New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-23
NETWORK CITY.

A lighter was sent from the Navy Yard 70 The Navy
powder magazine at Fort WadsWorth Yesterday for
ammunition for the doabe turIetcd monitor Mlant)-
nomor.
a large quantity Of stores were shipped from The
Navy Yard to Washington AMI Baltimore yc,ter'ay.
Large invoices Of oatmeal in barrel, form notably
increasing export feature Of American prepared cereals
and they are likely TO pave the way abroad for the
finer boxed rolled oats shat put mp for home use
The Rev. DR.. William II. Green. of Princeton Uni
verify will deliver address ;" TIC anti Bb,ical
Higher Criticism In tie Marble Collegiate Church to
morrow night.
meeting of the Board OF street Opening called for
yesterday adjourned until Monday ut p N.
Another effort will lie made 20 wind up matters ~
lang t. the opening Of certain streets in the Annexed
District
Evan Thomas president Of the Produce Exchange,
has received notice from G. W. Bulen, commissioner
of the Trunk Line Association. that the order # the
association not to allow the sampling Of shipments
billed To order notify" etc doe, not apply to the
regular inspectors Ct til. Produce Exchange
The Board of Trade and Trsnspoi taton has sent
ci,cular 10 all the commercial bodies CT the State
urging thom to do what lies in their power to bring
about arbitration OF the difficulty between Chill and
the United States.
Eugene Taiizzo was brought from Newark yest"r
day requistOn papers and aIrligned before Judge
FITZGERALD, charged with stealing two photograph
lenses valued at 800, from Joseph NJ. Nalosso, Of
No. A West Sixty-scvcnhst.. on November %. lie
pleaded guilty and rcnanced for sentence.
Park Policeman Andrew j. McNulty, on Trial before
Judge Cowng in the Court OF General Sessions for
assaul,ing Marie Iasscll in Genital Park Novem.
Der o. declared not guilty by the jury yesterday.
James G. Walker tie Stevens IIouse hotel thief,
who was arrested January when he returned there
with burglars tools in his pocket after having robbed
the house March IS previously pleaded guilty 10
the charge II carrying burglars tools yesterday, and
was sentenced by Judge Fitzgerald TO Imprisonment
for QUO year and 10 pay nnc Of S1OC.
Gypsy smith, the evangelist will conduct Gospel
meetings In Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, Sew
tnth-ave. and One hundred and twc ty mist. on
sunday afternoons ut 4 10 O'Clock. The Gypsy, who
is an worker, speaks and sings at each meeting
| Captain J. VI. Lcehan who has been in Nassau look
Ing after the interests Of the % the steam n
FL Dorado. which was stranded ons 2 the bahama
Islands last summer and puu'crcd D natives, re.
turned TO this city yesterday IA" ST Santiago
sui, for the damage sustained The hands OF the shore
pirates was entered IN the Admiralty Court q Nassau
Tn. Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church. Fourteenth ST. ncas
Si1thave., received thirtysix members last sun
day morning The additions for the year have been
larger than for any other year the last nny. The
church has recently secured an assistant and The
officers have asked ior 81 200 with which develop
new lines Of work. The pastor is the Rev. DR.. David
q. Wyie.
| The steamship Alameda arrived at san Francisco
on Thursday with mails from Australia New-Zt aand
apd Hawaii OF the following dates Melbourne. Deem
Der 90 Sydney, December oo; Auckland. January
Honolulu, January IA due to arrive in Ncw-Yorl
next Tuesday morning.