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AT the recent session of the British
Social Science Congress, DR.. Norman Kerr
read paper in which he pnt the whole
annual mortality, direct or indirect, trace
able to hs abuse of alcohol at 100 600, an
estimate il which DR.. Hardwicke, very
high aurh"rty, also concurred. Mean.
while the Rsi-trar Generals report for
1876 set G"T tie deaths from alcohol in
EaRland and Wales at I20, including 1872
from detirium hGmeHs This immense dis
crepeucy DR.. Thomas Morton has attG Grnpt-
ed to explain. He and many medical
friends have ransacked the cuun terfoils OF
their certihcatea of death, aud having thus
ascertained how many could be fairly set
down as caused by drink wholly or par
TALLY, these averages have been applied to
the nun ber of deaths from all causes be
tween the ages of % and rs. As a result |
he concluded that of the I95 675 deaths |
from all causes IA l9l were wholly due to |
alcohol, or 7.14 per cent, while % 700, or
III % per cent, were partially due to it;
total, 81, 800, or 10 OF per cent. The Har-
veian Society has appointed a committee
to follew out these lines of inquiry, and
there is therefore hope that in the near
future some comparatively exact informs-
lion may be obtained on this important
subject, to the discussion Of which 80 little
,eaSon and SO great exaggeration are 30
frequently brought.
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1
S S T OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner St Philip nna Galves streets
Now Orleans
Aud Bay ST. Louis, on the Soa sbor,
I INSTITUTION

The government throughout this ostabnshpDs,,
mild snd parental. The pnpiIs are never separated -
their instr ructrcssea Recreation table dormitorIas 20
tho same for all. In abort, everything tends N
mote auectionRte union between the Sisters ana -
younR ladies intruHted 10 their mothery care
TIE instruction ID thorough and solid and in harmon,
with the requirements o!society The course
On both En- sh and FrenCh) all the branCh he's OF EnCs
ledge culIy ated at tho present day Each lanRuaCs
Taught by natives of respective countries SO a. ~ in
sure correct pronunciation.
The scademical year closes with public e1hilStyo,
and distribution of promiumD hiob pArents ars in
vited. tD
Education Is here the object special atrentoo mn,
toicitnde Governing those placed their charys
by moral suasion Alone the Sisters OF ST. Joseph
to nculcste principles of solid Pety req uite ths
strict Observance of polite and amable deportmeut
nstil feelings of respect and affection
Pupils OF all denominations admitted.
HoTA.-During tho bathing season. tho Boardirr
School is mo.ed TO the Bay ST Louis whore the Sstet
Of St, Joseph lave hourishing academy.
TERhS-To be p&id In advance followRI
boarding, per three mon tbs so+ et
Wa4hinR, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 Ut
Music Lessons and use OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2l %
DrhNih iebsohH GU
Pastel oil pain tin according to the ber puplR
Needle-wOrk in all is varieties golden embrode ry
artificial flowers is taught to the boRrdsrs
charge.
For further particulars address, 'Superioress of tt
Academy Of the Sisters OF st. Joseph Box 1871 New or
THOMAS LAYTON
des2 7S ly or q. ID. ELDER. Agent.
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Jewish Peterborough Court be equally
qnimPortant to Q great Catholic nation. Ii
ireland be true to herself, che must soon
gam glorious victory for the grand prin
eipie OF religions equality. Catholic Ire
Iahd wants 20 more (for she hates the as
cendancy of any greedy, but she is resolved
TO be Satisfied with no less-London Uni.
rerse
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE
~
EMAC ULATE NCEPTIoA,
Corner OF Common and Esronne stFestA.
NEW ORLEANS.

Tho Literary Institution Incorporated by the sts; q
Louisials, ard enPow ered confer degrees Is cor
duced hy Fathers ofJhe Society Of Jcsgs Tho build
r;s wei al-pted fOT educational puruosss ,
courtyard e.y cut OF !rUro the street Tor
recreation 20 that from the arrival % tho pus
l.. NJ till their departure ~ -hoy 81 csst.u. =
secluded and = aupsrintgnd
The Course Of Instruction Is thrsa!Ulds Proparatr
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Coarse 10 FOR beginners.
The Com tIeTcial Course Is for those
not Wish TO learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course is for thOss who desire to hRyo
complete education.
French is taught IN the three courses.
Students not admitted unless they know SoV 70
read aud write.
The and gtous train the atudeutaA thu
lead nR object of the instructors.
Every month report is sent to parents stating con.
duct progress rank In class and attendance.
The Academical year begins ;be First Monday
of October and closes towards the I'D of July.
TERMSi
L uition. payable liz advance. ana United StStes
currency, every two months. hB..-....-......-..I2 O(
myq67sly REv. T GAUTRELET PrsafdsnA
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE LoCQUEr-LERoY INSTITUTE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

