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Of the Church of the Pilgrims Remsen-st, on
TUk SDAY EVENING. 18th inst reocng At y ocioci.
An E.ssy will be read by Dr. J. T. CONKLING. Subject:
The Bible" To be followed BY oi'cuson by the members
s @S A''1 W. BAckGs Lecture
The American Pha rmaceu Association will
hold Annual Meeting the room. in The New n0rk Medca
Coeea the fthsv The session will commence
TO DAY o'clock Druggists. Apotbecaries the Medical
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Pr,,cIapaion-Wherea. the Zach Juy 1855 Isaac o.
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Fkrea TIE Board Of Health hS by Resolution adopted
ne 9th instant declared hat the lime Of Quarantine designated
Of Mr. Barker should be extended unn the
day November be it therefore known 70 all men that BY
IN vested Fernando Wood Mayor ofhe
City of New York do fsue this proclamation declaring that
he Of said Quarantine shall be extended until the lst day
Of November 1885, ana continue with full force and effect until
list
Given my hsDd and se. the Mayrs Office, in our
C. 81 FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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ofeed 20 Artists engaging in this ana beautiful process
atleman shO hiss had some III
tbs thorough In the best known mehod' Of tins
brst Of PHOTOGRAPHY and previously nine years
praece Picture making 10 general Address PdOTO, New
York Post Oce stating where iUterye~ m-y Be had The
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WAL ACK's The CATER
W ItcIu,c rc'pecfIlnS ~ @'S thai sy the Thea
F,.,y - ts tecn mado duriA The reoe.s 10 render
allow Is ,b, hne worthy "a coat u'tion Of tne Ted
parsg and ht position wnieh the pub ana me pr % nave
s,se mo b iiiant array OF talent In all b'snche la
TIE Con win consist OF nearly al The former ,reat isyoI
~ The . 14t S 81 PT%; cSuP pa
NJ NJ: T ys;ysn. Mis- Mr.. s Gsssss,
a. r6r,t appearance here Her first appearance here.
Miss hate saxon, Mira stephsns,
her 6T., appearance here; =,
Mrs. " Acot.l er frs; appear Mrs. Sylvester,
snc. for Y nOrtb. Her frs appearance here
Mrs Thompson, MI. CArmsn'
Mis- bishoo Miss Conner.
Mr. Henry Plscide nr Lester
He frst appearance here, h G. "seo,, ms h't sPPoAf
Mi t,eorsr Hols d. Mr. Harry Hall,
H- fit appearance here, nv nr.. appearance h7'e
SI i H. K Philips, HI. als; appearance here,
Nj. Il q appearance here. Mr. Harrison,
Mi. Peters. ''p'N 'D' Hi. d;st appearance here.
H. H@Js5' H. NJ JJ SaSy;.
Mr Iyssnder Thompson, Mr. Bsk
Hi, hrs, appearance here, 40 and
TIE ORCHESTRA,
EeiI. b ReDae Me:% Tfo and schainser
M NJ Bs'' bsbn ssa kb,r NJ r2msa
Mr. Ha.ssl Comet, Mr. Oiemsnn tOOie)t
Mr PsOi tA.tOJ NJ: Graham 'Drlnsj
Mr.. Bender (Bassol
The w b aid 70 Oyerures and ene set
music ~ @ their novelty and vsrlsty.
Tie psrment by Henry isnerwooh
AGED William Wallace
and others. - -
MschiIe bo
Stage oecorsons and properties nm ney
Cos by W. fIauiy
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Siege msnsse- T
superibtndfnt Of Box Moss
Pr5mpter snd A,saot Stage Director Nh H. b. Philips
The seafUn will te,in ~ b III rely
NV COMEDY,
(iu five acts
written eXpr ssly for this Tbester, and
CHER ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Box Office will BE- open TUESDAY, lib Of SEPT,
ar every dsS from 9 til 4.
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NAD'LLE TERESA PARODTs LAST but
lNH ONE) GRAND CONCERT, a. Nblo's saloon, TUES
DAY, Sep. H. under the direction Of MAURICE SIRA
KOSCH.
