New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-31
NETWORK CITY.

The War Veteran Association Of the New-ior
Conference will have its seventh annual campfire
at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church seventh
ave and hundred and-twenty-ninth-st.' on
Tuesday evening.
The President Of the United States OF Nenezueia
has created j. r. Panten Consul-General OF the
Netherlands in this city, Commander OF the Orue'
Of Bolivar the Liberator
A tea will be given by the West End Colesate
Guud in the parlors Of the Collegiate Church. West
End-ave and Seventy -seventh-st., on Tuesday al
ternoon.
The annual dinner Of the 7th Regiment veterans
will be held on April 10 this year as usual.
John J. Dovle. real-estate dealer thrF-"Ne
years Old who lives at No. %1 East forueth-S''
and has Offices at No. 233 Broadway, was heId III
81 900 for examination in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday. charge OF grand larceny.
Paul J. Riester of No. 25 East Fourth-st. alleged
that DOYLE had obtained $50 from him by fraudu-
lent representations
The Society Of Amateur Photographers OF New
York gave It's monthly exhibition OF camera sides
last evening at its rooms. No. nS West Ihlry-
eighth-st William NJ. Murray the socety's lect-
urer announced that the seventh annual exhibition
Of the Society of New-York. the Society OF Phlla-
delnbia and the Boston Camera Club. open 10 all
nhotogra phers would be held at the galleries or
the American Fine Arts Society, from April ID 10
% Entry forms can be obtained by addressing the
Exhibition Committee. NO. lI5 west ihFS-
eighth-st.
James alias Pull Powers, who shot and killed
John Delmore in an East Side barroom last sun
dov was held for the Grand Jury in the Harlem
Police Court yesterday. He will be confined in the
! Tombs pending his trial.
The sale OF oil paintings and water-colors by
| Ortgies & CO.. at No. 3sG Fifth-ave, through ROD
ert Somerville. auctioneer. was ended last evening
The attendance was fair. but competition was
slight Low prices consequently the rule Inc
collection was that which formed the Holland sec
tion of the exhibit at the Columbian Exposition.
and contained many pictures by well-known artists
| The Rev w r. Harshaw Will address the mems
meeting at the East Eighty-sxth-st. branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow at
| p.
Sergeant William r. McMen. who at his own
request was retired on alfpay by the Ponce board
! Yesterday has record OF active service In the
| Police Department Of a fun quarter of n century.
He has never been of duty day on account Of
| Illness
The seventh lecture in the series TO young women
on ideal Womanhood" will be given in the Church
Of the Divine Paternity. Fifth-ave and Forty-hfth-
St tomorrow evening by the Rev. DR.. c. II. Eaton.
on Woman and the Religious Life; or. Woman
| and Priests.
The Rev John W. Chadwick will lecture on
Habit as Related Life and the Conditions Of
Survival" before the Science Sermons Society in
| the chapel Of Dr. Collyers church. Park ave ana
| Thirty-fourth-st tomorrow evening.
The Rev Alexander +. Irvine will speak at the
! Young Mems Institute No. 222 Bowery, at D. N.
| to-day.
The next meeting OF the NewYork Historical So
ciety will be held in the library, Second-ave and
| Eleventh-st.. on next Tuesday evening
Professor II. +. Northrop viii deliver lecture in
| the large hail Of Cooper Union this evening. on
.'views OF Italian Cities" illustrated with stereop-
tcon views. No tickets are required.
The seawanhaka Yacht Club will have a meeting
on Tuesday evening at the clubhouse. No I East
| Thirty-second-st
The monthly meeting Of the Old Guard will be
held next Tuesday evening at the armory' NO.
| 81 Fifth-ave.
Felix Adler will lecture before the Society for
Ethical Culture at Music Hall tomorrow, on "Wo-
mans Influence"
William T. Zell secretary and treasurer OF the
Iehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Company. was
indicted by the Grand Jury yesterday for forgery
In the third degree and grand larceny in the first
degree.
Mrs Mary Dunn convicted OF manslaughter for
killing her husband with hammer on october
A. was sentenced to the States prison for women
at Auburn by Recorder Smyth yesterday. He fixed
her term at six years and five months and said she
was lucky in getting off easily.
President L. D. Huntington. Of the State Fisheries
Commission. says that, on account Of the remark
able forwardness Of the present spring. Ash have
been Matched from ten days to two weeks earlier
than before.