New-York tribune., 1896-12-12
NEW-YORK CITY.


NEW-YORK CITY.
The Rev. f. Lawrence Hunt will speak on the
George Junior Republic tomorrow evening In Fii-
grim Church. dred-and-twenty-hrst-st' ana
Madison-ave
Professor Felix Adler will speak on "The Dis
couraeements and the Rewards of Parents" before
the Society for Ethical Culture tomorrow evening.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak to-
morrow evening in the Church of the Divine Pa
ternity Fifth-ave and Forty-hfth-st. on "Calhoun'
the Nullifier: or Earlier and Recent Attacks upon
the Union"
Joseph II. Jones will speak at the Gospel meet
ing for men at the Harlem branch or the houhs
Mems Christian Association. No. West One-hun-
dred- -and-twenty y-ffth-st tomorrow afternoon at
40 O'Clock o. S. Wghtman will conduct the
song service.
A half hour MONDAY service for business men
was held in St. Paul's Chapel. at Nesey-st' ana
broadway Yesterday. The Rev. Dr. r. Wapoie
Warren rector of St. Jamess Episcopal Church.
made an address, speaking OH Inc r-'o "
Gods Kingdom"
There will be a special musical preluCe at the
washington SQUARE Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening at 7:45 o'clock and the pastor
the Rev. W. +. Anderson. will preach on the SUD-
iect "Pessimism OPTIMISM An increasing
interest in the work of this church resulted III
thirty-six additions to its membership last Sun
day.
The steamship China has arrived at San Fran
cisco with mails from China, Japan and Hawaii
due 10 arrive in New-York on Tuesday Mails Tor
China and Japan will close at the General fos'-
ONCE this city. at $50 p. m. tomorrow ana on
December 49, Mails for Hawaii close tomorrow
and December 2.
William j. Fransoli yesterday appointed
camera, manager of the Manhattan Railway Com
pany He has been acting general manager silce
the death of Colonel F. X. Hahn In May last ne
has been in the employ of the company ior hl'een
wears beginning as clerk and rising to be Colonel
Hain's secretary and assistant. He Is thir'v-sM
wears old He born in Brooklyn, ana sun
lives there.
Francis L. Hine vice-president or the Astor
Place Bank is to become cashier OF the f,rs' Ma
tional Bank succeeding the late Ebenezer Sconein'
Samuel W. Bovine was unanimously electeo yes
terday afternoon president of the New-iorK ONy
church Extension and Missionary Society OF the
Nethodist Episcopal Church. to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the Rev. DR.. NJ DC Craw-
ford
The British ship Brenda. which went ashore near
Long Beach early "Wednesday morning "niie
making for this port. was moved on undamageo
bv wrecking tugs early yesterday morning ana
..d 70 Stanleton Staten Island. She brings
- so7 bags of sugar consigned to Bowrng & Archi-
bald.
A number of citizens of Woodlawn sent COM
munication to the Police Board yesterday asking
that Patrolman Gilmartin. Of the kinsspridse
squad might be permitted to accept gold medal
for bravery displayed by him at a hre III '"i'"i
Hall The request was granted.
The annual entertainment given jointly by the
New-York cricket associations for the Distribution
of pennants and prizes took place last hsh' at
the Murray Hill I.yceum. large number oi
cr1cketers from New-York, Brooklyn. staten
Island Bayonne and Paterson were present, every
cricket club of importance In the metropoh'dn
d,s.rict being represented. The chief honors or
the occasion were carried off by the New-Jersey
A. c. which won the championship OF the New
York district and the right to hold Tor year the
handsome silver trophy known as the Metrcpoii-
tan Cs,n and by the Paterson c. c.. which received
the pemnant Of the New-York Cricket Association.
Individual prizes were also awarded
rha Rev Dr. A. c. Dixon will preach In the
Raptist Church OF the Epiphany. Madiso1-ave and
a,xty-fourth-st tomorrow evening. HIS subJect
will be THE Magnetism OF Jesus
George Clapperton. vice-president OF the United
etates and Hayti Telegraph and Capie COMPANY
nos announced that unabbrevated newspaper dls-
patches of general public interest TO be useo ony
ror publication in a newspaper. will be transmitted
nv the company from Venezuela, Hayt ana oah'o
rorningo at half the ordinary rates
A party Of wealthy Japanese business men were
A. the Hotel Imperial yesterday. They were M.
Oshima, Jintaro Takayama G' Aashasa anu +
Obano all Of Toxic They have interests IN 'he
raw Roval Japanese Mail Steamship Line between
this country and Japan. and are also Interested IN
banking Their trip is one mainly OF pleasure
They will sail for Europe to-day
J. b. Martin. proprietor Of the Hotel Mar''n' a,
N,nth.st and University Place. yesterday dechned
a discuss the report that he was negotiating iof
The property at Broadway and Twenty y-s'xth-sI
that Delmonico will vacate when he moves tur-
ther uptown Mr.. Delmonico professed ignorance
:. ~. wbole matter. From an authoritative
.ource however, 1t was learned that negotiations
we're pending and that II satisfactory arrange
ments could be made Mr. Martin "o"'d 'aN' ''''
pIace vacated by Delmonico
cRJ SNYDER Superintendent of School Build
,rgs ~ the Board Of Education. has sent to Presi
dsnt MacIay a report Of his observations OF schoo
buildings in London and Paris the substance 4" :,
a vas published in The Tribune week ago. II
-. r.-r, NJ an interview with Mr.. Snyder
Th. Rev. Dr. Edwin c. Bolles VIII preach 70
marrow morning at II o'clock. on "Where MT
Moody Is Right"
STANCH OLD HOUSE.