New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-01
NEW-YORK CITY.

O,Donoyan Rosa has laid aside dynamite for a
while and IS now writing poetry.
The Tipperary Mems Association following the e1-
| ample of many OF the other Irish county societies,
| have formed company Of the Irish volunteers.
They expect to DO using sword and gun In Firms
| cause Of these days.
Captain p J. Howe, president of the Irish Veterans
Association has organized protection club, and says
| ho Will vote the Republican ticket In November
Bishop Conroy confirmed 700 children yesterday
| in St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Grand and
Ridge SITS.
Tho letter of State Controller wemple TO City Con-
| troller Myers rejecting and disaowing the claim OF
| the city for reimbursement Of S6O916 "a, expended
| in the "boodle, cases, was received by MIR. Myers
! yesterday.
Street Commissioner Coleman yesterday Informed
Mayor Hewitt that all streets south Of Central Park
vouId during tho remainder OF tho be cleaned
at night, except those in four wards on tho East
| Side and the West Side.
Captain Joseph Burlcy, commanding the steamer
City of Atlanta reported yesterday that on Wcdnes-
day morning latitude 3se 49, longitude 7sS 49, his
vessel passed within fifty feet OF ships mast STICK
| ing about six feet above the water Tho reporting
OF will probably result In naval Vessei peng seh'
| out to remove It,
The finest grass butter IS down to the exceptionally
low price of 10 cents a pound Wholesale. OF course
this information is obtained from those grocers
| who yet charge consumers 80 cents
Cbildren's day will be celebrated with flowers and
song by the Sunday school of the Presbyterian Church
| of the Sea and Land, at Henry and Market sts.,
| June 10, at . 80 p. IN.
| The funeral Of Mrs. william Mackaye, who died
on Tuesday took place yesterday at the Central Con-
| crcgational Church The Rev. Mr. Lloyd ofclated
| The burial was in woodlawn Cemetery.
The Young Peoples Association of Pilgrim Con-
he
tertaInment last night at which Miss saidee " Milne
gave Rotations and the Madrigal Quartet several
selections
Edwin Could second son Of Jay Gould, would have
been elected member OF the Stock Exchange yes
terday II a quorum Of the Committee on Admissions
could have been brought together. No objections to
his admission have been received and his election
at the meeting next week is without doubt. The
lack Of quorum yesterday was almost unprecedented
The coffee market, which has lately been gradual
" advancing yesterday took a sudden rise OF about
sixty points The total sales for the day amounted
to $4,000 bags.
The final examinations OF the Law school Oh
Columbia College began yesterday.
Sanitary inspectors sent four smallpox patients to
the North Brother Island Hospital yesterday, a girl
from Forty-second-st. Eleventh ave-, boy and |
q girl from a house in Avenue C, Tenthst, |
and man from the Chambers Street Hospital
In conformity with the bylaws, the Cotton Ex- |
change, beginning next Monday, will not open until
II o'clock a. M, instead of 10 heretofore, through
the months of June, July, August and September.
John Jacob Astor, by deed recorded in the |
Registers office yesterday has transferred the prop
erty No. lie Fifth-ave. to Robert and Ogden Goeet
for 100000. Mr.. Astor got the property last jan
uary from the executors of tho late Charlotte A.
Aston for the same price.
The executors Of John Roach, tho shipbullder have
sold eleven lots at the northeast corner Of Avenue
D and Ninth-st to Benedict A. Klein for $4,000.
The buyer gives a mortgage for S10,055 in part pay
mcnt.
The New York Central Railroad will special
train to accommodate delegates going to the Repub-
lican National Convention at Chicago This train
will leave New-York at 10 30 a m. on Saturday,
June II.
Tho Southern Beneficial League, large and sue
cessful organization of coorcd men, met last night
its hall in Seventhavo receive the charter which
recently granted by the Legislature. Tho league
was founded about two years ago
Secretary Bayard has appointed Haughwout Howe to
be the representative OF the Department of State at the
centennial exhibition Of the Ohio Valley and Central
States, be held Cincinnati, beginning July and
closing october 27
James A. Cowie the doorkeeper at Poole's Theatre,
who held In $500 bail charged with having per-
mtted Lottie jennings and Cornes Storms age six
teen eleven years enter theatre without
escort, discharged by Justice Reilly at Jefer-
son Market yesterday. 1t proved that their aunt,
Fannie Wilson, accompanied them
The convention OF the Ancient Order OF Hbernians,
held in Forrest Hall last evening, elected these off,
GERS Michael Kennedy, state delegate Michael J.
sIattery, state secretary; and Richard Hargrave,
State treasurer.
mass meeting Of citizens and owners of
atof tha I'm of tba |
be held tonight at the Ahenaeum, Ono hundred and
fifty fifth st., and Tenth ave, protest against the
cutting down Of appropriations for tho Improvement
Of the Harlm Colonel Fellows will preside and |
there will be many well known speakers
The fair now in progress in the hall of tho Church
OF Our Lady OF Good Counsel in East NInetIetb Ct |
has been financial success. II will end this week
The proceeds are for tho benefit OF tho church buld
Ing fund.
Stern Brothers, Of West Twenty thirdst will close
their store at Saturdays during the summer
beginning on June 10.
The members of the Young Mems St. AloysIus Sc,
ialty connected with the Church Of St. John the ;
Baptist in West Thirtieth-st will give a literary
md muzca entertainment In the hall Of the church
next Monday evening
The Benevolent Society OF the Church Of ST. Ron,
ace, in second-ave., Will hold fits seventh annual .
festival at Washington Park, East s1ty-ninth.st. ON
Tuno IL.
The funeral Of Captain Russell E Glover took |,
place at the Church OF ST. Mary the Virgin YESTERDAY
rhe Rev. Father Brown conducted tho service Tho c
)ur!al was at Greenwood
The annual spring games OF the Staten Island Ath-
cite Club will be held at the club grounds on satur
lay.
1t is said that W. Byrd Page, the chsmnior b,cb o