New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

cadet will soon be appointed at the Naval Academy
for the lid Congress District Represented by william
&. Wallace. For the purpose OF making the best ana
fare,t selection a competitive examination VIII be hcld
al the Central school, Sostrard ave. on March H. al
o o'clock a. m. All desiring to enter the examination
should send their names. age. residence. lchsth Oh
residence in the district soon as possible, to Pro
lessor Calvin Patterson. Central school, Nosrand-avc
near Halscyst. to Or. W. F. Swain, NO. ilo La
faycitcavc or William c. Wallace, House OF Repre-
scntativcs. Washington, ID. C.
Yesterday was the third anniversary OF Mr. BeecheFs
death. \ number Of floral tokens Of remembrance
were placed upon his grave in Greenwood
The counsel in the suit for divorce brought by H. b.
soaring against Mrs Margaret Soaring with Policeman
Ernest As correspondent. summed up the case in The
cry Court yesterday and decision was reserved by
Judge Van Wyck. There was no jury.
judgment. most efficiently perform the work.
Assemblyman Kurth met the Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction Yesterday and discussed tho
features OF the bill to provide for the accumulated de
nciency in the departments finances.
The members OF the st. Patrick's society will have
their fortynrs annual dinner Monday evening OF
next week in the Assembly Rooms of the Academy Of
Music.
Jessie Smith. age seventeen, of No. 3cG Prospect
ave- has been missing from her home since March >.
when she had a quarrel with her father. who drove
her out Of the house. The police have been asked
to look for her.
sub->taton NJ. Of the Postoricc, Will be opened at
no 81 Grand-s. on April l. 1t Will be the ninth
sub station in the city,
Miss Amelia b. Edwards will lecture upon "The
Literature and Religion Of Ancient Egypt in the
Academy Of Music tomorrow evening under the
auspices OF the Brooklyn Institute
otto F. Glllg, a druggist. Of No. l97 Bedford ave,
and brother Of Henry f. Gillg, formerly Of the
American Exchange in London was pronounced In
sane yesterday His property is worth $4,000. lie
is suffering from progressive paresis.
Permits for eighty-onc new buildings TO cost
1904, eco. were issued last week.
Tho funeral Of General William II. McNary took
place last evening at No. 19l statc-st. The burial
will be in Greenwood this morning.
parlor concert in aid Of the Old Ladies' Home
Of the Graham Institute for Aged and Indigcnt Fc-
males was given at the house Of Mrs g. G. Knowlton.
No e7O Pre- Scientist, last evening
Professor Frank J. Goodwin. Of Columbia College.
will give course Of eight lectures successive Fri
day evenings, beginning March H. Admin
stratlve Government in the brooklyn Institute.
in the Lee Avenue Police Court yesterday Gottlieb
Woerncr, a German, living at No. go Maujcr-st..
charged his son William with assault. Less than "a
year ago the boys mother died, bequcathing about
81 900 in cash and two good-size houses TO her
husband. The three accused their father Of
using undue influence in having the Will drawn in
his favor. a month after his wife's death Wocrner
married a young woman. and the left the house.
on Thursday last, according 10 the sons story they
heard their father speak of their mother IN abusive
terms Hot words followed ending in the Young
man striking his father. The hearing was set down
for " cLday.