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DROOKLYN BOARD.-Elegant secOnd-stoIy
- ROOMS: hrsicLss hOarl u pri ale resa M 'O'.il
Inr evury Improvement c1l' 70 aIinn for ad
aspna1o terms Aairess. DO .r, j. - box -JJV ~
Y CIV.
4QIs 5TH-ST.. near North 6tl, st, Brooklyn,
A~CJD D.-A widow ts'y. If .E- slo'e Edt IL ~
a IfN PAIL DR. and LEDltJtA 10 sll.' -''
Il Innn hr.a.fasi II desared.
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East Side.

4 f EGANT comfortably FURNISHED
~ APA RTAfzNTS 70 LET, suite Tn CIV, "a l"tt
81 ctniy, in 6Istcass residence Of Owner ~ LIS"
2Sd ~
ElRST FLOOR. 100 East 23d-st., with or
without Oanl private table desired Also afe My
l. sJle slgu IN adjoining house No lGo rsc.og
reftiing. Parties wishing 10 make ensat'
FOR lie year teral q. alt with.
NO. 80 IRNING-pLACE, opposite the " vest
q lfa'cl 4 rauriv furnished ROOTS 70 LIZ WIN
beard. gen Hen OF te highest respcetility oiy
nEF Heck from Madisrn-gfuare, in vicinity
~ of the ll,c hot L. single ROOMS IN snte- VIII VI
without BOARD terms reasonable % Ai'n o. "'e'
TO LET, FURNISHED-PARIo nd BED
ROOM second floor also single r. 30 ara cNl'
water ia rooms bath. &c. ceatl oar roe
"a Convenient 23d 81 door st oi AN ave-
e. a WEEK.-A large newly-fuiuishcd 'front.'
" ROOM. with board. 90 two gent tfirsi ifl.l
IS stadauts cole- world ind this desirable MONT
No ia 5Gth St, Lexington ave.
fnf EAST 23D-SF.. near 45h-ave.-Jesir-
EOA able ROOMS wi1h excellent table, 10 moving Al
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boaro an0 Rooms.
West Side.

. 4TH-ST., nea: Broadway--TO LET, with
~ BOARD. large handsome ROOM. third noor 'front.'
loo West 3ith.st-
Al WEST 16TU-ST.-Board, with well flIr-
4 ~ and 9Th floors, to families or gen
~ terms uodt rate rfereDce
ISn WEST 15TH-ST. diminished ROOM TO
IcD LET TO gentlemen only references required.
9D~ WEST DIST IA few gentlemen can
~ be accommodated with board III private iIilly'
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Ton MA MATTNy.E SATURDAY At HALFPAsT l.
GERMAN LAEDERKRAAZ, y, 33, and -
S1'I, ~ RI, ~, q, Sir 2r,s tutolic some,
al.J, ..cr5 90 rai- fcA Adolih rnlst n1l p,
3. D. tfil pin ami Grand festI- q ht -oc'i. WI
fl0uH .llt tfu,I-e-s taua1 by Als 90" Ulu"l I'i
'oh. Grant fltl- iut Orchestra. +'l.ssi.- ior Lou-
neIn1 ers u nirpiuc'd Dy ameulDar 81 eacn. m .
7 YCEUM THEATER. MATINEE TODAY.
a. LAST MT NI.r OF LIZ JOLIt ~ an ',i'St.
LAST Nat Ff. OF L JoLI J. Par UNHrsf~
VNCEUM Theatcr-Aimra's EcappeGrlncc
-ion.cDt- ,ly Il. siit aTagcc Il ~ 49,
Day .i,.s last SicLts hiaec la J9le PaItameus:
t.HLt il Top o--f- ri .rrart .l--... LbrI jig Hon
1ro Is declare EcT rtftc aFlctrr. ..
DtLA iiiT OF IA JOLT PARE CMEO-t,
whc cIuyal - 200 H-its n rari-
La Join rAAtUl4.t-E tue io.le-, of French Opera
VIII new .cenoIy. coatults rTopefsi,- aito tli-UtS
! 81 j. 81 "4' d.
Re ve-l El~T-Ei tSU snfs a-1 Ntsife- - idtnrH
ALI III te balance NJ t" T'ea ilr r a PriiorEAnf OF
IA LIE pAI.tU r..
o.n.saay It'4i'r h a. Tina i.ei. ~ Ap. -
F-.uay LtfuH- aif ~. "atti 'ai VEN -, .rh IT,
i--I slr4ii- or jas I1I4- AZ .t.-l a..
Flrsi tfrr0ritca = NIlr. C'Nr'N Td Hr~9 Ut b'.fR
AL5a-E PCo.IltELT APr LAh7 d, .NIGitl'
1IST0kp RETURN. Lycoum TAcager.
INET - ..-.. . So.
rn sfav. Aust1 I3-LrCEEIIA BN3EfA. AMI The Sleep
val H. -.rr- rem slACSi & T., u I.U-l .
WEDNESDAY, AurI IA M't4cci-dANIE ANlOl-
NJ -.~ ,...-
Thursday AEih l5--NcHasA- rtits, Apcd lb-b4Opeyh
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Religious Notices.
"a he leaves on MONDAY.

