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New-York tribune., 1890-05-26

steamer Guyandotte. walker HewpSr, vs. oil"
mas to Old dominion % -" :.
~ itv of Atlanta Dole West Point va win nuse 70
Old Dominion - Co. ...,ora CITY po,n, and
Norot with and passengers 10 Od Donon Ss ~ ~
St~smer Herman WineI Haett Boston, with mdse 10 II
DmOck. O., ,ohrs via Halifax with
,,dse and passengers to BowriDR Il ArchDau A..
shin Alice Ger Schungel Liverpool % uays WIN ""'o
10 order. vessel TO WaJen. Tocl ~ 20.
sUNSET-Wind sandy HOOK modeiatc' Sh' c"ar nv
CITY Island wind light, - couoy'
Arrived yesterday
auer cars I,ay (Br) Tregarhen Messina April Z6anu
ibrar davs mdse o ORDER vessel 10 Fuhch E"'o
a Co. Arrived At the Bat AZ ~ W , c.,ouo MAJ IA
Steamer PhiaGe pha chambers Puerta Cahelo May ~
Curacos H. Iaguayra *. Win muse anu pAs'ensei'" ~
Bliss q Dalletf, -, .... ..,,h r,sse IN
Nesuh d sons .urn
Steamers Red sea Antwerp Panama bordeaux Dana
ard Corl Konow IAgnayra; Countess Montreal
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN May 20 Arrived, steamer servis tbr1.
Wnkrr from New York her way TO Liverpool, ana pro-
eeedcd. ,y,.a...,. M,
sailed Umbra tBr). Mckay ana "lscohsih tp''
Norral from Liverpool hence Tor New. YORK
LIZARD. 255 my Passed steamer In IascoYne trr'
santclli from New. York on her way TO Havre
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
rRorrcrlyG TIE AnLRoyDAcK roREsrs.

The state Forestry Commissioners are already ~
work getting Information relative :" the resolution OF
the Lee Stature ou %" subject II a STAT" Park
Throd,fr d. 30. cline president Of th' 'orm 'i'h
.aId ,c-teollv That ihe work had l"en 80 divided
,u that the if rtfion asked f,r by the Leg liturc
r,nld io r,ady 40 tle opening . thc newt session.
conc ~ = mn" h' cad. g, examining lands :"
.,,, what can hc found t'nt is appropriate" Another
- B.. lnolIn- up ur'"- tl do'd- q" l"arn Who TIE
owners of certain desirable lands arr while -tIil an
other - lrqurnr in'p values and prices 20 hnd "'t
What tlr i.ll. wanted cn Doe purchased i'r. IT,"
commissioners v.D Pee hu-, 10 summer "u this. We
expect % hive n1n' hearings. aui make wide n
gllrt Irfr f'- -4'I.''.
gt.-. e.f... F.. l..l- mad. hr -" members ~ tl"
Comm. f. L-.p uIls,f.luti" people out ~ the
f,r' o.. summer. 0uc Instance Pa. arisen al'rta,
,f Racquet li.'. and ".- attorney Ii. been W,,rI.t'
., lf.- ,Ie,fu,rf suits 1-rn.f certain people Wh"
have al-.,d, .,t'l.d near tI'rr f'r ihr .immrr.
49,. osrf 10 O., DO, .def.f =. hpAcNrr that Az r"prl"
,,l. ,,flr ..tD tir ir..-f. f'r s1i time VIII bc
welcome lHd ulI Gee pi't',trd.'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
NINARK

Nj. Laura william widow, attempted 10 com
nit .u.cd. early yesterday morning bN hanging Der
-olf with stocking to cell doIr 800 the second Pre-
DHct Police station ~l" va discovered Ia ihc h h
0i time hy the d,urmau.
John Dolln one 0i thc most powerful pf'roimon "n
the police force. attempted to arT~t n7iori'u, char
aotcr named Daniel Graham early y","f'iA, morinr
when the prisoner and several 81 hi- friend. porc'd
upon the officer and terrific lghi followed 10 which
Dplau whipped several 0f hi- a--allautr before thoy
ovceppvsr.d him and took hI. ichi club away from
him. Nufwlil. .fauGng That D." va, deprived - hi-
clu1 and pvcrpDVcrcd hv 10" gang he held fat :" hi-
Do -ouer until help came. When Doau arrived AZ Po
lice Headquarters hT Wa uur"cpguIti". hl- uniform
lsug almn, entirely torn on him. Nhil" Dec Wa. al-0
covered with mud where lr rolled the street during
Tho n.hf. Had the officer been able T. reach hi rvDitc
~ fhe gang would have undoubtedly been shot, o.
the fight was desperate.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
NFW HRIN>WICK

