New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

The regatta of the New-York Canoe Club at Staple
ton' s. l., yesterday, failed for want of wind and
was postponed for a couple of weeks.
The Rev. NJ. II. Poyson, at 10 80 a. m. to-day, at
the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, will repeat by
request the sermon delivered By him on Monday before
the Baptist Ministers Conference on Final Retribu
tion.n
Tho vaedctorian of the class of thlrty-slx which
was graduated this year from Rutgers Grammar School,
at New Brunswick, n. j., was a young man of coored
ancestors. He came from this city and his name is
j. ID. Carr. There several japanese students In
the class
Members of the Twilight Club, who have associated
themselves for the purpose building club house
and cottages in large park among the Catsks. The
site was selected with especial regard to sanitary advan
sgcs; and facilities for tennis croquet archery and
bowling win be provided.
John Dewey, president Of tho Irish-American Anti
Cleveland and Protective League, has gone to Chicago
The With Assembly District has been Organized IN
the interest OF the Irish-American Republicans by
John Kelly. Their place OF meeting IS Berrigan's
Hall, Hudson and Desbrosses SITS.
Mrs. Mary Doonan, OF No. Is Madisonst., charged
with fatally niurng Mrs. Loughtery, of No 81 Roose-
velt-st, was paroled by Coroner Eidman yesterday
Alderman Diver becoming surety for her reappear-
ancc.
Number Of licenses issued by Mayors Marshal
Byrnos last week, 546; amount collected, s1sO3 o5
Croton water receipts, S641sS 05 amount deposited
BY the city, s3579,oo0.
This will be the last week Of the wonderfully
cessful engagement of the vennese lady fencers at
the Eden Musee. Several valuable prizes will be COM
peted for during these last nights The Musee is an
Ideal summer resort and Is particularly pleasant in
this warm weather Concerts will be given by the
Hungarian orchestra under the lead Of Erdeyi Nacz
to-day nd her VI
part of the library collected by the Del Monte
family in the United States Spain and Cuba, and in
Guiding books on discoveries, voyages, archaeology
Antiquities social and political history, etc, will be
sold at auction by George A. Leavitt & Co., Thurs
day and Friday.
\ bullet from an air gun whlstled past the head
Of Mrs. Lyman Low she sat at window OF her
house No. az East Twentiehst., on Friday evening
She was startled for the moment but then looked up
the bullet, which she handed to the police.
Cappa's 9Th Regiment band will make music on the
Mall In Central Park to-day at p. m.
One of the most extensive views to be obtained on
Manhattan Island is that from the Hebrew Orphan
Asylum, at Tenth-ave. and one-hundred and thirty
eighth-st.
Captain p J. Howe has organized an Irish-American
anti free trade club in the XIth Assembly District.
Tho name of Allen c. Thurman contains thirteen
letters He was born October -. 1913. and was
nominated June and will be voted for November g.,
which make thirteen.
The Rev. Charles A. Vssan IS organizing pilgrim
age of Catholics 10 start from this city for the Holy
Land
st. stephens Church and st. PatrlcRs Cathedral
have each been assessed $500 in aid OF St Josephs
Seminary, Troy.
Edward J. Curric. who IS stanch protectionist,
has been elected president Of the Irish Home Rule
Club.
Several handsome villas have recently been built In
ST. Nicholas place, Washington Heights, the most adj
mred Of which IS that of James L. Bailey, the partner
OF Z. T. Barnum.
The commencement Of ST. Francis Xaver's College
will take place at the Metropolitan Opera House on
June %. John F. Bowling Will deliver the valedictory
address
Tho new bridge across the Harlem above High
Bridge IS nearly completed 1t is about 200 feet In
height and will be for traffic, and not for the new
Aqueluct, as many visitors imagine.
The suicide season may be said to DO now fairly
| opened