New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

.r,r,o onn,versary will be celebrated to-morro"
, of,ernoon in the West Farms Presbyterian Churc"
| IN One-hunded- and eghtieth-st 1t VIII pe ""
vears since the Rev. Charles Payson Mallery began
h,s nas,orate eighty years since the buildns was
erected. and eighty-one years since the organiza-
ton of the church.
The Circulo Colon Cervantes VIII nave pan TO-
night nj its cubrooms. No. 725 Lexington-ave
Tho sixtv-second anniversary OF the Sixteenth
| Rsnt.st Church will take place tomorrow ana
| historical sermon will be delivered by the pastor
| tho Rev A W. H. Holder. in the morning at 1899
o,o,ock entitled The Changes OF Sxty-two Years"
snecia musical services Will attend the celebration
| Colonel George w Balm. OF Kentucky, and the
Rev c. H. Mead OF this city. will deliver addresses
in opposition the opening Of the saloons on sun
day before the American Temperance inon' al
| Chickerng Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Misc Clarkson Totten and Miss Anna Dunno SOLO
lists assisted by a large choir, Will carry out
special musical programme.
| The Rev Dr. A. 3. Kendig pastor OF Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. at seventh-aVe. ana
one hund red and TWEEN -ninth-st Will preach
special sermon tomorrow evening on The Church
and the People" and afterward a communication
Of especial interest 10 Harlem people will be pre-
scented
| The Rev Thomas II. Burch. a former pastor OF
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church in East One
hundred -and-eg hteenh-st. Will preach IN that
/ church tomorrow morning and evening. DR.. Burch
was pastor OF this church eleven years. ana is one
of the few Methodist ministers who have been hon
ored with such n length OF time In one church
Reunion services in honor OF the sixty-third ami
versary of the Second Street Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held tomorrow. The reunion proper
will be at 3 p. m. At 40 o'clock Bishop Andrews
will preach.
Claude Falls Wright, who was for many years
secretary TO Nine. Bavatsky, will give course OF
lectures on Theosophy in Chickerng Hall on sun
| do, at o'clock beginning tomorrow.
| His first subject will be THE Philosophical Move
ment."
| Commissioner Merrill, OF the Insurance Depart
| ment OF the State OF Massachusetts. has called
meeting the executive officers of all the American
| insurance companies. 10 consider a means OF put
ting stop the practice of rebating nfe-nsurahce
| premiums The meeting will be held at the fith
| Avenue Hotel at II o'clock this morning.
The Grand Jury yesterday dismissed the COM
plant OF attempted suicide against Alexander Dr!s
dell. who was accused OF trying to Kill himself on
September Is in Riverside Park by cutting his
wrists.
| Patroman Andrew J. Hendry. OF the Oak-st sta
ton who fell two floors in the station on Tuesday
died in Hudson Street Hospital yesterday morning
from the injuries he received.
At the Central Baptist Church. Forty -second-st..
between Seventh and Eighth ayes. the pastor, the
| Rev Frank NJ. Goodchild. will tomorrow evening
begin a special course OF sermons. under the gen.
evening will be The Pulpit In Politics" The sue
| ceedng topics are October %. The Average Poll
| tician" October a. THE Saloon In Politics.; No
! vember g. Your Duty in Politics"
Dr. f. Il. Guild will lecture before the H. ?. B.
Theosophical Society. No. f42 West One-hundred-
sl5 tomorrow evening. upon
the subject What Think Ye OF Christi"
A mass meeting for men will be held in Associa-
ton Hail. Fourth-ave and Twenty third-st. at 3:i5
D. m Tomorrow H. L. Hastings. the anti-nfidel
lecturer OF Boston, will speak. a large chorus OF
male voices and special soloist will furnish music
The following officers OF the New-York Society
OF Alumni OF the University of Pennsylvania have
been elected TO serve until January Il. 1896 the
date OF the next annual meeting and dinner: H.
Galbraith Ward, 10 president; the Rev. Arthur
Richie co. vice-president William =. Boulton, 10
secretary, and Clement \. Griscom jr. 81. treas
urer.
Ex-School Inspector Oliver Il. Stout OF the
oldest newspaper men in the city, who has made
the reporters room in the City Hall his headquar.
tiers for the last thirty-seven years. babe adieu
| to his associates there yesterday Mr.. Stout will
have his desk In THE Sunday Dispatch" office ir
the future
The Advisory Council for Military Drill in III,
Public Schools will hold a meeting at o'clock thi.
eveninR in tho Grand Central Palace. Lexington
ave and Forty-thrd Addresses will be made
and papers read by prominent educators and G. A