New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-11
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NETWORK CITY,

College, where the New 10TH [NdVchy VI -'''''"
pology is giving its sem-monthly free course oil
lectures James Phnncy Baxter, of Portland prcs-
dent of the Maine Historical Society Will be the NEXT
sneaker in this course. and will discuss the AohaRS
and Their Etbnc Relations In paper to be reau 10
"a at 3 rs p. m
Come Young rogues amusing themselves ana
irving the police deal of trouble by removing let
tered signs from shop windows in Broadway al night
An adjourned meeting OF tho German Society's
sneciaI committee appointed TO arrange memorial
meeting of the society to take action the death Of
Charles Hauselt will be held at ; 80 O'Clock TINS
evening at Lederkranz Hall, IN FftyeSlth'St' Inc
BOARD Of Emigration adopted appropriate resolutions
yesterday.
The funeral OF Mrs Margaret Slattcry. mother Of
the Rev Father John II. Slattery, who died on sat
urdav at her home, No. 500 West Eichty-fourthst
took Mace Yesterday in the Church of ST. Paul the
Apostle Nnth-ave. and Fiftyninth-st.. in presence
of a large congregation. The burial was IN West
chester.
The upper stories OF tho County Court House were
SO cold yesterday that the Judges in the Court Of
Common Pleas and in the superior Court were Obliged
10 wear their Ovcrcoats while on the bench
Professor Harris Il. Green delivered lis third
lecture on Language Teaching before the Gram
marschool Teachers Mutual Improvement society, in
tho assembly hall Of the New-Nork College for the
Training Of Teachers. at No. University Place. yes
terday afternoon.
Tho Thomas Tablet Manufacturing Company
chairs at Nos. IO5 113 SuTokst. is in the hands
NJ the sheriff on an execution for $l1 O5G in favor Of
j. J. Bach
A convention will be held in Philadelphia IN Juno
by delegates from the National SilkWorkcrS Union
and the Textilc-worhers' American Federation TO de-
wise some plan for the amalSamation Of these Ma
GOnal organizations.
Professor II. H. Boycsen delivered address on
nModern German Art in the hall Of tho Young
EaSt Fifteenth
st. last evening. Tie lecture was illustrated By
lantern pictures.
Dr. W. IL. Maxwell. Superintendent Of Brooklyn
Schools, will deliver lecture on The Duty Of the
State in the Matter of Training Teachers" at the Col
lege for the Training of Teachers, at NO University
Place at p. III. today.
John d. Sullivan. lneman in the employ OF the
United states Electric Light Company climbed shaky
pole in front Of No. "a East Fftyhftirst YESTERDAY
and the pole fell with him. lie vas hur. severely
and was sent TO his home, at No. 50 Pikc-St
The Rev. J. B. Dcvns viii deliver lecture on
"Newspapers7 at an open reception Of the Columbia
Chapter Of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity on Friday
evening at the clubhouse, No. 8 East Forty sew
enthst.
Dr. L. il. Laudy Of Columbia College viii deliver
an illustrated lecture at the college this evening, on
PhotomicrOgraphy.'
The Coroner's Office informed yesterday OF tho
death by gas Of Jacob Kohl. German music teacher,
sixtyni years Old at his home No. 142 East Eighty
thrd-st II appears that the dead man on sunday
night started TO light gasjet wit! match ana
TUNED on the gas. lie found lying across the
bed dead, with the match the floor, and Gas I'M
lighted turned on in full. 1t is thought that the
man, believing he had lighted the gas, 'eas overcome
with sleep and fell across the bed
Judge Brown in the United States Circuit Court.
yesterday dismissed the writ Of habcas corpus granted
in tho case Of Joseph BussOn, the Austrian Govern
who * stealing bonds OF the
vane of $50 900. Busson given into thu custody
of Marshal Jacobus, TO be sent back 10 Austria
Andrew Leopold was held for trial in a police court
yesterday, charged with giving fraudulent insurance
policies and obtaining money on them
Frank sperry. Of Brooklyn is expected 10 be
Collector Erhardt's private secretary Mr.. Sperry
acted in similar capacity once for Secretary Of the
Treasury Folscr.
"Why do you say the MuSwumps arc hard upl'
because they're always floating loan, you
know"
whether it be the Fair bill or the bilotfarc'"
exclaimed tho waiter. it's got to be changed, any
how"
Judge Barrett in the supreme Court, Yesterday ap-
pointcd william H. Willis, samuel Mlbarlt and Arthur
lngraham commits soners 70 apprase property for the
continuation and completion Of the southern Bouc-
ward Railroad Company. The property IN question
belongs TO the Paul epoford estate.
reduced the temperature T. 81 degrees above zero
raused slight furry Of in tins city, which
lasted for an hour during yesterday forenoon The
two storms which fought over NETWORKS proNtfato
body saturday hayc gone ont upon the Atlantic
To-day tie weather Will continue TO be fair, WIN d
considerable rise in temperature
At the scottish Rite Hall ST. Valentines Eve a
concert and reading viii be given for the benefit Of
the Home Hotel Fund. which was established in aid
Of needy authors artists, teachers and others.
Leland T. Powers Will give a reading Friday
evening at the Fifth Avcnuc Baptist Church. The
programme will include a selection from David Car
rick"
Marion ]. VeIdcry, the welllmown Southern jour
nalls has at the request Of the New York Southern
Society prepared a memorial Of Henry W. Grady. The
memorial is eloquent tribute to the orators genius
and nobility Of character
The general committee Of the District Grand Lodge
No. l. Independent order Of Free Of Israel unan
mousy passed yesterday the reports presented to them
by the retiring president, secretary and treasurer
Tic society, after all disbursements, Las surplus Of
$4,000 and membership exceeding 10000.
Professor H. Darlington Bolton lectured last even
ing at the rooms Of the Camera Club, No. 3I4 Fifth
ave, on his experiences as an amateur PHOTOGRAPHER
OH the River Nile and in the Desert Of sinai \ large
audience, composed chiefly Of amateur photographers
listened to his address with great interest
elisa Post, q. A. r., gave Its second annual mas
uuerade ball in Central TurnNercn Han, in Ia,
sixtysevcnthst., last evening. \ special comnitte
Of thirty-two executed fancy drill IN four squads, am
the ball was opened by tableau Of soldiers in
position Of combat the stage. Past Commando
John p. Ilentz was prince and his daughter princes
of the carnival. There nearly 1000 ma'ke
dancers.
The Art Committee Of tic Centennial Celebration
has placed in the hands Of william Il. stewart treas
,rer of the Washington Memorial Arch Fund, No. D
William ST. a large number Of the handsome souvenir