New-York tribune., 1895-02-10
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The Tribune has received s. from "A Friend for
the University Settlement Society. No. - Delahcey-
st; s. from &C." and s. for -. W. s." to purchase
coal.
The opening reception in the art gaHeHes o.
Bloomingdae Brothers, Third-ave.. f1fty-ninth and
Sixtieth SITS. was held yesterday from a. m 10
10 D. m. In the loan collection are examples from
the work OF these American artists: l. W. Wood
Thomas Moran. Henry p. Smith. Lockwood de
Forest c. c. Griswod. George H. McCord, Perc'a
de Luce, Carl l. Blenner. Walter Satteree and r.
d, Haven and the following selections from the
Munich Academy: A. ". Wirth. o. Kirberg. f.
Kampr Leon Herbo. Theo Crust. l.. Max Erhier
Alphonse Spring and A. Wildstosser
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free to
| the public from 10 a. IN. to sunset on Tuesdays.
| Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays on Sunday
afternoons from o'clock 10 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 % cents on these two days
The Museum OF Natural History s open week
DAYS from TO O'Clock. On Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is ad
mitted free On Sundays IL is open from ] to .
o'ciock Admission is charged Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The annual meeting OF the Alumni Association
OF St. Francis Xaver's College will take place on
Wednesday evening al the colege.
The fourth annual reception and drill OF the Lin
coin Pioneer Corps will be held a; Tammany Hall
on Tuesday evening
Postal-cards were sent yesterday 10 the l20 school
trustees and twenty -four inspectors OF schools in
the city inviting them TO meet tomorrow evening
in Grammar School No G. Madison-ave. and Eigh-
ty-nfth-st, TO unite in protest against pendlng
legislation affecting the schools A committee OF
trustees and inspectors to be selected at the meet
ing will go Albany on Tuesday morning. 10 APP
pear before q Senate committee.
Richard F. Sears has obtained divorce, on the
statutory ground from Emma Sears. The decree
was entered in the Superior Court on February g.
About fifty Yale OF the class OF "a. living
in the city. had jolly dinner last night at the
Arena in West Thirty y-fis-st Several men were
present from New-Haven and Philadelphia. and
most enjoyable evening was spent
Mile szumoska. whose name is in the passenger
list O, the overdue steamer La Gascogne is
| weIl-known pianistc in Paris and London. where
| she has re epeatedly played with success. She is
pupil OF Ignace J. Paderewsk, who speaks highly
of her and TO have made her debut In New
York as soon as she rested from the fatigue
OF the trip. under the management OF Charles f.
Tretbar of Steinway a. Sons.
The Tribune has received for the Nebraska SUI
ferers so from &C. W. and s. from u. NJ for
the Association for Improving the Condition OF the
Poor s. from "A. f. g." and for the Kansas SUI
ferers s. from 90. NJ. ".
The Rev J. NJ Lavele, the rector OF st. Patrick's
Cathedral was a passenger on the Cuban steamer
Cenfucgos which went ashore near the Bahamas
on its way TO Havana. A telegram was received
from him yesterday announcing his safe arrival
| at Nassau and his intention TO continue his
voyage possible.
At St. Lawrences Church. In Park-ave.. Bishop
| Gordon of Jamaica will preach this evening. He
is an Engshman who has just secured the aid o.
the Jesuts in caring for jamaica.
The Alumni Association OF Manhattan College
win hold its twenty-sXth annual dinner at DE La
Sale Institute in West Fifty-ninth-st.. Wednes
day evening George Parsons Lathrop will lecture at
the same place Tuesday evening on THE Influence
Of Thorcau as d Writer and Thinker" under the
auspices OF the college.