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

Bangle bracelets are again popular.
New wall paper initiates Gobelin tapestry
Turtles and shrimps new hat ornaments.
All wo Saline is revived for servioeable dresses
Handsome wraps are edged with beaded plush
bands.
Lenox Library will be reopened tomorrow at H.
o..
Copper. brlckdust and terra Gotta are the fashion
able col1rs.
Waterod silks are more in demand than they have
been for some years
Handsome cashmeres arc imported with cmbroid-
cred hounces for trimming.
The Bronx River Odors are becoming daily moro
offensive. People living near the river are Obliged
u close their doors and Windows.
=, The Rev. G. w. Donald, rector Of the Church of
Philadelphia.
ARRIVAL OF PART OF THE OPERA COMPANY.
The City of Berlin. with Mr.. Mapleeon and Miss
Minnie Hauk and Signior Ardite, of the Opera Com
pany, ON board, arrived OFT Sandy Hook late last
night and will up to the city early this morn
ing.
FOUND DEAD IN HIS WAGON.
Richard Austin, age nineteen the driver of q milk
wagon, who lived in fremont, was found dead in his
wagon at High Bridge early yesterday morning.
Morrisania by direction of Coroner Elinger. post
mortem examination OF the body will be made to-
day to determine the cause of Austns death.
KILLED ON A RAILROAD TRACK.
An unknown man about hfty years old. with dark
hair and tull beard, dressed like laborer, run
train of the New-York and Northern Railroad. The
body was taken to the Carmansville Police Station
to await Identification.
HELD FOR ABUSING HIS WIFE.
Policeman Eddie of the twenty first Precinct, ar
raigned before Justice Wandell, at the Yorkville
661 First-ave:. Donnelly, it is alleged, threw his
wife down flight Of stairs on Saturday night. She
to take Ter to a hospital. The accused man was
held to await the result of his wifes injuries
THE APPRENTICES FREE LIBRARY.
The Apprentices Library at No. lS East Six
feminist has begun its sixty first season under the
most favorable auspices. There are now over
10000 volumes on its shelves in the different
branches OF science art and literature, to which is
added as soon as published ali the best books In
the past year III a circulation OF 10000 volumes
am ng S,247 readers, the library lost only 80
books; The reading room contains the best
reference library. In the last year it used by
10000 persons. There is admission fee required
TO the library OF reading room, as they supported
by the income derived from the General Society of
Mechanics and TradesInen. 1t is open from a. H.
TO y p. III.
The police arrested on Saturday night Luigi Geno-
vese, who is charged with stealing money and
iewelry worth 1900 from the trunk Of CaZanager
Agostino of No l Sumlnit-st, on October 5.
Patrick Kelly, blind boy, age ten, of No. 50
Washington ST., walked into the East River, OFT the
wharf at the foot of that street. yesterday after
noon, and was drowned. The body was recovered.
AT the election of officers for the sd Regiment,
n Z. s. y. y on Saturday, Lieutenant Colonel
LOUIS FInkemeier was made colonel, and Captain
4. Nj. Wunder Northumberland.
Patrolmen Mcmahon and McDermott, of the Third
SuD-freclDct, were Knocked down and badly beaten
Dy members OF the Smoky Hollow Gang" at
Columbia-place and State-st, early Yesterday morn
ing while dispensing crowd. They did not identify
their asSaiiants
While playing billiards In the room of A. Schade.
TO; 2OZ frospect-st., yesterday afternoon, Thomas
quaneling with his companion. They threw bill
lard balls Ill a proInscuous manner, and Kelly was
finally driven from the room at the point of cue,
after receiving severe blow over the head with the
butt. An ambulance surgeon dressed his injuries at
the York Street Police Station When the police
went IN search of Kellys assailants the billiard
room was found deserted.
JERSEY CITY.
Two additional cases of smallpox were reported
TO the police yesterday.
The police made a descent at 3 O'Clock yesterday
morning ON dlsorderly house at Newark-ave. and
Fourth-st. and arrested Luther Galloway, the pro-
prletor, and i've other men. They held.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATERSON.-POliceman Feeney was in Paterson
yesterday and recognized ohm Jackson Scott as the
man whom he arrested on Wednesday night In this
city. An inquest In the case will be held to-day.
LONG ISLAND.
JAMAICA.-Under the operation of the Game law
rabbits have multi piled ana Increased to such an
extent on Long Island that they beginning to
annoy the farmers and gardeners by DESTROYING cab
bage, parsley and turnips. 1t is unlawful to shoot
them until November l.
STATEN ISLAND.
NoRrHFIELD.-GeorgeW w. Richmond age sixteen
in company with Edward Jones, while gunning on
Saturday III the woods Old Place Town OF
Northfeid was killed by the accidental discharge
Of his gun. His left arm blown oil and he bleo
TO death.
sioners the Richmond County Supervisors have APP
prOpriated 1926 for the removal of a wreck in the
channel OFT Staten Island.
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