New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-04
NETWORK CITY.

rho Montana silver statue. which has been on
exhibition at the Worlds Fair was eApeo'eu "
arrive in this city at the Grand 'eh'ia' '"''o
last evening H. O'Neill & Co., of Sixth-ave'' an
- ,hat thev will have the statue on view at
,h,r establishment about the middle OF next
month
Tho Rev. DR.. Abbott f. Kittredge will speak IN
the Fifty-seventh Street Reformed Church' at
Eiftv-seyenth-st. and Madison-ave.' 'o-"io''o"
evening on The Duties of Good cuzens AT 'ne
Present Time" This will undoupteui! NC an '
pressive and forcibe address.
c,.c,a, services commemorative of the reopenins
~ :, Stenhen's Protestant Episcopal Church
West Forty-sixth-st. will be held there tomorrow"
morning and evening
The New-York Committee for the prevention o'
State Regulation OF Vice has passed IL ie'o'".'
protesting against the adoption IN 'ieNe'a",' IN
of compulsory registration, with ponce anu '"e'
teal surveillance of inmates of disordery houseS'
M. ,r,,or Iese,e Of this city will celebrate the
notb anniversary of the birth OF Martin Lu'her
pext Friday evening in the hall OF the Young
Na,,s Christian Association, Fourth-ave ana
Twenty third-st
Thomas Williams alias BILLY the Brute was
handed over to a detective from Newport !es'e'
day in General Sessions He Is an ex-con''e' a,'u
Is accused of numerous robberies In newport INC
charge on which he was arrested mere thst oi
stealing 81 from the TIL Of Henry Carsteh OAR
room. No 1907 Broadway was not pressed
A Gospel campaign is to be opened IN the o''
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church oh Mon
dav afternoon at / O'Clock. The meetings VIII DC
for business men, the galleries only open TO wo-
men, X. G.. Pearson an evangelist ce'e"'"'o'
throughout the South, will speak every oay next
week.
A new service Of the out-patient department OF
the New-York Hospital was established last night
Hereafter on every Tuesday and Friday evening"
medical and surgical patients will be treated. Ihis
gives many an opportunity to go to the ho'pita
who find difficulty in doing so In the day'iihe VIII"
out losing a days wages
On requisition from the Governor OF hhoue
Island Thomas Stetson. alias Williams. alias "Bil
the Brute" notorious burglar was surrehde'eu
as being a fugitive from justice, INTO the CUSTODY
of DetectIve-Sergeant McCauey by Justice Hogan
at the Yorkvie Police Court yesterday Stctson
on August Is last committed burglary at the cot
tage of Mrs Mary f. Hoffman of Newport, X L.
| and stole silverware worth 1850. He was caught
| here October y
"Our Young Mems Perils' will be the subject Of
| AN address to young men by the Rev. NJ. D.
| smalley pastor Of the Knox Presbyterian Church.
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. at the East
Eichty-sixth-st branch. Young Mems Christian AS
| ISOLATION.
| Edward Strauss of No 30 East Third-st.. was
| remandee at the Yorkville Police Court yester-
| day charged with the theft Of silverware ana
table linen worth over $3.50 from the Vienna
Hall No l3l East Fifty-eghth-st. quantity Oh
/ nawntickets was found in Strauss possession.
John Larkin fugitive smallpox patient, was
| captured by inspectors Of the Bureau OF Con-
taeious Diseases on Thursday night. and was taken
IA North Brother Island Yesterday the inspectors
| were fumgating rooms and vaccinatng people In
| places where Iarkin had been hiding. -Four other
| persons who were Ill with smallpox were sent to
| the hospital on the island yesterday.
| Mails from Hong Kong. October 6: Shanghai Oc-
| tober Z and Yokohama, October 49, are due in
| New-York Tuesday November 7. The next mail
| for China and Japan will close at $50 p. IN. on
| November Il.
| The books Of Harris & Co.. Of which firm was
| BENJAMIN G. Sanford, the defaulting empIoye Of
| the Continental Bank yesterday were turned over
| TO the receiver Of the firm. = w. Milbank. This
| was done by Frank Hardcnbrook who is step
| brother of Mr.. Harris The books were In Mr..
| Hardenbrook's home. No 2S West Eeventh-st.
| The whereabouts Of Harris Is yet mystery.
| The Tribune has received 50 from II. ID. Smith.
| for the Reformed Church Of Pompton. y. j., for
| the Sea Islands Relief Fund George L.. Dale has
| received for the same fund So from Rande. Bare
more & Billings.
| The receivers Of the Madison Square Bank will
| begin suits Immediately against those stockhold-
| ers OF the bank who obtained loans collateral.
The suits will be for the difference between the
| amount Of the leans and the amount obtained on
| the collateral at the sale on last Wednesday. Tn
| der the new banking law, stockholders are liable
| for any shortage that there may be in their ac-
|