New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
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The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
days from TO o'clock on TUESDAY ana ~ ''."'
evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public Is aiml'.n
free on sundays It Is open from TO O'CLOCK
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays
Tn. Ne,ropolitan Museum Of Ar, is open free 10
,ho ,uhlic from 10 A. m to sunset on Tuesdays
Vednesiays Thursdays and Saturdays. on S"h'''
afternoons from o'clock 10 sunset anu "' NV
evenings OF Mondays and Friays. ON M""i'YS
and Fridays from 10 o'clock uniH sunset 'ois'''''
art students and members % the Museum only are
admitted free others have to pay an entrance Zee
Of q cents on these two days
The Volunteers. a benevolent organization which
has given much to charity viii give an entertain
mont tomorrow evening al I}uc nan ~ 'iA'h-
ave The drama Tho Mariner Return VIII be
presented
Ne.-york Commandery OF thu Military order Of
tho LOYAL Legion Of the United states vi" nav
ts annual election at bcmonic"s on "''''''''
evening next After the election the l"'' ''''
Of the season viii be served IN the Large ''"'"''
hall Major General - VI l''s' vi" '''' '''
ON Tho Hattle ~ Atlanta
rhs hearing 81 testimony In the interest Of James
! walsh IA the Mitchell Walsh Congress seat con
test VAS to he resumed yesterday at 40 "- "'"''
uav but OWING 81 tna sickness "I VT N'N""'
counsel for Mr. Mitchell and thn ""7'"'" "' N''
ue-se. thn noial., Mortimer J. lih'N "N'''""'
tns hearing untn Tuesday morning. a. 10 "''''A
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i,,e ain tn heii on Wednesday eNnnlhH 'h 'h''h"'
me iisli
,o,,ni.n ~ Tho ~ Rat ciuh VIII 10 h'll ~ ~"
- ras, Fifteenth nj most saturday evening ~ -
| a,si,ad mat es many former members 80 r"Aa"'"
| be pfesohi
| nm. mn annual ladies dinner AMI isVh regular
| dinner ~ the Thirteen cub VIII y" h''n ~ WV
| ,lo,ol 81 Denis on Monday. May 49, at sh T. M
A nee,nr Of the managers Of Tho American l'h'e
| encety was held ~ tho Bible liouH" on lh"'T'''
| urants of boopa were made for dif'lp"''oh 10 INV
ynluc Of about b.i36. and OF fnnds 10 inc "'"""''
| ~ ,2l 40 Gu Tho Issues from tho Bible House Ia
ami were Iog 1852 volumes The total Issues OF ~"
| soc,o,y NJ home and abroad In tho year endhs
| March 81 wcrc ,jsi.l2s volumes
| The Fraternity. u mems club OF the Second col
| ,ogIo,e Reformed church. Will meet In the parish
building tomorrow night to listen to a lecture py
| ~ commcrford Martin. on "Electricity IN the MOO
| ern city
| rh. installation OF the Rev. u. Asa Blackburne
| as pastor OF the Church OF the strangers III MOT
| cer.st will take place tonight. Inc Kew ~ 'o'''
| Hall will deliver the sermon.
pacb prothcrs. no e25 Broadway. the wcIl-known
nbotorraphcrs who were burned out few weeks
| ago have renewed their establishment 80 com
nleely and are so proud OF II that their rooms were
| turned over together with generous spread !"
| n number OF patrons friends and newspaper mcf
| Yesterday afternoon who were enabled to see th'
parade in Fifth-ave. from the upper windows OF 'h'
| operating and finishing rooms.
The theory IS advanced by Marvin X. Clark II
his hook pussy and Her Language" just bein'
tesued from the press. that the cat has Language
which may readily be acquired by men The booi
gives stories cullei from foreign and American an
thors. and shows how the cat language was formed
| II enunerates many cat words. with their mean
ings II not on sale at your booksellers sehd
cents TO the author, at the NewYork Press Gun
and get copy.
| given nv the Harlem Auxiliary Mt the rooms OF tn
Harlem Republican Club. One-hundred -and-twenty
nfth-st. on Thursday afternoon at o'clock. Abou
four hundred invitations have been sent out.