New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-06
NETWORK CITY.

The first Of the public lectures OF the Catholic
University at Washington will be delivered in st.
Patricks Cathedral tonight by the Rev. Morgan
NJ sheedy. chairman OF the Reading Circle Move
ment The lectures delivered under the imme-
date auspices Of the Executive Committee Of the
Archdocesan Union.
The cargo Of the ship Charles f. Moody. from
San Francisco. includes 10s25 canned salmon.
1878 barrels picked salmon. LOS sacks mustard
seed 1871 cases honey. 11s bales wool and AIRS bar
rels wine.
A meeting of the member. Of the Theosophical
Society In America opposed to the recently at
tempted action in convention at Chicago will be
held at Mott Memorial Hall. No. 81 Madison-ave.,
to-day at II a
A meeting Of trained nurses will be held on
Thursday, al p. m. in the Grand Central Palace,
Forty-third-st.. In the interest Of the Trained
Nurses Educational Exhibit. soon to be given in
New-York
The Rev DR. Newland Maynard will deliver an
illustrated historical lecture on Canada and the
Canadians" next wednesday AFTERNOON at Chick
ering Hall
Isaac Townsend Smith. Consul-General Of Slam,
will speak on international Complications in the
China Sea" before the New-York Genealogical and
Biographical Society. No ZIG West iftyeighth-st..
on Friday at $50 p. m.
Under the auspices Of the Harlem Branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association a literary and
musical entertainment was held on Friday evening
in Association Hall Among the features OF the
evening were the readings by Miss Florence Boyd.
Patrolman Guy f. sager. Of the Broadway Squad.
was knocked down by cable-car. northbound.
yesterday afternoon. at Broadway and Morris-st.
He received several bad scalp wounds. which were
dressed at the Hudson Street Hospital.
Nicholas Hallock will address the Farmers Club
Of the American Institute. No. III West Thirty
eighth-st on Wednesday at p. m. Nut Cult
ure for Profit and Pleasure" At 1880 p. the
same day Professor n. l.. Britton will deliver an
illustrated lecture on Leaves and Flowers" be-
fore the horticultural section of the Institute
The Washington Heights Lutheran Church is to
be dedicated to-day the services continuing until
Wednesday evening. The building is in hun
dred-and- ify third-st.. and is as yet unfinished.
The schoolmasters Association will meet on
March u, at 1890 a. m, at No. II West Forty
fourth-st. Frank A. HILL secretary Of the Massa-
chusetts State Board OF Education. will speak on
Teachers for the Times"
A Purim reception will be held to-day and Tues
day. from II a. n. until p. m. at the Home for
Aged and Infrm Hebrews. One-hundred and sixth
st. between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes.
Martin j. Quirk who was dismissed from the po-
lice force for having used bad language a ticket
agent on the elevated railroad. obtained a writ Of
certiorari from Justice Pryor in the Supreme
Court yesterday. ordering that the decision OF the
Police Board be reviewed
Justice BischofY, In the Supreme Court. yesterday
denied an application for a writ OF habeas corpus
made by Mrs Emma j. shannon, the wife OF Po-
uceman John j. Shannon. for the custody OF her
four daughters whom the father has placed In a
Roman Catholic Institution. The application hat
been lending since September.
Ground will he broken this week for the syna-
gogue Of the Congregation Hand-in-Hand. one
hundred and forty -hfth-st.. west Of Brook-ave.
mention OF which has been made in The Tribune.
Albert f. Davis IL the architect.
At the meeting of the Presbytsrian Union. to be
held at the Hotel Savoy. March IA. ats o'clock H.
E. Krehbsl will lecture on Studies In Wagnerian
Drama and How TO Listen TO Music" The Iect-
to be illustrated by Miss Lotta Mills panl.t