New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-16
NEW.YORK CITY.


Many different shades OF one Color aio u'0u J."
combination in the new costumes
French uull Observation-Disclosures in colored floss
is rev for trimming null dresses
Re.eda ia the new shade of Inignonette, ana con-
trasts prettilv with porcelain Dlue'
Fulton-st dog of sad and serious mleh us
tributes circulars to the way'arers
The average Italian street-cleaner lives on ABOUT
40 cents day, including his lodging
Several of the shop windows on broadway nave
appeAred prrmaturely IN spring drcss'
The new shade of red called Nandyck req ~ DARKER
ond softer than the older shades OF cardinal.
The animal dinner of the Alumni Of the College OF
the Ctv of New York will occur February 20
The fine new building for st. JoseDhs Union at
Lafayette-place aud Great Jones-st IL heHlS oo"'-
pleted. =, ,,
in I'D 'nbber shoes Which are shipped to manutac-
turers
Columbia College professors receive the o highest
salaries in the profession, ranging from $33oo 10
So. 500.
diminutive carriage drawn by eight ponies at
tracted the attention OF children III broadway
yesterday.
this Writer made the Staten Island 1erryooa's trein-
BILE yesterday. ~
The physicians of the night medical service staff
made forty-onc calls Ill January. One patenC paiu
the fee himself
coffee importer of this city has computed that
the omount of fee consumed in this country III
1880 vas less by BOO, 900 bags than in 1879.
Among the spring dress materials IS thin, seazy
belge in ecru and mystic SHADES wlIn ooiuer III
darker shade on Que side 10 use Tor trimming.
Clothes stolen some time ago rom Virginia letter,
ut Iuwood HILL near Spuyten Duyvel were found
Monday floating down the river on cake OF lce
The Board of Heath Yesterday received com
,,unicaon from fifteen property owners OF fremont,
complaining of the flooding OF their cellars ana ask
ing for relief - -
~ Kan qhOuS before Wh1Cn
lice officers were stationed by the Mayors orders
to warn the public from entering. four are already
closed and the other two are dong no DnsiheSs'
A FRENCH BALL PROHIBITED.
Tho Police COMMISSIONERS Yesterday denied the
reoucst of the Cercle Musicale ct Phantropque de
rOrphcon Francois for permission to hold mas
nIerade ball at the Academy Ol Music February 20.
UrRFvISED NEW TESTAMENT.
The American Committee of Bible Revision. owing
to n delay in the publication OF the Revised New
Testament, has extended nntiI nay 'mS Si %lIer or
memorial cory OF the llrsC CulNerSl'y eui'io" Aoi
contribution OF $40.
ORGANIZING CHARITABLE WORK
There was a meeting Of missionaries from the
chnrcIps and mission chapcS of the East Side. at ST.
Cnrrge's Chanel in Fast NinctPcnth-st.. yesterday,
tn consider means o. better organization in the work
Of distributing charity.
TO PRISON FOR TEN YEARS.
Iomes Lynch and John Mcchan pleaded guilty IN
hc Cnurt of General Sessions Yesterday tOan indict-
mcnt charging them with attempted burgnrv III tho
first degree. Recorder Smyth sentenced them 10
state Prison, each Tor me I'M lcil dIo"cu ny III"
for the offence, ten years.
prysHNTtTI0N To PETER COOPER.
The committee If the Cooper Institute students
amounted To arrange for the presentation ol ser OF
resolutions ~ Peter Cooper reported last night tlat
MIR Cooper had expressed preference TO have tho
ceremonies take place Oh the evening Of Washing
tons birthday. III the large hall OF the Union
REPORT or CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
The following is "a comparative statement of cases
of contago,Is disease reported for the two weeks
ending February II. 1871 :.
,t,at Ntaa MINI Gu1a
f S Ss '''s'' ' IS Isl + 10 q IS j
THE Ngw coLrMmA LAW SCHOOL.
