New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-08
NETWORK CITY.

Tho civ Vigilance League will have the formal
oDenng of its rooms in the United Charities Build
ing Fourth-ave and Twenty-second-st.. tins even
ing Ex-Mayor Abram s Hewitt will preside ana
addresses will be made by f. Fulton Cutting pres-
dent of the New-York Association for Improving
the Condition OF the Poor; Robert w. de Forest
president OF the Charity Organization Society ana
bv Dr. Parkhurst who will accept the rooms for
the league.
A private meeting OF the Manuscript Society VIII
be held this evening in the Mendelssohn Rooms
No. los West Fifty-ffth-st.. at $50 O'Clock.
The March meeting OF the Patria Club will be
held at Sherry's this evening. The topic OF inc
evening will be Higher Education as Related to
National Life" The speaker will be president All
drew V V. Raymond, Of Union College.
BEGINNING this evening. Arthur Rose will give
eeries NJ four Friday organ recitals in the PARK
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Eightysixth-st. and Amster-
dam-ave Admission will be free. Mr.. Rose VIII
be assisted by Miss Marion Peters. soprano; Miss
Florence Megs contralto. and f. Mesercle Foulke
vioinist.
The Zeta Psi Fraternity will have dinner nj
Delmonicos this evening Among inc sp'ahe'S
will be Judge Augustus Van Wyck, the Rev Drs
William r. Duryee and Charles II. Eaton Austen
c. Fox and Edmund Bristol
The off ,ers OF the Alumnae Association Of tho
Normal College will hold their regular lat home
to-day in the library OF the college from to p m
The nurpose OF the at home" is 10 bring the mem
bers of the association. which now numbers over
200 into more intimate relations with each otheT
4 nleasant feature Of the smoker TO be given
~, tho Commercial Travellers Club No. - West
Thirtv-nrs,-st this evening, will be the presence
~ Miss Marie Dresser. OF the Camille j ArVlIe
Opera Company.
Two new flags have been received from Washing
ton for the Federal Building. They measure "N4-
feet and display four-foot eagle.
Commissioner Charles B. Hubbell will organize
an Anti-Cfgarette League OF nearly ~" pupils III
Gra,nmar school No. 81 No. PIG East One hundred
and-tenth-sj. this evening There Will also nc
given 100 certificates many pupils VINO were
neither absent nor late a single session OF the last
term OF five months
William Barclay Parsons. engineer OF the Kappa
Transit Commission, lectured on RAPID TRANSIT
in other Countries" with stereopticon views. AT a
meotinr OF Good Government Club . held last
night at the Y NJ G. A. hall, Washington Heights
branch. between Tenth and Eleventh ayes.
An entertainment and reception will be given by
Occidental Commandery. L. Q. G. G., at Ad"lpni
Hall Fifty-second-st and Broadway. on Monday
evening.
The btuminous coal-carriers and producers con
tinuod their meeting in this city yesterday; but
beyond discussion Of percentages, transacted no
business The meeting adjourned until tomorrow
morning
The American Protective Tariff League yesterday
announced the appointment Of Arthur L. Thomas,
OF Salt Lake City as vice-president. and Hoher y.
Wells o. the same city. secretary. for Itah.
Mr. Thomas has heretofore been identified with tho
league as Territorial secretary and now becomes
vice-president for this State.