The Ecv ". Y. NcDunc. Of the Eem.en Ar"nur
BAPTIST church. Who dec iir- tiat Roman Catholic
stoned hi- house because II h, sermon AGAINST their
attitude 600 tie school question. continued d. -"r''
~ .armons w., teaf. and aid Nat he m"an' =" hf.t
n ont on th.. luc mo- matter what 'ir cast IT,
devoted himself e. attacking te Church on ii- claim
"a l.nllhfitS. o. attitude toward ic Ei.l". d.
church government. H. dprtliue Of o." -a'ram"ni-
and vhaf ac call. "I'- opposition 10 general p0pnlrf
- neati,- o. dootrue Of IA" uilpr % thur'h and
state If- vauf Of charity o. PIr'. ffutl-. li- -p"r
;fon and dniagv srd t- - fprc" auf Viornrr Q
ae,unrIl-h - purpp-e-." The church Wa pa ko'i
and tlIe sermon created another sensation.
william KciscT Is mourning over the dl-appa artn'"
q hl- wife. Kri-'r married ~" grl c-- Than F'if
A.. Ilc was fof't -cfcu. and ,i" puh ghf"c'.
Eoc.nfi, fh.v have NOT nv'd together ln perfect
la,uou, ana The fu-lard at'rbu'"- ~. largely :" q
lIf from M, uffhef 10 law Who lives ~ Newmarket.
lIc has been unable % ind avs tia'" "i i- Missing
bride and has now called ou TIE police {" I'D L.m
iu hl, search
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

-
STAT Senate Committee cities in'c'te'"Vh '"f'''
Court. Part II. II a. Chi, Zone.
Trial Of T.. J. Claas.,n. tinted states Circuit 'our,.
Ives ard ~tavuer ference before h'''''' - "
son. No - " ulanist % 30 a 100.
Rrookivn 10 KY cub races. fa,''oiu 'o , ,hod
Funeral NJ Fletcher Harper. Madison Avenue N''''''
- Episcopal Chutch. II a ~. ..,., ,,,o,t,es
Reformed preachers, ard Baptist pastors H''""k''
Hofnu. . hill match polo
Grounds %. - ,,,.,u ..,tb
protherhOod Park. j.. w. , .,...,,.-,, -,
r,'aursato sermon bcicra th' ".h'i"' 'n''''-'" "
seninsry Nnth.ayc. AID roth h.st, : p No. go .. A..
Corrnensemsut Of th1 Young Women Omls''" 49,
citation 30 Eist neonth.st.. y. H. ...,-, NJ.
rcrnton Of uc Ancient and Acr"pcf scottish Hite
uodi.. d, the valley 81 N.w.forx scottish IHi' nan
So,n,v Medical Society. 40. T. West IhSf-hi'tst'
8 30 O.. - ...t.. y. ,.,,r,,,,v nan
y. ~. ., ...,, and F.srx -
-. 49,, - ots -, r,,,,,y.
third ..f.. r. o. to-. o.
Hou-t Assembly Room. l.. DO. ,., -. ,
Annual meeting of Phi Beta Kappa alumni No. 2
wet TW.uty third sr. evening
Sew.Yors Academy Of Sciences. Columos Col'ee
fo,al Women n American Liberty. calvary Methodist
Tpi.ro. a. church Ss,clth-aye aud ohc-hundfed and
twenty ulnth.-t. -. D.. .,
Pak Athl.uc Clubs games, Broadway F"rk Brookyn
3 y. M.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
-ur yrW eporyb> ygr YET SrciRrD.

