New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-20
rrrTT-prs AND MEETINGS.

Col. John Hay viii lecture at Association Hall,
tonight on Day break in Spain"
An effort is making to induce Miss Kate Field
20 give series Of matinee lectures on English History
and Life
Miss Kate Stanton of Providence will give her
lecture on The Loves Of Great Men,, In the free course
at Unity Chapel Harlem. this evening.
John 3. Cough has condensed his three
lectures on London" into one, which he viii deliver
this evening" at Association Hail. at Fourth-aye. and
Twenty-third-st.
The following are the newly-eiected officers
Of Clinton Lodge 49, f. and A. NJ. Of Brooklyn l. d.
s. Il Maegregor MASTER D. Il Ives, s. w W. c. R,karis W.
O. yyse Tr''Suis g N H,snn1 i% ~ Knsh u
AT the fair for the benefit of the German
rvospital al the German Savings Bank at Foureenh-st
and Fourhave last night the Lledertafel OF the New
York Turn Yeren performed an attractive programme
The fair Is well patrOnlled
William Anderson delivered his lecture on
'Cour.ship and Marriage" in the Beekman Hill NJ E.
Church. in Fifethst last evening, In the presence OF
large audience. Some sensible advice was gwen TO
young men and women upon tne Importance OF making
apprOpriate matrimonial alliances.
Fred Douglass delivered his lecture on " Re-
mnlscenccs OF slavery" at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn
last night lie reviewed the history OF Slavery and OF
the anti-slavery movement, dwelling especially upon
basis OF compromise between Slavery and Freedom
Sedgwick Post, No. II, G.. A. R., has chosen
the following officers:
JBu, Lsnghein Com nsn1er, Charlie. Holrer " C. John
KYLE J. c.; Alfred Bughee Qusrennasteri James H. Toohg
&daiint Watnan q Charles Barlow oGeer . Day
William Finley Of Gua; Delegates 10 Department Bncmp
men a. ShsdOn James H. TOoA Michael Iegan. and r. Val
enina
A course of lectures on France, for ladies',
viii be given at Association Hall each Tuesday and
Friday morning O'clock beginning Jan. T. and end
ing Feb IA 1872 by William L. Kingsley Of Yale College
and OF The Netp. Englqnder The lectures Will form 3
kind OF imaginary pnces OF special interest and
will beur especially upon their connection with history,
biography literature, and art, and WILL be ILLUSTRATED
with maps and photographs.
The Rev. Theodore j. Holmes, formerly of
East Hartford Conn., installed last night Pastor
of the Lee-aye Congregational Church, Brooklyn. The
Rev. Richard s. storrs. jr., DID, preached the sermon
the charge 10 the pastor delivered by the Rev Wm
7 Budington. DID,; the Rev. G. b. Wilcox extended
the right hand OF Fellowship, and the Rev. M E. Strictly
gave Tie charge 10 the people, AT tho council, which
met in the afternoon. Dr. Burlington acted as MODERATOR
efs with satisfactory results Az the close or the SEES
sion pountifu collation. Was furnished The delegates by
the ladies or the chuICa
meeting was held in st. Paups NJ. E..
Church. at Fourhave. and Twenty secondst. last even
,np by the Board OF Education OF the Methodist Church.
In The interest Of Methodist education in the United
States Bishop James presided, and addresses were
mazda by the Rev Charles A. Holmes OF Allegheny, Pa
the Rev n C. Coblegh Of Atlanta, Ga and the Rev. T..
81 Haven Corresponding Secretary OF the Board Mr..
Cobeigh represented education nc the South In de
molaEed condition. but was positive that missionary
from the church In the North could accomplish immense
good there He has 10 tins city for the purpose Of
raising funds.