New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-18
NETWORK CITY,

Poll clerks will be sworn into Office at Police
Headquarters this evening from TIL O'Clock.
Francis !. Flagg sends So for the Bartholdi pedes
tai fund rs thank-oilcring for the victory III on'o'
The remaining DAYS Of registration are next FRI
day and Saturday. The places OF registry are open
from q. III. TO q y. III.
Mrs. Bclva Lockwood. candidate for President,
will be nj the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day, ana VIII
sneak nj the Academy of Music tomorrow evening.
The METROPOLITAN National Bank will so INTO
liquidation. The published statement that an onS
National banks whose charters expire mex sI"i
will follow the example is without soild iouhu"-
ton.
REDrrMrNG CITY STOCKS AND BONDS
Controller Grant yesterday announced that no
would redeem city stocks and bonds wfh co nn
due on November on presentation ~ HIS oioo VIZ
and after October 20
EXPLAINING HER ABSENCE FROM HoME.
Mrs. Frances f. Preston, who disappear1d IRON
her home No. 1853 West Sixteenth-st, on Wedncs-
day thereby causing her friends much anxiety, re-
turned home yesterday She bad been taken SICK
in the streets and been cared for ut the mousse VI
friend.
TO START A CLEARING HOUSE FOR CONTRACTS
The following committee was appointed yester-
day by the Produce Exchange to inquire INTO q
plan for the establishment OF clearing norSG igi
Hustled, William Stiwell and +. 1. Goldsmith.
MAKING CANDY FROM ROTTEN CocoANUIs.
DR.. Cyrus Edison. of the Health Departmen,, AoS
terday filed complaint in the Jefferson Market
Police Court against Albert +. and George GARNER
manufacturing cOnfectioners at No. Oh Jaiies,sl
for using rotten COcOanutS III tuc comIosi' vi
their candy for children. Each Of the defendants
was held under $500 bail.
DIR. O'HARE PLACED UNDER BAIL
Michael Lacey, a waiter, at No. 30 Madison-st.'
died two months ago after taking medicine pre-
scribcd by Dr. Felix OIlaIe, of No. 50. Az the
Coroner's office yesterday jury composed OF elght
medical men censured the management or the case
by DR. O'Hare, who was placed under bail, pending
an Investigation BY Police Justice.
DIPHTHERfA IN A PUBLIC SCHOOL BuIIDINd.
President Walker of the Board of Education, was
informed Yesterday that child OF Patrick Canill.
the janitor of Grammcr School No. 63, IN Easi
Scyenty-nntli-st had died of diphthcra. lie or
dered the school closed and requested the Board Oh
Health TO fumigatc the entire building, so as 10
permit If possible, the resumption of studies on
Monday No case of illness from the disease has
been reported among the pupils
WORKING FOR TIE LIQUOR INTERESTS. 3,
A meeting of the Wine, Liquor and Beer Dealers
Association of the st Assembly District was held
in Room No. III of the Aston House Yesterday TO
elect new officers and to ascertain the sentiments
of candidates for Congress- state Senate ana AS
sembly upon the questions of repeating me Clvll
Damage Act and of passing an excise bill 10 ne
offered by the New-York state Liquor-Dealers
Association. The officers elected were: PRESIDENT,
Adolph Nilsson; vicc-presdcnt. Hugh McManus;
treasurer. Hugh Dolan; recording secretary, T..
Zimmerman; scrgeant-at-arms, J. kaNahagh'