New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-28
NETWORK CITY.

,rb. Rev = Ward Denys will sail for Italy on
the Normannia on January b.
Rioomingdale Brothers have made arrangements
10 open a banking department IN their es'hp"s"
ment at Third-ave.. Fifty-nnh and SIXTEEN s's.
II will be run primarily for the convenience o.
their customers and members OF the frin reel sure
that II will fI a '1ong-fet want since. they say
there IS no bank of importance at present betWeeh
Fifty-nnth and MISUNDERSTANDING s'S'
1t is thought also TO be the first instance III tii''
country of a bank conducted in connection Win
big drygoods store
The Rev Or. Theodore l.. Cuyler. OF BrookEh'
will address the mems meeting at the Harlem
Rranch Young Mems Christian Association. NO .
West one hundred nj-twenty-h fth-st, at a"o
o'clock on Sunday afternoon.
The South African Kafir Choir. comprising FOUR
teen people of seven distinct tribes. speaking "'e
languages will sing at the mems mass-meeuhg at
Association Hall Fourthave and TwentY-'hi'n-s''
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock AdJutant Sarah
Wray will speak
Frank Mckee. alias CAL. was sentenced 10 Sta'e
Prison for ten years by Judge Fitzgerald In Cen
eral Sessions yesterday. Mckee is the Western
desrerado who on November %, held up the par
room of Arnold Dierksen. at Prince and Crosby SITS
He shot The bartender In the head and the pro-
prietor in the mouth. and tried to shoot fohce'an
John T. Masierson. who arrested him.
I II CLAY. who had worked at Paul Smiths, In
the AdlrOndaCkS. COnlintNcu Sui'i"r ''-''''''
night at the Putnam House because he was poor
and ont of work He was hfty-iive years old, ana
wrote that employers wanted only young men,
William Colson hfty-seven years OF age. scotch
weaver committed suicide yesterday at NO. :"
West Twenty-seventh-st He cut his throat with
razor Colson lived with his wife, stepson anu
three daughters. lie had not worked Tor e'sh'
years.
The members Of the sixteenth street Baptist
.,ri,. led
last night to listen to an entertainment gwen 10
raise funds for the purchase OF Christmas gifts for
the pupils of the parish The entertainers We're
William TIL. Walter TIL. Miss Mildred TIL, Miss
Eta TIL and Miss Adele Weber.
Distrct-Attorney Fellows has called in EDWARD
W Soaring a lawyer. OF No. 1l9 Nassau-s'' TO as
s,s, IN the case against Police Justice Diver Mr..
| Soaring is a member OF Good Government CIuo +.
There will be a meeting tonight OF the HNth
| Assembly District Anti-Machine Republican Or
eanization at No 1853 West Forty-thirdst. Among
the speakers will be General o. II. Lagrange QUO
! Irving Wise John f. Mholland. William +. DAILY
! and Moses G. Byers.
The third dramatic entertainment in Spanish OF
! the Circulo Colon Cervantes VIII take place TO-
/ morrow evening at tho Berkeley Lyceum' ne
| programme will consist OF two plays-one In span
! fish, French and English by Arturo Cuyas, o, this
! city and a Spanish play by Enrique ZumeL
The HUNGARIAN Ladies' Aid Society will give n
chidrens operetta and ballet tomorrow evening AT
the Lexington Avenue opera House Fifty-eighth-
Ct near Thrd-ave Little Bo-Poep" will be per
formed and aftcrward there viii be dancing
The annual stag" Of the Harlem Wheelmen. No
II West One hundred and-twenty- fourth-st Will be
| given tomorrow evening.
The new building OF the College OF Pharmacy VIII
be formally opened this evening. at Sxty-eighth-st
and the Boulevard.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Wechsler have given n mort
gage for $4,000 to the Farmers Loan and Trust
| Company. the southwest corner OF broadway
! and Thirty-nrst-st 1t is 10 three years.
The New-York Church Extension and Missionary
Society has filed plans for the building OF a one
story stone church the east side OF Sedgwick
ave 200 feet southwest OF Ernosch Place. 10 cost
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