New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-26
MEETINGS IND ENTERT1INMENTS.

The Republican ORGANIZATION OF the XXIId Assembly
District viii meet Icnox Hall, nirdaVe. and seven
ty.seconG.-t this Henry q. Fodham. u Bay
Shora who made the tarn special study for more
than thirty years and has faculty Of presenting his views
in happy entertaining way, and believes in the prln
cpl. Of protection American industries. viii speox
upon the subject.
The East Amateur Press Assertion Will have n
cal meeting ct the Metropolitan Hotel on Monday even
Ing.
4 stated meeting Of the Historical Society Will be
held az Second.ayc and Elvcnth.s Tuesday evening
next. Clarence w. Bowen VIII read Iaper on "ll~;Or-
cal Notes on ina POIta.ts OF benjamin Franklin.
President s,th Low. of Columbia College, viii read a
paper on "New-Yort in 1850 and ia 1890" before the
Long Iland Historical Society in the church opposite the
sccifty's luildinc Monday evening.
The Forsyth cleo Club Of the Forsyth htreeS Methodist
Episcopal Church. will have muslca and literary enter.
alnment at the church on Tuesday evening.
concert will te gvea at the Pilgrim Congregational
Church on Tuesday evening.
The annual ball Company d, Goth Regiment will
held tonight at the Lyceum Opera House. II * expected
:ha. II viii be one OF the successful given by
company OF that regiment Company Is fast becom-
Ing one 0 the popular companies OF the regiment.
Frederic T. Coudert delivered lecture last night on
Morals and Manners" before the Catholic Young Mems
As,OciatlOn.
The Harlem Branch Of the Young Mems Christian AZ
soc,tlon has engaged Dr. j. Gardner Smith Z, deliver
series OF six lectures beginning this evening at TIE
hall, NO West Onohundr I'd and twenty.
on First Aid 10 the Injured" The subject o
the lecture ,is evening viii be wounds Bruises and
HemOrIhaCes." '@' .,a.
The free lectures the people under the auspices o
the Board Education delivered last evening IN
Grammar Schools Nos. g. Is. 49, -. 81 80. 81 and SO
and In the Hebrew destitute East Broadway and Jefferson
| 1t. They well attended.
Dr. Stanton Colt who founded The Leighton Hall Guild
In London, and the Forsyth-st Ne9hborhOCd Guild. ~
this city will the Society for Ethical Culture
at Chckcring Hal for the remainder OF the III
subject next sunday will be "The Drink Question" III
A.l.,II fa.l1s
The fifth annual entertainment and reception Of th'
Manhattan Bicycle Club Will be held AZ the Manhattan
Athletic Club Theatre ;hs evening at O'Clock.
The City Improvement Society has Issued call for
meeting be held this evening AT the Institute Of Social
Economics No 100 Fast TNenty-thfdst. Tho motto OF
the Organization is enforce the Laws Among the re-
suits which IL seeks clean and unObstu"ed
streets street lighting, and the enforcement Of Tho
Bre laws in public buildings.
lecture Astronomical instruments before 1900
A. will be delivered before the Archaeological Insu
tute Of America Hamilton Hall this evening. by Pro
| fessor John X. Res. Of Columbia College
Tho Grand Lodge Ct the Untcu States " the lnde
ucndept Order Free Sons Of Israel Will at IIoIti
cultural lIill Philadelphia. Sunday. This body meet
once every years and has IL, subordinate lodges Ia al
the STATES. The convention will be opened by Isaac
Hamburger Graud Master and by Julius hamburger, Fir
Charles Miehling secretary Of the Dry Dock saving
Institution gave ali exceedingly interesting lecture bciOr
NarIrnclchor Hall No 20J Fast Flfty.sNthst lat zen
inc Iis subject Folk songs and FOX music 81
"a which he referred. The part, Of his talk relating 4
chdrens songs and 70 plantation melodies were Of specn
attractiyencss. Mr. Mlchling has made long study
ciksongs and is thoroughly familiar with this inteestn