New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-18

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university college or school participating in the
Observance Of the Lafayette Day exercises and the
mir receipt. suitable for preservation and framing.
Careful records VII he made OF schools ana IN. IN
same WI be engrossed and placed in the corner
stone
THE DAYS GOSSIP.
A meeting q the chairmen o: the local com
rr!ttees Of the New-York State Federation o. Won
fam Tod Homu,S IN the Hojel BrSioi, 10 O'Clock
this morning.
The Society for Political Study will hold It's sec
ord meeting at o'clock this afternoon. at the
Tuxedo Madison-avo. and Fifty-nlnth-st. Mrs.
hattie W Graham Will read paper on 'Char-
OH and New Club % Maiden. Mass today It
being the twentieth anniversary Of the organiza-
ton The reception VIII be az 2 O'Clock p m
cubwomen who vii be present IS Mrs. Aice Ives
Breed
The Contemporary Club. Of Trenton. y. J.. will
open i,s second season to-day at The Trenton
House Mrs Ruth McEnery Stuart Will read from
ho- ov, writings. The c.Ib now has NO hundred
members.
4 devotional r.6'o study class Of Columbia Uni-
versity met yestetday afternoon a. $50 o'clock n
Boom No @ OF ay(~c "a Ha and h the sH eade
Was II. b. SharmaH.
The Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Association Will
hold Is regular monthly meeting at o'clock this
afternoon q; Wilson's Parlors. 30. l53 Pierrepont-
81, Miss Hope Christensen Will be the chairman
The subject IS state Laws Mrs: Priscilla D.
az Is Relation 20 - Present Campaign and
judge Andlew Ferry on The Prma} PGjc al
the subject by the members viii follow.
Professor William H. Goodyear Will give his
third illustrated lecture in the course on Etruscan
and Ear,v Roman Art and Architecture" in the Az
Building SO. IA Montague-st. Brooklyn. th's
evening a. Sl5 o'clock The subject is The Cult
ure and Monuments OF the Roman Provinces Before
and After The Conquest"
The Temperature OF the Air" Is the subject Of
the lecture TO be given by Professor John s Nc
Kav n, SO o'clock this evening al the Packer
Collegiate Institute. in loralemon-s... Brooklyn
The lecture which is the second in Professor Nc
K.y's course on The Atmosphere" Will be illus
traced by experimental demonstrations and ap-
IN Rev Thor1as R sIcer Will give the third
lecture in his course English Authors OF the
Later yctora2 PeT9d at 0T9cXM ms afef
BROOKLYN His subject FOR to-day Is James
The above lectures are given under the auspices
Of me different Departments Of tho Brooklyn IN
sf.tute q Arts and Sciences
4 meeting Of the members ~ the section on
mycology ~ he department OF botany VIII pe
held in Lecture-room No. . Of the Art Building. q;
The members Of the Information section OF e IN;
toor II The Art Building a SIS o'clock this even
,ng
The ors- regular monthly business meeting OF the
rroelon club % Brooklyn will he held to-day.
T'-. s.,Idv course on Church History % 'he -Four
roonth and Fifteenth Centuries"-for active mem
hrs onlv-vyiN be taken up az each business meet
Ing ihree pat'' bs exccpt,on of Decerber when
III annual meeting. with reports ma eeC 6h ~
, ,l .-rba Knichte Templar" John Froissart' and
-. Bridget OF Sweden
~. Germans throughout the country will 10
- - he late Iron Chancellor by celebrating
. 49,. g. bismarck memorial In the Metro
roli,an Opera House. Carl Schurz patriot Oh
is who vos exiled from his native land because
~ his opposition 20 he man he VIII SPEAK
ato,,, vii tell hts countrymen how much ne 40
rir.d his enemy. the old statesman OF Frie1Tichs-
ruh. 49,, $500, &,
There will Ne q Bismarck memorial pafa"e IL
rrt-b f. Is believed that Afty thousand men VII
-~.t.t,e+e and whatever difference % opinion may
=. ,-,.t-.sted there f. hut little doubt tHat the
- -, 49,, united Germany VIII he honored py n"
.r,-7..u and couutrywOmen az IaiE
Afternoon teas VIII D. gwen y " u - ~ -.
g.. E'Ita-rland who have maze Ne"-l or" t.s.t
b,r,.. and n f. thought that the German ~onci
o-.afics VIII take an active part III hoho''"f '"e
dead Prince.
--,. GREAT Peace jubilee bail Is to oe siVen 70
,... ~ the Auditorium at Chicago. Mrs Pot
- Inv tas had charge ~ The Announcements.
~ -nleDde are be used in aidins the destitute
t',,iii,s II soldiers ana sailors
Tho fo,rth annual meeting Of the Illinois STAT"
- ,...,l., - Women'e clubs VIII open today IN
i..,f Nfusic Hal Chicago. The headquarters
re visiting clubwomen viii be- AZ the rooms
,,,tc.go Woman's club. IN tie Fine Arr
r., a. IN Nichieau-ave- ! nc ciu"s o. ~
i5-i."tiMs III live AN evening reception 10 n.I--
e ,rJ visiting members on n,'rf'l%N 'e'.,,t
/ 80 ,srlor, 81 The Grand Pachc ii"'el- l"1
,- ,,-r,irn close. on Frday. oc'o''' 81
urSENG BEE AT UNCLE NAIHANS.
,.,,,,,o entertainment will be siveA by ire
- Auxiliary 10 the Washington He'fh'S
nm ,,.r.s Christian Association to-day t2-iho'-
r..y Thursday. Friday and Satu'o"y' ~ ~ 90.
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