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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

THE Chapman Sisters, with. Bishop and
a first-class company, will appear at the theatre
tonight They will, no doubt, attract crowded
houses the whole week as they are Richmond's
greatest favorites,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The Masquerade Ball of the Gesang-
verein Virginia, which is to come off at the
Assembly Hall, tonight, promises to be
grand affair. The costumer from Baltimore,
has arrived with a splendid assortment. of
fancy costumes. His headquarters are at
Schott's Monticello Hall. The arrangements
have been made regardless of expense.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

IdbleonT ViUdnts. Some sixteen ladies
and the same number of gentlemen, will give a
grand exhibition tomorrow evening at the Vir-
ginia Hall in the shape Of tableaux wants.
The entertainment will be for the benefit of
Marshall Lodge, No. IL, Knights Of Pythias.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

number OF the amusement-loving eiti-
zens of Richmond left yesterday by the FREQ
ericksburg railroad for Washington, d. O., to
participate in the carnival commencing there
to-day.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The Baptist church at Norfolk gives up,
with much regret, the Rev. Tiberius G.. Jones,
D. D., who goes to Nashville. Virginia lese:
in this transfer one OF her most eloquent minis
ters
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The next ministers aud dcacons' meet
ing of the upper pews of the Dover Baptist
Association will be held in one Of the churches
in King William, of which Rev. John Turpin is
pastor.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The third anniversary of the Glen Allen
Baptist church (Henrico) will occur next
Thursday, the 23d inst.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

of Skates 90 cents. Children under IL years of age,
25 cents. A package of IL tickets, So 90. Ladies'
will only be charged 25 cents at the Afternoon As
sembes MUSIC at night
City and Town Rights for sale. Address. for par
ticulars, DRANE & GLOVER,
ia 27-tf Richmond.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
SHIPPING,

EoR NEW YORK,
The OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s<5M TT1Et
COMPANY'S elegant sidewheel MS5SA ASESs&S
steamship WYAN0KE, Captain BOURNE, will leave
her wharf, at Rockets TUESDAY, February
2lst, at o'clock p. NJ.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ.
rare w
Round Trip Tickets ........... 20 CO
For freight passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent
fe 2l-lt No 8 Governor street.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

Ninety-six out of every hundred Prussian
soldiers upon the average are able to read
and write.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
safety of the Tennessee.

Special to the Journal.
Norfolk Feb. 20.--A vessel arrived here
this morning from Brazil. She reports
the safe arrival of the Tennessee"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
MAEtfslED.

MOlSE-GlLL.--In this city, on February 10th, by
the Rev Il. NJ. Baker, rector of Grace (EpiscopaD
church, a. WELBoRNE NOISE, Esq, OF this city,
to MARIE G.. eldest daughter of Mr.. Washington
GIll, late L.ty Engineer of Richmond, Va now OF st.
Lonis Mo.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
BY TELEGRAPH
TO.DAy,S nISpATCUES.

BY Southern and Atlantic (opposition)
Line.
EXcLUsIvELY FOR THE STATE JOURNAL
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

BILLIARD TEMPLE.
ID EDF0RD IVES
(late of the spotswood IIote)
BILLIARD TEMPLE,
CORNER OF MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS
RICHMOND, VA.
FINEST WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
fe 7.--lm
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

Hastings Cout.-Judge e. II. Fitzhugh
of the Chancery Court presided at this court
to-day in the absence of Judge Guigon, sick
with "mumps." The Commonwealth's Attor-
ney, George d. Wise, Esq, entered noNe
proseqai in the case of the Commonwealth VS..
VIM. II. Andrews, member of the House OF
Delegates. Capt. John A. McCaull appeared
for defendant. The Commonwealth ttorney
was of the opinion, alter examining witnesses,
that the case against Andrews originated
more 10 personal pique than desire to fur
ther the ends of justice. Andrews was charged
with perjury.
John henry johnson, colored lad, was
charged with stealing school utensils from Dr..
Corry's school and was acquitted.
James Jackson, colored, who was charged
with petty larceny, had been in Jail since last
December, and being sick, the prosecution was
dismissed and he sent to the aims house for
treatment.
Tomorrow at ii o'clock A. NJ, the grand
jury will assemble. The appeal, motion and
unlawful detainer docket will be called that
day.
The Hastings court has been in session for
three weeks and during that time has sent
twenty persons to the Ssate's prison and
twenty-five to the city Jail, for various offences
and times.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

