New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-13

oss o. Fo,ton c3 d0afan seove Buff
Ia o. and ex Mayor Sose Of S%aad HOsrhe Rev.
Dr. G ;1i,ios % Of pI hsf1aGsa
NETWORK CITY.
Coras complete cloth costumes.
paven,s feathers are used for turbans'
weeks have superseded square necks.
Conbipatjon costumes are out of fashion.
Natural beaver is now a very fashlonabie Iur'
C"roI.rcd is a favorite shade for dinner dresses.
pod nush basdues are worn with D!acK Silh
skirts. .,. 30 ozo ee
The Water Register received last week qo'o'' 0o
for CTotOn water rents o,e u
The MAYORS Marshal last week issued 94o IL
cense, and received Sl,oZ4
"a Sale" is the odd sign attached to some prop
erty in the annexed district. ,:
The body Of an unknown woman was lOu .nato -
tbe ferry Slip at the foot of East Iehth-S ycS'oi-
day. 80, a. +bo
PRESBYTERIAN Mission has been opened IN rng
Temperance Han, 1hlIu-aNe'' H''i
twenty -fourth-st' , IT,,
The Sunday morning church-train on tlie IIariiom
Rairoad is we'll patronlzed by residents Oh hai'on
and the upper wards .ios
o3O arrests. 223 excise licences issued, H. anu
fees coll ,cted, $500.
sexton and Gallagher, followed by Schaeler i ana
Wallace, will open the cusil0h-ca!oIu Vo'li
which is to begin tomorrow p.u
1t was reported to the police YESTERDAY that pam no
Meenas age seventy, an American, WHO SP''f-' "'
English, Is lulSSillB Ai'hi A'N "''N'
RUN OVER BY a STAGE.
Justus Stroker, age thirty-two, OF NO. 20 w Isl
ington-place, was knocked down ana e run His
right leg was broken.
A CHANGE IN WORsBiPPERS' -, -
The South Harlem Presbyterian (hurIim mi in
temnorary poSseSsiOn to-day OF the Dnhutls III ~
One hundred eeventh-st., recent ~ oCCu! ~
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF the saviour
d; SUN FnIey Of ths Fourth Precinct yester-
d5v arranged Louis Ball, of No. 545 fltti-s!,i ~
fhe Essex Market Police Court on chiIgS oi ~
ing the Lottery law, Justice Murray ul'0i"i s0N
STRUCK BY A FALLING BRICK: q o-c
Michael RoSse. age iOrty, lab0et OF no. NV
eonnDdeYa was struck Yesterday by brick that
fell from the fourth story OF new o1'dUlns md
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ana LeAlns''Ai 9" ~ 1890
his skull was fractured
GETTING TOO CLOSE TO TIE STOVE,
Iobr I1r.lin AGE forty-four, of No. 81 Wllet-St,
sat near a stove yesterday, ruoDung a a J IL
with lnnent. The mixture caught nIe anu tnI
him to Bellevue Hospital
APPEARING IN BOSTON. -.
The Superintendent of the ooSton Iolce te q+
oraThed to Superintendent Walling yesterday Iha9
two boys had been arrested in that CITY Yn9 NO No
boys are missing from that house.
HENRY GRNETs FINE PAID.
The fine in the case of Henry Genet; who was re-
leased from the PentenCary On IA r5r,owc5 GER
tilted check for 1904 TO Chief Clerk SPARKS OF 'ie
Cont of General Sessions. The lno was PAID III
National bank bills.
INSTALLING A PASTOR.
The Rev. William Stephenson, formerly VI D. De
troit IS to be installed pastor OF theiiuIsSLs US
byterian Church, at MadlSon-aFe aii - ~' H.
ninth-st this evening. DR.. Prime, DIR. BeVan' II
Vmceat Dr. OrmistOn and others are eApec'cu "
take part iii the services
EASING HIS CONSCIENCE.
