New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-03
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An address will be delivered before the CoTnm"a
College Chapter OF Phi Beta Kappa AT nne ooNess
this evening by President Francis A. Walker OF
the Massachusetts, Institute of Technology. on
.The Development Of American Nationality.
The Tribune has received s. from Miss Olive
Leonard West saler, Wis, for the Fresh Air
Fund.
AT the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Sew
enth-ave and Oae-hundred- contemporaries
the Rev Dr. B. Kendg will preach sunday
evening on What Is Involved In the DENIAL OF the
Material Resurrcc Of Christ?
Mrs. C. L. Morehousc will lecture in the Bloom
,redaIe Reformed Church this evening in aid OF
fund 10 buy james Kane two artificial legs. Kane
lost both his legs Biackwells Island ,wo years
ago.
A reception, with demonstration o. methods. Will
he given this afternoon and evening by the cook
ing and sewing classes OF the Bible ana frht MIS-
sion No. 4ls East Twenty-sxth-st
There VIII be an adjourned meeting OF the con-
gregation OF the Allen Street Presbyterian Church
this evening to consider the subject OF calling a
pastor TO the church. The Rev. \. w. Halscy VIII
be moderator OF the meeting which VAL follow the
regular church prayer meeting.
The announcements OF the troubles and finally OF
the closing OF the Clarendon Hotel had reference
only 10 the Clarendon Hotel In Brooklyn. The
Clarendon Hotel In this city. al Fourth-ave. and
Eigbteenth.st at which the Grand-duke Alexis OF
Russia and many other notable persons have been
guests. is open as usual. and is In no"lse con
nected with the hotel IN Brooklyn OF the same
name The Clarendon Hotel in this city continues
to do business just as II the othcr establishment
had never existed.
Second Assistant Postmasier-Gencral Nelson ar
rived in this city from Washington yesterday to
look into the matter OF the delay 10 forclBn mails
The loss Of time IN iumigaiing the OCEAN steamers
al Quarantine Is some twenIy-sk hosrs u" VIII
also try 10 complete negotiations for the removal
OF mails for other largo cities direct from tho
stenmers a. Quarantine 10 the railroad station.
At the American Authors Gniid diancr at Del
monlcos tomorrow evening number OF we'll
known authors VIII speak Friends Of the guili
may take par, IN the banquet the prsc % tickets
being 81. dinner ~ 10 O'Clock sharp Tickets may
be- had from Dr. titus Munfon Coan. 80. 70 Fifih-
The evening .ducn'lonnl classes of tho Bo~cry
Institute held formal 'xcrciH'a closing tho ninth
ycars work last night In tic institute. so. 2i2
Bowefy diplomas were awarded 10 hxiy-ivc men
for proficiency IN the various branches Of the de-
pnrimcnt The man standing highest In each
class received n prize OF book or fountain pen.
except In frcchand drawing, for which the prize
was scholarship In the Students Art League.
This won by George White
The Rev. g. W Mead gave an interesting lecture
last night in the Madison Avenue Prcs,yicrian
Church. at Madison-avc. and F1fty-third-ai on the
cause and progress OF the Japan and China
Tho basement OF the church well Mid. and
| the audience enjoyed the lecturers description Of
the struggle In the East The lecture waf Illus
trated by large stcreopticon pictures.
Francis b. Lee read an interesting papT last
night before the American Numsmatic am Ar
Genealogical Society in the rooms Of tho society. at
No. II West Forty-thrd-st He took as his sub
jcct Paper Money and Counterfetng In tho Colony
OF New-Jersey.' In the first part OF his paper Mr.
Lee showed how England pursued the policy q de-
/ pleting her American Colonies OF ready cash and
discouraging the OF paper money. He also
showed how counterfeting was extensively car
( ried on
! The Rev Dr. p. y. Tyler will preach in the
Church OF Disciples. No 1923 West Fifty-sixt1-st..
Sunday morning. did Jesus Teach the Resur-
rection OF the Body?' and In the evening "Fa-
Their Phean and the Christian Endeavor Move
ment.'
The New-York branch OF the American Folk Lore
Society will meet az the Waldorf on May at s:lJ
r. DR.. Washington Matthews. OF Washington.
will read a paper on 1.-The War Gods of the Nava-
JOS" Illustrated with songs by means OF the pho
nosraph
The children OF Allen School. No. 3i6 West Eighty
s.xth-st. will play "Schneewttchen" In German
this evening, and thus Illustrate the ear-method o.
language study. Many OF the children are OF Amer
lean parents and have had no assistance ont OF
school. yet in less than two years they have ac
qurcd without WEAKNESS fair knowledge OF Ger.
man.
The Tribune has received s. from Cash" for the
Prory Farm, at Verbank, Duchess County. which
recently lost its buildings through fire.
The Committee on Lectures and Debates OF Coco
Government Club Q. at No. 2lj West One-hundred
| and-twenty-ffth-st. announces that Dr. T. r. !.
Gould OF Johns Hopkins University will deliver
an address before the club and It's friends to-mor
row at $50 p. In the Ienox Avenue Unitarian
/. Church. One-hundred-and-twcny- frst-st. an,
Ienox-ave. The subject OF his address will be 9TH.
: Norwegian System of Regulation Of the Liquor
= Traffic"