New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-22
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
An interesting half-hour may be spent in visit
to the establishment of Theodore A. Kohn & Son,
No Sc West Twenty-third-st.. jewellers. The new
est productions of the best workshops can always
be found in their stock. one Of them. at this
time. is a minute reproduction Of dictionary of
S9Si pages. incosed in a silver case. forming a
dainty charm about one inch square.
The members of Company c. Of the list Regi-
ment. are haru at work rehearsing a play entitled
"Our Regiment" which they will produce within
short time
Mails from Hong Kong. February %: Shanghai.
February o. and Yokohama. March 4. are due at
the General Postoffice next Sunday. The next mail
for China and Japan will close at the General Post
Office tomorrow.
The eth Regiment is making extensive prepara-
lions for the celebration at the armory, on one
week from Thursday night, in commemoraton Of
the last payment on the armory. reception will
be held that evening in the armory, which is
something seldom seen there
Miss Spencer OF Australia, will lecture before
the Manhattan Single Tax Club. No. 1871 East
Twonty-sixth-st.. this evening. on proportional
Representation" A novel feature Of Miss Spencer's
exposition will be practical test Of this system
Of voting by the audience.
The front page of the Easter Calendar of the
Marble Collegiate Church is design exqusitey
suited the day. 1t is understood TO be the work
OF d young amateur artist, and is regarded as
worthy of a practsed and professional hand Cal
endars inviting the public to attend the services
of this church are extensively circulated each
week
The fourth biennial convention OF the Jewish
Theological Seminary Association will be held next
Sunday Adar Sheni Il. IN the Seminary Building.
No. 1876 Lexngton-ave, near Fifty-ninth-st.. and
will be called to order for the morning session at
O30 O'clock and for the afternoon session at o:S0
o'clock Those in sympathy with the objects OF the
association and patrons. subscribers. donors and
congregational delegates will be cordially well
coined.
Adujtant-General Porter will review the 23d Regi-
ment Easter Monday. reception will follow
the military ceremonies.
The Hasty Pudding Club. of Harvard. will give
Its annual spring theatricals in this city April
and TO-
The American Geographical Society will have
meeting at Chckering Hall next Monday
ing. j. Stanley Brown will lecture Fur Seal and
the Behrng Sea Arbitration"
DR. II. c. + Meyer. whose trial on the charge Of
numbering Ludwig Brandt miscarried. owing to the
illness Of juror. is TO be arraigned before Re
corder Smyth. in General Sessions, to-day. A day
Is to be set for his trial.
The Grand Jury has dismissed the complaint OF
Montague F. Harris. of the Chase Jacque Clock
Company, against Charles A. Jacque, OF No. 104
West SiXty-ilrst@t, for fraudulently issuing evil
dence Of debt of the corporation Jacques
formerly president OF the company.
There will be special services in the Collegiate
Churches on Good Friday. Preaching by DR.. Coe
at II o'clock. in the church at Fortyeghth-st. and
Fifth-ave.: at 43O O'Clock there will be a vesper
service in the Marble Church. on Observation-Disclosures
and Fifth-ave.. and in the evening there will be
service in the West End Church. Seventy-seventh-
st. and West End-ave.
The alleged dynamite bomb found a Sixth
elevated railroad train on Tuesday night
examined by an inspector of the Bureau Of Com
bustibles yesterday. He found that 1t
elptcal iron cylinder, empty and harmless.
The Metal Exchange held It's annual meeting
yesterday. Nothing but routine business was
transacted. The president announced in his annual
address that the Exchange in a hourishng
condition.
The Madison Square Banks Office furniture will
be sold at auction at the bank building tomorrow.
by order Of the receivers. Miles NJ O'Brien and
James c. Cannon. Two large oil paintings are in
cluded in the lot.
The funeral of Commodore William d. Whiting
held yesterday morning at Trinity Chapel. in
West Twenty-fifth-st. The Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix
oicated and assisted by the Rev. William II.
Nibbert rector of Trinity Chapel. The coffin
wrapped in the National colors. Six sailors from
the man-of-war Vermont. in charge OF Cadet Ball.
Of the Kearsarge acted as body-bearers.
The nineteenth annual dinner Of the Alumni AS
ISOLATION of the American Veterinary College was
held at Zangheris. No II East Twenty-second-st
Tuesday evening, after the commencement ex-
crcises at Cnckering Hall. The following were
present: II. Il. Hanson. president OF the alumni !
Professors Weisse. Liautard. Stein. Doremus. Rob
ertson and Ryder Of the faculty; Dr. W. H.
Toskins. OF Philadelphia, and Drs Lowe Van !
Mater. Hopper. Hempelman. Fields. Decker Dick |
son, Wright and the members of the graduating
class.
AS directed by the Board OF Police Commission |
srs. Superintendent Byrnes yesterday afternoon |
made foTma. charges Of neglect OF duty against |
Captain William X. Haughey. OF the West Forty |
seventhst. station Detectve-Sergcants Valley and
Titus and Detective Grady will be the witnesses
against him. The date for the captains trial has /
not been fixed. but it will probably be on Tuesday
neAt
are wanted in Evansville Ind. has been received al
Police Headquarters. one is Richard Hamilton
who is described a light mulatto. fifty years old.
and the other, William Crump, is Of a dark copper
color. and is twenty-four years old A reward is
offered for the capture Of either man.
James f. Simpson. who Is charged with embez
zIng sl5W from his employer. Jacob Myer
builder OF Philadelphia. and who absconded on
January IL. was arrested in this city yesterday
Justice Grady, at the Tombs Police Court re-
manded Simpson until to-day.
The sale OF a small collection OF books was ba
gun yesterday at the rooms Of Bangs & Co. No
1S9 Broadway. Prices obtained were only fair To.
days sale will include about 1000 portraits etch-
traitors and collectors.