New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
NETWORK CITY.

rh .,,ual re.ting OF the Federation %
Churches and Christian Workers VIII be helo On
Monday, at 30 p m. In the assemhy-foom OF INC
presby,erian Building. Fif,h.Rve and Twcn,lcth-st
.sares,.s will be delivered by tho Rev Or Charles
A Berry. OF England who will speak on Fedora
don work In Great Britain. and by Professor Nash.
Of the Ep.scopai Divinity School. Cambridge.
At meeting OF the Fire Board yesterday Mr
Meyers superintendent OF horses. recommended
,ha, the DEPARTMENT have ambulance for horses
lie said that the Department has six hundred
horse. and that II must depend on the Society for
tho Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals for an am
bulance when ore Is needed. Tho Board decided
20 get m ambulance. At cost OF from go to N'n
The Gamma Chapter OF the Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety will have meeting Mt Clar|s. In twenty
third-st on Monday evening. A paper Will be pre-
sentod by George Cowles Lay. OF The class OF 90.
an THE Preliminary Period OF the American Reyo-
luton"
The Rev. DR. Newland Maynard will deliver an
illustrated and historical lecture. THE Scenery
and Cities of Old England next Wednesday after
noon at Chlckering Hall Fifth-ave. The lake re-
cions associated with ColerIdge. Wordsworth ana
Souihey; Warwick and Kenilworth castles. ana
shakespeare's home at Sratford. will be beauti-
fully illustrated.
Darlington Booth. Commsndcr-in-Chicf Of tho
Volunteers OF America will speak at Cooper Union
tomorrow evening at o'clock. on "lnfammabe
Christians" He also will Introduce Lieutenant
Colonel Robert c. Gardner. who comes from the
Pacific Coast to take command OF the Greater
Ncw-YorA Regiment. On Monday a rally OF The
Volunteers will be held at Carnegie Music Hall.
Fifty-seventh-st and Scventh-ave.. AT which Mrs.
Booth will BE- ordained. Tickets may be had at
tho headquarters, No "a Union Square
Tomorrow begins tn. week OF prayer held by
Young Mems Christian Associations the world over.
The Rev J. Manton Smith. an evangelist from the
tn acle In London. at which the Rov. Charles
at.l
men on sunday afternoons, November II and q, AT
o clock and every evening at o'clock I'm the
Twenty-ihlrd Street Branch. In the Afternoons Of
the weekday except Saturday. he Will conduct
Bible readings open to the general public
Modern Heroes" will he discussed Tuesday night
by the Quill Club at the Windsor Hotel The
speakers VIII be Major Horace l. Piper Of the
United States Life Saving Department Washing
ton: President Frank Moss Of the Police Board and
President James X. Sheffield Of the Fire Board.
The rector Of 81. Matthews Church. the Rcv
DR. Krans with Mrs. Krars. assisted by tho
wardens and vestryinen and their wives. Will give
a reception TO the Practitioners and friends OF 81.
AIMS and St. Matthew at the guildrooms OF the
church. No Is West Eighty-fourth-st, Thurs
day evening.
The Congregational Club will meet at the 81,
Denis Hotel Oh Monday. ESQ D. m After dinner
the Rev Endicott Peabody and william r. George
VII, discuss 1.-THE Making OF Boy" The Rev
Charles A. Berry. Of Wolyerhempton England Is
also TO speak
An lmportan meeting in the interest OF Presby-
terrain Church Extension will be held TO morrow
evening Ia the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Nine
ty-sixth-st. and Central Park West. at s O'Clock
The Rev. Or. David Q. Wylie will preside and ad-
dresses win De made by Colonel Alexander r.
Ketchum and the Rev Dr. John Hall. and a state
ment concerning the work OF the committee IN
previous years will be given by the Rev. DR.. San
dtrson.
Frederick f. Taylor OF Colgate University. will
begin series OF ovangelistic meetings for men at
the Harlem Branch Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation No. West One-hundred IA nd twenty fifth
at, tomorrow at 40 D. M Meetings will be held
every evening Of the following week at & o'clock
Special music will be provided by o. S. Wightman.
Henry Matthews. William Gillles and Carl Nc
Combef.
The trustees of the Normal and City colleges will
meet Tuesday afternoon at No. ls Grand-st