New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-YCRk CITY.
LAFAYETTE Camp NO. 49, Sons Of Veterans will give
THE Deacon" and '"The Arabian Nights this even
ing at the Manhattan Athletic club Theatre
The Rev. DR.. c. H. Eaton viii speak in the Church
of the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening on
ships that Pass In the Night
The Rev. W. r McElveen will speak at p. m.
tomorrow at the Young Mems Institute.
There Will be meeting Of the Hospital Saturday
and Sunday Association at ST. Lukes Hospital on
Monday at 4:30 p. m
The Kit Kat Club will have an entertainment this
evening at No 20 West Fifty-ninth-st
The third private concert Of the Orpheus Society
will he given in the Madison Square Garden Con-
cert Hall on the evening Of April &c
Melville D. Iandon OEll Perkins, will lecture this
evening at the Colonial club
The Harlem Republican club No. 1i5 West one
hundred-and -twenty-f y-ff,h-st, Will give smoker
this evening.
Dr. H. s Drayton will give a free lecture. under
the auspices of the Science Sermons Society. In the
lecture-room OF the Rev. Robert Collyers church
Park-ave and Thirty -fourth-st. tomorrow morning
The subject will be suggestion in Relation to Vice
and Crime"
Jerry" George conductor and TON" Keenan,
and Benny" Locke engineers of the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad. will be at the
young mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
q
Fourth-ave. Miss Maggie Scott. soprano. Will sing
Tom L. Johnson member OF Congress from
Ohio and Hamlin Garland will speak AZ Chickering
Hall tomorrow evening. under the auspices Of the
Manhattan Single Tax Club.
The Problem Of the Book Of job" will be dis
cussed by Or Remensnyder in ST. Jamess Lutheran
Church Madison-ave and Seventy-third-st, at Il
o'clock tomorrow morning in the series OF sermons
which he IS preaching on Job.
.bo1Io xrfil aH
an essay at the Congregational Clerical Union
Bible House at II a. Monday. His subject
will be why Left Rome"
A subscription dinner will be given at the Reform
Club this evening DR. l.. s Rowe. Of the Univer-
sty OF Pennsylvania. and Andrew Fiske. OF Boston.
vii! discuss Municipal Reform in the State Con-
stitution."
Judge Cowlng able to sit in General Sessions
again yesterday. after having been III for Few
days with a heavy cold
The Rev DR.. Emory J. Haynes. the new pastor OF
ST James's Methodist Episcopal Church. Harlem.
will preach In his new church tomorrow
The annual reception to the parents and friends
OF the pupils Of Grammar School No. 2s. Mulberry
and Bayard sts will be given by the Board Of Trns-
tees at the schoohouse on Monday at 1:so p m
As the result OF a mass-mee,ing Of Italians. held
in Cooper Union April 2. TO protest agains; the
alleged clubbing OF their counrymon by the police
Of Captain Westervelt's command March is in
a riot in Harlem, Robert Johnson. Michael Garvey,
John r. Tinker and Nathaniel g. Crosby. police
men Of the Onehundrel and fourth-st. station will
be tried before the Commissioners. The charges
were made by Inspector Williams.
The New-York Genealogical and Biographical So
ciety met last evening No. % West Forty-fourth-
st. General James Grant Wilson presided Papers
were read by Richard II. Greene on kings COL
lege and Its Earliest Alumni" and by Joseph o.
Brown on THE bermuda Islands and Their Con
nec;ion with Colonial NewYork."
Morris Isaacs. VINO was convicted Of arson. was
sentenced yesterday by Judge MARITIME. In General
Sessions, to eight years in State Prison. He was
convicted Of setting fire to his shces,ore No. 12i
Grand-st. TO obtain an insurance Of $1,000
A fire was discovered in the clothing factory
storehouse in the Navy Yard at an early hour yes
terday morning. but It had made only slight head
way before It extlnguished. Captain Frederick
Rodgers has been ordered make investiga-
ton
Edward McSwecney. Assistant Commissioner OF
immigration. received a handsome birthday present
yesterday. when he about to set out for Bos-
ton. He Is a member Of the order OF Elks The
present was a watch charm In the shape Of an elk's
head, and gift from the Contract Labor
Bureau on Ellis Island
The Rev. Dr. Sylvester F Jones who has
Gently been appointed fiji the pulpit OF the Mad
ison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. corner OF
SlXteth-st, VIII preach MS IFSt sermon lh'Te 10
morrow. DR.. Jones comes from Evanston. H., in
the Rock River Conference. and has previously had
appointments in churches Of several Of the large
Eastern cities
Services OF conservation OF the Synagogue Shaaray
Teha. in West Eighty -second-st.. were held yes
terday afternoon The synagogue crowded, and
the ceremonies impressive Barnett J..
Solomon. past president OF the congregation, lighted
the perpetual lamp before the ark; Solomon B.
Solomon. the president. made address and the
conservation sermon delivered by the Rev. Or.
Gustav Gotheil The Rev DR.. De Soa Mendes.
the pastor. delivered the conservation address
Alice Morton. twenty-three years old. inmate
OF the Wetmore Home for Friendiess Girls at No.
40 South Washington Square went to the New-York
Hospital yesterday. IN. and found TO have
smallpox She removed to North Brother
Island. and the Home fumigned