New-York tribune., 1878-10-12
NEW-YORK CITY.


dresses this
Handsome passementeries are more used than
ever for trimming dresses OF all kinds
New ra-glasses at Tihany's are made with
larger lenses than formerly, and the novelties are In
sharks skin.
Gilmore's 22d Regiment Band will give a
concert at tho Apory OF the regiment, Fourteenth
st., tonight.
The double breasted walking jackets cut
away below the waist will be ayOTite outside garments
for ladies for the Fall aud Winter
The Board of Aldermen met as the Board
OF Supervisors yesterday and confirmed the tax levy
OF 1873 The rate Of taxation is 255 per cent.
The Receiver of Taxes gave notice yester-
day that the books tor taxes personal property and
bank stock would be opened for payment at his Office
on October ii.
The services of the installation of the Rev.
A. j. Park as pastor the North Dutch Church IN Full
ton-st were held last evening The Rev. Dr. Talbot H.
Chambers conducted the services
The New-Haven Steamboat Company has
withdrawn the steamer Elm City as night boat from
this city to New-H8ven for thorough repairs and the
Continental has been put on In her place.
The slOOp yachts, Oracle and Vision, of the
New-York Yacht Club, the former belonging TO John r.
Halsey and the latter TO j. ]. Alexander, will sail
match race for $500; twenty miles TO windward, from
Sandy Hook Lignt-ship and return on Tuesday next
In the suit of Catharine A. Field against
Richard Field application was made yesterday 20
Judge Barrett requiring the defendant TO pay the ref
fees 25O and a counsel fee Of $500. Judge Bar
et approved the referees fees, but denied the motion
for counsel fees.
The Committee on Grain of the Produce
Exchange passed a resolution yesterday that after DC
tober IA tho fees for inspection Of grain for eEpot
should be rs cents per 1000 bushels and % cents
carload This is reduction OF 70 per cent ON the
former, and 20 per cent on the latter
lanGa nf tba Gt .Iaplpg Hntal of Rro1IUay
and Twenty from July 20, 1875 to May 1870
rental Of $4,000 and for four years from
MAY !, 1870, at annual rental Of 100000, wac
corded yesterday The lease Is made by William Sea
ver receiver etc, and others, 10 Francis T. Walton.
A handsome cedarwOOd cabinet containing
4O7 choice cigars seized yesterday the Havana
steamship City Of New-YoTk The cabinet was sent
from Havana by Liona MOntaO as present TO " mein
freuDd Henry v wagner and was brought over by the
purser OF the steamship, Inspectors Eery and Forbes
made the seizure
Oscar SchutZenbeTg, of the 9th Regiment,
passing through WoOster-st after parade Thurs
day, when some young women whose character was by
no means doubtful, hdicu.ed his martial gait aud
like appearance. Hot words followed and tho militia
man attacked the omen with his bayonet. There
short but furious battle IA which the AmaZOns used
chairs and brooms while the male warrior used his
bayOuet One OF tne women wounded. schutZcn-
borg was arrested, but was discharged yesterday.
The White Star steamship Adriatic, which
sails for Liverpool to-day, carries in addition 10 otner
cargo, 100 OF fresh meat 400 barrels OF apules
5000 boxes OF bacon, 1900 boxes OF cheese pack
ages OF butter, 400 barrels OF -four, and 1857
of canned goods. The National Line steamship Spain
fifty tons OF fresh meat $4,000 bushels Of grain
and horses. besides other Included in the
freight OF the Oder. for Bremen 600 cases, $50
bogheads and 435 bales OF tobacco 100 barrels OF shoe
packages Of butter and 500 boxes OF cheese
The DeyOnia takes to Glasgow 81 900 bushels Of grain
LOO barrels Of -four $500 boxes OF cheese and goo
packages OF butler.
The Central Presbyterian Church, of which
the Rev James b. Wilson pastor will take possession
of the edhce III Fiity,eventh-st. between Broad
way and Seyenth.9 ye tomorrow. The building Is tho
formerly occupied by tIe Ffth Avenue Presbyterian
Church at Nnth-st. aud Fithaye., which taken
down and removed 20 It's prt ent location aud
structed has materially improved The interior
has remodelled, the large pillars have been
moved additional light has been secured by running
zones Of glass along the roof and the whole
handsomely decorated 10y Thomas Harrington, OF ths
city. new organ. built by George Jardne Son. To-
gether with richly carved and decorated case, has
added greatly TO the general aactyeness Of the build
ing. The exterior which remains unchanged, is IN the
Gothic style Of architecture aud occupies with the
chapel frontage OF 100 feet. The exercises viii
duced by the pastor aided by many prominent clergy
men. among whom are Drs. Hall. Vincent, Irengus
Prime, Booth, Adams aud Rogers, and the Hon William
L. Dodge.
BROOKLYN.
The Rev DIR. Joseph T. Duryca, Chaplain of
the 23d Regiment, Will preach the annual to
his regiment in Brooklyn at his church in Casson-aye
tomorrow evening.
Henry UteThaTt, for many years city sur
veyor OF Brooklyn, died suddenly yesterday, at resi-
dencc No. 1916 AtanticHve., Brooklyn. A postnor-
TEN examination will be made to determine the cause OF
his death.
James Martin, age seventeen, of No. III
Myrtle-avc., attended party at No. 1852 Myrtle-ave
Tuesday night. an1 becoming intoxicated fell and rac.
h1 sLy,1 1aft IN
by his friends but found by a man living In the
house. He was taken TO his home but has yet re-
covered consciousness
wire screen is displayed across Myrtle
ave. within few blocks Of the city Hail. Brookyn
bearing a representation of death upon the pale hors,
houses epresented along the line pacarded 10 let
TO any one who stand the noise" The inScrotou
ath to the effect that those In OF the eie
ject to rapid transit"
The suit of William X. Clayton against the
Union Ferry Company, to recover $1,000 damages for
alleged injuries received at the hands OF an empoye OF
the company tried in the Brooklyn City Court veg
terday. The plaintiff alleges that March 1873 he
caught in gate In the ferry house the foot OF
FutOn-st New-YOrk, and his cOllaT-bOnc wac broken
aud he received other injuries. The company denied
plaintiff $3.50.
large number of persons witnessed the
base ball match the Capitolne Grounds yesterday
between the Polytechnic Institute Nine and the Metro,
politan Witoka CLUB The Polytechnic players we're de
feated after wel-payed game, by OF IL TO T.
On the Union Grounds the Alaska aud NewYork Clubs
played game in the presence Of 900 spectators. The
former club strengthened by some Of this years
Chicago Club. The Aaskas the game by p score OF
l3 10 g. To-day the Metropolitan championship Is 10 be-
decided on the Union Grounds, when the two leading
cubs, the Flyaways OF New York. and the Hudsons OF
Brooklyn, Will play their last game. Should the Fly
aways the clubs will be tied for the pcnnant and
toious they will fly the pennant and the Fyaways will
take the second prize.
JERSEY CITY.
Major H. ID. Timken, of HObOken, who cow
hided Julius Schaatter two months ago, has been In