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New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MISIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE BPOUGHAM BENEFIT.

It is seldom that such various and deter
mined energy has been shown in any enterprise as tha
which has given form to the BrOugham benefit move
mont To-day and tonight the performances will occur
and there is good ground to anticipate substantial re-
suit The double programme is OF extraordinary variety
and interest
The gifts TO the BroughaIn benefit fund received by the
treasurer Theodore Moss, rs follows Joseph JeNer
,on 800; Lawrence Barrett $50; Wm H. Vanderbilt
300; Charlie; DelmOnic0, SO.
Wellocated boxes and seats IN boxes at the Academy
a, Mrsa can be procured for either the afternoon or
evening performance.
Notwithstanding the extraordinary demand for seats
At the Brougham benefit, several excellonty situated
balcony boxes still unsOld which may be had Tor
300 each or 80 for single admissions. 1t is Desirable
however that as far possible, these boxes shall he
filed by family parties The mezzanine boxes are SIo
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
DIED.

ALDFN-euiicly TUESDAY evening the 18th Inst OF IN
termitten fever Emma Nay, daughter OF Dr. G. A. and ~
Erlma Alden, aged years.
friends OF Tho family are respectfully in
funeral which Will take place 1blrs
day 7;h nsi at o'clock at the residence OF her par
ents 81 West 3jthst.
BASSIE-Su1dcny, MONDAY evening, Jan. Il, Nine.
Adele Bassie, Of BT.ght's disease Of the Kidneys
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DE FORESTAt Babylon L. l.. on the 18th inst, Frederick
l. DE Forest OF tins CITY, in the J3d year u. his age
TIE friends Of tire family invited to attend his funeral ~
tic Brick Presyteri Church, 5ave. and 37th
ST. On Thursday ,3OTniIs. Jan. II. at lOi2 o'clock.
FEARING-Ian. 10. at South Wareham, Mass, Andrew
COtesworth Fearing. aged 73 years.
HALIAt Derby Conn., JAN Ia, Mrs Mary q. Ba&er, wife
Dr FREDERICK Hall.
Funeral this wednesday, afternoon
MTX-On the 18th inst, at Georgetown D. C.. Charles y.
Mix years Chief Clerk OF the Indian Bureau, IN
tho Goth year Of his
Brooalyn and New HaYeu papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
ALBANY,
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.

ECONOMY IN BOTH HoUsEs-RAPID TRANSIT IN
FACT AS WELL AS NAME-MR. FAIRCHILD RE-
JECTED.
In the Assembly Mr.. Brooks made another speech
against tho abuse of political patronage but Reuben
H. Fox was appointed Superintendent of Ex-
press and Mail Matter by vote of 7S
to 80. Mr.. Frank introduced another Excise
Till, and Mr. Grady bill providing for the better
of pauper children. In the Senate Mr.. EcceSne
introduced resolution instructing the Railroad
Committee to report what legislation is neces-
sary 10 compel the Elevated Railroad com
panes to complete their roads to the upper
part Of the Island in compliance with the re-
QuIremcnt3 of their charters. Tho nomination of
Mr.. Fairchld was rejected, and that of DIR. Flint
was Withdrawn Ly the Governor The Democrats
in joint caucus nominated Charles OCOnor and
Erastus Corning Regents of the University
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
sl2 wlLIAM srlnLNG MAxwELL.

