New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-29
1ECTIREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

The children of st. Paul's NJ. l.. Sunday
school celebrated Christmas last evening ut the cLpe
on Fourth-ave.
The children of the Colgate Mission Sunday
school in East Twentiehst had their Christmas fesal
Last evening In the pre- ence of large audience
The newly-elected officers of Jamaica Lodge,
f. and A NJ at jamaica L. l.. publicly installed
on Tuesday evening last l. Bradford Prince mads an
address on Masonry
The Sunday-School of st. Phillips Church
in Muberryst celebrated Christmas last evening with
procession songs, Rotations and distrIhuton 0t
gifts from Christmas The pastor, the Rev. b.
DecOsta, made a short address.
The Emmanuel Sunday-school of the Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church will hold its third anniversary IN
the church Foureenthst near ~ TINS t GneH a
Dr. Rogers, and the Rev. NJ. C. Sutphen; Singing ~ Ine
children
The Executive Committee OF the City Mlssion
has rented the hall of the Cooper Union for siu''th
evening religious services hoping to attract inc people
who do not ordinarily attend church. These meetings
are 10 be under the direction OF the Rev Geor.' d.
Mingns, and will he unsectarian The first OF the Series
Will be.held Jan. j.
The Sunday-school Of the Brooklyn Tatcr-
pacle Church, the Rev. T. Dewitt Talmagc, pastor,
celebrated It's Christmas Festival last evening. AVer-
green beautiHed the walls and pillars of the church, and
the seats filed with large conservation. after
appeared and distributed presents to the chlldrcn'
The Christmas Festival of the Dovcf-st.
Free School was held last evening in tie Ession rooms
which were packed with the children ana friends, Sme
large crowd stood al the doors eagerly listening Ad
dresses were made by the Rev Dr. Carroll and the Row
Mr.. Murphy, followed by singing, ROTATIONS aht ula-
logues bl the children. In the frOnt II the room US
tall Christmas Tree deCkcd with dolls candies Icy mit
tens cocks aud other articles subsequently, distributed
TO the children.
The 10th anniversary Of the Protestant
Episcopal Orphan Home and Asylup. at the eoraer OF
Fory-uinthst and LexinEon-aye, was held yesterday
morning ia the sChoolroOm OF q. institution. The
children were dressed In a neat uniform, and sang
several Christmas songs, Rrmd' is upon Chr. mas
topics were made by the Rev. pr. Montgomery ana inc
Rev DIT. Eaton. Specimens OF the Chl.drens INDUSTRY
were exhibited TIE report ~ tho physician was read
showing that ri two deaths have occurred IN TIE lst-
ton in four years, dinner 70 tbS guests and ell aren
closed the exercises.
The Tweed Poor Relief Association % the
Seventh Ward has elected The following officers Press
dent Judge E. J. ShaBdcy; Secva-y, Coroner H:onau;
Treasurrr jeremiah Qunln Directors, NJ j. sh:ndley'
John Calvin. John Blair. and Alderman Brian Reilly
An Office, well stocked with provisions has been csab-
li,hed at No IL East Broadway. Yesterday, iron III
D. M this opened for the Irst time TO receive from
destitute persons application for assistance bLeIal
families are 10 be visited and their wants supplied. STINT
lar application lie made esrry day between ana 10
a. m. and aud D. m.