New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-14
NETWORK CITY.


GO frhurch The Rev Dr. william r. Huntington,
rector NJ the church. conducted the services Among
those present Bishop Henry T. fo''er' Oila"u'
r. Potter F. y. Potter, president OF "eheVa 'oHeso'
the Rev. Charles F. Kennedy, OF New-Kocheie' BISHOP
william G. Doane. of Albany. The burial was in Wood
lawn
The Rev. II. r. Keates, the English "revvalst'' IS
o.sIstro the Rev A. c. Morehouse in series OF
revva, meetings every night, saturday excepted III
the seventeenth street Methodist Episcopal Church'
between First and Secondave
A horse driven BY Frank Curran, of No. 14o West
Fifty-second ST. came In collision with bicycle rloueN
nv Albert Ehrman of No. East Fiftyeishth-SV''
Yesterday in Central Park. Ehrman was cut aoou,
the head and shoulders. He was taken to Roosevelt
uospita Cuman SAYS the collision was all ACCIDENT
A testimonial concert 70 aid Company H. ia
Regiment TO furnish the company room III the lie"
armory will be given in the Grand Opera House nan
tonight.
A complimentary dinner TO Principal b. ID. L.
cou+berand ~ Grammar school No. 3, will be gwen
az Demonico's tomorrow evening by the graduates
of the school,
The court martial which is ordered to convene AZ
the Navy Yard with Captain T. +. Kane as president
will assemble There Will he seVerai cases
of enlisted men brought before it. that of Private
Harrison of the Marine Corps. being the first upon the
charge of deserving his post without leave
Police Captain Thomas NJ. Ryan. of the East Thirty
ftthst squad recently discovered that the recoS al
Police Headquarters declared that he was born on
February g. 1881 lie had idea that he still lacked
few years of the retiring Letters to his broter
in ireland caused search of the parish RECORDS a'
Klkenny and Yesterday the Captain sent to the Com
missioners copies of those records wmch Sho"
that he was born February >, lo3o. 'dpta'"
Ryan's application TO have the records at headquarters
amended was laid at the meeting Oh the oom-
mssioners.
Three human skulls and parts Of skeletons were aug
up by men who were digging cellar on the size OF al
old buryng grouid at AcXander-ave ana 'nc 0oU"''"
Boulevard yesterday.
The annual conference of the African Methodist
Episcopal Church. Of the Eastern District will begin at
D. m. to day in the Zion Church, lonkcis' bI'hop
j. W. Hood Of Fayetteville. " c., will preside There
will be about scventyfve delegates present. one
of the important subjects FOR discussion VIII DC te
condition of the coored people in the SOUTH religious,
social and political.
Owing to the number of applications for tickets
and the inquiries respecting the place and the tunes
OF delivery Of Mr.. Murray'S lectures on Greek art
the special committee in charge desires to say That
the lectures will be delivered in one OF tie large
audience rooms in the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
The times Of the delivery Of the lectures Will be liked
and the public notice thereof will be given and tickets
issued as soon as possible after Mr. Murray's arrival
which is expected to be to-day.
Charles T. Cunningham who was for many years
connected with the Manhattan and Brighton Beach
Hotels will be associated this with the manage
ment of the fashionable Hotel Kaaerskill, in the Cat
skill Mountains. Mr. Cunningham for three seasons
successfully managed the brighton Beach liotcl Inc
Kaaterskiu will open on June 2s.
The opening services Of the new Church Of the
Rcdeemer at Parkave. and Eighty will take
place tomorrow. There will be communion services
at . and O'Clock a. and services In the evening
will be held at which Bishop Potter Will preach the
sermon.
People passing through City Hall Park yesterday
afternoon were surprised TO see several woodpcckcrs
Aging about peclsing at the trees.
The Italian Government will receive bids until May
81 for 100000 kilograms of Kentucky tobacco.
600 600 kilograms of Virginia. 10000 kilograms of
Maryland, and 100000 kilograms of Ohio.
The John II. Grimes Republican Club of the Ist
Assembly District held its regular monthly meeting at
No: 154 Franhlinst., on Monday night ,
dent, Joeph F. Flack; vice president, Mar
tin Healey; recording secretary II. Pezod
treasurer Thomas McNamera; financial secretary. John
n. Forrest; sergeant att arms. Robert Moore.
The Washington Memorial Arch Fund now amounts
to $77,434 A
The Board Of Aldermen passed resolution yester
day offered by Mr.. McLarney. TO require the Central
Park North and East River Railroad (liclt Line Com
pany TO run its cars intervals Of fifteen minutes at
II.
the Fourth In the resolution, but 1t was lost
by a vote Of 10 TO IL.
The Aldermen yesterday passed resolution intro
duced by Mr. Roche requesting the heads OF the city
departments TO close their Offices on saturday, May
81, the day following Memorial Day.
The street Cleaning Department has got It's new
81 900 map mounted showing the sixty street cleannI
districts Of about 10000 square yards EACH The maj
Is 7x2 IL feet in size Mr.. Beatte Intends TO star
in on his system Friday.
The Board of Electrical Control will meet in tn
Mayors Office today at p. m. instead of at moor
as at first announced.
The class Of go of the University Of the City o
New-York has secured the Berkeley Lyccum for it
class day exercises this spring
The annual symposium of the Gamma chapter o
the Delta Phi Fraternity will be held at sieghortuer
on May 90.
George W. Meade, who is prominent in California
fruit interests for Europe to-day on the steam
ship Majestic.
May invoices Of fancy Porto Rico pineapplcs ar
coming forward Many Of them weigh from eight T.
ten pounds each they sell at 81 to 81 80
Tho eighty fourth anniversary Of the Orphan Asylum
Society of the City of NewYork was celebrated yescI
day afternoon at the asylum Seventy -tllird-st AM
Riverside Drive. The exercises consisted OF music
Rotations an exhibition Of casthencs by the pupil
and an address by the Rev. f. Il. Coe lie cidrel
had a fine dinner after the exercises.
The Board of Directors of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty Children at its meeting yestcI
CAV elected Jacob W. Mack vice president to succeo
Ambrose C. Kingsland, who died recently TX
secretary william c. Whitney elected drecto
I'm place Of Mr.. Mack.
Mr. and Mrs George W. Lederer, signor Maschc
ron sicnor and Madame Novara, Mr.. and Mrs JOSEF
H. Parsons slgnor and Madame Ravelli Colonel an
Mrs. A. j. Wright and the Rev. James NJ Thomas
sailed on the Arizona yesterday for Europe
Christopher st. Clare. seaman age niy' Oh ~
S6 Rcctor-st pleaded guilty yesterday before JUG
Cowing TO mansaughter in the first degree uhuc
an indictment charging him with murder III 'he hf'
degrec in billing his wife Johanna The JuG,
sentenced him - twenty years in the state Prison.
The regular meeting of the Bar Association wa