New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-27
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The Rev DR. Willie. pastor o. III" Scotch Pres-
bvierian Church. Ninety sixth ST. ana ''h""' a.
West is preaching course % sermons 10 '"'
Young people OF his congregation and community
Ills subject this evening viii be "A Han ionr WIN
on oId Book" In the morning his theme VIII he
some Thoughts for Men In Public Places
Tho United Association OF Ncw-York Lettcr-Car-
rlers will hold its ninth annual entertainment anu
reception at the Central Opera House on re"'u''
B The entertainment IL to be gwen DS P'o''H
s,onal talent. Dancing will begin at II o'clock
feature OF the evening will be concert oy '"e
New-York Letter Carriers Band.
r. f. p. Creighton will give lecture on Ihurs-
dav evening in the West End Synagogue Eighty
aoco,ds, near Amsterdam-ave. on From Egypt
to Palestine.
Congressman Jerry Simpson. OF Kansas VIII lec,-
ure on political Revolutions In Chickerins ia"
this evening.
An interesting showing Of the work OF the Met
ropoltan College OF Music will be made by It's
,u,us at their midwinter complimentary concert
AT Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall on thursday even
ing Many good voices are In tralhihs' among
whom the competition for places on the programme
has been close. Tickets will be given those VINO
anply at the college Office. at NO Il East rour-
teenth-st or by the students themselves
The Rev. Dr. Lunn. Editor OF THE Review OF
tha Churches. ~
IN. crindelwah Conference will preach In the CAL
varv Methodist Church New York this morning, on
"rindooism" and in Plymouth Church. brooklyn
this evening on Christian Unity and The Grin
dewald Conference.
At the benefit for the Tittelbaum family. to be
given on Tuesday evening at the home OF Mrs.
CHARLES Stafford No. $50 West Fifty -ninth-st..
there will be among the performers the "resory
trio Miss Lily Vinton Archie Gum. Violet Dale
tho child dancer: G. w. Day, negro impersonator,
and j. ". Averill. mandolin.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free to
the public from 10 a. m. TO sunset on Tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from o'clock to sunset. ana on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. ON Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyisis'
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free; others have TO pay an entrance ''e
OF q cents these two days
Tho Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
davs from 0 to o'clock. on Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public Is ad-
mitted free On Sundays 1t If open from 10
o'clock Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The Tribune has received s. from IS. H. A." for
the Nebraska sufferers
A DELEGATION composed OF Judson Lawson. j. {.
Coleman ]. V. DE Card. J. Edgar Leaycraft ana
G. T. Hastings called Mayor Strong at noon
Yesterday and asked that Cyrus Clark be APP
pointed a Park Commissioner. The delegation pre-
sented resolutions passed by the West End Asso-
citation and Endorsements from the Colonial Club
and the Real Estate Exchange The Mayor seemed
| to be favoraby impressed by their description OF
| Mr. Clark, but would not commit himself
The Rev. DR.. Newland Maynard will deliver an
| illustrated and historical lecture on CONSTANT
nople," next Wednesday afternoon at Chickcring
Hall.
| The Committee Markets OF the Board OF Alder
men held a meeting yesterday and decided to rec
ommend to the board that Essex Market. which Is
used partly for school purposes be given up wholly
| to such The teachers have complained for a
| long time that the presence OF the market has
been Objectionable.
.snowballs to Oranges" Is the title Of a neat
little pamphlet. just published descriptive OF the
| Journey from NewYork TO Florida over the New
Florida Short Line which is composed OF the Penn
| sylvania. the Southern Railway and the Florida
| Central and Peninsuar Railroad.
| Judge Brown In the United States District Court
yesterday dismissed the writ OF habeas corpus In