New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-08
NETWORK CITY.

The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Commission
held a meeting in the Mayors office yesterday al
ternoon. Russell Sturgis and John "ard Auahs
representing the Fine Arts Federation. were pres
emit and consented that the design for the pro-
posed monument and its location be referred 10
,bem The meeting was behind closed doors.
Tho Museum OF Natural History is open on week
DAYS from TO o'clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free On Sundays 1t is open from to O'CLOCK
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
Mayor Strong yesterday sent notes TO the mem
bers OF the Board OF Estimate requesting Them 10
meet him at Bellevue Hospital at $50 a. m. to-
marrow for the purpose of paying the annual visit
TO the city institutions Blackwells and Ward
islands.
The schoolmasters' Association will meet to-inor-
row at 1890 a. m in Hamilton Hall, Columbia COL
lege.
There will be debate between George W. Hop
ping and Charles II. Matchet on individual Free
dom the True Basis of All Human Association"
before the Liberal Club at German Masonic Hall
No go East Fffteenth-st., this evening.
Mayor Strong said yesterday that he expected to
appoint successors TO the four Park Commissioners
who have resigned time next week The
Mayor reticent as to who he intended should
succeed Commissioners King, Haven Juillard and
Roosevelt. Among the names that have been men
toned in connection with these appointments are
- H.
b. Bloomingdale and ex-Park Commissioner Ed
ward Bell, who last week resigned from the Tam
many Hall Executive Committee
Henry Weinberg, who held the LsaOD OF engrossing
clerk TO the Board of Aldermen. at salary of $1,000
a year. has been dismissed by Chief Clerk Ten Eyck
on the demand of Alderman Wines who represents
tie XXXIIId Assembly District. from which Vein
berg halls. 1t is more than a month since the dis
missa took place. but the case only became public
yesterday. Weinberg said he believed that he had
been removed because he had refused 10 pay as
sessment 10 the Levi p Morton Club Of the
XXXIIId District instead OF to the Lexington Club
which is the district headquarters OF the regular
organization" Mr.. Weinberg has since been
ployed in the Sherfs Office
The Rev Dr. Sandfcrd Hunt treasurer; the Rev
DIR. c. c. McCabe the Rev. DR.. A. B. Leonard.
corresponding secretaries. and the Rev. DIR. T. H.
Burch will leave this city to-day for Denver TO at
tend the meeting OF the General Missionary Com
mittee Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
meeting of friends and students of Barnard
College will be held at p m. to-day at the college
No 343 Madison-ave.. in memory OF the Rey. DR.
Arthur Brooks.
The officers OF the Associate Alumnae OF the
Normal College will hold their second AT Home
this afternoon. from to o'clock, in the library
OF the college. Miss Wells and Miss Brandon.
| class Of 80. will be hostesses this occasion A
meeting OF the Executive Committee will be held
in the same place Tomorrow al 9:l5 a. m.
The trial Of Louis Gordon. one OF the gang OF
alleged frebugs. the calendar OF General
Sessions for Yesterday. 1t postponed until the
close OF the Hannigan trial, Charles ". Brooke
is counsel in both cases
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church, No. West
Forty-sxth-st.. Mrs W. f. cambridge will speak
this evening Work Among the Poor in Lower
New-York" and 4. c. Kenyon will speak The
Summer Camp OF the Boys Brigade
A Joint session Of the Medico-Lessl Society ard
the Section on Medico-Legal Surgery will be held
at the Academy Of Medicine, West Forty-third-st,
on November - at p. m.