New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-14
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
Harry Haywood ond Frank Laura. who sold special
aren't Of the Treasury Department counterfeit money
several times, found guilty Of the offence by
Jury In the United states Circuit Court yesterday
They were remanded for sentence.
Revival services were held at the Forty street
Methodist Episcopal Church last evening. and thoy
will DO continued for ten DAYS. Several well-known
clereymen will speak each night
Dr. Joseph H. sewer. vicc-president Of the Ledcr-
krauz and president OF the National Association OF
German American Journalists, 49, admitted to the bar
of this stae by the General Term Of tho Supreme Court
yesterday lie had been Admitted to the bar AT
Vienna Austria and was not required to pass an ex'
animation.
The Rev. D. D. Demarest addressed the Reformed
Pastors Association at No. 70 Readest yesterday on
"serviccs Preparatory to the Lords Supper
The Rev. Il. B. Hull. OF Brooklyn. gave Q talk
descriptive Of his recent Journey to Palestine yeScr
dsy at the weekly meeting Of Baptist pastors al inc
Tabernacle, in SecOnd-ave
A dispatch was received here yesterday saying that
the steamer Finance. Of the tinted states ana bfdHl
Line had gone ashore at Crany's Island. oil the coe'
OF Virginia. She had twenty passengers. ana was
bound for Rio Janero. was ais" reported that inc
steamer would DO easily Aoated, otter her cargo had
been removed.
James A. simmons charged with bank'wrecKlng,
pleaded guilty before Judge Benedict In the 'hc"
states Circuit Court yesterday. Leave to rhangc ms
plea or to enter demurrer was allowed hhh' i"o
case set for trial on Monday
The Hudson River Day Line steamers Albany anu
New.York will make their last Tips Tor inc seaSoh
from New. York TO-DAY and from Albany tomorrow.
st. James.s Lutheran Church. Madison-avc. and sew
.rtv third.st is the Oldest English Lutheran rongN-
CATION in Sev -Yorh City. The Oldest was Du'ch
Lutheran church. erected opposite Trinity lro'c''a
Episcopal Church. in Broadway IN 1871. Inc Lu.n
Gran Church increased by $4,000 members IN the
United states last year
III. Christian Alliance Convention which has been
in session for the last eight days at the ''oSre'
Tabernacle Eiehth.ave. near fory-fourtst. came 10
an end Yesterday Among the speakers was MRS. BAL
ungton Booth. Of the Salvation Army.
Jose villesas was found guilty by Jury IN Gen
eral Sessions Yesterday Of stealing Seoo from fapo
Echipari, Scnorita Carmencta's manager VINO ia" o."
frended him. Judge Cowing sentenced ''''eG"S "
seven years IN the State Prison.
An Informal meeting Of the Fcncer' Club was nc'a
Yesterday afternoon ut the cubroom|. No. West
Twen,v eIehth.st Thcre were u number Of wel-con'
t.sted bouts with the fOls and bradswords ana the
attendance was large The fencing WINS under inc
direction of the clubs Inacro arms Armand 1ao"oy'
Colonel T. F. Rodenbough, Chief Of the Bureau OF
Sertons YESTERDAY denied q Iumor that no Wa about
70 resign his office
Eight Capuchin monks landed here yesterday
from the storage Of the steamer La Ga>coche' ro"
Hsvre They cows. rbcs and sandals ana
their heads tonsured. They are going 10 W
tava Canada where they will establish monastery
under Archbishop Duhamel. They come from Toulouse
FrarSe>
Tho steamship Belsic has arrived at San Francisco
with mails from China and Japan OF the i"dio"ihs
dates: Shanghai, september 10: Hong Kong >eP'ch
Der 10; Yokohama. september % due here t'm"fo"
tn
close at the General Poofice OF 80 p M Tomorrow
Tho sale Of the library Of the lnte Henry b Dawson
over I 400 volumes began Yesterday al the anc-
ton rooms OF Bangs & Co.. No -" BroahwaH' ana VIII
continue to-day and tOmtrrow. humoT o' 'o'
lectors were present. and the bidding was BRISK All
old volume OF the B!bl sold for BIG, ana a'oeF
for So 4 somewhat unwicldy cdhloh IL tie p"'" vi
Job sold for - cents
The Rev. Thomas DIXON. 1r' VIII lecture en- fo',,.
under the auspices of the Pastors AID society. IN the
Twenty third street Baptist Church tonight.
Tho trains running TO and from the >teambea'N d.
Belle Dock New Haven. Conn. have been "nho'a"h
for the season Steamers leave Pier NO 70 Ea'' hN'r
Of p. and II p m, as usnai' arriving III Univ
for trains north and cast loree-'"r> run ''''" ~
boat To railroad depot.
General Martin 7. Mcmahon has been dcSiSnat;d
ny Governor II,,l as his proxy represent linn AT the
meeting OF tho Gets sburg attcncid Association WITH
the Conte de Paris at the scene Of the great ih'.
Plans for altering the Hebrew orphan Asylum. in
Sevcnty. seventh St. near Third ave. were filed at tho
Building Burcau Yesterday. The property belongs u
the city, and the building will he made into puohc
Scbool The estimated cost /, $4,000.
euten;.nt = Colonel Moran. o! the 80th Reg m"h'.
vil act as grand marshal Of the New contingent
of the Catholic Benevolent Legion at the goidch |nco
celebration In honor OF Bishop Loughlin OF BoohHh
Tho County Cork Mems Benevolent Ass""ioh 'S'
voted 800 for the relief Of the famine IN ircahu'
Clearance papers were refused the steamer Manga
tuck The destination Of which Is Tampa, fla' III 'o
Custom House yesterday. her certificate Oh a'p'.
ton only allows her tn ply in Ncw-iork n"y oil" "'
bor The Board OF Local steamboat IhsPe''oro' p"
ever. gave her permission TO go on i'er '''p WI