New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

leo Winters the architect who has been a pa
tient at the Hudson Street Hospital suffering from
the Of choral, was well enough yesterday az
ternoon to be transferred to Bellevue Hospital.
At the meeting Of the Park Board yesterday af-
ternoon ii was decided that a pension OF so
month should be given TO the widow Of Thomas
Mcintyre. the member OF the mounted squad OF
the Park police who died from injuries received by
his horse falling upon him while ne was endeavor
ing to stop n runaway.
The 22d Regiment has appointed a committee.
consisting OF Major n. 3. Thurston. Captains
Smith. Lilliendahl and Dayton and Adjutant
Treadwell to report on the matter Of a new dis
tinctive uniform for the command. The regiment
has n membership OF GO. or fifteen officers and
men less than IT had six months ago. 1t is hoped
that many recruits will he enrolled in the course
Of the present armory season.
The place at the main entrance to the Produce
Exchange reserved for customers of members was
recently removed The brokers have asked tie
managers to restore the place.
After about twenty adjournments the cxamina-
ton in supplementary proceedings Of the Rev. Dr.
Daniel C. Potter. of the Baptist Tabernacle in
Second-ave., was resumed yesterday In the law
office of Levy & Stuart. No 500 Broadway. The
examination was held at the instance Of Peter
Henderson, who has a judgment against Dr. Pot
ter for flowers and garden-seeds The hearing VIII
be taken up again on Friday.
in some States but In the State of New-York
Charles T. Underhill. Of Brooklyn. who has asked
the question. may be sure that he cannot register
In preparation for the coming election unless he
registers In person.
Rv an unfortunate error local article in The
Tribune on Monday referred to the North River
Savings Bank as defunct The bank which is
really defunct Is the North River National Bank
which was at Dey and Greenwich SITS. The North
River Savings Bank is sound substantial
solvent prosperous and fourishing institution. IN
West Thirty fourth ST.. near Eighth-ave Of which
Samuel ID. Styles is the president 1t Is very far
indeed from being defunct
The United STATES Civil Service Commission Will
hold an examination at the Postofice. this city
beginning at a IN. on october 70. TO MI va
cancy In the place of carpenter. at a salary Of
&; 20 a day in the office OF the Superintendent OF
Repairs United States Public Buildings, this city
In addition to the other special features which
have been arranged for the Food Exposition going
on I'm the Grand Contra! Palace are special nights
for c. A. Il. encampmen,. Brooklyn retail groc"rs'
New-York retail e-ocers. and others. J. w. Cal
lahan manager OF the exposition. has also ar
ranged for series of evening entertainments by
popular variety actors Of whom James Thornton
and his wife Bonnie. will be the leaders.
Mails from Japan which arrived at Tacoma by
the steamship Tacoma were dispatched east on Oc-
tober H. and are due 10 arrive In New-fork next
Friday morning. The next mail for Japan Will
close at the General Postofiice, this city. at ESQ
p. m. October 49,
In appreciation OF the work of Charles Courtney.
the coach OF the Cornell crew that won the race
n, Poughkeepsie last summer. the Cornell Univer-
sity Club OF this city VIII present Il loving-cup to
Courtney at a dinner which ls TO be given at the
81 Denis Hotel next Friday evening.
Commissioner Coils OF the Public Works De-
nartment has asked hyGraDt manufacturers and
inventors 10 send in plans. illustrations and mod
ole 10 be submitted 20 committee composed OF
Engineer George ". B.rdsall. Horace LOOMS. L.
y North Fire Chief Bonner and AlonZo 3 Gear.
which will pick out the best. The COMMISSIONS
will then ask the Board Of Estimate TO authorize
its
The first meeting OF the Congregational cub Of
Nev,-york and Vicinity for the season VIII be hoId
a, the ST Denis Broadway and Elevenih-st', on
Monday evening next, at $50 o'clock. the Vice
nresidcnt the Rev. DR. A ii. Bradford. VIII pre-
side The topic for the evening VIII -" The
Ethical ASPECTS of the Pending Presidential Cam
,oiyu The principal speakers OF nc evening
vii l.. President J. q. Schurman OF Cornell Uni
versI,v and John Brisbcn Walker, Editor OF The
Cosrnopolitan Magazine" Dinner VIII be served at
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