New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-31
NETWORK CITY.

The statue of Nathan Hale. which is to be
erected at the northwest corner Of City Hall PARK
will be unveiled by the Sons of the Revolution on
November 30.
j. Schuyler Crosby yesterday sent letter 10 Inc
Mayor resigning his place as Commissioner OF Ed
ucatIon He said that his health would not per-
nit him to continue discharge the duties OF the
Office.
The Chapman Derrick and Wrecking Company
has taken from the White Star Line steamer Cuic
a single iron casting weighing eighty tons 1t Is
TO 90 10 the plant of Carnegie. Phipps d Co.. fitts
burg Penn. for rolling armor plates.
Herr1out Bloodgood. of No 81 Perry-st.. disturbed
the meeting of the New-York Port Society Mission.
at Charlton and Washington SITS, Sunday. by en-
terng the meeting room. armed with big navy
revolver. and signifying his intention OF cleaning
out the entire congregation. Mrs. Frank Cassera,
who was leading the services. called her husband
from upstairs After rough fight for the revolver
Rloodgood was arrested and held at the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday
w H. Spence. Edward Thompson James Nc
Cam and James Williams were arrested as sus-
p.cious characters Saturday, while standing in
Broadway in front of the Sinclair House. They ex-
plaIned yesterday that they were employees of +.
n Y THOMPSON a map maker. and that they
we've waiting 10 be paid off. The four men were
in custody from o'clock Saturday night until
O'Clock yesterday afternoon without having police
court hearing. Then they were discharged at the
jefferson Market court. lHcH iOIC'HdH II. ~
Adriance who arrested them. suspended. and
will be tried before the Commissioners.
The Alumni Association OF the American 1nsti-
tute Of Phrcnology held meeting yesterday after
noon and evening at the Institute Hall. No. q East
Twenty-frst-st. Papers were read and discussed
nv prominent members. The annual dinner OF the
association will be given tonight at the Columbia,
No 4s East Fourteenth-st., at $50 o'clock.
Charles F. Underhill will read "A Midsummer
Clckprnp
will te assisted by Frank Taft. organst. The en-
tertainment for the benefit of the Young Friends
Aid Association.
The funeral Of James Ray who died Saturday at
his home No 205 West Northumberland thirty
ffth-st, will take place to-day at st. Andrew
Church. one hundred md twenty seventh-st and
FIfth-aye at / O'Clock. Mr. Ray was member
of LAFAYETTE Post. No. 40. G.. A. r.. and 10th Com
many Veterans of the 7th Regiment, n. g., S. ~
Y His comrades OF Lafayette Post and Of the
eth Regiment will attend the funeral.
Owing to the necessity for weighing and record
ing all mail matter dispatched TO foreign countries
during the statistical period OF twenty-eight days
IN November. a prescribed by the regulations OF
the Universal Postal Union It will not be possible
between the lst and. 18th Of that month"; inclusive
10 receive any letters for dispatch by supple
mentary mails on the piers OF the Cunard. White
Star or Havre mail steamers. Offices on the pier:
of the American, Bremen and Hamburg steamer;
ION ALI of which there postofices) will bt
omen as usual whenever there Is supplementary
mail made up the pogtofice for vessels Of those
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