The death is announced, at Venice on the
18Th instant. Of Sir William stirling Maxwell Ills iani-
fly name Stirling; he assumed the name OF Maxwell
ON succeeding baronctcy and estates ~ his uncle,
Sir John Maxwell in 1866 Sir william was born at
Kcnmurc near Ga.guw, ia 1919. Graduating at Trinity
College Cambridge IN 1889. hc continued the study par
tcuary of the literature OF spain. IN which country
he resided for several years. Tho first flult
of bis industry was "Thc Annals Of the
Artists Of SPAIN IN thrcc volumes, ISIS.
In I-J2 hc published 'Thc tlul-tcr Life oi Charles "
containing much original matter. obtained through u
Gilscnt search The archives of Paris In sjJ hc pub
lsed Nclasqu.z ana IiI> WORKS." and hc also edited
de Nars' Memoirs Oi the Court OF Spain under the
reign of Charles H." la 1872 ho Mas returned To the
House Of Commons for Perth, and retained
MS seat until 1850. In 1868 he elected
rector OF the University of ~. Andrews and
in 1872 rector of the University of Edinburgh. lie
married first, Anne daughter of the Enii OF Lcycn and
Melville she va burned 10 death IN her own home IN
l971. her cothcs having accidentally taken fire. ON the
lst OF March. 1877, ET William, Then in his siGiiCih
year. married the Hon. MIS-. Caroline Norton the grand
daugh Richard Brnscy sheridan, and then seventy
years Old BOth paItIe5 to ns marriage had long been
Intimate friends. Sii william Stirring Maxwell va, a
Gentleman OF medium height. wit bright CHEEKY face,
and personally Ii, was very popular III society.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
GENERAL BUTLER'S THREAT TO THE BANKS
from The IRON 7tmsS.
A md hn fr.I ~ lgnu n.

n IOHgTCs5 UHItT IIIC COITTOI OF k1IdVVo,
denagOgucs and blOckhcdds. ike the XIVth, may he
capable Of any conceivable act Of rscalty folly; aud
perhaps General Butler counts upon the min ged scOun
dres aud iGiOcy which have characterized the proceed
iDgs Of that boJy-;ho House OF Representatives espcc
lsly-thus far. But we suspect he has forgotten tue
existence Of tho veto power IA the-bands OF the Pcs
dent, which would almost certainly exercised in tc
event Of attempt 10 deprive the banks OF teir char
ters as punishment for doing business upon "A gold
basis And II he veto power should be inadequate there
remains tribunal known Supreme Court Of tie
United Statcs which would assuredly be called 10
tiercre. What the decision OF that Court would be In
such there is happily TO doubt We do
pot think the banks win trouble themselves much about
General Buffers menace
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MnIIAM Lloyd GAKRIsON ON HAYEs.

From m iernlco Utt ne E1tor o. 7he C0nc)TG NgH'OT
President Hayes is not great man, but he
ibucd with TIC notion tldt he has mission. that Of
Pac1catO and this vanity string the exIcbls know
how 10 pun to further their own ends lie has he O0st
well doubtless but he uttcry WislHdeI5and the stu
alton. The cXSayehOldcTs can never be cDuciiatrd
solid Son b. the result Of COMP and surrender is
not pleasant outlook. Doubtless II is permitted Tor
good purpose. We have not yc; CXp&tcd al our s!ns.
Dark however as the prospect the night VIII pre-
vail In the end The people are thinking ILcy are
learning Of their betrayal and waiting AID hoping but
when they realize the magnitude Of he Opporuni.
ties lost ai tho sacrifices usclcSsly made, tHcn viii
come the awakening followed By s"lft and sure retDT
tim
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
TIE DOMINION BOARD OF TRADE.

OTTAWA, Jan. 1G.-The Dominion Board OF
Trade tonight entertained the United states delegates
at banauet In the Rdcau Club House. The members
Of tire Board will be the guests OF Premier Nc
kcnzc tomorrow event :, and on Friday
evening they will be entertained by the Minister
~ Customs Hon. Mr Burpce. To-day Mr.. MacKcnzc.
of Hamilton moved that while IN the estimation o THIS
Board the present tariff of l7i2 per mt Is far and
reasonable In the event of it, being found necessary 10
increase duties purposes, this Board would
respectfully request the Government 10 consider TIE
Industrial yClGpmcnt OF the country IN any adjustment
of tho tariff. IhIs resolution was carried.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MOST TREMENDOUS ARGUMENT.

