New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-17
NEW.YORK CITY

not reo,red orrecdv should register today ihout fail
The pftt be from m to o. M 7heremdfntne
days Of r, otstraffon ,ciu be october 2G and p.
The White Star Line steamships Baltic and Re-
public have been purchased by the Netherlands
American Line, and will be put the line between
Rotterdam and New-York.
George Anderson, a deaf mute, broke into ST.
Agnes's Roman Catholic Church in East Forty-thirf
st. several weeks ago and stole few carpenters
TOOLS His counsel entered plea Of guilty yesterday
before Judge Cowng, and Anderson was sentenced
to four years in the State Prison.
The prisoners who escaped from the prisoners
pen in Part III of the Court of General Sessions two
weeks ago have not been recaptured Recorder smyth
and Judges Cowing, Gildcrslecve and MARITIME have
ordered the officers who were responsible for their
escape to show cause why they should not be dis
missed.
George c. lockwood will give free practical
lecture to young Photography " In Assoc
alton Hall Friday evening
On motion of General Thomas Ewing, ex- Congress
man Milton Sayler of Ohio, who now lives In this city,
was yesterday admitted TO practice in the courts OF
this State by the General Term of the Supreme Court
John Williams. ex-convict, who knocked down
and robbed George Drande in Dvison-st on the night
of October o, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Cowing TO sixteen years in the state Prison.
Commissioner Coleman yesterday appointed Colonel
Albert H. Rogers Deputy Commissioner to Ill the
existing vacancy. Mr. Rogers is described as native
of New-York forty-six years Old, educated in the
Ncw-York schools, and brought up to mercantile
life In politics he is County Democrat and held
the same place four five years ago.
John Reid, formerly clerk of the City Court
appointed yesterday deputy clerk of the court In
place of Colonel George ". Wallace, who died a few
days ago.
Professor F. Won Esmarch the distinguished Ger
1.- Al Will IN
fammation Of the bowels few days ago. was much
better yesterday Doctor Conrad, who IS attending
him, said that the Professor was out of danger
The entertainment Committee of Alexander Haml-
ton Post, No. Is2 G. A. r., announces series OF
lectures to be delivered before the Post during the
winter The first viii be on Typographical Engineer
ing in the Army of the Potomac" By Comlade W. H.
Paine, Thursday evening October Is.
About one hundred thousand boxes Of California
raisins have been bought from the crop. Nearly
three-quarters Of them are TO come here and many
round parcels will go from the coast TO Europe
Tho New-York homeopathic Medical College and
Hospital Will lay the corner stones OF It's new
college building and Of the Roswell p Flower Free
Surgical Hospital, at sxty-tbiId and sxty-ourth sts
and the Eastern Boulevard (Avcnuc A. on Saturday
at > D. M Rufus r. Coving president Of the Board
of Trustees will preside. Mayor Hewitt will be
present, and the Rev. Dr.. Thomas 5. Hastings VIII
pronounce bencdlctOn on the work
Simon Wolf formerly American Consul at
Cairo. will deliver an address this evening at the
first of a series OF public Lectures on Jewish topics
to be given monthly AT the Forty fourth Street S}na-
eocI near Broadway. HI subject will be The Ameii-
can Isiaeltc" These entertainments are open to the
pubic.
The new rectory Of the Church Of st. Rose Of Lima,
in Cannon-st is nearly completed and is handsome
and c0mmodOus structure.
Many balroom oungers and tramps In the lower
wards who have been allowed TO register are no"
speculatng how much they will be able TO sell Their
votes Tor on Election Day.
A lawyer at one OF the police courts yesterday,
after demanding S25 from woman prisoner promis-
ing that he would obtain her discharge, offered to
obi ain colorcd man his freedom If he would promise
to vote for Grant for Mayor The ccl0red man said
he'd go the WorkhOuse and rot there before ne
vote for Democrat
The choir at the Church of st. Benedict the Moor
IN Eleeckcr-st. s nov composed entirely OF coored
persons