New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
NETWORK CITY.

President Gallup Of the Park Board yesterday met
the representatives Of the different bands employed by
the city to play in the parks The bandmasers said
that they could prevent their from filling Ell
gagements in other cities, but that they would not
employ musicians for park concerts who were members
OF the bands of other cities.
The certificate of incorporation OF the New-fork
Stock and Produce Clearing House Company, Limited,
which has been incorporated for the purpose OF dealing
in produce, stocks and bonds, was filed yesterday in
the County Clerks Office. The company'S capital IS
100000 and it is organized by Robert Duncan. Frank
G. Prescott, Arthur G.. MOreland George l.. Franken-
stein, Erwin Hopkins, jr L. J. Grenlich, W. D.
IIanley, 5. H. Gage, ID. c. Packard and John j. Macy
The trial of Thomas F. Wynn accused Of pool
selling, was set for yesterday morning before Judgc
Fitzgerald. The is designed TO decide whether the
Ives Pool bill prohibits certain methods of betting on
the races. District Attorney Fellows was SICK, thoush
not seriously, so the case was adjourned
The Produce and Cotton Exchanges voted yesterday
to close all day saturday, July D.
1t is estimated that fully $4,000 cases of new
canned California fruit have been already contracted
for by this and other Eastern cities.
schooteachers say their boys are models OF good
department that vacation is so near
The practical Joker must cease minsling thin round
slices of notified CASTLE soap with the bologna on the
freelunch counter.
Strawberries have had short season hereabout and
supplies VIII soon uepenu upOh "i"' may ''"'N NAN'
western New-Iork.
Large Antwerp raspberrleS placed in the haives OF
ripe aprcos make pretty and palatabe dish for the
teatable Cream and sugar not needed In serving.
The contributions weekly of Hugh o. Pentecosts
congregation in Masonic Hall have fallen to below $50
from more than $3.50, which they were In the be-
ginning-a reduction which Mr.. PentecoSt stemauzeo
last Sunday evening as "ridiculous.'
Besides the Irish-American Athletic Club which was
organized two months ago, an athletic section OF ,he
Gaelic Society has been reoreanizcd' "l'h pr"o'i'o
grounds at Woodside, L. l.
The Rev. F. ]. Weber. who has been recently or
daned for this archdiocese has been assigned by mon
signor Preston TO 81. JoSephs Church. One-hundred
and twenty -ffthst. ard Ninth-ave.
TIE second annual excursion Of the workpeopie EN-
Moved in George Ehrets Hell Gate Brewery took place
on Sunday when about 1000 persons went Oh 'nc
steamer Pomona TO sands Point.
The Rome correspondent Of "The Catholic News
telegraphs that the Pope has appointed the Rev. Charles
E. Mcdonnell. Archbishop Corrgans private secretary
panal Private Chamberlain. with the title OF monSignor
Two mines composed of members of The Tribune
Athletic Club will play a game of baseball on the Jasper
grounds one hundred and thirty sevenhs ana lch'h
ave-, tomorrow morning
The Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church VIII Dc
omen all summer for the sunday and usual weekday
meetings It's pastor, the Rev. DR.. Booth VIII Jake
a vacation Of six weeks, and a numDer Oh ciersS"
will occupy the pulpit in his absence
John J. Lee delivered an interesting lecture last even
ing to large audience in the rooms Of the Cache 80
ciety at No. II West Twentyeighth-st., on The BOOK
of Kells."
The first OF series of entertainments In ala OF thc
new home at Rye for cOOred children OF the Chroh
NJ St BENEDICT the Moor. in bleeckerst was gwen III
the hall of the church last evening. under tie man
acement of the rector, the Rev. John r. Burke
The I'd Battalion Of the Irish Volunteers had us
animal entertainment and games yesterday AFTERNOON
In Jones's Wood. There was large ATTENDANCE III
Guiding delegations from many other lrish CIVIL ai'
military bodies.
"The Two Captves." comedy which was gwen ID
Latin a month ago by the students Of the college, u
ST. Francis Xavier presented again last evening
nv reouest before full house, which was unstntcd Ia
its applause.
The funeral Of John Cattnach was held last evening
AZ his home No 70 West ForiyflthSt. Remarks vert
made by the Rev DR.. Wilton Merle Smith, OF the zen
trail Presbyterian Church. and the Rev Dr van ny NC
Of the South Presbyterian Church. BROOKLYN OF ""'n
Mr. Cattnach was for many years an elder Inc on'''
will take place this morning at Greenwood cemetery