New-York tribune., 1890-06-30
NEW-YORK CITY.

NEW-YORK CITY.
How kind IT is in the wretch who carries Lighted
cigar en- an elevated train not 20 pun at IT, The I'M
used butt amuacS itself by emitting an odor strong
enough 10 lift q natirOn and makes all the passengers
wish the growing on the owners tombstone
DominicE MCCanGcy. John McAuliAc, Tommy
Kelly, Benny" Murphy. William Oliver George Nixon,
Jimmy Waholy. >cotty" Cox and Mrs. Dreste, who
are charged with being concerned in prize iieht at
No IL st. Marks Place Thursday night. between
Murphy and Kelly were released on $500 bail yes
terlay nv Justice Patterson in the Essex Market Police
Court and their examination set down for July 9.
There was a pathetic in q SiAthave. elevated
train last night. A drunken leading little slx-
yearold boy stumbled into the rear ca" Ater fndlne
seats he gradually leaned further and further over
until he fell asleep with his head on the childs lap
and every few minutes the little fellow, wide awatc
at midnight, would tug 1t his fathers coat and say
"Plcaso sit up. papa
A recent article in The Tribune on The ruzzard
LOPEZ has had strange effect upon West Thirty
third ST. young man. lie clectrifes his friends by
spending every spare moment leaplns about MS room
and has already acquired gait that any buzzard would
envy.
Our Canadian cousins will be celebrating Dominion
Dayn tomorrow II is also the anniversary Of the
battle of Gettysburg
There is probably only cne man in Ncw-fork who
goes swimming in the river every day III inc year.
That is a young fellow who takes MONDAY plunge
in the East River at sixty fth-st, regardless OF RAM
ice snow.
A match game OF cricket will he play ed to-day be
oinnjnr at II a. m in Central Park between the New
York Cricket Club eleven and an eleven OF II. PauiS
School.
The man who climbs on elevated train eating
peanuts carries an with him that Is a roancr'
1t floats up around the berope, and settles over 'he
other passengers like a fog.
The St Paus school cricket eleven will play against
the St. George Cricket Club at Hoboken on "Wednesday
Don't retail bits of boudoir gossip in New-iorK
streets A Tribune reporter was waiting az Br'ao
way and Twcnty-sixth-st for a belatee ear and t"o
handsome women paused nea? him. Mary Saiu thc
tall one IL am going down to Twenty -thIrdst' 70 sec
If my hair is DONE really must wear IL this evening
on Thursday evening the Cedar Athletic Club Will
hold a summer nights festival at its club house, NO
1Oa West e-hundrcd -and-twen,y fourthst.
Edward Burgess. the famous yacht builder, is only
fortywo years old today
j. T. johnson. who arrived hcr, on the steamship
Botinia YESTERDAY, claims the swimming championship
Of England.
The American ship Great Admiral. which arrived
here on saturday night, has in her hold large CON
signment of recrackcrs brought from Hong konS 10
a!d in the celebration of July 4.
The German steamship Marina. WHICH "cHV dSi"'C
at Anegada Reef in May. while on voyage from Ham
burg TO llull. arrived here yesterday.
Tho steamer Rotterdam. which arrived at this port
Yesterday from Amsterdam. reports having passed
large iceberg in latitude AZ 2i longitude 40 :1G. on
June %. The Bothnia reported two ioehcrGs which
She passed on June % in latitude AZ 80, longitude
80 Five hours later several pieces OF houtins ice
wcr) passed.
There arc 81 bills now in circulation which apt
In flarof forS /
Tho members of the New.Yori Athletic Club arc
1ubilant over their victory in the Eastern championship
games OH saturday Flags decorated the clubhouse in
sixth ave Yesterday. and great many members passed
q pleasant time rejoicing at Travers island in the
afternoon.
The Irish American Athletic Club had largely at
tended meeting Yesterday afternoon in Barrigan's Hail.
Uudson and Desbrosses stS. presided over BY Thomas
LoneIgan. at which encouraging information was given
concerning the progress OF the club, which was formed
only ten weeks ago. and which has now a membership
Of 200 all of whom are among sturdc>t and most
active OF the young Irish and Irish American element
in the city. An exhibition CT athletic sports which
arc still practiscd in Ireland raoy Of the SOIL viii
be given the grounds at staten Island next sunday
At the complimentary dinner Of the Irish Home Rule
Climb 10 lie given this evening in the Holman House to
It's president Edmund J. Curry, James j. Farrell, a
former president Will preside. and Judge James Fitz
gerald J. NJ WALL Judge David McAdarn, DR.. John
X Logan and Bryan &. Mcswyny will be among the
speakers.
The Anti Poverty Society will celebrate independence
Day BY a meeting at Cooper Union.
The Rev DR.. d. J. Mcmahon has been elected pTeSi-
dent OF the Alumni Association Of Manhattan College.
The coored children Of ST. Benedict's Home, No.
100 Macdoucast will 20 in charge of the Dominican
Sisters to their new home at Rye on Wednesday.
An operctta The katydids,7 and "Thc Dolls Hos
ptal- will be a part of the programme in IT. Francis
Xaver's College on Wednesday evening at the closing
exercises of the male and female departments of IT.
Francis XaVicr's schools.
The closing exercises of ST. Patrick's Old Cathedral
Schools will take place this evening in Chickerng Hall,
Monsignor Preston presiding.
The German Press Club at meeting yesterday
elected the following officers President John Fried
erich: viceprcsi1ent. Franz FucnfRrchen recording
secretary Theodore F. Cuno corresponding secretary,
Gucnther Thomas: treasurer, Max schwarz; financial
secretary AGolph Reslcr; trustees, Felix Triest.
g. Crehcn, DR.. J. Zerva,: and delegates to the Ma
;ionaI Convention at Milwaukee IN August, l.. Ro.en-
thai, l.. +. Thoma and l.. klaessig.
GOOD WEEK FOR CROPS.
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