New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-23
NEW.YORK CITY.

|
Broadway slush. ,
ClericaI-looking collars IN high standing bands
are worn by ladies.
There was n telegraph repairer on almost every
house top yesterday ,.,a an
| Long black kid gloves nave roSes 'u''0'NN w.
| the arm above the Wrist.
Tancolorcd gloves are worn as full dress for morn-
ing receptions and the opera.
| Small bonuets are gradually disappearihs' "nu
| large ones are increasing IN slze'
| The new dresses give fashtonaoie womeu sno ap
| pearance of having come from Japan' :,
| Children skating parlor skates on the sldewaiAS
| are becoming great nuisance uptown .
| The ice crop from the ponds In the annexed MS
| trct has never been as large as this year.
Artistic calendars for 1881 are painted on whito
satin banners and N junted ON gilt standards
bird with brilliant pumags is worn instead OF
The corsage bouquet with some evening toliets.
| .Justice Frederick G. Gedney. who was elected
Major of the 53h Regiment, mas declihe" Tue JUICE
| Rose partIes at which each guest IS expected TO
| furnish bouquet OF roses. are III laVor IL 'n0
| suburbs.
The minute disorders of the clocks In tho city are
| the natural results OF the exceedingly o'd houIS
| they keep.
Small boys used Mail-st. as skating rink vester-
| day The skates were in the air mere Than they
| were the ice
Wholesale fruit dealers are losing heavily on fruit
| from the South. hundreds OF cases are uoZeh WHICH
| they arrive III the city.
General George w. Cullum will read paper. on
''The Land of Egypt before the American Geo
graphical Society, at Chickcring Hall, Tuesday
| evening.
| Soups of varous kinds are now made in powders
| by desiccating fresh vegetables, meat and other
materials. They can be prepared for the tanie II
| fifteen minutes.
| Deaths last Week, G57; births. 52l; marriages;
100. The lice arrested $3.50 PERSONS The Beard
of Excise issued 1O2 licenses, and collected ices
amounting to $3.50
| THE REV. DIR. CHAPISs WILL
| Surrogate Calvin admitted yesterday to probate
| the will of toe late Rev. DR.. Elwin Ii. Chapln,
| which was offered for probate January -, lesl'
Mr.. Chaplin bcqueathed hiS whole estate 10 Ills WIFE,
| TESTIMONIAL TO A PROFESSOR.
| Thomas II. Sabur. Professor OF Anatomy IN me
| College of Physicians and Surgeons, has ieit ms
chair for time TO travel the South for his health.
Yesterday tie students presented MIN Win "SIi-
| nOnial. -
| General Henry :. nIckOper, Postmaster at phii-
| odelrha had an interview yesterday with POST
master James OF THIS city, at winch the possibility
| of increasing the mail facilities between LIN two
| cities discussed
| THE CASH or HENRY W. GENET.
The rrmi;titurs IN the of Eckhnrit, COwlcy,
| Hope and Genet were received Yesterday by DIs-
trlct- Attorney Rollins frnn the Clerk o. the CoIrt
Of Appeals at ALBANY. No ACTON VIII be taken in
| Grurts case until the Court If oyer and termner
| meets early III February.
TIE ATALANGA's ANNUAL CONCERT.
| cort at Chickcring lii Wednesday evening neat.
under direction Of SIgnor &. Node. atl MI: Belle
| Fol A.. a
George ID. Morgan. the Misses A. ParKef. +. liaeot
| and Jennie Parker will assist him.
| CoIUMBGis CHALLENGES.
Columbia College is unfortunate with IFS chai-
| lcnges The college bnatiug club wished 10 defeat
| Cornell before the latter went TO England 81 the
spring. bnt the latter ignored The challenge, and now
tue Harvard ircsf me1 are debating whether u IS
best to accept the challenge sent by the youngest
| class liz Columbia
NOT ~ A coon BUSINESS.
| At the Topr,s Police Court yesterday afternoon.
| SfpUlpusDu.
| Rev Dr.. Croaby's Society Tor the Prevention OF
| crime. charged Isaac Martin. Edward Darlington,
| StcuEeu Fields and John acHcnne, with acting a.
markers" IN game OF firo ~ No. l53 Fultoa-St.,
| and tney were each held IN 500 BAL.
| UNCLAIMED WAGES.
United States Commissioner Dcnel' ~ cierE OF
| retary of tho Treasury Ut Washington SLID 80,
| being the amount of wages unclaimed by the iela-
| tous of deceased seamen which bal Dcen pali INTO
| comrt within the las, ak years. lie also forwarded
| S25lO 20 being the amount pald into court, due
MORE SOCIALISTS INJECTED.
| In addition to the thirteen exllcd Socialists who
arrived in tins city by the steamship Gellcrt lew
DAYS ago. eighteen more are expected III few days,
| and IN about two weeks seventeen women with
fifty children will arrive. The Relief COMMITTEE
which has been formed to rmse means ~ AID OF
these persons has hem competed Ia redlce ITS
assistance tn 81 per week lor each person.
LOTTERY DEALERS ~ COURT.
In the Essex Market Police Court yest@rday jus
ticc Blxby held for trial. in default If $1,000 bail.
Henry Shoemaker. of No. l52 EsNx. /. who soId n
"rigD TO Officer Wilson OF the Teutn Precinct. III
violation of tue Lottery law. Justice B:xby also
held William Smith, age ;wcniy-nlne, OF No. 20
Market-st., +. Smell, six y-OGc ot No. lCI East
Houston-st., George TAYLOR, age ior1y-echt, OF No
14a IIesteI-st., john Graham, age hrty-sx, Of No.
2O3 Cnrysties,.. aud Cnaic' shannon, age forty. Of
No. "a East IIollslon-st in default Of 81 900 bail
each. charges Of selling policy slips.
| cRED1oRs or sFiDENBEl;G eco.
| A meeting of the c1edtCfl of Sed.nhrrg X Co..
manufacturers Of cigars ut keadc and Church-sts.
aud at Key Wet; Fla, was held YESTERDAY at the
Merchants Exchange Bank. was he chairman. Mr.
Lauterbach, on hchalf OF the firm, explained the
cause of the failure. lie presented statement OF
the firms condition, showing the liabilities TO be
$3sS7u7 80, of which there IL unsecured
5000 1915 81; the nominal Isscts are 81 o. ,925 Si
actual assets, $500 1901: No offer for a settle
inent was presented. il. X Thurbcr. w. II. LEVINE
} John j. Jcweti and w. A. Thompson were appointed
u committee to examine and report basis for q set
Element
Commissioner French has received rhyming
complaint on the uncean condition OF the streets,
but there Is more truth than poetry in the matter
Mrs Alice Murphy. a young woman who was a..
saued by her husband with teapot ut their house
| in Batc-st January y, died yesterday ut ST. Pc
ter's Hospital from her Injuries. Her husband il
, under arrest.
,, JERSEY CITY.
City Health Inspector JENNIE abated LOGS
nu3ances last year.
Mrs. Mary Shindler was struck by n train near
Snake Hill yesterday morning and instantly killed
|, Patrick Cavanagh was thrown from his truck IN
Academy-st last evening. Tho wheels passed oyeI
him, crushing both his legs and injurng him inter
nally.
C The Rev. Dr. Hiram Eddy, of tho Third Congrega
tiOna Church, OF the oldest pastors in Jerse,
CITY, has resigned, and will devote himself to liter
/ | airy pursuits
, NEWARK.
| Tho EontroIlnr of the Currrucv haa diractad Do