New-York tribune., 1896-04-02
NETWORK CITY.

s p Du,ton. Superintendent OF Schools IN Brook
line Mass. will lecture to-day at p m before the
Public Education Association in the United Chari-
tie. Building on school Systems In otMer Eastern
Cities"
Charity sends 81 for the family OF Mrs. Becker
In East New-York.
Central Oflce Detectives Holland and Berkey ar
raign.d In the Essex Market Court yesterday Henry
Smith. eighteen years old. and Henry Gerwn' nine
teen years old who charged with being pro-
fessiona lodging house thieves. Smith was cap
tured AT No III Alcn-st and Gerwin was arrested
by the detectives In Frst-ave. In Smiths room
were found a lot OF skeleton keys and several jim
mics Both were he'd for trial
Mrs X F. Warren will give a social tea this
afternoon and evening at her home. No lH West
slxty-cighth-st in aid of the tenement-house build
Ing fund OF the silver Cross Circle OF Kings Daugh-
ters Envelopes for the Easter offerings TO the fund
will De provided at the door
A supposed mad dog up on the roof OF No 10
Forsyth-st yesterday morning and was shot and
killed there by Patrolman Ryan OF the Edrdge-st.
station.
Millcent Street. the propretress OF the dlsordery
house AZ No 80 Grove-st.. pleaded guilty In Part
/ General Sessions, yesterday to maintaining
nublic nuisance, and nned 800 by Judge New
burger.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free 10
| the public from 10 a. m. to sunset on Iuesdays
Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
| afternoons from | O'Clock 10 sunet ana on the
| evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. on Mondays
| and FRIDAYS from 10 o'clock until sunset copyists,
| art students and members Of the Museum only are
admitted free; others have to pay an entrance lee
| OF q cents on these two days.
| The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
| DAYS from 10 o. COCK. on Tuesday and saturday
| evenings from to 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
| free on Sundays IL is open from 10 D O'CLOCK
| mis- is
| Mayor Strong gave public hearing yesterday on
| the bill creating a new park at One hundred-ani-
| sxty-second-st and Cromwe-ave The park VIII
include three acres Nobody appeared either for or
against the bill. and the Mayor approved IT,
| The Public Works Commissioner announced
| Yesterday that he intended putting the Broadway
| pavement in nrst-class shape. He has designated
three gangs to 20 the entire route and repair
| the pavement wherever necessary between the Bat
| terry and Fifty y-nnth-st.
| A meeting OF citizens will be held tonight in the
Melro.e Lyceum to protest against the abolition OF
| the school trustees
Tho tenth birthday Of the International Order of
the Kings Daughters and Sons will be held on April
| Q at 2l5 and y. m. In the Madison Avenue Meth
| odlst Episcopal Church, Sixtieth-st.
! Four steamers from European ports arrived at
Quarantine Yesterday afternoon. bringing total OF
| 1901 steerage passengers. The White Star Line
steamer Majestic brought the large number of 93.
| immigrants.
| The agreement between the General Electric Com
pany and the Westinghouse Electric and Manu-
featuring Company. giving to each the right te
ufacture under the others patents. was signed
yesterday.
The Board OF Directors OF the Postal Employees
Mutual Aid Association. which has about l.2c
members adopted n preamble and resolution yestcr
day declaring that In It's judgment certain accusa
tons made recently against +. o. Drisco were un
founded, and appointing a committee to extend t'
him the aid OF the association 'in adopting meas
ures for redress