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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-22
1900 GREAT 1000,
1909 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1907
TO THE NORTH. WEST l. AND SOUTHWEST.
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.

f4S
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL, Rails
SPLENDID SCENERY. 80"
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
In effect June >, 1SS:,
Trains leave Washington, from statinm curllcru
Sixth and Is. streets. Us follows:
For PttShurg AMI the West, Chicago Limi,r,
Express of Pullman Hotel and SLEEPING Car, =.
9:3o a. H., daily; Fast Line. 93O a M. dahl,
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg to Cincin.
natl. Western Express 1890 p. H.. daily, will
Palace Cars to Pittsburg Mail Express. 90
p. m, daily, for Pttsburg and the West
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canantagua, Rochester Buffalo, Ni,ga,a
Il. III. daily, except Sunday, with Parlur G..
from Harrisburg, 800 p. H., daily. except 81, .
ur!iay, with Palace Cars to Canandaigua
For Williamsport, Lock Haven and Elmira a.
$3.50 a. m, daily, except Sunday
For New York and the East, S(W AMI 1920 a. M,
1:3O, 4:2O $50 and 1920 D. H. On Sunl.,
40, $50 and 1920 p. III. Limited Express q,
Pullman Paror Cars, $50 a. H., daily excel
Sunday.
For Brooklyn, N. Y, all through trains connect =,
Jersey City with boats of Brooklyn ANNEX.
allOrding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing double ferriagc across New York City.
For Phlladelphia, 500 and 1890 a. H., 13C
~, 9:3o and 1920 p. H. On Sunday, l4n
9:1o and lOD p. M. Limited Express, ok
=. H., daily. except Sunday.
For Baltimore Gao. 800 93O and 1920 a. NJ
and 1:;}O, 400. 4:4O, 600 7:3O, $50, ant
lo:2op M. On Sunday. 500 and 9:}O a. H.
and4;2o, G:2O, 7:W, $50 and 1920 p. M,
For Popc's Creek Line, GAO H. H., and 1:lO y. H.
daily, except Sunday
For Annapolis 6:4O n. mr. and 440 D. H., daily.
except Sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIIwA, .
AND
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 6:3O, 100, 900, loo ant
11:25 a. M, 4:20 500, 600, 500 and 11::mp
M. On Sunday at 6:3O 02O, loo and IL;
a. M. and 800 p M
For Richmond and the South G:3O and 11:25 =
m. daily, and 800 p. H., daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 600
7:2O S15and 1000 u. H.; 12:4O, 300, 500
ZOO and 9:2O p; M, and 1900 midnight, On
Sunday at 7:2O, S:15 and 1000 a.. M; 700 anf
$50 p. nj.
Tickets and information at the office, Worthless
corner OF 18th street and Penna. Avenue, and ~
the station where orders can be left for the cheek
ing of baggage to destination from hotels anr
residences. ! r WO0D r. d
Is FRANK TTJ0Mc0N r, lr '>' ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-06-22
SOUTH BOUND.

Neutrality-suspicious.
Alexandria,
iordonsrillc (ar.)
Charlottesville,
Lynchburg, (ar.)
Danvillc,
North Danville,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
LITERARY NOTES.

