New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-25
NETWORK CITY.

49, c. M"-England can send either centre
board or a keel yacht TO for the Americas
Cup. See last deed Of gift In Tribune Yachting
Monthly.
Commissioner Andrews returned yesterday from
Chicago. where ne some STRENGTHENING ma
chimes and appliances which he means TO test here.
The Bridge authorities proh.ing by the experience
OF last winter. have beg IN the cold weather ser
vice of waiting-car at each end OF the Bridge
when the ffteen-minute train schedule goes into
effect. after midnight
At a meeting Of the Cotton Exchange yesterday
Sections 81 and 81 of the bylaws were amended TO
make charges for inspecting. sampling. CHASING
and certifcating 80 cents bale one-half OF which
TO be paid by the receiver to the dcliverer.
An Indictment for murder in the first degree was
found yesterday against Mrs. katherine Fitzgerald
who in jealous rage killed Mrs. Carrie Pearsall,
wife Of Policeman Pearsall, Of the East Eighty
eghth-st station on October q The woman will
plead to the indictment to-day.
Police Surgeon Dexter may be retired half
pay at the next meeting of the Police Board at
which four Commissioners are present. 1t was an
nounced yesterday that he mad reached the age Of
sixty years.
Alexander NJ. Hudnut. broker lectured last
evening before the Bowery branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. No. 1913 Bowery. on
1.-THE Ups and Downs OF Wall Street
William Stetson. alias "Bill. the Brute thief
whose picture is in the Rogues' Gallery. ar
rested on Saturday for robbing the cash drawer
in store in Yotkville and was held for trial In
default OF $500 ball in the Yorkve Police Court
Inspector Mclaughlin, OF the Detective Bureau.
learned yesterday that Stetson was wanted at New
port. K. l.. where he stole diamonds valued at
800 from Mrs. NJ. f.. Hoffman the night Of
August II. The police Of Newport sent a warrant
for the arrest of Stetson. and he may be taken TO
Rhode Island for trial after he has served term
OF imprisonment for till-tapping.
The g,inboat Machas started from the Navy Yard
yesterday for her forty weight hour trial The
following is the Board Of Officers who went on the
vessel to conduct the trial: Commodore John G
Walker, Commander p. II. Cooper. Chief Engineer
r. W. Mnligan. Naval Constructor S. W. Arm-
stead and Lieutenant l.. l.. Reamy. II the vessel
proves to be satisfactory this trial she will
for China early next week. she being assigned to
that station.
The Young Friends Aid Association will hold It's
annual social meeting at the nome OF DIR. Charles
H. Bushong, No 80 West Nineteenth-st this even
ing There will be an attractive programme Of
vocal and instrumental music. elocution and ad-
, dresses.
The Rev. DR. Alfred w. Momerie. Of London.
will lecture on "Agnosticism' in the Adams Chapel
of Union Theological Sc ninary, No 100 Park-ave..
| this morning at II 80 o'clock.
Professor Francis y. Crocker. Of Columbia Col
ege delivered last evening a lecture in the Young
! Mems Institute Hall, No. 22 Bowery. The subject
Of his discourse What Electricity Can Do"
He supplemented his remarks with interesting ex-
| periments much to the entertainment of his au-
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