New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-19
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.
NEW-YORK CITY.

III. Iarre pattern for tho sernpost of the new twin
screw armored cruiser Maine to be built at the Navy
Yard, was shipped to the Bethlehem Iron Works yes
terday, where It is to be cast
Tho independent Order of Free Sons Of Israel OF
District No. /, in w-York, Brooklyn. Newark New
Haven, Hartford, Rondout. Troy Albany syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo, comprising lfty-eght lodges
and upward Of 900 members. will celebrate tho
orteth year OF the existence Of the order on wcdres
day. August g, at Suffers Harlem River Park, Second
ave ard One-hundred- and-twenty-sixth-st. An at
tendance Of many thousand people IS expected
In an article on occupations for women which ap
pcarcd I'm The Tribune few months ago reference
was made TO the fact that some women had made
living by raising chickens and bees correspondent
writes to inquire where she can obtain Information
about lncubators and their management. and also
about bccs.' Write to Miss Helen Williams, Ham
monitor, n j., about lncubators, and to A. l. Root
Medina, Ohio, about bees.
The report that the Rev. Dr. George Thomas DOW
ling Of Cleveland. Will be called to succeed the Rev.
DR.. Armtagc in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Is
said to be without foundation 1t is not probable that
the pastorate will be offered to him.
Mayor Hewitt was sufficiently recovered to appear
at the City Hall yesterday and transact business
Money and checks for Hartt the boycotted foreman,
continued to pour into the Office. The total amount
received up to the close of business was 500 CO.
Julia Rings, who was accused Of stealing $1,000
bond from Robert Barbour, living at the Navarro
Flats, No AS West Fifty-cghthst.. was discharged
yesterday by Justice German at Essex Market Court
The Harvard Club has issued its catalogue Of men,
beers for 1sss-'s0. The club has 401 resident and
1e2 nonresident members.
The Sisters OF Charity will hold three seven-day
retreats at Mount St. Vincent Convent beginning to-
day and ending on August 10. Jesuit Fathers Will
conduct the retreats. The Sisters Of Notre Dame OF
this province and from Fort Lee and Newark, will
held retreat beginning Sunday in 81. Josephs
Orphan Asylum, Eighty-nlnthst. and Avenue A.
Dried California aprico's, so popular for winter
use will be scarce and high this year. as the crop IS
light at Fresno and Chicago has obtained the bulk OF
tho product.
great many Of the Ilshmcn who attended the
Gael picnic in Jones's Wood on Tuesday even
ing worc Harrison and Morton buttons
Austin Gibbons an Irish Nationalist leader, who is
In the building trade has been converted to protec-
ton and says he Will vote the Republican Ticket
william S. Graham, a clothexaminer IN the en-
poy OF Angel Co., at No. A Hudson-st was founn
dead in his room at No. $50 Ninth'ave' YESTERDAY
morning. having been surocatei by escaping gas 1t
IS supposed that he let the escape By accident
Superintendent Murray and other trustees OF the
dcfunct Police Mutual Aid Association yesterday
handed over to the receiver. r. NJ Morgan the
s11 400 which had been contributed by members OF
the association before the courts decided that II was
unlawful to deduct 80 per month from policeman's
salary without his consent.
Charles Mclaughlin who struck on the head
with baseball bat on the night OF July Z, by sew
cral members Of the " Banner Gang died on Tues
day. Three members of the gang, George Kelly
Dennis Casey and Joseph Tierncy, we're accused OF
homicide at the Jefferson Market Court yesterday and
wcrc committed for trial.
The younger brothers, teachers In the Catholic
schools In this city, taking their annual retreat
at Manhattan College.
The building association Of the Church OF Our Lady
OF Mount Carmel, in East onehundrcd- and fifteenth
st. of which the Rev. Michael Carmody Is pastor VIII
have an excursion to Washington Park or the HUDSON
today the proceeds go toward the church building
fund
The general meeting Of the Society OF st. Vincent
dc Paul will be held on Sunday evening In the hall
OF tho Cathedral School IN East Fifeth-st.
OF tho recent graduates at ST. Francis Xaver's
College four young will join tho Society of Jesus
four Will ask for admission into ST. Josephs Theo-
logical Seminary Troy, become secular priests and
four VIII choose various occupations as laymen.