,,notossor Max Muller is about 10 publish Vol
-, lining the lectures which lie lately deiN-
cred at CAMBRIDGE.
n ,rso,o Uoussave's rccollcctions, furnishing n
.om,,,ete history Of literary and artistic activity IN
r,,rce during The last thirty years viii shortly DC
published in Paris.
Mr. Henry James is engaged in writing play
A. his work is usually as little dramatic as NAV
,e the result of this effort Will be looked Tor VII"
much curiosity.
Mr.. James Simsou. who is known as wri'er "'
the Gvp,ies. has Just publ she'd in England PAM
phlet in support of the long debated statement '"',
the author OF "The Pilgrims Progress o''oNS'"
70 the Gypsy race.
Avo,ume which promises to be cha'ni'iS Nv" w,
5,, ciCt j. w ! Iiutons Rare Poems 81 INC ''N-
,ecnth and Seventeenth Centuries. N'uN '''"-
tif,l Illustrations engraved by Mr Linton "'"'' -
will ornament this dainty BOOK "hioh - "'" -"
the press of Roberts Brothers.
The history ola mistaken little boy who read
many dime novels and was, in consequence lea 10
make solitary expedition 10 obliterate the Indians
has been related bv Nj !. T. Trowbridge and viii
lie ruNisned for the Christmas time by Lee n
shepard Its title IS TO bc The jolly Rover.
rp. Tutton & Co. VIII publish early in Septem-
Der The Little People Of Asia By OhVe morn
Miller; " May to Christmas at Thorn hiu nv M
II r SANFORD: Heartsease and llapNy DAYS an
illustrated volume by l. Clarkson; anu "'o
BoIie,r a book for infants with coloTed lhus'i"-
tons by Ida Waugh
Susan Coolridge has translated ThcophlIe eau
tier's Household of Pets. and it will be pnhshou
soou bv Roberts Brothers This firm also announce
.Art and Nature0 a series of letters iron iIaIy ny
rpoene henson; wit and Wisdom of Don QuNote'
= ,olrrne uniform with the "Wlt and Wisdom
NJ Gcorce Eliot" AMI Mrs. Harriet Prescott Np'n-
orl's first invenie. lester Stanley at st. NalhS'
Disguised by MI Il. II. Shepard announced III
tcntinn t. reprint Thackeays earlier uncolec'eu
writings. Mcssrs Smith d Elder have resolved
IN forcstall him. They will soon publish win
snch editorial supervision as may se'm adNlS"olc
ali of his writings they possess that they nave hcN'i
vet suffered to lie reprinted. considering 'l'"i
written. for thu most part in an ephemeral sly Ie'
or on topics OF the moment. 10 bc unsuHaoIe lor
publication in permanent FORM
The late Dean Stanley commended Hawthorne
UuorbIe Pam" rs the hest handbook to Rome
ever published in the English language aud Tie
,oee Dean used to 20 into IapturcS over the scene
,hcre Douatcllo lead oil the dance in the borghese
Gardens IT is worth while too, In speaking 'l
1favt.oc,e. TO quote Minister Lowelrs opinion that
no ,rander effort Of creative Imagination was e'e'
made than that which. in the Scarlet Letter.
,laces Hester PRIME side by side at midnight III
the pillory with her fellow sinner, the reverend Mr
Dimmesdale
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THE NEW NOVELS
Published by
HARPER & BROTHERS. NETWORK:

Np,nm in Parvo Series of Good Stories with no Waste OF
Words BY Charles Rea0e IL cents
HEAPS Of Money BY W. T. Norris. 10 cents
Fortunes Marriage. by Georgana Craik 20 cents
The Minister'S Son BY 81 c. STIRLING. 20 cents.
Nv Watch Below; or Yarns spun when on Duty BY W.
Clark Russell. 20 cents
Unknown to History. BY Charlotte NJ Yonge 20 cents
A Model Father. by d. Christie Murray 10 cents.
20 They Were Married" BY Walter Besant and James
Rice illustrated. 20 cents
The 9" Schooner Yacht BY W. Clark Russell
Illustrated. 20 cents.
Lady Jane BY hrs. OMpLant 10 cents.
Mauory by the author Of James Gordon's Wife" 20
cents.
Anne BY Constance + wooson. Illustrated by Reinhart
sl20
HARPER b BROTHkitS gin send any OF the above
works by mall postage prepaid " part Of the United
etates on receipt Of the price
uAKpER,s cATALoGUE mailed free receipt Of
Nine Cents IA stamps
HARPER a. BROTHERS Franklin Square. NJ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
CLOSING PRICES Or BOSrON STOCKS.
BOSTON. Friday. Sept. l, 1892

