New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-10
SEW.YORK CITY.


eighth-st., p. m
NETWORK CITY.
The remaining days Of registration IN M's cF 'e'' oe
october II, 26 and %.
Lester waack'S former home, No. IL west
Thirteth-st, is now a French millinery and glove
store
There Is n restaurant at Church and Murray sts
where one may experience the novel sensation OF cat
Ing square meal directly under the track OF the
elevated railroad
The outcome of Bcdcl's lottery loss confession Is
nervousy looked for by heavy dealers as 1t may
make a precedent for other restitution large OF
policy squandciings
The recent fictitious morga operations OF Bedeh
and Foster have sent multitude OF anxious III
ouirers to the Registers Offices of this city and
Brooklyn.
II Pinkcrton's mon get hold Of the social but mis-
guided lawyer Foster, he will wish he had taken
some of his cubs with him. especially the Indian ones
The ship A. j. Fuller from san Franc SEQ, brought
<45lS bags Of Sandwich Island sugar.
A game dealer says that wild pigeons are as
scarce as buffalo meat The lightlngs are now too
far westward for New-YOrk to enjoy this formerly
cheap sort of game
Cbestnuts declined yesterday to S4aS4 Oh per
bushel, an unprecedented fall for the opening Of
season of 81 in twenty four hours Northern gather
;ngs have been suddenly added to the limited Southern
supply
The coming "greyhound1 of the French Line is
La Tourane She Will be a twin-scI~ vessel so
feet long, and 1000 horsepower.
The stockholders Of the National Gable Railway
Company met yesterday at No. 14O Nassaust. THESE
trustees were elected: Joseph d. Britton, James W.
Towne Martin Il. Klopp, Edward Lyman Short, FRANK
~ W lson Alfred Pelham, William G. Davis, George
MAYNARD and Charles l.. Parsons. n" G n'''f cook
\ fair will be opened next Monday by the schnorer
(,h at the clubhouse ne-hundred- and sixty third
ST. and Third-ave, and will continue for one week.
The proceeds will be invested in a new clubhouse.
Memorial services for Captain Benjamin Geadcll,
Of the White star steamer Gemanic who died during
the last voyage Of he vessel to this port were con-
Quoted yesterday il the main saloon of the ship The
service was read by the Rev. DR.. Morgan, Of tho
Church Of the Heavenly Rest, and Dr. Taylor OF the
broadway Tabernacle, spoke
The Central Railroad of New-Jcrsey has closed
contract with Harlan Holm gsworth to build another
steamboat to run between this city and Long Branch
next season. 1t will be about the same length as the
Nurmouth.
The nearly finished one-sory stores at Forty
second-st and Lexingon-ave are scarcely as orna-
mental and impressive as Their predecessor, the
Potter stymus building.
Strangers crossing some of the ferries surprised
az the seemingly extravarant polteness Of many Of
the passengers who take off her hats TO the collector
OF fares as they pass his box. These people are not
aware that such passengers carry their Communication
tickets in their hats obliged to show them as
they pass through
Driving at a rate of seven miles an hour is
prohibited in Central Park yet horses are daily seen
trotting at a rapid gait, because few OF the
park policemen know the difference.
A furniture house in upper Broadway displays
grand piano, the of which is beautiful specimen
of wood-carving The price of the instrument is only
IS 500.
The schoolship ST. Mary's Of the Board of Educa-
fion arrived yesterday from its cruise and
anchored off S;apleton. 1t is proposed by Comm s.
sloncr Lumms, Of the Board of Education, to secure
the approval Of the Board for the transfer Of the
care Of the schooshp from the Board 10 the Chamber
OF Commerce.
The body OF ex-Judge Walter S. Pinckney, who
died at Bellevue Hospital was taken yesterday by
Undertaken J. J. Dehs. Of No 1913 Essexst 1t will
be buried in the family plot in Greenwood. The
funeral VIII take place today at the homo of ex-
Judge Plnckney's brother in Brooklyn, and will be
strictly private
S b. HURT, who on Monday evening thrown
from his horse y-ninthst and Eighth ave, and
seriously Injured, is recovering. AT the Roosevelt
Hosp. tai 1t was said yesterday that Mr. HURT had
sustained fracture of both thighs. The broken
bones successfully set
The funeral Of Morgan Hopson Johnston for many
years "The Heraldsr City Hall reporter, who died
on sunday after brief Illness, took place yesterday
at his homo. No. 1913 SecOnd-ave The service Of the
Episcopal Church read by the Rev. Dr. j. j.
Cornish, OF Calvary Chapel Among those present
were cx -Aqueduct Commissioner +. l. Ridgway,
Assemblyman John z. McGoldrick, George ". Pearce,
Iohn Wood and Mrs Wood, Colonel A. r. Brasher.
Samuel b. Jones, Dr. Thomas S. Easton and Mrs aud
Miss F2,tOn and VI. f. Blake. The burial In the
Press Club lot in the Cemetery Of the EvergrecIs.
4 last remnant Of Berry Walls deserted glory IN
the shape OF compact cob, sold Yesterday at
Isaac Rccd's auction rooms in East Ihr,ccnth-st
Bidding was brisk, and Mr. Walls carried out
his Instructions with such effect that the other ddcrs
suddenly deserted the field and Mr.. Wall discovered
that he had bought his nag in for Sl32 80.
"We'll tarc i'm II lay hands 'im,n
Is what the AnttPoverty women say Of Henry
George, whom Father McClynn was describing
year ago as godlikc.S
Father McGare, OF the Church of the TRANSPORTATION,
In Mott-st, has been promoted to the position Of
pastor in st. Peters Church, Monticello.
The birthday anniversary of Father Mathew. the
great temperance apostle, viii be celebrated tomorrow
even ng the hall attached TO ST. PatricRs Cathedral
Oliver sumner Teal, who has charge of the speakers
at the headquarters OF the Republican County Com
initiee, has big ~. Bernard dog that is the envy
and the admiration Of every orator who calls for
his assignments.
Walter IT, Shupe, who under the designation
"Faiher Columbia has advertised cheap excursions,
was admitted TO bail yesterday. Franklin Wandt be-