New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-10
NEW-YORk CITY.


The Harvard Club will give n reception at the
clubhouse. No Il West TwentysecOnd-st.. TO the
players Of the Hasty Pudding Club after their final
performance OF Granada" this evening.
"Our Regiment" Is the title OF farcical comedy
which Will be an accompaniment Of entertain
ment to be given by Company c. list Regiment at
the Lexington Avenue Opera House tomorrow
evening.
Company C. 12;h Regiment. will give exhibit
ton drill. to be followed by a reception AT '"e
armory this evening
Lafayette Camp. Sons OF Veterans. Will give
dramatic entertainment at the Manhattan Athleuc
Club Theatre on next Saturday evening. Two SNORT
plays-"The Deacon" and The Arabian NlS'ts
will be presented by the Riverside Comedy Clup'
The members Of the Linnaean Society Of New
York will this evening listen discourse on some
Points on the Probable Origin OF the Seals. when
will be delivered by DR.. J. l.. Workman at the
American Museum of Natural History
The Rev Or. T. Il. Tyler the Rev. Dr. j. II.
Hoadley and the Rev : H. Batten Will address
temperance meeting of Methodist. Baptist Disciples
and Presbyterian churches tonight at the Church
Of the Good shepherd. SiXty-sixthst.. between the
Boulevard and Amsterdam-ave. All are welcome
At gathering OF the members OF the New-York
Academy OF Sciences last evening in Hamilton Hall,
Columbia College. papers were presented by fro-
fessor H. F. Osborn. "a Division Of the EN-
therian Mammals into the Mesoplacenalia snd
Cenoplacentalla': by DR.. O. S Strong on Nerve
Cell Structures as Demonstrated by Golgi Methods:
BY Dr. Bashford Dean, on "A New Arthrodiran
O,ungfsh from the Cleveland Shales." and by Paul
Gihier on "Gycosuria Produced Experimentally IN
Animals by Psychical Causes"
A meeting % the American Geographical Society
had been called for last evening. when an address
was 10 be delivered by Robert Stein. Owing to Mr..
STEMS Illness cards were issued conveying the in
formation that the meeting would he Indefinitely
postponed.
Some inquiries have been sen: 10 The Tribune re-
garding the meetings Of the Society OF Ethical CUT
ure Of which Or. Felix Adler Is the head. The
meetings are held every Sunday at 1915 a. m. in
the Carnegie Music Hail. and not In Chickering
Hail. which a correspondent in Brooklyn enormously
named the place OF the meetings.
Charles p Vogel. a retired manufacturer Of cloak'
Of No. AIS East Eighty-nfth-s;.. was committed FOR
examination as to his sanity by Justice Slmms in
the Harlem Police Court yesterday afternoon. Mr.
VogeI formerly carried business 10. q
Greene-s,. He recently developed Authorization
that he was the inventor OF musical instrument.
Mayor Gnroy has approved the resolution passed
by the Board OF Aldermen requesting the members
Of Congress from New-York to support the measure
now pending in Congress for increasing the salaries
OF letter-carriers.
Among the passengers arriving here Yesterday on
the French Line steamer La Gascogne, from Havre.
were Don Marco Aurclio Soto. John Thompson Spen-
Ger, Lem Van der Est J. j. Ortega Nalery d'Ier-
blgny j. II. Mendoza. W. J. Logan and +. Monte
verdi.
LAraldo Italian Publishing Company was in
corporated last week. under the laws Of this state.
with a capital of 10000. for the publication OF an
Italian and English newspaper in the city OF New
York. to be called THE Italian Herald
Members Of the Universalst Club he'd their sew
enty-nlnth monthly meeting at Clarks restaurant.
in Twenty-third-st. last evening. and az IT was
ladies night" there lecture after the meet
ing and dinner John Howard Corwin. who spent
several years in the Hawaiian Islands. talked on
"RecOecons OF Hawaii"
meeting Of the New-YorI Florists cub
held last evening at No 10 Yves: Twenty seventh
St. and the members talked about the arrange
ments which will be made for the annual flower
show. 1t is expected that It will be he'd next fan
in the Madison Square Garden.
Dr. Newton Whitehead Of 80. 2lS East Forty
eighth-st. was held in the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday. charged by Agnes Berthoid twenty
years old OF No. IS Seventies. with malpractice.
through which she nearly lost her life. Mrs. Mea-
bus was also held for trial for aiding him.
The New-York City Woman Suffrage League will
hold a meeting this evening at the home OF Mrs.
Roe. No 162 West Ffty-fourih-st Addresses are
expected from Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake presl-
dent OF the league, and Others.
There will be a meeting Music Exchange Hal.
No 1G0 East Eighty -sixth-s tomorrow evening. 10
form Good Government Club among the Germans
in the XXIVth Assembly District
The Coroners jury yesterday in the case Of Mrs.
Barbara Miller who died on March q, gave A YER
dict that her death was due to poison administered
by some unknown person. Her husband was held
TO await the action Of the Grand Jury.