IA he leaves IN Monday.
y. Pert Preaching the Mrrners fhnreh'
Catherine and Madison ar - N - 81 l0 A. N a 81, OK
Water by Assoc'ase Pastor KEY. BENj. r AILLAIsD
N2q r; r Ch"Een f'sF AI!G rn sas
I ice 10 80 ssL 81 be Jpdelna15 o. gSa 10 a isian
Lie" Young people injecting a. o COCK 49, -
'7;Ss -, f,en:-Tae % ,lpq
chi Glass ESD Az Eis;, 0oN Tes - N t
cnal saaee, Methoas Of st9Gy Rev %2I~
CoTT CALKIN7 q Buffalo Conductor All teachers lhV''
"a DEW 80 Get " r. ~, "a, VA Az ne % sna
- p M by Row J. p. SHEPHERD. Seats free strangers
made welcome
T. c, FT,'c ge IL r r3aes sss H5 on fT
DAY MORNING At 10 loca at Masonic Temple, I"eiJ-
sub. ct: " sros ne and Holding fsst"
hs n che Frss "a . ~, pa = 20 e"rc; corpr
l. ~. KNAPP, Pastor. bay.s-1 ~ Inc evening sI"oe
Rev p = Iu9tla9toa vii sneak you',r at AssO
caton Hall SUNDAY EVENING, Aprl !, az ocb"l'
G. noyi vii preach in St I ana M n n ch sr
Rev --TIGcl " fI1iU;IoT. Pastor oi scotN Tresly'e
N Chary Fo' ,fiia 81; getge' mn m s 20 ~ m lie
t,.fe W'I5D-S EsDAY EvESIHa at S clock
% s ;c Ef s6 f: a @ rT'4HS Ca S r
p sun1ay chool al ~ Prayer mrelrgs ON , m,
inyf4ed
-ecoyd Advert Chsrch Cooper Institute Room 2t
f7rt a. agroa az l0i ant y M on 81 jec's con
| ms Appesfinc
evrn,h arrSs7,criaIl ~ Breome Ar Eiare
s+s-Gr,. q. a. 1T Is VIII ", 1ch ~aBBAi TIA MUM - "
Anr' Ot CLOCK. sermon 70 tAe young On act"
t4a. Of s-den To S4bJect WY j. ''e
/ DEAN VI ttie righteous called " st'sr
- .,rli-r Charc6 Foreth between Fifth and siyth
F. G. EVER i.rctor-"rLlre c!ehi,4Nu ~
n n, ir Prayer .: Iifauy aId Celetr 'i'h li"i'
; iois. (llrclR -Ytci.c Prayer .ioI1t = WIN
tre ~ 0r~i y q" i'
Crc ~ s uterua S.rgcilTe and Lxterlb Aspect aeal
furnished Strangers
tI, .ry Trek zee =. waite n y Pastor Will preach ~
flr Vest wcuty Third -tT-t .retbyt.riln Ch'IC 80
/ ROW M 30 Two - A'Hi"eis r. oi me NN"
bath sclen hG at addresses " Tie i's'.
! SAMUEL VI. ifAAILIDt d. ID ta' Pastor
trie y iprtst ca 'rrh
secondave, be5xoen Tgii1b and Eleventh So
Row JAMES BOARDMAN HAN THORN - pastor.
Services at 10 co 10 ard 5lJ p
Morning.
THRILLING WITH SIN"
Evening
1.-THE TRANSLATION OF ELIJAH"
Eapt.zing after eve Ming eor'son.
Young men aad Anglers ell ally Invited
Wai-vvr aif c,aarGi 's-cl corner N,A - erG h
The Rev Dr EIi;f MFR ut VIA sch I'D ihc rounns
THE Rev Dr. MULCuAH-I Ol IT. IaAIs OAulcI vii peaeA
} III the evening.
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Z liqious Notices.


