New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
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Dr. LYMAN D. Sperry. Of Ohio will address young
men in Association Hal. Twenty-third-st. ana
Fourth-ave tomorrow afternoon al O'CLOCK also
OH Monday at S p M. for the White Cross Army, ne
will deliver a personal purity address. All young
mn are welcome both meetings.
There VIII b. a public meeting In the interest OF
negro education repre- srn;ed by The Tusk"gre
Normal and Industrial Institute al the Church OF
the Ascension Tenth-st. and Fif,h-ave.. tomorrow
evening quartet Of students viii sing negro
songs peculiar to The 'back belt Of the South" Two
Of the studenis-M. CASTOR Daniels. class Of a. and
Columbus \. Barrow. class of '9i-wi speak. r.
marks VII also b. made by Booker I. Washing on.
prncipa, of the Tusl<e gee School and others.
The second anniversary reception Of the students
Club which was to b. held to-day in the cub par
lors. No. 1876 Lex.ngton-ave.. is indefinitely post
poned becausr OF the illness Of # The students
living in the house
regular meeting OF thu Republican Club will be
held on Monday evening. \ dinner Will b. gwen on
April 9.
The next meeting Of the Congregational Club VIII
BE- al the s.. D-nis Hotel on Monday evening
The members Of Company A. G9th Battalion. en-
joyed themselves a ball given by the company at
the Central Opera House. in Eas Sixjy-seventh-st,
last evening
Company Il. Of the 9Th Battalion. will hold a
"smoker' on the evening of March 20
The Is; Battery which is commanded by Captain
Louis Wendell, Will hold calico hop at the ar
mory in West Forty -fourth-st. the evening Of
April 10
The City NILS. composed If all the large milling
interests IN this city. Brooklyn and jersey City,
bough. l.So0OoO bushels # wheat Yesterday at the
Produce Exchange. This is one Of the largest pur-
chas.s Of the season. II bought at 65a. and
e6r. about points above the quoted price OF May
wheat.
Collector Kilbreth returned from Washington yes
teriay He said that The ques ion Of paying Theo-
dorr T. Wills the Naval Oficsr his salary would
b. satisfactorily arranged on April by the Treas
urv Department. The Collector could not say when
the apron.rn,nt Of the Naval officer would he
mad. Major Richard Church was yesterday sworn
in as assis ant cashier the Custom House.
The Omega Chapter II the Phi Gamma Delta fra
ternity a, Columbia Colirge. held ts annual dinner
at the Hotel Brunswick last night About fifty
members pr.sen,. Those who responded TO
,oasts were John g Redpath. William l.. Hazen.
Frank Ludlane. DAVID w. Armstrong. +. L. NJ.
Masury and Walter Collins. Among thoss present
were c. A. Watson. W. Hull. F. j. Swift. E. f. Cole.
H. l. Brightman H. H. Wotherspoon. r. l.. Chrys-
tie ". McClave. W. c. Schoup and A. s. Haywood.
J. NJ Brodnax and p. a. Chamberlin. OF Princeton
University. will address the mems meeting at the
East F,ichty-sixth-s: branch Of the Young Mems
Christian Association tomorrow at p. M.
The exposition Of the sunday-school lessons given
py Abbe G. Morrow every Saturday afternoon IN
the Gospel Tabernacle, Eighth-av~. and Forty
E urth-si. is now at 1870 inst al OF oc'ock 10 ac-
commodate Brooklyn friends
Dr. Charles Stua-, Weles. OF this city. dciv, red
last night lecture on "Llbcrty and Progress
Government" before the Manhattan LIB raj cub
al the clubhouse. No. 900 Eas; Ffte'nth-st. He
made n strong plea for I'M form laws Throughout. the
Union.
An educational confer nee. und'r the auspices II
the Committee Education Of the Nrw-York
Yearly Meeting II the Religious Society Of Friends.
will be H. n in the library parlor Friends Meeting
House, Sxleenih-st and itu h rfurd Place. at .
j. m. today.
The Rev John EIutchns will deliver an addr -
in the Young Mems Institute. 40 300 Bow, ry. at
D. m. tomorrow.
The Harlem Young Wom-ns Christian Assoca-
ton will hav~ irs third anniversary and receipt on ID
the Harlem Presbyterian Church. one-hundr g.
and-twenty -hfth-si.. near Madison-ave.. on next
Tuesday evening.
The Colonial club viii elect It's nominating
nittc, this evening
Thc rite Of confirmation VIII b. administered 10y
DR. Pcmensnyder in S. James's Lutheran Church.
Mad'son-ave. and Sevenly-third-st. tomorrow
evening. to lare- class Of catechum The
church will b. decorated with palms. Services viii
b. held daily dur ng Holy Week. and the communion
celebrated Easter. as in all Lutheran churches.
In quarrel at the LenoN care. Seventy second
ST. and Third-avc. yesterday morning. Anglo BIZ
anco a bartender shot Samuel Baum in the Up and
George Adams In the shoulder. The men were not
seriously hurt. Bianco held at the Yorkville
Court for trial
promenade concert and reception q thu
po;.os q Il. Il. Macy e. Co.. under the auspices Of
the Macy Mutual Aid, will be given az the Lenox
Lyceun Fffty-nnth-st. and Madison-ave. on Mon
day evening April 2: music by 7th Regiment Band
It T.r.. II
Rogers.
The sixth lecture in the series 10 young women on
ideal Wonanhood" Will b. gwen IN the Church Of
the Divine Paternity Fifth-av. and FOriy-hfi h-st.
tomorrow evening by the pastor The lilv. Dr. {.
H. Eaton on woman and the Political Life"
W. Hamilton Gibson will give "A lecture IN the large
hall 4 Cooper Union this nil g. on eth lchneu-
mon Fly ana Is Victims" illustrated with charts
and models No tickeis are required.