New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

|
Max Graucr the head OF the hrebug gang, left
the Tombs yesterday for sing sing 10 peSih MS
sentence of thirty years.
| Civil Service examination was held in the Grim
,nal Courts building yesterday for assistant resident
physician at willard Parker Hospital Only two
! applicants were present
| 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 copyis;s.
| 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 Sniur-
day evenings from to 10 O'Clock the public is ad-
mitted free on sundays it IS open from to .
o'clock. Admission IS charged on Mondays ana
| Tuesdays.
| A wild boar from Binger- Wad. a great German
forest arrived b. the steamship Ems for Wiehi &
| Widnann yesterday 1t VIII be- exhibited in their
main hall At 40 is Bctver-st. until saturday next.
! when 1t VIII be served up for the nrms friends.
The animal viii dress over ~ pounds
The annual meeting Of the ola Marion Street
Maternity Hospital will he held on Thursday. March
IA, at No. 1873 second-ave. at p m.
| Mrs l.. s. Bainbridge. superintendent u the
| Womans Branch Of the New-York city Mission and
| Tract Society will speak at tn" Home Mission
meeting in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian church
to- morrow II n. Sh" will De- accompanied by one
OF her trained nurses. who Will have her visiting bag
| with her and show what abe does when calling at
| the homes OF people needing her assistance.
| Simpsons. the confec;onerF. have opened hand
some and well-equppeI lunchcon-room In their
rev building. No. "a West Twenty-thiri-st
The Tribune has received check for $ from
Miss a. L. for the benefit OF The two cases Of
Of the persons. writes to The Tribune her thanks
for the aid she has received.
The subject Of the Rev DR. VI H. Harriss Fri
day evening lecture az the Temple Israel. of Iiar-
lem. this week Will he Jewish Ostraci'm." The
temple at F1fth-ave and One-hundrcd and TWEEN
! ty-hfth-st
There Is to I've a meeting OF the New-York Electri-
cal Society at Columbia College this evening. and
Charles S Bradley VIII make an address on Alter
| mating Currents in Their Relation to Power Dis
| tribution."
| The sale OF Judgments against customers will he
discussed this evening at the meeting OF the Mcr-
chant Taiors' Society. No. 2l F1fth-ayc. officers
| Will also be nominated
| Good Government club q. which is making
special study Of rapid transit. Will Listen to lect
ure that subject this evening by William Bar
| clay Parsons. engineer OF the Rapid Transit Com
mission. The lecture will be given at the branch
OF tho Y NJ c. y in One-hundred-and nifty -nfth-st
west OF Tenth-ave.
At the meeting on Monday evcnius OF the Amer-
can Geographical Society at Chickering Hall. Her
! bert NJ Wilson. chief geographer OF the Unitcl
States Geological Survey. will deliver illustrated
lecture on The Topography and Scenery OF North
ern India"
ON four successive Thursdays at p. m. begin
ming to-day, temperance evangelistc meetings Will
be held In Metropolitan Hall No 80 West Four
feminist The leader this afternoon will be Mrs.
Ella a. Boole.
The recently organized Mission Workers Confer
ence. OF NewYOrk city. Brooklyn and Jersey city.
VIII meet this afternoon at the Wilson Memorial
Mission. No. 4Ji West Forty-second-st
A meeting OF the Union Republican Club. No 237
East One hundred-and- thlrd-st. liz to be held this
evening.
mems meeting Of the Baptist Social Union will
be held tonight at the Hotel Savoy, when In
dustrial Education-Its Scope and Ends" will be
discussed. The guests OF the union Will be OK
Mayor Hewitt. representing the Cooper Institute:
Frederick Il. Pratt. OF Pratt Institute. Brooklyn.
and James MacAlster. OF Drexel Institute Phla-
delphia. Dinner will be served AZ G:30 o'clock
President Schurman, of Cornell, will be the prin-
cipdl speaker at the meeting the Schoolmasters'
Association at Hamilton Hall. Columbia College. on
Saturday at 1890 a. His subject will be Soma
Unsettled Problems OF Secondary Education"
The ferryboat America. which arrived here YES
terday from Philadelphia will run the Grand st
ana Broadway line oil the New York and broadway
Ferry Company
Richard I. Percy viii give his sixth free organ
recital at the Marble Church this afternoon at 4 D.
m. The sooists will be Miss Roselle Mr. McJ,in-
ley and Ericsson r. Bushnell