New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
NEW.YORK CITY.

-, ...,o -, Ithartv nm Redllw's Island will be an
excellent place to witness the h'Nai P"'auo I.r,,
day. Parties can take the boat nom b"''o'S ,o
from . a. M to IL m. and reach The lsia"u III ""'
for the review. l.,
The schoolship St. Mays Is expected 10 army. g.,
the harbor today or tomorrow IL VIII "'"' f
the naval parade. =,
Miss |. c. Booth has been appointed ""'"'' III
Primary school No. 80
The contest for the prncpalshlp oil inc ,,,.oIr
,,r,ment Of Grammar school NO ii Is bccohi"s n.y.
AMONG the candidates for the place are Miss sara %
pu,k Miss l. r. Croker Miss Catiarlne u McO"ioi'
and Miss CathaTine ID BAKE
The Church of the Messiah will lie open 10 day' anu
the Rev. DE- Robert Collyer will preach Dui"s Wv
ummer vacation the interior of the church mas o'e"
finely decorated
There were 2110 city licenses issued last week. ior
which Mayors Marshal Enselhari receiver S"0i' ~
fees.
o+o, p.cs,er Riley collected S52,241 rs last week
for the use Of Croton "ater'
,osonh brewster Coe, deputy clerk for the lasi
twenty-five years Of the Court Oh common """' "
| % Celebrate his silver wedding on october TO-
The ufcke figures of President Harrison ana "r'Nci
Cleveland at the Eden Musec are iavoFabN o"hhci'N
,,n ~, vi.itos The sculpture is by Thys the art
,rorL lax Miranda and the supervision Of the WHOLE "
Ioseph kepplcr Many Of the figures In the lopol anu
in side have been atred in new fall suits uuipl anu
Mis-, Greville continue their psychonotsm ehleri'i'
ment.
rlo Museum OF Art will be open this afternoon from
to D o'clock and Wednesday, Thursday fru"s on"
saturday from 10 IL. III. to p M. free 10 'io pun.
The price of admission tomorrow ana iueSu"S 10
ocnts The museum is not open at present In inc
evenings.
The gymnasium connected with the hnoX Avenue
1r,,o,ian Church is I'm a nourishing condition. Many
nev members have Joined already this season. anu 1t
* intended that new apparatus shall be addeu WIN"
will make th, gymnasium one OF the ocSt III i'''1''
Ifs influence in all ways is bcnchclaL ana 'He sc'o'
instructors are all specially adapted for the'r "orh
Garrett p serviss. who made such n success as a
popu,ar lecturer on astronomy IN New-lorh "s' VIA
Tar and snrnc that he resigned his place as neht
editor of The sun" in order to devote mhscil CA
clpsvelv 10 the discussion Of scientific subjects from
tho ,laf,rm has recently been repeating the Ora'
,cc,rres in Philadelphia and goes TO Ne" Ehsl'hd
for three weeks for the purpose spending Ior'
,icht If the time in Boston. still later n VISITS
| Washington to tell about A Trip to the Moon ana
| the progress OF creation From Chaos to Man.
There was slight collision yesterday On the North
River. which resulted in no damage between the Terry
! boats Central and CommunIpaw
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Enc"
Pr. byreIau Church, Thiry-s,vcnthst ana M
over the body of David Stevenson inc oie"cr i"0
Rev. DR.. Van Dyke pastor Of the 'church olhca'eu'
the body viii be buried in Greenwood Cemetery 'hl'
| morning.
The funeral OF the Rev. jeremiah p. Turner was
held Yesterday at It. Vincent Ferrcrs Chdrc No. Ell
| Lexingtonave. The requiem mass was celebrated by
the Very Rev. NJ. u. Lilly. Many priests assisted IL
the ceremonies The burial was in Calvary Cemetery
DR. ucGlynn will resume his sunday evening lectures
at the Coop.r Union. The subject for h, evening VII
lao. " Couulus: His Work and It, significance