New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-12
NEN, YORK CITY.

\ meeting o. tho Republican club. No "a FiNth-
ave- VIII Doe held Monday evening
The employees ~ Hacketi. carhart Co. the
clothiors of broadway and Cana-st and also near
Chamb.rs-s,. VIII hayo thor eleventh afternoon
and evening picnic al Bcnncrs Kidgc"ood Grove
Long Island tomorrow. the proceeds OF which
Will bo devoted 70 their mutual all fund. There
vii. be- music hy an orchestra and other atirac-
lions and a =. brilliant display Of fireworks.
Commissioner Warins has been III FOR some days
AT MS home. 40 Us Sccond-ave. from an attack
u caiarrh OF the stomach.
Miss Emily Huntington has Just received the
worlds Fair award for tho exhibit OF her kitchen
garden in tho Chdrcn's building The diploma
and beautiful medal were delivered at the United
Charities building. No l,5 East Twenty second-st..
yesterday.
John Matthews OF the firm OF Pit, & Scott. Gus
tom House brokers and forwardcrs was arrested
January IS. 1894. for defrauding the Government
by means OF false invoices. He was sent 10 the
Albany Pcnltcntinry Proceedings to recover were
begun against the other members or the firm. 1t
was shown that they neither knew nor pronted by
Matthcws's operations and yesterday authority to
release them from all claims on payment OF $50
received at the Custom House.
Alderman Ware yesterday performed the mar
rage ceremony at the city Hall for Morris Stahl
and Lena Ernst. the former is sixty-hvo years
old. and the latter is seventy. and both 1.-Two at
40. lOj Pavona-ave., Jersey CITY.
Superintendent Jasper has appointed from to 10
n. N. next Monday FOR public school exercises APP
proprlatc to Flag Day" Sunday being the ami
vcrsary OF the adoption OF the stars and Stripes.
lie recommends that part of the programme be
performed out Of doors. II the weather allows.
Among the passengers who sailed yesterday
the Hamburg american steamship Normanna. for
plymouth. Chcrbourg and Hamburg were Miss
Josephine Il. Amcs. II Boston: Mrs Edward :.
Esy Albert II. Esty Mr. and Mrs. Clarence II.
} E4N md Mr
Ian. OF St LOUIS
The clubhouse Of the Tccumseh club. at No.
3i5 West Forty -second-st, will be formally opened
next Tuesday evening. The Tammanyitcs OF the
XIlIth Assembly District expect to have present
at their opening Ex-Governor Flower John &.
Shechan John b. Stanchlcd. Senator Grady. SEN
ator Cantor. John Boyd Thacher and other prom
nent Democrats.
Mayor Strong gave a public hearing yesterday
the application OF Thomas T. Sinnott for "A license
for roOf-garden at the southeast corner of CO.
umbus-avc. and one hundred -flrst-st The Rev.
John Balloon Shaw and the Rev. DR.. Bradley. OF
St Agness Chapel opposed the issuance OF the
license. SnnottS counsel declared that such a
place of amusement necessary, as there was
garden between Forty-second-st. and Fort
George on the West Side. The Mayor said he
would not grant the license unless the residents
would ask for IT,
Tho commencement exercises OF DE La Sale In
stitute. Central Park South will take place next
Monday at $3.50 D. m. In the Broadway Theatre.
There will be a flag presentation and raising this
morning at Grammar School No. IS. Lexngt ton ave-