New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
NEW-YORK CITN.

The nroprjetors OF Godey's Magazine nave SUI
ceeded in making unique display on their ne" o''''
Ing beside the Brooklyn Bridge, hut they nave ,'"'
notice from the Bridge authorities to suppress "e''
searcllight because It has become % coisPN'o"'
IN bo,dcr on an infringement of comfort DOH "i 'n0
travelling public and the Bridge employees
The Museum of Natural History is open Tree 10 'ne
nubuc today 10 morrow, Friday and sa'uMay' Ho"'
o a. m. to 8 p. m: sunday afternoon iiom 10
O'Clock. and this evening and saturday evening "''''
10 O'Clock.
Alfonso yon,lare was convicted Of forgery in Gen
oral Sessions yesterday. on March 20 ne H'>No' D."
had check for $50 on Michael Dillon. livery man.
voullaire declared that he was being bounded pS sew
era, railroad companies for furnishing testimony aeshS
them TO the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mavor Grant Yesterday signed the amended resol'
tion permitting the Metropolitan Traction Company u
extend It's route from sixty fourth It. to oheh"Fu'u
and -tenth-st through ColumbuSaVe. This l. TIE N'o
lution which the Aldermen amended nj sP''''i SIS
sion on Monday, october TO- forbddns the use 81 '"c
trolley.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art viii be open Iec
to the public to-day tomorrow. Frda> ana S''''l'N'
from 10 A. m to 5 p m. and Oh sunday afternoon
from TO o'clock The price Of admission Oh Mon
DAYS and Tuesdays Is 20 cents At present IN
museum Is closed during the evenings
Alderman O'Reirne when the resolution permitting
John H. s,arin to cover piers nos. Is ana - NrtI
River with Il new structure came UP III 'hc '""l''''
Council Yesterday. denounced the !rolect ana '"u
mated that the surrounding crcums an'cS were SucA
ms 10 arouse suspicious Of bribery and cOIruptioh
Tho sarin resolution was passed by vote Of Il to D.
Messrs Cowie Morris, School and Van Colt Repub
rcans and Mr.. OBerne, Tammany, cast the negative
votes.
The steam yacht wadena, owned by J. II. Wade Of
cleveland Ohio member of the New-Y York Yacht Cub
arrived here yesterday. She sailed from 81 lhonaT
on October q and Charleston OF oct der To-
dispatch was received yesterday morning by J +
Whitney Il TO-, 4 No 10 Statc-st, 'aying that the
shin Joseph. which ran ashore Montauk Point
Monday morning got off at 6 O'CLOCK yescriay morn
Ing and that she not leaking.
The Italian cruiser Giovanni Baustn taken int
the timber dydocl. at he Navy lard yesterday Her
underwater null is foul with sea growth, and II will
take about fOnT days 10 scrapc II and give II coa
OF anti-fouing paint The dOckaec Of the vessel ana
all necessary facilities will BE- given b. the Navy De
partment free of expense. but any material or labor
furnished by the Navy Yard will b. paid for by thu
italian Government.
The first social meeting and supper OF the Pcsby
teran Union for the Of 1892-'93 viii take ace
at sherry's on Monday evening next. Charlie Emor'
Smith, exMinister to Russia, will be the speaker o.
the evening and his subject will be " Lights and
Shadows in Russia
Charles A. White who is accused Of committing
was remanded To the TOmbs in General Sessions yes
terdav as Governor Flower will have hearing In the
case on Tuesday.
The Union Reformed Church. for nearly forty years
situated at Nos 20 and - >xth-avc.. has taken pos
session Of its recently purchased building In West
Elcyenth-st between sixth and seventh Prea.h-
ing services will De held every evening this week
cept saturday
The semi annual reception OF th" New York Juveril,
Asv,urn wifi b. held The ms tuition Friday after
noon at 80 O'Clock. At the exercises in the chapel
fhe Zoo little inmates will be addressed by Frederick
" Devoc j. seaver Page and others.
The Metropolitan otenOgIaphers' Association mum
herring 300 members, will begin It's seeN of entertain
mems for the present by giving concert ana
dance nj It's clubhouse in Twenty third nea: Eighth
ave tomorrow evening 4 vote for the Presidential
candidates will be taken.
The funeral Of MyIa Goodwin the young soubretiC
Who died nj her home, No. PA West Forty ST"
on Saturday last, took place al the Little Church
Around the Corner yesterday fOr,nOon Jhc Rev
Edward G. Hcurhton oiicatei. The burial was al
Woodlawn Cemetery.