New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-14
NETWORK CITY.

The Committee Teachers Of the Board OF Educa-
on continued its investigation of the charges against
Miss Susan Wright the school principal, at the rooms
OF the Board of Education yesterday afternoon
The following Board of Directors has been elected
for the Leo House German Immigrants, No. q state
- p,sbon yiprcr Vicar General May of Brooklyn !;
tho Roy Adam F. Tonner, of Ncw-York; the Kew.
Anthony Arnold of Brooklyn and several German
American laymen this city and priests IRON as
ant cities throughout the United states The oept OH
the property which cost ,000 has been reduced 10
81 900.
Mrs Nellie Over an aged colored woman, While al
tending prayermeeting on Wednesday nlgh' az Moh
African Methodist Episcopal Church, in bleechers''
was suddenly taken i'll with what seemed to be emo
tional commissions, and was removed W ho' "oN0
She is not expected to recover
A meeting of the Gas Commission was held yester-
dav All fhe busness transacted was 10 instruct inc
secretary to prepare bids for electric lighting ior
The new tower and spire of the Church OF ST. Johh
the Daptist in West Thrtiehst has been at as1 COIL
Melted at a cost of 100000. 1t Is 90 feet igh anu
will be blessed by Archbishop Corrgan on November "o
Texas is shipping the first part of the pecan crop
Most of these nuts which come 10 New-iorh are ra-
shipped " down East
Tho animal entertainment for the benefit OF the
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums VIII pe i'e'u oh
Thursday afternoon and evening, November 20 al ING
MetrODOlitan Opera HOUSE, lHO eh'iO
will be under the direction Of Aueustn DAILY.
The members of the Lyceum of ST. Bernard Church,
in West Fourteenth-st., will play the "Coleen Bawh
in the Lexington Avenue Opera House on November
IL TO help reduce the debt on the church.
The Walli, Iron Works yesterday filed four liens
against the property owned by oscar lammerseih III
one hundred and twenty The amount que u
for material furnished by the Wallis Iron WORKS 10 Mr.
Uam,nersteln in constructing his theatre ana pahh
Building.
There will be an Evening with Marshall r. via
or, at Grace Reformed Church, Scventhave anu fH'S
fmrth-st this evening at O'clock for the work OF
the Kings Daughters.
George Kennan. the Siberian traveller and writer
will deliver series of six lectures at the Broadway
| Tabernacle beginning on Tuesday evening. camp
o in Kamciatka- is the subject Of his first discourse
The dates of his other lectures are November - ao
| December A, 8, IL and IS.
| The Garfield Club held its eighth annual bail las
night at the Central urnVercin, in East sXty-ssV
enth-st There large attendance OF members a'io
| uests among whom were >. bernstein, president
u Levy vice president c. Cohn, corresponding sec
rotary: j. Harris, financial secretary; !. bachiach
| treasnrer. b. Gustman, /. Sciner A. Edclsteih
| T., Abrams Mr. and Mrs. A. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. r.
| Matthews and J. Ripnsky.
The collection of portraits Of the presidents OF th'
BOARD of Education which adorn the hall In the buid
ING AZ Grand and Elm SITS will be increased to-day by
| a handsome portrait, in OIL Of j. Edward simmons
The painting is an excellent likeness Of Mr. simmons
II is present from number of teachers Of this city
The Veteran Corps Of the Goth Regiment has pre-
narcd handsome stand of colors the stars and stripe
and the Irish flag, for the young cadets OF the Msso
| OF the Immaculate Virgin Mount Lofetto' D. l.
The course of Free Lectures TO the People undo
| A., ,,,,c.s NJ the Board Of Education. will begil
| o,n on Monday evening In nine grammar school
81 this city. well-lnown lecturers have been engaged
for the course.
Many gifts Of money and articles Of various Kind
for the fair Of the Teachers BENEFIT Association, whc
will be held at the Lenox Iyeeum from December It
% n.cemhsr 90 have been sent to Miss L. Davis, Tn
| chairman. during the last few days The fair prom
ises to be a great success