New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-11
NEw.YoRK CITY.

] M Wall Will deliver the Grafton at the ST. Pat
ricks Day celebration in Ottawa, Canada, March lS'
Five hundred members of the St. Vincent de Paul
! Society received the sacrament OF the Blessed
Eucharist yesterday in ST. Patrlck's Cathedral
The Rev. Bonaventure Frey, rector Of the Church
Of St. John the Baptist in West Thirethsf, returned
yesterday from the Bahama Islands. much improved
| in health
spiritual retreat was opened in st. AIMS Church
| Yesterday by the Jesuit Father, tho Rev. James A.
\ Doonan
| A mission was begun yesterday By the Paulist
Fathers IN St. Theresas Roman Catholic Church. Rut-
| gers and Henry sts.
Grover Cleveland VIII speak at the annual dinner
of tho Friendly Sons Of St Patrick Saturday even
! ing.
The Irish National festival win be celebrated by
| william Ludwig OF Dublin, and his concert company
In the Lexington Avenue Opera House Friday evening.
Several officers and ex-oGicers of the Navy Will go
from this city to Washington to-day. to attend the
| golden wedding of Admiral Porter and his wife at
| their home, No. ITO HIST
Mrs Martha J. Lamb Will lecture on Washington
and HIS Inauguration before tho Young Mems Asso-
citation Of the Congregation Ahawath Chesed on the
evening OF March o.
"where does this train 80 - politely asked woman
passenger OF the platform man at the Forty second
st. station Of the ThIrdave elevated road yesterday
morning. It's goln' downtown - insolenty snapped
out the man, and the woman, who on her way
TO Plymouth Church, Brooklyn missed her train and
had to wait five minutes for the next one.
The entertainment at Niblo's last night Included
duets by the schneelock Sisters cornet solos by
Clarence worrall, whlstlng by Mabel stllman banjo
solos by Reuben BROOKS, and ventriloquism by Pro-
lessor Mohr.
At the regular weekly meeting OF the Metropolitan
Good Templar Onion at the Masonic Temple yester-
day afternoon the large audience present listened to
earnest address temperance By Robert Chambers
of London.
The Rev. Afford A. Butler. of the Protestant Eps-
copsl Church Of the Epiphany, has arranged for q
series Of addresses by lsymen on Sunday evenings
during Lent last evening Colonel John Hamilton
talked Christianity In the Army" and the speakers
on the four following Sunday evenings VIII DO r.
Fulton Cutting N. Pendleton schenck, Spencer d. C.
Van Bokkelen and DR.. Andrew II. Smith.
The Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will hold a mass-meetlng tonight in its
hail. No West One-hundred, and twenty hfth-st
The subject for discussion VIII DO Tho Mission or
the Galoon' The meeting viii DO addressed by .
number Of prominent clergymen Of the city.
fair viii be hold under tho auspices Of the Junior
class of the Columbia School Of Mines on March 81,
% and % at the Potter stymus Building in Fifth.
near Forysecond-st, for the benefit of the boat
club and the class debt The fair will be open in
the afternoon well as the evening. Among the
patronesses VIII be Mrs +. A P. Barnard Mrs. Elhu
Root, Mrs. Joseph II. Choate. Mrs. Frederic r.
Coudert, Mrs George u. Post and Mrs. Samuel Sloan
shell VIII DO voted to the most popular crew
William D. sprOul, who has been missing from his
home in Jersey City since last Monday was heard
from yesterday. Inspector Byrnes received the fol-
lowing dispatch from Shattuck g. Jackson, who keep
hotel at Petersburg, ". Vac ave have William
D. sproul. What disposition shall we mako of him ~
Ex-superintendent walling who is @ relative Of Mr.
Sproul, viii go after him.
The body Of the unknown man who found in
the river at tho foot of East sxteenths Saturday
has been identified that Of Charles P. Chaplin, an
artist, who had been missing since December 81. He
was then living at the Ashland House, and was suffer
ing from melanchOlia and nervous prostration.