New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-15
NETWORK CITY.

John G Moore and Henry W. Cannon retired from
the Oregon Improvement Reorganization Commit
tee yesterday, and f. r. Morse OF Boston. was
placed on the committee. at the request of Boston
holders.
The Rev. DR.. Thomas j. Shahan professor of
Church history in the Catholic University of Amer
lea will lecture on The Four Masters and Their
Work." under the management of the Gaelic So
ciety in Chickering Hall Sunday evening.
In honor of the ninetieth anniversary OF the Bed
ford Street Methodist Episcopal Church. two
weeks celebration will be held. beginning Sunday.
The Rev. DR.. c. Wright is the pastor.
A dinner will be given TO the poor and destitute
children of the Presbyterian Hebrew-Christan Mis-
sion at No l2s Forsyth-st.. on Thanksgiving Day.
The managers of the mission ask that all who can
contribute 10 the dinner fund shall send gifts to
the Rev T. p Faust, who is the head Of the mis-
sion.
The evangeistic conference held during this week
In the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. at one
hundred and eleventh-st OF which the Rev. Dr.
j. l.. Campbell is pastor has been largely attended
The conference was organized with the hope that
II would prove to be the beginning OF more gen
eral evangelistic movement. The conference closes
after next Sunday. A mass-meeting for children
will be held at $50 o'clock this afternoon, and In
the evening the Rev A. \. Cameron VIII speak on
Power for Service
Victor de la Montague Earle. of General and
Mrs Ferdinand p. Earle of Earle Clf. Washing
ton Heights. is visiting Senator David b. Hill at
Wolfert's Roost, Albany.
Dr. Eaton will lecture in the Church Of the Divine
Paternity Sunday evening. on Max Nordau and
the End of the Age Woman"
Alexander Smith. jr. the youngest member of
the Stock Exchange. who is a son OF the Oldest
member OF that body Alexander Smith took his
seat yesterday He got off with mild Initiation
Charles H. Denlson, lawyer, a wel-known men,
.f,.,
part in every political campaign. is about to enjoy
a rest from labors of the law and politics. and will
In a few days be his TO Japan.
Beginning Monday next the Fall River Line
steamers will leave New-York at p. m instead
OF $50 p. m. as at present
Miss Mary Proctor. the daughter OF the late Pro-
fessor Richard a. Proctor lectured last night be-
fore Grammar School No. o. at No. 2s East Forty
second-st., on Giant Sun and HIS Family. The
lecture was Illustrated with many stereopticon
views.
In the First Baptist Church. Seventy-ninth-st.
and the Boulevard. a meeting to awaken an interest
in the work of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
held last evening. George f. Crosscup chair
man of the UNCONVENTIONAL Committee, spoke of
the Union and then introduced number OF five
minute speakers among them Mornay Williams
president OF the State b. Y. F. l., and D. a. Water
man, OF Yonkers; L. j. P. Bishop. secretary Of the
Denominations Committee the Rev. +. NJ. Good
child OF the Central Church, and the Rev f. E.
Chivers.
reception was given for the Arctic explorer
Lieutenant Robert f. Peary by the American
Museum OF Natural History and the American
Geographical Society in the main lecture hall of
the Museum, at Seventy-seventh-st and Eighth
ave- last evening. There was large attendance
At the conclusion of the reception the assembagc
inspected the Jesup collection OF American woods
which was for the first time exhibited in It's
tirety.
Mrs Mary H. Hunt OF Boston, National and
worlds superintendent OF scientific temperance in
struction for the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will deliver an address under the auspices
of the West Harlem W. c. T. L.. to the teachers
OF public schools this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock in
the chapel OF the Collegiate Church. Lenox-ave
and One -hundre and twenty third-st. public
meeting will be held in the evening at o'clock in
the church.
The New-York City Indian Association will meet
in annual session Monday at 1890 a. m. in the
Broadway Tabernacle.