New-York tribune., 1878-09-30

win be In many respects like the Royal United Service
Institution of the English Army AZ present me9per IN he
army and professors West Point Later 1t is intended
to admit exarmy Officers ana oneers oI II 1nE r%sv
OF each year. The council will be selected IN December
next General Hancock has been elected president
An unknown man, about forty y-five years OF
age. was found in unconscious condition in Houston
st. between Lewis and Goerck-ss., Saturday morning
and was taken TO Bellevue Hospital case OF surgical
instruments found his indicated that be was
Dr. Miller, but his residence could not be learned
He described about five feet six inches in height
with dark hair and complexion He is slightly bald mas
dark side Whiskers aud a sandy moustaohe lie was
dressed in dark mixed suit and wore light hat ana
congress CATERS
One of the curiOsities about the City Hall
Park white-hared woman neatly dressed, who lin
gers about the place nightly until after midnight looking
anxiousy into the face OF every man who passes by
She is the wife Of John Reilly, pressman OF The Herald
who killed several years ago by the fall OF roll OF
paper His wife brought his lunch every night to the
gressroom One night he was not there 70 meet IeI
death only become insane and indulge in TINS nope
less quest for her husband.
Miss Emma Palmer was arraigned on Satur-
day, before Justice 0tterbourg, charge of having
stolen from Mrs. Morse and her daughter Mrs. ROsae
Richmond a silk dress worth $780, Mrs. Morse and
her daughters the persons whom James Fisk
called the day he shot II was admitted by the
defence that Miss Palmer had the dress bur 1t was
claimed that she openly, with the cOmplaDants'
as a companion. An inquiry was made to some
iewelry thetts at the Springs in the middle OF which
Judge Otterbourg adjourned the examination to Mon
day next
David Divinski, age twenty-eight, is re-
ported as missing from No, 367 Henry-st He is de-
scribed five feet inches in height, with dark
complexion and dark hair and mOustache He was well
dressed when he disappeared a valuable ring
and bOsom-pin. Thomas Farley Of No 221 Divisonst,
is also reported missing He is described fortyeigh
years Of age, five feet six inches in height with dark hair
aud gOatee, and neatly dressed IN dark clothes
Nothing has yet been learned by the police as to sond
l. Wese, of No 332 Broadway, who disappeared ITom
Troy hotel on Monday last His employers Friedman
Co, shawl dealers, believe that Mr. Wese has met
with foul play.
BROOKLYN.
Permits for erecting forty-fve new buildings
were granted last week.
Henry Morris, Patrick Herman and James
Dunphy for criminay assautinG Mrs. Martha Martin,
were sentenced by Judge Moore Saturday to six
years and six months each in the Pententiary
Mrs. Josephine Meyers. who carried on con-
dence operations for long time, her victims being
generally clergymen and widows, pleaded guilty satur-
day the Court of Sessions and sentenced to two
years in the Penitentiary
General Philip S. CrOOke was elected on
Saturday member Of the Republican State Committee
from the Ivth Congressional District The other caDdi
dates for the position were David Williams and c. W.
Goddard General Crooke's own vote was necessary 10
elect him.
The man who was killed by motor at
Cypress Hills Friday night was found to be
Francis Bonhack, age thrtyhve the foreman in Mel
sons torpedo factory New Lots His head cut In
two. The conductor and engineer were arrested, and
held in 81 900 bonds each.
The Nered Boat Club, of Brooklyn, rowed
its Fail regatta on the KillyOnKull Saturday, the
course being O mile and a-haf straight away. In the
single-scull race, ]. L. Gladwin won in S26A. The
Junior fOur-Oared gig race between the Eupompe
Euarna, and Thaia crews. The Euarnas won In 7:29A
In the senior IourObred giZ race lne came III