New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mss Ida May Browne and her little sister. Susie
Talmage Browne. daughters OF Henry Eyre Browne.
the well-kro~n Qrganst and musician. Will make
Their first public appearance musicians at Asso-
citation Hall on the evening OF March g. Miss Ida
Browne IL a pianist and her sister is a vocalist. At
their first appearance they Will be assisted by their
father. the berkeley Ladies' Quartet the Wayne
Quartet Of Euclid Lodge. F. and \. NJ. and otter
musicians and entertainers.
Henry May. o, No. 36s Johnson-ave a driver for
the Ernest Ochs Brewing Company. who
charged with criminal negligence IN running
Norman Thompson. nine years old. o; No :i5
Stouben-st.. was held for trial In the Myrtle Ave-
nue. Court yesterday morning. Young Thompson
was going home from Public School No. i5. IN La
fayette-avc.. last Friday afternoon. and as he was
about TO cross Schenck-st. In Lafayette-ave Mays
big wagon suddenly lurched around the corner and
knocked the boy down. one wheel passing his
let leg. Ambulance Surgeon Mccullough. OF the
homeopathic Hospital. found tha, the boy
suffering from confusion. May alleges that tho
boy ran directly In front OF the horses and fell
Angus, schm!tt seventy-two years old. whose
left leg was ampu;ated a week ago. because o. In
juries he received while getting OF Gatesave
car died early yesterday morning at his home
No. 265 N!nth-st. The operation was performed by
Professor Wight OF the Long Island College Hos
pltal. and by DR.. Irish. who feared that the adj
vanced OF tho patient would be against his re-
II,
the operation should be performed. and was con-
hdent OF his recovery.
James Rodwsll, OF No. lg Hancock-st. VINO De-
camo III from acute Indigestion ten days ago ana
bas heen confined 10 bed ever since. Is now con"
v,Iescent He Is a trustee OF tho Manufacturers
National Bank a director OF the Kings County
savings Rank a director OF the Taylor n Fox Real
Es,ate Company a trustee OF the National Trust
Comnanv and a trustee OF the Eastern District
uosntal He Is also a vestryman In Christs
Church. Bedford-ave
John G. Deubert. president OF the Long Island
State Hospital at ST. Johnland. with other officers
NJ the hospital and Mr.. Perry. the State Architect.
went yesterday to st. Johnland TO select ground
on which new cottages will be built The buildings
will be put up In groups OF five or six. with a
share OF the State appropriation for building pur-
the maintenance fund. Members OF the Commits
sion estimate that from twenty to twenty-five cot
tages can be built with the money In hand.
Thomas MCGEE thirty years old. OF No. lis North
Thlrd-st died yesterday In the Eastern District
Hospital OF a fractured skull MCGEE was en-
ployed in a distlery at South Ninth-st. and Kent
ave. and while cleaning some machinery on FRI
day slipped off scaffod and fell headlong TO the
stone tagging. He was unconscious when picked
ND and died without sregaining consciousness.
Jacob A. Rl.s author OF How the Other Half
Lives" will give illustrated lecture In Assembly
Hail. Pratt Institute. Wednesday afternoon
February g. at o'clock, subject. THE Children Of
| the Poor