New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-23
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social meeting and supper al the ho'ei ID u'7"'N'
on next Monday evening
Passion service viii be conducted in ST. George
Church. Stuyvesant Square, from l. o cioch ~
D. m to-day by the Rev. Dr. RaInslofd 'he reo'o''
Stephen y EKns ex-Secretary OF war VINO was
Obliged TO move with other guests, from 'he Io'e'
Eev Netharland on Wednesday, has found ROOMS al
the Holland House
Rockwood the photographer. of NO l'iio bIo"'-
way has Just published some especially me pho'o
pranh portraits Of Governor william Mckinney OF
ohio ROY are in profile and in front face. fe-size
and cabinets.
The New-York branch Of the Association OF Com-
mercl,l EMPLOYEES viii give entertainment ana
reception at the Lexington Assembly Rooms on 'he
evening of March 81.
The students Of the Semnacher College OF MuS,''
assisted by the faculty. will give concert al Nn'oA-
ering Hall on next Friday evening. Among mos
who will take par ARE Nine. f. Levi. MISS Eliza
beth Soman. Philip Egner. Carl Schaez'er anu '"e
members of Ernst Bauers violin class
Hv \ tvpographical error in paragraph in me
Tribune Yesterday the announcement was made mat
Adiutant-Gene Porter would review the 20 hesi
mont on Easter Monday. 1t should have read the
22d Regimen.
Berthold Pepper was sentenced to two years ana
eight months in the state Prison yes'crua! ny
Judge Fitzgera,d in General Sessions. Pepper mar
ROD Mrs Leila Hallock on September 6, 1899. know
ing her husband to be alive. He deserted her In
Chicago and she committed suicide there.
James Donnelly. convicted OF manslauShter IN
the first degree sentenced TO ten years III
State Prison yesterday by Recorder Smyth IN Ten
eral Sessions. Donnelly shot Charles Madden IN
barroom at Eighth-aVe and Encouragement OH
May Is.
Reuben L. Armstrong, of No 265 West Thiry-
seventh-st who pleaded guilty to shooting at oficer
William Mccullough. of the Broadway squad. on
March g. was sentenced TO four years ana esh'
months in State Prison yesterday by Judge FIJI
gerald in General Sessions.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted Thomas ii.
Noffatt Of No. 4S6 Sixth-ave.. for keeping as
orderly house The same complaint had been dis
missed Wednesday.
The auction sale at the Barge Office Of goods
which have been seized in default of customs duties
WAS continued Yesterday. The bidding was lively
and about 81 coo was realized. The sale Is attracting
a large crowd every day. and the prices paid are
in many instances above the appraised value.
Henry T. To!er James a. Tayler. Daniel Speyer
and CHARLES ~ Newcombe yesterday elected
members Of the Stock Exchange. In place or Charles
A Brownell H. c. Bowers. William Gerlach ana
George r. Howell. respectively
Tho death Of Daniel f. Havland one OF the old
members Of the Stock Exchange was announced
Yesterday He joined the Exchange in 1853. In the
last few wears he had not been actively engaged In
business
There will be given this evening at $50 O'Clock at
| the East Eighty-sixth-st. branch of the Young
| Mems Christian Association. series OF beauti-
fully colored stereopiicon views showing Jerusalem
| on the day of the Crucihxion. Otto Brand VIII
/ sneak OF tho significance OF the day and VIII de-
scribe the various scenes. Tickets admitting young
men may be obtained free at the association.
| A meeting of woman suffragists to discuss the
| proposed constitutional amendment abollshlng the
| word male from qualifications Of voters. VIII be
| held next Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs
| Gerald Jackson. No - West Forty-seventh-st Ad-
dresses by Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake and others
| are promised
| The Clearing House Committee met yesterday 70
arrange for the redemption Of the ST. Nicholas
| Banks interest in the Clearing House Bui!ding'
The bank held receipts for 5000 and $500 represent
| ing it's share in the Clearing House Building Inc
receiver Of the bank has advertised the receipts for
| sale and as they are OF value 10 any institution
not member of the Clearing House. the com
| mittee arranged for their redemption. as In pre-
| vious cases Of the same sort.
| The death OF Louis Kossuth has caused deep grief
| in this city among his fellow-countrymen. At many
| OF the Magyar homes and business houses the nag
| is at half mast and black Grape is upon windows
and doors In memory of the dead patriot
Controller Fitch sent a letter yesterday TO Sen
ators Hill and Murphy. at Washington, In Oppose
ton to an amendment proposed by Congressman
Springer. Of Illinois. including in the income tax a
tax upon inheritances.
There will be meeting this evening OF the Re
publicans OF the XVIIIth Assembly District who
favor the Bliss Committee Of Thirty. at NO 81
West Forty-seventh-st
Henry George will speak in Chickerng Hall. under
the auspices Of the Manhattan Single Tax Club. or
Sunday at D. m: admission free. Jerry Simp
son will speak Sunday. April l. Tom L. johnson