New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

Cieveiand S~rtssant Admiral O. : Foo "a
" Bliss or washnsSn HSga o seC1St ana Dr.
Peters. Hamilton College 49,. Iictoria Iiotel-Captan
Watkins OF the steamship City of Chester.
NEW-YORK CITY.
Shrimp pink is a new shade
| Belts more stylish than ever.
| Felt poke bonnets are imported for autumn
| Tortoiseshel glass is the novelty in fine glass
| ware.
| New fall goods have touches of yellow through
| them.
SIT '0'"' arrivals at 0'S'i0 'r''n last week were
| Plush is imported for trimming hats. bonnets,
| dresses and wrap.
Orange color is used in the decorations of libraries
and reception rooms.
Myrtle green, will be the fashionable color for
| ladies' dresses this winter.
| The Rev; G. IT, Smythe will be installed as pastor
| OF the Harlem Reformed Church November 6.
High Bridge and vicinity are now thronged on
Sundays with persons seeking chestnuts and autumn
| leaves.
The assignment of Gustavus Cohen to Leopold
Kothschild with vs., $50 preferences filed yes
| terday.
An unknown man fell into the East River at Pier
| No % and was drowned, yesterday. His body was
not recovered
Deaths, last week. CAS-; births, 512; marriages.
222; arres s. ,3SS excise licenses issued, 0S and
fees collected $500
1t is said that the clerical force in the Excise Bu
reau vii! be recognized after election. Several
designations have been asked for.
Engine Company No. rs was organized by the
Fire Commissioners yesterday and will occupy its
new quarters III Fordham at once.
PART OF THE RUIN LEFT.
Only about one-half of the old Fulton Market
structure is as yet torn down. Most of the dccayed
tinberS IN Sout-st. and III the centre of the block
are still standing
CALL" AT A NEW EXCHANGE
The Drug, Paint and Chemical Exchange, which
was organized last June on Monday will begin
daily call of the leading artic es of mere andise
dealt in at the Exchange.
UNPLEASANT FOR OCEAN TRAVELLERS.
| The lnman steamer City of Chester which ar
voyage, with continual head winds and high seas
| The Switzerland, of the Red Star Line also had
| rough weather on her voyage.
| FRENCH PROTESTANT WORK
meeting Will be held this afternoon at 4 o'clock
in the Broadway Tabernacle to listen to addresses
Protes ant Church at Lowell, and j. w. Coolidge,
OF Boston, on the French Protestant work in the
| United States.
| EXCITEMENT IN THE WHEAT MARKET
| The wheat market assumed ut time ycstor,l ay
what was almost panic. Prices declined fully two
| cents a oushel and margins used up and sold
| out, Corn declined about one aud half cents with
sdron ma picss n to sell Oats were half cent
| MIR. HowE's APPOINTMENT
| HaughwOut Howe, private secretary TO Postmas-
| ter Pearson has been appointed United States Dis
| patch Agent at New-Iork for the Department of
State. Ali documents from the State Department
10 ieEatohS abroad are sent through his hands
| Supplies to cOnsuls are also furnished by Mir
| Howe.
| GETTING READY TO PLAY BILLIARDS.
| meeting OF the billiard players who will take
part Ill the proposed tournament, was held yestedav
afternoon to discuss various points in regard TO the
| ants were present except Slosson and Gallagher Ii
was decided that the number of points in each game
should he 200 instead of $50. The question of uu,-
pres and referees deferred until the arrival of
MI hoche, Oh 81. Louis, the giver of the t ophy.
| m DETERMINED TO HAVE MORE PAY
| Inc coach drivers of tins city have been telling
! tneIr grievances Tor some time, and making
| preparations to demand increase of wages from,
80 to $13 week, which they intend to enforce bv
strike 1t was reported that strike had been made
yesterday, but such was not the case few drivers
| demanded higher pay without any intention of
striking meeting Will be held soon at Which de- H..
cislve measures Will b. decided upon
| 49, A LETTER CARRIER ARRESTED
| AHah russell, "a letter-caIrlcr employed in the
| General Post Office was arrested by Post Office
Inspector Newcome on Friday night, charged with
| +. Moore No. 212 Broadway He waived an
examination yesterday before United States Com
| OF the Grand ury in 5000 bail Russell lived at
NO ~ Orchard-st aud had been i'll the service for
seven years.
THE REVISION OF THE ESTIMATES.
The Board oi Estimate and Apportionment has
not yet concluded its labor OF revising the estimates
G ar the e amounts sent IN by he various departments
Board has heard representatives, daily since We'd
n ,es,fy last. last. In most cases the estimates
greater than the amounts allowed for the present
year In some instances there will be an increase
ahd n put the desire of the Board is to keep
inc expenses down as lar as is consistent with the
| einclent working of the departments.
! r. REVIVlNG THE WORLDS FAIR PLAN
~ was asserted yesterday by dealers in real estate
he nTnkollalois were III progress for the sale of
NV wei khown Jumel estate comprising about fiftv
is, gnu extending from One-hundret- and-iftv
| SSoNoi ~ 70 Observation-Disclosures and
tIonh Isuiehl h1ver TO st. Nicholas and FcntRov,
| ~ M a Synulcate composed of jay Gould (vrns w
~ o No aug otner cap taliss. The prce aSIad 'oe
| Pa?,VYVo'ooo me intention of tho Durchasers - =;
1ti i Is 20 use the property as a site for y Wria,
p ,n wiiG mn IL 10 DE postponed from 1881 To IsST
lelSons Who SAID they were in IA position TO- 100 100.
declared that the transaction had NOT hcar w hloW
mated. ~ '0 "cch cohsum-
| BROOKLYN
| Inc new Wall-st. ferryhouse is nearly finished
| PERMITS Tor the erection of forty-six new hr;Ia
| ihgs were granted last week. "Niu-
Inc teachers Association has decided to erect =
| Whitlock. - o hoaiu H. j.
In the suit of Michael Randall seven wears, old
| against John Hardy for $4,000 DAMAGES for,
PeIsohai injuries received, the Jury was unahie 70
agree and was discharged yesterday. "
Judge Moore, of the County Court has pranted
eaVe TO the trustees of the Free Methodist lhurch
| 10 mortgage certain lots at Foufth-ave and
| SINteehtl-st, for S1 ,0O0, to James Willetts for
| the purpose OF building a church
| verdict for the defendant was rendered vestor
gay by the jury III the suit of Knight against the
| Western Union Telegraph Company to recover
&ZVOoO Tor injuries received, it was claimed bv the
| ialnng OF telegraph pole said to be rotten
| Some excitement was caused by the action of the
| crew OF tug-boat, name unknown, which steamed
not of