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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
. sa1yATIOy ARMY MEMORIAL.

An unique and interesting memorial service was
hold I'm Association Hall last night by the salvation
armv in memory OF 1.-The Promotion to Heaven OF
Mrs General Booth" The service was conducted by
her SON. Commander darlington Booth. On the pat
form were Colonel and Mrs Evans Brgadier Fieidlhe
and his wife, OF Chicago Majors Evans of the central
division and Perry and smith OF the headquarters
staff stan Captains Martin, Of Newark. Glenn ana
Marshall OF New-York Merrill and his wife. ana
Mansc Mrs. Major Brown Of the slum brigade. MAJOR
smith, staff Captain Walton and wife. Adjutants Hun
ter and Vckery, Miss Ensign Wood and Miss Marshall
Captain Parker and his wife. Aduant and Mrs crafts
and staff Captain Walsh The men all wore pahuS
Of white on the right arm and the women had whlto
soshes over the right shoulder Commander Booth
made strong plea for Christianity Of the heart rather
than OF the head. lie also told OF the LIE ana woih
Of his mother and spoke OF the future OF the Army
There was a good attendance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

After drinking freely in East side HqAor s'ore'
ro,tord,x lanes J. WALL an unmarried plano poi,
docl.rcd that he was dlsg1lstod With NE, and Wa
going - Eli himself. John lavcislraw one Of MS
companions offered 10 lay a waer That Wall "o"u
NOT carry out his threat. Wall accepted tie bet ana
s,id he would drown himself In the East River al
Twenty third Il. lie led the way To the Terry """''
and Uavcr,traw followed. Al the south SIDE 81 r''
Farmhouse Wall jumped overheard. HaVefs'r""
shor,od &, d,smoy when he saw TIA; Wall was In
earnest Captain Meyer Of the tuebmt Carrie a..
Ramsey la.socd Wall with rope ana dragged MIN
ashore Uaverstrnw then tried TO run away but
was caught. After cApaning about the wager ~
was allowed 10 60. Wall was arrested ana taken 10
bellevue Hospital He fought Ike madnan' de-
claring that he would Kill himself AT the hrst oPp'r
unity and the doctors placed lin in "A airaitjackct
ia pi,vcnt him from hurting himself lie !, twenty
seven years old and has lived lately at 40 4oS
East Thirty third st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
4 MYSTERY FROM DETROIT.

STRANGE SILENCE OF A WOMAN PASSENGER
on An EXPRESS TRAIN.
slightly built pae-faced woman, apparently
thirty-fve years old was committed by Justice lai'-
tor In the Yorkvile Police Court yesterday morning.
for examination as to her sanity. When the chicago
Express on the New York Central Railway arr1V"i
at the Grand Central station sunday nlsht' ths
woman aghted from the train. She was turheu
over TO Officer Barnett, OF the Twenty-third SUI
Precinct by the conductor OF the train lie 'ai'
that from the time e. train left Chicago the pre-
yious day TIL 1t stopped In the station at fory-
second-st., the woman had not spoken "oio HUE
had she stirred from her seat She had TICKET iro
Detroit. When searched at the statiohhouse' ho"
papers found in her possession. 1t was learned 'a'
her name was Pauline Augustine Bucker. ohe h'u
a purse containing 874 In bills. Upon her outer
wrap was pinned envelope addressed E'ic9'
Fucker care Of Mrs. p. Clarence, One-nundreu-i"'
ninety-sccond ST. and Elcvcnthave New-iorA Wy
The officers of the Grand Central snb-station tele-
gl-,phcd 10 the address given and. getting no re-
ponsc sent "A messenger. The hitter learned 'l"'
the people In question had removed from there up
ward Of a year ago and It thought they had gone
TO staten Island. The woman maintained compete
silence I'm court When spoken to she showed ~
evidence ol having heard, but cOhtlhu'd 10 s""0
nN.dly into vacancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
LONG ISL ND.
yosr PROBABLY KILLED HIS WIFE


