New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-13

In the matter OF the libel brought against inc
American Line steamship St Paul and her Heish'
moneys FOR the trip at tho time 81 her grounding
~ Long Branch I'm January last. tho lbeiants be
In, the Merritt Wrcck.ng Company and others
Iilly, Ecnedict, OF tho United states Nsrlc'
c,,,r, has ordered that the international Naviga-
tlon company. owners OF the St Paul shall give
stiuulaflon Of value In the sum Of NO''o
rx-sccrr,ary william c. whitney has qualified
as bondsman IN the sum OK $4,000 for Controller
Ashbol +. Fitch. The now bond was made neces-
sary by the death Il Mr.. fttchs FORMER oohdsinah'
John g. Dc La Vergne
charles f. Leland. a hotel man Of National repu-
,ston has recently assumed the management OF
the Hotel Ra'moral. Lcuox-aye. and One-hundred-
AMI. eourieenth-st. He VII bring to It's direction
the benefit Z hls valuable experience
Mails from china and Japan were dispatched east
fr.in Vancouver on June H. Those mails are due
TO arrive In Ncw-yoFk on tho morning OK Tuesday
jane rs The next mall Tor china AMI Japan after
their arrival N.l lose AT the General fosto'hce'
ths city. az 30 =. 10 on June IS
william II Phelps son OK colonel Dudley F.
Phelps. Deputy Collector u tho Port. will san to-
t,v 0r the Venezuela 81 tie Rel y Line FOR
Venezuela on an oru.'holosiral expedition. II" IS
tN.nf, one years OH and student AZ Harvard.
IL. has WON some reputation as an orniih"iosist
Tho Rcv pr Charles l.. THOMPSON vii preach
on The u1rn Anniversary = our National Flag
in the MADISON Avenue Presbyterian church. AZ
Fgry-thifi.st. 20 morrow evening a. o'clock.
: g. Is Eutuane native 81 India. vii deliver
az illustrate! lecture tomorrow at ,. IN. In tho
six,y-irs' street Methodist church. subject. india
ana C,ylon.'
Tho Grand Jury yesterday indicted fcr burglary
md grand larceny carlo Botta. accused q. steal
ins "A mauus- r1pt from a priest. Father Renter
who says b. Mas At one t.mo secretary 70 the fopo
The Jury in tho tria ~ August Benoit. charged
al,h nu assault on Lena Vlesa. were unable 10
a.rcc n, = o'rork THURSDAY nsht. ami were locked
up 'or ttc night A. u a. m yesterday 'h"y to
,-ri.l fhat they were stl.l unable 10 agrcc, and
~cro enlarged m" trial. which was tho second
one took place before Justice Fursmsn In IN"
Criminal Hranch * tho supreme Court;
The sermons on Tho Second Coming OF Chr1st'
which the U.v ! " HAacman. % tho Frs, Bap-
rst church. is preaching. arc attracting great
deal o, attention. Tomorrow nigh, tho last % tho
..r..s vii Do rivcr amt the church has voted him
a three months vacation - hesin Immediately.
Tho subject for tomorrow evening II. Wiil CHRIST
Again walk and Talk Upon This Earth. IA OF
Oar'
A. tho mons inass-mc-tlng IN Association Hall,
Ta,nty-,h!ri-st. AMI Fourth-ayo. tomorrow az
g.is =. m. Frederick : Goodman. State secretary
o., thr Young Mons Christian Assor'a'on' VIII s'Fe
an address, 20 n.en. \ musical programme VIII be
rendered 10y g.. r. Griffin.
~ ia" HrtFO n HOUSE. LIZ 81 AM H'4N"'''
tomorrow evening spe 'al musical programme
vi b" played during the dinner.
Tho fourth anniversary and reunion OF the Tn
d,rhiu Society %, America Will hc held June % Il,
20 o. m IN the Friends Seminary. Rutherford
Place anl sx'ccnth-st.
\ reception VIII %" given tor the Rev Or. David
q; W,.c pastor os the Scotch Presbyterian Church.
on Tuesday evening. AZ 80 West Ninety -ntth-st
Tho rresh-a,r work Of the Association ,or lmprov-
inx the Condition OF the Poor Will begin next Mon
day when the 1rsi yarty Will 60 down 70 Ia" Homo
hy the Iron Steamboat Company's @oclock boat
from West Twenty second ~. Tho work has been
extended by m" addition of department of home
keep.ng FOR instruction IN the provision and
preparation OF foodstucrs and other essentials OF
attractive Housekeeping.
Tho Wee, End Wonan's Republican Club held n
farewell meeting Thursday afternoon ,or the re-
naming delegates who Will represcnt the club at
81, Louis. The headquarters arc at No. l02 West
Eighty-second-st. Mrs. Clarence Burns was In the
chair and the speaker was Miss Margherita Arlina
Hamm, who described her trip through the Orlsnt.