New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-03
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c,ra- will lecture before the II. 7. 49,
Tneosophscal Society. at No l@ West one NUM-.
en,i-twenty- ffth-st, on Sunday next al '' r. III
His subject will be ''I'heosophy IN HISTORY
4 handsome free ice-water fountain mas pee"
.-oc,od :, Paradise Park by the Moderation Seciely
=, 49,. ,.a,,,, Mated faucets and is intended for
.h no Of Tho Iaborers ana poor people OF deilst's
,rou,,c1 tenement house district Between -" anu
90 rounds OF ice viii be used in cooling the water
az the fountain every day
THE German JEederkranz Society, whose oiu'
,,,sa % IN East Fsfty-eighth-st.. VIII spehu TO-
morrow at EllG Park. In the Ca'sN'NS' anu wiz
be entertained there by Sheriff Iaihsen
The funeral of Samuel Berg White was he'n !"
the Episcopal Church OF the RedeemeT' E-sh'!
sa,ond-st and Park-ave. at 1880 o'clock yesleroa!
morning The services were conducted by inc pas
tor o. the church. the Rev. W. b. Johnson" "Ss''''
bv his brother the Rev. Edward Johnson WHO 40
~. assistant pastor OF the church The burial was
ct Woodlawn Cemetery
TINE Progress club has Just transferred the mort
cage OF 100000 upon its property from 'ho GUS
+o.5sa,shin Of the Mutual Life Insurance company
"a thar NJ the Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
AZ 10 the reason FOR this action an oiiccr oi '"o
club said Yesterday: 1T was simply a ques''oh VI
substit,lt lg a ; per cent mortgage TOT one a. i
cent Times have Changed alid fa'e' "a '
are getting lower
C,,nrany r, Captain James H. Wells ana Co''l-
-, con,a.n Clarence G. Reton. list Regiment.
r5u 90 70 Van Cortland Park this evening on
,o,r of practice and instruction They VIII return
~ the arnnory on Sunday evening the TWO cofi-
,,s,ios viii b, lin camp the skatehouse. and
~, rractss in extended and close order dr1iis nu'
Mt n the exclusion Of athletic sports. Consid-
cradle time Will also be reserved for the entertain
ment OF guests
t,,urteen-vear-old Matilda Mayser the pyro-
maniac who confessed to having SET nre three
times to tho portion Of the Franklin street Met"-
oi,st Episcopal Church occupied by the pastor tne
Rev James Bennett. residence' was sent 10
thu House OF Refuge yesterday by Magistrate
Deuel. No formal complaint setting 1or'h '"e
offence was made against her as ooth MT. be'no'.
and the Ere Marshal were convinced that the cllu
had been actuated by no criminal mouNe' my
childs mother was permitted 10 make charge ~
disorierly conduct against tho girl ana on inc
streneth os this the commitment was made out
The child seemed to feel her disgrace keeniy
IT is rumored that negotiations are IN progress
for the ACQUISITION OF the lease or the Secou ave-
raIe Railroad Company by the metropolitan IrA'-
ton Company. II said also that the deal II per
sectei would include the control OF the Centre"
C,roSstoN-n Railroad Company. Tribune reporter
who visited the offices of the Metropolitan traction
COMPANY No. 621 broadway. YESTERDAY, was I'M
able to obtain either confirmation or denial OF me
report
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art IS open free TO
the pubic from 70 a. 70 sunset on tuesdays
1Ir,.snae,1ay,s THURSDAYS and Saturdays: Sunday
afternoons from o'clock 10 sunset, and on the
evenings of Mondays and Fridays on Mondays
and Fridays from 10 o'clock until sunset copyEsts
art students and members OF the Museum oMy are
admitted free; others have 10 pay an entrance zee
of q cents on these days. There Is good pun
lie restaurant in the building. and there Is also
pace TO store bicycles.
THE Museum of Natural History Is open on week.
DAVIS from to O'Clock. On Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from to 10 O'Clock the public is admitted
free on Sundays II IS open from 10 O'Clock
Admission Is charged Mondays and Tuesdays
From July until sept ember 10 the Museum Will be
closed IN the evenings.
In tho August number Of THE Social Register
II seems that Of the 5000 families whose summer
addresses are given there 2T3 at mountain or
finland places. and 2.l58 at the seashore or the
latter 2es families at Newport and 22S at Mount
Desert or in that region, while 6& families may
be reached through their foreign bankers, and or
these 424 have gone abroad since May !, and %
families have returned. There are also noted in
this issue the marriages OF l26 persons and the
deaths Of Il women and As men since May J.