New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-14
IECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Miss Phoebe w. Couzins, member of the
St Louis bar, VIII lecture this evening at Association
Hall. on Women as Lawyers"
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course for the People will be delivered this evening
The great Hail. by Prof Charles F. HART, Of Cornell
University. Evolution In Ornament"
The XVIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association last evening allowed T. T. Marshall and
residents Of the Twenty-rst Ward the privilege
trbutlons for the poor.
The Committee of Fifteen of the Produce
Exchange appointed obtain subscriptions i'll aid OF
the suffering poor met Yesterday and adopted Their
which will be put in circulation to-day
A second meeting of grain receivers will be
held at the Produce Exchange at p m, to-day, to re-
Ces the report Ss o. tine esn U &c at se as
the delivery OF grain at the several railroad depots
DR.. j. ay.Villers will repeat, on Monday
evening Association Hail. his humorous lecture on
" Funny People we Meet" These entertainments OF Dr.
facial expressions which he assumes IN Initiating chsr'
scters.
The following applications for membership
to the Produce Exchange have been approved oy the
W E. Hall, @ X, McKendrck ID. Mllken jr., ]. &. +.
sranahaD, Jas Thallon, Stephen Valentine. IT,, and
Chss. Wtthon
The project of annexation took definite
shape at large meeting Of taxpayers Of Brooklyn
favorable to municipal union with NewYork held In the
Directors Room OF the Academy Of Music on Thursday
evening permanent organization was enected by the
eiecuon Of g. B. ChitteDden President George T. Holt
First icePresdent; Henry Sheldon Second Vice
President; Charles J. Lowrey, secretary Robert
Turner, Treasurer.
An entertainment was given last evening at
the rooms Of the New. York Historical Society. IS
compliment to Miss Jennie Lewis. ayoung reader 1t
was conducted BY the st. Marks Literary and Social
Union, and the hall wac crowded. Inc readings ana
recitations were varied, and Miss Lewis was wen
received. Mime. Gulager, Miss Mary c. Hobbs. Jacob
Graf George Ellard, and Vim. H. Beckett, took part in
the musical programme.
The Samaritan Home for the Aged will give
Sch valentines Kettledrum to-day and this evening at
the 1iss Regiment Armory. at Broadway and Thirty
nuhst The object 10 to raise funds for the Society
whlen nhs done much good in quiet Ia providing
MONIES Tor those TOO old 70 work aud unfortunate
nave rends deserves every aid and encouragement
u can receive At the kettedrum are mu Isle, dancing
Punch aud JUDY. aud other entertainments.
| meeting of the Convention of Irish Socie-
ties took place last evening at Hibernis Hall No ~
Princest at which there large attendance of the
delegates Thomas kerrgau stated that the object was
to make the necessary preparations the annual cee
brauon OF st. Patrcks Day by the accustomed narade
H. Gabries 81. Vlncents, ST. Anthony Young Mem,
| st. James's and Old Mems 81. JaDes's X g. # A n
6Ocietiss Father Mathew Parent Societies Nos l. g.
and 9, Father Mathew X &. T. A. b. Society No l. 81
ColumDa's, Holy lnnocents, Transhsurat I'm
| maculate Conception socefIes. The meeting ad-
JourDed until next Friday evening, W enable eli tie
s0ess kfs " present tbeli CREDENTIALS.