New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-05
NETWORK CITY .

The annual dinner OF the Sth Company veterans
18th Regiment y. C. s. y. Y, will be given IN the
clubhouse No. 75l F1fth-ave. on the evening OF
March II.
The steamship City OF Pekins arrived at san
rrorc,sco on Saturday with mails from China and
Japan of the following dates; shanghai reo' ""s
4 Hong Kong February s. Yokohama feorua'| 49,.
They are due TO arrive here on the morning OF
March Z Mails FOR China and Japan VIII close at
the Pos,ofice at $50 p IN. on the following oh'e
Via San Francisco March s; via Tacoma March To-
via Vancouver March %. The last two must DC
specially addressed.
nrb,ic meeting to advocate the passage OF the
Atnsworth bill for home rule in taxation VIII W
held In Masonic Hall, Sixth-ave and twenty
Thirds, this evening at o'clock Ex-Surrogate
Ransom will preside and the speakers VIII DC
Wheeler H. Peckham Albert Stckney' Judge Roger
A. Pryor Edward Lauterbach Thomas g. shear
man and Julien T. Davies
The Baton Club Of the First Presbyterian Church
rnaer the direction OF William c. Carl will this
eyentng at SIS o'clock give performance OF Spohi
sacred oratorio, The Last Judgment In the
chanel OF the church. The soloists 10 assist arc
Miss Mary IIine Mansfield. soprano; Mrs Antonio
SAWYER contralto; G.. l.. F. Butler, tenor lut"er
Gail Allen barytone Reeve Jones. pianist; William
J. Mater violinst, and Mrs. Laura crawford anu
Charles r. Hallock. accompanies.
There will be given during Lent by the or
gan rec,tals In the church. Wednesday after
moons at O'Clock.
The Council OF Confederated Good Government
Clubs has assigned to Good Government 'lub q
OF the XXVIIIth Assembly District the general
subject OF city railroads and rapid transit TOT IN
yestigation and study. This subject has oeeh
turned over TO a special committee OF the cino
which has secured the services OF William Barclay
Parsons engineer Of the Rapid Transit Commits
sion to deliver a lecture on rapid transit on March
: at the hall OF the Y NJ. {. A" Washington
Heights branch. In One-hundred- and-htty-h fth-st
A regular meeting OF the Veterinary Medical As
ISOLATION will be held tonight at the New YORK
College OF Veterinary Surgeons NO. loi East fli'y-
seventh-st. at o'clock.
The usual weekly conference OF Baptist ministers
took place Yesterday morning in the BAPTIST pub
fishing House. No 149 Fifth-ave. The Rev. Richard
Hartley was elected president. the Rev Leighton
Williams. fce-presdent; the Rev. Frank Fletcher
secretary Mornay Williams. representative OF
the Working Womans Social Reform Society read
a paper on the needs OF working women.
Tho NeS-York Methodist Episcopal preachers
meeting was held in the Book Concern. Fifth-ave
and Twenteth-st.. yesterday morning. The prosi-
dent the Rev. DR. A. j. Palmer, occupied the chair
The Rev. Dr. j. A. Atkinson. OF Jersey city, al
dressed the meeting The Historical Fact OF the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ as Affecting ChriH-
tianity." II announced that f&v0 had been
sionary Society.
The certificate OF incorporation OF the National
Society OF New England Women filed ycsier-
day in the office OF the County Clerk. The society
is organized for social purposes. and TO offer ad-
vice and assistance to women OF New England
birth or ancestry living in portions OF the United
States other than New England. The managers
are Emma NJ. X. H. Slade. Mary c. seward. Jo-
seph.ne Y Judson. caro- Gallison. Hattie a. Slade
Sarah A. Smith. Jean c. Bartlett. Alice f.. Dexter
Sarah r. Bourne. Susan n. Bailey Clara q. Simons
Katherine b. Gallison. Mary g. Hattie Mary "
Wilson and Ruth VI. Hardy.
Robert A. Kane. sixty-one years old guest at
the Campbell Hotel No o. West Forty second-st.
was removed to Bellevue Hospital yesterday. SUI
fering from insanity. He has been at the hotel
FOR two months. with his wife and during most
OF the time has been III with a complication Of
diseases Dr. Davis. OF 40 East Forty-nrst-st
has been his physician. The denented man
formerly In business, but had to retire account
OF Illness
While working al the Saturday evening
Frederick Hjertberg. for ten years foreman o:
THE North Star" the Swedish paper died from
a stroke OF apoplexy In the composing room OF the
paper Nos rs and l27 Park Row Htertbergs wife
and seven children survive him. The funeral will
be held at his home No IS Dyison-st. to-day at
30 y.