New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-17
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varied and attractive programme is provided at
the Eden Musee to-day Erielyi NaczI viii play
violin solos, the Hungarian orchestra win be heard
in chbce selections, and the Russian vocasts will
sing. Among the wax-w9rks is q striking group
entitled (" The Lions Brides The last week Of tho
engagement of Miss Mamie Horton the whistler begins
to-day
So6,411 So Tho Mayors Marshal issued 20s licenses
receipts. $512 so.
Thb monographs Alumnae Association has united
with the Metropolitan stenographers' Association
Recently the stenographers Association was also
elected in q body. The Metropolitan Association
hopes to have a clubhouse of its own before long
The free Sunday afternoon and evening concerts
for wording girls still continues Ut No. 80 Fifthave.
Judge McAdam will address them to-day.
Mrs. Lakey's gallery at No. 80 Fiftha was so
crowded last Sunday afternoon that she is compelled
to open It hereafter at 10 a. m. Admission Is free
to all
Professor Thomas R. Price delivered second
lecture at Columbia College yesterday morning on
shakespOares Method of Drawing Character add Con-
strucung Plot"
A meeting Will be held by Commandments at
3 p. m. to-day in tho hall. No. 2oS2o7 East Fifty
sixth-st to consider what part the German-Amercan
societies will take in tho Washington Centennial parade
on May l. An address will be made by Carl schurz
The anniversary exercises Of the Hebrew Free
School Association win DO held at 10 a m. today In
the schools at No. 6o4 East FifthsL, No. 200 East
Broadway, and No. IA East F1fty-second-st At
30 p. m. public meeting VIII take place in the
Temple Ahawath Chesed. LexinRtonaye. and Fifty
hfthSt. where there " DO speeches and music.
The annual Purim receptions win Be held at this
Home for Aged and Infrm Hebrews, ono hundred
and-hfth-st, west of Einihavo., at p m tomorrow,
and on Thursday and Sunday next at the Same hour.
The Rockaway Social Club organized for bcnevo-
lent, literary and social purposes has been incor-
porafed The trustees are Benie Sohniecker, Max
Berger. william Hoffman, Ernest LustG and Joseph
Hoffman.
Richard Fisher and Robert Leutcr. arrested on FIJI
day on the charge Of counterfeing silver dollars wefo
arraigned yesterday before Commissioner Shields
Fisher was sent TO Ludlow Street jail In default OF
IS OOO Bail in the case Of Leuter was fixed at
g, 500.
number Of men in the dry-goods district have or
ganlzed tho Titan Athletic Club. They have made
arrangements with the Manhattan Athletic Club for
tho use OF fits grounds and they hayo also lawn tennis
courts and largo ball ground The officers arc
Edgar Tate, PRESIDENT A. II. Davis, vice-presdent;
A. Lurcott secretary; J. NJ Ritter, treasurer, and
J. L. McAulIRe. captain.
A special committee Of the Board OF Trade ana
Transportation VIII hold a meeting on Tuesday ~
o D. H. at No SIS LIberty-st.. TO hear arguments lot
and AGAINST the Cable Railway bill. Friends and
enemies of tho bill are invited to be present.
Maurice DAILY, the billiard expert. said yesterday
that he would play Schsefer cushion earron onnarus
for $500 a side He said that SchAeier's challenge
to play game of 1000 points surprised him. as he
thought that the western man liked shorter games
Mrs. darlington Booth will address the Baptist
Minister'S Conference at No. Murrayst TOMORROW
at IL a. m on the subject. The salvation Army ana
its Methods
Tho Congregation B'naI Jeshurum held Purim re-
ception last evening at the Hotel brunswick Meyer
furnished tho music for the dano" IL is customary
each year for the congregation TO celebrate furm
Eve I'm manner.