New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

49,, .,,hus,od announcement that the rooms OF
the society would be closed during June '"'s' ,,,
gust and September is mistake me roo'"s W., =.
be opened as usual durins those moh'hS' ou' a. "
past years they VIII be closeu d. NV"
days until October !.
A concert will be given in the new islNe's'"e DAY
&c. church. at Ninety-second-st. and Amsterdam
ave on Thursday evening. June o. TOT 'hc pui"9
fund The following will be heard; "eii'' ''i"'''
and Homer y. Bartlett, organists; Johh fI"''''
Glider and Sas G. Pratt. piansts; Charles Meeh"n'
tho hoy soprano; Mrs Eleanor Beebe Cleaver' MIS-
Frederic Dean. H. Evan Williams ana George w
r,,rsson vocaljsts and Victor Kuzdo vionist
..co,s,o,, Reader The graduates at the West
Poin. Military Academy who do not get appoint
ments because Of the insufficient number OF va
cancies are appointed additional second iie"
tenants" and receive commissions as such ""e"
vacancies occur
A, tho closing exercises of the East Side Chapel
on Sunday the president OF the Christian EndeaVor
Society. in an appropriate speech. presented the
nastor tho Rev Mr. Marshall with copy OF the
standard Dictionary and beautiful piece Of silver
The restaurant Of the Hotel Brunswick. which
faces Ffth-ave. was closed sunday night Tor the
summer When rcopene1 in the fall II VIII nave
beon entirely refiirnishcd. The restaurant In IN"
mean time will be moved to the parlor floor. where
Il IS cool and airy. The billarl-room Will be
moved into the room at present occupied by IN"
bar and the bar will be removed into the rotunda
OF the hotel. where it was formerly. The bIiiiard-
room Will be utilized as ladies' CAFE ana W" De
turned into a winter garden whore men may smoke.
S Tada a japanese theological student. VIII give
q s:ereopticon lecture on Japan tomorrow evening
in the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church. at
Twenty-second-st to which the public Is invited.
Director Smith. OF the Menaserie in Central Park.
has added to the family of animals under his
charge a zebu calf. which born late on sat
ur,iav and which is in the Enclosure with It's
mother, near the Arsenal
The cases of reckless blasting that have re-
Gently occurred have moved the Board Of Fire
Commissioners TO the exercise OF greater caution
than has previously been observed in granting
licenses and fixing bonds Hereafter only real es-
tate and county security viii be accepted on con
tractors bonds.
The Business Mems Republican Organization OF
the With Assembly pis'rN' met last nsh' al 40
4GS HudsOns;.. and transacted routine business
committee OF arrangements for dinner 10 be
given on June II in II. Almoyer's Hotel, at
Blocker and Charles SITS. was appointed.
The weekly meeting OF the Baptist ministers was
held yesterday at the Baptist Publication Society.
Fifih-aye. ana Twenty-hrst-st. The Rev. Or
Henry w Baker. pastor OF the SXiy-s"venih
Street German Baptist Church. read paper on
sympathy OF Mind ana Body, which was iol-
lowed by discussion
The Baton Club Of the First Presbyterian Church
presented to It's musical director. William C. Carl.
a handsome French clock. with ornaments. at The
closing concert OF the season last Saturday. The
work sung was Barnby's "Rebekah." preceded by
miscellaneous programme OF par-sonss and solos
by well-known singers.
The meeting CT the Social Reform Club. at 40 S.
Second-ave. this evening. VIII be devoted 20 dis
cussion OF "The Churches and Labor" The Rev
Thomas J. Ducey. the Rev. Leighton Williams and
John W. Wood secretary Of tho brotherhood o.
ST. Andrew, expected TO speak.
Ashland Division No. 8. L. r. x. p will have
its first annual dinner tomorrow evening IN Ray
monds Hotel, No. l3G Third-ave.