New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-25
NEW-YORK ltITY

DlpntneTla Is prevalent III FOrdhaln.
Counterfeit silver dollars are circulating uptown
Uncut velvet is used for trimming.
Black pearls stylish for mourning.
Hoops or no hoops" is the vexed question.
Ostrich feathers trim new hat brms.
Kilt skirts woollen suits.
The new waist is called the Antique.
Lengthwise stripes seen in new hosiery.
Drectoire coats revived.
Stirring has had its day of favor.
Mandarin cloaks the latest novelty.
Moire and Surah silks are combined in new
costumes
Feather turbans represent bird sitting on its
nest.
The Seventh Regiment will parade on Thursday
OCT Der u, at p. lii.
One hundred and-ifty -seventh-st., between ST.
Nicholas and Tenth-aves., is being opened ana
graded.
Deaths last week, 7O5; births 400; marriages,
200; arrests 1304 Excise licenses issued, II aud
ices col ected, $35625.
Inc New-fiaven steamers will discontinue land
ing at twenty thlrd-st. for the and after
Monday; They will leave Peck Slip as usual at 3
ana ll:oo D. H., except Sundays.
A HORSE DROWNED IN THE NORTH RIVER.
horse and cart owned by Robert A. Denvers, of
no. old Last Seventeenth-s,. were backed mo
the North River yesterday, at Pier % The horse
vas drowned.
MIR. MAINS ENTERTAINMENT
,biS esle NAM OF Englan4 viii give two lectures
Michigan sufferers The subject for tuesday even
Poetry and Song"
ARRIVALS OF IMMIGRANTS.
The arrivals at Castle Garden yesterday were
i,oZo: In the last week the total arrivals
I4S, and tor the same week last year they
LIMITING THE TRADING TIME.
At meeting OF the gram trade OF the Produce
Exchange, yesterday, an amendment was adopteu
prohibiting trading before 10 g III. and alter D.
FLOWERS AT TIE FAIR.
ne display OF pants, HowcrS ana flOral designs
VIII open at The American Institute Fair next lucs-
day and remain open oniy iour days. 1t will DC
very large and interesting greater than ever
ana very many florists from the country viii con
tribute.
- ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.
terday, reported that on September 20 she met WITH
Q violent gale, which lasted tWo hours. Thomas
Hardy "a sailor, had his leg broken by heavy sea.
AT Gay Head the ST, amer passed n water-iOggcd
dlsrasted vessel about 200 tous burden apparently
"A schooner.
SHOT IN THE LEG BY A RIVAL.
=, James McShane, age nineteen, OF No. 433 West
Twenty -slxth-st., while walk " in Fourtenntb,t
with a girl named Mary Shea, on Friday night. was
lie was taken to the st, Vncents Hospital and was
eucen, about the aiiar even to the police. Steiner
escaped.
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR
The jewish New Year observed yesterday
morning iii all the synagogues There wns no sne-
nlal rite IN the services Which were however of an
character. Mourning was displayed i'm
memory of TIL dead President. The Rev DR. Colt
he'll 9tficiated at the Temple Emanu-El and r.
le red with feeling to he President The Beth El,
Shaarai Tephila, Bnai Jeshurun and other svnn-
gogucs were well filled by their re spectve ongrega
lions. Money raised by the annual rental of news
VIII TINS year be devoted in part to the Garfield
fund.-
not SATISFIED WITH HIS REBATE
,aes 'iycr, me dichet agent of the PENNSYLVANIA
plalnaut in the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
Ierday, against John Mausinger, a barber, who he
said had threatened to shoot him. II Appeared from
the testimony that the barber arrived from Chicago
IN Friday and called at the railroad com am 5
office TOR his rebate which he RECEIVED omonnting
TO $40. MIR. Hyer was surprised by visit from
Nlausnger Yesterday, when he came in the office
ana, iourishingn revolver, demanded 50, claiming
nat he was only given that amount ms rebate on
iriday. The agent balanced his books and finding
them correct, refused to give the excited barber thu
; policeman was called and he was taken into euS-
Iody; Justice Qtterbourg fined hm $40 for carry.
ng the pistol. which was contscated.
BROOKLYN
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon. of No. 2t2 Navv-st dror
ped dead Mt her home yesterday morning.
Michael Ghlden, age fity-ninc, fell through n
hatehway IN Martins stores yesterday and WAS
killed.
lticcorda Giohatta, who was stabbed by ArtouioE
Oeicomo on Friday. The Jury returned a verdict
III accordance with the facts.
EX-Secrctary Stuart has written letter 10 one
Of his friends in BROOKLYN in relation TO some nrn
perry Ii LETT behind him. The letter was mailed In
Jana Ia but Mr. Stuart did not give his address
HiIlck GlaUaEll, tWeHty-SlX old M hon
was ,akeh TO police station las night seriously in
ured by kicSs Which he received in the head in
Farley could not be found by tine polio,
Francis Parsons, of South N,rwaIk diod ,os.,.I
ilernool III carriage on Myrtlc-ave near Snencsr
st. lie had Just come from South Norwalk and
was on MS way TO friends house He was n hiatt l
~ trade. HIS death was due to debility canseJ ~,
dissipation. u "
As A: Y. Shllwell. Of Gravcsend. aco fortv-s,v
was driving at p. III Friday mt the cross;no
he Sea Beach Railroad and the Gravcsond M ma
ug both horses. Mr. Stlllwell was iniure ser;
lie was taken TO his home.
RoheT Hughes. thirty years old who lived NJ tbs
OOt OF Hcnry-st was killed Yesterday NV , st,n,, \
C zen on aS head ana fractured hissku He wa
!" Waking on thc pier NJ the foot of Commerce-st
Snerc some men were engaged IN holstiup cottnu Z
Dale oil cotton struck The shutter and dislodged il
LONG ISLAND.
BAY SHORE.--The Rev. Mr. Kings,onj h.
igned TIE passionate of the Congrcgatonal HhnrnI
n Bay Shore. He has received and accnnteJ - ~
% church ut Grccnport. F'' " ''ii !
ORIENr.-Thc Rev, Mr.. Simonton. pastor of ~.
Jonsrrgatl0nal Church at Orient has terdercd h. \
esenation. Ills health will not permit him t RE s
here during the winter. ~ =" "Fe
, k1ockSAwAY'-,,ames Bradcnburg, while cunning
he accidental discharge of his gun The woupa
nay prove fatal. "'"""
FLusuING.17aIhe Chapel of st. joseph Roman I
tar which cost $6, 600 1t il now nus an
will be consecrated by Bishop Loughiin ON Senl
ember 20. ~ y" oop- Z
JAMAicA.-Thomas Coughlan who was arrested
Win ihomas Mitchell on Thursday morning ON
uspicion OF having caused the death of III mas Z
}rady, was discharged III the evening Yesterday h'
vas rearrested on II warrant issued bv Cor9nn,
Wood and locked up. ~ N"''"o'
HICKsvILLE.-The dead body of a man about FONT.
ears OF age was found ut the southern eytrcmit ~
he lains, near the village of Hicksville ycsiarI
morning. The body was recognized ms ibnt ~ 10y
ramp who on the day previous was seen wanSe ";
the vicinity IN an apparently deranged condition
sn III fp aS n9 6oroners Jury found verdict of