New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-26
NENN-YORf. CITN.

,,.o- c.-o,g yvos vsitc. by n delegation OF Cath
Ole clersyrnen yesterday. who asked him 10 use
h,s Influence 70 extend the provisions Oh the bU'''
him 70 N. territory below the Harlem and make
them general The measure introduced by Assem-
blvman Butts exemp,s from taxation the property
o., certain Catholic churches above the Harlem
River.
Several members o.. the former School o: Comedy.
assisted by friends 20 give a three-act comedy
entitled The Spirit o, 70. or. The Coming Wom-
an" on Friday at s:l5 p. m at the Unitarian
Church Lenox-ayc. and One-hunired and-t"en'y-
nrr,-st
uee.,og o, the Federation o, East side Work
era will be hold tomorrow at p IN. when the sub
Zee, ,3r discussion will BE- The city "a Social
Laboratory" The principal address ~ll De deliy-
erel hy william Howe Toman. general AGENT Of
the New-York Association 'or Improving ne Con-
dillon o; tho Poor
Tho closing exercises OF the Tweniy-th RI Ward
Evening school. East One-hundred-a -hfiy-sev-
enih-s;. wil, Doe held at ?. m On Friday This
evening the drawing classes VIII exhibit the work
done In fr.chanl AMI industrial drawing.
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art IS open free 10
the public from 10 a. TO sunset on Tuesdays
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from o'clock to sunset ard on the
evenings ~ Mondays and Fridays. ON Mondays
and Fridays from 10 O'Clock until sunset copyists
art students AMI members o, the Museum only are
admitted free: others have to pay an entrance zee
OF % cents on these two days.
The Museum OF Natural History is open week
days from . 10 O'Clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 10 O'Clock the public g admitted
free on sundays II Is open from 1 to O'clock
Admission is charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
Daniel Parish. jr. will read paper on Anton
srharn' before the American Nunsmatic and
Archaeologica Society tomorrow night At No. Il
West orty-thirl-s:.
The Ncw-York Electrical Society will meet to-
morrow at p. IN. in the station OF the Edison
Company. at No. 81 Duanc-st when John W I!cb
r. Will describe the generation and distribution OF
current
The Rev Dr. william Burt superintendent, OF the
Methods, Episcopal Mission in Rome sailed from
Naples last Thursday on the steamship Kaiser VII
helm H. and expects TO arrive in this country on
March 4. Or. Burt is coming az a delegate from
the Italian Methodist Episcopal Conference to the
General Conference which meets on May next In
Cleveland
The annual reception and entertainment OF tho
Mount Morris Republican Club Will be held this
evening at Columbus Lyceum, No. 2iS West one
hundred and six feminist.
Whilo silver yesterday declined nvc-eighths OF a
cent ounce. It still shows gain OF 10 cents an
ounce the lowest price. London sets the price
for silver. and the recent upward movement has
been due TO influences at work there. 1t Is said
that silver Is doomed in anticipation OF n purchase
OF $4,000 worth in the London market, to meet
an instalment TO be paid by May OF the war in
demnty due to Japan from China.
Mime. Antonett" Sterling OF London: Nine f.
Magnisson. OF Iceland. ana several members OF the
Patr.a club OF this city. yesterday afternoon WIS.,
tied the Rhnelanier School. No. 80 East Eighty
elghth-s to enjoy the patriotic excrcises and wit
ness the Misunderstanding work OF the pupils. After
the children had entertained the visitors, Nine
Sterling sang for them the "Pilgrims Song" and
another song written by her little daughter
Judge Mcmahon In Part l. General Sessions yes
teraay dismissed the Indictment against Oliver w
Marshall son OF the Ex-Governor of Kansas Mar
shall was indicted last September. He ana Nal
COIN Cameron had an office together IN the Mills
Building. Cameron Withdrew. and Marshall sold a
desk to pay the rent FOR the office. Cameron then
charged his partner with stealing the desk