New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-07
NEW-YORK CITY

The Hungarian residents of this city are having
national flag made which they will present to the Guy
in the hope that the Mayor and Aldermen VIII slo"
IL 10 float from the roof of the City Hall on their
national holidays.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Stow Brown and
J. Stuart Brown will take place at the Church Of the
Messiah on September TO- The ceremony VIII be
perform cd by the Rev. DR.. Robert Collyer
The funeral Of Charles b. Meigs took place at 2
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Temple
Twenty thirds ST. and Sxthave. The funeral con-
Quoted by Palestine Commandery, No. 49, and Ancient
Lodge, No. 7o4. The burial was at Cypress Hills.
A number Of wealthy Germans have subscribed
s40O 900 for the purpose Of purchasing several hundred
lots somewhere in the Annexed District, upon which
they intend to build cheap houses for German work
ingmen.
John White, vlce-presdent Of st. JOSepl's Lyceum,
which Is attached to the Roman Catholic Church Of
that name in Sixthave., has been elected president
I'm place OF Arthur Kennedy, resigned John Dalziel
has been elected vice president and Francis Lackey
treasurer Messrs. Laccy, Kennedy, COtter and Col
Inns were elected delegates to the convention OF the
National Union of Catholic Young Mems societies.
The preparations for the celebration of the silver
Jubilee of the ordination Of the Rev. Dr. Charles Nc
Cready pastor Of the Church Of the Holy Cross. in
West Fofty-second-st., on elaborate scale.
Archbishop COrrigan will preside at the service Sew
eral visiting bishops will be inside the sanctuary, and
Bishop WatersOn, of Columbus, ohio, will preach.
The Dominican Union, attached to st. Vincent
Ferrers Church. in LcxingtOn-ave has elected these
officers for the ensuing year: James j. Mcarney, presi-
dent John G. Rean, recording secretary and corre-
spending secretary; Peter Donovan, financial score
tary, and Joseph Kecgan treasurer.
The Tribune received the following additional sub
scriptlons for the Park Place Sufferers Relief Fund
on Friday: "O.,7 $40. and L. A. b. So
Frank Van Pelt was a trusted clerk in the employ
of b. Fisher e Co., commission merchants at No 325
Grecnwchst. On March rs last he cmbezzled S45
and disappeared. Joseph NJ. Hart, one Of the firm,
met Van Pct in Grand->t on saturday last and caused
his arrest At the Essex Market Police Court yeSter-
day Justice Ryan held the defendant for examination.
John Mullane, who stabbed John Martin, jr., of No.
173 Elizabeth-st saturday night, i'm front Of No.
365 BrOomest., was held without bail in the TombS
Police Court yesterday, 10 await the result OF Martins
injuries The latter Is in critical condition in st.
Yinccnt's Hospital
The Iungarians Of this city will hold their first
voksfest tomorrow. ut the Empire Coliseum. Among
uniquc features OF the festival will be a contest be
| tween GYPSY bands for a valuable trophy.
The funeral Of Henry WILSON, of No 800 East Elgh-
feminist held last night atthe Ieddng Methodist
Episcopal Church, I'm Fast Seventeenth--t the Rev.
a. C. MorehOuSe officiating Delegates from Kane
Lodge of Free and Accepted MaSOns. and from the
| General Society Of Mechanics and Tradcsmen were
| present The pallbcarcrs were j. b. Kurtzcroos,
Thomas Fletcher George Hudson, A. L. Bryan Joseph
| Gradsn, W. J. War1well, W. Jennings DemOrest and
| Joseph Hate.
PAINS annual fireworks carnival win take place to-
night al Manhattan Beach. An elaborate programme
has been prepared