New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-13
NETWORK CITY.

Cotton was of again yesterday. At the Cotton
Exchange il went down from TO 10 points Ausuo'
sold down 10 45-1o0 cents, and closed at ''i'0
TWO contract laborers who arrived on the sUeaih
ship Island were detained at the Barge oHhoe yes
tcrday.
R. J. Hare fled notice Of appeal IN ,ne '"So ~
1osenh Wood. the condemned murderer. WIN 'he CLERK
- ~ Corrt of General Sessions yesterday MI
III ,,iI, onnear before the Court Of Appeals to
apply for a stay.
recorder smyth has been elected member of the
Iiederhranz Society.
The connective examination of the eight candi-
dates for the two places of masters OF tugs al the Navy
Yard was finished yesterday and the report anu
recommendations of the Board were Forwarded 10 SEC
Rotary Tracy.
The Xavier Club, which is composed In the main
Of graduates Of the College OF st. FRANCIS ->dloi'
give a reception for women at its clubhouse IN "eS'
S,xteenth-st. on Wednesday, from till 10 30
The League of the Sacred Heart deVouonai 30,
ciety Of women connected with ST. fatilCh
narIsh will present soon to the cathedral cosby
asteneorium 10 be used for the exposition OF inc
hIossed sacrament The vessel is being made IN Paris
of gold and precious stones
The salvation Army will conduct the regular q oo
D. m mass-mecting services at ola AspurS uo"IoDiI 70
Episcopal Church, Washington square james H.
cannon the revivalist has been holding series VI
revival meetings during the lasJ "eeh "o 1''''''
Tho stearner Grand Republic will make an excursion
N ROton Point the summer resort OH tic 'o"''
to morrow, These excursions have become popular
hrt their number is limited, as the Grand hepuoho
WILL with the new steamer zen. oioo"''' '0oi '0
| regular trips to Rockaway Beach,
u Is announced that the brighton Beach managers
| bovc engaged Franz Rummel, who will play IN Inc
| afternoon and evening on Monday, June ~ aV INC
| musical festival given by the seldl society
The inquest in the case of the boy Alexis Anreh-
dorf. who died in the Juvenile Asylum at one-hun
drcd-and seventy sixtlst. and TentlaVe' was Oee,
hesore Coroner Schultze yesterday afternoon several
witnesses vera examined including the superintendent
- tho asvlum the doctors who treated the boy, the
unaer,aNcr and others Their testimony was that inc
| boy died from natural causes The inquest was du'
| tourned until next Tuesday morning
There were 100 candidates for Princeton College ex'
| amped I'm Association Hall, Twenty-third-st ST. ana
Ponrth ave. yesterday. in Latin Greek physicai
geography and mathematics. The examination Is inc
same as that held in the college, and II was conducted
| by Professor II. ID. Thompson, Professor L. W. NC
| Cav and r. IL. Beattie An alumni prize of 500
VII be given for the best complete academical exam
| nation passed.
| Commissioner Gllroy went to Far Rockaway YES
terday for few days rest and relaxation
| The Aldemen's Committee on Railroads will give a
public hearing Oh Tuesday at p. on the proposed
removal Of the elevated railway structures from Bat
| terry Park.
The steamship Caledonia. which arrived here or
THURSDAY night. reported that on June 8. latitude
43 A longitude 40 ;03. she passed an iceberg 20C
feet long and 60 feet high. with many smaller pieces
Of detached ice around II. Later on tne same ua,
another large berg was passed.
| The steamship Mariposa arrived at San francisco
ON Thursday with mails from Australia, New ealan(
and Hawaii of the following dates: Melbourne. MAY
10; sydney, May IS; Auckland, May %; and Homo
lulu. June A. They due TO arrive in New-fori
| on June 10.
James COnnors. the captain Of the tugboat Cor
nclius Van Colt, who was arrested on sunday at hi
home No 1886 Third-ave. by Frank e. Barley, o
Mr. Gery's society, for cruelty to his wife and chill
dren died last night at Bellevue Hospital from derun
| tcmens.