New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-27
NETWORK CITY.

Mayor Strong went to Philadelphia yesterday ar
tsrnoon and will not be present therefore, at the
meeting Of the Greater New-York Commission TO-
day. Colonel Strong expects to be back In New
York on Monday.
Tho Rev Dr. o. A. Seaholm will give q lecture at
tho Swedish Congregational Church. No. 2o East
Forty-Afth-tt. tomorrow evening az o'clock. ON
Japan.
At the mons mass-meetlng in Association Hall.
Twenty-third-st. and Fourh-ave, tomorrow at
2i5 d m the Rev John Lewis Clark, assistant
nas,or OF the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church.
Will give address.
n T." sends 81 for Mrs Ada Pulverman. who
with her four children was deserted by her nus
band.
The commencement exercises OF Manhattan Col
Iege will be held in Carnegie Music Hall on Mon
day at p. m
The Rev r, $ Triple. pastor Of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church. Vest One-hundreh -aHH-four'h-
ST - preaching on the Sunday evenings Of this
month series o, special sermons to young people
To-rnorroy evening at s o'clock he will preach 10
voIng women his subject being "Womanly Ideals.
The Commissioner OF Public Works has directed
that eight FREQ baths be opened neXt luesday
morning at sunrise at the following places; Bat
terry Park Twcnueth-st. and the North RIVER f'I-
teth-st and the North River, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
thirty -fourth-st and the North River; and Market
pivor and One-hunArei and thirty -nln hist and
tho Harlem River
George Horgfeldt & Co. commission merchants IN
china glassware. fancy goods. etc. are soon 10 oc-
cupy the new building in Wooster-st., between
Th,-I and Fourth sts The lease was arranged a
year ago when the construction OF the buldihs
was banned The lease IS made at &o"" year.
FOR term OF seventeen years. The DuidIhs Is
eleven stories hlsn. and occupies the entire block
81 de q WOOster-St
depth Of 60 feet In T'hrd and Fourth SITS
4 baseball game IN which Registers clerks Will
play against surrogates' clerks will take place al
Jasper Field at p. m. to-day
The sixteenth annual games OF the Printers
Benevolent Association Will be he'd at sulzeF
Harlem River Park July Il. at p. m.
The loan exhibition OK paintings at tho American
Art Galleries. 40. East Twenty-th.rd-st.. VIII be
open to the public from m. 70 p m to-day.
All money received AZ tho box-ofce will be divided
equally between The Tribune Fresh Air Fund end
The Herald" Free Ice Fund
The Fan River Ilne Will operate double service
FOR the summer beginning June .. when the
steamboats, Priscilla. Puritan. Plymouth and PHI
grim Will be in commission together The leaving
time from New York will be $50 ard $50 p. m.
Boats leaving Ncw-York at the former hour VIII
run direct to Fall RIVER. the latter touching at
Newport on sundays there VIII be only one
steamer $50 D. m. from Ncw-Yogk. A folder, con-
taining full timetable and list OF summer 1T
erature VIII be mailed for a two-cent stamp sent
:, T. . Box 80 81 Ncw-YOrk city.
The Allermen's Committee on Bridges and Tun-
nels will give 4 public hearing on Monday at @S)
D. m on the application OF the York and
brooklyn Ra lroad Company to construct a rail-
road tunnel from Ann-st and Park Row. in this
city to Wllloughby and Adams SITS. Brooklyn.
Tomorrow evening Will be Christian Endeavor
rt,,h, AZ m. church % the Strangers, one block
west OF Roadway near Eghth-st. An address on
EVERYDAY Iferu.snl' VIII be made by Mr.. Bemis,
president OF tho First District Local Union. to
which al invited.