New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-07
NETWORK CITY.

Yesterday and elected the Rev John W. Ashworth' Oh
the Macdougal Street Baptist Church. moderator lor
this wear. Tic Rev. DR.. o. p caches, OF ihghSto"I'
n. j., read paper.
At the meeting Of the pastors OF tie ke'orn'eu
Church at No. IS Readest. yesterday the heV' W. H.
Boocock read an account Of the recent meeting Oh 0
Evangelical Alliance at Boston. at which he was
delegate.
The Rev DR. MAYNARD will deliver his historical
and illustrated lecture on "The Cathedals Of the
Netherlands and Itay0 tomorrow afternoon al CHICK
erng Hail.
The National Federation of silk Workers Will hegh
its annual convention in this city on January To-
The strike on the Progress Club Building, at Sixty
thirdst and Ffhave., continues. Both sides are ne
termined TO hold out, and the Board Oh WAXING Dco
gates has ordered strikes the Rouse Building al
Snring-st and Broadway, and on four pulluHes III
Bleeckerst.
A majority ~ the sailors and marines who VIII
ahe nm the crew of the new cruiser Charleston. now
beInr fitted out to become flagship OF the Pachc
SQUADRON will start from the Navy laru mere 10.
morrow 10 go by rail to san Francisco There VIII
he 1877 sailors from the receiving-smp vermont ~
apprentice boys from the traningshp Minnesota ana
. corporals and 40 privates Of marines from the
barracks.
M novrs ~ affairs in San salvador received at
the Consulate of that country in this city yesterday
hut letter was received by the Consul, Perezlrlaa'
from the salvadoran delegate to the Pan-AmeHcah
Congress asking for information in regard 10 the
recent rebellion.
~sympathy' sends 81 to this Office for the destitute
family of Mrs Elizabeth Connolly at NO 81
Avenue A.
Esther L. Mulgelgreen landed here yesterday from
Austria with her thrceyearod daughter in search OF
her husband solomon. who came here some time ago.
Solomon went TO Castle Garden and wanted to carry
off his child refusing 10 take his wife. Mother ana
child NAV be sent back TO Austria unless some one
gives bonds for them.
The annual meeting Of the New-York City Associa-
ton OF Union ex-Prsoners Of War Will be held on
Friday evening. Janutry 10. at the headquarters
Broadway and Forty ffth-st. Several important re
ports will be made
Mary Fallon. young Irish woman, whose parents
live at No. 749 Sixthave., went 10 board with Mrs
Cunningham at No. coo Eichthave. few days ago,
and slept with Mrs Cunnlngllam's daughter Elizabeth
On Sunday night they probably blew ont the gasght'
and the room filed with after they went 10 sleep
Yesterday morning Mary Falon was dead and Eliza
beth Cunningham was insensble At the Ncw-foFk
Hospita later in the day the surgeons thought Eliza
beth might recover.
Distrct-Attorney Fellows visited the Tombs yes
terday, to find out by personal observation whether
Mrs southwortl's condition had been correctly re
ported lie said after his return to his Office that he
did not believe she would live TO be tried
Emma Cordes, who has been in the Tombs for
nearly year on a charge Of murder in the first de
gree was tried Yesterday before Judge MARITIME she
was accused of killing her husband, Henry Cordes on
February o. ls-9. The jury, on Judge Marines
advice, acquitted the woman
The opening reception and supper Of the West
End Club, new social organization, VIII take place
at the clubhouse, No l34 West seventy secondst.
Thursday evening.
The Rev Dr.. William NJ. TAYLOR will lecture on
Thursday evening in the parors Of the Broadway Tab
ernacle on Thomas Chalmers, scOtland's Greatest
Preacher" The lecture Is 10 be given under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Association
If the forecasts of the local Signal Service Bureau
are to be relied on, New Workers may look for cold
wave which is on its way from the Northwest and
will arrive in this city TO morrow.
william shopsey, rongshoreman, Of No. 345
Cireenwich-st was held without bail yesterday for
hitting Hugh Carroll on the head with a hook Car
roll lies in a serious condition at his home, 10. 300
East Thirty -hfth-st.
William Truman, electrician. was assaulted and
robbed Of his gold watch and chain at a ycstcr-
day in front Of his home, No. 4O- Madison st. by two
men. Trumans cries attracted officer, who chased
the footpads and captured one Of them, Edward Nc
Clelland of No. 451 Cherry-st. Tie rObber held
In 900 bail
Peter A Hargous, attorney for Edward Schell
in a suit against the city, came into possession Of
So 251 81. lie directed 10y supreme Court Judge
10 pay the money TO Mr.. schell, and falling 10 do 50
Judge Barrett signed order yesterday declaring him
in contempt Of court and ordering him % be locked
up in Ludlow street Jail until he pay the money.
William p. Burns was held in $1,000 bail yester-
day in a police court for assautng Oliver Holmes,
of Lafayette, y. j.. in CheTyst. on New Years Day,
and robbng him of a watch worth $50.
The officers Of the Women's Press Club, which was
al 50 q
Club will be the guests Of the NewYOrk Press Club
at the next ladies' night" January 10. Various
wellknown actors and humorsts viii assist in making
the evening pleasant one.
jeremiah Murphy. the labor leader, has organized
a branch Of the Business Mems Republican Associa
ton of the XIXth Assembly District at No. 1854
Tenth-ave.
Not alone are the saloons in full blast sunday
but many keep beer barrels and printed trade
signs on the sidewalk as well.
Father Mathew, of Cork Ireland has received a
letter from Archbishop COrrican approving his mission
20 this country 10 collect money for the memorial
church to Father Mathew. the famous temperance ad
vOcate.
Tile Rev. Thomas F. Murphy ordained recently at
ST. Josephs Seminary, Troy has been assigned 10 duty
at st. Patrcks Cathedral
The financial report Of ST. Stephens Roman Catholic
Church for the year ending December 81 shows
s74 597 as the total receipts. The present debt on
the building Is 100000, reduction Of 81 900 in
the last three years.
The sward in Central Park is about green it
usually is in April
The City and County Of Dublin Mems Association
will have its annual entertainment in Tammany Hall
tomorrow evening.
The youth who committed suicide by shooting him
self in head in front Of No. 10 second 81. sat
urday night identified at the MOrgue yesterday
by Lee sommers as his son, COsman sommers. seven
teen years old, shoe clerk Of No III East One
hundred forty frst-st The father said he knew
of no cause for the suicide.
The Columbia College Glee Club gave an enjoyable