New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev DR. Charles H. Eaton will speak to-
morrow evening Max Nordau and I.ltera ture
and Art at the End of the Age" in the Church Of
the Divine Paternity
The Rev John r. Davies. pastor OF the Fourth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Fourh-ave. and
Twenty second-st will deliver during the Sunday
evenings OF December series of sermons upon
the Bible. The first in this seres tomorrow even
ing. will be entitled. What Is the Bible?"
Tomorrow will be Communion Sunday at the
Church of the Puritans. There will be a public
reception OF new members at the morning service.
and In the evening praise service at which the
church chorus OF forty voices will sing. in con-
nectlon with the choir.
At the mems mass-meeting in Association Hall.
Twenty third-st. and Fourth-ave. tomorrow after
at 3:i5 O'Clock. s. C. x. Rutnam. a high
caste Brahmin will give an address to young
men A musical programme will be given by
Ernest z. Andureau. the flute sooIst. and the
ISOLATION male quartet. All men Invited.
The Board of Estimate and Apportonment yes
terday appropriated s107,1s7 81, under the Emer-
gency act. to the Board of Health for the pur-
pose of keeping the streets clean.
The Grand Jury yesterday indicted for forgery
and grand larceny Thomas Nolan and Samuel
Hops, the two accused OF selling bogus
tickets to the Yale Princeton football game in
Manhattan Field last Saturday
dougal Street Baptist Church. will deliver ad-
dress before the American Temperance Union at
Chickerng Hall tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock,
upon the subject OF Home Strikes" Miss Flor
ence Noakes, solost. and Miss Anna Park,
netist will supply music
The Rev Mlnot j. Savage. of Boston. will preach
in the Church OF the Messiah. Park-ave. and Thr-
ty-fourth-st., tomorrow morning at II o'clock Mr..
Savage is an eloquent and impressive speaker, and
regularly addresses large congregations in the
Church Of the Unity. Boston. His notable sermon
at the recent Unitarian Conference in Washington
attracted wide attention. and he elected by
the conference chairman of the council. the high
est office in the Unitarian body He does not often
speak in NewYork. and this opportunity to hear
him will doubtless be eagerly improved
The regular meeting OF the r. p. B. Theosophlcal
Society will be held at No. l42 West One-hundred-
and-twenty- fifth-st. tomorrow evening sI5
o'clock.
The annual reception by the Board of Super
vlsors and the trustees Of the New-York Ortho-
paedlc Dispensary and Hospital will be held at that
institution No 1875 East Fifty-nnth-st, on Wednes-
day December 4. at p. m. Tea will be served at
o'clock.
The monthly afternoon tea OF the Womens Uni
versity Club will be given at the clubhouse, No.
% West Forty fourth-st.. o'clock this after
noon. John Burroughs VIII be the guest Of the
club The annual business meeting will be he'd
on next Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
The grand annual ball OF Court Maid Marian.
No 5s27. Foresters OF America. will be held at
Lyric Hall. Forty-second-st. and s.xth-ave..
Tuesday evening.
The Garrick Club will hold smoker its club
rooms. No ll2 West Thirty-eighth-st.. this evening
at $50 o'clock 4 special programme has been pre-
pared for the occasion.
The twenty-seventh grand annual ball ~ the
Clan-na-Gae will be held next Tuesday evening at
the Lexington Avenue Opera House. Professor
Bayne will be in charge Of the music.
A stated meeting OF the New-York Historical So
cety will be held at the library, Second-ave and
Eleventh-st.. next Tuesday evening at $50
o'clock. Professor Herbert l.. Osgood, of Columbia
College. will read a paper on THE Colonial Cor
poratons"
Extensive preparations making for the ninth
annual ball of the Jung Arion to be held at the
clubhouse Thursday evening December u.
At the Central Baptist Church. Forty second-st..
west OF Seventh-avc.. the pastor the Rev Frank
NJ Goodchd. will preach tomorrow evening
the topic. Are Women More Religious than Mem?
This address is supplementary TO that OF last Sun
day evening. why Don't Men Go to Church,"
Barring. Magoun & Co. will ship $4,000 In gold
to-day. L. Won Hoffman & Co. will ship 100000
and possibly 100000. Lazard Freres said yeser-
day that they would probably make a shipment
to-day.
rs New-York Christian Cty?' is the question
which the Rev. Madison G. Peters will try to an
in his sermon tomorrow morning at the
Bloomingdale Church.
The annual meeting OF the NewYork Home for
Convalescents will be held at the home No. 1873
East one -hundred-and-e!gh teenth-st, on Monday
next 1879 a. Friends Of the institution are
invited to be present
A meeting of the Lewis J. Cook Republican As-
cn.f.; NJ llV
held Welsh Hall. No A5 Tenth-ave., last night
for the purpose OF elecng officers. Those elected
were follows: John Mckinney president; John
McCrave. first vice-president: William H. Gllgour