New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-09
NFW.YORK CITY.

ro-dov Is The first Of he four appointed Jor me 'eg"
frgon of rioters in the several Election Ds"c" 10
citl The remaining days Of registration IN "'s ey '
BE- october IT, 26 and 27. BE to register TO-DAY!
The Childen's Aid Society warns its friends anu 'he
public against man claiming TO be Its agent al"
souo,,,rr funds ON its behalf The society employs
no collector.
The Rev. NJ II. Reid and his wife, who are aoout 10
start for the Upper Congo Rivcr, Africa. upon ms
s,o,a,v work made addresses at the Broome Street
Tabernacle on Sunday night. Mrs Reid began her
work for the church in the Tabernacle several years
ago and left a remunerave position to become mis-
sionary.
An order was received at the Navy Yard from wash
ipgton yestorday directing that the cruiser Atlanta
be made ready for service without delay She VIII DC
ready in about four weeks, and will be sent to Europe
The street-stand ordinance recently passed by the
Aldermen was approved by Mayor Hewitt. IL VIII
uay places the street stands under the control OF ne
Mayor. ,,.. .,o $500.
The The NewHaven Railroad runs trains mile min
ute between Mt Vernon and the Grand Central station
for part of the way.
The funeral of George r. Chapman. former treas
nrer OF the Metropolitan Opera House, will take place
To-day at the Little Church Around the corner. MI.
Chjpmans family has been left almost entirely desta-
tte and arrangements are already being made to get
up a big benefit for them.
Dr. De Leon began a of lectures on Latin
American Diplomacy at p. m yesterday, IN Hamii-
ton Hail. Columbia College.
No appointment OF Deputy Street Commissioner
was made yesterday. Mr.. Coleman is still considering
his list"
Major George W. Mclean, Tax Receiver, yesterday
turned over to the City Chamberlain $945679 49, maxi
ing total of IS ,S41 81 S5.450 was also paid into
the City Treasury from Excise receipts.
With the coming of light frosts suburban milkmen
have begun encasing their cans with heavy woollen
blankets A customer suggests that they fear the
water will freeze.
The West End Presbyterian Church, at One-hundred-
and-fourth-st and the Boulevard, Of which the Rev.
j. Balcom Shaw is pastor, Sunday received forty
two members. This makes III members since the
church organized last February.
Recorder smyth to- morrow will name another day
on which the sentence of death pronounced against
Adolph Reich, the wife murderer, now confined in the
Tombs, will be executed.
John Connolly and william Brady became engaged
in quarrel in of No. 90 Westinghouse on April
30 Brady's head struck coal box, and he dled as
result Of the injury Connolly pleaded guilty yester-
day before Judge Cowng to charge of mansaughter
in the second degree ard sentenced TO one year
in the penitentiary.
Joseph W. Mccain. a compositor on The Mail and
Express, yesterday performed the astonishing feat of
setting 2l27 ems Of solid nonpareil in hour on
wager of s25 with Joseph Haley, Of The Times"
that no compostor in this city could set 1000 ems
In an hour. The feat performed in The SUM
composing room.
The Rev. !. C. Brinkerhof addressed the Baptist
ministers yesterday on The Snlessness Of Christi
He was followed in brief talk by j. L. NJ Curry, for
mcry Minister 10 Spain, and the Rev. Dr. jeffrey, OF
indianapolis.
Bessie Bannon, young woman living on the top
floor Of No. One-hundred- andtwelfth-st, was
struck on the head yesterday II IS supposed, with
-hfter by husband Patrick, and her skull was
fractured She taken to the Harlem Hospital and
her assailant escaped.
The Harvard Club will hold the first meeting Of the
rcason Saturday night, at the club house, No. IL
West Twenty second-st.