New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-19
NETWORK CITY.


Vsrs,tv who sailed for IN June, has spent the
smmcr in travel the Continent ana Viii return
carly in october.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. pastor OF the BRICK
PRESBYTERIAN Church, who returned from Europo u"
sunday will not rcoccupy his pulpit to preach until
Sunday, October X
&C NJ ws-Ycs you have lost your rsht TO vote
IN either State II your removal to Massachusetts was
made with the intention OF changing your res'ae"co
permanently.
III. r,sb Of summer travel being over, the New
Haven lue has withdrawn the Sunday steamer leaving
Pier No. %, East River. at IL p. m. Tho ohcr
steamers start at D. m. and IL T. m. on week days
as usual
Cartain Francis J. Twomey clerk OF the Board OF
Aldermen was absent from the meeting yesterday on
account OF sickness. This was said TO De inc hrs'
meeting OF the Board from which the Captain has been
absent In twenty-sx cars.
Mrs Catharinc Naglcr, German wdow' age
seventy-threc, swallowed some carbolc acid yestef-
dag morning, at No 43o East Eishty-e'ghths'.' anu
died before noon in the Prcsby crfan Hospital
Gotfricd Nclllger, a German OF middle age VINO
kent liquor store at No. 1,7l5 Tcnth-ave and lived
over his store committed suicide yesterday by letting
the gas escape his and shooting himself through
the head with a revolver.
Judge Gldcrslccvc yesterday held James p. Reilly
from whom AItamcnt T. King. the alleged forgcr cs-
capped, 10 await The action OF the Grand jury 'uosc
Gdcrslccvc received letter from King ASKING 10 oc
called as a witness. lie mentioned the names OF hVo
persons whom he said could show that Reilly accom-
panied King and his vito to Jersey City before The
escape.
The Hebrew Feast OF Tabcrnaclcs will be observed
today and curious and elaborate ceremonies Will DC
held In many of the synacoSucs One OF the customs
of the day is for each devout Jew to build hut In MS
dooryard In which he and his family will eat
The principals OF the evening schools of the city
arc in attendance the schools every evening 'his
week, TO begin the registry of the students Tor me
winter The evening high schools this year VIII DC
IN schools No. &c. at No. 124 West Thrtlethst NO.
90 No o35 East Observation-Disclosures
and No. -, at No. 81 NOrfoksf.
william sclrsterg. who employed as assistant
boohkccpcr by Hermann, Auham & Company, OF Nos
81 ard 80 Thomas-st., has been missing since satur-
day. and II is supposed that his mind Is dcransed' he
Is about forty years DID, and employed by the hrni
two years ago. lie is married and lived In Hcookcn.
@G In-serd your box of periodicals. TO the State
Charities Aid Association, No. 81 University place,
and they viii be distributed as you desire.
The trustees Of the College of the City Of Ncw-York
and of the Normal College TO meet yesterday but
quorum was lacking, they adjourned until next
Wednesday.
James Clark a boatman Of Rondout. was found
dead IN bc a; The South Ferry Hotel. No. southst.
yestciday afternoon Gas was escaping from burner
In the room.
Father Lavclle, of the Cathedral told reporter
of The Tribune yesterday that among the jubilee
presents TO the Archbishop several new and gor
geous sets Of vcstmcnts.
The Pensioners of ST. Gabricrs Roman Catholic
Church, in East Thirty scvcnth-st had charity fcsti-
vel Yesterday In Joncss Wood in aid Of the poor Of
the parish.
.
the political headquarters lie is not now thinking
of dynamite, but CT mite more powerful in American
political campa gns-moncy might
Proposals for tho supply Of $4,000 to $4,000
worth OF groceries, fruit, provisions etc. to the United
States Army we've opened yesterday by G. Bell,
sstan commissary of subsistence, at his olcc in the
Army building, No. 80 West Honston-st. There
was large number of bids, but the result Will not
be known for several days, the contracts have to
60 TO Washington for approval.
Willard nodgson, who, 1T is alleged, obtained
"sunS reporters salary few days ago by means
Of forged note, arrested yesterday at North
port, l.. l. Later he held for trial at the Tombs
Court.
John Noscmsn and Joseph Crowley, two OF the
crew Horace Shears, who were arrested
on Monday night charge OF mutlny, were dis
charged at the Tennis Court yesterday.
BROOKLYN.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company has taken OH
fourteen GERS from It's Fuifcn-st line 10 East New
York, and twcnty-cight find themselves out OF
work They say that the company has violated a
promise that tho elevated road should make no differ
in the running of cars on that lnc
The funeral Of Carl Otto c. Mueller, who
shot himself on Sunday took place yesterday afternoon
at his home No 152 Congrcss-st
The cornerstone Of the rev ST. Marks Protestant
Episcopal Church, IN Adelphst, was laid yesterday
afternoon b. Bishop IJttlcjohn.
The Lewis Avenue Congregational Church has de-
cjfcd 10 exchange It's property at Lewisavc. and
Monrcc-s for a pot 1c0 by 100 feet at Lcwis-avc.
and s1dison-si., upon which edifce viii be
erected
BY the will Of william Allen. Of Rochester, tho
three children OF General Rodney c. Ward, formerly
Collector Of internal Revenue inherit about 100000
each.
Deaths last week $50, births 800. marriages II.
NEWS IRON THE SUBCRB&