stasn Neroria Church Forty eirtf.rt west Of sixth.
esy at io,a a. W. and p ~ The rector viii preach
Al th- Cirru,out Avenge Usiversa.t Church CRToo.
i h Refl Ncass "a" and TrcachHg Al CORDIALLY
vited.
r. ef"er" ss q i Al % Il %
t eis v sra,1 r : 81 Ss s me pubic iSSod
Ar SON Church. corner 4tave ard 20tl the Rev.
ana B1 Is M day sdo al - sa's re- IN to
even
AtHa55 West 80 st. near BT9advay 1tTs F o. HfsE 8,
insp ratiOn s1elker lecur,s or society - Pros ess' ~
tua 1850 and 7SO IL CLIlreAs l. ce4ln nee4A
Association Hall.
uo,, EecSIl 1an 4 - \; e. Am "A y
Readings y ~
Mnsid oy Nj HENRY CAErER-
"A the Third nlvc-aIist 'hurch.
Corner Of Bleccker a'.d DoT.igg So
Will preach TO,aiOA4lO~ al lOS> And - COCK
PS., 81 and Coierce Meeting in the vcs every III Els
"a ne pubic p ii IS oO o. Ii invited
sg lon sr lie ! q oc YHDAS At i
YUJ.-,, VI s. Lecture i,oom oF.N Co 4
sONG- nrregaoE4 singing n the I-- at ~, &c ~
Address " c0os by EeN T. = 4 T. So
Ton l9g Aen Meei.i.e - ~, I,1A II II -
O cIock iI aIlos DAILY UNION PRAY bh NJ - v
O. S; ne he held IN xsaaatidn i5 for rra ana
concerning Personal on lor CAst IL 'e 10y
= 9it Shn .no conner q Po" A & ~
ana EVLNiNO. sua"s'is oordiaiy insi;'i = al en-.
., Gs1 s75 5 a. a. sFrs v " i% wan s. III r
Il lO!,O a IA and 1901 N. strangers Haie welcome
Cen -. g.. CsUrci, Sevcnthase near fOUr;eenth FL
Rev islop FAIKTFR Of sr III WIN r' aeh al 1870 IN
ADd 90 y.
Cari-t Charrf, 5tlave-Morsitlg Pr,, .eFuiou Inc
Good - opheTd' 1879. Even;l- 2 II SelntH present
sziyasion." Dr 1hO ArsoN oaci -,--
USImI..lan ia SAG -ixta ~ '"s l. iio Refa-rn.f
Cha 80. IN a ~ ~, y Nv a ~ Et q, = ~ ,
bssore Merll sary Association All lA4y ilFito
ChIp -. 81 he Mes-,ah eeraor Jai4a'e agd Iii.ty
corning subject IAN American II tie Catlls O tcfo2e
ssnT
Calvary HsUtst Chxreh. TSeity ldFt, 81. between
F1itb ard SiNtayes- ley r. s. hAgAlIHUi. issi0I vi
sur DO tlsl III Strir VII DC ccrtl
welcomed
curt Of Our savior, Fffig seventh 81 rear Eighth
u: ~ Revival OF Kshte1Hsn' 81 - ~ eig Al 40 Para.
disc LOsI."
1t.r a If he (oveaans tPresbyier1i oorncr psrl ave-
Th.It, lishst, -. y Az ~ A. EllC..NI, D. D.,
~ seryi,os eOnmeucug al Il oolyck ersar7
saH.ay =, MISSIONARY Ass st.iOa a. p s4nl..y
school az 8 so . Lecture, Weuuesday, 40 p II
cnuroa Of the D.-cpcs.
yADISOYAVE AID FORTY FIFTH ST
Rev GEORGE II HEPwORT1l Pastor.
SERVICES TOMORROW a. 1915 a N. AND 7si5 =. Il.
T. tho MORNING. Nj HENIY VALLEY VAL preach
BIS farewell sermon
EVEE sc. Lecture 70 Young Men b. MI IIEPwORfH,
Common -uls. and i.elie GB.'
CONGREGATIONAL ialhe Lass aud SABBATH school at3
On WEDNESDAY ENENISG, MATTHEW HALE.
SMITH VII eo3dUct Service % Prose
General Prayer l.rot ~, Oh fl.l DAY EVENING.
Prracu.g s.ryIcrs EVERY EVENING during MEX =
wEEk al g. by lev. M HEPWOITA lev. Ar VOs-
BURGH, Rev NJ. HAWTHORNE, Rev. ID. MOORE Rev.
6r ALTMAN.
Prayer meeting very MORSING next wees At eOck
STATS CUEKRFULLY FURNISHED 10 ETKANGEilS.
g.t. ILet ..-,aV ID
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&c tl1hom it man Concern.

