New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
NETWORK CITY.

The Board Of Education OF the Methodist Epis-
conal Church has recently received bequest of
SO 900 from the of George Barlow, OF BROOK
Ign.
At Calvary Baptist Church, West Fifty-seventh-
ST. near Sxth-ave evangelistc services VIII be hed
ovcry night this week. conducted by William IhlI-
lips Hall. the business evangelist. Mr. Hall
is q speaker Of power. and his sermons are marked
by strong thought forcible illustration and earnest
ness Of delivery lie works with churches as a
labor Of love
Tho seventeenth annual dinner OF the New-York
Association Of the Alumni Of Phillips Exeter Acad-
envy will be held at the Hotel Manhattan on April
H. at $50 D. III. Principal Amen. Professor Went
worth George s. Morrison. John B. Omsted and
others are expected to speak. special feature
of the dinner Will be the presence of the academy
glee club. Dinner tickets may be obtained from
the treasurer Of the association. j. Craig Have
meyer, No 30 Broad-st.
The Philolexian Society OF Columbia University
and the Literary Society OF the Twenty-thrd Street
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
will have debate in Association Hall, Twenty
third-st on Friday at SI5 p. m. The Rev. DR..
Henry van Dyke will be chairman and Justice
Rumsey ex-Justice Pryor and z. Elery Anderson
will be the judges.
a dinner in honor Of the district workers will
be given at Adephi Hall on Saturday at p. m. by
the XXVIIth Assembly District Republican Club.
EX-MayOr strong, surrogate NdrHuHl, - D. OucIi'
jr, Lemue L. Quigg. ex-Judge Henry E. Rowland,
Senator EsbeTg Magistrates deuel. and Flammer,
Assembymen Nixon Davis Fallows and Henry
and others have accepted invitations 10 be present
The Mutual Aid Association Of the Courts OF
Record in the City Of New-YOrk will have an en-
tertainment at the Central Opera House. Sixty
seventh-st. near Third-ave.. April Il. The pro
ceeds will be turned into the treasury 10 be paid
10 the families Of deceased members
4 meeting Of the New-York Historical Society
was held at the library. Eleventh-st and Second
ave last evening Routine business was trans
acted and Dr. Henry r. Stiles. Of Brooklyn read
a paper on THE Borough OF Brooklyn"
The rates for the second series OF excursions ar
ranged by the Merchants Association in what
Is known as the Trunk Line territory are now in
effect This makes the sixth series Of excursions
at reduced rates that have been obtained by the
organization for the spring buying season.
Mrs Ielege 9. Worl Of No. S22 Madson-ave..
who was on trial charge OF grand larceny
made against her by Edward G. Bruce OF No 4
Renwick-st. Brooklyn, before Judge Blanchard In
Part II. General Sessions. was yesterday acquitted
Bruce alleged that he gave Mrs. Worl money TO
buy a house in which they were 70 live. Mrs. Worl
was at once rearrested on civil charge she was
taken to Ludlow Street Jail
The Rev. Dr. David II. Greer rector OF st. Bar
thoomew's Episcopal Church. will start tomorrow
10 visit his father. in California DR.. Greer
mother died there three months ago. During DR.
Greer's absence his pulpit will he supplied by
Bishop Kinsolving lately consecrated Bishop Of
Brazil and The Rev. Or. James II. McIlvaine, of
this city ST Bartholomew's Easter Offering was
nearly $1,000. 5000 viii be added 10 the capital OF
s., Bartholomew Loan bureau. A part will be
used in church work IN Cuba.