New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-15
NETWORK CITY.

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NETWORK CITY.
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The SAFE of seats for Miss Anderson's second
week at the star Theatre begins TINS morning.
Enterprising Italians are selling small imitation
bronze busts of Cardinal McCloskey for ten cents
each.
The Albany day boats Albany. and c. yibbard'
make their last trips TO Albany Tor the season TO-
day and from Albany tomorrow.
The body of John Johnson age sixty,thrce, OF
Brooklyn, was found yesterday III the East RIVER
at Fourteenth-si.
The large willow tree which has stood in Bow
ling Green for more than halt century was spllt
in two by Tuesdays storm. Yesterday 1t was cut
up and carried away.
The AGueduct Commissioners yesterday decided
IN resume ON November II the public hearing of
property-Owners on tho proposed Quaker bridge
Dam and Reservoir
Several promotions of firemen were ordered by
the commissioners yesterday, with the provision
that the must pass the Civil Service examlha-
TONS
IF. Holman. ex-presdent of the Produce FIX
-sbange was on the floor of the Exchange YESTERDAY
for the first since his return from a hve months
tour in Europe.
The 2Io per cent dividend of the Third Avenue
Savings Bank will be paid through the KnlckeI-
booker Trust Company at Fiith-ave. ana twenty
seyenth-st on and after to-day between 10 and i.
| Edward A. Morrison, concerning whom story
was circulated tn his browDstone steps had been
carried off by mistake, says that the reports as tod
! at the Distrct-Attorney's oihce were Huch ex-
| aggerated.
roo DRUNK TO TILL HOW He WAS HURT.
Cornelius Riley was found in front OF the tenc-
ment house No. 223 West Ihirtleth-st early yester;
day bleeding from q severe scalp wound. dc lived
in the house but was too drunk To tell how ne re-
! ceived his injury The police sent him TO the New
| York Hospital.
| COMPRESSED DRY AIR AS AN ISsULAToR.
President J. $. Dubois, Of the Manhattan Elec-
tric Conduit Company, appeared before the tiectr-
cal subway Commissioners yesterday, 10 supilI u
model for laying wires underground. Tie main
feature of the plan to use dry air by compress
sion for an lnsulator.
ALLEGED REGISTRATION FRAUDS
Reports of alleged frauds IN the registration in
the i'd With Win and Xth Assembly Districts
have been made to DstrictAttOrncy MARITIME, and he
sent yesterday for Inspector Byrnes, whom he re-
uuesied to investigate the reported frauds
POCKETS PICKED oN sTGFET CARS.
BENJAMIN Lyon of No. so Whte-st., b. F. Wat
son, No. = Wall-st an :. IL. Ecknan. OF No. 90
Wortn-st. had tneir pockets picked on tn 70 In
Avenue street last Saturday. Yesterday
thrre men were arrested and Identified as TIC
thieves.
WHY THE RECORDER 4DJouENED corRr.
Louis L. Haver VINO IL charged with having, az
manager of IhOmpsOUs Bank note Reporter. black
mailed various bank officers, was placed on trlal
Yesterday II the Court OF General Sessions: jury
was secured at the afternoon session. Recorder
Smyth thcn adjourned court till tomorrow morn
ing out Of respect to the Cardinal, whose funeral
he will attend.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday met Colonel
COu,ton, chef of the Paris Fire Department, and
showed HIM the mach merry IN the Fne telegraph
Bureau. Battalion Chict plCque! went win MN 1"
ib, houses of Engine No. 80 and Hook and Ladder
Company 40. 3, aud the lrcooat Zophar Mills.
MEETING OF HE AEMoEY BOARD.
The Armory Board met Yesterday in the Mayors
Office General ShalcT offered a resolution that tho
architects of tine 22I and olh Regiment AimorIes
furnish the Board with modified plans Tor these
armOrics so that the headquarters Tor the brigade
and division alis would De provided Tor in the Sth
instead of the 22d Regiment Arnory. Mayor
Grace opposed The resolution ana the matter was
lald over.
CHRISTIAN WORK AMONG THE HEBREWS.
The Hebrew Christian Church at No. II 81.
Marks place, winch was dedicated last sunday,
was SAID to be the first OF the KIND IN America. he
TlIBU\ T. received circular yesterday which says
that the Emmanuel Chape, in Seventh-st, was
opcned OF January II, 1888, and services have
since been regularly head III EngIsh. German and
Hebrew and are we'll attended by Hebrews. The
RishOp of New-YOrk has authorized the use of the
Hebrew version Of the Prayer BOOK OF the Churcn
OF England.
IN AID or THE IRISH PARLIAMENTARY FUND.
Tao Municipal Council of the IRISH National
League are maoIng extensive arrangements for
lecture to be delivered IN FcrrerO's Assembly
Rooms, oureenth-st. on October u, al D. m. in
and OF the Irish Parliamentary Fund. The lecture
aud will be delivered BY the Rev. Henry A. Braun,
d. ID. Charles A. Dana Will preside and a large
number Of well-knOwn Americans and lrsh-Amer-
cans are cy .acted to be present.
ExCIsE FFIcIALs 70 CO on RECORD AGAIv.
At a meeting of tho Board Of Excise yesterday
Mr. Morris offered resolution 70 revoke the licenses
! for the " IIaymarict" ard Tom GOuds concert
Mace on account of the evidence given by Police
! Captain Wi liams and Sergeant Tins before the
senate Committee. Messrs. HGughton and Mitchell
voted TO delay action until next Wednesday, when
they will hear the police testimony and also what
ever evidence tine holders of the licenses may offer.
SUPERINTENDENT or THE BARGE OFFICE.
Surveyor Beattle yesterday received from Secrc-
tary Manning the approval of the appointment of
Joseph OveriIeld aS superintendent of the Barge
Office. This Office was abolished about two wears
AGO but has been revived on the recommendation
of Mr. BcattIe. Mr.. Overleld has also been APP
! pointcd member of the Civil Service Examining
Board. He H. acting deputy surveyor and is mem
her of the County Democracy. The Barge Office
4 superintendent supcryIscs the Customs Inspectors
and details them upon specific duties.
BROOKLYN
Maior-Gcncral q. A. Gilmore, United States Army
Chief Engineer George W. Melville. United States Navy,
of Arctic fame and Colonel j. Henry story mus.
tered into u. :. Grant Post. g. A. r., by Commander
! II. ". Calvert o. Tuesday evening.
Lizzie Kelly, age thirty. who had been employed
servant by NJ. wpcrthwait, or No 1871 Willoughby
been told could quit work at tbe end OF the month.
A diamond pin and pair OF earipgs worth 5000
| missed from a bedroom Immediately afterward.
Children I'm the public schools who have been
cnaed told yesterday that they must either
! vaccination within ten days or leave school.
! AN OLD CLOTHING FIRM UNDER NEW NAME.
! Carhart a. Co. is prominent firm of cloth
iers which existed under various titles at Broadway
and Canast. for eighteen years. and there and else