New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

Cassel & Co. clothiers. of Nos 753 and 100 Broad
way gave a bill Of sale yesterday to benjamin d
Co. of Beekman and Nassau SITS. for &o"p Ih'ir
counsel said that the bill of sale was solely on ac-
count Of the firm desiring 10 so out OF business
and that all creditors would be pail in fun prompt
lv The liabilities are only Sl6co while the CON
sideration in the bill Of sale Is 5000 In excess OF
the liabilities.
The 5th New-York Heavy Artillery CDandy 5th')
Regimental Association Will have its nineteenth
annual reunion Tuesday evening. October 49, at
the St Denis Hotel. Captain Joseph II. Barker
Assistant State Factory Inspector. No. 225 Front
ST. Is the secretary. The business meeting VIII
take place at 6 p. m and the banquet will be at :
o'clock.
Sever o. the survivors. all officers. Of the steamer
Turkish Prince the report Of whose wreck near
Progreso has already been published. arrived here
yesterday on the steamer Concho, from Progreso
Emma Duchene was Yesterday discharged from
custody by Judge Cowng. in Part l Of General
Sessions She had pleaded guilty to stealing $loo
worth of jewelry from Miss Hortense Cntermoyer.
by whom she employed as n servant.
Another electrical show has been planned for
New-York The management yesterday signed
lease for Madison Square Garden for the month OF
May. 1895 The exhibition company incor-
porated in Albany last week. with capital stock
OF $4,000. The officers are c. O. Baker. jr., presi-
dent: F. W. Roebling, vice-president; George +.
Porter secretary and treasurer. These. with J.. i.
Reoua c. H. Lieb H. II. Harrison and j. w. God
frey compose the Board of Directors. NJ. Nathan.
the general superintendent Of the last show, viii
have charge Of this.
Colonel George f. Warng. jr., delivered an IN
ttrestiDg II Tres. OF the WORKINGS OF the street
Cleaning Department at the Railroad Bra.ch Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, No. 36l
Madison-ave last evening Barton Greene rem
dered some vocal character sketches. accompanied
by Mrs. Greene; L. J. Mason The new physical
director gave a brief outline Of his seasons work.
followed by reports from the various committees
connected with the branch. Refreshments were
afterward served.
John Bake, ten years Old son OF Policeman Thoo-
dore Bake who lives at No. SO Unon-ave.. was
killed yesterday afternoon by West Farms trolley
car at Thrd-ave. and One-hundred- -sixty-frst-
ST. The accident was due TO the boys carclessncss.
witnesses said.
Elizabeth Bowes, seven years old, died In the
Hudson Street Hospital yesterday morning from
injuries received by the explosion OF a Nichy siphon
at her home, No JOG King-st., on Sunday.
The Supreme Courts Rapid Transit Inquiry Com
mission yesterday continued its investigation To-
garding the underground railway route proposed
by the Rapid Transit Board. Charles SOoysmlth.
James Moran and J. c. Rogers testified as con-
tractors that they thought chief Engineer Par
sons's estimates to cost OF construction were
LIBERAL The hearing will be resumed tomorrow
Dr. Ephraim Cutter who Is an elder Of The
Church Of the Comforter In Onc-hundrcd -and-siX
ty-fourth-st.. east Of Morris-ave.. writes 70 The
Tribune TO say that the temporary portable wooden
chapel belonging TO the church Is being used 10y
the city as a registration and polling place. and
not tho church, has been reported Last year
the election inspectors were allowed TO use the
paror Of the pastors house for such purposes.
The offer was made by the writer and gladly &C
cepted. The motive tina, prompted IT not one
of financial gain. but to guard persons against
catching n severe Illness. as they sometimes dld by
being compelled TO register and vote in a place
clean and without fire. As there some OBJ
lection to the OF he chapel by the city. the
consistory at the request Of the pastor. tried 70
have the election officials the parlor again bat
failed SO the registration was held in the portable
chapel.