FRIDAY. Sept l-R ~
Barring the movements Oh the last hIieea
minutes of yesterdays business, to-days s'o'H
market was little more than repetition ="
that of Yesterday The TRANSACTIONS tO'u"'
p13O75 shares. were 10.lOO shares more 'nan
ON Thursday. The opening Of business WAS mao
ouietlv and with more than usual decofui"
Following the opening there was a slow ~eolue
prices which was succeeded by rapu ~
covory. and for few special stocks
prlces better than first figures But ai'eF NAV
the dealings were wearIsome aud timed To hu''s -,
lions which were inslpid. There was consideiAO'.
promiscuous buying of Western Union STOCK
about o. on the idea that by means OF some "'S
with Mr. John Ponder. Of London, the price VIZ W
materially advanced, but the stock close" ~
nj g03l Delaware, Lackawanna and western W" 20.
among the most active and strongest STOCKS % 49,
day: after a p per cent decline TO IAN II i0s
l4G6sE0 1861 and Central OF New-Jelsey rose NV-,
775s to 79l4a 7sI2 Union Pacific also was hr"' 81
hed ,ts hest figures at the close The Market NV
ever taken rs "a whole, was satisfactory ~ ~ ha
.bullsp nor bears" and 1t probably VIII hO' -,
satisfactory TO either 80 long as IT bears 80
the IMPRESS of an individual market as IL ~" 90.
nresent The closing was dull. irregular anu w.
tureless. , houds
There WAS not a transaction IN Government a.
NJ the Stock Exchange to-day, ana tho I'M,
the offices OF the large dealers Is uhusu"in .
The bids for the ) LIS are Is lower; o'hel"'
tations are steady rs follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

ONG BEACH, - MINUTES BY RAIL.
n SURE BATHING FINEST II AMI RIGA.
SCHRFTNEHS FAMOUS BERLIN ORCHESTRA
LEAVE NEW-YORK DAILY except Sunday. foot cast
Thiry.iourtst, 75O $780, 1890 m Loo 3:2o 44O 52o,
JAMES SLIP $780, $780, 1890 H. $780, B. J. o. $3.50, $50
m.
300, 4:OJ, 3:u5 y. IN. -
SUNDAY ONLY.
Foot Thirty-fouIthst 500. 800 1000 a 1880
ljO. 300, $3.50. %, Il, Z. Sac p.
Table dhO e. dinners reduced from = To 81 %
Schreuer CeeYiated Orchestra engaged 10 remain until
en- O Al pIiees luI UOalA rrduceu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02
CHARMS nm ,,,spop,,,r ~, =,
COMPANY
ONCE Per 49, n. H., foot OF Cortlandtst
nj freight

ONCE Per 1S, n. H., loot OF COrthhdtsL
Consgnnents Of freight forwarded directed To par
the world.
UNEQUAILED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
Orders received delivery of all kinds OF freight and mer
ohandise any part OF the city.
eEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTEHAGE
Freight every description promptly shteredto any point
IN the hafbor ut reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. stlrtn and Erastus Corning NEW
HAVEN leave Pier la " L.. ut y. III. daily. saturdays
excepted .,.,.,.se ,o ,.-. -, ..
NewIIayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed.
Freight Tor points D., l. & ". a. received at Pier H.
For New. II ay en- aud points East AT Pier Is.
NoRIH SHORE, STATEN ISLAM D,-Eeyen Miles for.
Ten Gents Via from Pier j. r. foot Whitehast
GENITAL sHIPYARD. Communpaw N DRY Docks
Machine Boiler shops, lining tanning " tho
Ioa and Tagaig VI Vessels.
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providence LINE.

I FOI PNONI UENIE DIItFI| T.
CONNECTING with Providence AMI Worcester RG.
for all POINTS NORTH and EASE VIA WORCESTER.
The entirely and elegant steamer RHODE ISLAND
steamer II MASSACHUSETTS, on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays Will eav" 90 . -
Connections made at Providence via +. and w Il r..
for Worcester and all Northern, Eastern and White
ia
oncrs Strooms secured al Onices OF cscOt Express
20 n Astor ou-e ~, 3ol, 397 and AL Broad
way aud at Fifth Avenue and ndsOr Hotel ticket Olce8
l.. W FlLhINS, General Pass Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

WI VIA GREENPOINE
The steamer SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pier foot y
23dst EAST RIVER, for the COmpanys Depot GreenpOn,
connecting with trains Tor Manhattan Beach al ;: - Ji
lU:35 a. 10. and ha.f-h0ury from il:lJ n 10 9:l5 n
Trans leave Nanhatan Beach Al I'D. > ll;Q5 = N.
1905, 80, los. ljJ and every utteen All ulr55
minutes past the hour - 93) aud AZ 10 lJ:3j D..
VIA BAY RIDGE.
The steamers X. MARTIN and MAITEAWAN Leave
foot Whtea.st terminus f all the Elevated railway
al $50 and lfnOIty IRON $40 d 10 v:l0 D. IN
Trans Manhattan Beach at -7.lO, $40 9:lO
and haf.hOuTlY from lO:lO ~. 10 lOlOn m
Trains marked thus dO nOtrun On sun laws ,.l.,,..
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT AZ DOW \
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED kAILMA >
PRICE 60 CENTS INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES 1870 -..,...,.-.. ..,.-,.,-,,,- ny, or,
AFTERNOON AND ENENING CONCERTS BY Gill
MORRIS BAND AND EMIL Int SOLOISIS. -
FAIRY LAND.-GRAND ILLUMlNAIIpN OF THE
GROUNDS EVERY TUES Jay EVEN 81 49,,
TIE OCEAN ABLAXE. AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVIRY THURSDAY EVENING .,,,., ..
PAINS GREAT PNEOittHNIC ENh1blIION
ArI-RDAY ININING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

In STAG bonds Tennessee Us were Goa.
higher at 80, and compromises were s.e"oS ,ere no
-, ~. 1856. sold at 1865 There "er' ~
transactions In city bank stocks. a, If
Tho dealings in railroad bonds. which were a'
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Doaro ano Rooms
East Sid.

East Soe-
A TRUNKS removed, % cents 11 each d"rbe;
cr SDS % Fapr IAN st. corner i'm
HANDSOMELY Furnished large and 81. small AL
rooms. with nrstclass board references i' ""'
AIDES having hOases or rooms VIII DO Wen
70 register now for fan trade great e,a i'
I I2's Hroadvay.
NO. : GRAMERCY PARK.-Rooms On suite
= and slugly, with nrstclass board transient % po'
manent
~ EAST 25TH-ST.-Pleasant rooms, both
I'D double single, to rcnt with board References
exchanged
~. EAST 3OTH-ST. - Pleasant furnished
- rooms private family en- suite or snsy; board i 'e
90 IRVING PLACE, . doors from Gramcr-
~ cy plr areesht toomy anl very dr7iraDe h2oI 10
preferred also pleasant ltn noor Rooms references
.fQT EAST 17TII-Sr Opposite SGy w, az,
S"nTi hoi-e appani%cn, and ocat5n srroiy teIas
references given and required.
West Side.
4 TRUNKS removed, % cents each
~ Groves Express Company. ~ Wr' 5utlH'' oo'h'i
Othaye aud ~ Ess llth st., corner shave
FEW NICELY-FURNl>uED ROOMS,
~ SIN lie or en- iir at igs We' l''
FURNISHED ROOMS, large ana small with
I ont board, 1T 81 West 5'jist
FINELY FURNISHED ROOMS, large and
small for eenil'nea cenySng"i a,u f''' i5a m
HANDSOMELY furshc apartments, with
or without private table. also rooms Wlihout lo'i
Location Murray I'M. 9TH ANA Oth ave- n bAliEi' %
West AJth-st
HANDSOMELY furnished rooms 70 let with
board references required 22- Weat'' DIST
40. - WEST D-ST.-SccOnd floor. iur-
p ushcd; bath closets sc; TO one or two gentlemen
Apply be- orc luA M
DAKTIES suffering with mental or nervous
diseases can have COOL 9oarl ana pr'2rr a'n ON
private family. Address rNP-HIrNCte Iupu' Cpt'"H
ONCE, l.-5S broadway
GECOND FLOOR FRONT SUITE, and other
y large rooms with t.c.lrht board. IS West l-'lsN
A1 TNIVERSITN-PLACE. - handsomely
furnished pail1r floor with al convent 1re su'
gentlemen and wife: without bpilui cch'I
and convenient locH 3
.bsl GROVE ST.-To LEI. with board, hand
sd ,um-v furnished -uaJe Tor re itr an am
VIII OF slgc gentlemen; house aud accommodates" hI'
class amllg small
sPG WEST I7rh-ST.- Handsomely 4 "nished
s(O rooas Win OF without private iaOl'. h' 'nc'a
JIg WASHINGTON PLACE, Second door
Z 4 Wet .fGihn.c-A private family VIII lc; nicely
uiD-hel room, tohcIi.emcr' "iiho'" o"'iu'
Board ard Rooms Wanted
ELAT WANfED.-A family OF three adults
want con. oltdl.r not eel lNr. itst laninr heal
elevator Address noX 100. Hro0~n j. De- i''us i"ii
Particulars.
BONE WANTED TO RENT.-Fuini>hed or
imlurus..d NIn stable; ives. side between l'uih-
n. and KINGS ridge vt.' tfuuly. Answer Win paiuch-
Las f. =. 70 1 Oiace lox i-.l
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DOCKAWAY BEACH. noo,..r,

