New-York tribune., 1896-10-04
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, ,,rorou roae,,np will be held in the Broadway
Tahernacle broadway and Thirty-fourth-st.. on
Friday evening, October 9, to take leave OF Dr.
Mary II Irwin. on the eve OF her departure io'
Ceylon as a missionary of the American boa'u.
The Rcv Dr. A. II. Bradford Will preside ana
there will be illustrated addresses o' '"' ~
Ieitch. OF Ceylon.
The officials of Bellevue Hospital were much sur
prised TO see an account in morning paper OF ex-
periments made there with rheumatic remeu''
A card had been sent to the newspapers sNihs
notice that such thing would he done at 'he
hospital but the person who wrote the cards was
evidently In error to the place. because neither
he nor his remedy known dt Bellevue Hos-
pital.
First Lieutenant w. A. Failing mas peeh oe
tached from the revenue cutter Chandier anu Vi
der.d TO report Immediately for special duty ana
TO command the sloop Frank Sperry, OF the l-iie-
Saving Service at Pa;chogue. Long lsiahu' Lieu
tenant Failing will have charge OF the Ihird Liie-
Saving District. extending from Newport X. H. 10
Coney Island. First Lieutenant Rodgers now COM
mandng the cutter Hudson, VIII take 'e'"po''''
charge OF the Chandler.
The new organ at the Church Of the Ascension
Tenth-st and Fifth-ave.. built by George s. Hutch
ings OF Boston, will be in use to-day for the hrst
time Extensive alterations have been MADE In the
church In the summer. The newly vested choir
will be seated in the chancel
The Metropolitan Museum Of Art Is open free 10
the public from 10 a. m. to sunset on tuesdays
Wednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays; on sunday
afternoons from I 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 to pay an entrance Zee
OF q cents these two days. There Is good
public restaurant in the building and there Is also
a place to store bicycles.
Dennis Carney sixty-eight years Old retired
mercha Mt died suddenly yesterday at his home. No.
40 Go,iverneur-st His death Is thought to have
been from natural causes. He has been In the
United States eleven years.
The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
days from to O'clock On Tuesday and Satur-
day evenings from to 10 o'clock the public is ad-
mtted free. on Sundays II Is open from l to 5
o'clock. Admission is charged on Mondays and
Tuesdays.
The frs,-class fare from NewYork to Boston via
the Fall River Line has just been reduced from n
TO s. A corresponding reduction has been made
to all points East.
Passengers by the Albany Day Lines steamers.
New-York or Albany. are favored this season
OF the year with "a picture of autumn foliage not
seen on any other river in the world. The boats
OF this line will make their last trip on October IL,
leaving daily except Sunday from Desbrosses st.
at $40 a. m. and West Twenty -second-st. at
". m. for West Polnt. NewbufS ana foughk'epsie.
Professor Leon Boulsnd the French priest who
after his reception into the Protestant Episcopal
Church by Bishop Potter some years ago. made n
retreat TO the Jes,ts at 81. Francis Xavers COL
lcgc last December will deliver an address at the
services In Chrsts Mission No. lt2 West Twenty
nrst-st.. this evening. and announce his return to
tho Protestant Evangelical faith
The mails from Australia which arrived recently
at Vancouver were dispatched east on Friday and
are due to arrive I'm Now-York Wednesday
The next mall Australia will close at the Gen
cral Postofce this city. at $50 p. IN. on Satur
dav next or the arrival here OF ihc steamship
I'mbria with the British malls for Australia
p Wilcox. the Mayor OF Ayr Scotland. Is stay
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