New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
NETWORK CITY.

The annual parade md review OF tho PARK ponce
will be held tomorrow at 10 a m on inc MAIL III
Central Park
Tho steamer Mary Powell will begin her regular
trips FOR this season on Tuesday. May H. 'ea'ihs
Desbrosscs-st. at 3I5 .. m and West Twehty-'ec-
ond-st. at $50 p. m. for West POINT Nc"o"'s
Poughkcepsie and other towns on the Hudson
River.
The METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art has Issued
large illustrated handbook Of the collection OK
Chinese porcclains lent 10 IT by James A Garland.
The Executive Committee OF tho New-York state
Republican club will meet in Parlor ID X OF tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday at D. m The Re-
publican National League will have It's eighth an
nul meeting In Cleveland on juno 49,
The stockholders OF tho Metropolitan Telephone
and Telegraph Company held their annual meeting
Yesterday at No. IS Cortlandt-st and elected tho
following Board Of Directors for tho year: Charles
+. Cutler. Joseph p. Davis. Thomas 7. Eckcrt.
william IL Forbes George J. Gould. Edward j.
Hall. John f. Hudson James Merrihew. John
jameson. Charles 4 Tinker. John Van Horn.
william H. Woolverton and John II. cahill
The Excise Board Yesterday rejected applica-
ton FOR a license made by Thomas Cairns FOR a
saloon at 40 10 Thrd-avc. The parochai school
attached 70 the Roman Catholic Church ot ST.
Agnes is within 90 feet OF tho proposed saloon ana
the application was denied on that ground. Cairns
had not held n license FOR the place prior 10 April
20, 1885 when tho new Ia TOOK erect
There are now about 2iS5o boxes OF slcillan
lemons on their way American ports OF entry
on board seventeen steamships. Some are already
due and all expected 10 arrive within the next
ten days. These viii furnish abundant material
for the mixing o, summer beverages. and to Offset
their acidity the sugar Trust Will doubtless be
willing TO supply the necessary enormous quantity
OF saccharinc matter at tho Old stand. at top
market prices
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Alliance was held at its Office No. 40 Broadway.
yesterday. The following officers were elected:
President J. u. Bowdcn: first vice president. Henry
HAYES: second vice-prcsident Day1d Unterncyer
third vice president. y. H. White; treasurer Ber-
nard Karsch; secretary George II. Hodenpyl.
The drawings submitted In competition for tho
Roman scholarship OF the American School OF Ar
chttecture in Rome were exhibited at the rooms
OF the Society OF American Artists. No. 25 West
-seventh-s. yesterday. and Will be shown uh-
I'll Tuesday next. from 10 g. m. TO 10 p m Tho
scholarship is OF the value OF $3.50 There were
twentythree competitors from five dineren: insti-
tutions.
The Art Students League will have a fancy-dress
ball on Friday evening at No. A5 West FIFTY
enth-st There Will also be exhibition OF work
by Instructors. members and students.
Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox called Mayor Strong
yesterday appeal TO him for employment on be
half Of one OF her women friends In some OF the
municipal departments. The Mayor. however.
unable to promise anything that would be salts
factory 10 Mrs. Wcox's friend.
The funeral OF Sister NJ Chryseston Farrell Sis
ter Superior OF Ali Saints' Academy. held In
All Saints Church. Madison-avc. and One-hundred
and-tweny ninth st. at o'clock yesterday morn
ing. when a solemn requiem mass was celebrated.
The celebrant the Rev. Father James W.
Power, pastor OF the church: Father OKecfe
deacon. Father Keenan, sub-deacon and Father
ODwyer was master OF ceremonies.