The seventh scholastic year OF this we'll know Iustl-
tute and tte second of the Kindergarten " i'll roo,n
JAr uay lsr les under the cont ol OF tho hlIs..n
Mo,se aud Mrs g. Ra,ul, daughters OF tho Into
Judge Il: warren Moise, and successors of Nine
LocqaetLesoy whose good will and right to conduct
the school they have purchased. No uge will be
made in the management of the School Special
attention will b. given to the tuition of the "Chrzt'a
Doct'iue and To preparing child rem for their First
Communion. a Priest designated by tho Most Rev
Archbishop will give the necessary instruction.
These ladies solicit continuance of the PATRONAGE
heretofore NUoralIy extended to tho lust tu,inn
promiSng strict devotion to every interest of their
pupifs. q. w. NOISE, Principal.
Referring to the above, Madame LOCpVEr-LEEOY
announces 10 her ir onds and former patrons
1deccs she has N her being av
suited to tho high irunt they have ass Incd She
bospeaks fer them continuance 'f tho patronage 50
hs ally &C. '"raed her "d Il L. she VII sj bo civ
las RpniE I" 'ho frntipN. j'5 - Iy o
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ST. STANISLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
BAY 6T. LOUIE, MIssIsgLPPI

This institution, chartered by the state LegSaturs
and conducted by the Brothers Of tho Sacred Hear1
been in successfu operation since 1885, Beautifully
situated tho shores Of the Bay commanding
Of the Gulf and SdordinR all the SdVRntaRRa
Of the breeze and bathing in the summer It's SDsA
did great Indictment to healthful exercise
and amusement for the pupils The Commercial CourSs
comprises all the branches of good EDRlish education
Board and Tuition, sessOE, payable half yearly In
Washing per Rssslon. IS 90
Bedding per sesaion, (optiOnR- 2D %
Doctor o Fees D %
Vacation II spent At the 50 "
EXTRA CHAEsEst
Plano and Violin per month each 20
Use of Piano per month. 80
Ilute, per mOnth "
Brass Instrument per 90
8DAnlsh and German RuAgen per month. each. ~
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. FLORIMOGD
my96 rely Director of the College.
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To ptnP's or thD SH4tA. 4 Forty
| /. .Lh scAoisstc yBEr
90 I o BER 3, 1873.
The Plan Cf inR'EuGilOD rou--.s OF three priporr
Courses the Preparatory. t.s fiAaaCzI ard ths Com
mstc al. 1he Preparatory cDnfBe lasts year aud
10 Intended 10 prepare The younger studsn
clasA, either in the Cltsrtl Commercial courns
Ihs CLASSICAL cDuTae Lasts srI years ard en-.
braces ell the bFanches Of thorough Collegiate aad
University Education. AT the eHd Of tho sixth wear
those who give proofs OF the knoWedgo In tbo
creek and Latin langua es and a6ow suac'sat nroB
cheney in Mental and Natural Philosophy Chemintrv
and the higher branches Of Mathematics are ontItod
TO tho degree of 4. B. tBAChelOT Of ArtAy.
The Degree o. MEster Of ArtA "a. M 10 awarded 70
who dsyOt second ths study of PhIloao-
ply and Science In the College who have paAsod two
years n the practice Of = learned profession.
Tho COMMERCIAL Course lasts yoArs and
all brAnches usually taught In CommaroH
Colleges third year OF this corresponds 70
Studsnta attend Lectures in Natural Philosophy nd
Chemistry with the bers Of the Graduating ofaaa
The ago Of Sdmission IL from nine 10 6fEosn yeaRn
and be admitted one muat previOusly know how 70
read and write.
TERlB PER HEssIoS hoNTHa.
Entrance Fee, first year only IS 90
Board, Tuition and Washing. payable half. yearly,
and In 200 %
Medical Foes- IL W
Bed and BeddinR.-- IL W
Circulars bo obtained by addressing tho
PRESIDENT or SPRIh0 HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile, Ala
THE JESUIT FATHERG
corner Baronne ami Common streets, New Orleans,
p. POUESIHR. College Agent,
"a7s1V 100 GrAvisr street. Hs- oTleGns.
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La

