New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-14
1rc1rRrs MEETINGS Axp ExrER1A1yMEy1s.

Tn. Raw DR. Howard Dufhed formerly pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian Church OF Detroit, Mich, ana
pasoreeet Of the First Presbyterian Chufeh OF ns
city will begin his work here on wednesday evening"
December . In the chapel in West Twehst at O'Clock
r. NJ The following Sunday there win be services In
the church at Fifth-aye and Twelfth-st.
There will be meeting Of representatives OF all clubs
interested in Cycling Frd1y at o'clock p M at the
rooms OF the Manhattan Bicycle Club. NO. 243 west
Fifty-sxthst The object Of the meeting will be to ar
range theatre party"
The Cooper Union free Saturday night lectures VIII
begin this evening The subject Of IN lecture will be
chools of Other Countries to be delivered by Supern-
tendent William II. Maxwell, Of Brooklyn
The Rev. DR.. Z. walpoe Warren Will deliver the last
address tho week OF prayer series at the East Egn
sxst branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening at 80 O'Clock. The young mems meeting
tomorrow at O'Clock, will be addressed by W. Raymond
Warrall .
The New.York Historical Society will celebrate its
anniversary the library, secondave and
Fleyeuth..t Oh Tuesday evening, at O'CLOCK. Inc
anniversary address, entitled 'NewYork In 1880 ana
1890: Political Study" will be delivered by Seth Low
president Of Columbia College
Marion Kerner will begin course OF iuustrs'eu
at Lenox Lyoeum tonight. with exhibition OF nluni-
mated views illustrating the oberammergau Passion Phy.
charity concert the benefit of the Working Grls
Vacation Society will place at Sherry's on Monday
,vening December g. at o'clock The objects OF the
society are to worthy working girls OF small means
70 get out the city during their vacation and to provide
them homes and places of resort IN the country where they
NAV rest and recuyerate The society Is unsectarah
in It's work its custom being give aid TO girls In ORDER
Of their application
| The Rev David G. wyle will preach tomorrow even
ing in the Scotch Presbyterian Church, Foureenthstr
inst east Of sixthave on Difficulties in the Way OF
successful Church Work in New-York' Strangers are
cordially invited
regular meeting Of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday
Association of New.York City will be held On Aonday
evening at g o'clock in st. Lukes Hospital, Fifty
fourth-st. and Fifth-aVe
The third debate of the Literary Society Of the Young
Mems Institute will be held this evening in the Institute
Library, Nos 222 and pa Bowery The subject for de-
hat. val be- Resolved That the Perior Of N1turaizs-
ton be Extended from Five to Ten years .,,-.
The popular mass-necting at the Asbury Mehooise
Enscopa Church Washington Square VIII Dc addfeseu
tomorrow hsf-past O'Clock by the rev Mt freSh
man subject The Duty OF the Churches to IsrAA"
The Rev Dr. Charles Briggs will preach IN the West
End Presbyterian Church, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS anu
Amsterdamave tomorrow evening. at 40 0eocA' III
prtags is member Of congregation and this VIII DE
his first sermon his acluitta by the Presbytery.
The oyal Circe Of Kings Daughters, which Is COM
posed Of number Of wellknown young women, members
~ the thirteenth Street Presbyterian Church. who are en-
,htic and earnest workers this will give I'M
der their auspices entertainment consisting oil musc'
readings plastiques, at Hardlnsh Han NIhe'een
and Fitth.aye on Tuesday evening, at o'clock inc
services Of the Quartet have been secured which
consists Of Miss Florence Deb Allen soprano Miss cara
f. stutsman cOntraO Miss Belle stevenson feauer' anu
Gran. Odell baritone The two ast-mentioned members
Of th. ouaitette will contribute series OF pastques ID
GreeIan costume. Miss Bertha Behrens Noinist' ahd
Miss Edmonds singer. win slso appear
Goyernorelect Mckinley, Of Ohio, yesterday ihiorno1
.bs committee having charge Of the Parnell memora
nesting that would postpone his departure from "e
CITY in order to accept the invitation to occupy stage
seat at the Academy OF Music tomorrow evening aio
-, q, to eplosv OF Psrne to delivered by Chaunccy
Denew Letters been received from Grover Ce'e
aud Elliot f. Danforth Governor Hill. and other pfcm
ne,t men Few reserved seats for the meeting are i
unsod. .. -, - ,....,,.
The Doomsday Book" was the subject OF an interesting
,ro delivered Ia night before the Ncw-York Genoa
,gea and Biographical Society in the Berkeley Lyceum
NV Edward Wakefield of England There was GOOD at