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Va. or Newland Maynard will denver q
,,.roted lecture at the house OF MIS-. jun.
SS,.n D.hlyren No 20 West Fifty-si&th's" w
sr,.n,oa tho Rride of the Sea" next Iuesuas ave-
noon at o'clock. ...oc,a,,on
IT,. HUNGARIAN Society and Amateur Asso. 49,
~,,I celebrate the l.OOoth anniversary y. Onera
,nv NJ Hungary by Arpad at inc ,n. The
nIouss East sxty-seventh-st.. ths e'e or.ody IN
,'~~..,on uil, comprise a prologue coi"e"' "
two acts and tabeaus. =. r,our
-, s,.nev the proprietor OF a saloon at w.
JONI ."" Ayanue b. who on Friday his"'
s s.a r,,,ed Edward p. Donigan because ." -,
.,..s h,. fshanley's) wife. was yes'e
,vi,hout bail by Coroner F1tzpd'N
a.. tho Central Baptist Church ror'' os,nr IN.
n. '"e .oantb.ave this evening. the pas'oi' ~" ~,
D. frank NJ Goodchild. Will oeein =, .Everv-
.onr,ar lectures under the genera An n. "Con-
pop ." The topic this evening VIII Nv
cet" .,r,on at sher-
rr..,,rg Room will have reunion a. Ma
The $500, q, $40 D. m, when A. W. NIL
~ vi ,,, snaar on "A Boys Republic anu $50
Cu,s W." .,non,c Work at Home and Abroad A"e''
svili be stereopcon views. u,.
rh. fret conference OF the JEWISH n,o,ock
School Union will be held this eVen'ne O. seventy.
At the Temple Bethel assemoiy ~ u Kohler
sixth-st and Fifth-ave The rev ,,.,,.oi history"
Iii, .neak on How to Teacn bipir'"'
va u.oa IN the Produce Exchange yes
%yottc u,aS
No''e vas 49, could he a vote by the members
to'u". -, .. On the proposition to turn all i"e.r""
=, one-half of the surplus revenues VI ~, ev.
change in to the gratuity FUND ior a ~ .,so mn a
...rs The surplus revenues are aoo"'
year. v,,L which
rha Swiss Benevolent Society OF Ne" o'" 80,
Gathers yearly contributions through .no hor,e
so. ., us members and maintains d "o"0
Cor the sick and destitute, Is IN noui,s nn, Tho
-, =, snown nv It's latest annual report Inv
rece,nts OF the society in 1896, inciuoiis v" ,.,
<r,hution of $500, amounted 10 $''i-' o. ~. 90
.xnenditures including sl36 Al for repairs " 49,,
c,etys building amounted to S.o'a VI ' 49,
:, M Lee. than in 1894. The membership Vi "o
-oc,e,v has been growing steadily In recent !e"''
,,,s. a. tho West Indies has been ar
-ane.a for the Atlas Lines new steamship '"e
.m~hary which will leave New-York next Sa'ui
aav The trip will occupy twenty-five ua'' "".
mill embrace Jamaica and the ou-"oi'u .-
tho Spanish Main TIE speclai rate Vi ~
h.en made for the round trip. Further pa.
can be obtained from PIN, Forwoou
No. 81 Safest ~,
Next Sunday evening at the Grand Ceni"r o..
ara Cuban Liberty Festival, In aid OF Tue Cuo''
-. ,on, fghtina for liberty will be held Ad-
Ar.ssas will he delivered by Congressman "iiiii'"
eu,zer and Rafael Mario. In addition 10 .'is' an
~or,cal illustrations of the present war III |uo" "''
he given The 18th Regiment Band under orec'io"
of Adolph Kichner. and chorus conduc'eu oy
uaryov Dodd will be assisted in the musical
rortion by Mary Stori. soprano; the Aurora uia.a
Quartet, NJ Floryn. trombone soloist' ana VIII o.
P,eng tenor One of the features of the occasion
will be the rendition of THE Patriots March, o!
Flora NJ Stewart. The affair Will be given uhuei
the auspices of the various Cuban societies. ana
promises to be interesting
There is a rumor that The New-York Mercury
may soon pass into the possession OF A. r. ochs'
Editor Of THE Chattanooga Times. IL was re-
ported yesterday that negotiations for the transfer
might be closed within short time. although al
sTbe Mercury office no confirmation OF the rumor
could be had. 1t said by S. r. Phillips, the
general manager. that Mr.. Ochs had been trying
to buy the paper for the last year. and while ne
had offered large price for the property IL had
been refused. ''But," he added, I'VE have not come
to any agreement yet. That is all can say.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art is open free to
the public from 10 a. m. 10 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 copysts
art students and members OF the Museum only are
admitted free others have to pay an entrance fee
Of Is cents on 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 1t Is open from l to 3 o'clock
Admission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays.
concert under the auspices Of the Church AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF the Interests OF
Labor will be given Tuesday at p m. in the
assembly hall of the United Charities Building.
The Tribune has received S. from c. b. c. for
Mrs. Catherine Rooney, OF No. 5l3 West Forty
thrd-st. who Is in great restitution, having been
abandoned by her husband.
The Irish-American Volunteers will Rave their
eighteenth annual entertainment and reception at
Adelphi Hall, Flfty-second-st and Broadway, on
Tuesday night. Kathleen Mavourneen" will be
given by Arthur Evans and company drawn
from the Waveriey Dramatic Circle
The Board OF Education will meet on Wednesday
at 4 p. M at Grand and Elm
Peter H. Mcdonald has been elected delegate 10
the Republican County Committee from the
XXXIIId Assembly District in place Of James NJ.
poremus, who has moved Brooklyn