New-York tribune., 1891-05-21
NETWORK CITY.

Al the Packard anniversary tonight at Music Hail
the principal speakers will be the Rev. Dr. newton
and Roswell G. Horr. This will be the first coheee
anniversary held in the new haR.
Mrs Catharne Hussey thirty three years old. was
found senseess and bleeding in the back yard OF the
tenement house No 2O2 East Seventy -thrd-st early
| Yesterday morning she had become derous from
illness and had Jumped from the fourth floor she
will probably die.
County Clerk Giegeflch celebrated his thirty sew
enth birthday Yesterday and his subordinates pre-
sented a handsome basket Of flowers to him.
Another day was occupied in the Court Of oyer
and Termner, before Presiding Justice van Brunt'
Yesterday In trying to jury to try the Italian
girl Pasoualna Robertieo, who shot and killed her
betrayer. Four more jurors were secured, ana when
court adjourned there were eleven men In the box
There is such a demand for space to play lawn
tennis in Central Park that President Gallup OF the
Park Department has ordered the construction OF
forty new courts in the South Meadow. These Will
be additional to the $50 lawntenns courts already
established in the Park
The Rev. R. S. Macarthur will give an illustrated
lecture on "Glimpses Of the Midnight sun, and the
Empire of the Gar" In the North Baptist Church, in
West Eleventh-st., tonight.
Frank L. seaver was found guilty in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday Of selling tweny-fv
counterfeit silver dollars on November 27, 1880. lie
was remanded for sentence.
The rooms of the New-York Flower Mission. No.
lo4 East Twenteth-st., will be open every Monday
and Thursday during the summer for the reception
and distribution OF flowers fruit and delcaces TO the
sick in hospitals and tenement-houses. Ladies are
greatly needed to assist in making up bouquets and
taking them to hospitals.
English hawthorn In full red and white blossoms
make a pretty variation in Broadway florists win
dows 1t sells at 81 to 80 branch. Maidenhair
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Charles R. Flint Consul for Costa Rica. received
mail advices from Costa Rica yesterday which dis
credited the recent rumors Of revolution in that
country.
j. L. Riker Post G. A. R., will decorate the graves
Of comrades In the post plot at Lutheran Cemetery
and also at other cemeteries in this neghborhood on
Sunday. and in the evening will attend a memorial
service at the Church Of the Paulst Fathers.
The Guion Line steamship Wyoming, while coming
ND the Swash channel In the dense fog of yesterday
morning grounded. She remained aground for two
hours when the rising tide foated her OF without
damage.
The three masted schooner Hamilton went ashore
on Sandy Hook in the fog yesterday morning. but
was subsequently hauled off by tugs She was not
injured.
The police captains met Chief Inspector Ryrnes at
Police Headquarters yesterday 10 talk over the ar
rangements for the police parade on June l. About
1000 viii take part In the parade Inc march
will be from Battery Park at noon up Broadway to
Twenty thrd-st to Madisonave, 10 Forty irstst, to
Fifth-ave and past the reviewing stand at the Worth
| Monument
Edward H. Horner, the bond broker. Of No. SO
wallst., and his agents Edmund Furst, Isaac Hirsch
and Jacob Traube all of whom arrested several
months ago charged with the sale Of foreign lottery
bonds were discharged yesterday at the Tombs Court
| by Justice Hogan.
| An amateur theatrical entertainment in aid Of the
Avenue Working Boys Club, at No. $50 East Four
| teenth-st was given last night at the Berkeley
| Lyceum No. 10 West Forty -fourthst. The little
audience room filled TO its utmost capacity. Three
interesting pieces the programme. and they
ELECTED abundant applause The performance was
begun with the comedictta "s second Thoughts" 1t
was followed by the comedy The Comical Countess !"
and ended with the farce Trying II on"
William j. whaen Of Washington, whose case
| caused so much criticism on DR.. Irving Wllmarth, a
Bellevue Hospital ambulance for neglect Of
duty was discharged from the hospital yesterday and
! put under the care Of Superintendent Blake OF the
Board of Charities and Correction Whalens was
diagnosed as contu sions of the face and eyelds"
The Board of Civil Service Examiners examined
thirty women candidates yesterday for the places OF
police station matrons. There 100 candidates to
choose from and the examinations will last three days.
The Epworth League chapters and all young peoples
societies connected with the churches In New-YOrk
City that are In the NewYork Conference viii hold
a convention in Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
this afternoon and evening. Six delegates ex-
pected from each church. Addresses will be given
by the Rev. DR.. J. L. HurTbut and the Rev. DR.. j. r.
Day.