New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-03
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.rho t-,ion Tx Prisoners % War Associhuo" "'''
celebrate its anniversary with dinner AT VI. ~"
r,v Hul I.yceum. Third ave ana MI - 49,,
@, IN Thursday evening. March I. III o''', ''
,hc committee may know how many I" Pr"''"' ~
,,,nllcatlons should be sent TO the 'ha'' '"""' - V
wilson 80 100 Downingst BrooRFh'
Tho Tribune has received check for siS from
-. !, u.cker Port Orange. Fla. for the ad
- 49,, nor man who lost both his arms. ana 'or
n,,o,r an appcal was made by tho Chany VI
ganzation Society.
The Chautauqua Association mas "'""s'" w
following dates for tho summer season "P, ,'
d,v June .: college opens. July v oin '"''
>i,h," August G. college closes. August ID hecos
milton Day" August p; Grand Army Day ~"
gust q: closing day August %
.rb. regular March meeting OF tho princeton CLUB
I'm h held nj the Hotel Brunswick Firth ave
and Tycnty-sevcnth-st.. on Thursday evening"
March 1i at $50 o'clock Professor H. H. fine VIII
sneak on Princeton topics. ana the university e''o
and instrumental clubs Will he well repreSeh'ed
AZ the supper will be served at small tables the
members OF the club requested to send word
TO the secretary OF their intention to be present
vale men Of recent graduation will have social
meeting AT the students club. No l29 Lexington
ave to-day at p. m ~ o'clock William IL.
salmon o. viii address an intercollegiate meet
ing Tea. provided 10y Mrs. s Otis Livingston. VIII
be poured at o'clock
4 meeting Of Good Government club p will be
held at the new clubhouse. No. q West One-hun-
Jred d-twenty -fourth-st. tomorrow evening.
General Wager Swayne simon Sterne. James t.
Carter and Elias Goodman will speak. musicai
procramme has also been arranged.
Miss Adele NJ FIelde will give one OF her series
% lectures on China and Japan at the home Of
Mrs " A. Cauldwel No. 10 West Fify-four'h-
At tomorrow at go O'Clock Her subject VIII be
'.The Women: Their Legal Status, Lives and In
fuencc."
The murderer TuczkewItz, who said during MS
trial that he preferred cectrocution to life impris-
onment, left the Tombs yesterday morning iof
Sing Sing. in charge OF Deputy SherlHs bcker a"o
Filings.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free Ia
the public from 10 a. m. TO sunset on Tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays: on Sunday
afternoons from o'clock TO sunset and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copysts
art students and members Of the Museum only are
admitted free: others have to pay an entrance Zee
OF q cents on these two days.
H. V. Hetzel. OF Philadelphia, will speak on "a
ternallsm the Enemy OF Labor" in Chickerng Hal
this evening.
The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
DAYS from to 3 o'clock. on Tuesday and Satur
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public Is al
mltted free. on Sundays II IL open from to
O'Clock. Admission Is charged on Mondays an'
Tuesdays
The Rev. Madison G. Peters. OF the Bloomingda
Church. boulevard and Sixty-eghthst-, Will begir
onght "A series OF practical talks to young mef
on The Man Traps OF the city" The lectures VII
be based received from such mon az ex
Mayor Hewitt. General Horace Porter. General O
O. Howard and John Clahn to letters sent then
! by Mr.. Peters
The Rev. :. V. Robinson. OF Brooklyn has beer
! engaged to take temporary charge OF the importan
work AZ the Mariners Temple. lie has preached
! there on two successive Sundays. and will occupI