New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
NETWORK CITY.


D- n II Furross editor Of the Nariorum edition
Of Shakespeare will appear under the auspices II
tho Ncw-Nork Teachers o. Oratory TO read rs
Won Like H." with a running commentary. at the
Berkeley Lyceum on Saturday evening ncN,
Rice Post. q. \. II. VIII present flag 10 Gram
mar school 80 -. No. 10 West Forty -siNih-st. At
1880 = IN. today
The Young Mems Association OF the Congregation
Ahawath Chcscd. FiNy-nfth-s, and Lexington
ave. viii give IT'S opening entertainment for th.
season in the vestry rooms of the temple TINS even
! lux.
\ meeting Of Good Government club G VIII be-
held this evening A. tho headquarters, th" Circle
FIetv-ninth-st and Eghth-ave.. to recciv" reports
from watchers at the polls. and to listen TO adj
dresses hy Joseph g. Bishop and Arthur H. Fly.
The annual meeting Of tho ono Society for the
election Of officers viii hc held AT SO - Fifth-a'e
on Noycmhcr 80
Tho third annual ball ~ the Galway Mems As-
ISOLATION viii DO he'd at Murray iul Lyceum.
Thriy-fourth-st and Thiri-ave.. on Saturday even
Ing
Prince Ruspoli Mayor of Rome Italy. was 20
Inspect the department 81 Charities yesterday.
hut he was unable to 90 there in the morning.
and be had another engagement for yesterday
| afternoon 50 the inspection vas Indefinitely post
ponei.
Patrick Masterson was sentenced to four years
|
graham in the court OF oyer and T.rnincr yo.t"r-
day. he WAS convicted last week 81 mansrugh''r
in tho second degree. The jury strongly recon-
ncndcl mercy. Mastcrson shot and Killed J"hn
Farrell IN Farrclrs tarroom at Park Row ana
BaK,cr-st. on May 10 last.
Police Superintendent Iyrnes. who has been suf-
fering from an attack Of neuralgia FOR several days.
Is SIN confined 20 his homo, az 50. Il West Ff}
eishth-st II was said az Headquarters yesterday
that While his condition VS. greatly Improved
| under the advice Of bis physician he would not
venture out FOR q few days yet.
Judgment for sson was entered yesterday agains.
Clarence H. Venner lu favor OF Sooysmih -
co. for work done in l,Ns In sinking an iron tub
FOR the watorworks at Adrian. Mich
Justice Barrett in tho supreme Court Yesterday.
dismissed the suit brourht by Mrs. Louise GaigAn
against the school trustees Of the Nineteenth ward
In which the plaintiff alleged libel on TIE part Of
the Defendants. Justice Barrett declared that tn"
| taking OF the testimony which she alleged was
/ libel was privileged. and that they had u right 90
take it, and that the plaintn by h'r own testimony
proved that they had not published the libel even
| If II were libel
| The Cherry club composed Of member of he
! Xavier cub viii hold It's annual reception to-mor-
row evening at The Central opera House tn" music
/ VIII be- furnished by Lander.
4 reception Will Doe given tomorrow evening in
| the parlors OF tho Forty-eisht Street Collegiate
| Churcn for IN" XIV. l'r ana Ms i+'""I" - wv
Young women in Dutch costumes viii assist at th'
reception. and interesting Dutch cuIios VIII De- on
exhibition The parlors will be decorated with Dutch
arms.
Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
| on the Hamburg American steamer Kha"ua VAS
Dr. Emil Iolub the African explorer. Nearly all
of Or Holub's explorations have been IN south
! Africa AID have been extensive and valuable.
The Hamburg American steamship Rhaetia ar
rived here yesterday after a fight against head
winds and seas all tho way across The ocean.
The New-York Society for the Relief Of widows
/ and Orphans Of medical men held IT, annual meet
/ ing at the Academy OF Medicine. 40 Il West Forty
thlrd-st last night. The election of officers for the
coming year resulted In the reelection Of Or Ellis
worth Eliot az president; Drs. David Webster. j..
! II Emerson and Charles ". Scale. Vice-presidcnts.
and Henry Tuck. treasurer President Eliot read
a paper setting forth that IN" fund Of the society
had been increased almost $4,000 IN the last year.
| The regular monthly meeting of the Woman =
| Missionary Society Of the Collegiate Reformed
church. AT West End-ave and ScveEty-scventh-s st.
Will be held to-day at II a. in the parors of the
church. The Rev. John q. Fagg Will deliver an
address China.
George Parsons Lathrop read n paper last night
In the concert hall Of Madison Square Garden on
"Rclieous Tolcration." President Seth Low of
Columbia College. presided. The proceedings were
under the auspices OF the Catholic club. ON the
platform were Archbishop COrrigan the Rev Dr.
James VI King. Rabbi Gotthe. Edward Lauter-
bach the Rev. DR. Ia Costa G. V. Fornes James
J. Campbell. l.. j. Callahan Dorman Il. Eaton.
Richard Dcevcs. Judge Morgan j. O'Rrcn, Judge
J. T. DAILY. the Rev. Henry Newcy. Oscar Straus
and Fathers Doyle. OKecfe, Hart. Hughes and
! c. Hcaly