New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-14
NETWORK CITY.

James McConaughy, who has been secretary OF the
Twenty -thrst. branch of the Young Mems Chfls'ia"
Association fol- the last eight years. is about 10 move
to Northfeld Mass He will give his last address TO
Young men in Association Hall On SUNDAY aiteThoo"
at 3 80 O'Clock on the subject Of "stewaroS"ip
Tho table oxnenscs Of the thrifty Germans were
materially increased Yesterday when rye hour "u
vanced on Change to "a 5aS5 % barrel ltye ~,
! the grain went up TO 81 O2 a bushel. fOnioiuol W
experts Of rye from Russia have excited the marhe'
here and If prices hold, wheat, at It's coinp''''A'
| value, ought ~ obtain an enlarged Oute''
| GO G. G."-There was a cat asylum S'ar'eu 10"
months ago. but it had brief existence only
The ship Alexander Gibson, from san Francisco
brings 230 barrels of California wine, l'lo3 com
| -, n,c,o,es of brandy 1O5 cases of Pacific
shells 0o5 bags of Lima beans 800 casks Oh "haie
Oil l 500 bags of crude borax, 1514' cases Vi 0""0
salmon and 725 bags of mustard seed Inc Sainio"
is wanted after the unusual summer oehahu io' U''
| fish Whale oil out Of the market Dcioe u,'
ar,val The mustard seed is timely for use In pickle
| factories in september
The wooden war vessel Yantc, which has been
! living off Twenty -sixth-st, East River, Tor seVera
weeks. was put into the dry-dock at the Navy faTu
Yesterday TO be shade ready for three years cruise
| Ia the south Atlantic.
The Naval Veterans will have reunion, IN com
memoration Of the capture of the forts In mopie Bay
at Harlem River Park this afternoon and evening
! Charles Tatro. an engineer was sentenced 10 four
years Imprisonment in General Sessions yeS'euaS'
having pleaded guilty TO abducting Augusta Csihsef'
Of No o Clifford Place Greenpont, Oh June 10. lie
pretended that he wanted to employ her as servant
and took her near New-IIaven, Conn.,, and assaulted
her
The cruiser Atlanta was foated ont of the dry-dock
az the Navy Yard yesterday, and mOored at the ord
| nance dock, where she will receive few minor re-
pairs.
Commodore George W. Melville, Chief OF the Bureau
of steam Engineering, was at the Navy Yard yester-
! day to inspect the machinery building for the new
cruisers. A salute of eleven guns was given in his
| honor.
The ninth annual afternoon and evening picnic of
Adam Goss Post. No. $780, G A. r., will be held to-
morrow at Washington Park Seven;iethst and East
River The picnic is held for the benefit of the relief
! fund Of the post.
! The steamer Oceanic arrived at San Francisco on
| Tuesday with mails from Hong Kong, Shanghai and
Yokohama Part Of them will arrive in New-York on
sunday, and the rest Monday. The next mail for
China and Japan will close the General POst0ice
at 6 80 p. m. Sunday.
Professor Mark ". Harrington. the Chief of the
United Weather Bureau sailed yesterday the
Fuerst Bismarck, 10 attend the International Con
ference OF Representatives of Weather Services in
Munich
The of Police Captain Copeland, who has reached
the retiring age, bat who has denurred TO retirement
on the ground that the law does apply to veterans
Of the war; referred yesterday by the Police Board
to Corporation Counsel Clark
John Clingman, newsdealer, committed suicide last
night at 30 O'Clock by hanging himself with a
clDthesline at his home No 100 Madison-st. Sick
ness and domestic trouble led him to take his life.
He leaves wife and six small children in destitute
circumstances.