(ST AARrGJ
PARISH OF ST JAMES Ia
eitnS'ed on the Miasissppi River, Sixty Mia, 49,
New Orleans. o''
Ahis ancient and magnificent establIahment ,,o
porAted by AlaW OF tho LegslAture and anpow.ra
k,Hnt uipIomAs and degrees. opers on the FTRst
AohepAf OF October every year. IL 10 undsr
direction of the Marist Fathers who form .oo,o,,
'poo'AJ eeVoted to education College Point and CoI
Veh' Landing arc and sular lAndlpr nj,
i't "te~net Ats going to and returning nom NJ.
Orlsans ,'
rsyaoiei In U. 3 currency hAlfy yoariy in advance,
az suasph' "asninS and stationery per terra OF
nNe nionths -, .sAA "t
oookor Toes and medicine ordinary VA"
neSs uor alD, per annum - ' 80
Pof ann um A.,
AhtrAnoe fee TO be paid onlg once.. =" I
- Extra Charges
" pti Imam or sPAh'sh. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 0s
20
vi S' nliosoPhtcAI Apparatus and Chemicala 10
H'oiln or Piano with Instrument nor ,oons HeS
oso OF lhAtrntS ent and nG~C lossops (Braaa HsnSi
c,t
seho'' Books stamps. and other chool neoeasaries
bedding ~hc" provided by tho College psr annnm az
a. 80, h.nai H'u"io lesHons to be paid for monthly
REYEKENCEsl
"'-''' the Most Rev. ArChbishop OF Now OrIcaus
S<, thc Kew. Clergy OF Algiers
, rLhee "details, apply TO the Rev. Pre-, idont at
Mr. p. PoURsfNE
p" 90 ~ NO i+o GrS"ier street New Orleans
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{ COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
oP
HOLY GROSS,
NEW IBERIA. ATTAKAPAs L.

lhis Institution, under tho special patron aga of a
Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop OF New orlssDs h.
dsghtfniiy situated the banks of the Bayou . ou,
ono OF the mont healthy pc:urcsquo localtie,
tho State In addition tie boue ats OF ChrstI.n
e'n'"tnn' 1t promices q thorough instruction in the
diheroat branches Of commerce
TEEMhI
h'afu IuI,i"n and Washing, per m.--...f fi,O Gu
i,hitAncc rec. tIst year on ...----..- q uO
DOCTOR F""A tmediotues com priaed 10 %
For further Information Apply at the Morning Sta
Chco or addross the Prcsidont At the College, %.
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Corner Of Dryades and Clio Streets,
NEW oELgANS. LA
NEW oHLgAHS. LA.

Through the kindnsss of Rev. T. j. KENNY tho
Chri"tian Brothers have been enabled to establIah
themselves perm Snently In the above location.
1he building is large aud comm odious has ham
recently repaired and improved very extensvely I.
contains every facility cessary for the educa- tIor
OF young men for tho various duties and emplov
mehtS Of business life whether oerkB accountants
merchants bankers professional n or In any otb,Y
calling whore 8 knowledge of the speclAl braHebss
Taught may be made available.
The Session begins on the First Monday in Septeur
Der, aud c!ores about the first Of July following
AMI u BRO OLIVER. Director.
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTEAU. PARISH OF ST LANDRY
LOUisIANA.
This College Incorporated by the State of Lou,nan
with the privilege OF comforting Academic Degreea
conducted by the Fathers OF the Society of JenuG
ne plan Of embraces the courS
OF Science Literature and Commerce. the same AZ thoS
are taught in otaer jesuit Colleges.
The next session will open October lat.
TEEMsI
oato Iuitlon and AnhinR. per GssO
Entrance Fee 0or the FIRST year onl ....-.... 10
oSIoNi Tees - '---
Dou ana
Payments must DO 10 ads half. yearly in Advance
For further particulars apply 70
p. POURSlNE Il CO., ARents
Aul6 ,SIy lfo GrAver street. New OrlsanA
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ST. MARY'S COLLEGE,
Spring HILL COLLEGE,
81. JpaErm'h,j
WEAR OBILE, Ala.

