New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-22
NETWORK CITY.

The dinner Of the Clef Club will take place at
Zangherls in East Twenty-second-st., at $50 this
evening II Will be the last dinner OF the season.
and the speakers will be Charles r Wingate, OF the
Twilight Club and y. II. Allen. ex-presdent Of the
Connecticut Music Teachers Association. Subject
of discussion. The Influence Of Musical Organza-
tons"
Company c, POD Regiment. will have its ami
yersary dinner at the Arena tomorrow evening.
When Garrett p. servss gives his lecture on "As-
trology and the Astroogers' at Columbia College
next Monday evening. before the New-York Academy
of Sciences. people who are interested VIII be wei
come, without charge.
There will be music al Mount Morris Park this
evening at o'clock by Ebens list Regiment Band.
The Rev. Thomas b. Stephenson. a distinguished
ex-president OF the British Wesleyan Conference.
will speak this evening at the hfth anniversary Of
the New-York Deaconess Home and Training School
of the Methodist Episcopal Church In the Wash
ington Square Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth
ST., near Sixth-ave. There will also be exercises by
the graduating class and music by the Weeden
family.
The National Line steamer France, which ar
rived here yesterday from London brought a col
lection of Wild animals part Of her cargo.
They consigned 10 "Orier." and II was not
known at the steamer who "Order" was. There
were three tiger cats. trick monkey. emus
and an antelope.
rgans company. was held in $1,000 bail by United
States Commissioner Shields yesterday for trial
next October. He is under indictment for writing
and sending obscene letter 10 Mrs. Lulu Skill
man. Of Dxeys "Adonls'' company. He ar
rested in Philadelphia. He pleaded not guilty.
The trial OF William p Wentworth. formerly con-
ndentia cashier at the Victoria Hotel and against
whom five indictments pending for forgery In
the third degres. by which he is alleged to have
got SO 600 will begin on June r.
Leon b. Smith OF No. A6 West One -hundred-and-
twenty third-s the for the Tropical Cocoanut
Company, OF No 81 Chatham-st. Boston. he'd
for exam nation in the Jefferson Market Court yes
terday on a charge Of embezzling $3.50. made by A.
W. Brigham. treasurer Of the company
A library containing many volumes In the German
language and a number Of works relating TO Scho-
p.nhauer Dante and Spinozl was sold yesterday
afternoon by Bangs & Co AT No 739 Broadway
To-day a lot of Americana will be offered.
George j. Meyer. the street-railroad conductor who
was arrested on suspicion Of being implicated in
the death Of Henry Holt. Of Long Island City was
arragned In the Yorkvil,e Police Court yesterday
morning and held without bail for examination on
Friday.
Dr. w. r. De Kraft. the proprietor OF eecro-
therapeutic hospital at No 30 West Thrtieh-st..
who was arrested on Saturday night on charge OF
defraudng John A. Anger out Of $4,000, was ad-
United to ball yesterday by Justice Ryan in the
Jefferson Market Police Court Charles Janey, Of
No 2ss Husson-st became his bondsman.
The second anniversary Of the Underhi!l Society
OF America will be held at the Underhlll burying
ground. South Oyster Bay. L. l.. on Decoration Day
May 80. Full information to trains. expense. etc.
may be obtained by addressing D. Harris Under
mn. secretary No. 400 South rhird-st. Brooklyn.