"Corscience money" TO the amount of 500 was
received by the Department OF laNes am. Hss s
ments Saturday addrsSSeJ to G1 tses d. ,rors
"Taxes on very small estate, S50.D and with
request TO acknowledge in TRIBUNE"
DR CROSBY AS COMPLAINANT.
William Cor1igan who refused TO give his place
of residence was brought before Justice Murray az
The Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday ch"gcu
bv the Rev DR.. Howard Crosby with STRIKING sew
eTal little children in the neighbOrhoOd OF Nine
teenth-st. and Fourth-ave. He was fined $40
TOO MUCH MENTAL WORRY. . ,
Joseph Relknap, age siXty-iOur, an engineer, dleu
nj No. Is East Observation-Disclosures twenty -nntll-st'
on Friday. On the certificate OF death hled yesIercc
Gav nj file Bureau of Vital Statistics, the cause OF
his death was given as cerebral paralysis caused by
excessive mental anxiety ana nervous eShauStIoi'
OFF FOR JAPAN.
Passed Assistant PayIpasgT John tiyde Su ivan
and wife now at the Gilsey House, start TOR japan
by way OF San Francisco this evening" Lieutenant
Sullivan is to assume charge OF inc Hni1Ta - b
daughter OF Joseph IOoker and niece OF W. D.
Florence
RELIGIOUS WORK AMONG THE FRENCH AID IRISH ST.
The Rev DIR. II. VI. ST IRIS Will PRESIDE AT inc
mion meeting in behalf of French ana iIlsh feI9l,
Gus liberty at Masonic Temple Twenty ;thlrd-st ana
SiXth-ave., this evening" N d. iioN', ~ ~
first shanty the site of what is now the Ottt"a
the Capital of Canada, will be among the speakers
He is eighl y-fOur years OF age.
STEALING FROM A LAUNDRY OWNER;
Detective Heidelberg, OF the Central once ~
raigned at the Tombs Court yesterday, AleXahdei
Crans aged % for the larceny of a diamond ring,
god watch and pair OF gold bracelets, all valued
at 5000 from his employer while acting as superli
tendent of a laundry at Mlddlet0wn, n. i; lie wa
handed over TO the custody OF Olhcer "lnIe' hon
MiddctOwn.
4 NEW LINE TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
Henderson Brothers had six Anchor Line ste amer
in port Yesterday, the Ethiopia, Utopia, Carcinoma
Alexandria, Dorian and Scotia. Ihey intehd sIaTI
ing new line OF steamers from tIls porS " ~,
Mediterranean, and the first steamer, the AIeXah
dria vii sail on November %, taking freight ant
cabin passengers for Gibraltar, Marsellles, Genoa
LeghOrn and Naples.
PARENTS NQUIRISG AFTER THEIR CHILD
German woman Agnes Lesser, MADE INQUIRE
at Castle Garden yesterday after her Oldest clIid
Her husband she said, arrived III thus country las
March WI. n the child, and after working VII
George Leben, a silk maker IN Hackensaek, he lei
the child with his employer ana went TO braceVlit
Ill Letters inQuiring after the child were not an
swered and it is thought that the silk maker la
removed To some other place.
ENCoUNTERING ROUGH WEATHER AT SEA.
The bark Paramount. OF Nova Scolla, repOite
YESTERDAY that the b1g Stella, from ~. Johh Ne'
brunswick was dismantlcd In storm on OctoDe
90 and her crew taken off by Norwegian bar
bound east. Very rough weather was encOunteIe
by the bark Cherokee from London, on OCTOBER Ia
Tie gale increased to tine intensity OF nurTlcan'
nreaLluV in o part of the buwarks and stavlng l
one of the lifeOoas. On October g. III latitude OIL
80, Longitude 80 30, Two earthquake shocks wei
felt
A. L. SANGER NOT SERIOUSLY ILL.,. ,
The report Which was circulated yesterday tina
Adopb Sanger. tie Democratic candidate for Marin
Court Judge In the recent canvass. was dangerous
III with typhoid fever and was not expected to live