New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
NEXN-NORk CITY.

4 musicale will be given to-hlEht III 'he ""''.'
~ the National Academy Of Design by the Ho''e'H
Of National Academy Art students
The Cook e. Bernheimer Company No IA FRANK
u,et has ms, issued in pocket form the Mount
v.rron Snorting Annual" This little volume Is
re,lete with interesting information Of an aihle''
nature f,lllv illustrated with portraits OF prom
inon, champions and contains complete ana au-
.benti- records Of all sporting events II VIII De
ser. free on APPLICATION
The Rev. George II. Hepworth Editor Of "The
Evening Telegram" will give the baccalaureate ad-
drass before the $50 students OF the educational
daoartn,ent OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion in Association Hall. TwentN-thlrd -. anu
Fourth.ave tomorrow at p. m. Several musi''I
numbers Will be rendered by the lntcrcoIIogidte
Moody Male Quartet. representing Princeton ob'f
lin and Williams. All young men are welcome at
this service
Among the special services Of Holy Week VIII be
a Good Friday service. at 80 p m. in the West
Fortv-second stree: Presbyterian church. TO be
conducted by the Rev. DR.. Dana. formerly o.
Lowell Mass. This Instituted when DR.. PAX
ton was pastor OF the church and has been main
tanned since his departure. The service VIII last
only one hour with special music and an address
John F. Parsons. the Rev. DR. w. w. At'erbury
and the Rev Dr. Kendg. the pastor OF the church
will discuss tho Sunday question to MORO" hlsht
in CALVARY Methodist Church Sev"nth-aVe. ana
Northumberland twenty-ninth-s The meeting is
under the auspices OF the New-fork SaDba'h com
mittce
\ concert will be given on Monday evening next
under the direction of Mrs. Charles Monson Ray
mond AZ the Juison Memorial church. Washington
Square South. Mrs. Raymond will be assisted by
several artists The tickets are placed at - cents
The proceeds will be devoted to tho Girls Indus
trial School OF the Memorial Churcn.
There is TO be another large accession of new
members TO tho Church OF the Puritans one-hun-
| and ono
morning This church has had remarkabl"
| growth in the last year Notwithstanding the hard
| times the income has about doubled. and nearly
two hundred members have been added since De
cember a year ago when the Rev. Or Young be
| gan his labors as pastor.
! ''The Seven Last Words" by Mercadante. viii be
sung at the Church OF Zion and -. Timothy. W"si
FJrtv-seventh-st by the choirs OF that church AMI
| All Angels, tomorrow evening AZ o'clock. War
! rem r. Heddon will he at the organ, and william
! Smedey will direct the All Angels choir.
The Merchant Taors' Society OF the city OF New
! York held its annual meeting Thursday night a. its
rooms No 2n Fifth-ave Interesting reports were
| made by the House and Press committees. ana hy
| the committee on Tariff and Legislation and on
| Garment Exhibitions. The following were elected
! for the ensuing year President f.. Twyenort: FIRST
vice-prcs1ent Alfred Nelson; second vice-presiden
! Forrest McNce. secretary. James : Burbank
| treasurer y r. Mcrwin: trustees. Andrew j. Con-
! nick and L. :. Davidson.
The anniversary OF the Greek Declaration OF In
dependence CMarch p. ls2 old style, viii be celia"
| brated with "Te Deum' tomorrow at noon In
! the Greek Orthodox church. the Holy Trinity. 40
| $40 West Fifty-third-s'
r. p. Bancroft, o. the American Sunday school
| Union. will give an illustrated talk on Frontier
| Sunday School Mission Work in tho West and
| South" at the Washington Heights Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow evening.
| The Rev DR.. Arthur r Person OF Philadelphia
will preach tomorrow evening al the Ringers Riv-
erside Presbyterian Church. West Sevcnty-third-st
1 and the Boulevard
Controller Fitch has written to President Jorolo
| man OF the Board OF Aldermen asking 20 be in
| formed when the Mayors the cy's
| finances is to be debated. The Controller will APP
pear before the board with a statement Of the
ctys finances. and will be prepared 10 explain any
questions and also 1T is said, crticse the Mayors
message.
| The DE Vos invention for the launching OF life
| boats which has been fitted two boats OF the
North German Lloyd steamer Iavel on trial ap-
pears to show not only great simplicity OF con-
| struction. but also ease In working and appar-
entity good lasting qualities. In two trials made
yesterday the heaviest boat. No. q Of the Havel.
80 long 3a feet in depth and feet wide, with
all it's contents, swung out and made ready 10
| lower within fifteen seconds.
There were added to the animals in the Central
| Park Mcnagerie yesterday lion, one leopard.
two panther cubs. tigress. tiger cub and
| one West Indian antelope deposited there by Bar
| mum e. Bailey.
| A heavy overcoat was none too warm last night,
and STILL Just because it a novelty. people rode
in some open ears which were put on the Third
| ave. lire for the first time this season.
| The Dock Commissioners have agreed upon George
| s Terry for secretary OF the board. His appoint
| ment Will be announced Monday