New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-29
NETWORK CITY.

The thirtieth anniversary OF the Jerry McAuley
Mission will be celebrated at the chapel. No. $l6
Water-st. nearly under the Brooklyn Bridge to-
morrow at 3 D. m. and 7:3o p. m. The attendance
at religious services in the last year was 45.5O7
an increase Of FIVE thousand over the preceding
year. The vast majority OF those who come to
the mission utterly destitute, and in many
cases have been leading criminal lives. In the last
year it has provided 31.n2 nights lodging for home
less men and has furnished over forty thousand
meals.
The Rev F. J. c. Moran chairman Of the sweat
shop committee OF the Church Association for tho
Advancement Of the interests of Labor at the
quest of many organizations again calls a con-
ference consider the following subjects: The
Factory Inspection act, the question Of the Union
Label act and the recent decision NJ Judge Richie
in Baltimore on the constitutionality Of sweat
shop inspection A meeting will be held at the
Church Missions house. No 81 Fourth-ave. to-day
ar p. m.
A stereopticon lecture the Passion Play of
Oberammergau will he given to men by J. Ed
ward Farrow tomorrow at Ais p. m. in the West
Side Young Mems Christian Association audi
torium. Vetale pupil OF Ole Bull. will give violin
solos.
Hugh ] Courtney Of Dublin, known as the
Irish Crusader" who has been delivering lectures
before various Irish societies in this city for the
last fortnight. will receive testimonial the
evening Of December at Gramercy Hall, No. 32s
East Twenty first ST.
This afternoon AT 20 o'clock in the hall at No.
80 Fifth-ave the weekly open session Of the Peo-
pies Bible Institute will he held. The Rev. DIR.
Charles Roads will deliver address "Forna-
tive Forces in Human Character and DIR. r. r.
Doherty will give a practical exposition Of the
Sunday school lesson for November 90 The pub
lie is cordially invited.
Catherine McCloskey. the scrubwoman who said
she found a diamond ring I'm the box used by
Reginald Vanderbilt at the Horse Show. dis
charged yesterday, and the ring. valued at $3.50
and for which appeared, given to
her.
The American Scenic and Historic Preserva ton
Society gives its first lecture of the the
National Arts Club. No. 81 West Thrty-fourth-st.,
on December 5. the subject of Picturesque and
Historic China" presented by Emil S. Fischer
The guest OF will he Tseng Chao Kwong
the Acting Chinese Consul
The annual Thanksgiving concert OF ST. Marks
Hospital takes place tonight. Alfred Hertz the
new conductor of the Metropolitan Opera House.
will make his first concert appearance in this
country, and the soloists will be Miss Mary Muen-
chon. Miss Suzanne Adams. Miss Marie Maure-
Anton schott. Richard Burmeister and Michael
Banner.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning DIR. Stevenson will preach on
The Remedial Power of the Word of God" The
anthems will be 20, Be Joyful in the Lord All Ye
Lands, and The King of Love Ny Shepherd Is"
In the afternoon the subject Will be "A Good
soldier of Jesus Christ" and the anthems will be
% Lamb Of God" and BE Thou Faithful Unto
Oeath' In the lecture room IN the fifth Of the
series OF special addresses the Ten Best Chap
tiers OF the Bible by the Rev. DR. Wilbert ".