rl.. ,fartatt,n R'h.+.. 'Hr h'- h.n f.r s.n" elmo
f.s't.. fr r.e grounds within Oh. .tf .ri'. = q
t-l.. aue ..a.'fle'r. '.- ui ground, being .l' m'
fr bi.sr. r.,.... ,a -..H r,'H' r1' 'h.- trl' =
. ,a. f,....l r.u t..,. % .k aI- t, tr r.e. I'
ra. pr..tt.r... ,r...n..1 t.-tit' t.lf d. club h'i
....-.d q -.|,h. .t. .t. r. n.N F.' Grounds. tn'
f...tr'..n. a., ..- ..n.ne. I'. ,..' ~h '"a' ,
n, r..f I.....f rI f '. .nt ~ '.
,.lr at f.. ....t. % n. N.e1.r-.y A.. ,- '..h
u.r~.n r.nt Ar.nr t.. e.f r'u 'n''-'f i'r t"'
,sr.- sr. IS / ui,.n. 1O1 rlr.. ant gan fa.t- Jar--
u,on I.1 ant l.r .arI.. D. ~.-r. -1 and t'o yar-.
4 o.. ,0i. .,aI. Iop ,ui -,D Frrl- = ,l,r.r broad
rmu i..l ..-p hurdle la.. geo ff-t+. E.I.ingtan.
lDo ,.-te lo wards, J. e. p.t.rn4s. 'up yards. l-o
hu.f... " Young rree.rH' 'a-,. g. Lans". i7'-
l.Ie va.A. :.....A Wcs..r tnD SARA, 'nd go ynfc,
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
IIllNlkl -.
MURDERED ~ \ DErNEET rlcur

MI EDEhEp ~ \ Dhi NkltN tfAif
\ lot of drunken men were assembled ln me
lquor store of Natl c,eu a bradbury at second IT,
and N'-ou ave. lIohohcu. early Yesterday mora
iur and at 4 O'Clock -cycfal of Them h'tih
n.htus The fighters vcro Joseph Carroll "i 40
i3O Madison St. Tom rca-y. notorou- l"l'"'h
thief. who lad not loug been ont 81 lah. Jane
Nnfphv 4 80 JJ Monroe .t and Irinh Nt'N. ~
SO 91 Wlow.avc. john Dcnuinr. of ~. '' WI
low ave w.o wa sober. iuIclf -rd in tic lin"l 90.
10 rca,cmT,TI The uEhfIr- va, stopped aud -""u
the four men who had been mtaln- iIr di-iurfA'''
went ont 90 thc street, \ ioN mnmc- after" irl
D,nr.ng also lcli tAr place. ilc had hardly 1T
outside thc door before -'mc one Of TIE i'r who
hid preceded hlm struck h.m 70 heavy h.o" "v.r th"
h.h with piece of solder pipe. pcnnInr i'll '"
re ground heavily. Then some one. -.ut f" %.
NurpIy kicked burn buiaiF 90 tAc slr I'D ur
r.niau. went away and loft thrf ,i'im NIur ou t."
pavement unconscious lie O. vifrt -i".'h ana
cfnVid to tlc rear entrance ~ Oh" Alnnr -h'i
vfarc he va. found and taken mo fH" ili''
Inside Dee saw bis a.-atarfs. who hud fciuifN. buy
he -tuH rDitp.Dd INTO In-NN.iHll.fN. Ihft run
hm fll some timc Iicst-t. Who l- Thought q" hc
Nie our who struck Mm with thr pip. inmcudius
that q g.t-- 0f wlu.l.v Dec given fO iI- V'fIM. y
uorod. A. 10 dashed up fo the door IIra-y dbtp
peaird. The pole" arr..f'd Murphy. 'arr"u ana
Mafly D.nuir- died i. ~. Mary Hospital 80 !
d. m. yesterday. without r.f"t..II~ 'n'-.i'u .i'r'
lle VIZ tIrft ,oor- oi ..l'f and lt.orcr.
working AZ Pile driving. Ilr police .af tlt I'av.
vIo D. fhourhi o. ltfc -fru.. %" f.itl blow, D.
orc ~ tlc most hardened uhu- iu Hol'acn.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
NrW YORK CITY.

