New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-lOIlh I'll l.
Thomas shicls has given two statues OF 81 Mchacl
and St Gabriel. costing $500, to st. Theresa's
Church
Tho Fcnan of this city Will celebrate the
anniversary of the Fenan rebellion by a dinner In
Clarendon Hall tomorrow evening
The Parnell Defence Fund has been increased by a
subscription Of $3.50 from Commissioner James 3
Coleman
The Rev. Dr. W. f. Deguan, the defender Of the
marriage tie, has been transferred TO ST. Michaels
Church. Thirty second St and Ninthave.
The Alumni Association Of ST. Johns College,
Forlham, is about to erect statue TO Archbishop
Hughes in the college gIounds, TO cost $4,000.
An election Of officers at the Salmagund Club on
Friday resulted as follows: President c. Y. Turner;
vice president b. r. Fritz; recording secretary. Il C.
Minor corresponding secretary. J. Lcmber; treasurer
a. c. Morgan; executive committee. c. Y. Turner,
i. r. Fritz. A. Schllling. A. G. Morgan, c. II. Eaton'
II. Hamilton and Bruce Crane trustees. the pr'si-
dent, vice president treasurer. c. II. Eaton and W.
V Burney: art committee, c. H. Eaton, Horatio
Walker. Percy Moran. F. c. Jones and r. +. Blood
good.
william Lamprcy. a saloon passenger on thc steamer
Orinoco which arrived from bermuda yesterday, died
at sea on Saturday of Brlghts disease His body
was brought here and taken 10 his homo at Now
Brighton.
majority of the 272 stccragc passengers who
arrived here the steamer Aurana, from LIVERPOOL
YESTERDAY werc furnished with tickets the LchiGh
Valley Railroad and compelled TO rcmain at
Castle Garden last night. the train for which they
are booked does not start until to-day.
Three stowaways were in the after-hod of the
steamer Orsino, which arrived hero yesterday. They
were discovered when the vessel was two days out
from Palermo where the went on b ard. They
are natives Of that city. and are now held to await
the action o. the Collector. They have no money.
The Rev. Ur Hudson, of John B. Finch Lodge
addressed the metropolitan Good Tcmpsr Union al
Masonic Temple yesterday.
John Kelly has been appointed an American As
ISOLATION baseball umpire
II is said that Mayor Grant Will act a chairman
of the committee which Will meet the Chicago and
All America baseball clubs thoir arrival from their
trip around tho world
Screens are now made with pockets on the panels
for holding fans or photographs.
Embroidery and cOlors are fashionable again for
table linen and thus tho field wdons for amateur
decorators.
Most of the roses that bloom for New Workers come
from Madison n. J.
Tomorrow IS the last day to enjoy the whirl Of
social gayety before Lent when the butterfly must
begin to think little of her Sins and other less frv
olous things than balls and receptions.
The list of vands may eat from the fingers
without committing bfeach OF ctqueVe Is noIcdS
ing.
The fashionable accordion dress may we'll be
called a new wrinkle It IS all wrtnklcd from waist
70 HON like the folds of an accordion The effect IS
odd and rather pretty but its cheapness may antag
onize its popularity.
An old master" representing the Alteration Of
Charity" said to have been painted by Giulio Romano
who lived from 1902 to 1916. viii be exhibited by
Henry NJ Stevens next Thursday evening at the
studio of Roswell d sawyer. at No. IS West Fifty
scvcnth-st The painting Is said to have been dis
covered four years ago, in a suburb Of Dresden, by
Pnoy, of Munich.
jeremiah Finn. ago fifty three, jumped fom the
roof of No 1859 secondavc.. yesterday, and was
instantly killed He had been sick with gastIitis for
several days, and derous most OF the time.
Henry s Ives and George II. stayner received their
counsel at Ludlow Street jail yesterday, as usual
but were not prepared 10 say whether they would
resist motion for their transfer to the Tombs. which
Will probably be made to-day f. W. Woodruff for
mery clerk for the firm is stu in the custody OF IN
spector Byrncs
At the meeting Of the AntLPovcrty Society last
night at the Cooper Union, DR.. McCAynn lecturod
upon How to Get Rid Of Strikes lie advocated
the compulsory payment by corporations OF the full
value Of their franchises. Master Workman James
Macce, of District Assembly No. o2e, spoke on the
recent streetcar strike. A collection was taken up
Tor the stT1hers VINO are no" out OF "oIh'
Douglass Fellowwcll, manager OF Jacohs's Bo"ery
Theatre held for trial at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday for allowing minors in the theatre unac-
companicd by parents guardians Agent Gardner,
of Mr.. Gerrys society made this arrest
The funeral Of Dr. f. Vcarno, professor Of singing
and piano at the old Fourteenth Street Conservatory
Of Music, was held yesterday at the Church q the
Holy spirit in West 1wenty-socond-st. The burial
was at WOOdlawn.
James Kane and Thomas McAleer, the blasicrs.
who caused considerable damage and injured Mn.
Clara Whiting saturday by a blast I'm East seventy
sixthst, were discharged by Justice Wclde, in the
Yorivillo Police Court, yesterday, there being no
proof that they had not compiled with the law IN
covering the blast.
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