New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-03
NETWORK CITY

The Rev. Joseph Nettleton. a missionary from the
Fiji Islands and delegate to the Ecnmehcal Ion
ference Of Methodism TO be held in Washington next
week. will preach at the Seventh Avenue Aethou'S'
Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Commissioner Gilroy has ordered all the public
baths 10 be closed on Monday except those at the
Ratterv and Market ST, These will remain open uuT-
ing next week. The closed baths Will be sent 10
Gowanus Bay for storage. During the winter theN
will be repaired and reprinted
Mayor Grant Yesterday appointed Leopold ii. Hay
man School Inspector in the Fifth School DstrlcI
Fifteenth and Eighteenth wards. Inspector iayman
is member of the Tammany Hall General Oonih'eo
of the XVIth Assembly District.
Az Asburv Methodist Episcopal Church, Washing
ton Souare there will be held popular mass-meeune
nj 40 n M Tomorrow at which several OF the Eng
lsh delegates to the Ecumenical Conference VIII speak
The Rev Peter Thompson superintendent OF the great
East London Missions, will preach at the church az
8 p.
The steamship Macedonia. which arrived here yes
terday from Hamilton, Bermuda. had on board TWO
stowawavs The men had deserted from the English
garrison at Bermuda. and when the Macedonia came
into The harbor Of Hamilton they went on board ana
concealed themselves. General OBeirne will TO-DAY
decide whether or not the stOwaways will be permitted
to land.
Joseph Dzetzaka Russian Hebrew. arrived at the
Barge Office a short time ago, and as he decEHed ne
had no money he detained to be returned. Yes
terday when he told TO make ready for ms return
trip nc produced 500 marks which he had concealed
In his clothing, and receipt for check for SLOW
which he had sent TO his son in the West joseph
will land.
The steamship ST. Romans, from Liverpool, which
arrived here Yesterday reports rough passage across
the North Atlantic. On September "a she encoun
tered hurricane accompanied by tremendous cross
seas Her cattle fittings on the forward deck were
swept away but the ship itself received no damage
Although the work on the entrance porch of Grace
Church. Broadway and Tenth-st., Is not yet complete
services will be resumed to- at the usual hours
The Rev. Dr. Huntington the rector will oficiate.
John wendell. a pedler twenty-one years old, of No
2O7 East feminist, who was convicted OF asSauitlhe
Ellen Barry half-witted girl Of sixteen at her home
No $50 First ave. was sentenced to fourteen wears In
the state Prison yesterday by Recorder smyth
Controller Myers appointed twenty four special clerks
in the Tax Collection Department yesterday for the
Z" rush. period, when taxpayers will crowd into the
receivers office TO pay their taxes ana get the rebate
allowed between october and November l. The
nav of these temporary assistants Is $3 day.
superintendent Murray yesterday was directed by
the Board of Police TO send $50 policemen to Van
Courtlandt Park next Thursday to assist in keeping
the crowds in order at the review Of the First Brigade
Of the National Guard.
Seven little girls in Greenvlle N. H., gave fair
recently and sent the proceeds S4o, TO The Tribune
FroShAir Fund.
The Rev. Z. Campion Acheson, one of the assistant
rectors of St. Georges Church, will address young men
in Association Hall tomorrow afternoon.
Owing to the interest in the meeting of the New
York Presbytery on Monday the faculty OF Union
Theological Seminary have decided to postpone al sem
mary exercises for the day.
The funeral Of the Rev. Father James Fitz llarcs
took place yesterday at the Church Of ST. Veronica OF
which he was the pastor
Fish Commissioner Backford every week sends
dozen or 50 Of the finest specimens of the different
varieties of fish he obtain to Washington, where
the United states Fish Commission is engaged in the
work of making casts of all the food fishes to be found
in American waters.
The preliminary examination into the facts of the
perjury charge of Peter +. Tarpy, school principal
and Editor of The Harlem Eagle" against his former
friend William b. Clark, teacher in Grammar School
No o. in East Forty secondst. closed Yesterday
afternoon before Justice Meade at the Harlem Police
Court who threw the ont of court. The prosecu
ton had failed to produce the two conflicting afi
davi,s which Tarpy said sworn to and signed by
Clark.
A pension of 5000 year has been granted by the
Police Board to the family Of Policeman John j. sher
man, who was killed by negro in one hundred and
Gfth-st. recently.
Daniel Thompson who had been locked up I'm the
West Thirty seventh-st. police station charge Of
lareen was found dead in his cell yesterday morning
His death was believed to have been caused by apo
, pleXy. Ten years ago he theatrical manager In
the employ of John Duff, but dissipation caused his
downfall.