New-York tribune., 1878-11-25
NETWORK CITY.

Plain satin is much useu Ill coniolh"hoh
with figured and plain NelVeI
Arrests last week, LIZA; excise licenses
Granted 112; Deaths 46l births 426 marriages. l66.
The annual meeting of the Children's Ana
Society will held at the American Exchange Na'oh"l
Rank Tuesday, November 20. at p. M
The MaplesOn Opera Troupe furnished the
nsio Yesterday at the last at ST. Ceceias Church
AT Oue-hundred-and-secOnd-st. and seeond-ave'
Andre Bressante, one of the most skllfui
coincidence operator in the country, arrested on
Saturday night on a requsitiOn from Boston
Cardinal McClOskey confirmed last evening
class OF 500 people at the Church OF ST. AlphohSuS
He was assisted by his secretary, Father Farley
A large number of wOrkmen were engaged
vesterday on the Metropolitan Elevated Railway lay
ing switch and track around the curve at Fityrds'
President Edison, of the Produce Exchange,
denies the rumor the Advisory Committee propose
10 buy the wholesale store of T. Stewart CO. lor
Exchange
Major Henry Fulton has arranged for several
matches on the Columbia Rife Range at West End de-
ON Thanksgiving Day. The Amateur Rife Club Will
have its regular Fall meeting on that range on e se
day. -.
The bazaar under the direction of the Sis
ters of the Stranger the church parlor at No WIN
throIAplace will continue during this and tomorrow
evenings The wonders OF the microscope are eie"t az
traction.
The season at CreedmOor closed on Satur-
sleeve Medal at 200 and 500 yards, C. H. Eagle was me
winner. G. NJ. FarrOw won The Tuy ttea ana ara 6Srn XII
Challenge Badge @. II. Eagle the sk1rmsher ba'se'
The First National Bank forwarded to Wash
ipron on Saturday another subscription OF SlOoo'oOo
,o tho A per cent bonds, which, with previous SUD
scrintiops makes Ss 100000 eight days or an aver
age sale day of $1OOOOOO OF THIS class oi uo'ernen'
securities.
Miss Annie Boyle, who has been an inmate
NJ the BlackwcI's Island Lunatic Asylum since ls7l'
hanged herself on Saturday afternoon Miss Boyle was
tixty years Old and daughter OF the once weil-
known Captain Boyle who Kept the hhicAeEoOoAei
Cottage long ago
The New-York Racket Court on Madison
,t. was reopened on Saturday IN game OF American
racket between Nelson and Stewart and Day and Brady
Tne game vas witnessed about 500 ana re-
sued favor OF Nelson ana stewart "ho scoIe 90 W
their opponents 57
An adjourned meeting of West-side prop
ery owners interested in the Improvement OF hanhat
ausOuare and vicinity and high water service on
the west-side, will be held at the Museum OF Natural
History Egnthave. and seventy on 1uesuaJ
November 26 at 2:3o p M
The American Institute Fair closed on Sat-
urday evening The president Nathan C. Ely said that
the admission had betrayed the expenses, ana that
nTmeTous than could be granted The number OF eI
bbors was 1859 and the daily attendance was about
1000 persons |
The new steamship Rhiwindda, recently con-
structed at Sunderland, England, is loading In
Brooklyn with freight for Cardiff, Wales. Another new
steamship Rhenbna, is shortly to arrive mere lot
the same trade Two other steamships are now puId
ing between this port and Bilsto Eue'dhu anu
will be ready carly next Summer.
Richard Plunkett, trusted employe OF w.
j. Sloane Co.. dealers in carpets at NO o99 broau-
way was arrested Saturday night, at No AZ SIXTH
ave- on charge Of theft. Punkett was for ten years
or more the confidential clerk OF the firm On Soyem
Der he forged the Endorsement on check Ior Slooo
drew the amount from the bank and ran away
The three-masted schooner, loaded with
COAL which ashore at Jersey near Far RockawHy'
during the storm Friday proved TO be the William H.
Hopkins She will be a total loss. Captain Bush, who
Barnegat during Thursday night and supposed ne
was approaching Sandy Hook when his vessel struck
the beach.
Henry E. Knox, J. A. Bush and Charles F.
MaeLean subcommittee OF the committee appointed
to examine into the abuses in the county offices in the
yav Of excessive fees met Mr.. GumbletOn, the County
Clerk Saturday For the present the committee asked
that as only asubcOmmittee, nothing should be
published and Mr. GumbletOn thought that 10 defercnee
10 these wishes should nothing until they made
report communication on which he could take
action.
The Veterans of 1912 have arranged the
usual programme the celebration of Evacuation
Day Adiutant j. Gould Warner will hoist the flag at
sunrise on the old fort in Central Park and David Van
Arsdae son OF the American sailor boy who climbed the
pole and tore @ 9STa S a. a ba p
being accompanied by the usual salute Az noon the
Hall No 1913 Bowery and march thence to the sturte-
want House TO dinner arranged by the Messrs Leland
Charles Z. Potter, of No. 124 East One
has been paying his addresses TO
a daughter Of Mrs. Emma Jones. at No. 2.047 Second
ave- The mother did not favor the suitOr and forbade
him tho house. Thus sighted Potter grew desperate
and ON Saturday night armed with revolver, lay in
Potter rushed up and pointing the revolver at her
who fell the sidewalk, while Potter ran away Mrs.
Jones was only frightened
BROOKLYN.
The family of DR.. C. II. Terry, of No. $40
washing ngton-ave, who disappeared Wednesday night
ported 10 the police that he has been heard FROM and
that he went away for best known TO himself
As Louis Banderlin, age twelve. was pass
ing along Conoverst Brooklyn, last evening he was
shot in the The Van Brunt Street Police made
an investigation and found that the shot fred by
George Curnow, Of No 1876 Parton-st, who was shoot
derm was attended py Dr. Herrgsn. who unable to
extract the ball. The boy was pronounced to be In
dangerous condition
Justice Thomas NJ. Riley, who was given the
certificate OF election to the office Of Sheriff.
IN on Saturday Rley's majority was only 70. and
soon as he assumes the duties OF the office he will be
served with papers In action OF quo warranto by
Jacob Worth. the Republican candidate. II ia claimed
that there was illegal voting In some Of the county
towns. Justice Rley's election as Sheriff Will leave
vacancy in the lid District Justiceshp for which there
are numerous applicants The Common Council Is the
appointing power 10 I'LL the vacancy.
JERSEY CITY.
A large number of persons witnessed the
games OF American and English raekets at the Hobohen
Racket Clnb Court Saturday. The first game OF Eng
lsh racket waslbetween Hicksand Drew Drew made 81
In three innings and scored 90 The second game
Of American racket between Goodwin and Mahon against
J. Meisey ana T. Mesley, won by the former play
by scoring 21 u two OF their three innings; they
made total Of 50 against the others 55.
The United Brethren Mutual Aid Society of
Lebanon, Penn June last established agency in
Sswsrk, which did thriving business. On Friday Lud
meCaer attorney for Secretary OF State Kelsey, eX
0neo @ commissioner OF Insurance, applied to Judge De-
e VINO granted Of arrest against Francis Le