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ANOTHER SILVER PROJECT

tn m, Editor Of me IT'O""t 49,,
SIR: | am not fnancier, but nave ,, ,aH AK
1,,r rp1RryF for over twenty years. ana "'"''
what objections exist TO the following; ,uo.ort
pass an act requiring the Mint 10 recon Wv Of
stocl of silver dollars into others, WORTH ~ t,a
Emo act one dollar as bulon and when any COZ"
preqcnt coinage is received at the uhed now
NV oa dcpositories retire it and pay OUT oniy .- tc
maxim the new as well the old Ies"' ''N"'''
old Is now. ,. -, this new coin
. rrn the Mint 10 is full capacy oho l,iJ
- tIrovnr the old "a rsuliN ~ -, ~ an nee led
aeV' ".Hi1c he issue Of flyer ctlln ~ shoud
- "ions which when outside the lTI,.c end nrl.
pen Ii 'on5er for all purpps :, D9' - ,vhosoccr
W 49,. ce ~, n nav these out. dollar ioI u,Il', "
W. ther the old or the new conn iovo raro
.o,rs 70 INC that would tuub iI-itch
a. ~ 'i3cI would have real specie p,ii " COR
cuiS C,I while the natural DESTRUCTION W fr
coIu Nv. iii amplv reimburse the boN'lui not
ttn.~,st 4 M body could lose p .5 I'd ON
i =, .i,iIrent wOnld lose TIE Irout II '' cost
~ s,nt coinage, and would also lus HV ,, i,
" - NV coinage. II si4NtI H"ou' So 49, IA
o. ,; and become OF less value IN pIoPoitIn T." an
H. I'M grrn he act passed, and 20 Sold eH"Y'r " IN
ihlnc WY lrt of the country While that uieircc ~
Iess t,ued do not ace that II W0ull 'l'ic "
nal heran e our production OF silver aile9 10 w."
l youid doubtless supply us win an au,'lt 49, ,or
TcucY. 80 600
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ANNIs VI T 7'V
Washington, u. C., November 70 49,
nK CROSBY on THE PASSION PLAY.
>. ~ EIftor Or TAt Trtbune.

"a me EdttOr Of Ths Trt6une
SIR VIII not those who are preparing TO sA0eN
tie public taste and the public conscience 10y me
exhibition of the Passion Play bear In mind thar
what may be proper as an outgrowth OF lehe'"h IN
. Bavar;an mountain village has a totally different
Oh racter when instituted by pr1fassonals for
,ooney-makiug in a great city' We all know per-
fectIy well that the moral intention Of the perform
ance Is nil. and that the "attendant minister OF
The Gospel is a dodge The acton Intended is SIM
nly TO put before a curious crowl the representa-
ton of our Lords agoues in tie person Of pay
actor. with all the incongruous associations OF the
stare around II. Who that thinks Of Our Lords
suiIeriugs with deyout heart could endure such a
mlmlcry OF them1 Is there nothing too sacred TO be
brought down into tie great Vanity Fair and made
,,erchaucisn Off Are we TO be wholly given up 10
Ngmmonl If these prOpIetOrs OF The enterprise DO
hot respect religious feeling. viii they not pay re-
gard 10 public deceDCy? Yours very respect Ily.
HOWARD CROSBY.
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suELLlNG ALASKAN VILLAGES.

