New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

All profcsson have humorous phase How funny
some prctentious pompous people must seem 10 an
undertaken. for instance
Next seasons California canned fruit Will be largely
put up in outsid sodered packages. This method
will aIay the fear of cadposoning. and restore trade
with GERMANY whose Government prohibited od-style
inside-soldered cans.
Tho Rev. John F. Weir, of ST. Joseph's Roman
Catholic Church in sixtave has been transferred by
Monscnor Preston to the Church of ST. Rose of Lima,
In Cannon-st.
A solemn high mass will be celebrated at ST. Pat
rcks old Cathedral. in Mott-st. this morning, at
which 900 children will sing in chorus the LYNN TO
St. Patrick
The quarterly meeting OF the Diocesan Union of the
Holy Name Society held yesterday in the chnrch
of st. John the Evangelist, Fifty-ffthst and First
ave-, at which was announced the receipt OF large
sum toward the erection of the peal of bells in
st. Patrick's Cathedral.
At meeting of Catholic temperance societies. pre-
sided over by NJ F. Mullcan yesterday in St. Monica's
Roman Catholic Church. an archdioccsan temperance
union was organized.
The Rev. Francis IIulse of ST. Mchaels Church. Is
lying seriously i'll in st. Joseph's Hospital, IN East
One hundred and forty third-st
The Goth Regmcrt will attend high mass IN ST.
Patrick's Cathedral this morning, and listen TO an
grafton on Ireland's Apostle by the Rev. Hugh ).
Kelly, chaplain Of the regiment.
The Naval cadetship at the disposal of Congressman
Amos J. Cummings, competed for on saturday was
won by James f. Donnelly. Of the De La sale In
sttute with a record of 90 % per cent.
Seth Low, president Of Columbia College. addressed
about 125 students in the conocrthan OF the Metro
poitan opera House last night. on the subject OF
nThc Seriousness of Life and Enthusiasm for Noble
LIVING At the close of the address David Bovaird
IT, student in charge Of the meeting, announced that
the Students Movement would be addressed next
Sunday evening by Anthony Comstock, on The subject
of seed-Sowing of Vice
Professor Cromwell delivered his illustrated lecture
aLondon and Paris Compared last evening at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre The auditorium was well
flied, and the audience appreciative. Next sunday
evening the lecturers subject will be The Vatican ana
Its Statues"
The Rev. DR.. McGlynn addressed crowded meet
inc of the AntiPovcrty Society at the Cooper Union
last evening" on the subject Of II. Patrick and Land
lordsm. The audience was enthusiastic
The funeral of Judge Nehrbas will be held tomorrow
at D. m at the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church.
Fifth-ave. and Forty -cghth-st.
The course OF Lcnten readings in the parlors OF
Madame Van Norman. No. 20 Central Park West,
given by Mrs Harriet Webb. will be continued today
at D. m Each reading is devoted to the works OF
an individual author; Lord Byron to-day.
police justice yesterday held Charles Bennns'
are eighteen of No % Palk-st., in $1,000 ball. on
the charge Of ASSEMBLING Frank Bensen. German.
under the Bridge in wiliam-st., and ro1bing MIN
Of $780,
The Rev. John NJ. Kiey, pastor of the Roman Cath
olic Church of the TRANSPORTATION, in Brooklyn. de
vered an interesting lecture last evening on The
Irish at Home and Abroad" in st. Theresas Church
Rutgers and Henry sts., in the presence OF large
audience the Rev. Michael J. O'Farell, the pastor.
presiding.
Reuben B. Poole, librarian OF the Young Mems
Christian Association will deliver an illustrated lecture
on Book Making in Ancient Times before the Young
Mems Association Congregation Ahawath Chcsed Fhti
fftlst. and Lexingtonavc.. on Thursday. MaTch 10
followed by musical and literary exercises.
A public meeting under the auspices Of the tnited
Ord0 Of the Golden Cross was held yesterday aiicr
noon at the Union Tabernacle, in West Thirty MN
ST. Grand Commander Charles l.. Gdcrsleeve pre-
sided and addresses made by Supreme Commando
Fessendcn l. Day OF Lewiston, Ne. Past supreme Com
mander william H. Solomon OF Boston. and the Kew
DR.. w. c. Steele Of the House Of Refuge on Randalrs
Island. To-day the first annual convention of inc
Grand Commandcry Of the State Of New York VIII be
held at No sol Hudson-st., with sessions morning
afternoon and evening. The order is temperance
and mutual.beneft organization.
Tho semi.montlly meeting Of the Republican Cmf
of the IXth Assembly District will be held TINS even
ing at its rooms, No 1 Abingdon Square Business O
interest viii be transacted.