New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-21
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

| WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
| r,oos,vn Jockey Club races, Grayesend 2;15 p. m
! Metbodlst Genesal Conference, Metropolitan open
no Stewart will case. sufrogste's Court j..
Thomas b. Kerr trial for onoey' o'ur' Oh o''r a"'
soodsl will case. surrssate's Court
Maurice h. Hymns examination oy commissioners Oh
~sas,n, to protest against McAvoy Elevator BILL
Produce Exchange II :46 a. m
| Inaue.t Hu Lion Pong. -
Cricket Young America against Manhattan Club
1 prorpeot fark Brooklyn.
couo. Of Congregational Churches stuyvesant Square
aptIs. ministers and Methods. meeting.
Meeting OF Republican Club. No. $50 Fifth-ave' .
y Congregational Club meeting, NO. % West Twenty
s George, Medical Hospital benefit Chckering Hall.
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| Academy Of Sciences, Columbia College, 3 y. M
NETWORK CITY.
Tho promenade the East River Bridge did Its
first big Sundays business Of the season yesterday
An unbrohen stream Of pedestrians poured across 1t
from a nl to D. m
| All passenger trains 10 Coney Island carried q
profitable cargo yesterday Thousands went down to
see how much tho winter had left Of their favorte
resort.
Central Park was at It's best in the bright sunshine
of Yesterday and thousands Of people of all classes
enjoyed the music, the fragrance and tho foliage
There were 1000 steerage passengers landed at
Castle Garden Yesterday OF whom ee7 arrived on tho
steamship Umbra from Liverpool, TAI on La Bretagno
from Havre and COL the Schiedam from Amsterdam.
A Young and wealthy West Indian named Joseph
g. Dupuoh OF No 81 Fort Greene place, Brooklyn, was
released on bail yesterday at Jefferson Market Police
| Court TO pay hts wife, Mrs Josephine G. Dupuch OF
| No. 41s sixth-ave.. "a alimony week. She charged
| him with desertion.
Members of tho Irish National League IN this city
are delighted at tho that Patrick Egan
cx-prcsident Of the Irish National League Of America
has been elected . delegate from NEBRASKA TO thc
Republican National Convention
Father william A. Dunphy, formerly pastor Of st.
Marys Roman Catholic Church. in Crand-st. and now
IN charge of tho Catholic church at White Palms. Is
Ill with typhoid pneumonia at Mount st. Vincent
Moro than ono-h half Of the members of tho gallant
Goth Regiment are in favor of James G. Blaine.
! Tho 10th Regiment N G. S. n. Y. in full uni
form, and about 400 strong. marched from their
armory yesterday afternoon to Trinity Chapel in
Twenty ffth-st to attend the evening service and
listen to the annual sermon. The exercises were
to be held St. Thomas's Church. and an elaborate
programme had boon arranged. but tho sudden death
of the Rev. DR.. Morgan mado tho change necessary.
An appropriate sermon was preached by the Hov.
W. 4. Frisbie. tho chaplain Of tho regiment.
"A Mothers-Boys may be enlisted as apprentices
in the Navy upon the training ship Minnesota, in this
city, or upon the NewHanpshlre at Newport Tho
applicants must apply in person, and with their
parents or GUARDIANS consent board, for Physical
and mental examination Boys arc not fitted for
mechanical professions, but may become gunners or
boatswains when they show special aptitude for
either Of those Offices.
An unknown man about thirty-1ve years old fell
or jumped into the North River at Pier "a yesterday
He was taken ont alive by two sailors but died
hafor tba of n
letter In his pocket addressed to John CrOsbe. No.
Ferry-st Hobohen N J. Tho body taken to
| the Morgue.
The Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company Of
Massachusetts have invited the Old Guard of New
York to participate with them in the Observance OF
| their 250th anniversary at Boston on juno 2. q,
and s. The Old Guard have accepted the invita-
ton and viii leave this city for Boston on juno l.
Tho fair of the Church of our Lady of Good Counsel
| in East Ninetiethst.. of which Father William J.
Kelly is rector. is proving success. 1t Will close
| May rs.
Tho presence OF priests from tho Cathedral at the
Democratic Convention In tho Academy will certainly
be worked for all It IS WORTH by Father McGlynn
and HIS friends.
! Many of the grrce dynamiters pursue paths
Of peace Number Une" and General r. F. Miller
arc both writing books how TO FREQ Ireland.
Eugene Kelly has it in bis head to begin again col
ectng largo sums OF money for ireland through the
medium of the Irish Parliamentary Fund Association.
| Twentythree boys and forty..wo girls. all pupils
| of the Hebrew FREQ School Association. con-
| 1rmed yesterday afternoon at the Synagogue B'nai
Jeshurun. at Msdlsonave. and sxty-nfth-st. Ad-
dresses we're mado by tho Rev. Drs. IT, s. Jacobs and
A. Kohut.
At Chehering Hall this evening Miss Helen Potter,
assisted by other artists will give entertainment
in aid Of st. Georges Medical Md Association and
| Hospital. At the same ent -rtanment Courtlandt
Palmer Will lecture on Charity Organized VS. Organ
lied Charity
The Row. Father Agueperse the Superior Gen.
er,l of the Fathers of Mercy. Is on visit to this
country Cor the purpose Of making his first visit to
| the institutions Of tho Order.
Tho Young Mcnq Lyceum Of st. Anthony's ChuSch
wiIl on Thursday evening, discuss the subject: Ore
solved that We favor tho abolition Of the law giving
immunity 20 criminal infermes.'
A collection was taken up yesterday In all the
Catholic churches in the city for tho Indians and
colored people, By direction Of the Archbishop.
Father Macdowall the pastor of St. Agnes's. has
had another serious attack Of paralysis, and for a
day or his condition was dangerous His condition
yeste: day. however, was much improved.
Monsignor Antonnucci. nephew Of Cardinal smeoni
IS the guest Of Archbishop Corrigan.
Father j. F. X. oConnor. OF St Francis Xavier's
College, WIN lecture this evening before the Catholic
Literary Society, at No. III East Fftieth-st on
~Picture writing and Cuneiform Inscriptions
The benefits of Protection to the Laboring Classes,
VIII DO the subject of discussion before tho Literary
Society Of the Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow evening.
Tho Old Guard of New-York win. by Invitation Of
tho Memorial Committee Of the Grand Army of tho
Republic, act as escort to tho President at the
Memorial Dag ceremonies.
BROOKLYN
At late hour Saturday the BROOKLYN police
found a young woman suffering from poison at Full
ton-st and Cambridge place she gave tho nane