New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18
NETWORK CITY.


Charles Barham has been appointed soliciting
freight agent OF the Southern Railway. Piedmont
Air line and Ashevile line. with Office Mt No I'll
broadway reporting to General Agent X. ID. Car
penter.
The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday dismissed the appeal OF cx-Polceman Fran
els Clarke and affirmed the finding OF the Police
Commissioners who dismissed him from the force
in August. 1896. Clarke was accused OF being crunk
and unfit for duty on May 81 and June !. 1876.
The hearing in reference to the charges against
sherff Hansen set for l0>0 A. IN. yesterday.
but was postponed until Monday next. owing TO
the absence OF General b. Il. Tracy chief counsel
for the Sheriff.
An election for iieutenants In the LIST Battery
took place at the armory. No. 9N West Forty
fourth-st last night and resulted In the choice OF
Robert VI. Lyman and Louis Hathaway
Walter X Freeman. an electrical engineer. OF No.
227 East Four,eenth-st.. who was accused OF alb
Quoting Sally f. Work. OF the same address. In
1893 when she was less than fifteen years old. was
convicted In the General Sessions yesterday OF as
sault In the second degree. The jury gave rec
ommendation to mercy. Freeman was remanded
TIL next Thursday for sentence. The extreme
penalty .or the offence OF which he was convicted
Is ten years Imprisonment.
The jury in the third trial TO determine the men
and the trial proceeded before Justice Freedman
in Trial Term Part X. OF the Supreme Court Levy
gained another point when Charles +. Holm. his
counsel secured an order from Justice Freedman
70 the effect that the test OF LevyA insanity should
be whether or not he danger to the public
Justice smyth. OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted an order dissolving the New-York corpora
ton OF George Rouledge's Sons. book publishers.
formerly OF No. Lafayette Place. In the proceed
ings brought by the directors some time ago for
| the voluntary dissolution OF the company.
measures for the reform OF the public school sys-
| tenn then before the Legislature a committee OF
| twenty-fo women appointed by ex-Mayor
| Hewitt who was chairman. to take such action as
| might seem needful In support OF the Pavey-Page
| compromise school bill. This committee yesterday
| wrote a letter TO Mayor Strong. asking him to
| anix his signature to the bill without delay.
| There will be a "bon-voyage" meeting in honor
| Of Miss Frances f. Willard. president OF the
Worlds w. c. T. T.. under the auspices OF the
| American Temperance Union at Chickcrng Hall
| tomorrow evening at s o'clock Addresses will be
| made by Miss Frances z. Willard. Mrs. Mary r.
Burt. Bishop John p Newman. the Rev. c. f.
| Mead and others. Music will be furnished by Miss
| Anna Park cornetist; Miss Florence Noakes. solo
| list: John W. Hutchinson and the Wardwell Male
| Quartet. T. Edward Murphy will address the meet
| ing at the same place at o'clock in the afternoon
| The thirty fifth annual reunion OF the 9th New
| York Volunteers will be celebrated by a dinner at
| the Hotel Brunswick on Monday evening. Many
| things of interest to the members OF the regiment
will be presented. and II In expected that the Mon
| ument Committee, OF which Colonel Rush c. Haw-
kins Is chairman. will make report. The monu-
| ment will be erected the spot the regiment
reached In Its famous charge at the battle OF An
| tietam which was the most advanced point gained
| by any Of the Union troops In that action. The
| chairman of the Dinner Committee Is Inspector OF
Police Walter l.. Thompson. Ex-Judge J. c. J..
I.angbein is the president OF the association and
| James II. Folan. the q. A. r. printer. OF No. u
| William-st., Is secretary.
The Rev. Dr. Madison C. Peters, OF the Bloom
ingdale Church. will begin a series Of eight SER
mons tomorrow morning at II o'clock. the fol-
| lowing questons rs Death the End? Considered
az a Problem OF Reason" as Death the End?
Considered as the Solution Of Revelatian." "Is the
Resurrection OF the Body Reasonably Probable
and Possibler" with What Body Shall We
Conner" where Is the Soul between Death and
the Resurrectionr' What and Where Is HeavenY'
"What VIII Be the Employments OF Heaven and
"shalI We Know Each Other Therer
A service will be held in recognition of St.
GEORGES day by the Anglo-Amercan Free Church
OF St. George the Martyr. in connection with
various English societies. at the Church OF St.
John the Evangelist. West Eeventh-st and Waiver
lev Place. tomorrow evening at 71 o'clock. The
sermon will be by the Rev. DR.. d. Parker Morgan.
The Rev. A. vincenzo Raw. professor OF theology
in the Evangelical Church Of Italy, will speak to-
morrow evening In the Washington Heights Pres
| bvterian Church. Amsterdam-a ve-s and One-hun-
dred-and-nfty- nfth-st. 90, THE Work of'ths Cos
pol In ltaiy.''