New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-30
NETWORK CITY.

Professor Charles Sprague-Smith will deliver a
lecture on next Monday evening in the Berkeev
Lvceum Theatre. No. 10 West Forty-fourth-st on
The Masters of Spanish Pantng-Moralos. Coelo'
Jooues Ribera Velasquez, Carno and Murillo.
The colony of lawyers which is gathering in the
lower part Of Wiam-st. near Wal-st. Is
marked feature of Office life in this city. Among
those who will into that neighDorhood ABOUT
May next Is the firm OF Kennesou. Grain Alhns'
Of which ex-Chamberlan Thomas c. 7. Grain Is
member. They will leave their offices in Waii-st'
for a spacious suite in the Corn Exchange Bank
Building
The commencement exercises Of the New-fork
evening high schools will be held Carnegie Music
Hall Fifty -seventh-st and seventh-ave this even
ing.
How Ncw-York Might BE Made a Model CITY,
will be the subject Of lecture by Carl Snyder at
the Liberal Club. No 800 East Ffteenth-st. this
evening
Company l. list R,glment Captain sprasue held
an ENJOYABLE entertainment al Central Opera House
last evening
The Bridge Trustees are longer liable to the
charge that they consider New-York a slower town
than Brooklyn. The clocks in the two Bridge sta
lions are not now two three minutes apart, az
they have been for some time.
The price of admission to the Museum Of Art is
o cents to-day from 10 m. until o'clock. 1t IL
free to the public this evening from to TO- ana TO-
Admission to the Museum of Natural History IL
free to-day from 10 IN. 10 . p M ana to-ii'oi-
row from a. m. to 10 p m
4 Coroner's jury yesterday found that Mrs. Eliza
beth H. Andrews was killed 10y being knocked
down by Broadway cable car on February ). she
was daughter Of General Nelson Taylor
Forty-nve young women were placed on the
eligible list for pubic-school teachers yesterday
The law requires that all aspirants for places IN
the schools 100 days 10 the satisfaction OF the
Board Of Education after receiving their diplomas
The waiting list now numbers seventy seven
The members of the Columbia College Literary
Society will debate this evening the question. Re
solved That College Athletics Should BE Under the
Control of the Faculty" The speakers on the affirm
alive VIII be Messrs Proskauer and Reese; on the
negative. Messrs. Alsberg and Peters
The certificate of incorporation OF the Patrolmens
Benevolent Association OF the CITY OF New-1ork
was approved yesterday by Judge o Brlen Of Inc
Supreme Court. Its purposes are TO give moral ana
material aid to the members, and TO give financial
assistance in case Of death The officers are Will
lam Moore, president; John McGoin. first vice
president: John r Nilsson, second vice-presiden;;
Thomas T. Walsh. recording secretary; william
GUnartn financial secretary, and Martin Cahili
/ treasurer
on complaint Of Edmund Fitzgerald. OF Wash
ington and Desbrosses ss.. Frank Ness his former
collector was lodged in Ludlow Street Jail yester-
dav for msappropriating $lsl Of the firms money.
Ten men were indicted yesterday for keeping
policy shops. They Michael Mullen and Fred
ericl Johnson. of No. Goerck-st.; James Munigan
No l39 Broad-st Thomas Welsh. No. IL Morris-st
and No IS Westinghouse; Samuel Lieberman
two cases No 13s MonrOe-st. William Kelly No
lo9 West Forty-sixth-st.: John Dennng and Mat
thew Egan. No 81 South-st.; Edward Cotton. No. Al
Jackson-st and Charles Dufour. No. Sc ltutgers-st
The steamer Neptune, which arrived here yester-
day from Jamaica. reported that on March II Will
lam Bowden the assistant cook. died from remit
tent fever and was buried at sea. He was twenty
eight years Old. ana was native Of Eirkenhead
England.
The schooner Georgia Gilkcy. which arrived here
from Rosario Yesterday, reported that on February
/ Il H. Hill a German sailor tweniy-four years old
zen overheard from the fore chains and was
drowned
1 Charles T. Ketcham, Guy Norman and Albert
Loeb were elected members OF the Stock Exchange
yesterday in place Of y. jenkins, W. W. Egbert
and +. IL. Barker.