New-York tribune., 1894-04-22
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There vii bo a meeting In Hobart Hall. No. %
| LAFAYETTE Place on the evening OF May 3 TO cee-
hrato the anniversary - tho founding Of Hobart
college : reception VIII b" given for tho faculty
ami alumni the Church University n7arl of Re-
gents Bishop Potter an1 other bishops. aal the
Boar! of Visitors.
The N.w-York city Council y the Irish Nailonn'
FEDERATION of America VIII have a meeting IN Room
p Cooper Union. tomorrow evening.
Tho s.aiwar, Republican club Of tn. III Assem-
hly District WIFI have meeting o-morTow evening
M 30 % Doinrrov-s' Tho housc~arnlns VIII take
place on Wclnosiay evening
Dwigh, / Elmenlorr WI! lecture before the Cam
era club 10. 3i Flfh-ave.. tomorrow evening
The Bro,horhooI % Arirew AMI philip Will have
a young mems rally !n the CoNegiate church. Fifth
ave aal For;y-cighth-s'.. tomorrow evening.
The first Of m. Ncw-York organizations q the
Natloaa. Guard to Doe inspected hy G"neral McGra'h
Will b. the s,h battalion. This Organization VIII
hold review anl reception tomorrow night and
Will be Inspected a. the same time.
Felix Adlcr's lecture before tho Society o; Ethical
Cultur. IN Music Hail to-day VII Doe On Science
ana Ethics
The Rev Or Joseph S!'verman VII lecture a, u"
Temple Emanuel. FNh-nve. th' morning at Il
O'Clock on "The Jewish Passover anl Us Modern
Message 70 Jews and Christians
The Manufacturing Furriers' Association of New-
York city VIII hoiI It's eighth annual dinner ~
Do.moulco's saturday evening. April - Many
guests OF National reputation VII De present and
respond 90 toa-ts.
The New-York. Ontario and Western Railway
Company's Summer Homes is "A timely puhiica-
ton. am tells u many breezy spots and shows
them IN many attractive sketches II Is Of Interest
10 city people looking for country board The line
OF the road s through tho most beautiful sections
OF the counties % Orange Sullivan. Ulster and
De,awar4 and the book gives a list ~ hotels. farm
and boarding houses. with rates ~ board It may
he obtained AZ any OF their ticket Offices or by mall
from J. e. Anderson general passenger agent No.
,s Beaver-st. New-Yort
The annual dinner Of the ST. George Society viii
be held at Delmonico's tomorrow evening.
The New York Banks Gce club concert AZ Music
Hall on Thursday evening was one of its best and
there were several recalls. II conducted by
Professor Henry X. Humphrics who has been the
leader for many years. and the solosts Miss
Marcelia Llndh. soprano: Hubert Arnold vlolnlst.
f. D. Jarllne. organst. and Emile Levy. pianist
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art viii be open free
to the public this afternoon from TO O'Clock;
Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m. to p m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from to 10 o'clock The admission on
Mondays and Fridays is D cents.
Admission to the Museum or Natural HlStOry -
free today from p. IN. 10 p. m; Wcdnes-
days. Thursdays and Fridays from a. m 10 5
p M; on Saturdays from n. m. TO 10 p. m. and
Tuesday evenings from 10 10 o'clock The price OF
admission IL 25 cents Mondays and Tuesdays
from a. m. 10 p m
The pneumatic tire has displaced the cushion as
efectuay az the safety has driven the old high
bicycle out OF the held.
The bright star Vega. Alpha Lyrae. which s
familiar many people as being almost directly |
in the zenith early In the evenings OF July. now
rises about p. m. i
Within the last few days danlelons have opened
their discs OF rich gold lr city back yards
on Friday next Venus will reach the most west.
erly point which she Will attain her present Jour
ncy round tine sun. Seen through a telescope or
opera glass she will present the appearance
as the when at first quarter-that Is, one-haf
OF her surface will be illuminated. Venus ls now a
morning star.
The Hall Signal Company has brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court OF Western Pennsyl- |
vanla against the Union Switch and Signal Com
pany OF Swss1ale, Penn. for infringement OF their
patent covering the improved anti-llghtnlng relay
and circuit
party OF Catholic cergymen sailed yesterday
on the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser VII |
helm III for Genoa. their way 10 Rome. They
were the Right Rev. Thomas V. Baden Bishop OF
the diocese OF Springfield. Mass; the Revs J. J.
Dougherty j.. J. Conroy. OF Poughkeepsle: Terence
Kelly, OF Matteawan: T. Joint. OF New-Tondon: f.
s. Fitzgerald and James Boy.e. They Will return
IL about three months.
About thirty people followed the body OF Henry
s. Ives to Greenwood Cemetery where II buried
Yesterday morning. The funeral services the
house OF the dead man. No West Fifty-sxth-st..
private.
Our Forinnc,. c,n. our new comic E,ook Ruletn Cal