If il were announced to-day that the great
syer mines OF our country bad Suddenly become cX-
haused and that the lodes beng worked had un-
eXpee;a ly developed gold. and SOd IN unlimited qnan-
titles, how WOaid the tune o; these fellows be
changedl II silver snOud 20 MP, ana gold 20 d wn,
every mothers OF them would hc roaring SYciitc
before the could set So that IL Is not
the question Of single monetary standard these men
eOnteudng for II is tiAt trey may make the most
out OF her notes. bonds Gnd gags IL is that they
may squeeze the greatest amount OF blood out OF tnOse
men VINO are SO unfortunate as 70 be their debtors.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
GEORGE MORTON MITCHELL.
Preamble resolutions adopted by the Board OF Drecto
OF '"0 NEwYoRK TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

NEw.YORK TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
In memory OF George NJ Mitchell
Whereas; In the George Morton Mitchel-onc
OF tire founders NcwYOrk Teachers AssOcationhs
bOy Of its brightest ornaments and Of its
most active and efficient members and
Vbere1s This OF has recognized in the
career brother that kindness OF heart that nobility
OF sadiasnes OF purpose that great force OF
character sacrificing devotion TO tie best inter
eats which eBdeaTed MIN TREND and
cured the confidence OF all trusty leader and safe
counselor; and
Whecas qualities in the and the teacher may
Justly claim hands living recognition record
therefore be it -.
Ess0 That in the death q hOnOred associate the
Of this and the members OF this association have
lost 4 true, uuseush AMI devoted friend;
Eeatrcf That Ills uIctnble and these resolutions be
ered I'm fun upon the Journals Of both York Teach.
ers Board o, Directors Tribute % the
great services lc has rendered the profession;
f,oufd That fully approaching the magnitude OF loss
t0 his bercaycd HOS and children our
most profound sympathy IN their great aillction
ss6re That copy OF this preamble and these resolutions
suitably engrossed aud presented TO MIS- MITCHELL anu
that they b. published IN the prncpa daily papers
Resoir.I Il respect the OF cher.
ishc, friend. this Board do adjourn
H. u. /. OUTIERIAND, Pres. OF y. y. T. Association.
T. W. BRowE Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
A SUCCESSFUL YEAR.

The Westchestcr Fire Insurance Company
Is among TIE few in its lne OF business that
make good showing to stockholders at the close OF
1877 This result has been achieved notwithstanding
low rates for insurance and the decline in Gov
crnment securities. of which the company holds moro
than $4,000 During the year the company has added
(after paving $1,000 dividends, about $4,000 TO is
surplus, making that over 1921 GOO. The capital Is
$500 O0O and the book value OF the stock l7S. Tho
semannual dividend pay able February l. per cent.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
AGALlAXY OF STATESMEN.


Likely Democratic candidates for President
in lSsU-GeOrge b. Mcclellan Governor OF NewJersey
Samuel T. Tilden, of NewYOrk; Sanford L. Church, %
Eeyg-YOrk Senator Thurman, Senator PcndletOn ana
X. NJ Bishop, OF OHIO t~ith mary dark horse
III the stabe) Thomas Hendricks, OF Indiana II death
temen the survivor would Grape two feet thick.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
A SENSIBLE VOICE FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
L.-Ll Lha ~ hnrLa.tun NaLnE and LuLLLLnc

We may protest and explain as much as we
please but the reopeDing of the Consolidation Act and
te rejection OF any OF the bonds issued under Act
WI be regarded reputation South Carolina cannot
herself from her sister States. Fiscal
a. nnPtaetloabie as physical secession The most
tnas can DC saved 10 South Carolina. by the
noss ,",,,,o oient OF ne schemes yet proposed Is
inIIlon uoHars, 100000 n year. For this Dit
lance south Carolina Is asked TO make herself thing
sps.a parian among the ftates-to smirch her good
eane 70 destroy the credit Of all her citizens 10 mace
perssf IN position where she must struggle along Will
sne hep ever ready 10 be given her. aud that will be
ycn her sous are true 10 her and hcmseiyes IN her
ssent necessities and the gores OF aa untafnishsd
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
OHIO SILVER ISFLATIONIsTs.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 16.-In the House
resolution adopted declaring in favor of remonot-
zatOn OF silver and asserting tnat President aycs and
Secretary sbcrman in their opposition to the restoration
OF the silver dollar do not represent tue views nor tho
wishes of the people OF the state Jf ONO.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
OBITUARY .,OTLs.

