New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-09
MEETINGS AND ENTERTAINMENTS.

Professor George Gunton. well known as writer
and lecturer on political economy. delivered last
evening the first Of series OF lectures "hlch are
% 10 given by various speakers before the Repun-
'ican organization of the XHNth Assembly us
.-,c, a. its headquarters No. II West Twenty
.. -. Professor Cuntons subject was The
r onoric Reasons for Bryan's Great Vote N New
York and IL attracted A good sized ana at'ehIN'
audience The lecturers first reason was TIA,
T,-,,sr had prohted by the continuous assaults OF
ne Mpgwump and Democratic press upon me Ke-
rDblcan doctrine OF Protection and the free Iraue
es,,.s o. show that tariff duties benefited the
r,s,u4ac-urer al the expense o. the great BODY OF
consumers. rich and poor alike SeconoY Nj
Gurton attributed large part OF the Bryan VOC
IN This city 10 the feeling Of discomfort perVau'ns
the laboring part Of the community ana ne sen6,,
-, -, sT7ng in the minds Of the worKllsIiei..
.Lst ne Co.sr- aent was conducted in the interest
- &c Tho gain a livelihood by labor Inc OUT
cry against the tariff could Oe me- eoyyarios bui
~ c,T-.or and shown 10 De fdlldClOuS' W,
- ~ renuhiicau rarty would retain the support
% aboring people II must ~ IN Tho land and
d must seek 10 right the wrongs OF Wnlch NEE be
re5'biicsn marry was now II might be said n con
tro1 in both state and Nation and i should ensc.
:. ,-onoseS ~ give them the relief they asked inc
next lecture before the organization VII taEe pa },
on Monday evening February =. anu '''
night thereafter until further hotce
The February dinner % the Phi! Delta Phi CLUB
Covers were laid for forty. and after the usuAl
dinner tbe club listened TO brief paper On oho'
Sales ~ Stack" BY Edward Huntington dHo"
after which the guest OF the evening hec0'oe
GOV addressed the club some features OF Plao.
,,ce in me criminal courts. Among those pd
we're Henry " Jessup Paul r ne fete, =, - N
CanD Gerard T.. Townsend, 4. Wailhgr 40
jacob A Wsshburn. Armitage Matthews anu
others.
Professor II Newell. OF the United 9'a''
Geological Survey addressed the New-forN wv
grsDbosl Society at Chickering Han Iast e'eIIt.-
on "rrrieo,iop II was expected that H. NJ w"
son Wopld ,6aress The meeting. but - me "a
moment 10 was announced tnat ne VIZ a. - he vast
Die 10 aunear Professor Newell spoke OF nv ,rraaf
advanta r. arising from irrigation 70 -, 7cror
plains OF the West Witnout ~ a,,.ness I'm fhc
IN three was about the ratio Oh S"01e "
West
The Washington Continental Su"Iu " -.
Hotel Normandie last night TO make maj arr"ns.
ments for It's annual services IN coniin'I'.O ,,,
Of George Washington The services u,Is 800, 49, or
be held az the Church OF the ,h15y tdckns who
February Is The Rev DR.. Brady T.. Do en sermon
Is chaplain Of the society, will preach V'e '
The Rev Michael Clune. Of Syracuse vi" - 80
at the Catholic Club No. 100 Central PARK Sou''' Us
Llncon's Birthday. next Friday, at GOV - a,,
lecture on The Life OF Abraham Lincoln, -
lecture mas been highly indorsed by sucn W. fnstce
men Andrew ID. White. supreme CV Luz Sorri.
Andrews and Robert T. Lincoln Arcnplsnop ,cb are
gan will preside. The demand for tickets WIN"
united, is great.