New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-08
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

Professor Samuel Sheldon will give his second
lecture on physics at o'clock this evening In St
Bartholomews Lyccum Hall. No. 30 East FORTY
second-st. The lecture. which Is on Force VIII
be illustrated by stereopticon views ana expert
ments.
professor W " GOODYEAR will give the second
lecture in a course Of twelve ancient history
II is entitled The Influence Of Greek Art In Mod
ern Sculpture" and will be given at the Young %
Mems Christian Association Hall. No; west one
hundred a nd twenty-ffth-st. at o'clock p. m
These free lectures provided TOT the PeoPie
by the Board of Education
The ceremonies attending the unwilling OF the
bronze tablet erected to mark the birthplace OF
Governor Daniel D. Tompkins will he held at 3
o'clock this afternoon AT the home OF Miss Emily
o. Butler FOX Meadow scarsdae ~ y; ~ $40 40
historian and J. .. Dykman Justice OF the SUI
preme Court special train will leave the Grand
Central Station az pos p. m. ana VIII Dc me' ny
conveyances at Hartsdale.
A mass-meetinC OF all who Interested In the
work OF the Illinois Christian Citizenship League
will he held to-day I'm the Young Mems CHRISTIAN
Association Auditorium, at Peoria, III
Under the direction OF Professor Frank NJ. Nc
Murray of Teachers College the opening ses-
sion Of a course Of instruction IN Psychology as
Apnlied to Teaching" will he held at the Art
Building, No. IA MontaGue-st., Brooklyn. this
given under the auspices of the School of Pedagogy
The other sessions will he given on succeeding
Saturday mornings.
The first Of a course on THE Principles Of Edu-
cation" which Is also under the auspices Of the
School Of Pedagogy will he given at the Art Build
ing from II a. m. 10 1890 o'clock. Professor James
f. Russell dean OF Teachers College. and Dr. w. b.
Elkins of tho same institution. have this course in
charge. and lecture will be given every Saturday
morning.
Under the auspices of the department Of music
lecture recital will be delivered at p. to-day In
Association Hall Bond and Fulton SITS. Brooklyn.
The lecture is entitled Folk Songs in America
and VII be given by Henry f. Krehbiel. It will
prano. who viii be assisted by Miss Lolita Mills
accompanied. programme Of the songs VIII be
given 10 those who attend
The Rev D. w lie Lacheur will deliver n lecture
on "Thibet: or, A Visit to the Land Of the Lamas'
tomorrow afternoon AT 2 o'clock I'm Carnegie Han.
seventh-ave and Fifty-seventh-st. During the
evening there Will be solos quartets and choruses
by a trained choir. Admission is free. Mr.. lie
Iacheur Is the second Christian missionary 10
enter Thibet
DR.. W. d. McCracken gives his second lecture In
an illustrated course on Switzerland and Her
People at the Art Building, at SIS o'clock this
evening. his subject being Switzerland During the
Middle Ages"
The opening Of the nth annual chronological ex-
hibltion Will be held AT the museum building.
Eastern Parkway Brooklyn. this evening from ':5o
10 10 o'clock.
A congress Of mothers, under the auspices OF the
National organization, opens to-day in Omaha II
Is held by invitation OF the Trans Mississippi FIX
nosltion. and will continue for three days
The Thought and Work club. OF Salem Mass
opens It's season to-day. Miss Anna Northend
BENJAMIN will speak on Guantanamo. Santiago
and Sboney Before and After Surrender Miss
Fenjamin Is daughter OF Samuel u w. behJa-
min former United States Minister 10 Persia
The Milford woman's Club. Of Milford N. H..
holds its opening meeting OF the season to-day
The club was organized in 1895 and federated the
following year the founder being Mrs. Grace L.
Rotch. II has now a membership OF III Inc
president is Mrs. Ellen L. McLane'
The science department Of the womans CLUB OF
Orange has arranged for a course OF lectures on
science and Primitive Man" 10 be given by the
pey Adolph Roeder OF the Swedenborgian Church
The hrst lecture will be given this morning al 10
o'clock the subjest being From Hlerogyph "
W.