New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-21
LECTURES. MEETINGS. ETC.

The anniversary exercises of the Athen9um
Female Seminary, Atlantic and Cintonayes, Brook
lyn, took place last evening
Post Sumner, No. "a, G.. A. r., will hold a
picnic and Summer Nights Festival for the benefit of
their charity fund.- the afternoon and evening OF July
s. at Suffers East River PARK
About $50 children of the lower school at
tached to the Murray Hill Presbyterian Church. enjoyed
their annual strawberry festival last evening at PFm8
ton Hail Addresses were delivered by the rev. "eo'
The anniversary exercises of the Brooklyn
Athenaum Seminary for Young Ladies took place last
evening in the han at Clinton and Atantic-Stsr which
was well filed by the parents and friends OF the pups
The exercises consisted Of Rotations class exercises III
The Rev. w. VI. Taylor of Liverpool, Eng,
preached in Association Hall last evening, upon the
Temptation of Our Lord setting forth the lessons 10
he drawn from Chrsts conduct In meeting ana Owl
coming temptations 10 yonng men ne ~ our Lord
the motto Of your Ives
The annual examination OF the free schooi
attached to St. Brdgets Roman Catholic Chnreh' at
Eehth-st and Avenue A, and under the charge oi 'c
Christian Brothers, was held last evening number OF
prominent prelates and several irish exes weiS
The exercises conducted by Brother Noah' HI
spectOr OF Roman Catholic Free Schools.
An adjourned meeting of the Bar Associa-
ton was held last evening, the President, VIM. NJ
Eyarts i'm the chair The Committee on Admissions re-
ported favoraby on the following, who were elected
members John c. Common, jr., Cbas. l.. Whitehead Geo.
IL. Yeaman, James VI. Ball, Chas A. feapody, Jr anu
James r. Cox of Auburn, n. w. and Alex Johnson OF
Utica, n. Y.
The following officers of the Central Under
ground Railway Company elected at No. 81 Wall
ST. Yesterday President Oliver W. Barnes Secretary,
C. J. Canda Treasurer i. NJ. Jerome Directors, WIN.
H. ogden. Charles @. Cornell, lie Grand Il. LOCKWOOD,
Thos. A. scott, Vim. Hodge, Henry Smith, Charles j.
Canda, Thos Ruter, l.. NJ jerome, r. j. ,. White 4 "
Allis, and JOS. Richardson.
The Finance Committee of the Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church. submitted
report to the Board of Managers yesterday generating
the Rev DR. Carlton Treasurer from the charge recently
made against him with reference to drawing interest
from the Shoe and Leather Bank, and showing thar 10
interest had been allowed by the Bank on the run
ming account of the Missionary funds. minute was
adopted or the death of Bishop Clark.
The East Side Association held its fourth
annual meeting last evening its building, corner
OF Eighty sxtst and Third-aye and adopted the re-
mort OF the President Charles Crazy The association
was formed to develop uptown Improvements, protect
real estate owners and encourage municipal reform III
now numbers about rs members. The association has
nearly completed its new building at cost of about
500 900. is OF brick, trimmed with Ohio stone, i've
stories high, and has frontage OF 10 feet on Tnlrd-
ave- and l25 feet Eighty with an extension
% by 20 feet Eghtysixthst The first floor s divided
and entrance hail. rs feet wide The audi
forum the second floor and E 81 feet wide, "a rect
long feet high The rest of the building Is divided
into offices, lodge lecture and other meetingro4ms
The building Is crowned by Mansard roof, with a
tower the highest point OF which il $50 feet from the
ground The liabilities of the Association are s24,s2i
and its assets s3S,6i9