New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-27
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concert in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian 'hurch
NIadison-ave and Ffty-third-st' TINS evening" al
s o'clock. The concert is free
John Coleman sergeant lO;h New-York Infantry.
living a. No - Wattsst.. me- with an acciH'h' re-
Gently and broke his leg His wife IS III and diving
from consumption. They have been disp'Ss"Ssed
and are now living at the above number on the
charity OF neighbors. They need generous "S-
sistancc. and deserve fl.
A Sunday-scho5l. entertainment Will take place
nj the Sixteenth Stree, BAPTIST Church. Sixteenth
S. near Eigh;h-avc. this evening at 'f1 o'clock on
which occasion William and Walter TIL ana IN"
Misses Mildred TIL and Adele Weber Will perform
on musical rocks. glasses zthers. swinging haips.
ocarina mandolin and Ggilira. There viii
also he songs readings etc The object Of tho On
tertainmcnt IS T. raise funds for the purchase 80
Christmas gifts for the pupils.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art is open free to
the public from 10 Il. IN. 10 sunset on Tuesdays.
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. on sunday
afternoons from ! o'clock to sunset. AMI on the
evenings Of Mondays and Fridays On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset. coryiss.
ar, students and members Of the Museum only are
admitted free. others have TO pay an entrance fee
Of p cents on these two days.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on w"ok-
davs from . 10 O'Clock on Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from go 10 O'Clock the public Is adj
Initted free on sundays i IS open from to .
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Tuesdays.
| The students Club VII give dramatic enter
taininent tomorrow evening AZ tho Berkeley Ly-
ccum No. 70 West Fort,-fourh-s'. The play Will b"
a Glimpse Of Paradise.
The Tribune hae received So from Mrs \. ".
Baxter for the sufferer in South Dakota ani 80
braska The amount will p" forwarded 20 IN" Rev.
George r. Fisher American sunday School Union.
Bible House. to whom all money eif;s should be
| sent
The Bachelors circle q the German f.cdcrkrarz
VIII give IT, annual bail at L.clcrkranz Hal on
! the evening Of January 10
The Health Board yesterday adopted measures
TO prevent the sale Of anttoNln prepared by IN
! skilled hands Tho rcccpjaclos containing the drug
must bear the name OF the maker
| An old black horse on the steamboat Chelsea. ut
pier No Is East River. bound 10 Norwich. yesterday
walked overheard and carried hy tho "hh tide
10 pier 40 g. Some mon IN q roHboa, go, a ROPE
around hts body and he hoist'l 10 The pier
and led back TO the Chelsea where copous draugais
OF whiskey appeared to revive him
! Hosea Wiiiiamsbridee twenty SIX year. DID, Ar
! thur C. Bentey twenty nt" wears old. and ne
| la;ier's wife nineteen years old. all ~ Louloa.
! were siecrage passengers on -" Ameri AN Line
steamship berlin which arrived here from south
! anp;on Christmas morning Wilamsbrdg" i- now
! looking for Bentley Who borrowed s. from him
! and disappeared with MS VIZ"
, Representatives 81 the immigration bureaus -
this city Philadelphia. Baltimore AMI Boston viii
! hold q conference 81 Els Island to-mo'ro~ nom
/ ing. with view to improving their present methods
/ Superintendent stump aud Assistant secretary Of
! the Treasury Ilamln are expected 20 Doc present
CAPTAIN Tuock. Of The British ship Brenda which
arrived here from Dunklrk yesterday reports that
/ on November Is charles Nanderdecken. "f Holland.
! broke open The ships medicine chest ana committed
suicide 10y drinking lare~ quantity of laudanum.
! The man WAS buried at sea.
aunt Polly Hasse," and Singh Skewl' viii
appear the ST James Methodist Episcopal church.
Madison-ave and Northumberland twenty -si&thst.
this and Friday evening" Belinda. Aunt Polly's
| accomplished daughter. VIII be there and there viii
/ b. lots Of wholesome fun for young and Old
The Cooley viii hold musical and literary en-
t"rtainmcnt so. q Union Square East To- NOR
row afternoon Among other features there VIII
be debate the question: "Ilcsoivcd. That the
! character Of Napoleon Bouaparte Is 10 be- adj
mrcd." Dr. Abner G. Thomas dean Of The Mcirop-
oils Law School. VIII de ..r address.
Henry g. Marquand. president Of the Mc,ropoli-
[ tan Museum Of Art. sent letter 10 the MAYOR
yesterday Withdrawing hts name from the letter
| signed b. officers Of art societies ana turfmrn
| urging that Park Commissioners Clausen and Tap
pen be requested TO resign. Nj Msrquand said
that he had signed the letter hastily and mad
vertenty.
The Mayor granted a public hearing yesterday to
the hotelnen and hacknen on the ordinance passed
| by the Board Of Aldermen granting the privilege
Of having one hack I'm front % each hotel and
place Of Amusement. He SAID that he would civ"
| a decision In the Monday morning ~ 10
whether he would sign the ordinance veto H.
The New York Press ClGb Will give Informal
reception for Dav.l Christie Murray. the novelist
| tomorrow at the ciubrooms. No. 10 Nassau-st AT
| D.
| musical and tcrpsichorean production OF mcri,
| and attractiven as Hll bc given Saturday evening
| for the benefit ~ t.. w'lknoau Hungarian Ladies
| Aid Society at the Lexington Avenue Opera House.
! The participants hay" hrcn under active training
| Tor several months and great efforts being
made to make this most successful affair