New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-14
NETWORK CITY.
Chenille lace is one of the novelties.

NETWORK CITY
Chenille lace is one of the novelties.
Making calls by telephone is the latest freak.
The floating ice in the East BiYeris slowly disap-
| rearing.
The body of an ossied cal is czhibitcd in a store
| IN NInth-ayc.
Anew hospital is 10 be opened shortly in cOnnec-
| t'Ol with the Sheiterlng Arms.
The hoy-eai and berries form the newest design
! IN passcmentries and fiat garnture'.
| The Junior Glass of the University Of the City Of
| Ncw-YorI will have no exhibition this gear.
The signs of some of the Bowory museums arc
| hicous enough to frghten even the car-hoTses.
A change Of the straw in MANY of the ears on the
surface roads would greatly improve the Amos
! phcT3
Tho body Of drowned man. apparently Ia
borcr, found yesterday at Per No. - N0rth
| River,
Professor Locke Richardson will rcal thia even
ing, at Association Hall, sheridan comedy OF Inc
| Rivals
Tho organization of a new association for the
benefit of strect-car conductors and drivers IS IN
! progress
Washington r. Romano clerk OF West Washing
ton Market was removed by Controller Campbell
| yesterday.
Though lotteries are now forbidden by law, Co
| umbia College was founded IN 1884 from the pro-
Ceeds Of one.
Residents Of Washington Helrhta think OF organ
lzing private patrol to detect the numerous Durg-
lars now at work there.
The fountain in City Hall Park has at last been
utilized n receptacle Tor the snow anu slush snOF-
elled mp from the walks
Table covers arc 10 longer made square, but are
Just wide enough TO cover the table aud very long,
They are called " table-scarts.'
Trinity Church clock has gone back to its old
habits again. 1t indicated half-past yesterday
when the trne time was 4 O'Clock.
A meeting of graduates Of Princeton College will
the PRINCETON Alumni ASSOCIATION IN TINS city.
rio raot,,roro of ocbino-shon tools cav that
thir mis -, mare satsfartorv than ever before
prros If tbese articles have advanced 80 per cent
ll'''" '''''' q" ~ r.o LIE.
THE ImBrNE mas received to rom rr t,,saa
1t will be forwarded through the Rev. Dr. BELLOWS
METZ G or IHE GENFAL"GICAL SOCIETY.
General James Grant Wilson VIII read a paper on
Miilarl Fillmore before tie Ncw-YorA tienealoglcal
and Bognphird society, at No "a Madlson-ave.,
tbis evening
COMPLICATED PATTERNS.
The patterns Of crcM,e 'mhroid"r5 arc becoming
mare compile They comprise EgYphdn ana
P"mprtian i',I'n. ana il'",i' "i'7 ana 'hs'c'7 "S
we'll ~ gcumeirir figures.
LECTURE LY pr. GAtLtvDrr
The Rev. Dr. Thoma, Giau.et viii lecture in aid
of s. Ann, Protestant Episcopal Church, a. Chick
cnns iialj. next Monday evening. h4 rubjcct viii
s,r>rpy ~ ftFrr .vFNrr.
A,niniotu~e u,nrtaIn rance of uui and snow
L,I f,, f,c hioh runs tnrorleh the centre OF
FI1th.avo While on rliG si,ir the Srcr, - as ill OF
holes As a back country road
nn. Iopps uI>rorrcAr LrcrrRre.
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VINO nave RI'',. W'' M 'i'P' +" !" 'i' 49," va
clFu.I ION I' I'H P' VIZ "r wv ''' III
,ng IAN IN 'nc c'uIA' oI 'Hc LEA. W." "i""''' W
pr Johh loI"'
NFw STORES rs EG0hHvtY.
Plans nave been No. rl for fpur first d. Stores n
No. jG3. 1il, 'I, DO b'"a'"a}, b'iWreh IN ''"
ard lIuustou-"i~. lurlT Cd. PENSIONS WIN o' o'N CIV"
feet dnt -H stories hl-U john e. ,o" ASi'I ~ VIC
owner, ANA the estimated r"Nl l3 = ''"'V'
ARRESTED TOR ruOf-eFrIING.
! CIV V-,vn vas arrested bv p,trctlye C~ow'ov |
I'm %, 'onnor, hllllui-rnum m Four,ccnth-st.. for