New-York tribune., 1878-11-11
NETWORK CITY.

Arrests last week, 1,30S births, AS;
deaths, AS marriages, 49,
Mourning stationery at Tiffany's has unusu-
ally wide borderings of black.
Wendell Phillips Will deliver a lecture on
DAME OConnel at the Thrty.fourth Street Reformed
Church this evening.
The rage for gold trimmings has not died
out as predicted This trimming Is used more thah ever
bOnnets and hats.
The New-YOrk Bible Society distributed 10y
Gift and SALE during October 4,006 Bibles and Iestl-
ments among 3,6i4 families and 23i vessels.
Arrangements have been made to reinsure
the IS 600 risks of the NewYork Produce Exchange
Fire Insurance Company in the Safeguard FIRE III
surance Company. -
William IngersOll, who stabbed ex-AssemDly-
man James Hayes last year, died last week on b!acA
wells Island, where he was serving out term OF in
prisOnment imposed for au assault on his wlle'
The creditors of Slote, Woodman g. Co..
have agreed to composition In bankruptcy OF 80 cents
on the dollar in notes of six twelve eightenn n ana no
twenty four months. The total lnaDllllesare ~
James Adams, James Wheelock, Henry
Barton, John McKenna and John Cass all well known
thieves were arrtsed in the Fourteenth Precinct on
saturday while lotung about at Broadway ana
HowaIdst. set of glars tools was FOUND ih 'ne
possession.
The exhibition, at Miss GibbOns's Art Gal-
lery Ffthave. and scventeenth-St, this evening OF
OF the McAucy Water Mission, which, It is rep
resented accomplishing great good among tne 3e
PRAYED classes of the locality in which II Is StHatec'
Walter Downs and John E. Eustis, of the
AtaIanta Boat Club rowed against William Childs and
Frederick Leveln of the Nautilus Club. In paf-oareu
race for two gold medals the Harlem River, on Bat
urdsy The course was nearly two miles In length and
the Atslanas easily by long distance III ID min
utes 10 seconds
Duke of Magenta, the best three-year-old
raoar oY tIa vaar In Amprtca among
the finest rscehorses ever produced in this country Is
on the steamship Egypt which sailed for Liverpool sat
urdav lie goes to Join the English division OF rlefe
handicap and cup races next season.
The steamship City Of Chester, from Liv-
erpooI landed 1875 immigrants Castle Garden yester-
day: most of whom were Italians The padrono with
nine children whom the Italian Consul with the as,
sistance of the Castle Garden aut6ores & naS ese1 gu
every European has not yet been discovered
Forged railroad tickets from Boston to st.
Louis by way OF the Erie and the Atlantic ana Great
Western Roads discovered In this city on Saturday
The tickets purport 10 be issued by the Boston ana
Albany Railroad and the signatures and stamps are
cose limitations The lower end Of the tickets 10 ragged
s n the fret coupon for the passage to hew-l ork had
been torn of. 1t fonnd that large numhets OF te
had been sold before the forgery had been detected and
thought that they have been placed on the market IN
other cities.
girl named Margaret Wormer, fourteen
the Yorkyile Police Court iu 81 900 bail to answer two
charges of burglary. Iu she s charged with prying
open window 10 a stOrerOom at No. 800 West Forty
hfth-st and stealing clothing worth $40 She was
caught carrying away the clothing and on her finger
was found ring which Lena Kruger, OF NO 700 west
Forty sX t-st lost by similar burglary on August y.
The police suspect the accused girl of other bugaries
Henry Clews was arrested suddenly last
February on a warrant under an Indictment fonnd at
the instance Of Henry Sheldon Co., In Chautauqua
,t,,n ,nxrtth hoIta
pretences Mark Sheldon. the Deputy Sheriff. of sher
man. n j. who arrested Mr. Cews and who IA said to be
nephew Of Henry Sheldon. was arrested on Saturday
and brought before Judge Ki0reth at the IOmps ana
held 10 bail in 81 900, charge OF attempting 10
evado writ Of habeas corpus at that time. sher!dah
Shook became his ban.
The new edifice of the Third Reformed Presby-
terian Church. in Twentythrd st. between Seventh and
Ficbthayes which has been built upon the site OF the
ono burned last Winter, taken possession OF
nv the congregation yesterday No formal dedcatory
services were held as the denomination, the Scotch
Covenaner Presbyterian, holds that one place is not
more sacred than another AT the morning service
before the Sermon which " "WOrship," the PASTOR
tTo Rev David Gregg read brief history Of the church
from organization IN S4s to the present ume In
ninth Street Presbyterian Church. preached and at the
evening service Professor Sloane, OF Aneghany' Penn
delivered the sermon.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection of thirty-fivc new
buildings were granted iaet "ccA ny 'ne r"o an"
Building Department.
The funeral of the late Lieutenant-C Colonel
Robert b. Jordan twelve years clerk in the Board
of took place at his residence. No 40 Gods
The procession escorted by six companies or Tic
Oh ipccimtut with which Colonel Jordan had been
connected with since its organization. He was Dulled
III Green wood.
Eugene Orr, the defeated Republican candi-
date for Supervisor in the Fourth Ward was aral@ned
before Justice Walsh Saturday charge Of assault
and batterv The complainant was Charles 8. Moore
who kecps paint store In Adams-St. near Myrte-aye
lie asserted that intp his store on thursday
and eccu.pd him Of having left the Republican party
Wnorr ao said that Orr threatened 10 strike him III the
face Orr pleaded guilty and said there was plot
tn i,,,rre him Tho examination adjourned.
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