New-York tribune., 1870-12-13
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

"Woman's Work in the Temperance Cause"
was discussed last evening by sarah A. Fletcher, NJ d.
ia the YOrk-st. NJ l.. Church, Brooklyn.
The anniversary of the Essex 10" NJ D.,
Sunday School Teachers Association VII pe ned al tno
Third Presbyterian Church, Newark next Monday
The Rev. John II. Vincent of the Nj. T.
Church ectured last evening before large audience in
the rooms OF the Eastern Branch Of the y NJ C. A. on
the 4" Model Husband"
Memorial services, upon the opening OF the
Fiftythirdst Baptist Church, will he held Dec H. 10
H. and ls: large number OF eminent dVlnes rom the
East and the West will be present
The Sunday school teachers of the Twenty
tird-st Baptist Church addressed yesterday by
the Rev. Messrs Reeves and Lawson The latter adyo-
Gated changing the Sunday school 10 BDieschoo'
The Brooklyn Lyceum last evening elected
G. w Beebee IT, President; OIL Wells, Viee-Presideht;
J. Browne Secretary; C. H. Bokelen, Corresponding
Secretary; C. Z. White, treasurer anu T. - 'o"h7'
Marshal.
Company 4 of the 29d Regiment, commanded
by Can't r. Kelly Styles elected the following officers
last evening; First Lieutenant, samuel T. Briggs sec
ond Lieutenant John W. Caster, and C9rporalS MI " ~
Prucc. James A. BroadWeh hope1t Nay Ioi' anu "' '"
seguin.
AT ST. Chrysostom's Church on Seventb-ave,
the F. T. Sunday Association listened, last even
ing, TO a paper Bible Instruction by the Roy. Dr
Lundy, and subsequently dlscuSs.1 tle g s ,'
authority I'm the Sunday school and the Dcsl heHS vi i''
maintenance.
A meeting, under the auspices of the Reform
League will be held at the Cooper Institute this evening"
in behalf OF Indian Civilization. Addresses will be dely
10y Col $ f. Tappan Colorado OF the unteu St'
Indian Commission, TnOnas fOuIhe Oh be So'i''! Va
Friends, and others.
In rite of the inclement weather, over 800
persons assembled last evening, in Association Hail. to
hear Mr. Arthur Pembers lecture on Mont Blanc lie
gave an Interesting description OF the pers OF the as
cent crossing the glacier de Bossons te vast
plateaus Of snow cutting steps up inc MT ue 90 'Ve'
and struggling up the Cdtote
The Chemical Section of the Lyceum Of Natu-
raj History met last evening at No. ca Madisonave
Charles A. scoey IN the chair Dr. Pau schwtzcr read
paper on Carb0nic Acid aud It's Compounds" and Dr.
Isidor Waz explained THE Reduction OF sulphurc Acid
TO salt" o. Loew read paper detaliing q seles VI
/ experiments on the fermentation OF sugar.
| At the annual meetag of the 22d Regiment
Veteran Corps evening the following officers were
! elected for the ensuing year; Colonel, W. ". Remmey
vice John H. Palmer Lieutenant-Colonel ThOs Conisby
vice Richard vose; Paymaster Robert Jardine, vice
| f. NJ Gee, resigned, and Adjutant, Charles Cam
erden, vice +. II, Heath, resigned Mr. Jardin'
opposed the admission to me 90 S9rps p 9I any OH on
| wears The bylaws were amended, however, 10 ADM
any one who, having been member OF the regiment '
lad served ia either the army or navy OF Tie Umle
States and been honOrably discharged.
The German Ladies' Society of this city
for the aid of INDECENT widows, orphans aud sick per
sons met at St. Matthew's Church, corner Of Broom'
and Elizabeth sts yesterday and elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Mrs. Mathda lcber Pres
ident: Mrs. Mary Hauset Vice President; Mrs Bertha
steiger Treasurer Miss Clara +. T. Sjohlmann, Secre
tarv IL WAS resolved 10 forward vote OF thanks to
Henry Gueuther Of this city for the 5000 presented ~
him 10 society and the German Hospital OF th- cit!
in equal shares The annual concert for the beeh o
the Society VIII be given at Steinway Hall, jan 2 1871
The Society was organized in 1884, ana numbers aboh
900 members.