pi,v IN the B.r,oicy Athletic clubs open tennis
tournament. which wa, interrupted hv the inter
schoa.tc games ON saturday. will be resumed on the
oval TO-DAY.
some Of the rirls In the gymnasium can Jump over
A i've foot bar-and they don't have mouse IN the
room either.
Bishop Potter completed his CITY hnh year yes'"r-
day.
Captain Albert Kauil Who has Just lcen dc''' 'cl
from the Portsmouth Navy Nard and ordered !" ho'a
himself n r,adincs, for sea duty. w probably relieve
Captain Arthur A. Yates # the command Of the Fen
saoola A. the present term Of scaduty Of tn latter
officer has nearly expired
The commencement exercises OF the Industrial ana
business ca.sc. Of the Young Womeis christian ~
soclatlon will De hcA at 40. East Fifteenth st. TINS
evening Claunocy VI Dcpcw and the Rev pf'' -
C. Greer and wilton Merle smith viii make addresses
The annual complimentary excursion given Bog cH-
ronsr,.sm.,n John II. staun 10 the Union veteran
,odicrs and sailors of New Nork and ~ vicinity viii
nike place on Inue 90. 10 insure the comfort and
pleasure Il guest preparation, viii be- nado ONLY for
those whose acccptan,o, ais received by June l.
Collector Erfnrdt ara colonel Weber visited Flh'
Island ye tcrdly ,nd inspected The Old harraoks 'h'r
with WOW 90 utilizing thcm fur the accumulation
OF detained aHl s.k immigrants.
pr John Logan. Of the lri.h Historical socicty
vii deliver thc Grafton at the grave of Peter cooper
tu MfIN'IIil iifs
Tho Rc,. Vi g. Nolan of -. Augustine church.
ha. l,.n made pastor of the church ~ tle Nnnun'h
iipu Ouc hundred and thirty nr,st. and broadway n
par. of fath,i GrfiL. Who i~ dead.
Father NcIh.f ~ - Jp.cphs church. ln West one
hundr,dard tw, my nth h.s b. ~ trinScrr Z"
Church o, Che immaculate Conception. -ap'ci"n' = J.
All Of the .oDlciie. attached 10 the Roman Catholic
Church ~ the Assumption 90 Wc-t i'ii' r'nil 60.
Viii eo upon 'Act annual excursion o. day to ldic"id
Grove on the llud 1910.
Particularly suitable f,r the Edon Mu.c' - t'" on
tcrainment given each 90 moon and evening m NanN
Hoo. q cpuiurur of nfe ability. ana un'ie ii. nhd
tomr Crcis.tau assistant Ihc.r apps sfanc' h1. been
heartily welcomed. and thc afternoon Performance r
especially favored o, women. 1iD Hungarian band
continues popuur feature IT lie Muscc.
The DAY Line steamer, Sew Nor, ard Albany. -
the Hudson RIVER unr. viu bc-in their r'sulnf trip.
for the .ea-on on Wednesday. On Decoration u'' tc
st1amer Albany viii mahc an excursion O. N.'hurs
and rogghkcepse. having Fulton st hr'ohyn 'o' an
neal az /, u. fu.. and Wet Tvcni, second .t. %cN-
York, a. 9 ,. m.. returning by Steamer Sew York.
1hc second Of the .cuc. If tcmpcrn.c lectures hy
pr Logan. in connection with thc establishment OF %
temp,rtncc .orrty 8 - Pauls Roman ath"io parish
one hundred AID .c,cutccuth st. ard Fourth ave. was
delivered a.t evening DO thc basement ~ Tire church
Tie Rev. Dr. John McQurA. pastor # the church.
presided.
The costly now marble altar IN po church ~ tho
Taulst Fathers b. Finished and Wa uscd yesterday ios
the first time.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
GATHERED hR0rr TIE TOWN.

