New-York tribune., 1885-10-23
NFW-YORK CITY.

The Gual 6dps Of registration in his city toddy
and tO-moTror.
Ex-Alderman Thomas Shells has purchased a
building in Market-st., near East Broadway for
$40,52
The Seventh Company, of the 9TH Regiment, will
have an annual dinner at the Hotel brunswick TO-
morrow evening
The body of woman about forty years of age
was found in the East River, of Elghty-fOurth ST.,
yesterday. She had dark gray halr ana Dlo"h
eyes.
The owners of the New-YorS Comedy Theatre
have been ordered by Superintendent DOench, OF
the Buildings Bureau to construct sliding sky
light i'll the roof over the stage.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company yesterday
sent word to the steamship companies that railroad
emiTant tickets at the rate OF 81 to Chlcaso
would not be good after January 20.
A ID. X. z. RECEPTION.
The d. X. T.. Club of this city will entertain nj
IFS clubhouse in Thirty -fOurthst. this evening the
members of the society who have Just been attend
lug the annual convention at MeridGn, Conn
Speeches are expected from Charlton L. LOWS,
Julian Hawthorne and others
sUNDAY-SCHOOL CHILDREN AT GRANTS TOMB.
The 800 boys and girls of the Chlldrcns
Hour an association connected with the SlNty-
first Street Methodist Episcopal Church, Will VISIT
Geaeral Grants tomb tomorrow. They expect TO
leave the church at l o'clock, and will hold appTo-
pirate exercises at Riverside Park.
INSTALLATIONS OF A PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR.
The Rev. DR.. John c. Bliss Will bc installed as
pastor of the Washington Heights PIe,byteraG
Church on Sunday evening ErsHne y. White
Hamilton will charge fthc pastor, and Dr. c. a.
StodGard the people.
MR. JiMMERsON's CASE TO Re EXAMINED.
II has been decided not to dismiss Customs In
spectnrs John Meek AID Robert j. Jimmefson, wLo
have been suspended upon charges of accepting
brbes for favors extended, but 10 grant their re-
quest for an Investigation. Mr. Meek was sus,
pended for receiving present from passenger on
Tic steamship Eiruna on last sunday and Mf.
Jiplmerso;.'s case was published in uE Tribune
Of yesterday.
JEALOUS OF \ PET CAT.
An Italian who had been living at No. lGS
Thompson-st. with an Irisawoman of middle age
shot hulscf Ill the neck at the house YESTERDAY
and afterwar told a policeman that he had tued
TO Kill himself because tn woman did not love HIM
The wound in the Itaian's neck was serious and he
was sent 10 St. Vinccnts Hospital The woman
sand that he had threatened 10 shoot her because
lie was jealous Of a pet cat III her roo.l.
srrDIOUS BOYS REWARDED.
pleasant diversion frou school studies occurred
in tie boys department of Gra1mtr school No. %.
in East Onc-hundre l-and-iftccptl-St., yestcr-
day morning. DR.. d. W. c. Ward. the INSPECTOR Of
schools an Commissioner Lawson ~ Fuller were
present and made addresses. After class songs,
recitatons GccamatIoIS and other exercises N
spcctor Ward distributed the se,n-anHull cgrtir H.
scholarship aGd mechanical aolllty.
ELEVATOR MGV JOINING INTERESTS.
A social and benevolent association was orgalizcd
yesterday by the elevator men, who net IN the
William J. Fitzpatrick, of the Mills Builulng vice
president, George Doughty Of the Produce EX-
change; recording secret;!rT Thomas }. lluh-
phrcy, of the United Bank Building financial Sec
rctary, William Ulrch. Ol the Produce Exchange;
treasurer F. G. Hart, Of tie Cotton Exchange. and
sergeant-at-arms, john D. Reilly, Of tie Welles
DullGmg.
NON-INrOXICATING BEER SOLD on SUNDAY.
Complaints against Roster d Balls and IEciss's $
concert halls, on account of alleged Nlolati0ns Oi
the excise law on Sundays, were consldercl hy the
Excise Board yesterday. lawyer secured post
pGncincnt because Mr.. Roster was sufi 3Tng from
dIsl.catcd Jaw The counsel for ThcIss claimed
that the beer sold Sundays II the FcuIccHtG-st.
place was hGu-alcOhOc, and aS tn" pclicclan who
was the complainant could not swear 10 tie cOl-
trary tic case dismissed.