New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-10
NETWORK CITY.

Jdnfe about tho hips.
Pretty new bracelets are of white kid, painted by
hand aud mounted with gold.
The Post Office corridors were crowded with
tobaccO-chewing iders yesterday.
great reduction in prices is noticeable IN oil re-
tail houses now that the holidays
Ducks feathers dyed brilliant red and made into
muffs and collars, are among the latest novelties.
Spanish gauze scarls edged with fringe of che
Dlle are Worn about the head and neck III the even
ings.
The new station of the Second Avenue Elevated
Road at Sevenyfftb-st. will be opened to the pub
lie this week.
Many people gathered on the banks of the North
River yesterday and watched tho huge cakes of ice
as they fOated bv.
The disappearance of John Burns. laborer, of
No. 4O6 flTSt-ave., was reported at Police Head
quarters yesterday.
The STRENGTHENING Department had men at
work Yesterday in Park row and Fulton-st, but
they did not accomplish much.
Half-clOthed and hun2ry-looking children beg
gng lew pennies from pIssers-by are numerous
Ill downtown streets on sunday.
James Redpath dehvert his lecture, What l
know about B;ycOttng" at the Cooper Institute TO-
night.
The numbers of rude and noisy bows returning
from the skain, ponds make tr'vrlllng very nn-
pleasant on the elevated railrOa, Sunday even
ings.
The now church of the Second Baptist Society Of
Harlem viii I've dedicated early next month. IL
will DO known as the Lexington Avenue Baptist
Church.
Lieutenant Commander GOrringc will deliver
free lecture on the obesk before the New. York As
ISOLATION Tor the ADV ncrinonJ of Science and Art
this evening, in the Brick Church, a. Flfiave. and
Thlrty-sevcGtn-s.
Az UNwELCOME VISITOR
GeOrglana Presley living at No. J17 BrOOme ST..
wa ked MO the Eighth Precinct Stati0n-bUuse Sat
urdav night and sad she wanted to be sent to hos
pIal Her face was cover Il wrh smallpox erup-
lions. She was sent 10 me hospital.
INIt'pI "a While ST;.tG i-HIDINC
By the accidental uD>etiine st slagh at Seventy
s.xth-st. AMI tiith-aye. Yesterday james blcGinn,
of No. tJ2 East FIiiy-SccOud-st bad his right
shruld,'r Gl1ocated. Louis Bauer OF No. $50 West
Neutrality-suspicious.. was thrown from sclgh IN
twenty-cght asst, blwecn SEVENTH ard Eighth,
avrs.. vest trav and diS'Oratcd his ankle, lilo was
taken 20 the New-lork Hospital.
RrFUSING 10 BrTR,Y HIS ASsAILANT.
a yonl man whD gave h'a hume rs Jon Downs,
Of No. l27 West rwenty-srvcnlh-st ente?d the
Thirlieth street Police Station earl, yesterday
morning aud asked to be- sent 10 II hospital He was
suffering from severe stab-w0nnds III the back and
nbdnncn. Wien qne,toncd BY thr p0liro he sad
that hc bad been stabbed in Tween yiOurtb-st. b.,
nin whom he knew but whose name he refused 10
reveal. He WAS sent to the New-York H"'pital.
srRA GID EABY FOUND IN An ALLEY
The bOir Of "A male infant ABOUT two week old.
Which, from tie mari:s the throat. It was Thought
had u ZEN c.okcd to DEATH was found Saturday right
m IN alley raung 10 thc rear house OF No. 422 West
Thif;y ycnth-Si. Mr.. Mic. ell ono OF UCcu
pants If the rear house. went ont for SOM oyS''r'
a / y. H.. ana when h" returned he stumbled over
buhd,r IN which the body was wrap Il MP lie
pllIr" were unable L learn whO the parents OF tnr
nlant were, lt they think that II does not belong
to any person III the neiglb"rhood
BROOKLYN.
The num'cr Of clcrsymcn whose homes are IN
BruD>iyu l. / -.
