New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
Four boys from Cleveland named Charles Mo-
Dougan Fred Conway, Thomas Holland and MchaeI
Murphy, beat" their way TO this city in order 10
Join Barnum's circus. They were gathered In by the
police and at the Harlem Police Court yesterday were
held to await the wishes of their parents.
Alexander Davis. age nne Of No. 1854 Third
ave-, caught in the act Of sending ont false
fire alarm on saturday from the box at Eighty first
st. and Madson-ave. The boy was arrested, but 40
the Harlem Police Court his father promised to give
him a whipping in the presence OF a fireman, and
Judge Murray discharged the lad.
The German social-scientihc Society will hold III
Garth meeting on Thursday evening at No. 244 East
Fifty -secondst. Professor H. W. Cherouny VIII de'
liver lecture the Doctrine OF the Indian Theoso-
phists.'
The directors OF the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
have issued many invitations for the reception at the
museum this afternoon. 1t will be given between
. and 5 O'Clock. The new additions 10 the various
departments will be on exhibition.
The Guild Glee Club connected with Calvary Bap'
tist Church. this city, will give concert in the lecture
room of the church tomorrow evening at O'Clock Tor
the benefit Of the sunday school
The bloody Battle of the Wilderness, in which tho
largest nun Der Of Unioniss at any one fight during
the war took part began twentysix years ago to-day.
In Virginia. 1t lasted three days, and $1,000 men
billed or wounded.
1t is to be hoped that the Central Park lakes VIII
be cleared Of the decayed vegetable matter that has
accumulated in them before the hot season comes
around again. Last August they were offensive.
New.York is good place to study the evolution OF
the ferry The range between the huge, swift boats
that ply to Jersey City and the simple rowboat be-
tween sixtysevcnth-st. and Blackweis Island seems
to cover the two extremes.
Gay parties who roamod the woods and uptown
parks yesterday in search of wild violeis returheo
loaded with the purple blossoms.
Florida pneapples are cheap and excellent now;
Strawberries too, are coming within reach of the man
Of moderate fortune
The graduating exercises q the department for
trained nurses in the Hospital took place on
saturday afternoon. Six young women received ueir
diplomas after a course Of eighteen months III the
Institution. DR.. a. Caie made an Interesting ad-
dress This department added 10 the hospital
three years ago, and has been unusually successful
under the superintendent Of Mrs. Adele iIentze
vicomte D'Abzac, ConsuLGeneral Of France to this
city, arrived OH La Bretagnc yesterday.
A stranger, an Italian about twcnty-seven years
Old entered the jewery- OF Michael MaSIdi' No.
"a hundred and shtl ST, last nlGht, ana asked
to see some watches. While the proprietor was ex-
0''N''-N'
shot Magaldi in the leg infiicting serohs wound'
and then escaped The wounded man was taken 10
the Presbyterian Hospital.
The annual dinner Of the faculty of the PostGrad-
nate Medical school will take place at the Hotel
Brunswick this evening. Interesting speeches Will DO
made.
The Rev. Richard Brennan. rector OF 1T. Roses
Church. Ia Cannonst., celebrated the tlrty-thlru an
niversary OF his first yesterday morning. hls
assistants at the solemn were Fathers O1ornin.
saey and slattegy. priests prepared by him Tor thef
first communion. Dean Mooney preached the serihoA-
The Rev John ]. Hughes, OF 1t. Jcrome's Church.
has returned 10 the city from the Bahama Islands,
whittier no had gone for tie benefit OF his heath'
The scycnty-hfth anniversary of the blessing Of ST
Patricks Old Cathedral, IN Mottst., va, celebrated
yesterday in the church, which was handsomely dec
Grated for the occasion. Tile sermon was pred'hcN py
Father Mclean, rector Of ~. Peters Church.
Leaders Of the Woman suffrage party of this state
have sent letter Charles stewart ParnelI thanking
him and his colleagues for proposing bill To secure
municipal suffrage to women IN Ireland
The cabin pa,,enccrs Of the steamship Amsterdam
came up 70 tie city yesterday on the steamboat ha@e'
Kirk The stceage passengers were detained Tor oo'
scrvatlon The case Of Varioloid which the liealth
Officer discovered on board has been removed from the
ship.
Owing 10 the death OF J. Alfred Davenport treasurer
of the Fencers' club. the proposed reception at te
club for ladies today at D. m has been pos'poneu'
The resignation Of George /. IIuchlng' as cashier
~ tbc Third National Bank of thi, city Is announced
Mr. Uutchings who has been cashier oi the Oahh ioF
nearly ten wears resigns 10 accept an ONCE III -
bu,ncss enterprise Of considerable magnitude. Henry
Chauiu ir who has been assistant cashier iof se'-
oral wears, will succeed Mr.. llutchnSs.
Tho Edward Everett Lodge, |. q. q. f., celebrates
its ninth anniversary with appropriate ceremonies In
th, German odd Fellows Hail. No. 90 st. Marks
Place on Friday evening.
The German Society tor Art and Science celebrates
tts eighty third anniversary the hall OF the New
York Turn Vegcn in East Fourth ST. on saturday even
ing,
The extensive watcrcOlor exhibition OF works by
American artists at Eden Musee Will be open TO-
day concert Will also be given, and the many IN
tercsting features of the Mu>cc Will be shown Ihero
Is no extra charge for admission 10 the art gallery.
The fair in aid of the Mission Of our Lady OF tho
Rosary founded at Castle Garden by Father hoNdh
some wears ago. will be opened tins evening py
Cardinal Gibbons in the armoy at Thirty y-hiths'' ana
sixthave IL is hoped that by this means al ic''So
$40 600 will be raised and T.. j. curry, president OK
the Irish Home Rule club, who has taken an active
interest in the work. says that already Sl',Joo mas
been subscribed.
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