New-York tribune., 1895-10-26
NETWORK CITY.

Edyard and Nellie Nugent were before Juuse Al
uson IN General Sess ons yesterday Tor sentence
Tbev were convicted after trial OF "oih'he -
badger game on James Wilson colored pot,ei u u
~ Wagner Palace Car Company Judge Allison
sentenced them to two years ard SIX months e"'
In state Prison. At the sentence the "oiiia'' 'r
pled over in d faint and was carried ou' o' Coui
in n chair The Judge then changed the imprison-
ment to the penitentlary'
Tho Draxing Room will meet this afternoon In
the Windsor Hotel at O'Clock There Will De d
reception from until I. Inc hrsl ieu"ioH wan ~
m November at $50 p m
In the Broadway Tabernacle Church. at Thirty
fourth ST. the pastor DR. Stimson. will preach to-
, morrow morning upon The Religion OF CHRIST IN
the Light OF twenty-five Years Of Scientific Con-
troyersv" In the evening at o'clock he VIII
speak on THE Sunday Question"
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted for man.
slaughter in the first degree Edward O'Connor. OF
M 6 Dover-st On August 26 he quarrelled with
his wife on the roof Of the Doverst tenement. and
struck her. She fell down, her head striking a
BEAM She died shortly afterward. At the Cor
oners inauest II was shown that Mrs. O'Connor
had heart disease.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal Church, Forty
eighth-st. west OF Broadway Dr. King, the pastor,
will preach tomorrow morning on How TO Work
the Works Of Cod In the evening the quartet and
large chorus choir under the leadership OF W. II.
Johns Will sng CARROTS Harvest Cantata, to
be followed by a brief harvest address by the pas
tor At the Sunday-school at 2:3o p. m. a special
musical programme Will be conducted by w. A.
Raboch organst OF ST. Chrysostom's Chapel. On
Monday evening the Wesleyan League will give a
reception and entertainment the members OF the
church and congregation.
The Rev r. Simpkins. OF Port Chester, will ad-
dress young in Association Hall, Twenty
third-st. and Fourth-ave.. at 3:i5 p. tomorrow
There will be special music by the association male
quartet and the male chorus All men are cordially
invited to attend
A ss-meeting Will be held in the Collegiate Re-
formed Church, one -hundred-a twenty -frst-st.
near Thiri-ave, tomorrow at $50 D. The sub
ject be discussed vii! be THE Sabbath-Its Pres
ent Perils ard Safeguards" Addresses Will be de-
livered by the Rev. DR.. J. H. Knowles. secretary
OF the American Sabbath Union the Rev. Dr. W.
C. Steele of Brooklyn and A. Willis Lightbourne.
Frank Moss will deliver an address tomorrow
evening at 7:0o In the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. East One hundred a nd e,ghteenth-s, near
Second-ave., on "A Citizens Duty"
The third anniversary Of the New-York City Pres
byterian Hebrew Christian M.ssion No. l2S For
syth-st.. will be held to-day at p. The Rev.
H. p. Faust is the leader.
At the Central Baptist Church Forty-second- ST.
west OF Seventh-ave.. the pastor the Rev. Frank
NJ. Goodchild will preach Sunday evening The
Saloon in Politics" The little Vernon brothers will
sng at this service.
The Rev J. A. b. Wilson, pastor OF the Egh-
teenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church, will de-
liver address before the American Temperance
Union at Chckering Hall tomorrow afternoon at 3
o'clock. upon The Christian Voters Duty in the
Coming Election"
The Police Commissioners yesterday appointed
DR.. Marvin r. Palmer. OF No. l26 West One hun
dred-and- -sixth-st., a police surgeon. at an
annual salary OF 5000. DIR. Palmer was frs, on the
eligible list
Juras Hanna. the Greek emigrant who found
last Tuesday suffering from smallpox after having
been at No 81 Washing two weeks. died yes
terday al Riverside Hospital.
The Rev. Charles L. Thompson will speak on The
Sunday Saloon IN the Madison Avenue Presby-
ter!an Church. at Frfty-third-st. tomorrow