New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-24
NEW.YORK CITY.

The French branch Of tho Young Mems Christian
Association will celebrate its anniversary In A'Soca
ton Hall tomorrow evening.
The Rev. Dr.. Charles II. Parkhurst will preach In
the Memorial Baptist Church. at Washington S1uar"
south this evening in the course OF the weeks d"dl
catory services of the new church building me Rev.
Dr. W : Hainsford will preach tomorrow evening.
Commissioner Shields yesterday adjourned for on"
week the examination In the case, of Commits on"r
sheeby and simmons Of the Charities Department.
who are accused Of ahctiing the Illegal registration o.
paupcrs. Assistant United states Attorney Bik"r W.
too III 10 conduct the prosecution.
The rc,cntcnce Of Carlyle W. Hariia t. death for
poisoning his wife POSTPONED hy Recorder SmytI
in General sessions yesterday until Thursday a W J.
Howe, the prisoners counsel. Is Gag geo In "notA'r
trial.
Judge Fitzgerald in General Sessions yesterday son
fenced Harry C. Roberts twenty-thrce years old. Of
NO. 327 Tenth.st.. south Brooklyn. to the Elmira
Reformatory The young man robbed Lazard f'oIc'.
the bankers at No. 10 Wa-st., who employed him n
clerk. OF S517.
The steamship Porta down a coal barge In the
East River off Eighty-nnhst Yesterday morning and
sunk her. The Porta was from Halifax.
When the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived here
Yesterday from Genoa she had on board nine Italian
who described themselves tourists. A. they had
ONLY S. each they held at Ellis Island for eX
animation. II bclig suspected tld' my WIZ '""''"'
laborcrs.
Although President Thomas s Hastings was too
! III 10 be at Union Theological seminary yesterday. II
was said that he would he able to to his lectures
again In a few days. lie Is suffering from severe
cold.
The Cunard steamship Umbra will not sail from
ni, port until Wednesday. the repairs 10 her SHAFT
having taken a longer time than expected.
The Rev Dr. Newland Maynard will deliver an
! h,s,orical and Illustrated lecture "N"nice. IN"
Bride OF the Sea-" tomorrow afternoon at Chch"rinS
Han.
When II was announced yesterday on tho floor OF
the Cotton Exchange that the senate had decided Z"
take a vote on the Ant-Opuon bill on January 81
there was rise In the price Of cotton Of 10 and II
points March cotton. the active future. closed at
9.j5 and o.j9 cents.
The price OF eggs dropped cents Yesterday owing
to an increased supply. stat" and "hearN eeG'
bove been selling ut 40 cents dozen. Yesterday
Tho nrcc dropped TO 81 cents. owing to large ship
mcnts from the country and the decision to sell large
quantities Of eggs now In cold storage.
This afternoon at o'clock Bangs & Co.. OF No $50
Broadway will begin the sale ly auction OF large
Ia, ~ book, on art and architecture. the drama.
spcarcana and collection Of works ON Napoleon
and the French Revolution. together with number OF
rare portraits and cnPravincS The sale VIII commune
to- morrow and Thur,d ay afternoons
The cruiser Philadelphia sailed from tho Navy >ard
about noon yesterday. and started for Port Royal
= e. whittier she 4, carving some prOjeclllcs t. hc
u,cd in the coming trials Of the dynamite guns on IN"
dynamite cruiser Vcsuylus. The Philadelphia carried
the cutter which Is to be used the moving target
for the NrsuviuS.
Mrs Mary CreaGcr. OF Delaware Station. y. j., wa
arrested In Macy's store yesterday for sh"pnitihe
several articles taken from the counters were found
in a bag which she carried Later She was held Ia
1900 bonds for trial By Justice Willie in the IombS
Police Court.