New-York tribune., 1891-03-04
NFW.YORK CITY.

The steamer BeIgfc arrived at san Francisco on
Friday with mails from China and japan Oh 'io
following dates IIong Kong, February .3 Shanghai
February 3 Yokohama, February 49, they are due 70
arrive in New-York tomorrow morning Iho hcA'
mail for China and Japan VIII close at the General
Postofice this city, at $50 p. m to-day
A new stone and brick mortuary chapel IS 10
no erected in tho new part OF Calvary Cemetery, st
a cost Of $4,000.
The supervisors for the election held in November
will be paid in rooms Nos 43 and AZ, on INC seooHu
floor of the Postonice Building between and p m
as follows: The Ist and Nllth Assembly DiStricH'
inclpsive> on Friday; the XIth and XXliid Assembly
Districts inclusive, and the Tweniytird ana twenty
fou,th Wards on saturday. Those not paid then VIII
hc paid at the Office of Marshal JacobuS between
10 a. H. and p. IN. on and ai'cr Maich a. d.u
until March &C. Payments VIII be maze 10 ''e
supervisors in person only and on the SURRENDER Vi
their commission. About $4,000 will DO paid the
1000 supervisors
Tho one hundrcdth anniversary Of the birth Of
Archbishop McIalc the patron Of Irish literature vi"
be celebrated by the Gaelic Society In cooper .ho o
| March 10. Bishop OFarreI of Trenton, will be The
principal speaker
| Commissioner Shields yesterday held Lee You Pine,
Of No 81 Pcllst., to await the action OF the '''cu
States Grand Jury on charge Of smuggling opium.
Judge MARITIME will today impose fines in General
sessions on Jurors who failed to appear in court ana
who have offered no valid for their delinquency
Jav Gould is one Of those who Is liable lie paid
ane of 500 last December for falling TO serve as a
| juror.
ON the evening Of March II, st. Patricks Day,
tbo Friendly Sons Of St Patrick will dine at Del
monico's the Knights at the Metropolitan Hotel the
ST. Patrick's Club at the Hotel brunswick, ana the
Friends OF Ireland at No. 6 Park Place
The Committee on Teachers Of the Board OF Edu-
cation met at no. 14G Grand ST. yesterday AFTERNOON.
They heard a number Of petitions OF teachers ana
considered the question Of exempt and non-eNchp'
teachers Much opposition has been manifested 10
the existence Of class of exempt teachers, WHO are
rot suh1cct TO examination at the Will Of the super
ntendents change viii be made In this regard
In all probability.
Dr. A. V. Williams Jackson delivered lecture ycstcr
day in the free public lecture course OF the lhdstrla
Education Association, at NO. University Pace on
How Language is Formed The lecture was listened
to with interest.
In coui1ncmoration Of tho one hundredh anniversary
~ thc death Of John Wesley there will be pilgrimage
o Methodist cicrgymen and others in July. 10 Epworth
thc birthplace of John and Charles Wesley. The ar
rangemcnts are being made by the Rev j. I. Docking
Of Boston University, and the party viii sail from TN
| CITY on the Cunard steamship Hothnia
The Veterans of the Irish Revolutionary brotherhood
will celebrate the anniversary Of the Fcnah Rebellion
in Ireland by dinner to-m0rro" evening III hoSc''
Cafe No. 6 Park Place.
-Reader. There are two grades Of leutcnants IL
the Navy. and they are designated as "Ecutchah's %
no senior grade and leutenants of the Junior grade
The latter correspond with the grade OF master,
which was abolished few years ago. All OF th'
officers OF the several stan corps rank with tho
several grades up TO the rank of commodore, but moi
to that Of rcar-admifal.
"B. H. Pr-G) baron Ilirsch is now at Monte
Carlo Letters address sed to him at the Marlborough
Clnb Pail Mall. London, will bc forwarded (2l Mr.
and Mrs Kendall will return 10 NcwI orR IN April
Their temporary home will be at the Victoria Hotel
Thc Ladies' Central Auxiliary Committee Of Tho
Charity ORGANIZATION society holds conference TO
morrow afternoon 30 O'Clock AT No II University
Place 10 which all ladies' interested in charitable worl
arc invited A paper will be read by Mrs Louise :
Uouchton on What Practical Education can be Givci
Children Of the Dependent Poor to Prevent Paupri'm
The funeral Of John Il. Mcmahon, prominent mem
her of S. Parick's Cathedral parish, who died sud
ccny Oh sunday evening from heart disease, tool
pace Yesterday at the Cathedral a large delegation
| Of the society OF the Holy Name, OF which Mr
| Mcmahon was prominent member, attended
A resolution was adopted By tie Board of Aldermen
Yesterday protesting against the passage Of Assembly
| bill No. 200 and calling upon members Of the Lcgis
ature from this city TO oppose II and labor for its
| defeat The bill introduced by Asscmhlymar
Mullaney and its effect is to permit any surface rail
| way company which obtained the consent OF Tie
local authorities prior 10 January I, 1857, to evade
the payment Of lawful fees and percentages payable
| TO the city.
| j. p Dclany treasurer of the ST. Patrcks Club, Of
| this CITY, is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his home
| No. 60 Lindcn-st., brooklyn
| Tomorrow General Emmons Clark will have served