New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-15
NETWORK CITY.

| latino ., n committee OF the state Board OF
| ,,o1,cal Examiners representing the Medical So
| c,o.v Of the State OF NewYork Will take pace To-
| dav IN Parlor F. Fifth Avenue Hotel Dr' "eorse
y Fowler the chairman OF the Board. VIII can
| the meeting TO order at p m. and the BOARD VIII
hear arguments for and against the DIVISION OF tne
ucens,na examination Tho Board Of Medica hN-
a,,ors represents the Regents OF the University
| Of the state OF New-York.
Allan r. Dodworth. whose death at Pasadena
cal was noticed in The Tribune YESTERDAY na'
six children-Allen Dodworth, Mrs Ida y. Dor-
worth crow Henry B. Dodwor Charles r. bod-
worth r. j. Dodworth and Mrs. NJ !" Dodworth
| Crow.
= n Friend. counsel for Edward 8 Halenbach.
,.ho was indicted assault for shooting "iiliAii
,1,nsor OF No 3l4 West Fifty hist. SAID
Yesterday that his client was about TO Undergo an
| examination by experts In mental disease, and II
,bev reported that he was insane Illlenbach would
! be sent 10 n sanitarium for treatment
Mayor Strong will give a public hearing in tho
civ Hall on Monday a, p IN. on the bill when
has nassed both branches OF the Legislature, au-
| ,ho-,zrv Tho poard OF Aldermen to grant permits
o., s,-.c. stands ,or the sale OF newspapers. fruit
! a,d soda water when the consents Qt property
,v,.rs are obtained The Mayor. II is said, Is IN
cncd 10 favor the bill because II defines the power
OF the Aldermen. and "a intended to stop annoying
o., tho vendors by the police and the Bureau OF En-
| cumbrances.
Thu heads Of tho various departments in tho
| c,.-.i poa,onlcs and OF tho branch stations In
,h,s city will give A dinner for Postmaster Dayton
| tonight in tho colonial Hotel. One-hundred-and-
| twoniy-nfih-st. and Etshth-ave. feature OF the
occasion will bs tho presentation TO the postmaster
/ o.. n handsome album. containing mo pictures OF
| his hosts.
| n. vacancy in the West Presbyterian Church
choir has been filed by the selection Of Miss Mar
!
! -, tie laryest Western cities. Miss Lemon VIII
s,n4 .or the nrst tlme In the quartz, on sunday
/ February e. T. \. Schneider, tho orfanist ana
/ cho,rlnaster. VII heyin on May his twenty-h'th
year as organst Of the church.
Mss Lucy \. Yendes. author Of tho Preston
| Papers." VIII address the Ncw-York Society OF
| p,larorv on Wednesday next at p. m. in the
Normal College S.Nty-eighth-st and Park-ave.. on
/ Tho Oh and New In our Profession
The Tev Irilorc Myers OF Australia. Will lecture
! In the Carnegie I.ycculn on Monday at p. m. on
The E,hi-s OF Judaism.' Ex-Mnisier Oscar 5.
' siraus will preside
The Lados' Auxiliary Committee and tho Sun
| beam League have issued invitations for tho an
| nunl reception OF the Babies Wards OF the Post
! Graduate Hospital. No. 23 East Twentieth-st. on
| Monday from 2 to p. m. Tho Rev. Percy :.
| Gran, and ex-Judgo Henry T.. Rowland Will speak.
! The Ncw-York Society OF Ceramic Arts viii have
a reception on the second Monday OF each month
in the evening M it, permanent rooms. No % East
Sixteen this Saturday Is members day The pub
! lie il admitted daily from 10 a. m. to . p m.
Claude Falls Wright will lecture on 'Esoteric
| buddhism" tomorrow morning In Chickering Hall
at Il O'Clock.
The Jewish Sabbath Observance Association Is
| seeking to have special services held In all the
synagogucs Of the city on the evening OF February
O. TO further the cause which 1t was organized to
/ advance
The Catholic Club. in West Fifty-nlnth ST.. will
celebrate Its twenty-nfth anniversary Monday
at $50 p. m. There will be addresses by Bishop
John NJ. Farley. Frederic X. Coudert. Justice
Joseph f. DAILY and others.
The Ncw-York city Indian Association will meet
| on Monday at 1890 a. m. in tho parlors OF tho
Broadway Tabernacle Thirty-fourth-st. Bishop
Talbot OF Wyoming and Idaho his assistant,
the Rev. Sherman Coolidge, an Arapahoe Indian.
| will speak.
| The sixth annual entertainment and ball OF the
Washington Republican Club will be he'd at Flieg's
Washington Hail. Amsterdam-avs.. near One hun
dredand -sxty-sixth-s ST.. on February p.
The Rev. Or. Charles II. Eaton Will speak in tho
| Church OF tho Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
| on Universal Suffrage In the Light OF Recent Ex-
perence."
Tomorrow at p. m. there will be held in the
| Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. No. West Forty
sxih-st.. service in memory OF the Rev. DR.
Thomas Armitage for more than forty years pas
| tor OF this church. Addresses will be made by the
| Rev Drs. Henry c. Weston. j. NJ. Buckley Thomas
| s. Hastings and j. W. Sares
| a smoker was given Wednesday evening by the
| Bradhurst Republican Club No. 3Os West One
hundred and forty hfth-st instrumental and vocal
music given by excellent talent
At a meeting OF the New-York city Church Ex-
tension and Missionary Society OF the Methodist
! Episcopal Church. held yesterday at the Methodist
| Book Concern Fifth-ave and Twentieth-st. 1t was
! resolved unanimously to petition Bishop Stephen
| NJ. Merrill to return the Rev. DR. +. Mason North
| TO the place OF corresponding secretary 1t Is I'M
| derstood that DIR. North has been invited to tho
| pastorate of one Of the largest churches OF the
denomination-Trin.ty Church, In Ncw-Haven. Conn
! The Rev. VI. ID. c. Crawford president of the So
cIety. 1t IS expected Will be reelected by the
| Board and approved by the Bishop at the annual
! meeting In March.
| Roo Kirk Bryan. the Chalk talker," will de-
liver an address, with blackboard Illustrations be-
| fore the American Temperance Union at Chckerlng
| Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
| The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
| terday appointed Justice Martin J. Keogh to pre-
| side In Part |, Criminal Branch, OF the Supreme
Court. for the rest OF this month Justice Keogh
| belongs to the Second Department OF the Supreme
| Court, He will open court in the Criminal Courts
| Building next Monday Only homicide cases will
be tried. The first will be that OF Louis Her
| man. accused of killing his wife.
| The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the COM
| plant OF larceny against william d. Emery a clerk
| In the Bureau OF Street Opening in the Depart
| ment of Public Works Emery lives at No. 100 CO.
iumbus.sve The complainant Wa Robert O. Bres.