New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-06-14
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The Mayors Marshal last week issued 7si licenses
and took In S.S7s
The receipts FOR Croton water last week amounted
10 s.0joA g.
Mayor Strong yesterday received from Mayor
psaer o., East s., Louis a letter acknowledging
the receipt o. 1879 for the tornado sufferers.
The Kings Daughters and Sons Of this city are
10 give a festival and musical entertainment next
Wednesday, June Il. az p IN, IN the Pro-'athe-
dral Mission. No 80 Stanton-st. Tho entertain
ment to be given In the interests OF the societys
fresh-air fund. Strawberries and leo cream will
be served.
Nathan Arnold OF No. 23e Eas, seventy-seventh-
ST, who ran FOR the Assembly on the Republican
ticket las; fall in the XXVlllth District.
onerated In Part I. General Sessions. Friday be-
fore Judge Cow.ng OF the charge OF grand larceny
preferred by Mrs. Annie Rackentne. She charged
him with retaining Sis belonging to her. When the
prosecution finished. Judge Cowing instructed the
jury 10 acquit him
chic, Conlin told the precinct commanders yes
terday that he had received complaints about the
playing O, hand-organs during hours prohibited by
law lie gave orders that tho playing Of organs
must not be permitted before . o'clock in the
morning and after o'clock in tho evening. The
orcr ders must be arrested.
General George r. Loud VIII deliver an address
upon The American Flag" at Grammar School No.
3. IN Norfolk-st tomorrow morning. General
Loud Is regarded one OF the best takers upon
patriotic matters In he State. Living for many
years In tho South. following his retirement from
war service FOR the Union no was one OF the first
break tho fallow ground OF a system OF popular
education In Louisiana and for a tine Acting
State Superintendent Of Public Education OF that
State
The annual convocation ~ Gamma Chapter OF
the Phi BETA Kappa Society Will be held AZ Carks
Twenty -thri-st. tomorrow evening Supper VIII
be served.
The Daughters OF the Revolution OF the State Of
New-York will give Il stand OF colors TO the West
Side Italian School. No % sullvan-st at its flag
day exercises tomorrow at 10 a M. Members OF
the State society are invited TO attend.
c. G. Shayne and family. Of New-York are stay
Ing at the Hotel Cecil London.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is open free 10
the public from 10 a. IN. TO on Tuesdays
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays on Sunday
afternoons from ! o'clock TO sunset. and on the
evenings Of Mondays ana Fridays. On Mondays
and Fridays from 10 O'Clock uatll sunset copysts
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free: others have TO pay an entrance fec
OF Is cents these two days
The Museum OF Natural History IS open on week.
days from to . o'clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is admitted
free. on Sundays It Is open from 10 3 o'clock
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
Inc New York College OF Pharmacy Alumni AS
ISOLATION Will have outing Wednesday. June
H. rain or shine. at Point View Island near Col
lege Point. SPECIAL trolley-car will carry tho
members OF the association from Long Island CITY,
and there will be n baseball match. a shooting
match. a bowling tournament and dancing at the
island
Clara A. Williams. secretary and treasurer OF the
NewYork Free Circulating Library for the Blind.
has received from the American Printing House
In New-York point print and eight volumes in limo
letter; also, a gift OF $ from Miss T. Lawrence
The Mining and Industrial Exchange will he
opened for business at Nos. As and II New-st. to-
morrow at II a
Among the passengers the Ward Line steam
ship Niagara which arrived here yesterday were
c. r. Whiting and A. W. Taylor who left Cuba
because. OF the destruction OF business interests
They own large plantation near Santiago