New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-07
PHILADELPHIA.

THE BULLITT MOCRATS-S0CIAL-
THEATRICAL.
FROM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or The TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA; June 6.-There is good
deal of activity Just among the politicians. Though
the Buuitt bill fassed and has been signed ty the
Governor still sui cct OF dispute Ii Is said that
certain prov sions Will 10 force but IN that
opinion everybody docs not coincide. Whers the
measures are directly the Interest OF civil service the
people will doubtless be glad them carried into
immediate effect Mayor smith empbatcaly denies all
the charges IA to his government Of the police being
influenced In the least degree by poiitirs The power
under tue But bill Is great that when 1t comes to
elect Mayor TO carry out ;uy itS provisions there viii
be an earnest oaot to get out OF the beaten track and
select a Chief Magistrate from among now material
Patrick Maonoy ouly nino years OF age, bat he has
been sent to House of Refuge the charge OF being
habtual drunard It Is stated that he was so incor-
rigibe that nona OF tho charitable correctional
societies would have yting TO do with him He
also exceedingly fond OF tobacco and several
sions has been found adrift on the Delaware With a
ouantity of liquor and cigarettes IN the boat
II has determined to erect sucn additional build
ings on the Glrard College grounds will accommodate
900 more boys Tho report says that the coal prop
will yield sufficient permanent revenue TO warrant the
Al the closing exhibition OF the Pennsylvania Museum
and school Industrial Art No 1886 Spring Garden
st., this week. lt was announced hat $4,000 hal been
subscribed for the proposed new building
The Catholic college ~ DO conducted by the Jesuit
Fathers OF the Church Of Jesu at seventeenth and
Thompson sts. will be a magnificent building IL is
Intended tho higher education OF young men desiring
be instruction In telegraphy, military tactics, drawing,
Ia and med cine. portion or the fund provided
FOR by the Will OF Francis A. DrexeL
June is there will be mamm oth picnic at Rising Sun
Park under the auspices OF the Irish Nations League
ON sunday morning In tho Temple Kcnneseth Israel IN
Sixthst above Brown tho seventieth birthday OF the
Rabbi DR. samuel ltirseh. vii, be celebrated.
Mrs. Wlster Morris, at her country seat over
brook has given Japanese dinner party 60 the wife OF
the Japanese Consul at NewYor. has been visiting
her. The Consul members or the japanese Legation AZ
Washington and Japanese engineer who IL connected
with the Pennsylvania Railroad were present All,
Among the weddings OF the week were tlose o. niss
| Esther De Casseres 10 Edward L. Rothsohilds. the
ceremony being performed IN the jewish synagogue
sevenh above Miss Emily chapman lnsor 10
Philler; Miss Elizabeth Perkins StuIgess daughter
OF tho late Robert sturgess 10 Jsnes fotef OF at
more Miss Foronve Sellers daughter OF David Sellers
| to Marsoilles Coke; Mas Mary Thayer and Charles
4 FarnuIn, aud Miss Lizzie " L. Harmer youngest
danghter OF Congressman Alfred Q. Harmer, OF Ger
manic wn 10 Dr. John A. Thompson. r of wrightsyille
Tho Womans Conference OF the Society for Organizing
charity will petition the Legislature FOE permission
give free music In the public squares this summer.
Coupes VIII be az the Chestnut Street
Theatre next week; at the National Lester aud ALEU-
mpstrels fhe Eighth Street Dime Museum Is still open
| The Grand Central Variety Theatre remains open al
| summer.
Tho West Philadelphia Club Is making great prepare
tions for heSchuyik regatta juno "a Fog the
regatta the Passaic River July several OF the clubs
are In training Thsre IA also great interest In thu
summer. Tho cricket match between All New York Rn(
All Philadelphia which 90 have been played or III,
grounds Of the Germanto Club at Nicetown June
and 10, Is postponed I'LL June 10 ANA 20