New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-24
NETWORK CITY.

Tho 1ectpre Of Henry VI. Stanley, the African ex-
porer at the Calvary Baptist Church on MONDAY even
ing. will positively be his last appearance III thiS Guy
before he returns TO Europe
The torpedo boat Gushing returned to the Navy fau
yesterday. She had been on a cruise to Newport and
New London.
william pfunder. q youth was sent to the Elmira
Reformatory in General Sessions yesterday OH i'
neading guilty to arson. The boy was employed by
butcher at No 1873 Secondave and set fire TO inc
shop several times, just to see the engines come"
The Non Partisan Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of New-York city has arranged for free lecture
by Mr, j. Ellen Foster under the auspices OF tiie
unIon at the Broadway Tabernacle, thirty iourCi-se
and broadway, on Monday evening at O'CLOCK Inc
-nbect of the lecture will be "WOmans "orh iof
temperance In addition there will be an organ 500
by Albert j. Holden
The bovs' department Of the Y. NJ G. A.. Twenty
,brd = and Fourth ave- held a service last night In
memory OF Henry IT, Webster, who originated the boys
denarnent in lsol and vice-clairman at the uhle
Of his death
The trustees Of the First Baptist Church Of New
York filed plans Yesterday for the construction Oh
new church building, at the northwest corner OF t'c
Grand Boulevard and seventy -ninthst. Inc ouiui"s
* TO be 1O2Nl25 feet, and Is 70 cost SlOo'ooo'
The society for the Free Entertainment of the Poor
and Unfortunate will have It's opening entertainments
AZ the Windsor Theatre on February -. Inc pro
aorrno will include the names Of Miss Lillian Rus
scll Henrietta Marksten, Carl Lancer ana hooer'
uiIllard Baynes G9th Regiment Band Will supply
tho musc. Applications for seats may DC made 10
vouric. r. Bluuenthal, secretary, No. 337 Eas'
Fourth-st
Emil Miller, a German pianOmaker who lived az
40 5I2 West Fiftiethst.. hanged himself In the cellar
NJ the tenement house on Thursday night. HIS deao
BODY was found at . a. yesterday. lie was forty
eight years old and had family. Lately lie had been
respondent on account Of reduction IN MS pay
The Italian Home. No. 179 sccondayc., will give
a pr.ss View Of their building at IL a. m to-dhy
The dedication Of the home Will take place on MON
day a. p m. under the auspices Of Baron fava'
Italian Minister to America and Chevalier IT, r.
Rlya. Italian Consul General in New-lork.
A memorial service for Henry II. Webster will be
held An Association Hall tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock Addresses will he made by William f. Dodge,
Ccpha, Branerd Professor Jasper l. GoOd"in' Oh
Columbia college. and Others. There VIII DO specia
muslc Women are invited as well as all young men,
The Ladies' Goodwill society Of st. Thomas's
Protestant Episcopal Chapel No. 229 East fifty-nhth
st. held It's annual entertainment last evening Among
those who took part were the Misses HOFFMAN, FOX
Herr and Hellerson. Mrs. Downs Miss Emily Coe'
Norris Groom. Arthur Taylor and Mrs. Smith.
An enthusiastic audience listened TO the benefit con
cort ~ the Citizen Italian Opera Chorus singers, given
last evening at Chickerng Hall The following aided
the chorus in giving pleasing programme Miss Eva
Cummings Miss Hattie jacob Miss IDA Klein. Mrs
Emilia g. Cosenza Mrs Lena LuckStone Myers. sgnors
Corshi and Duscn7l william Preuett, senior Pedro H.
De sallzar and Slgnor Bologna.
The committee appointed by the Republican Club
to arrange for dinner February Il, TO commemorate
The birth Of Abraham Lincoln has received so many
opplicntons for tickets that DclmoncOs banquehall
10 I'd Arthur l.. Merriam the
chairman of the committee. urges that members who
wish 10 bring guests send their names u him. at No.
% Cortlandt-s that he may arrange for seats.
The barbcttc- turrctcd monitor Puritan Will be put
into the new timber drydoclI at the Navy Yard to-
day to have some work done upon her hull.
Professor Harper Of Yale University, will preach
series Of sermons on sunday nights. beginning To-
morrow. in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. The
first sermon will be upon the prophecy Of Jonah.
The heads Of departments and statesmen of the main
and branch stores OF Baumann Brothers viii give
reception and ball at the LcnoN Lyceum on January 30
\ memorial tablet TO Thomas b. Happen, president
Of the Harlem Savings Bank until his death and treas
urcr of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. in East
onehundrcd a nd cshcenths will be unveiled in the
church with appropriate ceremonies Immediately after
the morning service to morrow.
". H. Cook "A policeman Of the Thirteenth Precinct.
has been brought before police justice twice on y
charge Of abandoning his wife, and has been ordered
10 pay her $16 a month letter from the wife, ask
ing the Police Board to compel him to pay yesterday
caused the Commissioners to entertain a complaint
against him. lie will be tried on a charge OF con
duct unbccomlng an officer and he may be dismissed
from the force.
Gookkecpcr Colt yesterday sent report To the
Police Board, showing that the sums OF money paid
into the Police Pension Fund last year amounted %
s523 900, and that the sum Of S4j3392 was paid in
pensions to 61S retired policemen. 3l3 widows and
sixtytw orphans. The amount needed for police
pension, this year is estimated at $4,000
Another game OF baseball will take place this even
ing AT the eth Regiment Armory at O'Clock between
Compancs G. and ID. Both teams have been strength
encd since their last games.
THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,