New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-03
NETWORK CITY.

Things Not Always Nnat Ihey cccin Wal "
subject OF the address TO young men TO De dehNei
bv the Rev c. Vcnton Patterson, pastor Of the Cenr
Park Baptist Church, at the East Eisht sA''s ;"
branch OF the Young Mems Christian Afsoela'ioh "
morrow afternoon al O'Clock
The annual dinner of the Presbyterian Union Oh
New York will be held Monday evening at sherry b.
several well.known speakers will be present
The Rev. Dr. A. H. Bradford, Of Montclair. ~ J
will deliver an address IN Union Theological Seminary
on Monday evening, taking for his subject: Inc non
Conformlst Preachers of England during the Present
Century,
Anthony Moyningham, of Cambridge. Mass pol
;.,cal sneaker who came 10 this city several
weeks ago and was convicted Of unawuly carrying
concealed weapon. was arIaigned before hecouer
SMITH yesterday for sentence. Many pr mheh' p''
cons from different states Of the Union have called
upon the Recorder Moyninghams DeAa"' Inc
Recorder yesterday suspended sentence.
Mayor Grant will lay the cornerstone OF the new
list Regiment Armory, to be built at ParKaVe' anu
Thirty .third.st. on Saturday, December ~.
an d. sends So to this Office for Mrs. Jenny Patz'
nor who e in destitute circumstances al No. "a CO.
lumbia-st.
Policeman Joseph J. Craig. who recently was tried
In the Court Of General Sessions on charge 81 then
md was acquitted dismissed from the police force
Yesterday oi being In lquor-store IN Violation OF
. the rules.
The trustees Of the Riot Relief Fund yesterday sent
10 the Police Board check for $1,000 for Tie rehei
Of the family Of Detective John Carey, VINO was mneu
by David Wheeler In seventh-a ave.
Edward Lange, aims jacobs. Of the SlA'h'hVe'
"fenoe" who was arrested by Inspector hcLauehih
recently, waived examination before Justice Mcmahon
in the Tombs Police Court yesterday and wa hc'a
for trial In 81 1000
Charles Finger. Of No. 3o5 East Twenty seventh-st
Victor Grant, Of 80. AS Firstave, and motifs SLIDER
stein OF No. 470 secondave, were held for thai IN
the Tombs Police Court yesterday, charged with rbohg
their former employers Haas Bros, Of no. 30 West
| Twenty -siYthst.
| The Board Of Street Opening decided yesterday ~
cIose East Tyyohundr red eighteenth, TwOhundred
| and. nineteenth and Two hundred and twentieth sts
Mrs Nellie Heating, the unfortunate woman who
was found wandering in WarTen-st. on Tuesday even
Ing during the snOwstOrm was removed to Nard 5
Island from Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning. she
having been pronounced insane By the examining
physicians.
| Samuel Singer, twenty years Old who bad been
an inmate Of the insane asylum on RandaPs Island.
escaped from Henry Henderson. keeper, at Grand
st. and the Dowery on Wednesday. He was still
missing yesterday and the police were directed TO
search for him.
The frst Of the Metropolitan Meetings. as they
are called will be held at the Union Square Theatre
tomorrow at and 7 80 p. Mr.. iatman Will
|
There will be much music, both vocal and insirl-
mental. No admission fee will be charged. The
evening service will be opened with half-hour OF
song
! Edward J. Vernell, the English svindlcr who has
been incorporating as T. Aubrey PeeIt, son OF u
Birmingham clergyman, pleaded guilty In the Special
Sessions Court yesterday Of having defraudcd william
II. Sherman assistant secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association, ont Of $40. lie was reminded
until December Ii to enable the San Francisco police
/ 10 come here with requsitiOn papers.
The Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard will preach to-
morrow evening at ST. Augustncs Chapel, East ilOus-
ton-st, the BOwery.
Bishop Edward G.. Andrews is announced 70 preach
! In St. Lulc's Methodist Episcopal Church. Forty
first st., near sxth-aNe. tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock. Bishop Andrews Is the resident bishop OF the
Methodist Church.
a regular meeting OF the NewYork McioscOpical
Society was held last evening at Mott Memorial Hall,
No. ca nadison-st. Many prominent microscoIists
present, and INDUCED In discussion upon the
value OF carbolc acid In mounting specimens for the
microscope President J. ID. Hyatt gave brief his
tory OF the rcin and formation OF the society, TO-
! gether with plpers OF historical interest