New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-14
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
ne svasaxing days OF rsgssraon IN ms city etH Be
(soer IL, 25 zad 81.
Corporation Counsel Beekman will make applica
non to the Supreme Court on November for the
appointment of Commissioners TO appraise tho land
which the city requires for the East River Park ex
tsnsion, at Eighty sixthst. and the East River
The Irsh-Amercan Anti FrceTrad League will
told . mass meeting In Cooper Union next saturday
evening Captain P. II. McNsmee J. NJ. Wall. and
Judge Brennan, Of Iowa, Will make speeches.
A concert in aid of the Parnen Defence Fund will
BE held In the large hall of Cooper Union on THURSDAY
evening.
The exact loc alton of the Democratic forger and OF
the socaled Indian summer has not yet been dis
covered
The tobacco trade section Of the Central Labor
Union sympahizes with James J. Coogan as " tooi
of political strikers though friend OF labor
Republican voters-You arc certainly qualified to
vote In your district, and your misststemeh'' oeins
bit of innocent forgefuncss you cannot DC deprived
of your vote II would be well to correct your error
on the next registry day.
@G.L ss-To be qualified TO vote, you must have
lived one year in the State prior 10 election Gay you
came to New-York on November s, 1887 ana as
election dav is November g. You will not be qualified
10 vote
James s Bowen, who left a gas Jet burning In his
room at tho international Hotel Friday night, was
srrsigned a. the Tombs Court yesterday on charge
of attempted suicide, and remanded. He is a clerk
in tho Office Of Commissioner Albert Fink, of the
Trunk Lines
James W. Mason, IT,, wholesale dealer in hardware,
skates and leather goods, at No. rs Chambers-st..
made an assignment yesterday George W. Myers.
He succeeded the business of his father after the
lstters failure about years ago, and carried a
small stock
Republics an -The Military Order OF the loyal
Legion of the United States is the organization which
you probably have in mind. All those who served
as officers IN the Army Navy during the Civil War
are eligible to membership in the frst-class Edgar
d. Van Wrinkle, No. 2o2 Broadway, IS the recorder
Eear-Adniral Gherard, Commandant of the Navy
Yard, has been In Washington for several days 10 re-
ceive nsrctiens in reference TO the work now being
done at the Navy Yard
There were 1soO9 persons naturalzed in the SUI
peror Court last week, and ,0s0 in the Court Of
Common Pleas, making total of $3.50
The installation of the Rev. Dr. Charles l. Thomp
son as pastor of the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church Will take place at the church tomorrow
night The Rev. A. W. Hslsey, the Rev. Drs. John
Hall, John NJ. worrall, Howard Crosby and r. r.
Booth are expected TO take part in the exercises.
A special meeting Of the friends of the Fresh-Air
Convaescent Home, at Summit n. j., will be held
at No. 81 University place Friday, at p m, to
advise TO the future maintenance Of the Home in
the interest OF the sick of this city.
The exciting sword contests at the Eden Musee be-
tween the Vienna female fcncers are not without a
spice of danger, and severe and bruises Of
frequent occurrence, Notwithstanding the exer
cised by Professor Hartl, the Instructor. Fencing
for valuable prizes Is Of almost nightly occurrence,
and the largest audiences drawn 10 the Musee
now throng its many apartments. The concerts to-
day will be especially entertaining