August Yost who Is charged with numbering MS
wife Marie Oh Sunday night. was committed 10 'he
Oueens County Jail yesterday by Justice Crnnda
~ Glen Cove 10 await The result Of the Inquest "m"h
has been set down for thi, evening l"st o"WeS
having committed the crime, aud yesterday re"s
ser,cd that hts wife had shot herself during MS
Temporary absence. All circumstances. however
pont 10 the fact that Yost killed her They formerly
lived I'm Montreal and hi, wife Wa lf'h'h
Canadian. Some time ago >ost received ''S'', :"
800 and a. a result the couple drank a sopi deal
rbcv lived I'm "A house owned by Cornell n, Johnson
who occupied a part Of IT.. VITA johnson hV'h I"
man hv the name Of william Mitchell. MtchcH
story IS that about p. IN. on sund" he h'"id i"''
90 upstairs and then go down again 'n''''''''''
anorward he heard the report Of gun. moment
later Yo,i came upstairs and told him mat III, WI,
had committed suicide. When the coroner aIIiN'"
hc found The woman's body .itiine In a f"'NhS
c5olr The shot could not pos DIV. II Wonll ,''Il
have been fired bv the woman hcr-cI MltchtlI ana
IInaon both say that they heard the couple quhiic!
nc before Yost went upstairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
NEW-YOkK CITY.

The Alumni Association Of the American Institute
Of rhrcnoogy held meeting yesterday afternoon In
the institute hall, No. - East Twenty-tr'tsi. Pro
fes>or George Morris Of Oregon. read paper on IN
sanity" and DR.. j. l.. Capcn, of Philadelphia. one on
The Organ of Weight At the commencement pro
ceedngs this morning, forty regularly graduated men
and women will receive their diplomas
The international Association OF steamship Com
pancs at It's meeting yesterday adopted resolutions
complimenting DR.. jenkins and the Board Of Health
for good work done during the cholera scare.
a. y c. Eayonne Theodore Babcock, jr., Is
secretary Of the United states Civil Service Board at
the Custom House. and +. : Post OF the board at the
POstOflicc.
As the police boat Patrol cruising in the East
River on sunday. she on the rocks near the AS
toria shore, opposite Wards Island. She was fast
there nearly half hour but got oil without serious
damage.
Thomas Mccullough, eleven years old, has been
mi ssing from his homc No. BIZ West Fiflethst..
since Friday and the police asked TO search for
him Yesterday. Edward Codctt, fourteen years old,
the son of colord preacher In Saratoga, disappeared
from his home Thursday, and was seen in this city
on sunday. The police are scafchng for him also.
The venerable and popular Colonel Edward Iiinckcn
was warmly greeted by the members OF the Produce
and Maritime exchanges yesterday. II his
eghtich birthday. He Is the oldest ship agent on
the beach, as the water front downtown IS termed by
seafaing men. and has been engaged In shipping
affairs half century.
Edward Dvcn who killed Max Ccrget in Part OF
General sessions last june Will be tried In Part III OF
the court to-day.
Henry Day, banker OF No. 80 Wall-st Is foreman
Of the Federal Grand Jury, which was sworn In yes
teIday
The funeral Of George Forbes Tough took place yes
tcrlay forenoon at his home, No. 80 Parleave. The
Rev. DR.. ID. Parker Morgan conducted the services
large number Of members Of the Produce. Maritime
l. and Coffee exchanges were present. The burial was
at Greenwood Cemetery.
Pach Bros. took some photographs OF the Columbus
school, naval and military paradcs. and sent set Of
them with their compliments 10 the Queen Of Spain
| through the courtesy Of General Howard.
The New-York County Medical Association held a
meeting last evening at No IL West Thirty first ST
Papers were read by Drs. Charles a. Leac J. Lewis
smith, John Godfrey, OF the United state, Marine
Hospital Service. and William Pepper. Of Philadelphia
Dr. Edward X. Durham gave an interesting stcreop
ticon exhibition Of the development and methods OF
culture Of the cholera sprillum. a number Of speci
mems OF the germ under the microscope shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
srAMroRD's scHooL GyrLDrEv CELEBRATE.

