New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-02-10
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Brooklyn Homeopathic Hospital, No. 95
Cumberland-st. will be formally opened on Thursday
evening.
The sixth annual ball of the Italian Rife
Association will be given this evening at the Germana
Assembly Rooms, Nos I9l and 1913 BOWery.
The War Veteran Association has reelected
Gen. James Jourdan President for the ensuing year.
and Gen. E. b. Fowler Capt. John Hall, and Henry
Hughes as Nice-Presidents
Miss Emma Webb Mime. Nivert) will lecture
on Patchwork for the benefit Of the Free Medical Ii
brary, at No. g. Madison;ave on Friday evening She
Will be assisted by Mr.. HILL tenor
DIR. j. G.. Holland will deliver a lecture on
1.-THE Social Undertow" tomorrow night, at the Pilgrim
Baptis Church in Thrty-thrdst. between Eighth and
Ninthayes for the benefit Of the Sunday school
The annual entertainment of st. Gabrieps
Literary Association viii be given in the Thirtyfourth
st. Theaer between Second and Thirdayes., this, to-
morrow, and Wednesday evenings lof inc DEMENT, VI 'e
DR.. VIM F. Thomas, Secretary for the So
ciety for the Education and Advancement Of Young
seamen, will lecture the Prevention OF Disease
before the New-Iork NAUTICAL sehOOl thls evening, al
No. % MadisOn-st.
The niuth anniversary of the WOrkingmen's
Protective Union will be celebrated tomorrow evening
at Association Hail. Addresses will be made by Mayor
Havemeyer, the Rev. G. +. deems the Rev George II.
HepwOrth, the Rev. Stephen ii. Iyng, Jr., and Miss
Emily Faithful
The hawkins Zouave Association, composed
of the veterans of the Ninth NewYork Volunteers had
its annual dinner at Nos 1s and 20 ST. Markspace on
Saturday night. The following officers were eectee:
President Hawkins yePesden Bi.sr Jardinei Treas
HOr9er Secretary julius Langosa EreetVe Com
mttee William C0regou John r. Percy Henry A NJ Beers Beers
Samne Aacom, John K Shields
A meeting of the Episcopal clergy and laity
was held last evening at the Church Of the Transgura
ton, in Twentyninth-st. Ffthaye. The object Of
the meeting was aid for church extension and
mission work in places within the limits of this diocese
but without the city Bishop Potter stated the yastness
and importance OF the home work. Some hundreds OF
thousands of dollars spent annually by this diocese
for the work abroad, while only about $4,000 had been
given to the work, which demanded our earnest
attention. Bishop Potter was followed by the Rev. Mr..
Appegate OF Newburgh, Dr. Harrison OF Peekskl, and
Dr. seayer of this city, who all spoke OF the trials TO be
encountered in home missionary effort and the great
need of support from the wealthy parishes AT the close
OF the meeting large collection was made.
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