New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-14

sumo It's meetings this evening at the home OF
NJ. Charles Irwin The first two acts OF JULIUS
julius Caesar MIS-. Lestina Marc Antony, Nj
Irwin; Brptus Hsroer. knowleI 1as'us' James
Tho fourteenth Biennial conference OF tho Inter
national Board Of Women's and Young women
Christian Associations Will open to-day IN Montreal
and continue until the I'd inst. This Board repre-
sents over seventy associations formed for the spe-
cifc work OF helping women. especially young
women derandent on their own exertlons for sup
port The first one organized IN 1853; since mat
mo asSc1 ;h Fsst and West az We'll as in Canada
and the British Provinces These assoc ,ois .n
mary fine buildings ana DO large anu ''"ro' Uni"
work.
Thu Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Com
,.,, has re.ougaged number OF its women ticket
aronts and will Place them IN charge OF the main
stations along the road.
In IN. Essex Market School yesterday a portion
Of the ceiling fell during school hours No one
injured
Miss Runyan began her mothers meetings IN the
L,,derearten department Of tho Teachers College
",,-.,s. ua,cb,s ves,erday afternoon. She
spoke on subjects pertaining TO me mental morai
and physical development OF chinreh'
The daughters OF the Revolution will unveil the
granite memorial the Wharton House. FISH
Kill to-day this being an Anniversary date Tor inc
barracks hospital and cemetery OF tnat p'a aS
General Butterheld vii deliver the dedcatory al
dress.
The Home Missionary Society of the Methodist
churcb will hold a meeting to-day IN Pough-
r.anse 70 investigate the treatment OF three little
girls who are said 20 have been confined In pig
pen at the De Peyster Home, at Tiyoi. Mrs
f:inton 3 Fisk o. New-York Is president OF this
society.
The watauga Chapter Of the D. A. r. will hold
md m
nessee Centennial Exposition Stirring and pictur
esque incidents OF history will be related sketch
will be given Of Wataugas royal grant. me
Nancy Ward. the Cherokee siby-
Mrs Martha McCrone an Irishwoman. and cap
tain Polly Septek young Hungarian woman were
among the most determined opponents OF the troops
during the great coal strike at Lattimer Penn.
Ar the Parliament OF the Blind. held in 81. Louis
last week the president alone was able to see ana
informed the speakers when any one MAD the
Hoor" The secretary. Professor Wallace McGill. OF
Ieavenworth Is entirely blind. but read the MIN
utes with fuency from his own RECORDS
Mr. and Mrs John Bottomly. OF No. 2S4 West
orabundred- nd thirty second st. gave dinner
on Tuesday evening in honor Of Lord and Lady
Kelvin Covers were laid for ten guests among
whom were the Rev DR.. and Mrs Van De water
Mr. and Mrs Edward Paulet Steers. Mrs j. Yves
icy rroi ia,ar in the evening were Mr.. and Mrs
Ward J. T Jones. Pardon Robinson ana MISS NOD
inson
The PENNSYLVANIA Daughters OF Liberty nave
membership of eighteen thousand. They met AZ
shamokin Penn. Monday. when II was as TO- i9uha
,hat The Years receipts amounted TO over go 900 OK
Which nearly half was spent for purposes OF oenen
and relief
Miss Mary Proctor will give the first OF course
y, Ave lectures at Mrs Scoville's Classical scnooi
for Girls. No 2O34 Fifth-ave.. to-day The remain
ing lectures will be given every two weeks under
the following titles: Story OF the Planets Story
=, .ho Moon Comets and Meteors" and Won
s.rs y, tho tardepths" To-day's lecture IS 10 be
'1Tbe story OF the Sun Miss Proctor VIII Lecture
IT, Ours