stamford Conn, oct. Il (Spcclan-Today was
ChiIdrcn's Day I'm tho 2j0th anniversary. Promptly
al 10 A. m they moved from West Park. 900 strong
accompanied by their teacher, and led by hand "f
.ixty bow musicians from the Mission Of the Immncu-
late Virhn in New York. Alont seventy line LOOMING
Young men and from The lIish School came
first Then came the Centre. school, st. Johns
Roman Catholic school, 300 srong. wearing eashc' OF
the National colors the Henry ST. scholars. Decorated
with small flags: the nngradcd district schools from
the country round. and 'hc Elm St. scholars. headed
by a boy In a complete suit Of red, white ana hlur
who bore the National flag They marched to Wood
side Park. where President schuyler Merritt Of the
Board Of Education. made an address. comparing the
schools Of colonial days Win those Of to-day. There
we're races and other athletic contests for prizes. which
were much enjoyed.
This evening young peoples concert WIS given III
the Town Hall and drew crowd mu. h too great
TO get inside. The music by the Boys Band.
a chorus I75 voices from the public and parocinl
schools and Merrill Business College; Miss Carrie
F.. Fnncy pianist, :. Il. Ford organist, and Alfred
IIallam conductor 4 number Of scholars In costume
pcIsonaicd various characters
The nOlla Of naval vessels is now anchored out side
the hnrbOr ready to wake the town with its big guns
tomorrow and welcome visitors TO their decks.
4th page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
. CASE OF SMALLPOX IN ST. MARY's HOSPITAL
HING HIMSELF TO HIS BEDPOsT.

James stewart OF No. 633 Baltic St. was Iouhu "
have committed suicide by hanging himself TO the
,,ost NJ his he'd Yesterday morning. He was fifty
four years old and had been employed BIZ his son.
James NJ stewart. as clerk In his grocery store AT
30. az F1atbushave He had been addicted to drink
for several years. and sent TO the Kelley lhst
tute at White Plains last July, but refused TO remain
,nere longer than two days. On thursday last ne
wont ont with 500 and spent It all before saturday
night when lie returned home. The effects oil ms
d.Sanch and dependency led to his taking his llie
lie Left six children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
,,,,,,r1c GOING On TO-DAY.

.,,,ssa County and CITY conventions Grand Opera
House Hail. p m ., rorua,v
Tammany Han City and County conventions 1"''""'
Hail. p III. -. co,,o,,ion Nilsson.
County Democracy tly anu '0u"''
Han. p. m. - co.,,or wehste-
voorhis Democracy City and County Convention
Hall. y. m. ,. Joseph
Republican mass-neeuhg' 'ootN' ' "
b. Foraker will speak.
Repubiean massmecung. White Plains D. H.
roard OF Aldermen. City Hal, noon
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
!, surance Mems Harrison and Reid Club Nos y ana
30 Pine-st.. noon -. 40. prooa
wbo,esale DIV Goods Republican Club. No 32i BROOD
way. noon. .,,. On IN
lid Assembly District Republican Ns'oc'a''o"' '' wv
Pcarst., p. m ,c- Ia,
Home Protection CluO hass'mccN"e' '''
Broadway, p. m. ,.,,...o.n,., and
Columbus.aver p. m. 81, c..o-.,
Kin Assembly District Harrison and Heid "eners
ponrhl,,an club No 1871 East feminist, p. IN
XrwYork Yacht Club special meeting. Clubhouse
evening. ,., p,o,,.,
Long Island Baptist Association. Centennial B1p'i''
Church. Brooklyn. y. N. oo
Annual meeting Belt Line Railway
Working women's lciety, Room a. Cooper unioh'
.. IN. o -
Academy OF Anthrorology. No O. Madson.ave 8 D. m
Amoteur Photogaphcrs society Clubhouse, D. M
LAYING a corner OF South Bergen Refomea ohufoh
Jersey Height> p M
Claremont Republican Club, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sixthst and Western Boulevard, 8 D. M
Registration day in Hudson County, ~ j.
East side Young Mems Republican Club No. q Eldridse'
st. p. m.
Meeting OF Metropolitan Club governors. evening
wcstchestcr Republican County Convention. "me
Plains, IL a. m
German Harrison and Reid Club, XVIII and AA'h A.
semby Districts. Fhtyscvenh-'t ana Iho,ave, p. ~
Lincoln Club OF XXth Assembly District Forty'nnthst
and Thrd-avc. D. m.
Hungarian Republican Club No. 81 East lolston'st.
p.
Italian Republican Club. XXVIh Assembly District
No o., Eas, Onchundrcd and .seyenthst y.
Union Republican Club No. 2G9 Eighthsve, .. m
Republican assmce,ng Morristown. y. J.
Stckier Ass citation. No. l22 Secondevc.. 3 D. IN.
Lincoln Il pub.tan Club No. 1913 Ihrd-ANe. D. IN
Guttcl burg races, y. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Through typographical error in the advertisement
n Frederick LOeser & Co., Of Nos. Asa to 492 Fulton
st. published sunday. it was stated that the firm
had for sale line Of pure Alaska seal English Walking
coats (Martins London-dyed). with the new 'amoour
sleeve at S24 So when the price should have been
stated as S247 so.
George Glick and Miss Jane Mason. Of No. 1875
Clifton Place, dancing on the versnda at the
rear of the house last evening when the railing broke
and they fell into the yard. Miss Mason broke her
cavicle and received what prove racture OF the
SHINE Her companion escaped with few bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOiELo'