Tolls ioag estabshsa Irst'tu,'"n favorGbly Known
z - ECL-LELl IGEr On ~
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RECOVERY OF HEALTH.

Ole hundred and fifty-s individuals
afflicted by various infrmities more or less
serious, some of them desperate cases, some
totally or partially insane thank cordially
the Sacred Heart of Jesus to whom prayers
were offered for their recovery three
families aud one community do the same,
together with many others not particularly
mentioned.
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7 TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.
The most healthy and delightful situation In tho
sOuth with extensive groU Bds excellent vGtsV. etc.
Thorough course Of instruction. Terms mOdorasA
For farther particulars Apply TO
auII7sIy THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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honees ano Rooms manteo.

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, with family,
~ desires rent FOR or more wears small fern 10 ne
near churches and schools DO lOH piece de
siraDle Address, giving full particulars, ADAMS" Box
2,si4 ECw-YOrk City.
WANTED to hire for the Summer, in or
w near Sarato ga Springs, FURNISHED RESIDENCE,
R2I5SJ T. H. LUDLOW Co. Pnost, y. Y.
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uAVERLY's LYCEUM THEATRE,

Il Corner Of i4th.st. end shave
LAST WEEK But ONE OF HAYEkLYS UNITED
MASIODON MTNSTRELS FORTY PERFORM ER5.
NEXT AND LAST WEEK-ENTlRE CHANCE or Biz.
MArINEES " WEDNESDAYS ana rAIUkDA1s at p. M.
Matinee Prccs.-Adms siol, FIFTY CENTS. Reserved
seats TWENTY FIVE CENTS extra. Children halfpr &c.
In active preparation: The Seg-f Chdrss Miniature
Pinaf0re Opera Company
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('Ol NIhJ HOUSE,
y at FisLk' Duchess County. y. Y. for sale Rent
60 mi. e. from New-YcrK via HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD fins. large house ~ rooms: hot cold water
range bath partly furnished acres Oh land eaIden or
Clar dc Immediate possession terms easy rent Tor sea
con $500 Apply TO O. W. BARNES. % BROADWAY Room 81
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Religions Notices.
Anuiyersarits
BHOADWAY TABERNACLE,
Itrnad,yug. cf~- 3tth..f

broadway. 5lth-st
SABBATH. Nav 3.-AmeriCsn Home Missionary SOcety
1880 D. Annual Sermon by j. l.. WITHROW, D. d.. BOs-
ION. tAnnnai Business meeting, Bible House, WEDNEs-
"40NDi1Y NV "S-woman's Union Missionary Society.
$3.50 D. II. Mis- jacob Leroy, president vii preside
American seanen's friend Society 1880 p m H. r. Buck
esq Will preside. Speakur6-HOn II. w. Thompson, aecre
of the T.. Il. craven. D. D., NeWJeIseyi Rov.
G. r. TIsaL Connecticut Lieutenant 4. r. Mason, L. 5.
Navy. Singing by Choir Of the Minnesota.
TUESDAY, NAY 6.-Ncw-YorE sunday school Associa-
preside, chorus VI nine hundred children sidroAs,
Ralph Wells. 0sq.
Asner1csn Sunday school l!n 1870 p. m.Ths Hon s..
Tobey. OF Boston via preside sPe.keIsi L. A. Chamber
lain ID. D., Connecticut: GeO.f - Moves, d. D.. Illinois
John HAL. ID. u. NewIOrk.
WEDS DAY. May 7.-Amerioan Trsct Society, 10 a..
u-tIu the ChapellC. S. Robinson. D. D. wiz preside.
Review Of Of the year. Voluntary addresses.
Election Of Board aud Committees
American Female Guardian Society, 3 p. m.-(Aunual
business Meeting, Home Chapel - East 2ptlst 10
Vim. OrmistOn, D. d., viii rcsioe speakers C. : Robin
son ID d, liov u. II. Juttcn O. H. Il11nJ. u. %.
American ract Society. Z; 20 D. n1OwaTd trosbY ID d,
IL D., will preside speakers nayltnd HoI;. D. D. ma
II. NJ. scuddeI, d. D., Brooklyn ~ D. Jesaup, d. D. ria
society $3.50 A. r. WotnoIe. oi PRECEDENT, " pro
ge Speakers Tho ;oy. q. ). PlumeJ, tho itoT. i. D.
van. H. A. Reed
'TpTDAY NAY 9-Nsw York Inst tuition Tor Instruction
Exhibition of dea- and dumb, aud OF deaf. dumb
an blind pupils under the direction OF Professor isaac L.
~, ,nnol femDeranco Society 73O p N. Hon WIN. L.
Episcopal Church. J. o. Peek d. d. ana l. DE "it lAnags
Dts kiATu NAY II -American Board OF Commissioners
nj Foreign MissiOns 1880 p. hIouctory statement g.
" ip1sfS DI.trIci Secretary Speakers: Hon. VIM T..
Dodge Vics President Rev Goo L. HefIick turkey A~Ik
Hopkins, ID. D., LII. ID, PrcldeAL
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Real Gstate 10 Cxrbau9e.