TO the EdttOr Of The IFtO""e' 49,
SIR: The dispatch announcing the sNelling
of two Alaskan villages by the crew Of the r''h"o
ortto Corvn. tbc loong Of the humble harrancaS Of
t,c natives and the killing and capture OF Sc'e'"' VI
the tbal DONE it is alleged, on account OF sAo" Oh
hostility bv the Aaskanss far a. appears su'h Il
s,morv display Of the settlement OF grievances as Is
altogether unworthy of this nation or OF any oil us
authorized AGENTS. IT Is manifestation oil power 700
such rs we would not dare 70 put forth toward the sub
ccts Of England France or indeed OF any o''er haon
which would he likely to call rs TO account
And how does the account OF this country WIN the
AIoskans standl Have we forgotten that only two or
three years AGO about one half Of the reputation OF
Lawrence Island. in the upper Iart OF bIIlhi az;
persisted through their indulgence IN WhiShtl &
nom traders! Is it not known that. while under lT1
sian ownership, the Car made treaty WIN lne n'
states excluding Intoxicating liquors rom an In ~
ports ~ this country Alaska and that that lroip
lion is by this hgh-protessinS nation dlSrGgrt - ~
orrort with Tie caucus Of justice 10 deha-e Whole
Teople and then take 10 killing them because they gro"
II may be wei al-oto bring :? remembrance some
concerned the details 90 N.hcA were SCI l"Il" III Wy
port OF Nuc.nt Coyer er'ca Comli,sor 81 co, mn
try 10 the United states ON page 1886 o! thai report II
.,,S n, lo. NIayorof Si:}a. that the conduct OF
certain military and naval officers ana soldiers h'' rl
lad ana dcuo.aliue m the eNteIe' Iioi ohl 1olll'
thc Indians but ia fact dm0Ial1ine aud ma lS
The inamauts OF Sika what Dante characterized itaIi
fine ,ithifv of Medical Director Bailey that within six
month, after the aprcaauc" OF me troops az S,''
nearly ~. whole OF tie Siika tribe some twelve nun
dIcd in number were suffering from dscascs,iIon which
lpauv Of them eventually drL ..
Now IL is not difficult for Americans 20 behold ~ IT'S
trl, a-uec The wickclncss Of the English -. lem |hch
pcr,nt5 vessels TO rove up aud down the Au>tmla>an
seas 0seI~iay to trade among the groups OF inc IdcHc
hui in rcauty 10 carry ON a commerce ana engage Ia Il
rnl of kl,a,luc natives which Is attended 10y rar"s,
murders aud other outIagcs ard owing 10 the hatred III
,ulrd by which good men like the laucntrd Bishop
Patt.o and many others have IN recent years fallen
Victims Did we DEALING with the Alaskans IN
the same light believe We would be forced to 4dIlt
that did they possess the power and did the gospel rule
allow rcalia according - the method OF tie revenue
cutter Curwil the A,i ;us would scarcely balance the
account u they visit with ruin every sctt mont OF Cs
on the Pacific coast The Nation VIII be Judged for these
things bu; will he at the hands OF higher Power and
in a way that yet is hidden from us.
JOSIAH ". LEEDS.
Phiidd.iDhj1, Eleventh month. 18TH, ISL
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ton. no gentleman would think Of mnnc md toast in
saving time by putting his smoked toJyp in the
nT and the ha5t Of throwing the deG OF T be
about the floors Of cars and stages % mart Of the tramp
sr Vow why should Gean Srs sD disgusting and Wi
women have to tolerate iaT o o non and above all
things R ns sG: 0 PTaecc which to
class, so that II Is maze, Ill SUI J. j.
ALI 20 1000
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MR.. HOWELLS IN COURT.

TO the EdftOr Of Tbe TrtbUne
SIR: If Mr.. HOwells were TO take the voice
Of the so-calcd critc that is the ordinary now paper
reviewer for the voice Of the cultivated reading
mlnity he might well feel some discouaCem mt ia his
literary work Here he has just put forth his strongest
piece Of writing and because the story Is an agree
able one fur its subject IS concerned he is orli
with abused for not being more entertaining, and
charged with "cyncism" II there were a book to
which the epithet cynical udicrousy mupplicahc
It is Modern Instance" Tie mental cnlibrc Of the
reviewer is made plain by his going TO mention IL the
Same breath Mis- Buructts commonplace story
Through one Administration" which. il II has Auy in
fuencc whatever on her readers has clearly deinoaz
ing TO take such subject for novel as coniugal
iGcOmpatibty and divorce, aud the love Of married
people for uulnaITcd ones, vice versa not n,is
able unless il be done with such serious purpose as Is
manifest in Mr.. HOwcllss book and clearly WANTING i'm
Ms. Bunetts. Such stories not agreeable reading
but they may have truly human Interest and ~erlc
noble end, or they may be simply disgusting and de
mOgazing according 10 the intention with which the
author approaches his theme and the In which
he treats IT, All which seems too obvious need say
ng The secret OF Mr. HOwelss 0icnsc is not that be
has sned against the moral against good taste
but that he has attempted 10 make his talent
other end than Ia furnish his readers with light and
easy Entertainment PROBABLY he is quite that he
rskcd his popularity IN doing ana that he ncyerhc
less wrote and published Modern Instance is proof
that be for things than popularity
AfvbuTg, n. J.. Nov. 20. 1882. NJ. L. HENRY.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE TRANSIT OF VENUS.
POPULAR DIRECTIONS FOR OBSERVING IT.

