New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-17
NETWORK CITY,

The fair in aid of the Church Of Our Lady Queen
4 Angels, Just closed, realized $4,000
The annual statement Of the work of the Propaga-
Ion of the Faith for the Archdiocese of NewYork has
st been published The receipts for the year enolns
November 20 were $3.50 81.
vast quantity Of fertilizer has been spread upon
he meadows of Central Park. 1t is hoped that it
will agree better with the roots of the grass than 1t
loes with the nostrils Of visitors.
There are fifteen moro Catholic churches in the
archdiocese of New-York than there were year ago
Tho Rev. Hugh ]. Kelly, of the Castle Garden Mis-
Ton, is Ill.
solemn mass Of requiem was celebrated yester
hay in st. Demands Roman Catholic Church for the
epose Of the soul of Father Rodan, formerly OF the
castle Garden Mission
The Emigrant Savings Bank is full OF servant girls
bese days. sending remittances TO their friends In
I'D Ireland.
Doctors say that paress is getting moro common
very year in the great American Cities vicious
life is not at all necessary for its requirement.
fire on Saturday afternoon in the clubhouse Of
he Harlem Democratic Club did damage to the
tmount of 5000 1t started the cafe the ground
toor and extended through the ceiling into the card
pom in the Of the building, the right side of
he upper hall. The cause was defective nue.
O'Donovan Rosa may be seen in the Post Office
my evening opening his letter-box and examining
he checks Tor the vent" as ne calls yearly SUD-
Drpuons to his newspaper
The young mems Association Of Holy Cross Church
las elected the Rev. II. j. Keeffe president, James
IcIntyre secretary, and James Neary treasurer.
The who takes his hat of in elevator when
fomen fellow passengers is scarce. Business
Tomen do not look for It, apparently.
OF the 4,7IO chattel mortgages on the 7105
eensed drinking places in the city, 9o per cent are
ipon the fixtures of saloOnkeepers who bear German
lanes.
The encyclopedia which C. Cleveland will study
h bis journey from New-York TO Buffalo will doubt
tss be The Tribune Almanac.
The funeral of Emily Brown will take place at
erry McAuley's Cremorne Mission, No. 1O4 West
hiry-secondst., on Tuesday, al p. m. The death
this young woman is Of peculiar interest, as she
Of the many who were reformed through the
hfuence Of the mission
The best modern plate glass mirrors arc made with
,ure silver backs, and reflect almost all The light
brown on them Ordinary mirrors reflect less than
bree- fourths.
Annie TObin. married woman, living at No. 1928
econd- ave, took overdose OF morphine yesterday
Il her home, while suffering from headache, and
sed in a short time
The sixteenth anniversary of the founding Of the
Episcopal Church Mission TO Deaf Mutes was cele-
rated last night with special services ST. James's
Ices conducted by the rector, the REV. DR. c.
3 Smith, and were interpreted to the deaf mues
present by the Rev. DIR. Gallaudet, Of st. AIMS
Church. Dr. Smith made an appeal for money TO
Increase the facilities Of the Home for Aged and In
trm Deaf Mutes, on the Hudson.
New-York is getting so big that agency TO supply
trustworthy guides TO visitors who want to see the
lights in a hurry ought 20 make money.
The Rev. DR. Newland Maynard, the newly elected
fhaplan Of the I'd Battery Artillery First Brigade.
s. g. S. n. y, preached the annual sermon before
he battery last night at St. AIMS Church, in West
Eighteenth-st
Chief Engineer Menocal United States Navy. who
has been In charge Of the surveys along the route OF
he proposed Nicaragua Canal, arrived here on Sat
lrday. He remained only over night, staying at the
fifth Avenue Hotel, and started for PHILADELPHIA yes
er1sy morning.
One Of series Of three popular Sunday night con-
.erts, under the management OF A. A. Caldwell took
place last night at the Academy of Music Fourteenth