New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-01
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Owing to the continued and pronounced success OF
the Battle of Gettysburg cyclorama, It has been
decided to keep the monster battle painting on eH-
bibfon until January next Tho management will
add a number of attractions during October.
&C. A. r., Jewett CITY, Ccpnn-There 119
trains that leave the Grand Central Station daily, and
121 arrive.
Articles incorporation of the United Service Club
have been fled in the County Clerks Office. The OBJ
,ect of the club is TO encourage military and naval
science by social Intercourse. The managers are Gen
eral Edward !. Mouneux. Joseph W. Plume, Cen
era Louis Fitzgerald Martin I. Mcmahon, Charles ~
swift, Richard Lodcr Francis S. Dodge. William j.
Maidhof, Garland n. Whistler Henry C. Aspinwall,
Arthur Morris and James j. Hickey.
Police Captain Killiea and his family arrived from
Europe yesterday on the steamer Ethiopia
Corporation Attorney Louis stccker collected IN
penalties for violations OF corporation ordinances
during the month Of September 1927 ii.
Efforts are making TO rc-cstabllSh the girls night
school in Grammar school No Il, in Seventhst., be-
tween Avenues and C. The Board of Education
decided TO close the school last year. because the
average attendance only 100 instead of 200 the
required number. school Trustee p. }. McCuc, OF
tho Eleventh Wald, sad yesterday that he believed
that the 200 pupils required to start up again could
be found.
The employees who lost their places at Castle Garden
and Wards Island by action of the Board of Emi-
grafton left yesterday.
The collapse of the cotton ring in Liverpool had
only slight effect the Cotton Exchange here The
fact that 81 900 bales received here on satur-
day and Sunday, instead Of IS 900, estimated had
about much to do with the decline as the news
from Liverpool
The amendment prOpo cd 10 the Grauity Fund Of
the Produce Exchange 10 be voted to-day, became
30 unpopular that It had 10 be withdrawn
Pilot David :. Nioolay, who was carried oG TO
Europe on the steamer Gallia in the september gale
returned sunday night on the servia In Liver
pool he Pilot Harpcnau. who had TO sail al
the Same time for Europe. Ha.pcnau will return in
few days.
A. Blumcnfcld Hebrew merchant, of No. sos
Broome-st, tel down stairs and fractured his Skull
yesterday.
Tho Ncw-Yolk Academy of Anthropology will be
opened this afternoon at o'clock In the Cooper
Institute The president, DR.. Edward C. Mann Will
make an address
George w. Chapman Grand Master of the l. o. O. f.
Of this stare presented Judge Charles Kichl, his
predecessor in Office the gold official badge voted
him by the Grand Lodge, in the Turn Hall, in Fourth
st. las: evening. John 6. Denncrt was master OF
ceremonies. Many people were present
III. city keeps about $50 horses in use for its Fire
Department.
Athletic outitters say that archery goods are
bought for purposes of hall decoration than for their
legitimate usc.
On a street near the Produce Exchange is stationed
nickel and lot mac hne that dOlcs out mineral water
In scent cupfuls.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to $52,s63 4G.
The coroner's jury in the case Of Joseph Mazza,
who died on september - from contact with electric
light wires decided yesterday that death was acct
dental
The funeral of DR.. Edward Bayard was held at his
home, No West Forticth-st, yesterday.
Jonas Buchander negro butcher, was hen az
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday to await
the result of injuries to Owen Rafferty,, a mcchahIc
whom he had shot in the eye In quarrel
The Interstate cricket match between Newfork ana
New-Jersey began yesterday on the Prospect farh
parade ground, and marked by excellent bowling
New-York won the first innings with 3D. to % loi
New.Jersey and scored 81 for the loss OF only ono
wicket I'm the second innings. The match VIII Dc
continued to-day.
Big delegations from each of the local Democratic
camps left the city early yesterday for syracuse
At the Reformed pastors meeting yesterday the
Rev. A. 4. Zabriskie read paper on bishop Taylor
mission in the interior Of Africa.
The Baptist ministers met in the Twenty thirl
Street Baptist Church yesterday. Papers were read
by number Of clergymen, and the Rev Thomas DIXON
made the address Of the day. on 1.-The Duty OF inc
Pastors in the Temperance Movement of the Day."
The Van Norman Institute, for young ladies ana
children No West Sixty second-s, opens this yeal
under favorable auspices the faculty being reinforced
by Miss Purvance of Elizabeth, n. J. principal OF
the school known formerly Miss Ranney's boarding
scbool who VIII act vice-pIincipal.
The Law School of the University of the City OF
New-York will reopen to-day.
Mrs Abby Sage Richardson has resumed her classes
An English Literature at No 1872 West Forty fourth
Ct and Is open to engagements for drawing loom anC
school lectures With her wide knowledge OF TIL
subject chosen and her charming address, she is par
ucuarly well adapted for her work
There were 1861 Democratic election inspector
sworn in at Police Headquarters last evening by Joh
J. O'Bren.
The evening educational classes Of the Young Men
Institute No. 222 Bowery were opened last nigh
for the winter season. Tho course Of study include
arithmetic grammar carriage drafting freehand ORA"
ing. penmanshp. bookkeeping. photography, music
German and French Tonight the institutes gle
club will give its opening concert
A HEBREW KILLS HIMSELF
family disagreement led Leopold Nculand to HI
himself by poison yesterday morning in the home G