New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Roy DR. r. b. Chaplin will be the speaker
n tho Young mems meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the East Eighty sxth-st. branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
The Art Students League will reopen its classes
on Monday A large number OF applications from
students in every part Of the country has aireauy
been received, and while the managers OF the
League have made arrangements to accommodate
moro pupils than ever before. those wishihs u
study in it's classes are urged to apply at once Inc
next regular meeting OF the members OF the League
will be on October 10.
\ regular business woman's meeting OF the Ma
tional Christian League FOR the Promotion OF Socai
Purity will be held at O'Clock to-day at the heau
quarters. No 3; East Twenty -second-st.
The Commercial Travellers Club will entertain
delegates from out-of-town clubs at It's rooms NO
10 West Thrty-first-st.. this evening.
The Rev. Madison G. Peters will speak to young
mon at Association Hall, Twenty-third-st ana
Fourth-aye.. at p. IN. tomorrow.
Judce Fitzgerald yesterday discharged FRANK
Easan who killed John Mcdonald on July II In
glove encounter in lumber yard at Eleventh-aVe
and FIfty-scventh-st. The Grand Jury refused 10
find an indictment against him
.uallo." new illustrated weekly which has
lust appeared. announces that 1t intends TO make
everybody happy at cents time
NJ Hartholdi the French sculptor. called on Mayor
France on the steamship La Gascogne. which sails
for IIayre on october IT. In the mean time he VIII
visit friends in Philadelphia.
The savannah line Of steamships, in view Of the
Increase. Of traffic between this port and the ports
Of the South will resume the running Of four
steamships weekly These vessels VIII start Tor
Savannah every Monday Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday. at p. m, from the new Pier NO. 3d.
North River. foot OF Canal-st.
vfolt bo ion IN no
lease Thomas Walsh. a pilot. from prison on the
ground that the case should not have been tried In
state court. He tried and convicted OF man
slaughter for having caused the death Of two people
in a collision his boat had with steam yacht in
lsq.
The street cars Of the Sixth-ave line will begin
new service Monday. October running at hve-
minute intervals from a. m. to ll:30 D. m In Am
ster,iam-aye. from Eighty-hrst-st to Carmne-st,
through Flfty-ninth-st. and Sixth-ave. passing
through the shopping district.
The Police Commissioners yesterday gave orders
10 have calls for ambuances from the police sta
tons In East Fifty-irst-si. and the Grand Central
station and from the Yorkvillc Police Court sent
% the Flower Hospital. in East Sxty-thrd-st The
hospital has an ambulance and wants an ambu-
lance district
Richard T. Greenwood gave two-year mortgage
Of feGcro to the Equitable Life Assurance Society
Yesterday on property in Thiry-siXth-st. and Sew
cnth-aye
one OF the old shiphousos Of the Navy Yard,
known as "Shphouse t." Is To be sold at auction
to-day The buyer viii be required 70 give bond
Of slovo that the structure shall be removed within
seventy days from time Of sale.
The work Of repairing and decorating St Ste
phon's Protestant Episcopal church. in West Forty
slNth-st. near Sixih-ayc. has been completed and
the rector the Rev. Charles K. Treat expresses
great satisfaction AT the improved appearance OF
the handsome ciiacc. Services have been resumed
and tomorrow evening the Rev. Dr. Maynard Will
prcach