New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
BOROUGH GOSSIP
v,,uohIe PorcelainS Presented
70 Brooklyn Museum.

,.,.i-s valued at $500. have
fS''' 80 10 the Brooklyn Museum bF
- Putnam, OF No 20 Willow
i4'i-- 49, oor1e from the royal porce-
stree n Copenhagen. The collection
IAN of vases, plaques and figures.
IS 10 -iaoe is a vase valued at 500
Ii'e - ..z-ly three feet high and is Or
Il s11--os ,-i-7 foliage ana gold The col
naills--1- -ser the glaze which covers the
cI4-e - -re vase. The collection VIII
slI-sN- - ~ exhibition as soon as suitable
oe - csn be obtained for IT.
.no kings County Hospital Peter
=. 7.7st S9th street and Church
-, ie diving from tuberculosis ana ms
,-.-l5 who has been allowed 10 re-
-, his master, is said by the physl-
- diving also. not from consunp-
- f,.o-, grief Carlo went with the
-. ~ the hospital and the attend
- -.,.,r- mt drive him away Finally
-. +,,,l- -f-,- uuon him and allowed HIM
Tie lies in the corridor, near his
-.-.er-s room. and no amount Of coaxing
---,.--s-- can cheer him up. The doctors
- ---e5 20 keep up his strength, but he
= --ss-i7r away like the sick man. and
-,.r5-c seems 10 DO him any good.
few DAYS ago The Union Missionary
---si-i-- Institute. Nos 81 and lS3 Waver-
=, g--zrl5e. eIcaraged its twentE-hfth ami
,-e-ss-v I has ls6 graduates in the mis-
st7.s-v aeIG, divided among . countries
:. i es-inlated that their influence has
-s.ohed ..=u0c5 persons. They have estab-
,-+a5 9. schools Of various sorts. which
80 q. attendance Of E0O9o pupils They
r.s,-e also -ebiished leper asyluIns. oIspen-
Cries and hospitals. The institute was
founded in 1855 by AIRS. l. y. OSBORN. II
So i-,-z-= =anor1fratioral and Coeducationai.
Is fsr-1rv Is made UP Of 40 ministers, ply
r;ris-= and teachers. instruction is given
- a dsaereat Oriental languages. The in
.+7--,+e -ovv needs SO. .003 with which 10
erect new building. The present build
f-rs ar TOO small to properly accommodate
she o. Women and 10 men students.
F,-ofess7- HerscfeI {. Parker. OF ColUm-
liza University. Who recently returned from
bis expedition 10 Mount Mckinley VIII give
2 lecture jill December before the Brooklyn \
Institute Or Arts and Sciences on the re-
s---s Of his -rfp in the course OF his Iect-
..~e Dc VIII snow a picture Of the peak
--cb DR. Cook called the summit As q
matter az ra-t. according 70 Professor
parker u is twenty miles from the summit
s-5 only about half as high Professor
Parker viii start for Mount Mckinley agar
t- Jarua-v. 1911. and VIII arrive II March
---,s VII make his third expedition. as ht
vzs t- the famous expedition with Dr
cook several wears ago On his next 1rlE
~ VII t-v the ascent Of the mountain
ION tie northeast SIDE, which has never
teez tired
pv--tt L, Elmendorf wIu return tc
T-ooklvr o. Norcnhcr x. when he vii
relfve- The first OF his new course Of Illus
.-zteG lectures OF travel There VIII be NE
If the lectures, and they viii be delivered
n Eve consecutive Tuesday afternoons
r-E evenings. His topics this year VIII be
tJ,oudo-.v Berlin Vienna Famous
1sziutiuCs" and Paris r c. KNOWLES
vtu give the fourth Of his illustrated lect-
..-es on travel on Saturday afternoon anc
evening. HIS topic VIII be Northern Ger
many and Berlin On Thursday evening
JOSEF Holman VIII give a piano recital a
ina Academy Of Music. The Boston sym
r.5onv Orchestra will give a concert al the
Academy on November II and the Ne"
York symphony Orchestra viii give the
erst q its series Of FIVE Saturday afternoon
concerts there on November L.