Mr. Elizabeth N.y. % 80. as- Nav, ST. vho Va.
arrested upon charge - failing o. provide fr tIo
infant, u her nursery. has been discharged b' Police
Ju u.e walsh.
Ir Talmaee preached yc icid.y morning u u,
Academy Of Music upon "Ihe ilan-lu- OF iituan
Dr Abbott Was ont 4 the CO... >c.icdry. AID mt
pulpit BOO P} }m1uth Church was supplied h' tho Re-.
Howard I--. a-si slant pastor lu tc morning and
By IN Rooster Vs. Raymond 300 tic evcniu.
Dr Charlie, ~. Hall made an appeal in the Church
Of the lioy Trinity yesterday fr fund To- provide %
picnic m ~ para for the member of the c'ne.cra
tpu aud SUNDAY .chool of the thuf,h Of ST. Augustine
Ccolorcd. boa Canton &c.
Michael Curlc,. are fort, eve of No. 81 Franklin.
ave. Nhl" undf thr inhu'urc ~ hgu'r lH.t c'rnu-,
f,n down flehf II stains 80 hs home. and broke h.
neck. Instant death followed.
Mn susan ruipic age ninety ~ 40. 1ol THAR,
St. fl dowu.tairt AZ Der home lt-t crcuu. and
rc~e'vei compound fracture Of hcr r.f forearm and
serious internal miurics. she ws- taken I, the
Homeopathic Hospital for treatment.
The police were informed hy telegraph Yesterday
that a who .l-t.rcd a. Monroe If Br1oklyr.
y s.. found dc,c n oed boz o hotel ai IL. h0cli.
Conn. Ouh tao meu 1--we 900 Brooklyn by the name
of A. Monroe according 20 me directory and inquiry
at thoir home, showed That neither OF them va, out
a town.
w,lidr.--cd woman. who refused 20 give her
nuInc. Wnr arrested on saturday evening in The mil.
nucs, store uf Nkmau. 80. A. Fulipu-t.. vith
several pieces 81 ribbon her shopping hag for which
she had paid SHE recorded Jane Doc.
reception win De- ciccn 20 Bishop Loughnu At
ST Johns Home for Bows Thuf-da, evening. IN
connection with thc Performance ol drama u honor
a. his sii.n .u'I.c. vhi.h occur, 90 October Tho
play s. entitled fhr E-h.p.7 and va, written by
Ifvfc.s.r Nmu," }. I-in.
The Bcccher Monument Fund Comm.tte" hos adopted
resolution in honor of lr former treasurer Ripley
Rope. The monument fond now amount. 10 about
900. ui which $1,000 has ben paid 10 the
sculptor. j. . s. Ward.
Active preparation. are bong made for the annual
uectiue Of te stat" >undi, - hopl .atior ~ Dee
held n pr Meredith, InmpNn, Avcnur tolsfcsa
uonal Church ~ three daY. DO the second week. in
Juuc About 900 delegate, viii have 10 b. provided
for.
Tho Erook'yu Library A-.ociatlon has purchased the
property in .crfcppt -t. n thr rear Il H. utaguc
u bu.lding. partly an Investment ard partly -
prevent the erection of an immense once building.
which would cut 0l the Hight in the library and read
INK room. when the twOycars lease upon the prop
rrtv cNpircs q is probable that an extension of the
onice huillin. connected with the library Will b.
eIeCed
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
p,pr ryTyRcOLLEGfATE SPORT Promised.

The intercollegiate games 70 take place on 'no
Rcrkecy oval On saturday are perhaps second To none
l nont Of interest to athletes In tins nclghborhoou
r,n,rtaton centres chiefly In the following contests
and the reason for IL X apparent when the entries are
considered: m the 1OOyard run, for which there arr
about thirty entries. e. H. sheriff., OF >de, Tor thc"
veor- holder of the championship in the 100 ana @-o
yard. r-,cr- Will meet Luther Cary. oi fHhccioh'
who h, record of doing the 100 yards in 10 sec
onds. the 30 yards In - 10 seconds anu the f1o
cards I'm % = seconds Tome'hlng unusual IN anna
,cpr ,,blct.. and "a iiltc better than shcrrlll has
ever done T. ". Robinson, Of Yale. j. also expected
to take a foremost place IN the contest. The 40
ward dash for which there about forty entries. VIII
be- holly contested ly sheriff. and Robinson, oi lHf
,rd CRY and Vr,dcnburg. of Princeton. In the 4io-
vnrd run vs. &. Downs 0f Harvard ana W. I. DoilH'
NJ PRINCETON ~, expected TO do something unusual.
IN me- lalf mile run. ln which there arc about thirty
.rtrfc pphm p0vu-. Nosburg. EcNnolds, Fearing ana
wright an hld fair 10 DO excellent work. In tIr
m,ir cu VOLS. - Amherst. Hombnstle. "i Columbia
We. 4 - the Uuiycr-ity 81 Irunr' kahh Lowell 81
liz = nd ard LIoyd. ~ Ndl' hav0 entered ana
nrophct, have -cticd on Wei, n The winner. For
Inc running high jump. !. -. webster. Of Harvard,
A. Il. Green and G.. X. Fearing have ,"od It'orls
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
GERNAyS cELEBRAIING o plIyGSrEX.7

