New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-29
ALTERED ABOUT TIE TOWN..

,,,t ,,n,l cave the second Of his lectures under
the direction of the Brooklyn Institute Ec'1'u"?
noon upon Leaders Of Thought ana 'uHuIc II, ms
land the subject being Arthur hugh N'u0" ~
the Trial of Faith 1he lecturer gave Se"''iI''e
ANALYSIS Of the poets beliefs as put for'h Il, iN
,oor,e and read many Of the most musical ana On
nros>iv, pa,>ases he Will speak next TUESDAY acr
noop upo, john AddinGtOn SymJn.a and the Human
list spirit"
Jancs VI. Dougherty. the lunatc murderer whose
mental status is awaiting judicial consiocrauoh'
spendIug his time in Raymond street jail IN "rluhe
an arraignment OF the management OF lhc hihs'
County Insane Asylum, where TIC sho' anu h0 49,
George F. Lloyd recently.
Police Commissioner Hayden expressed himself as
eratijcd Yesterday with the way the pOlcc ehera'o'
had leen received in their work Of counting the citys
oopulation at the present time. NO hg"re9 VIII W
made public until the count Is hnlShcd'
7. has been announced HAT Colonel Alexander :
Racor has expressed his willingness to take conina'lu
~ the proposed Cavalry Troop Is, which VIII probably
he formed in llooklyn. No Official action has YET
been taken. Colonel Bacon is West Point eranua'e
and besides having lern LeutenantColoncl W '''
a3d Regiment has acted colonel OF PROVISIONAL
regiment.
The colored residents of the Twenty NTH Warq nave
Udoptcd resolutions asking for new school house ior
rcbao, So 6s and declaring the protest Of certain
nersons against the new school on the ground tla'
wond inture property III the ward an insult 10 inc
colOred race.
Albert Louis Iicbnann. the eldest son OF Louis
Iiclnalin died Yesterday morning from Nphoio ieNc'
st his father, nome. No. 332 ClntonaVe. lie was
,avcutc,n years Old. He graduate OF lh'
pov,.chnc Institute ard sophomore III Coluhbih
tol,-, Tie funeral will be held at the house To-Day
at D. III.
The list ~ 64s extra policemen TO serve on Eecuoh
Day Is practically completed
Colonel H. r. cot has taken the oath Of once
for his second term a. Commissioner ~ Charities and
Convection TO begin on January !, II B.
The SUGAR Trust case, winch Was to have been
.rpucd i'm INC SPECIAL Term Of the supreme Court
ye,t rday went by consent Of the parties nhtlI
Thurs,ay october ,O when 1T will DC argued before
Justice Pratt.
William H. Male, president Of the Union Ferry
Company. la, announced his purpose - Withdraw from
that posit,1n when the company TRANSFERS us assets u"
tie new organization III November II is SAID that
coor,s " Ouiutard Is NAcl 10 succeed him. Mr.. Male
sa,s there is no truth in the report that he Is goDe
u Europe because Of Ill health.
The Brooklyu Art Association has elected Thomas
T. stlllnan president The school has been opened
ard a winter course Of lectures has Teen arranged.
An extellsv We exhibition is Ia be held in February
The Citizens Gas Light Company Of brooklyn
YESTERDAY filed a mort gage on its property 10 the
Central Trust Company Of Ncwlurk, to secure the pay
mcnt OF S1jOCOO 81 per cent bonds payable IN l3iO
The new bonds take up $2Jo,O'n OF old bonds held
ty the Long Island Loan and Trust Company.
The Rev. :. Clifford Nelson will deliver lecture at
the Washington Avenue Baptist Church to morrow
evening on The Wit and Wisdom o. ireland for the
benefit o. the new Chinese Hospital which has been
opened ia Hicks ST. The hospital will receive patients
from both NeH York CITY and Brooklyl