VNO EXCHANGE-250 desirable LOTS in
Ircoklyn unncambeei FOR traft Of prairie lands ia
Iowa or Kansas. ULAND Z WHITING Becknan-st.
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BROADWAY.
GLOBE THEATRE.

~ DECIDED HIT.
THE COLOkED OPERA TROUPE.
Every evening and Monday wednesday and saturday
Matinces
II. MS
PfNAfDFE.
Monday afternoon, MAY 3. spec al performance 20 the
dramatic and musical profession Of NeW-IorS
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RECORDED LEASES.

peeker John 10 = Hart, part of No 1917 2l.ave, 8
uttdi rent
Fov n 10 & L. Fontaine four lots on 5thst between
Iewis-~t and the East RIVER, years, al annual
rent Of
Uynes 7 TO b NcGrane. part OF No PSI 7th-Sye,
wears al annual rent OF.
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~ A FAEl of 2GScrcs suitable for RentemaD'5 country
residence 4lc properly located on The west side OF the Al
lsuy oa mile north oi the station and commands
EXTENSIVE o. the Hudson River The land iuy Gov
6T,d win apples pears and oher small NUTS ana - az unler
cultivation The On ldn-s comprise good barn. iceAcu5e
and OTHER IuduC5 the house contains II large ICONS
IlMAHI lIAMiL IrInMn. ulcn.
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RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
anrtion Sales OF Real estate.

EXTCUTOKS SALE.
Il TNION--QUARE PROPERTY.
HUGH y. CAMP, AuCiOnecr,
vii sell 90 auction SATURDAY, May 3, 1879. ~ ~
O'Clock, Exchange -aesroon 81. III broaQw2y' nE
order Of El IS. krGGiE-, executor of he viii
BINARY d. RUGGLES. deceased, Che NaluoDe house and
0f known No. % .Ousquaro lot 2Xl25i house, four
uorv brick gGy55 built I'm aut3l manner and capable
adya lee0us alterations enlargement for business pur
BOSE. al crate Terms particulars al the auC-
aonoeI's once. 40. lj2 Broadway.
HOLSTERS At AUCTION.
TUESDAY. say q, II o'clock,
Al No-drq near NCWbuTsh, u M John H. Corners en-
herd.
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YonK. Friday. MAY 2, 1870

Nrw-YoRK. Friday. Nav 2 1871
Tho following sales were held at TIE hA-
change solcsroom to-day
BV Peter p Neucr.. %
o,o,s west G2d-st, 100 IL OF SHAVE eacn sIg 24l
wv BB s. n. LuiiVln & CO.. go 80
q, s.,,y .ck building with lot. No l.04b SuNT
e. : n n OF g2d-st, lot lSNlogi German" Inv 400
iH' Rg Eichart v Harnn $50 "a
5scry brick banding With lot No S25 ci lsIn'V 1000
BE- Bernard Smtth. -o,h ~ q
, o story brifE house with lot, No % W ~ Ss'N,ic
$40 f,w ofIoth-aye, lot 25s oooi oleu..'O 5000
81. k-74fts.
2story franc house with plot OF 's an ~ ISaS TX
Sc cor % lSoths, plot Of lana '-.. 21oo
100 Louisa Bel,cr.......--
llctu East 44hst sos # OF Sd''" -l 1900
fl1S'uiN'lS ~ Hpgh v Cdmr.
. story irar,e dwelling win lo: Hi,,,nsi lie
Ralroadays 2Sd ward lot -'N.oO' M''''. 900
Ius CO. -....---------'-----
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WUN JIAIK, n. J.-FUN OALE-A H-sIOIy
and mansard roof house Is rooms including kitchen
M @nDary sable bennerY &o about acres lana hand
oeJ lal out In lawn vegetable garden large over
tn abor Vita hedges on treo sides well planted with
t ana decdu0us 1850 feet tide water views
Wy me HOWE PARSONS, 70 Cedarst and Montslaif.
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FOURTEEN acre place (N..J) near city
i ELEGANT buldngs lovely home 49, 800 600 70
main uuYree denied sacrifice HALL owner 25l Broad
way agent, attention.
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HOLsTEINS
ConnirD Zeal Gsiate tor Sole.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, we'll
"a built and lot ILel0t " 2jxl5D feet Ino
house stories. and coutaa rooms; in tno rear 81
De lOus sUa. binding suitable ia. c3rpeuters sl0p
CalulHtur, maker The house j. on staten island y y
go about iu la.L,t. walk from Clifton Landing ihe prop
Cry cs POO. o. the purchase money
Office
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, g. sa-rRpIE SHEET
Religions Notices.

