New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-05
NETWORK CITY.

,,, rur,,,no ,as received s. from ID. W. for
tho Nebraska sufferers and 50 for the Day Nui
series.
Tho animal review and parade OF the Sth kesi-
ment will take place at the armory' farA-"'e' anu
Ninety-fourth-st. on February ~ a' - III
The Ariel Dramatic Society Will give a pcr'oii" IL
arca Of Gilbert and Sullivan's opera patience at
r ra.5narn Cluh Highbridge Road and Norris
ave. next Monday evening. recep"o" wiz ''
low the performance.
Tho monthly meeting OF the Ladies' Health FRO
toctive Association will take place at lo"o o ciooA
This morning at the Charity Orsanizauo" 'o0'e''
RuIding Fourth-ave and Twenty-secohd-s'
A meeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce VIII oe
held on Thursday, at l2:D p. m
At No East Ffteenth-st. the hall OF 'he
Young Women's Christian Association. at O'CLOCK
this evening the Rev. DR.. Edward B' Coe VIII w
liver an address free to all women, on heai'S ""u
Religion
..Tbe Rond Record" for February contains ar
ticIes on the financial situation. redemption Vi
United States bonds in gold CON- ra'"a! i'o
carnations and the usual information about ana
reports OF the various railroads. lhere Is ih"'" "a
interest to investors In the NUMBER
Among the passengers sailing to-day on inc No' :"
German LLOYD steamer Ems for Southampton arc
,ba Count and Countess Victor Serenyi, Charles
g laval the Swiss Charge d'Anaires at "ashi"e
ton; W. II. Van den Torn. J. G. I. "aiue0" anu
Sissieretta Jones' the singer
The will OF Gustave s. Erdelyi whose wife lrfna
/ formally renounced the Roman ta'ho"c C""'"
an sunday has been admitted TO probate. 1t was
executed on January 3. and leaves all the "S
,o,or.s nronertv TO his wife. He leaves personal
o,ar,v to the value OF 5000. Mr.. Erdelyi was
Hungarian editor. His wife became Presoy-
terrain on Sunday Hope Chapel. In East fourth-
st.
Deputy Sheriff Loub has received an execution
against Nathaniel Jarvis. jr, former clerk Oh .e
/ Court OF Common Pleas. and VI. Louise JARVIS TOT
&c a, IN favor of Edward y. Dckerson and Charles
w Could as executors OF the estate Of Edward
~ Dickerson, judgment obtained IN queens
| County The Deputy Sheriff went to Mr. JARVIS
house No g East Ffty-ffthst., and made levy
upon the furniture. Nj. Jarvis said ne wouid SET
tie the claim soon as possible
II f. Mack was yesterday appointed assistant
| eunerintendent Of the Railroad and Mall Depart
ment In the General Postoflce in place OF victor
J. Bradley who has been made superintendent OF
Branch Posotfice II, Forty-third-st. and Lexins-
ton-ave.
W Trayers Jerome will make an address BEFORE
Good Government Club II. No. $50 west ihriy-
second-st this evening on the Pcho"s oNe '
organization bill.
In the Court OF oyer and Terminer yesterday
| Giovanni Posteran was convicted OF manslaughter
I'm the second degree in stabbing 10 death ANTONIO
Valto at No. 20 Prince-st on october 10 last
Michael Consldine. who. on January ~ shot J'
J. Malone in frcnt OF the ST. James Hotel was
| brought before Justice Smms In the JEFFERSON Mar
! bat Cour, Yesterday afternoon charge OF
murder Malone having died from his wounds ana
was held without bail TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury
A meeting OF the John J. O'Bren Association
WAS held last night at the clubrooms NO. E2
Grand-st Resolutions adopted indorsing
the administration OF Mayor Strong. Among the
| sneakers we're James T.. Sparenberg, Samuel G.
! shin William O'Brien and Peter VI. Corcoran.
Edward j. Blair. milk-dealer. twenty-seven
wears old was found dead In bed at his home.
No 25D East Broadway, yesterday morning lie
had been asphyxated by escaping gas The burn
or was turned on when he was discovered Inc
family say the death was accidental Blair was
con ~ Fire Commissioner Blair and a nephew
| OF Coroner Fitzpatrick.