Whilsuu'idc and the day alter are important hoi
DAYS ~ the German, In TN, city. Who hoWc,cr oclc
hrlic IL much 10y religion. services by picnic,
and cNcur-i,dls wh"tc the pleasures ~ strictly
worldly KIND som" II the German clurchc- will hold
cal -crvcc- TO-DAY, IN honor II The Monday after
Pnu.,tu~ uut the number of tlD>. who viii attend
- bv no mean, large a that II tIO-c who viii 20
t. groves and gardens ~ about the city, 10 engage
in virou, sports and u drink beer Parties Of plea,
,chcr.. Including mmi',l, mutual benefit and
dramatic 4,ccic~ visited suburban beer gardens We.
teriay. aud today the scenes oi m"rrImcnt viii De
repeated 900 a larger -cal"
The central Turn Nciciu. the owner Of the handsome
larse hudinc IN East sixty seventh St. will have "A
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
SCNE ODD PETRIFlcIIDNs

From The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
4 fcw days ago Mr.. Joseph Bcldlr Of Benton mr.,
utcd Attorney j. -. Wilson. ~ Ho,c0Dcl with a line
lpt ol Specimen, which -he found In Galcun m
Among them B. prtrincd egg. perfect In ltpr.
cDoI,d green by action OF iron found with twcly,
others i5J feet below ilir cartn's surface: al an
English walnut picked foI tree .ttndlne I'm wafer
u air tlgit cavern ninety feet under ground Or
l. A. Ilaynaun advances the theory that these ,pecl
mems. together with the piece of land on which they
rposci. many Ncnr~ ag' suddenly dropped into a
large opening ~ tI" earth beneath them. and tho
ground Immediately closed over Them forming Am ,Ir
tight cavern iu which tlc tree with rs nut, "a, trr
fcclt pr"-civcd until d dfurbcd by the pick and "a ind
Ia of the mil'r iu search Of wealth. Mr. VIII,
think, o presenting them 10 the state Historical 80.
tlgf
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
SHIPPING .NEITS

PORT or NEw.YOKK. ............SUNDAY MAYA ,s.,
ARRIVED
Steamer CITY Of Rome (Brl Yonng Liverpool MAY II
sous. Arrived ~ the lar at 3. 10 % '""' "
steamer AuGah!t Br) Dution. Liverpool My II opeo,.
H. viii ase and 10 Vernon n brox, a ~
Arrived 80 tie Bsr AZ q " " ~
SieRmCI Alaska lTi. Murray LIVERPOOL NAV II oueo,.
with Tnd.e and passcngersto NJ Tnderh,r a ~
Arrived 1T q 7.2s u u. " W.
steamer jerome rrl Harrison. Manaos Nayg par, !
Will n-c and passengers to Booth 60 Arrived Al tnn
at .. - ~ '
steamer 0ranIe Nassau Dtohl. Torgdragcn par,mn,lo
May va "hhWard Islands AMI Port Prince with rnd,e
passengers kunhaTdt al tha par "a,
~ 'N
Steamer Mendez Nunez Span. Lopez Mexican ports VII,
Havana Gays WIN muse ana passengers NJ Ceballo.
Co Arrived ~ the BAf al ~. '''o'
steamer TrinfAd tBrl. Fraser Bermuda daya ,h ,n,.
passengers TO OncrDridge Co Arrived a, ih t,a5
: '' "~
steamer lroqao pennngton JACK sonvie Charleston
Steamer CITY OF Savannah Googin. 2,Ta"n.S
ndse and passengers to X Walker. ~''' WIN
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
AFFlIES ~ BROOKLYN.
N AIp or 4 nu.rlrM.


TIE Rev. John s. lrc0 tlnufec superintendent Il
the Methodist Ep,..oral Hospital at sixth st. and ~v
onth ave. .pokc u tie Interests Of that institution 100
the rr.t Place Methodist ip.oopal church al First
Place and llcup 80. yesterday moruInr. Fund
hrc now being raised 20 complete the central building
of ne thr,e which were partially erected hy the mu
rfrcuoe Of GeOrgc ~c1iey. Oue huildiug W.. com
pctsd and opened about Two hut ts capacity
/ not equal o. the demand for trtnmwniHt41n-. 81
the meeting of The Board - Manager tfo sub
rfrptluu~ of r5.pD e1th were announced. \ lawn
party AID festival VIII alury io given the ground,
~ the 'tItlDn e. Hd securing the fund needed
The Rev Br T. II. Buckley president Of t.o ll.trrf
Of Nlna-cr. Nf,I tlc idGre-> Of Nr. blc, Aurd-e
q collie, ton 300 aid of tHe hospital Wa taken.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
III nlrr 1 rrsrInnsLlL cnycrRr-

