New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

loo has AGAIN Appeared III lhO -''-
1rho mI,anotrv hood is the newest
Inc L LAY toiIet Is Of velvet over damask
,1o 1orl, duIl red is called Terra-Cotta Ieu'
nv ,;,L familv in this city now numbers Z43o
no os plentiful on the street stands yes
Frozen fruit was pen''iO-
terday. -. ;., ord Rroollvn To
colony is forming in this city ana brooklyn "
settle in MISSOURI -. o-. oostry,oo
The large round collar seen on the nc" costumes
is called the PlerrOt .1
broadway was nearly as dry ana uu'uy yes'oiu"S
as il ever was in August.
The proceeds of charitable entertainments IN
Harlem are aveTagely meagre
Ruildinc operations have been begun IN -FOUR
feminist. near University-place.
Several fine residences in Fltth-aVe' are Oelns
transformed into business houses
Chatham-st was blockaded from Chatham Square
to City Hall at one time yesterday.
Linemen may still be seen on the TOOLS dowh-
town repairing broken telegraph wires
The collections at the Custom House Wednesday
for duties alone, amounted to $l,1O2.OOO.
There are tbirtv-three WashinGtons IN New-IorK
City twelve of whom are George WasDlngtohs'
|. Landlords and agents in Harlem announce tnat
rents will advance from 10 u ~ pei O0"' 14O--
May l. u.
The Excise Commissioners tried several delnquent
louor-dealers yesterday, and rejected tnree appii
cations for licenses "a,
A large mart of the undulatlng scenery IN Madlc
| son-aye was removed last nlsuI WIN '"' A
| pickaX shovel and cart.
| Tho sale of Professor Alfred NJ. Mayers books
| which was begun Wednesday night at clinton nau'
| was concluded last nlght' 49,,
Now dresses are called crooked dresses" because
thew have full short panier on one side while tne
| other is perfectly straight
The recently completed Second Baptist Chnrch
| ed6ce in Harlem will be dedcateu heAV Ounu"1'
| The Rev. Halsey Moore is the pastor.
Co-as-vou- please matches were popular In the ful-
ton ferryb0at cabins yesterday passengers running
| from one end to the other to keep Warl'
no IA
| row of flats now building in East one lundren-
ondtwentv-frst-st. has been pronounced unsafe
and ordered to be torn down by the building DC
partment. -
NEW TRIMMING WITH A BAD NAME
Cabbage trimming is formed by a bias STRIP oil oil
silk frayed both edges ana gaheteu ~ M az 80
so as to bring the raVeileu euHes up WIZ" ''1'
fluffy effect.
| Workmen were tearing down the Lrlck Dullding
in New Bowery, near FraDkfort-st yesterday Ihls
80 tho last hniidng to be torn down TO make room
for the approach Of the East River Brdge'
FATAL FALL FROM A FOURTH STORY.
| William Breczv aye twenty, of Washington-aVe,
| fell from the fourth story to the yard OF No so
West FIfty.seventh-st., where he was working We'd
nc.doY. and was fatally injured. He died yester'
Jay VALUE OF A LOST HUSBAND.
Johanna Brosowsky. age thirty VINO recently
came to this country as an ~ aft for alien
atmg her husbands anectlohs' enc cslluia'e9 uV'
damages at $4,000.
The Havana steamship British Empire. OF Alex
andres Line sailed yesterday with cargo primer
%aiv of ears in sections car-whees and other Iaii
road material for the Mexican Railway CONSTRUCTION
Componv II is TO be landed at Vera Cruz
WORK or The CITY MISSION.
7 The City Mission Of No. 90 Bible House IN tebr1
airy held 400 Gospel meetings WIN oIal S.Unu
: ance of 10000 circulated 10000 tracts ana papers
| ATTAINED 10 temperance pledges, ana AIDED OU'
families at their homes besides giving lodgings {
i the homeless The receipts were sou, e1pehul
4 lures - 300 Indebtedness remaining $lOiolO'
: DEATH FROM ALLEGED MALPRACTICE. .
