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DGsON-WILLIAMS.-On Thursday evening, Feb.
H. At the residence Of the brides parents 20 18TH st.
Brookiyn f. p. by the Rev. NcwIand Maynard rector
OF 81. Pauis Church. William +. Hod gsOn to Sarah N.
Williams, both Of Brooklyn. b. u. No cards.
HAY WARD-HASIlN Gs.-On Wednesday, Feb. 10,
y. Degen, Henry s. by HAYWARD 10 Emma Puryiance,
daughter of the late Warren Hastings, Esq.
JACOBS -wALLACE.-On WEDNESDAY, Feb. 10, al
the residence of Henry Lliott. brooklyn 1.-THE grides
unclel by the Rev. Dr. Joseph Wild, Henry u. JacobA
T. Eta WALLACE, daughter OF MIR. Edwin Wallace Of
LOCkWOOD-FO OTE.-On Thursday, Fen. H. 1879,
At the residence OF the trlde's parents, at stamford,
Conn.,. by the Rev Chauncey Giles Of New YORK; Aura.
ham Loskwood to Anua Louise daughter Of g. y.
McC -ALEXANDER- On Thursday Febf7 AZ
the F!nn Avenue Pres9ytrran Church, by the Rev.
John Halt ID. D., John j. Met oOK % Jauetta w. Alex.
auder, daughter Of Henry NJ Alexander Esq
RAND-MOss. AT POI aue phia, Wednesday. Fob. 10,
by the Rev l., l.. HUrnbcrgcr Aaron w. RAND Of thla
city TO Emily eldest daughter Of the late Lewis Moss %
indianapolis. lud.
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the ENGLISH CHANNEL DIs1srER.
Twenty Lives Lost Only six of the Twenty
three Passengers Rescued.

LONDON. Feb ls-Of the twenty-nine
per-ons landed at Deal from the steamer strath-
clyde many were greatly exhausted and three
have since died. The accounts Of the number
on board the Strath-Clyde are conflicting. The
most Trustworthy report gives ~ crew and 70
passengers Of whom II were saved az Dover.
The total number who persisted Is put at 10. In
addition to who died NJ Deal.
=. The steamer Francunia. which belongs to the
Hamburg American West India line, was out
ward bound for the West Indies. She anchored
tn the Downs, on Deal, ! st night ana steamed
eastward at daylight, coming 10 London to re-
pair. she has sitce been renorted ns passing
IhimeshaVen. The Strath-Clyde lies in the
+ rway about two miles on Dover. her masts
standing ~ feet above tho water. Two ladies
and three gentlemen are reported to have been
picked up by passing vessel bound for London.
The lists published by the papers this after
noon show that the Strath-C1yde had . passen-
gers and n crew numbering a.. Another person
has died at Dover. OF the ~ known 10 De res
cued only Fix were passengers, one Of whom IL
among the four who have since died.
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REORGANIzING THE CABINET.
Secretary Fish TO succeed Gen. schenck-A
New Postmaster General.

WAsuINGroN, Feb. 1s.-It is stated with
considerable confidence that Hamilton Fish will
be the successor OF Gen. schenck at the Court 4
St James. Secretary Fish Is said to be favorable
TO this transfer OF himself, and the advantage to
the country In having such a represe utatiye is
considered incalcuiable.
THIS statement gives grounds for the rumor Of
thorough reorganization OF the Cabinet within
a few weeks, and persons In the confidence OF
the President predict II a. a certainty Attorney
General Pierrepont and Edwin ID. Morgan are
mentioned In connection with the State Depart
ment, and Judge Taft OF ONO Is suggested as
the probable successor Of Secretary Pierrepont
In case the latter succe eds Secretary Fish.
Ex-senator Ramsay OF Minnesota Is given the
Post Once Department by Dame Rumor, SO that
Postmaster General Jewell may enter the cam
patgn In Connecticut as candidate for the
Senate TO succeed Senator English, whose APP
pointment only holds until June.
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BERTlNE.-on Thursday. Feb H. 1870, Jonn IL
Count Berthe IN the 18th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 70 attend the funeral from the Episcopal
Church. New Rochelle on Monoay Fen u, at O'Clock
p. NJ Train leaves Grand Central depot At 10
DE BEvoIsE.-In Brooklyn. Feb. II. Elizabeth, wife
OF james DE Bevoise, Ia the 74th year OF her age
Relatives and friends of the family invited to at
tend her funeral on saturday the 18th inst at o'clock,
from her late residence VA Bushwick
PRlCE.-Suddeny, at New Rochelle, Thursday even-
ing. Feb. IL 1870 James Howell PRICE, Of tue late
Janes n. Price OF sag Hatbor, n. Y.
Funeral services at his Lite residence, Tuesday,
FEB e. at O'Clock. Relatives and friends respect
fully invited to attend without further notice.
SnAY.-on Friday. 18th inst Patrick Shay, In the
44th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the fu-
neral from ~ Pike st. on Sunday, the goth Inst 1t
clock.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
The preparation called KALYE, "a substitute for
sosp" manufactured by the New York Chemical Works
having been extensively reported "oonssting OF con
centrated potash and poisonous MATERIAL" had
IL analysed by eminent chemist, and append his
tncate. showing the nature and character Of the com
position:
NEW YORK Feb. 10, 1879.
hereby certify that I nave yzed samples OF
Kalye. the same being Id 'ntical with article which
has recently been distributed In various parts of this
city aud ina that It does contain any ic potas
potash IA form. II s free from all substances
which by law required to be labelled poison" It
Il composed Ia part OF cauc SODA but 10 much milder
IN character and effect than many prep lratons which
used for the purposes are freely sold by
grocers and other dealers.
r. W. BEDFORD,
Professor OF PhAr macy,
College of Pharmacy.
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A Great Awakening In Pike County. PA.

