New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-28
NEW-YOPK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
Samuel Mills forty ycars old. of No. ~ East
ror,ieth-st fell from .hc sixth story OF new
building ~ 40 % Rayard-st. late yes'crdy ana
received Injuries from which he Died IN an hou.
IN tho Uudson-st Hospital The man was looking
for one Of the workmen N tho building when he
fell
There will be q challenge debate tomorrow even
ing a. the Young Mems Christian Association
Twenty-thlrd-st. and Four'h-ave. between the
pbilolexian Society Of Columbia University ana
tho Lrcrary Society Of thc Young Mcn's christian
Association The question VIII bee THE Municipal
Ownership and Control Of street Railways. CO.
lumhia VIII take tho ailrnativ" and the Young
Mems Christian Association men the negative.
The Judges Will be- Robert Maoay. Arthur Won
Brosen and Charles Hulkoey iIuhben president
OF The Board Of Education. and the Rev Dr W.
S EAlnsford viii preside
Philip Tepliiz. thlrty-two years old the senior
member OF the drygoods fl m ~ Tcpli'z. Ros"r-
berg & Co. Of Plrtshure Penn. Wa taken sud
denly III yesterday afternoon IN front % 80 d"
Ieonard-s,. and died before an amou.anr" reached
the place. The cause OF death Wa heart disease.
Teplitz was in the city purchasing goods.
william H. Wilson. OF No 40 West Twenty
third-s, has been appointed stenorsphsf OF tho
Eighth District Municipal Court IN place OF
Thomas f. Smith. who succeeded John b. Nc
Godrick as clerk Of the Ciiy Court
chief MoCullagh yesterday detailed number Of
policemen to duty In the Health Department a.
members Of The Sanitary Squad Roundsman
Meneddy and ten policemen were sent 10 Brook
lyn. two policemen were sent 10 queens and two
10 Rchm nd.
Sidney webb. OF the leaders OF the Fabian
Society member OF the London County Council.
and the author OF THE History OF Trade Unonism
and Industrial Democracy" Will deliver an address
this evening in Cooper Institute Hts subject will
he democracy In England" Admission will be
free
Tho list Regiment. Colonel Greene commanding.
Will attend service next Sunday afternoon. al
o'clock in St Andrews Protestant Episcopal
Church in Harlem. marching in body from tho
armory 10 the church. The rector. the Rev. g.
r. Van DE Water who is the rcglnental chap ain.
will preach 70 the regiment
The eighth annual dinner OF tho lecturers and
superintendents Of the Free Lectures to Working
People" VIII take place at the Hotel Manhattan.
Forty-s-cond-st and Mndison-ave. at $50 p m.
next Tuesday The members Of the Dinner Com
Inittce are Rossiter Johnson chairman; H. l..
Hridgman. +. S Dccnbaugh. T. H. Douglas. +.
W. Ialsey ". A. Hoy, +. 9. Martin. ". ID. No
CrAckan. W g. Phillips and H. W. Smith. John
Lloyd Thomas Is the secretary and treasurer.
The annual meeting OF the shareholders OF tho
New-York Society Library held AZ the build
ing No 100 University Place. on Tuesday evening.
An unusually large number were present. and tho
following men were elected trustees for ensuing
year: Frederick Sheldon. Frederic J. De Pcyster.
Johnston l.. De Peystcr. George V. y. Baldwin.
Edward King Albert Mathews. Charles -. Curtis
r Augustus Schermcrhorn. Charles II. Marshall.
Frederic De T.. Foster. H. Maitland Armstrong.
Charles C. IIaight. Archibald d. Russell. Alfred
Pell and George ". Folsom.
The annual strawberry festival and concert OF
tho Young Mems Hebrew Association will take
place at the Lenox Lyceum on Saturday evening.
NTH ho fnIIn I,J
and refreshments.
Joseph Marenagerilla. laborers son. seven
years old. horribly crushed by a steam roller
yesterday afternoon. in Sccond-ave.. near one
hundred nd -ffteenth-st and instantly killed The
boy was playing in the street and did not see the
roller. which passed over his body.
The big flag presented to the Park Department
last year by the Daughters OF the Ameri an
Revolution raised for the second tmo on tho
fagpole to the north OF Grants Tomb yesterday
TO celebrate the ann'vcrsary Of his birth. There
were no formal ceremonies OF any Kind at tho
tomb.
Justice Cohen. in the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed Blanche Cecilia Alden a committee OF the
person and estate OF her father. james f. Alden
who Is cghty-thrcc years Old and suffering from
scnIle dementia. Mr. Alden owas property worth
$1,000 in Chicago but for two years has lived in a
cottage at the Convent OF the Sacred Heart in
One hund ed and hirtieh-st.
The Merchants Association has practically
cluded arrangements with the Quebec Steamship
Company, which controls the steamers between this
port and Bermuda. for reduced rates to Ncw-York
for Bermuda merchants during July, August and
September These steamers fly the English nag
and there is danger OF their being captured by
Spanish war vessels
Malls from Australia have arrived at Vancouver
and their way East part OF the mail is
due to arrive In New-York this morning. and the
rest the morning OF April 70. Malls for Aus
traa Will close at the General Postoiice at $50
D. m. April IS and May 10.
4 DRESS REHEARSAL POR THE CTRCTS
A dress rehearsal OF the amateur circus Of the
Knckorbocker Athletic Club was held last night