New-York tribune., 1873-02-11
IECTIRES AND MEETINGS.

| An attractive entertainment was the ball of
the Mark Iangan Cotere Irving Hall last evening
| Thomas Herbert Worrall will lecture on
Mexico" at Association Hall, or Thursday evening.
The Quarterly Conference of Congregational
Churches OF NewYoFk and vicinity will be held in the
Rev. DR.. scudders Church. in Brooklyn, on Thursday
| next, at p. M.
The Maritime Association held a meeting
Yesterday afternoon at Exchange No 6l Beaverst
aud elected Mr. Boyd OF the firm of Boyd q Hinckeu,
| vice Hmcken, resigned.
| Ladies in favor of woman suffrage viii hold
| n public meeting at Robinson Hall, No. East six
teenthst. tomorrow evening. Mrs. Henry b. Stanton
| and others viii make addresses.
Miss Anna +. Dickinson will lecture at
steinway Hail. tonight, for the benefit OF the Gettys-
burg Sailors and Soldiers Orphan Homestead The
! theme Is What's 10 Hindert"
The first of a course Of three lectures, on
Physiology" will be delivered, by c. L. Lockwood.
NJ. D., evening at the Boys Lodging House,
No 327 Eiyngton-st for the benefit Of street boys.
The Brooklyn Woman's Club have engaged
Mr John Weiss give his Shakespeare lectures in their
parors at No so Willoughby-st tomorrow evening
the evenings Of the 1th 10th, and 2Gh February,
! and 1st and 80 March
The stockholders of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway Company win hold a meeting Feb.
90 TO consider subject Of the contemplated loans by
that road to the PithOle Valley, the Pennsylvania
Petroleum, and the Cbenango and Allegheny Railroads.
The Directors of the German Hospital have
elected the following officers President, G. Godfrey
Guenther; Wee Presidents f. Kan and Z. n. Moeller.
| secretary Dr. H. Athof' and Emu saner, Treasurer r
The German Christmas Far, in aid of the hospital fund
| yielded surplus OF $1,000.
| The Erie Railway Directors will hold q
meeting to-day, to consider the subject Of dividend
and 10 discuss other matters OF interest II under
| stood that dividend will he declared. Proposals for
supplies various kinds for the road received yes
terday, but were not opened.
of tiommIttpp Teachers Of
the Board of Education held, yesterday afternoon,
for the purpose Of investigating the charges OF drunken
ness made against Mr. Lord Principal OF Ward School
No. s. Several schOOleachers, associates OF Mr.. LORD
examined and their evidence was favorable TO the
defendant.
The Assembly Committee on Privileges and
Elections met yesterday the Fifth Avenue Hotel TO
hear evidence in the contested election Cogswe
against Oakley from the lid District Queens County
As Henry Smith and W. ID. Murphy, counsel for Mr.
Oakley had not arrived at $50 the Committee adjourned
until 10 a. m. to-day Joshua NJ Van Cott and w. ii.
Van Cott appeared IA counsel for Mr. Cogsweh
The ninth anniversary of the Working
women's Protective Union will be marked, this evening
by special exercises at Association Hall. including ad
dresses by Miss Emily Faithful, Mayor Havemeyer and
Others This Association established for the preven-
aud redress of frauds and mpostiOns upon
who obtain livelihood by employments other than
household service; to advise and assist them in obtain
ing such employments and 10 enforce, by legal proceed
ngs when necessary the payment OF wages which they
have earned.
The New-York Rapid Transit Association
met last evening at No. sixthave., r. A. Wthouse
in the chair g. T.. Church reported that the Working
Association would unite with the Association In
carrying purposes for which it was organized
He also reported that invitations had been sent 10 ten
prominent address the Cooper Institute meeting
the ish and that deeinatons had been received
obtain delegation of 100 prominen, c,t11en 10 y,st
Albany on Feb ~ ana present the claims OF the Rapid