New-York tribune., 1894-01-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

Mr Bentley's painting "Thc Living Christ" Is on
exhibition daily in the Carnegie Music Hall
Users Of Croton water paid the Water Register
| so5.l7i SO last week.
The Mayors Marshal issued IC2 city licenses las,
week. and took in ;l.7sS 25 in fees
The NewYork Universalist Club will have n meet
| ing at Clarks restaurant. No. % West Twenty
/ thrd-st. tomorrow evening. Addresses Will be
made by Louis Ames Herbert F. Gunnison and
Samuel G. Ayres
| Crescent Lodge No. 4O2. F. and A. NJ. which
ranks as one of the prominent and successful
Masonic lodges In the country. Will give its annual
reception and dinner at the Brunswick Hotel. jan
,, uary a. Friends OF members of the order will be
permitted to attend. well as Masons
The only evening school In the city in which
French and German taught free to women and
girls sixteen years old and is at No 226 East
Fiftyseventh-st. This is also the only school on
the east side Of the city. north OF IIouston-st in
Whlch sewing, bookkeeping stenOgraphy, grammar,
composition and higher arithmetic are taught free
New classes will be formed tomorrow evening
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art will be open free
to the public this afternoon from / TO o'clock I.
Tuesdays Wednesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS
from 10 a. IN. to > p. m. and Monday and Friday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock. The admission on
Mondays and Fridays is 25 cents.
Admission 10 the Museum Of Natural History ,s
iree to-day from p. m TO y. m: Wednos-
days Thursdays and Fridays from a. m 10 :
p m; on Saturdays from a. m. 10 10 p. m. and
Tuesday evenings from 10 20 O'Clock. The price
OF admission is % cents on Monday and Tuesdays
from a. m. TO p. m.
over 10000 bushels Of corn were landed here
last week exclusively by railroads. During the las,
two weeks 10000 bushels OF this grain have been
landed.
The Excise Eoorl moved Yesterday into its new
Offices In the new Criminal Courts Building on the
fourth floor. facing E!m-st The Coroners took pos
session OF their apartments the floor below the
Excise Commissioners. also fronting upon Elm-st
Dls,ric,-At;orney Fellows said yesterday that he
had arranged for a term Of oyer and Termner in
February to try the election cases.
In accordance with the custom adopted By DIR
Ransford becoming rector OF ST. Georges
eleyen years ago. the first Sunday evening in each
year is devoted TO a service for only. This
evening at O'Clock the address Will be delivered
BY the Rev. DR.. George Il. Van De Water rector
OF ST. Andrews Church: he is powerful and at-
tractive speaker, particularly TO men. The service
Is short. ST. Georges Church IS In Stuvyesan.
Square. Sixteenth-s,. near Third-ave.
An alternative plan for the reorganization Of the
Nicaragua Canal Construction Company will be
prepared by Frederic H. Hatch. G. Amory Stevens
and Wilbur +. Herbert. who have issued an adj
dress inviting the support of stockholders
II Is understood that William W. Flanagan
president OF the Southern National Bank Will rc-
tire from that place next week Isaac Rosenwad
the vice-presdent. will be temporary president No
progress is yet reported in the negotiations for
transferring the business OF the Southern National
to the United States National Bank
Theodore Hyatt, twenty-nine years old who had
been employed as bookkeeper and collector for