New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-19
NEW.YORK CITY.

The veteran Zouaves, one OF the picturesque rem
nsnts OF the Union Army, will have their annual
festival on Thursday
The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help, In
Fast Sixty frst-st which was built for the Bohemahs
three wears AGO by the Redemptorist Fathers, VIII
benceforth be known as mission churVhF ~o
Bohemians having failed to support IT,
Ono of the cells in that part Of the new prison az
the Tombs occupied by the FIVE condemned muir
sns hoe been 6ttcd lid as a kind of chapel, and
tbere two Sisters of Mercy spent three hours yes
terday talking and praying with the nVe men III
turn None Of the men gives any trouble 10 ucr
keepers. To-day the argument for new trlal for
Gibn VIII be heard in the supreme Court
A committee appointed by the Amateur Athletic
Union Of the United States 10 consider ana Io0oi-
mend any necessary revisiOns In the atlheuo ruicS
OF that body has requested the members 10 su""iO "
them any suggestions or Improvements that they may
d,,n advisable for the benefit of governing amateur
athletic suorts throughout tho United states Inc
committee arc Frederick Cerow, of the American Ath-
letic Club and Frederick W Jansen, OF the staten
Island Athletic Club
Collector Erhardt yesterday paid visit to BodiowS
Island and took view Of the Bay rom on0 0lo"i'
OF the Goddess of Liberty.
The Alaska brought over yesterday GAO barrels OF
Malaga grapes, the first shipment of the season.
Annie o'Nei age hfty-hve, whose home is I'M
known, had her skull fractured yesterday by falng
on the sidewalk I'm front Of the house NO. ooo "eol
Forty -ffth-st She taken TO Bellevue hospildl'
James Harper age thirty-fve fell through an ar
shaft at his home, No. 1873 West SXy-secondsr' yes
to-day morning and died in few moments from his
Injuries.
lot of boxes and bales of merchandise floating In
the East River below the Bridge yesterday were
quickly seized by men who put out from either shofc
In rowboats 1t was said that the merchandise was
knocked overheard from the freight steamer Frances
by a collision with tug having two railroad noa'S
in tow. No serious damage was done the steamer
The new Mediterranean steamer Pocasset, 1,'3f
TONS consigned Phelps Brothers, reached here yes
torday on her first trip out. She left Gibraltar on
August /. Captain jenkins expressed himself aS
highly pleased with his new vessel.
The latest thing in hatracks is the ferocious head
of bulldog holding IN his mouth silver-plaled OAR
from which the pegs prouude.
Societies that employ a doctor at regular salary
to attend the ailments Of their members are grow
ing in favor on the East Side.
A ktchen-table. with as many drawers beneath it
as a writing desk and having high back like side
board full of pigeon,holes for kitchen utensils, is
recent addition TO the hired slcls comfort
Women who ride on horseback going to tighten
up the gades Of Central Park with blight red DERBY
hats this fall.
Central Park the uptown drives and even Fleetwood
suffered from summer languor yesterday. Not near
the usual number of drivers were out and but litie
training wa, done at the traca- Most OF the so'd
horses away.
George slater the well-knOwn spaper man, VINO
died on Thursday, buried yesterday In the press
not at Cypress Hills Cemetery. The funeral was
held at No 8 SiXth-ave. The services were CON
Quoted by the Rev. John d. Paey, of st. LuAeS
Episcopal Church, in Narick-St.
Sergeant schmitberger of the West Thirteth-s1
station detailed Charles d. Kemp the eN-reIor'er
policeman 10 look after violations OF the excise laws
Yesterday Kemp found no trouble in get'lhg lager
beer at the places kept by Billy McGlory' NO i.4'
broadway. and Mihc' Kelly, at SNth-aVe. snc lhirS
crtst the hail plaver and arrested Joseph Carroll
and John Blakely the bartenders, who we're IocAeu
I'D at the West Thrticth-st. station