New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-29

TEES AND BONliOlDfSftS.
After A good deal of labor by the mempei vi ''o
.ornittee who had the matter In charge. the ar
engagements for the Home Mission rally' 10 De neio
:, Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening" uhder inc
management Of the Presbytery Of New-York. are
,or connIeted The members Of the committee
49,. concentrating themselves having secured
president Clevelands acceptance 10 act as chairman
O, the meeting William r. Worral, the chairman
~ the Committee of Arrangements received letter
from the President yesterday morning saying mat
ne would leave Washington Tuesday morning.
y. will come over the Pennsylvania Railroad In
private car. and will be accompanied by the Rev. Or.
= Dewitt Talmage and Secretary Thurber. Con-
trary to the expectations of some Mrs. Cleveland
will not be present. Unless something unforeseen
happens the President will pass Tuesday afternoon
and evening In this city and will return TO Washing
ton that night after the close OF the meeting. While
here he will stay at the Hotel Netherland
The exercises on Tuesday evening will be opened
nv an organ voluntary by H. f. Parkhurst. and at
its close the Rev DR.. John Hall. president Of the
Board of Home Missions, will introduce President
Cleveland. the presiding officer of the evening. The
address of the President will be followed by a
prayer by the Rev DR.. William c. Roberts. secre-
tary of the Board of Home Missions: reading Of
Scripture by the Rev. DR.. Jesse f. Forbes. moderator
Of the Presbytery of New-York. and the hymn 20
Cod Beneath Thy Guiding Hand" Addresses will
then be delivered by the Rev. Dr. Sheldon JACKSON
Superintendent of missions for Alaska and the Kew
Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage. OF Washington After the
singing OF the hymn. "Al Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name" the Rev DR.. Charles l.. Thompson. chair
man Of the Committee Of Home Missions Of the
Presbytery of New York. will speak on Offering for
Home Missions" and he will be followed by Booker
=. Washington principal of the Tuskegee institute
Alabama The meeting will be dismissed by the
Rev Dr. D. j. Mcmillan. who will pronounce the
benedicton after the singing Of the hymn Amer
ica." The congregational singing will be led by
Alfred Hallam precentor. and the Park Sisters.
cornetis,s. A subscription slip will be inserted In
each programme. and collection VIII De taken ny
In speaking OF the meeting yesterday, Mr. Worrall
said: For a long time there has been an earnest
iesire among the people of NewYork, and, In fact,
throughout the land. for better government me
movement has been entirely non-partisan one ana
has already accomplished much good the mass
meeting TO be held Tuesday evening mas sprung
tanity and that is the reason why we have printed
each programme the american nag Wi,n o onT
Home Board is largely in debt. and there has been
a desire to raise that Indebtedness We hope to
accomplish great deal at this meeting and raise
large sum of money for the prosecution OF the work
have had already oyer 1000 applications GATOR Ter lcp
top gallery will be open to the public nan will no
The boxes at the CaTpege Music E Ea W Wan ee
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Crosby Brown. Mrs H. A. Thompson W w I9af.d X.
Hugh sfa Getty John 4 Hardenbersh W IL H. Moore
Even Mcintyre George +. Sterry. A. f. Marlng.
James j. Cannon, Ellis j. Thomas, the Rev d. IS
Penfeld. d. A. Brinckerhoff. W. y. Barclay the
Rev Dr. c. A. Stoddard, F. Blume. Scott Foster; H.
Edwards Rowland Thomas s. Strong, Mrs H. Lin
dermann. Dr. silas F. Halock George Calder. r.
G. jackson Eugene Robert Morris X Jesup the
u Shepard A. r. Ladeux. n c. Richards. Titus b.
Mafgs. the Rev DR.. d. J. MacMlin. W. II: Cor
bin w n Crane. the Rev d. Stuart Dodge, Charles
Eenry Butler Theodore ". Morris. Frederick Stur-
ges DR. George c. Wheelock Seth b. Robinson.
s. b. Schefer' w F. Magic. A. G. Agnew. A. c.
Cady and j. T. Ludam.
The executive committee IS composed of the rev
Or. Charles L. Thompson. the Rev Or. Arson F.
Atterbury the Rev. Daniel +. Lorenz. the Rev. DR.;
J. Balloon Shaw, Oscar F. Boyd G r. lockwood
and Henry X. Elliot. The committee OF arrange
ments is composed of William r. Worrall. chairman;
James Yereance Warner Van Norden. A i.
Ketchum. H. Edwards Rowland. and Oscar f.
Boyd
The honorary .ushers will be: Platform and par
quette-James Yereance. charm n; Edward \.
Treat II. r. Bronson. H. Cole Smith. John Stewart,
w l.. Amerman. ". II. Smith. jr William +.
Stiger Clark Brooks n. G. Rogers =. j. Mclndoe,
H. Z. Geary Hugh Peters. r. j. Lewis. j. II. Della
mater, c. NJ. Jessup T. l.. McCiintock. Alexander
Miller, ]. F. Ware, John S. Turner and George II.
Hyde. First Tier Roxes-A. f. Marlng. T. u. Pen
field. W. D. Barley and H. T. Rowland Second
Tier Boxes-J. c. Cady. DR. s. +. Hallock. W. +.
Magic and S. b. Robinson. Dress Circle. p.
Eadie. A. p. circuit W. Breede. and J. Mochrie.
Bacony-AuPust Eichelberg Aleck Eade. j. Nc
Intyre and G. Eadic.