: Coroner Ellinger was called yesterday TO take th
q | statement OF Margaret Rose, who was dying iron
L nccts Of malpractice at No. $50 West Twenty
r | sivth-st He found tho woman unconscious III
| Vno,,tes OF No, l20 West Twenty -ninth-'t' va
,orted the case stated that woman had atlenue
har and that Margaret Roses condition was the Ic
: suit of her ignorance aud neglect
n STATING FOR NEW-ORLEANs.
: Tho 7tst Regiment \. Y. $. y. g., assembled yes
- tordav morning IN ITS armory. at lhriy-hihs'' an
= broadway to escort the battalion winch Is 10 iAl
New.Orleans 10 the jersey Guy ierIy Inc El'di ,
o | battalion including guests, numbered nearly ~.
" II Is accompanied by the regimental bdhl' Az
Y m the line was formed, and the regiment staItt'
II The line OF march was down broadway anu LlocI'J
t ST. ARRANGING FOR WALKING MATCHES.
r Tho third contest for the OLcary belt Will begl
III , ny EebTnarv 2sat . 90 am. There twei
b. fv-One entries aud these include Hart' IidBhes' a
n len Howard, PanchOt, krohne ana Ehus. 81
in netting on Hart against Hughes Is 3 to l. IL
Ks race foi the Ashley champion belt VIII begin MO-
he DAY March T. at 1900 n. IN. OLeary's unknow
no viii be named on OF before the SatuIdy pieceull
Ut the race.
UNSUCCESSFUL Efforts TO HELP TIE DOERs.
d. The Committee of Iransvaa sympathlzers whiC
was organized fortnlghtsgo to raise snDscnptlo
lu for an ambulance TO be sent to the Beers u II
meetiup with success owing TO the fact that 1t u
ss NOT been able to obtain suitable treasurer. IL
ed most prominent citizens Of Dutch descent III I'll
IT t~ have been offered tho trust. but they have
uU | refused. Owing the general indifference TO Z
US cause of the Beers the committee cOntempates cea
~ | ing its labOrs.
o. AN UNUSUALLY STORMY VOYAGE.
lit The steamship Assyrian Monarch, which arriv
yesterday, reported that sue mad had an unusual
ION stormy voyage of eighteen days. About noon. Fe
we ruary a drilling rain storm began, which "
10 | accompanied by severe wind and III the EVEN
the storm increased ind the vessel began TO t'
.ve and pitch in a very high sea. The weather
~ cold and the spray which was thrown up again
ior the vessel lroze and covered tho hull with II
There was no damage zone.
The Singing TO SAMUEL WOOD.
.on Miss Jeannete Glider, the Editor of The Critic, W
called Yesterday 3 a witness by the proponcnt
the contest over the probate OF the Wll OF the Il
Samuel Wood. Miss Glider testified that June
lry 1S75 She went m company with Miss Clara Lou
ut Kellogg to see Mr. Wood, who spoke with them
mnsicai topics generally, and also in regard 10
Intention Of founding musical college. Miss X
1t logg sang two ballads apparently with much pie
do ure TO Mr.. Wood, who gave her bouquet of Howe
After the singing the conversation about the mu
the cal college was continued
A MESSING sPANIARD.
ey- The Spanish society, La Rationale. OF this CT
'' has offered reward Oh %ZoU ior IntteIgence o
in New-York He was last seen III St. LOUIS
cembcr 10. short time before gong to 81. Lon
where he was employed IN a cigar store, he sold
interest in a cigar factory In Chicago, but II
all nos.snio NO The Spanish Consul HpoIlto
tine triarte is also making efforts to learn what has
hat come of the missing man. Cuerro 10 described
ked & .ot Ia hc,gLt rather SLENDER with black Ii
IRISH ia i 49, q bc AMI dark ewes.
that anu Al''' -, ,,,,n,r,,
the The Rev. Dr. George IL. Houghton, the Rev.
g of Morgan Dix. the Rev. G.. I. Olmsted. the
y Alexander Mcmillan and others, officers and III
in ayers of the House of the Holy Comforter.
'1 IT, | church homo for incurabe women and chdi
W hnve issned a circnlnr selling forth their needa