New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-31
NETWORK CITY.

Professor Harper, Of Yale. who preached at the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church last sunday evening, VIII
deliver a second sermon on February
Miss Jennie IIoughton, an exceedingly clever and
accomplished rollcrskater, will give special eXhli
ton at the matinee at the Eden Musee TO-DAY.
4 horse driven by Morris Lehman. of No. 1921
III nd ave.. became frightened at Malis)n-ave s1d
sixty sxth-s yesterday and against street car.
Lehman was flung to the pavement and his side was
hurt severely. Ills wagon wrecked. Tnc DAMAGE
10 the car slight, and the passengers in the car
escaped injury.
Dr. John r. Nagle, of the Health Department, yes
terday left the city TO enjoy vacation Of thirty days
intending to visit his large ranch in Texas and 70
travel In Mexico. lie took along camera. and Prob
ably will bring back number of snap shots t. d.
light his associates in the Society of Amateur PHI e
raphcrs.
The Common sense View of the Theatre will be
the subject of the Rev. Madison G. Peter>'s sermon
10 morrow morning at the BOomingdac Church Bo"c-
ward and West SiXty-cishths Il.
Thomas Clark who killed his aunt, Ann Rinrian'
about ten days ago, wanted to plead guilty t. murdcr
in the first degree i'm General Sessions yesterday lie
cordcr smyth Of course refused t. accept the plea,
and instructed Clark to confer with his lawyer
a. p. NJ. has sent Fl to The Tribune for the
benefit of the destitute families Of the cOkc-mne victims
at Mammoth. Penn
The sentence Of James NoOnan. who was convicted
~ COMMITTING burglary Of which August Mctlcr say
he is guilty was postponed until Wednesday III cen
cral Sessions yesterday. Mctlcr has not been arrest III
vet but District-Attomcy Nco is investigating Tao
case.
Tho vcstry of The Bcrcan Baptist Church. at "" 30
Bedford st. was crowded last night at the far'"cl
nravcr meeting in the old church, where the c'nti'
cation has worshippcd since -3-. Tie Ec'' tl"ai'
1pdson led the meeting. The next fnd'y-c'cnh e
pravermecting will be held In the new church, IN "4>H
inCton Square, South.
"a Ar-Applcants for service on the maui d.
schoolshp st. Marys NAV apply t. Comnanner 1o''
MCGOWAN commandment Of the vessel mt East lh'N
fourthst.
The farewell services Of Olivet Church, No 03 Sc
ord 81 prcvons to the demolition of the budihp VIII
ina hold To- morrow The German service i, to be gwen
AT 10 80 a. m, the sunday school service dI -"'
n. m and the English service at =. H.
"Ms-In answer to your inquiry as to savings DinN'
in This CITY, the following show by their annual report
,bat they have the largest surpluoc' III; EoWcN' III
the Dowery: the Bank for savings IN Iicc'Ae' y,
the scamen's. in Waist; the GREENWICH III HN''
ro the East River savings Institution ana hnSr'h
Ipdr,trial. in Chambers ST.. the Dry Dock III III
nor-erv and the Broadway Savings Institution III
Park Place.
A rpmbcr Of italians arrived at the large oh''
roc,nrdar ON the steamship Burcunda, from Me'il'ef
ranean norris The ContractLabor bureau ucV'"7'
twentv seven Of thcm suspicion OF Their Da"5 90"
tract labOrers
The ship J. b. Thomas, from san Francisco pr'"s
with her other cargo $3.50 barrels oil whc' -''i" o'-
10 mustard seed ,243 bags Of b0aA' ana -'''''
of canned salmon. The last consignment Has "i'io
Va t" to e,ch extra Lcnten demand as may occur
and will help keep prices easy
The literary society Of the li~iein D'"H'n 49,,
lin h.vo . uublc challenge debate with the
,oo ,rub If BROOKLYN, tonight, on the Que
ZION s. should Women Refrain from TAXING r"'' IL
Political Affairs ?"