MILFORD, Pa, Feb. ls.-The religious REVEALS
VIII CHI have been In for several weeks in Kip
town and simonds 0Wo small settlements In Green
township, Pike county,, have been brought to close
The meetings were earnest successful, the number
converted reaching nearly 800 out OF population Of
less tnan 1000 Among the converts are several Who
previous 10 the commencement Of the religious work.
riCued the clergy In nearly all the other districts Of
The county REVEALS are s IN successful operation
A. the Milford MethOdis Church. III" Rev. X. ". Cope
nd has madea large number Of conversions and every
night many stand up tor PRAYERS
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WAsHINGToN, Feb, ia majority OF tho
Senate Committee on Privileges ana Elections decided
TO day to investigate tho second charge made by the
state OF Alabama against Senator Spencer that his
election to the United states Senate procured by
corrupt means and practices. They viii hear eyid
npon seventeen Il thespecncaions under TINS charge
nu refuse 10 investigate the remaining thirteen, ana
my aso decline to invest gate he first charge namely
mat the BODY by which Mr., spencer claims to have
been elected 10 the senate Of the United States was
the General Assembly OF Alabama, this question hay
kYkes.hpNnCNr COntest. -
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TORONTO, Ont, Feb. ia deputation OF the
Council OF the Dominion ProhOitory League waited on
the Premier to-day and submitted the resolutions re-
Gently at the meeting al Montreal. The Premier
said OF the right OF Parliament to prohibit the mpor
tatlon OF liquor into Canada there was no doubt, In
regard 10 It's manufacture the position olocal LcRsla
lures had to be considered. II was questionable
whether any Legislature had the right 10 prohibit IT,
manufacture. He ina not think the recommendation OF
a plebsclto was constitutional course. IL might be
possible however TO take the sense of the people the
Dominion on prohibition at the mex general election,
lie concluded by saying that he did not see his way
clear enough TO Introduce DTOhhitOrY measure at
present He regretted that tne consumption Of liquor
was mcreasing aud judged from that that the people
din No nrnllhL
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In STATE bonds there was a better demand. We note
SALES OF Georgia -, gold bonds, iO7 Missouri u.s.
1873 lOl North Carolina o., special tax third cIsss
Tennessee o., Old, t5A do Is, new, Aysaiias; and
New 1ork state 7s bounty loan coupon al 1Oigl Bank
o. commerce shsres brought III ST. Nichols I03
Merchants', ll0IS; ana Ninth National 50. Railroad
bones were stronger. and rejected good trade Chi.
cage ana Northwestern consolidated gold bonds
advanced from t2. to 49, aud for Texas T. Syear gold
bonds ITO vas asked The following the principal
transactions.
American Dock Improvement Company 10, io4i NIL
waukee and St Paul ~, gold pl1 Chicago ana North.
western Isle lo1 Chicago anu Northwestern cOnsOi.
dated coupon gold bonds. p2ilao3 WInOna and st
faul lstsi 10 Delaware, Lackawanna ana Western BIDS
llbi {, 1 C. and l. lets. 100 Ind, BLOOMINGTON ana
western lists, ~, Ind, Bloomington and Western EDS
liz Lake Shore consolidated coupon 1sts IOlIo
lnt Central Pacific gold bonds lOs5llO9; Union Pa.
cine lste, luobe Rome, and OgdensDurg con,oldaed
lsts p39a e., L anu l. C. lists 6d Great Western ists
bsl 81 south Side sinking fund, 20 Missouri Kansas
end Texas contolidated sinking fund coupon of, 50
Boston, Hart ford aud Erie lists 90 Cleveland and Fits
Telegraph coupon, 1901 0S3l Morris and Essex lists
consolidated, los Canada Southern lists coupon,
rs Chea cake and ONO lists, coupon 80 Chicago
anu Alton ists llb1a Chicago. Rock Island and Pacnc
Is, lWSs Lehigh ana W. a. Consolidated, pSj@; Mwau.
kee ana 81. Paul, and NJ division, o3 milwaukee aud
and ST. Paul lists La Crosse DIVISION lOl GlOl " Mil
MAukee ana 81 Paul c. anu 81 DIVISION oBsl, Central
Pacnc lists, san Joaquin uranch, pdSlIgd1k Central
Pacinc lsts California and Oregon branch Vil1 Union
Pacnc - land grant, los Rensselaer, anu Saratoga
lists ll6 ST. Louis and Iron Mountain lists psS Louis
vile and nashville consolidated, Us, plte; Merchants'
Bank 1917 Missouri Kansas ana Texas sinking fund,
ex coupon. 65ali Ohio anu Mississippi 2ds, 40.
me opening, nlSnest, lowest, ana . l.. NJ. closing
prices OF stocks to-day we're:
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and at Atty cents per ton less free on board In
Philadelphia, except for chestnut coal, which
may be eghtv-hve cents per ton less than thu
free on DO ird price In New York. All sales TO be
IN ade for cash, or with seven per cent. Interest
added in all cases for any deferred payment
the interest to begin from date Of bill OF lading,
and all deliveries OF coal be charged at the cir
cular prices current Ia the month In which the
delivery 10 made.
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Gen. schenrk,. nn.,anatl...

