New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
NETWORK CITY.

Colonel Robert G. Ingersoll will deliver his iec-
IRE Some Mistakes Of Moses at the Broad
way Theatre on Sunday evening. January ~ IL Is
at least fifteen years since this lecture was de-
Nvercd in New-York and IL Will undoubtedly prove
amusing now as 1t did then when it gave Mr..
Ingersoll an opportunity for a full swing OF proad
ridicIle brilliant wit biting sarcasm and roll
licking humor
historic sermon will be preached in the Mad
ison Avenue Presbyterian Church this morning.
giving the results Of the two years OF work uhuer
the free-pew system.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art will be open Tree
to the public this afternoon from l to o'clock;
TuesI,vs Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
from 10 a. m. 10 = y. m. and Monday ana frlday
evenings from to 10 o'clock. The ADMISSION on
Mondays and Fridays Is p cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day from p. m. to p. m; on Nedhes-
days Thursdays and Fridays from a. IN. to .
D. m: on Saturdays from "A. m to ~ p m. anu
Tuesday evenings from to 10 o'clock The price
of admission is . cents on Mondays and Tuesdays
from A. III. to y. m.
course Of free lectures will be given at Gram
mar School No. d. No. 529 West Forty fourth-st.
on Monday and Thursday evenings. beginning on
January - and ending on March T.
TIE Water Register collected s26OSl 81 for Croton
water use last week
Two hundred and eighteen city licenses were
issued by the Mayors Marshal last week. Tor
which he received $780, 30 in fees.
by request Of pr Colyer, DR.. Cotton will give
an illustrated lecture on the magnetic telegraph
in the Church Of the Messiah Park-ave and Thir-
ty-fourth.st.. on Tuesday evening. There Will be
many amusing and instructive experiments. There
will also be electric engine on a circular ROAD.
This is the original engine made for Dr. Cotton IN
1914 said to be the first engine eyer moved by eiec-
tricity.
The REORGANIZATION Committee Of the Nicaragua
Canal Construction Company announces that the
holders Of nearly 1000 shares OF the company's
stock have assented To the plan. and that reports
which have been circulated that some of the stock
holders have withdrawn their assent are absolutely
without foundation. No dissatisfaction with the
plan has been expressed by any important number
Of stockholders and efforts to divert stockholders
who have not assented said 10 be apparently
the result OF a misapprehensIon OF the facts.
\ meeting Of the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni AS
sociotion will h. held at Clark's No. % West
Twenty thlrd-st.. the evening OF January T.
Joseph OConnor. Editor Of The Rochester Post
EXPRESS" will address the association on The
Historic Delusion'
Frank NJ. Chapman. assistant curator Of the de-
partrent of mammaogy and ornithology at the
American Museum OF Natural History. has begun
= course OF Saturday afternoon lectures. beginning
at , o'clock, on "Bir1s OF the Vicinity OF New
York city" The course Will be continued through
January and will be followed next month by one
on building stones and Materials by l.. T.
Gratacap.
The funeral servj ,es Of Oliver p G. Billings took
place Yesterday morning AT All Souls Unitarian
church Fourth-avc. and Twenueth-st. The burial
services were read 10y the pastor. the Rev. Theo-
dore g. Williams. \ large number OF relatives
and friends was present; The burial was at Wood
lawn IN the afternoon.
~ the annual meeting OF the Society for Pro-
motln. tn, Welfare OF the Insane Mrs. a. r.
Onutt president OF the class of ~ Of tn Woman
College and Hospital. unanimously elected a
member.
The Rev Or. W. II. Furness. Of Philadelphia.
whose ninciy-second birthday celebrated on
Friday In Philadelphia. will preach this morning
I'm the Church OF the Messiah, at Park-ave. and
Thirty -fourth-s,.