New-York tribune., 1891-05-25
NEW.YORK CITY.

Francis Z. Dodge, who sustained fracture OF 'no
coar-bone By being thrown from his horse on sa'ur
day in the Western boulevard, and who was taken !"
tbe Manhattan Hospital, able to leave II yestcr
doy for his home at No. 1oo Perrepontst Brooklyn.
The American wage-Earners Alliance held tneir
regrar weekly session yesterday, President Frederic
sierist ir presiding. The Peoples party the hoeso
nolitical mongrel in National politics. was cohoehheu
Tho heads Of the various branches OF the Construc-
tion Department at the Navy Yard have sent 'cs
timonal letter to Naval Constructor W. L. nih,onSo
recently detached and sent 10 the Boston iaiu' 'N
ing him for his uniform kindness and cour'eseS Sno""
70 ALL of the workmen during his term Of detail here
meeting in the interest Of the RANKIN h'onaraS
rrstitute Windsor " c., will be held at the broaa
o h.rrac,o ths evening Addresses will be made
by the Rev. Drs. Charles F. Deems ana W. d. Der-
rick r. McCants Stewart, ex-senator warner hher'
the Rev. Charles A. Savage and Rhoden MITCHELL
A. II. Bradley, of James C. Rice Post. has been ap-
no,ned assistant TO the Grand Marshal OF the Dranu
Army of the Republic on Decoration Day.
Archbishop Corrigan blessed yesterday. In the pres
ence of large congregation and attehoed py HIS Sou
retarv the Rev. DIR. Charles L. Mcdonnell, the new
church at City Island. Mass was celcorateo oy 'ne
Rev. Dr. Charles NJ. 0Keefe.
The St. Francis Xavier Boat Club will have an
elaborate entertainment at the opening OF their new
boathouse. in East Onehundred-and6tyth third-st. on
Decoration Day.
The annual closing exercises OF the Jewish Theo-
logical Seminary took place yesterday afternoon In
Cooper Union and the fourteen students were ex-
amined in Hebrew, the Talmud and other subjects
None OF the students graduated, as the seminary
has existed only years and the term OF study Is
seven years.
Colonel H. II. Hadey, superintendent OF ST. Bar
tholomew's Mission, delivered an address yesterday
afternoon in the Old Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church in Washington Square, on What Have Seen
Of Darkest New-York.'
Among local literature Of the present month is
little book issued by the firm Of Hughes & Ross, No
Al Broadway Its object is to show how family that
had been for nine years living in fiat at an ex
orjtant rent secured on Staten Island home OF It's
own at little cost
aThe Illustrated American which will be out on
Tuesday will print some interesting reproductions OF
pictures in the Paris Salon.
There will be large sale Of choice lots at the Real
Estate Exchange No. 50 Liberty st. at IL o'clock on
Tuesday. The lots situated in Kingsbridge Road
Tenth Eleventh Wadsworth and Audubon aves., and
from One hundred and seventy eighth TO Cnehundred
and eighty second sts The sale Will be by ADRIAN H.
Muller e. Son, with Peter F. Meyer as auctoneer.
The Yachting department Of the Manhattan Athletic
Club is having gold cup made, TO cost $1,000, which
will be offered prize this season, the owner OF
the yacht winning it three times to become the sole
posSessOr of the cup.
The annual election Of Edwin Forrest Lodge OF the
Actors, order of Friendship took place yesterday
afternoon in the Broadway Theatre Build
ing. and resulted in the choice of the following :
President Edwin Knowles; vce-prcsident, E. L.
snader; treasurer Frank W. Sanger secretary. J. j.
Spies; board OF trustees. Lonis Aldrich, Augustus
pftou. Frank W. Sanger, Harley Merry and Lester
Gurney.