New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-10
NETWORK CITY.

III. Netropoli,an Museum OF Art IL open Tree 10
=, hubble from 10 a. IN. TO sunset on iurS'"' "
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays on H'".ay
,t,.rnoons from o'clock 10 sunset ana y" ~"
oyouings ~ Mondays and Fridays oh "o"u','
md I-r,lavs from 70 o'clock until sunset copy's'S
80, ,udo,fs and members OF the Museum only are
,dr,ttod rec: others have to pay an entrance zee
~ 3 cents on these two days
Tho Museum OF Natural History is open on week
DAYS from to O'Clock. on Tuesday ana "a'".
dav evenings from to 10 o'clock the puo"' u al
united free on sundays 1t Is open iron" I" .
O'Clock. Admission is charged on Mo"'a's anu
Tuesdays
4 reception for tho nurses OF st Barnaoas "u''a
will be given tomorrow evening AZ the Nurses
,,lub No lO4 West Forty -first-st
Harry Nichols will give lecture on American
socialism" AZ the University Settlement. No Is
Delaney st. this evening
A spocial meeting or the Chamber OF commerce
will he held tomorrow al $50 O'Clock al No ~
vassau-s, to elect a Commissioner OF Pilots TO
servc for two years In place OF William b. hiIton
whose term Of Office expires
Mrs Eta Hickman Donaldson will begin series
~ talks on Oriental subjects on Thursday at the
bon,e Of Mrs Robert Russell Booth, No. Ia West
Cnd-ave The title OF the hrst lecture is 20 be AT
the Gate OF the Garden OF Eden
The united Swiss societies Of New-York have ar
ranced n Swiss fair for the benefit OF the Swiss
Hall building Fund. to be held at rcutonia Assem-
bly Rooms T'hrd-ave. and SiNteenth-st, from
Apri | to April s. number OF committees have
heen appointed and are industrousy at work with
the preliminary arrangements for the fair and
ready to carry out elaborate programme TO the
honor and credit OF the Swiss colony or Greater
Ncv-York The Swiss Publishing Company has
been authorized publish a hne souvenir for the
occasion.
Mrs Sarah r. Rorer will give course on prac-
" ~ n,lA
ing Twenty third-st and Fourth-ave. tomorrow.
Wednesday, Friday and March IS 20 and e. at 3
D. m Her first subject will be ''Lenten Dishes.
The Rev. stephen Craig. a Canadian clergyman.
will address a free public meeting In Chickering
Hall this evening on THE Single Tax n Remedy
for Poverty"
The fourth course in the Columbia College lect
urcs In cooperation with the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art given at the Museum on Saturday mornings
at II o'clock will be THE Hittites" and will be
delivered by the Rev. William Hayes Ward. His
subjects will he March l6 I'm Egyptian Literature
and ART. March g. "ln Assyrian Literature and
ART; March 90 "In Their own Monuments
April 6 I'm Their own Monuments-Conclusion
The lectures will be illustrated No tickets OF ad
mission are required
The Association OF Smith College Alumnae hold
it's monthly meeting Saturday afternoon at the
house OF Miss Kelsey. No West Eighty third-st
An entert aiming lecture on Hawthorne was given
by Professor Bss-Perry. OF Princeton College
Among those present were Miss Wilton. Miss
Bangs Miss Carter, Miss Shaw. Dr. Ninton. Miss
Eager Miss Knox Miss Graves Miss Dwight, Mrs.
Holden Mrs Kelsey Miss Stafford. Miss Ayres.
Mrs Clark. Mrs ralmagc and Miss Walton.
Eggs suffered further decline In price yesterday,
the drop in week amounting to lil7 cents a
dozen Shipments from the South and West are
heavy, one carload having come from California.
This IL the first received here from that State
Grocers are selling seventeen fresh eggs for %
cents and are likely raise the figure TO eighteen
and nineteen for quarter.