New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-21
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev. Anthony II. Evans. the newly CHOSEN
nas,or Of the West Presbyterian Church. will preach
In the church at both services Tomorrow
The Federal Grand Jury yesterday indicted Dr.
Orlando f. Bradford. OF No 5+ Third-ave'' tne
notorious associate Of William A Brockway' inc
counterfeiter. who is under indictment in jersey
City.
Tho New-York Quartet Club. n German male
singing society OF about fifty voices VIII take part
in the concert in Central Park tomorrow" unne'
the direction OF the leader. william Papp' inc
club will sing "Waldeinsamkel' py ra'"o' anu
ave Mnria" by Nesser.
The Christian Endeavorers OF the North Presny-
tartan Church at Ninth-ave and Thfrty-hrst-S''
u, hold y, Monday evening Boston echoes"
rally The Rev Dr. II. T. McEwen. president or
the New-York state Union OF Christian Endeavor.
uiI sneak on Junior Work.; w. J.. Amerman'
chairman OF the New-York Local Union missionary
Committee Will speak on Missions. ana inc Kew
u u Tyler pastor OF the First Church OF the
DIscinles Of Christ will speak on christian Union.
The Rev. r. B. Tyler will preach in the Church
NJ the Disciples OF Christ. No. 323 West Fifty
sixth-st. tomorrow evening, on The Enforcement
OF Law and the Liquor Problem.
The Rev. pr John r. Davies, pastor OF the
Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Will preach
tomorrow at II a m. and 7:3o p m. in Hope chape-
No. 3S9 East Fourth-st
A fete champetre will be given on the lawn OF
W Preston Xix at Milton Point, Rye. on septem-
her o. from 2 until o'clock. An elaborate enter
tainmen. consisting OF games and vaudeville. will
be furnished. The entertainment VIII be held Tor
the benefit OF the Associated Charity and SICK
Childrens Fund. Tickets are on sale at Bren-
tanos.
A course OF lectures on First AID to the In
iured" for women only. will begin October 2 at 2;3o
D. m Persons wishing TO Join the class should APP
ply TO the secretary. at No. los East Twenty-sec-
ond-st office hours n. m 10 2. m. course OF
similar lectures for men will begin October at
p. m.
Tho services OF 81. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church. Of which the Rev Dr. A. J. Palmer Is pas
tor will be resumed at II a tomorrow In the
chapel Of the Methodist Book Concern, at Fifth
ave. and Twenteth-st.
The Railroad Committee Of tho Board Of Alder
men met yesterday afternoon TO hear the appca-
ton Of tho Third Avenue Railroad for more terri
tory. but when Edward Lauterbach, counsel for
the road. ready 10 proceed. Mr.. Robinson, for
the Metropolitan Traction Company asked that. M
both roads wanted one -hundre1 nd forty NTH
II would be better 70 adjourn the hearing unill
October o. when the hearing on tho application ~
, tho Ninth Avenue Railroad Company, controlled
by the Metropolitan Traction Company, viii take
place The suggestion VAS acted upon
baseball game Is 10 he played this afternoon
on the Polo Grounds between tho clerks ~ the
BOARD 81 Aldermen and The clerks OF rho Surro-
gates of1ce. The game will begin AZ go o'clock
The clerks on both sides have been practising
quietly out-of-the-way fields, and there is
much rivalry. holly contested game may be ex-
pected.
James Goss. who was convicted before Judge
Fitzgerald. in General Sessions, OF stealing a $50
diamond stud from Daniel Hops. No. 221 Canai-st..
on January "a last while Th,rd-ave. cable
car. yesterday sentenced 10 three years and
nine months in State Prison.
+. Mcguire, a workman a. the Produce Exchange,
met with a singular accident yesterday. While he
was STOPPING 10 clean the brasswork in front
OF elevator entrance heavy passenger in
allghting. tr!pped slipped and fell upon him. dis
locating his shoulder and injuring his back