New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-10
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

At the annual meeting Of the Patria Club at the
Waldorf last night George W. Gable talked Of
patriotism and Literature" The election of
officers for the coming year and a dinner followed
the address. Ellis III. Roberts elected presi-
dent; William Ives Washburn, Professor i. NJ
Bnrdick and Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson. vice.
presidents: the Rev. DIR. Charles b. Chaplin secre-
iua uy and George r. Bishop, treasurer. Alfred B.
rIice, EDWARD Payson Cone and Miss Myra Is.
Martin were elected TO the Executive Committee
Tor one year Waiter s. Logan; Colonel Frank C.
years. and Colonel A. c. Mills. La Sale A. May
nard and Mrs. Esther Herman for three years.
Abraham Lincoln. was presented to the president
Society
The bowling members of the Colonial Club had
their annual dinner at the clubhouse. Seventy
second-st and the Boulevard. last night. Eighty
six persons were present The diners were enter
tained with musical selections by the Florentne
Orchestra. and with comcal songs and Rotations
ny Dan Quinn. the vaudeville artist SpeepGne s
Madison G Peters and DE Borden wilmot' who
At meeting of the Merchants and Manufac-
turers' Board of Trade held last night at No. IN
Fifth-ave., resolution adopted pettioning
the United States Senate TO pass the Dingsy TaTn TIT
bill at the earliest possible date. copy OF the
resolution was sent 10 Senator I. {. Platt.
At the regular Friday evening meeting or the
Theosophica Society of Harlem. at No. li2 West
Observation-Disclosures -ffth-st., f. I. Hargrove,
president Of the Theosophcal Society In america,
spoke on "Yoga." In the course of his remarks
Mr. paS S S to M Crusade
the world
The galleries of the 9th Regiment Armory were
filled last night with the friends Of the Berkeley
School TO see the seventeenth annual dress parade
of the school corps. At SIS o'clock preceded by
the 1870 young soldiers, handsomely uniformed in
white and navy blue. marched out upon the I'M
utes they drawn up in companies and W stood %
at present arms while Colonel seward Meno' OF
the 9th Regiment and several of his oiilcers IN
spected them.
The New-York section Of the American Chemical
Society met last nigh. in the lecture room of the
College of the City of New-York with DR.; w. Nc
Murrie in the chair Walter p fied pesf paper
paper on THE Early Official Court Reporter Of
Massachusetts" place held by Dudley Atkins. IN
the latter part of tho last century and the early
part of the present century was read before the
Bographica, Society at No 220 West Fifty eighth
last evening The speaker was and PP hs gaAer
was a review of the early history OF the Bay state
covering the period from 1860 ID 1879
The veterans of the 9Th Regiment held their regu-
lar monthly meeting last night at tho 9Th Regiment
armory. 1t was decided to hold the annual dinner
on MAJ o. and a committee was designated 10
make the necessary arrangements .,o No,r
1t was announced by the chairman thar the Navy
Department. had granted the request OF the vet L
Grams and that four eleven-inch cannon now IN
the Brookyn Nav Yard would Re es gyen fST om
mert Gettysburg.
A meeting Of the members Of the hide. leather.
shoe and kindred trades will be held this morning
in the Healy Building at Ferry and Gold stsr to
tha M Finance Committee
the Senate TO place hides and skins on the dutia0e
list. Charles A. Schieren is chairman OF the CON-
mittee that arranged for the meeting.
Miss Sarah L. Arnold addresse: the members of
the Public Education Society at No Ga Madison
ave yesterday afternoon. her subject being Ihe
Primary School,
The Rev Dr. A. c. Dixon will preach In Carnegie
Music Hail on Thu Tragedy OF the cross TO-
morrow at D. M, AMI in tho evening in the Adams
Memorial Presbyterian Church. East Thirtieth-st'
d deepenng Of Spiritual life in Cooper Union
Jet viii be Passion Week and Its Message to
Us" d. L.. Moody will return to New, YORK anr IGr %
special service in Carnegie Hail. sunday April 70
In the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
pastor the Rev. DIT. Davies will preach tomor-
row az p m. sermon to young people entitled i
sermons based upon Christian biographies
The Cuban exile. the Rev A. J. Diaz, will speak
In Ienox Presbyterian Church. West Onc-hundred-
and-t y-ninth-st. tomorrow evening.
The Ilnnean Society will meet on Tuesday at
D. m in the Museum of Natural History to listen
TO a paper by William i. Sherwood on Inc frogs
and Toads OF the Vicinity OF New-IorK CITY.
The Morris Heights Republican Club has adopted
resolutions favoring the plan for concourse and
boulevard on the North Side, but Directing TO that
nrovision OF the bill which commissioners TO
carry on Inc Work
The German Philosophical branch. Germania. will
hold a home crusade meeting at SIS O'Clock to-
night at Logelings. No B9 East Fifty-seventh-st
Special services are to be held Holy Week IN the
West End Presbyterian Church. One-hundredand-
ATHEIST and Amsterdam-ave. The following will
be the preachers; Monday. the Rev. A. w Halsey;
Tuesday. the Rev. DR.. John r Davies; "wednesday.
". c. Biting. and Friday the Rev. DR.. John
Balloon Shaw.
The Rev. Dr. Charles II. Eaton will speak to-
morrow evening in the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternitv Fifth-ave. and Forty-ffth-st, on "The
Mistakes Of Sceptic."
The Farmers Club OF the American Institute
will meet Tuesday at p. at No Ill West
Thrty-eighth-st. There will be an exhibition of
forced flowers, fruits and vegetables. and dis
cussion OF their growth
Meetings OF the patronesses Of the Harlem Char
ity Festival will be held next Monday. and on
April o. at p. m. at the Harlem Opera House
Hall. The festival is set for April 26.
The Rev Theodore c. McKelvey, field evangelist
of the United Presbyterian denomination, will de-
liver an address at the Harlem Branch,
Young Mems Christian Association No. West
Observation-Disclosures tomorrow at 4;So
p. m
MR.. BLISS REINSTATES VETERANS.
Washington, April s.-Secretary Bliss is carrying
ont the policy Of the Administration in restoring to
the classified service veterans who held to have
been improperly removed from Office by the last
Administration He has reinstated Captain Henry
mineral division OF the General Land Office. and
Cantain George Redway, of California, as chief OF
oonornte divieion General Land Office,