New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-17
NETWORK CITY.

Alexander Lambert. director OF the New-York
College OF Music. Will sail for Europe next satur
day the Touraine Of the French Line Mr.. Lam
bert WI! return before the reosenlng Of the college
September /.
TIE Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open free
TO the public this afternoon from to O'Clock;
Tuesdays. Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 q to p. m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from 20 10 O'Clock. The admission on
Mondays ard Fridays is % cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day from ?. m. 10 ?. m; on Weines
days. Thursdays and Fridays from e. TO 6
p m; Saturdays from a. m 10 10 p m. and
Tuesday evenings from 10 10 o'clock. The price OF
admission Is 25 cents Mondays and Tuesdays
from a. 10 ,. m.
The Patriotic Republican Club will hav. a meet
ing tomorrow evening at the clubhouse, 40. 2is
East Seventy-eighth-st.
The Friendship Association will have a summer
nights festival at Suffers Harlem River Park on
Tuesday evening.
The trial trip OF the Priscilla. the new s;ee.
steamer OF the Old Colony Steamboat Company. will
be made on next Thursday.
A special excursion TO Mauch Chunk. Glen Onoko
and the Switchback Railroad viii be by the
Central Railroad OF New-Jersey on SUNDAY. June "a
The train wi" start from L.bery-s:. at 30 a. H..
and from Brooklyn al Fu.,on-st. by the Annex boat
at SIS m.
For the benefit OF St Vincent de Paul's Confer
ence "Fennel. the Violin Maker OF Crenona" and
MY Lord in Livery" the whole to be preceded by
| the farce "Petticoat Perfidy." will be given every
evening this week except tonight and Sat
urday. IN Columbus Hall. S.xueth-st.. between Co
! umbus and Amsterdam ayes
The Wendell Philips Association which numbers
about one hundred and fifty members. Will be In
! stituted into the order OF Knights Of Pythlas at
Terrace Garden tomorrow evening. District Deputy
Mchae, Levy VIII conduct the exercises. which Will
be followed by supper. On the following evening
public installation and professional concert. fo.-
/ lowed by dancing. Wi. take place.
The Anti-Tammany Democracy will hold mass
meeting in the new Irving Hal. No. "a Broome-st..
tomorrow evening
Miss Margaret Zealand has made wager that
she will make a trip around the world on a bicycle
in fifteen months. She Will start from Boston on
June IS working her way TO this city. and after a
BRIEF visit here she will eave the city Hal for her
journey around the word. by way OF San Fran
J cisco. Australia. etc Miss Zealand IL MOI an ex-
per: bicycle rider, nor Is she particularly strong
! physically.
acknowledgements Reilly and Heidelberg arrived
from London the steamship New-York yester-
day. They had in their custody Adoph and Mon
tague Bernhard. who were arrested IN London on
complaint Of Isaac Levy furrier OF No. l33 Greene
| ST.. who charges the brothers with forgery and
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Fire at No 21 Front-st. occupied by the Buffalo
! Fish Company and the New-York Lubricating oil
/ Company. did 1900 damage yesterday morning.
| Incendiarles seem TO have designs the row OF
four brownstone-front tenement houses from No. -
TO No ZIG East Seventieth-st Two fires started
In two OF them within four hours Of each other yes
terday morning. About OF the fires there
strong smell of kerosene. Both fires put out
before they did any material damage.
curious freak Of nature lately shown al
GAINESVILLE. Fla. II large cucumber which
had grown Closely TO resemble a human hand. the
| thumb. fingers and PAIN being wonderfully perfect
Such hand ought 10 be a cool one.
The certificate Of Incorporation OF the New-York
! Fruit and Produce Exchange has been filed in the
| Office OF the County Clerk Among the trustees are
Leroy NJ Lyon. Mathew Lane. Robert o. Curtis
Charles Forster Charles W. Maxnelc Richard c.
Lamb and Robert Dixon.
Water Register Rley's receipts for Croton water
last week $l02337 g.
Mayors Marshal Enge,hard issued 81 city licenses
last week, and took In 81 IN In fees.
| William Ambrose Brlce says that the published
statement that he Is TO retire from the place Of
ganist and choirmaster OF ST. Agness Roman Cath
! ole Church No. ln East Fory-thrd-st., Is !ncor-
rect Mr.. Brlce says that he will continue occupy
| the pace In ST. Agness.