DESPITE il, u.ht fan of snow yesterday morning
thr aI.c> IN Prospect Park w're crowded with Il
gry thrrrg OF -klters seine rrroOAs brought their
families and lunch.
Wil'lal Audcrsrn colorcd asa thirty-live, Of No.
OIL A lauifc-Iy".. win t ut work IN dl -gng we'll
recently At paper FACTORY at Fuiton-S. and Carl
tn-Vr, irli to the bptOu OF tie excavation. dis
tau,- Of it;y-scv feet. II, fractured ~ right leg.
spraIur To-, ici "pNi,, ANA was terribly brni'e t..
The Ambulance Snrreon toJA hh To the City Hosp
'''' JERSEY CITY.
Thomas Nahar. of Stcnb'n-sr.. WAS badly beaten
about tIr t"ii, laat evening. by ms VIE; with Il
hr4y. it1n pnhrr. The woman WIS Arrested.
John Connolly ar:,.4 cl ast evening npon a
cha ., q" stealing gold wH.cl from ! | iicH k"aiy
winnie tnr la. ser asleep al Aar.cY1 tarrOOin, at
Greene iHn M"nigonlr y-'tS.
AG.rren wh" -ayr hi, nam" as Paul Scibc ~'ir-
rendered hiH-rlf To- P"'lcr lr9trt"f Lang. yes,,r
day. con!rs.'uc taat lie hnG ,t'rn tWr wal"lirs
from . boIrG ug-hod.. III itcutou. He Viii be taken
Ia trenton ;or rXanlnd'!"l"
NEWARK
Tn, Nrw-J"r.cy State poufly Slc.,', viii bo.in
ITS tuufth annual cXhUi.lrn neg "Wednesday at
STANDARD Han.
There vrl be ! benefit performance nj tie Novelty
Thr4irr. ~. ll3 BIWcrY. fo-t. rrnw afternoon. -
ana 81 rhr cr, by I've NIdi ,rn-,l. Ire. II wal
Ir under The ais. noes Oi the Ia Assembly DHrct
IA nHla.y General Committee.
United : ai,s Il venue Collector Robert b. bat
hoon oi tlr Fitl District. whicn ncu'r tn"
couullcs O. Essex Ilu,isDn, Bergen. Norris, Pi'>ac
amt Sussex. rrpurS thl the total receipts rou 20
,ourc', / T. thc wear beginning january l, 1850
were f;IG:i3.9GS IS
Patrick Mcdonald of No. 90 Cranc-St., was re-
leased from IL. Pcntrnt, lry three avs ago. tur-
GIv uEl he met james Leslie, q rtichb"r IN front
~ 49, 1l.IN
hIuI. McDO aid. no ~ very powerful, alter b.u-
tally bratIug Leslie tGuk his hrad by both hands
and attempted 40 wiring hls neck. Mrs. Leslie,
hearing the Sci.l camr t. the ~; IstInce OI her
ia band. and received several heavy blows trOm
NJ Donald The aSSiilant was arrested IN his home.
Lcsc's Injuries are not considered Selious.
LONG ISLAND.
s, INNrcOrK BAY.-The new inlet which
broken t.tunun into SIinuccock BaY by the storm of
December 26 Is now about eight reds wide. lt Is
on tho site of the former ncC opposite Atlantic
VILE.
HuNr!NGrON-Tho bodies of Captain james
drowned in NOrwak harbor hy the swampiig OF
their boat, have not been recovered, aud there Is
now ltle hope of their recovery. as the harDOr Is
frozen with ice "a foot thick
GEI,ENPORT.-lhc report of the Surveyor of Gus
toms for the port of GrcenpOrt for the quarter end
iur December 81, 1850. shows the number of sail
and steam vessels entered and cleared at the port To
The aggregate value of the fisheries reported during
the year 1850 was ii ,OS3,SJO.
IN ENGLISH CLERGYN1NS son KILLED.