DOCKAWAY BLACII. -, -. -, =,
III NETWORK. WOODHANFN AND NOOhANAi
RAILROAD
Trains leave daily. EXCEPT Sundays from . 80. -, ,
Hunters Point and BushwickN. NJ, 6:21 : 93% ll')t
i. NJ, l. 2.lO 800, 49,, b:iO. I, So go, - =,
Leave Brooklyn lathusn-a ca NJ 500 J4u, H. T. NJ
liz 2.3O. 300. $3.50. $50, $50 -, ,.-..,. 1900,
Reulno. leave for Hunter's Point All Bu'h"lck ana
Brooklyn almost hOu w. .r,-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Hunters Point and Bushwlck hourly from
: q. No.. 10 3 y. - ......... o., ..,
latbu.-ayc. Brooklyn, every hour an" Ten minutes 'I
s a. 500 p. IN. . g, ,.. p,.t.,i., ON, rr,,,
lyu almost hourly
TINE. 30 MINUTES.
r.-...iD .n..Dl ELAmmih nnck SOC
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rnr oLn.rsrAEMsmED NocTE AND sMoRr LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 9 on
SUNDAY. STATION II PnILADELPluA,
I'm NEW-iOKk.
DovRLE TRACK. TIE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MtNT AND HE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.

Expfeas Trans NeWYora. Desbrosscs and COrt
laudt streets Ferries, rs follows
b.ls 7;ZU D. 500. 10 Limited a l. $40. 30 l5.6,
and p. and l. night sundays, 5:lJ and 40 H.,
4. n. Z. and p M, and II night 100,
except @uhdy, AT 90
and r. NJ running through VIA Trenton aM CnnGen
Rcunp trains leave street station fhllJdclphd.
lz:OI su5 $50. 3:tj $50 73l $50, $50 ana II
Limited Express, 1850 M J. 3. 4, .. T. $50 800 and
S.Op m ON sunday, lZ:Ol. 300. 82p SID, $50 NJ,
t3n 75j and SO m. Leave Philadelphia, Camden
9 A. IN aud 45D !. ~. daily, except sunday.
Tic et Ouccs $40 aud Jii BrOadWay Astor House, ana
foot o D,-brO~scs and COraudt-ts Court At and Brook
i'm Annex station. loot Fuonst, Brooklyn Nos III,
ilG and IIS Hudsonst, HopOkcn Station Jersey city
Imiorlut llckot once ; Battery place.
Tbc New Transfer Company Will call Tor ana cheek
bappapr from hotels Hud residences. . ,,.-,.
FRANK IHOMSON. j. H. NbO.
General Manager General Passf Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-02

CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
y CONNECTING WITH ALI POINTS EAST
FARE Always Low a. By any other line . ,.o
Steamers NARRAGANSETr and BLOOMINGTON leoNo
daily Except sundlyD At p n from Pier 49, y. H. o' -
Jay.st arriving Boston az d A ,.......
Ickefa Tor sale All principal ucSeI 0hoe3 StiteIool'
secured al Offices WestcOtt Express Co., az Asto lou
2O7 Si ia7 aud 42l BROADWAY and at Fifth Avenue ana
Windsor Hotel ticket Oince% ..,,, Do ..raar A,oo,
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dons Or I0alcls VI AncNCln msIOIy -IIItIu NUINlCI
Conn
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DENNSYLVANGA RAILROAD.
z fgf,a al flor II
GREAT TRUNK LINE
& \ Ii l. L-L--- l. ~ 4 - " III lnI


AND UNITED STATES MALL ROl IE
TTas leave NtWho via uesDTosse- and COftAnitS t e
Ferries, follows: . -
Palace attached ana D. IN daily New-l OrS
ana Chicago Limited OF PanOr Dining, Smoking ana sleep
ing Cars at "a every day.
F1- r ssh spring. ami ga IN, q ana J.. m. daily.
Niiamspor1 Haven 2 p. M CORY ami ERE at
D. M. CONNECTING Cory Tor lltusfile, Petroleum Cen
TIE tine Oh Re .ious. -, t...... .
Iartnarc Washington the south. Limited Washington
vtre.- ol Pullman patlpf daily, except sunday 10
a. H. arrive Wellington .. lcSlar at Oslo and $50
a. I'D. J. $40, and =. lll, AMI i III th'. 49,.
Sunday, b:lj a. AID y D. M anu - h5ill IN .
Tor Atlantic CITY except sunday, OlJ ~ lI;u T. IN @uN
10 D. ID. dhrouen car 1909 p. IN. train. On sunday,
For ape May except SUNDAY, $50 llIo a. M and p m
M Br"nc B3v Icld Junction intermediate stations
Vii Railway and AmDOy $50 and $40 IL nip - NOON o
16iys RIVER VIA seaside Park. $40 a. ~ and p M
Ron. oil "lron y Annex connect with 1 through rains no
Jersey y a1orug speedy and direct transfer Tor BROOK
1,ay,.: From PttsDurg. G:3O ana ll:-o 100 aud
it-iIr II, daily FROM Washington and Baltimore, t:j),
.ioa m 300 $50 g3' aud 1000 D. mi sunday O:j 800
Il M and 1880 D. M From Baltimore, l:O p ms ON sun
days $50 ,. From rhnAiolrhia 900 $40 go go
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Church Of the Holy Trinity Madisonave. snf i2lat
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OF the Lilies
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Religions Notltes.
A.-Nanbntfan Temperance Association. -
GRAND OPENING OF THE FALL AND W1NTEH

SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER e. Dds p. NJ. SHARP.
At MASONIC TEMPLE, Corner 6th-ave. and 23dst
The following Reverned gentlemen expected TO address
the meengi r. s. Macarthur william c. steele, George j.
Mingins d. Branard RAY j. H. Light bourn samuel virgin
John Johns, 49, D. Peck stephen Merritt y ]. Williams
George T. Strobndgc George W. Samson John Parker Wes-
ley bOwdish and Miss Anna oliver Hon. William IT, Dodge
j. " stearns Judge tman and others distinguished IN mo
cause are expected TO be pre- emf subject Tor an speaAet'
1.-THE SITUATION
choir OF nfy voices win sing for the nrst une
Ofnew Temperance from book enuuel lioiII OhHs
composed especially for This Association by GEORGE = Weeks
wao will conduct the singing the coming season Joh H.
McGOwn. OrlanlSL ,..,.. a., .
Mile. Sue raaher. who received gold meal az me
Centennial Exposition recognition OF her great prph.i'ny
pans.e will Il9y concerto on Weber "ihL MI
Weeks vi sing solo.
An INTEREST," service OF song from 245 70 3 by
Mr. Weeks ana choir. j. u. GlEBS ilcoueH''
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Canal street Presbyterian Church, in Grecnest nca
Canal tie Roy. At.M MCh1LNLf PsatOE--ciNlces a
1880 a III. AL welcome.
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