New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-03
NETWORK CITY.


There will be special services every evening OF
this week except Saturday. in the B!oomngdale
Church. Boulevard and Sixty -eighth-st Ire Kew
Madison c. Peters will preach every evening. Z. -.
Ferguson. the well-known tenor. Will lead the sing
ing Wel-known soloists will sing every evening
and there will be "A large chorus for congregational
singing.
The fourth lecture Of the public course given ny
the I.nnaean Society Of New-York will be held In
the hall Of the American Museum Of Natural HIS
tory this evening at o'clock. The subject VIII be
domestic Fowls and Pigeons: Their Origin ana
Races with Reference TO the Theory or Natural
Selection" DR. d. G. Elliot will deliver the lecture
The regular meeting Of the Ncw-York ENTOMOLOGY
cal Society will be held this evening AZ the Amer-
can Museum Of Natural History at which the Rev.
J. l.. Zabriske will read paper on "lchneuinon
Parasites on Paper Wasps (Vespa)." The topic
will be illustrated with drawings and specimens
Frank Spring painter Of No i25 East Eigh-
feminist was remandcd in the Jefferson Market
Court yesterday. charged with having stolen jewels
worth 500 from Mrs Mayle OF No Az West Thir-
ty-hfth-st,
The case OF Police Captain Devory was called In
the Court OF oyer and Termner yesterday forenoon.
the Captain being present in full uniform His
counsel Colonel Il. c. James was not there. how
ever, and the trial over until to-day.
Judge O'Brien OF the Supreme Court signed
order yesterday directing a peremptory writ Of
mandamus to issue. requiring the Commissioners
of Taxes and Assessments TO remit the taxes as
sessed and levied for 1893 the Church Missions
House, at Fourth-ave and Twenty-second-st.. owned
by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church
When Samuel Mills was sentenced to state Prison
for two and one-haf years in General Sessions yes
terday he turned TO Detecive-Sergeant Murphy.
who had arrested him. and said: "1l Kill you when
get out" On March II Mills fired a shot through
rtLf
The monthly meeting OF the Young Womens
Christian Association held yesterday morning
AT the Y. w. c. A. Building No. East Fifteenth
St The Committee on Education reported that @7
pupils had been enrolled in the different classes;
the Library Committee that 6.9A books had been
issued and that the reading room had been used
by 1856 persons Almost 300 applicants for work
had received employment The Committee OF the
Margaret Louise Home in East Sixteenth-st.. re-
ported that 3122 women had secured lodgings. The
receipts of the association for the month
A55s. and disbursements A9l2
There was a rumor about town yesterday that the
Rapid Transit Commissioners would to-day.
II. T. Wright whose suspension the Consoli-
dated Exchange was announced Saturday, failed to
make good his contracts yesterday and his
pension made permanent He short Of
Chicago Gas and Baltimore and Ohio
Seven cases Of smallpox posted the
Health Department yesterday morning. In the big
tenement -house at No II Hamilton-st. health Off
GERS found a nest Of the disease On Saturday
night two people found there Ill with the
tagion. On Sunday taken from the
house.
Forty young men and boys were arragned in the
Yorkviiie Court yesterday. charged with playing
ball on Sunday The arrests were made in respect
able neishborhoods. Some Of the prisoners were
fined 81 each and the rest were discharged.
Professor Charles Sprague-Smith delivered the last
of his series OF interesting lectures Spain at the
Berkeley Lyceum yesterday, when he spoke of The
Masters OF Spanish Painting-Morales. Joanes
R.bera, Veasquez, Carno and Murillo.
General Thomas J. Morgan. who was Commits
sloner Of Indian Affairs under President Harrison
and s general secretary OF the American Home
Mission Society gave short lecture THE Hope
of the Nation" In Amity Baptist Church. No. $40
West Fifty-fourth-s. last night He said that the