Mayor Kelley and Chief-of-Police Pos
left the city yesterday for Washington to at
tend the great carnival which comes off there
to morrow.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The young men of Randolph Macon
college (Ashland) have good deal of public
spirit. They are aiming new to get two large
brick halls put up for the accommodation of
the literary societies. 1t is understand they
will cost SIS, ,000
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

DOLLER-SKATING AT
III ASSEMBLY, HALL,
on Eighth street, near
corner of Franklin.
Regular assemblies
TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
and SATURDAY NIGHTS
at 8 o'clock. and MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
at 4 o'clock.
ADMISSION, with uso
of Skates, 90 cents. Child
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

BrGS -Four spans of Mayo's fine
new iron bridge have been virtually completed
so far.
James 3. Nowlin, of Lynchburg, has been
appointed Notary Public to day by the Gov
erDor.
To-day the air has been cool and rather too
bracing to be altogether pleasant without an
overcoat.
The policeman on that beat, found last night
about eight o'clock, hack No. 8 overturned in
ditch in Sidney corner OF Franklin and
Cherry streets, and the horses attached. Not
finding any body in charge, he detached the
horses and conveyed them to the third-station
house.
The removal of the del ris OF the Spotswocd d
Hotel, brings to light good deal of old iron,
much Of which vauishes every twenty-four
hours, between sundown and day break.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

A Missing Citizen The Mayor Ofers a
Re0ard.-Mr. John Christie, residing at the
upper end of Broad street, has been missing
since about the goth Of December of last year,
now two months. He left his home at the time
mentioned for the purpose of collecting some
money, and has never returned, nor has any,
thing been heard of him by his wife. He car
Tied nothing with him and only wore his work
ing clothes. He was Il machinist by trade and
had been working down the country for some
time previous to his leaving home as above
stated.
It's believed that he has been fouly dealt
with, and Mayor Kelley, has offered a liberal
reward for a solution of the mistery.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
WAN rs.

ID ARE hook .-WANTED-Rare old
II, American Books IS for Robert d. Thomas
Almanac for 1893 50 for 1895 Any person having
rare old American Books, such the works of Rich
ard Increase Samuel, Eleazer, Cotton Mather, or
any of the works of the first New England writers,
or Dr. Frankliu's genuine Poor Richards Almanac,
or any American almanac in good condition. printed
prier to 1852, or Ancient Indian Narratives or any
rare American newspaper, pamphlet, &c, can hear
of purchaser by stating price, condition. &C., and
addressing JAMES I. M0ULTON,
fe 14d&w1m No. Carnes street, Lynn, Mass.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

A WATCH FREE Tor everybody rnn $50 per DAY
N sr.e. business light and hon orahle. No Gift
enterprise. No humbng Address X. Monroe Ken.
nelly, Pittsburgh, Pa. 4w
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

AZ ADJ SON WARD.
There will bo meeting of the Madison Ward
Republican Executive Committee held at the Custom
House, MONDAY EVENING at o'clock,.at which
business OF Importance will be presented for action.
full tendance is desired.
f. 1S-2t Secretary.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

