New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-23
NETWORK CITY.

Madame Bompani and Dr. Gay, OF Rome, ltaiy'
will meet those interested in the Gould Memorial
Home of Rome, at the house Of Mrs. +. W. Downer,
No. 10 West Thirty -sevcnthst., tomorrow afternoon
at halfpast O'Clock. They will give an account Of
the management and work Of the institution, hoping
thereby to show that this American work in foreign
country is worthy of approval and support
A muggy, moist, dark Sunday like yesterday is bad
enough but to think that II put no water In the ser
velrs made 1t doubly disappointing
Among the passengers arriving on the steamship
La Gascoene, from Havre, yesterday were Charles A.
Dana Madame de Barrios, Lemcio fAubeterre, An
tonic j. de Castro, the Barren and Baroness dc Thom-
son. DIR. S. c. Hooper and Eugene Sanchez.
The dwelling houses Nos. $50 to 456 West Fifty
have been remodelled, and will be opened soon
as a parocbai school under the management Of the
priests Of the Church Of the sacred Heart
The Leontine Literary Union has elected these
officers for the ensuing year Peter F. Handibode pesl
dent; J. Russell Cooley, vlcepresident John IL.
Murphy treasurer; Francis NJ Gallagher, financial sec
rotary W. J. ITarnet recording secretary, and T. j.
Sheridan, librarian.
Mission schools showed marked increase In the
number of pupils yesterday. Thanksgiving and Christ
coming.
DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett, of this city, president
Of the Irish National Federation Of America received
Yesterday SO 500 from the Ishmen Of Philadelphia, in
aid Of the battle for Home Rule The check Is signed
by the Rev. T. A. Barry, the Rev. Walter Cough ana
other prominent Irish-Amercans Of the Quaker City,
The tug Intrepid, Captain Hemstreet, of the New
England Terminal Company, bound from New-fork
for Milestone Point, with a loaded carhoat In tow
slrutk on Gangwsy Rect sands Point, at 10 80
D. m Saturday night. The tug settled and sank
within a few minutes, the captain and crew barely
having time TO get on board the carnoat The tug
Law I'm about fifteen fathoms Of water The Chapman
Derrick and wrecking Company have been engaged to
raise her.
There will be partial eclipse of the on the first
day OF next month 1t will be invisible in North
America
A young man saying he was an agent for LOOMS,
Stanley d Co., theatrical publishers and advisers
of No. 36 Warrenst., visited eight Of the most prom
inent storekecpcrs of Hackcnsack time and
succeeded in getting SO out Of each by promising 10
give them passes to the New York theatres, in addi-
ton to space Of billboaYds 10 be nut up In
| as many villages. He left bulletin boards with the
storekeepers that is all they have ever seen for
their S4s investment The names Of the swinded store
keepers are E. H. Goslee, r. ConkIln, p 4. Combes,
s. waldroD, II. F. Matjetschek, c. A. Boget j. A.
Ellis and J. L. Merritt.
| william J. Molloy, drunken Irish bricklayer, was
found last night the steps of Mount Sinai Hospital
suffering from the effects of laudanum poisoning.
Grasped in his hand bottle full OF the drug
lie was taken into the hospital and the poison was
pumped out Of him. Molloy was tired OF WORK, he
said.
| shrewd importers here Selling the opportunity
presented by the great grain harvest to rave freight
charges. British ships hockng to this port for
| grain. and many Of them come loaded with clay OF
stone, as ballast for lack Of better cargo.
Free lectures to the people under the auspices OF
the Board Of Education will be delivered at O'Clock
| this evening at Grammar Schools Nos 3, H. %, 33,
81, So SO, 10, and the Hebrew Institute, East Broad
way and Jeffersonst.
| Ex-Governor Hoadly reported yesterday to be
ginning strength rapidly. Last evening his condition
was moro favorable than at any previous time since
| his Illness.
The Wesleyan University Glee Club will give con-
| cert at St. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church, in
| Fifty ffth-s between Broadway and Elghth-ave, at
O'Clock on Thanksgiving evening. The club is well
drilled and Is composed Of good voices, and may be
relied upon to give enjoyable entertainment.