New-York tribune., 1896-11-28
NEW-YORk CITY.

rh. pov Dr Cornelius f. Smith will address
the mems meeting Of the East Esh'y-sx'hs''
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Asso"n'''o"
mt the First Union Presbyterian Church. i-eN'ns-
fon-aye and Eighty-sixth-st. tomorrow III - H.
The first afternoon tea held in the Tomps
,,yas given there Yesterday afternoon in the wom-
ems prison by Mrs. Sarah j. Birl, VINO mas ioi
years been associated with the Bowery MISSION
lMatrons Smith and Gardner assisted Mrs f'lrd III
entertaining the eighty women ana So""s s"'
prisoners who attended.
Exercises in celebration Of the seventy eighth an
.niversary of the Society i,r Promoting the Gospel
among Seamen in the Port Of New-forN VIII DE
held tomorrow evening in the Marble 'ohes"'e
Church at Fifh-ave and Twen:y-nnth-st' lhere
will be addresses by the Rev. Dr. David j. bnrreI
and Others testimonies by converted sailors anu
appropriate music. Hymns VIII De SUNG i'll '"e
Swedish Lettish and Spanish languages
The Amity Bible Workers School. at No 3l2
West Fifty-fourth-st nus been reorganized with
Herbert Jones as president and 'harles r. W''',
dell as secretary. Free tuition in logic ana 'heo'-
pgy is given on Monday and Thursday evenings
The annual Chanukah festival at the Industrial
school of the Ladies' Bikur "holim society, III No.
eo9 East Broadway will take Ilaoe on Tuesday
December /, at p. IN.
A reception is to be given for the Rev Dr. John
WATSON 1an Macaren) and Mrs. Watson at the
Aldne Club No. 75 Ffth-a"e., on the afternoon OF
Thursday December 3. from $50 to O'Clock
Several musical artists ard dancers have volun-
teered their services for an entertainment which
1s to be given at p m. to-day III the chaPei Vi
the Almshouse Blackwells Island
A lecture on THE City's housekeeping is 10 be
delivered by Arthur W. Mbary, secretary OF the
City Lectures Committee. AT hamilton tai' 90
1umbia University. on the evening or WehNesdiE'
December 2. The lecture will be Illustrated win
etereopticon views.
The City Vigilance League will hold us 1our'h
tbe
-,,eventh-st on the evening of Tuesday Decemher
& The Rev Dr. Parkhurst will presid' ana among
the other speakers will he joseph larocaue 'ne
Rev. DIR. David II. Greer and Justice George -
Barrett.
The usual half-hour MONDAY services for h"si-
resa mon will be held in St Paui's Chapel Trinity
parsh at Broadway and Vesey-sr.. on the three
Fridays in Advent December T. II and IS. begin
ming at 1905 O'Clock. The Rev. DR.. l.. Walpoie
Warren, rector of st. James's Church, VIII deiVer
tho address at each OF these services
Commander Balngton Booth of the Volunteers
,r;ll sneak at the Cooper Union meeting Tomorrow
night
requiem In memory OF the massacre vi
eight students in Havana thirty-fve years ago
was celebrated at St Leo's Roman Ca'hohc
Church Twenty-eighth-st.. near Madisoh-aVe'
Yesterday morning. Father Ducey was the ceie-
brant. Many Cubans and American sympa'hizers
of the Cuban and all the members OF 'he
Cuban Junta Of this city were present
OAicials OF the Health Department said ysster-
day that they had not received any complaints
about the alleged prc cvalence of malaria IN inc
Murray 1Ii district of the city. and tney thouSht
The reports about malaria in that part of the city
had been much exaggerated. Some residents OF the
district have been fearful that the extensive tear
ing up OF the streets for repairs might cause an
increase OF malarial fever but as maaral fever is
not contagious the Health Board will take no ac-
tion on the reports
Charles Gblin who shot Valentine Goelz and his
wife at No. 100 West Houston-s on the evening OF
February 49, 1885, killing Mrs. Goelz. was pardoned
nv Governor Morton, the presentation Of evil
dence that the shooting had been done partly IN
self-defence. Gblin has written an interesting
book relating his trials and experiences in prison
and the opening chapter Is Inc lripuhes > account
OF the shooting
The Rev Dr. s. Weir professor Of philosophy In
New-York University will preach tomorrow mo- H.
ing at the Washington Square Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Fourth-st. between the square and
Sixth-ave. An interesting revival has been In
progress in this church for the last three weeks.
About twenty persons have professed conversion
The Rev. w. f. Anderson. tho pastor, has been
assisted by the Rev F. b. Stockdae, Of South
ampton, Long Island.
The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak to-
morrow evening In the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternty on Daniel Webster Americas Greatest
Orator"
THE MeSSldhS ADVENT IO-udy VIII pe VIC
theme Of DR.. j. B. Remensnyder In tomorrow
mornings sermon. the first Sunday in Advent at
ST. James's Lutheran Church. Madison-ave- and
Seventy-thrd-st.
The Tribune has received subscription OF 81
from c. James go toward purchasing the extra
lot needed playground for the children " the
Mott Street Industrial School. The sender suS-
gess that the present school building be sold and
that the proceeds together with the fund of so ot
which, 1t is hoped will he raised. be used to pur
chase two lots corner In the neghborhood
and that two-story school building be erected
thereon. The building. according 10 this plan
should cover three-fourths Of the ground. and tho
rest be reserved for the children's use
A course Of lectures on .'The Historical Setting
of the New Testament" has begun in the Man
haitian Congregational Church. Eighty -tMrd-st
and the Boulevard They given Sunday
afternoons at o'clock and the public is invited
The Rev. Dr. H. A. Stimson. the pastor breaches
also at IL o'clock
special musical service under the direction OF
the newly appointed organst. Walter Henry Hall
will be given at St James's Church. Madison-ave
and Seventy -frst-st.. Sunday afternoon
o'clock. when Spohr's Last Judgment" will be the
anthem. Out OF respect to the late organist. AL
fred S. Baker the Magnifcat Will be his setting
IN fiat. The choir for this occasion will be tina,
Of St. AIMS Church. Brooklyn Heights. reinforced
by selected from ST. James's The solos viii
be sung by Masters George Dusenbury and Jack
Stringer, sopranos; Marsham Cockaday. alto: w
J. Keeler. tenor. and Messrs. Waters and Brown
bassos.
The first Mahometan couple that entered
this country In the garb Of Europeans. according
to DR.. Arbeely. Of the United States Immigration
Bureau on Ellis Island, arrived here yesterday II
the steerage OF the steamship OLDHAM. from Rot
terdam. The man. Effendi Nakb. a suit o.
Englsh-made clothes and his wife, a dark-eyet
young woman, unveiled
During the temporary absence OF the Rev DR.
A. b. Kendlg. pastor Of Calvary Methodist Eps