New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-07

Charles +. Henderson. Of Nebraska
NETWORK CITY.
The days Of Registrations 4" hs city 'e' Dc 0c'0''' o.
26 and27.
The third anniversary Of requiem Tor 'a''h"''
McCloskey will be celebrated In St. PatrcRs |a'"o
at 10 a. H. on Wednesday.
aIex.,-Ashbel p Fitch is the Representative ]"
Congress from the district In which you i've
Hot cbestnuts have made their appearance on 'i'
0,,,ots again. the new nuts coming from the SOUTH
Now "a the time to buy prunes The season is al
It's height the crop large. the fruit In me coa'''on
and the price moderate
When the luscious Concord grapes sell on tho strce
for cents pound as now, every one should Dc aoi'
TO try the much-vaunted virtues Of fresh graPe-Ict
as an invIgoratIng and harmless drink
Servants employment agencies arc finding much
trouble in securing help" willing to 80 to Jacksonville
hotels this winter.
The Union League Club will hold meeting on
Thursday evening. Chauncey NJ Depew will preside
for the first tImo since his recent return from Europe
Members Of the various athletic clubs OF the city
freueny offer valuable prizes to be competed for bS
IN, Vienna lady fencers at the Eden Musec
Erdeyi Naczi will be heard in violin solos at to-day
concerts and the Hungarian orchestra VIII play a.
usual
Policeman Thomas CarlIn arrested a man for steal
Ing in West-st on Frida. and taking tho prisoner
along Jayst whom stranger ran out OF an aiiey anu
rlpped him. The policeman fell on the sidewalk ana
cut his heal severely and the prisoner escaped
Police Commissioner John r. Yoorhis was called out
Of the city yesterday by telegram stating thai his
son was dangerously Ill with typhoid fever.
A memorial service in honor Of Captain benjamin
Gleadell, the commander Of the White Star steamer
Gcimanc who died suddenly at sea on september
%, will be held on the Germanc on Tuesday at 8
p. m.
The new organ of ST. Marks Church, at Tenth-st.
and Second ave. will be used at The rcopenng OF the
church today.
"A Daily Readero-Dr. Emil A. Biacklow, OF No.
4Os West Forty-sixth-s companion of the Military
Order Of the Loyal Legion, started the movement Tor
organizing Sons OF Veterans corps last winter. He
will gladly give all information concerning H.
Commander Roblsy d. Evans who has been detailed
by the Navy Department to supernend the constric-
ton of the new cruiser Maine, is in Washington
relative to the work the vessel. The first steel
plato for the cruiser was bent on Friday.
A good many stoves were put up during the recent
chilly days, and there numerous regrets because
many overoats had been previously put up
Richard f. Palmer ard John =. Mley constituting
the firm Of Palmer & MIey, wine merchants and I'M
porters, No. 1929 Broadway. made an assignment
yesterday to Simon NJ. saunders. Preferences are
given for 81 ,226.
The regatta Of the Union Boat Club, which was TO
occur yesterday on the Harlem River, was postponed
until October 90.
II looks as II California will have the inside track
of the ralsin trade this time, the competing pack OF
Malaga IS reported to be light that it can all be
ooltp a,fcap marx
Tax Receiver George W. Mclean received S7,29e.-
OIL 90 for the first five days Of last week.
Car No. so of the Bridge. Off the track at the
the New-York terminus yesterday. Engines had to
be used for nearly an hour in drawing the over
the Bridge.
Isaac Bloomfield was run over and killed in front Of
his home at No. 1872 Deanceyst. last night by an ex-
press wagon driven by Henry Calvin, of No. 50 Nor
folk-st At the Essex Market Police Court this morn-
Ing Calvin was held.
Captain Bowen, OF the Norwich. Conn.,. police asked
superintendent Murray to send out a general alarm
for benjamin s. Lawson, a missing grocery and dry
goods dealer OF Norwich who started on september
0 to pay business trip to this city. He came on the
steamboat St. Lawrence, and when he left Norwich he
had $500 with him to purchase goods.
Dr. Perry, who was for many years the night
manager Of Hudnut's well known apothecary
store In the Herald Building and who,
In HIS long period of service, has done countless
favors to the newspapers and the newspaper men
of New-York, has opened handsome and wellap-
pointed place Of business in The Sum Building, next
to The Tribune Building This will be open all
night and d.. Perry viii be ready at all hours
hereafter, Is in the past, to give inquirers from
newspaper Offices the latest information concerning
the weather and the most cheering and consolatory
advice TO the depressed and unhappy.
Peter Kohan, Of No. 81 First-ave., was yesterday
held at Essex Market Police Court on charge OF
larceny OF $1,000 worth of gold cane handles, the
property OF his employer Herman Schuman, Of No.
G76 Broadway. lie made confession eAGncrating
his cousin Michael KOhan, who was first charged with
the theft.