New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15
NETWORK CITY.


Owing to the nclement weather OF Saturday. the
fan games of the Metropolitan Insurance Assoca-
ton were postponed until Saturday next, when the
| fun programme which has been arranged VIII be
carried out. All tickets which have been sold viii
be good for next Saturday.
| The semi-annual reception OF the New-York Ju-
vene Asylum ~ill be held on Friday afternoon.
| The Rev J. a. h. Wilson will address the Con
greeational Clerical Union at Il a. to-day in
! the Bible House, Civic Duties OF the American
Pulpit"
Professor W L. Hervey will address the College
/ and University Settlements at no. IS Rivington-
st. Wednesday afternoon
| Nathaniel Tekulsky brother Of Morris Tekul-
sky. of the Liquor Dealers Association. Of No. II
| Catherine Slip. and Richard Griffin aged twenty
six OF No l2S Cherry-st., were prisoners I'm the
Essex Market Police Court yesterday Tokulsky
was charged with violating the Excise law. and
Griffin with dsorderly conduct. Policeman Fitz-
patrick OF the MadisOn-st. station found the men
struggling In front OF the liquor shop at No. II
| Catherine slip at O'Clock yesterday morning. The
side door Of the place open Griffin was drunk
when taken to court. and Justice Ryan held both
prisoners for examination to-day.
The sixty second anniversary of the Second Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Avenue G.
| celebrated yesterday. The services were opened
yesterday morning by love feast. with Jacob
Lewis leader The Rev. DR.. G. h. Pitblado
preached sermon at 1879 o CLOCK. In the AFTER
noon there were reunion services in which the
former pastors and members of the church took
part Special evangestic services held in the
evening
A concert by the intercollegiate Male Quartet
will be given this evening at the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian Church. The members Of the quartet
are II. j. Mcdowell. first tenor who leader Of
Princeton Glee club for four years; G. j. Davis
OF Obern. second tenor; r. : Goldsbury. of
Princeton first bass F. W. Goldsbury. OF Williams.
second bass.
NJ de Caix de ST. Aymour. the foreign political
editor Of the journal des Debats," arrived here
yesterday on the French Line steamer La Cham
payne.
The steamer Louisiana of the Cromwell Line
rived here yesterday from Newport News. whore
she has had engines and boilers put in her
and has been generally overhaulcd The Louisiana
was always a fast vessel and is now expected to
be faster than she before
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday
the French Line steamer La Champagne
Captain Idit. OF the japanese Army. Captain A-.i
has been for some time military atache to the
Japanese Legation at Berlin but is goRg home
to take part In the with China
Among the passengers the steamer Spaarn-
DAM which arrived from Rotterdam and Boulogne
last night William +. Qunby. Envoy Ex-
traordnary and Minister Plenpotentiary of the
United States at The Hague
The bow and part OF the stern of the sioop Carrie
s. came ashore at the Point of Woods I.fe-Savng
Station, near Fire Island yesterday.
Dr. ID. Jmencz who was Minister OF several de-
partmeHts under the rule OF President Ezcta In
Salvador. arrived here yesterday as "A passenger
on La Champagne, from Havre. DR.. Jimenez is on
his way to Central America, where he intends to
live the Salvadorean border ard wait for an
other revolution.
La Champagne, which arrived here yesterday
from Havre, encountered the storm OF last week
Wednesday morning. The storm was accom-
panied by tremendous seas. and many waves broke
over the big steamers decks. Trinng damage
caused about the decks, and the passengers
| made uncomfortable
In the free course OF Sunday-evenng lectures In
the Thalia Theatre. in which number OF we'll
known speakers are being heard. the lecturer last
evening Park Commissioner Elijah r. Ken