New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-27
NETWORK CITY.

Democrats making great EFFORT to hare erv MEMBER
Of their party registered Republicans shoud be July az
dlioent Tomorrow n ,c be too late perform this import
ant dutv. Let euery Republican 10 not only That ms
e,cn the re0fstrylH today but that n" Repuo
lican friends taken his FIRST step towdrd eectng mar
rison aer and Erhardt The hours Of registry are from
a. m TO o D. M
Ex-Mayor william r. Grace has sold quantity Of
real estate for 900 to Charles C. Noble The
properly is on the southeast OF Eighh-ave and
One-hundred and fourtcenthst and the north side OF
Fftysevenh-st, east of Ninth ave. The transaction
was recorded in the Registers Office yesterday.
Gaetano Russo the chief of the countcrfeitcrs who
were arrested by the Secret Service officers. was sem
fenced yesterday by Judge Benedict in the United
States Circuit Court to twelve years in the Erie County
Penitentlary.
The Rev. William b. Frisbic, an assistant minister
Trinity Chapel, has been called to the rectorshp
of the Church Of the Advent, Boston.
Ii Yu Doc, the Chinaman who died in this city the
other day, is to be buried Monday in the Cemetery
of the Evergreens. Wong Chin Foo has obtained
permit for parade of 500 Cinnamon at p m. on that
day. from Mott-st TO the Grand-st. ferry by way Of
Chatham Square, Oliver, Henry and Grand SITS.
The Police Board yesterday promoted Roundsman
jeremiah Sweeney, of the Thirteth Precinct to the
rank Of sergeant. Five young men were appointed
policemen ON probation.
Mary Boland, servant in the employ Of 8. E.
vinton, at No. 301 West Fifty-seventh-st blew Out
the gasligh In her before she went to sleep on
Thursday night and sufTocatod in her sleep
The womens Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church met yesterday at No. sos Broad
way. Miss Mary A. sathbury presided. Mrs.
~oringer OF Ohio and Mrs. Mcdowell, of Chicago de-
..yercd interesting addresses. An encouraging ne
port Of the Castle Garden work was presented and
statement regarding the local work made by the
Rev. II. Olson, OF the Swedish Church.
charge has been brought against Peter E. Tarpy.
one OF the teachers Grammar School No. 80, In East
Seventy -rstst, for assaultlng Arthur Koppel, one
Of bis pupils. Mr.. Tarpy denies that he punished
the boy and declares that he is the victim of con-
splracy.
game Of football between Columbia College and
Manhattan Athletic Club teams will be payed at the
Manhattan Athletic Club grounds to-day at 80 p m
Professor W. II. Thompson will address the first
meeting of this seasons Students Movement" I'm
Dockstader's Theatre tomorrow evening delega-
ton of Christian students from Yale College will have
charge Of the meeting.
DR.. +. Fl. Bartlett and Horace F. Smith, the gym
nasium directors OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF this city, will address young men In Assocar
ton Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Henry F. GlllIg went to the Hotel Brunswick after
landing from the City OF Rome on Thursday night.
all attempts to get him to talk about his affairs.
II was announced in certain morning papers on
Thursday that the Gaelic Athletic Association would
that day give exhibition Of hurting at the Polo
Grounds. Some hundreds Of people in consequence
went the grounds, only TO find that there were no
sports there The fault Of the mistake lies entirely
with the Gaelic athletes, who altered the date of the
sports without informing the press
meeting to discuss the formation OF Downtown
Sunday School Union will be held by representatives
from downtown sunday-schools at the East Baptist
Church. Madison and Gouverneur sts., tomorrow at
p.
The new quotation Of cents per shne' for the
rest Of October and the future at the Produce Ex-
change Railways declined yesterday to the customary
nickel.
young driver yesterday, I'm Park Row, was saw
agcly assailcd with a club by belligerent fru'-s'au
heeper such contests are becoming dangerously
frequent in the crowded streets.
"B. H. L. p MANY man who makes bet on
election has right to vote unless his vote is chal
len ged. The law against mans voting when he has
bet on the election is practically dead letter. Tens
Of thousands Of men who have bets vote every year
without being challenged
fair is In progress at ST Michaels Roman Catho-
lie Church. at Thirty frsst and Nlnth-ave, Of which
the Rev. A. J. Donnelly is pastor for the benefit Of
St. Michacrs Home for Frlendless Children The fair
will close on November 10.
The fall bicycle tournament of the Berkeley Ath-
letic Club will take place this afternoon at the new
Berkeley Oval. Foriham Heights. Nine contests are
on the programme and valuable prizes will be given.
Many well-known American amateurs entered and
II IS confidently expected weather permitting that
some Of the records will be reached, II not broken