New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-11
NEVV-YORE CITY.

The Beret IS tine cap lh'rouuceu w iiF VIZ
tuTban.
The usual preparations for winter are making In
Central Park.
Tyro gloves Of thick creamy white skins are
worn for full dress.
Christmas cards have made their appearance IN
windows of uptown booksellers
A heard large enough to surround the bonnet
crown is the last eccentrlcity in millinery.
Robert r. Green, a cOlored man, sat as Juror in
trial before Justice Barrett, in the Supreme Court
yesterday.
The POsTNfAsTER-GENERAL IN THE CITY.
Postmaster-Ccncfal James was in the city yester-
day and in the afternoon attended meeting OF the
directors of the Lincoln National Bank. He Will re-
turn TO Washington Tomorrow
KILLED BY HLUMtNATIvG GAS.
Joseph Caille, age forty a clerk, of No. 400
Sxth-ave., was found dead IN his room on Wednes-
doy killed by Illuminating gas that filed his
Ii is not known how the gas came to be turned on
ACCIDENT TO A TUG BOAT.
The tug boat Vim, while being hauled up on the
marine railway at City Island Yesterday afternoon.
feII from the ways upon the blocks aud stove in her
bottom. She will probably be righted at the next
high tide.
DYING FROM INJURIES RECEIvrD ~ 1S62;
Edwin G. White age twcnty-seven. died n We'd
nesday, at No. 10 East Twenty-trst-st., from an
injury received by the bursting of gun in 1863.
His skull fractured and at intervals since he
suffered from commissions. which recently Increased
in violence and frequency.
DAMAGED BY COLLISION ~ FOG.
The schooner Blanche Hopkins, the vessel run
INTO by the steamer latteras, in the bay on Tuesday
night. came into port yesterday for repairs she
lost her iibboom fore and maiu-tOpmast5 and fore
sail. and sustained other slight damage. She was
from Philadelphia bound TO Boston.
PASSING WRECK AT SEA.
The steamship MctapcGia, which arrived yeStcr-
day from Yokohama, reported that on November !,
i'm latitude 40 ~ north, longitude 90 west the
wreck Of the bark Trenton Of Christina. Norway,
laden with coal, was passed. The sails were hang
iur in ribbons the ruddcr was broken, and some OF
the upper spars were dragging alongside.
DEATH FROM ovERsrUDY.
George VI. Fuller, age twenty, medical student,
died suddenly on Tuesday az No. 1875 West Forty
secoud-,t Coroner Herman. who was called TO
hold an inquest, reported yesterday that fuc had
died OF nervous prostitution, superuduced by cN-
trcmc application 10 study, and congestion OF the
brain Tullcr's home was in Schenectady, WHITTIER
his body will be taken for burial
TWO ACCIDENTS ~ ONE BUILDING.
Two accidents both probably fatal. happened
YESTERDAY in the new building at No. 20 l,eckman-
It. I'm the morning Thomas Moore age ttiliy-tWo'
of No 80 Noor,st.. fell from awndow while repair
ing telephone, and sustained severe injuries OF the
brain In the afternoon scrcw-dnvcr fell on the
hcnd Of Arthur Hurley. agc forty, OF No Janc-s
and broke his skull. Both were taken 10 the
Chamber street Hospital.
THE FOREIGN GUESTS LEAVING TIVE CITY.
Baron Won Stcubcns family, seven IN numher
sailed yesterday morning on the steamer Nielahd
Them N tho picr wcr, Walker Blaine, John Davis.
Creighton Webb, Count Won Bru,t and Frederick
Kubnc At the Fifth Avenue Hotel secretary
blame took leave of the German family. The re-
w,in,crof the French visitors in the city started
for the West on the $50 p. M tram last evening
CHARGES AGAINST 4 CAPTAIN DISMISSED.
The investigation ycstcrddvo Of the case of Captain
Campbell of the Anchor Line steamship Ltnopla.
against whom and bis officers complaint was made
by "A dozen stccragr passenger Oh I-ttr%,mrht our
thfougL Franz Joseph Wild who attcmptad 10 IN
cite muliuy. Upon bis striking the boatswaIh ne
was locked MP. The testimony showed tlit me
| otrcer- of the vessel were Justified IN lmprsonmg
Wild and the charges against the ETHIOPIA were
! dismissed
THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS.
