New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-14
NETWORK CITY.
Savoy. IL ..

,oA, pceov has written for publication. under
date of January g. a long letter In FAVOR OF cio''s
the Worlds Fair at Chicago on Sundays
The Rev. Charles F. Goss, assistant pastor OF 'he
Ponies Presbyterian Church In Maiisoha' WI"
address the Young mems meeting at the East hehlS
sixthst branch Of the Young Mems Chfisuah "SSO'"
lion tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK
Tho ,ast estimate for the construction Of the Sedan
Nam was ordered TO be paid by the Aqueduct Com-
missloners yesterday 1t allows the coh'rde,rs.
sullivan RYDER Dougherty, the amount OF S'oooo %
In final settlement
The annual dinner OF the Real Estate Exchange OF
This city will be held at Delmonico's on lhu'siaN
evening February 2. at 6 80 o'clock Inc pahqu''
COMMITTEES Is made up of Cornelius " Lnyster' char
man: George Il. Read, George De /. bar'oh' "'"''''
Cruikshank Charles s. Brown Isaac fromme anu
p,nnrd " uarne,t 1t is expected that Chauncey
" Depew General Wager Swayne, the Rev Nila'h
How'd and Colonel Franklin Bartlett Will De among
the speakers.
The Rev. DR.. d. J. Mcmillan. secretary OF the Pres
bvtcrian Board of Home Missions, VIII denver MS
sionary address tomorrow evening III the A'c' "V'
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Nos. l26 and LIS For y'h-S'',
under the auspices of the Ludlow street S"oS So"o0'
Missionary Society, at : :45 O'clock
II was reported at the Navy Yard Yesterday that
Lieutenant- Commander Asa Walker, executive oTc''
q, tho monitor MiantonoInoh would receive his orders
in a few DAYS to the command Of the Naval Academy
practice cruiser Bancroft. This vessel VIII nave H'f
official steam trial on Wednesday next
The CONGREGATIONAL Club will meet at the ST. Denis
Hotel Broadway aud Eleventh-str at . 80 p IN
on Monday. The topic for the evening VIII ne in
Progress of the Negro" and addresses are expected
from the Rev Eugene A. Johnson pastor OF the LIN
coin Memorial Church. Washington; Mrs Fannie VI
j. Coffin Of Philadelphia Professor james NJ Gregory
president Of the American Association OF EauCa'"TS
Of CoIored YOUTH and Booker T. Washington, prin-
Gina, Of the TusHegee Normal and Industrial Institute
Tuskegee, Ala.
The funeral Of Miss Sallie Holley known for anti
slavery work before the civil War; took pace S'S-
terday afternoon at Millers Hotel In West twenty
sxth.st where she died last Thursday evening In"
services we're conducted by Dr. Felix Adler and Pro
lessor Davidson. The body wa sent t. 10, hester
for burial In the Mount Hope Cemetery.
CAPTAIN John r. Bartlett. who was last In command
OF the Marion, In the Pacific squadron, VIII take
command of the training ship Minnesota lying OIL
West Fifteth-st.. to-day. He will relieve Capail
Edward E. Potter who is detailed TO command me
Norfolk Navy Yard.
John Conkling a laborer. jumped for the boat to
New-York as IT leaving the pier at Bedio" ;
Island YESTERDAY lie mi sed the boat. but landed
on large cake of Ice rope was thrown TO him
rs Henry Culber;, who saw the accident aud H. wa
safely landed
The application for the erection Of a house at No.
$40 Fith.ave. made to the Budil s Department
bv John Jacob Aston yesterday. The application
says that the house is to be four stories high. and Is
| to cost 100000.
The steamship Gaelic has arrived at San Fran
cisco. with mails from China and Japan OF the FOL
lowing dates: Hong Kong. December 20 Shanghai.
December % and Yokohama December 20, du" In
New York on next Tuesday morning. The next mail
for China and Japan will close at the po'toi'cc at
q 80 p. IN. Wednesday.
The Rev a. Il. simpson held his farewell service
last evening at the Gospel Tabernacle FOrty.ionrti
ST. and Elghth.ave., before starting on mis- ,iCnary
tour through Palestine. India and China. lie sails
| to-day by the steamship Servia.
"Sam" Jones will deliver lecture at the Young
| Mems Christian Association, No. 81 East Twenty
| thirdst., Friday evening January %. This Will
be- his only lecture Of the season In Ncwiork. and hc
| has chosen for his subject "Get There