utrp Entertainment aaG testimonial concert to MI.
Kfr. Fir.f oi,n.tffn $3.50 be given saturday ",r.-
Int a. u.. UD,i lr.tH.h Au.pne tho.o 1850 Wlu tlhc
part ln o. 49,. Nl. N.o.'n. .oIrano. \ ~ Wlnsl,r
ina ~,f,r b. "t.Io Ilr..- Irving rinn1f,r ,nd f.
-..r.,. f.id'.. A..ln Pinf0-r. t..lul-,. J..
Ina.4t hif0ae ani rI.f,-,of Mor.i. tenor. \ rar.
d,u -..n. ff.I ~.h.i.t. "N1r >tltr'' VII no pre-.
.n..d WITH Ai- ,ulHu,.n and Mf-. &. 4. le,i ia the
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
NEWS FROM NEV-JERSEK.
II RSEN CITY.

The Rev. DR. Scudder preached Memorial Day
before "A large number of "rahu ARMY men al
the Tabernacle last night
The Ecv Edmund Kershaw will be Installed a.
pa,tor of =, Marks Church on June l. The ordlna-
ton will be held by Bishop T. A. otarkcy, at 10 80
a. m and sermon will be preached by the Rev.
Dr. A. q. Mortimer. Of -. Mary's Church. staten
Island.
The Central Avenue Reformed Church has decided
10 build now ediGcc on It's property at central ave
and Rover. Il II viii be two stories, with tower
TIE uiur mart will be- for the regular services, ana
thr lower part for the Use Of the sunday school.
The IA stor. uf llohokrn arr making war on the
soups" iu that city, which are a disgrace 10 the
community. - ,.
a ,nlt,e 81 sermons 10 business men was begun
Ise, evening I'm the simpson Methodist Episcopal
Church Tishop Edward g. Andrews. Of Ncw-lOrk
preached the first Uf tie series
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
SHr rRiED 10 HAyG HnRsrLr ~ THr Strict.

About o.lo.t yv>rlay morning Annie K1nf sro
rlr..at. yt1r. ~ tvefth-t and Third
,,. In.Hp't p, utnr h''..f a' t. corier = Nn'hoy
,nI ~.l.Hf...'.-'. Annie throw piece % sinil'--
.ne oter Ilrpp.-t anl t,nt uoo md. .nlriv
lfYlrI crowd - rl ifru Who were VA hing hrr that
-I. s4- ,.r. to .t.-l and - rkiug head tl.
uo-e prepared Jl d.e. so. ~ted and committed
for examination Dr. -tu.ty by justice Hogan. In
]. I.r.r.ul ti.t..t Io..o" Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
AyyIrrRsARY oF 4 SWEDISH cHrRcH.

The forty nnh anulycr,ars II the swedish Methodist
Episcopal Church. at Ffty second 4. and Lexington
ave-. was celebrated Yesterday by scial service. Tire
LxingtOn-ave. church wa, the first swedish Methodist
church IN the United States and IL h the mother of
all the swedish MethOdism Ia the country. AZ the
morning service the Rev. j. Hanson. Of Quincy, Mass,
preached. platform meeting was held In the after
noon, and Bishop Andrews and the Rev. DR.. j. NJ
Reid delivered short ADDRESSES. The evening service
was attended By welAnOvn swedish ministers from
New-York tribune., 1890-05-26
RARE REOPPCRTUylTY TO BUY SILKS

To-day we shall have on sale Il
large importation of Washing
Silks, in cOiOrings and styles that
are entirely new. and are now
shown for the first time in this
country. The fabric is light in
weight and possesses great wear
ing qualities. They were ordered
with the intention of selling them
ut Si.OO per yard, but, owing to
the lateness of the season, we
shall dispose of them now at 60
cents.
Our Special Sale of COlOred
Silks i'm lengths of 20 yards and
under, ut Half Price, will also be
continued.
JAMES McC ERY & CO..
Broadway and l1th st.