60 tUfoM II FGI SDtttEH.
A Two STORY and attic bric3 ar brown
~. storo c'TrA IS IN San or 55t1st IT l'ioatw.
Boar al yaTds rect. S7J0i CtAffe rr,a D." d" nv
Ncs -icc. Send for Lat. a. ". - tN4NT, runaway anu
bl-ts-
Two Rent IN private house, SttVND
FLOOR. hui- Partially furalshe Mn ~ mo- era IA.
rr1-eInerts gentleman an vie or Single gentleman 20
west rod-si- --------
RuARD Y. Ir,nNEIT Auetionocr,
WILL Sci Il At AUIIlON,
~ o. gs4T PSDAT. t,rl y. n y" oclocs,
At the l.AcAsns- sairsse oni, 80. ia "It'i "'y'
ttI'ff. %. sol
sIXTHAVE-Thc tvo very eiega. ard cu'lei, " nrsHo
II - IN. sgl.iI;S vi modern iH i'r i I e
con- fan.dts cn EttF "a a.t rl STD -t"
a. a0wn % and idnl i: tAaVei each i"us' -
Ca&-0. - .-..- ....... -. ,,...
ave mnp,ie P'Tor fnaAed in,I-s.1 fre!ch ga
House. with Improvement lyi jVNIlo l",h'-'A
cloi,t. -.-,- -. -, -- .... -,~..
.tor~ riri som. brow si0n. d6i II I'D -neiits
-e2r -, '@f3. ~ o n"lsi
uen sixty pr reH4'iu n i""d A'N n1itf'Ft
= ais " &c o. toicss, III Er1- Fy l.o"ii -
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Lai1rdrs sses.

LdHNfNS5ses
] AUNDRESS-By yotng swede e,1 woman ma as
knows .;u+- aid raee 10 s,r'aut sases mqae4@t
yAuNpREss 81 CHAMBERMAID, :, and and
- a, = - OF ~ = =, .a Iiiag
u'y Pm tne, ffs 'ne Sc s"H ~ az lr."t ~ ~ s,I-
I.oae-s sg = houe' N a. ana oOLsag. AIri' al 6ooA
LIAM =, aG7 al ave. near 20 II.
40 FAST ilST-ST.-A Grst-class LAIN-
-tsI DRESS understands ali KINDS Of @"ts %" p'''
,atsal- n private a-r during De Summer mon os
con home Tie pc"t eity reierenea Il" uei-
kSc WEST STA respectable woman
1870 ss.es O. go o.t Y Inc day "-AsAIN@ ana iH'"'
I.ed;es' Maids.
A COMPETENT PERSON Is LADY, MAID
cir, r. as ~ A5.1;. ,r fy ' ys ~ r.oae p
town die I255 BcoAiTay. cor Of Jis' So
Nurses.
4 RESPECTABLE GIRL wishes sitaatiot
Of r.-t Ttf'Tce Cal o. 1dJ,~fs ~ ) ave. rnE top bel.
4 PROTESTANT GIKL as NUKSE for a
1o = 'l s-lcr re- &C." s35 5I.a,c. w.
4 LADY desires 10 procure situation for Il
a g WHO has be,u "h hei ''r 5e'ii ye4rs as
Can iror 10 10 : a. 336 i e.r 22fs5.
YOUNG German Girl wants a situation as
Or D.. 9S 5sG. s. 81 s =, '1 ron last ca
rivrr a ess oail a. rltD Al nom. U f.1Ab,
l3S Gth al0yr iJ.h IL
4 MIUULE-AGED French Girl, speaks Soteral
a angl- accustomed 70 lra'e - land ana s IA tAe
sIicr-e.
Adc-ls ono b. NJ Tribune CT rloc Ohoc, Juo " c-t
1ad
GOOD " ~ NURSES al MADAME CROWh
~ OFFICE, i.. 'tlate.
40. DIS WEI 35TH-~I., r"aT 1th-ave. -
respectable FIR As - ard bLAl' Sh" l.l' ~ i.t
cu4In!e-wOft Iud wait delicate id. can give t1e
best city ri, can hr -eru ior JND ~, g
Az WEST 26TH-ST.-A respectable young
u wfIGy g1mlu 90 lake CARE or CHILDREN
vF a. assist with can.ber"ork obec on 10 tis ennn
IT, good rcicren'e -------------------
~. STU-AYE.-A respectable 6lIl wishes
As D. 2 rfratg ~ RS 10 Ercl wi;n respectable
a,ij,- nss ars r.ftfclot ye.r months m
u;ot.rs city. Las 20 objections : e. Europe.
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Gummcr Retreats.

