New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-19

disciple She Is said to be remarkably IKE the
Hindostan people IN features and characteristics.
She will remain in Brooklyn but few days
The ninth annual dinner Of the Confederate Vet
Grams Camp. in memory OF General Robert E. Lee,
will be held at the Windsor Hotel to-day The
Confederate women will be largely represented.
seated at the tables and joining in the songs and
festivities. The toast. THE American Soldier"
will be responded to by General Joseph Wheeler
a Nation Reunited" will End response by Timothy
L. Woodruff. There will also be Rotations ana
songs.
paper will be read by c. c. vermuele on En-
cheering Ideals VS. Engineering Expedents' this
at O'clock before the m9ng u III me
Columbia University.
The weekly French lecture on Les Mons des
Rues Paris" will be given this afternoon at SSp
by Professor Cohn at Columbia University open
institutions and their friends
free law lecture for women will be held this
afternoon o'clock in the Art Building. No ia
Montague-st., Brooklyn
Under the auspices OF the literature department
Of the Jersey City Womans Club Miss Cecilia
Gaines spoke YESTERDAY on Women Movests 10
Mrs Louise Seymour Houghton's next lecture VIII
be given at the home of Mrs. Henry Taft. NO S4o
Lexington-ave on Friday morning at IL O'CLOCK
The subject is THE Stolen Gods" As two lectures
we're postponed before the holidays. those joining
the class now will have the benefit OF six lectures
the half course for half the price Of the course
ticket. namely 80
One of the unique features Of the upper West
Side is a Ladies' MONDAY Lunch, with Dill OF rare
changed daily. everything served hot. everything
well cooked and appetizing. and everything on the
bill Of fare for five cents each individual order
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nounced by DR.. Henry NJ Leipziger for tonight
reads as follows: School No. 101, Wakefield. The
Sea" Glustrated). Charles Barned; School NO D.
Fordham. The Development Of American song
0llustra ted. II. w Greene: School NO l5i 81
Ann's-ave and One-hundred- and-seveny -eighth-st
.yThe Art OF the Ancient Creeks" 0ustrated). G.
s. Kellogg: School No. ST. Ninety-sxth-st. and Lex
ington-ave How Works OF Art Are Made IN Mar
bic and Bronze" illustrated z. 7. schoonmaKer'
School No. 90. Eghty-frst-st. and Avenue A.
Shakespeare NJ NJ. Mangasarian; School NO. ~
First-ave. and Seventieth-st., Electricity IN our
Homes" 0llustrated), ". w Ker: School NO. 49,
Frs-ave. and Fifty-frst-st., 'Statuary Museums OF
Italy and Of Rome" dllustrated). Professor w. H.
Goodyear: School No. SO, No AIS West twenty
eiehth-st The Treatment OF Shock Bleeding
Burns. Frostnite" etc Gllustrated). Dr. Alfred E.
Never: School No. A. No 225 East Twenty-sev-
enth-st Andrew Jackson" Jesse c. JOY; Schooi
No 49, Fifth;st. and Avenue G. our srhno No
A. No. u North Moore-st, Treatment Oh SSnnSSonn
Bieedng ETC. Dr. G. alfred THe life of Sir
walter Scott illustrated Charles II: Govan; Edu-
cational Alliance last Broadway ana Van
Iaer: School No. g. Grove and Hudson SITS. John
Greenleaf Whittier" dllustrated); Clyde 3. Furst
Veie to TAPS. Paul Kamerer; School No, %, No
ia West Thrtieth-st, Care Of the Health: Or
Tenth-ave. The Experience of Private in the
American Army Qllustrated). Paul sturtevant
lecture on Music and singing EdTaTd s G. Mar am
sterdam.ave Spain illustrated. William Free
land School No 10 s n
Linen and the Linen Trade" illustrated Mrs
Mary Schenck Woolman: school No; .. One-nUn-
Geogra ply and History of England" Professor
r. E. Dodge school No. &C. OneIhundred5, d- -iftR
Benedict School No. C. Kingsbridge, shake
speare's Julius Cesar" Richard A Purdy.