New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-10
NETWORK CITY.

Al specal service Sunday night at 81
Matthews Church. West Eighiy-fourth-st. Com
missioner Faure and John ". Wood, general secrc-
tarv OF the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew. will speak
A Jury in the Criminal Branch OF the supreme
Carr, before Justice Gldersleevc yesterday brought
in q verdict Of granddaughter In the first degree
aqa,ns, william Kenney. blind poder. who was
charged with stabbing to death Conrad BARBER IN
an Ellzabeth-st. tenement house
Tho final lecture OF the series given by the Public
Education Association will take place to-day al '
n m in the United Charities building L. H. Jones
s,,nerintendent OF Schools Of Cleveland. ONO VIII
sneak on public School Systems In the West
Tho April "a, home OF the Associate Alumnae
q. tho Normal College will be held in the alumnae
library this afternoon from until o'clock Miss
Grace b. Beach and Or. Margaret H. WILSON, OK
the class Of 81. Will pour tea
John D. Flower. brother OF Ex-Governor KOS
we'll p Flower and a member OF tho firm OF Flower
Co. was yesterday elected member OF tho
Stock Exchange.
President James ]. Hi. Of the Great Northern
Railway is expected 10 arrive from London on Sat
ur1ay.
Oliver W. Mink one o, the receivers OF the Union
Pacific Railway will sail FOR Europe by tho Vera
on April 49, to be gone several months.
Tho formal announcement OF the suspension OF
.Iul,us A. Kohn was made on the Stock Exchange
yesterday.
Commissioner Coils began yesterday to move the
Public Works Department headquarters from the
old building. No 81 Chambers-st. TO the new quar-
,ers in the American Tract Society Buliing In
Nassau-st. The work OF moving ire department
will take about two weeks
Samuel Blumenthal one OF the head men IN the
establishment Of Bloomingdale Bros, sailed Thurs
day for Europe on the Fuerst Bismarck lie VIII
make an extended tour OF the Continental dry
goods centres and will spend part OF MS tino
In studying store methods In Europe
A large congregation assembled last Monday
| evening in the United Presbyterian Church. Am
sterdam-ave and One-hundred and seventy second
| ct AZ the installation OF the Rev J. C. X. Migan
| as pastor The Rev. j. a. Reed. % the Charles
| Street Church presided: the Rev. T. T.. Monat. OF
| Paterson " J., preached the sermon: the Rev.
Charles B smyth. OF this city, delivered the charge
to the pastor and the Rev. A. s. BIddic. OF Jersey
| City, to the people
The final meeting for the season OF the Patria
| Club will be held this evening at sl5 o'clock az
| sberry's Ex-Minister Andrew y. White will speak
IN .rbe Problem OF High Crime In the United
| States"
EA B. sends g for Walter Mott and his family.
Their address Is No. 1903 Howard-ave. Brooklyn.
and not lO3 Howard-ave., as It was given.
The New-York Mcroscopica Society will have
its seventeenth annual exhibition April H. from
7:so to 1920 D. m in the Museum OF Natural His
tory.
President Patton. OF Princeton will speak on
THE College Curriculum" tomorrow at 1870 n m
| before the Schoolmasters' Association in Hamilton
Hail. Columbia University.
The American Cereal Company. noted for large
manufactures Of grain specialties for the table has
moved its offices into the new Gerken Building at
| West Broadway and Chambcrs-st
| An Easter entertainment to 200 Little Mothers"
will be given to-day at p. m In Webster Hall. NO.
| ll9 East Eleventh-st
| Ell c. A."-The Tribune has not published any
| pamphlets or pamphlet giving reasons for or
| against the increase OF the Navy Congressman
| Philip p. Low made strong speech on this ques-
ton a few days ago and he will send a copy OF II
to you II you will address him at Washington. d. G.
| John H. Screven has transferred by deed OF
| conveyance, filed yesterday with Register Sohmer.
the tract OF land consisting OF 25 acres. known as
the Castle Hill Farm. In the Annexed District. be-
sides the land under water in Wkin West
Creek and Westchester Creek. The consideration
was s465 900. OF which s3SC1o left on mortgage.