New-York tribune., 1894-04-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

evening at No 236 Flfth-ave. There will be an eX-
hbition of views of Ohio scenery. an entertainment
and a supper.
The Rev. DIR. Joseph silverman will lecture at
Temple EMANUEL. Flfth-ave. and Forty-third-st'
tomorrow at II O'Clock. THE Rights OF "o-
man"
/ 4 DELEGATION from the Christian Endeavor society
Of the church of the Disciples will conduct services
at 4 D. m tomorrow at the Young Mems INSTITUTE
No. DO Bowery.
At 81. Jamess Lutheran Church. Madison-ave'
and ty-third-st. tomorrow morning Dr. D. d.
Remensnyder will begin a series of Sunday-norhihs
sermons on the Book OF Job. az follows; Joo anu
the Book OF job" JOB the Upright Man; 'Joo'
the Sufferer; JOB and His Comforters Tine
Almighty's Controversy with job"
The receipts of next week from the Tiffany Chapel.
which is on exhibition at No. 333 Fourth-ave.. Will
be given to the Bethlehem Day Nursery
Dr. Edward b. Foote jr.. will lecture on MI
crobes: Good and Bad-What They Do for U.s. be-
fore the Science Sermons Society in the chapel oi
DR.. Colyer's church, Park-ave. and ThrV-iour'"-
St, tomorrow evening.
The eighth lecture in the series 10 young women
on Ideal Womanhood' will be given in the Church
Of the Divine Paternity. Fifth-ave. and Foriy-hfth-
St. tomorrow evening by the pastor. the Rev Dr.
I c. H. Eaton subject. The Friendship OF Women.
At the Marble Collegiate Church Ffth-ave. and
Twenty-ninth-st.. a Christian Endeavor union tenn
perance rally will take place on Monday ri p m.
John G. Woolley will address the meeting. On Tues
dav evening he will lecture at the Flfth Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Jerry" Simpson member Of Congress from
Kansas will speak at Chickering Hail tomorrow
evening. under the auspices Of the Manhattan
Single Tax Club admission free al invited
John G. woolley. the celebrated evangelist from
Minnesota will deliver address before the Amer
lean Temperance Union at Masonic Temple. Twen-
cfx.b ,4ffc "a
3 o'clock
Theophilus H. Davies. the guardian Of Princess
Kaiulani Of Hawaii will sail the Lucania for
England to-day. Mr. Davies left Honolulu on March
s. He says that he expects TO remain IN England
for the next two years. He said he was ignorant
OF the plans OF Princess Kaiulani. who is now IN
Germany.
Lafayette Post No 40 c. A. r.. held recep-
ton last evening in Masonic Hall in honor Of De
partment Commander John c. Shots. Nearly 1,OOo
people present. Among them were Admirais
Gherardi and Braine. OF the United States Navy;
General Daniel F. Butterfeld Past Department
Commanders r. NJ. Hedges c. H. Freeman and
Steven Corllss; Senior Vice-Department Commander
w. w Branson OF ew-Jersey; Edmond Hendricks.
William S. CogsweH, David F. Wright c. l.. Gum.
w. l.. Darling F. c. Loveland. Charles F. Homer
and George p Edgar.
Archbishop Corrigan gave a dinner yesterday TO
Bishop Chatard, OF Vincennes. Ind. who will sail
for Rome this morning on the Cunard steamship
Lucania. Monsignor Farley, Vlcar-General Mooney
and a number Of the prominent pastors Of the arch
diocese present to wish the venerable Bishop
goodby.
The Rev. Lachlan MacI.ean OF Chicago formerly
Of Nova Scotia. will preach Gaelic sermon. under
the auspices Of the NewYork Celtic Society. In
Calvary Baptist Church, Fifty-seventh-st., near
Sixth-ave.. tomorrow at p.
After a search lasting for three days. the deec
tives yesterday found Thomas Kerrigan, who Is ac
cused Of having on Tuesday shot and fatally
wounded Aaron Alexander. twenty years old,
a pedler who lived with his mother and five broth
ers and sisters No. ~ Stanton-s The prisoner
was held in the Essex Market Police Court TO await
the action OF the Coroner.
James f. Marzo. commonly known as March"
an Italian contractor. supposed be worth $4,000.
arraigned in the Tombs Police Court before
Justice Taintor yesterday afternoon charge OF
maintaining employment Office without license.
The complainant Matteo Nardello railroad
laborer. living at no. ll6 Mulberry-st. Mario
held for examination.
The Merchant Tailors Society has elected the fol-
lowing officers: +. TwyeNort, president: Andrew J.
Connick vice-presdent l.. S. Davidson second vice
president; E. ~ Doll, secretary B. r. Merwln.
treasurer.
Thomas b. Tuite, the Treasurer OF the city OF De-
troit. who arrested in this city two weeks ago.
city treasury. taken back to Detroit yesterday
by Roundsnan Hard Of Detroit. Tuite signed
waiver OF his rights before Assistant Dstrlct-At-
torney McManus
The Clearing House has purchased some addi-
tional land in Cedar-st. for the Clearing House
Building. The price paid 10000.
The new fn-keel boat Eidolen. built for Henry
r. Crosby. will be launched to-day from wIntring-
hams yard at Bay Ridge. She is a thirty-fve-foot
yacht.
The Rev ]. f. Bushnell will assume charge OF
Phillips Presbyterian Church. Seventy -thrd-st.
and Madson-ave., April Is. The Rev Theodore
L. Cuyler. Of Brooklyn, will conduct the service,
morning and evening. tomorrow.
Horn Silver shares took a big drop yesterday
falling from 50 30 to 81 The fire at the mine was
the cause. There were transactions in the stock
The new steamship jamestown. OF the Old Do
minion fleet, has made record her maiden
trip leaving New-York at 315 D. m on Thursday
and passing Old Point Comfort at 915 A. m. yester-
day This is the fastest time yet made by water
between the two points.
The Brett Lithographng Company's plant good
will and effects No ~ Rose-st. were put up for
sale yesterday at No. III Broadway but found no
bidders owing to upset price of $4,000 having
been fixed. The plant was therefore withdrawn to
await instructions from the Court OF Common Pleas
under whose jurisdiction the property is
The certificate OF Incorporation OF the Mercantile
Electric Company was filed yesterday in the Office
OF the County Clerk. Its purpose is to construct
and maintain lines of telegraph and telephone. with
a central Office at No. 100 Broadway The capital
stock Of the company is said be S 900. The d.
rectors Of the company Henry A. Hurlbu Ly-
man Rhoades Henry s. Terbell. George w. Phil
lips Louis Fitzgerald Thomas D. Jordan and Will
lam Gibn.
J. HOOKER HAMERSLEY AND THE Ne WSBOYs