New-York tribune., 1881-12-04
NENN-YnRK CITY.

White plush is stylish for collarctteS.
Black thread lace 4, revived Tor 1ounc's.
Feather bonnet, supcrscdr feather turbans.
Black plush i, used for bpunets instead OF velvet.
Rhine CRYSTALS are usod for small picture frames.
Black satin slippers are fashionable for full dress.
Rose pout sclrls IN The shops valued at ~ 900
each.
New stationery has vignctte figures from - Pa
tIencc.'
OnIv vg1O7 immigrants arrived at Castle Garden
last week
Several thousand Christmas trees arrived at Pier
No H. from Maine. Yesterday.
The CoacEinp CInb diucd last evening in the
uickrrbuckcT Club House on FIiiha'c.
Deaths inst week. 70o; births, 5lG: marriages,
2i6; arrests. l,2i5; excise licenses issued a. ana
fees collected, $3.50.
~ COLLISION WIN TIC.
The bark Montreal ns IL was being iowcd through
Hell Cat" yesterday morning ~ o.ciocA wa run
imro by an unknown bark aud mrr head gear ana
Two of the forcnlst wards were carried away. HE
tug was also considerably injured.
CHANGES AT TnE PRODUCE ENClitSGE.
At "A meeting OF the member. of the Produce IN-
change Yesterday il decided 10y vote oi 9b0
10 81 10 adopt the proposed amendments 10 the BY
laws in regard 10 the election Of mem lcr. etc. Tie"
amendments affecting the trcasurcr's duties were
DEALING ~ POLICY SLIPS
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be
| liovcry. charged by vii IAN Clarke, of N".
$50 Fultou-st. brooklyn, with keeping II lottery
| policy shop AT the aforementioned place. lie was
| held for tTia IN default OF - 200 bail.
| A POLlCENAS Rus OVER.
Policeman James j. Pagan, of the Fifth Prccinc',
! while pdroiIng his post at West broadway and
Frankim-st. la 4 night at o'clock, was run over
! ,u, seriouslv Injured hy car No 81 of the Eight
! Ayruur Line liz was taken 10 the Chambers street
Hospital The driver of the ar,,Iohn II. Stcncchrr.
was arrested and locked up ia the Le nard Street
| Station.
THE ST. OMrR HOTEL SHOOTING CASE.
| lpFDufr RTllV VryfgTtly held iUUflC ~
| in the OF the shooting Of Forrest Nncmillcr,
| which occurred last Sunday morning III the ~.
| Ourr Hotel. Testimony was gwen by several per
! sons, but there was nothing IN the evidence adj
| ditional to what was published in lHE lLBuN
| last Monday. High was discharged. The verdict
| was accidental shooting.
| KILL y BY THE FALL OF 4 SAND-BANK.
| A sand-uauk in Observation-Disclosures uty-tmrd-
ST., between the Boulevard and Twcith-aye., under
noon. Peter Pe crson, a Swcde, ago toril, ol 40
:}13 East Observation-Disclosures tvs, ty-sccond-st" was
| buried under it aud KILLED. soon aftcrwaTd hi'
| body was eXhuncd Il. DrOger. ol Onc-huudrGh'
| and y-tOurth-st., another workman. was also
buried in the sand but escaped injury.
WARD 4 co.'s POST OFFICE MATTER.
Oudin ~ Oakley, attorneys ioc the stock TX
| change, yesterday sent 10 Postmaster-uehGra
James, at Washington, aidavIts on the strength o
which they asked that mail matter addrcssod tt
| Ward d Co.. No. % Exchange place be- withheld
James Lacy, who is supposed by them alone e
represent the firm of Ward IL Co.. said yesterday
that the persons whose atidayits had been taken Dl
money they had ever deposited with him.
| THE OHIO NEWSPAPER MEN.
| The Ohio editors now visiting in New-lOrk spent
yesterday forenoon IN looking about the city, They
took the Sixth Avenue Elevated Road and went a
far as High Bridge; returning to One-hundrel- and
twenty third-st., they crossed to the Third Avenue
Elevated Road and went to its terminus From th
Battery the party went to Fulton Market, and from
there to The TRIBUNE Building where 1t was shown
through the building. To-day the visitors viii at
tend the Rev. r. Dewitt Talmage's church in th
morning and Mr.. Beechers church III the evening.
MODEL EXECUTOR.
John Foley executor of the late Daniel Foley ap
| peared yesterday before Surrogate Calvin and SuD
mitted an account OF his proceedings as executor
The report was not drawn by "A lawyer and was en-
trey informal. Mr.. Foley asked the Court TO eX
cuse the infornality, he unwilling to bgrdel
the estate by employing an attorney. lie sald Una
the estate had been greatly o. hanced in value unde
his management, and that IN three years he ha'
charged it with only so for disbursements. Surro
gate Calvin made no objection 10 receiving the 10
port
A FoRTUNE-TRLLEH's MISERABLE DEATH
Mary Lynch age sixty, was found ytstSrda.
morning lying iii on the foor Of her room Ia ia
rear OF No. 1914 Orchard-st, where she hal th ioh
| or five days WI four ugly cats as her only CON
! Danlons. She was delIrlous. as much nom dTlnI