New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-10
NEW.YORk CITY.

Despite tho warm weather the "Fall OF Babylon"
continues 10 draw crowds, and promises TO be-
strong attraction at the Panorama Building for many
months to come. on Monday evening special
view Of the will he extended to the ministers
Of this and neiShboring cities.
At rroeting OF the Executive Council Of tho
Sculpture Society on Thursday the following officers
were elected: J. q. 4. Ward president; Richard VI.
Hunt first vice president Richard W. Glider. second
vice-president: Charles de Kay. treasurer; r. Wei
lngton Ruckstuh secretary. The offer OF the fenccrs
Club let the society use it, rooms for mon'hiy
meetings accented. For the present the address
OF the society Is No 81 West Twenty seconds.
Readers OF The Tribune viii find In It's advertising
columns the announcement OF the Grand Hotel de
rAthence NO. Is Rue scribe opposite the Grand
Opera House, Paris +. Armbruster is the manager.
and he says that ii Is the modern hotel OF Paris.
The members OF the New-York Industrial Art
Exhibition Company recently incorporated, will meet
next Tuesday afternoon at the once OF STANFORD
White No. ! West Twentiethst. The company
expects 70 establish annual exhibition OF industrial
arts. TO be given in October in the Madison Square
Garden.
willis Holly. secretary OF the Mayors office, was
unable TO 60 to the City Han yesterday. lie Is
suffering again from the Intestinal trouble which has
been painful and annoying to him during the last
eight or ten months. His friends were pleased 10
learn that the present attack not considered by
his physicians serious the previous on.
Emccne O'Connor. of the auction firm Of George A.
Leav,t & Coz No ISL Broadway. who was arrested on
May &c. on complaint OF his partner. Harry philips.
and Ludlow street Jail in default Of $4,000
ball. succeeded Yesterday having his bail reduced 10
S. 600. and was released after obtaining sure,ios In
that amount
Last week" reported Street Cleaning Commls-
sioner Brennan yesterday. 81 swept 225G6.O56
square yards Of srceis collected ~ 697 caroads Of
garbage and ashes and paid my swcepers and cart
men S31 .19O So
The Childrcn's Aid Society wishes T. some
lots. free of rent To l." u-cd as playground
for poor children during the summer. owncfS Of
lots can help worthy charity by enabling the Chil-
dren's Aid society 10 establish these vacation play
grounds" In the tenement districts Of the city.
Mails from Melbourne. May L. SIDNEY, May IL:
Auckland, May 20. and Honolulu, June ]. are due
in New-York Tuesday, June IL. The next mail for
Australia. etc. will close at $50 p. n. June L. or
on arrival hero steamer Etruria with British mails
for Australia.
The Bedford street Meti otist Episcopal Church has
had year OF prosperity unelualed since the pastor
ate OF Bishop John p. Newman The church Is
showing how to reach the mont Church going masses.
The leader Of the movement Is the Rev. Clarke
Wright IIc has built up one Of the largest Protestant
congregations in the Ninth Ward. lie received
June = the degree OF d. ID. from Hcdding College,
Abingdon, III. This college ranks among the b-st
Institutions OF learning controlled by the Methodist
Episcopal Church in this country.
The Russian rnen-of-war Dlmi,n Donsko and
Rynda arrived here yesterday o 30 a. and went
I'D 10 anchorages in the North River. The two
cruisers have been at Philadelphia since leaving
New-YOrk.