New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
NETWORK CITY.

,,., su,,,van an iron moulder OF No. S5 Hud-
.on-st who on Sunday created excitement In the
Jefferson Market Police Court by throwing MS ha'
at Magistrate Cornell. was sentenced yesterday ~
a wear in the penitentiary by the Justices OF ,he
Court OF Special Sessions for ASSUMING Elias Ne'
neck.
Coroner Fitzpatrick held an inquest yesterday
into the cause Of death Of Edward Donisah' VINO
was shot by John Stanley, saloonkeeper, al
Avenue r and Fourteenth-st.. last Friday night.
The Jury found that Donigan came to MS dea'h
at Shanley's hands. and Coroner FITZPATRICK he'u
STANLEY without bail TO await the action or the
Grand Jury.
The women OF the Social Reform Club Will hold
a conference to consider the eight-hour worKday
ON Friday evening at No. IS East Fourth-s' C. W.
spahr has been invited to talk about the economic
and ethical aspects Of the question G. W. Hoadiev,
Of tho Electrical Workers Union and the Central
Labor Union and Alice L. Woodbridge secretary
OF the Working Womens Society. will also speak
The New-York Library Club will meet tomorrow
at 3 o. m In the Bruce Memorial Library, NO. 20
West Forty-second-st. r. r. Bowker Will speak
on Libraries and Library Problems In Greater
New-York
An entertainment will be given this evening al
s15 O'Clock at No IA Madison-ave. 10 increase the
funds of the Charity Committee Of the League OF
Philosophical Workers No. l. The price OF admis-
sim will be 20 cents. The programme will consist
of Dickens readings by Miss Katherine Hiiiard'
piano duets by Mrs. Maschmedt and Miss Maude
Ralston, singing by Miss Eleanor L.enau' and cello
solos by Emil Schenck. OF the Beethoven string
Quartet.
A Coroners Jury yesterday afternoon exonerated
Nrs Sopha Golden, OF No 1iS Forsyth-st., OF all
blame for the death OF Charles Shooktulsky, six
wears old of the same address. and Coroner Fitz-
patrick discharged Mrs. Golden from custody. Mrs
Golden was alleged to have struck the boy on the
head with broomstick. Some time afterward the
boy developed spinal meningitis. and died week
ago. after illness Of three weeks 1t was alleged
that the meningitis resulted from the blow
Maior-General Thomas L. Rosser. Of the Con-
federate Army, is stopping at the st. Denis Hotel
He will deliver lecture Friday evening at
Chickering Hail. in the interest OF Battle ABBEY
Of the Southern Confederacy.
1.-THE New Industrial South" is the subject OF
epecial lecture by Carroll D. Wright United states
Commissioner Of Labor. before the School Of Social
Economics, No "a Union Square. this evening at
o'clock.
The third annual reception Of the New-York
Academy Of Sciences will be held on March 20 at
s D. m. in the Museum of Natural History. There
will also be an exhibition illustrating the progress
of science.
The Tribune has received so, "in memory Of
H. L." for David Lent, OF No. 6i2 East Eleventh
st. Last Saturday Lent found days work TO do,
after being out OF employment for months. Re-
turning home at night he lighted a gasolene stove.
which exploded. He and his two children were
badly burned. Of them dying in Bellevue Hos
pital
The eleventh annual meeting OF the Ncw-York
Universalist Club will be held next Monday even
ing at the Hotel ST. Denis. The Rev. DR.. Dwight
NJ Hodge Of Franklin. Mass, will speak on THE
Universalist Of To-day" Dinner will be served at
go o'clock.
f. s., Long Branch sends so to The Tribune for
the Armenian Relief Fund.
A burlesque circus performance will be given in
The Lexington Opera House. East Fifty -eighth-st.
tonight by the Monte Relief Society.
At the annual meeting Of the American Numis-
matte and Archaeological Society. held on Monday
the following officers were elected: Andrew c. Ia
briske. president: John NJ. Dodd jr.. and Henry
Russell browne, vice-presidents; Bauman L. Bel
den, recording secretary Walter Tonnee. cor
responding secretary; Charles Pryor. treasurer
Charles H. Wright. curator; Herbert Valentine
librarian. and William Poillon historiographer
There will be special services in the Blooming
dale Church, the Boulevard and Sixty eighth-st
tonight. tomorrow and Friday nights. The Rev.
DR.. Madison c. Peters will preach. The singing
will be led by the Wardwell Male Quartet. Miss
Krymer. Mrs. Coleman II. d. Martin. DR.. George
c. Ballard. w. II. MacGregor and Elmer E. Roy.
The Board OF Trade and Transportation will meet
to-day at $3.50 p. m. at No. .03 Broadway, to con-
slider the effect upon business OF the present att
tude of Congress toward international questions
and the State Elevator bill.
The employees Of the receiving and delivery de-
partment OF the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's main office, No. 1% Broadway yesterday
presented to their retiring manager. ". w. Rayens.
a handsome silver desk-service. Mr.. Rayens has
been appointed superintendent Of the American
District Telegraph Company. succeeding G. " H.
Frost.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free to
the public from 10 a. m to sunset on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; Sunday
afternoons from 1 o'clock to sunset. and 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 entrance fee
Of Is cents on these two days.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week.
days from to o'clock On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free. On Sundays 1t is open from TO o'clock.
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
fourth annual masquerade ball in Lyric Hall, No.
73 Sixth-ave.. on Friday evening.
There was a battalion drill at the 9Th Regiment
Armory last night. Major Japha was in command
The battalion consisted Of Companies c. d and E,
commanded by Captains Poole. Walton and Dessar
There was a special entertainment last evening
In the school hall at No. III East Fftieth-st. I'M
der the auspices OF the Holy Name Society. which
was enjoyed by many and It will be repeated this
evening The proceeds Of the entertainment Will
be for the benefit Of the parochial school.
The process In the libel brought by tho United
States Government to condemn the cartridges.
dynamite and other explosives seized upon the
barge J. 8. T. stranahan at the time the Bermuda
was taken into custody by United States marshals
was called in the United States District Court yes
>eeday Louis Epsa appeared ~ claimant for the
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