New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-23
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before the Bethel Lyceum Twenty ffth-st. on the
work OF the Constitutional Convention in South
Carolina.
The Southern Pacific Company announces that
the repairs 10 the steamship Belgic. OF the Japan
and China line, will require a much longer time
to complete than was expected, and therefore the
company has been compelled to cancel her sailing
from Hons Kong December 7, and from San Fran
CISCO January Q. To protect the companys IN
terests the steamship Afridi. a new steel screw
steamer speed twelve knots and cargo capacity
OF $500 of forty cubic feet. and no cabin ac-
commodations has been chartered. She will leave
Hong Kong December 6, and San Francisco jan
uary g.
Dr. T p Hyatt will lecture on CONSCIOUSNESS
at the meeting OF the II. P. r. Theosophical So
ciety No. 142 West One-hundred- and-twenty fifth
ST. tomorrow evening.
A meeting az the Lnnaean Society will be held
at the American Museum OF Natural History. Sew
eny- seventh-st and Eighth-ave.. on Tuesday even
ing paper will be read by Frank VI. Chapman
entitled Remarks on Birds Collected in Greenland
by the Peary Expedition"
The Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with many thanks the following contributions in
response to It's appeal recently made for sub
scrptions to complete sum needed to place A
worthy old In home: "E. A. W." 500; ~
NJ NJ" So: John G. Heckscher. SIS; Lewis b.
G." A. X. Ridgway az. r." "F. w G." and
cash" 81 each. AS sufficient money has now
been received no further contributions for this
case will be required.
The Monte Relief Society will have It's third an
nual entertainment and ball December at the
Lexington Avenue Opera House. East Fftty-eighth-
ST. The Congress OF Flowers will be repeated
with new features including some fine electrical
displays. The proceeds will 90 to the society's
charity fund
A National salute will be fired from the battery
station at Earle cliff Washington Heights on
Monday next Evacuation Day. General Earle,
who IS a member OF the Society OF the War Of
1872 will hoist the Stars and Stripes at sunrise.
The Union Settlement Association will have an
Informal reception the Settlement. No. 237 East
one hundred and fourth-st.. Monday from to
6 D. m. Brief addresses the purpose. history
and prospects OF the work VIII be delivered.
The Intolerance OF Christianity" will be the
theme OF Or. Remensnyder tomorrow morning at
ST. James's Lutheran Church, Madison-aye. and
Seventythird-st.
meeting In the interest OF the Industrial Chris
tan Alliance will be held at the First Collegiate
Church OF Harlem. One-hundred -and-twenty first
, ST. between Lexington and Third ayes, at o'clock
tomorrow evening. Addresses will be made by
Arthur W. Miibury secretary OF the Alliance: by a
number Of It's staff officers (all of them rescued
mem. and by the Rev. DR.. Joachim Emendorf.
pastor OF the church
At Ch!ckering Hall tomorrow morning at II
o'clock Claude Falls Wright will give free pop
ular lecture Theosophy. his especial topic being
Concentration"
John G. Woolley. OF Chicago Will deliver an ad-
dress before the American Temperance Union at
Chickering Hall tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
John W Hutchinson will sing The Misses Anna
| and Katie Bell Park. cornet-players. will also take
part.
The Rev John NJ. Dick, evangelist OF Boston,
will deliver an address upon the subject "Who?
What? which," at the Harlem branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, No West
One-hundred- and twenty -nfthst., tomorrow after
noon at i:3o.
The widow Of Policeman John T. Delehanty. Of
the East Thrty-ffth-st. station who died from the
effects of an assault committed on him while he
was enforcing the excise law will receive $1,000
from the riot relief fund.
An Illustrated lecture Hampton Institute Will
be given at the Church of the Divine Paternity,
Fffth-ave., by the Rev. II. b. Turner, chaplain on
Monday evening at O'Clock.
Dr. c. H. Eaton will speak In the Church OF the
Divine Paternity tomorrow evening on Max
Nordau and Marriage and the Home at the End
of the Age.
The Rev DR.. 3. F. Raymond, president of Wes-
Ieyan University. will preach at the Madison Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow even
ing.
At the mems mass-meeting in Association Hail.
Twenty -third-st and Fourth ave- tomorrow Miss
Sara Wray OF ST. Bartholomew Mission. will give
an address to young Miss Elizabeth Soman
will play on the harp
G. NJ sends 81 for Mrs. Sarah Klein OF No II
IMdlow-st, whose plight discovered by the
Reinhard Sweatshop Committee.
The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. No. 36s Fifth
ave. have exhibition a large and valuable col
lection OF fine antique Oriental rugs and carpets
which is 70 be sold auction on the afternoon OF
Tuesday next by r. Somerville. auctloneer for
Ortgies & Co The collection selected with
much taste and Judgment and the pieces OF
exceptionally fine design and texture.
The New-York Press Club delegation 10 the At
lanta Exposition will leave Jersey City this after
noon at 800 special train over the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad and Seaboard Air Line The dele
CATION numbering about one hundred members and
Their wives. VIII be under the direction OF a com
mittee consisting OF Colonel A. Il. de Frece. chair
man; T. H. sldebotham and William H. Lewis
The NEWCOMERS viii stay AT the Hotel Aragon
and the Kimba House.
Bangs Il CO.. at their auction-rooms, No 159
BroadWa y, Monday next. will begin the sale OF
the interesting list OF books collected by John T. NJ
Pierce. of Yankton. = ID. The library Is especially
rich In works English history. editions
OF old English authors and specimens OF early
printing The sale will continue on Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons.