New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-01
NETWORK CITY.

The address OF Helen VI. Cougar the woman law
yer and orator OF Indiana. at Prohibition PARK al
D. m tomorrow. Is likely 10 be OF interest. her
subject will be- "Shotguns or Justice. Whicn snail
the Worklngmen Have In the settlement or LABOR
Difcu.,ics?" The Salvation Army heid reVie" WILL
take place Labor Day
The basemen; OF new church at Audubon ave
and West One-hundred- nd seventy second-st. will
be opened for service tomorrow. Preaching at II
A. m by the pastor. the Rev. J. c. X Miligan and
at q m by the Rev f. " Mgan OF Steuben-
Vile Ohio Sunday-.chool at p. m.
Labor Day excursion to Mauch Chunk. Glen
Onoko and the Swl,chback Railroad VIII be run on
Monday next by the Central Railroad OF New-Jer-
sev special train with lunch-car attached VIII
.elve the station at Liberty-st. at $50 a. m. and
Fu!ton-st Brooklyn. by annex boat. at Sis a. m.
Returning train VIII reach this city at about p. m
r. O'Nen. & Co. OF sIxth-ave.. announce that
their store will be open all day on Saturdays until
further notice. beginning today.
The cruiser Atlanta yesterday took on board the
coal necessary 10 take her 10 the Norfolk Navy
Yarl. she Will start 10 lay. as was expected
but viii probably sail on TUESDAY.
Lieutenant. Commander Eugene De Fores, Head,
who has been executive officer OF the cruiser New
York since July. 1893. will be relieved Of that duty
today having been ordered service in the Bureau
OF Navigation
"a r. W"-The Office OF the New-York Employ
mcnt Society the free labor exchange 10 which you
refer s at No. % Clinton Place. rs treasurer IS
John p. Townsend president Of the Bo%ery Savings
Bank: rs secretcry. John seey Ward. jr.. No. /
Broadway and IS president. the Rev. John Is.
Devins No 339 Eas; Fourth-s.
According 70 the report OF the Finance Department
for The year ending August !. which was published
Yesterday the net funded deb, OF the city Is $lo4-
S4tl02 o6.
STAFF Captain Pa.te Watkins will conduct services
tomorrow afternoon at the Young Mems Institute
No. Do Bowery.
The Rev George F. Pen,ecost. OF London. will
preach in Dr. John Hairs church. Ftfth-ave. and
Flfy-hnh-s,.. tomorrow and on September and
lf morning and afternoon.
Malls from Melbourne August 4; Sydney, August
6: Auckland August II. and Honolulu August g.
are due In New York Tuesday. September l. The
mex; mail for Australia. etc. Will close at $50 p m
on September o
The establishment OF Tiffany Co. Union Square,
will be closed all day on Labor Day. Monday Sep
tenber g. and the firm will continue to close rs
store at Saturdays UP TO and including Sep
TENDER II.
Harry Wiiemayer. jr. banker. OF NO 81 Bow
c-y. was arrested yesterday by Deputy-Shern Wal
gcring on the complaint OF Emil l.. Boas. OF the
Hamburg American Steamship Company who al
lcges that Widemayer failed to account for moneys
received as the company's ticket agent.
Alexander A. Stewart. Thomas S. Robertson and
Joel W. Marx have been appointed commission by
the Superior Court 10 inquire into the mental con-
d.aon Of William J. Seaman the actor. now in
B.oomlnglale Asylum. The commission is also d.
reciei to inquire into the amount OF the actors
property.
Edward H. Horner dealer in bonds was ar
rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Wagering. on
complaint Of Stephen Patterson who sues to recover
5000 on a foreign bond transaction. Horner has
been In trouble before
The members OF the firm OF Weiss & Klau Bros,
AT No. 9O3 Canal-st.. manufacturing tailors. were
taken to the Tombs Police Court yesterday on a
summons issued at the instance OF J. Gerardo Polo.
Chancellor OF the United States OF Colombia IN this
city Fraud In making 400 uniforms for the
Colombian Government charged. The firm
promntly denied the charge ard offered TO deposit
a large guarantee but the case was referred TO a