New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-17
NEW.YORK CITY.

state Senator George L. Erwin, OF st. Lawrence
county called at the City Hall and had quiet little
talk with Mayor Grant yesterday. Both seemed 10 en-
low the confab' but neither would say what IL was
about.
Colonel A. II. Belo, of The Galveston News" and
The Dallas News" Us in the city On bis way % Europe
TO Join part Of family who have been absent about
year.
The ARRIVAL of the ship ST. Mark from San FRANCISCO
ren,enishes the supply Of canned salmon with 1857
cases. She brings also 100 puncheons and 4'lao oar
reis OF w1ne 1,453 commercial packages OF Drtnus'
= EGO sacks Of crude borax and l64 casks OF whae OIL
This Is the first parcel Of the last article tnat e Ooo
ON this market for a long period. 1t Is reporVa "'U
muoh OF the large quantity Of brandy Is to be stored or
ripening.
Georgia opened the melon bombardment OF the season
.ua,, nth 4 600 mslons from the savannah steam
er
A o.peral meeting of the Ancient Order OF Hiber
nans sect,on q was held last evening in Central Hon
and resulted In the election OF the following oihoon
,uchae, t,arvey president; p Calvin, vice PRESIDENT
Lawrence Costello, recording secretary Mioiae felD''
financial secretary, and p Mccioney, ueasurer'
The closing exercises Of the male Department. OF INC
scbool attached to st. Pshioks old Cathedral VIII Do
held in tina Union Square Theatre on june oo' anu VI
the female department In Chicksrne Hall On the iol
lowing day.
y, co troe SCALE as the laying of the foundation OF
the Roman Catholic Seminary, viii take place on euil
dav at Yonkers when will be laid the cornerstone Vi
the new Capuchin monastery and church oy Bishop
sedenbush, of Minnesota
solemn Iridium in honor OF the tercen'enary Oh 'ne
Feast of St. Alloy sius begun yesterday IN 3D. fa
rick,. Cathedral by Archbishop Corngan asssted py 1
PRIESTS large congregation Of the lsisy was pressure
The cornerstone OF the main building OF the "es'
End p-oshyteria, Church Will be laid At Oneh'uoreo-
ard etthst and Amsterdan-aveA on Monday afternoon
., 4 O'Clock The Rev. Drs. Rossiter and "u'on
Nar,a Smith will make addresses. me Kew H. A.
NcEven will 1nas the prayer Of conservation ana ue
Doy Nessrs ChamborS Hoadley, Halseg, WYie' haFV
Low and He,manoe will aAsst IN tho exorcisss' Inc
cornestne will be laid by the PASTOR the Rev. o. oa
com Shaw.
Tho Naval Department made new departure ~
40 vav Ward in the matter of disposng Of condemned
-, x.w daxs ago Instead Of commissions oeng
ia ~ an auctdoneer and dependence being placed
mon lot of irresponsible bidders the proposals ior
~. ,urchase of about 500 tons of condemned storoS
ware preseuted IN sealed envelopes. Yesterday
hoo,d az Navy officers, of which Captain "eoree W.
summer is chairman at work examining the oius'
The Naval Board OF Inspection, OF which Rear Ao-
n,ral Lewis A. Kimberly is chairman yesterday VSiue
| the Navy Yard to determine II the Lancaster tne ne"
| aaqshp Of the Asiauc squsdron " ready for sea- "A
saute Of thirteen guns was given to hear-Adinir"i
| Kimberly Everything was pronounced sensreoVory'
| The reunion OF tho letter carriers OF uhe omteo
States will he held In connection with the unvdnng
| ceremonies OF the s. s. Cox monument ON SATURDAY
| July A. at Lion Park, Onehundred -and-seveno'" anu
| Ninth-ave.