New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
NETWORK CITY.

nj, ., ooting of the Board Of Managers OF
the New-York Home for Convalesce".s, W. 70,
East one hundred a nd -eighteenth-s VIII De he''
on Monday at ll%D a. m
Charles Meehan the boy soprano. and Harry o.
Rurlcgh bass solo singer Of st. George 3 fio'''
Episcopal Church. will sing at the men mass
meeting tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK NJ Hs'o
cio,ion Hall Fourth-avc. and Twenty-thro-s'
There will also be music by the Mendeissohh
String Quartet The Rev. C. w. Miiiard, pa''o
NJ the Washington Square Methodist hp'scopai
Church. will be the speaker
The Rev Thomas y. Hughes. fellow OF the Or'
entail University OF the Punjab and author OF i"o
Dictionary OF Islam. viii deliver the ti'" ~
q, his course on the religions OF China ana Japan
g., tho Church of the Holy Sepulchre. East seventy
,our,h-s, and Park-ave tomorrow evening AT o
o'clock the subject being "Shintosm, the Nauona'
Religion OF Japan.
The Rev pr Charles II. Eaton VIII speak III INC
church OF the Divine Paternity tomorrow evening
on The Tyranny OF Wealth
Ex-Governor John F. St John. OF Kansas VIII
address the American Temperance Union AT 'hich-
crInr Hall tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK SUP
iect THAT Man" Miss Anna Park. corheus' anu
largo choir will furnish appropriate music
Tho Tribune has received so for the Fresh-Air
rund from Charles and Katharine Niles, through
Mrs G. W Niles. Calumet, Mich
Letters have been sent by the Mayor to the SUD
scrlbcrs Of the fund for the relief o. sufferers py
,ho ,oros, fires returning their subscriptions on
the ground that the states affected had contiou''u
sufficient relief The total sum was S5%.
The General Sessions Judges yesterday discharged
the following men who had been Indicted on
charges OF Illegal registration: Isaac SaI'er' r'
ward J. Davis Thomas Fitzpatrick, Patrick Man
gan Lam - Monahan Patrick MCGOWAN. Ihon'as
Wiley Alfred Jones John Brewer Dominica opro-
neli. Max Dembrcn Edward Mccarthy. Paul Der
nor robn P,timan william McNealis. George Deg
nan Frank pauphin James Crossin. George NC
Hugh Veto y Golgano. Edward q. Reynolds ah'
John Rcdiing
4 meeting or the amateur journalists o, New"
York Jersey CITY and Brooklyn will be held IN the
sturto,ant House. 40 lis6 Broadway 'hs evening
AZ 30 o'clock
4, the church of the Holy Trinity. Madison ave
and Forty-seoon d-st. tomorrow evening. Gaui
Israel in the Wilderness Will be given by ,he
parish choir assisted by the choirs OF the "arue"
tt,, Cathedral and Grace church. Brooklyn
\ course OF addresses to young men VIII De oe-
GUN tomorrow evening by the Rev. DIT Henry \.
S,lnson a, the Broadway Tabernacle.
Alexander Lambert director OF tho NewYorh
,,rer. OF Music has consented to appear In De
,rou Mich with the Detroit Philharmonic 'Iuo
In musical entertainment 10 be- given IN thht
city on November -
An attractive series OF meetings for young men
viii be held at the East Eighty -siNfh-st brhhch
~ th. Young Mems Christian Association next
week Tomorrow nj =. IN. John w Noon, gen
.rnl secretary for the United states OF the Broth-
.rhood Of st Andrew will speak. The service OF
song Will b. led by Professor W \. Brunka Viohn-
lst and Harper g Smyth. vocalist. + T. lseh-
h,rfh will give either solos. Every night next
.e.k nj $50 O'Clock "Wednesday evening excepted
there viii be special meetings for men