POPULAR DIRECTIONS FOR OBSERVING H.
70 The Editor of The Trt0Une'
SIR: beg to draw the attention of tho pubic
snerally 10 the transit of the planet Venus across
.ha SIMS disk on December next This Is the
sraat astronomical phenomenon of the year, and
indeed the only transit of Venus that the present
generation will have an opportunity of seeing, as
,ho next does not occur until June 7, 20O4' The
rlonet Venus. which is now the evening star" WILL
On December g. pass across the suns disk as we'll
defined. beautiful black spot, from east to weSi
o,d ~ the non-professionai may have some dha-
uv in Observing it, especially at tho first contact
once he will not know the exact point OF 'he
sun,s disk TO observe | have drawn up the iohoW-
,rg facts In regard TO the times ofcontaet ana 10 'o
position of Venus in regard TO the solar disk:
first external contact, Dec 6 mrs Ill., H. M, M,
First internal contact pee 1.'---'3 NJ "a M n m
Last iuterna' contact Zee. 6.--'-.-.5 ms * M
last external contact Dec 6......'3 mrs loA u' y '
Nev.YOrk mean time.
Although these times have been computed for
New-York they will, FOR the mere purpose OF ops,-
walton. serve with sufficient accuracy Tor the
greater part Of New England and th, states ol Nc"
Ynrk and New-Jcrsey as well as large part Oh
Pennsvlvonia. The least distance between the CEN
trs of the sun and planet at the middle Of the ul
ei. win he 10 min 10 scc of arc. The p"hV 81
tho SIMS disk at which the first contact Vlu "N0
Mace is 1900 from the SUMS yertex toward east -
about 20o to the left Of tho lowest point OF the sun
disk The last contact viii take place at H. lro''
the SUMS vertex toward the west. 49,.
Il is thus seen that the motion OF 'he pi""o,
across the sun is from east TO west, but Oc'ilNs
little TO the north The contacts can Re seen ~
naked eve through dark glass but IN ,iS Fore
several seconds Of even pli'u f5Iiy made out A
hs 1I Iesseops with power from 20 to SO wi
sb"w the contacts with great Distinction. lI1 Is'
81 VEINS are used TO determine the soar ptI'iiHA'
otLr w"rs tic oarth's distance from me sun,
I'M DISCUSSION Of the subject from this roiut ~
go, j. far 200 abs rdse for Insertion mere aHo '"Iu
VIZ VIZ t,nderstood bv III profes,ed mathematician
and astronomer Very respectfully,
'' j. MORRISON, ". d.,
Assistant on The Nautical almanac
II l...tou u 4 N.vptahrr %. 1SS2,
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THEToBACCo PLEA AGAINST CoEDUCArloN.

