New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-12
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rb. atrest and sidewalk in warren-st, near Broad
| vav remind tho passcr-by Of the undulatng country
| IN rho White Mountain region. Tho pavement was
torn I'D recently for the purpose OF lowering the
sewer pipes and was not properly reaid.
The proceeds from tho fair in the Church Of Our
Lady OF Good Counsel In East NineuethsI, winch
closed Saturday, were over $4,000
Tho first pond lilies Of tho season in tho city wore
discovered by Park policeman yesterday in tho lily
pond In City Hall Park
A Plainfeld " j., lady, Susan s. Clapp, has sont
70 The Tribune $40 toward purchasing August Axt
pair of artificial legs. He - now IN the care OF the
Emigration Commissioners.
The painting Of the tiger in front OF WalacRs The
atre is much admired by passers-by, who Instructive
" look at the other side Of tho entrance for picture
Of the lady, but find 1t not.
Constant Reader '-Nelther the training ships nor
the school ships are any reformatories They
Will not receive unruly nor incorrigibe boys upon
them and any such would be discharged at once
rndor the auspices Of the Music Guild Of tho Church
of the Holy Innocents, Harlem, concert VIII DO
given at the hall Of the Harlem Democratic Club on
Thursday evening.
Tho reception 70 members Of tho theatrical pro-
fesson on Friday afternoon at the Battle OF Gettys
burg, promises to DO a brilliant affair largo num-
her of wclknown actors and actresses have signned
their intention of being present
Peter f. Tarpey and william B. Clark, two pub
lie school teachers, and welllmown Irish Nationalist
leaders. have become friends at last, and now Join
hands in wishing for the triumph OF tho Republican
candidate on tho Presidential tckeL
Michael Breslin, treasurer of District Assembly NO
40. IS out against Cleveland. Hc Is a brother Of
Captain John j. Breslin, who rescued tho Fenlan
prisoners from Van Diemen's Land.
Jeremiah T. Murphy is organizing an Irish-Ameroan
Protection Club in the XvIth Assembly District.
John P. Lynch is about to receive decoration
from the Government of Venezuela for his services
IN connection with the removal Of the body OF General
Pasz.
No TIC IS tho only building left In Broadway below
Fourteenth-s that is occupied as private rcsdcnce.
The Sunday boo OF the old John Street Methodist
Episcopal Church will have its annual excursion on
June o. going TO Riverside Grove, on tho Hufson'
The Eighth ave. entrance Central Park has never
before been In as good condition as 1t Is now
Irving II. sprague was yesterday elected vice.
president of the Coffee Exchange
Many italian organ grinders have recently gwen
up the improbable profession of music and arc de-
voting their talent tho moro lucrative occupation OF
peddllng so-called ice-crcam at cent lck there
by realizing fully 200 per cent profit.
The Sunday schools Of Pilgrim Congregational, Har
lem Presbyterian and St. James Methodist Episcopal
churches will have union summer festival on satur
day. They Will make an excursion to ship2an Point
on the Iron Steamboat Taurus
John D. Watson, who was convicted OF grand larceny
in the General Sessions May IS, was sentenced to
State Prison for four years by Judge cowing yes
terday.
The transfer of tho property in Fify-fourth-st.
north side, AS feet Of Fifth-ave by William
A. Hammond to Chaunoey NJ. Depew for 1885, 900 was
recorded yesterday.
The Young Mems Democratic Club not last night
at their rooms Ia the Hoffman House AMI elected nlno
delegates TO the Convention OF the National League Of
Democratic Clubs at Baltimore July 4
Tho Rev Waldo Aessaros, thu Greek minister OF
the Independent Church OF Philadelphia has been
called TO the Seventy fifth Street Free Baptist Church,
In this city. He has until August to decide whether
ho viii accept Il.