New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-25

Sarah Wheeler, who claims to be the widow
Of Jewish RABBIT. but who keeps a dlsotderly
house az No. 100 East Fifty-second st. arraigned
Monday at tho Fifty-seyenth Street Police Court
ssc1nS % SeT Tn TRs eomplsnan Is AN Irish girl
named Mary oCounell, age sixteen The prisoner as
and the complainant sent TO the House OF Deten-
lion.
BY the provisions of the Postal Treaty con-
cluded at Berne ls74 Peru will become next month
part Of the General Postal Union. and correspondence
between that country and the United states will be
changed at largely reduced Of postage circular
recently issued from the General Post Office Department
promugaes the rates that will he enforced after Octo
Der on prepaid letters cents each half ounce
and unpaid Letters received ID cents hall ounce
and on postal cards cents The present IL II cents
prepaid letters and unpaid letters not forwarded
Charles Deylin, the wel-known contractor
has been adudlcated voluntary bankrupt Inability
TO collect large due him by the city for work on
contracts expensive litigation and depreciation in real
estate are the main Of his embarrassment. The
city owes hun S1s0 600 which IA thought be col
iected by an assignee through United
Among the claims against him for legal services,
Marsh "a OOOi David dudley Field $4,000 Tne prIn-
cpa creditors are The New YORK Life Insurance Com
pony. secured $4,000; John Mackin, $4,000. His
total liabilities are S250OO0. Among the assets arc
debts due, 5000; notes, $4,000.
The international long range rifle contest
which will take place at Crcedmoor to-day and tomor
row. will not attract so much interest the two pre-
vous years. owing 10 the absence Of foreign team. Sir
Henry Haford Is organizing team for 1879, but the
success OF the American team has caused some hest
fancy on part OF foreign remen. As tho conditions
OF the match prescribe that the trophy must be shot
for ia each subsequent year." an American team
exceed the scores OF last year. The members OF the
team are W. II. jackson, captain X RathDOne, W.
Sumner and DR.. G. +. Dwight, with G. W. Dawson and
h. g. Doughty as reserves.
BROOKLYN.
Officer jeremiah Cavanagh, of the Stagg
Street Police, who attempted TO shoot Captain Lewis
Worth on September Is, has been dismissed from the
police force.
Lena Bolger, age sixteen, disappeared on
Monday from her parents residence at South Eighhst
and Broadway. She wore brown calico dress and a
black straw hat. Her parents fear from her recent
conduct, that she has been led astray.
An effort is making to fill up the ranks of
the 23d Regiment. AT a meeting held in the Armory
for this purpose Monday night, the chaplain OF the
join Tor the physical discipline which would be called
FORTH and also for the sake OF forming useful and honor
abe associations.
Coroner Nolan held an inquest Monday
night In tho case OF Henry Bodne, the boy who died
from cerebro-spina meningitis, alleged to have been
caused by blow inflicted upon his back by strap in
the hands OF John 0'Neill. The jury divided,
three members holding that the evidence sufficient
TO mpllcate ONeill. The Coroner held ONeill await
the action Of the Grand Jury He was admitted to bail
yesterday III SlOOO
The Rev. David N. Vanderveer, late of the
Union Park Congregational Church in Chicago, who
Gently accepted call First Reformed Church.
Joralemonst Brooklyn, formally installed pastor
on Tuesday. Tho services were conducted under the
auspices Of the South Chassis OF Long Island In which
the church is included. The Rev. DR. L. T.. Rogers Of
the South Reformed Church IN this city, preached the
sermon. aud the form Of installation was read by the
Rev A. N. Wyckoff president Of the CLASSIC. The Rev.
Dr. r. s. stOTrs offered the installation prayer and the
Rev Dubois delivered the charge TO the pastor
Francis Mccoy was arraigned yesterday on
the charge OF participating in the robbery OF Arthur
to. shono on Eel He nj dad
guilty ana his examination was down for next satur-
day In the Butler Street statiOn-hOuse he placed
m q room with n dozen other men. and Mr. Hoaney
pointed him out a probably OF the robbers,
but when he heard him talk he said that MoCOys voice
was not like that Of the man who assaulted him boy
named George Koran, who was In MI HeaneY's employ
at the time OF the robbery positive that Mccoy
OF the mel seen by him escaping from the store
that OCCASION Mccoy is now In the RAYMOND Street
Jail