New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
9 rrCrI-rE MAKES A BREEZE

1NGERsoLLs LECTURE MAKES A BREEZE.
large audience including many well known men
nmong them being Mavor Body. Judge Clement W. -
De Witt. District Attorney Eidgway, W. J. "ayhor,
Police Inspector MacKcar. W. Il. Davenport 'oonei
W. f. Sim and Judge Pratt. listened to the at'ac"S
pnon Christianity Il, Colonel Robert g. lngcrso IN ms
lecture upon "Myth and Miracle delivered III inc
Academy Of Music on sunday evening
There was expression yesterday Of some indignation
on the part Of church going people that the A'""''
was let for such purpose and that pubhc me" s''0
their sanction bv their presence to hear the lecturer
This is the first time that Colonel lnecrsoH mas sNo
. ,ecturo of hi, sort on sunday in BROOKLYN oeNeai
wears AGO he cave two lectures in the Academy on
weel,niehts Last winter he gave his lecture U"
Shakespeare In tho same place on a sund" eVc"'"s'
Mayor Body declined to discuss the lecture ycster-
say but said IL was remarkable In many reSpects'
DR. Thomas F. Ward. of the Church Oh 81 O""IloS
porroneo (Roman Catholic, said that the directors
should not have rented the Academy for such pur
pose and that tn public men present so iSan1 ~
blushed for giving encouragement 10 SUN Oh '"
Colonel lnger,oll 6y their pre'e"oc'
SINGING TO AID TIE GERMAN HOSPITAL
A concert was gwen last evening in the Brooklyn
Tabernacle under the auspices OF the umtcd "crn"i
singers OF Brooklyn, in aid OF the building lunu 10,
the new German Hospital. The programme hcIuuou
a nnmbcr Of piece of music rendered by an orchc'un'
tho United German singers, including COO mems
voices and 200 wOmcI's voices, while the SOTO was
SING by Frau Rer-Goetze and Herr MlIi'" H.
Riegcr Herr IIueo Troetschel played t"e o'sai'
Herr Ciuenthcr KicSewetter was the cOndncor' i"o
concert was under the direction Of a committee VI
prominent persons. including Mayor Boooy' eA-Nayo'
Schroeder Judge Pratt, exJudge \. W. lehhey' O""-
troller Theodore f. Jackson, senator l. H. "O'i'o'
Dcrnord Peters Theodore b. Wills, Dr. George H.
Fowler. Henry A. Meyer, George v Brewer George H.
Fisher John A. Mollenhauer, Charles A. S'"crc"'
william g. Low 7. Havcmeyer. John totuer James
" Rirleif Joseph c. Hendrix, Horace t.. Dresser,
II u Adams DE- George McNaughton ard Others WHO
wcro present.
APPS ANDERSON LIKELY TO GET DIVORCE
Mrs Ivy Andersons suit for absolute divorce rom
r,oorco w Anderson a welLhnOwn professional T'er-
shotcr WIS tried before Judge Osborne, In the 'iN
Court Yesterday Mrs. Anderson Is Only hi'o'o0'
veors Old and her mother, Mrs. susan hlhiherN' VI
No. 2ll Livingston.St appeared AZ her gu"'"'"' ~
tho sut In her evidence Mrs anderson ors"'
.r.a brunette said that she married Anderson on
Mov OF 1855 They lived while In BroohNh AL"
Hen travelled in various parts OF the country O"s
IN her husbands attention to ether women sho l'i'
him I'm August Of last yenr. William L. Nope 'es"-
,,od TINT he engaged Anderson TO manage rOIo'-
Skating rink at Coney Island. Mrs. Ah"crSo" was
there part of the time AMI later. Anderson was "V
COMMANDED bv Eva Wilson. Noble s9ld nc saw u'VIl
,Cr.iner nj hotel in Rochester ihc.t vi, io
GeSonee iner)ose,l ard the decree OF divorce Will oo
granted.