New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-26

The Executive Committee of the New. ork
state Poultry society annonnc, ,a. tr % biU@
has nothing to DO Win tue Pou"p oN""'''V" INV 's
gwen IN Brooklyn.
'rLe funeral of the Rev. Julius ). Kramer
took place yesterday, from the synagogue IN Ihrty
fourth-st The ministers ana mthiDeis "a tue "''o"'
Hebrew congregations were present
The Patterson Colony Association has de-
cded on u change OF nsme to be made when the
coIonsts reach North Carolina The new name wil De
"IIydo Park tNorth Carolnal Cooperative ASSOCIATION
The old Normal School is to be closed to,
DAY Tho teachers ia the puhic schools VINO atenued
the glasses will there today for the last time ana
nre.ent Mr. Riddle. VINO gave much attention 10 the
school with set OF resolutions handsomely ous'oS'eu
aud framed.
The Board of Fire Underwriters yesterday
areed almost unanimously postpone the question OF
no rates until the 10th OF March. IN order TO give the
Roards additional time perfect the details submitted
10 thctn and to make full report Inc special oot
lee OF Conference the legal tender decsIOn consists OF
CHARLES j. Martin George T. Hope j. Reading After
discussion on the report OF the rate commit
tee the report referred 10 the Same COMMITTEE
An interesting meeting, with the object oil
the opportunities Of education, open TO young
men OF industry, VIII be held tomorroS evening, at
oclook In the hall Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
It IA Announced that President Larremore OF the
Roar OF Education will preside and make an address;
EwcpinS iIigh school, will deliver lecture. and that
GOV Hoffman. the Hon; Samuel J. Tden' Judge , Pea
body, Mayor Hall, the Hon VIM NJ EYartS' ana tho non
James W. Gerard viii make addresses
Prof. Adolphus Rohde delivered his geolog
ical lecture The World Before the Deluge at stem
fonr parts The frat comprised from chaos 10 the APP
pearance OF the first plants aud animals Tho second
advanced several thousands OF years IN the history OF
the antedeluyan EARTH and showed the gradual improve
ments in animals and plants, and the changes IN the
enrs surface Tho third division embraced the perou
from the first appearance OF Man upon earth 70 the
history OF early Greece The ourth part contained only
a description OF landscapes and architecture OF the
nresent day Important feature OF the chter
ianment was the exhibition OF dissolylng Vows OF
which there were more than 100.
The members of the French society, "C0n-
oorde and Slncerte gave their third grand bal masque
last evening at the Gcrinana Assembly Rooms. IhaI
NAKED balls are French Institutions or rather thai
Freuchmen are Just the people to ENJOY these affairs
again fully proved by the animated scene which tho Ds
room prcsented At 10 the hall was crowded with masks
OF All descriptions Turks and nuns, gray bearded bran
mis- and young flower girls. Indians, Creoles ana eau
casan girls whired in close embrace aud gl1uy
erie 10 the animated dancing music OF strauss ana onon
bach Coquetry held high carnlya ana .he sa hiI
French bonmots exchanged between the beau anu peo
maskers reminded the spectator ana many OF tho ps
tcpants of the ioyial scenes OF Paris opera ir
nm early hour the merrment continued. ana inc auai
may DO pronounced q success In every reSPec"