New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-16
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Viii be held this evehng TO consider the HSh's
and duties ~ physicians VINO are 'al'ei ~ ''''''
cases ~ malpractice.
An orato-ical contest for tho Grady memorial
,r,I,r Will hc hold by students % Manhattan col
lere ~ he 10 La sale institute. No. JOS west
fYftv-uInth-st. tomorrow evening
mass meeting 10 consider the question o. sun
lay Observance will bc held in the 'hurch OF INC
Divine Paternity to-morro" evening Ih"re WIN "'
addresses by the Rev Dr At"rbury john T.. fat-
cons and the pastor the Rev. Or Charles H. Eaton.
meeting - the Lincoln Union OF the Ninth
Ward viii be held at the cu6rooms' 30 90 ""'-
son ~ on Monday evening
TN. steamer AnSerton. which arrived here yester-
Las. IRON, calcutta rcqortel that on March she
s,o.o tho ship Glenerich' which reported that In
i,,uto etfi longitude 80. she had seen large
steamer disabled
,;,.s,, No o. or tho Network stat" Bankers A.
,..tt,lou viii hold 4 meeting tn this city AZ IN"
Chamber Of Commerce A. O'Clock today. inc
topic so ne discussed Val b" the pToo''I uniform
.,,,.-re4t which .hc Executive Council has recon-
mcnfol
Cold 20 the amount ~ $1,000 vas turned into
,,, Yb Treasury Yesterday from The banks which
ge,. d.s,snatca as special repositories under the
bond contract
.rr. -vs.,ar U.raIo' cHunsa72n Heraid1 IS
anal , festival number Yesterday IN honor o. ~"
anniversary ~ DO" n"-.nninE ~ ih" "Hns''''"
-.,,l,,ion o, i.s : number % w"ll-knoNn tiun-
e.rian auI American ciiizons contributed I'''''9
to tha issue. which vas "m'"llShei Win ''''"'''
pr Michael singer is EDITOR ~ the paper.
Professor y s. Scugman. OF columbia col
LOGO and Thomas - Shcarman viii debate me
single Tax a. q Social Reform a, public meet
,pr I'm ,hiekeru- Hall on sunday evening. March
q. ~ o'clock
Tho next meeting and dinner - ~" Unitarian
club %, Nen-} ork vii D." held a. me - ''"9
u,,. Broadway and Eevcnth-st.. on TuesIa>
evening Tho social meeting IS called FOR 6n
o..l,ck dinner go hc served ~ = \ paper Viii %"
road hv Daniel ,;reoulear Thompson, entitled me
Return 10 tho Spiritual" he followed 10y discus
sion ~ the paper hy Edward Eggl"ston Walter
u Page and Francis n StodiaFd. fr'e"nS 81
members are cordially invited
Tho Rev Dr samuel VI Hamilton formerly -
,he scotch Presbyterian church in this city and
roe. az the Warren Memorial church IN Louisville.
X Will preach tomorrow evening In tho Rutgers
Riverside Prcsby terrain church, West Seventy-thrd-
a. and the Boulevard
Professor Samuel Dickic. OF Albion Mich. will de-
liver an address before the American Temperance
Union At Chickerng Hall tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock Miss Anna Dunno. sooist, and Miss Anna
Park cornetis viii also take part
Thomas Ruddcn the young Mineola farmer who
oas convicted In Part Of the Court OF General Sos
sons last week u assault IN the first degree for cut
ting the throat OF Mrs Anna Tut,lc
fenced yesterday to five years in State Prison by
Judge Fitzgerald
Dr buchanan convicted three years ago o.
poisoning his wife. was not brought down from
sing Sing yesterday for resentencc Assistant Dis
trict- Attorney niger decided to postpone the mat
ter until next Friday.
Corporation Counsel Scott Yesterday appointed
Percy MrElrath junior assistant In the office OF
the Corporation Attorney. The salary IS 81 800
year
Mayor Strong Yesterday gave a public hearing on
the bill that has passed the Legislature allowing
the Board OF Health To sell anttoxin. Commis
soncr cyrus Edison and Secretary Emmons clark.
Of the Board OF Health. appeared In favor. and
one appeared in opposition The Mayor commented
that OF all The bills before him FOR Il hearing oppo-
sition developed only In the OF tho Rikcrs
Island bill.
Tho Rev Joseph Merlin Hodson will preach In
the church OF the Strangers. Mercer st.
Eighth. tomorrow morning. For several months.
during the Illness and after the death OF the late
pr. Charles +. Deems. Mr. IIodson preached regu-
larry In this church
The Rev. Or Newland Maynard. chaplain OF the
9Th Regiment will preach the annual sermon to
the command under Colonel William Seward next
church. Ffty-third-st. and Fifth-ave.