The plans for the pcN Columbia ColIGs 'o, Law n1
twe"n Forty-ninth and Fif'irih-siS. and Madison
and Fourth nvrs.. have been complctr'l III Is OK
n"tnd that the buildings will be ready for Occnpa-
ton in ab.u' u year. Accommodations VIII DC pro-
vided for 600 students
thy IRRIGATION COMMISSIONERS.
Tic annual meeting of the Commissioners OF Emit
grafton was held ycs;oIday. All OF me members
tn"Irding Mayer Grace, VINO is an exofflrio member
n,rc present. William II. lInrlbut. who has beer
a member of the Board for eight and president for
three terms, declined reelection. COniinisslOntr
Gee rae STAR Was elected president.
THE STATUE or WASHINGTON FOR WALL STREET.
The Cnmn,tt,c of tue Chamber OF Commerce
which has IN ITS charge the ARRANGEMENTS for the
erection Of a statue Of Washington IN front Of the
Sub Treasury HuidinG, has issued call tn the ci
z"ns OF NcwYurk for subscriptions for the carrying
out If the object. Morris h. JeSnp. of No 81
Wllliau-St., is treasurer % the committee.
Jr-rICr orIruBuUEGs COMrIAINr
Justice Oitrrbourg. ~ Il letter ~ the Police Com
mI,scnerS, yesterday, co, p'ancd Of he practice Of
srudiuc PRISONERS to the Central once before they
wnrc taken to court. Superintendent Walling de-
Tended the pracl cr saying that II had been adopted
10 serve The ends of Justice and bad been found To
do So Commissioner Nj iOs suggested that the
subject would be proper one for the Council of
BOGUS SUMMON ;Es FoR.JrEo@s.
An 1mpn9tnr has been serving on business men If
the ctv what purrrrtS 80 nc summons for them 10
am, ar rs Jurors ~ Part H. OF the >lp.cmc Court.
me uanryY are siunrd - Ddnlap Sheriff" and
Tins hrpr internal evidence of fraud Peter Bowe
being the present Shrrn, but the fact that Thomas
Dunlap il Commissioner Of Jurors might tend Ia de-
ceive the unwarV. The imp0,tOr always says when
he serves the paper: suppose that Won do not
care TO serv,," nimat!ng that Ly feeling him
slightly the dIsaGrccable duty might be avoided.
MtRKErMrN At ODDS.
There seems to be dilrrcn of opinion among
the stand-hOidcrs III Fulton Market. Recently u
delegation of stant-hOiderS waited upon Mr. IhOmp.
son Commissioner of Public Works, and urged that
the plan for the new market binding shonld pro-
vide for retaining the cellar stands. Another dele
CATION nc.uding Amos Robbins, President, William
Ottman Treasurer, and Eugene Blackboard, Sccro.
tary of the Fulton Market Association, favored
ab0shlng tho cellar stands. The advocates of the
cellar stands say that the CITY viii lose 900 900 "a
year if their places arc abolished
MADAME GEIsTINGERs TRUSK RECOVERED.
A man who read on saturday an account Of the
stealing Of "a trunk belonging to Madame GcStingcr,
tho actress from No. go East EIghtpenth-st in
fnTmed Police Inspector Byrnes that two suspicious
looking men had carried trunk INTO a stable in the
rear of No. 1853 Westinghouse. Detectives were
sent 10 the place aud found the trunk belonging to
Madame Geistlngcr together with the. dresses.
valued at 81 900 which formed part of her stage
wardrobe. Tho detectives watched the stable
closely until last evening. when they became con-
WINGED that the thieves had abandoned their boot
BROOKLYN.
Bootblacks sigh for thaw.
+. Shaiier, age eight, living with his parents on
tie canal boat Lewis Clyde, III the WallabOut Canal
fell into tho hold yesterday aud was 80 Injured that
he died in q few hours.
Manv people assembled at Prospect Park yes ter
dav TO watcba curling match between the New York
and the New-Jrrsey Clubs. The former club won
by "A score of 249 tO217.
The Spanish brin Salvador. from Mayaguez an-
D. cturhI tho i'm hn