New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-14
NETWORK CITY.

This as The sccOad ddy OF fCJiSUUOH ~ Wt3 CUJ' u"
Republicans should register
IS Anna T." sends $40 TO the Grant Monument
Fund.
George Roscus. a house painter, killed himself at
No. 30 FIrst-ave. yesterday. lie had become
insane after a long illness.
A fire which was extinguished quickly, was dls,
covered Yesterday III school-r0om III the House OF
Refuge on Randalls Island The damage was less
than $50.
The Aldermen Yesterday decided that all the
political organizations and loca candidates he
allowed 10 drive wagons with bells and uanspar-
cncies through the streets.
Colonel COuston, the chief OF the Paris IlIe
Department went to the Fire headquarters IN
Merccr-st. yesterday with an interpreter, Dut an
not find the Commissioners there.
The Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull Editor of Tie
Sunday school Times. OF Philadelphla IeciuTtd OH
Teachers aud Teachings last st, night before
large audience in the Broadway Tabernacle.
MIR. LAC0MBE sUsTAINs THE POLICE BoAED.
In answer to request from the IOiice BOARD i9'
an opinion IN regard TO the recent discharge ol pool
sellers by Police Justice Murray, Corporation
Counsel Lacombc Yesterday decided that proof OF
the purchase Of pOOi-lCkct would secure c0hNlc-
tion whether or not tie race was rum
THE BARGE OFFICE PREFERRED.
When the NOrmandie arrived AT her dock on Mon
day the pier was obsructei VITA ulaSN on H'IIhl'
leaving Scant room for tn" examination OF baggage
The passengers were much annoyed and 30 were ne
Customs Inspectors. The agent Of the line said ne
regretted that lie had signed Il request Tor Tie
Change from tue Barge Once.
DECIDING AGAINST \ PROTEST
The directors Of the National Rido Association
yesterday decided to award the liis pro oi @!VU
10 Corporal Yates, of the Regular Army, IN we
Presidents match shot at the fall meeting OF the
association at CreedmoOr. In the protest II was
claimed that he shot the first stage OF the match
with a six-grO0ve rifle instead OF the regulation
thrcc-gr0Ove.
FINING A PHYSICIAN 4 HUNDRED DotlARS
Dr. K. Pelham Dewey. OF M. SO West twenty
paId tine of 800 for practising medicine without
registering in the County Clerks Office lie pedo1
ed that he had registered IN Ere COUNTY ana
thought that he would not be required 10 90 50 III
another part OF the state.
NOVELTIES At THE INSTITUTE FAIR.
At the American Institute FAIR at lhlrG-aVe.
and Sixty-third-st., the machinery department; Is
replctc with novelties and new inventions gas
engine attracts much attention, and IS claimed 10
be the only one of American design ana hanuiact-
ure. On Friday a grand display OF cohleIS'
plants eveTgrens and palms Will b. made IN Inc
gallery. where the painting OF General NaShihg-
ton is shown.
BONES FOR TIE MYERS BENEFIT.
The testimonial benefit to the prince OF amateur
runners. L. f. Myers, which will be gwen AT the
Madison Square Garden on saturday evening ,Vc-
tOber H. will be one Of the most important anl IN
teresting athletic entertainments that NeW-l Ork
ever saw The boxes will be sold at auction at noon
TODAY at the Real Estate Exchange, No. 90 Lab
erty-st.
LIGHT SENTENCE FOR MANsLAUGHTrF.
John K1lmaicr, who killed his wife with a Hat
iron February D. was found guilty YESTERDAY %
manslaughter in the second degree ana recon-
nended to mercy. The killing was admitted by
the defence but testimony was 2lych showing mat
his wife was an habitual drunkard and had given
him strong prOvOcltIon. He was sentenced to the
State Prison for two years and six lnOstls.
POUND AFTER FOUR MONTHS.
Detective Sergeant Herman took to Police Head
quarters Yesterday LOUIS Stern, the assistant super
lntendcnt of the Ncw-York branch of the Prudcn,
tlal Life Insurance Company, who was charged
with abscondlng in June with $500 belonging TO
the company. He was fOuud IN Philadelphia and
refused to come to Ncw-lOrk without rcqulsltion
papers He will be arralgncd in the Jefferson Mar
ket Police Court to-day.
SMALLER PENSIONS FOR POLICEMEN.
The Police Commissioners yesterday adopted
report Of General Porers III favor oi grading the
pensions of cX-policemen according TO the length
of their terms Of service. Under the new order
three ex-captaIns will receive from 800 to $500
per wear instead OF 81 900. five eX-scrgeants viii
pet $3.50 per wear and seven ex-patrOlmcn Will re-
ceive from 5000 to 500 No reductions were
made in the pensions of cN-Patrolman A. Il. simon
SOD who became insane after two years service, or
in that Of ex-PatrOnan j. j. Terry, who lost both
legs while on duty before he had served two years