New-York tribune., 1891-05-22
NEW-YORK CITY.

and A. LanenDufR, utasu1Oi
w. Connolly, father Of the Rev. J. N. Connolly
Of ST. Patricks Cathedral, who died on Monday al MS
home No. 341 East Fifty frstst. was buried yes'er-
dav in Calvary Cemetery, the funeral taking place III
st. Patrick's Cathedral.
The New-York Telegraph Club will have summer
nights festival at the Empire Coliseum tonight
Captain Henry Erben, the new Commandant Oh us
NAVY Yard issued order yesterday TO the eheo. '
the manner or conduct Of the work under tne anhn
| istration of Admiral Brane would be continued
The Street Cleaning Department has arranged TO
discharge fifty laborers in addition to the 100 sweepes
removed since May 1. These reductions, 1t Is gwen
ont are necessary to keep the department wlthh i.s
allowance. Commissioner Beatte is confined TO MS
house in West Thirty hrstst by severe cola
Corporatjon Counsel Clarks adverse opinion mas
given the project Of building $4,000 eohce III 'ho
yard at hundred and thirty hfth-st o"o
black eye The Aqueduct Commission has withdra"h
it's request for BIDS and Will return those aleaoS
offered
IIpop a report from Mayors Marshal Engelhard. who
investigated charges against Arthur j. Town, VINO
kent an employment Office at No. 1O1 West Eighty
sxth-st, Mayor Grant yesterday revoked Towns
license 1t was alleged that he swindled poor ap-
pncsnts for work.
The German Republican Association Of the XX1l1d
Assembly District will meet tonight at NO l'Slo
Third-ave. Henry Grasse will make an ADDRESS,
The Republican Organization of the XVllth AS
sembly District will meet at NO. "4l "eS' f'i'S
seventh-st. tonight
Lee Yon Pine. a Chinaman. of no. "a Pell-st., was
.cored in the United States Circuit Court yesterday
~ tho charge of receiving smuggled opium last De-
cember
The funeral of Mrs. James Mathews mother Of Miss
d. d. Mathews, teacher in Grammar School NO. 81
was held at her home No 317 East one-hundred-and-
twenty -third-st., Wednesday night the Rev. u.
Mel, Ouackenbush, Of Prospect Hill Dutch Reformed
Church oiciating Friends and relatives from PENN
sr1yania New-Jersey Brooklyn and this city were
present The burial took place at Matawan N J''
yesterday.
The quarterly meeting of the New-York Association
~ Collegiate Alumnae viii meet at No. 607 Fh-ave.
at 80 p. tomorrow.
The industrial school of Pilgrim Congregational
Church will have its closing exercises III the chuCb
tonight There will be an exhibition OF sewing mn
linery cooking seating and other WORK III whieh
the children have been instructed, and prizes Will DO
awarded The school is larger than ever there Dehg
Gs3 names of boys and girls on the roll, with an
average attendance for the year Of 22I. the boys
in the seating class, new department. nave Oeep
interested and successful, boy having made seats
for twenty-six chairs.
The Training School for Nurses connected with the
postGraduate Medical School and Hospital Will hold
| its commencement exercises at the Madison square
, Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening" Dr' ~ d.
| St. John Roosa will preside.
| The Academy of Sciences will meet In Hamilton
| Hall Columbia College, on Monday evening"
| r p memorial services will be held in Emmanuel
Raptist Church. Sufol5-st. near Grand, en- sunday
| evening Naval Post and the farrasut Veteran AS
! socation with other posts of the O. A. H. ana the
| Osborn Cadets will attend Addresses Will be MADE
| by the Rev. Samuel Altman, pastor, and chaplain OF
the grand marshars staff, and by General james H.
J OBeirne.
# was renortA at the Custom House yesterday that
| s Monkg a passenger who arrived here from Europe
m the steamer spree on Wednesday, had told the Gus
toms officers that had nothing dutiable In his bag
| gage But an investigation Of his luggage revealed
the fact that he had linen and dress goods worth $500
and a large number Of cigars. The goods were taAen
to the seizure-room In the Custom House
@J-n.D-The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is open
free to the public from TO 10 p m. on Tuesday ana
Saturday evenings.
| Fritz stalter a shoemaker siSty-eght years old,
who had been a cripple from paralysis for six years.
committed suicide yesterday In his home. on the top
floor of the tenement-house No. 125 East Houstonst.
Thomas Atchinson, twenty-on years old. who was
employed as bell-boy at the Everett House gave up
| his place on Tuesday when lie was reprimanded for
oettine drunk On Wednesday night he hired room
in the Bancroft House. IN East Twenty hrst-st. and
he was found dead there with bullet hole in his head
Yesterday morning lie had shot himself
The body of Albert Toone, seven years old. who was
supposed to have pushed overheard at the North
River and Thirty-fourthst. by playmate on satur-
dsy evening May @ found in the water at Thirty
0fh.st Yesterday. The boys home was at No. 4i2
West Thirty eiglth-st.
A neboat. said to be the Sarah, Of New-York, was
burned 10 the waters edge in Bowery Bay yesterday
afternoon
The Allen Street Presbyterian Church celebrated the
purchase of new organ last night by an organ recital
which was we'll attended. The organist was Edward
G. Jardne
The examination of candidates for the places OF
matrons of police stations continued yesterday In
the offices OF the Board of OWL Service Examiners in
Cooper Union. About thirty candidates were exam
ned the questions asked being in regard TO the duties
they will have to perform and the mdiments of read
ing, writing and arithmetic
0The following committee has been appointed TO pre-
pare the regular nominations for the Consolidated
stock and Petroleum Exchange election TO be held on
June 8 George r. Gibson, VI. B. Mendhsm. W. b.
smith, George A. Bergman, II. NJ. Cooke George W
r | sutton and John ID. LObb.
Richard Croker and W. Bourke Cochran were
coseted with Police Commissioner Martin in his office
at Headquarters about half hour yesterday after
noon but the nature of their confab not disclosed
After his visitors had gone away Mr. Martin said, with
smile, that they merely had made friendly call.
The whtsunday services last Sunday afternoon were
held in the Church Of the Reconciliation, in East
Thirtyfrstst stead Of In the Church of the Trans
5 nguraton, as stated In The Tribune Monday
Among the passengers sailing for Europe on tht
Hamburg American steamship Fuerst Bismarck yester
day were Tschaikowsky, tine composer; Professor II
VOscs Charles 2aldo, Dl. J. H. Miller, Edward S
} De Long, J. H. Ibsen, Jacob Knapp and Duncan Nc
intyre.
At the Barge Office yesterday fifty Mormons wer'
detained for examination.
The annual RECEPTION of the Of the Colorcc
e Orphan Asylum will take place this afternoon on th
asylum grounds one hundred and forty thdst ant
: Tenth-ave.; exercises by the children at 80 and
j O'Clock.
The East side Sunday School Union held its MONTH,
meeting MIGHT at the seventh Preshy Chnrc