SIR: Professor Drisler could not have pre-
sented stronger argument for cocducatiou than the
iac as he states IL, that nearly y student enters the
campus putting cigar, that h. shts cigarette during
recitation hours and leaves in the aft cnyeoped
IN cloud Of tobacco smoke This is state OF things
which OF itself calls for speedy and determined action
Students Ia such u case, whether they wish 10 do
not aud whether contrary 10 principle not must be
compelled 10 .smOke in sefdefence. And SUPPOSE the
professor IN charge OF the class to he II OF refine
meht What is he 10 dot how protect himself against
as disgusting and nascating atlnOspEercf There are
H anu thS number Is constantly growing larger who
~ not nnd II necessary 10 absent themselves from the
,ce OF women In order seek the Indulgence of de
Psed appettcs; and is II not time that all men OF edu
ana Intelligence asked themselves II It Is wise or
Seessafy TO cultivate habit which separates from de-
ency ana cleanliness and purity; which involves in
6stp ,ssDle amount OF vulgarity and cOncOuitant
food % revolving that, II essential 10 the taking OF
d. ealing instead Of being social would have 10 be
so, pfiyaiei Simple Is the process OF lnascatOn.
PA'ed WtA those OF smoking, chewing and eKpectOra
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tiiluatlons n1duie0--females

At MILE. EKSTROM'S Swedish, French and
~ German Employment oGlce ladies' wi" ma oapaps s se
Gs Tor GENERAL housGwoIE aso male ssryans butler iooT
3Istst New.York
CHAMBERWORK, II0USEWORK, WAIT
- ING. COOKING, &c.-By good Protestant gi.is Tor
THNr H fSGMIyb 1 is GSsye anoyo oth
4 ,OOK, LAUNDRESS, &c-By verv capable
Protestant woman for city or Gou;try IS honest Stat az
~ Ch-ave.. between l7th and lsth.sts -
COOK.-By respectable German woman; un--
" dcrsands all fancy cooking bon; lar ling poHt ana
BSaicSdrd a'' '-'' references -A'U'''' w.
HOUSEKEEPER or COMPANION.-BY a
reaned ,alaee New nsand lazy small d5 coRPfns,
Tpjovn once. i2S3 BroaGway.
INFANTS NURSE.-Bv n capable woman
can aEo 0a'y IRON o y a9a P1pf 9P by me P Sa
reicrcaoo 52ilthst, between 5th ami 6tbages
uOUSEKEEPER-By a New-England lady
care ,a- i 5Sa Il c. i Tcs sis a ''' ' ~
4 ADYS-MAlD and SEAMSTRES&.-By 2
II hrscass hair drcsscr understands her nsuos IN an
Gi5IttnS.' best ely '''0''"' Gan OF "u'i,- - ''''
I AUNDREs S.-By n throuehly comnetent
- yoms oman Win TO ass3o van az , y
Onice l,.55 hloalpay
MONTHLY NURSE.-A frst-class monthly
cla-. I rtsI, Ge'' i5G I6Sinetan.sye
GIlIMI5'S INTERNATIONAL AGENCY. 10
- Wcs 18th ST. near Ohave. supplies tie most reliable
servant. sc.ctci' male and female, for my Ger y N PR
uios boarding houses hotels restaurants ana FARMS
to-day.
eSEAM5 TBESS.--By Il competent, steady,
- useful young Protestant woman any knI oi i1iiiH
VOL: city or country; good references Al the HOME
III ItEAU, IaS6tg-ave. above lVth.st.
GEAMSTRESS.-A frs class German seam
- stress would Ike few more customers. can 90 an
kinds sc~ine Guiding and utjng. Address L. w East
litbst. Adyci u'emeIt OHce.
NTASHING.--By a respectable woman, ladies'
4t.f., ,.4e i'm "a Ia.
or house cleaning. mrs. CUNEINGHAM 20 East -9thst
Room ..
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5itudllon5 Uanteo--NIaIes.

