New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-05
NETWORK CITY.

Beginning the first Sunday OF May the choir OF
the Marble Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave. and Tween
ty-ninth-s will be constituted as follows: Organst
and choirmaster. r. T. Percy; soprano. Mrs Anna
NJ Bnrch; contralto Mrs. Sarah Barron-Anderson;
tenor J. Henry Mckinley; basso Carl f. Duff.
concert will be held in Bethany Presbyterian
Sunday school, One-hundred d-thirty-seventh-st,
east of Willis-ave., on Tuesday evening. The pro-
ceeds vii; be devoted to the purchase of books for
the Sunday-school library.
Charles Frederick Adams will speak at ChIckerns
Hail tomorrow evening. under the auspices OF the
Manhattan Single Tax Club.
The last of the series OF Church Club lectures will
be delivered tomorrow at 81. Thomass Church at
4 D. m. The lecture is to be delivered by Bishop
Arthur c. A. Hall, OF Vermont.
The slxty-slxth anniversary Of the American Sea-
mems Friend Society will be held in the Pilgrim
Church. at Madison-ave. and Observation-Disclosures
ty-frst-st. at II m. tomorrow.
The gang Of lncendiaries arrested on Monday was
arraigned before Justice Taintor in the Tombs Po-
lice Court yesterday afternoon for examination. The
men are Timothy Rafferty,. Bernard Herman Pat
rick Mullins. Peter Donne.ly and John Sharkey. All
the men were held for trial in default of 5000 bail
each.
There will be a private view of the additions to
the collections Of the Metropolitan Museum of Art
this evening" between and 10 o'clock
The members Of Chelsea Methodist Episcopal
Church, No. 331 West Thirtieh-st.. welcomed their
new pastor the Rev +. J.. Hofecker. last night
John Phayro delivered the address of welcome. TO
which the pastor responded. Short addresses were
delivered by the Revs Clark Wright, w. T. Brush
and Others, and congratuatory letters read
from II. f. Rhoades and the Rev Drs. John A. B.
Wilson, F. L. Wilson and F. Hamiin.
large audience enjoyed the illustrated lecture on
Unknown Switzerland" delivered last night by Pro-
lessor D. L. Elmendorf at the Fourth Avenue Pres
byterlan Church
The Rev. DR.. Alfred f. Myers will speak at the
Young Mems Institute. No. 90 Bowery, at p. m.
tomorrow.
The twenty-nlnth anniversary OF the National
Temperance Society will be held on Tuesday even
Ing in the Broadway Tabernacle.
THE Almighty's Controversy with job" to-mor-
row morning at st. James's Lutheran Church. Mad
lson-ave and Seventyttird-st will close the series
OF sermons which Dr. Remensnyder has been preach
ing on the Book Of Job.
The Alumnae Association OF Rutgers Female Col
lege will observe the annual celebration of Found
er's Day at the college building. No. "a West Fifty
hfth-st., to-day. There Will be reception at 2SO
D. m.
The Rev. DIR. John Balcom Shaw is now preach
ing series OF practical sermons on THE Imminent
Evils Of Our Modern Metropolitan Life" in the
West End Presbyterian Church One-hundred-and-
nfth-s and Amsterdam-ave Tomorrow night his
subject will be THE Social Evils"
An entertainment for the benefit OF The Tribune
Fresh-AIr Fund will be given this evening at No
29i Fulton-st. Brooklyn.
The Rev. DR.. Charles H. Eaton will speak in the
Church OF the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
on "Coxey's Armies; or Has Property Any Rights
We Are Bound to Respect"
The managers Of the Cotton Exchange have APP
proved a rule which will be submitted to the mem
bers for action to prevent quotations except on sales
made by open cutlery the ring Under the
present RUE 1t Is possible for members to make
wash" sales. and the rule will allow none
cept genuine quotations to be given.
Controller Fitch has advertised the Staten Island
and Bay Ridge ferry franchises to be sold at the
Finance Department on Wednesday, May 16, at
noon.
Farson. Leach & Co.. who purchased the entire
issue of Corlears Hook Park bonds have paid the
money the City Chamberlain. and the Controller
has made out a warrant for the amount due Henry
Keteltas as agent Of the Gardner estate Mr.
Keteltass claim Is for about $4,000. The Controller
has attached bill for about 500 for rents which
Mr. Ketel.as collected after the property had passed
into the city's possession.
At Association Hall. Twenty -th!rl-st and Fourth
ave. tomorrow at o'clock Donald MacCai, of
Princeton College. VIII address the meeting for
young men. and the Metropolitan Mixed Quartet
will sing. All young men are welcome.
The Rev. Madison c. Peters. Of the Bioomngdae
Church. Boulevard and West sixty-eghth-st. will
give a prelude to his sermon tomorrow morning in
answer to the question: as It American. IS 1t hon
est. for the Romish Church TO support her charities
by appropriations from the public funds?'
The Right Rev. Arthur c. \. Hall, the newly
elected Bishop OF Vermont will preach tomorrow
morning at II o'clock at the Church Of the Holy
Communion Sxth-ave. and Twentleth-st.
The new steamship Yorktown. Of the Old Do
minlon Line sister ship TO the Jamestown, will
sail her maiden trip Norfolk at 3 p. m to- |
Day This morning she Will be open to inspection |
at her pier, at Beach-st.. North River