DOUND HILL HOTEL, NcT'Mmptcn, Mass
IL "pNVALf~. DF S IfEftA A. IeiIf l.4d-
.ml> T. Terms reasonable craat Inducements ."t
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ft1usicdl JE5tr lmcnt5.

LARGE assortment Of very Cue PIANOS
y or, ORG g t0r pI.,T mi "A LR n low Irces stein
Va. la!.f g. Davis. Worcester anG otics B-...f a.,
75J Br0ad"ay ----
LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
- r-uri .l. go Ei.N = SELL cle1p. S.ir- on CAV
mo- tl,i1 plrrno1s Cal At a. ID dERtELLs, 10 Un"a-
,uulte Va. ascD
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Board and Eooms Wanted.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED -EngleWood
X vcri,v rre ire. for four o. g. month; gen "a
FIJI pr. culrs Al low 81 terms, o. C. itW-7 80
Broomv 81, y. !.
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Farmers.

.EhRH HAND-A young man would like r
rlI.r iaiI rrGtl,I.au pace ca Co. .-lig lin
car. ming lake Of n's'r re- 'ri can fri- ir!rre
Ally ~ ODII.l-o AL4NCIs 100 " TT JAIN ST. eC1Lo-
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BRAUTIGAN'' Upright and Square
a. PIANOS are s-.oad 70 .one Prices r. i,r.; on an.
from nest sA.a. -. S,g tld secondhand FiIVr d" Font
Wtrr1oWs 80. TOl Rrnfl" way.
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4 COfORID man can be engaged for
i t .l1.nler ~ the cn.u.ly: is lrst-ci4s Au.ergl
cool rrfc-rncrs can aaarss for week COOK li5
"esi Sac
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Miscellaneous.

4 RESPECT ARIlR man and wife, having no
= FANNY, ~,s charge Of pnvsltr house Tor u" 1"nnh
months best city reference CGl nj go East Z5hAl oV
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Prank THOMSON General MANAGE.

DHILADFLPUIA, via LONG BRANCH ana
A the - IA J ItSFY SOUTHERN kAlLhJAD
rare from York 90 PHir e-p.lla only - 20 -
Commencing MONDAY, Get 49, 1873 lhc new" t'a'Cii i
oouiroioas An D. y silly ana DAY - Ak
OF. Z at sandy Y O1N with trains, "l J
Leave from fier =, =. IL, foot ~ .ectof 81
ga U-Iur P-LACS long AI'l'.u iV"'o -''''-'
waretORn. Viucand. ana IIil-etOn. .
400 D. u-F0r Long Branch Toms River, Wareiown, Lar
nas,at Tuckerton.
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'''H' WIN. :. sNEDEN. General Manager.