-Neao Manufacturing Company Mcorpor-
ated.-The Secretary of the Commonwealth
has received for record copy of an act of
Incorporation, granted by Judge Alexander
Mahood, of the Circuit Court of Roanoke
county, sitting in chambers at Giles court
house, on the 30th day of January, 1871, to
the ''Patent Steam Copper Still Manufacturing
Company" whose object is the manufacture
and sale Of Campbers patented copper stills,
and other stills and improved appar atus for
distiling liquor from grain and fruit. The
principal place of business will be Pearisburg,
in GILES county. The capital stock of said
company is not to be less than $780, 900 or
more than $500, 900, divided into shares of SlOO
each. The company is granted authority to
purchase and hold lands not exceeding 500
acres at any one time, in the counties of Bote-
tourt and Roanoke. Officers for the first year
,lohn W. Ribble. Flavius J. Ribble, Adolphus
Z. HUFF John w. Smith and Philip Phares,
Jr., directors, who may select one of their num-
Der president.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

WANTED
PARTNER, with capital of $3.50 or $500,
in a NEW and WTT.L.PAYING BUSINESS.
For further information apply to the OFFICE of
this paper. ia aN-ts
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Tie Spiss Bell Riageys-An engooe

The Swiss Bell Ringers An engage
ment has been effected by tho management of
our theatre, with the renowned Berger family
swiss Bell Ringers, who are to appear there
for one week, commencing on the 9th. 1t is
good many years since an entertainment of
this kind has visited Richmond, and our music
loving citizens will be glad of an opportunity
OF once again listening to the soft tintinnabu-
tatlon OF their silvery bells. The Berger fam.
lily played last week at Walls Opera House,
Washington, to splendid audience, and their
iirst appearance in that city, is thus spoken of
by the Chronicle of the 14th
"We must confess to very agreeable sur
prise as we listened to the Berger family last
evening in their plural capacity of bell ringers,
musicians, and actresses. We mean no idle
compliment when we say that there has rarely
been an equal array of attractions with that
now offered by the Bell Ringers. They are
more than good; they are excellent. The bells
which figure in the concerted pieces are of
Swiss manufacture, and produce tone like
that made by velvet hammer on silver tri-
angle. The ladies and gentlemen who use
them do so with much grace, and without
fault in either music or time. and play an allie
gro movement with equal facility as the SIM
pier theme.
Independently of the bell attractions, which
form prominent feature of the programme, is
the singing of Miss Maud Stanley. This lady
has not only good voice, but good method,
and sings with remarkable taste. The ballad,
waiting was charmingly given. Mr.. Sol
Smith Russell threw us into spasms of laugh.
ter by his facial delneations. Barney Williams,
Chanfrau, and Owens are hardly his rivals in
this respect. The band, wich Is composed of
eleven performers, is unusually good, and was
received with great applause"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

First time in this city of Broughams and very
successful burlesque, entitled
MUCH ADO ABOUT A MERCHANT OF VENICE
SHYLOCK The jew .................tr. @. B. BISHOP
RENz0..................Miss BLANCHE CHAPMAN
BASSANIO. Miss ELLA CHAPMAN.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

MUSIC, sc,
AAUSICl MUSIC MUSiC
JOHN MARSH,
No. 9Is MAIN STREET,
No longer Of the firm of Marsh Pollock, is now
prepared to serve his friends and the public gene
rally in
SHEET MUSIC AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE
of every description
respectfully solicit call at my new establish
ment. JOHN MhhsH,
no 12-ly al8 Main ST.. bet. Ninth and Tenth.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20
nMUsE M ENTs.

DICHMoND THEATRE.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT IN RICHMOND
OF THE
CHAPMAN SISTERS
O. B. BISHOP.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-20

The performance will commence with
MY PRECIOUS BETSY.
Mr.. BISHOP. as...,...Mr BoBTAlL.
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ItICHM0NU, 1Vp' IT TOT T.
MARY II. GRIFFIN, executrix Of Fendall W.
lSl Griffin, deceased, and administrative of Flen.
ing Griffin, deceased, &c............."......Pits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
HAPs AND MIsHAPs.

