New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-02
NETWORK CITY.


The topic of the Rev. DIR. Strykers evening dis-
course for tomorrow In the Thir,y-fourth Street
Reformed Church. west OF Eighth-ave.. VIII De
'The J'pper Four Hundred and the Lower Million
OF New-York CITY" homily for the times
The Rev Thomas p. Hughes will deliver the
fourth lecture of his course on Types OF CHRISTIAN
Character in the Church Of the Holy Sepuchre'
East Seventy-fourth-st. and Park-ave, tomorrow
evening at o'clock. the subject being Sa'oha'oia
the Florentne Preacher
The intercollegiate Moody Male quartet Of Chi
cago is TO sing at the mems mass-meeting al AS
ISOLATION Hall. Fourth-ave. and Twenty-third-st'
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. The Kew. Dr
Henry T. McEwen will give the address
The Church Of the Puritans. Fffih-ave ana one
hundred-and- thirtiethst.. is TO have large access
sion OF new members at the communion service
tomorrow morning. DIT. Young is 10 preach d
special sermon to the young in the evening, on
"Companionshp."
The Rev. c. H. Payne chairman Of the Meth
odst ministers committee that waited on Mayor
Strong will give a report OF the interview and
deliver an address shall We Complete the sur
render to the Liquor Oligarchy? before the Amen
can Temperance Union at Chickerns Hall to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock. Ex-Judse Moan DAVIS
is also expected TO deliver address; subject
"sbau We Legalize the Sunday Saloon" There
will he solos by Professor Wheedon Miss Park and
Nine. Urban.
A reading and song recital by John Fox, jr' ana
Ericsson F. Bushnell will be given on TUESDAY
evening at the Berkeley lyceum No. 10 west ror-
tv-four,h-st under the patronage Of the Ladies
Aid Society Of the swedenborgian Church
At the annual election Of the Riverside BANK
No So Eighth-ave. Henry {. CopeIahd' "co'Nc
p Lansing John Milford A. F. Holly Max ANS
John Reisenweber. Alexander Brown. jr Charles
Y Taintor Daniel Seymour. +. A. Bochmann
Iohn + Clancy George W. Plunkitt. John v H.
GARRISON August Eitzcn and Thomas Smith were
chosen directors. Henry {. topeiehn WAS 'e
elected president. and John J. Clancy vice-presi-
dent.
Mavor Strong was not able TO be at the city
Hail Yesterday his second day Of indisposition.
Secretary Hedges said that he thought the Mayor
was recovering. and would probably be able to be
out by Monday
THE Rider and Driver for this week has some
excellent reproductions OF photographs taken OF
Troop A during the strike In brooklyn. They show
the troop around the campfres In the streets IN
thu car-stable quarters and ready for charge on
the rioters
Richard j. Murphy yesterday appointed su-
ner,ntendent OF supplies and purchases In the
Postofice to succeed Howard Maggie, who was ap-
nointed supernt endent OF the registry department.
Nurnbv entered the postal service ten years ago
Nine Zippora Monteth assisted by xavier Schhr-
wenka Diaz Albertino william c. Carl. Miss
Marguerite Morrow. Miss Eta Hull and "hiiaih
Courtney will give a concert on next THURSDAY
evening at the Young Women's Christian Asso'
citation Hail. No. East Fifteenth-st
Tho ,urv IN the case OF George Muller. who was
accused Of poisoning his wife on March a. 1884 re-
turned a verdict Of not guilty yesterday An ar
fec,inp scene followed the announcement OF the