COOPERsTOWN, n. y, Jan. lj.-John Rich
ards Wortniugon died this morning at the age OF seven
Is three lie was native o! thls village ana for many
yeas carried Oh thr banking business.
BOsTOy, Jan. 1j.-l},nj. J.. Bates, president
Of The National Bank of Commerce. ana one Of the most
prominent basli".s men IA tls cltl, dlCd last night
PAEIs, Jan. 15.-Phippo Hoilngucr, head
Of the wcll-lnown hlkn2 house oi iloitn2rcr Goa ID
CcId.
LoNDON, Jan. 1G.-inte!igcncc has been
rccciTcd of the death. at Venice of : William Stirling
IAN"tii, Tho d iu2 2u,-hcd author, Ui tyhui fever.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
HALIFAX TRYING TO OUTDO PORTLAND.
UAIFAX. Jan. lG.-Ge0rgc u. Black, who was

by the Chamber Of Commerce TO take steps to
develop the trade OF this port with Europe states that
two cargoes OF grain 20 be sent abroad an expert
mcnt In order TO place Halifax on the same basis as
Portland the ner oonal Railroad offers to carry this
grain over line at - pence sterling per quarter The
difficulty and OF baggng grain ore TO 10 met by the
combined efforts OF the Grand Trunk Railroad. the
Allan steamship Line, and the Halifax merchants, who
-eycray will provide ShuntnS furnish bags and defay
tho rXncInts ol n.ling them.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED. 1S
Steamship Cimbria GO ~, FaDzen. Hamburg Dec. aud
Uayre 9TH with mCse. and pass TO Kunhart Co
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NFw.0RLHAYs Jan 10 Cleared steamship Hudson, New
York. ships Norihampt iiayre Chippewa Liverpool Ar
rived NJ Passes. steamship NeT-YOrB from NewY0tk.
SAVANNAH Jan G.-CleaTch, steamship Bewick (BE), Law.
erDOOl; ship Pciades (Aml, do.
BALTIMORE Jan. l6.-Aryed. ships Baltimore Ger Tok.
KEN Bremen. Dustury (GeT.l. SchnlkeD. Rotterdam
PHILADELPHIA JAM l6.Cioared, steamship Lord Give Ur
guhart Liverpool.
(F0r other Sh,D Nccs Third Pags.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
THE DEATH OF SERGEANT MCCARTHY
DEHLIN. "Wednesday. Jan. JIG. i31S.

At the inquest on the body Of tie released
Fcnan prisoner, Sergeant Mccarthy, his comrades de-
posed that the deceased had been severely treated in
chatham Prison He had complained OF his heart, and
stated that u he died in prison the Governor would he
his murderer The Jury rendered verdict of death from
heart disease accelerated by the treatment hc received
In prison. The annOunccm Mt OF this verdict was re-
q. .tyed with loud and prolonged applause.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
THE DEATH OF MIR. BOWLES.
A THREE MONTHS ILLNESS.
THE TROUBLE PARALYSIS UF THE BRAIN-THIRTY'

POUR YEARS OF JOURNALISM.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. 16.-Samuel Bowles.
Editor of The Springfield Republican, died tonight at
IL o'clock Mr.. Bowlcs was taken i'll three
months ago, and on December 1 was attacked with
paralysis OF the brain, and his death was hourly ex-
pected in consequence. o took leave of his family,
and on the I'd of December telegraphed to Mura Hal
stead message of love and farewell Careful medica!
attention succeeded in prolongng his life, however,
until tonight. MIR. B0wles declared during his
illness that nothin was the matter with him except
thrty-four years of hard work. For the last fort
night Mr.. Bowles has been growing gradually weak
er, but has been conscious all the time. He suffered
little, and was quiet in mind and continued so
through the afternoon and evening The end was
not unexpected, as he had been very low during the
day.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Lieutenant- Com
mander Fredk aud Ensign John g. Fremont are
ordered TO examination for promotion. Assistant Engi
neer A. H. Canagan Is ordered to the Michigan. Gunner
Cornelius Dugan Is ordered TO the Vandaila European
station
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Jan. III a. ma steady fse OF
arprcssure took place yesterday accompanying clear
sky and cold wind The Thermometer was somewhat
below freezing point all day. aud descended at midnight
TO 20. There IL little moisture In the air.
For this city and vicinity. continuance OF fair,
cool weather, growing gradually somewhat warmer,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
INDIANA TURNING AGAINST HENDRIcKs.

