New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-29
NETWORK CITY.


A spocial procramme has been arranged at the Eden
Nusee for Decorauon Day. Erdelyi NanEfs GYPSY
hand will be heard in patriotic and other airs ana
the pretty Hungarian dancing girls Will appear al
each performance In their unique now ana OH u@n'e'
Among the birds soon to be shown at tho Museum
OF Natural History arc dozen via uuoA oh''nN
They were captured on GARDENERS Islsna reoo"u''
and have been mounted for biackduck group
Tho stud.nts OF De La Sale Institute, Fifty ninth
e. near Sixth ave. win hold festival at the athieuo
grounds in West Eighty Hrstst on Friday. set Of
coIors viii be given to the company of boys whose
drill is tho most perfect
o,s hears a good deal OF talk about cottages
summer places and outottown homes these days
Compertve examinations for free scholarships at
Madison University, Hamilton n. u, VIII DO heiu at
the BAPTIST rooms "Times' Building. at 10 IN
ON June 3, @ and :. Tho scholarships provide iree
tuition for the college courses. The examiners arc
the Rev. Mcssrs. J. j. Brouhfr ana ""'eF 0'0'~
Any young man may compete
IN, Mussum OF Natural History will be open all
day tomorrow Decoration Day, and In the evening" as
we'll as tonight
The examination OF the applies ants to tho College
Of the City of New-York wont on yesterday. To-day
the examination will be finished, and tho result VIII
DO mado known next week
At the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Unitnd states and Brazil Mall Steamship Company
Yesterday the following directors were r~oIec'ou'
c. p huntington II. X. Thurber, O. o. MhnAn,s'
C. r. Flint, ". ". WINS, F. H. Ripley T. NJ fre''
r b. Bartlett and H. C. Hubert. A favorable report
was submitted OF the years operations but II was not
mazda plblo because OF the improper usc made OF last
years report by tho foreign enemies OF the company
Tho directors Will meet Friday TO elect Objects
Tho BOARD Of City Record opened the following
hid, for furnishing the Public Works Department win
stationery and printing supplies for one yoar: W. r.
~
visor Mclaughlin reported that the Civn Disu1ct
Courts had asked for about fifteen times as much sta
uonery a. they could use. Commissioner Ghroy tooE
issue with tho Supervisor and tho acquisitions "o"
returned for further investigation.
C.orre Francis Train wearing immense cluster
~ roses and green shrubbery upon his night orcast
celebrated what no calls the forteth day Of the FAST
Yesterday by a visit to tho Board Of Aldermen
Justice Ingraham Of the supreme Court, yesterday
srnn,od permission to st. Mlchacrs Protestant Epis
copaI Church to sell IFS property In onehundrod ana
| third St near Tenth ave. for g. 900,
In tho report OF a suit against Mrs Lnngtry' pub
/ ushed Yesterday Louis MAthot male N" com
plAinAnt Gustav Brochc, formerly Mrs Lanstry'
! cook Is tho complainant, and Louis Mathot Is Tho
! attorney.
The meeting Of the Emigration Commissioners to-
nurruw IS likely 10 bo an interesting one Inc thre
| members OF the Commission left hardly Know Vhae
] Ia a
| only three votes with which to hold the election
Commodore ElbrdSc 7 Gerry was a, III" Custom
House again yesterday tn meet captain ToE"r. OF tho
! Anchorage boat Manhattan, regarding the captain .
charm. that the Commodor-s yacht had been anch"ri
outside OF tho prescribed limits. Captain ToE"r was
! lata however, and a meeting may b. held to-day.
solomon Orrlcr. tho clgar.makor. Of No 10 East
One hundred and ninth 81. who shot himself on Mon
day night was believed to DO dying YESTERDAY when
he was removed 10 tho Harlem Hospital. The 'hOouhG
| was said 20 be accidental
Daniel Miller A homeless man. who hal been en-
ployed by Scott brothers the driver Of an tee wagon
shot himself dead at No. 35@ seventh ave- yesterday
The pollco arc searrhins for Eugene Kocran young
| Number OF slcAdy habits who lcf, his bone At No
obs East onc.hundrd and seventy NTH st. on saturday
| evening saying that he was going 10 e!ohins't"rc
| in Harlem 10 buy some clothes for himself. rehh
saw him at Third ave. and ono hundred and seventeen
Ct ate D. m but since then kccsan has Teen mlssIp
Tn. enrolled Republicans Of the TIA Assembly
Dis trict held largr and enthusiastic meeting last
evening n, the new cubr OF tho Lincoln League
No 1875 Eighth St RESOLUTION, wcro adopted con
gaulating Charles " 1Antor, the district leader, ot
his appointment as Police Justice. Speeches wcrr
made by Mr. Taintor {. {. shayuo. James BrannisAr
and Nicholas Fish
The members OF tho GAELIC Society met at theii
rooms. No II West Twenty eig hth.sL. last evening
In celebration OF thu llOth anniversary OF tho brtf
OF Thomas Moore the Irish poet and patriot. Th'
hall was crowded. The GRAFTON Moore WAS de
lfvorrd by j. ". oBncn, Editor Of "The Catholic
Union
Elk thousand persons attended the thirtieth snnua
reception OF the Male Art Department OF the Cooper
Institute last night under the direction OF eN'Mayo
Cooper and Professor George ". PlympDn The com
pany was for tho most pant made up Of friends o
the students and tho floors Of tho building devotoc
10 art instruction 1llei with many and varied
specimens Of the work dono during tho year