New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-07
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Rev. DR.. J. BucChclcr formerly professor OF
dogmatc theology in the Provincial seminary Of ST
Francis dc Sales. Milwaukee. has been assigned 10 duty
at st. Agnes Roman Catholic Church in East Forty
third-st
The Young Peoples Union Of the Twelfth street
Reformed Church Will have excursion 70 River View
Grove the hudson on Wednesday.
The degree Of Doctor of Law has been conferred on
DR.. Charles Carroll Lee OF this city, by Mount ST.
Mory's College, Emmetsbng. Md.
Much of the old copper sheathing that has been
stripped from the hull Of the man-otwar Pensacola
at the Navy Yard put oil more than twenty years
ago. Tho new shcathing will cost about $1,000.
The Rev Edward b. Brady lecturcd last evening to
a large congregation Dives and Lazarus. or the
Rich and the Poor in the Catholic Church
The now cruiser Philadelphia is expected at the
Navy Yard this wect, o receive her new steel masl'
They lie outside the steel building near the granite
dry dock and simply three Ions. hollow tubes with
a platform on each.
The Xavier Club Will soon move from its present
quarters, No. 30 West sxteenth-s into a more com
modious place at Nos 81 and 90 which purchased
By the faculty of ST. Francis Xavicr's College.
The funeral of George b. LAYTON took place at his
home No. 1927 West Scvcnty-siXth-S' yesterday. Tie
burial will be In Greenwood Cemetery
The New York Cricket Club played the IIarl m Yonn
Mems Christian Association Cricket Club on the North
Meadows Central Park, on saturday, resulting in a
victory for the former by 70 runs The battin: o.
McBeth and Abegra for New-lork. and 1uttle and
Turner for Harlem, the principal feature OF e
game score, New York 70. Harlem 3D.
The regular meeting Of the delegates to the Middle
states Regatta Association will be held at the Grand
Union Hotel this evening.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Fairmount Lady
Cvclcrs Will be held this evening al Paramount.
The openn: Of the Cedar Athletic Gibbs club
house az No lO4 West hundred nd twenty fourth
st. on Thursday night will be celebrated by summer
nights festival.
The Chinese Minister TO the United States Tsu kwO
Vim arrived from France on La BrcaSnc yesterday.
and started for Washington on the O'Clock train
Nonsirnor O'Reilly. who arrived on La Ereagnc
from France yesterday is the author Of the life Of
| Leo Mi which Ia, had such an immense sale in
Europe. lie has been the warm champion OF the
cause Of Ireland at the vatican
Miss Minnie Davis, the daughter of jefferson Davis,
arrived home from France La Brrtarnc yesterday.
She was met at the pier by her aflianccd husband,
Alfred WILKINSON who escorted her 70 the home If
Mrs Latham in the Granada fats, where she will
main for few days.
The bows Of the Twenty third ST. branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association will make their formal de-
parturc for their summer camp at Lake Wa"ayanda,
y. J tomorrow evening.
The Rev. ". e. Kelly OF the Roman tathOhC I nj
vcrsitv in Washington, is at present guest Of Father
Farrell. one hundrcdand seventy sixth-st and Wash
| ingtOn-avc.
! A song service and Whe-Cro,s address by Norway
Williams was given in Association Hall yesterday.
A glass of cool lime water, given between the acts
| 70 each one who desires II, is becoming pleasant
feature of an evenings enjoyment in the city theatres
| on summer nights.
An exciting time is looked for at the special meet
Ing of the Irish National League tomorrow evening, 10
discuss Mr. Parncls refusal 70 permit the holding Of
a national convention of the organization this summer
| in Baltimore
General Daniel +. Scltes will deliver an address
this evening at the parlors OF the Harlem branch Of
| the Young Mems Christian Association.
| man who registered b. smith, Washington,
| d. CO. al the Metropolitan Hotel OH Thursday, died
suddenly Yesterday there IN his room. lie was about
| tfy years Old and had blue serge clothes. The
initials T. s. were his cuffbuttons, and he Is
| supposed 10 have como here from Chicago
The addition to the new wing Of st. Vinccnts Hos
! pital will cost 100000.
| Ernest Miller age nineteen, Of No. IS Wici-st,
who is q clerk at No. $50 Grand-st, while going home
late Oh Saturday night severely burned IN the
face and neck by sulphuric acid. which was thrown
AT him by an unknown man IN front OF No go Riv
| ingto