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the 10th inst at Jacksonville Flor.
ida. George b. Hedges. in he 3Sth year % his
Funeral h7 late residence NJ. l4G 6h-ave.,
Brooklyn sunday, 10th inst, at 2.5O p. N.
HOOPER-Ent.red into rest Faster morning Amelia W.
Hooper aged 3 years ana II months
Funeral from the resdence " her nephew, the Rev
Joseph Hooper Lebanon Springs y y on Tuesday Aprh
II. 40 lO3ua m.
Boston lnd Ncwburyport papers please copy
LEWIs-Iu WiImaluc Conn, on Saturday, April Is Mrs
julia I. Lewis
MAsONn Thursday the 18Th inst AZ his residence IN this
city Ersaiuo Mason. VI. j., aged - years
friends invited 20 attend his funeral on
Monday the i7tu M ~ O'Clock ~ the West Pres
byter.an Church 4-d.st. between 9TH aud Oth ayes
ROBIN~-In Philadelphia. THURSDAY. the 18Th inst-
Thomas Robins in the ~Gth year Of his age
ROBERTSON lingering illness. Friday, prl H.
John Robertson. native ot Perth scotland.
Friends and acquaintance Of the family respectfully
at-ll Tie funeral from A7 axe reside No.
west 3-d-st. Monday, l7.h inst. at D. u.
Please omit flowers.
TONNSEND-On Thursday. April l3 Belinda Rockwell
vile of Edward A. owLscud
Funeral services Wild Doe he'll IrdaV. April ~. az pm.
az ~ Bartholomew Church. Mad s0naye ami 44th--t
VAII.-At Hewburg. n. Y, Friday April a. Charles
~ John all axtil t6 yrlr-.
Funeral on TUESDAY 81 = ,. M.
" oc q lt icrr5 on The arrival q tie i A. NJ
ain from Nc| YORK
Won MISUNDERSTANDING. April Is at los 7rhst. clara,
and a.. H.
Funeral private
Friends Will please omit Towers.
WOOpRUFF- n Thursday. Arr ID. T0ttle +, wife ~ T.
Oui.n o0crf. and caugtsro te late James ". toburu
Funeral on saturday 40 1870 from tut rrsDencc. Willis
ave- second door north of lH'l-7t Relatives and friends
invited TO attend without further notice.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

NA-uINDIoNs Saturday, April .. 1852.
The President Las approved the ac. authorizing he
construction OF q bridge across the Missouri River uear
st. CAtrlez, No.
Colonel Corbn, the secretary and treasurer has re-
celved during tue week subscriptions amounting 10
sz2I - toward the Garfield MONUMENT to DE erected ia
cty.
f. W MoGatt, paying teller OF tho casA-room Of the
Treasury Department has been dismissed and duties
are bon temporarily performed by ny Whitney, assist
ant cashier.
IN. House Committee on Commerce to-day heard
members Of the Congressional delegations OF Albania
Florida and virginia advocacy OF appropriations for
MYERS and har,or- ~ fneir respective zoe ilid-s.
The extension OF time granted to the contestants in
the sobraute OF California expired TO day without
the necessary ap cati,u for rehearing having been
Med, aud the decision aeaJ Rendered .Aercy becomes
final
Secretary Kirkwool this afternoon baIe farewell to all
OF the employees IN she Interior Department and VII
leave city for Dis home ID Iowa on Monday or yes
day AIRY Teller viii take charge OF the De
parturnt on Monday.
sterling p Rounds the new Public Printer. took pos
session Of he office this morning The Office for
nlav turned over tO Mr. Rounds hy Chief Clerk CAls,
Mr. Dcrrcc. beng confined To l- bed. Captain Brian
Was to-day ins 4od foreman OF tire printing Office.
The House Committee Icrrltori ot tue.r meeting
to-day instructed Representative Grout TO move u
pension Of the rules Oh day next ana put upon Its
ls--nge b, the House the biI establishing tie 1-rr-
tory Norin Dakota, aud providing temporary Gov
eminent tacr,fJT
The House Committee civil Service Reform to-day
directed Representative Ne Of ONO % report To the
House with o favorable recommendation resolution
calling upon the tary Of the Navy for informant Oh
rc-Id 80 DE appuntmrI u oi Foi nsoIs OF hltLca-
tee ~ tur Navy Slice January, 1881.
The PostnazterIencr has prohibited the delivery Of
money orders registered letter. tAc United states
Manufacturing Company, ~ Washington u. c., aud 10
the Dayton Mutual AID Association. ot Dayton, ONO.
Tie prohibition based upon tie reports of te ilsprc
ror-. wLo hlyc declared the above concerns 10 De
IuuduIcAt IL ttuLlons.
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JUnB0s LOVE 1T fIESr SIGHT

