New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
NEW.YORK CITY.

The double track of the East-Side Elevated
Railroad is completed to Eightieth-st
Square silk bandkerchefs will be worn
around the neck outside the cloak this Winter
A new material at JacksOn's is the bel
grade CLOTH" yard and half wide, ana only Fl %
per yard.
The Rev. DIR. Taylor, of the Broadway
Tabernacle will address the sailors at the Navy YARD
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. f. f. Goodwin will begin course OF
historical readings ut Mrs Reeds school, at No Last
Fftythird-st, on Monday.
The steamship Helvetia, from Liverpool,
landed fortyvc immigrants Castle Garden Yesterday
and the Devonia from Glasgow, landed seventy
The schedules of Selgman ROsenheim and
Ic,herrnap Libman Rosenhem d Libman) state their
liabilities at SG5 III So and tho assets at $4,000 90
In response to the invitation of Commodore
j. W. A. Nicholson the members OF the Chamber OF
Commerce will Wait the Navy Yard tomorrow at 1870
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DR.. Frederic II. Lay, who was charged with
completely In the alleged Conner abortion eose has boon
honoraby discharged by Judge Gdeslecyc there being
no evidence Whatever 10 sustain the charge
Peter Thornton, the demented youth VINO
stole sos from his mother and ALEC shot her, was yeser
dav before Justice Morgan the TOmbs. He was COM
mittcd TO await the result Of his mothers injuries.
A Smday-sch DOL Conference will be held In
tho Blocker Street Uniyersas Church this evening
al 73O O'Clock. The Rev Massrs Pullman. Gunnison'
Nyc Sweetser ana the Rev. Dr. Cbapln VIII speak
There was no secret meeting of the Anthra-
cite Board Of Control Saturday, reported, and the
regular meeting fixing the alOtmenis for December
viii he held at Philadelphia Saturd ~, instead OF IN
this city on Wednesday, 10 reported.
Mrs Wallingford the widow who was pre-
vented from committing suicide recently and whose case
has attracted attention In the Sspapers has had
many offers Of employment. She consulted yesterday
with judge Kibreth as to which she should accept
A temperance meeting was held last even
ing in the Collegiate Reformed Chapel IN seyenthaye,
near Fiftyfourthst. Ii addressed b. A. NJ Powell
Of The National Temperance AdrOcat'. His subject was
1.-THE Pres ut Aspect uf the Temperance question
The Ladies' Reception at the Palette Club
Will be held Wednesday evening. The clubs usual
sale Of pictures and works Of art will take place
November % and %. These will be on exhibition at
Kurtz's Gallery, at No. East Twenty-hird-sr from
November 10 until tue SAFE.
An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Croker In tie case OF Mary McGlowe who was burned
TO death October o. at her room at No rs Mulberry
ST. Her husband arrested at the time, charged
with hayint set hre To the bedcohes WINE sue lay III
her bed. The jnry's verdict acquitted MN.
The annual intercollegiate examination will
be held at the University Of the City OF New-Iork on
Thursday, November 81. The candidates are taken
from the best scholars IN Latin Greek and mathematics
from the different colleges. Last year eleven colleges
represented. It Is not as yet Known no }" many
Charles w. POntcz, clerk of the New
York Life Insurance Company. recently arrested for
completely in the S64 900 forgery. was arraigned yes
terday. lie pleaded not guilty and his bail reduced
to $4,000 Samuel g sudow chief clerk IN the star
Fire Insurance Company, and Emeline AJling, oi No.
3l7 East FOurteeDth-st., went on his bond.
The sale of the collection of coins and med
ais formed by Henry W. Holland, OF Boston. the Chad
bourne collection OF store cards. and great variety OF
American and foreign coins, medals autographs, paper
begun Yesterday at the auction rooms
will be continued every day this week, beginning at
$50 y. IN.
Assignments for the benefit of creditors
were filed Yesterday by James Austin and Albert Menet
(Austn Menet grocers No. sii sixth.sve TO Maross
Jenkins by william W. Ward aud Clement 4. Petchell
Ward & Petchell rubber goods, No go Futon-st) To
John W. Mutt, and by Jonas NJ schnurer to Lyman
Harris In the last assignment preferences 10 the extent
OF SG37i are given.
Merritt Schuyler, negro servant OF Mrs.
Beacham, Of No. 10 East Twenty-elghth-st, was ar
res ted on charge Of stealing $50 from feow-servant.
On his way the staonhouse lie fired at the detective
who caused his arrest He pended glty In the Court
General Sessions yesterday before Judge sutherland
to grand larceny and leonlOus assault ana was sen
fenced to six years In State prison.
Austin Baldwin g. Co., agents OF the State
Line of steamships, running between this port and
Glasgow received dispatch from Glasgow yesterday,
stating that Captain Lewelyn Cooper, commanding the
steamship state OF Georgia. had suddenly died He
nity-fve years of age, born In Hnllowcl Me- and
sidSd m Duurllen n L. where he leaves "A widow and
three sons the oldest thirteen years Of Captain
Cooper had been the since he was nine years old
At the meeting of the committee of creditors
OF Dodd Brown Co.. held yesterday, the affairs Of the
firm were fully discussed but decision the dlyi
dend to be declared from their actual was arrived
at w. T. Strong; chairman OF the committee said that
the chef difficulty In arriving at settlement
the fact that partner here and the others ST.
Louis aud concur rent action was necessary. Tue com
mtee decided TO call general meeting OF the creditors
for . u. N. Tomorrow, al No. II InOlnas-sG
William +. Howe applied yesterday to Judge
Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers, In behalf Of
Edward Reinhardt. who is held in Richmond County
charge that he Ia the murderer OF Mary Ann Degnan,
the supposed victim OF what Is known the Silver Lake
mystery for wrts Of habcas corpus and certorar The
petitou sets out that the only evidence against him IL
That taken by the Coroner. which Is insufficient, and
that there is County Court Court Of over and Ter
INNER now sitting in Richmond County. Judgr Law
granted the wrs, returnable to-day In Brooklyn.
Thomas Gedney, young glass-cutter, of
No, 2Ol hottest, attacked last night by John
Niece, with whom no had quarreed, at the rear en-.
trance 10 Sblos Garden. MCGEE cut frightful cash
in Gedncys throat with a razor, but ut the same
moment tho wOud-be murderer was seized by Officer
Iayden aud patrOlmen who had witnessed the affair.
The uronpr action of Sergeant Lamey Tie Mulberry
street station, who himself dressed the wound and
stauuched the flow of blood the doctor says saved the
lie o; Gedncy who sent TO Bellevue Hospital
The thirteenth annual meeting of the Off
GERS Union Of the Mercantile Library Association was
held Saturday night at Clinton Hall, the fty-eghth
anniversary OF the founding OF the library Treasurer
sherman reported balance OF S6Gl 50 in the treasury
Tie following officers elected: President A. A.
Raven vice-presidcnt, william c. Davies secretaries,
Charles H. Patrick and Samuel Putnam treasurer. A.
W sherman board Of dircctOIg, a. JudsOn stone B.
Hastings Grant, W. III. GuiOm, IT,, e. H. Wilson, g. A.
Buncc g. -. Farrnr and L. Newton Smith
The creditors Of james Reid, wholesale
liquor dealer at No Al Broadway. met yesterday
Office of Register Fitch; schedules were presented
and another creditor proved claims for $3.50 and voted
for the former NJ assignee Register Fitch declined to