New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-28
NETWORK CITY.

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born in New-Jersey.
WImerding. Hoguet & Co. have filed an
appeal from Collector Merits decision the kid glove
rcappraisement Iselin, Necser Co. will file their ap-
peal in "a few DAYS.
Augustine Eustace, aged fourteen years, of
No $50 West Thirteen hist, while fishing from North
River dock yesterday morning. fell into the river and
was drowned. His body was not recovered.
The steamboats, of the Providence and
Stonugton lines and after to-day will leave
this city at 4:3O p m. On November the steamboats,
Massachusetts, and Rhode Island Will Ice transferred
from the Providence 10 the StOningtOn line.
The cabin sloop-yachts LotOs, Flying Cloud
and Egerd sold for the owners last week by
Thomas Manning The Egefid has changed hands twice
during the last two weeks and will now y the pennant
Of the Eastern, Boston and Dorchester Yacht Cluns
Robert Roe and Joseph Murphy, deck-hands
board State of Pennsylvania lying at the
foot of Canast engaged in fight with one of their
feowworkmen yesterday, and stabbed in the head
and arm They were sent to ST. Nincents Hospital ana
their aSsallant was arrested
The Bible Revision Committee held its
regular monthly meeting last week. The New Tesla
ment Company, having completed the first revision OF
Revelations. is now engaged unon the second re
has finished the rcvIsonof Judges. Ruth l. and IL.
Samuel, and begun !. Kings.
William Wise was shot in an alteration IL
front of No. lis MulbeIy-st September 81. He ac-
cused Frank McKenna, and subsequently McKenna's
brother, OF the shooting. and both arrested and
held in hail. Coroner Flanagan at the time took the
ane-m0rem deposition OF Wlse. On saturday he died.
\ inquest will be held during lie week.
John Ross, a bOardcr at Charles Weiss
house. No 10 Great JOncs-s attempted take his
lite Yesterday IN room, by shooting himself III the
left side with pistol The ball struck the fifth lib and
passed ont three inches where it entered. The
pcoplc at Ross, refused to give any III
formation the police about the OF the attempt
On demand of eX-Judge a. j. DittenhoefeT
the trial Of Theodore Allen the killing of Detective
Edward Malloy has been set down in Part II. of the
Court OF General Sessions for tomorrow Allen claims
that there is doubt Of his being able to prove his in
liOccncC and Is for immediate trial. The wit
subpUnaed are those who appeared at the ln-
quest.
George 8. Leach, of No. 81 East Twelfth
ST.. walking along Broadway early yesterday morning
near Unon-square was accosted by Mary T.. Perkins.
who lives at No. 1911 Eidrdge-st Suddenly the
snatchcd diamond pm OF great value which SIR Leach
wears his shrt-bosom ana with IT ran toward -Four
trcuhst On the corner she slipped and fell MI. Leach
and officer found her lying there with broken ankle
Rachel O'Ncil, the girl whose charges against
the Magdalen Asylum have created such interest was
Justice Otcrbourg again Yesterday. Her mother
was present rs was also a aundr v-woman who pre-
pared give employment to the girl TIE Judge id that
from the facts Of the he fe justified in dschargng
her unti Wednesday on condition that she shall go TO
work in the laundry He will give lnal decision Oh
Wednesday and public the facts about the asylum
George Young age about sixty, an his son
Samuel tried eject disrepntablc persons from
the alley at No. 32G East Twentyseyenthst, on Satur-
DAY night One of rufans tired to beat the old
when the son interfered. He thrown to the side
walk and there stained three times once III taG Tish
lung. The police arrested John Body, OF No 4O2 East
Twcntetn-st. He has been committed to await the re-
suit OF IOung's Injuries.
In the Lyceum Theatre last evening the
Rev. J. W. Bonham spoke of the work OF the London
Midnight Mission among the fallen women of that city
The mission Mr.. Bonham said, did its work among
the unfortunate women supported by the wealthy and
aristocrdc. we'll among the lowest. He gave an
account OF midnight service at 81. Peters which
stands next door to the notorious Argyle Rooms THESE
meetings had gone far to bring about the public scnii
ment which supported the magistrates of Westminster
in their recent refusal TO grant Incense 10 the owners
Of the ATgI 10 Rooms
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Murray, Julius Figue OF No. 2l2 East
Eleventh-st., jueglcr at the Tivoli Theatre was
brought up complaint Of Bertha Cohen, an actress,
formerly employed at NDlos for the larceny Of two
500 bills from drawer in her room, at No 80
Mott-sl.. the night Of October %. He accompanied
the woman to her room. and while she was engaged ~
looking some articles III the bureau De offered ms
assistance. suddenly she han thrust bis hand INTO
his pocket and when she suggested tnat ne nd taken
the money, he resented the allegation ~ taxing on
sharp pockeHnile and brandishing IN threatening
manner. lie held in $1,000 bail for examination.
| BROOKLYN.
Permits for the erection OF siXty-fiye new
buildings were granted last week.
People residing in the vicinity of Yates-ave.
and Decatur-st complained to the Board of Health
the stables IN that nclghbOfhOOd, IN when loo
| cows are kept, are an intoieraDlc nuisance.
The Rev. S. b. Morse, of Albany, has been
invited TO become pastor of the Tabernacle Baptis
Church ClntOn-st. and ThirdpIaee Of which the Rev
DR.. Thomas ambaut, now OF Newark was formerly TIE
pastor.
About 800 persons witnessed the third game
of the base bail tournament this Union Grounds
Saturday bet ween the Fyaway Club of New-York and
the Hudsons OF BROOKLYN The game proved TO be the
most brilliant contest seen on the grounds this season,
aud won By the FlyaUay Cub by score OF 10 =
Testimony was taken before Judge McCue,
on Saturday show that elevator sixty feet high.
built by Bartlett Green their hvestory warehouse
and valuable property interests. Thomas C. sheariIan
appeared for himself property and also Tor
Mr.. Bcecher and other owners OF property.
Police Surgeon j. /. Burdick was fined ten
days pay on Saturday his failure attend promptly
when summoned in the Of Patrolman d. C. Carver
who died October ID from the effects OF Paris green
Thth he had taken. Officers Wells and mOrrell, VINO
knew that had taken the poison but failed Ia re-
port the fact, fined Ten and five days respec
lively.
The forty-ninth annual meeting of the
Brooklyn Sunday Union will be held this evening
at Plymouth Cnnrch. Dr. scudder will speak Of the
Demands the Sunday school Teacher; Dr. Duryea OF
the Work OF Teacher In Sunday-school ana Dr IIru
ben jeffrey of the Future Sundaj school Teacher Inc
sanday-schoo Normal Institute will be described by
Professor Chapman
James Walters, age eighteen was aTTaigned
before Justice Elliott Saturday the charge OF dny-
ing his foset-mother, Mrs Ann Walters, aged wo-
man, North NHtb-st.. SiXh-st from home with
knife, aud threatening to kin her While Mrs Walters
was giving account of the she seized
with IT. and had TO he carried from the court room
The Justice told the young man leave his foster
mothers house II lie could not make her homo happy
Mr.. Beecher announced yesterday morning
that on November he would deliver his lecture ON
The Region OF the Common People at the Brooklyn
Academy Of Music for the benefit Of the fund which Is
being raised by the 18Th Regiment for it's proposed trip
To- Canada the Queens birthday next Spring Inc
sfiuu
| came from himself. aud Oficers drilling
order mt all British Ieai-