The Brooklyn Eye and lar Hospital treated l57
new us January
Thomas Maher. run over by South Side Railroad
tran I-,. injuries sle City Hospital ye'riay
Thoma, Long of No 44G West Forty-trst-st.. had
tie end of OF, evening quarrel VIII
Pi,-cs WalL re- d ~ tie sane house.
Major Charles H. Morgan. in accordance with the
The condition O. iIain Roleson County taas STATE
BIG Nike rough, who stabbed Charles Hoif-
uar Cuba TUESDAY NAB arr sed ast evening ~
Capt. Aale sai Detective Finn Of the Fourth Precinct
A large number Of birds were suiOcated az the fire
on taa Weua7 night After the flames rIfngue they
cace their DAes having apparently Pershel gre's
Smith & Gray's clothing store, No. % Broadway,
B-no I'm D. burglars wednesday aghs and robbed
Of The thieves Employed 1oFse soe wagon 10
remove tler Diuntea
Michael Murphy Of No. Batayia-st, employed in
Feckers bakery had both horribly crushed
from Tie r- shoulder b being caught 0e
tween tie rollers the mill 20 Bellevue Hospital
James Reilly long and favorably known in the
Pr Department buried YESTERDAY An Assistant foreman ana
amea and six femeu pail bearers me
u-rner Engine Company 40 Is Among me mo1rner Tue
funeral No 81 Madison st. a. The remaa we're
inferred 10 Greenwood.
Elizabeth Gilmore an abandoned young woman,
herself the gate or Der eel a. ne
P-nces- She discovered and cut oOSn and tao female
pr place. The cell repetition Of tos attempt
TIE smrwhaI oyeTr discharged D. JaSee
Cox IN the afternoon.
tire in No Is Cliff-st q three-stOry brick house
opi by JACKSON Schul the building $50 last evening;
The noor bv Bugrnr BY paper warehouse
by insured The second nooI OccuPl pY
third damaged 100 The stte occupied ~ >
Clmper As jevrlease manufietory damaged 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.

The annual meeting of the American lnNtl-
tnte "a held at it, rooms in the Cooper Union last even
iug Seven new members elected The whole
number OF members 1907, OF whom IS are honorary
and .s corresponding members. Died during the year.
PIG members.
The Treasurer reported follows: Balance IN bank
jan 81 1870 $40 s.; receipts during the sS ~
irlr.ffs az Gy1 f2 invested in L. ;. bOnd, 49,
n;l fO balance in bank Jan. 81, 1871. y, iO7 90 .
during the year 2l6 volumes have been @hdeu 10 inc
library making "a total Of $50. ,.,.
Tie report the Board OF Trustees suggested mat
early measures be taken for the better accommodation
M mo several department. OF The Institute. The amount
now paid for the premises used exceeds tll Anothrr
rr .dn for early action IN gard 10 new Duldhs Is
.tl. tI Institute has formally announced that II VIII
hold au International Exhibition in 1876. An election lOr
trstsr. and committees for the ensuing year VIII ne
IN ~ tIr rooms OF the Institute in the Cooper Buld
lng ON THURSDAY Feb. .. The polls will be open from
la o'clock d. nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
THE NEW RAILROAD TIR.

