New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-26
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Palestine Commandery Of Knights Templar has N
ranged an ascension service for Thursday evening
which will be public, in Masonic Hall. Tho Rev.
DR.. John N. wOrrall will be the orator.
Tho annual receptions and commencement OF the
Cooper Union Will be held on Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday evenings. The art work Will DO Oh GA
hIbiton ON Tuesday and Wednesday. from ~ a. m. 10
p. m.
In addition TO the many permanent attrscaor' ~
tho Eden Musee there will be concert THIS aofnooh
and evening when seiec lions T. ON strauss. Shuocr"
Wagner and other famous composers VIII 10 ren-
dered By the Hungarian orchestra. Tho new dances
of thu agile Hungarian girls have won instant sue
cess, and their popularity constantly increases.
Tho funeral of Edward Mitchell lie Moyne. hesd OF
the banking firm Of lie Moyne Son. was held yes
to-day morning at his home, No ~. west Ihireehth
St The Rev. T. W. Donald oifciaSd The BODY
was taken 70 Trinity Cemetery for burial
The various railroads running out Of New York are
using every conceivable effort TO encourage travel on
Decoration Day. The Erie on Wednesday viii run
special train through " Greenwood Lake, and from
the lake on Friday morning arriving in New-iork at
O. M
J. Sullivan the detective at the United States
sub-Trasury was arrested yesterday on bench war
rant Issued fiom the Court OF General sessions The
complaint was made by Mrs Josephine Rowan
deaf mute, who says Sullivan assaulted her.
Assistant District. Attorney sempe went to Balston
Spa yesterday, to appear with DistilctAuorhe! fef
lows in the trial Of the MeQuadc case. mouon 70
proceed with tho trial Will be made ON MONDAY ins
osao will DO tried before Justice Daniels.
A negress about forty-Gve years old, VINO wore
blue and white striped calico dress and appeared 10
Ia crazy walked to the West Shore Railroad Terry
house. In West Forty secondst at noon yesterday, anu
,umped into the RIVER She was dIOwned, and her
body was sent to the Molguc for Identification.
Mayors Marshal Engehaid collected sSooa e5 for
$40 licenses last week Water Register chambers IT.
ceived s64 I'll AS for tho use of CrODn water.
A general meeting Of the veteran members OF the
ood Regiment will he held at the srmoiy tomorro"
evening at 8 O'Clock Tor the purpose Of making ar
rangements to participate IN the isSins VI ''
stone Of the new aiInory.
Tho following committee from the Real Estate Ex-
change WAS appointed yesterday to attend the funeral
of Arthur Mason Jones: George Il Resn' Coohel
a " r. Cruger, George G. De VITA 1r., Charles 3.
Brown, Douglas Robinson. 1r, JACOB h uocAn'an'
Clarsmont L. Clsrkson and A. Deiano "eeHes'
Thu 1osth annual comnunicst alton Of the Grand
LODGE Free and Accepted Mssons, OF the stste OF
New.York. will be opened at the Masonic Temple on
Tu.sdav lime a. The session will last three days
and will be presided over BY Grand Master Frank r.
Lawrence
Up w. Kn-The law Is, and has been for some
WARS that candidates for the College of the City OF
New-York shall be. at least fourteen years OF age
Tho Standard Gas Light Company has purchased
the premises the north side Of E'shteenth'st l2o
feet west Of Avenue b. loGxlo4 feet to NlneteenthSt
from wallace c. Andrews, for 500, 1000.
At the meeting of the Eigbtliour League yesterday
At No 10 Clinton Place preparations were begun for
the monster mass meeting Of July T. and T. " Pow
darby George E. Mcneil, Edward King Professor
George Gunton, Professor Folk Adler and Samuel
Gompers were invited 10 speak.