New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-23
NETWORK CITY.

Judson fitzpatrick Post, No. 143, G. A. R., VIII
nave a sumrnernights festival at Suffers Harlem
River Park on Thursday.
The sale of seats for the musical festival TO be
given under the auspices of the Aon Society at the
Metropolitan Opera House on October and s, will
begin next Monday.
smeeting Gin defence Of our free institutions
and against the appropriation of public money Tor
,,ctaran purposes will be held this evening under
the auspices of the local branch of the Loyal women
of American Liberty, at the Central Methodist Eps-
copal Church, Scventh-aTe. and Fourteenth-st' Al
dresses Will be made by Mr. NJ. L. shepherd inc Kew
Or. Thomas Dixon, ir, Lawson NJ RULER ana o'hcrs'
The Hebrew sheltering Guardian Society has taken
rare of 14cs Hebrew children since 1T was founded
At present II has charge of 3l4 boys ana 24' s"s'
between the ages of two and fourteen
The third annual turn festival of the Central Turn
yerein. which took place yesterday In washington
Park was a great success
German paper of this city had the following adj
vertisement a few days ago: My wife has left me
with our boader. hereby give notice 'hai uiiies'
she roturns within thirty days, shall consider my
self divorced
Tho Socialists of New York have decided that their
debates shall be- carried In German hereater' Ill
stead Of in English.
Tbe Dublin Mems Association 1000 strong, Oh
srhiob NJ J. FarreN secretary Of the lrlsh-Ameileah
rursion 10 New .Dorp. S l., yesterday
TIL. eoptract for erecting the private pavilion for
n. Ashouse OIL BIackwelrs Island has been awardel
TO John Z. Mcclure, at S624O9
Thu ouening meeting Of the American Temperance
nrnion. at Chickerng Hall yesterday afternoon drew
Ia fair attendance 1t was devoted to po'caI spceccs
Sy l. X Funk, of this city. and John r. ST. John, Oh
Kansas and Jokes by the Rev. c. H. Meade of HOT
nollsvtle, N. Y.
! Tho rishAmercan Military Union Is circuiaung
xdy signatures a petition TO President Carnot, OF
France to lend the union of the flags carried Dy
The Irish at the battle of FOntenoy in 1744 II the
request Is granted an escort Will be sent to Pals oy
nhe union to bring the flag to this country
The Hungarian orchestra Of the Eden Musee, under
Eraelyi Nacz Will play tonight at reception gwen
NV Cornelius Vanderbilt at his Newport cottage
rpeciaay engaged orchestra will take their place al
khe Musee.
The Merritt wreckng Company's steamer j. d.
Sones reached here yesterday from Curacao eep'enl-
her l3. Captain Williams reports that ne was u'
aba 10 do anything with the steamer Mars, "hioh
WAS wrecked on AYES Island in the Caribbean eea'
On July D, on a voyage from this port 10 Las"aSrs
rautain Williams says that she lay In an exposed
plsoo eloiected to a long, rolling sea, ana wheh nc
Taft her her bottom was all gone.
The steamer 0rnoco, from Bermuda, came lh'o
bort yesterday. She passed on september 10 the
Srgantine Anglo, of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, totally
nismasted.
Messrs. Burditt and North, the managers OF the
Stoddard Lectures, arrived here yesterday on the
Alssks after four months absence in Europe
, The purser of the French steamer La Gascogne.
kbich reached here yesterday, reports that ON Sep
tember 10, at 80 m, he " seen an lclclc ABOUT
ak or eight metres in length by metre In height
The British schooner Byron NJ. from san Domingo
hugust "a, reached here yesterday. She was caught
In tho great hurricane of September IL and went
ishors at the Delaware Breakwater.
Frederick Mossop and Joseph Rogers, hackers OF
b'Counor the Canadian oarsman, In his recent match
with searle, were passengers on the Alaska, which
reached here yesterday. They say that OConnor Is
In Ireland recovering from his defeat on the Thames,
and will not return to America for month yet.
Cyrus W. Field was a passenger on the Alaska
which reached here yesterday He left the steamer at
Quarantine and went on board his yacht, which was
In waiting to carry him UP the Hudson to his home
~ lryington.