New-York tribune., 1873-02-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

| Mr.. Favarger will lecture on means OF
speaking Tonsues" in tho Chapel OF the Theological
| Seminary. No. Uuyersity-plaee, this evening.
| The letter carriers of the General Post
ONCE entertained their friends Irving Hall last even
ing the second annual ball being more successful
| than the first
Jerome Buck will read Washington's Fare
well Address, and the Hon. l. d. Kiernan and II. b.
Perkins wl make speeches on Feb a. at the rooms Of
the Boulevard Club
The Rev. DR.. Thomas Street delivered a
lecture Scotland" last evening at the Fourth Pres
byteran Church in Thirty fourthst for the benefit OF
| the West Side Mission.
The Rev. DR.. r. s. StOrTs, jr, presented, last
evening, "a few Notices Of European Libraries" at a
stated meeting the Long Island Historical Society at
the Packer Institute Brooklyn.
The students of Columbia College held their
regular "semtAnnual" at the Academy OF Music, last
evening, s. NJ stilwell jr presiding There was good
In the Hudson County Court of Oyer and
Terminer Judge Bede presiding the trial Of John Doris
accused Of the murder OF Thomas Donean on Nov. H.
1872 continued yesterday John Doris the prisoner
testified in his own behalf and the evidence IN the case
was closed.
The Committee of Ten of the Apollo Hall
Executive Committee win meet TO and make ar
rangements for holding primaries In the various wards
the latter part Of next week meeting OF tne new %
General Committee VIII be held ID Apollo han Oh tne
evening OF Feb. 8.
An interesting sale of books took place at
the Clinton Hall saeroom. last evening. The audience
was small and books sold cheaply, though the
collection was fine one. Dodsleys Annual Register"
volumes from its beginning in 1853 TO 1928 sofa TOT
Is cents per volume Beaumont and Fetchers Dramauc
Works, 10 vOs brought &C. The cheapest sale OF the
evening was the 4" Galere Mitaire vOs when sofa
many The sale Will be continued this even
ing
The second lecture of a course given at the
Pilgrim Baptist Church, In West Thirtythirdst, was
delivered last evening by Dr. j. g. Holland The subject
was "The Social Under-tow," and the lecture an
able argument In favor Of the educational and moral
training OF children the only true method OF progress
the same place next Tuesday evening by the Rev. w. H.
Felix, upon Z" Our visit TO Jerusalem"
A meeting of members of the American In
stute favorable to a reform in is administration was
held last evening in Room No. "a Cooper Union, under
the auspices of the Reform Committee. ID. ]. whitney
was chosen Chairman and Mr. Ormsby. Secretary. The
latter read resolutions which forth In brief the
grievances OF which the dsaffected members complain
They were received with applause, and after some
debate adopted with another series which had been
offered by Mr.. Ormsby a substitute. The following
officers we're then put In nomination, To be voted
for at the annual election to be held tomorrow, at the
of the Institute in Cooper Union, between ana
SPIN. -
Preslfen-J.mss Jackson observation-disclosures. p Day
Parish COrrsspoadlHg Srsarv-J4mes A Whitney TeGsarer
john y. Giles
Direetort-Abram Hewitt Thom,s Adnarce Cyrus II. LOue
Charles X. Graham, Edward Walser William Hah