New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-22
NETWORK CITY.

Tomorrow is the third day Of registration Make
up YOUR mind to-day to register tomorrow theh
make your friends promise to register NO True
Republican should neglect this duty.
The bunkers of the cruiser Philadelphia flagship OF
the North Atlantic Squadron, at the Navy faru' are
being filled with coal. The vessel will be ready LOT
sea in about week.
II is expected that the cruiser Boston Will sail from
the Navy Yard to join the Pacific squadron a1 |iin
tomorrow or Saturday.
The onarterlv statement of the Aqueduct Comms-
sion presented at Yesterdays meeting, showed that
the total cost Of the work to october was S2o'ooo'-
3sT AZ.
The cruiser Concord, whose rudder quadrant was
broken as she was about to be taken from the TIMBER
drydock at the Navy Yard on Tuesday, was leit III
the dock 10 be examined for injuries, and was taken
Yesterday from the dock where her bottom had Deen
cleaned and painted 1t will take about three weeks
to repair the injury.
The Improvement in the condition of the Croton
water noticed last week, continues No trace OF
ntr1tes was found by the chemist who sent report
~ the latest analysis to President Wilson. of the Health
Board, yesterday.
Martin u Iopov who was convicted Of murder in
the first degree for killing his wife, and whose con-
yjctlon was affirmed by the Court Of Appeals TWO
weeks ago will be taken TO the General sessions 10
morrow to have new date fixed for the execution OF
.he death penalty
The trial of Lieutenant Farrow by courtmartial was
continued Yesterday In the Army Building. NO au-
ditonal evidence of importance was brought out
The tbree.masted schooner Moses B. Bramhall went
aground on Romer Shoals while trying to make her
way up the swnsh Channel yesterday morning. SAe
stuck i'm a place where she lay easily ana refused
assistance TO get off, preferring to wait for high tde'
The annual convention of the international Wood
workers and Carvers' Union was continued nj NO.
IS East FOurtl-st. yesterday. Plans were submitted
10 extend the organization, and committees were APP
pointed 10 consider them and report. long ais
cussion was held the reports Of trade conditions
in different parts of the country The convention VIII
adjourn Saturday.
meeting OF the stockholders OF the YORK anu
Brooklyn Ferry Company was held at the once Oh
Josera J. O'Donohue No. 101 Frontst., yesterday, to
elect board OF directors. There was no contest ana
the following men elected Joseph j. ODOnohue'
George Law, James O. POillon, John &. jenkins.
Jacob Hays Seymour l.. Hustled, IT., Frank T. wall.
William Ravesteyn, James Afieck and John Ehghs.
Abes Coakley the companion Of many professional
criminals who has several times escaped conviction
IN serious accusations was again placed trial yes
terday before Judge Fitzgerald in the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions. He is accused Of assisting James W.
Williams an English thief in robbng Israel liiskowtz
of his watch Grand-st. car in July, 1859.
A competitive examination for the vacant job in
.he Finance Department CT the city was held yester
day at Cooper Union by the Municipal Civil Service
/ Commission. There were twelve competitors.
The New-York kindergarten Association, which was
established over year ago, appeals to the citizens
If NewYork for e1j 900 with which to prosecute its
work, A public meeting Of the society will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 3 80 O'Clock in the lecture
room of the scotch Presbyterian Church, Fourteenth
st. lust east Of SiXtave., to which the public is in
vjted The officers of the society are Richard W.
Glider president; Mrs. Grover Cleveland, first vice
president Hamilton W. Mabic, second vicepresdent
Mrs Sidney Webster, third vice president; Professor
| Jasper c. Goodwin treasurer and Daniel ). Remsen.
| secretary.
Alexander Drumgael, car-cleaner on the elevated
railroad who was struck by train at one hundred
and sxteentlst and Third-ave died at the Harlem
Hospital yesterday. An inquest will be held
The Rev. william Cnllaghan, Of the Mission Of Our
Lady of the Rosary has issued circular letter TO the
friends Of the mission, appealing for funds to help
carry on the good work Of protecting newly landed
immigrant girls.