New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-21

to toas,s are Generals T. III Cesnola. Carl Schurz,
Franz SIGel. !. r. Lockran. j. Stahel and Orland
smith Colonel A. G. ffamlin the historian OF the
corps has promised to read interesting account
OF the battle OF Chancellorsyillc The business
meeting will he called to order an hour before din
Is served.
4 course OF lectures to women on first aid to the
injured VII begin on October % at 2:30 p. m Per-
sons wishing to Join should apply TO the secretary
No los East Twenty-sceond-st. room 5ol
The "A. i. A." members greatly aroused by
tho charges made against their order by Dr. Nc
Gym In his addresses the last two sundays at
Prohibition Park. Staten Island. To-day at p. m.
a vigorous reply Is promised b. Alfred Nolan Mar
tin National Deputy OF the American Patriotic
League The advertisement OF this rally OF the
"a = a" IL curious After announcing the meet
Ing IL SAYS. The patriotic and benevolent orders
will understand this. Assemble In your strength
at Prohibition Park. Port Richmond. l.. on sun
day. p. m. october q. lsL'
The Museum o. Natural History is open week
days from . to o'clock. being closed In the even
ngs FOR repairs. on sundays it is open from to
o'clock Admission Is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum Of Art is open free to the public on
Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. IN. 70 :. m. sundays from y. m to
=. m. Monday and Friday evenings from to 10
O'Clock Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
10 a. to . D. m. Is p cents.
Patrolnan Edward y Holahan o. the East six
y-sevcnth-st squad. who accidentally shot him
scl I'm the police station on Thursday last, died In
the Presbyterian Hospital yesterday. He WAS re-
moving his revolver from his hiP pocket. when II
slipped out OF his hand and falling on the floor,
or
pr Homer l. Ostrom. the we-known surgeon OF
this city. has been invited to present the paper on
Abdominal Surgery" before the Connecticut state
Medical Society which will meet In MerIden on
October q
The Ist Naval Battalion will assemble on board
the United states ship New Hampshire. at East
Twenty-eiShth-st.. FOR inspection by the Inspector
General o, New-York Thursday. October p at
= III The uniform FOR officers will be service
dress. leggnss sword knots and white gloves:
petty officers and seamen. full dress and leggings
Ovcrcoats viii bc brought TO quarters and hung
on arm-racks
Judgments entered yesterday against Sieg-
mund r. Meyer for SIS. 10. and against Arthur l..
Meyer for $1,000 all In favor OF Cornelius II. Tail
man as executor Of the estate OF Jacob u. Tall
man.
The annual general meeting OF the West side
German Dispensary Association Will be held on
Wednesday evening at the dispensaTy. No. S2S West
Forty -second-st.
mission yesterday In the Office OF President An
drew II. Green. No PA broadway. 1t was decided
that all persons interested In "A Greater Ncw-lork
should be- invited TO meet the commission In the
Aldermen's Chamber in the city Hall on Wednes
day at =. Among the Commissioners present
were President Green j. 5. r. Stranahan. Vice
President Frederic ". pevoc. Edward +. Linton.
Calvert Vaux. william D. Needcr and Albert T..
Hcnschcl. secretary.
John Emlson. forty-one years Old. n bookkeeper
I'm the employ OF Fenton. Common & Co. importers
OF Irish linens at No. 80 Frankn-st.. arrested
Friday and at the Tombs Police Court yesterday
was rcmanded. Emson had power TO sign checks
for the hrm and II is said he embezzlcd something
Ike $4,000
The Excise Commissioners yesterday decided. In
spite OF Mrs Mary f. Sallade's protest to reissue
a license to Jacob Schneider proprietor OF the Arl
ington Hotel. In West Twenty fourth-st
Amorg the passengers on the steamer Cicnfuegos.
which arrived from Nassau yesterday were Cap
tain f}odkln and ten men. the crew OF the bark
Aida which was wrecked twelve miles south Of
Gun Gay IA voyage from Mexico 10 queenstown.