New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-13


! was served 10 the several hundred guests who
were present in the evening. and programme
composed of songs recitauons and imperson1iIiohS
Among those present were John Sabine Smiih
General G. H. + coils. Denis Shea. John H. Gun
/ j. Wrigh,' short speeches wcra made by General
| Coils and Mr. Smith The committee in charge OF
e eGicI" B Ear 'i and iidhard II Lush
The Jubilee class o. OF the College Of ST. Fran
els Xavier. held It's second dinner Thursday night IN
! Delmonico's There were seventy-hve covers laid
and the gue'ts OF honor were the Rev. NJ. IL.
! o'Brien: j., The Rey. F. Gum S j.. the EeY'
! r Augustine Ledwth toastma ster and among
ne sneaker were f. H. Fske, Percy j. s NM,
and James F. Donohue.
Henry G. Robinson. the wnll-known merchant Of
this city delivered an instructive address on the
National foreign policy before n large audience at
The home Of the Riverside Republican club on
Wednesday evening Mr.. Robinson. who was an in
innate friend and great admirer of the late
James q. Blaine. favored a vigorous policy looking
TO the recognition Of the Independence Of cuba and
the admission Of Hawaii as State into the Union
Mr. Robinson characterized the policy OF the pres
cnt Administration toward the two countries named
as not only un-AmericAn. but positively hostile 20
the interests Of this Nation. MI Robinson spoke
al considerable length on the policy OF arbitration
which he favors. but with the limitation that the
country shan always have TIE r!eh 70 wiihdraw
the National domain, and the Monroe Doctrine
The New-York Alumni Association Of the Uni
yersity of Vermont Will hold its NTH annual re-
union and dinner at tho Hotel Manhattan. Forty
second-st. ana MaliSon-ave.. this evening At
is The Rev. Lewis Francis. pastor Of tho Kent
street Reformed Church Of Brqokiyn and The n.
Edward $ Peck Darwin =. kingsley and Fred
erick Billings, jr.
A lecture on the Kingdom Of Heaven" will be
given in the hall Of N" H. p T. Theosoptioal So
cicty no li2 Yves, one hundred and .twentv-Gf;h-
st. d, m pl95 T s T. CaoT s J92n' o.
MUM. Dublin University. ,hc Indian Ciyil Service
and The Royal Asia;ic So'i.'y.
The series Of lectures given at St Demands
Roman Catholic Church. No. 23i Wos, Fourteenth
st.. by the Roy. r. Ryan FOR nom holes. have
attracted good audiences All week They began
Sunday night. and vii continue this evening ending
tomorrow afternoon.
The girls department of Grammar School No. s.
AZ One-hundred- and forty frst-st and Edgccombc
ave. celebrated Lincoln's Birthday Thursday with
appropriate exercises.
Our Council No 252. Royal Arcanum. will give
an entertainment and reception on Monday even
ing AT LenoX iNceum.
An entertainment and Informal dance Of the
Reth Israel Hospital League will take place on
Monday evening at 80. 239 East Fifty-Scyenth-St.
The annual dinner OF the Progress Republican
club Will take place this ming at the Progress
Assembly Rooms Nos. Is and 20 Avenue A.
The regular monthly meeting Of the Society OF the
Alumni OF the city Hospital was held AZ Clarks res
taurant. Twcnty-third-st near Broadway Thurs
day night. About forty mem >ers were present The
gathering was presided by President Brooks
II Wells The society at the meeting presented TO
the hospital specimens. cases and new in
struments, Dt. C. ;. Cole read paper on a
cheap. Competitors and Convenient Paralyzer:
the cases Of '0phthamia Nconaiornm' "PT nj
monary Tuberculosis and the Board of Health"
l.. Eaner After the regular meeting supper
given.
Tie XI,h Assembly Disric' Republican Club
had a smoker H. its clubrooms 80 20 West
Thirty-fourth-st. TArr.'ay night Adjoining the
clubhouse is Ioiuo .,uI Han. in which a variety
performance TOOK place Gus Hills speciality com
large and appreciaiive audience applauded with
enthusiasm: pistrict-Au0rney Olcott Alderman
among those present
where Did Man Come FROM" was the title
OF tho first in the series Of sermons begun by the
Rev Dr. James Chambers. in The Calvary Presby-
terrain Church last sunday evening The next
topic Will be why Is Man Here These impor-
tant questions calling out good deal OF in
sTor Of Surrens methods ' Of o rcaH n The ' Bbe
or popular theories accounting for man. He
while the exact process by which man
brought into being Is not told Their is no reason
The annual luncheon OF the Vassar College Alum
nae will be held at the Manhattan Hotel. Forty
tcrnOOn.
The Rev. Or. George Alexander will address the
mems meeting in Association Hall tomorrow. at
S.45 p m The Gounod Choral Society Of 100 voices,
led by Professor Taie Morgan, Will furnish tho
music.
At the West Side Branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. No 3ls West Fifty-seventh-
ST Tomorrow the Students Bible Glass. at $40
a m will be taught by +. Lawrence Hunt The
address at the Young mems meeting, at 40 p. m.
Will be given by the Rev DR. Charles L. Thompson.
The Rev. Or Charles H. Eaton will lecture
Sunday evening in the Church OF the Divine
Paternity. Fifih.ave. and Forty-ffth-st, on
"Chapin and the Modern Pulpit.
|, viercck member of the German Authors
League. and former member Of the Rechstag. will
deliver on Monday. al 40 p m. in Hamilton Hall,
Columbia University an illustrated lecture in
German. upon 'Frid|of hansen and His Polar Ex
plorations' No tickets are required.
Members Of the New York Genealogical and Bio
graphical Society met last evening at No. 22s West
tIftv.elghth-st the meeting marking The completion
Of twenty-eight years Of life fer the organization.
and being also the occasion Of the formal opening
Of the library annex. short business session pre-
coded the literary exercises. which consisted Of TWO
uau.rs one by william Nelson. Of Paterson. on
The characteristics Of Early Dutch Settlers. and
the other by Colonel Frederick II. Grant on
"Reminiscences OF Camp Life from 1871 To 1875"
gathered from what he Heard from his father upon
the events Of that period After the reading OF the
pa pers a resolution introduced by Thomas c.