Al tho suacial meeting OF the Commissioners OF
Ernigratiuu at No I'll Fourtll-aye., last cVcuinI'
! Commissioner llurlnut presided. resolution
thanking Dr. Maupin, the rctulng Phy'ioiaRR- ~
chief tor tic abb" and faithful performance "l nl'
| dutlrs wa. carried unanimously. Mrs' SculiN'
marion at the Insane Asylum; aad Mrs, G"inh ihc
/ ,,IIriC. were removed. Mr.. stephen on then
moved TO discharge Farmer Shechln. He described
tbe farming ON Wards Island rs farce and lail-
/ urc The Office of farmer was abolished.
WOMEN CHARGED WITH HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
| U,r,nau Vcncr an cmplovc I'm laIF"Ts Hotel, AZ
,,rty-fouri hist and broadway. appeared ~ com
| painaut against Mary A; Riley OF No; iSl NSsJ
| Twenty vcnti-s. aud kate M'iH'i OF 20; -
! SiNtI-ivc. iu the Jefferson Market Polic" Court,
Yesterday. charging them with mHhWaN rohn'ly
lie said that ON Tuesday night he me- me Won IN
front 81 a vacant house ~ hit'oh,'-' h1,I ~ "a,
! ave. hen they knocked hlm down ana luh"tu MN
! nf $40 Both women denied his story bat they
/ were held by Justice Morgan for examination.
THIEVES WORK ON THE last sIDE.
/ l,e.ffl
! c,,,rI,ircI at Police Headquarters, yesterday, ol
frequent outragcs committed ny lhi,Nts III wv, ~
nc,hborhood Tho ioraliiy /, nciaHGu In aFS
| RYAN has command. The IHBuNE dr''rlbrH IL con
fInr CuI,, year ago, when many bua4H's3 men III
! r.t-,yc uctItiouci the Police Board Tor per +
! ,.,,..t,,r Il 1. one of the worst regions IN the
| rity ard scarcely q store or factory escapes inc
dissertations OF the river thoy'' VINO make II 'h'lr
/ home.
San r., HAVE Bery STRUCK BY POLICEMAN.
| Inhn Farrell agr thrty-unc a halter, OF No. '5E'
Wrst tiitccuth-st.. was admitted u bellevue ho7-
! pital on October 81. suffering, from pncunona
FUSED Inv a blow on the chest that had fractured
lie brrlst-honc. lie said that he had been sIFlcA
! with a club by policeman lie dlcd on No'cmn'i,
| z Deputy Coronc' Nat"rmanmadc an aH4lop-y al'
ascrrtaIncd that the brcast-bone was 'cally or"h'h
| II rnuIi not be a4ccrtiincd who the policeman was
thai struck Farrell Il was sad mat t2rreL mao
boon locked mp IN police station iI' thnrn bt tr
unlice books do not contain any record OF MS arrest
BROOKLYN.
Io,ros / O'Donncll of New Lots. was assaulted
! by four men Wednesday evening ana ,S"FeI'l4i u
~, t,t,iIy Injured IL il feared that his skull Il
| fr,cturcd Three Of ms aSsaiiants were arrested
The servant Of Mrs. Adelaide ketcham OF No
| "a, UayUor,l-st grvo a sraSkin sIcque, Wortl
500. 10 woman " begsGn ~ ,S the prop
$50 At ''""'"''' "'''
The Bridge Trustees voted on "Wednesday. az
naciaI meeting to contract with the Edgcm0or Iron
Gonnlny for 200 tons additional OF SlHel 10 com
nIcte The bridge. at Sig cents pound, Tins maKe
900 tons moro than originally called for. The en-
gincers were requested to make "a detailed fcpOr
about tine steel nj the next meeting
JERSEY CITY.
The trial of Police Captain Frederick I. Farrler
parrolman James Hopkins, Thomas Irotter, anelcc
tiOn inspector, and Michael D. O'Mara, Tor aileBG'
Laiit-box stuflng, was continued yesterday i
viii probably be concluded to-day.
| 4 woman with child in her arms entered car No
| II of the Hudson City Line, on its trip from TN
Iataa
yesterday and took seat IN one corner woman
in the car noticed that the chils face was covered
with pustulcs, aid believing that 1t had small -p0X
coIcd Conductor Iessers attention to tho fact. TIT
conductor questioned the woman with the child ant
Icarned that the child had had smallpox, but wa
getting over it, As soon aS the lact Decllle Know
| Ihn Who rmShnl