New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-14
NETWORK CITY.

Lafayette Post. No. 49, will present medal OF
honor to George Edward Gouraud at the Masonic
Temple on Friday evening.
The Museum Of Art will be open free to the public
to-day tomorrow and Saturday from 10 a. m to
o. m: Sunday afternoon from to o'clock. and
Friday evening from to 10 o'clock. The admission
on Friday from 10 a m. to p. m. Is % cents.
Admission to the Museum OF Natural History Is
free to-day. tomorrow and Friday from A. m TO
I'm m. on Saturday from a m. to 10 p. m. and on
Sunday from to D. nj.
The East Indians from Barnum Baileys show
who came in the steerage Of the Kaiser Wilhelm ii
were passed Ellis Island yesterday. There were
twenty-eght Of them. and they had strengthening
boats and n queer carriage among their luggage.
The other members OF the Ethnologica! Congress
came over first or second cabin passengers.
Jack roses. five cents apiece six for a quarter"
Is the latest call OF the street peders and Is sure
sign that Easter. spring ana the season OF puos anu
blossoms are at hand.
The green flag Of Erin may not ny over the City
Hall on St Patrick's Day. but paraders may show
| their attachment to the color In a striking way
Downtown dealers in mems furnishings are making
a gorgeous display Of bright green hose and stock
ings. clicked with harps and shamrocks in gold.
/ One Of the odd marine "color schemes" now IN
port Is the British iron bark Dunloe now loading
| for Adelaide at an East River pier Her hull IS a
and she has iron lower-masts painted white. upper
masts of wood in natural color. with yards painted
white a blocks blue. Her bowsprit OF iron Is white
and he. bloom Of pine is implanted
Among he passengers sailing on the North Ger
man LLOYD steamer Trave for Bremen yesterday
were Gustav H. Schwab. Samuel Bancroft. jr, A
Brieriy Charles r. Dundon. Mr.. and Mrs Mayer
Gutman Mr. and Mrs. W. X warren august H.
Muller and Paul Loeser.
7 opdo will civ a
ing to-day at II O'Clock in the chapel OF the Broad
wav Tabernacle Church, at Thirty -fourth-st.
DR. Jane F. Robbins. Of the New-York College
Settlement will lecture in the course before the
charity Organization Society this afternoon at
o'clock upon the aims and methods OF the Settle
ment Mrs Charles r. Lowell will preside Ad-
mission to these lectures is now free The hour has
| been changed from p m. to p m, and the public
| is cordially invited
| Mecca Temple Mystic Shrine. will have a chill
| dren's matinee March "a at Scottish Rite Hall.
Good Government Club will have "ladies
night" on next Thursday There will be an enter
| tanment OF music and Rotations.
The Federal Grand Jury yesterday indicted John
| Matthews Thomas f. Jones and William F. Todd
| for conspiracy to defraud the Government out Of
customs duties. They were the managers Of the
| European Express Forwarding Company OF Pitt
| Scott, No. 80 Broadway.
| W G. Cullen the head Of the inward freight de-
partment of the White Star Line office In this city.
died at his home at Bay Ridge yesterday. Mr.. Gull
| len was for twenty years connected with the White
| Star Line. and highly esteemed. He was a
| member Of the Maritime Exchange.
| Gustav H. Schwab sailed for Hamburg yesterday
| bv way Of the North German Line. Emil Boas
| agent of the HamburgAmerican Line. will sail for
| Hamburg on Saturday. They go to Germany in ex-
pectation Of eTecting a traffic agreement between
| the two lines. negotiations for which under
| way.
! The members Of the Stock Exchange yesterday
voted favor of petition to the governors TO close
| the Exchange on Good Friday. in accordance with
| the usual custom. The Cotton Exchange will close
on Good Friday and the following day. Action on
the question will be taken week by the authori
ties Of the Produce and Coffee exchanges.
| John Jacob Aston has announced his intention OF
building sx-story hotel. 100000. at No. 4S
West Fortyfrst-st.
| An exciting chase after a ragged boy who had
| snatched some cheap Jewelry from pedler's cart
caused much commotion in City Hall Park for
short time yesterday afternoon The boy escaped.
but the jewelry he had stolen found in a feed
box. where he had thrown 1t in his flight through
Mal-st.
| Company A. Goth Battalion. will hold ball at Cen
trail Opera House Hall, in East Sixtyseventh-st. on
! Friday evening
The 7th Regiment has postponed It's athletic games
until April Z, and the ed Regiment OF Brooklyn will
hold it's games the same evening.
| The list Regiment will be reviewed tonight by
General Whitlock. Marksmens badges will be pre-
sented TO those winning them at Creedmoor last
season.