New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-28
NETWORK CITY.


Iudea barrett. OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
onno,nted Samuel W. Milbank receiver FOR the New
york Fruit importing Company. Of NO. y state
G, in proceedings for a voluntary dissolution. Inc
liabilities we're stated to be $500. ana nominal
assets 81 9sj accounts due from phr'es IN H'''
Recorder Goff yesterday adjourned Part III. Cen
eral Sessions fer the term, there beihs no hoic
cases ready for trial. During the day ne ordered
Patrick Geoghegan sent 10 state Prison to serve
ont his term OF ten years lie had been convicted
of stealing a silver watch from George Bauer. No.
40 East Elevenih-si. He has spent a th.rd or MS
th!rty-two years In prison FOR various offences
He alleged that the police were prosecuting hlh'
but investigation proved his story to be untrue.
A concert and organ recital VII be given at 8
o'clock tomorrow evening at the Church oil our
Lady Queen OF Angels. in East One-hundred-ahd-
tb,rteentb-st between Second and Third ayes.
when the new church organ VIII be used The
concert Is TO be under the auspicx OF the chnrch
choir
The Lampor, g. Holt steamer Wordsworth ar
rived at Quarantine last evening. and the captain
reported to the Health Officer that one OF his crew
had been H. on examination. the man was found
TO be recovering from attack Of smallpox. The
patient Philip Breen. a seaman. was removed 10
the Reception Hospital IN East Sixteenth-st
The Rev DR.. James A. Worden. superintendent
OF Sabbath-schoo work In the Presbyterian Church..
Is expected to address the Sabbath-school OF the
Westminster Church. in West Twenty-thrd-st. to-
morrow at $50 a. m, and also TO preach at the
regular morning service at ii o'clock
The Board of Aldermen VIII meet in special sos
sion on Monday In compliance with Judge Beck
man's mandamus declaring the XIIIth Senate D.s-
trict apportionment unconstitutional ard ordering
a redistricting This scandalous gerrymander en-
gineered by the Tammany bosses last June, was
the result OF a Wgwam alliance with the two
O'Brien Aldermen and a machine Republican. Ihe
Assembly districts affected the lid, Nth and
With.
The Excise Board yesterday denied application
OF Jacob Null for license for saloon to be To-
Gated at No 1875 Lexingion-ave. Among the
protestants we're the Rev. DIR. Brann. of ST.
Agnes's Church. In Forty-thlrd-st.. and Rear-Ad-
miral Erben The latter sent letter. saying that
the locating OF saloon the place would greatly
damage property In the neighborhoo1 DR.. Brann
objected on the ground that saloon in the neigh
borhood Of his church would have a bad influence.
The Rev A. W. H. Holder pastor OF the Six
teenth Baptist Church. S!xteenth-st near Eighth
ave. will preach tomorrow morning on THE Sab
bath was made for man. and not man for the sab
bath" and IN the evening on THE Great Race
The Sunday saloon question will be discussed to-
morrow evening in Grace Church by the Rev. DR..
William r. Huntington. by special invitation OF
the New-York Sabbath Committee. Ills subject
will be Ought Cities TO Make Sunday Laws
The sale OF the trolley franchise for twenty
miles OF streets In the Annexed District. granted
on the application OF the Peoples Traction Com
pany did not take place yesterday, advertised.
| On account OF an important meeting OF the Sink
| ing Fund Commissioners. Controller Fitch decided
TO postpone the sale until October o.