New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
NETWORK CITY.

An entertainment of college songs. Rotations.
short addresses etc. will be given on next TUESDAY
evening by the Devotional Committee or the Young
Mems Institute.
The Rev II. T. Chipperheld vii! speak at the
young mems rally in the Young Mems lhs.'u'e'
No 900 Bowery tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK
Dr. j. H. Duren Ward will lecture on Religion
and Preaching from the Standpoint OF Sociology
before the Science Sermons Society. In the chapel
OF DR. Collyers church. Park-ave. ana lhrv-
fourth-st., tomorrow evening.
The third popular lecture In the Chautauqua
Union course Will he given by the Rev Dr. D. NJ
Buckley Editor OF '"The Christian Advocate on
Monday January %. at the Church OF the Dis
cples FIfty-sxh-st.. west OF Eghth-ave.; SUBJECT
THE Miserles OF the IialfTrained Man
The new Continental Ticket Agency Of the steam
ship ticket pool. which TO he opened yester-
day at the Bowery and Canal-st. VIII not be
opened until to-day. owing 10 necessary alterations
"Dickey" Golden. the comlcal little six-year-oh
negro boy who came here n week or so ago irof"
St Lucia as a stowaway on the steamer WaVerY'
IL said TO be sick at Ellis Island with smallpox
He has been placed In Isolated part OF the island
and the health authorities have been informed.
Lizzie Campbell OF No Is5 Allen-st.. the young
woman who was burned through an explosion or
gasoline at No. Il Barclav-st. on THURSDAY died nj
I:S0 o'clock yesterday morning In the Chambers
Street Hospital.
"r. H. C." sends 81 and "R." sends $40 to this
Office for the unfortunate man at No 40 west
Forty secsndst.. whose destitute CONDITION WIS re-
| ported in Yesterdays Tribune.
The Uamburg-Amerlcan Packet Companys
steamer Normannla sailed yesterday morning ior
Belfast for retairs The Normannia came back to
| port on Tuesday in crippled condition. NO pas
sengers and only enough freight Tor ballast were
carried The Normannia cleared the bar Al lV'-1
a. m on account OF the pool recently formed by
/ l,Rl I fne nd I.
/ American Company. the former hne VIII be taxed
| one-half the amount Of the repairs
/ The committee Of the Maritime Exchange APP
noInfal TO raise a fund for the families OF the
! sailors OF the Amsterdam. who Were drowned while
attempting to save he. reported that N'aS' hai
been received up 70 noon yesterday. This funl' To-
ge,her with the money collected by tn" Tribune
and from other sources VIII bflhB Tue amount Wy
| to about 500.
Stan Captain Banch. Cox OF the Salvation
ARMY. will deliver an address before the American
! Temperance Union at the Masonic Temple Twen-
ty-thirl-s; and Slxth-ave tomorrow afternoon al
, 2 o'clock on "The Army In rs Relation 10 the
| Drunkard."
The schooner Mosnulto. Captan Haike which
left New-York yesterday morning for Puerto ca
bello while coming TO anchor on Siapl"ton. y l.
for a harbor. fouled pilot-boat Il. Is. Fox No =
carrying away the po,-boa,s jb topsail. stay ana
the bowsprit guy on the port side. The schooner
was in charge OF Pilot August Murphy at the time
OF the accident and was not damaged.
The Rev George J. Mlnglns. pastor Of the Union
/ Tabernacle will speak 10 young mon NJ the East
Eighty six th-st branch 81 ~" Young Men 'hfls-
,ian Association tomorrow AT p. III.
Surrogate FITZGERALD has issued citations TO mo
numerous English and Irish heirs OF Charles Stew
art Parneu that an accounting VIII he made by
tho administrators Of the estate. Della 7. = Par
nell and a. ii. Byrd.
Solomon Anrco and Jane Jaconia, the Italian
counterfeiters who found 10 have "A Workshop
r,r tho manufacture of lead dimes. quarters ana
half dollars I'm their apartment AZ No. 10 East
One-hund red and thiroenhst. when they were ar
rested on Thursday by Secret Service officers. were
arralgned before United States Commissioner
! Shields yesterday and were held for trial In %'W
bail each.
| Nonslgnor Satolli has ended his ten days Visit
10 New-York After conducting Il service In the
Church of St Anthony de Padua. In Sulilvan-st' on
| Thursdav night, he remained the guest OF the
priests until yesterday morning. AT o'clock he
! celebrated mass. and at II o'clock left New-forK
| for Washington. lie was accompanied by MS sec
rotary the Rev. DR.. Thomas OGorman