THROUGH FARES TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
or TIE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
The rupture between he Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company 81 ! the Camden and Amboy, Phiia-
dcIpha wilmington ana Baltimore aud NeWJeraey
Companies bid. fair 20 remain unsettled for some time
10 COME The trouble does not affect Western pss,eI gers
who can gu through usual but the sale Of tickets for
places oufh ~ b. tmco has been discontinued through
ont Now Ene'Ind In York. and in Philadelphia
The N.,g Jersey Comrarv sent TO Washington. yeser-
da and purchased 600 Wa'nin gon and Baltimore tick
81 ON the baltimore and Ohio Road, that they ca sell
ta kefs rough usual. Each Of the opposing parties
declare. itscf n the right AID - resolved tnat Tue oteF
shall arceie 20 JOS demands. The following II tc atAJt
meut al Tie Baltimore and OHIO Company: 80
D,smh. touri Ci lore Cl ldi aiVersr1
~ t 4-r OF ha-laad or t on tFe o. ~n boy.
more Although - state a. "ncr apfel-4 rom @
.. o4 r+ more Uf isrt 'or1anF ordered ~ u'i"n
Of b ARE from 81 10 for rms travel end ir'-gph- 70 ihe
Roads. them o. tae .srson sac expressing ~ lrr
ta ON ta- r.Irtp4 she f-e FEe'u NJ .ior4 H'yPus
l-+,r h.. Iae- Ohio r I'D COMPANY pro
r n rtrr. lH making OF This reduction from u proportion OF
;. cents fhs Philadelphia and Ne~ y-f-J haoae % ar
t.Ur- tieH -5 OBJ lfNtrI b.tmorr 1li NV 1914
d, 20 er These Csmpsus. T-Fvinu orcnon' proeti
le-s p arrs.t ~ fla1 -1 90 thr Nrs l'r urs They now
refuse g. lats .1so1. Ilr r~ proposed Dr. Dc Bal more l
transfer Tie Bal. more a1d QUO i-oaa Company be-
-. that ~ a.cfpt : ODD e1' i1r precisely the
~ various Western ncsrs Hh.rr CON
petition controls tIru that adjust 90 tr pubic .. itis 20 i-lr 9
ticket rHi -u out - oea tickets % IL
rel.- p.re rather tlIu E 1 4r rrnu Of 81, ~ 'n5r
Ih Baltimore rHrg ' au l gat -ias 'uiaS7 con
1 DIG r, Vh Tho Btt r1 Ohio COMPANY vi cooper ite
Pres She char" al %, frel 10 ~ ~
J. ~. GARRETT. PreslleGt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03

tho Irish Republican Brotherhood OF New YORK ana
Yonkers and the Irish Brigade Assocatlon ehleu 20
make Arrangements for their participation IN the pro
iected procession the date Of which has NOT el pe M
nonnced The exiles have accepted the mnnella hosP
taties Of Brooklyn, and will name INC ua5b H'oi '
have been publicly received by this city. ,n,
Atsjp M the officers Of the Goth Regiment In fnli nm
form headed IN Col Cavanagh Major Doran. ana capt
Lyddy entered the hotel and were formally ana cor
daily received Col Cayanagh stats that the Board OF
Ofcers n the Goth Regiment had pas-ed lo'D i 80
ACKNOWLEDGING the services which the exes had rem
dered to their country O'DOnOyan Rlssa ttnLincI
thanks. and stated that every movement OF IutI2 t
their arrival In thls country was meant 70 reHe,1 'n
upon their course and concluded by saying thH' ""0
the time came for action, he hoped tO be ready -,
Capt Lyday then read the formal address OF iratL
welcome which substantially the same "a inc o'i,'
presented by distnctvey Irish ass1'i'lloii'
Col Burke replied that be and hi- friends we're HAPPY
meet the Officers Of the Goth Regiment, ana prpu nll
their suilerngs were recognized. II wa- Ony ny tn'
eOguence actions soldiers that Ireland cOud DC
served
Patriotic and fratcrual toasts were drunk IN ChaH
payne at the conclusion Of which Mrs ODOuONGh iOSHa
" a. Introduced tO the COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03


