New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-03
c,r,,rprn AROI-T THE TOWN.

GATHERED AlbDi M
Miss Helen f.. Savage. teacher IN PACKER ~"
s,itute will chaperone the following par u"."
tour OF Europe which will last TIL Sep'emoe'
,t,soa . N StillwelI Mary Mclean. Margaret
c.0o I,t,a Ioyeioy and Josephine Haseltine Inc
marry will sail on tho Britannia on June L. IL"
itinerary includes visit to Brusse's'
Edinburgh Rotterdam Cologne. The hague AM
sterdam. along the Rhine TO the Black FOREST 10
c.,,7arIand and return 10 the Isle OF "isn'' 'ne
English towns and Dublin and Killarney
The receipts OF the Brooklyn Postof'ice from .oe
sa,e Of hostage stamps, stamped envelopes e'c'.
Cor Nav 1896 amounted ss+4o% g. an increase OF
&. Rs K or 56 per cent. over the correspo"u''e
month OF 1894
Sir Rruce Burnside and his Bertram were
the guests on Thursday OF the FORMER "ep"e"'
Gregory burnside OF No 23' Forty-hith-s'' '''
Bruce who. 1t may be remembered reviewer III
con,nany with General Harrison and Prince FRANCIS
Io,o,h q, Rattenberg the Sunday-school ami
yer,,ry parade was FOR about fourteen years Eng
ish chief Justice OF Ceyion During the late wal
his services were successfully employed IN uc-
fenc. of the Confederate frigate Creta, wnich was
built in Liverpool and was proceeding 70 the pa
bamas for he armament when captured by a
Union cruiser
The Third Ward Republican Club will dedicate
,s new clubhouse at No IA Dean-st. tomorrow
evening CONGRESSMAN Francis II. Wilson. Con-
rr.ss,nan Denis " Hurley. Samuel Drew. SheriH
Buttlrg and others are expected 10 make speeches.
Dishop Mcdonnell OF Brooklyn is now in Ire
land on his way home. lie win probably be pres
ent az the centenary celebration OF ST. Patrick
College a, Maynooth on June %
u.mbers OF St Peters Catholic Library Asso-
citation yesterday observed their usual annual Gus
tom Of decorating the grave OF their friend and
beuefactor Father F'ransioli. In F1atbush.
Re,hel Mission. connected with Plymouth Church.
celebrated It's twen,y-ninth anniversary at the
H.th.l in Hlcks-st. yesterday afternoon with APP
propriate ceremonies. william Vaughn Upper and
others made addresses.
There IL already a lively contest on hand over
the vacant prncipaship OF Grammar School NO ?,
Professor Mickcborough's old place. Professors
vlynen Witherbec and Lyon. the latter OF the
Boys High School. said to be candidates.
The members OF the 9th Regiment. Colonel Eddy
commanding attended services last evening at
Christ Church Bedford-ave and Clymer-st. The
sermon was preached by the Rev. James II. Oar
llngfon pastor OF the church and chaplain OF the
regiment
After being thoroughly renovated. st. Mary's
Church OF the Immaculate Conception. at MauJer
and Leonard SITS. reopened yesterday and re-
dedcatory services were held The pastor OF the
church Is the Rev. James I. Crowley.
william A. Parrenore. ftty-two years Old proof
reader IN a New-York publishing house. while tack
Ing down a carpet In the dining room OF his home
No N2 fIalsey-st Saturday evening. was stricken
with apoplexy, and died before the arrival OF a
doctor
Michael StInweli. Hfty-three years Old OF No
1913 Nineteenth-s. arrested for intoxication
| last night and lodged In the Ffth-ave. station
Later he was found dead. hanging by the neck
from his cell door. lie had used one OF his sus
penders for rope.
Mrs Annie Ionergan. OF No. SS1 Warren st, died
In the Long Island College Hospital last night
from burns received on Wednesday night last al
her home She was found with her clothing half
burned or in II bed and partly under the in
luence of liquor She said that her husband had
thrown a lighted lamp at her. but afterward told
the Coroner that she did not remember the affair
I.onergan was Jailed the charge Of causing his
| Wifes death