COLLECTOR or FLORIST.-By a young
~ Amc.icau ie -; spclbs English aud German: caa
frn b 200 sccai y and nquc~uolablo tesn, .als. Adj
IDACHMAN, GARDENER, &r.-By q very
V capable Young ,an Is sober honest ana careful
driver tales Good " ana harness. Sc can ih
t1ke ere i5 oIug AID Wiling be't icnetce
city country. Can ~ uih-atc, between ldh 'nA
lSth-s.3.
COACHMAN and GkOOM.-By ftst-c class
- city driver: would char Of roa team can
furns .:-ca5t rcf,,ces trou late employcr Apply or
address, }. II. ., % West 4G,h 81
MFFICE ASSISTANT OF Assistant in
" Engineers ~, BY expert, need yOun- man. wen
cucao AID that furnish best ref reno g0ol pc imam.
mod rate .l1Ty expected 10 start THOMAS PU"CAlL4
2OI Est 2Jtlst
DLUMBER'S HELPER--By a young man
who unttrs auds AID furnace WORK. Call g" Id
Dir SO WILLING, 3l3 West 2ot.iat
DACKER or PORTER.-By young Scotch
man fan o. push aud snap sObe, and reliable e. ctal
moderate. Address JOHN CpO&EG ~ rat
DORTER, Waterman, or useful man.-8y
4 strc,ly temperate and reliable man; vliag TO worE
Tor uodc salary bcat reference a5 To honesty &C. Al
dress L., Iox Il Tribune Oince.
DJRTER or USEFUL MAINLY single
man ago 23 NorWceian to make himself generally use
.. voud la.e u position private .yHiy. &. tiNlS
ToPHEHoON 2 BracAriac9, q oo'' y.. --
E1SEFUl.-By q respectable English PrDtcs-
Y tant man and wife in cntemau's phi ate family
careful driver cr carriages h.ruc9s furnace caA
milk: do plain gaulrIdng; wiling and ODhcns HANDY IA
~. Louse WHO is GOOD laui:tessj no eIcun
daols country preferred Please call at 40 West 10th
St, near 6tii+tvr, cry.
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GitambJat5 ano Railroads.
spARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD

nEPARTURE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
~ TRAINS FROM NEW.YORK
BALTIMORE AID OHIO EAlLkOAD-EKptess LOT
WashinctOn and tho Wcst-l, 7, and IL y. M $50,
CENrIt Al RAILROAD OF EW Elt,,tt-For thlla,
d,tiia-7 A. $50 and ills o. H. 1870, 4, 53O and
II -.
ERIE RAILWAY-9a a. m, g ard =. M .,. . -,
NEW.NOIN CENTRAL An - III D0ON hlNI-h-o'o'fo,
> and ~ 90 q IN, and g. $50, o ard ii y. ~ ,
PENNSYLVANIA RAGLKOAD-~FOr the West ana 9oUth
iIt:sJurgh-S IN, and T. 10 F0r CAcasO-g a. M
For via " asln stOu-l5, 80 AMI 10 a. H. anu
/ , 80 z Gand ~ D. III Tor Phade pha--5 D. re, y 530
Is 10 Limited l. $40, 34O T. o. D. l. D. . anu ~
d
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Counlrn ]Jropcrtn for Sale anHto Get.

2 0lNI[n lJlOpEIID AUE JFIR VIZ u I-V''
r1IPSTCLASS BUSINESS PROPERTY in
L this vicinity for sale Iayins 10 per cent rutland q
WHITING, Bco4maust
g'OR SALE.-2l0,OQ0 acres OF very desirable
coal and Hard wood Timber Land on the waters o! tne
cumberland Rvcr KENTUCKY; title perfect fo maps anu
ali Information ADDRESS k1NIbCh1, tribune 'Aco.
NOR SALE or TO Rem / fora term OF years.
/ Honee nn Centrilaye few minutes walk from Orange
epot fourteen rooms steam fundce h't ana cOa wafer
rl oi conVpunces. GOOD carnage house anu stable Tor
h borse, Garden auc two aces OF laid; ali IN perfect
order. Address ROBINS, 10 COruahNst
NOR SALE. AT POUGHkkEPSIE,
Il no CLOSE THE ESTATE ,,
THE HOMESTEAD OF THE LATE
C. W. SWIFT,
m ,he HYDE PARK Poad ten minutes walk from the
49, Office, consisting Ot
NINE ACRES OF LAND, ..,,.-
two attic FRAME DWELLlNNi cOntalnhs'
say 10 rooms, with gas aud heated
Carriage house and arnpe ont buildings.
Apples. pears and fruit Of all kinds IN a19ndahce e. .
For particulars apply WALTER COKLlE9 ason" D
Garuel-st. POughkeep8e
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Qnttiou Sales Of Heal Coia!r

