New-York tribune., 1873-03-01
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Miss Jenny Leeds, the inspirational speaker,
will lecture, at Apollo Hall, tomorrow morning and
evening
An Inauguration speech will be delivered by
Theodore E. Tomnson Sat Justice Hartman's Court
house, No. l63 East Houston-st, this evening
The Rev. Henry Morgan of Boston viii de-
liver the first of Of lectures to nOnchurchmen
at Cooper Institute tomorrow evening, his subject being,
Fast Young Men,"
The Seventh Ward German Reform Organ
izaton No 80 Canat last night indorsed the reso-
utions Of the citizens mass eetngin in opposition to the
charter amendments.
Selous's paintings of ancient and modern
Jerusalem win be exhibited in the FOurth-ave Presby-
terrain Church on Monday evening and lecture will be
delivered by DR.. Howard Crosby.
Dr. Cotton will lecture upon and give an
exhibition OF the amusing effects OF laughing gas, at the
Cooper Institute Monday evening. These entertain
ments proved popular last Winter.
Miss +. II. Churchill delivered a lecture on
" woman's Sphere" TO a large assemblage OF school
teachers at the Thirteenth Ward Industrial School in
Rivingtonst. yesterday She took the ground that
wOman's nOblest sphere was IN the home circle.
Samuel Leavitt delivered an address before
the Liberal Club last evening on Township Organza
ton" Having pointed outthe advantages derived from
diversified labor and the proximity Of the producer aud
consumer held that the principles underlying these
pied in the social poiity towns. making a
gument for local seifgovernReht dhe sneet d was n
HallOck.
The exhibition of the Junior Glass of the
College Of the City OF NewYork held last evening
at seinway Hall, IN the presence of large audience
The exercises opened with prayer by the Rev. NJ
B. Crawford after which Gen. Webb, President Of the
College explained that original theses required from
members Of the eJuniof Glass, and that the stu
dents rank according 20 their excellence IN composition
and delivery. The following was the programme:
The Mora, struggle for s1eoce samson Lse6%an ths s
Goodness, William T. Roieabaeh, sisbL" Richard p Williams
or Ps .SSy SSoe S W. fS Hsa H. asD Psess
Stronger than Death Daniel Van Petit The Cultivation Of the Amer
The third session of the Irish Convention
was held at Hbernian Il all last evening over 60 soc
cites were represented including % divisions OF the An
cient Order Hbenans and nearly all OF the Father
Mathew and Church Societies. Committees were ap-
pointed to wait the Irish regiments and invite them
TO Join in the procession. John Ghgan. of the old St.
James r C. I. A. b. Society," was elected Grand Mar
eha; Thomas Riley A. o. H. No. Is, First Assistants and
James Flynn of Branch No T. A. b., Second Assistant
Tne Board of Police informed Yesterday the societies @
cessiOn could not lawfully be allowed 10 pass through
Chatham-st. which is used 10y five city railway lines
The Board suggested to societies that upon coming
down the Bowery they should tuu into Canas thence
proceed to Broadway, and by that thoroughare reach
tine City Hall.
A meeting of the alumni Of Rutgers Fe
male College was held yesterday morning in the college
chapel Miss ChelbOuFg of the class Of 1870 presiding
communication from the Board OF Trustees was read
stating the college stood very much in need OF im
mediate pecuniary assistance TO provide new teachers
improve the art room, repensh the library, and TO
move a floating debt OF eight thousand dollars
An earnest appeal made TO the alumni for help AT
the close Of the reading It was unanimously resolved
alumni individually and as body exert them
selves to utmost raise for their Alma Mater sum
not less than $4,000 The subject OF iars taDeaux ana
musical entertainments means OF raising funds was
discussed and Committee, consisting OF Miss Lucy
Mcmahon, Miss Hattie X. Bryan, Miss GliddOn, Miss
Briggs Miss Merritt Miss Alice Stevens Miss Hall, Miss
Fountain, and Miss McAister were appointed TO con-
slider method of obtaining the desired amount.