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lucius F. Hubbard oil Mnine
,a RREvoORT-w. c. Van Home. president OF inc
Canadian Pacific Railway Company, and GeherSi W. VI
Trobriand United States Army BhONo" ~ -
80 n 1-nshu, limited States Navy. FIFTH AVENUE
governor j. b Foraker. Of Ohio Senator RANK iIs
ocE NJ syracuse; Ex-Governor Robert NJ. MeLAhe' INV
Colon. James @ Berret, Of Maryland anu Jun" :,
o . ., VIRGINIA GILSEY-The Rev Thomas H.
=, rl,d,. GRAND-Genera Charles j. faihe'
~ Roston MURRAY HILL-Congresnah ohsri'' ~
pn.u Of Connecticut, and John V. f"rwel OF ohcaso
wEsTMINSTER-C gresham John Daize'' OIL i'''o''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
NEWAKK.
THERE is PLENTY OF WATER.

The engineers in charge of the city's water sup
nv denied Yesterday that there was any danger OF
n stoppage of the supply from the PeqnonhocA III
consequence Of the drought. The oak iilII hcso'
voIr contains l.5O0,00o,O0 gallons, ana ABOUT o'"V'
600 gallons daily flows Into the reservoir NJ INV
n,o.ont time Even n there should h' 10 heavy
rains there is enough water to last more than TWO
months. , CHI. prtscon,l
Church of Harrison, has announced his Resignation "
take effect on November /. His reason Is Ill hedih
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
ORANGE.

The coroncrs Inquest In the cause OF death OIL 'o'"
Moore the driver OF the orange crusSto"n car WIZ
,ys killed I'm the accident at the st. crossing two
weeks ago was held yesterday. The jury brought III
the following verdict: We find that John Moore c""i'
TO his death through the negligence Of the e''e"''"
James McDonough. by reason OF not having the eae'
down. In addition TO this. do hereby cenSire the
Delaware Lacknwanna and Western RailI'nd oVIp'iis
for NOT providing adequate means OF prOtccuoh u
human life TIE will now 60 10 tnc '."I,,N
Prosecutor who viii bring 1t to the attention oil 'h'
Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
PLANS FOE THE HOSPITAL COLLECTION.

George Macculloch Miller presided last night at
the meeting Of the Hospital Saturday ard Sunday AS
ISOLATION at ST. Luke's Hospital The plans for this
years work discussed, and the Rev. Drs. Thomas
NJ. Peters and T. w. Chambers and the Rev. H. s.
Day were appointed committee 10 enlist the In
terct OF the churches In the associations collection
Others present Mrs. Richard Irwin representing
the woman's Auxiliary; j. A. Strusberg. William
Alexander Smith, DIR. George e. wheciCck, Robert
Waller, jr. DR.. Lewis Hallock the Rev. DR.. George
s. Baker who was secretary; Walter H. Lewis, Jesse
seigman. Louis Silk, A. b. de Frece. Charles Renauli
and Arson W. Hand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
CONSUL RUIZ RELEASED on BAIL.

