New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-24
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

DR.. Felix Adler will deliver a lecture at
Lyric Hal this evening the Fall OF Jerusalem"
The Rev. Henry Morgan closed his course of
Dune Lectures in Cooper Institute last evening with
Fast Young Men" repetition OF the lecture
qucsted bv the audience.
About 10Oprintcrs, members of Typographical
Union No g. met in caucus yesterday at the Tenth Ward
Hotel for the purpose Of nominating the following
Tickets For President. Hugh f. Dalton; for vicePresl-
dent. James Smith for Treasurer Thomas Burke; for
Secretary NJ L.. walsh; for Fdnd Trustee Alfred Bur
ton for Trustees Richard Payne and Joseph Payer.
Dr. Emanuel IIlertzbcrg lectured last night
in Turner'S Hall on "Infdehsm and the Relation Of the
Evangelical Alliance 10 the World OF Letters" In the
course OF his lecture Dr. Herzberg said that Christian
principles had not yet gained general acceptance when
AZ this city 1900 persons were brought before the
Police Justices. lie thonght II would be wise action to
sOeud the sent out 70 convert the heather Ia New
York In an endcayOr 10 convert the criminal classes
The first promenade concert of the new
Twenty second Regiment Band led by T.. s. Gilmore,
was given Saturday evening az the armory Four
feminist. near sixfh-ave The large drill room was
handsomely decorated with flags and bunting and
many persons were tDeIe Inc music except one piece
was the that heard recently 1t the Academy
of music. The corlet solos ny Arhuckle. and the
polka rendered by Gilmore, ATDuckle, aud six other
COrnct players were encurcd.
a Committee which was appointed at the
meeting in behalf of poor Thursday assembled
at house OF Jackson s. schultz Madison ave- on
saturday night Ii determined 10 have classifca
ton OF the poor Ia regard To the degree of their
poverty; 10 have inquiries made as to the number who
have Just claim 10 be helped by friends invite ap-
plcstiOns from farmers for laborers, and such a
plicants belong To state Institutions 10 their
proper homes No other measures viii be taken until IL
bocOTes clear that existing charitable agency civic
voluntary, is able To take care OF the poor.
The Rev. 5. j. Stewart preached at 10 a.
10. yesterday, in the United Presbyterian Church at
Twenty -fftbst between Sixth and seventh.ayes He
entitled his Anticipated Laws" After arguing
that God just God lie said that In speaking OF
Justice his hearers should bear in nina OF what true
Justice consisted God moi passionate like men and
accordingly, although He might seem TO allow the
wicked 10 prosper. ne would surely punish sin In The
end Suffering not evidence OF sin inssnnch a.
good men sometimes suffered. The spII of ancient
laws should he followed, not letter Auy law
that made lead false life has something fase nm
IT, and whatever law made better had the truth
in il.
The fourth lecture Of the Free Saturday
Night Lectures for the People at the Cooper Union was
gwen on saturday evening by Prof. Alexander Win
cheli IL. d. This lecture, entitled World Making ia
the OF series of four upon Geology The hail WAS
very well filed and the audience showed their
by frequent applause. New worlds he said. and the
present islands between them. probably nothing hat
the Of the original connecting link. Mara nts
line appearsncc OF planet which has land and waller
and frequent Manifestations. Jupiter sesms 10 be- en-
yeOped clouds. and T. probably IN the stormy stage
There very little chance that the ring thrown on n
the early stage shonld remain ring but Saturn had
that chance the ring IL retained THIS mode of for
nation - probably the rule IN every other solar syseIp
The ncbulse are All iuconhescent bodies.