New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
NETWORK CITY.

1's Metropolitan Museum of Art, which has been
closed since October ii for cleaning and repairs, VIII
be opened next Tuesday 10 the public
Receiver George w. Mclean reported yesterday that
his collections Of taxes the budget OF ls"l hao
reached SI6 500 800 11-about one-haf CT the tNiey
~ tho wear The amounts received daily now average
about 100000.
Professor Albert s. Bickmore will continue his Iice
,ectys 10 the teachers and their friends at the Amer
lean Museum OF Natural History at 10 80 O'CLOCK thS
morning. His subject today VIII be beeIieS' oe79
and Ants The doors will be open at 10 O'CLOCK ana
be closed at 10 80 o'clock
A meeting of the Rapid Transit Commission was
held yesterday afternoon At the offices, No - VIII
ism-st IL was said that the Commissioners had netns
IN add to their report for publication. They are now
waiting for the Mayor to sign the report, and for
plans as to obtaining consents from property
The eleventh anniversary Of the Bowery Mission
and Young Mems Home will take place at the mission
chapel No. 80 Bowery, below Cana ST. Oh sunday az
o'clock in the afternoon and at 80 O'Clock III the
evening
The G. amshp Alameda arrived at San Francisco
nm Thursday with mails from Australia, New-Zealand
and Hawaii. due to arrive here Tuesday morning Ihe
next mail for Australia, etc. will close at 80 p H.
on November T.
General O. O. Howard will address the mass-meetng
10 morrow at 3 80 p IN. at Asbury Methodst Eps-
oopal Church Washington Square; subject, The
Heavenly Fathers Love"
The Rev. David 6. wyle, pastor Of the Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Nineteenthst. near Slxthave..
will begin series Of practical Sunday evening ser
mons Tomorrow The first of the course is on the
prenaration for Christianity" Some Of the subjects
a. he treated are Obstacles TO the Progress OF Chris
t1anitys Difficulties In the Way Of successful Church
Work. and "A Christian Chrstendom"
Tire annual mstriculation of the students Of the
General Theological Seminary will take place In the
Memorial Chapel Of the Good Shepherd This morning
al IL O'Clock 1t is also the anniversary OF the con-
secration Of the chapel and the cOmmemoraton OF the
benefactors OF the seminary. lifesize portrait OF
Bishop Seabury the first Bishop OF the American
Church. will be presented after the service. large
number OF the clergy several bishops are cxpectsd
10 be present.
The second debate OF the literary society OF the
Young Mems Institute, Nos. 222-224 Bowery, will be
held this evening at 10 In the Institute library
The subject for debate is Resolved, That the Press
be Prohibited from Publishing Details Of Executions
The annual Halloween festival Of the New-Iork
Scottish Society took place last evening In Music
Hall, Fifty -seveDthst. ana Seventhave. The enter
tainment consisted Of illustrated lecture entitled
Night with Sir Walter Scott written by Peter
Ross and spoken by Charles II. Govan. There
also singing by Mrs. olivia Campbell Shafer, Miss
Josephine Mcpherson and Harry Foresman.
In the Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. corner Of
One-hundIed and ecventhst, the pastor, the Rev. j.
L. Campbell will begin tomorrow evening o course
OF special sermons on "Chrsnanity's Challenge the
Life OF Jesus the Nazarenen Tie special topics are
a. Christ and tine Founders OF Other Religions.
eo) @The Uniqucness Of His Character; 81 The
Originality 81 Has Teacmpg'; (4J :" The Supernatural
In Ills Life; 80 "The Mystery Of His Death: fs'