New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-05
NETWORK CITY.

When the Board of Estimate meets today tne re.
ouest of the Brooklyn Bridge Trustees 1or f-'ooO0
for improving terminal facilities. and 10 pay lor eA
polce made necessary by throwing open the foo'""
free viii he considered
Controller Myers has appointed John Dury' of NO
153 East Forty c,ghth-st.. messenger III ue rii''
nonortmcnt al a salary If 5000 year. The ne"
r,eseenrer belongs to the County Democracy organza
lion NJ the XXth Assembly District, and is on the roll
of ex-senator Bixby's adherents.
Tho driver Of cart No. 40 Of the Street Cleaning
Department was dismissed by Commissioner beatue
Yesterday on charges of demanding money lor IT,
moving garbage from No. 216 East 1wenty-nhth-su
and other places.
Twentv.three immigrants were debarred at the
Rarce Office yesterday. OF these. twenty were
italians who arrived on the steamships Cacheil'ie
and Burgundia.
The commencement exercises at the College. Tor 'ne
Training of Teachers, No University Place. VIII
take place June II.
Tho Genealogical and Biographical society VIII
meet at the Berkeley Lyceum tonight, when UeheTh
Chr,oe w Darling will read tribute to Horatio
seymour.
The Teachers Association of the City Of New-forK
ove it's second organ recital at Chckering Hall yes
terdav afternoon The following took part in an IN
torestinc programme: Sumner Salter and Dr. "ernt
Smith. orcansts: Miss Kate Percy Douglas soprano
and Misses G. j. Ray and Annie Louise "'n'e' re''''
The lawn party and festival in aid of All saints
Roman Catholic Church. Onehnndred andthlfteth-sV'
and Madison-ave., Of which the Rev j. W. fo"ers Is
pastor to raise money to help complete the pmihhs
~ the new church. closed last evening after three
davs durinc which several thousand dollars were
raised
literary and musical entertainment was given
last evening at Chickerlng Hall by the Heart Head
and Hand Circle of St. Johns Guild. The proceeds
~ tho entertainment are TO be used in furterng the
midsummer hospital work. Those who took part IN
the exercises were the Misses Hennessy, Walters'
Maidhof Meistc, Brauman, Griswold, Collins, hrnm-
meneuer and stark and Victor Harrls' "Ii'i'i
BIunka and Edward Stuart.
Archbishop CoTigan visited ST. Jamess Roman
Catholic Church yesterday. accompanied BY his sec
rctarv. Monsignor Mcdonnell, and administered the
sacrament of confirmation to 500 persons.
Mrs. Chandler. widow of the late Rear-Admilal
Ralph Chandler yesterday went N the Navy Yard 10
arrange for the removal of some of the Adnirals
effects which have remained there since he was com
mandant of the station.
Surgeon General James NJ. Browne came from Wash
ington Yesterday and inspected the Naval Hospital.
lie also visited the Navy Yard and received salute
Of eleven guns
Commander Royal B. Bradford assumed command
Of the new gunboat Bennington the Navy Yard yes
terday.
report was circulated yesterday that Police jus
tice j. Henry Ford who has been staying at Babylon,
l. l.. had had another stroke of paralysis The re-
mort also said that he would be brought to this city
Yesterday afternoon Tribune reporter called at his
home no. 46 West Twenty -ffth-st, where he was
told that the rumor false. and that Justice Fords
condition had not changed since he left Newlo ten
days ago.