New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
NETWORK CITY.


An inouest was held Yesterday in the case of
Mary Deeenbacher or Rose DevCse, who died May g.
at No. 80 Bayard-st. The jury rendered verdict OF
death from abortion inflicted by herself"
The report that the Rev. DR.. De Koven has
declined the Assistant PastOrate Of Trinity Church is
unfoupded No answer from him concerning the matter
has been received by the officers OF that church.
The Rev. Stephen H. Tying, jr, ID. d., will
visit ST. Ambrose Chdrch Sunday evening" and preach
every evening thereafter until Friday Dgrlng the course
Dr. Tying will preach on the text " Behold' come
quickly.
A Broadway florist has a rare specimen OF
the umbrella pine" large that does not produce
seeds until it is 100 years Old II was brought from
Japan where tae tfees are Huch useh ior oihdhehHE
temples.
II would seem to be in the interest of
pedders TO hawk their wares plainly possible, but
the ragncn and licensed vendors are bent apparently
only on making hideous noise without trying TO be
understood.
The propeller City of New-Bedford, which
went ashore al Fishers Island April o. and which
was foated OF by the Coast Wreckinc Company on
Thursday arrived at the company pier cary Yesterday
morning. She Will 20 into dock to-day Tor repairs.
The senior class of the Columbia College
Law School has concluded Its arrangements for the
commencement exercises which will take place In tie
Academy of Music on May 10. The boxes have been
awarded by lot I" the mEinn9T' H 3I Ia. ca'' All "''
Charles Marsh, of No. 213 WOOstcr-st., Of
fereI counterfeit nickel scent piece at the saloon Of
Anton srube, in Chry ste-st, yesterday He was told
that 1t was had cOin when ne offered two more OF me
same kind He arrested, and, when searched, isl
Of the counterfeit pieces were found upon hH person.
At the meeting of the XXth Assembly Dis
tIict Republican Association, last evening. eXJudge
Dittenhoefer the president. referred To the death oi
Severn d. Mouiton speaking highly Of him as man and
as a Republican. committee was appointed TO- DRAFT
Max L. Meyer the LAWYER vino poisoned himself III Ills
Oiiice down town recently.
In conformity with the recent resolution OF
the Board Of Police the following officers have been trans
errcd 10 the Second Inspection District for duty ~ ear
detectives Dunnng from the Eighth Precinct Gallagher
from the Eourth Reynolds from the Fifteenth, and Ho-
gan from the Western Steamboat squad Patromen Schu
lean OF the Ninth Precinct. Connor Of The Tenth Nav
have transferred for the same duty IN the tirt
Inspection District
The bark Charles T. RUSSELL an account of
whose burning at sea March u published in The
TRIBUNE OF yesterday did not belong 70 Newl ork. as
stated by the United States Consul at Cork. She was
formerly owned by John Zttlossen Of No. Wliam-st,
sold by him years to Charles T. Russell OF
Liverpool II is thought that the crew were shipped
IN Liverpool and will not be sent TO The United States
she built at Harrington, Me- IN ls73 was l4O ieet
long, 81 feet beam 10 feet depth OF hold and was 80
tons burthcn.
BROOKLYN
The International Alaska Club, Of West
Brighton T. L. will play its first match game with the
Brooklyn Club on the Union Grounds to-day.
A stranger obtained so from o. Sven
son, Of No. 22j DeKalbavc.. by tale " distress. As
security he gave cheek for 500 purporng Ia De signed
by L. Bowen & Co., Of Philadelphia, 10 the order OF Eric
TOme. The check was worthless.
Nathan Strauss, who attempted to commit
suicide, Wednesday night at No. II Lawrcuccs ST.. by
taking Paris green, died the following nigt at the Long
Island College Hospital III nineteen years Of age,
and had been rejected by Miss Bertha Wolf, Of No. 81
MyTtleaye.
Lawrence Brooke, who has been prominent
10 Masonic circles for oryve years, died Wednesday,
at his residence No. Is Cnrlt0uave He had returned
from a meeting at the simpson Methodist Episcopal
Caurch when hc attacked with Iaray SIS His death
occurred In snort time. lie viii be buried tomorrow
wIth Masonic honofs.
A horses tail, which is valued at $50, was
the subject OF a suit brought before Justice Reilly yester-
day The horse 10 which II once belonged IS owned by
Charles Natthieson who John ReitneT To recover
the value Of the tall which Reltner II charged with
cutting OIL charge OF malicious ulbchleI was also pre-
ferTcd against Reitner.
The annual parade of the Sunday schools
will occur on May d. The Heights Division will meet
at the Academy OF Music where addresses viii be made
by the Rev Edward EggestOn and others. The Pros
pec Park Division will parade the Green AT tie Park,
and tents will be erected In which refreshments Will be
provided for the children.
Mrs. Melville, of No. 5G4 Paciic-st., hired
two men yesterday cut the grass in her yard When
they had finished she came out the stOOp to pay
them She found that had the right change and
returned the house. leaving her pockctbOok contain
$50, behind her. When she came back the men ana
the pOcket-bOoR had disappeared
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