New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-02
NETWORK CITY.

Tn. daps of reosation in this city tci be october D. III
rs and o.
The managers Of the Produce Exchange appointed
a committee yesterday TO attend the funeral OF Aoram
6 Jewell at the Presbyterian Church, Jersey Clty
Heights at 10 80 this morning. A large deputauoh
of the members of the Produce and Cotton En-
changes will attend.
The free Saturday evening class OF the Ladies' Art
Association No. o3 East Fourteenth-st Will open on
Saturday All other classes will begin on thursday
Henry F. Amendt manager of the First Avenue
Hotel in Uoborn London is In this city an Amcii-
can tour combining business with pleasure MI
Amendt Is well known and especially so In railroad
circles here
@Mrs stoddard. >" Mud hcn"-is term applied in
discriminatory TO number of species Of bird that pud
dies around in the mud.
new stone fence is being built across the entire
north end of Central Park
Cooking delcacies for invalids, with perfection
that cannot be attained by large caterers Is an In
dustry by which several women make living IN tms
city.
The value of coins collectors does not depend on
their age. Roman tribute pennies, dated before
Christ are not worth moro than 81, while genuine
American silver dollar of 1904 would sell close to
$1,000.
To write the name Of the glver intended RECEIPT
ent OF bouquet upon Of its rose or lily leaves
with an electric needle is the latest device of some
florists The current blcaches out the color wherever
the needle touches.
The Rev Dr. W J. II. Taylor of Newark who at
tended the Council of Reformed Churches in London
July gave account of the work of the council
at the Reformed Pastors meeting yesterday
social reception will be given tonight to all
Young men I'm Association Hail. at Fourthave. and
Tvcniy -thirtst.
The Prisoners Sunday Committee of the Prison AS
ISOLATION of New-Yori which includes the names OF
the Rev. Arthur Brooks, and the Rev. Drs Buckley,
TAYLOR Crosby and President Anderson, of Rochester
has fixed upon Sunday, october %, TO be observed
as Prisoners Sunday. The day will be kept by SER
vices and sermons in the churches having special
reference TO The needs of the prisoner Collections for
the work Of the Prison Association will be in order
Special services are being held every evening at the
Prospect Hill Presbyterian Church, Eighy-scond-st,
between Lexington and Park aves.
j. w. Hamilton, the well known and popular circus
and theatrical man, has opened new resort for men,
at No 213 Broadway, three doors below Days Thea
ire The cafe IS finely decorated with works of art
and is furnished with every modern appliance OF
comfort.
The scmi-annual changes were made yesterday In
the medical staff of Bellevue Hospital.
Lcnox Library. in Flfth-avc.. is open TO the
public every weekday except Monday from 10 a. m.
TO 4 p H. The admission is free.
scgfricd stncr, the jewclry thief who succeeded In
delraudlng dozen Jewellers out of diamonds and
1cwelry &c the amount Of $4,000 was arraigncd al
jefferson Market Court yesterday and was held ior
further examination in default of $4,000 bail.
Robert J. Mulligan, of No. 700 Tenthave., drove a
feed wagon over Felix McKcnna in front of No. DIG
Tghth-avc Yesterday, and the injured man died in the
Roosevelt Hospital Mulligan was rcmandcd in the
YOrkVillc Court
The work OF removing dead poles and wires In
his city Is being vigorously pushed by the Board OF
Electrical Control. Yesterday wOrkmcn were en-
gaccd in removing those poles and wires not In use
I'm ssxti-avc. between Fiicth and Fifiy-eighth SIS
Two hundred POLES have already been removed.
There VIII be meeting Of the EoaId at the end Of the
week.