New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-01-19
NEW-NORK CITY.

The ST. PatrCks Mutual Alliance Association has
elected these officers for s01 Peter Lynch president
Stephen Morrissy. secretary; and John O'Conneli,
treasurer.
Patrick Logan prominent member OF The Gaelic
Society, and well known for the fuency with which
he can in the ancient language OF Oh Erln
lecturcd last evening in Clarendon Hail. undcr the
auspices of the Mathew Total Abstinence Association
to good sized audience, upon The Irish Race Their
Trials and Their TfiumphS,' in aid of the iund Tor
the erection Of a monument to the memory Of the
Rev. Theobald Mathew. generally known as 60 Father
Mathew" the celebrated temperance worker.
The Jesuits opened mission yesterday, TO continue
three weeks In the Church of Francis Xavier in
West sixteenth-st.
The German branch Of the Young Mems Christian
Association whose building is at Nos. 40 and 1f2
SNOond.ave near Ninthst.. celebrates its tenth an
niversary tom night at the Fourteenth street
Presbyterian Church. The programme OF The even
ing consists of address of welcome by the pastor
Of the church. the Rev. H. T. McEwen, the reading OF
an abstract the annual report by the secretary Dr1ci
committee reports by members of the asSociaton' sing
ins nv n male quartet and address by the Rev.
L. Huber of Baltimore.
St Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church OF Mott
Haven will give entertainment for the bncht OF
the debt fund of the church at the Harlem branch OF
the " NJ c. A. this evening. Miss Carrie Louise Ray
the elocuonist has been engaged to read at the Ell
fertainment. Miss ElillOf tduenldIl sOo Solidho Va
calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, Harlem; II. G.
Cook pianist and a male quartet have consented 10
assist.
The rarshoners of ST. Josephs Church, in Sixth
Ave have contributed $500 TO help enable Father
Healy TO rebuild his church in West FourteenthSt'
which was burned down recently.
Ex5udre Noah Davis will deliver the address at
the sixth anniversary Of the Young Mems Institute
No. 222 Bowery, tomorrow evening.
CIilmore,s band will give concert in the Metropol
ttan Opera House tomorrow evening" in aid OF 81.
Mary's Lodging House for Homeless Girls, In "eSt
EQurteenth-st
Tho second acarncvalsitzung" of the Anon Society
VIII take place next saturday evening at the club
house. Ffty-ninth-st and Parlkave
Miss Ida ". Van Etten. in response TO request
,,ou, the Federation Of Labor, will 90 70 Cincinnati
this week, to organize working women's society
The Rev. Dr. A. T. Kittredgc will repeat the ad-
dress which he gave before the state Association on
"Tbe Work of the Holy spirit at meeting Of the
New York SUNDAY school Association in the Collegiate
Church. at Ffh-ave. and Twenty nnthst, this even
ing Dr. Schauffer will speak on "The lcacher ;
knowledge of the Word in spots
The Rev. Arthur NJ Clarke closed the mission yes
t.rdav in the Church Of the Past Fathers by ser
mon on sPerseverAcc." In the evening inc rev. W.
2. Smith opened mission for married men,
The forty fourth anniversary Of the German Lieder-
kuanz celebrated III an appiVPii"'0 H" WI
Saturday evening
The January meeting of the Quill Club will be held
Ho.morrow evening at Clarks. No. % West twenty
third.st The subject 10 be discussed VIII be "ha'
Arc the Requisites for Business Hucati'n?"
Tho Rev. Ezra S. Triple, the pastor OF ST. Luxe
aseshodist Episcopal Church, in West Forty-hrStst'
cave an interesting prelude TO his sermon yesterday
morning in the shape of "reminiscences Oh Enni" -'p
s.. ,yho attended ST. Lukcs Church for four years
fefora her death.