New-York tribune., 1874-04-14
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Tho WomanIs Social Education Society will
meet at Plimpton Hall to-day at p; M Jcsephine MY
NJ. d., will road paper on " hSsioiogca MNf.ase' .
The Special Committee on Rapid Transit
appointed by the East West, North Sides and Washlng
ton Hghts Associations held meeting last night ana
resolutions fayoriDg the Eastman Kappa ItahSi' o
were adopted.
William E. Easily of London made his first
appearance reader beforea New-fork assemoiase'
at Association Hall, last evening The programme dn
cJuIed extracts from Whittier, LOusfeilow, Dckens'
Tro" bridge, and other authors
AT meeting yesterday oil the Doaru ol
Estimate and Apportionment the Controller was
authorized to issue 100000 worth of Croton Water Main
stock and 100000 worth OF additional new Croton
Aqucduct stock to raise money TO meet the require
mtnts of the Department of Public Works resolution
s9 sge loi worth of New-York County bonds TO raise
money to pay the couny's share OF Tue state sukng
Fund Gecency. These bonds are required 10 ne ssueu
as provided by chap 47 Of the act of April TO- 1874
The officers and managers OF the McCllntock
Benevolent Association held their regular anniversary
at st. Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday ~
y. H. The Association is attached To the Drew Inc
illogical Seminary at Madison, N j. and aims to render
needed assistance 60 young men struggling TO secure te
higher preparation for the ministry It's abors have re-
suited ia tue securing OF over $500 during ast year
Addresses delivered by DR.. Mliey and Prof Buz
OF the Seminary ana by Mesero. Brown and Mont
gUmery, as representatives OF tNe eehIor anu 'iuuie
Classes OF the same institution.
The New York Association for the Protection
OF held meeting last evening at the residence
Of william c. Barrett Of No. l12 East Thirty yninth-st.
ROYAL Phelps presiding. Communications wore read
from persons NewJersey and Maine desrou' OF FORM
ing similar associations, and requesting information ana
copies bylaws and constitution of the Society.
day by Judge Lane. against Markenan Ricy for an i-
fraction OF the Game Law IN selling partrdges OUT OF
TIE Secretary also reported thdt seVera Othor
similar suits " ere pending.
The annual examination Of the Cooper
Uuion Free Evening Schools begun last evening, ana
will continue during each evening OF the present week
until Friday and the first three evenings Of next week.
These evening schools divided into two sections the
scientific classes and the classes. The scientific
embrace about $50 students who are Instructed
by nine teachers The art classes are atendeu Dy ABOUT
The result OF the examination will be announced FRI
day. April a. The exhibition OF the ar department. WIZ
take place Friday, May 20, and the Commencement ex-
erc.ses will be held on Saturday MAY 80
The Lancaster Memorial Committee met in
the hall Board OF Education yesterday to take into
consideration the proposed testimonial to the memory
Of Joseph Lancaster Daniel Soe chosen President;
n T. Beers. Secretary. and A. " Ston. Treasurer On
notion Of Mr.. Bourne, the following Executive Com
mtee was appointed by the President 10 take active
charge OF the testimonial: william GLAND Bourne,
Henry Kiddle. John w. Creator John III. Hull. and
of tic British and Foregn School Society London
appointed corresponding member L. s understood that
the Committee Will 1T once pr sent their plea
subscriptions to the public and arrange for modest
testimonial
The regular monthly meeting Of the Brook
lyn Sunday-soho0l Union was heid ist e'ehiug III
Plymouth Church. the order Of exercises embracing the
usual singing aud addresses. The Rev. Emory J.
Haynes pastor OF the Hansonplace Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. Dr. Reuben jeffrey or the Marcyave.
Baptist Church, and the venerable Daniel DE Venne,
who began ministry in the Methodist Church in the
year 1sis and is now member of the NewYork East
Conference were seated upon the stage. The choir
made up Of scholars from the Sandsst Sunday school,
aud solos sung by Mrs Sarah Wiswell Of summer
field Methodist Episcopal Church choir. The first ad.
A n.
" The People Forgiven" The Rev. DR.. Jeffrey gave
some interesting statistics about construction the
Tabernacle and the significance Of its Symbols and the
third address made by the venerable Rev. Mt DE
Vienne who alluded TO the time-67 years ago-when he
with three Others established the first Suuday IN
Brooklyn In the sandsst. Methodist Episcopal Church.