GTONiNGTON LINE for BOSTON and
~ PRONI DENCE.
The staanch aed Commissions steamers RHODE isA->I
Thur-ays and SAT- rtays and Ma ADA Hof 4
hndavs ednesiays. and FRIDAYS, from nor % Heil-
Eivcr p. n 1usil
oeT lines Ticses fer ALE PRINCIPAL Tailr ad Offices
sn stat rooms secured tie Offices OF estoott IAIrtss 90
Sis BruMl~av. $500 49,. -. -.
h A. DE LAG freight ACT L.W FI!KINs, Cen aSs-ASl
ID :. "a Prt.srilnt.
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I garden cattle poultry. &C. ooaclman,
BROOM II good auidI Sc ucS would lie 10
br provided with oouage foT small family, tAr -oeh
rci.rcUces and Dr. seen a. the ROME BCAEAl. 4Oe
tAaye
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Disctn.es OF Christ.
Twenty htl-st., near broadway.
EeY D. k VAN EJsklkIl, tAstl4,
vii yT:dch
SUNDAY hOhNls3 AID EVENING.
l0l hVtet
Fvyw,na -~rst Church q ne Hesvcly Rest 5th ave
show Ash ST. sUNDAN AlrA II, a 80 sermon b. tie
iiev DIR. HOW Ian 3D. on Pai tNsc" Morning sef
iOly COImf niOnl at lO'2 n
fnmaaael =. 4. Free Rgrrh,
Corner ~ President AID ~riil-sis, iSJ4lyn.
Rev. HENRY H. v AI.EgIpOE. q. H., i.rsrfor.
Sa1sices ~ lOA2 a M and ~ =
al invited 10 attend uese SERVICES
FIft,- third street bsjt,sr th1ch, seventh
The Pastor. Rev. ~ a. pINDlETDN. wlN preach 10 =
m. Baptism vi be administered a. the close
n eInpg &c.
F,~-t Krfa rrIied EpiEcopaI Char b, aaGSonase nad
81 r AHf0
schoO III ine at 20 a ~. AM - p!
bhBSl NrAMtSS AL tD. " p"acI Api.N 10 am
LNLAING. The " Bl c-sDnrnaOn wi Os aiainsfef"1i W
NE ENlSING. All on'I4Iis lGslioL
hcxcO.- DTSTiu r LEEOf ne1waIr, MO visited VI Nc as
I'D gate from the Iousc ~ IrnLps ann tr ls IN ~ fr
MI give account & hr Ihr mr. titgs
are Lius Appointed on - MAY AlTd IL, 1915, II 10 ~
NJ ~ ~ Mar CHTci 81 80 IA = t.e C1f o. inc
atonela'bt Al 30 IA. ges'sai yuoac nc,tEs % H"
CAHref NJ Tie Asco.siD1-
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Z ENERY NIGHT 81. ..
"The Zig LOfanza,' Al the
F.rh Avenue, has rot los "a
| lot ~ IT, 1ttrIctirCuess, slii
! ~ lavfulv Dee iooar'' r0u as
an a1mi-a' L. exeuiI liacatlon
! Of the potency Of W rtI. li d.
very amusi4F play. Iue
| qu.Te 3Ia I'D Cts %. uilt.i az
8 fitarcf ah0nl cac. sornr iu
/ Jstanlc cOllllJn. iACy Cn7se
! 80 0t .r l1 t1r'- r1Wri. Z
SPORT I rough aiinpss every
D. G.. aId t.e s. l.ar W40
, CT pTe. i've D ulgiiged graz
f. ias l. 81 III : nse 1f OH 9r-
mrNt. IN tLIs D.t.r.a al mAit
j. tiavl iT.I rdI ana ~ "a
h, lHci tents. a1f is craat.i 10y
tI h mar uf Air. D;.J's a.
Mia D. cC-- any. t" ~
, l.4lus.a' u,h- = pr,tiy s.oi5',
y cl f.ac - t.e lesson, ui'-
derlt4 current Of comedy, tha'
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cl1 make Es's 'Har'7 h"hs
anu happy b. rcvaF ing the
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4 RESPECTABLE middle aged lady, with
~ very best ations sho So AIS Getl and 20
lsh wishes 10 irA,,l family llOlr either
anion indy 10 Invalid hest civ r,frrnot
Aisss r.. A. LI-.Dsn iri1uIo Orif", &>s nfnai"9
corner 3ist
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k%P WEST 1STU-ST.- A respecfa Ole woman
lt7eD sIsacs OLt ul tIe day WAsAlNG ana It1H
,orrT
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A USEFUL American Lad want SITUA-
- TON IL CITY OF country unlrraaas cafe o boz -
DC active ady gnaa rcferunces wages ~ %
jccL Car be sccn at the Pro lsrAST HOME LUHEAL
y ll.Ve
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fine arIs.