The uId Assembly District Grant ClubA. Bor,t.
President was addressed last evening ny Col ID Cur
s who advocated harmony n the 30 publican party and
denounced The corruption and e1truya oi Tam
many. Resolutions adopted cordially lhNl.ih- 900
the Grant, autIammauy Republicans in Che DISTRICT 20
JOIN TIE Climb. @ss.-
The following bill has been introduced into
the Penn.yIyaui. senate by Mr. Anderson Of AegLany
County:
SECTION l. Hs Il e1dci,d de-, Thai female iaXpayer- or
this Common wealth. over the axe o 81 years %" -ld
have resided any school district for more ildh one
ye.r shat. Doc eligible thrr In for ctcuIor appoEt ucut
10 the Office " Director of Common schools.
The With Assembly District Grant Club dis
cusscd last night the project Of Grant ratification
meeting % Doe held course ~ fortnight Encas
Elliott addressed the club. urging Jhat cry Republican
.IouII constitute himself Committee 90 ono 10 bring
voters 10 the polls the next election. and That they
ought give -Lrr united efforts to W.r- TINS etu
cf--4G cty from the grasp " corruption. The IF--
dent Henry A. smith said 10 au-urcd well fhti men "f
Grant Club
The Hartford Conn CJErGHt speaking Of the
probable Democratic nominee for Congress Do he ia
Hartford District, say:
The Democrats OF this district rather their managers
fu fl- city, have desired Go have Mayor tIaIr- T. "a lr
man consent fo Dee their carCIIfe for Cor ge>-. Mt
Chairman loUeVrr understand, dut- NOT linhtr dItrr
tne nomination. and ha- told bus friends 10 l- not
or De candidate and competent men WHO c1Er i'r he
eruty honor Of IS nomination scarce. The lNauat'f-
nos. are. Wc hear t.rAug bosettIn-y 10 III. huIt "
The Tunes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
CON 1N me coNsTTUTION.

The Christian Union of this week has an ar
.o .gges,ed by the Convention held lately in Phila-
deobia 10 promote the project Of religious amend
,,ert 70 the Constitution. II says
"supposs you triumph IN the 1ey t and desperate
81 i,ht, ariaus what viii you have accomplished
AZ Vii have added 10 the document ~ question three
lou VIZ .ust ~ n d. nothing more. l. that God In
C,,,titutiouf Perhape 80, but God knows there
lhr IT, mo- more God ia me country for all that and
Nouu bcliove He would accept this poor compliment
~ len Of that practical service which lac demands al tho
hands OF the people -. - M, - .
. M friends OF the measure are not likely ever 20
= :. ,,n,ug Themselves The COM entlOn which met ia
hied@Ira on the 18th inst, 10 consider this subject,
REUSED ~ Aoc.t kAIaaeJs0.f NhicA Si1DH r0V0slLea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-03
IrcrrREs. MEETINGS. ETC.

Abont 400 persons were present ~ the secOnu
animal meeting of the Baptist Social Union OF MAMMAL
TAN Island in Apollo Hall last evening, and the following
officer, were elected for the ensuing year. freslHeh A.
p Hastings: Vice-Presideuts Robert g. Cornell b. IT,
Rloss secretary Samuel T. Hllman Treasurer Abrom
Depele. Directors. John c. Oyerheser John W.
stevens Samuel C. BurdIck. william 4. Cauldweh'
CHARLES : Glover George NJ. Wandering, ana A. fIteuau.
After a dinner speeches were utnt oy W, rr,7
President s. = Constant; Samuel l. HlInah' .ne I5O.
g. n Andrews, the Rev. Il. $. McArthur' te -
Ccar1e PentSeost gresham Van Horn0f LD n
port thc Rev ID. H. Brigh4n- A. r. Hastings anu TIC
Rev. W. G. Van Meter.
The last lecture of the scientific course pc
fore the American Institute will be delivered this even
ing at the Academy of Music. By Henry Morton freS-
dent OF the stevens Institute OF Technology HoDoken
The lecturer has recently appeared before Philadelphia
Roltimore and W. hingon audiences, and the neWspi
pers ~ those cities have spoken ID the hghest lIs %
hi. efforts He has the reputation Of being peaa4hs
xpOuDer OF the mysteries of science, and ~ possessing
A wonderful faculty OF inyenting and exnbuhg mover
appar4tu-. by Of which ms lectures are hlue
beautiful and brilliant spectacles, a. well as Instructive
lessons
The Paper Hangers Association elected the
following officers last evening President, Edwin Mar
Tin. Presidents Frank Tyrreil and john SrOJCfs
Treasurer Thomas Graham; secretary, spencer Burt
William Allen Butler will deliver the third
IN the course OF University Law Lectures this evening
ar the University Chapel. His topic d" The Relation
between LAWYER and Client" Is claiming, at present,
leading share III public scusslon