New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-31
NETWORK CITY.
the new shade Of red.

Iron-rust is the new shade of red.
Poor drainage is complained Of in MelroSe
The new bows are called ba;'-- wing bows.
The strcc'.car tracks were literally salcd ycstcr
day.
The novelty in new polonaises il in the looping
ana draplng.
Accidents while coasting are frequent in the
neXed wards.
An attempt IL being made TO revive Inc Ola " NUT
ton-leg" sleeve.
1abe.cIohs for frnts and wines are os gold color,
with crimson borders.
The Russian Government intends building a "ew
Greek Catholic Church IN this cry
Out aide pockets are agaIn III costumes. They
are made to match the hood i'll shape.
The number of Poles ~ The city is said TO b. over
5000. a very large percentage being jews.
Skaters complain of the poor condition Of The pond
in Central Park. at observation-disclosures
Dasntr the cases diSuOScd OF recently ia, re ale
still over dozen murdeTcrs awdltIai, tllal IN thc
lulnbs.
Branches that were broken from the trees by the
recent severe storm nave not vet W'l removed
from CITY Hall Park.
The Rev. JW. Kramer, Master Of 81. J0hIis Guild,
has been called to The passionate OF the Church 81 the
Holy Faith. at MoTrlSahla.
Broadway jcweller di,plaVSa bracelet of clG"r-
aids, representing serpent, with diamond ctcs ana
a tongue dcllcately carved ir0!a a topaz.
A new bowling club has been ,uzcd i'll Nor
rlsania. gold badge Vailed at $50 is TO be pre-
scented 10 tue champion player enc. month
Charles Foot, age thriy-twO. of Twenty -scvcuth-
ST. while in "A liquor-StOrc ~ Fltccnt-st. yesterday
afternoon, suddenly Tell dealt Inc cause IS sup
posed to he heart disease
FOOLISH ENOUGH 20 BF ROBBED.
James = DAVIS. of R0' lcs'rr, ne To tins city
Satnrday,and while IN Sxti,aye III t wcil-dIe,Sed
black eyed woman. whom hc acc"u panIcd to her
room at No. 1O3 West Thrty-ihrd-,t TIE woman
gave her name as Mrs. Kate sinclair. On STARTING to
90 away, Mr.. DAVIS found that SID had been
| taken from his ovcrcoa, III the pocket Of which
| was $40 and which he had thrown upOn a char.
He reported his loss at tue twenty -nIn'h Prerlnc
| a mill 90
| man named William Norris. The prisoners were re-
Qnirrd to furnish 81 800 bail each at the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday.
BROOKLYN.
| The light fall of snow YESTERDAY morning was soon
cleared from he ice iii Pr spect Park and the lake
| was crOw,.ed with gay thr0ng IN the afternoon.
| The police of the Fourth Precinct YESTERDAY
arrested Charles J. Frlcke, age twrnty-two, and
| Charles Sheridan, age twenty. Tor stealing Goa 5
worth ESQ from the her OF The frs named, at No.
| 2I1 Cunberiand-st., Thursday. The property mas
| not been recovered.
| The police Saturday evening found Henry Werner
| living dead in the rooms of John Cook, No. 22i
BUSIEST. He had an ugly gasn over Inc r!gh eye
tOriy how Werner came to hs death, ana INV were
locked up TO await the investigation OF the Coroner
| Werner had lived III the house two weeks.
| JERSEY CITY.
| man who gave his name AS Francis Brady, Of
No. Ill Brunswickst., was arrested III the Central
and dlsorderly conduct lie tried to escape arrest
and III his ggles tore the coat OF Special Olhcei
Chrisman INTO slTeds.
| Margaret Hildeinan, age Twenty-Five who hao
wandered from her home in New York while insane
was found i'll Exchange-place earl y Yesterday morn
| ing by Officer French, and taken home by hcl
| brother-in-iaw. She refused to STAY in the hOu,c
| and returned to the First Precinct Police Station
Officer Finlay attempted to tako her to New York
but she created such disturbance Ill tho
that he COMPELLED to take Der back. ana she wa
| placed IN a cell. - o,.,,
| BERGEN POINr.-R05ert Whalen, of New-Brighi on
Nrhlla Hpar 4 "A
| oil works in Bergen Point slipped and tell into
tank OF boiling water. The lower part Oh HIS DodS
| was badly scaded.
| LONG ISLAND.
| EAsTHAMPTON.-DavidS Shirley, c0l0red, OF East
| hampton, complained Ct pain in his head Saturday
| evening. As lie was preparing for bed he Tell dead
| JAMAiCA.-Jnstice William Shaw, of Jamaica. fcl
on the on Saturday evening and broke his colla
BONE Mrs. Ann Dolan of the same village. tel
Saturday evening and fractured her skull. Her re
| cOvery is doubtful.
| HUNTINGTON Kctcbam, an old man, living
alone in Sprlng-st III the village of Huntington
fell on the lee few evenings ago. while gong from
his house to the barn. Unable 10 rise, hc lay wher,
he fell five hours before his cries for help heard
His injuries and the exposure will probably cause
| his death.
STATEN ISLAND.
| RCHMOND.-The Richmond County Board %
| Supervisors have refused TO receive bill OF 81
| presented by hOtel-keeper of Richmond for meals
furnished TO Edward Re!nhardl, the wife murderer
| before his hanging. Some of the supervisors thiul
that the sheriff ought to pay the bill. inasmuch h'
| allowed IL to be contracted.
| CLLFToN.--While Eugene Manster and Mlchae
| MCCARTHY. two Lads were playing Saturday. IN al
old house on st. Mary's-ave.. Clifton, the roof sud
denly caved In. burying them beneath IT, PERSON.
attracted 20 the spot by the crash, hearing tho lad
| CRYING for help. set to work to rescue them. The
boys when taken out were found 10 have suffered
| serious injuries.
SIApLEloN.-James Duffy. pedler of Clifton