New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-19
NETWORK CITY.

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g. s. Batcheller United States Minister RESIDENT 10
Portugal, arrived here on the Normanna yesterday
Mrs Thomas C. Platt arrived here on the Nor
MAMMA from Hamburg yesterday. She was met al
the pier by Mr. Platt.
Archbishop Corigan celebrated mass yesterday on
hoard the Naade, the visiting flagship Of the French
SQUADRON on the invitation of Admiral de CuVerVle'
A guard Of honor of marines was under arms curing
mass and presented arms at the Elevation of the Host
The British steamer Pembrdge, from Baltimore for
Rotterdam put into this port yesterday for repairs
the main feed pipe of her boiler having given out
Father Cotton. pastor of st. stephens Church. has
hought the house No 1856 East Twenty-nlnthst. for
$40 200. 1t was owned by Father " Harry" Mac
lowell tho popular pastor of st. Agness Church, who
is dead
The entertainment course OF the East Eighty sixth
st. branch of the Young Mems Christian Association
will be opened this evening at o'clock by the Boston
Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Carmelite Council No. $40. of the Catholic Bcnevo-
lent Legion, has elected these officers Thomas j.
Mooney, president; p. J. Boylan vice president
Francis T Regan, treasurer; P. Larkn, chancellor;
and william DAY. secretary.
The New-York Temperance Union held its first
meeting of the season yesterday afternoon in the New
Park Theatre J. b. Gibbs presided. The audience
comfortably filed the large orchestra The programme
consisted Of speaking, musical selections and recita
tons.
The Rev. f. p. Quinn, Of Wilbur, Ulster County.
has been transferred by Archbishop Corrigan to ST.
Andrews Roman Catholic Church. City Hall Place
Francisco Larando. an Italian, thirty years old is
in Ludlow Street Jail charge of passing counter
felt money. Yesterday she gave birth to healthy
eightpound boy.
John Gleason twenty years Old OF Ninety -eighthst
and Fourth,ave was held in 1900 bail by Justice
White in the Harlem Police Court yesterday, for trial
on a charge Of cruelty to animals in driving horse
with sores under the saddle.
Tugboat complain Of constantly decreasing
business. Steam barges are becoming more popular
daily and the big railroads about this port will send
a tug free 10 any pier for a reasonable amount Of
freight which is to be shipped over their line.
The Rev. Drs. r. Heber Newton and ]. r. Day and
others Will address public meeting this evening" held
TO limit nquor-stores the West side. The meeting
will be at the West End Presbyterian Church. One
hundred and Afth-st and Amsterdam-ave., under the
auspices of the West side Excise Reform Association
The public invited
The committee having in charge the memorial
vices for Charles Stewart Parne at the Academy Of
Music November met at Ledwlth Hall, Forty
ffth-st and Third ave., last night John McConvine
presided. Roderlck Kennedy appointed treasurer
of the funds which TO be gathered for defraying
the expenses Of the memorial. 1t resolved to
select a committee Of fifteen, who will have power to
make all arrangements for the ceremony.
The brig Harriet G.. Captain, from Nuevitas arrived
Yesterday and brought Thomas Evans, seaman
prisoner in irons, who the outward passage. five
days out from this port, got into alteration with
the mate, G. II. Woodruff and refused to set sail, as
ordered by the mate. The stabbed the mate
in the stomach making a dangerous wound. The
prisoner will be handed over to the police.
The funeral of Colonel John Hopkins Hodges, U. S.
A was held N he NJ
the TRANSPORTATION. Colonel Hodges was quarter
master of the Department Of the East, with head
quarters at Louisville KY, and his death occurred
during visit 10 this city, The officiating clergyman
was the Rev. DR.. George HoltOn. The pall-bcarers
were Thomas Cavanaugh. Wills White Thomas Burns.
James Cavanaugh, william Connolly and Walter Price.
The body will be taken to Rutland VT, for burial
The St. Mary's Library Assocatiln will give
minstrel show and reception November 0 at the
Lexington Avenue Opera House. The proceeds will go
TO the library fund.
An uptown dealer in mems furnishings delivers his
goods on n tricycle. 1t has two wheels in 'front.' with
a box between them TO hold the goods and the rider
sits behind over the third wheel 1t acts as good
advertisement
The ST. Nicholas Union will give it. fall entertain
ment this evening at Turn Hall, in East Ffthst. The
attraction includes % Game Of Chess" by the mem
bers Of the Cathedral Dramatic Club.
Baby Cleveland candy baskets are displayed in the
windows already
In the scheoLhall Of 81. Brgids Church, in Avenue
B. this evening will be cold at auction the boxes Of
the Central Turn vercn Hail. in East Sixty seventh
ST.. where the Young Mems sodality Of st. Brgids
will produce Tho Tioketof-Leave Man. on November
49, The proceeds Of the evening will be used for the
new seminary fund.
IMPORTERS OF W0RSTEDS WILL PROTEST.
Since Appraiser Cooper raised the valuation about
three weeks ago, on an invoice Of English worsteds