New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-03
NETWORK CITY.

were called In yesterday for the season.
One hundred and fifty stonecutters in the employ
1nent of George Hurst marched yesterday to ST.
ochaeis Church. to take part in the funeral service
of their dead employer
IT looks as though thetCounty Democracy were glad
mot TO be obliged 10 "stand up and be counter this
Mall
The eleventh annual reunion of the Veteran AS
xocatlon of the 9Th New-York Heavy Artillery Will be
kheld at No. 222 West Twenty-thirdst. on SATURDAY
Syening TO commemorate the battle Of Cedar Creek, In
(which this regiment took prominent part larso
attendance IS expected and the usual dinner VIII DC
served Nearly 900 survivors of the regiment nave
sent in their names, and a complete roster is pelhS
nrepared The Committee of Arrangements requests
that the ex-mombcrs send their names. rank ana com
many in which they served, to Joseph H. Barker NO.
hos Maiden Lane.
New dried Lima beans from the Pacific Coast are
now I'm the market II is only since California made
a speciality OF this desirable winter product that
abundant quantities have been ootainapie
Every effort is being made by the Burnham IN
ustral Farm at Canaan -Four Corners, TO taRe more
of the boys who making constant apple ation ior
,admittance A special plea Is made for all KINDS OF
c,oth,ne for the boys Contributions may be sent to
w. M. f. Round Canaan -Four Corners, n. u, or at
Mo. 1875 East Fifteenfh-st
The Rcnubllcan state nominations have been In
norsed by the II. X. Thurber Republican Cluo anu
that organization has resolved to hold an opehai
ratifc alton meeting. The officers OF the cIuo arc
Frederick Myers, jr., pres dent; g. W. Eager 'ico
nresjdsnt: E. H. Knight and F. J. Garrison secre-
1arles.
The German branch of the Young Mems Christian
ussoc,a,ion at Nos 40 and 142 Second ave-, opened
last night its gymnasium. which has been enlarged
and entirely reftted. All of the apparatus are new
and many additions have been made. Charles a.
schieren delivered interesting address at the open
png.
Professor Woodf.ll of the College for the Training
nj Teachers Will begin his Of lectures on science
nor the common schools on SATURDAY morning az ~
o'clock at No University Place.
/, A specisl meeting of the Lincoln Club Of the With
kx..smh,v District will be held this even
ing. to indorse the platform ard la'iiy the
nominations of the Republican State Convention
hCsrneus Donovan John c. Dodd and other prominent
spesksrs will address the meeting
The October examinations for clerks and inspectors
Mt the Custom House began yesterday at Room III ID
hbe Federal Building They Will be held every week
day for several weeks
} Charles L. Perry, the new Auditor at the Cusoh
Mouse was comfortably settled in office yesterday
bav,ne taken the oath on Tuesday. He continued to
reoeiye CONGRATULATIONS from many callers sainuei
R,.,ev Tbompson will become the Acting DisbursinS
pnacer today.
The Rev. DIR. Nicholas Bierrng delivered an inter-
stine free lecture In the German Evangelical Chuch
In second St. last evening on Christianity ana
daterialism.a
An interesting question Involving the exact meaning
If the rules of delivery as TO time VIII come UP Do
Fo the Board of Managers of the Cotton Exchange al
their next meeting. On September ~ Hupoaro' frce
L. Co offered delivery to Fatman Il Co. OF warehouse
at.s Of 900 bales OF cotton This was done
=, AZ n m There is a rule Of the Exchange which
REQUIRES firms desiring to mako a delivery to give
notice one day in advance, and to make the deiVery
sn the next day at p. m. This delivery was feluseu
on the rround that it was not made on time' HuO-
band Price g. Co., however assert that there Is
v,so N the rule that deliveries for the last day of
g.. month shall be good the 6rst day of the next
month.
A mov.mept Is on foot to smalgamate all tile
aayers, unions in the country into National assoca-
ZION.
! tn. high wind yesterday blew down the mainmast
~ the old wooden war-vessel Qunnebaug at the Navy
Eard which was condemned by board OF survey or
Eered 70 DO sold auction and appraised at value
of 900 on Tuesday.
1,nv,,. 6etscttyos in New.York and Pttsbnrg are
busy searching for Henry Patterson, an eghteeyear
Lh how who on September 10 disappeared from the
homo of S. NJ FELTON,, the first vice president Vi INC
GEri, Railroad. No. ~ West Seventy third ST.
rhe clerks Of the Commissioners Of Accounts finished
kest
hooks containing entries of the action taken In regard
r. torfe,ted recousances. They compared the entries
ssth ths records of the clerks office OF the Court OF
t..nersl Sessions The District Attorneys assistants
s,d ta no errors had been discovered In the DOORS
khs examination of the Special Sessions bonds VIII Do
ri. today The forfeited bonds will then be followed
ksroush the County Clerks and sherfs offices, to ma
BUT how largo proportion OF the ioiei'uies ieS"i "
khs collection of the money.
| ,..r, xcHucH the driver Of the icewagon that
- over and killed little Mary ShalcrOss the daughter
:, tbs uroduoe merchant at No. 113 Waren-sI, AT
ucrtv secondst and Fifth-ave, was commiucd 10 the
ombs in defa,r, Of bail by Coroner Levy yesterday
rhs funeral Ct the Rev. J. c. Petit was held at the
Nv. Points House of Industry yesterday. The burial
IN be in New-Aaven-
\ Hiram G. Belts, lawyer, from st. John, N b. was
kw,ndIed on Tuesday by the time-worn horse trick
b. rpported to the police that he had lost $500 and
49,. Nsgs,n. who was found in the stable where
- ..r,.cton occurred was held In the Essex Market
court yesterday.
Z Vs.. n.u has contributed 500 to the Washington
h,,ou.I Arch Fund which amounts TO So3
AGO Sc.
[ y,,,,u. w.ltman, a clerk IN the employ OF H. i.
ksvsn Sons clothiers. in Fourth'st.. was heid IN
n. Tombs Court yesterday for stealing clothing Vauoo
Z. s,oo ana checks aggregating 1927 IA. He pleaded
guilty.
! ". G. Tenner age thirty. who was wanteu TOT pre-,
A.,t,ns q forged check the Editor OF The Ioruh'
~ caught yesterday while passing iorsea cnecA On
b Annlstop a. Co. He remanded until today In
he Tombs Police Court
s.mu,d Hertz Of No 100 East one-hundred-a and
s.,tsenthst was remsnded in the Tombs Police Court
..rd.v IN await the arrival Of officers from "iikes-
k.rr,. where he is wanted on charge OF forgery
The site for the new Appraisers Stores VIII be con-
sh.rsd Al the full meeting Of the Chamber OF commerce
1t 10 o'clock to-day.
Conflicting stories were told at Police Headqusr'es
yesterday by Policeman John A. Costello ana MS WI.
hssses and John seaman and Peter Mogu VINO 'naisou
- "a - NTH hreakne an arm OF each OF them win