New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-09
NETWORK CITY.

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rn, pa,r,, club will open the campaign on the
Greater New. York question with discussion "i
IN. subject at its regular meeting at Sherrys TINS
evening Brief addresses will be made by eX-JudSe
Noah Davis John \. Taylor, formerly I operation
Counsel Of Brooklyn: the Rev Charles l." thompson
and John Sabine Smith.
There will be an exhibition az lantern slides at the
New-York Camera Club. No. $li Fiftn-ave.' IN next
Monday evening.
The annual ball Of the Emerald club viii be heId
on March 16 at Jrbach's Hail. Observation-Disclosures
enteth-st and Third-ave.
The annual entertainment and ball OF Beth israel
Sjsterhood in aid Of the poor and distressed. Will be
held at the Lexington Avenue Opera House Oh next
Wednesday evening.
The dead body Of a newly born female infant was
found in the Ci.y Hall Yesterday. 1t was wrapped
up in muslin and dirty brown paper and had been
placed on the stairs leading to the second floor ut
the north end Of the corridor near the entrance t.
the MAYORS office. 80 clew the identity Of the
person who left 1t in the City Hall was found II was
to the Moreue.
John p. Shea. chief e detectives Of Chicago. has
asked the police Of this city look for jose pm = Eli
fritz a member " TIE firm II j. :. ElhiriiZ Goa 81
/ Hnlsboro, Ohio. who has been missing since Feb
ruary L. He is Grand Army man and member
! Of The Royal Arcanum. a reward Is offered for in
/ formation abou, him by Lafayette Lodge NJ. -.
| /. O. O. F. Of Hilsporo.
! Fx-Mayor Grant. receiver Of the ST. Nicholas
Bank, said yesterday that he would have a state
menr ready to-day in regard to The banks securities,
which will be sold at auction.
Walter H. Bum received from Washington yes
terGay his commission Appraiser and hes was
sworn in by the Collector. He has been serving Tor
the last three months.
The birthday q General Neal Dow VIII be cele-
brated at p m. on Sunday. March IS. in the Music
; I.u SeNpntn-aNe.,
| temperance friends. General Dow will have hs
nineteth birthday March 90
Among the guests Of the Pines Hotel at Barnegat
Park ~ j. are w j. H,wells. the author and +. T..
Hatch. of this city.
Three big Yankee ships are tied UP in a row Just
south Of Fulton Ferry They are the BENT. T. Pack
ard f. T. Sutton and Edward O'I3ri.;. and their Ak
erega,e tonnage Is 800. The OBrien IS Thomas
! ton ship and the other Bath clippers.
shipping men estimate that the commercial feet
q the world comprises $500 vessels above 10 tons
burden.
George /. Fox will deliver illustrated lecture on
'Dr Arnold and Rugby school at the Manhattan
Athletic Club Theatre this evening. There VIII be-
eighty stereoptcon views II the grounds and build
ing- and the games Of the vs. at the famous English
school
J Frederick Schott twenty five years DID, of No
1GIi Third-ave. brother Of Alderman Schott. was
a. prisoner In the IIarl m Police Court yesterday
charged by Mr.. Anni- Cahill. u Nc col Second
ave- with swindling her out Of 81 -. john G. Mum
Finger Schott's lawyer said that his client admitted
having received the money He received 1t to pay
for insurance. but I'D not pay Il over to the COM
pany He said that he had sold out his business 10
man named LOOMS. who had agreed to assume all
obligations.
At the Liberal Club. No. 200 East Fft@enthst.. this
evening Bror SundeeH. the Swedish mind-readcr
will give practical tests of his cXpertness.
The steamer Apollo. Of the Wilson Line. sailed
from this port for Antwerp February Il and has
not been heard Of since Her agents say they feel
anxiety about her. She Is freight vessel and car
/ ries passengers.
Tho number Of mmirran's landed at Ellis Island
during February GSil. The number landed dur
ing the corrcsp ,nding month last year Sos
During last month the greatest number 2.2l5 came
from Italy. From Germany there were 1919: from
Russia, 79S: from England. sos.
Joseph Herr Louis formerly confidential clerk for
y. j. Schloss, clothing merchant. NJ. cj3 Broadway
has been indicted for grand larceny forgery lie
IL said t. have obtained $4,000 FRI the firm. whrh
became bankrupt He was arrested on December T.
1899 and at that time tried TO commit suicide.
De u.ancey Nicol visited the pisrict-Attorncy's
office Yesterday in the interest of K. G. Dun.
plainant against Erastus Wiman. ask to have tho
case come to trial as soon as possible. NJ day ias
! been set for the trial
At the office Of the American Line cable dispatch
received from Liverpool yesterday saying that
the Paris. being placed in Or, dock found to
have suffered injury except the breaking 81 the
rudder post As she be oyerhaulcd sac
/ will resume her place the line.