New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-15
NETWORK CITY.

Colonel Mapleson has taken Nilsson Hall for
use as dressing for his ballet The stage
crowded with people that he compelled TO do this.
The 9TH Regiment will celebrate Evacu-
alton Day CNovember 2jl by parade at o'clock p m
The veterans Of the regiment have been invited to
pa, ade this occasion, and will be escorted by the
regiment to and from the new Armory
Mrs. Ann Thornton, of No. 304 M0tt-st.,
was shot in the forehead by her son, Peter sun
day APPEARED before Justice Morgan Yesterday after
He was held for trial in default of 5000 BAIL
The work on the City Hall branch of the
Elevated Railroad IN Chatham-st. is rapidly advancing
Nearly all OF the columns I'm position and many OF
the grders mp. The station Will he In front " NO 10
Chdthgmst, near the proposed approach to the East
River Bridge
The Roman Catholic Church OF the Assump-
ton in West Foryninth-st has recently been enlarged
aud renttod. On November "a the church will be dedt-
Gated. The ceremony will DO performed by Cardinal
McCoskey Bishop Lynch, OF Charleston D. u, VIII
sing POntlfcal Mass
The Bureau Veritas furnishes the following
statistics Of marine disasters during September last
sailing vessels reported lost 81 English - American
II French; German; 8 Norwegian; Italian; 2 Dan
ISM Dutch; snanishi D. nation 4nS on pRNno"n'
w. +. Aldrich, receiver Of the Mutual Saw
ugs Bank died yesterday the house where his son.
f. X Aldrich committed suicide Friday last, at No.
43 West His death Is said 10 he duo
10 a complication Of diseases. lie leaves a vile, two
sons and daughter. HIS wife and are now on
their way from Europe.
Otto Berger, son of an attendant to the
Grand Duke Of Baden, died in wards Island Hospital
Last Summer and his body was taken TO the MOrgue.
where. being embalmed It. has lain since, waiting for
Instructions from hs father letter has just been re-
ceivod, which the father bcgs that the body maybe
buried IN PQtter's Field "a tho sou wac scapegiaee
and not worthy OF parents consideration.
A reception was given for the benefit of the
Chaplin Home FOR the Aged and Inrm at The mouse Of
Charles L. stickney, No $50 East Tweith-st The pro-
Tammo included song, "FleUrs dcs Alps"
by Mrs. Louise Oliver; several quartettes by tho
Union Gee Ciub; duet " oh, Vert Thou in the Cold
Blast" by Mra. jameson and Mr. Strickland; piano
solo, by Mrs. W. d. Whiting land readings by Ars.
BROOKLYN.
The number Of deaths III Brooklyn last week
was Just equal the number Of Births there being 2l9
OF each. The mar iages numbered66
The County Canvassers continued their work
YESTERDAY, completing the canvass OF tho Seventh,
Eighth Ninth and Tenth Wards. They found changes
In the returns which will affect the result already
nOunccd.
United States Commissioner Winslow has
issued warrant Tor the arrest OF Captain VIM. H. Fl es,
OF the British steamship Calico, which recently arrived
from South America. on the charge OF violating tho
revenue law In paying duty three tigers, which
formed part OF the freight of the vessel Files had not
been arrested yesterday afternoon.
The suspended Long Island Savings Bank
yesterday began paying the second Of the % per cent
dividends due to the depOsors who elected "a take the
f amount OF their deposits In equal nsta az the
Those who chose 10 take per Of their deposits In
sixty days, with few exceptions, have all been paid