New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

Archbishop Corrigan will open the new home Of the
Xaver Club. at No. ~ West Sixtccnthst. 10 morrow
evening, and Frederic X. Couder will make the open
ing speech
Joseph Schwartz. the young Hebrew who ar
rested Friday evening while in the act of dspOng
of silver service pieces stolen from SvnaFOgc.
arraigncd for examination before Justice Murray in
the Essex Market Court yesterday. and held for trial.
More than 81, 900 was collected yesterday In st.
stephens Church and $500 in st. COlumba's Church
toward the rebuilding Of St Demands Church. I'm West
Fourtcenthst. which was burned down some time ago.
Professor Edward X. Rawson, Of the Navy, who
has been staying in Brooklyn recently has been or
dcred 10 duty as Instructor Of mathematics at the
Naval Academy. Professor RawsOn was originally ap-
pointed chaplain in the Navy in 1871, and when
Protector James r. soley was appointed Assistant Sec
rotary of the Navy the Rev. Mr.. Rawson asked 10 be
examined for the vacancy and his success resulted In
his transfer to the pNfeSsOrshp.
st. Monicas Literary Union will give an entertain
ment on Wednesday evening in Central Turn-Vcrcln
Hail. in East sixty scventh-st TO help reduce the debt
-. MOnica's Church.
The Rev. DR.. William Lloyd. of the Central Con
gregational Church. will deliver lecture Words
worth before the Chauauqun Union Of Ncw-YorlI City
on Thursday evening in the Church Of the Disciples in
Ff9 siXth-st near Eehthavc.
sweet sixteen for quarter" Is the tempting offer
of vendor of oranges 10 the passing tnfOnEs III Il
ton-st. since the Florida season began.
The halfGozen little vessels which for nearly half
a century have been carrying large numbers Of dminu
tive mules from this country to the Islands Of the We,
Indies arc known in South-st a. the jackaSs feet
a statement Of the work of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association of this city will be made at Assoca
ton Hail. Twenty -thiId-st and Foutlavc this even
ing at O'Clock, at which time the thirty eighth an
niversary will be held. Addresses will be made by
the Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby and Robert Fulton
Cutting.
Two deafmutes have disappeared from their homes
since the morning Of January 6. They are William
KrcskcdOrf sixteen years old, Of No. - Avenue -.
and George Anhalt seventeen years old, Of No. 353
East Tenhst Both left their homes to attend school
on the morning mentioned They did not reach the
schoolhOuse that day. and nothing has been seen or
heard from them since.
William J. Shannon, thirtyf years old, Of No. 23i
Mulberry-st., the engineer Of the Pulitzer Building,
while repairing an elevator yesterday had his head
crushed between the floor and the car and was taken
to the Chambers street Hospital in a dying condition.
The members of the st. Aloysus sodality Of the
Church OF Il. John the Baptist played last evening ~
the church hall The Hidden Dream a drama by Car
dnal Wlscman, help reduce the debt on the church.
Henry NJ Stanley will deliver a lecture tonight in
the Calvary Baptist Church, Fifty seventh-St between
sixth and seventh ayes. This Will be the last lecture
that the explorer will deliver In NcwYork before he
returns TO England.
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver an illustrated
lecture on Holland and lis History" next Wednesday
afternoon at Chckcring lltll.
4 ship social" will be held in the parlors OF the
Young MEMS Christian Association, at Twenty third
st. and Fourth ave, tomorrow evening.
A successful mission which has been going on dur
ing the last week closed yesterday afternoon In II.
Francis Xavicr's Church, and in the evening mission
for married women was begun.
Tammany Ought TO put up the old storm King as
a candidate for Mayor the strength of his record
for he cut down telegraph poles Yesterday han
any local administration has done for many wears.
The Roman Catholic Church Of the Epiphany WAS
handsomely decorated Yesterday, and large congre
cation attended 10 take part In the elaborate cccbI
ton of the anniversary of the conservation OF the
church. which is free from debt. The Rev. John NJ
Kelly, OF Brooklyn preached.