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-There seems 20 be no
doubt among the friends OF MiAsser schenck that he
will soon return from the English mission He has
placed his resignation at the disposal OF the President
who may not accept II until the Committee on Foreign
Affairs shall have examined into the subject OF his
Emma Mine transactions or until some desirable per-
snail accept the appointment. The State Depart
ment Il now making copies OF papers In the Enma
Nine and the committee expect to receive them
nv next Ihursday
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Judge woods's Opinion Of "A Jurv

NEW ORLEANS. Feb 1S.-Yesterdav morning,
in the United States Circuit Court, Judge Woods or.
dored that the jury that acquitted Dudenhefer be called
when he addressed them In substance as follows
Gentemen the verdict which you rendered on ednes-
day in the OF the United states sgt Fred Duden.
hefer 20 extraordinary, contrary the law
the evidence. that cannot pass It without comment.
In experience OF twenty years, both Judge and
practitioner Of the law have never heard any verdict
Ike e. therefore order that you BE- discharged from
any further auty as Jurors = IN
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TIE PRICE OF COIL.


Tho great coal producing companies OF
New York and PENNSYLVANIA have organized
Board Of Control and agreed upon rules reru-
lating the coal trafic Of the seaboard and
schedule Of prices for the ensuing year. Con-
tractors prices for March are TO be, free on
board.in New York Lump, $40; steamer. $3.50;
CRATE 500; egg. 81 20; stove, $3.50; chestnut,
a 90 IL was further agreed that season con-
tracts with consumers only bee made for lump,
steamer, broken and chestnut Goals at the fol-
lowing rates. free ON buArd In New York
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How Much Did Rubcu.tcin'. Counsel Get,

To THE EDITOR OF THE sUS-Sr do not
think It matter that should concern the public to
how much the unfortunate man =. n. RubensteR, now
under sentence Of death In Brooklyn has PAID his
sci In his case. But inasmuch It ia continually
creasng IN amount from day 20 day In the newspapera
put not 10 fact VIII state for the peace OF MIND OF
those VINO nre IN danger of becoming frantic thr
subject That the sum total of all the counsel fees paid
To all the counsel engaged IN the case, that
agreed 10 be paid under any circumstances. was the
sum Of three thousand two hundred aud NIFTY dollars
NtIhul Very respectfully,
FEBRUARY 49, JOHN o. MOTT
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WAsHINGToN Feb. lS-rhe Grand Jury OF tho
United States Court at New Orleans have found indct
men against j. J. Weed and George Taylor, attorneys
Of this city, and Samuel Carnage alleging that they en-
tered into conspiracy 10 detraud the United States
through the Court of Claims, in the Cleveland Mills
cotton case involving tasl 900. Messrs. Weed and
Tay loT, hearing OF the indictment today promptly
gave bail for their appearance In toe sum Of $4,000
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Three Men Killed by Roller Explosion.

