New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-24
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A concert Will b given in aid Of the immigrants
cared for at the German Emigrant House, NO. 20
Safest, at steinway Hall on Wednesday evening.
The house is under the direction Of the German Society
The Rev. DR.. John Hal. the Chancellor Of the
University 81 the City Of NewYork will address The
Students Movement this evening in the concerthan
Of the Metropolitan Opera House.
The New-York Academy of Anthropology cordially
invites the public 10 listen to lecture upon The
osophy and It's influence In India In the small hall
of Cooper Union on Tuesday at O'Clock The
speaker VIII be william Q. Judge of this city.
musical and dramatic entertainment viii be given
at No. 40 Park AVE. Tuesday evening In behalf OF
the GWiIson Day Nursery at No. 1875 ST. Marks
Place. which is intended for the OF young children
while their mothers are at work The patrons Of
the institution include Mrs. Jonathan sturgis Mrs
o. H. Lawrence Miss Fanny ogden-Jones, Miss Annie
Bigelow aud Miss Helen G. Jennings. Miss Jennings
has tickets for sale at No. As Parkave.
Mrs Jane Terhune tried to hasten her kitchen fire
at No 433 West Twenty hfthst by pouring Kerosene
on yesterday morning, when explosion followed,
and she was badly burned about the arms and body.
She was carried 10 the New-York Hospital. where 1t
said that she might recover.
Arthur Leverson, the actor in the Zig Zag' COM
pany who arrested the complaint OF his wife.
Kate Leverson for abandonment and failing to sup
port was before Justice Duffy at the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. Leverson agreed TO pay his
wife $40 week pending the divorce proceedings he
has Instituted against her
The wsshngton's Birthday reception Of the Teach
ers' Association was held yesterday afternoon at
stelnway Hall The entertainment was entitled An
Afternoon with Moore and Longfenow." Tho singers
who took part IN the entertainment were Nine Carrie
Hun-King Miss Sophie L. Maurer. Miss Laura sedg-
wick Collins, william A. Prime and FL. +. Reddall.
Frank T. southwick the pianist
Tho eleventh annual meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation of the Episcopal Academy OF Connecticut. al
Cheshire VIII be held In this city March :; There
will be dinner at Demonico's IN the evening
The following contributions have been received at
this Office for the poor car-htcher whose destitute
conditisn was published in The Tribune yesterday
Z x. b." SS; "A. y. b." 81.
Miss Mamie Horton a sister Of Mrs Alice J. Shaw.
and also herself pleasing and accomplished whistler
appeared yesterday afternoon al the Eden Musee
Although Miss Horton has not yet her sisters power
or brilllancy, she has extremely sweet tone. at
times bifdIke in It's tiis, attractive appearance
and an agreeable manner. Her selections. waltz OF
Arditi's and A Poem OF Love- by Davis. were both
warmly recalled.
william corbitt, Of San Mateo California. teIegraphs
from ogden, Utah Territory, to Peter c. Kellogg &
Co. Am here with thlrty-seven head OF trotting
stock Of my own, and fourteen Of Count Vslensn's.
All in good health. VIII remain here two days; ex-
pect 70 arrive In NswYork March ~
The winter garden of the Eden Musee viii present
beautiful appearance on Wednesday when the grand
orchid show opens The conservatory OF the White
House Will contribute some specimens Of rare orchids
aud among the features viii he orchid for which
e. 900 has repeatedly been offered.
The February dinner Of the Saturday Night Club
took place last evening at Delmoncos. Most of III
members and an unusually large number OF guests
were present. among them being General Ftz Hugh
Lee, Captain zansk. Rufus Hatch. Edward Lautsr-
bach and r. p Flower
The annual dinner OF the St. David's Society VIII
take place al the Westminster Hotel next Friday.
The following have accepted invitations and win de-
liver addresses Senator Window. Warner Miller
James NJ Arkell Mayor Grant Colonel Fellows ex.
Judge Noah Davis and State Senator Edwards. Of
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