New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-15
\EW.YORK CITY.

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Corryu,n,n, r,qfs'rr tod1Vf Ths IN" sccoh" ddV "
,,o,,,yaton IN Nc YORK Ctu the registration o1cts ""t
be Omen from 10 M. 7h' re'ndth'n9 "dy' " f'9S
troon ore only t IriddH and saturday. oobT Il an" 20
That c.timable Institution. the Iuns Women Chris
tim Association Of the city Of Will he the
beneficiary Of Il grand concert to br held al inc Lemon
Lyceun on November ;. i'll which a number of rioni-
ncnt artists will take part including Herr Rcichmann,
Fraulcin IIuhn Franz Eummcl, John Cheshire. harpNt
10 HIS ROYAL IIiglncs> the Duke OF EdiHHnrEh ana
Clifford Schmidt. cOaCcrt-mascr Of the metropolitan
orchestra.
The members Of the Cotton Exchange will be called
on 10 vote October - on proposition t" change the
bylaws If tho EAchauGc that return can be hh>
10 the system If delivering cotton. Which pirVal"o
several years aco. and the certificate mc'ho" I've
o>lcd other changes relating 10 tie system OF IN
spcction and number Of inspectors and their pay are
also 10 he voted upon.
John H. speman. one Of The trustees Of st. Patrick
Cathedral and prominent member 81 inc iil>" "''c
RrIe Club has bought for 5000 the building I" the
Northeast corner Of Park Row and New Chambers It.
The Columbia College Gl"c Club has elected IT, "
Anderson PRECEDENT for the year. The other Offices VIII
be filled after the trial of voices next week.
Bccnnin: with next sunday the Rev. DIR. 'harl'> H.
Thompson. pastor OF the Madison Avcn' irrN"S'''a"
Church. will peach series Of sunday evening Nrm"'N
on Modern -ccptic~n." in hi church, at Ma'i~"n ave.
and Fit,y-thlrd Til" "ll>pry If Modern s'"rii'l>
will hc Tie subject sunday night. and ID" series VIII
last until January.
The feast of It. Theresa will he observed TODAY IN
the principal Roman Catholic churches IN the H'Y'
The lIud,on River steamer Mary Pow" Will make
her last tip for the eca>"n from this city TO-DAY
Cole, tor F,hardt Yesterday appointed Eugene W.
shciincr an inspector If customs at - daN ana VIII
lam Abraham a copyi>t at a >aiiy Of rl"o" year,
Both men passed tn" CIVIL service cAaii'''''" IVA '"
trance into the service.
lr,tl thor of !,
frs, assistant St NichacI> Chrc. Thirty >c"ond-Nt
and Nnih.avc.. will start day for Rome win sever"
other students where they will enter the American
College To complete their studies a. cccicSiasu'ai
students of the Archdiocese Of Ncw->ork
Police sergeant James ;. Mead. Of tn" Grand 'ch'ra'
Station squad died suddenly al his hone, NJ 800"
Third ave-. late Monday night. IL" became P'
Nc.,n,u /, -; ard was promoted - the ran. Of N:T
cc,nt in -.6 Ills a-r forty IN years and he left
wife and several Children
The regular mcctiY2 II the directors Of the National
Rae A>oca ion has he postponed rn;'l Nov hre H.
The oil eliza ,rrc. ouc f ~" oh - III tn" 'nv' al
the ,orhca~; corner OF Eighth Il. AID lr"if"N WI
cut ,,vn yc>cd,y. old and dee iy had made II Il
dancer f., p,>,cr> by and When i; vas lcvc"f 10 the
ground the trunk found I" l." simply a SHE'LL ana
1cople wondered how /, could have stood ~ long.
George &, Haven was elected vice PRECEDENT OF the
Society for the Prevention IF Cruelty ," 'h!drcn F"'
,cr,,y to fill vacancy caused by the death OF lihgh'
J. Clifton
The Volunteer Frcm"n'> Association VIII g" t. P"it
chester in Il body iday 30 take part IN IN" tTcnc'' ;
parade there They WIZ l'av" their headquarters IN a
body at i. ~. and march 10 the Grand 'chrhl >'a
ton They Will ic,uin ilI' evening. Music VIII t'
snpllicd ~ lay NO. GIh Regiment band and III" hd"
ard fife corps Of the organization.
The funeral Of Watson -. Ken chan. who r"mnA'"'
Suicide Al the Drii li Climb on sunday morning. 100"
place a, h!s home. So H. Madi IN ave. N">'c'oa!
The Roy. ". ". Newton. "i ia" Episcopal Chur'h 81
IJ,i,Iieid Mas. OficIt|.i. The burial "d> III N"tn
lawn.
Tho Inited states and Er1Ill steamship company 7"
cciycd void YESTERDAY from Newport N"w> that 'h'
steamer Finance. which went ashore near maj lIt''
had been noatcd ou Monday and would :" 10 fF
JarcirD after reipadne. The steamer sustained A'''
damage.
Adolfo Apollonj. Of Rome, a sculptor of mn''
prom-r j. making Lu>t # tlaun'N NJ l"lc"
The modelling has been finished and the bust Viii be
put into marble in Europe.
Alfred NJ Parker. the brukcr. VIII" Wa arrested "i
the COMPLAINT Of = V. Waite. charging him with 'H
culatjnc ,lc reports about the valEc IL r"p ''"h ~
spent Yesterday in the TomL> Prison. beng unable L
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