New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
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The Historical Society u the Methods, Episcopai
Church Will hold public meeting ms mo,". Is. -
the Methods. Book Concern. Ffth-ave ana Iwen-
,lo,h-.t ~ II o'clock There will be an address by
William II Reach OF Jersey city. The Weelen
family VIII sing
Tie Garrlok cub had its nrs; entertainment IN US
new rooms a, 80 81 West Twenty -seventh-st- .ast
night, The club was formerly at No 2E West For
ty-seconl-st
The METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art will be open free
20 the public this afternoon from 70 COCK
Tucs!ays. Wedresdays Thursdays and saturdays
from 10 a. m. 20 p m. ana Monday ana fr'day
evenings from 10 10 O'Clock The adh'TS'0" o"
Mondays and Fridays IS - cents
Admission 20 the Museum OF Natural History Is
free today fr1m p. m. 20 ?. m. on Wednes-
DAYS. Thursdays and Fridays from a. m 10
.. m: on Saturdays from a. m 10 10 p m an.
TUESDAY evenings from - 10 o'clock The price oil
admission "a p cents on Mondays and Tuesdays
from \. IN. 20 T. m
Tha. the Fourth Of July Is not FAR distant IS
shown by the preparations being MADE Tor 'he oe'e
braton Importaiions Of nrecrackers have area'y
begun. the ship Baugalorc. which arrived mere iron"
Hong Kong last week. having on boar" over WV
cases Of the small boys delight
Tho franchise % the Twcniy-thirl-st ferry 70
! Rroalway. BROOKLYN VIII be offered at noon TO-
morrow hv Controller Fitch. The lease Is Tor ten
years. AMI the upset price VIII be $S'+l"
Tho Manhattan single Tax club has arranged for
! b,lloe a meeting in cooper Union on TUESDAY
| otSn m. 70 express "nilgnation az the treachery
| ~ m. Democratic Senators who are thwar"nB u'e
demand for a radical reduction Of ne tar'n as ',e
circular says. Henry George. Charles ;. Fairchild
! Thomas c. sherman. James T. Archibald fra''A''"
! pierce and Alfred Bishop Mason Will speak
The MN anniversary 81 the Ncw-York Deaconess
J ~ no Methodist
| c,,,l Church. 80 ~ West Fourteenth-st VIII be
| be,d In the Washington square Methodist Episcopal
| Church on Tuesday. May p. at p. m Inc rev
/ Dr r b. Stephenson. ex-presldent or the brlusn
WESLEYAN Conference. Will deliver an ADDRESS ~
| fessor ". : Weeden and his SON. w. g "ee''i'
viii sing solos and the Washington Square 'hurch
choir will also sing. The exercises OF the srauual-
! ing class Will he interesting.
The 9Th Regiment Band will play in Central Park
to-day at p. m
The annual meeting OF the Phi Beta Kappa Alumni
| Association will take place at Ciarks. IN twenty
! ,hird-st tomorrow evening. Professor Johh b'
Moore OF Columbia College. will present paper on
.The Treatment OF Nan-Chrstlan Nations Dy 'n''S-
| tans" Supper will be served
An operatlc and dramatic performance for the
benefit Of st. Johns Guild will be given at the Man
haitian Athletic Club Theatre next Thursday evening.
, library relating largely TO the works OF Dante
! cntroz, and Schopenhauer will be sold by Bangs "
| Co at No 739 Broadway tomorrow afternoon oh
| Tuesday they begin the sale or large ISL OF
| standard and rare books. Shakespearana, orien-
| talla ETC. and works relating 10 Napoleon ana ule
French Revolution
p,sbo, Potter will administer the rite OF con-
nrmation this morning in Christ Church. seventy
ors,-st and the Boulevard. to number OF candi-
da,ee Among them will be the Rev. Jarvis Wor-
den who was for several years pastor of the Clty
Temple an Independent church in East Eighty
sxth-st.
: The New-York Churchman'S Association will have
| rs monthly luncheon and meeting at ! p. m To-
| morrow at Clarks
The rain caused a postponement yesterday OF the
games OF De La Sale Institute. They Will be held
at the Berkeley oval tomorrow at 25o p. m
Croton water users paid sl3 1853 50 to Water Regis
ter Riley last week
Five hundred and nlnety-eght city licenses were
! Issued by Mayors Marshal Engehard last week
| His fees amounted TO S,9lS 10
The steamer venetia. of the Scandal Line which
arrived here Yesterday from Scandinavian ports, re-
! ported that on May H. when off the tall OF the
| Grand Banks she passed an immense Iceberg II
was 1000 feet long and 50 feet high
The trains popularity known as the steamboat
| have begun running in connection with the New
| Haven steamers, leaving Pier No 20. East River at
D. m. and ll:3O p. m, thus making desirable and
agreeable route to and from points IN Noh"ec''ou'
| and Massachusetts,.
The Brooklyn Yacht Club will hold Its annual re-
| eatta on June L. large number OF entries Is ex-
| pected On June the Atlanta Yacht club Will hold
| lis REGATTA which Will be the twenty-ninth annual
| regatta OF the club.
| Mr. and Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt with their
| children-Mss Vanderbilt. Reginald c. vanderbilt
| and Gladys NJ. vanderbn--were passengers yestsr-
| day on the Cunard steamer csmpania. Tor L'vsr'