New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-10
EEW.YOEK CITY.

Church in Eight yscvcnths ST. Is almost completed
Irlshnlcn wcrc bus V yesterday discussing the letter
of James G. Elaine (which appeared In Tho Tribune
ard in which he spoke OF the extraordinary anomaly
Of the sons OF Erin supporting the Democratic party.
They boast, howcycn OF great change since the
letter wa written In 1850
David j. Naughton. the Judge Advocate of District
Assembly No. 20. knights of Labor. Is working hard
among Ir!shmcn for tho Republican ticket
The treasury OF tho Municipal Council OF tho Irish
National League has Dccn enriched by Sooo from
Branch No. 80.
The Rev John Scully ST. has been appointed rrcsi-
dent Of st. Johns college. Fordham In place OF tho
Very Rev. T. J. Campbell who has been promoted to
lr Provincial Of the society Of Jesus.
Tho now Hoffman Cafe. downtown branch OF tho
UoHman House. in the lower story OF the recently
co,ariccd Consolidated Exchange BaildInG, al New-s
aud Exchange Place, ard nearly opposite the Ne"-St
q trance OF tAc STOCK Exchange VII ho opened to-
dar i IS fitted and decorated in rarely attractive
manner.
pa;rlc5 Dol1n another Irish policeman who refused
TO- 81 Ealiour's dirty wOIk7 has Just arrived from
~ oul sod
,,,bo Italian who keeps the fruit stand at the
tran,c 70 the Coroncs Office pays so month for the
prvil's'
vlaro as become Of that resolution of the Board Of
,1dcruo, compelling Chinese laundrym men to give
checks in English!
Tho pc, Hugh o. Pcn;ccost VINO rather sided with
Father McC;, ynn in the George controversy now an
nor,ccs that George is right and that he, too, will
vote for free trade
\ table has prepared at the District Attorneys
Office showing number of criminal cases disposed
Of I'm the SIX me nihs ending June 30 last. OF the
1850 cases rcccv d, 2.l2G disposed of in count,
and others were dismissed by the Grand Jury.
Over 700 old com plants in excise cases have been
acted in va
Thirty-fvc certified Of membership in the Metal
Exchange were sold i'y secretary schrivcr from the
rostrlm yesterday al an average price OF 81 each.
The highest price paid was 500 and the lowest 500
Five carloads of California fruit sold at
auction yesterday Bartlct pears, Il, 13ds2 40 per
case peaches. ~ ID to ~ 80; few yellow peaches,
81 %: punis. 81 3Oa 81 60; German prunes, - 20.
No through apTicois are expected, Out Nc"lork gets
some OF Chlcago'S surplusA
District Attorney Fellows at his Office for
short tine Yesterday and .hcn with his family
to Lake Hopacong. where he Will pass part of the
summer, making occasional visits to his Office.
Tho steamship Australia arrived from Hamburg
Yesterday and was detained at QUARANTINE with small
pox among her passengers.
Trains on the Third Avenue Elcva'rd road running
from South Ferry only stop at the Second Avenue
station at Chatham Square up to . a. m ana many
passengers who wish TO change for the City Hall
train not knowing This. carried 70 Canalst The
brakcmcn seldom inform passengers of the necessary
chang, beforehand.
Arcnc the 900 Italian immigra nts who arrived
yesterday on the steamer Ncustri;, nineteen were
ordered 10 BE- returned TO Europe h'ng totally with
out money feHd' in this country
Deputy Collector Mcclellan yestcI day ordered the
return 10 Europe 81 Jacob Fri.ho and Joseph W.
schipp Two Bohemian immigrants WAC ar both in
sane: and Annie Donncllan, kata Drlscoll, both
destitute Of money and friends.
An uptown saloon keepers name IS Worms. His
patrons complain that they frequently see snakes
about the premises.
There seems to be a good naturcd rivalry between
TIE vines on secretary Whitncy'S and Cornelius Van
dcIbil's houses, al Fnh-avc. and tihs-scvcn'h St,
a. TO which shall grow the more beautiful and
graceful.
\ Customs Inspector yesterday fol md among tho
baggage Of D. Gabriel ToscanO, saloo passenger by
the ward Line steamer saratoga from, Havana, 500
CLEARS valued at sI2O. They fo' ieitcd
Tho pastors Of the Reformed Chu rch held their
last meeting for the summer ycstcrdi ny. The Roy.
Dr. c. H. Mandc VILE read paper OIL " The Gospel
Of the Law
4 cable dispatch was received Sunday by the
Calvary Baptist Church. from It's tor, the Rev.
Dr. H. s. MarAr;hur, who sailed ior England on
Saturday June 80 The message sent was Corin-
thIaas. XVI - and ~, and it was rtid from. ihe
pulpit to the morning and evening congregations.
The Beard Of Education will hold its last meeting
for the summer tO-morrO
Pedestrians passing the Office Of the American
Express Company at Mad!sonavc and Forty seventh
ST. are frequently Heard TO express tho opinion that
no church built expressly for the express
business. The company's Offices are I'm Or. Loyd's
old church. pillars and stancd-g ass windows of
which lend to the place an air Of san'sty not wholly
in hopping with the present worldly use 10 which the
building is put.
Forty-sisth-st. IS closed between Fifth and Sixth
ayes.
Tho Board Of Aldermen adjourned yesterday to
meet July 81.
4 plan Is on foot to hold National Exhibition
the coming autumn or winter to include display OF
tobacco IN all rs forms, and Of al ;ho machinery
used in the business Tho Executive Committee Of
tie National Organization Of cigar Man nacuIcis Of
the United states ma, issued "a call for Il, mccng Of
the representative, OF all tho leading
firms I'm TIC business, 10 be- held Al
so. - Exchange place, at p. IL. on July H. TO
effect an organization.
4 Stroll in tho Eowcry any pleasant evening Is
sufficient 10 convince one that nobody has gone out
Of town this Summer
Iczlncton-avc. s'.u retains It's oh-ume TIE OF
Lovers Lane il. sidewalks arc nu1d,n evenings
by nunbcrlcss couples and Cupid pycsldes over them
all r'caIdlcss OF az, color previous condition OF
scIyljudc.
l.,t giving the numbers Of lost frc, passes on the
elevated roads is posted Ia the stations that any one
WHO has found them may not be- able 10 use them. y
station master remarked that These corporations
| Is awful careless losing their passes rcg'lar'
Magor Hewitt said yesterday HAT people living I'm
| the ncchLolhood Of the I'd Battery Armory, who
were disturbed sunday by noises alleged TO have
been caused by gun practice, had the legal remedy
to have such nuisance abaiod 10y complaining 10 the
| police who alone could take summary action, or by
! invoking the aid Of The Grand Jury.
The Retail Groccrs' Union last evening prepared
plans FOR The annual picnic to be- held In Washington
| Park August 4.
BROOKLYN.
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