New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-08
NEM-NORK CITY.


"Reader and Admirer, Brooklyn.'-The tenor re-
ferred to Nemann; the baritone probably Galass
The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby will preach at the
opening of series of evangelistic meetings In Hope
Chapel No. 800 East Fourth ST.. this evening.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday passed resou-
tons commencing the work of Chief Hugh Bonner,
Superintendent of Telegraph J. Elliot Smith, and OF
the Fire Department in repairing the damage caused
by the storm Of January %.
Special services will be held in Hope Chapel No.
$50 East FOurth-st. every evening, excepting Mon
day and Saturday evenings, for the next two weeks.
The Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby, A. p. Atterbury,
Ira 5. DOdd Vincent Psek, F. " D. GarTetson, DR..
W. C. stitt d. E. Lorcnz Howard s. Bliss. Dr. \. IL.
Harshaw DR.. c. II. Parkhurst and DR.. Henry Dyke
will preach successive evenings.
D0rls's Eighth Avenue Musee between Twenty -sev
enth and Twenty eighth sts ana Dons's HaIlsm Musee,
in Third ave. One hundred and twenty fifth ST.,
offer long lists of curiostieS for this week. Natural
and mechanical wonders will be found in prOfnsion al
both. A band of Sioux Indians giving characteristic
dance holds prominent place at the uptown museum.
and the other there is automatic clock that gives
pretty nearly a whole Passion Play.
Mile. Agnes Charcots exhibition Of her skill as a
hypnost has attracted such large audiences. day and
evening" at Worth's Theatre and Museum for the last
week. that Mr. Worth has placed her in the theatre,
and from the stage she will give her remarkable e1-
hbitions. New features will be added 10 those In tie
curio halls and new attractions Will be upon the
stage in the theatre this week.
large number Of the public school boys Of this
city have organized the Pbbc school Athletic Assoca
ton, and making arrangements TO establish gym
nasum. Invitations have been sent 10 all of the
schools asking that branch clubs be formed 10 assist
in the movement. a meeting Of the association viii
be held on Tuesday evening at No 500 West Thirty
nnth-st
Last week brought out feature In commerce :
900 barrels of New orleans moiases taken for
export 10 Great Britain and the Continent.
Notices sent out yesterday of the annual meet
ing of the corporation OF the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art which will be held in the museum library to
morrow afternoon. The election Of officers and trustees
will take place, and General d Cesnola and the treas
urer will present their reports.
Among the new things in wax at the Eden Musee
is realistic figure of Eyraud, who was recently be
headed In Paris. The rival beautes, Otero and Haiu,
continue 10 attract new admirers and the feats Of the
members Of the japanese troupo novel and startling
The Hungarian orchestra will play to-day.
Water Register Riley reported his receipts for Croton
water last week at S15602 7s. Mayors Marshal En-
gelhard Issued 321 city licenses; fees, $lo90 go
Ex-Congressman Roswell c. Horr will address the
North side Republican Club, No 206l Thirdave.' on
saturday evening next, upon " How the Irotecu'c
Tariff vitality Interests ana heneiiJe Livery AiHcE'"
Citizen
W. W. HILL who recently failed on the Cotton Ex-
change has been renstated in membership OF the En-
change The announcement Is made that the BoaNi
Of Managers has ordered the seats Of " and A. Meyer
who faled on December g. TO be sold on February L.
An audience numbering between two aud Three hun
dred persons assembled last night In Cooper Union 10
hear lecture by David Is. scliels. Of this city, on
Ancient and Modern Myths" The lecturer closed by
saving that although myths undoubtedly performed an
indispensable service in their time, yet men were no"
sufficiently enlightened TO get along very well without
them.
The toboggan slides at the Coliseum Rink, Harlem
are well patronzed every evening. Plans for new
huding on the west side Of the city, 800 feet long by
200 feet wide, under way.
AT n regular meeting Of the New-iork Shakespeare
Climb held last evening at the berkeley Lyceum, the
study of " AS You Like It" was begun. The Ine'h"d
employed is 10 read the play and discuss IT, Va1ou
points of interest papers being from time u hme feau
bv members on subjects relating TO the study
George f. Hardy, treasurer OF the teachers ba'ar
held recently in the LenOx Lyceun. has pre,ened m'
Anal accounts tn the Teacher Mutual Benett 1850
ciaton The net gain Of the association by The fair
was $4,000.
w. A. Martin will erect budding AT one-hundred
and twenty -fftfst. and LcnoX-aVc ior the boh Oh
| Education. The building will be .oun. cied with Gram
| mar school No. So Mr.. Martin W. "'.t the building
| for school purposes for $1,000 ycai.