New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-31
NEN.YORK CITY.

.Ds,corous Dishes and Starving Students VIII
ho the subject OF special sermon to young "''''
This evening by the K"y Madison G peters at me
rloominrdale church boulevard ana N's' '.N'S
cighth-st
Tomorrow evening polio" Commissioner \. -
Andrews. Professor George y. cumming president
~ the council Of Confederatcl Good Government
clubs and George J.. Rives VIII address club l.
a, 40 ~, East Eighjecuth-st ON the subject 81 re-
organiza,ion OF the Police Department
In the series Of popular illustrated lectures at
49,, v,d,son Avenue Presbyterian church The Rev.
Dr. Charles J.. Thompson VIII speak Ihu'7''S
nieht on Paris" The admission IL ~ cents
The Young Women Christian Association VIII
have a monthly meeting to-m3rTo" Al il a. H. d.
So : East Fifteenih-st
4 meeting of the Board ~ Education viii take
place on Wednesday AZ ,. IN.
Cornelius Van Brun, viii repeat. By request, his
lecture delivered before tho Torroy botanical cum
on February - entitled "WilI Flowers in and about
New-York CITY" n IIardman Hall. Fith-aVe am
| NInctccnth-si on Wednesday evening at O'Clock.
| The lecture VIII be illustrated 10y lantern sII's
| made from nature. and colored 10y Mrs. Van i'runi
| At the last business meeting Of the Woman's
| Press club Miss Mary Proctor. daughter ~ Pro-
fessor T. A. Proctor agreed TO give her popular
lecture "Othcr Worlds Than ours" FOR IN" bcn"ilt
| Of the building fund o. the Woman's Press cub
Tho lecture Is 10 be given at Hartman Hall April
| %. mt y. IN.
| Alfred Bishop Mason. OF the Council OF the Char
it's organization Society James Il. Reynolds s"rr"
! tary OF the University settlement. and Edgar l."
| RYDER ex-Assemblyman from Westchest"r. viii DIS
cuss Are Charities Harmful or Benehcial"' at a
public meeting in Chickcring Hall this evening.
! The annual Curriers' dinner Will be held at Dup
| pler's restaurant. 30 49, Hroome-st.. Thursday
| evening at O'Clock.
The next regular meeting OF the Veterinary Med
| ical Association Of New-York County viii be held
| on Tuesday y. m. at the New-York Colleg" or
Veterinary Surgeons. 10 l5i East FIFTY sevenih-st
| The subject for discussion will be "Horse-Shoeng."
! Papers Will be read by David Robergc Or. Il. 5.
! Hu!dekoper and others.
| The Manhattan Liberal Club Friday evening
elected Thaddeus Il. Wakeman Mrs Emma Beck
| with Henry Nichols Edward W. Chamberlain,
| Moses Oppenhemcr and Or Edward u. Fooe. jr..
DELEGATES to the meeting OF united societies in favor
of more liberal Sunday laws to be held at Terrace
! Garden on April s. 1t stated that about five
! hundred societies would be represented at the
| meeting.
The Rev Or. Charles H. Eaton Will preach in
| the Church of the Divine Paternity this evening. on
Haunted Homes; or. the Communion OF saints.
The tenth annual ball OF Ophelia Orchestra will
! he held April lG az the Central Opera House East
! Sixty-seventh-st.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free to
| he public from 10 a. IN. 10 sunset on lueSiiyS -
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 fee
| OF - cents on these two days
| The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
| DAYS from . to o'clock On Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public IL adj
| mitted free on Sundays il Is open from | to .
| o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
| Tuesdays.
| The Tribune has received 81 from f. II. Bourne
| FOR the Nebraska sufferers.
| The old line OF New Haven steamers Will resume
| its double passenger service tomorrow. leaving
| Pier No g. East River (Pcck Slip. at p. m and
| 1870 p. M arriving In time at New-lIaven TO con-
meet with trains north and east.
The Rev Dr. Newland Maynard will deliver an
illustra ed and historical lecture Japan and the
| japanese Wednesday afternoon at CHECKER
| ing Hall.
The Second Un!versalist Church. No. 81 West
| One-hundred- and twenty -sixth-st.. Thursday
| evening will give parish supper. 1t is ex
] pected that all OF the pastors OF Cniversals,