New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
NETWORK CITY.

NETWORK CITY.
4 testimonial will be given to DR.. Samuel Adams
Robinson AT the rooms OF the American Protective
Tariff League No ia5 West Twenty third-st. az I
p to-day In appreciation OF MS sei''0c' " ''c
cause OF protection.
The 2i Battery will go TO Van Cortiandt PARK on
Saturday Afternoon and remain IN camp until Mon
day afternoon.
a reception OF the Metropolitan Stcnographers
Association will be held at No 800 West Twenty
thirI-st tomorrow night. Dancing VIII begin at
S45 O'Clock.
John Jcroloman. president OF tho Board OF Alder
men win deliver address on Municipal ABUSES
before Good Government club At It's headquarters
NO s2i Hudson-st Saturday at $50 y. m The
public is cordially invited.
In the First Presbyterian Church. Ffth-avc. ana
Twelffh-st the nrst Of a series Of May afternoons
OF organ music will be given tomorrow AZ p III.
hv william g. carl. organ.st OF the church Tho
sololsts to appear Miss Mary iine Mansfield
soprano. and Raphael Diaz Albcrtin. vohnist The
admission II without card.
The Museum Of Natural History Is open on week
DAYS from 10 o'clock. on Tuesday and saturday
evenings from to 20 o'clock the public IS admitted
free on sundays Il is open from 10 . o'clock
Admission Is charged Mondays end Tucadays
The metropolitan Museum OF Arr Is open fro" 10
the public from 10 n IN. To sunset o. l1rH''NS'
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. on sunday
afternoons from O'Clock 10 sunset ana on me
evening. Of Mondays and Tridays on Mondays
o,d t,tI,vs fr,u 10 o'clock until sunset copyists.
art students ana members OF the Museum only ar"
admitted FREE. others have 10 pay an entrance zee
OF - cents . these two days.
An cxcollcn, Photograph OF N" ceremony nj tho
dedication Of the Washington Memorial Arch was
taken by Pach nro'hers. 40 80 broadway. IL y
10 hy r inches. and the number OF persons VINO can
~. recognized on Il Is surprisingly large William X
-.4ff ie III
Strong President King. Of the Park Department.
stands lust behind them. General Horace Porter j.
seated beside Mayor strong. only Richard Watson
elders face il visible.
The annual n Getting OF tho Manhattan Conference
81 Conversational Churches Will be held this after
noon and evening In the Pilgrim Church. Madison
ave and Onc-hundred-and-t twenty -'irsl-st "iion
Ives WBshburn VIII preside.
The Cooley will hold its ninth annual entertain
n.ent at Association Hall. Tweuty-thirds'. and
Fourth-ave. on May 25 The Gold"y Is literary
and dcbating society. and the entertainment VIII
consist OF literary and musical features. Tickets
NAV be procured a, tho mcetng-room Of the so
ceiy, 40. a Union Square East. tomorrow even
ing and on Friday evening May IL.
Next Sunday viii De young peoples day NJ tho
Church Of the Covenant, Forty-second-s. and Sec
ond-ave There Will be several services. and at
D. m the Rev. DR. Henry van Dyke VIII address
the Christian Endcavor Society.
Thomas f. Convillc OF No. ii5 East rcriy-nfth-
81 who was arrested Tuesday afternoon for as
saulting John j. O'Bricn. cable-car gripman az
broadway and Fourih-st.. brought before Jus
tee Tnintor in the jefferson Market Police Court.
yesterday morning and held in 500 bail for trial in
the Court OF Special Sessions.
The commencement exercises Of the graduates Of
thr 81 Vincents Hospital Training School for
Nurscs will he held this evening at O'Clock in the
chamber OF music Carnegie Hall Archbishop Cor
rgan will award the diplomas and medals TO the
graduates and addresses will be made by Judge
James H. Fitzgerald and Or. stephen Smith.
The annual meeting of tho stockholders OF the
Music Hall Company OF Ncw-York Gimitcd) was
held Yesterday AT Carnegie Hail. In West Flfty-sev-
enth-st. The following directors for the ensuing
year were elected John W Mtkin. Andrew Car
reggie William $. Hawk. william H. Tuthiil. George
TAYLOR Walter Damrosch. Frederick w. Hollis.
Stephen NJ Knevas and Sherman ". Knevals No
officers elected.
Mails from Hong Kong. April Q, Shanghai. April
H. and Yokohama April 10. arc due In Ncw-York
the morning OF Sunday. May l.. Mails for China
and Japan Will close at the General Postoce at $3.50
D. M May 2G. via Tacoma.
j. Edward Simmons. vice-presidcnt of the Panama
Railroad Company. said yesterday that there had
been no cttlement OF the differences between his
company and the Pacific Mail steamship Company
Conferences have been held with the purpose OF
irving ut a mutual agreement but nothing has been
accomplished.
william Brookneld. Commissioner OF Public
Works through his deputy, General Coils re-
stored TO Michael GrazzIano. Italian bootblack.
the privilege OF keeping stand In the rotunda OF
the County Courthouse. For years he kept the
stand but the new administration ousted him. He
circulated n petition around the courts. and secur-
ing nearly all the signatures OF the judges. pre-
scented IT to tho Commissioner who acted favorably
on II.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the Home
Science Association. No q East Twenty -rstst..
last evening DR. II. 5. Brayton delivered address
on art In the Home" The other speakers this
topic were Mrs Hester a. Booe and Miss l.. H. Poe.