New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-09
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William r. Murphy. the lawyer. charged with
p.riury In a suit before Justice Dugro OF the Su-
prerne Court last Thursday. was taken to the Dis
+ tric,-Attorneys office yesterday ard gave ball IN
600
Tho Round Table Club will dino nj Carks. West
Twen,y-third-st.. tomorrow night.
/ Cover. will be laid for seventy persons at tho
! dinner o, the 0uil club Tuesday at Clarks, IN
! West Twenty-thIrd-st
tn. following examinations 20 MI vacancies e1-
listing I'm the various city departments have been
called bv the Civll Service Board: Tomorrow. Feb
ruarv 10 computers Department Of Street Inn
nroycnen,s Twenty-th.rd and Twen;y-fourth
wards; steward. Department OF Charities Tues
day February II. lumber inspectors. Dock De
par,rncnt. Friday. February Il. Inspectors. Board
OF Electrical control Monday. February II. as
s,stant chemist. Health Department. Applications
for any OF these examinations should be filed at
once with the secretary OF the Civil Service Board
new Criminal Courts Building.
Tho metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free TO
/ the public from 10 n. to sunset on Tuesdays.
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays. on sunday
afternoons from l 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 10 pay an entrance fee
OF % cents these two days.
Tho Museum OF Natural History ia open on week
DAYS from to 3 o'clock on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free on Sundays It is open from to 3 o'clock
Admission IS charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
The February at Home" OF the Associate
Alurnnae OF the Normal College. falling as 1t does
on tho birthday OF the college. February II. is to
be tho occasion OF special celebration. The ex-
presidents Of the association will assist the officers
I'm receiving the members and their friends on that
day in the aiumnae library from until
The annual meeting OF Good Government club f
will he held Friday evening next. February H.
A new Board OF Trustees and delegates to the
Council OF Confederatcd Good Government Clubs
arc to be elected
musical will be given under TIE auspices OF
Mrs Elton Waterbury Clark In aid Of the New
York Clinic and D.spensary at the Y. NJ. c. \.
Hall No West Onc-hundred and twenty ATHEIST.
next Friday evening at $50. Mrs. Wesley Smith.
Mrs Theodore Sutro, Miss Lois II. joyce. Miss
Taulah A.chel Miss Mildred milford. Miss Ethyl
Symmetrical Squire. W Otto Poh.mann and c. w.
Demarest have kindly consented to take part. The
Rev DR. George II. Van De Water will deliver an
address OF welcome.
Charges Of intoxcation will bs made against
Parolman Edward f. Sullivan. OF the I.eonard-st
station. complaint OF Lawrence Abbott. presl-
dent OF The Outlook" Company and son of tho
Rev. Dr.. Lyman Abbott. OF Brooklyn. Mr. Abbott
says that he Sullivan staggering In Astor Place
yesterday.
The Catholic Club will give n reception nj rs
house. No. 100 West Fifty -nnth-st. next Saturday
evening.
An entertainment and reception In aid OF the
Beth Israel Hospital will be held In tho Ienox
I.yccum Tuesday evening.
The Social Reform Club VIII next Tuesday evening
discuss the immigration problem from the labor
standpoint The speakers will be Professor Rich
mond VI. Smith, OF Columbia College: c. f. Nc
Sweeney. NJ Oppenheimer Edmond Kelly and s b
Donney.
At the meeting OF tho Board OF Managers OF the
American Bible Society Thursday grants OF
Bibles Testaments and portions we're made to the
value OF 1926. Reports showed that the January
Issues OF the Bible House 50 500 volumes while
since April l. 1885, S1l7i0 volumes have been Issued
DR.. William Copley Wnslow Will next Friday
evening address the New-York Genealogical and
Biographical Society Governor Edward VIM |
sow-Hs Part and Place in Plymouth Colony"
At the dinner OF the Short Talk Club tomorrow
evening at the Arena. No. 80 West Thirty-Arst-st
the members will discuss THE United States-a
Nation Destined TO Lead the Word"
Joseph II. Choate. John Daniel Mrs. Donald Nc |
Lean and Miss Cushman Will address the Con- |
sumers' League a. Its annual meeting In the as |
sembly hall OF the United Charities Building next |
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. David ~ Hamburger. who were |
quietly married two weeks ago VIII receive at the
home OF the brdegroom's father Commissioner |
julius Hamburger No. Go Seventh-st., this evening
The bride Miss Dorothy Kof.
The monthly meeting Of the Church Association |
for the Advancement OF the Interests Of Labor will