New-York tribune., 1896-02-01
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

.Tbs Dau-oter OF Jalr,is" a sacred 'cantata will
be sung tomorrow evening in the Emmanuel Bap-
list Church. at Lafayette-ave. and 81. Jamess
Place The work will be given by a choir OF twen-
iv-nve voices. with accompaniment on Iiano and
organ The piano will be played by Miss Mary L.
Ouin and the solos will be sung by Miss Julia Ter
rell soprano: sydney L. Taylor. tenor. and Robert
IL Stanley, bass G.. Waring S,ebons VIII play the
organ and direct the music.
John Farrell. of Union-st. and Classon-ave' re-
ceIyed 81 400 from the Brooklyn Heights Railroad
Company on a judgment In an accident suit last
Tuesday and has not been seen since. HIS reIa-
lives have asked the police to look iof h'ih'
Justice Tlghe IN the Butler Street Ponce court
Yesterday. sen, Neil Holm twenty-five years old. OF
IN ,oi pacitc-st - the Raymond Street Jail FOR
twcnty-n,re days n the charge OF petit larceny
Charles Ilndervall u No. y, Third-ave, VINO IS
an officer in the Salvation Army. appeared as COM
planant and charged tina; the prisoner VINO was
formerly a captain in the army, had stolen Us
oyerco-t and pawnel it. The, pawnticke' was
found IN his possession WHEN Detective-Sergeaht
Murphy arrested him. The Goa; was stolen from
the Paclhc-st. barracks OF the army.
A coursa OF four lectures on Til God Idea in
Some OF the Principa. Religions ~ the World. as
Illustrated In Literature Philosophy arI Art VIII
be given alternate Sunday evenings under the
auspices OF the Brook yn Ethical Association, az
the Pouch Mansion beginning tomorrow evening.
Swami Vivekananda OF India, VIII speak tom m)rrow
evening on The Hindoo Conception Of God; The
Altman" on February l6 ana March Professor j.
Leonard Corning. OF Munich. vii, give illustrated
lectures on The Idea OF God Expressed In the Art
Of ,he Ayes and The Trniies of Pagan and Chris
tian Art" The last lecture in the course will bs
given on March 10 by the Rev. f. Huberty James.
az England on "Taoism-tle Ancient Religion or
China: Its Teachings Concerning God, the ldeAi
Man, Immt riaiy. etc.
A meeting OF the First Ward Citizens Union was
called for las; evening at the Perrepont Hote. N
Mon,aaue-st On.y few members responded TO the
call and no business transacted.
The historical Remsen homestead in F.atbush has
besu purchased By John Weber. OF Brooklyn. who
will soon occupy the house with his family. Tho
land on the estate. with the exception OF the spa
cious .awns surrounding the house. viii De ct up
into building lots and sold. The house is on Old
Road near Avenue +. between f.atbush ana ocean
ayes II is built in the Colonial style and has for
many wears been one OF the most conspicuous land
marks In the neighborhood
T De Quincy Tuy. secretary OF ,ha Law En-
forcemant Society has directed letter 20 Police
Commissioner Wees. informing him that in view
OF the recent decision of the Court of Appeals, the
soc,ctv demands the immediate enforcement Of ths
,aw which requires that intoxicating liquors shall
not be sod within 20D feet OF schoolhouses and
churches Mr. Tully offers the cooperation OF his
society In any way that II may be of assistance.
Nayor Wurster yesterday received batch OF
SIS postal cards sent out by members OF the Citi.
zens' League urging him 10 continue the Schieren
excise policy The cards read: Il. the undersigned
member OF the above-named league. desire TO ex-
press my approval OF and heartily indorse the ad-
mnistraton OF ex-Mayor Charles A. Schieren as 10
his excise policy during his term OF office and ask
OF you an equally liberal Interpretation OF the law
during your administration
Margaret Callan a servant formerly in the employ
O. Edward Montague. No pa Adeiphi-st' stole
on November ~ last a gold watch valued AT w
and two diamond rings sad TO be worth 5000 Yes
terday Captain Kitzer and Detective shaugnnessy
recovered the property and restored 1t to Its owner
District Attorney Backus Is now making re-
investigation OF the affairs OF the Lewis fo"'er
Manufacturing Company, In when ex-fresiaeht
nr,a, T. Jewis OF the Brooklyn Heights Railroad.
and others are Interested. The Grand Jury MADE
an lnvestigat.on year ago. and II Is now under'
stood that the facts will be laid before another
Grand Jury IN a manner which may bring diner'