New-York tribune., 1896-01-26
NFW-YORK CITY.

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The Tradesmens National Bank. now at NO 23l
BROADWAY Will move next Saturday into new ofiices
in the new Wool Exchange Building. at West
Broadway and Beach-st
Matthew Nicholson whose trial in the Criminal
Branch OF the United States Circuit Court on a
charge OF having had counterfeit money In his pos
session resulted IN disagreement Of the jury. has
been released from custody upon his OWE recoe-
nizance
A special service for the Young Mems Christian
Union of North New-York VIII be held In ST
Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. One-hundred-
and forty second-st and Aexander-ave. this even
ing at o'clock. A concert under the auspices
OF the union was held in the Bethany Presby-
terrain Chapel last week.
The National Christian League for the Promotion
Of Social Purity will hold its monthly meeting to-
morrow at s r. m. at No. East Twelfth-si, the
Christian League Woman's Club home The meet
Ing will be addressed by the Rev. Samuel Bourne
Mrs J. Fowler Willing, Dr. F. p Miller and the
Rev. J. ". Philputt.
"Esyptlan Art. as Viewed from Travellers
Standpoint" is the subject OF lecture 70 be given
tomorrow at p. m. IN the Macy Building, Teach
crs College The lecturer. Miss Hinsdale Will
treat the topic In popular manner ADMISSION De-
ing free 20 the public.
Samuel Morris. alleged fence on an extensive
scale who keeps a secondhand store at No. AZ
Boxter-st was indicted by the Grand Jury Friday
and was yesterday held IN 5000 ball. which he
furnished. II Is alleged that Morris made
specially o. horse blankets. and had number OF
thieves working for him.
At the annual meeting OF the Lincoln Union.
Ninth Ward held at its rooms No JS Hudson-st..
on January 90 the following officers were elected;
| George NJ Clark president; j. A. Van Da Linda
hrst vlce-president; w II. Carhart, second vice.
president: W. F. Halsted. recording secretary; j.
+ Latabreguc corresponding secretary. and A.
Thayssen. treasurer
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art Is oper 'ree 70
the public from 10 IA. m. TO sunset on TUESDAYS
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays; on SUNDAY
afternoons from O'Clock to sunset. and on the
evenings Of Mondays and Fridays On Mondays
and Tr,days from 20 o'clock until sunset copyists,
az, students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free: others have to pay an entrance zee
OF 25 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 70 o'clock the public is admitted
free On sundays 4, Is open from 10 o'clock
Admission Is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
AT a special meeting OF the Lincoln Club. at No
5s Clinton Place on Friday evening. resolutions
we're adopted in memory OF the late John =. Law
The subject for discussion at the Social Reform
| Club No % East FOurth-st., on Tuesday evening
| Will be THE Mercantile Inspection !iD" and Nor
|
Woolbridge and Mrs. Lowell among those who
| have been invited to make speeches.
A resolution indorsing Governor Levi p. Morton
| as a candidate for the Republican nomination for
the Presidency was passed On last Tuesday evening
| at q meeting OF the Roscoe Conkling Republican
| (yub OF the XXVIItn Assembly District. at NO.
| lO4 West Foriy-seventE-st.
The Shakespeare Club of this city will have a re-
ceptIon tomorrow evening at the home OF Mrs.
| n hist
be music. a paper on king Lear" by the Rev Dr.
! Singleton. and refreshments
'The Maintenance OF the Monroe Doctrine Is 10
be the subject for discussion at the next meeting
Of the Political Science Club, at the Hotel Savoy
on Thursday evening. George Gunton. the pres!-
dent OF the club has announced that among the
snea,ers VIII be Professor John Bassett Moore. OF
Columbia College and guests at the dinner Will
be invited to join N the discussion. Dinner VIII be
served o'clock.
The United ctntcs Civil Service Commission has
ordered that an examination be held by its local
hoard in this city Saturday. March l. at q. m,
FOR the grades OF clerk, storekeeper and gauger in
the Internal Revenue service.
The last recorded sale made recently OF seat
| IN the New-York Stock Exchange realized the sum
~ $1,000 The RUE OF the Exchange requires the
purchaser to pay In addition to the purchase price
81 900 for making the transfer. Seats were selling
! one year ago at about $4,000.
| If was reported yesterday tfat among the pas
| sergers on the Viglanca. for Havana. was Rear
| Admiral William A. Kirkland.