A J. BLEECKER &. SON, AUCTi o., !, I;
IN II1UATlO STREET HOUSES Al ALtllpH'
Hy oricrot Theodore MnaDy and hei's Oh Kew 4"oHA'
MaliIDv. Deceased. . , g.. =,
,rlr,c stor brick House. 80. a JAS rs l. and so -
non ,TIOST. between STI-ANE. aud IL D0O =
win mod .rn ycui.ncvs and ia traie order WI Dc sOo
AZ Fxcnea -aiesoOul ~ B,od ray IN - tD'Nl' D'1'
- at IL NJ. Maps at BLEEIktR- =, 20 Naa3au-sI
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REAL ESTATE
NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. ]

NEw-YoRK. Friday, Dec. ], 1882
The following sales were held at the Elk
change salesroom to-day
BV Richard V. Harnsa.
3story brick dwellings with lots Nos II and is
Chdiltou-st - l7lll II MacJ0uglls 81, lots - o,
Ogether III size, 4yXlOO Charles Mc Manns $-hVVO
By G. s. BTOlUn
plot OF land on road leading from west Farms to
hhgsnlllee, adjoining lands o. G Belfian,
Co,nta,Iy -A'-'' iho M uAi ''s 4,COO
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A(uslcal 9uslrurnellt5.

DFATTY'S ORGANS, q stops 1928. Pianos
1E 1921 Factory running dty aud night Catalogues
free. Address DANIEL T. BEAF II. " ashlhglOu, y.
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Religious Notifies.
At Tabernacle BAPTIST Church.
"a ave. ana lutb-sL
Rev ROBERT .. HtLI. Pastor.
Morning:
TIRE TLOI Ll~iIING NAN,
Evening
FIFTH SERMON on TIE STORY OF A LIFE.
Subject HOME AGAIN.
BAPTISM attcI the evening sermon.
STRANGER. rnr,IilliV welcomed.
Religious Notifies.

Raptisma alter tnr evening sermon.
strangers cordially welcomed
AT the second Unitarian Church B-ook yn. cor Clinton
and Congress tomorrow ming. at l. O'Clock, REV
JOHN ". CHADWICK viii peach subject, The Higher
I-uaIiauisH ~ euiIg service 80 c lock. Sgbcct, In
k9nt" second lecture Representative Men. All
cordially invited
Al scotch Presbytcri1n Cauch, l4tfst. between
Services 10 MORROW ut 1880 a. and
. D. 10. The Pastor. tie Rev. SAMUEL NJ HAMILTON,
peoples prayer meeting Friday al 8 o'clock
SON pa II o'clock. SInjec "Our Personal Rela-
tions the spiritual inverse ppIOD3te singing by
Misses COur0n. Noe'CInS meeting Everybody woicoE1-
Association Hall, 4th-4v,. ana 2ad-st,
STANTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. il. @. HI~COX, Pastor, Will preach
at II a Dr.. ana Z 30 .
Sunday.schOOl and Bible caise- al $50 "A m.
S-ave-D Divine Ivi,os >uui.y ConIugj.I by tho REV.
CAPLOS NAifrYN at 1880 subject 60 The Sepulcllia ia
the GARDEN At go Cur IHy Flag. Sunday sChuOl ~
$50 strangers invited.
American Temperance EoiOn cooper Institutc Sunday
afternoon o'clock Add IS inc rex GtOi;rE W Ga l.
LEY, Director Of Music solos, anth-ls duurteis .uI
choruscs Noinis ana Co.uetist. The Union pUtHc
meeting Al the Asbuty VI. j. Church. East Wa,ia glun
soliatc 30 Addrcsse.
'''' ''' - J0s 4. BCGAEDUs. President
T. n. CARPEN TER CoTespondng Secretary
Al Troobi,n rs berndcle The Rev. T. DEWITT ~ l.
MACE Will p!Ca 'n.r,vw morning 1890 o'clock about
the FESTIVITIES tIA-on NlIi also preach at 1aOp. N.
A-Naulattan Temperance Aaso~lriioni Masonic
Temple Oih-avs ana -.d &C. SUNDAY Drc L ~ p'olO. b
sharp Flo music by he g'ace CHOIR and COO cut speeches
stamford Conn. ana So r. LhMHLbr ~ q. Au wei
J.ih GIBBS, ftcsideat.
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Broo4lpn Dro1:rtl For 5a!: an % Set

