New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-11
NETWORK CITY.

Tho regular meeting Of the Princeton Club OF New
York will be held at the Hotel Brunswick tohorrow
evening at g 80 Professor william LDoes WIN
sneak of recent Government work done by princeton
men. after which supper will be served Professor
Iibbcv has recently returned from Central Mexico
where he has been working with the Lunhoi'z eAPcui'
ton.
"A, Arxious InouirerD-T information that you
,,.o rs, ho obtained from tho advertising columns
and not from the reading columns
"a Constant Reader. THE power Of appointment OF
the state Board of Emigration was never vested IN inc
Mayor They were appointed by the Governor SUD-
iect TO confirmation by the senate.
A collection Of modern paintings Will be sod az '"c
Scbcnck Art Gallery. No. - Cedar-st to-morTo" anu
Friday afternoons. at p. M Among the loo aruso'
represented in the collection are Corot Gays DlhH'
Dupre, JacQue. Inness. F. Mllet, hanh'ercr' i"i
marol schreyer. Ziem. TAFT and Nerboeckhoven
The rcnort on the steam trial Of the new cruiser
remington is nearly ready. and in few days 'ho
vessel will be taken to the Navy Yard and put h'o
drvdock to have her hull cleaned and painted
Some OF the repairs done upon the damaged bow
nlatos of the dynamite cruiser Nesuvus have been
found defective and the work VIII nave 10 ~ uo,''
again. She is in the drydock at the Navy Yard.
The Committee on Teachers Of the Board OF Ednca-
tion held a meeting yesterday afternoon lHc quo
lion OF exempt and nOn-excmpt teachers was aE'"
discussed by the members. Iheie i i''O "
IN, Lvlaw will be changed regarding the non-cAemp
.ohr, A., number Of recommendations were made
yesterday which will be announced at the next meet
ing Of this Board
The American Association for the Study and Cure
81 Inebrjety will have its monthly meeting IN 'he
ACADEMY Of Medicine Building this evening. The sun
iect for discussion will be The Aetioogy OF lheOHeN'
Alderman George b. Morris. finding that his rcSoin
tlon permitting Earnum Baley'' adVc''i,ns wagon,
20 parade the streets with music was likely |" D'
vetoed by the Mayor, had it recalled by the h'au Se
terdav Mayor Grant has signed the permit ior "''
night parade of March %
President Gerry OF the Society for the prevention
Of Cruelty to Children having objected to the appear
ance in public Of Tama iari. the young japanese erI
Mayor Grant has suspended the issue OF the peFH'
applied for by Mr. Reynolds, business manager oil Inc
Eden Musee.
A letter from Commissioner Groy, dated at Eoca
Ledge. Fla was received yesterday at the Department
Of Public Works saying that his trip has greatly I'M
proved his health.
The second Of the Wednesday matinees VIII be glvef
at the Eden Mu>ee today. II affords an additl"ha
opportunity TO Otcro before her return to Europe
The large classroom Of the Fourth PFcsby tenaI
Church was we'll filled last evening by an enthnNa'' p
audience the occa sion being the first musical enter
tainment Of the Young Peoples Circle of the church
Tho nrogramme consisted Of singing by mixed
chor1, of some fifty voices, under the direction o
william H. Brown and by male quartet peas
ing mart Of the entertainment was the singing by bis
Adele Il. Jelife, who assisted the chorus
The Aryan Theosophical Society listened last nigh
al il, regular weekly meeting to an address by "'ors
d. Ayrcs president Of the Maiden TheoSophical society
: M The Veil Of MAYA" The meeting was held in TIN
,undav-zchool room of the Unitarian Church OF tn
Messiah Park+lve. and Thirty fourth 81.