New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-13
NEW-YORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Colonel Henry Potter the aged swindler who wears
a c. A. T. button. was sentenced to State Prison
for six wears and eleven months by Recorder smyth
in General Sessions yesterday He had pleaded
guilty to forgery. Potter obtained money from
number of business men on forged checks
The Rev. H. T. McEwen will deliver address to
young men tomorrow afternoon AT o'clock at
the Young Mems Institute. No. ~ Bowery.
specia service Of song. with cornct. violin and
piano accompaniment, viii be gwen All young
men invited 10 be present
The Ncw-York city Woman Suffrage League an
nounces that It's headquarters NJ No 10 last -Four
feminist will be open daily from 10 =. m to !
u m. for the information Of the public concerning
the question Of striking from the Constitution The
word male" as qualification for voter
Frelerlck G. Schraub. Commissioner ~ Arricut-
uro Of the State Of New-York. VIII address the
members OF the Mercantile Exchange ~ q public
meeting at 1915 a. N. to-day regarding The Sal" of
oleomargarine.
The next meeting OF the CONGREGATIONAL club VIII
be held on Monday evening at the 81 Denis Hotel
Barnard College was closed yesterday. In order
that students AMI instructors might attend the
funeral Of their dean Miss Ella Weed. Who died on
Wednesday.
The twelfth annual meeting Of the Church Tenn
perance Society Will BE- held I'm the asseinhly-hAH
al the lultrl charities BNAlIt. No i'' '-''
Twenty-sccond-st.. on mex, Tuesday and Nein"s-
day.
NJ l. Pupin will give n lecture on Electrical l,'s-
onance' I'm the chemical lcciurc-room ~ Hamilton
Hail. Columbia College. on Monday evening.
A meeting will be held this evening q; 80. $50
West Forty-ninth-st.. 10 form worknsm'n's
tarln protective league.
The Rev. Or J. NJ King. corresponding secretary
Of the National League FOR the Protection - Amer
7:i5 O'Clock in the Church OF the saviour one
hundrcd-a nd ninth-si.. near Madlson-aVe.
The Rev. DR. j. sHvc.rnan viii lecture at Temple
Emanu-E. FIfth-aye. and Forty-th!rd-st, tomor-
row at II 4. m. on AN Echo from y, 'Ih j.
Sanger's Lifc-the Higher Duty OF the Educated
Man" The public il Invited
Notice was posted at the coffee Exchange yes
terlay calling a meeting of the Exchang" for next
wednesday to consider the plans for thu new build
ing The plans have already been approved By the
Board OF Managers. The new building VIII he a
nlne-story structure pext 10 the Cotton ETchangc.
and running through from Pearl-st to HeaVer-st.
1t viii be built Of granite, brick and terra-cotta.
and Will cost about $1,000.
4 note was sent to Police Headquarters in this
CITY Yesterday saying that ". Percy Smith. the
boy who hal been missing from his home in Eliza
beth y j. for a week. had returned to his home,
safe and well.
Terence j. McManus. for five years indictment
clerk in the District-Attorney's Office. has been
made a deputy assistant distrct-attorney at 5000
Il year
The funeral OF Miss Ella Weed who died ON
Wednesday at her home. No. 10 West SlXteenth-st.
took place yesterday morning at the Church OF the
incarnation Nadison-ave and Thirty -nfth-st. The
Rev Dr. Arthur Brooks. pastor Of the church. and
the Rev Mr. Perkins conducted the services. Many
prominent workers In educational fields Were pres
ont AZ were also many Of Miss Weeds former
pupils.
The annual meeting Of the New-York Genealogical
and biographical Society was held last night James
Grant Wilson. Dr. Samuel l.. Purple and Richard
Henry Green were elected trustees The Rev. Ed
ward O. Porter. Of Boston. delivered lecture on
The Apostle Eliot and His Indian Villages"
The Rev. Dr. W. H. Furness. Of Philadelphia.
celebrated his nlnety-second birthday yesterday
lie comes 10 this city to-day. and viii preach to-
morrow at DR. Coilyer's church. Thirty -fOurth-st
and Parl-ave. \ reception will be given him on
Monday evening by the ladies OF the church at Dr.
Collyer's home the Strathmore broadway and FIJI
ty-sccond-st.
The collection Of antique Chinese porcelain and
metal gathered by Charles Napercau. Of PICKING
China will be sold at the Firth Avenue Art Cal
lcries. No 3GG Flfhaye, on next Tuesday ana
Wednesday, 1t consists mainly OF single color
vases. blue and white examples. metal vases.
curios and IDOLS old cloisonne cnameis rare blue
and white porccains and old decorated specimens.
"Our Duty TO the Unworthy Poor, and What
Saw upon the Streets after Midnight" viii be the
subject Of an address TO young men by the Rev.
Or. John A. Il. Wilson. pastor of the Eighteenth
Street Methodist Episcopal Church, at the East
Eighty-sixth-st. branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The annual meeting OF the A!umnae Association
OF Rutgers Female College Will be held at the Hotel
New Nethcrland at II a. IN to-day.
The OH folks concert given under the auspices
OF the YOUNG Ladies' Society Of the Pilgrim con- /
eregatona Church last December will be repeated !
in the church. Madson-aye. and One-hundred-and- .
twenty -irsi-st.. next Friday evening
Charles +. Wingate will lecture before the Science
Sermons Society in the lecture-room OF Dr. Coll
yer's church. Park-ave. and Thrty-fourth-st, to-
morrow evening. on Evolution Of Cities.
Surrogate j. H. V. Arnold, who has been the
chief ruler Of the Thirteen club for the last two
terms. will deliver the principal address at the
twelfth annual dinner Of the club which VIII be
held at the Gerlach this evening. The annual eiec-
tlon precedes the dinner, and the newly elected
officers Will be installed with due ceremony.
Archivist Abarbaneil will read an interesting re-
port OF the work OF the club during the last year
in opposing sf~xxtiton. a larSe attendance Is ex-
pected- !