New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-12

the education or children In the schools, In all
grades from the kindergarten TO college. In the
economic and aesthetic value of birdie,
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marks Upon the Fauna Of the Reg!on' by G. w.
Of aS AND by george II MackaS On
The Terms Of Penikese Island Massachusetts d"
Union a. washington, d. c. on the second Mon
cay in November. 1895
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
DR. Alfred E Meyer will open course OF lect-
10 women First Aid TO the Injured" at
the United Charities Building. Fourth-ave. and
Twentysecond-st., this afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
Those wishing to Join may apply TO the secretary
Room No sos
Mss E. Marguerite Lindley will give benefit
lecture for the New-York Household Economic
Association In the parlor Of the Murray Hill
Hotel Park-ave. and Fortieth-st. this afternoon
at O'Clock.
The alumne Of the Normal College will hold
tea and social hour this afternoon In the college
building.
Miss o. NJ. T. Rowe. vice president OF the Massa-
chusetts State Federation Of Clubs. will lecture to
the Friday Club OF Everett. Mass. this afternoon.
At the hall Of the Board OF Education. No. lis
Grand-s,.. the second eIaminA,ion for special
Donations friendly greetings and refreshments
will be found and exchanged at the new Deacon
esses' Home. No 2Ss Presdent-st., Brooklyn to-day
which is the closing day Of the seriss Of meetings
pected to be present. A special sale Of candy and
cake Is In charge OF Mrs. A. H. Clare.
An aged colored woman. who died few days
ago. was buried on Tuesday at Hoboken. she was
a slave in the Butler family, but when told tina;
Lincoln had made her a free woman. she refused
10 take her liberty. and remained In her first ser,
family servants she liked to assert that She DE
Onged to de family yt."
Broken down horses Of workingmen in England
are ca red for at the Home of Rest for Horses. To
continue the maintenance OF this home the Duchess
of Portland has asked the public for financial aid
Mrs Caroline Morse Is a widow who supports
her family In San Francisco by running the ele-
vator in the Custom House. She received her APP
pointment under President Harrison. but lost II
on Mr. Cleveland coming into his second term. The
city secured her reinstatement.
Donna Elvira, the daughter of Don Carlos, the
Spanish pretetder. who visited the United States
ncognito months ago. Is about TO sue her
father for a portion OF her mothers dover and
the interest on IL. Don Carlos has consented TO
give her a share In the estate II she will desert
her husband the artist Folch but she refuses to
do this.
The Washington Heights Chapter, Daughters OF
the American Revolution will hold its first regular
meeting OF the fan at Earle Clir, Washington
Heights. the home Of the regent. Mrs. Ferdinand
Pinney Earle this afternoon at o'clock.
The establishment OF woman's college In Vir-
gnia has been decided upon by the Anne Eliza
Johns Chapter OF the Daughters OF the Confeder-
acy of Danvle, Va. The object Will be 20 give
the daughters Of Confederate soldiers liberal
education.
About threescore pictures In oils and water
colors the work Of Miss Amy Cross.
hibitlon at Wunderlich's Gallery, Broadway. near
Seyenteenth-st. The collection will remain In the
gallery through this month.
The Cniversalist Womens Alliance will hold its
first meeting OF the this morning at the
Church Of Our Father In Brooklyn. The subject
for consideration Is What Are the Responsibilities
chairman. The meeting will be held al II O'clock
after which luncheon will be served In the church
parIors.
The woman's Board OF Home Missions is maxi
ing an effort to reach the white mounta!neers OF
tho Blue Ridge and Allegheny ranges who cannot
as being not only without learning. but without re-
ljgion or morals.
A meeting OF the Working Girls Club will be
held this evening at Lyric Hall. sixth-ave. near
Forty -sccond-st
ANTHONY HOPE WILL READ.
Tho Aiming Association Of ct. Mary's School
No East Forty-sxth-st.. is working hard TO In