New-York tribune., 1881-11-27
NEw-YORK CITY.

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rrvstal beads decorate evening bonnets' "a
sr.. pro.dwav shops have brought out their hoi-
day goods. ...,;.,, oo,or for walk
ing dresses ,.. ond
Ermipe is now only used for cloak Innings ana
theatrical garments. -, M.
c. Prime, Huntington, L. l., sends to tins office
S. for Michigan rene1
The funeral services of D. /. renney took place a'
the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday. r..
Alaska sealskins are now used altogeher ioi
sacunes as Shetland seals are almost cA'Hc'
Deaths last week, 66f; births, 521 marr5agesa d ,a
220; arrests 1,196 Excise licenses lsSuoo' o0' ""N
fees collected, S5OT. ,,aoa
Tn. steamship Wyoming from Liverpool, lanmeu
1se Immigrants at Castle Garden yesteerlaaSe' nay Inv
total number of arrivals last week wa have
Since I'm usiness men and street car condnceors% % ,J
rof,se9 IN receive mutilated coins many good peoo
have deposited them in the church coliec.lon'' wv
Mayor Grace yesterday appointed joseph p coM. w.
Drexei of the firm of Drexel, Morgan ~ 20 'tI To
,D;ssio1ero of Education in place of HenIy L. felc"'
resigned. -o, AID NAV
The Rev T. j. NAV, OF the Wilson Industrial
School for Girls has received from E family of
Lewis Graham, No. 191 Rivington-st.
SPECIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Bv order of the committee of the New ORR FIes res
bytery special services will be held TINS Wee at m t1ro
Tourth Avenue Presbyterian Church, at IwenSs sl,a
second-st These will consist OF prayerneciims' its
every afternoon at and preaching III the e'onihs''
UNSAFE BUILDINGS -..o-.od
The following buildings were Yesterday rSPoii ~
rnsafe. No y Churcl-st.; No AT and 4l9 Elghtn5 IN
ave; No 1872 SiXthaye; NO Seconu-a ~ No o4S
Rivngton ST. Nos. "a and ~ WoosteT-sot' SoUentV
Bowery No. 594 Broadway; No. 20 East seventy
ninth-st rv
INTERESTED IN THE BANKRUPT LAW; ,oo
Forrest H. Parker, the president ,3 9i tno 4 Gle
Exchange Yesterday appointed WInaln "A. Sot9'
Asa Stevens and Franklin Edison colnmttee ;t ~ az ~
tend the convention which will meet In TINS city on
November 20 TO consider the question VI -'"'i
bankrupt law. o ,,,,,rrn
Complaints are Ioud anu EfeITniaS Raroad for
not lighting their lamps beneath the Gran9 Sentr,
Denof terninus Passengers entering ana leavIns
the horse cars at that pOule ai'oA u'''A ~
danger of being hurt
SATISFIED AND NOT OUT OF POCKET.
"Will see the same things INSIDE tndt sr ~ o
your bllsi" asked country oi wv nv tba rv
of a Bowery museum yesterday, les the NI,h i,h
same thing" was the reply, Then guess & III IL,
save my money, much Obliged respohueu 'uo III
Quirer as he passed on
NOT AT A RACE-TRACK ON SUNDAY.
Edwin B. Rice, assistant at the Church OF the
HOLY Trinity, has received letter rom the NY: nv
Dr. Stephen H. Tying NJ IT, RS IN Ses Wae in IN i Paris on the
Sunday when the race Tor the grthu Pl!Iu " H tt t
report has been circulated that they attehueu 'a'
PRIVILEGES ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The floor of the Stock Excnange has always been
open to all telegraph companies upon r e9ul rs
existing between that company and the EXCHANGE
permits the admission of other companies whlGn are
navs The Mutual Union and the Bankers and
Merchants Companies have applied recently lor
space on the tiOor.
KILLED WHILE TRYING TO STOP HORSE.
The horse and wagon of Frederick Saltzieder, OF
No 476 Sixth-ave., were left standing unattended
at Broadway and wenty-eighth-St. yesterday
"fternoon. The horse became frightened and ran
away. AT Twenty an unknown man tried
to stop it, but was knocked down; run over ana
killed on the spot. His body was taken 10 the Ihlr:
tieth Street Police Station, He had on brown
suit and old shoes The owner Of the horse was
locked up.
MERE SUSPICION NOT ENOUGH.
Coroner Brady yesterday denied the settlement
that he was to confer with Coroner Keller of Brook
lyn about the death OF CathaTne CaTln' Ine
woman died a railroad car near st. Albans, W.,
on her way to this city and suspicious of foul play
were entertained by her brother Coroner Brady
will not reopen the until evidence more tangible
than mere suspicion is presented TO him. The
autopsy showed that death had resulted from
cerebral apOpeXy.
TAKING ADvANTAGE OF 4 GU1LELEss lMAIGRANT. NJ
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Patterson, Captain Petty OF the sew
enth Precinct, arraigned John Egan, age twenty
nine, OF No % Cathenne-slp, on the complaint OF
Charles McNiles. of Glasgow, Scotland, who re;
Gently arrived in this country, for having lnvelgicd
him into the liquor shop at No. 204 South-st on No.
vember 24 and while he was under the influence OF
drink stolen from him silver watch and chain, an
Egan was committed for trial without bail.
THREE BUSINESS ASSIGNMENTS.
Lizzie Wilson and Florence Shield composing the
firm of Wilson & Co.. manufacturers of cloaks AT
No "a West FOurteentll-St., made an assignment
Yesterday TO George T.. PfeIfler. The business was
Established in February, 1879 William J Ander-
SON. surviving partner of Anderson ~ Cameron,
manufacturing statiOners, of No. III FGltOn-st.,
made an assignment yesterday 10 Henry Seibert,
giving preferences for $6,629. Marcus Sternglanz
assigned his property yesterday TO Maurice III.
Baumgartner giving preferences Tor $3,|oO
BROOKLYN.
James Higgins, age ffty-fve, who is partially in
sane is missing from his home No. 1O6 LlndeIl-st.
Atlantj ave- was flooded for some distance yester-
6av nv the bursting of a small water near st.
James-place.
Michael Strong, sixty years old, a lodger at No.
81 Main-St., was instantly killed by falling down
the stairs at that place yesterday morning.
Permits for the erection of thirty six build
ings were granted last week. During the month
thirteen old buildings were reported unsafe ana
The owners were warned to repair them.
Mayor-elect Low yesterday took the oath of Office
In the City Clerks office, III accordance with no"
tce from that official sent two days ago that the
Board of City CanVasSers had olnclaily u9clareu M
him elected He allowed ten days IN which to
appear.
The will of Harriet Rogers was yesterday ad-
uiitted to probate by Surrogate Livingston, VINO
decided that there was no evidence OF insanity or
inability to make will, on account OF her great
age, as was claimed by those who opposed its
probate.
An adjournment until Tuesday next was granted
Yesterday in the matter of the mandamus obtained
By Hugh CorbOy compelling the Board OF County
Canyassers TO show Why the vote cast by him
for Charities Commissioner at the late election
should not DC counted.
JERSEY CITY.
The Fire Commissioners have made small in
crease in the OF the members OF the Depart
ment
As Mary Murphy, young working girl was OH
her way home last night, she was met by three mCu
who knocked her down and robbed her OF SlZ
They made their escape
william Woodward of FairmOunt-ave died on
Friday night OF lockjaw. While at work 2 few days
ago in Labriskie's carpenter-shop "oou""ru h'd
his foot cut with buzz saw.
I William Kelly caught Friday night III the aCi