New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

The seventh annual fall opening OF the Artist
Artisan Institute. No 40 West Twenty-thrd-st,
will be held Friday afternoon and evening
A new feature was added to the Maritime Ex-
change yesterday. in the form OF an ocean chart
upon which marked the situation OF wrecks
sunken near the coast. and the position last re
ported OF vessels abandoned by their crews and
floating at the mercy OF wind and current The
chart is designed for the special benefit OF navi-
gators and others interested in ocean navigation
The number OF such wrecks average over Nv Il
year.
The library OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation Twenty -third-st and Fourthave. interests
a wide constituency by Its varied and choice works
in different departments OF literature and science
Its art class Is particularly attractive. Students
in medicine dentistry and pharmacy are specially
provided for. The library is strong in architect
ural works.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
days from 5 o'clock. being closed in the even
ings for repairs on Sundays II is open from to .
o'clock Admission is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum OF Art Is open free 10 the public on
Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m to D. m: Sundays from p. m to
5 D. m; Monday and Friday evenings from TO 10
O'Clock. Admission Mondays and Fridays from
10 a. m. to p IN. is % cents
The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals be
gan two weeks session yesterday In room No
I22 in the Federal Building Judge Wallace pre-
sides as Chief Justice and Judges Lacombe and
Shipman as Associate Justices. James G. Reed
who was recently appointed clerk OF the court In
place OF United States Commissioner Shields. re-
signed was sworn IN There 1872 cases on the
docket.
The United states Grand Jury has indicted for
conspiracy James l.. Hand. Charles e. Taylor.
George W. Tenny and Jack" 81. Leonard. on com
| plant OF Thomas p Randolph special examiner
] Th.v cha cd ufth
getting a check for SA7 20 cashed at restaurant,
No 39i Canal-st. in May last. and forging the
name OF pcnsioner Charles stephens. Of the
United States steamship Pensacola.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Union has arranged for AN Evening with
| Dickens at the union rooms Wcstchester and
Bergen avcs on Wednesday evening. November
7 at s o'clock Miss l.. Marie Peirce will lecture
on Dickens and his characters. illustrated hy read
ings.
Oranges from Florida and Jamaica are again on
the fruitstands and venders pushcarts. sixteen can
be bought for 81 cents.
/ During the display OF fireworks at Tie outdoor
| meeting OF the New-YOrk State Democracy
| their headquarters One-hrndred- and nnth-st. and
/ Thrd-ave on Monday evening Charles Smith,
aged eighteen living at No 1872 Thiri-ave..
severely wounded In the arm by the discharge OF
a small cannon. lie removed 10 the Harlem
Hospital.
Cranberries are very scarce. Tammany voters
will be next Tuesday.
Elizabeth p Ingraham who is the owner Of the
properties Nos 4SO 2iS2 24s 2fs6 Pass. 2.l90 249
! 2494. 2,4SS and 2.4s8 SEC ond-ave.. has secured
! judgment given by Gilbert NJ Sper. referee
against the Manhattan Railway Company and Met
ropolitan Elevated Railroad Company for $1,000
damages. for her easements in the avenue taken
by the elevated railroad and for $3.50 damages
for the loss OF rentals account OF the rnainte-
nance of the railroad In front OF her property.
The order of arrest which was granted by Judge
Beach OF the Supreme Court. February 10. ls&2
against Edward VI. Field. who has since spent
great deal OF his time In tn insane asylum ana
also In Jail was vacated yesterday by Justice Bar
rett. OF the Supreme Court. upon consent OF the
plaintiff in the action. Charles Nette.
Two more OF the stewards the Lucania were
reported yesterday TO be Ill with smallpox. TWO
were taken from the vessel sick with the disease
when she arrived here on Friday night The stew
ards have all been quarantined since the vessel
arrived and every effort made to prevent a spread
OF the disease among the crew.
| Lord Hawke and c. W. Wright. OF the English
cricket team arrived here yesterday on the steam
er Ailsa from Kingston. Jamaica. They will sail
| to-day on the New-York for Southampton. They
made the trip to Jamaica for the purpose OF visit
Ing Lord Hawkes. brother. who Is stationed with
his regiment at Kingston
A meeting Of the Garbage Commission was held
yesterday. At the next meeting. on Monday II 10
expected that a delegation OF the Womens Health
Protective Association will appear before the COM
mission
| The steamer Aisa which arrived here yesterday
| from Kingston brought the crew Of the schooner
| Wallace J. Boyd. of Philadelphia, which went
ashore At Navassa October 70 and became .
| total wreck.