New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-25
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The annual meeting of the Brooklyn Ethical As
ISOLATION will be held in the Pouch mansion. No.
3iJ Clinton-ave.. tomorrow at I:iJ p. m The last
lecture Of the course on Evolutionary Principles
Applied to Educa ton will be delivered by Professor
A. F. Dolbear, Phi d.. OF Tufts College. upon the
subject Educational Method In the Light OF Evo-
Iution There will also be addresses by Professor
Nicholas NJ Butler. the Rev william 5. Nichols
and DR.. Lewis c. James. president OF the assoc
citation.
Complaints vera recently made 10 Health Commits
s!oner Emery about the management OF the Ninth
st. railroad I, was alleged that the cars were
run too fast thereby creating both dust and noise
Prcslden, Sullivan has promised that the stree.
shall he sprinked and the cars run slower. unit!
the new gears. which had been ordered Tor me
cars were received and put on. The noise. he
hoped would thea be min.m.zed
In Arcanum Hall. No p7 Bridge-st tomorrow
NJ D. m John ID. Kelley supreme treasurer OF
the New-York State Council. c. Is. L., Will lecture
on .'Treasurers Duties" This f. the fourth OF the
series on Matters Appertanlng TO Legion WORK
II Is delivered under the auspices OF District NO l.
au afwSl deohOiarsSrDT method. oaf liter fter I
The Progressive Education Club VIII meet next
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the house OF o. u
Walbrldge No. 81 Nnth-ave. The subject VIII De
"Chidren's Rights" and the speakers VIII be MIS-
Lillian w. Belts Miss Alice h. Fits ana the Kew
Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall
Robert
ing at his home No 10 Anslie-st. Mr.. Gershln-
skcv WAS a carpenter by occupation. and a MEM
her of tn. Exempt Firemen's Association. He was
slxty-fve years DID, and for nifty years lived IN the
Eastern District. A wife and five chulden survive
him The Rev DR.. +. c. Bolles. pastor OF the
Church OF the Eternal Hope. New-fork. yesterday
afternoon lectured before large gathering OF pubic
school children In All Souls Church In South Ninth
ST.. near Bedford-ave The lecture was the second OF
Of fraa laetiir he q
children Dr. Bolless subject benjamin
Franklin" on Friday next Thomas G. Shearman
will lecture before the children on the life Of
Thomas jefferson.
Police Commissioner Welles yesterday promoted
four patrolmen TO be roandsmen ard assigned them
az follows: George w. Knox. OF the Tenth Precinct.
transferred to the Twenty third; John j. Curey, of
the Fourth to the Twenty fifth SUBJ T. J. Shehan. OF
the Eighth. to the Twentyfourth. and w. j. Conveys,
OF the Ninth, to the Twenty fourth Precinct.
The managers OF the Methodist Deaconesses'
Home will give a concert for the benefit OF the
home April &c. at the Hanson Pace Methodist
Church The Schubert Club OF Brooklyn. will fur
nish the music. assisted by Miss Marion Walker.
soprano: Miss Carrie Teale, vlolinist, and j. A.
Whitaker. pianist.
a meeting OF the executive committee OF the
League OF Loyal Citizens held last night at
the Remsen-st. headquarters TO take action in re-
gard to the passage OF the Greater New-Yorls
bill President w. c. Redheld presided. Nothing
given out last evening except the fact that
resolutions were passed calling upon Governor
Morton TO veto the bill.
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. at the
request of the Grand Street Board OF Trade, will
establish new transfer points and after to-day
between the Nostrand Avenue and Crosstown lines
at Bedford-ave and Broadway and Drggs-ave. and
Broadway. and between the Crosstown and Meeker
Avenue lines at Grand-st. and Bedford-ave. and
Drisgs-ave These transfers will allow people Nv
ing along the Nostrand Avenue line TO go to the
Eastern District via Nostrand Avenue. crosstown
and Meeker Avenue lines.
The Brooklyn TheosophIcal Society met last night
at the rooms. No. 49i Classon-ave. There
number of guests present from California. Among
these were DR. Jerome A. Anderson. San Francisco
Abbott Clark, Los Angeles; DIR. c. +. Mohr. Lo:
Angeles; DR.. II. A. Gibson. Los Angeles, and l.. b.
Ramhor San Francisco.