New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-09
NETWORK CITY.

Policeman No 11ss. at the Bridge should not In
humanity direct a powerless, intoxicated man to be
placed in danger Of horses and vehicles nor should
he discourteousy shove a citizen who calls his at
tenton to such stupidity
Commissioner Porter of the Department of Chart
ties yesterday met with the Executive Committee Of
the Bellevue Training School for Male Nurses. 1t
was determined to issue prospectus OF the pur-
poses and methods Of the school for the use OF APP
plicants.
Some Of the italians who voted for Mayorocot
Grant supposed 1t is said, that they were voting for
the late General U. S. Grant
Tho old clothes man now varies his usual street
cry by calling "Cash for campaign clothing|
Tho next question for the nation to consider is
"what shall we have for Thanksgiving dinner"
Now many man who rented house in the spring
for tho sake Of plenty Of room, is wondering how
he will heat the big barracks and signs for coscy
fat again.
The toy shops are already beginning to set out
a great array Of new and ingenious mecnahcai Joys
in anticipation of the holidays
! Klihu Hamilton Sanford applied to Surrogate
Ransom yesterday for letters of administration on
the estate Of HIS brother, Wright Sanford Inc
| personally is valued at $64,o23
The Alumni Association Of Packard's College Will
hold its first reunion for the year at the college
rooms this evening. Among the exercises VIII De
| debate on the question, Is Marriage a raiiure'
| Judge McAdam will preside.
"Gus, Hecklcr, Democratic candidate for Alderman
IN the xIth Assembly District is not missing as re-
| norted on Wednesday, Yesterday he turned up
bright and smiling mono the worse for his defeat
Tho New-York and Orange Athletic football teams
| will play at the Polo Grounds tomorrow.
Several moro Of the Ncw-York baseball players
started for their homes yesterday. They Will all
be gone Tomorrow night except Gore, who lives
here
| At tho request Of Mrs. Roger A. Pryor and the
ladies Of "The Jacksonville Relief Society,"" MIS-
| Sherwood will give a reading at the house OF Mrs
Doremus, No. o41 Madisonave., next wednesday al
$50 D. m. Tickets may be procured from Mrs
Pryor.
The few Jacksonville refugees who still remain IN
| the city hold meetings twice week at No.
| 391 Broadway, and weekly shipments OF PROVISIONS
| to the sufferers arc still made.
II The hat stores having an active trade IN the
! settlement Of small election bets.
The monthly meeting of the Harvard Club takes
nlace Tomorrow night at the clubhouse, No. IL
| West Twenty second-st.
The college men hero who are interested in foot
ball were not much disturbed over the report that
the great Harvard ale game would not form feature
Of Thanks giving Day here owing to the opposition
of the Harvard faculty 1t seemed to be the general
| belief that, IL the report snouiu Pro'o uuo, 'Ho
game would take place in New-Haven.
About twenty inspectors and poll clerks having
failed to file their returns with the County Clerk
within the time prescribed by law, the Police De
partment was informed yesterday Of tho derehction,
for which a severe punishment is prescribed by law
William Thompson. coffee broker, No. 70 wall-st,
says that he was misquoted in The Tribune as to
| his position the election. What he did say was
any education was Republican but voted for
Cleveland and tariff REFORM
A collection Of OIL paintings by George Henry
Hail. comprising figures, heads fruit, flowers and
landscapes sold last evening at Ortgies Galleries
| The attendance small owing to the rain, and
prices low, the 1O7 paintings bringing only s3,797
At the fftyseventh regular meeting Of the Society
Of Medical Jurisprudence and State Medicine, held al
No. 10 West Thirty frst-st last evening, DR.. D. o.
| Johnson read interesting and instructive paper
entitled Protective Legislation relative to Tuber
culoss and Typhoid Fever
A mock funeral took place at Castle Garden yes
terday for which the Republican employees were The
committee Of arrangements and the mourners were
Democrats. When the white sheet was thrown paci
1t revealed efigy marked Free Trade