New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-13
NFW-YORK CITY.

The nautical schooIshp ST. Mary's will start her
annual cruise to- morrow morning. The ship will first
20 up Long Island sound and remain In its waters for
several weeks before crossing the ocean, In the course
of the voyage the vessel will touch England, spain
and other European countries The voyage will last
until next fall.
| Tho torpedo launching tube for the bow OF the
| Cushing has been completed, and will be placed In
position In few days. 1t is made OF composiuon
and weighs about / so pounds. This will pace her In
GOOD condition for testing orpeaocs and make her. for
the first time since she was built. of practical use
j. Rockwell Fay, treasurer Of the Democratic Club,
and Captain Hugh r. Garden, Of the southern society
have been appointed upon the Mayors Columbus com
mittee OF one Hundred. successors to Frederic +.
Olcott and S. W. Mbank, who declined the honor
The first and second batteries of the Naval Reserve
Battalion will assemble at Castle Garden at p. IN.
tomorrow and then go to the Navy Yard for instrnc-
ton ut great guns on the Vermont.
Andrew Mills president of the Dry Dock Savings
Institution has been chosen as temporary president
Of the state Trust Company In place of WilGs 8 Paine
resi- gned. Mr. Mills would not accept n permanent
app iatment.
f. A. Maglone states Attorney of Rugby, y. D.,
Is I'm the city for few days the guest OF Edmund
Kimball He expects TO resign and run for the Legs
lature this fall the Independent ticket. Mr. Ma
CLONE is attorney for the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railroads In Dakota.
Coroner MESSENGER decided yesterday that autopsy
was not necessary in the case OF II. A. Haelzc. Who
died at No. 49, Wiliam-st Wednesday, ten minutes
nfter Injecting liquid into his ARM Dr. schaglc
who had been attending the young man. IS positive
that death was caused by an overdose Of morphine.
The Providence and stonlngton steamship Company
have issued beautiful souvenir Of the opening OF the
Providence Line for the season and the placing Of the
two new steamers New Hampshire and Maine,
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exterior and interior Of the steamers and description
OF the boats.
Harris Roster was found sick with typhus fever on
Wednesday night at No. - Ludlow-st. Dominica
Petzosld was found i'll with smallpox yesterday Mt
No GAG East One hundred -and-ffy Grstst Both men
were removed TO North Brother Island
The funeral of Henry +. Randolph. who died on
Wednesday morning from the effects OF dose Of
strychnine held at the home Of his parents, No.
124 West Twenty second St.. yesterday afternoon. The
Rev. DR.. MOttet, of the Church Of the Holy Com
munion, offciaed.
Among the passengers sailing for Hamburg ycscr.
day the Hamburg American steamship Augu,taN Vic
toria Charles A. BarOux, DR.. A. J. Bevis Juan
| Frederick Centca. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ii. Fisher
Thomas G. Shearman II. Addison ard family.
Theodore G.. Lyster, the Rev. j. b. Weber. O. l..
Rosskain, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Robson, J. Dobson
Good Mr.. and Mrs. {. b. Morcy and Marie Tempest
The NcwYork members OF the Hotel Mems Mutual
Benefit Association returned from their annual con
ventlon in Detroit last evening. The party had
special train, which arrived at the Grand Central sta
ton at 40 O'Clock.
At a meeting of the agents of the various trans
atlantic steamship lines sailing u this port, held
February 3, resolutions passed commenting Dr.
W. II. Smith for his administrator Of Quarantine
affairs. These resolutions have been handsomely
crossed and bound for presentation to the Doctor