New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
NEW-YORK CITY.

Volume I, No. |, of Mems Attire journal or
| mems fashions, published by the League Publish
| ing Company, Lexington Building. has just been
issued 1t is a sixteenpage monthly profusey
| illustrated.
Richard b. Hartshorne has resigned as vice.
president of the American Spirits Manufacturing
Company on account of ill-health. His place has
been taken by Jules S. Bache, who was formerly
treasurer. r. H. Wentworth. the secretary has In
addition been made treasurer.
The Rev DR. Charles L. Thompson will preach
in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fiji
ty-third-st tomorrow evening. on "Washingtons
Farewell Address Adapted to Present National
Conditions"
The Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Tween
ty-second-st. the Rev DR.. Davies pastor. is under
going extensive repairs, which will not be com
pleted until about November I. Until Their the ser
vices will be held in the chapel All seats are free
Mayor Strong said yesterday that he had not
selected any for appointment Fire Com
missioner TO fill the vacancy caused by the death
of Commissioner Ford and he could not tell when
he was likely to make ;he appointment Some Of
the politicians about the City Hall said that the
Mayor probably would appoint Democrat who
would work in harmony with Commissioner Shelf
field.
Yu Shi VI Consul-General OF China at Havana,
was visitor at Police Headquarters yesterday
He was accompanied by Chun En- TIE. Of the
Chinese consulate in this city and W. w Yen,
interpreter
Jane Cassidy, a sxty-eight-year shoplifter
was sentenced by Judge Holbrook in the Court OF
Special Sessions yesterday to eleven months and
fine Of $500 and TO stand committed one day for
each dollar If unpaid"
The funeral of Henry Hill Anderson, OF the law
firm of Anderson Rowland & Murray who died
suddenly Thursday morning at York Harbcr
Me will take place on Monday at 10 a. m. at cal
vary Church.
An election was held last Wednesday night in
Company Il. sth Regiment. Sergeant Joseph Cepo-
lari was chosen second lieutenant Of the company.
George l.. Jones youth who away from his
home I'm Oakland, Cal, TO go to sea. and who as
one Of the witnesses to the stabbng of George
Mosher the mate OF the ship Tacoma, has been
confined in Rockand County Jail for several
months awaiting the trial of Moshers murderer
was released yesterday under $1,000 bail by United
States Commissioner Alexander.
The Rev. l. NJ Haldeman of the First Baptist
Church. to whom was granted three months va
cation by his church. will occupy his pulpit to-
morrow both morning and evening and has an
nounced interesting themes for both services
United States Commissioner Alexander yesterday
held Thomas Wilson. P tugboat captain uhder
s. 900 bail for examination next Tuesday, on
charge Of having dumped refuse within the limits
OF the harbor OF New-Yoik.
William r. Hall a former clerk in Posoffice Sta
from letters waived further examination before
United States Commissioner Alexander yesterday
and was held for the Grand Jury under $50 ball,
which he furnished
Charles Davis. the son OF the superintendent OF
the Harlem branch OF the Deborah Nursery who
was convicted Of abduction. was before Judge
EYtzgerald I'm Part l. General Sessions yesterday.
youne Davis was charged with criminaly assault
ING ,hirteen-year- old Rosa Lupudison an orphan
inmate OF the nursery. He sentenced TO I'VE
wears in State Prison That is the full penalty
Patrick Moran the fireman who is charged with
having stolen from the baggage OF passengers on
tho steamer New-York was held for trial by
United States Commissioner Alexander yesterday
in $500 bail William Hyde the steward. who
was accused Of being his accomplish was dis
charged for lack Of evidence.
The Church Of the Purtans will resume ts reg
uar services tomorrow. Or. Young who has been
at Norwood Park, will preach morning and even
ing During July and August the congregation
united with Pilgrim Congregational and Harlem
PRESBYTERIAN churches in services eminent preach
ers from various denominations supplying the
pulpits
The Board Of Street Opening met in the Mayors
office Yesterday AZ noon. when the proposition Of
change OF grade in Elm-st. from Worth 10 Duane
ST advocated by the Rapid Transit Commission.
was laid before the BOARD. II was decided TO grant
q public hearing TO the property owners Friday.
The Rev Dr. G. Campbell Morgan. pastor Of the
Westminster Road Congrega tional Church.
birmingham England Will address the mons
meeting at the Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Tomorrow afternoon at 40
o'clock