New-York tribune., 1893-12-17
NETWORK CITY.

from Bentley Bay County. Men, from man WIZ
saws he opened up an extensive sou h'e
there on December 1. Edmind H. Miller .he pop
ular instructor in charge Of the assay laboratory
ar Columbia College analyzed the ore and said that
u d,d contain a trace of gold-perhaps four or hve
dollars to the ton Of ore
William O. Judge general secretary OF the Amer
lean Section Of the Philosophical Society, VIII iec'-
ure this evening before the II. p. V. Theosophical
Society. No. l42 West One-hundred- ed-and-twenty-
Hfth-st on The Visible and Invisible Man.
DIR. Rosslter w. Raymond will speak on water
Its Place In Evolution, at the chapei OF Dr' Coi-
yer's church this evening, at the meeting OF the
Science Sermons Society. Seats are free.
At n meeting of the MedIco-Legal Society on Fri
dav evening Dr. Hubbard w. Mitchell. of No. 7F
Madison-ave.. was elected president Of the society
This Is the first time in the history OF the society
that n medical man has been elected to its presi-
dency.
Manufacturers of woollen and worsted goods car
pets hosiery and knit goods and clothing are unit
ing strongly in opposition to the wilson DILL a
meeting will be held in New-York on January ~
to protest against the proposed schedule
The large and interesting library Of the late
George McLaughn, OF Cincinnati, with some ad-
ditons from other sources. including fine set OF
the Groller Club publications, the whole making
catalogue of LIS numbers will be sold in the after
moons Of this week at auction by Bangs q Co.,
No 739 Broadway sales beginning at p m
George Sawkins, the Australian astronomer VINO
is to deliver a course of lectures In this city on
THE Mysticism of Ancient and Modern Theolo-
gies," being scientific exposition Of the funda-
mental truths on which all creeds Of civilized man
have been based" will speak tonight In Chckering
Hall on Virgo Paritura' Mr.. Sawkins will deal
with the hidden meaning which he says underies
miraculous accounts in Scripture. and will explain
incidentally the actual astronomical phenomena
chronicled in the story of Jorah and the whale
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art will be open free
to the public this afternoon from l to O'Clock;
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m. to p. m. and Monday ana FRIDAY
evenings from to 10 O'Clock. The admission on
Mondays ard Fridays Is % cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day from p. m to p. M. on Wednes-
days Thursdays and Fridays from a. m. to 8
o. m: on Saturdays from a. m. to 10 p. m, and
Tuesday evenings from TO 10 O'clock The price
Of admission is % cents on Mondays and Tuesdays
from 3 a. m. to p m
Sgnor Italo Campanin and Nine Luisi Terri VIII
sing tonight at the Innes band concert in the
Grand Central Palace. Eorty-thirl-st. and Lexing-
ton-ave Innes has arranged an excellent pro-
pramme for the occasion, and the numbers Include
selections from the works OF the composers which
are usually attempted only by the hghest-class or
chestras On Tuesday night Innes's Band Will play
The Press Club March, by Barber, for the nrst
time and on Thursday night military programme
including marches. patrols ana maruaI MUSIC VI al
kinds. will be given.
f. o. Leach who has been Ill for week or
moro in his apartments in the Park Avenue Hotel,
was reported last night being out OF danger lie
has been suffering from severe attack Oh pneu-
monia.
Colonel s. r. Horn the retiring United States
Consul at st. Thomas, arrived here yesterday on
the steamer Madiana When the Madiana LETT Mar
tlniaue the Brazilian cruiser America was In port
reparing her machinery. and she was 10 nave
sailed from Martinique last night to join the Mic
theroy
DR. y. Nlmr. OF the Egyptian Army read paper
hefore the United Service Club at the clubhouse.
No Is West Thlrty-nrst-st., last night. In II ne
told how much his army had been improved since
IT'S reorganization by the English, and gave some
account OF its recent engagements with the forces
OF the Mahd and with the dervishes.
A concert will be given in the Flushing opera
House tomorrow evening by the Metropolitan "lee
and Mandolin club under the auspices OF 81.
Georges brotherhood. An attractive programme or
fifteen numbers will be presented.
. nerformance for the benefit OF the family OF
the late Stephen J. Herbert wellknown news
paper man. will be given at the Star Iheare thls
evening Miss Marie Tempest. with other we'll
known performers will take part, and lnEess full
band will be present
Entries for the boxing and wrestling champion
ships OF the Metropolitan Athletic Association VIII
close on Tuesday The number received thus far
is large and interesting contests are expected
Handsome gold and silver medals will be awarded
to the first and second men in each contest.
Kane Lodge OF Free Masons. OF which General
Greelv Commodore Melville and several other Arc
rio exnlorers are honorary members, Will have Its
annual election at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday
evening.
Users Of Croton water paid the Water Register
s27 6s6 II last week
Four hundred and nlne:y-n'ne city licenses were
issued last week by the Mayors Marshal, Mr.
Enrelhard for which the fees amounted TO S2I99 10
Two weeks only remain to view the Cain exhibit
tlon at the American Ar; Galleries
Company d. 18th Regiment, will hold Dutch
on next Saturday night.
The annual convention of the National Guard AS
socation will take place at the armory OF the 10Th
Battalion in Albany. January II next. Officers
for the coming year will be elected and consider
able business OF Importance is expected to be
brought before the convention.
Company f. Of the 7th Regiment, Captain Rand,
will hold n smoker" on January 10 next The
members Of big Six looking forward to the
entertainment already, and no doubt 1t Will be
lively affair.