New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-21
NETWORK CITY.

rbere will be dinner and reunion OF the Alpha III
fraternity at Clarks restaurant. in Twenty-'hird'
O., on Saturday evening. 1t Will he IN coihhleiioid
zion Of the tweny-ffth anniversary OF the iouhu'he
Of the fraternity and covers VIII De iuu loi SIN!
The committee in charge consists OF Henr! III
graham Hartman Roger fuiler -'Huie"' "''N
Charles Ernest Granger.
In IT'S report Of the dinner Of the Congrega-
tional Club The Tribune said that there Were prs
emit about sixty people The sentence should nave
read about two hundred and sixty people
The Museum of Art will be open free TO the public
to-day tomorrow and Saturday, from ~ a. m. 10 !
n m: Sunday afternoon from l to O'CLOCK ana
Friday evening from to 10 o'clock. The admission
on Friday from 10 a. III. to p. IN. is % cents
Admission TO the Museum Il Natural History Is
free to-day tomorrow and Friday from a. m. TO
En- m; on Saturday from a m. 70 10 p m' ana on
Sunday from to p. m
edward GriHin."-Re Representative Tracey's bill
No 5749 provides for the distribution Of National
currency and for the circulation and redemption
thereof
A, the annual ard anniversary meeting Of the
American Numismatic and Archaeological Society
held on Monday the following officers were elected;
President. Daniel Parish. jr.; vce-presideni' An
drew c. Zabriskie second vce-presdeht JVhh VI.
odd tr. recording secretary. Henry Russell
browne: corresponding secretary waiter louleie'
treasurer. Charles Pryor; Librarian Bauman l." BEL
den and curator II numismatcs. charles II.
Wright. A new constitution and bylaws were
adopted.
An instrument was filed with Register Levy yes
terdav by the executors Of the Sidney Dllon estate
transferring to Cora Dillon Wyckon the properly III
Fiftvseventh-st 400 feet west Of Fifth-ave' Tor a
consideration 4 s250COO mortgage for Sl5o"o IS
the only encumbrance on the property
The Aldermen yesterday adopted a resolution per-
roi,,,np the CITY Hall flags b. displayed on April
- the anniversary Of the battle Of Lexington
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday amended the
present city ordinance to allow merchants to place
and display goods and merchandise within three
feet Of their buildings and other paris # the side
walk when delivering or receiving goods, PROVIDED
they keep passageway op n FIR pedestrians in the
centre Of the sidewalk. The amendment gives to
dealers all they asked. TO protect them from Tam
MANY Hall blackmailers Of the police and the civil
District courts.
Schooners for bringing ice from Maine ports 70
New-York in good demand and are dong a rush-
ing business number Of cargoes being on the way
1, addition to those which have arrived within the
last two weeks
Aue,st Phejffer thrty-eight years DID, and Paul
Ruer Of No S5l East One-h cumberland fourth-st..
were rowing in the East River yesterday near One
hundred and feminist The boat upset and Pheiner
was drowned. The body was not recovered.
The next lecture in the upon social topics
under the auspices Of the Charity Organization So
ciety will be given this afternoon at o'clock in As
sembly Hal. United Charities Building, No. 1Ol East
Twenty-second-st. by Mrs. Charles Russell Lowell.
upon 1.-The Evils Of Investigation and Relief" These
lectures free, and the public is invited Discus
sion Of the topics follows these lectures.
John W. Goff is 10 speak Good Government Club
z, No. 1888 East Twentythird-st, this evening at $50
\ on 1.-The Recent Election Cases"
"W. r. A"-Skilled laborers out Of work may reg
Y lister without charge at the Free Labor Bureau at
the Cremorne Mission, No 10i West Thirty-second-
St. in charge Of the Provisional Committee. Of which
Oliver Sumner Teall is chairman.
The third game Of the chess match between Stenitz
and Lasker will be played at the Union Square Hotel
this afternoon az o'clock.
benefit concert will be given this evening at
o'clock at Scottish Rite Hall, in aid Of the relatives
Of the crew lost with the Atlas Line steamship Alvo.
William G. Carr. Of Rochester. is giving Bible
readings daily II a. the Lenox Avenue Union
Church. Northumberland nneteenth-si.