New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-12
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Baptist Sunday school Association OF
this city will meet the Calvary baptist Church to-
night. Addresses the national sundayschool work
will be made by the Rev j. b. Thomas, j. waters ana
j. Peddie.
The Committee on Naval Stores of the Pro-
duce Exchange met on Saturday to consider the new
rules proposed for the sale and shipment Of turpenne
and rosn (aready published in THE TRIBUsE). They
will report TO the Board OF Managers today
The seventh of the series of concerts given
by Gmore's Band the 22d Regiment Armory on Sat
urday, was attended by large audience; Inc pro
gramme wellseiected one anc was hearty ap-
pauded The solos of Arbuckle and Lefebre were
The New-YOrll Genealogical and Biographi-
Society held Ats annual meeting at Mott Memorial
Hall, No. "a MadisOnave., Saturday evening me re-
ports OF the Secretary, Treasurer, OF the Record Cup
and of tie Publication and Executive Committees were
read, and the Librarian reported several valuable shs
The annual invitation ball of the 22d Regi-
ment, National Guard to be held this evening at the
Academy OF Music promises to be ono OF the most Drill
liant gatherings Of the season. No tickets are sod.
Nearly 100 subscriptions of SIS each have been received
from the members OF the regiment The officers have
issued invitations Gov. Dix, AdjuantGen Rathbone,
InspectorGen. Morris. and the remainder OF Gov DKs
and staf ana the officers of the NavyYard, MajorGen
Newton. Major-Gen; Barnard MaJor-Gen; wright tne
other posts in the harbor, Major-Gen Shaler and stan'
and many others.
The annual election of the Century Associ-
alton was held Saturday evening, with the following
result:
Huntington; Secretary. r. Marlborough Treasurer Chas
Collins Tnse sas Jae' M, SA W wss eaI % Com
Admissions H. II anderson W. G. Choa:e $ Con1nt
Clear j js %ciass Henry CsoaacF Rosba; NV.
cHSs p Russell J. H. Van Amrngt George Cabot Ward VIM C.
wne T. L. Yquman. loa,s Commits o w w'1 Fs'h
Hall W. Wood Committee on Literature r. H. stoddar Frederick
Sheldon, and Henry ioli
Ia, Of ipta atpu in he
awards and assessments connected with the acquire
ment by the corporation OF title the lands set apart
for parade ground met, Saturday to their
views the Commissioners, at the office OF John Nc
Ciave No. Pine-st. There little opposition mani
tested to the establishment the location of the pa
rade ground; bur many thought that the city should
acquire title by purchase. There were complaints hat
il would be surrounded by dram-shops and that the
yalue of adjacent property would be diminished rather
than enhanced. Prospect Park and Jerome ParA were
cited as examples where the value of the surrounding
property was to deprecated by the drills and
the races.
iAnpoascemenAI
Observation-Disclosures COCAINE removes.
PoMERoY g. Co., 744 Broadway, sell for SO
Go to b. s. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway. corner
FIRST hands Watches repaired Ike ne"
. CLEANING and DYEING specially for the hOl
loan s s. 1' aaa s Broa sSsS and gS
The mothers remedy, for all diseases with
which chiGren afflicted Mrs WSsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP u
colo regulate the stomach ami
Of tcrthng and be alta TO
the child safety through the critical penodI
A NGELL's TURKISH BATHS, 81 Lexington
~ cob neuralgia and rheuma
onc. Fine hotel accommodations Open day AID night
4 tOthc furnace for warming houses and
NJ churches A. NJ. lesley pa West 23i Send for book
II N.SQUIRE, 81 FultOn-st., n. 1.-Watches,
Jswar and Sterling Slvewae first quality and sold Oh
smallest profits Every are guaranteed Damonds speelAy
NOVELTY CARRIAGE.
" CRADLE AND CARRIAGE COMBINED.
Adjustable Canopy Send for circular 20 LEW Is T.
TIBBALs 5l2 BrosdwaY, opposite St. Nicholas Ho.eL
DHELPS, DODGE & Co.,
IMPORTERS OF METALS
TIyPLATR SHEET IRON, COPPER BLoCK.TIN, WIFE, &c
R.,x.s, lain and Fulton NETWORK