New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
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The anniversary exercises OF the Packard hH-'-
ness College on ncS' Tuesday nishi 10 the 'arhe-
s,e Muse Hall. promise 10 be equally 80 interest
Ing as they have been In former years. The spe'"-
ers are 10 b.. the Rev. Dr Rainsfori Polio" COM
missioner Roosevelt and Mayor strong
The tourney men bakers o, m" city viii have a
big celebration on Saturday night IN honor ~ -"
enactment % ia. Bakers Sanitary ana Hour
law There viii be parade At -" o 'l"'h SAT-
ing from 40 es3 Rower, and mass meeting ~
webster Hail in East Elevenih.st A. th-. Father
puc.v. the Rev Dr. Ransfora. Felix Adler ant
others will speak.
Professor r. \. HAYES vii give an illustrated
lecture on westward. Ho" In Association Han.
Tweniy-third-s,. and Fourth ayr- ihi- "vefinF a.
si5
The festival and entertainment to b" gwen ihi-
evening a, Madison Ayenue Presbyterian church.
for the benefit o. the treasure ~ the Christian
Endeavor Society and the Brotherhood o' Andf'~
and Philip is for an. young and Oh. Inside 'fc
church and ont Ice cream ami Strawberries vii
he served and there viii be- music and Rotations
Ee,orc Judge Fitzgerald AM Il Jury 10 Part Hi
OF the Court OF General Sessions yesterday. Mrs
Lena Schott a midwife o. No. -'J East s"F'iiy-
seventh Na. acquitted OF Wanslaushior in the
first degree Mrs Schou was indicted charged
with having performed 80 miuDi operation on
Iotlta Monaghan on march last
curbsrone brokers ana brokers' clerks were tum.
bling Oyer each Other yesterday 10 s'f iuf" l"--
taurani in Eroad-si where. bocaus" the Day was
a ihird Anniversary Of the opening Of Oh" rcs'Au-
rant carh patron received glass 81 Wine AMI a
cigar free The walter glr- were dressed ln nhi'r
and wore great bunohcs Of roses 81 thee ~aisi'
and there VAS unusual ga'eiy IN thc rla'"
l. H. Nande,enter has been appointed receiving
teller Of he Franklin National Bank In place -
| g. f. Robertson % vas said at M" bank yr-ief-
| day that the change had been made for business
| reasons
| " T. Hogt~ick cashier o. the Custom House.
| asccrtained yestcrdn" by careful examination
| that the receipts % the Custom House from Va.
ycnbcr J. i@P 10 May (. 1895. period ~ I'VE years
| and pix months had been Gs,G'i -, %
l. ~. Ncwcomh the broker nho suspended IN
| March. wns rcnstated ~ n member OF the Ne"
| York stock ENchnnge yesterday
| james g carter VIII act ns judge of IA" iobai"
ard VIII also deliver address ~ IN" ninth annual
| entertainment of The Goldey. 10 be- held on n",'
| Thuraday evening ~ Association Han Twenty
| ihird ~ aud tontih.avc Resides the debate ihe'o
| viii be various musical ana literary "Hcr'ia's
| Tickets may be- procured on application ~ IN"
rooms ~ the society. No ~ mon square" Etsi.
| on Friday evening May y
Tho public meeting TO- the month Of May Of
| Local Union 40 f. of the brotherhood of Andrew
| and Philip. vas held la the Westminster ircsby-
| terlan church. 80. go West Twenty-hrd-st. last
night, The president OF Local Union No J. the
Rev. Alfred T. Myers. was In the rhalr. ana WIN
him on the platform were the Rev Charles H.
| Chaplin and the Rev Or Robert + Sample. pastor
| OF Westminster Presbyterian church. The most
| interesting feature OF the meeting was the read
ing OF reports from the various chapters. showing
| the methods OF Christian work used In each chap
| ter reporting There was question box foi
| those desiring information and the brotherhood
| Quartet from the Thirteenth street Presbyterian
| Church. sang several songs.
| The Rev Or. Il. u. Tyler VIII deliver a discourse
| on Sunday morning. May 10. In the Church OF Dts
| ciplcs West Ffftysixth-s, near Eighih-aNe.. II
| reply TO Archibald Hopknss article on THE Rcsur
| rcctIon OF Christ" which appeared In The Tribune
on Wednesday morning. The title OF the sermon
will be Recent Objections 10 Jesus's Bodily Res
direction"
| An exhibition OF wild flowers begun yester
day afternoon a. the Normal College sixty eighth
st. and Park-ave, under the direction Of a commit
tee Of the National Science Alumni OF the College
under whose auspices the exhibition Is given. Thu
flowers OF which there IL large and rare col
lection are displayed In the Alumni Library
Handsome vases jars aud pots are filled viii
! beautiful and fragrant Wild flowers. More thai
80 people visited the exhibition yesterday.