PRoGRAMHE-PiRT I.
l.,
q Switzer Longing Home Ma rakosch r OCH
s. All mon fs Prophet" Msdl Paro1i.. Meyerbeer
L. r, mama, Favoria" Sig Bernardo Jo9iz 't
s. Di taDti Pa pitt" rancr. d" MAlle Parodi. RonL
Fantasia on "h ID OF the Regiment. Maudce Strakosch
T. would that my Love- duetto by Made Pa,qd aod Mad
StrhkOsch.
g. Grand Duetto violin popular airs, for the hrs time IN
Am, rca, BY the brothers Mo'lenhaur. . $3.50
The favorte Duetto Loves Approach" sung by MsPe
PaIo6i snd Mad Strah osch ...'.......'...'Ws alice.
PART ii.
Aria fr Attils Sig. Bernardo.
H. {" know that my Redeeuer liveh." messiah - .
IL Ballad" Wi hin mile Of Edinboro Madame Strakos h
IT, Musical
IA Humme Varati di Msd'lle Parodi
IS La Danse de Fees Alvsrs Nj Aptomas
Dueno Eozze d Figaro SUI aria sung BY MsdLe Paroii
and Madame SirakOsch -
Admission ST. Tickets be obtained at Hall Sons Jol-
lies and Horace Waters Concert commences ats
Mdle PARODI Will give one GRAND CONCERT IN
BROOKLYN FRIDAY, Sept Ia. On SATURDAY,
Sept IS, Mdlle Parodis Last Concert in New-York
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ID RF-OPFNING OF the DRAMATIC sEAsoN-TUES-
DAY, Sept n-EvENING a. y the new and original
Comedy called STILL WATERS RUN DEEP AFTER which,
TIE fIMlD LOVER. AFTERNOON at s, THE LOAN OF
A LOVER, and also DOMESTIC ECONOMY. The living
OsIiches Happy Family, wing Serpents, &c be
as usual without charge AdmAn Is ets Children
under ten, IL: cts.
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ENAMILf EAPENSE BUUk.-Just pubHshed
Il BY the subscriber entirely style Of EXPENSE
BOOK for account OF Gil the expenses OF
fsniy-dsiy, e,ly monthly and yearly decided improve
uent any hind heretofore published and kept without
trouble Price lsi VIII be sent person by mail
free Of xpeLse who will remit six postage stamps
n s. PARKHURST Bookseller and Statiouer,
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Tie American PIN rmac euficnl ASSOC Iati0n vi

hold rs Anuue Meeting the n The New YORK Medical
Golfer I9ihst the ithsv The session will
TO DAY Of o'clock Druggists Apotbecares. the Medical
Pron ard all Oh interested Ia the subject are invited
10 attend re ,ittings New-York, Sept IL, 1885,
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NEW MUSIC.-SLAVERY Is A HARD FOE
IN TO BATTLE. Song and Chorus By the Hutchinson
Family. Price, Is cents.
I'll cooked TO the South. ! looked 10 the West,
Ard saw old Slavery d coming
" iih four Northern doughfsces hitched up front,
Driving Freedom TO the other eide OF Jordan"
HORACE WATERS, Publisher No $50 Broadway.
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NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
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.AN-a,,r.x iNtsNAN ssa tNiNAN M"tNss"' wv
efeeess> r., - r,o. ~ ~ 1--WE Co. Sll ~ Advert
= ~ -, q 10 Nv eees 'nseii'on
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~ .ser Proprietor Circle Is cents Pit ~ cents
Orchestra Chairs 80 Doors At O'Clock; Perform
snces commence at 7i-THIS EVENING will be presented
THE ARMORER OF TYRE. -
6o...........J X. Scott Marina. Mrs B. wilkins
Medley FLAG O.noe...... .......Mlle. Angela
Amer which TIE ROSE OF PEKIN.
Fayorite Dance ......................Mlle Angela
To conclude with GLORIOUS MINORITY.
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.ek NCROrf " lkCu a n
SSn,A,s On the doyA esch Natl SteAr,c Tor Nv
$50 :, - pei aanum, rcsiAfe tnSladed Single Copies
ls.k.
