New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-02-12
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW-lOkh vi
President Wilson OF the Board OF Health, Will
address the League for Political Education, No. %
West For,y-fourth-st. on Saturday at II a m. on
the work OF the Board.
The Murray Hill Republican Club Will have its
housewarmng at NO 500 Seventh-ave. on Friday
evening There will be addresses by prominent
speakers
The Southern Society will give n dinner sher-
rvs on the evening OF Washingtons Birthday.
concert and ball in honor OF the forticth ami
yersary OF the Yorkville MAnnerchor Will be given
tomorrow evening in the Central Opera House.
East S.xty-severth-st.
The Association OF Master Plumbers will have It's
annual ball on Monday In the Central Opera House.
East Sixty-seventh-st.
The Metropolitan Museum o. Art Is open free 10
the public from 10 a. m. sunset Tuesdays
Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturdays: on Sunday
afternoons from l o'clock 10 sunset. and on the
evenings OF Mondays and Fridays. on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copysis
art students and members % the Museum only are
admitted free: others have 10 pay an entrance FEE
OF % cents these two days
The Museum OF Natural History Is open on week
days from O'Clock. on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock the public Is admitted
free on sundays IT Is open from to o'clock
Admission IS charged Mondays and Tuesdays.
The Young Mems Association o, the Park Pres
byteran Church. Eighiy-slxth-st and Amsterdam
ave. Will listen on Friday night to n lecture on
Mature our Teacher" by Professor r.. II. South
wick ontomolosis, Of the Park Department.
Professors Van Buren, Denslow and George Gun
ton vii. discuss The Greater New-York" tonight
at the School OF Social Economies. NO. q Union
Square.
a lecture on The Life OF Jesus" Will DO given
tonight at O'Clock I'm s. Michaels church Am
ster1am ave. and Ninety ninth-st. There will be
stcreoptcon reproductions OF famous pictures AMI
music on the organ ana by special choir.
The Rev. Emil O. Hirsh. OF Chicago. VIII occupy
the pulp, OF Temple Israel Observation-Disclosures
ty-hfth-st. and Fifth-ave. on Friday nish,.
The Municipal civil Service Board vii; holI an
examination Friday. February o. 10 All the
place OF marine engineer I'm the Department; ~
Docks. Next Monday an examination VIII be hcll
for the place OF assistant keeper In the Department
Of Correction. This place pays 81 n month. In
Guiding board and lodging Applications FOR either
examination should be filed Mt once with the sc--
rotary OF the civil Service Board Criminal Courts
Building.
strike OF the architectural ron-workers was
eatcned yesterday on The building 30 ~
broadway bccaus. @. the employment OF non-nnion
men tho structure. \ committee Of the union
visited the building AMI stated their grievance
10 the builder. They were assured that tho non
union men would be discharged II the men are
discharged to-day. no strike Will take place
The agents o, the Observation-Disclosures Line are
In receipt OF "A dispatch from Por, OF Spain Trim
dad. announcing the safe arrival there on February
o: the steamship Columbia
Postmaster Dayton has received Information from,
Washington that mail intended FOR Castclvecchlo
Calvs!o. Italy. IS frequently delayed through the
omission 10 include the word "Calvlsio" in tho aI
dress. which Is likely result In It's misleading IA
Castelyecchio. SubequO
The literary society attached TO ST. Francis
Nav'crs Church Will celebrate ts silver Jubilee on
February l.. TIE work TO be presented on that oc-
casion Will be Bulwcr Lytton's Money"
Colonel Frank X. Hahn. who was suddenly ,ako,
III carly yesterday morning. was said to be much
better at a late hour last night,
On account Of the recent death Of Bernbarn on
lam. one OF the best-k known most-esteon,ed and DO
loved members OF the Quaint Club. II has bcon H..
cided out Of respect to his memory to cancol al
oates Tor the meetings OF the club until April lc
oscar g Mckinney, who FOR the lac, afteo,
years was respected usher at tho Cation H.,
change. died yesterday morning after n so,oro
fainting spell at the Exchange
Two handsome silk Gul1on na,s viii bc nrosor,o,
10 the 81 Paul Cadets by the Girls Fr,end,y 60
cle'y o. 81 PauFs Chapel tomorrow evening Me-
Emma Adams Will make the presentation asa.,.,
by captain Ezra W Bennett OF Lofave,,. d..
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