New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-27
NETWORK CITY.

'Voter"-If YOU now move out Of your election
district. you will lose your vote. If you change
your place of residence but still remain In the
same election district you 'an save your vote by
having your address changed on the registra-
ton lists in your election district.
Charles F. Underhill will give reading of "a
Midsummer Nights Dream" with music. in Chick
ering Hall, October 81 The reading will be for
the benefit Of the Young Friends Aid Association.
At public meeting held in the New-Ycrk Mer-
camille Exchange Hudson and Harrison sts., yes
terday. resolutions passed condcmning the
manufacture of oleomargarine and tutterine.
Among the speakers was b. F. Van No'kenburgh,
Assistant Commissioner of Agriculture. II was de-
for the protection OF the dairy interests Resolu-
lions indorsing Mr. Van Valkenburghs views were
adopted.
The Newspaper Catal ogue." published by Dau-
chy & Co. 1898 edition. is fully up to the standard
of the editions of former In fact. 1t Is an
improvement over last years edition in the paper.
which is somewhat heavier. and there is space
for memoranda against each paper. 1t can be pro-
cured from Dauchy q Co, newspaper advertising
agents. No. q Park Place. NewYork. Price, s..
A lecture will be given this evening at the Teach
ers' College. No. University Place. Lessons
from the Parliament Of Religions" by Professor
Theodore F. Seward, foIn Ter OF the brotherhood
of Christian Unity. The lecture is free
Pach Brothers. the welknown photographers of
this city, received grand prize and medal for fine
photographs at the Chicago Exposition
The annual meeting OF the board of directors OF
the New-York Eye and Ear Infrmary was held at
the iniirmary Wednesday. and the following
officers were elected: President John Harsen
Rhoades first vice-president, Bishop Potter second
vice-pre sidcnt, Cornelius Vanderbilt; treasurer,
John l.. Riker; secretary. DR.. Gorham Bacon. The
following directors. whose term OF office expires In
1898, were reelected: Robert Schell John Harsen
Rhoades S. b. Van Dusen. W. c. Schermerhorn.
Arson Phelps Stokes Marcellus Hartley and DR..
Charles Stedman Bull.
Jennie a seven year-old girl adopted by Mrs.
Jacob Reider. wife of the proprietor of the Pleas
ant Hotel. in West-st.. set fire TO a sofa In the
hotel a month ago. Yesterday she piled a lot OF
papers under a sofa wherein an invalid
was lying. and set them afre. She was committed
TO Gerry Society at the jefferson Market Court
yesterday.
The qualification work" Of the Board Of Health
extended yesterday to the Stock Exchange.
DR.. Taylor. the emssary Of the Health Board.
visited that institution and vaccinated about 100 Of
the messengers and other employees
George Harrison, sixty years old, who has been
charged with forgery many times in the cities
throughout the East, held In the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday the complaint of Joseph
Kohler. OF No $50 Park Row. Philadelphia. Brook
lyn and Newark police have all been on his track.
General O. O. Howard. of the United States Army.
spoke last evening at meeting of the Morrell
LIQUOR Cure converts held in the hall of the Young
Mems Christian Association. in East Twenty third
ST. He said that he had investigated the cure and
had no doubt that any one who put himself under
the treatment would be entirely cured. Other
speakers were the Rev. Dr. p. Stryker. A. +. IT.
vne the Rev. DR.. Stone DR.. ". A. Pail and ex-
Judge Noah Davis