New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-21
NEW.YORk CITY.

Services commemorative of the seventeenth ami
versary Of Transhguratio ton Chapel No. 122 West
Sxty-nnth-st will be held in the chapel tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock. The Rev. Edward G. Hough-
ton minister in charge will preach the sermon
The anthem will be sung by the barytone. William
T. Carleton.
The prison evangelist, the Rev Charles Cook. OF
London. lecturer OF the Royal Polytechnic VIII ad-
dress the mems mass meeting at the Young Men $
Christian Association. Harlem tomorrow after
noon at 1870 O'Clock "A Voice from the Con-
vct's Cell, or Lessons from Prison Life lie VIII
also deliver his popular lecture entitled The Pris-
ons OF the World" illustrated with over twenty
persons in the Oriental national costumes of the
different countries.
The Rev. DR.. John Il. Davies will speak at the
Young mems rally at No. 222 Bowery at p. m. to-
All the cables are now in the conduIts Of the
Tbird-ave surface road The last section OF work
ing cable was placed In the downtown section OF
the road Yesterday afternoon. The engineer In
charge says that the road will positively be READY
By November l. and that the horse-cars VIII all be
Withdrawn by Thanksgiving Day
TIL. Rev. Dr. Maynard will preach tomorrow
morning at Christ Church. Newlirighton. ;. J.
Archdeacon johnson is he rector OF the church.
Elliott Roosevelt has been adjudged In contempt
for no, having personal taxes amounting TO $50
he will have to 90 to Jail. The taxes were orsi-
nally 400 but with costs and interest the amount
is now SEQ An order signed by Judge Bar
rett Yesterday requiring him to pay l. or stand
committed to Jail.
John F. g. Smyth and Philip Jackman were re-
moved by Surrogate Ransom yesterday from their
trusteeship OF the estate Of Patrick G. Jackman
The application for their removal was made by
Miss Mary Jacknan, who Is only sixteen years OF
al. hat ErpN collected
and msappropriated them. Jackman was charged
with neglect for permitting his co-,rustce to abuse
his trust
e. f. H"-For the titles and prices Of all the
books published by Miss Maria l. Pool, the au-
thor Of "Out of Step" "The Two Salomcs" Row
ena In BOSTON," Mrs. Keats Bradford" ana Other
works write to Harper q Brothers Franklin
Square -. Y.
81 Harthoomew's Church, Forty fourth-st. and
Madison-ave.. Will reopen tomorrow. having been
extensively altered and rciecoratcl AT cost OF
5000 The repairs include the putting in Of two
new organs. making three in all The rector, the
Rev Dr. David II. Greer. breaches at II a. NJ and
officiates at the afternoon service at o'clock.
A farewell meeting to the Rev Or David \.
Day the Lutheran missionary to Africa. was held
last night at ST. Jaincss Lutheran Church. Mad
ison-a and Seventy -third-st DR.. Days mission
post is at Muhlenburr. Liberia, where he has been
stationed for eighteen years. He has been IN the
United States visiting Lutheran synCds and VIII
sail for Africa tomorrow. The farewell exercises
last evening consisted Of addresses by the Rev Dr
Reimensnyder DR.. Day. Dr. Scholl. OF baltimore
the Rev Mr.. Pohlman. and the Rev Or. Young
of St Johns German Lutheran Church.
Bishop Henry c. Potter will sail for Genoa on
the Kaiser Wilhelm II .o-day. lie has worked eN-
tremely hard lately, and IS forced to take yaca-
ton on account of his health. He VIII remain
abroad two months. Mrs. Potter and tie Rev. DR.
Nevlns will accompany him.
Secretary Lamont arrived In this city at a late
hour last evening from Washington on private
business" as usual lie went 10 the Victoria
Hotel.
The Rutgers Club had dinner at Girols res
taurant In West Thirty-sixth-st, last evening
There were forty-sx graduates of Rutgers College
present the largest number that ever attended the
clubs dinners. Judge Henry w. Bookstavcr pre-
sided.
The Political Science Club held dinner AT the
Savoy last evening. and discussed silver. EX-Sec-
retary Charles H. Fairchild had been expected u"
speak but was prevented by the death OF Mrs
Conking who was relative OF Mrs. Fairchild
George Gunton presided