P@I MethSd s GDiT'TPr ce9rf At! III S aGS
perarcr Aiiuyite'i
society Of for go,rsnp at 40 Is
bible Class M All cordially invited l. D' p
The Rev. John w. Chadwick. Minister Of the New
CaPs 90ey u B5q9S y9Rsr St2n ana "s ss
subject +" Judgment Days Evening service at O'clock
Tweaiy-yevenih STREET w. T. Chm rch The I Rev g. r.
ing subject: Wine an, Woe"
Tabernacle Baptist ChHrch
The rev. ROBERT p. Hull. Pastor.
UNION VIII CHRIST"
THE Ev iifRISSad WORD"
Meetings Wednesday and Friday evenings
straugcrs cordially Seico"ed
The Rev DIR. R,iance - sInrk's Church .2dave; and
Intn-I.ip a. IN; sng ~ p m honl ;i2un no p oI
The Rev W. VI Ta,,or d D. VIII preach the tlirl an
iesiate REFORMED Datch chnreS, 56ve and 2Sthsr 90
sABBATH. 4th inst, at 7:i5 p N.
The industrial PToeslqpts meet Science J Ha W. ~
ingalls,. MADDOX Haywood Mrs Hail. Appleton Hume Han
Thiriy-sevenih Street NJ u. Church the Rev. =. \.
BLAKE PASTOR Communion sunday morning 1890.
ee work for jesus y sermon ' Se the Young
Womcns G. ris;ian Association OF the church
The Rev W. Il. Williams. u. D.. Pastor OF the Amty
Tass 6hSGn VEN w H C nc oc the r OIL OF
special course Church History Subject: "MOhamme-
dinsm. l
The Rev = d. Burchard ID. D.. Pastor o. Thirteenth
Street Presbyterian Church between 9Th and Uhayes VIII
preach TOM DRROW MOKNGNG, ~ 1920, sermon com.
memOatng the iOreth OF lis settlement Pas
ye Y When iS He Row DIS XpA fAxT3& and PKIME
Will participate.
Westminster Presbyterian Cha sch.
corner Cnonst and fTstPasS br9o5yo ne o Eey
and 1880 p. sunday-school At 2:3O p. m.
Yorkve Brunch Of the Young Mem. Christian Ass1-
ctatiOn-IO MOHhpW, az a y m. tlr Roy j. NJ REID,
ID. d., Missionary Secretary NJ T.. Church. viii speak sing
ing led by l.. z. Thatcher. All are cordially invited.
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pr,oEpkD REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
fSFN YORK CITY

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and wife toJ j Crimmins. ~
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a Grand Mass Meeting ana Public Reception BY the
citizens OF New.YOrk TO General SAMUEL T. CAl;Y az
an,ar Union SUNDAY MAY az O'Clock. General Cary
staDds the enperanSe rost UNI et Oh orI'
~ y orOua crusade pack Cooper Union on s great octh
sion EDWARD GA RsWELI. tne Canadian orator VII! alsg
sn"ak The Hon PETER COOPER, LID, has been invited
o. ureside n Randall W. 3 LuTton, 30 wen known as
he Moody aud saDky OF Greenback' fame VII iehdei
& ~ fheir fne music Miss DimlIock VIII lead the great
ay Professor ha- rendered his valuable services
'H'H 3. b. GIBBS Chairman pro ten.