New-York tribune., 1891-05-24
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Tho newt meeting of the United States Cathohc his
toroa Society will be held tomorrow at p III. III
the hall of La Sale Institute Fifty -nlnthst' 'dIu'ilai
cihhors,s account of his missionary abors In Norh
Carolina as Vicar-Apostoic, and the Rev. D. a. val
trs, history of the last hours of Mrs. surratt VIII
draw large numbers to this meeting. All are i"'''0
The Catholic Club has reelected Charles V. Fornes
rres,dent for the third consecutive term The other
officers are: yice-pre sdents John d. Crimmins ana
W u Hurst secretary Joseph f. Owens; treasurer
p B. Cavanagh; Managers Thomas J. Cotton james
7 phelan. Alfred j. O'Keefe Andrew J. Connick'
Henry e. Cavanagh ]. j. O'KeefIe. John A. Mcosn'
T. J. Mcclure and Albert Falcon.
Tho Irish-American Athletic Club football team VIII
play a series Of games with the Emmets' oil brooA
lyn on the club grounds at Erastina D L. pouas'
The Rev Matthew Doherty, assistant rector OF inc
Roman Catholic Church of Holy Innocents lmr'y
seventhst and Broadway Is seriously i'll with BriShts
disease at the home of his cousin. Mrs. Bolton, NO
o13 West One-hundred- and thirty seconds6, ana MS
nbvscian thinks that he has not much chance TO re-
M weakesh have been caught in Jamaica Bay yet
but founders can still be captured by thos' VINO Kho"
where to CO. while blacksh are plentiful ana large a'
the Canarsie breakwater and Barren Isiahu' 0eN
bass are also fairly numerous.
Ex-Congressman John H. Starn will give COM
nlmentary excursion to the Union veteran soldiers
This is the thirteenth annual excursion gwen by MT
starin to the veterans of>the Civil war.
Tho new summer programme at the Eden Musee,
,,bich includeS a well-dred ballet and NUMBER OF
rovel dances has met with success from the start
II is a bright and seasonable entertainment There
are sacred concerts to-day and novelties enough 10
please ALL
Last week was busy one with Water Register hleS'
for houseboders and other patrons OF Croton water
6ocked into his Office to settle their annual ana quar-
terlv rentals that his receipts reached the unusu
total of Ss1, $50 SO. There was rushing business
done ano in the sale of city licenses. Mayors Mar
shaI Enoelhard issued $40 and collected 1888 so
In fees.
awbat Have Seen Of Darkest New>york" is the
subiect upon which Colonel II. H. Hadley, supern-
tendent of ST. Barholomews Mission will ADDRESS the
massmeetine at Old Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church at 3 80 p. IN. to-day
The American Legion Of Honor will have an enter
tanment at Cooper Union on Tuesday evening. Mayor
Grant will preside, and Charles H. Litchman and
Morris Goodhart will make addresses
The County Medical Society will meet at No. IL
West Forty third st. tomorrow evening when papers
will be read BY DIR. e. ID. Fisher and II. G. .Pfard
At Association Hall to-day at p. there will be
young mems rally, solos by Miss Annie Lucille Kelly
and an address by DR.. J. NJ. King secretary of the
National League for the Protection of American In
sttutions; subject. Slain Jonathans."
The delegates of the United Bowlers' Club who are
10 compete In the international tournament al Hanover
sailed on the Hamburg American steamer DANA for
Hamburg yesterday.