New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-08
NEw.YORK CITY.

arn. rrorch Manor-f House at the Beginning OF
Modern Tines is the subject OF lecture oy huSeh
sturs TO DO given on the evening Oh APr 10 az .i0
hall of the Union League Club. CARDS OF ADMISSION
for Members end their families have been Issued
Tho big house khat was built for the skaters &C
orrso.t,on in Central Park last fall is now being
tnrn down. without having been once put 10 rtS
intended USE AS It picturesque STRUCTURE oi0
would imagine that the expense incurred every yo"
IN erecting and razlng it might be spared by let1S
II stand during tho summer
Tn. Titan Athletic Club VIII hold its first annual
handicap games under National Association Oh AlS'ou
Atbletes Of America rules at the Manhattan Athietc
Club grounds during May. Tho entries are " W
made to A. Lurcott, secretary, No. 3el Broadway
u.rr,., and George Passover, two swiss silk
,yeavers are detained at Castle Garden pending eh
investigation OF a charge that the men came over
under contract TO work in a silk factory In newark
Archbishop Corrfgan administered the sacrament Oh
confirms alton to large number of persons yesterday
afternoon In ST. Demands Catholic Cnwon'
The Rev. B. Fitzpatrick, the mtred abbot OF the
famous monastery of Mount Mellery, Ireland arrived
by tho Adriatic on Saturday, and is staying VII"
Father o'Farrell. of St Theresas Church
The annual convention of tho st. PatrlcKs Auiah0e
of America was held yesterday afternoon az military
Hall. and was attended by over 200 delegates.
A p,ot Of land costing $4,000 has been purchased
nar,sh that has been carved out Of st. Stephens
A nsw branch Of the Catholic knights of America.
xnorJp as the Archbishop Corrigan branch, was or
ranized Yesterday at meeting at Third-ave ana ohe
hundred and-s iXth-st.
Father idnehan of st. Josephs Convent, Somerset
Perry County, Ohio has been transferred 70 me Cur'h
Of ST Vincent Ferrer Lexington ave- and sxy-SA'n'S~
yaroo NJ Nceson. native of Persia, who has been
studying at the General Seminary IN TINS CITY ior
seven years, gave farewell address YESTERDAY AZ .o
Calvary Episcopal Church. Fourth-ave. ana twenty
Arstsi He is about 70 sail for Oroomiah, Persia
where he viii devote his life TO missionary WORK n
large audience was present
The Belt Line has Just bought number OF new
open cars from the Stephensons The nrst one was
delivered on Saturday, and will be with others put
IN on May 1.
Farmers oratorio. @Christ and His Soldiers" VIII
he given in the Covenant Chapel Fory-secondsl near
Third.ave, on Friday evening" by the pupils OF the
sunday-schooI with full orchestral accompaniment
under the direction Of DR.. George b. Prenuce orsa'
of the Church of 81. Mary the Virgin.
scontereace with directors to the Christian faith
,vas held Yesterday afternoon at the Twenty-thl
street Baptist Church. G. W. Sampson replied 10
Colonel Robert G. Ingersols paper In The North
American Review on Huxley and Agnosacism'
The Metropolitan Good Templar Union win observe
Sunday as "Grandfathers Day at Masonic Temple IN
honor of their president, Daniel "auoiu' VIM nas
been engaged in temperance work for Hfty-sh years
The American Temperance Union held wen-at'
tended meeting at Chickerng Hall YESTERDAY Ad-
dresses were made by S. A. Hanes and NJ D. Fanning T.
The name Of the Rossmore HOTEL at Forty-seoond-
St and Broadway, has Just been changed 70 inc
Metropole.
The commencement exercises Of the College OF
Pharmacy of the City Of NewYork will take place Oh
AprI 1e. The 7th Regiment Band will provide the
music. and the class win be addressed by W. a. NC
Elroy.
The Baltic Musical Club has decided that the gut
ter band must go, and 1t will circulate peauon
calling on the Board Of Aldermen TO pass an ordinance
prohibiting playing by bands on the streets