New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-19
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..r.x,.,or and Wages" is the subject OF Pro-
,osso- George Guntons free lecture in his Wednes-
,av.vonng course this evening at the lecture nan
NJ The School OF Social Economics, NO. OF '"o'
SQUARE This meeting promises to be one oi 'V
liycIIest OF the year. for the singie-taN io'o"'''
OF Henry George will be out In force ana are MOI
ukelv TO acquiesce in Professor Guntons views.
Controller Fitch yesterday sent to Speaker FISH,
NJ Albany in response TO resolution OF the AS
sor,hl,, Of February 10. a detailed statement OF the
rentals paid By the city for various municpal ue-
uortments II foots up tho Interesting Inquire Oh
Sc, 80 81 which the city has to pay for the use
Of offices stables. schoohouses. armories, etc. not
owned By the municipality
John H. Patterson president OF large proh'
sharing corporation. employing l-o Operators "'
DAYTON Ohio. will give an account OK the success
Phi working OF the plan tonight before the schooi
y, Socia, Economics no "a Union Square All per-
sons interested Invited.
q II Dodworth. OF No. 1Os East On"-hundred-
and-.wenty-hf,h-st.. writes to The Tribune as tol-
lows: ALLEN Dodworh. who lately died IN fdsa
dena Cal. was the weknown dancing master Oh
No. GS FIfth-ave.. New-York C!ty. and brother 10
tho famous bandmaster Harvey II. Dodworth, de-
ceased Allen Dodworth had only two sons, VINO
SURVIVE h,n-Allen r. who s In Pasadena, Cal.
and Frank the dancing-master. OF Brooklyn HIS
wife two s.sters-Mrs. James y Crow ana MIS-
Mary l. Crow-and one brother, Thomas JEFFERSON
Dodworth. also survive him
Tho Mefropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free TO
tho public from 10 n. m TO sunset on tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays ami Saturdays; on SUNDAY
afternoon, from o'c.o-k to sunset, ana on the
evenings o, Mondays and Fridays on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock intll sunset copyists.
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted tree others rave to pay an entrance zee
% % cents on these twp days.
Tho Museum o. Natural History Is open on week
DAYS from . 20 > O'Clock. on Tuesiay and SATURDAY
evenings rom 20 10 o'clock the public IS admitted
free on SUNDAYS f. is open from to O'CLOCK
Admission Is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
The fourth lecture q, this seasons course under
tho auspices OF the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
tlon viii be given this evening at Carnegie Hal,
when Postmaster Charles W Dayton Will speak on
The Ncn-Y1rk city Postal service in IT'S Local
and Commercial importance" An excellent musi-
cal programme has also been arranged.
4 reception for ex-Congrcssmar Timothy J.
c,m,bcu VII be given on Washngtoas Birthday
by the Oriental club 40. "a Grand-st
The Delaware Society viii holl ns sixth annual
meeting at the Arena tomorrow at 72) ? m. ana
the attendance = all natives and cx-resiGcn's o'
Delaware is desired. The Chancellor and Attor-
nev-Gencral o; the state viii respond 10 toas;s
1,,o STATE Railroad Commission met In the
o. the Chamber o, Commerce yesterday TO listen
~ an aoplica ton for "A franchise for the Tarry town
Electric Railroad Company. which proposes 20
build a ihrce-inllc road from Tarrytown II Ems
FORD 20 be a branch of the New-York. Ems'ord
and White Plains Railroad. which runs from Elms-
ford 10 White Plains and - three and one-haf
miles long. Tho Commission decided 10 grant
further hearing In March.
Joseph Banlgan. the retiring presiden; OF the
United States Rubber Company. gave dinner last
n,rht ri the Hotel Savoy FOR the directors ot the
company.
4 package from London consigned TO the United
States Express Company in transit 10 Mexico was
seized yesterday a; the Appraisers Stores by Gus
toms officials. the allegation that It's contents
were unlervalucd - per cent. The contents were
two pairs OF diamond earrings. two diamond sings
two brooches set with diamonds. two god bracelets
and one gold watch.
uavor Strong has received letter from Colonel
W,rinr suggesting tina; the Board OF Aldermen
bc requested to restrict the liberty OF dogs and
dog-owncrs in the streets OF the city. The letter
was signed George T.. War!ng, jr.. Commissioner.
and Lover OF Dogs.
The fire, annual reception and ball OF tho Regular
Repuhl.can Organization Of the lid Assembly
District took place last night at Dxons Hall. No
90, pleecker-st Robert Banta's Military Band and
Orchestra furnished the music The officers OF the
organization are: President. Frederick laliys;
vico-prcsidcnts +. X. Shear and T.. a. Brady; sec
refarles " l.. Rodne and S. J. Smith and treas
urcr Ira \. Garland.
Tho German Schachbund will hold It's tenth
cress In connection with the Tavarian Art and
Industrial Exposition next July at Nuremberg.
There Will be prizes amounting to 5000 marks
about $40 In reply to n special invitation issued
~ the German champion. pr Tarrasch. Steinltz,
Lasker Tschigorln and Pllsbury have definitely
decided to take part in the tournament.
Captain Charles King. L. s. A.. Is expected on tho
Teutonic due to-day. \ reception Will be given
In lis honor ir the afternoon by +. Tennyson
Nicely No 90 West Thirty hfh-st.. to which many
Army and Navy and literary people havo been In
vted.
At a meeting held last night the following addl-
tional members elected to the Board OF Man
ayers OF the Ladies' Deborah Nursery and Child's
Proicctory II. X. Sarahson the Rev Morris
Wechser, S. scharlng. Mrs. s. Scharng the Rev
A. s Newmark p Krause, Mrs. p. Krause Ed
mund Kohn. Or. Leo c. Goldberg Dr. David
Brekes Nathan Hutkon and Mrs Annie 8 Martus
Among those who will sail to-day the Amerl-
can Line steamship St Louis A. A. Blow and
his family. Professor NJ. D. Berl.tz George A.
Banker Of Pittsburg: g. w. Folsom. Theodore
Fre.inghuysen. Horace Inman, Lieutenant Nc
Carthy Little, L. s. ~. and w r. Foster on
the Germanic. FOR Liverpool. will be f. B. Dennl-
son. Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Low. Lieutenant B. NJ
Sumner. Walter Topping and Mr.. and Mrs l. II
Holt. On the Normann!a. which sails for Cenoa
by way OF Algiers and Naples are nearly three
hundred tourists. among them being Mr. and Mr.,
Mrs Elisha Dyer. Mr.. and Mrs John Gilsey. the
Turner. C. V. Villas and o. A. Jones'