New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-12
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev Eugene A. Hoffman. dean OF the Cen
eral Theological Seminary. announced yesterday
that the Rev. Canon Mason. rector OF All HaIIo"S
Barking London. England. the eminent author
and ureacber has Just accepted the invitation OF
the authorities OF the seminary 10 deliver 'he
course Of lectures OF the Bishop Paddock rouh'a-
ton to the students Of the institution next year.
The twenty-ninth anniversary Of the New-lork
City Church Extension and Missionary Society OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church viii he celebrated
this evening at the Park Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church at Eighty-sixth-st. whore the public
annual meeting OF the society will be- held The
PRINCIPAL address OF the evening will he delivered
by the Rev Bishop Charles b. Galloway. OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church South.
4 conference on The Peoples safety Will be
held on Tuesday at r. m. in the North New-fork
CONGREGATIONAL Church. MISUNDERSTANDING
third-st. east OF Wis-ave.. under the auspices o.
the XXIXth Assembly District Organization % the
city Vigilance League. John p. Faurc Will preside"
The subjects and speakers will be: police. Frank
Moss; Courts" Wilbur Larremore. Prisons" W.
NJ f. Rounds.
whimsical feature attended store trading this
week besides the orthodox call FOR Passover bread
many inqusiiive Gentes bought IT 10y the package
Pedro r. De Florez has opened a, his Office Nos
&c. 81 and 81 South William-st. subscription for
the benefit OF the families OF the unfortunate crew
Of the Spanish cruiser Reina Regente lost at sea,
the proceeds 10 be RENTED FOR distribution TO Ad-
mral Montogo, commanding the Cadz station.
The crew numbered over 80 men. Though Mr.. lie
Flores appeal is principally to his countrymen he
would OF course receive thankfully contributions
from others kindly disposed 10 help 50 many un-
fortunate families.
The Rev Il b. Tyler will deliver a discourse sun
day evening in the Church Of the Disciples. 80.
323 West Fifty-siXth-s,. The Religious Char
acter OF Abraham Lincoln" sunday will be the
thirteth anniversary OF the assassination Of Lin
coin
Dr. Philip MeirowiIz the new School Commits
sioner who lives at No. 3}6 East Four'h-st., will
present his credentials to the Board Of Education
a. its next session.
4 Passion service Will be held to-day from noon
10 3 D. m in 81. Georges Church. Stuyvesant
square conducted by the rector. the Rev. Dr. W.
: Rainsford
Charles Simpsons lantern slides Of photographs
taken in Norway will be- shown before the Society
OF Amateur Photographers no. i'll West Thirty
eighth-st.. on Tuesday evening.
The nfth annual public dinner OF tho Manhattan
Single Tax club in honor Of Jeffersons birthday
will be given tomorrow at IN" Columbia, Union
Square Speeches will be made by Samuel b
Clarke Ernest II. Crosby William Lloyd Garrison
Thomas G Sherman, Henry George g. +. Ste
phens Of Philadelphia and W D. McCrackan, OF
| Boston Alfred Bishop Mason will preside
General Thomas Ewing. who has been acting as
| counsel the Department Of Buildings since SUI
pcrintendent Constable took charge. called at the
| Mayors office late yesterday afternoon and took
! the oath Of Office.
| 4 reading on Historic Harlem" will be given by
! Mrs. Janvior lie Duo the home Of Mrs. 9. New.
| b. Noyes No lJ0 West Fifty-ninth-st.. Thurs
| day at 3 p m in aid Of the Preservation Class Of
| the House OF Mercy.
| Mrs j. Fowler Willing will speak at a missionary
| meeting in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church. at Fity-third-st.. to-day al II a. m. on
the cOlored people Of the South. She speaks from
| personal experience Mr.. and Mrs. Baker the
gifted blind singers. viii provide the music.
The annual meeting Of the American Meteorological
| Society viii be held at Columbia College Mon
| day. April q. The officers will be elected
| NJ de Mauny- Talyande Will give by request an
| extra lecture on "rhe Royal Chateau OF Cham
| bord OF Blois" at Sherry's on Tuesday at 4 p. m.
1t will be largely illustrated with sereopticon views
OF the chateau. historical scenes, such the
der OF the Due de Guise, etc
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday on
| the North German Lloyd steamer Werra, from
Genoa, Henry W. Bddlc Miss Mildred Lee
| Biddle Miss Juliet Bddle, Mr. and Mrs Charles
| Aston BREASTED. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Dean the Rev
| and Mrs. T. Ward Denys. Mr.. and Mrs George
| Coverbill and the Count Vnci.
There nineteen arrivals Of vessels from
foreign ports at Quarantine before o'clock yes
terday morning, and Deputy Health Officer San
born had his hands full in inspecting them.
Johann Rudolph Filter third officer of the Ham
burg American Line steamer Taormina which ar
rived here yesterday from Hamburg died from
pneumonia the voyage and was buried at sea
He died April s. Mi. Filter was a native o
Germany, and was twenty-seven years old
1t is expected by egg-dealers that the receipts OF
eggs will close to 100000 cases by the closing
day OF Lent Owing to the large supplies, tn,
wholesale prices now quoted at ~ 20 l2la cents
Mayor Strong gave public hearing yesterday OF