FRAMINGHAM, Feb. ls.-The boiler OF a porta-
bic mi standing on the land Of I. W. Hager, In
the northern part Of Framingham exploded this morn.
Ing AT hatpast O'CLOCK, killing three OF the four
employed about n. The names not ascertalned
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making 1904 since Monday against ia0ss for the eam,
time last week. Prices further advanced Nc. y g.,
to choice
Receipts Of hogs were 20 car loads. or a6s7 head,
making lR,lsb since Monday. against 1889 for eam6
time last week; None offered alive. Dressed hogs
Western. " N''' ~"N -NDsSAN'A~' w.
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Live Stock Market.

NEW YonK. Friday Feb. 49, Receipts OF
beeyes 1873 lOads or 2,20l mead, making $500
since Monday against s436 forth same time last week.
Quality about medium, generally, with q few poor cat
tie, ana some that were rated good TO prime. The
market was extremely dull. and prices tel on &c. b.
20 dress SeS67 prime and extra no. SOLD AT llSl9
RccsiS.s o. sheep were . Ger loads. or 1850 head,
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Union. He had evidently forgotten its exist
ence while writing his explanatory letter:
AUG. %, 1873
My DEAR CARPENTER: / cannot see that
your explanation presents any facts that can Justify
your breach Of my confidence, and the more think OF
IL the more amaZlug your cJurre seems to rs
friendly TO T. ]. Theodore IitOnl Us you are, and
would DO rs much 10 screen him AS you would NOhng
recognition aud eOuntenancng Of Vest The simple
truth Ia that he does not represent i, &. plymouth
Chuich but runs without being sent. lie Is Of small
account, and mostly seeking personal nOtOriety, He
tells the most outrageous faschO0ds when he speaks
Mr.. Halliday beng removed from the clerEshlp, Mr.
IL. was mace CLERK OF the church al the annual
meeting and cannot, even by the church Itself, be
b. accommodation from the BODY. The trMh
Is that there has been no meeting OF the church
since January, and The atempt OF West 10 carry on
discipline by the Examining Committee Is perfectly
foolish, IA every intelligent COngregatOnalls knows
Then Wet lies ~ reporting that cef lain things were
said by Mr.. u iBeecherl Of 4. T. Theodore 1htOnl
The later Will not be disciplined at ALL believe. On
the contrary he VIII be reatcd believe, by the church,
when the question cOlies w, II ever Il does, az not
memOer. BOwen's attempt o nght his battle nehnd
Theodore and under Mrs. Woodhus pettieOats VIII DE
oeieated have no dOuDt. II lie can't prove his own
allegations, he'll 20 10 the wall
For GOds sake, FrInk beg you TO remember that
rs lIons Interests are precisely those Of the Otner
party Beecher VIZ; That the scandal snould De suf
Tered 10 de out IL Vests plan IL carried out, t Will
ruin the one tliltonl as much as the other Beecher
FRAY Keep out OF the foos trap set every side
aud avoid taking with people who come " pump You
In great haste, but aneeuonAtely yours.
U. !. lOIIvRn InHHsonl
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ALBANY, Feb. lS.-The ice In the river In front
OF the city began moving down with the current at
about O'Clock this afternoon aud az can be seen
the enamel Is Opcu With cOntlnuedImild weather
navigation may soon be resumed,
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:, Good Evidence i-Mrs. u. swanger, Tuckahoc.
j.. says she was fully cured OF bronchitis by three
bottles 81 wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial Coughs,
colds, dphtheria asthma pneumonia hectic fever. split
ng blood sore throat aud lungs catarrh, and consunp
ton relieved immediately
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PILLS are prepared expressly to cure sck headacne.
nervous heaiache. dyspeptc headache, neuralgia,
sousncse. and slceplefsncss, and will cure any case.
iGe 90 cents nOstags free. sold by all druggists.
Lutaw st., Ia timore, Nd
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Rupture Cured by DIR. Marsh principal Of
late Marsh Coz, at his office, Vesey ST. (AstoT
House, No uptown branch
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The Fight for the Diamond Mine and the part
the masked "Bnckshots" took theFein. Read Albert
w. Alkens new story The Molly MaguiTos," out In
No. A3u OF the bTssidA C0HlnaHloi.-Adp-
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Busintss lloIitts.


