New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-07
WORK CITY.

Timothy bowling Of No. GS Wlllis-ave who was
taken 10 Harlem Hospital from One-hundred-anh-
forty-second-st. and Third-ave. on Tuesday even
ing suffering from delirlum tremens Died AZ the
hospital at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. He at
tempted TO shoot Policeman Gunison.
The annual meeting OF the German Hospital and
Dlspcnsary, rnrk-ave. and Scyonty-seventh-st. VIII
take place Monday at p. m
Charles Lorlng Brace viii speak on industrial
and benevolent Schools IN Ncw-York" at p. III.
to-day in the United Charities Building Twenty
second-st. before the Public Education Society.
The annual meeting OF tho International Kinder
garten Union will be held February u. beginning
az 10 a. m. at the Teachers College. West one
hundred-and- twenty -second-st. ON the preceding
evening there viii be reception at the college FOR
the members OF the union.
George H. Salisbury clifford Drake md f. De
wit Walsh were yesterday elected members OF
the New-York stock Exchange. They took the
seats Of W. c. Dornln Z. 4. Valentine and the
late August Ruitcn. Mr.. Drake went the floor
late IN the afternoon and his auburn locks were
disheveled and his garments rent in the usual
manner.
The annual meeting OF the NJ |. 7. Society Of
New-York composed OF the alumni of the Massa-
chusctts Institute Of Technology living in or about
New-York City. is to be held at the Arena to-
morrow evening The speakers will be General
Institute OF Technology; ex-Mayor Abram s
Hewitt Colonel George l.. Warng. jr. and Pro-
lessor c. T. Smelling Of Columbia College. Dinner
will be served at 7i5. and the speeches will come
at about o'clock
At the Carnegie Lyceum this evening tho Scat
terers Of Sunshine Circle Of the Kings Daughters
and Sons will hold its seventh annual entertain
mcnt The programme Will be an interesting one.
performed by the following: The cutler Trio. Miss
NJ Rich and Miss Isabelle E5ers. elocutlonists;
Miss Kirkpatrick Soprano and the Koner Male
Quartet The dance music and orchestra numbers
u,iu he furnished by Felix Ebenss list Regiment
pord The musical entertainment will be followed
by reception
robn W. Gon Will deliver address this even
,n, ot o'clock in the West End Presbyterian
church. Observation-Disclosures and Amsterdam
ave on "Our civic Duty" Only men will be adj
mitted
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Spaldng will address the
American Society for the Improvement OF Speech
tomorrow night in the Carnegie Building.
The Ncw-York Association OF Union ex-Prsoners
~ War will meet tonight In the list Regiment
Armory to consider the formation OF an associate
membership.
. musical and literary entertainment will be held
no evening I'm the s. VI. c. A. Hall. No : West
o,obundred -ffth-st.. for the benefit OF
,to hovs' DEPARTMENT library. Miss Cora Il. Foster
olocutjonist, and the Misses ellison. mandolin and
eutar will take part. The price OF admission will
no hook suitable for the boys library. % cents
Florence Genevieve Noakes. soprano, will give a
concert In Hartman Hall on Tuesday evening next
An ANONYMOUS woman sends s. for George Car
roll the painter, who was out OF work and wanted
n commit some crime that he might be sent
IN nr.son The money has been forwarded 10
MAGISTRATE slmms who agreed to discharge him
from the Almshouse In case work was found for
him A man who read about Carroll In The Tr.b-
me has offered to give him work
Teresa Toranto wife OF Ncolo Toranto whose
iunkshop at No. II Rooseveitst. is said TO have
been q purchasing centre for spurious hve-dolar
bills was released under ST. coo bail yesterday after
noon pending Commissioner Sh.elds's decision upon
the application for her discharge made by her
lawyer.
Charles Jones. alias Jack Sheppard professional
thief and craftsman. who arrested by De-
tective-Sergeant OConnell Wednesday In Smith a.
McNe,rs restaurant, with satchel containing
kit OF burglars tools and some dynamite. was
ra.gned before Magistrate Cornell in the Centre
Street Court yesterday afternoon and turned
over TO the Distr.ct-Attorney.