New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-17
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NETWORK CITY
Street Cleaning Coleman reports that for the
ouarter ending Der 80 OF ashes and rub
Dish were miles OF streets cleaned
The expenses were S25O.45l 81
Receiver George W Mclean during twelve days
ending yesterday than sl2 100000 Of taxes
The New-York Mercantile Exchange will hold public
meeting II take action TO bring out a
full favor Of holding constitutional convention
Croton for the week. sls,542 ST. Marshal
Byrnes 2l3 licenses and received in fees Sl9ss
The at the American Institute Fair
last night Hall presented attractive and inter
etng aspect Every available foot of mas been well
Altogether about 5000 people passed through the
The vegetable and fruit display IN the gallery Will Do
continued until Wednesday.
Tie law committee appointed by property about
Madsonave and Fifty eghthst. met at the office Of sher
w Knevas yesterday and discussed the legal means lot
preventing York Company from putting up
boiler MadisOn-ave. and Fftyeightst definite
line of action Kill soon be outlined
In spite Of many inducements removal 10 Chicago
the managers Of the well known Merrimac and Monitor
panorama have decided to keep the spectacle IN
tins city for the present
According to Professor Diapers observations Central
Park the wind 152 miles last week and the TEN
perature ranged from $50 to $50.
The Consolidated Electric Light Company yesterday re-
elected It's old Board Of Trustees
The connection with
the from Peck slip have Withdrawn for
the
Attic cvcorama of the Battles Of vcksburg seven
ave and Fftynfts st. there shown graphic delnea
ton hand hand encounter between the tth
Missouri and the 9th Missouri Confederate regiments
which largely composed OF residents OF the same
town.
quarterly report Of the Park Department 10 the Mayor
number Of employees in the Depart
9s5 456 made 81 lost children were
found in the parks persons oundngs and dead
persons suicides Ii collisions 80 runaways,
and "a other accidents.
The petition for the pardon Of James Fish presi-
National Bank has been handed to Dis
tric-Aorney Walker for his acton. Mr. Walker has the
matter consideration He unwilling 10 say whether
he would would not sign the request
The Alexandra Line steamship Manhattan, which arrived
YESTERDAY would have reached here Thursday from
Mexico experienced heavy weather in the Gulf u
Mexico last Saturday and sunday.
The Rev. A OConnor will preach this evening in
the 3j0th Of the martyr dom
of William Tyndae the first translator Of the Bible INTO
Ensl sh.
Charles X McGee Of No l5l Henry ST., has been ap
pointed physician at Tombs the position made
vacant by the death OF Dr Jackson
Senator Gibbs Jacob and several members Of the
Lotos taken all the boxes and large block of
seats Poolcs Theatre for Monday night when Frederick
Bryton appears there in Forgiven"
Miss Eme Eusler viii appear at the Harlem Theatre
CONTINUE this week In Woman Against Woman"
The Rev Dr. Maynard VIII deliver the first Of his course OF
Illustrated lectures Chcker.ng Hall "Wednesday after
noon subject The orthern Cathedrals OF
England"
The Students have removed to larger rooms
at No sg5 Broadway c. Beck with nsrucs the morning
cast class or and and morning life class for
men Shraw is the teacher OF the evening life class
and the instructor cast class is H. : Mo~bray
There are also composition and sketch classes Lectures
upon technical aud Industrial subjects and exhibitions oi
paintings photographs Will accompany the regular course
OF The president reports an Increased and IN
/ teTesied attendance.