SUNDAY EDITION,
TOMORROW MORNiNG,
VIII contain eight pages, embracing the NEWS or
THE DAY and Pm abundant supply Of fresh, original,
anu selected articles OF the greatest interest.
PRICE, THREE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL NENSMEN.
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-" Strongest LiDiment In Market" "BROwN'e
HOUSEHOLD PANACEA" For ia ernal and external
use Cures rheumatism, Collie, Colds, sprains, and
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Edward II. Dixon, VI. ~, editor Of the ScnipeL
mas removed lla private hospital to Madison
Central Park Consultations Dr. d. residence 20 9th
ay, from TO 10 mornings. 9to aud to 10 evenings
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lIees for 0ns collar &C me Original Dollar stOIe.Aap
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Try Uncle Sans Cough Cure" ut Twenty
CENTS BOTTLE, for Coughs. Gods. aud Throat
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For throat and lung complaints IL prompt use OF
DR.: Delmonieos syrup Pecora. Sold at all druggists.
-Adp
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MARINE INTELLIoENCB.


MINIATURE ALNANAc-THts DAY.
sun rises ... 40 sun SETS. 8 so Moon riaea A On
ufGH wArKn-rnfs pAY
sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Islam 4 05 Hell Gate. ~
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dial are not irsifa' Frice 81 eentssAav'
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ENLERS.-In the city OF New ork, the 18th day
OF February, 1876 By the Hon. Abraham H. Lawrence.
Justice of the Supreme Court, William Eyiers from
Martha Eyiers. Cause, adultery.
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To your children Laycock's Worm Kior7 II not you
are NOT aware OF the dement's that Others are deriving
from It's use. You oan buy 1t Of your druggist.
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Mrs wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
toethng 4 an old and weltred remedy. II mas stood
the test OF many years, and known TO fail
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Act wisely md examine Pomcroy's 81 Elias
tic Truss at IA Broadway before buying any other
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Another Letter which the Advisory Council
Should Read.

The following letter was written by
oliver Jonnson more than six months after he
became Mr.. Beecher's associate on the Christian
Union. He had evidently forgotten It's exist
ence while writing his explanatory letter:
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Is Quirk's Irish Tea, the great bilious remedy.
Price 20 cents at druggists'.-1ap.
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Wistar's Bnl.an, Of wild Cherry will cur
Coughs and colds and that speedily 90 cts. and 81.
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SPECIAL RELIGIOUS sERvICEs,

CONDUCTED ny
Mr.. d. L. MOODY and Mr.. IRA d. sANKEY,
HIPPoDRoME BUILDING,
Between Madison and 4th avs. 26th and 9th sts
SUNDAY, FEB. 20,
In Madison Avenue Hail.
For CHRISTIAN WORKERS, ~ 4. as A. NJ.
For WOMEN ONLY, 3 TO 4 p. NJ.
For MEN ONLY,Sto . I. NJ.
In Fourth Avenue Hall
For YOUNG MEN ONLY. ? 10 g45 4. NJ
Admission TO all the without ticket, the Sum-
day morning meeting excepted Tickets given on APP
pcauon at broadway book stores or oce corner sotn
NOON SERVICES
Every day sunday excepted. Entrance on Madison ~.
SUBJECTS FOR THE WEEK.
MONDAY, Feb 21-keports Of the Lords Work.
TUESDAY, Fen. 22-ODediencr.
WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 23-Ilow ~ Come to Christ.
THURSDAY, Feb. 24-Hope.
FRIDAY, Feb. 2o-lntcmperanee.
SATURDAY, FEB 2d-special Prayer for Christian
EVERY NIGHT-saturday excopted-se services In large
Hall entrance on Madison av., at o'clock.
OVERt Low MEETING, entrance on 4th av., from
~ s:ib, Will be conducted to- the week beginning
SUNDAY, Foo 90 by
Rev. JOHN HALL, u. d..
Rev. kODr Il. BOOTH, D, D, and
Mr.. IRA ID, sANKRY.
The doors will be open one.half hour before each
service.
The expenses OF these meetings are large and must
be betrayed by private subscription.
Contributions can he sent TO
J. PtERPONt MORGAN, ESQ, Treasurer, rs wall ~
SAMUEL lHORNE, Chairman Committee VI Ar
W L. DODGE, Chairman Of General Committee.
NATHAN BISHOP, Chairman Executive Committee.
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Arrived-TRfpAY, Feb. 1s.
steamship state Of Indiana GllsE row. mdse and pass,
BatS Josie Mildred Mltanzas, sugar
Also the usual river ana cDastwise vesseis.
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R,lislous gutltss.

GRAND SCRIPTURAL and National Tahl aux
NJ Entertainment az the Alaneon NJ. X. Church. Nor.
folk ST. near Grand on Feb 22 aud 80 Including solos
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NJ 4 RRIED.

DIR. Lyons Tooth Tablets.
Children arc delehte with them.