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

Among the passengers arriving from Europe on the
White star steamer Germanc yesterday were DR.. Fox.
the wcll-knOwn Irish Member of Parliament; captain
w. strickland, the Rev. f. Ryan, Colonel H. hcAiis-
ter the Rev. j. A. Locke and the Rev. ID. Luttren
The Rev Richard A. Armstrong. of Liverpool who
preached the opening Mt the recent Cnlt'rhh
Conference at Saratoga will preach In the Church OF
the Messiah Pnrk-ave and Thirty fOuTthst tomoF-
row at IL a. IN.
Fannie Paight Emily Hasam Louise Dayton and
Lulu Schoheld little girls in stamford, Conn., nave
held fair for The Tribune FreshAr Fund, and raised
S15.
Tho birthday Of Father Mathew the famous apostle
Of temperance, VIII be hOnorcd tomorrow evening ID
the Church Of the Paulist Fathers, sixtieth-st and
Ninth ave. by a celebration under the auspices OF
ST. Paups Guild and League of the Cross st. I"nFs
Temparance Cadets, to the number OF 200 in hand
some uniforms and with full band, Will parade and
take part in the exercises
ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church. Fifty third
ST. between Broadway and Eighthave. viii reopen 10
morrow For year the congregation has been "or-
shipping in tho lecture room Of the church. buU such
are the increasing demands OF the work that the occu
pancy Of the entire building is required Appropriate
services will mark the rcopenins The Rev. Dr..
James NJ. King will preach in the morning, and the
Rev. Dr. George Van AlStyne IN the evening.
superinte Murray reported to the Police Boaf
Yesterday that the taking Of the census Of the dogs la
the city had been completed by the police Ihey
found only 1887 licensed dogs and 33,1l6 unlicensed
ones, maldng total of 36,5o3 doGa in the city
James Rorkc. president Of the Irish Emigrant 80
ciey has invited the members Of that organization 10
visit and inspect the immigrant landing station
on Ellis Island lie has chartered tugboat for this
purpose and the party will 60 there today.
The Central Methodist Episcopal Church. in Sew
entb-aye will be opened again tomorrow, after eX-
teusve repairs. Bishop II. ;. Foster Will preach IN
the morning.
The Rev. Charles f. Herring, who resigned the pas
torae OF the East Harlem Presbyterian Church at the
last meeting of the Presbytery will sail for Europe to
day on the steamer AuIania Mr.. Herring VIII be
absent for some time His chief object in going abroad
Is to pursue II Of study Oh comparative religions
under DR.. FarbaiEn at oxford.
The new church and parish-hCuSe in Ffty-sevcnth
and Fiity-sxth ats between Eighth and Ninth aves
belonging to the parish Of Zion and ST. Timothy are
rapidly nearing completion. The latter Is now ready
for occupancy, and the former viii be opened by or
before the first OF January. At present the II O'Clock
services on Sunday morning held in Carnegie Re
cital Hail. West Fftyseventlst' and the other ser
vices in the parshhouse, No 333 West Fifty
niellke figure of Parnel is view at the
Eden Musee.
General O'Beiipe has decided that the two Italian
immigrants who were accused of melting mutiny on
the steamer Maasdam and brought to the Barge Office
by the purser Of that steamer on Thursday scan be
landed il proper bonds given that they viii not
become public charges
The Despatch the yacht of the Secretary Of the
Navy, left the Navy Yard for Washington yesterday.
The Park Commissioners sent their provisional est
mates for 1892 TO Deputy Controller Storis yesterday.
They foot up 81 $40. against $044 1868 81 appo
priaed for the current year.
The Ohio Society Of New-Yorl will hold It's next
regular meeting at No. 236 FIfth-ave. on Monday
evening. Mrs. f. A. Conner will deliver address
on Ohio in New YORK; and Mrs Harriet Webb Will
recite. musical programme will be gwen under the
direction of Eugene Clarke. After the entertainment
efreshments will be served by Mazzetu.