New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-13
NETWORK CITY

The annual luncheon Of Rutgers Institute ana
College will be given at the Waldor1-AstoriA 10
morrow at o. m Or. Charles z. West. Rutgers :
first principal and lifelong friend. will be among
the guests.
The thirty-Arst anniversary exercises Of the Har-
lem Branch OF the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton No West One-hundred- and twenty ffth-st,
will he held on Monday at sI5 p. m. The Rev DR.
Charles F. jefferson will speak. and there will be
an excellent musical programme
Henry Nichols will lecture on Personal Rights
before the Liberal Club at German Masonic Hall,
No 200 East Fifteenth-st., this evening
It is announced that the Rev Thomas Dixon. r..
who conducted Independent peoples church In
the Grand Opera House Twenty-third-st. and
Eighth-ave Is to discontinue the services.
The Jury Of eleven men IN the suit brought by
Ann Maria Gumby TO recover 10000 damages from
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company for the
loss Of the services OF her fveyearold son. George
brought In a sealed verdict In the United states
Circuit Court yesterday morning in favor OF the
nlantn for $50 ExJustice Cohen. of counsel FOR
the railway company, moved TO set the verdict
aside as being contrary TO the law and evidence In
the case and Judge Wallace said he would render
decision on the motion this morning.
The annual meeting Of the members OF the Amer
lean Protective Tariff League. for the election OF
five managers for the term OF four years and the
annual meeting Of the Board of Managers Tor the
choice of officers executive and standing commit
tees for the year will be held January 10 at
D. m AT No 1876 West Twenty-third-st.
The Dry Goods Club Broadway and white-st..
will reopen tomorrow. after being closed since
summer.
The seventeenth anniversary OF the founding OF
the McAuey Cremorne Mission. No. lG West
,rhirty-second-st will be observed Sunday at
sp m There will he excellent addresses and good
music
The Rev Dr. Faunce. pastor Of the Fifth Ave-
nue. Baptist Church Ia now serving as resident
preacher nj Harvard University. In his absence
The pulpit Of his church will be filed by President
p l. Whitman of Columbian University and Presi-
dent Charles Cuthbert Hall of Union Theological
Seminary Mrs William Scott, a missionary or the
American Baptist Home Mission Society, Will speak
IN the church tonight present Phases of Negro
Education.
The Scottish Highanders Of New-York are 10
have their annual Ceilidh entertainment and ball,
this evening at o'clock in Adelph Hall, Broad
wav and Fifty-second-st President Archibald
Campbell will deliver address. There will be
bagppe selections Highland dancing. Scotch sing
ing Gaelic singing violin and piano selections
The affair is under the auspices OF the ork
Scottish Celtic Society.
The PEOPLES Institute announces series OF
three studies in Municipal Problems. to begin
this evening when ] W. Martin, member of the
London Fabian Society. will deliver lecture on
How an English City Is Governed" discussion
will follow these lectures.
Hamilton W Mahie Editor Of The outlook -
will lecture on The Creative Spirit in Education
tomorrow evening in the large hall or cooper
| Union All interested welcome.