New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
NETWORK CITY.

A reception will be given tomorrow nj 2:So p m
et ST Francis Xaver's College. No. 80 West Six
feminist for Father Murphy. by the Navier Dear
Mute Union
The Woman's University Club. No. % West For
ty-fourth-st. will begin its sixth year Win 'ne
monthly afternoon tea to-day.
There will be musical service at the mems mass
meeting in Association Hall Twenty third-st and
Fourth-ave tomorrow at p. m. instrumental
selections will be given by the Mendessohn Or-
chestra. There will also be vocal solos and duets
and the Vesper Male Chorus will sing. ON the FOL
lowing Sunday Frank Moss Will make the address
The annual meeting OF the Montehore Home for
Chronic Invalids. Grand Boulevard and West one
hundred and-tnirty eighth-st, VIII De heid At ~
a. M. on sunday
The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will preach to-
morrow morning in the Church OF the Divine Pa
ternity on 1.-TWO Brothers-James A. Froude ana
Richard Hurreli Froude: Shall We BE Romanist
nationalist?
The Rev W. r McEveen. pastor OF the one
hundred and forty-thrd Street Congregational
Church. will begin tomorrow evening series OF
Sunday-evening lectures the general topic "lf
Christ Came to New-York." The first lecture will
be preliminary and Introductory.
Philip H. Tschirhart letter-carrier formerly IN
this city was sentenced TO eighteen months in the
Kings County Penitentiary Yesterday by Judge
Benedict in the United States Circuit Court
The Rev Dr. Edward Thomson. of Columbus,
Ohio. will preach in St Luke's Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow evening. His subject will be
Are. We Christian Naton"' The Sunday
League which Dr. Thomson represents aims at
recovery OF Sunday rest.
Old John Street Church. the historic church of
American Methodsm will celebrate its l2Sth an
nversary tomorrow. Its pastor and congregation
extend the heartiest invitation to its former pastors
and friends to take part in all the services. II
asks all TO TO the old-fashoned reunion love-
feast at $50 o'clock in the morning; TO the preach
ing service at 1880 a. m, to hear the sermon by
the Rev Dr. Nicely. of Philadelphia; to the re-
union platform meeting at 3 p. m to hear ad-
dresses of William II. Beach and Drs. Nicely and
Johnston and TO the evening sermon by the Rev.
DR. Sanford.
Augustn Forget. the agent of the French Line
of steamers running between this port and Havre,
has just received from the King OF Greece the dec
Grafton of the Royal order of the Saviour
Howard Carroll yesterday made arrangements TO
assign the Staten Island Ferry franchise which he
recently bought TO the company. The new
company is called the New-York Harbor and staten
Island Ferry Company. and was incorporated at
Albany about weeks ago. II is now said that
II will begin running boats on Monday.
Argument was heard by Justice Barrett. OF the
Supreme Court. yesterday upon an application for
certificate OF reasonable doubt in the case OF
William p Wentworth, the former cashier and
confidential clerk OF the Victoria Hotel. who was
recently tried and convicted in the Court of Cen
eral Sessions before Judge MARITIME and jury of
forgery and sentenced to two and a half years i'm
prsonment He is anxious to appeal from his con
yiction TO the General Term OF the Supreme Court
His counsel, Charles W Dayton. insisted that while
there might have been deficit in the accounts OF
the hotel there was nothing to show that it was
caused by Wentworth
The Rev Thomas Dixon. jr., will speak TO young
Foe EigbfN -Giyf h-ct hra az he
Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow at I
D. m. Cornet and mandolin selections will be given
by the Paike sisters. The service Of song will be
led by Harper G. Smyth and II. b. Mathews, vo-
calists and Professor w A. Brunka and A. +.
Roessle. vionists. Men are invited.
The Rev DR. Sverman in his sermon in the
Temple Emanuel at II a. m. to-day will speak Of
THE Present Duty OF the New-York Citizen" and
dispose OF the political canard regarding the He
brew vote
The steamship China arrived at San Francisco
on Thursday. with mails from China and Japan OF
the following dates Hong Kong. october 2 Shang-
hal October 4; Yokohama, october u. They are
due to arrive in New-York the morning Of
Tuesday. October 30 The next mail for China and
Japan will close the General Postofce at $50
D. m. the 3lst instant
The trial OF Carl F1egenbaum, charged with muir
der was begun before Recorder Smyth in Part
OF General Sessions yesterday. Fegenbaum is
charged with killing his landlady. Mrs. Juliana
Hoffman. a No ga East sixth-st. on the night
OF September l. Most Of the day spent in ex-
aiming taesmen.
Expositons OF the International Sunday-school
lessons are given every Saturday evening at
O'Clock in the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church.
corner Of One-hundred and -eleventh-s by the pas
tor the Rev DR. J. L. Campbell The lessons are
illustrated by stereopticon views, and are free
TO all
man isn't compelled to vote because he