New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-09
NETWORK CITY.

The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open Tree 10
the public from 10 a. m. TO sunset on luesdayS'
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 copyists
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 is open on week
DAYS from 10 : o'clock On Tuesday and satur-
day evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public Is ad-
mitted free. on Sundays it is open from l TO D
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays ana
Tuesdays.
The Cooper Union trustees announce that a class
in cvics will be formed this evening In the meet
ing-room on the second floor. under tho direction
of Professor Arthur b. Woodford. The class VIII
continue for twenty successive weeks on .Wednes-
days
The annual meeting OF the Association OF Union
ey- Prisoners OF War will be held on Friday even
ing at its headquarters. in the armory OF me Hs'
Regiment. Thirty fourth-st. and Park-ave
The Irish National Federation OF America has
received 81 600 from the treasurer OF the municipal
council OF Philadelphia. The. New-York council.
through its treasurer. Thomas Burke. has gwen n
like amount. The money will be sent by cable 10
the trustees Of the National party In Dublin and
will be used in its fight for the abolition or the
House Of Lords.
Matt J. Ward & CO.. hotel brokers. have SOLD
the furniture lease and goodwill OF the Brewer
House for Messrs Bacon & Jones TO T. NJ. Draw
nor Of Rrawner's Hotel. Baltimore. who is now
in possession. Messrs. Bacon & Jones became pro-
prietors Of the Brewer House only n few months
ago and disposed OF their interest at handsome
bonus
judgment for s25,lls entered yesterday against
J. Iichtenstein & Sons drygoods dealers. or NOS.
6 and Co West Twenty-thirdst.. In favor OF Ellie
81 D,r for mo purchased
from August ! to October / The firm consented
to the judgment. The examination OF Messrs.
IAchtenstein and Enrich under the order obtained
in the City Court by Herman Joseph did not take
Mace Yesterday, their counsel having obtained an
adjournment
The Tribune has received SO from "A. A. c." for
the Nebraska sufferers.
Postmaster Dayton has been Informed by tele-
graph from san Francisco that the steamship CHINA
arrived at that port on January g. with mails from
/ China Japan and Hawaii OF the following dates:
Hong Kong. December II; Shanghai. December 10
Yokohama December o. and Honolulu. December
q due to arrive In New-York Friday morning
Mails for China and Japan will close at the Cen
eral postoffice at $50 D. m. to-day via San Fran
CISCO and via Tacoma specially addressed only
and on January % via Vancouver specially adj
| dressed only.
An amateur minstrel entertainment for the benefit
of the Central Congregational Church will be given
on Saturday evening. January y. at Adeiphi Hail.
! Fifty-second st. and Sevonth-avc.
The second free lecture in the course at the
School OF Social Economies. No. 81 Union square
by Professor George Gunton. will be delivered this
/ evening on Needed Reform OF Labor Reformers.
The Schoomastcrs' Association will hold its fifty
seventh monthly meeting at 1890 a. m. on Satur'
! day in Hamilton Hail. Columbia College.
[ John W. Tiedemann was yesterday appointed az.
| ~ lie I'm
| office. to succeed Thomas j. Clarke. who was APP
| pointed superintendent Of mails when Augustus o.
/ Maze resigned. I'm December last.
| A meeting OF the Board of Catholic School Com
mssoners was held yesterday at 81. Gabrels
| rectory No. 3OS East Thirty-sevcnth-st Monsignor
! Farley the Wear General, presided. The report
| OF the school inspector for the year read and
| ordered printed. February named as the
date for the examination OF candidates for teach
| err Apprecatve remarks made with regard
to the bequest OF y. Murphy to the Catholic schools
! OF this city Resolutions were unanimously adopted
| in his memory
| The twenty-sccond annual masquerade Oall OF tho
| Sociftc Francaise rAmitic will take place to-
| morrow evening at the Lexington Avenue Opera
House.
The Society Of the Alumni Of the Charity Hos
| ptal will have its annual dinner at Carks res
tauran;. Twenty-thrd-st. this evening. The Ath
leic Club OF Flushing l.. l.. WIN have a large re
ccptlon tomorrow evening
4 meeting OF the Section Public Health Of the
| New York academy Of Medicine will be held to-
night at the Academy. 4 paper Corporal Pun
! ishment for Certain Forms % Crime" VIII be read
! by DR. Andrew =. Currier. A discussion by Ell
bridge r. Gerry. J. Harry Honeckcr the Rev r
! =. Da Costa. Dr. T.. H. Grandin and others will
! follow.
} II ;hc annual meeting or the Society Of veterans
! and OK Members OF the Sth Regiment " G. S. y
/ Y. held at the armory Park-ave. and Ninety
| fourth-st.. on Monday evening. the following off
| GERS unanimously elected for the year 1886
| President, Tax Commissioner James w. Connolly
first vicepresident. General George d. Scott second
| vIce-president. Captain G. a. Gorenfo: treasurer