The Of Domingo l.. Ruiz. the Ecuado1an
SUI appeared at the City Chambcrlain's Office Mt
10 80 yesterday morning. and HANDED III two 81 900
bills security for his fathers appearance TO answer
the charge Of forgery brought against him BY Gusavo
Preston. lie given receipt. with which he went
10 Jefferson Market Police Court and secured his
fathers release. The Consul Generals son says that
bis father Is the victim Of conspiracy Of which tho
Aopsekeeper. BarthA LAWS. Il IT LhA haitian, sha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
MORE MONEY FOR THE CELEBRATIONS

A fine display OF fireworks from tie summit Oh
rrunt Prospect at the reservoir adjoining the main
r.t ance of Prospect Park, will be part OF tie 'oiuo
In, Celebration and the dedication OF the memorial
Arch on Friday evening. An elaborate programme
has been prepared by Pain, and the sight Is PROMISED
TO exceed anything ever before seen In the CITY IL
is proposed to start the parade at 10 a. H. ana u
omit the Columbian Celebration exercises SET Gown o
the day in the public schools The Aldermen 'es1ei
dor onnronriatcd 400 600 in addition TO the $4,000
before set apart to deray the expenses oil lhe eAer
Erida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
MITKIEWTCY 10 90 TO A POLICE COURT

District Attorney De Ianccy Ncol has decided to
refer the case OF Eugene Mtkcwlcz. charged with
larceny by Arthur l.. Tones, Of Brooklyn, to Police
Justice Grady. the evidence Is 10 involved and
conflicting Charles W. Brooke. counsel for che
accused man, said that Mtkewicz wond here
from Washington when the called next week
In the police No hearing can be had until
then. as Colonel f. +. shepard who IS n witness, will
remain IN Chicago the res OF this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

One Of the best ways in which 20 dc.
fcat the election fra W htch the Demo-
Crutic leaders intend 10 practise - 10
register early. Then your n"nc cannot
he taken of the roll. and yOu cannot De
prevented from voting ON - hiH>y pre-.
text. You can register al amy lime from
= Am. 10 - ID. III. tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
TIE SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The opening meeting OF the School % Pohtcai
Science OF the Brooklyn Institute was hed ia As
socation Hall last evening. and many members OF
the institute attended. John a. Taylor. president OF
the Department of Political Science OF the INSTITUTE
nresided and made an address calling attention TO III"
Importance OF the work. proposed to be done d.
Lewis G.; James and DR. Charles ii. j. Douglas an
nolInced courses of instruction. Walter >. Logan
and others also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
LACES AND HANDKERCHIEFS

During this week we have a
spccial sale of Real Point Gaze,
Duchesse and Applique Laces,
FlOunces, Bridal Wells and Hand
kcrchiefs.
Real and Imitation Point Gui-
pure, Point Orlando Laces, in
Black and Cream.
The latest Novelties in white,
cream and beige Trimming Laccs,
with net tops, in different widths
to match.
Torchon, Medici, Cluny and
Normandy Val Laces. with lnser-
lions to match; Chiffon Laces in
white, black and the latest even.
ing shades.
Ladies' Embroidered Handker.
chiefs, from % cents to 5000
each. Ladies' and Misses Hem
med and Hcmstitched Handker.
chiefs i'm white and fancy borders.
Gentlemcn's IIcmstitchcd Hand
kerchicfS with IA, 1-2 and 1 inch
hem. A special line of Ladies'
and Gentlcmcn's Initials at 20
cents each.
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
SUMMIT

Major n. D. s. Tyler. chief OF the Mail Equipment
nureau OF the United states Postal service Is danger
ously i'll with pneumonia q the home oil MS .s''F
in-law AT West summit. on Tuesday last MT l"ier
watched the naval parade from Bay Ridge ana con
truct,d "A severe cold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

rcxounrcn citizen OF this country; II
xo,, believe in American institutions
md American wages. 20 10 your cree,
lion precinct tomorrow ana Register.
rccorIcd! BE careful "a bout that! Tam.
many Hall intends 10 vote man on the
name, Of every citizen whose name or
address happens 90 be down "ro"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18
pLAINEIILD.

John Walsh, a brakeman on tho Pml1dciphla ana
pcadinr road who was injured In the railway wreck
near this place on sunday. Is dying at MuhlehDurS
Hospital. Walsh's leg, were cut Oh ana he WIS
otherwise badly Injured. \ number OF othei U''"
men were slightly hurt I'm the same accident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-18

rro,rds and movable property worth more 'han
en- the claims against the company They nave aiso
al m ~ realize S44 900 on second mortgage pohdS
Inc alleged shortage Is only Sol,ooo'
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