New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-07
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NETWORK CITY.
Stripes are imported for fall fashions
Brick red is the fashionable red shade.
Rows of braid trim summer travelling dresses.
Dark blue null with white polka dots is used fol-
summer dresses.
POngee silks and surahs are the favorie materials
for summer dresses.
Ribbons are necessary to finish pretty toilet and
great taste is displayed in selecting them.
Some of the cutters uptown in Third-ave. are in a
very foul condition
Wristlets of black velvet studded with jet are
fashionable.
fountain at the Post Office carry off pals full
Deaths last week, s3S; births, 523 marriages,
1AO ; the police arrested ,3O6 persons.
Large Asatian bows of red plush are worn in the
hair with morning toilets.
Muslin dresses, to be handsome and stylish must
have the least starch i'll them to make them drape
gracefully.
New lunch cloths are deep red, and are used with
white crochet mats.
Much complaint is made in the annexed district of
the indifference of the Board of Aldermen to the
needs and interests of the upper wards.
William McKean who saved boy from drowning
in Harlem recently, is said to have saved thirty-tve
other persons from the same death since 1869.
GIFTS FOR THE SEASIDE sANITARIUM.
l." and So from Miss K. d. L." for the Seaside
Sanitarinm. The money has been sent to Henry
King, president.
THE REGISTRATION OF PLUMBERS
The Board OF Health is prepared to distribute the
blanks for the registry of the master and journey
%en Plumbers under the law giving it the spery
has done business at No. 81 Greenwich-ave for
Oh the registry.
THE NEW CUNARp STEAMER.
The steamship Catalonia, which has just been fin
iseed for the Cunard Steamship Company, will be
due here about August 10. She is entirely new
vessel of $500 tons and full horse power she will
be commanded by Captain Gill notc Of steamer
Algeria) and will have cabin accommodations for
200 hrst-class passengers on saloon deck
POLICEMAN. sCHUsKE HoNoRABIY DISCHARGED
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday Justice
the case of Margaret Mulligan, the emigrant girl
who charged Policeman Henry Schuske with ma wing
assaulted her decided to dismiss the complaint
The accused policeman was honoraby discharged.
THE END OF THE ZIG TURTLE.
ne Smithsonian Institution Unsecured the turtle
which has been the object Of the curious for the last
few days. 1t died Yesterday, and its weight has
been ascertained nj 2,0Si pounds. Captain Owens
length, and the Two are now lying at the foot Of
Fnlton,st.. East River. The turtle will be for
WarJed To Washington tomorrow.
TWO WIFE BEATrRs
James Devine, of No ll5 hottest, FOR assaulting
bis wife, Bridget Deyne, by striking her on the
face with his clenched fist, was held in $500 bail
Christopher Coylc, notorious wifc-bcater was
tlaken before Justice Flammer, yesterday, at the
Iombs for throwing bottle at his wite's head. 1t
No. 100 Washington-st.. cutting her severely Bail
was required in $500 to answer.
A BOGUS CHARITY AGENT HELD
Charles Ward alias william Hill" Il well-llnnwn
confidence operator, was arraigncd before Justice
EIammerr yesterday, at the Tombs, on complaint of
for having forged his Endorsement to a check on the
Pacific Bank for 500 obtained from Charles II.
for the Society for the Relief of the Blind of which
society the complainant is treasurer. He was held
III ~ 900 bail.
noBBING THEIR EMPLOYER.
For some time Som Brothers. importers and deal
iH fancy and stable groceries nj Nos 3D1 and
361 Westinghouse have suspected their porters OF
helng engaged IN making away with their goods in
small quantiti cs-sardines, nutmcgs and sugar.
Joseph Bescnbahcr, John Andres aud Henry
Lutken, these of their employees, were detected in
retailing these, aud II asccrtained that Fredcr-
lex Fechtmollcr whose place of business is at North
Moore and C'reenWich-sts, was the receiver Besen-
b1cher, Andres Lutltcn aud Fechtmoller were taken
complaint of Henry SOM. aud the three first were
held each IN default Of 500 bail. Fechtmoler was
committed in dcfauIt of 81 800 bail.
>, woMEX KNocKED down IN TINE STREET.
Francis Wiley, rough-loo!iuc fellow. who said
he lived IN West Eeycnth-st, was taken before JUS
tice MorCau, at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning, charged with drunkenness and
with insulting women in the street. Friday EVENING
W Hey met woman i'll Ganseyoort-st. and throwing
his arms about her attempted to kiss her. She
struggled to free herself and the man struck her i'm
the face, knocking her down. He then staggered
basket and then knocked her down and kicked her
A policeman coming up ut the time, took him i'm
custody. The Justice committed him for exaInina-
tlou
a PouCEMAN's PROMISING uEtR.
Michael Scanlon eleven years Of age against
whom his mother, Mrs. Mary Scanion of No ~
kmG-St, appeared, was arraigned yesterday in the
jefferson Market Police Court. Mrs Scanlon said
that neither she nor her husband, who is on the
police force, could do anything with their
son. About three weeks ago Young ScauIOn
suddenly disappeared from home and nothing was
known of him until niece of Mir ScanIons
brought MN back from Boston. How he rclrhed
known Recently he ina ,.tfl t,ff