New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
NOME NEWS.
NEW YORK CITY.

Tho british steamer Persian Monarch which for
mcrly belonged 10 the Wilson Line aud wien Went
ashore near Mor-hes D.. /. last May PASSED ont
through the NarroWs Yesterday ln to". bound loi
Newport News The Persian Monarch. after De-
Ing noated was sold to the Merritt Nrc'Hl"s com
panv FOR $1,000 10 cover the claims for +'l'at''
She is now the property o. Charles Il. Flint y co..
and at Newport Nc"a VIII De U"''''"'''''N '''' ="
saiIin. vessel
Park Commissioner Strau'. By advice OF ms
family phvs!cian IS taking the benefit Of a sea
VOYAGE to Europe and back and D. expected to re-
turn to Ncw-York In about six weeks. ana 10 re-
sumo the duties OF his office as Commissioner OF
Public Parks
The Museum Of Natural History is open on week
DAYS from to . O'Clock. Icing closed In the even
ings FOR repairs. On sundays 1t is open from TO .
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum OF Art Is open free to the public on
TUESDAYS Wednesdays. Thursdays and saturdays
from 10 a m to > D. m: sundays. from ] f. IN. TO
8 D. m; Monday and Friday evenings from TO 10
o'clock Admission on Mondays and Fridays from
10 IA. m. to D. N. Is - cents
The Rev Or NcwIand Maynard Will deliver tho
first OF course Of Illustrated lectures on for
eisn lands next Wednesday afternoon at CHECKER
ing Hall His subject viii be southern England
The mass-ncetng Of the dIsbandcd members OF
the Goth Regiment has been postponed until after
election Due notice will be given Of the meeting.
Ex-AsscmbIyman James f. Higgins has been APP
pointed by United States District Attorney Mac
farand to take charge % the boa! department In
the office The place was created for him. ~" viii
take charge Of the department on November !.
Postoflce Sub-statlon o. at so 81 West Th.r-
feminist. viii be Transferred November to
Fifth-avc and Thirtcenthst. In some respects this
is the LARGEST and hori-api ointci auh-ftation in
,I,o ,.if, Ti.re "a b. I .u,f.t,N.s thp
station
Mr. Roscu the PHOTOGRAPHER, has returned from
Europe
Although the validity OF the Will of Charles Bath
gate Beca the Westminster millionaire. vino left
a large part OF bis millions To- charitable and
benevolent Institutions. was upheld ,he other lay
by jury ia the supreme Court. bernard i. Tin
ney who appears for Charlotte Baldwin Eutheatc,
one Of the children % Matilda G. Carter vino says
she is the wife OF iccks brother. hrs obtained
from Justice Barrett of the supreme Court. an
order requiring the Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany TO show cause WIN the default should not he
opened and his client have opportunity TO be
heard In the case.
Mrs Elizabeth Wund, midwife who lives at
No i53 West Thiri siSth-st. which Is directly In
rear OF the West Thirty oycnth-.t police sta
ton. was arrested yesterday the charge OF hav-
ing performed criminal operation and thereby
caused the death OF Mrs Theresa Emde OF 80 3!
West Thrty-scvcnth-s;. Tho police were Informed
by physician OF the nciehborhood that the woman
had died under suspicious circumstances. The mid
VIE denied the charge.
Joseph Norman the boy who was removed from
his home, no 32s West Seventecnihst.. on Friday
night with symptoms resembling hydrophohia was
discharged from Bellevue HOSPITAL yesterday Dr.
Rugelmann found that the patient was suffering
from epilepsy. and that signs Of rabies were
present
John Wolfe, OF Manhassct, cabin passenger on
the Clyde Line steamer Yemassee, which arrived
here yesterday from Jacksonville and Charleston.
missing when The steamer reached Quarantine
and 1t 10 supposed that he jumped overheard. He