New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-27
NEW YORK CITY.

An election OF officers OF the German American
Investment Company. No. 80 Wa-st.. was held on
February ~ and the following list was chosen:
President Smith NJ. Weed; vce-president. Willard
Brown. treasurer and manager W. r. Curtlss:
secretary. 6. :. Bxby.
Questions OF canal commerce will be discussed
to-day At D. m. at the public meeting under the
auspices OF the Boat owners Association at the
Scamcn's Bethel. No 81 Coenties slip
The Harlem Republican club No. rs West one
hundred-and- twenty -hfth-st IL so reoiced over
the nearing OF the end OF the presen, Congress that
II will have jollihcation on Saturday evening.
General Lew Wallace delivered his lecture on
Ben ifur' last night at Holy Trinity church.
Madison ave. and Forty second-st Tho lecture was
given FOR the benefit o. the Madison club. an or
ganizaton OF young men connected with the
church. and tho occasion offered their many friends
an opportunity TO show their goodwill toward the
club.
The League for Political Education finds plenty
Of work 10 do At IT, rooms No o West Forty
fourth-st Mrs. Runke's class in civil Govern
mont has been found successful that a second
ono has been organized to meet on Mondays at
II 20 Particulars concerning the order Of topics
and terms may be- ascertaiued Of the secretary.
Miss Ficlfe. tho rooms. Miss Virginia Danger
ncll Is giving course OF legal lectures Thurs
days and f. is expected that Austin Abbott will
shortly deliver series OF lectures.
Tho officers OF the Church OF the PurItans have
invited the whole congregation to a public recep-
ton for tho pastor. Or. Young and Mrs. Young. I'm
the church parlors tomorrow evening.
A. the dinner Of the Political Science Club the
Hotel Savoy on Friday evening Charles Emory
Smith %, Philadelphia. will give his Views
what the New Congress Should Do"
Dean Francis Wayland. OF the Yale Law School.
viii deliver n lecture the Memorial Baptist
Church. South Washington square. this evening
\ large audience in the handsome hall OF the
.oung Women's Christian Association. No. East
Fr,teenth-st. listened attentively to an address
70 women by the Rev. Or John r. Davies pastor
OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Duty and Privilege OF Church Membership"
last evening. The address preceded by
gan concert and a service OF song.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art IL open free TO
tho public from 10 "A m. sunset Tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays and saturdays: Sunday
afternoons l o'clock TO sunset. and the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyis,s.
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free; others have to pay an entrance fee
% u, cents on these two days.
The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
DAYS from 10 : o'clock ON Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public IL ad-
mitted fret. ON sundays n is open from to
o'clock. Admission is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays
Mrs. Lucas. Miss Hall and Miss Grenelli will
sing at concert TO be given tomorrow evening
at Grace Reformed Church. Fifty-fourth-st. and
Sevenih-aye In aid OF the poor OF this city and
OF those suffering from the failure OF crops In the
DakOtas.
The Board OF Directors OF the National shoe and
Leather Bank held a meeting yesterday and APP
pointed John /. cole the Assistant National Bank
Examiner OF this city. to be assistant cashier OF
tho bank Mr.. Coles appointment Is likely TO be
commended by the officials OF other banks in the
city lie connected with the Fifth Avenue
Bank for eleven years before he resigned his place
In that bank 10 take office Assistant Examiner
about two years ago.
An entertainment IL to be given to morrow night
by the Young Mems Association OF the Congreg;,-
ton Ahawath Chesed Fifty-hfh-st. and Lexlng.
ton-ave. In tho vcstry-rooms OF the temple The
Rev Or. Rudolph Grossman will lecture on shy
lock and Nathan the Vice"