New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-12
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton Will speak IN the
Church of the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
on "The Unknown Life OF Christ"
Collector Krbreth has received word from Wash
ington that the examination recently made OF the
Custom House by an expert from the Building De
partment would be followed by thorough over
hauling and repairing.
Arthur Cassot will lecture this evening on George
W Childs as Model Employer and Philanihropist'
before the Goldey Society at No. "a Union square
at S O'Clock.
The thirty-sixth anniversary exercises ana COM
menceme1t Of the Packard Business college VIII
be held at the Carnegie Music Hall on THURSDAY
evening. Seth Low and Chauncey NJ. Depe" Will
speak.
The last ladies night" OF the season OF the OHIO
Society will be held at No. 23s Fifh-ave. on Tues
day evening.
The Rev Abbot. L. R Waite will speak in the
Young Mems Institute, No. Do Bowery. at p m
tomorrow.
The Alumnae Science Glass has been holding
wild-hower show in the Normal College Aiunhae
Library 1t will be open to-day from 10 a m to
y p. m.
The Fortnghtly Shakespeare Club Will have us
annual dinner this evening at Clarks restaurant in
Twenty third-st.
| Among the passengers who arrived here yesterday
on the Hamburg American steamship fuerst BIS
marck. from Hamburg and southampton were MI
| and Mrs. George A. Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs A W.
! Butterworth Or. A. Hunziker. William A Lord
| NJ and Mrs J. c Moody Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
| Potter Mrs J. X. p Pine, Lieutenant l. d. sturgs
| Colonel j. S Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. Percy G. VIII
lams and Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Whitehouse.
| A fury in Coroner Dobbs's yesterday found
| the Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Company
responsible and liable for the death OF Patrick King
| a lineman on March s. King climbed a telegraph
pole at Eighth and Lewis SITS. 1t was rotten ana
! broke under his weight, and he was killed.
Richard Potter's stay in the observation ward OF
the reception hospital in East Sxteenth-st. prob
ably will continue until Monday. DR.. Doty. the chief
inspector Of contagious diseases said Yesterday
that while Mr. Potter about well enough 10
leave the hospital It would not be safe for him 10
rningle with his friends until he had passed through
the desquamatng stage Of smallpox
| The New-York Association OF Union ex-Prlsoners
| Of War Of which Major-General Alexander Shaler
is president held its last regular meeting I'll next
October at the Colonnade Hotel, No. 726 Broadway
| last evening The business was OF routine nature
Those OF the association. which still has about 100
surviving members. who were present exchanged
interesting war "reminiscences and fingered long at
the luncheon provided.
| The 7th Regiment had It's annual inspection at the
| armory last evening. Inspector General THOMAS H.
McGrath found the organization in excellent shape
and expressed himself highly pleased with the
result Of his official visit. In spite OF the fact that
for an ordinary spectator. the armory was crowded
last night with friends OF the regiment.
committee OF the Daughters Of the American
Revolution has been appointed to cal! upon Mrs.
Adlai Stevenson, wife OF VicePresident stevenson,
during her stay in town Mrs. Stevenson is presi-
nt-genera Of the society.
The 22d Regiment will go TO Van Cortlandt Park
for an outdoor drill this afternoon. The start will
be made from the armory at l245 p. m. and the ex-
pectatIon IS that the will reach the park about
an hour later. There will be drill sham battle
and parade. A number OF prominent military men
will be present.
The annual meeting for the election OF officers OF
the New-York institution for the Instruction OF the
Deaf and Dumb will be held at the institution. a,
Washington Heights on Tuesday afternoon
Charles H. Wardell jr. Of Park Ridge y. j.. has
been appointed a United States wegher. at $3.50
salary He was formerly a customs inspector al
400.
The bail OF Michael Donnelly. the tunkman who
shot at Patrick J. McArdle in the Court Of Common
Pleas on March a. was fixed at $4,000 by Judge
Fitzgerald yesterday in General Sessions. William
Kelly Of No 81 West Fifty -hrst-st.. became Don
ney's bondsman.
The trial OF Benedict Jesselman. Eugene Renard
and Philip Thompson, the sneak thieves who have
been rotblng Harlem churchgoers. filled the Cour
OF Special Sessions yesterday afternoon There were
about fifty compainants present each OF whom hac
lost some article of clothing. The tried
separately. and all were convicted. Jesselman wa
sent TO the Island for six months. and the othel
two for nine months each
DR.. Arthur T. Muzzy will speak to only a
the East Eghty-sxth-st. branch OF the Yount
Mems Christian Association tomorrow at p m