New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-28
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Brookrvn Jockey Club races, Gravesend 2:15 p. m.
Country Club steeplechase races Pelham p m;
Baseball. Eew-York and. Washington ciuos' foio
Opening Of American (steam) Yacht Club House. Milton
Investigation Of violations Of Civil Service law at
Custom House by Senate Committee, 10 a. m.
Methodist Episcopal Conference. Metropolitan opera
House. 49,
Trial of Thomas B. Kerr for bribery. Court Of Oyer
and TerTnner
Board OF Estimate and Apportionment p. m
AQueduct Comm'sson. p.
Investigation of charges against Superintendent Jasper
, presentation Of American flags to Grammar School No
IS by XVIII Ward TRUSTEES 0 n.
Annual meeting OF Hcltste Branch OF Friends Ruth
erford place and F1fteenth-st.. 10 80 a. NJ
Reunion OF Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasons
Sheriff Grant contempt csse. City Court
Meetings of Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pastors
Mitchell Post G. A. r. Relief Fund entertainments
Grand Opera House. D. m.
County Medical Society, Academy Of Medicine p. m
Roscoe Conkng Memorial Service. Bethel A. NJ. E.
Church, D. m
NETWORK CITY.
The Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost spoke on Largeness
of Thought in Masonic Temple yesterday, before a
crowded audience.
The fancy-work class Of the Industrial School Of
Pilgrim Congrc gational Church, which is under the
charge of Mrs. Augur, has presented handsome piece
of fancy-work to her as a token OF affection.
In place Of the regular Sunday evening service in
Pilgrim Congregational Church representation of the
mode OF teaching deafmues was given last evening
by about thirty deaf and dumb young people, ranging
from six to twenty-five years, under the charge OF
J)r. Peet and other teachers
A special meeting Of the Ohio Society was held
Saturday night when appropriate action was taken on
the doath OF Colonel Charles T. Wing who was men,
Der Of the society.
The funeral Of Major Theodore Kelly, veteran Of
the Goth Regiment took place yesterday afternoon at
his home No. 4ss Greenwich-st. 1t was largely at
tended
Thousands Of people visited Central Park yesterday
TO celebrate the temperance OF the Nearly all
carried umbrellas, however, as II suspicious OF somo
trap being laid for them by the weatherclerk.
Michael Clark presided at the meeting of tho Anti
Poverty Society at the Cooper Union last evening and
Or. MeGlynn spoke on The Pope In Irish Politics.
10 declared that ireland had not much moro TO be
Thankful for to Rome than to England, and that she
had much Of which to complain bitterly
Tho annual sermon to tho cod Regiment was do
livercd at Trinity Chapel yesterday afternoon by
Chaplain Dunnen Nearly 500 members of the or
eanizstion were IN attendance and the church was
crowded
The practitioners Of Father Power pastor Of All
Saints Church, who will sail for Europe tomorrow,
lave given him e., 400 to pay his expenses.
The Irish Volunteers, revolutionary organization
which holds weekly meetings at No 537 Thlrd-ave.
for the purpose of drifting men in the use of arms
celved several recruits yesterday.
Tho next Roman Catholic Church in this city to be
blessed will be that Of ST. Anthony of Padua, in sull
van-st, on Juno II. Catholic church s never
blessed until 1t is frce from debt
Father Campbell, president Of St. Johns College,
rordh am has been appointed Provincial of the New
York Maryland Province in place Of the Rev. Robert
FULTON.
Wilson Mcdonald, the sculptor, will deliver the
Grand Army Grafton before Horace Greeley Post at
Mi 0rceley's tomb on Decoration Day.
BROOKLYN.
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