New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-18
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NETWORK CITY.

Correspondents nquiring about courses In eco
Monies requested to write to Professor Gun
ton School OF Social Economics No "a Union
Square.
\ regular meeting OF the Society for Religious
Study Will be held in the Madison Avenue Syna-
goguc at 3 p. m to-day. The Rev. Or. Henry
Berkowtz and Professor Richard J. II. Gottheil
will deliver addresses.
The Museum OF Natural History is open week
days from TO o'clock being closed in the even
ings for repairs. ON sundays it is open from to ,
o'clock. Admission is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Museum OF Art is open free to the public on
Tuesdays. Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a m. to . p. m. sundays from l p. m to
> =. m: Monday and Friday evenings from to 10
O'Clock. Admission Mondays and Fridays from
10 a. m to =. IN. is . cents
Miss H. stevens gave her illustrated lecture on
The Orinoco Plains" before the members OF the
Ladies' Art Association. at No. % East Fourteenth
st. on Thursday evening. Miss stevens exhibited
many interesting examples OF the products OF the
country and the handiwork OF the natives.
The total death-rate for the week ended ycser-
day was eco The rate for the preceding week was
col ana for the week corresponding to the last one
for five years rs
The following new cases OF smallpox were re-
ported yesterday. James J. iIanlon. No. 81 West
Twcniicth-st.: Michael Carney No. az West Forty
cighih.st. George Kellcr. 80. i2l East Tenth-st.
and Honrietie Chrieisen. No 20 81. Marks Place"
Tho Chicago mail now received at the General
Postoffcc at 6 A. m. will reach there at 5:i5 a m
after tomorrow. The result will be that this mail
will ho distributed In the first delivery. an h0ur
earlier than is the now
Samuel Il Davis. the aged resident o, Morrisania
who was knocked down by a troey-car at one
hundrc,i-and forty -second-st. and Third-ave. on
Thursday. died from his Injuries AT his home. no
80 Fast hundred and forty -second-st. yester-
day James Kelly. the motorman who was IN
charge OF the car at the time OF the accident was
plnccd under 500 bail In the Morrisania Police
court TO await the action OF the Coroner's jury.
The Young Mems Christian Union will hold Its
second social OF the season ut the union rooms.
Wcsichcstcr and Bergen ayes. on next Thursday
evening.
The scconr sermon in the Young Mems Christian
Unions course will be preached by the Rev DR.
Francis H. Marng at bethany Presbyterian
Church Ono-hundrcd and thirty -seventhst. near
Willis ave- this evening at o'clock
NJ " Howard the new Consressman-elect from
Alabama. viii give talk at the Peoples party
headquartors so. 80 East feminist. this evening.
on The Late Election and the Prospects FOR the
Peoples Party In The south"
Tho Rev Dr. Rowland Maynard will deliver an
illustrated and historical lecture THE North
or England" next Wednesday afternoon AT chick
crins Hall
Miss Ida - Wells will speak in tho church OF
the Divine Paternity this evening on "Lynching in
the south"
"Forcignor"-Thc Grand Central Palace is at
Lexington ave. and Foriy-thirl-st.
The Brooks Alumnae OF the kindergarten depart
ment Teachers College Will give their annual tea
party on Friday November %. at $50 p. m. at
one hundrcd-and- twenticth-st and Morningside
Heights There will he a small sale OF fancy ar
ticlcs FOR the benefit OF the Bryson kindergarten.
FOR the partial support Of which the alumnae are
responsible.
The Nassau Boat club has elected the following
officers and trustees: President. Albert +. Colfax;
vice president. Thomas T. Deeley; secretary-treas-
urcr Charles l.. Burnham, captain Frederick VII
mar; lieutenant. Walter Abbott trustees. J. II.
Abcel, jr. Clement March. II. =. Gibson. W. c.
Bcrgh and J. ". Moore.