New-York tribune., 1900-01-13
NEw-YORK CITY.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Noyes. of No. 23 Madison-ave.,
sends $ the fund to perpetuate Dwight L.
Moodys work The money will be sent to the
treasurer of the fund.
Yesterdays report OF clearances from this port
included the large quantity Of nearly three hun
dred carloads of hay for Cape Town Africa The
steamship Hortensus took a complete cargo COM
prisng 27,A3 compressed bales. and the Auchen-
arden partial cargo OF 1924 bales.
The regular meeting of the Society OF the War
Veterans. 7th Regiment, was held at the Arena
Thursday evening The following officers were
unanimously elected: President Major Theodore
K. Gibbs; first vice-president. General Charles G.
Bartlett; second vice-president, Colonel William f.
Van Wyck; third vce-president. Major George P.
Edgar; secretary. Captain Richard H. Greene, and
treasurer, Paymaster William Lee Darling An
amendment to Article V, Section l, Of the societys
constitution, adding the words "and all ex-presi-
dents of this society" was adopted.
Lester Severn a missionary from Kangundo.
British East Africa will address the mems meet
ing at 43O p. m. tomorrow at the Harlem Branch
of the Young Mems Christian Association.
At the dinner Of the Quill Club at sherry's on
Tuesday Frederick w. Hollis will speak on Amer
lea at the Peace Conference" and the Rev. DR..
William Gooden Frost president of Berea College
Kentucky. Abraham Lincoln"
Frederick w Hollis will deliver a lecture in the
Board OF Education of free lectures in the
great hall OF Cooper Union Wednesday at
1899"
The McAuley Cremorne Mission will celebrate its
eighteenth anniversary tomorrow at the mission
rooms No. 1O4 West Thirty-second-st. At $50 p. m.
there will be addresses by the Rev. Dr. Donald
Sage Mckay and the Rev W. T. Elsing. and at
7:45 D. m. by the Rev. Messrs. Franklin B. Dwight
and A H Bradshaw. Charles NJ. Jcsup win pre-
side
The Merchants Association is sending hundreds
Of thousands OF circulars to merchants throughout
the country announcing the reduced rates which
1t has obtained from the railroads. A series will
be sent advising merchants to come to this market
and buy their goods.
The second annual dinner of the Society of the
Genesee will be held at 7:15 o'clock on Wednesday
evening, February I, at Sherry's. The annual
meeting of the organization will take place half an
hour earlier the evening. Among those
who will speak at the dinner DR.. David j. Hill,
First Assistant Secretary of State; ex-senator
David B. Hill, erd Judge William E. Werner Of
the Court of Appeals
The Cunard Steamship Company, which for forty
years has occupied offices in Bowling Green settled
in its offices at No. % Broadway yesterday.
The malls from Australia and New-Zealand of
the following dates. Melbourne, December 19; Sgd
ney, December 20 and Auckland, December 25
which arrived at San Francisco the steamer
Moana, and mails from China and Japan by way
of Vancouver due to arrive in NewYork on
Tuesday morning.
The speaker for the mems meeting tomorrow
afternoon at the Twenty third Street Young Mems
Christian Association is Frederick b. Smith, of
Iowa, who has been engaged in active service for
the association among the soldiers in Cuba. The
Association Quartet will be present to sing.