New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
.NEW-NORK CITY.

At ST. ThOmass Workngmen's Benevolent Assoca-
tlon No. 2jl East Fifty scvenhst.. last evening Mr..
noble delivered an address " Life in Spain His
Interesting lecture frequently applaudod by larE.
audience. The Rev Mr.. rott presided.
Fred Emerson Brooks, the California writer and
hmOrist. Will give the second reading in the annual
Y NJ. G. A. course at Association Hall this evening at
= O'Clock. lie will recltc original poems.
The National Express Employe>' Association will
hold its annual reception at Central TurnVcrein Han.
sixty seventh Il. and Thrd-avc., This evening.
4 committee of the Iri,h county associations sent
Yesterday 10 Archbishop CrOkc, through Eugene Kelly
d Co.. S1 800 for the relief Of the famine sufferers in
Ireland.
Each regiment Of the National Guard in this city
and BROOKLYN has promised 10 send delegation 70 the
big ball Of the 69th Regiment in the Mad son square
Garden on Monday evening Lieutenant John O'Con-
nell the treasurer. says that all the bOXc, have been
sold and promises be the most successful ball that
the regiment has had in many years.
President Low, of Columbia CoNge, will deliver a
lecture at the college tomorrow morning, on Wash
ingtOn.'
Professor william Il. Harper, Of Yale College. viii
preach in the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church SUNDAY
evening on The Book Of Amos"
The I'd Battery will hold it. annual reception Al the
armory Broadway and Fifty second st., Februa Y
90 The review. before Adjuiant-General Josiah Por
ter will take place at 80 and the military march at
IL 80 y. m.
General James r. OBelrnc the ass.ston sulerln
tepdent at the Barge Onicc delivered an Interesting
lecture lat evening, On "Narpa'h aud Bvouac m
der the auspices Of the Young Mems Literary A-So'ia
ton at No. "a Whilest. Musical and literary cN
erciscs were gwen before and after the lecture.
The annual examination Of the junior priests Of
the archdiocese of NcwYOr took pace yesterday at.r
noon in tbe Cathedral school Hall. Archbishop Cor
ncan presided. Tie subjects upon which the p.i"et'
were examined were history and literature moral
theology and dogma. The priests examined are tho c
who have been ordained within five years.
The next lecture in the Wednesday evening course
at Coopcr Union will be given February by Samuel
Gompcrs tie labor agitatOr. His subject VIII b.
"Thc Aims and Achievements OF Trades Unions.
The varied display Of mechanical toys and mt;icat'
uuzlles now in street stock enables the ptnng mes
.enpcr boy to regain his wind comfortably and in
stIuctively.
Pursuant 10 instructions from Champion ;. ChaNc,
of Omaha. chairman Of the Committee on Plan ana
scope of the Pan Republic Congress notices have b en-
.ent 10 all Of tile members OF the committee that u
meeting Will he held at the Hoffman House, ms
city, at . p m on Tuesday next
The lecture this week in the Cooper Union free sat
uIdav.night course will be delivered by lr fe> or
Franklin W. Hooper. on The Ice Age in America" "
with lantern Illustrations
special revival services being hcli every evening
in the Mornmg,ldc Chapel AZ II. NIcIoIa ave. ana
one hundcd-and scvcncentl-st., OF which the Rev h.
H. Crcsscy Is pastor. services will be he'd on sunday
at II a. m and 3 80 ami 80 l.. IN, and sunday
school at . 80 p. N.
The Chri >tan League will hold ts monthly meeting
AT NO. 80 East Twenty second it. this evening Ad'
dresses will be made by the Rev. Dr. u. +. De Costa
Aaron Powell, Mrs. Frances j. Barnes and Miss D. H.
Merrill.
The shorts" the Produce Exchange fastened 70
cover yesterday, and 50 cid shorts III VI" Nettrh
markets, !, was a lively day here. MAY wheat That
closed ON "Wednesday at ~ O4 "a advanced yesterday
10 - O6l.2 May corn went up from 30 b cents to
80 81 and May oats from 81 5.S 10 81