New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-29
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
The trial OF Erastus Wman yesterday was set for
week from next Monday in the Court Of Oyer and
Termner.
The Baton Club OF the First Presbyterian Church.
Fifth-ave and Twelfth-st.. will sing Gaul's sacred
oratorlo Of The Holy City" under the direction
OF William c. Carl. this evening In the chapel OF the
church at SIS o'clock. The club will be assisted
by Nine. Zlppora Monteith. soprano; Miss Bertha
Gal.atin. soprano; Mrs. Antonio II. Sawyer con-
tralto: George L. p. Butler tenor: Luther Gail
Allen barytone; Miss Florence Heinisch. pianist
and Mrs. a. L. Crawford accompan!st. mis-
cellaneous programme Will precede the oratorio
The Trinity Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
will give patriotic entertainment this evening In
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. East One-hun-
drei-and eighteenth-st, near First-ave.
The trial Of Captain" Swee;land. who led de-
tachment OF Coxey's army and was arrested for
marching the city without permit VIII take
place in General Sessions next week.
S. p Warren. who failed on the Consolidated Ex-
change on Saturday. was yesterday suspended under
the rules Of the Exchange. His liabilities were 1900
At the office Of the Egln National Watch Com
pany In this city It said yesterday that there
was truth in tie report that an English synd-
cate had secured control OF the company.
Instead Of the routine weekly meeting OF the
preachers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this city and It's vicinity, which Is usually held on
Mondays Of each week the Methodist Book Con
Germ. Fif,h-ave and Twentieh-st.. the meeting
yesterday was devoted to services in memory Of
the Rev. Dr. j. o. Peck. OF the secretaries Of
the missionary society. Addresses were made by
Professor Samuel F. Upham. OF Drew Theological
Seminary: the Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Buckley. Editor OF
The Christian Advocate; Bishop Foster. the Rev.
DR.. Sanford Hunt. the Rev. A. Lowery and the Rev.
G. Hughes
Nrtb at fha
has succeeded in getting the Board Of Health to
adopt his proposition allow householders 10 place
boxes and barrels for the reception Of garbage on
the sidewalks within the curb-lines instead OF
fning them the inside Of the stoop-nes. as for
merly.
A huge elm. said to belong TO the original forest
OF Manhattan Island which stood the north
west corner Of the City Hail. was cut down by order
OF the Park Commissioners on Sunday. Il took the
workmen nearly all day 10 chop up this giant OF
former generations into pieces small enough 70 cart
away. The had begun 10 decay and last Mon
day evening. during a windstorm OF its largest
limbs fell to the ground.
An ordinance which has been approved by Mayor
Giroy makes driving over five miles an hour below
one-hundred- and-ten,h-s punishable by fine Of 80
for each offence. But the speed may be increased
to twelve miles hour above One-hundred and
tenth-st. Vehicles carrying United States mail mat
ter may go fast seven miles an hour below
that street.
! The Board OF Health concluded It's hearing yes
terday the shop fat question. 1t now remains
for the board to decide whether not the render
ing Of shop fat in the slaugherhOuses Of =. Dino
hue, Schwarzchiid & Sulzberger Stern & Son. East
mans Company and Jacob Habcrmann should be
prohibited nuisance. and also whether they
shall be permitted to bring shop fat from outside
cities. 1t Is being brought here In large quantities
from Poughkeepsie. Albany. New-IIaven and other
! towns
At Amty Chapel. No. a2 West Ffty-four,h-st
tomorrow evening josiah c. Pumpe.ly VIII deliver
an address upon THE Inception and Creation Of
| the Columbia Liberty Bell. the Patriotic League
and the Peace F.ag. and Their Relations to Human
Progress and the Development OF Peace and Uni
! versal Liberty"
For those who desire to learn about the shipping
Of this great port and to acquire knowledge about
| Custom House matters. the Guide List Of Steam
ers." issued by Hamilton Fulton. Of the customs
service. Is valuable thing 1t Is l!tte book. but
has lots OF information In II.
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday on
the North German Lloyd steamer Vera, from
Genoa. were Salvatore Bottaro. Or. William Thoma.
Corett Thomas A. Fox the Rev. William Greer
the Rev DR.. and Mrs. Henry II. Jessup. Or. Kar
II. Klein. Carl T. Keller Mr. and Mrs. j. :
Plummer. Mr. and Mrs CARO- Ronlinotti Pro
fessor Trentanove. NJ. A. Growa. Miss Susan NJ
Halves. Candida Maria and A. Il. Nones.
The steamer Sirius which arrived here yesterda,
from Rio Janero, brought news OF strike o
conee-bag in the Brazilian capital Thu
strike is delaying the shipment OF coffee, for while
there IS p.enty Of II. there bags 70 put IL In
The coffee crop Is said TO be unusually heavy
The ship Lydgate Will probably go TO sea today
1t may be remembered that some Of her crew re
fused duty on the ground that she was unseaworthy
and sixteen OF the men left the ship. board o
survey appointed by the British Consul declared tn
ship to be all right. and new men were shipped L
take the places OF those who left the vessel. Tn
Lydgate is bound for Calcutta with a cargo Of case
oil.
An inquest held by Coroner Schultze yesterda!
morning into the cause OF death OF James Car
berry resulted In verdict that he shot an
killed by Patroman Reuben c. Harvey, while II
the discharge OF his duty. Harvey was at once dis
charged by the Coroner
A charming entertainment was given al Trnit!
Methodist Episcopal Church last night for the bene
ht OF Ormond Lodge of Good Tempiars which net;e
a snug little sum- Miss Jennie O'Neil Potter. Mrs
Carl W. Jungln and the Indian Princess Varoqu