New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03
NEW-YORK CITY.


David p. Sicke,s former Minister to Siam Will de-
liver lecture in the large hall Of the Cooper Union
this evening on Coronation. Ancient and Modern"
with lantern views. 80 tickets are required
This is the final day and evening Of the exhibition
Of the American Water Color Society.
Mrs Lizzie Cheney-Ward will lecture on PRO
tectlve Covering. It's Evolutionary History and
Meaning" before the Science Sermons Society in
the chapel OF Or. Coyer's church. Park-ave and
Thirty-fourthst.. tomorrow evening.
The Alumni OF the Congregation B'nai schoom
East Fifth-st.. will have a package party to-mor-
row at Odd Fellows Hail. Eighth-st.. First
ave The Rev Dr. Lowenthal has charge Of the ar
rangements The money realized Will be given to
deserving poor persons.
The fourth lecture in the series TO young women
on Ideal Womanhood" will be given in the Church
OF the Divine Paternity, Fifth-ave. and Forty
hfth-st. tomorrow evening by the pastor the Roy
DR. G. II. Eaton, Woman and the Social Life:
or Woman a Social Leader"
The Lotos Club will have one OF its Saturday
night entertainments this evening.
A conference will be held under the auspices OF
the City Council Irish National Federation. AZ
Cooper Union tomorrow afternoon at ? 30 O'Clock.
musical afternoon in aid OF tho babies wards
Of the New-York Post-Graduate Hospital will be
given Saturday afternoon March 10. at the Hotel
Waldorf.
The Rev. DIT g. W. F. Birch will deliver an adj
dress at p. m. tomorrow at the Young Mems In
stitute. No 222 Bowery.
meeting Of the New-York Historical Society
Will be held in the library. Secoud-ave. and Elcv-
enthst.. on next Tuesday evening.
The opening Of the new St Matthew's Protestant
Episcopal Church, in West Elghty-fourth-st. near
Central Park, West, VII! take place on Wednesday
evening next O'Clock. The cornerstone was
laid ST. Matthew'S Day. September 2l 1893 The
Bishop Of Delaware will ofciate the rector the
Rev. Henry Chambcrlaine. being a native Of Della
ware. On Easter Sunday Bishop Potter WEI OIL
cate at confirmation at this church.
George l.. Fox will deliver lecture IN the Man
haitian Athletic Club Theatre this evening on Elton
College"
The exposition Of the Sunday-schoo lessons given
by Abbe c. Morrow at the Gospel Tabernacle.
Eighth-ave. and Forty-fourth-st. on every Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock will be held hereafter
in the auditorium OF the church. last week the
audience was crowded ont Of the chapel
The junior members Of the Young Peoples So
ciety Of Christian Endcavor Of lIzpah Chapel no
400 West Ffty-seventh-st under the auspices of
Mrs. A. y. Downs. will give an entertainment at
Adelphia Hall. FIftysecond-st. and Sovcnth-ave to-
night. The admission IS % cents. and the proceeds
will he for the relief OF the poor Of tho chapel
Lewis W. sandiforth was yesterday appointed by
Controller Fitch clerk in The city Paymasters
office; salary. $500 n year
The last lecture Of the series on "Problcrns Of
Modern Evolution" was delivered by Professor
Henry F. Osborn yesterday. in the Library Build
ing Of Columbia College.
A cylinder containing carbonic gas exploded yes
terlay morning in the American Carbonic Works
at Nos. 42i and 42G East Ninotconth-st Emil
Sprachow. thirty-eight years old. Of so. 5g3 East
Thirteenth-st.. had his left broken and George
Link, thirtyseven years Old Of no 72S Sixth-st
to Bellevue. They were the only persons at work
in the place.
Sailing ships were prominent in tho harbor ycs-
terlay. Three zig ones arrived from the East
Indies and one from the North Sea while the sail
ings included for Shanghai. one for Yokohama
and one for San Francisco.
"a Reader" Passaic-The organ concerts in s.
Georges Church. Stuyvesant square are free and
take place Wednesday afternoons beginning. pre-
sumably. at o'clock
meeting Of alumni Of the COLLEGE Of the CITY %
New York to which members OF the State Ieeis-
lature and others invited. will be held AT the
college this evening at SIS O'clock to consider the
advancement Of the bin now pending In the As
sembly to provide n site and building for the
college and the reasons presented by the Mayor for
his opposition to the bill
Tho erroneous statement published in The
Tribune yesterday that General James A. Garfield
made his famous speech on tho assassination Of
President Lincoln. in which he sl!l God rciens
and the Government at Washington sim lives"
from the balcony Of the city Hail The speech was
made on tho steps Of the SubTreasury. in Wall-st
The walls Of the New ork Hotel at Broadway and
Washington Place. are level with the sidewalk aad
nothing left Of the famous old resort except an IN
slightly hole on the west side Of Broadway.
The Rev. c. II. McAnnoy formerly pastor OF the
Washington Square Methodist Episc pal Church. viii
preach at Calvary Church Sevenin-avc. and Ore
hundred and-twen y-ninth-st., tomorrow evening.