New-York tribune., 1896-11-30
NEW YORK CITY

4 meeting In tho interest Of Hampton Institute.
%, Virginia. viii hc hold in tho Collegiate church.
West Eud-avc and seventy -seycnth-st. Ncdncs-
d,y evening at : O'Clock Tho exercises will con-
SIZE, " short speeches by negro and Indian grad
uaics md ox-siudcnts. an address by Dr H. u
Frisscn principal. and tho singing of odiime negro
slave songs Of tn" South.
Tn. Rev Dr @ W Birch. pastor of BETHANY
Pro. .hyi.rinn church. preached yesterday morning
f. IA. Harlem Prcshytcran church. ono o-hundrcd-
and-twcnty st. near Madlson-ave. lie stated
briefly ut IN. clos" of his that the ir"-hy
terry ~ New York had dissolved the relations for
merry cNi.iing between the church and tho Rev
pr j. s, Ramsay the pastor. and that Dr Ram
say had vacated the pulpit on Sunday last The
announcement caused no surprise. because IN" dl@
solution Of the pastoral relation. WAS already
known 10 the congregation. Dr. Ramsay has a'-
ccpied a call to beaver Penn
Among the passengers who arrived here on th-
French line steamship Ia Ir,tarne from llayre.
yesterday. Wei. Alr and Mr. Antonio Ast. rifs.
Mr. and Mrs Eupcn. 'hassAing. Mr. and Mrs de
Couriy Lieutenant Nouru" the Rev. Messr~ En-
manuel I.aragnon and Claude Robert. T.. k'gh" =
and Mr.. and Mira KighetiL
on board tho steamship oiinoco which arrived
hers from BERMUDA yesterday. were seventeen
members ~ the crew of the British steamship
Tyrian which had been tow.d into bermuda with
her propeller ,on- /, IS reported that Tin" disabled
vessel will be- sold -, auction I'm Bermuda
\ Yacht bound east and flying the sgnal Of the
N.w-York Yacht club. Was passed In latitude
ls.7 north. longitude II 30 west on November :.
hy the French line steamship la Hrctagne. which
arrived here yesterday from Iiavrr.
The schooner Dora Allison Captain Ross. from
Virenia, with railroad ties. towed up 10 the
cit,' yesterday from Quarantine for repairs. She
had lost her headgcar and cutwater through col
lision with AN unknown outward bound steamship
of Sandy Hook Saturday night The steam
ship continued TO
Tho Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with many thanks the following contributions In
response TO It's recent appeal In behalf OF par-
alyzed woman: "a Friend" So: q :. Haven and
~. g. VI, >" so each: Frcida 5. Warburg. Mrs j.
f.. Carpenter Mrs. \. b." H. {. 5" r. &. Mar
tin and w, ;" SO each: Mrs. Charles lnsler Par
dee "cash" "N!rgic" and George ID IIcnckcn. s.
each; Mrs f. - Il. I'll. r. $" and M A. =" s.
each; "Workcr." "E. 4. NJ" and "F. A. b." 81
each As sufficient money has now been received
for this case no further contributions ncces-
sary
A two weeks mission conducted 10y the Re
demptorist Fathers opened at the II o'clock ~
yesterday at St 'olumba's Roman Catholic
Church. Twenty -hfthst.. between Eighth and
Ninth aves. There will be morning services every
day at and y o'clock. and evening service at
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A mass meeting to celebrate the Republican vic
tory will be held AT Bethel Church. Twenty fifth
St. near Eighth-avo, this evening. The speakers
Will bc H. c. Smith. Editor of 'The Cleveland
Gazette and member Of the Legislature OF Ohio
and Colonel Alexander \. Bacon OF the New York