New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-26
NETWORK CITY.

The Tribune has received 500 from ii'o""
reader" for the Sea Islands sufferers.
The annual bail Of the Irish Nationalist of New
york will be given at the Central Opera House
Slxty-seventh-st. and Third-ave. on next Mohoa!
evening.
A regular meeting of the Academy of Patholosi-
cal Science will be held this evening al NO 'o'
Madson-ave
The Tribune has received so from &C. A. w. Tor
the moor family In whose behalf an appear Was
made by DR.. G. d. Bleything
The annual dinner Of the Rutgers College Alumni
Association of the City OF New-York will be held
AZ Demonico's on next Monday evening at $50
O'Clock There will be speeches by prominent men,
and a mandolin club of six pieces VIII furhish the
music For tickets and information inquire OF W,
II Van Steenbergh, secretary and treasurer NO ~
Wa-st.
The annual dinner Of the alumni Of the ColieGe OIL
the City Of New-York will be held at Deimohico 5
at $50 p. m. tomorrow
The commission appointed TO investigate the men
tai condition Of Mrs Catherine Fitzgerald VINO
killed Mrs Carrie Pearsa last october, sent IT'S
report to Judge MARITIME in General Sessions yes
terday He would dvuige the conclusion
reached
BEGINNING on Sunday evening. and on every sun
day thereafter. at p. m. there is to be preaeh-
ing for the people in ST. Agness ChapeI, lrihiy
West Ninety-SeCOnd-St near -
This service is under the auspices OF the Brother
hood of st Andrew whose object Is to induce
neonle and especially men. to 20 TO church Every
seat is free the music Is familiar the service snort
and the sermons by weknown clergy, including
Dr. Bradley. of 81. Agness
The fourth in the series of lectures. "The Church
and the World" will be given in the Church OF
the Divine Paternity. Fifth-ave ana forty-hi'h-s'''
on Sunday evening by Miss Alice H. Woodbridge
secretary Of the Working Women's Society. on The
/ Needs of Working Women and Our Duties to
| Them"
The Assembly Subj Committee on Contested Seats
Mr. Terry chairman. held a short session IN the
| County Courthouse yesterday on the case OF oe'"
Wilks Rep) against Adolph Schillinger Tam) the
sitting member. The contestant rested MS case ana
the committee adjourned until to-day
G. II Henry was remanded in the Tombs Police
Court yesterday, charged with pretending to be a
purchasing agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
with swindling several wholesale firms by means OF
bogus orders for supplies
/ Policeman Gardner. of the Union Market station
VINO on January 10 shot and killed otto Caspar'
who it was alleged had attempted to commit a
burglary was discharged from custody in the Es-
sex Market Police Court yesterday. The Coroner $
iurv had found that the policeman had shot at the
man In discharge OF his duty and that the kiiilhs
was merely justiable homicide
81 Joseph's Iyceum will give its eighteenth an
nual entertainment and reception this evening at
the Central Opera House. Sixty-seventh-st. near
Third-ave.
= c. Benedict II. O. Armour and Anson H.
! Flower will sail on the steamer Fuerst Bismarck
| next Wednesday, for a ten weeks pleasure rll
through the Mediterranean Sea and Egypt
staff Captain Blanche Cox of the Salvation
Army will deliver an address THE Army in It's
Relations to Drunkards" before the American
remperance Union, at Masonic Temple. Twenty
, thrd-st and sixth-ave.. Saturday afternoon al
o'clock.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Company has re-
ceved word that the steamship Empress OF China
left Hong Kong on Wednesday. January "a.
The members Of Company G. 22d Regiment vii
give minstrel show, to be followed by a ball. a.
Central Opera House Hall on the evening Of Feb
ruary l.
Company y. list Regiment. Captain Clinton II
Smith will hold a ball at Harlem Opera HOUSE
Hall tomorrow evening. The company VIII nave
its annual dinner at the Hotel Savoy on February
The Rev DR. David Gregg. pastor OF the La
fayette Avenue Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. vii
preach In the Church Of the Puritans. One-hun
dred-and- thirtieth-st Fifth-ave.. on Sunday
evening, on The Scotch and Their Descendants II
the Making OF America"
The United States dynamite cruiser Vesuvius
Lieutenant Commander Frank Curtis commanding
passed Sandy Hook out yesterday morning Sh
will destroy derelicts along the coast.
No cotton will hereafter be shipped the mai
and passenger steamers of the White Star Line.
dispatch TO that effect cabled to II. MAITLAND
Kersey the local agent OF the company. 1t Il
probable that similar action will be taken by othe
lines.