New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

Valencenne dresses are profusely trimmed
with satin loops and bows.
The fancy for Kensington embroidery fully
equals that for making Macraime lace.
Autumn leaves in all varieties can be pur-
chased at moderate prices from street sellers.
The steamship Neckar, from Bremen, landed
so Immigrants at Castle Garden yesterday and the City
OF Brussels landed 24O
BY request Mr. Barnum will deliver an ad-
dress to the patrons of his show this afternoon and
evening at GlmOres Garden.
The 18th Regiment was inspected by Cen
era John b. Woodward yesterday afternoon, at the Fort
Greeue.p parade ground
A verdict of suicide was rendered yesterday
in the Francis Bcreto who threw himself from
roof al No. $40 Fulton-st., while insane.
Justice Senior Yesterday held August NJ.
Matthews of No 1873 Hopknson-ave, for the action Of
the Grand Jury, charge of breach of promise Of
marriage. The complainant Is Miss FrcdeIicka Schcncs,
OF R0ckaWay-aVc. ana NaIren-st.
Annie Rodgers, age twenty -four, of No. III
West Eeveuth-St, while intoxicated and acting in dis
orderly manner yesterday morning, was arrested by
Officer TesSarO. of the Fifteenth Precinct She drew
knife and stabbed the officer in the right side.
Katie Sullivan and Louisa Duffy, fourteen
and thirteen years Of reported missing from
No. 1856 Chcrry-st. Katie blonde and Louisa a bru-
nete They were poorly dressed and wore no hats when
last seen.
An employee of the Clark Thread Company,
of Newark, Thursday found pocketbook I'm
Blocker Street horsecar, containing $G2. which he
handed over TO the conductor Subsequently he inquired
at the office If the pOckctboOk had been handed in and
he says he was tod to " clear out"
The Rev. Henry II. Jessup, d. d., missionary
to Syria viii preach tomorrow morning and evening
the Memorial Church. Ma lisonave. and Fifty thirdst
Dr Jessup has been engaged IN missionary WOTk III the
East FOR many years,
The Fall River steamer Providence, which
left New York late on Thursday night her uptrp,
met with slight accident TO her machinery of Ham
mn = nrIo aTgf1 tho ROT a
tonight.
In the case of PasQuale Visani, the beggar
from Italy who died at the Emigrant Hospital on Oc
tobcr H. Coroners jury Yesterday rendered verdict
OF death from pneumonia. This verdict was based on
the medical testimony alone, when showed that no
marks or violence had been found ON the body.
Michael GlennOn, a driver on the Third
Avenue cars, VINO has been indicted a charge that
about three weeks ago he recklessly child in
Cbatham't arrested yesterday by Detectives Field
and OConnor and gave bail before Judge Sutherland i'll
the Court OF General Sessions in $500.
John w. Hamilton. the theatrical agent
was before Justice Oterbourg at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday charged, with having assaulted
because he refused furnish tickets young
men, they attacked HIM In paper for which they wrote
Mr. Hamilton was held on his own reCOgniZance TO ap
pear In another court.
The Old John Street Church, the oldest
Methodist church in America, will celebrate its 18TH
anniversary in the church building tomorrow. The
Rev. ]. L. Peck will preside at the love feast at
viii preach at 1880 ocoek at the platform meeting at
O'Clock addresses will be made by Judge Fancher,
Bshop Haven and Others, and the exercises of the day
viii conclude with service OF song in the evening, con-
Quoted by Philip Philips.
The resignation of the Rev. w. r. Alger
short time ago left the Church OF the Messiah Park
ave and Thirty -fOurh-st., without pastor and the
have decided engage prominent Unitarian
cergymen from different cities TO I'LL the pulpit until
permanent minister can he selected. Edward Everett
Freeman others
been secured, and will preach on various Sundays dur
the ensuing months. Tomorrow the Rev. George A.
Thayer OF Boston, Will have for his subject Man
Religious Being" The seats are free A quarIette
choir has been engaged for the remainder OF the
The annual examination of the boys on
board the nautical schooshlp ST. Mary took place yes,
terday The students examined in scholarship,
Beamanshp aud gunnery by the board of officers rep
resentng the Chamber OF Commerce. the exercises con
cludcd with q bOatTaCe between three crews s. ID.
BabcOck, president OF the Chamber Of Commerce. de-
vered address 10 the boys after which lie presented
medals TO the three graduates OF highest standing.
Among those present were Commodore j. W. A. Nlchol
u 8 N; Mayor Ety. ex-MayOr Hunter, Of BROOKLYN.
Sinclair Tousey. a. A. Low Thomas p Ball. Isaac Bell
ROYAL Phelps and Captain SNOW president OF the Board
OF Pilot Commissioners
The Supreme Court yesterday rendered two
decisions as to a wIe's right to alimony during the
pending Of divorce proceedings The first was in the
suit OF Catherine Hartman against Ferdinand Hartman
Her suit was for separation from her husband the
TO the COur for an allowance OF S5 per week and 800
counsel fees. Alfred Steckcr VINO appeared for the
that the husband had abandoned her aud that be
had always treated her kindly. Judge Barrett denied
the wite's petition. The other was that Of Eta
Lvsceitz against Aaron L. Lvsclez for absolute di-
vOrce she asked the Court to compel the defendant to
pay her 81 per week for her support and grant
counsel fee of 800. This motion also opposed by
Mr. stecker for the defendant, and who claimed that
marriage between the parties and that the
plaintiff had Of action against the defendant
Judge DOnOhue denied the wife's application.
BROOKLYN.
:. Last week there were in Brooklyn 236
Deaths 81 marriages, and 1873 births
The second game of the base ball tOurna-
the Union Grounds was played yesterday, be-
tween the Alaska Club Of New-YOrk and the Hudson
Club of Brooklyn The Alaskas without Kent aud
Tracy and played with only seven men. The game
well played aud closely contested Throughout. The
Alaskas Outbatted and Outeded their opponents, but
lost the game by bad OF TrOy's In the eighth
inning. Inc score stood, Alaska, Hudson, z.
The Orphan Asylum anniversary was held
Park Hall last evening. The Rev. DIR. Sims OF Brook
yn delivered the address The reports show that there
has been serious OF sickness during the wear
although the winter forty children attacked with
WhOOpng cough that in the last thirteen years
mas been only one death among the children The num-
Der of children admitted during the year was p re-
turned TO friends, o. adopted - found homes 3; whole
number Of children cared for, "a.