New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
NEW YORK CITY .

IN. po- r,r Arthur j. Brown. lately appo"'"'
corrosnonding secretary OF the Board OF ro'''s
Missions OF the Presbyterian 'h"r',' r,,.. 900
h, ,,,,s T., the rooms OF the Board. at f1i'h-"F"'
nd rrelfth-si Yesterday. Or. brown '"''''' -
the East from Portland. ore. "heFe ne was -
-. tho rirs. Presbyterian Church. lie mas Dem
known as ono OF the prominent i''''' -,
preachers OF the West: and was ono Oh ''' '''
d,,es FOR Moderator o, the Genera! Ass'"'"'S ~
Saratoga last year
Tho opening OF III. Providence Line WIZ '""'
,1aco to.morrow This line Is tho route ior 'f"'
oilers desiring to visit Boston. PROVIDENCE "o''''
ter and ew-Engiand and the maritime p'o''",'
combining the advantage OF the longes; water route
and shortest rail ride. assuring passe"S''N '
nights rest with early arrival at desuh"uon' "'''
n delightful sail through Narraganse'- lay anu
On ,be providenc. River In tho early morning or
awning There IL also the main-decK care ""''e
messengers may. while listening to superb OF
.hos,r. .ntov the cuisine OF nrst-class ciub or
restaurant A distinctive feature OF TINS me ~ INC
uniform courtesy shown by all us o'"cerS "'' '
pIoves TO travellers. Steamers Massachusetts, ana
Connecticut leave new Pier NO. 49, Norm h'e' At
! 30 D. H. daily. cxcep, sunday.
The identity Of the man who was drowned while
cumming In the Eas, River off Eighty -third-si..
Friday evening wns established yesterday by ina
clothing and the white bulldog which he ieit on the
pier The man Frederick hnu'iei' p'''"-
smith twenty years old. who boarded WIN MS
brothcr-in-law, MichaeI fruhah' At W. 90 ~
Eighty -nfth-st
The enormous business on the Sea Beach Kali
way on Decoration Day has led the management
20 ,rovide an unusually fun schedule Of boats and
trains to-day from Whitehall-st.. the terminus OF
tho elevated railroads and surface lines They
viii run half-hourly all day. Extra late Trans
will be run from the Island until 1890 o'clock after
which passengers returning to Ncw-York may con-
meet with the Union Elevated Railroad at Third
ave and Slxty-nfth-st. brooklyn the return tickets
OF this route being accepted fare TO tho Bridge
or any other point In Brooklyn. by either the
Union Elevated Railway the Brooklyn City cleo
tric lines
The Museum OF Natural History IS open on week
days from TO o'clock. ON Tuesday and saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free on Sundays 1t is open from to o'clock
Admission Is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free TO
the public from 10 IA. IN. sunset Tuesdays.
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. on Sunday
afternoons from ! o'clock 10 sunset. ana on tho
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyists.
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted Free others have TO pay an entrance Zee
OF - cents these two days.
Jacob A. Cantor will deliver address TO the
boys OF Grammar School No - tomorrow AT .
a.
Mason -& Hamlin have placed three OF their
superior pianos I'm the new steamer St Louis OF
the American Line. produced Ia cherry. mahogany.
| white enamel and gold They have an order. Also
for three more OF the same styles and beauty for
| the new steamer ST. Paul.
meeting Of the Board OF Education will be
| held on Wednesday at p. IN.
| The monthly meeting Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held on Thursday next at 1890 o'clock
at the rooms Of the Chamber. in Nassau-st. be-
tween Cedar and Liberty SITS