New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-08


The annual meeting of the Manhattan Phlatelic
Society was held last night at the club rooms. No
35l Fourth-ave The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President. Or. Paul A; Allen;
,n. " IIiIi treasurer: exchange manager and
auctioneer, Charles De Witt Drew.
Mrs Darwin r. James president Of the Woman's
Sabbath Alliance will speak Home Missions"
at the Womans Union Prayer Meeting to-day at
II O'clock at the Broadway Tabernacle. Thirty
fourth-st. and Sxth-ave. rrs
The DR.. James L. Barton. OF Boston sec
rotary OF the American Board. delivered an adj
dress in the Union Methodist Episcopal Church.
Forty eighth-st, west OF Broadway, last evening.
in the series Of union services in observance Of the
Worlds Week OF Prayer. arranged for by the
speak because OF his familiarity with the situa-
ton I'm Turkey, having been formerly missionary
in Harpoot Eastern Turkey. His theme was Ar
menia and Christianity"
The annual meeting OF the American Geographi
cal Society will take place Tuesday at s:l5 p m.
in Chckering Hail. The Cullum geographical
medal will be given 70 Lieutenant r. F. Peary, and
a paper 'Coronado's March from Mexico 70 the
Missouri 1540-42," will be read by F. s. Delen-
baugh.
Tho Public Education Association has arranged
for a series of lectures to be given at the rooms
OF the association, No. 81 Madson-ave, on Friday
afternoons. beginning to-day at 4 o'clock. when
Charles Dudley Warner will speak upon "IAtera-
ture In the Schools" Admission for non-members
is Is cents.
The Harlem Yacht Club will have entertain
ment and ball Tuesday. in the Central Opera
House Hall. East sixty-seventh-st
The Rev Dr. Charles Fl. Eaton will lecture Sun
day evening in the Church Of the Divine Paternity
on Americas Duty to Cuba
The annual meeting OF the subscriber, TO the
Harlem Dispensary. No. 1903 East One-hundred-
twenty-eighth-st will he held on Tuesday. at
p. m.
J. r. RUSSELL will lecture before the H. p B.
Philosophical Society No. AZ West One-hundred-
andtwenty -hfth-st Sunday. at Sis p. m. on Sue
cessive Lives on Earth
AT the Manhattan Liberal Club No. 90 East
Fifteenth-st this evening there will be a lecture
on The Day Of Rest" by Captain r c. Adams.
of Montreal The public Is invited.
The Rev w F. Thomas. missionary from Bur-
NAH will deliver adress this evening In the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. No West Forty
GXth-st
The installation OF the recently elected oficers Of
Alexander Hamilton Post. No. 49, Department
\ Y G. A. r. took place last evening at the post
beadouarters az One hundred and twenty ffthst.
and Iexngton-ave before large number OF the
friends OF the post. Several visitors from La
favette Post present. The installing officer
was A. J. Mills past commander Of Lafayette Post
The officers elected for the coming year are as fol-
lows. commander William G. Reddy senior vice.
George ses oc. 1ani Sf hs day
A mshaS podds adjusnt John L. stats quartet
master D. VI. Doremus: surgeon s. NJ McIiroyy;
chaplain T. franklin smith: officer OF me suspf.
major and Charles n Howard was apponedi ~ guar ar
ternastersergeant AT the conclusion OF tne oc t
stallation refreshments were sei'eu anu ~
time was enjoyed
Company A. 22d Regiment. will give an entertain
ment at the armory the Boulevard and Sixty
seventh ST. Monday evening; for which ex,en,
sve preparations are BENG mane. an and
drill VIII take place at 3d. an" 'sN'p' 1870
dance will follow.
The annual dinner OF the Hotel Association OF
New-York City will take place next Tuesday. at $50
o'clock nj Delmonico's James n. Bresln will
nreside and Chauncey " Depew. Mayor Strong and
Simeon Ford will he among the speakers. There
has been a large demand for tickets and many az,
plicatons had to be deniea s he srveS in the
recepton-room
ug,on will be given on successive Mondays. at Sis
o m. In the Union Theological Seminary No. 700
Park-ave. The nrsl will be delivered next week
by the Rev. DR. Philip ;. Moxom: OF springneid
Mass on Personal Righteousness
Next Monday night the Pequod Club gives its
initial ball nj the Lexington Opera House. Fifty
eighth-st near Third-ave. Over five thousand In
vitations have been issued. and 5000 appropriated
by the club to stock the reception room for the
Entertainment Of the guests. Richard Croker and
John C. Sheehan will occupy one OF the proscenium
boxes
The New-Amsterdam Republican Club. No. 80
West Ninety sixth-st.. Is to meet this evening
After the business session there VIII be an en-
tertainment provided by the new oficerA Joseph
Reeves Bolton and Edward laval Seip eccom-