New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-12-14
NETWORK CITY.

dethodist missionary Jubilee viii he held in
re Academy OF Knslc on Thursday hight, and the
ministers of that denomination IN this city are
pec:ed to take part III the services.
4 meeting of the Irish PaIl Anentary Fund As
ISOLATION Will be held at o. lock this evening, ut
the Hoffman House, and che report Of the com
mIttee on subscriptions w al be read.
:. l.. c., ElmIra.-lhe form "chamber music'
was borrowed from tLs Italian mtsca da camera
whicA was nsed 10 d4stlnguish between music writ
ten Tor church or ieatre and music specially fitted
for performance n a small room In general way
called chamb' r concerts.
n Copstan' Readcr'-Cyrus w. Baldwin is the
htSlstcTo Vital Statistics of Paterson and his adj
uIeSS u . City Hall OF that city. There is no
~ ~ the public for burial permits, certhcateS,
&C. nj information desired by mail would cost
~ applicant only the postage for ills inquiry ana
vi Jicply,
NTw-YoRKTRs on sNow-sHOEs.
The membership of the OTatain SnOw-Shoc Club
UfNcw-YOrk has been increased by the addition or
many of the me nberS of the Canadian CUB Inc
first exhibition of the winter Will take place near
Hackensack, y, }.
"YE OIDF FOIKEsn TO GIVE A CONCERT.
An "olde fOke's concert will be held Tomorrow
night in the Union Tabernacle Church, IN west
lhTty-sevcnh-st for the benefit OF the cmn d .I
A chorus If sixty voices will take part and an
anvil chorus Will be one OF the features OF the en-
tcrtainnent.
LECTURE BY PROFESSOR COPE.
Professor Edward ID. Cope. of Philadelphia.
Editor of The american Naturalist will address the
New-York Academy of Sciences at Columbia Col
iege this evening on the 'GcucaIOgN OF the MANI
MALTA" Tickets may be obtained without charge
from Professor y. l.. BrItton, at the college.
Mr.. BENJAMIN TO LECTURE on PERSIA.
The American Geographical Society Will hold the
second of its meetings for the season at Chlckerlng
Hall tins evening. ). q. w. Benjamin, formerly
United states Minister to Persia, viii deliver lee
ture on Persia and the Persians." Lantern slide
views taken by the lecturer will be shown.
FRYE COURSE OF SCIENTIFIC LECTURES.
The New-YOrk Academy of Science has arranged
for course OF four free public lectures scientific
subjects nv well-known lecturers to he delivered
on the second Monday evening OF each month from
December to March. The course Is independent OF
the, Academys regular series OF weekly lectures.
The first of the free Will be delivered TINS
evening in the library building of Columbia Col
lege. by Professor Edward ID. Cope! of Philadel-
phla on The GeueaOlOgy of the Manmalla'
ANNCAL MEETING OF THE NEw-YORK CANOE CLUB.
The New-York canoe Club HELD it's animal meet
ipg and dinner last night at the Hotel Hungarla.
&. X. MunTOe elected cOInmOdeTe,
W T. stephens, vicc-cOmmOdOre, and {. D..
Stevens secretary. About thirty sat down
to dinner including a number Of visitors. Com
modore Greenfield aud Arthur Brcntano, of the
OF the Mohican Canoe Club, of Albany, were
present.
MEDICAL STUDENT MISSIONARIES MEET.
There was a Medical Students Missionary Con-
ference yesterday afternoon and evening at Asso-
clation Hall, at twenty thra-ot and FOnrth-aNe.
The principal speakers were DR.; G.. X. Agnew' OF
this city: Dr. +. 4. surge, medical missionary IN
Siam; the Rev. John ;. Chandler, of the MaduIa
Mission, India j. f. K. Studd, Professor W: II.
Thompson and the Rev. Arthur MITCHELL Many
others took part in 4 discussion,