New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-09
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auspices OF the Princeton Club of New-York and
will be for the benefit Of the University Athletic
Association.
The seventh lecture OF the series on Language
Teaching will be given at No. University Place TO-
morrow at 4 p. m. by Professor Harris r. Greene
Teachers and educators generally cordially Invited
to hear It,.
Mrs. Henrietta Russell will give the second lecture
Of her art series at ardman Hall Thursday after
noon. Her subject will be. How to Spend Money"
The remarkable skill displayed by Miss Jagemann.
the leader OF the Vennesc at the Eden Musec
has thus far deferred any in this country from
accepting her challenge 10 fence with swords or ioS'
A fencing tournament in which two English army
officers who are now In town. and Miss Jaeemann
will take part will be held at the Eden Musce next
week. Concerts given today.
A meeting OF the Committee of ono Hundred to
arrange for the fair for the benefit Of the Mission OF
Our Lady of the Rosary in stdtest. Will be held IN
the Cathedral School at y. m. to-day.
a of lectures is 10 be given in All Souls
Church. Madison-ave. and sixty-sxhst.. on sue
cessve Tuesday evenings in this month. Albert Ross
Parsons will speak ." Richard Wagner as "A Theo-
Logan on Tuesday night.
Gilmore's band will give concert on March II at
p. m. at Xavier Hall, No 80 West siXteenth-st.
The proceeds will go TO the parochlal school OF ut.
Francis Xavlers Church. Tickets for sale ut
the hail. and at William A. Pond Co.'s music store,
No. 81 Union Square.
A reception will be given TO John W. vrooman.
Grand Master Of MasOns in the state OF Ncwiork, by
the Masons Of the Eighth Masonic District Tn the
Grand Lodge room, Masonic Hall. Twenty thrdst and
Sixthave.. tomorrow evening at Z O'Clock AT which
time the Masons Of Ncw-York and Brooklyn will be
present 10 welcome him. An entertaining programme
has been provided which includes addresses by Grand
Master Vrooman william Gibson, jr. District Deputy
Grand Master: Colonel l.. ". j. Ehleis. and William
shcrer, Deputy Grand Master Of The State
Michael Schmidt. age scvcnty-six. of No Geo East
Twclfth.st., died on Friday from burns which he re-
ceivcd last Monday. lie invalid, and while
he was alone 10 the room lighted lamp upset in
some way, and his clothing set fire. Nclghbors
put out the flames, but too late TO save his life.
In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday How
ard Stirling, who Is wanted In Detroit for forgery,
was before Justice White Stirling fed from Detroit
20 Europe time ago and arrested and brought
back. lie arrived in this city Friday on the
Celtic, accompanied by Michigan Deputy sheriff lie
said he willing to go back 10 Detroit without
reQnlson, and he placed In charge Of the Detroit
officer.
Mrs. Newell W. Bloss brought suit in the supreme
Court nearly a year for absolute divorce from
Newell W, Bloss. who IS president OF the Mutual
Reserve Life Association. Mrs. Bloss lives at Bath
Reach and her husband at Bensonhurst-by the SEA
By the and stipulation Of Mr. and Mr.. Bloss
Judge Andrews Yesterday signed order granting
Mrs. Bloss $50 a week allmony.
Judge Patterson, In the supreme Court. Yesterday
gave 1t. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church leave
sell lis property IN scvcnty-irst st.. between Ninth
and Tenth ayes. 10 the Evangelical Lutheran Grace
Church. for 100000. The former corporation Is build
ing a new church IN seventy -si1th.st which VIII ,oon
lc completed.
Tfn cult Cf trshu ne
a Coz before cx-surrogate u. G.. Rollins. referee.
for the recovery Of sos 900, continued Ia the
Office Of the cN Surrogate Yesterday morning. All
the evidence read yesterday has been published here
iofofc. The neat hearing Will be next Friday.
Concerning the assignment Of Monroe Eckstcn. the
brewer Of Four Corners. = l., Louis Adler. lawyer.
Of 30. l2O Broadway. Of the assgnccs. aid yes
tcrday that meeting with the creditors would hc
held next week. and that If satisfactory settlements
could Doe made the business would be- re iumci. Mr.
Adler said further That be had given bond for $50.
900 for the n t TO sell the pcrshablc material ia the
brewery.
The certificate Of Incorporation q the Lutheran
Church Extension Society was approved by Judge
Andrews. IN the Supreme Court. yc,tcrdAy. Tho
trustees John \. Prlccc Frederick Krache Charles
D. Bosceln, Henry Glc,chcn and Henry Meyer.
Colonel A. II. Rogers has changed from The supreme
Court 10 the Court Of Common Pleas tie base u hi.
,crday at his request Judge Daily granted five writ,
Of corpus for the production In court of Dan
McGinty. A. J. Keeling, G.. T.. bowllnd. Edward Flare,
and Patrick llagccrty. who now confined I'm tho
Wards Island Insane Asylum.
The Tribune has received The following contribution,
for the Ircdecn family Of 30. 2I36 Atianiicavc..
Brooklyn From VI. l.. H. -, from T.. r. W.
-. from GUIANA ST. and from NJ VI. b. -.
People who visit Worth & IIubcr's Palace Museum.
In Fourteenth st., TIL, week. VIII ~ many curos
tie, rs usual. The man with a broken neck leads
the list. which contains. among other wonders, the
three leopard children fifteen trained parrots the
broken glass dancers. the sla cater the turtle boy
The stage performance goes on usual.
\ coroner, jury yesterday held william Kent and
Joseph Turner both fifteen. IN - 900 bail await
the action Of the Grand jury and discharged Robert
ancy. all three Of whom were charged with causing
the death Of samuel Levy. Of 10. III Mad.pn-st by
facturlng ms shall with brick. The bo,s said
they throwing at cats and struck Levy acct
dcntally.
Water Register Riley received s3o447 % for the
use Of CrotOn water last week. Mayors Marshal In
schard issued az city licenses and collected SOIL %
\ mans body Was found In the North River at
Canals yesterday. and papers in his pockets indi-
Gated that he George Kcsslcr As he had not
been reported as missing by that name. the police
sent the body 10 the norguc.
Jane Laydcn. of No 5l- Grcnwich,t., age fifty
five tried TO drown himself by jumping into the Norih
River AT Per 80 30 yesterday. He rescued and
was sent to -. Ninccnt's Hospital a prisoner.
suffering greatly from the effect, of his cold bath
recent addition to the picture gallery Of the Press
club is large tinted picture Of the Tacoma.
Washington Territory the Western tcrmlnu, Of tho
Northern Pacihc Railroad. II is the work Of VIII
Carson, san Francisco newspaper II IS about
four feet long and three feet wldc and gives Il com.
prchcnsivc plan Of the town. besides separate Of
the most prominent buildings including the head.
quarter, Of the Northern Pacific road. and Mount Ia
coma, the altitude Of which Is 1i.tif feet.
At meeting II the stockholders of the Dundcr-
borg Spiral Railway yesterday at No. -:,l Broadway.
IL decided to Issue bond, 10 the Of $500.
COO. which to run thirty years and bear interest
the rate Of d per cent per annum PAYABLE semi