New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-10
LECTURES hND MEETINGS.

The annual Fall meeting OF the Long Island
Bible Society VIII I've held at Fiathush 10 morrow.
Mr.. De CordOya's lecture on Them Brown
BOYS Of Browntown" can DC heard al DIR. Crosby's
Church III FOurtravc. tonight
A special meeting OF the East RIVER Bridge
Company will be held tomorrow at ~. N. The Execu
tive Committee will meet at D. 10. Al the regular hns
ness session financial condition o the enterprise Wi,
he considered and action be taken III regard to several
designations.
The Eighteenth Ward Council of Political
Reform received In Oriental Hall Saturday evening
The report Of the Treasurer showing the of the
late campaign 10 have been 1921 % ana The voluntary
receipts S5j5 II was voted to h0ld meetings CD the brst
Saturday OF each month
The "Gymnasts Tournament" attracted q
large audience the Academy OF Music on Saturday
night. The exercises which we're conducted by ANA
tenr eymnasts included feals on parallel lars sus-
pended rings with dumDbells. and in climbing and
vautng, and would not have dsgraced professional per
formers.
The managers of the GALAXY Lecture Course
have concluded that Church of the Disciples is
a., distance uptown Inaccessible 10 many OF the lecture
loving peope OF New-YOrk and have therefore trans
terIed the course TO Association Hail where they VIII
introduce on Wednesday evening Jon1 ", odAe, VINO
will read unpublished poems beside several of his
most popular productions
DIR. bio Lewis opened his lecture on "Our
Girls" at Cooper Institute on Saturday night, with a
violent attack upon the masculine habit OF smoking and
chewing expressing the behc that the OF tobacco
tons, and that if the young men Of America would give
up cigars consumption would be confined 10 womeu who
bring il upon themselves by unhappy methods OF dress
American girls the most beautiful IN the world
then lungs were smaller than those OF their grand
mothers.
Bachelors and their F0lles" was the sub
ject OF the Rev. Henry Morgaus lecture delivered at
Cooper Institute last night Bachelors, he said. the
privileged of society who roam the world without
bearing its burdens and who masters OF the art of
evad ne an shrkng -evading the woman question, aud
sinking responsibility; bat they have no wives 10 hide
their faults reform their habits take the eonceit ont Of
advice TO q bachelor To seek the help ~ q true
woman, for vile wac the balance wheel OF "a mans
character.
An important convention of the American
Public Health Association viii begin tomorrow at the
hall OF the Union League Club Madison and East
ryenty.syth-st and will continue three days. This
Association is composed OF health officers throughout
the country, aud Of scientific men who have made
special study of sanitary subjects. one oi the IN
porant features OF the present meeting viii be the or
Ranization Of methods OF cooperation ~ the prevention
of cholera by an OF the health authorities IN The Uulon
Addresses win De made by President White OF ne Cor,
nell University President Barnard OF Coinnbn Coege'
Prof OrdToDaOy. State Commissioner OF lubacy; Dr
Nathan Allen OF Lowell. Mas pr Elisha Harris pro''
Carl Pfeiner and many others. .....t I
The Rev. John L.. Spaulding, =. 7. j., de-
lyered a lecture last evening al g. Anns church ~
East TweIfthst. on art and the Christian Religion"
The Church was flod the proceeds from The ,aie Of
tickets seiDg for the poor OF the parish lie eoniendcd
that art seeks 10 reveal 20 man the ideal and The ides
Coo Thrs art is religions and The two connected
ana art LIKE religion universal - ITS dppncahOn hno
both vii i've together To the ond ~ the WOih. 'io 10
fcIred 90 TN ChIisans Of tho Ot1 c1ntuIy hoNstsE
against arr bsns introduced into "a. Chul e5 ' nu
fhat art IN fbe <nrc kel tbc people Dgcher ana ,a,
il bar been Inc means OF The success oi iso hoiah
paetry and painliae elosely ooDBc ted v.ih bg On
tseL GOlnf Ia vorb " ibe glory 0! Sod