A PIRST-CLASS ARTIST win paint POR-
~ TRAITS for mort TINE. from lie "r pAnO. 'l a. u NJ
.r..rr . - re stv ieaI Reduce. proc "" '~As en-
i0r fc country Address or tiI On Ah+4S' IA
frame s;orr, SD SiXtl-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

DvERTISE3ENTS FOR THE NEW
a vGIn .l-LUNI. Will II RECEIVED Al filL
arsst . Wes: rwertr ,,iffEi "a ll.ir ave, snr
ner MIR. v.fG.rt- u I%Il.4.A tsfFiCE - 80
Tbi- ave- err Oi,ehn:i.r. twenty far st 'fiarn
sst .frs Iaaa .ud,uej. tie BIO i-EN HhANCt
Gf-T No = rrT.et the fusL
C0lce w 10 . =. H.. at regular oiHoe rassa.
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In the House.

In the House.
The House convened at IL NJ. and a
all Of the House being ordered, all were
ound to be present.
A motion by sMr. Bosworth to proceed
the election of United States Senator
7as adopted.
Mr.. Keegan in his rich Irish brogue
omlnated the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly of
dakota county.
Mr.. Daniels nominated Hon. Alexander
.amsey, and Mr.. jackson Hon. G. K.
avis.
The vote was taken with almost breath.
IS silence, which was only broken by
essrs. Delano and Hopkins in explain
e their votes.
In explaining his vote Mr.. Delano said
was elected as railroad man, and he
IS such from the crown of his head to
sole Of his foot. His platform was
cad and butter for the working classes,
I'd to illustrate his position in not
ting for the nominee Of his party he
I'D the story of the boy and the mule.
ne old man thought if the boy didn't
ok so we'll after the kick he would Ger.
inly know more. He voted for Sibley.
Mr.. Hopkins, in explaining his vote 3,
i'd:
Because the vote am about to give is not in
rmony with the action Of number of those
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A Tempest in a Teapot.

The Paris correspondent of the New
York Times gives the following account
of an affair which figured in the CORES
pondence brou2h hit out on the Arnim trial:
"A dinner was given at the ministry of
foreign affairs, and Nine. Gustav de Roths-
child's card was on the plate beside Count
Arnlm. This lady is an Alsatian by
birth. When dinner was announced
Nine. de Rothschild suddenly left the
room, and, when arranging the table, an
other lady had to be put in her place.
When all were seated, Nine. de Roths-
child came back and took the vacant
place at the end of the table. Now,
when lady goes out suddenly before Sit
ting down to long official dinner, no one
thinks of asking her where she is going
or why she goes. The lady who was
pushed into the place beside Count Arnim
certainly gave him polite cold shoulder
turned her back on him, he says-and
when he addressed her she was So cere.
moniously polite in her replies that he
mad no desire to try it again. 1t then &C.
Cured to him that Nine. de Rothschild
had gone out for the purpose of avoiding
his presence. | should not like to swear
that this was not the case, but even
II 1t were, gallant man should
not have noticed it until the in
tention had been avowed-as before re-
marked, there are so many ways to ex-
plain momentary absence of this sort.
Count Arnim Immediately complained of
the affront and made detailed report to
his government. Prince Bismarck ad-
vised him to have the lady excluded from
the official saloons. But meanwhile the
Ambassador had found that nothing was
to be gained but ridicule. The DUO De-
cazes replied to his note, saying that he
knew nothing of the affair, and hoped the
Count was mistaken; Nine, de Roths-
child denied the charge, and added fur
ther, that Count Arnim had no right to
question her motives, or to take as an af-
front temporary absence of the kind
Nine. de Rothschild said that he had
heard nothing of the affair, and that his
wife had rot told him anything about it;
the ladies called upon as witnesses said
the same thing, and refused to be used as
witnesses Mcmahon told Count Arnim
that he could find no proof of his allega-
ton, and that neither he nor his Minis
tiers could find excuse for excluding Nine.
de Rothschild from their saloons. Count
Arnim wrote all this to the Federal
Chancellor, and told him that, on the
whole, it was better to let the matter
drop and absent himself from the Official
dinners because Nine. de Rothschild was
admitted.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

At the afternoon session Of this Society
yesterday afternoon, the President, Tru-
man NJ. Smith, delivered his annual ad.
dress. 1t was very lengthy and very in
teresting. In the course of the address
he alluded to the fine display Of fruits
at the last State Fair. He thought it
extremely unfortunate for those who con.
tributed to this fine display that the pre-
miums had not been paid. He thought
fruit growing paid the poorest Of any
kind Of business. but thought, neverthe-
less, that every exertion should be made
at the next Fair to make the display
larger, better, and more attractive than
ever before. The opinion formerly pre-
vailed that Minnesota could not grow