Have we no Western Democrat with the fear
essEess and maniness of Bayard and with equal ability
10 teach the people the true cIIn by winch the party
shall live ami flourish and triumph in 1SSOf We trust
that III the coming conyenCn a1d ~ Congress, too, the
people may find the Democracy jealous for the early re-
Sumption OF specie payments and hard money aud that
every advocated by them may look entirely to
this end be # late and that no imitation EccSy
shall stain the past record Of the party OF the people
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
UNDER TIE DIRECTION OF


THE CHUkCu or lHE HOLY TRINITY
Four centres evdngcstic missionary agencies
are under general guidance OF DR.. TYng, tr In sew
I daily preaching and teaching services and
numerous services he'd, besides sunday schools
with 1000 chtron. In addition 10 these. thcro
the general supervisors An OrJhanagc
DSpensary iOrma0ry Home Tor Christian Care, or
farm forty Sing sing the Peabody Home Tor
Agod Women besides the ADdIOw and Phip society. Tor
yanCcLati0u OF the Martha ana Mary society Tor
uistcrng sick and destitute organized bread and
distribution and minor agencies To Iu the various
ted IN this statement on permanent bas
this amount the Corporation OF the Church OF tho
Liable Ius CJrt j. ncced Win the c0i
peOn io subscptOn towards the payment OF the enurc
udcb Church OF the Holy Trinity Tie Oencv
good Of neglected classes without denomnGoua csirc
ends. Ii ali additional TO tie 0rhary
parOc'.ial Of the Church OF tho Holy Trinity.
No appeal las been pado Tor TN, WORK. lis cur
Church OF Hoy Trn and the f nis Of the different in
stutOas. ~ snJw proposed to raise iuhd which may At
this work fOm debt and provide for its future
maintenance. ,
debt the premises described in this statement
aud for o other purpose whatever.
Subscriptions this fund from all who are Interested IN
and ready 20 coSperao IN securing
signed, stephen H. 1yng IT,, 46 East iSist, ana wi
ackuo ,lcig Il through the press.
subsrbels have consented 10 serve rs committee fOr
the rrccip Ous aud TO moneys received
them - III Oi The CORPORATION OF TIE church OF
WI T. DODGE. OF Phelps. Dodge & Co, II Clrst.
V T. Pres o shoe and Leather Bank, 2Il 8dw1y.
j. 81 MORRISON Pres. ot Manhattan Co. Bans 80 Wall st
j. H. BOSrWItK X, OF J. \. BOs,wck 4 CO., lll Pearlst
New-Nork C.iy. Dee ~. 1877.
Bair's PillS-English remedy for and Rheumatism.
-gt 10 n, D -. h,sr, mail q
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

