New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

~ S,, 10 N. las, dan of regisratOn. Polling places
,riu DC open from, a. 10 o p M BE sure ana 'eg'.
ter or vou cannot exercise pour rght 70 20" ON e''
day.
Tomorrow is observed in all parts OF the o'"'o as
Prison Sunday Sermons viii be preached on uo
-. 90 Cl,istians toward the criminal classes.
collections will be taken in many churches ior ,n'
worn of the Prison Association Those VINO "iSn
N send gifts more directly can forward them 10 'n
office of the association, No. 13o East fhtcci'n 81
Money books cast-on clothing, boots and shoeS' i'
asked for.
yals and Columbia will play footboll together az
the Berkeley Oval this afternoon
ur ss-Tbe Tribune of october contained the
address of Mr. Blaine 10 the delegates oil tue i"',1
national American Congress. by ledulhs "0 P
ceedine attending the of these delegates oue"
the country as they have appeared daily III Inc iri'
rre Won VIII obtain all the information you request.
A nampblet has also been published by MT Cuiue'
of the state Department on the same subject
Cantains J. n Miner and T. II. Kane, Commahoet
Charles ONei Chief Engineer W. '" DUNCAN anu
Civil Engineer y. c. Asser>on are sltuhg as D'"'"
at the Navy Yard revising the wagelists OF mechanics
and laborers.
At = Hs-To be eligible 10 vote in New-fork
State a citizen must have lived, continuously one
wear in the state, four months In the county anu
thirty days in the election di'trFt'
the subject of the first of of six lectures to be
begun this evening at the New-Jerusalcm hurch Fast
Thirty ,afth-st., between Park and Lei On avs
by the Rev. J. b. Parmelee
The steamer Belgenland brought 10 this city yes
terday French opera company OF scVenN-eigh'
people who are on their way to New-orleans' bnle
series formerly Editor of L'Independeht" french
paper published here, IS manager OF the company
The company gave concert on thc steamer for the
benefit OF the Seamens Orphans society Ihey
started for New Orleans last night
The steamer Columbia which arrived here yester-
day from Bremen, reported that she encountered
heavy weather in the English Channel Among the
passengers on the Columbia were General and Mrs.
Daniel Butterfed.
Mayor Grant received yesterday s27 70 for the
widow of the lneman Erdmann. and 81 for Mrs.
Feeks.
The Eeighborhood Guild had house warming last
evening at it's new quarters, No 147 Forsythst. A
large number Of persons interested In the Work OF
the guild present, and enjoyed the music
tableaus and other entertainments provided for them
Remarks made By c. b. Slower, Professor f. H.
A. Selgman, d. De Leon, and Others
The Aqueduct Commissioners met yesterday 10 con
slider the cases of Heman Clark contractor of sections
10 y and IL A, and O'Bren Clark contractors OF
section O. of the Aqueduct who bad been served
with notice 10 show cause why their contracts should
not be forfeited 1t was decided to postpone the
cases until the regular meeting on Wednesday next
c. c. Baldwin has sent 800 and L. L. Parish $50
10 the Washington Memorial Arch Fund. which now
amounts TO S55, 1873 90.
The Rev. George W. McGraw, the pastor of ST
Pauls Methodist Episcopal Chuich, will address young
men to morrow afternoon in the parlors OF the Young
Mems Christian Association in Twenty -third-st
The coroner's jury in the of the death o
| Thomas E. Mandery, age seventeen, who died or
| Thursday decided yesterday that his death was du
to all abscess the BRAIN caused by being struck by
| a baseball a year ago,
Mary o'Brien, Of No. 80 CherIy-st., in fit o
jealous rage threw vihiol In the face N Mar!
| Burke of No. 81 Oliverst. on Thurday night il
| the Tombs Police Court yesterday the OBhen gil
was held in 81 900 bail for trial. Mary Burke !
| badly dshgurcd