New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMEAIS.

The onening exercises OF the tenth annual con-
vention of the Church Students' Missionary Asso-
citation of the United States and Canada were heio
last night in the chapel OF the General Theoioeca'
Seminary. No. 175 Ninth-ave. There were only a
few people outside OF students In attendance az me
chapel The Rev. DR.. f.. A. Hoffman. dean t ol me
Samjrarv made the address of welcome. Bishop
W. H. Hare, of South Dakota. made the annual n
charge 10 the students Afterward mere was a., az
informal reception at the deanery. The convention
will continue to-day and tomorrow"
The twenty-1fth anniversary or the opening oi
Tho branch of the Young Mems Christian Assoc'a-
,io, At No Ia Bowery was celebrated last night
nv q reccptjon of the home of James Talcott NO I
West Fifty-seventh-st. Francis Scheli read re-
port showing that 900 men had procured employ
noent with the help Of the Bowery branch IN 1870
He said that ninety-fivc beds were maintained, ana
were always occupied In the severe part Oh wharl
The Rev Dr. David II. Greer Cephas briiieI n,.u
Fulton cutting eash sPo ms 6nIled Y people at
tended the reception.
The annual meeting OF the American Institute OF
the CITY of New-York was held at No. ll5 West
Thirty-eighth-st. last night. The meeting was
largely attended and was somewhat stormy. Inc
factonal fight which for years has been going on In
the society was revived. and on February II, when
TICK in hs ea and smith Presided at
nights session The annual report Of the trustees
was read That part relating to the far r. held II
Madison Square Garden showed that &H6 81 had
been raised
On account Of the illness OF DR.. Eggleston. the
Friday lecture Of the Public Education Association
will he given by DR. NJ =. L. Groszmann. supern-
tendent OF the Ethical Culture schools. who will
discuss the methods of child Study In the Working
mans School, at No Ga Madson-ave
Major NJ H. Bright. Of the stan of General
,oI,e rrny a 10
Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
this evening AT o'clock.
Erastus Wiman will deliver a lecture, "New-York
nc a pivotal Point" In st. James's Methodist Epis-
conal Church. Madison-avc. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
twenty-sixth-st., at SIS o'clock this evening.
At the Manhattan Liberal Club. Nc. 900 East Fiji
feminist this evening there will be lecture on
"The Proposed Arbitration Treaty" by T. b. Wake
man.
A mass-meeting will be held tonight In Cooper
Union under the auspices OF the United Hebrew
Trades 10 denounce the Lodge Immigration bill.
Charles Matchet, Howard Balkan Matthew, Ma
eure DR.. Furman. Professor Daniel De Leon.
Alexander Jonas, NJ. London and b. Fegenbaum
will speak
A niass-meeting will be held tomorrow at p. M.
in the Presbyterian Hebrew Christian Mission, No.
12S Forsyth-st., to consider means or helping tne
destitute poor.
Tie Massachusetts Institute OF Technology So
ciety Of New-York will hold It's second annual
meeting at Clark's in Twenty third-st.. tomorrow
evening at 100 O'Clock. This Will be a memorial
meeting to General Francis A. Walker the late
president OF the institute.
The Rev DR. Charles II. Eaton will lecture on
Sunday evening In the Church Of the Divine Pater-
nitv Fifth-ave. and Fortyffth-s'., on Horace
Greeley and the Responsibilities OF the Press.
IT NJ Wilson of the United States Geological
Survey will deliver a lecture on irrigation and Its
fore the American Geographical Society III CHECKER
ing Hall.
A review of the Second Battalion Of the list Regl-
ment by Colonel George Moore Smith and staff of
the G9th Regiment. will take place at the armory.
Thirty -fourth-st. and Park-ave., on Tuesday at
s:lj p. M
An entertainment and reception of the Robert j.
Wright Republican club Will be held Tuesday
evening in Majestic Hail. No III East one hun
dred- and went y-ffth-st.
The Ncw-York Yacht Club will have its annual
meeting Thursday at $3.50 p IN. Officers and com
mitees will be elected and the annual reports will
be read
The Magnetic Club held its winter meeting and
dinner in the OF the Transportation club in
| the Hotel Manhattan. last night. Resolutions were
passed CONCENTRATING the United Sta'es Military
Telegraph Corps upon the passage by Congress Of
the bill recognizing the corps as members OF the
Army during the Rebellion. for which recognition
the members have been nghting for many years
r. H. Johnson; president OF the club presided
spoke TO them. Colonel A. r. Chandler made The
acknowledgment on behalf OF the Military Teeg-