New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-01-27
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. Etienne Lambert will lecture In FRENCH
tonight on "Delusion at No. 1888 Broadway
John b. Cough will deliver to night, at Stem
wav Hail. his rewritten lecture called "Will IL Pay
At n recent meeting of the Harlem Yacht
Club Edgar williams, Of the yacht Dudiey' was
elected Commodore -,
Prof Young of Dartmouth College Will lee
,e this evening before the American Institute In the
large hall OF the Cooper Union on Our frese"' A"o
ledge OF the SUM-" -. ,
The feature of the Association Hall matinee
next Saturday afternoon will be lecture by Miss Emily
Faithful. Subject "Glimpses OF Eminent Men anu
Women have Known"
Mark Twain will lecture on the "Sandwich
rsandsp at seinway Hall on Feb 5. The sale of tickets
will omen today at the Mercantile Library The lecture
will be repeated in the Brooklyn academy on feo'
Augustus Le PlongeOn, LID, Will read q
naper ON 1.-THE Condolences between the Monuments OF
Ancient America and those Of Assyria and Egypt 10
cal society In Cooper Institute The annual election OF
officers will also be held
The promenade concert Of the 18th Regiment,
at the armory onsaturday evening was, as usual largely
attended. Grafulla presented very attractive pro
ramne one of the chief features OF which was an ar
rangemen the national airs OF TINS country ana 1u
rope. The next concert Will be gwen on fep' ]@' go
A meeting of the Committee OF seventy VIII
be held this evening to receive the report OF tne oo
mittee who went TO Albany to press several
to the Republican charter. 1t is understood tna1 DOT
man b. Eaton will visit the Capltol on luesuay anu
dress the Committee the subject OF the ploposeo
charter and amendments.
The second free elementary class OF young
ladies in photography at the Cooper Institute Afforded
on Saturday Peter Cooper, Prof Zachos and other WIS.,
tors an opportunity of testing the value OF course OF
90 lessons and the verdict expressed TO the teacher
the class, Mrs. L. b. Burns, was very 1aVorsOei "a
strong effort is making 10 provide uu course Oh usiy
instruction IA photography for ladies', ana tne rePo. VI
speeia committee will he received to-day, at $3.50 p m
at Room OF the Women's School OF Design.
An unusually stirring meeting OF the Inter
national Workingmens Association was held yesterday
during which representative OF English Repubhcansm
made a speech denouncng the divine right OF kings,
and eulogizing Sir Charles Dixie An lrishman III re-
ply propounded a scheme for the establishment OF Re
Pp1b,ican Union OF the British Isles-an which
approved by the meeting Mr. Mac Gregors resolution
authorizinga Revolutionary Committee, 10 hOld secret
sessions to correspond with all Inernatonas and other
bodies TO receive subscriptions and TO enroll volunteers
for the liberation OF Cuba from the rule OF Spaln was
lost by one vote.
Supervisor Cooper, Chairman of the Nilsson
Hall Investigating Committee, announced at the meet
ing held on Saturday that Mr.. strahan had been EN-
ployed by the Committee on Armories and Drl-roons
as its counsel to inquire the legality OF the present
leases Of the armories BrgaderGen Funk testified as
TO the general value OF the armories and and
stated that In his opinion Nilsson Hall was worth rem
tai OF not more than 600 year. He said that eight
months ago it offered to him for 1900 year, or
$40 less than the city Is now paying Tor IL AthOugh
subpenas had been issued for j. b. Young the owner OF
the building, and two others, they failed To
appear.