Post Oce Soticc.Fhe foreign uas Tor the wees enGlas
SATURDAY. January ~, 1879 viii close az thls once on
at ~ Europe steamship Nevada,
Queenstown WEDNESDAY. at 1880 IN. for Europe,
by steamship China via Queenstown on THURSDAY. at
II u. Ireland 10y steamship Cctic via Queenstown
for Great tan and the Continent 10 TO
forwarded by tbs steamer must be specially adfessed and
at IL m for Europe. by csmshp HeTder. via rlyInoHt
Cherbourg and IIambuIg; 90 SATURDAY at I a. m" for
scotland direct steamship Auchorla, via Glssyew aud
at IL H. Europe. by steamship city of BrrsselA via
Queenstown coresoondence for Germany TO he forwarded by
this steamer must specially addressed and at 1880
for Germany by steamship Hermann via seu;hamllep
and Bremen for Britain and the Ccn
bs forwarded by ls steamer must be speeiAH al
steamships Nevada C.na art CITY OF BrGss.s
do NOT take mails ;or Dennsrk swsden Norway. Tho
mails the West indies win leave Newyor Jsunary ~
10. The mails to- Australia etc. will leave san Fsanc.seo
January 81 The mails for China and Japan VIII oaSe ssn
Francisco February |. - .
New. York, Jan. IL. 1877. r. l. JAMES. P0ensNtt
The Tribune Aiunac for 1878 gives the electoral sLi
popular vote Prssdsnt and vcerrsdsnt In 1864 sos
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMAN TAXES TO BE INCREASED.

OEK3IAN IAAEo 10 B- INUKtAHEU.
LONDON, wednesday, JAN 16 1873.
A special dispatch to The .u0rhing Post from
Berlin says: "The Government has finally determined
to submit to the Imperial Parliament motion for au i'll
crease of the aud duty tobacco the first step in
a general reform OF Imperial taxation"
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

The huge drastic gripping sickening pills compounded Of
bulky ingredients fast being superseded
by PIERCE5 PURGAyE PELLETS They are sold by drug
ri.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MARRIEU.

GRIsWO LD-TIBBITs-On Tuesday, jan l5 AZ the rest.
dence OF brides father by Rev John B Tbbits.
Hon John Wool Grswold TO sara Noye daughter Of
the IIol George NJ. Tbbs all Of Troy, " Y.
IN Noices Of Ma,r,dges mus. be indorsei with fafI
ndnle and address
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
Estabiished hy Act of tac Legislature.
IInll E.AlIl l. Ia NEIi E- Il A AIAiIIllnr-

Hon. ENOCH l.. FANCHER, Arbitrator.
Sessions this held daily at the Rooms OF tls
Chamber Commerce 70. O3 William 81 and a e Office OF
the Arbitrator NJ 223 Bsoaiway for the hearing at :opt
of disputes ard matters OF dIhor
arising ha!tS shipn2StCts, aud CtLcr3
within the iur.slction of the Port oi New.YOi<.
Uritges ms court confined 10 idss b'H TIE
gfacraf BuJitc submit nSf cOdtrorsiS 10 Il Jor es
Blank for TIA submission OF and niorma
On may be obtained gratis application to the clerk at tho
rooms o the Chamber.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
nInn, Mi.-lon cu Enrth-A horongh Mollcal Trealse.

Mans Mission Earth.-A thorough Medical Treatise
indicating how Confirmed disabilities may be rm0vet Tho
experience Of % study, observation AM professional
practice showing the agencies TINT will irsuro ltes0:c Man
rood Strengthened Vitality aud sound conditions 0 Hcat,
that have been impaired by oNcltlNcd powers satsneht
the Obstacles 90 Marriage and OF the means by when hry
Address sees Museum Anatomy Sccucc, liO BGwayNG.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
MIUNIGHT WEITHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

FoI the Middle Atlantic States, clear or
partly cloudy weather, cold nOr;hcry. vcrring t0Warncr
SOutheriy winds. and stationary OF lower pressure.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
TmrrNE LoN OBSERVATIONS


The efprd iaf lines give divisions Of tine Tor TIE :! ll.
the Irregular Whie ac represents lhe Ssia'i'H
u mercury during those hOurA
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
No - Now Ready.

SCIENTIFIC NEWS,
Illustrated and well icl Oct ior cents at the Amet
can News Company a. 5. H. WALES SONS orlcS III
Nassausi. 81 a}ea".
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

Blairs Pills-English remedy FOX Cont and Rheumatism.
BOX "a Pills II 20 by mail IL. PIANFEN son, 22i VII.
nv =
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
6perial Notices.
A Fund


GENERAL EVANGELISTIC, MISSIONARY AND PHI
LANTnROPIC WORK AMONG THE MASSES
OF TIE CITY OF NEW.YORK.