New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12
NETWORK CITY.

The Laurel House. at Lakewood, n. j. long and
favorably known as autumn and winter resort
will open for the season on October l.
At the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday JUS
| rice Kelly held Bruno W. GettschaK, Oh NO l,ooo
Third-ave. in $500 bail for trial, on charge Of
swindnng Gottfried luck out of $50 by means OF a
worthless European bond.
Colonel H. H. Hadey Of st. Bartholomew Mis-
sion will deliver an address tomorrow afternoon at
o an o'clock in Association Hall, Fourth-ave. and
venty.thrd-st. lie will relate the wonderful story
of his conversion. At o'clock &. b. Merrll VIII
/ sing. Young men are invited.
| The Rev. Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler will preach to-
morrow at the Park Presbyterian Church. Eighty
| sixtllst. and Amsterdam-ave.
The annual meeting for the election Of officers OF
the New-York Society of Pedagogy will be held at 4
p. m. on September II in the City College.
Glen Island will be closed for the season after
Monday, september IA.
| The Treadwell Shoe Manufacturing Company an
nounces the opening Of its and extensive Sixth
ave- shoetore at Sxeenth-st and calls attention. in
another part of The Tribune to Its entirely new sock
| and original styles OF goods.
aAlien. Naturalization papers may be obtained
upon application to the Supreme Court, in the County
| Court House.
The funeral of Colonel John G.. Lee, who died sud
denly on Wednesday at the Hoffman House, took place
| Yesterday at Trinity Church Chapel, the Rev. Albap
Richie officiating. The services attended by o
number Of relatives from Philadelphia and friends of
this city, The body placed in a heavy oaken
coffin. and his wish to be buried in uniform was COM
piled with. The body taken to Media. Penn. for
burial.
Postmaster Van Colt will establish branch post
Office at Madison Square Garden during the Manu-
facturers Dealers Consumers Food Exposition in
October 1892. This will done for the convenience
of the thousands who will visit the exposition.
Sheriff Gorman's estimates for his running expenses
in 1892 as sent 10 Deputy Controller storrs secretary
Of the Board of Estimate, yesterday amount to S124,
49, Last year 1922 go allowed for the Sherfs
Office.
Dstrct-AttOTncy Nicoll sent his estimates for 1902
to the Controller yesterday asking for $151 400 for
his Office expenses. The appropriation this year was
1897 $50.
The Park Department has advertised for bids for
building the bridge the Harlem which Is to take
the place Of McCOmb's Dam Bridge. The proposals
Will be opened october at IL a. m. II must be
completed in 500 working days.
George Herschberger thirty-two years old, who
jumped from window Thursday night at his home,
No 1862 Seventh-st while derious, died in Bellevue
Hospital yesterday.
The funeral of Bennett King who died in Pull
man car while returning from Saratoga, held at
his home, No. 1701 Broadway, yesterday morning.
The twelve pieces of tapestry from the Barbarni
Palace, formerly the property of Pope Urban VIII.
which have been presented to the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine, purchased in New York from
Sypher q Co., who had with much labor and expense
secured all the tapestries, numbering 100 pieces,
in the BaTbarni Palace, each piece having attached
the seal of the Ufzz Gallery and the Roman Govern
ment. 1t was necessary to obtain permission from
the italian Government for them TO leave Rome as
works of art
Among those who will be present at the laying Of
the church cornerstone at Mount Loretto Staten Island
tomorrow, Archbishop Corrigan, Bishop O'Far-
rel, of Trenton; Bishop O'Hara, Of Scranton; Mon
signors Farley and Mcdonnell, the Rev. Father Camp
bell provincial of the Jests; the Rev. Father PardOw
rector Of ST. Francis Xaver's; Judges DonOhue Daily
and Fitzgerald Count Pecci, nepheY of the Pope and
officers Of the Goth Regiment and Veteran Corps.