New-York tribune., 1898-10-24

public address In the chapel OF the prison and then
saw all the men personally for five minutes In the
warden's office. This consumed the remainder OF
room in each Of the large State ate Penten,iaries
The Minerva Club holds its second regular fort
nightly meeting 1t O'Clock this afternoon at the
WITH music. Mrs. Potter OF the Committee on
Current Eyen,s VII read paper on 'rhe Eneci
Great Britain" and Mrs. stanton will speak on
"Jewelry:",. Current events Will be presented by
Mrs. Petit, the ce-president of the club.
The tenth term OF the Alumnn Shakespeare and
literature class OF Normal College opens to-day at
4 O'Clock with the first lecture In a course OF twelve
ton OF Mrs. Harriet Otis Dellenbaugh. The lect-
will be given every Monday afternoon from
to o'clock until April "a. 1899. In the college
library Sixty ty-eightA-st. and Park-ave.
Course Of the law lectures to women in the
lectureshlp of the New-York University. founded
by the Woman's Legal Educational Society, begins
to-day at the New University Building. Washing
ton Square Four courses will be given during
the winter There are three lectures weekly. Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday and two classes, one
Professor Isaac Franklin Russell will have charge
CO the ss gssbe Maqy Petns w deliver
the lectures to the evening classes during The hrs
course. The subjects for, course No are miro o.
duction 20 the Study OF Law. Mature OF Law ~
GsaeraI. public Law Nations" InternationiH al
hw o on of WaT e q Eqaaty uafS before the
ng Doctrines OF Civil Polity' "Politico- Economic
rSrss in and P6Ss sSfGPRS
Suffrage; thu Status of the Indians I1 ne eoelaI
Judiciary" and constitutional amendments
The National Council OF Women OF the United
States will open its annual executive session TO-
day at Omaha Neb.. continuing until october ~
womans pepartmen. Of the Trans-Missssppi and
International Exposition
Llyu ms
to-day Mrs Eliza p Heaton will speak on The
New Photography" No place OF meeting was
given but this club held us meetings ias. seasp DT6
in the Young Wornen's Christian Association Builo
ing Of Brooklyn.
The Library for the Blind in ST. Agnes's Church
Building. Nc lH West Ninety-frst-st. forwards
book. to borrowers, small charge for Tanspor'a-
ton fees being exacted
Mrs Leila C. Blake OF second-ave.. Mount Yer.
non. gave a dinner on Saturday night in honor OF
the Rev Charles Stoddard Lane. pastor OF the
FRS, Presbyterian Church. and Mrs Lane among
the guests were Miss Leila Brown. or NC 49,
Mrs Carter, Or. Carter and Mrs Henry f.
Rhoades.
The Industrial School OF Pilgrim Church. Madi-
son-ave and One-hundred a nd twenty -frst-st,
opened SATURDAY afternoon at oci0SK 1 Secomes es
ali children who desire its instruction.
DIR Elmer Lee will give the second lecture on the
Human Body
INK at Public School No. 20. Albany and Carlisle
SITS His subject is Care OF the Health'
The fourth lecture in the on Literature"
will be given at o'clock this evening by professor
Albert H. Smyth in the assembly hall OF Public
School No TO- Mt One-h hundred and seventeenth,st
ana St by Resdi5s of shakespearan Tragedy
THE Struggle in Old Monmouth. New-Jersey' IN
177s" is the subject OF the lecture to be given at
Public School No @ bs a. % tSe thrd 1s
lecture IN the course on American History
At Public School No A. No. 225 East Twenty-sev-
enth-st. at S O'Clock this evening, Myers r. Jones
gives an illustrated lecture "Glimpses OF quaint
Old Holland: Its People and customs
DR.. w. Fl. Tolman will give the second lecture on
socioogical topics this evening at o'clock. In the
assembly hall Of Public School No. o. No. 63 West
Forty-fourth-st. THE Department OF Street Clean
rs Is the @ s9e'eGi be usratd e by .peca prepared
stereopticon views. All the public school lectures
free.
Another possible victim 10 typhoid fever. when
has besieged Camp Meade. near Lancaster, PENN
is Brigade Comnissary- Sergeant Edwin F. Stock
ton Ramb) OF the Sd Connecticut Volunteers. now
in n precarous condition at the home of his aunt.
Mrs E. J.. b. Fay. OF Washlngton Heights Ser
geant Ramo2 stopped there as Wedmesday , on Maa
iii TO continue his touIney Though cosey oi at, nd
hV Welcome a
aunt. he grew worse rapidly, and it is now doubt
fu If he viii recover His extreme youth.he Is
only Hd we ibe his as his
called him. popular with his general and officers
SON m'E ia the navy 1 P and the other the ARMY Her
duties in the sickrS9m o ha0e mT ne ,be Womans
PdHriotic League of Washington Heights, Mrs.
Cary Moore, Mrs. Hardness Boyd and others being
% It's fall wo last 9hSsdfy 1ssas 5r
s.o from Mre Herman. II has turned It's attention
10 Manila where It's offerings VIII go uhtl peace IS
finally declared
The third lecture IN the course on "Contempo-
rary French Authors" under the auspices OF the
French section Of the department OF philoosy of
the TSS BToSfyp By hrs. sns'qss chad G
p m. to-day in the Art Building No; & "a Mon,
taETtso gph6nse Baudef will he delivered in French
Under the auspices OF the department Of botany.
the third session in he o. or Bo % fs be
held AT o'clock this afternoon in lecture-room No
Of the Art Building.
Frederick II. Cooke will lecture at Sis o'clock
this evening In the Art Building on The Origin
snd 6 This lecture is given under
The auspices OF the department OF law
Charles W Lyon. jr.. vice president OF the de-
rartment Of mathematics gives an illustrated
lecture on The Mathematics OF Range Finding,
80 ~ the Force and Velocity Of Projectiles in
ccnnrerv. AZ SIS O'Clock this evening at No POI
Monta guest. Brooklyn
The third lecture in the course OF lectures on
"p,,,,,c law international and Constitutional
viii be given at S5 oGock H m by 2o, profe'Sor So
30 fS,to,st brooklyn. He will speak on Inter
Tetjonal Law in the Time OF Peace.
The Associate Alumnae OF the Normal college,
will have its annual fall reunion in the College
chanel next Saturday at o'clock. j. Wells
Cbannnev the artist will give an illustrated talk.
THE Young Canadian contrato OF 81. Barthoo-
news Miss Edith j. Miller. who Is so rapidly com