New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-02
NETWORK CITY.

The new steel cunboat Yorktown left the Navy Yard
about a. m. yesterday. and anchored of TWENTY
third st. in the North River She salutcd the French
ship Arethuse after coming to anchor The Yorktown
will 90 TO Point tomorTo TO await the arrival
of the delegates to the International American Con-
rress and will leave there at IL 80 m. on Friday
10 bring the delegates the Fall River steamer which
will carry them TO Boston.
The now cruiser Boston fostcd out OF dry-dock
yesterlay and went aone side Of Cob Dock to be
made ready to finish her tactical trials at Newport
John Mullins the husband OF Mary Mullins. whose
baby died I'm her arms while she was walking In tho
street about week ago. sentenced to six months
in the penitenary Yesterday in the OF Special
SESSIONS.
A report was in circulation yesterday that the
various ice companies of the city intended to raise
the price of ice Investigation proved this to be I'M
true. however
The Tribune has received from Mrs. D. D. harris
&c for the Chidrcns Aid so"iety.
The American Institute Fair will open tonight at
the Exhibition Hail. in Thr-ave., mean Sixty thri-st
Joseph Howard, jr., has a phonograph Oh probation
il It works successfully, Mr. Howard will make 1t his
confidential secretary.
The opening exercises of the School Of Pedagogy OF
the University Of the City of New-Yoik VIII take place
on Saturday at a. m in tho Asbury Methodist Epis
copa Church adio" Ing tn" university building on the
south All those interested in the professional eduoa
ton of teachers invited to be present
David Hatfield. of Richmond. Va, who was held in
81 500 bail by Judg" GtlcrS'crv" I'm the Court "f Cen
eral Sessions on Monday a charge of hCamy, was
rcaITe ted yesterday a chang OF Abandonment PRE-
ferrcd by his FIST vie. lie arr2iGned before
Justice Tanior in the Hahn plire Count Yesterday
afternoon ard held IN 81 600 bail iOr examination.
The funeral Of c. ayes NJ. Anderson. formerly sea
captain and IN at" years actively interested in mis-
sion work among s"amcn. too place yesterday al
the Mariners Chur il. Al Maids n and Cafharne SIS
The Rev ChsI e, Jones roid cted The services. The
burial took place al ccnwood
Chief Clerk vsn Dules. f "sSt'r Garden, was sus-
pended ycstcdiy 10y Emcrs Commits Toner stephen
SON. upon corpai Of tho mation OF the Landing
Bureau 81, ~ : that Ven Du2cr did rot deliver
letter TO an riul p, Wien he directed TO do So
The case vii hc acted by the full Board al its next
meeting.
Andrew Jackson pilot, OF Pilotboat No g. Lille
reported the Pilot Commissioners yesterday that ne
saw some Of the crew Of the steamer Port Caroline
dumping ashes into Ccdney'> Channel on september
cs Off sandy Hook. as the steamer was on her way
10 Port PoyaL Plot Charles Hammer, who was
carried of to Euopn steamer in the september
rae returned here yesterday on the steamer Eloo
1t was supposed that he had been lost In the hurricane
The twenty fifth annual meeting Of the National
Association of Wool Manufa urcrs VIII be held at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel az II a m. to-day.
~ inieleNtefllN
pugilsgc contests I'm the neghborhood o. the Postohce
are becoming too frequent and DISGUSTING
The partial failure of the fruit crop accounts for
The shabby displays Of the fruit stand, this autumn
Liberal quantities Of Callfona's laisins begin
IN arrive: the Sunset route delivered 1897 boxes here
yesterday.
Many Of the nearby farmers arc deplorinc the loss
NJ their crops of cau1ower by the recent wet season.
Their, arc also indications Of badly bghed cabbage
crop from the cause; and the later markets may
have to invite importatlcns from Germany to piece
out the supply, wa done In former scant season.
In the concert given by the Arion Society In the
Metropotan Opera House Monday and TUESDAY
tboc will be $50 singers The orchestra viii contain
eighty members.
The regular monthly meeting Of the directors Of
the National Rife Association was announced to take
place Yesterday afternoon. but In the absence OF
Quorum no business transacted. The four or hvc
members present passed resolution of regret at inc
death of General Rodney c. Ward. formerly the
treasurer Of the association
The cornerstone of the new building OF the New
York Academy OF Medicine at Nos II, 10 and 81 West
Forty first ST. will be laid at o'clock this afternoon
p,sbon Potter VIII deliver the invocation, Dr. A. Jacob
and ex President Cleveland Will make addresses, and
the president of the Academy, Dr. Alfred L. Loomis'
will formally lay the stone.
The funeral Of the Rev. Dr. staunton was held yes
ter5ay IN the Church OF the Transfgraton in twenty
ninthst The burial will be In Rochester
The Rev Gabriel A. Healy. pastor of the Roman
Catholic Church of ST Bernard. in West fourteenth
st. who although only eight years old celebrated
the twen,y-hft anniversary Of his ordination as
priest on Sunday, made yesterday at the paroehia
residence attached 10 the church the recipient OF
eongrstustory address and purse OF more thah S<ooO
from his parishioners, with whom he Is popular
The electric wires arc putting many persons where
they ought to be put themselves.
Dr McCabe OF st. Vincents Hospital, has resigned
m take charge of the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin. Ire
land on November /.
Archbishop Cor1igan went yesterday to Mount St
Vincent on the Hudson, to preside at the regular meet