New-York tribune., 1903-02-07
NETWORK CITY.

Al Dr lanes NJ Cirsy's meeting In the Marble
Collegiate Church, Fffth-ave. and Twenty-ninth-st
next TUESDAY his subject will be "Christ's Equality
with the Father"
week are as follows: February g., the Rev. Charles
Inglis; February 10, the Rev DR.. George {. Lori
rner: February IL P W. Radcliffe; February r.
the Rev ]. G. Snyder; February IS. the Rev Dr.
G. f Strobridge; February "A. A. n Pferson-
Services of the Broadway Tabernacle Church will
be held as usual Sunday at Mendelssohn Hall,
No 119 West Fortieth-st., at Ii a. m and p, m.
The sermon will be given by the pastor, the Rev.
Dr. Charles f. jefferson The organist and di-
rector Sumner Salter. will give a fifteen minute
organ recital before the evening service.
Bishop Hare of South Dakota will address the
Niobrara League in the Church of the Incarna-
ton. Madison-ave. and Thirty-ffth-st tomorrow
afternoon at the O'Clock service. On February 10
the choir will sing Saint -Saenss The Heavens De-
clare" with string quartet and harp accompani-
ment, under direction of W. r. Hedden.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the Rev. Dr.. Stevenson will take
for his topic Seasons of Refreshing and in the
afternoon the Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
he administered. In the evening the Rev. DR.. Will
bert ". White will lecture IAN Outline Study
Of the Book of Exodus" On February a collec-
ton was taken up for the Board of Foreign Mis-
of the church.
The Rloomingdae Church. Broadway and Sixty
eghth-st.. has inaugurated a pleasant Sunday
evening service" An important feature is made of
congregational singing in the song service. Dr.
Stinson's theme for Sunday evening will be The
Man Who Sees God" In the morning he will take
his subject SHOW Us Your Man
Harry De Windt, F. r. O. s. the British travel
Ter and author will lecture at Carnegie Iyceum
Tuesday evening. The subject of his lecture will
be his overland trip from Paris to New-YCrk, by
way of Siberia and Behrng Strait
oiab+l, annual r,eotipo Of tha Te.,,ol,c-.
Club of this city will be held the University
Club Fifth-ave. and Fffty-fourth-st.. this evening
at 7:36 o'clock. The guests will ne President Henry
s Pritchett of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology. President Alexander c. Humphreys Of
Stevens Edward H. Hartman. the Rev. w f.
Clifton Smith and F. A. Nanderlip.
Many of the Congregational churches Sabbath
schools and Endeavor societies of the country will
hold services tomorrow in memory of Abraham
Lincoln and American liberty. under the auspices
of the American Missionary Association of this
city The keynote of the services will he that the
only enduring liberty for men associat ted together
regardless of color, is freedom based
physical liberty perpetuated by intellectual lib
erty with the aid and for the sake of spiritual
liberty.
Lieutenant Arthur lie Roy Bump OF Governors
Island. appeared in Jefferson Market Court yeEter-
day as complainant against 'Yank'' Kennny.
whom he thrashed at Thirty-thrd-st and broad
way Thursday night Magistrate Flammer fined
Kenney $40 for disorderly conduct
The annual dinner to the newsboys of this city
given Washngton's Birthday by Randolph C;ug-
genhemer, EXPIRE sident Of the Municipal Council,
will take place at the Newsboys' Lodging House
No Duane-st.. February %
Jesse PAUL. the former teller of the Twelfth
Ward Bank. who disappeared in 1s9S leaving an
alleged shortage. and who was arrested few days
ago by his former bondsman Louis Seiferd. of No
215S Seventh-ave.. discharged from custody
Yesterday in the Harlem court by Magistrate
Crane. Seiferd Paulfs bond for 5000. In
court it said by the lawyers both sides that
an agreement had been reached and that the bank
had released Seiferd's bond.
William Reilly. of No 20 West One hundred and
second-st. the automobile driver Of the electric
cab which ran and fatally injured John Nc
Taggart, fourteen years old. newspaper messen-
ger who was blown under the vehicle by the wind
at Twenty -second-st and Broadway Thursday
was discharged in the jefferson Market court by
Magistrate Flammer yesterday.
The sixth annual bali of the Broome Coterie will
be held this evening at Manhattan Lyceum Hall
Nos GA and &c East Fourth-st.
The fourth in the series of six lectures on the
Bible by various New Church ministers, entitled
Ancient Symbolism and Modern Poetry as Wit
nesses to Its Doctrine of Correspondence" will