New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-01

OF Guerrero Mexico" before the New-York Acad-
envy of Sciences. in Hamilton Hall. Columbia Univer-
sty Many stereopticon views were shown OF ruins
explored by the TIE & Se sSSe
wall fourteen feet high 1t was OF solid mortar
the Mexican Government had granted him conces-
sons for ten years to explore the strange country
The members OF the Goldey Literary Society held
their regular weekly debate last night at No IA
Madison-ave The topic of discussion was: Re
solved. That We favor the enactment of an eight
! hour law" Henry S. Cavanagh and Louis F. Bates
]. Stanley and James d. Gagan the negative.
A large meeting OF the Manhattan Liberal Club
addressed last night at No 200 East Fifteenth
st. by Thaddeus b. Wakeman. on New Lights on
Shakespeare"
Colonel George f. Waring will speak this evening
at the rooms of the Manhattan Single Tax Club. NO
l9 East Twenty-third-st The general public po'h
men and women is invited.
A reception for women will take place al the New
York Yacht Club house. No. 81 Madison-ave. today
from TO M The prizes and trophies phn OF xbjc cs
| has been handsomely decorated
| A labor day service of the Church Association
for the Advancement Of the Interests of Labor VIII
be held in St. Michaels Protestant Episcopal
Church. Amsterdam-ave. and Ninety ninth-st, to;
Ss Rev. e. Dr. j. lewis rector tic Of ca
vary Church.
The election of officers Of the Colonial Club takes
place on Monday evening The following candi-
| dates are named by the Nominating Committee;
| For president L. Latin Kellogg; for vice-presi-
dents. William E. Webb William T. Evans and F.
| c. Dninny jr.; for secretary. n. Archibald shaw
Glass s0c of 1885, n Archibald shaw r class Of 1899
Charles r wills; class of 1901, George c. Clarke;
| 0'Dav and Gage f. Tarbe; for Admission Com
miitee-Class Of 1900 George Clinton Batcheer'
William F. Pppey and Peter b. WorialI.
For two years the congregation OF st. James's
| Methodist Episcopal Church Madison-ave. ana
One-hundred and-twenty sixth-st has been wor-
| shipping in the chapel. the church having beeh
condemned by the Buildings Department OF the
city on account of the condition of the roof This
| has been made perfectly safe, the Superintendent
Of Buildings has given s ms W be- resumed in
the auditorium tomorrow at 1880 o CLOCK. , W,
T'ipple will preach in the evening There VIII DE
| special music.
| The Church Of the Divine Paternity Will hold
| services tomorrow, at II a. In Carnegie Ly-
comm The Rev Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak
| on 'Dr. Parkhursts Mistake About universahsm
At the Church Of the Puritans. Presby terian.
One-hundred and thirtieh-st. and Fifth-ave' Or.
Young is preaching a series of dscourses on me
Bible Tomorrow evening the subject WIZ :o De
| The Bar Association OF Westchester County Will
have its first annual dinner Thursday at p. m In
| the Murray Hi Hotel.
The presentation Of the Laetare Medal recently
| conferred upon DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett. OF TINS
city, by the University Of Notre Dame In indiana
| took place Thursday evening at Dr. Emmets nome
No SO Madison-ave. Archbishop Corrigan presented
the medal to DR.. Emmett in the presence OF gath
erng Of the clergy and laity Notre Dame uniyer-
y s at Fs srey Bsp
| of Brooklyn. and Monsgnor Mooney wers among
| those present
The afternoon meeting at Carnegie Hall to-nor-
row will be transferred to the Fittn Avenue Pres
| byteran Church. and John Mcneil. the Scottish
| spurgeon." will preach at o'clock. Professor j.
| II Burke will sing. The Monday afternoon meeting
at Cooper Union will he transferred to Chickerins
Hail. Every day. except Saturday. at noon Mr. Nc
NELL will preach TO business men. The floor Is re-
| served for men and the gallery for women. Every
| evening next week except Saturday at O'Clock.
| he will preach In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
| Church. The singing will be IN charge OF Professor
Burke wh0 mas h,s evan9estjc work "0'u
| The first annual strawberry festival of The Beth
Israel Hospital League s viii be heS NAY i at the
THE Imagery and Significance of the Twenty
third Psalm will be the theme of Dr. Remensnyder
to-moTrow morning at s.: James, ,n,.s Lutheran
| Church, MadlSOn-dVe. ana SeNenty-tnlru-sl
paper by the late Judge John NJ. Macdonald on
THE Westchester Guides in the War Of the Revo-
| luton will be read on Tuesday at $50 p. before
| the New-York Historical Society. Second-ave. and
| Eleventh-st.
| Albert P. Marble assistant superintendent OF the
| city schools spoke the proposed high schools at
! the meeting Of the Public Education Association,
| No Ga Madison-ave yesterday afternoon He told
| of the growth Of the school system in New Eng
| land from the establishment Of Harvard College,
when private tutors necessary, up to the pres
| ent day, when the graduates of high schools are
! fitted to enter any college. He was satisfied, he
| said that the curriculums OF the high schools at
| the present time equal to the curriculum OF
| Harvard seventy-fve years ago broad currcu-
lum had been prepared for the high schools here.
| Scientific, classical and business courses had been
| designed. A higher commercial course had also
| been laid down, embracing languages, physics.
| commercial legislation, geography. law. stenog-
| raphy, etc.
| row promise to be unusually interesting. This is
General Grants old church, where he worshpped
for several years when Bishop Newman was the
| pastor In the morning the pastor, the Rev. DR..
| Cadman. will preach THE Hero Of Appomat-
| tox," and at night Bishop Newman will preach
Patriotism" the robed choir of 100 voices singing
| at both services. The members of General Grants
family will attend and seats reserved for. the
| officials military and civil who will be present
Grant Post. G. A. r.. will attend in body. and
| W H. Knight will give flag to the Temple. the
| response being made by DR.. Cadman.