New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-21
NETWORK CITY.

The first regular meeting OF the Patria Club for
the season Of lsai-95 Will be held Monday even
ing Sherrys. Fifth-av" and Thirty -scventh-st
The speaker OF the evening will be DR.. Edward
Everett Hale The topic of discussion will be Ma
tional Educa ton.
The Riverside Republican Club No. sol Amster-
dam-ave.. will have meeting this evening for the
election OF officers.
4 round table and authors reception will be
given at Sherry's Friday. Saturday and Monday
December T. and TO- In joint aid OF ST Marys
Free Hospital for Children and "Harpers Young
People" Round Table Industrial School Building.
The American Authors Guild will meet at p m
to-day at No. 10 Fifth-ave.
The new building OF the Babies Hospital, No ca
Lexington-ave. will be opened on Saturday after
noon for inspection. from to 6 y. m. At o'clock
there will be addresses by Bishop Potter and DR.
Jacob.
The complimentary concert Of the New-YorI
German Conservatory OF Music, No = West Forty
second-st. will be given Chckerlng Hall on Fri
day evening
Work on the bridge the East River has
already been begun. and IA large force Of workmen
is engaged In sinking n caisson for the pier on
Blackwelrs Island.
William Il. V. Hawkins formerly law student
In the Office OF Clark Bell. held for examina-
ton by Commissioner Shields yesterday. on the
charge OF forging Mr.. Bells signature to a money
order for s.. Hawkins says he was authorized 10
sign Mr. Bells name.
No q First ST. has come be known The
House OF Suicides" because many persons have
ended their lives there. Ernest Ferdinand
Pilling n demcnted German. killed himself there
on sunday. He tied strap AROUND his neck and
10 the bedpost and then dropped down. His head
was only n few inches from the floor. but he
strangled
verdict OF nanslaughter in the FIRST degree
was found in the Cour, OF oyer and Terminer yes
terday In the case OF Mark Fagn. Vho shot and
Killed John Woods at No. H2 Eighth-ave. on Oc-
tobcr 3. judge 1ngraham remanded Fagin until
Friday for sentence
The Tribune recently published a query from n
correspondent living in Knssbridge. who desired
10 learn where he could obtain an evening course
in economies 4 letter has been received ~ this
Office saying that course In political economy
and government Ia being given by Gustav" simon
son every evening at o'clock a, the New York
Evening High School. No. i2i West Thirteih-st.
A meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni As
ISOLATION will be held at clarks In Twenty-thirf-
ST. tomorrow AT .. IN. Professor woodrow VII
SON OF Princeton College. Will read paper on "A
Literary Politician"
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
DAYS from 10 o'clock being closed In the even
ings for repairs on Sundays 1t Is open from 10 .
o'clock Admission Is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum o. Ar, Is open free to the public on
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays AMI Saturdays
from 70 a. m. to p. m. sundays. from T. m. To
p m. Monday and Friday evenings from TO 10
o'clock Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
10 a. m to : p. IN. IL u cents.
Superintendent Byrncs was still absent yesterday
from Police Headquarters, but his condition was
said TO be much improved.
The Nen-York Universalist sunday school lnsti-
ute will hold an afternoon and evening session at
the Church o, the Divine Paternity Friday.
Miss Cornella r Bradford will give an address IN
the afternoon on THE Whittier House" and the
Rev Robert Collyer in the evening, on The Church
and the Children"
\ meeting OF the students ~ all the schools Of
Columbia College who are interested In athletics
will be held In the Law school building to-morio"
evening at o'clock.