New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The funeral Of Charles W. Melville, wellknowh
rssnist took place last evening at NO AZ RACINE
IT., where he died on Tuesday at the age OF eigh'y-
Jhree He was native Of Scotland, and came 10
hls country in 1892. He played the organ In many
Of the leading Roman Catholic churches in New-Yorls
md Brooklyn
The Rev. Vincent Bromkowski, of ST. Casimir's
Polish Catholic Church. has been made a domestic
prclste of the Pope's household
A Polish servant girl. named Annie Gelabrausky'
employed by Julius Meyers, OF Hoyt and Carroll sts'
committed suicide yesterday morning BY hanging her
self 10 tho foot of bed She was lonely and nome
ick for her native land.
The animal meeting OF the Long Island Baptist
Missionary societies held yesterday in the Marcy
Avenue Baptist Church. Mrs. George Il. @ermond
presided. The Rev. Dr. ". C. p Rhoades made an
address Of welcome and several returned missionaries
spoke.
The closing arguments in the protracted trial OF the
suit OF Dr. Mary A. DixonJones 10 recover $looOO as
damage. for libel from The Brooklyn Eagle were
made YESTERDAY Colonel a. E. Lamb summed up
for the defence and NJ. Baldwin for the prosecution
Judge Rs rrlett will make his charge and give the case
to the jury today.
John B. Lord, special guardian Of the three children
OF william Caswc Little, applied to surrogate Aobo
Yesterday for the removal of their father as their gen
eral guardian. The grandfather OF the children. James
died 1883, leaving an ee'stt" vi roV'OoO "'
the children OF Mr. Little received large lcgacies Mr.
LORD charges of their property by their
father. 4 hearing was ordered
Mrs Eva Kronitz twenty years old, who took
earbollc acid with suicidal intent on Wednesday at
her home No 50 Moore-st, died In ST. Catherine 5
Hospital Yesterday She deserted three weeks ago
by her husband who left her penniless and Dependent
mon the charity Of neighbors. KroniN elopcd with
another woman and is believed to be In Pennsylvania
Al 4 ubA bAr ",
and she was dspossessed from her apartments ana
eonpelIed TO seek refuge with friends.
Although the police could find no signs OF policy
nlay,ng in the cisar-shop at No sos Myrtle ave-
xner, W. A. Losey said lie lost $1,000 when he was
arrested in New-York they succeeded Yesterday III
finding the game in progress al No Al HAN b. ana
arrested william Russell. the proprietor and two men
playing
The BROOKLYN veteran fiemen retained early yes
t.raa, morning from trip 10 New Orleans 70 attend
~. Nardi Cras festivities. after an absence Of ten
d,vs IN the course which several southern cues
were visited
A public meeting in the Interest of negro edreatlon
a., repres~nted by the Tuskegce Normal and INDUSTRIAL
Institute at TusAegec, Ala, Will be held in the second
Unitarian Church. at Clinton and Congress SIS. on
Nouday evening March IA, at O'CLOCK qusHe'
az s,ndents Will sing negro songs peculiar TO the oscR
~, NJ ,he SOUTH TWO OF the students will speak
ON. will fell how he is getting his education and one
,ho has graduated will tell how he Is using his educa
ton in helping MS people. Remarks Will DC mShe oS
noorsr Washington principal OF the Tuskesec school