New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Rev DR. Newland Maynard will deliver
illustrated and historical lecture on Canada and
the Canadians this afternoon at Chckering Hail
Fifth-ave Dr. Maynard having lived for many
years in the Dominion OF Canada. is familiar with
the history Of Upper and Lower Canada and the
distinguished statesmen and prelates who have
guided It's destiny
A Stag" entertainment will be given tomorrow
evening by the Builders League to mark the open
ing Of it's new house No "A West One-hundred and
twenty -sixth-st.
The Kit Kat Club will have a smoker and exh'-
bitlon Of sketches by members AT No. u East Fly
teenth-st on Saturday at p. m. In the afternoon
the sketches may be seen by women presenting ad-
mission cards
The American Geographical Society will meet on
Monday at $50 D. m in Chckering Hall. DR.. Titus
Munson Coan will deliver an illustrated lecture on
THE Hawaiian Islands-the Country and the Peo-
pie"
George Mclean IRWIN A speculator OF experience.
has written a book with the title, Speculation
Science" It tells how money is made and lost In
Wall Street The book is intended 10 be a guide
for spectators. 1t Is published by the Authors
Publishing Company
The Presbyterian Union Of New-York will hold
its next regular meeting the last but OF the
season. at o'clock Monday night In the ban
quet hall Of the Hotel savoy. The feature Of the
evening will be lecture by II. f. Krehblel on
Studies in WaRnerian Drama" and How TO
Listen to Music" The lecture Will be illustrated
by Miss Lolita Mills pianist. Tickets at 81 each,
may be obtained before Saturday from Henry r.
Elliott No III Fifth ave; James Yereance. No 100
Broadway. or the American Tract Society's
Offices No 10 East Twenty-third-st.
report was printed in evening paper yester-
day 10 the effect that Archbishop Corrigan would
soon receive the red hat from the Pope At the
Arclhepiscopal residence last evening it said
that no intlmaton had been received that the Pope
intended to elevate Archbishop Corrigan to the
Cardnalate
The collection OF paintings owned by the late
Henry s. Won Gigch at the time Of his death in
January last is be sold in this city Mr.. Won
Gigch was well known an art-deaer through
out the country but particularly in the West. his
home having been In Milwaukee. The collection he
left is made up Of 1853 works of masters OF the
French and English schools. 1t has to be sold to
close his estate The sale Is to take place under
the direction Of Arthur Furber. attorney. who has
charge Of the estate.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse William
Adams Fritz Achelis. jr., Consul Carl Behn. Con
sui Louis Borchers. Hermann de Barry. Benjamin
H. Cramp, Captain c. Leighton Foxwell. Major
Rudolph Keppler Major MacNeece. j. r. Naegeli
Henry Noel Potter Carl Pfuger p. p Avery Rob
inson f V. ". Rossiter DIT William A. Rx.
Gustav Stearns A. Stein, J. b. Whitney. Baron
Won Wrangel n. Talbot Watson and F. c. Bar
stow.
The Australian and New-Zeaand malls which
have arr we'd at Vancouver. B. C.. are due to ar
rive in N;ew-York March 10 and H. The next
mail for Australia and New-Zealand will close at
$50 p m March IS.