New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-26
NETWORK CITY.

,,,,nor,b Poo, M Ct c. A. R.. will have me-
ort,, ssrvlces tomorrow evening In the Carmel
Baptist Church. One-hundred- and-twenty-'hrd-s'''
east OF Thrd-ave
The Metropolitan Orchestra under the direction oi
1,Its J. LYONS consisting Of sixty insirumentaiiss
and some well-known soloists, VIII give concert
,onorrow afternoon at the Home for Aged ana IN
firm Hebrews for the entertainment OF the inmates
civil Justice Hermann Bolte. of the Second Ju-
dcial District; still resists the payment OF isaac
O Blakes ice bill Of S73. contracted some SIX years
ago After an argument yesterday before 1uube
Newburger. of the City Court. he obtained perih'S
sion appeal the case 10 tne Ne'e'"' '' -
paymen; OF costs
4 new style of tank steamer came TO port yes
,erday She Is the August Korn. and Is so divided
int, compartments that she can carry hVe sIdHe'
Of or She is the largest steamer ever bult on 'he
river Weser being S66 feet long and 10 feet hches
beam She Will be used TO carry oil between th'S
port and Bremerhaven.
\ benefit concert took place ut ST. James's Lu-
,heran Church. Madson-ave and Seveniy-thrd-s'',
last evening the proceeds Of which VIII go toward
tho work OF the church. The programme was ar
ranged by H. r. HUMPHREYS. director Of the BANKS
Gee CUB who is also the choirmaster OF inc
church The following took part: Miss Marcena
I.ndb soprano Miss Carrie D. Raymond. con-
,ra;to; W. T. Spencer. barytone; Hubert Arnold
violnist and the New-York Banks Gee CLUB Inc
The tracks OF the Contra. Railroad OF New-Jersey
,New-Jersey Southern Dlvision) which were washed
on. by the recen, storm in the vicinity OF Nor
mandie have been repaired. and the fu scheiuie OF
trans over the entire division Is now effective N
connection with the boats OF the Sandy Hook route
at Atlantic Highlands.
The Rev. W. Van Kirk will preach in the Twenty
third Street Baptist Church at p. m. tomorrow on
Vine or Venom
The National Bank Of Deepest; made a per cent
payment Of interest yesterday for all money leit on
deposl, from the day the bank failed until May l.
1874 THIS Is the nrst instance. II is said where a
National bank has made payment OF Interest on
money left on deposit after the bank has gone undeT
The Rev A. H. Mckinney will speak at the
Young Mems Institute No 20 Bowery at p m.
tomorrow.
Harry c. Fulton lec,urei last evening before the
Y NJ G. A. IN Association Hall. Twenty~tnlrd-s''
and Fourth-ave. taking as his subject the Mer-
chant OF Venice" 1t was treated In thoroughly
comprehensive manner. his main point being TO
demonstrate the intention OF Shakespeare 70 show
the relation between man and property
The closing exercises and exhibition OF studeniS
work for the season Of the schools OF the Metro
politan Museum q Art will be held at the Museum
at r. m. to-day
The class-day exercises OF the University Of the
! city Of New-York Will be he'd in the Madison
| Square Concert Hal; next Monday evening.
| The Clearing House Building Company yesterday
| increased rs capital stock from $4,000 10 5000"
This was done IN order pay FOR the additional lot
purchased In Cecar-st. for the new Gearing House
! Building.
! The American Protective Tariff League yesterday
announced the election OF VI. A. Hanna, of C'ev4-
and as president OF the organization for ono
! Mr. Hanna Is vel known throughout the country
as a devoted Protec;ionis; and has been active IN
| OHIO politics for many years.
| The Hamburg-Amorican steamer DANA wn'ch ar
rived here yesterday from Hamburg. had heavy
weather the latter part Of her voyage. On May 2
she encountered A gale which blew for three days
with hurricane force.