New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
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NEW-YORK CITY.
NJ Heimerdingers newspaper advertising agency
will be closed at to-day in order to give the
office attaches opportunity to take part in the
sound-money demonstration
Detective Farley of the District-Attorney Office
Yesterday returned from Chicago with Richard
Houlahan. who indicted for grand larceny
more than two years ago and disappeared whlie
under bail He and man named Monk Kept
real estate office in Broadway and the two men
were indicted for alleged fraudulent transaction
on complaint Of Mr.. Ostrander. who alleged that
he had been swindled out Of $500. Judge McMahon
in General Sessions, committed Houahan to the
Tombs yesterday afternoon
Special services will be held In Calvary Episcopal
Church Fourth-ave and Twenty -frst-st to-mor-
row. All Saints Day. morning and evening, when
the Rev. Dr. Henry Y. Satteree Bishop of Wash
fngton, will ordain candidates for the ministry
There will be a full choral service IN the evening
at o'clock
Dennis De Coursey. Of No 167 East Ninety-first-
st. a truck-driver. thrown from his truck yes
terday afternoon at Worth and Mulberry sts ana
had both arms broken at the wrists The harness
broke causing the accident. He was taken TO the
Hudson Street Hospital
The evangelist Clement Palser. Of London, Eng
land will address the mems meeting in the nan
of the Harlem branch of the y. NJ. C. A. NO D
West One hundred and twenty-h tomorrow
afternoon at i:S0 O'Clock. His subject VIII be
Devil Driven" and he will relate number OF
striking experiences Of his London work
James NJ. Pryse will lecture tomorrow evening
at SIS o'clock before the Aryan Theosophical So
ciety No. IA Madson-ave.. and will explain from
the theosophical point OF view what Is lacking IN
modern life and what is the ethical cause OF un-
happiness and misery.
The Rev. DR.. David C. Wylie will preach in the
Scotch Presbyterian Church. Nnety-sxth-st. and
Central Park West. tomorrow morning. on Amer
tca for Christ" and in the evening on THE Word
of God Our Guide in the Present Crisis
The British bark Banca from Rio Janeiro. ar
rived at this port yesterday. and brought the re-
port that Captain Reid was found dead in his cabin
on September 70 when twelve days out The cause
of death is supposed to have been heart disease.
The burial was at sea Captain Reid was hfty-
two years DID, and his home was at Gourock Scot
land.
The Charity ORGANIZATION Society appeals for 800
toward the support of two German unmarried sis
ters fiftysix and sixty-two years old The younger
one is totally blind, and the elder. a pantal )ons
hnisher although very industrious, with scaht
work and scant.er wages. often earns only 90 cents
to 81 a week for tho support of both Since the
death Of a brother a few years ago the women
have no relatives upon whom they Can call: but
they are so worthy and respectable and 20 de-
voted TO each other that they have strong claim
upon the generous. 1t would seem harsh 10 sep
arate them commit them to the Almshouse
Money for this case II sent to the central OFFICE OF
the society. No los East Twenty -second-st Will be
publicly and promptly acknowledged
Harry Furniss the English caricaturist will be
the guest Of the Illustrators Club this evening.
Mayor Strong yesterday appointed Virgil g.
Bogue, of No 10 West Twenty nnth-st., as expert
engineer to consult with Chief Engineer Martin OF
the Brooklyn Bridge: George II. Thompson and
Lefferts L. Buck, the experts. regarding the run
ming Of trains OF the elevated systems OF NewforK
and Brooklyn the Brooklyn Bridge
At the meeting Of the NewYork Historical So
cfety Second-ave. and Eleventh-st. next Tuesday
nj $40 n m Professor Herbert L. Osgood Will
read a paper THE Proprietary Province as "a
Form Of Colonial Government"
While the Cunard Line steamship Campania.
which arrived in port yesterday. was leaving the
Mersey Liverpool the eyes of her chief engi-
neer Mr. Tomlinson. were seriously injured by
the sudden escape of steam from an overcharged
high-pressure cylinder. He carefully treated
on the trip across, and it is not expected that he
will lose his sight
The American Line steamship ST. Louis and the
Hamburg American Line steamship Augusta VIC
toria arrived In the Lower Bay last evening" out
owing to the fact that the Gedney Channel lights
were out from unknown cause. the steamers
did not come up TO the city. a
Tho Rev. A. T. Leonard. native Of India. will
preach at the Allen Street Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church. Rivington and Orchard SITS, to-
morrow evening.
Assistant Corporation Counsel George L. Sterling
has been much annoyed by a published report that
under the name Of William j. Brown he was ar
raigned In jefferson Market Court on Thursday
charged with disorderly conduct. Mr.. Sterling
showed that tho charge was groundess by ex-
hibiting O letter yesterday from Magistrate Went
worth sitting at Jefferson Market saying: you
were not arragned before William j. Brown
or under any other name.
The Aldermanic Committee Lamps and Gas
Eave a public hearing yesterday to the New-York
Fuel Gas Company its application for iran
chfse TO furnish consumers with fuel gas. Henry
D. Macdona, on behalf OF the company. Offered
$4,000 for a franchise James Campbell on behalf
of the Consumers Gas Company, opposed the
granting Of franchise 10 tho Fuel Gas Company
The Board Of Estimate yesterday authorized the
issue of $4,000 Of s,s per city bonds to fol
the erection Of the vaccine virus laboratory
which is to be erected at Seventeenth-st. anc
Avenue c.
Little Delmonico' as William II. Lamont the
colored war veteran at the City Hall, Is called
was back again yesterday selling his sandwiches
and cakes as usual Mayor Strong, on hearing
that Lamont had been warned away from the CIT,
Hail. Investigated the case and teephoned to Gen
eral Coils Commissioner OF Public Works. to LEI
Little Del" business
The Fall River Line announces tho discontinu
ance of its Sunday boat service the last Sunday
trip for the season having been made on Octobe
a. Beginning November 2. the boats of this ln'
will leave New-York at p. m. instead or 5D
p. m. as at present.
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Eaton will lecture 20
morrow evening in the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternity on Alexander Hamilton and Homes
Finance"
In the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. a
Twenty-second-st.. DIR. Davies. the pastor. vii
preach on "Tha Duties OF Citizenship' Tomorrow