EOR SALE on very easy terms, iOuT-sloty
b.ic, s.llug0 ths west stle % Con- hDlt tolsi+
,D,fyccn tIt1u aid NlU >tt'ct torr-+ pF"jpN
me- c OIy. lIj ralhZ tIr0l "a % tir nAl.'l 3,
s,r, tom. On FurutI-,J lpt LbKll( nll ~ !. Jay
rf cs.l, required. Address L. LESTER, I1Duhe OHO''
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ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES LINE
"A DREW aud ST JOHN leave H. North River foot
OF Canai.st every WEEK DAY, at p. connecting at
Albany SUNDAY morning excepted with trains Moth. West
aud Fast StateroOms warmed go
E1cLsion tickets to Albany and return good 80 days - 90
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NETWORK CHORUS SOCIETY.
~ THEODORE THOMAS........ Musical Direction
lrS2'S3.
STEIN WAY HALL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING December g. Of O'Clock
FIRST TIME ~ tins country
GOUNOUS Sacred Tnl0gy
THE REDEMPTION.
THE REDEMPrTON.
THE REDEMPTION.
Only authorized cdi ion NOvello. Ever Z Co, LOnloli
Dtson u Co. New York Boston and Pilad l?hia
The NETWORK CHORUS and Ol.C HES IRA and
Distinguished ~oloisis:
single seats FOR TIE kDEMPIION Dc obtained at
the Box Office OF SteaWay Hail
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Will preach n Union B $40 sunday afternoon
Miss Lille Berg puIi. OF Lana; crtl, Wiz sing.
a'gO quartet and algc chorus led Dy ME Secyeis.
Allsta'sIec. Invitation TO all
All souls, Protestant Episcopal Church lMcnlo,ll OF
aye-Ihc Krv r. HLEi.i, NEWION wiIi preach an ~
ri evening prayer at . y.
4 Free Gospel @eryice-Graud Opera Han 23dst ana
Service. GO D.. meetiup
O'Clock. =. i. SIMPSON, pastor.
ana Gth ayes-rhe pastor the hev. JOHN Il. PAXTON.
u d. viii preach sunday. the "a inst at IL a. H. and Z ia
=. Lecture Oh "Wednesday evening 40 O'Clock
Brick Church OF jtl.avc. and 37th.st-The Rev
HENRY !. VAN YkF. jr, PasOre'oct. will preach on
SUNDAY. Us ember !. at II a m. ana ..
son ave and 6ltlst the Rev. 10 EPH T. ELDER -. d.
PaatoI-St..ICcs: Morning at il OC0cb evening a.
The Pastor vii preach tomorrow. SUNDAY school $3.50
Communion morning Prayer ana conference
meeting Wednesday evening and young peoples me-n8
Friday evening.
Central Methodist f;ui scogai CSurc, 7thave lih
stFf,aChug at 1920 the J. =. C1iADW OK,
ID. j.. GIand temperance meeting at 7:3J D. under
Hon " t. Dodge the rev " c Steele. and The pastor.
All are welcome.
Collegiate Reformed Du'ch Church. shave, corner
23h ttlhc Rev. \. W. CoNALJNG, d. d, VIII preach
Sabbath 81 inst Services at Ii a III. ana "a ?. IN.
Churches for the Pe0pIe-preachng every sabbath
FIRST WARD CHAPEL No 81 Greenwich st.
CALVARY CHURCH. No - Worlh.st.
DE WITT MEMORIAL CnUKCH 30 80 itiyiEgion st
Il " JAMES MARSHALL, Pastor.
CARMEL CHURCH. No. la Grand.st
oLIVET CHURCH No. 90 "a 81
Seats free. Come and welcome
l. l. JACKSON. Secretary City Mission,
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