New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-08
NETWORK CITY.

yra dav of registration. Polling places wM be open
from a. M. 10 sp M
ii Now that the management Of the Battle OF GetyS
BURG has decided TO keep Philppoteau1's monster
battle painting exhibition for some time ioIso''
arrangements arc being actively made to supply the
rycloraua with a number of new atraeuons
s. The xstb Rsuiment. New-York Veteran Volunteers
~ui celebrate the anniversary OF the date on "hon
thev went 10 the war by holding an entertainment
.n morrow night at tie ConoOrdia Assembly Rooms al
no 2e Avenue A.
The Harlem Republican Club viii hereafter have
pfoneral club night every Saturday. at WHOM nsh'
supper viii be served
I The new carriagedrive was completed ana opo"eu
Yesterday at the entrance TO the Metropolitan museum
of Art ard the workmcn are busy preparing tne
lawns SO that the approaches from the SCUM VIII
ALI be finished this week. After October 10 the
uuseyrn will be closed until November D. "heh 'no
fall reception VIII be held
Mrs William Walter Phelps and Mrs Lawrence
Barrett arrived here yesterday on the Werra On INC
Arzona were OK Congrcssman Felix Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs c. Vanderbilt Cross, Colone a. b. Luoef
man, Major j. Matheson, Mrs George Ii. Ripley anu
MIR. and Mrs. Edmund wetmore
E. The Palestine Commsndery OF knights Templar' ana
a poghkeeps!e Commandery. of keepsie, headed
Inv Cappas 7th Regiment Band, started for Washington
yesterday, take part in the tiionnia coneaVe 70
be held there this week.
~ Collector Erhard yesterday placed the ten special
fsp.ctors in charge Of Deputy Collector Charles A.
Burr Hereafter the inspectors will make daily
written reports of their work. which viii be deVeren
90 Mr. Burr. He Will assign them to their oistncS'
There will also always be special officer on duty az
the Barge Office 1t Is generally understood that this
action means that Colonel Ehardt is determined 10
Iprevent hand o-hand smuggling on the PIERS up
lta}ong, etc.
I Samuel Wesley Thompson was sworn into ONCE yes
terday as Acting Discussing Agent at the custom
House. Cornelius y. bliss, the American Guarantee
Company and the Fidelity and Casualty Insurance Coh
many we're his surcties. Mr. Thompson is we-kn0wn
member of the IXth Assembly District and of the
Lincoln Club He succeeds Emanuel B. Hart. re-
signed,
\ The following have been elected officers Of the
Foreign Fruit Exchange: President d. Weyman vice
president Joseph L. Arqumbau; treasurer, Frederick
g. Robinson; governing committee, Charles H. Par
sons. Jacob welsel, ". II Westervelt A. Minaldi H.
c. Cxrtss, Edward Ruhlman Henry S. Wills, James
Williamson, James saitta stephen W. Giles, d.
Bounsnno and William II. Wiley.
o. The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
70 1880 So.
: Short sealslin jackets, with waistcoats Of fine
hstralen fur are going to be popular this season,
turriers say.
{ 'polioe Commissioner Mclean Is III with severe
mold which prevented him from attending the meet
ing of the Police Board yesterday
= The Picture Frame WORKERS Assembly of tho knights
ofsLabor started a strike yesterday involving 300 men,
The strikers demand increase Of wages and fewer
hours Of work Already twelve bosses have signlhed
their Intention Of granting the demands of the men,
Applications for admission to the course OF free
lectures on the Constitution and on Political Economy
for the winter season Will be received this week on
INV evening except Saturday. from TO o'clock at
the school building in Norforst. near Grand-st
Edward D. Adams of WinslOw, Laner a Co., has
purchased of r. D. Iiawlcy, the amateur violin col
lector of Hartford stradivarlus which has the honor
of being described in Harris standard work on the
violin.
The Architectural League h"ld IFS first monthly
dinner after the summer at MoIelos last even
ing about seventy five members being present.