New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-03
NETWORK CITY.

| the torchiight procession last evening.
| Five thousand new mail-bags were received
| at the POst-Otlice yesterday.
| small-sized schooner loaded with coal went
ashore in Hell Gaze. the Hogs Back, last evening"
Mark Twain's new machine for making haste
has evidently been introduced on board the FRANKLIN
Travel over the Pennsylvania Railroad dur
ing the month ~ october has been heavier iian IulnS
any other month since the Centennial Exhibition began.
| The Board of Aldermen yesterday resolved
| to consider the provisional estimates lor 1911 heAV
The extra switches of the Elevated Railroad
will he finished by the 2oth OF TINS month Ai,er na'
date trains will berun every seven and hat minutes
The steamers Bristol and Providence OF the
Fall River line have changed their hour OF departure 10
! 4:3O D. m. instead Of y. m, a. heretofore.
The mercury was very ambitious yesterday,
and the Centennial traveller in nonhesn SUIT and i n
dnster looked pleased rs May morning ana eoul-
placent as a newly -palnteu sign
The warm weather yesterday ., filled r, tine
various parks to oveIo%lng 'entfal rddA h Of
Autumn leaves
The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company are
having number Of ears built with seats on Top out'
side passengers will have fine opportunity to " take the
] wind into their pulses THIS winter
William A. Boyd, Corporation Attorney, pad
10 the Controller this day the Of S5Gi 81, penalties
collected during the month of October tor the Violation
! OF city ordinances. 100
Acting Superintendent George w. Dilks to-
day ISSUED the usual order before election to the captains
of all the police precincts 10 the city, showing Their dutes
on election day
A number of silk umbrellas, found concealed
on board the steamer Labrador. from HayIc were ,cl
Yesterday by Officers Neyin aud Jackson o special Agent
Brackets office.
Mrs. Van Colt, the wcll-known reyivalist,
will begin series Of meetings III tins CITY al me ~ E
Church NJ Eleycnth-st, between Avenues ana H. hrN
Tuesday evening, which will continue Tor 10 days ana
nights. -
Documents recommending the Tildcn and
Hendricks ticket ccula YESTERDAY ~ the FRO
duco, Maritime. and Cotton Exchanges objections Were
made by several members to TIE Introduction oil partisan
papers on Change.
The teachers and pupils of the public schools
will have vacation fr0"i next FRIDAY nEEhI H"iI
closed to allow the teachers to visit The Centennial Expo
ston and on Tuesday account Of the election
Trinity Church stceple used to be the favor
tie point from which 10 view me G{. Soy me ZIP,
uuc building the Western Union Telegraph once ne
Equitable building, aud the Domestic Sewing Machine
building are the chosen resorts OF right-'eers
One of the most stylish suits on exhibition
for very young lady Is asrd up the back WIN cardinal
red cord. the suit being seal bowl VNSishi ana ga
laced also, and the ends are hhi'hcd WIN HDDou
knot
The last Republican mass meeting of the
eaa 10 lhI c' So WI 'f dS 'l& IN Sgo r the on
Cnaruccy VI. Depcw Of tli. city and Gen George y
sheridan ~ louisiana
4 shrcwd fellow with some trained birds was
tclng fortunes the cIty Yesterday For lecunlry
consideration o five cents any particular hrl selected
would choose a sealed envelope containing sketch i
your future life. Tins Is after tie Roman auSurs but
long way after
A ride around the harbor is one of the pleas
attest WAY. az spending these Indian summer afternoons
Yesterday the vessels lying bccaImcd of the Battery
seemed like painted ships upon painted ocean "nlle
whic. an artist would have longcd To reproduce.
At the meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday II was STATED iha iss1,i ~ r Gi, ~, @
when pilot Was on board The ploiasc Wh- Il =,
c.nian chose To manar. hs own vessel. IL claimed
that this tax was entirely unnecessary.
At a meeting of the Police Commissioners
Yesterday Tue following transfers were made: officers
Rod from the sixteenth TO the seventeenth Precinct
Hand. from the GUenty-ulnth 10 the Twenty fourth
Precinct shaw, from the Nnth 10 The Twenty fourth
PI,cuc aud Brennan aud Kelly from the Twenty fourth
to the Fourteenth Precinct.