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The regular monthly meeting of the Brooklyn
Youna Mems Christian Association viii be held IN the

Young mrb's thrtsthn AssOcfutiOh oo AZ 'ue
Lttue-iosm OF the Church of the Pilgrims Remsen-s, on
TIf SDAY EVENING tn inst com0eocing at " ocloct
An T,.ay will be read by Dr. j. T. CONKLING SUBJECT:
The Bible7 To be followed by dcus'on by the members
~ the Association persons interested invited 70 be
pre.en, WIN. BACKOS, Chairman Lecture Committee.
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broadway THEATER-E. A. Marshall
I'D Sole L.ssee.-Last night but four of GABRAL RAVEL
the MARTINETTI FAMILY and their dsiinsu he'd Troupe
THIS EVENING the performance will commence with toI
iniu,itsbe performance Of The MARTINEITl BHOIntho
TIE beautiful balat THE JUDGMENT Of PARIS. To con
cude with the On and Fairy Psnoime THE MAGIC PILLS
PRcEs-Boxes and Parluette 81 cents Family CHc4e and
upper Tier. 25 cents; Private Boxes, IS and 50.
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L'AkMEk AMI trAhDcNth. AM
i man .na h.wfe without children, 20 take nirs chMsu
small Farm the etv. shares on Wages Nom
but an Of ard astoas babi vito good ~
mendaiions. will APPLY this day between ht
sud o'clock Of the city, address B. JES
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MARINE hFFAIRS.

FoUR. DARED RAcE-BoAr.-On Monday we were
shown the J. ID. II. Putnam, four-oared race-boat
buit bv g. c. Newman Of the firm of Newman 81 Ran
dali She is to be rowed at Boston to-day July Al
in both races-the amateur and the profession ii
oarsmen race She is 35 feet in length and 81 feet
wide. and weighs 200 lbs. The names of the ere Y
are p. Lynch, Stephen Robe Is, Mr.. Mathison aud
MFR. Lawson; CoxswaiD, G c. Newman. Mr.. New
man ia also builder of two other boats for this race.
Tie "Dory" is to be rowed by Mr.. Decker. Her
name is the d. d. Westervelt. A fancy boat II feet
long. to be rowed by brother of Mr.. Decker, l6
years old. A large crowd congregated in front of rHE
TRIBUNE off e at 10 NJ on Monday viewing this bead
tiful boat She was taken by the Norwich Line to
Boston on Monday az p. NJ.
Loss OF SHIP STAR REPUBLIc.-Csptan Cole, late
comm ander of the ship Star Republic arrived at this
port in the schooner S. S. Learned yesterday morn
ing From Capt. Cole we have the following report:
"Left the port Of New York June q, for Galveston
Texas July l. being the third day out IN lat 81 80,
lop 73o as at $50 A. NJ. discovered the ship to be
on fire in the hold kept off before the wind an com
meuced throwing water down the main hatch, as neir
az possible in the direction of the fire. Mt $3.50 the ire
aldy increasing aud to that ent that there was
no chance of saving the shiO lowered the serd-boat
and got most OF the passengers in her ready to shove
off as the case might require. Meantime the Oucers
dId crew were iOunil tuuVuNViiH5 W o'VP NHN
progress of the flames which had then spread ain lst
through the entire hold and rushing ont at the
n-hatoh. There being no hope OF saving the snip
cot out the gboat, and put III her the pase &c s.
baggage and some pro, siOns compose, quadrant,
SC, when the brig Rush. Capt James Barton, was
discovered running down for and was soon hove 10
to windward and dispatched the small boat In charge
of the first officer, with passengers and baggage 10 the
brig while the rest of the crew with the aid OF Mr. -
Phillips suoceeded in saving the rest of passengers,
baggage, &c. About $3.50 A. Nj. tie ship In Il ines
below and a Oft nothing more could be saved, the
spsrs beginning TO fall the rest proceeded to the brig,
where we ere all very kindly received by Capt Bar
ton, who then filled away TO the westward, the snip
continuing TO burn while in sight. At T. nj. spoke
the schooner $. s. Learned, Capt. Manuel, from Go
naives who kindly took us on board, and brought US
all safely to this city,. kUfTs COLE, >,
The Star Republic was owned by Wakeman, Di-
mon Co. of this city, built in Connecticut in lsi2i
was small ship sos tuns register, and worth about
$40, oOO She had full miscellaneous cargo, valued
at about $50 OOO Vessel and cargo insured in Wast