New-York tribune., 1898-11-12
NEW YORK CITY

Postmaster Van cot announces that the malls
from China Japan ana Hawaii Of the following
dates: Hong Kcng October Il; Shanghai. october
l5: Yokohama. October %. and Honolulu November
. which arrived at San Francisco on the steamer
Belg!c are due to arrive in New-York next Tues
day Mails for China Japan and Hawai- will close
at the General Postoffce as advertised.
Special meetings for young men will be held dur
ing the coming week at the East Side branch of
the Young Mems Christian Association. No. l5s 10
1so East Eighty -sevonth-st. Tomorrow afternoon
at { oc.ock Warren r. wilkins vii! speak. Week
night addresses will be delivered at o'clock. az
follows: Monday. by the Rev. Dr. f. Walpole
Warren: Tuesday by ,he Rcv. A. NJ. Hughes;
Thursday. by the Rev. Louis Johnson, Friday. by
4. y. Penfod. and Saturday. by J. G. Hallimond.
" the Volunteers OF America. The singing will be
led BY Harper G. Smytie.
on Saturday. November II. at p. m. in tho
great hall OF Cooper Union. Eighth-st and Third
ave tho first Of OF six valuable free lect-
ures on educational topics won he given. The
course has been arranged by the Department OF
Free Lectures Of the School Board These lectures
will prove interesting 10 every parent. as well as
to every teacher in the community.
Dr. Alfred l.. Becbe who has been for fifteen
years assistant chemist Of the Board Of Health.
signed his post yesterday. He intends going 70
California tako charge Of large estate that
has been bequea he'd 20 him.
$40 to help support family. consisting Of mother
and four children al dependent upon the wages Of
the eldest. devotod boy Of cnlv fifteen years and
delicate in health. Tho father has brutay treated
his wife. and a warrant has been obtained for his
arrest whenever 10 he found Any money for
This case sent to the Charity Organization Society
No. 105 East Twenty-second-st will he promptly
and publicly acknowledged.
lecture hy Professor G. Wharton lanes will he
given in Calvary Methodist Episcopal church. Scv-
enth-ave. and ne-hundred-a nd-twenty- ninth ST.
on Monday at p.
At the annua; meeting ~ the Corporation Of Man
haitian CongTega tional Church. held this week the
following elected 10 the Board Of Trustees:
Charles p. Rogers +. u Mesorse Professor John
B. Clark and Drs. George +. Stevens and r. !.
Perry The trustees reported a successful year.
with all bills paid The pastor. the Rev. Dr. Henry
A. Stmson. will speak tomorrow evening upon
THE Historical Basis for Confidence IN American
Christianity in the Philippines. following up Cen
era Howard's address last Sunday evening on
Cuba and the South.
The presentation Of swords o Captains William
Livingston Hazen. list Regiment. and Theodore
Edward Lyon. 18th Regiment will take place No
vonber IS at p. m. AZ No West One hundred
and-tWen;y-fift hist.
The seventy fourth annual report Of IN. New
York Bible Society contains large amount Of in
formation connected with the work OF the society
IN distributing Bibles and Tesiaments in the city
Special work has been done in the camps and on
the field. among the soldiers. and at the Navy
Yard among the sailors An American flag bel
was pasted in each book showing IL 10 be the gift
Of the bible Society. The total distributions for
the wear have beer "a .lol. Bib.e Sunday will be
observed November b.
A series Of meetings in heha: Of Hampton Insti-
tute will he held here follows Sunday. p. NJ.
Central Presbyterian Church. West Fifty-seventh-
ST Wednesday, p m. University Place Presby
,erian Church. Friday. p. m, chapel Of the
Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church. No. , West Ninety
ATHEIST and November %. p. m. Church Of the
Heavenly Rest Principal Frssell will speak and
the Hampton Male quartet will sing Plantation
songs
The Rev DIT Bradford T. Raymond. president of
WESLEYAN University Will preach In the Washing
a 1890 a.
Tho Nineteenth Century Club will meet At Del
roonicos Fifth-ave and FOrty-fourth-si, on
Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock There Will be a
discussion on What Shall BE the Policy Of the
United states in Relation to Co.onal Expansion"
ny George j. Wellington. United States Sena tor
from Maryland and General Stewart l.. Woodford.
tions FOR masque balls on Saturday nights. For
the last two weeks the Board has refused 10 en-
terta!n petitions for permits for balls on Saturday
night on the ground that the affairs last away
into Sunday morning. and dancing Sunday Is
nrohibtod hv the Penal Code Many protests have
been received.