The American Society of Civil Engineers, at
their 2ih annual meeting held on "Wednesday, elected
the following officers fur the ensuing year: President
Gcorgc = GrccDc; Vcc.Prcsdcuts. Ar saudcr t. lioicy
urcr JOAN Bog,rt Directors, J. J. r. Dgocs W Miner
Roberts. william Ii. Paine James o. Morse and NJ ~
FOmcy.
All Of the special dcpoStors of the Bond
Street saving Bank who aprcIrcd were Paid } fua1
In flf The total number Is 81; they had about 9Iooo
m the bank aud their deposits were thrh 3il 7,.p
when % known that tue bank must Dr. closed 10 pre-
vent upon IT, Tie receiver stated tit NJ tupu-it
he would be able TO pay 90 per cent ON deposits maze
previous g. sept q.
A meeting which was largely attended 10y
fSrdpr A. ~" 3 Teast to take action girdne the
alleged naccuracy n The Official GolIt.,' :" lt.lo'.u
sent from this city 10 Eur9pr. co"nn,t', PI ,r Ma,
appointed to take immediate stGIs toward iurn,-nlns
trustworthy daily Quotation. TO iI re i ' ''"''S
Peter Martin has filed an application for the
,rr,r,nu Al Avenue Is and Eightcthst. oi dancing
ifrrn Of stone aud wood to COS, $4,000; the estate
OF james }. Roosevelt for ,N-'tory, brick "n-iron
store AT No $50 broadway, 20 cost TlOOoOo, ana Edward
Si56ooo at Nos Ia ana 49, Broadway and Noe 2, 10.
H. T. and 10 CIosb-'t on the land swept 10y the Enso
broadway hIe
\ mail black and tan terrier, with unms-
taxable symptoms OF mdroi hoba, caused panic In the
Post Oicc lobby yesterday afternoon lie dashed IN on
plnt 81 I,, - ,y,rtnt.n and KILLED nv policeman he
fitts fli TINT
," ii,y Tic y1ing man suffered a severe con
tusou OF the head hue no one was bitten by the dog.
The funeral of the late Walter b. Palmer,
president o the Tenth National Bank took place ycster
~ and sINth,yc Mauy prominent bankers aud brokers
nf Wulst. were present The floral Offering, were
Larpa anchors, ana pillars At The head of the colin was
placed pillar ~ roses contributed y fInn's A. f8,r
ami Burchard The remains were borne to Greenwood
Cemetery.
The first foot bridge rope of chrome steel
wire gs- inches diameter aud weighing II pounds
the foot was raised the top Of the Brooklyn Bridge
tower and drawn half way across the river Yesterday
afternoon The work VIII ht ooilp'l'u l, , S
Thousands OF spectators viewed The operation from o
adjacent docks and the passing ferry boat' WINE lhc
w0rkncn werc.engaged III may peouS lIats no'Ii an
unusually beautiful spectacle was presented III tue river
nous Minds grouped directly between the towers, with
all sails spread, idiy waiting fora breeze
At a meeting yesterday OF the Board OF
Managers Of the Produce Exchange resolutions We're
adopted rendering the INDICTMENTS ant thanbso
Mr. Welsh, IrCslltlN 81 i'dl
~ Finance aud to the several Exchanges, Boards OF
Trade &C. arrangements nude by them Tor the
comfort aud entertainment oi their numerous guests al
INC recent Commercial EXchaug" uay OF Tie Exhibition
A petition numcrousy signed was received 10y the Board
~ mayors urIyin that the maritime news he posted
,ii u the door the Produce Exchange. The petition
was cfiried To the appropriate committee.
An old bachelor druggist writes to THE
TuIpNE that Tuesday night bcNy at pretty girls,
each holding something tightly IN her lett haad. came
drugstore, and rcmarkug that they
YER almost chOKed, asked for water, which lee supplied
with much laughter lac adds they all took good mouth
IInlr nnnrhlnu with NINnhs