New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-25
NETWORK CITY.

Third day Of registration. Polling places ~ Dc open
from, a 10 p.
The graceful fencing and dancing spcciates OF the
sixteen Viennese girls and the music OF hHuoi''
Eaczis orchestra combine TO draw numbers Vi i'uo
TO the afternoon entertainments at the Eden Museo'
The performance is the same IN the evening"
Park Policeman Ryan found the body of man
hanging from tree near the swiss cottage IN Con-
trail park Yesterday morning. The man evidently hao
committed suicide. He was evidently iaoorer 10
nesdv circumstances. He stout past mldnie ago.
with brown hair and mustache. His body was seh9
10 tho Morgue TO await identification.
A meeting of telephone subscribers was to be held
IN the Office of the Board of Trade and Transports,
ton at No. 55 Liberty-st yesterday aloerhoon' ~
was postponed, however, until next MONDAY @' o
o'clock. circular has been issued, inviting aN
citizen, interested in lowering the annual rates to be
present
A conccrt will be given by the choir and lyceum
n, the Forty.thir Street Methodist Episcopal ChnTh
IN the church between Seventh and Eighth aves this
evening.
The address entitled "A Search In Holland for the
Deed of Manhattan Island,n TO be delivered at inc
Berkeley Lyceum this evening by General Wilson,
president of the Genealogical and Biographical society
will be Illustrated by photographs Of several ancen'
documents. including the ono described In The IT'D
une of yesterday announcing the sale OF Mammalian
Island In 1926.
The Armory Board yesterday appointed Pres'don'
col,man of the Tax Department, to examine the
stock of furniture of Ambrose Z. Barnes, NO 2oo
Canalst the lowest bidder on furniture nor inc ne"
9Th Regiment Armory. Commissioner Gllfoy was
authorized to send loads OF coal and one loao Oh
wood 10 the new armory and charge the amount 20
the General Armory Fund This course was neces-
sary because the armory has not yet been accepted
as city property.
The steamer San Diego sailed for Nassau yesterday,
carving a party of priests and nuns, who go there
10 establish a Catholic mission. in the party "ore
the Rev. H. Pfraengle and the Rev. d. z. o'F1ynn.
The latter Will be pastor of the mission.
NJ H. Lawrence, who was removed from the APP
praisers Stores by Collector Magone on the charge
of borrowing money from clerk, has been relnstaea
I'm the service by Collector Erhardt He was assignee
10 a cleIksbip in the First Division OF the custom
House.
Health Officer Smith held an autopsy yesterday on
the body of William Bruins passenger On the steamer
Hondo, who died the steamer came into Vuaran
tine on Wednesday. He decided that the cause OF
Mr. Bruns's death was yellow fever. Tho body was
tpcinerated yesterday swinburne Island. Fhe
Hondo was fumgated on Wednesday
The Columbia College athletic games Will be held
NJ the Manhattan Athletic Club Grounds this after
noon
The George pevereaux half-mfe race. which was
Crounds WAS DO stponed on account of Doveroauxs
lame knee. The race will be run next Tuesday
A benefit, in the shape of athletic games viii be
Given for the trainer Jack" Goulding at the Man
haitian Athletic Club Grounds on Monday
The party of nine Samoan warriors who want to
see the world sailed for Europe yesterday on the
steamer Hammonia. They appeared on the pier in
the fun glory of paint and feathers
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
10 S555s3 so. Miss Persan yesterday subscribed
BOO.
Tho fair of Beethoven Lodge for the benefit OF
the widows and orphans meeting with deserved sue
cess The large room at No 220 East Flfteenthst'
has been crowded each evening. The fair VIII last
TIL tomorrow
In his redirect examination yesterday In the BrooK
iyn Bridge reference case, Arthur NJ Wellington, an
expert witness for the property said that II
would be unsafe TO trains on forty SECONDS
beadway, as proposed by the Bridge Trustees