Jumbo was introduced to his fellow captiyes
at the Madison square Gar.eu yesterday afternoon
When tie per and the immense crowd
Lad departed, eighteen eephanls OF various
sizos were led mo the south ring and
ranged IN line on the south side
Queen was not there. she hal already receN ed
the honor al Introduction 10 the Distinguished for
eiencr and Plate absent hs surly disposition and
unrug temper uniting him Tor good society. The eie
phAuis being all arranged -ccOrding 10 their rank
Jumbo slowly into tie rms accompanied by his
keeper. When the elephants cav the huge noun
tain OF flesh, swayiug from side side
coming down the track, there
uonentary thrill Of surprise along the line One or two
of the youngest elephants gave audible evidence OF their
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act round OF those old characters in which he Ia famous
aud in many Of which he is unequaed on the modern
Stage The first week will be devoted to 8iohei'e''
OheIo Mac6eh. BcrtUoeio and Id0o Mr. Booth mas hAd
season Of grea, prosperity-and prosperity
hotter deserved than by this true and great artist, who
tcvotes his whole life and being TO his art giving form
and practical application TO the highest creations OF
poetry doing everything possible TO adorn aud advance
The stage and nothing 70 suy or degrade H. MT
Booths return places within the reach OF our
puc the finest achievements in tragic acting tnat are
10 bee seen 10 this generation, and the btTl lhIc"V
that hoW from the practice OF the dramatic ar IT. can
nor be- doubted taai the rs II American actors VIII re
ccive q roy. welcome the first OF American cliIes
At the o. his engagement mere Nj Booth VIII pro
coed to Europe there to complete the work upon
which he entered in the OF lssO-sl- tour Oi
tine provincial cities OF Grea Britain and OF France ahc
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ing Edwards Pierrepont, judge Peabody, john Jay
Ex-Governor Morgan. Judge Davis General James Grant
WILSON, Commodore Upshur L. 3. ~. DR. ElA"orh Eliot
aud Mrs Martha J. Lamb The address delivered by
Isaac Arnold. president Of the Chicago Historical 50
cety upon his personal "reminiscences OF Lin DIN and
Of Congress during the Rebellion" Mr. Arnold Is sixty
six years old ta and slim. He wears a snort gray
moisacbc bur no whiskers. His hair T. dark and be u
partly bald. lie read his lecture 'hioISh
glasses in an easy conversational tone Inc
lecturer was elected Repres niaiiyc from LIMOS IN
1851. aud reelected In 1868 AMI was appointed 40 al-
tor ~ the Treasury after his second "r In onEress In
lS64 he published a History of Abraham Lincoln III
beginning bis address last gt he referred 10 tLe fart
that Yesterday the seventeenth auuivers nv or me
death OF President lincoln At the close OF the lecture
The .prAer was applluled. aud yOtc VI THINKS " az
given hun by the audience.
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REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE.

WAsHINGTOS, April lj.-Pursuant TO an in
vitation extended by Marshall jewell q the members Of
the Republican National Committee present in this
city an Informal meeting held this morning IN tie
Rooms Of the senate Committee On Rules. Mr. Jewell
presided, and George W. HOOKER Of Vermont assistant
secretary, and Joan c. New Of Indiana Wi am l.. Frye
OF Maine. Chagncey l. FIey Of Missouri william Yo-t
OF Virginia, w. IS. HiCks OF FlOrll, J. l.. DCveaux Of
Georgia. j. A Martin " Kansas, Paul ~rObach OF Ala
baIna " +. CanAady OF North CatonA aud samuel Lee
Of south Carolina were present.
The subject OF The party interests IN the Southern
states WAS fully dscus-rd and the members expressed
tleiuselv earnestly DO favor OF union II the ncpu0
cans " ire southern 5,aes with liberal dement's IN
those states promise progress the direction OF
liberal natiopa -rntimcnt and broader political ideas
that ~lu Insure % and al honest count; t-at
national affairs viii antasouze the principles au1
20 Icy oi BOURBON - .uocracy.
William r. Frye offered the following resolution, which
w1- nimous.y adopted:
Ecso'rol, That there be q meeting Of the Republican
Ma Inu4l Committee Al Washington on tine fOuriI
"Wednesday of JauuHry, l-S3, 20 consider ANA take uu4l
TIE report of committee appointed Na.C4 d.
1--l TO and report % tn- Natonl trmaittcc
b. 40 for srcurlu- inc several Congressional .lcs
the -ht 10 tArlr Own delegates 10 t.c Lcxt NJ
toual COLvcn and 20 tr'u-aet any O,Acr business
that mag be- brought before tueu.
The meeting was then adjourned sine die
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RECENT PORTRAITS.

In spite of the multitude OF photographs of
Genera Garfield good portraits Of latest Martyr
Pr,si. eut art not yet abundant Many Of the photo
graphs were taken during tue worry OF the cam
palgu and Of the large engrayiugs there lew
mat 10 not show the traces Of hurried wOr 10 take ad
VANTAGE Of he immediate demand Tho largest and 30
lar a. We have seen, the best stee wings Of
A.u ua4e ba, JUS been i-sued by the Henry iii Pub
ishIng Company, Of Norwich Conn. II is copied from
picture taken IN Wasbngt,A In tie spring Of 1850 aud
the amcnled man III tie prime Of his VgoI
QUO uIauAOod.
A satisfactory large hthograph portrait Of Mr. Long
fe low has recently been issued oy Menang stecher
Of Rochester.
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RAILROID tYTERESTS.
RAPID Transit ~ TIE SUBURBS

RAPID TRANSIT n THE SUBURBS.
An adjourned meeting Of the property own
crs o. the Annexed Dstrlc, and Westohester County
was held yesterday afternoon 40 No. 40 Waterst A
communication vas received from Albany. stat ng that
the Committee on Railroads lad reported adversely the
bill 70 extend the time OF the charter o. the Port Chester
Rapid Transit Railroad. It was also stated L NJ the
suburban Rapid Transit Company as soon as possible
woud construct bridge At >ocOId-ave FOR which they
h1rc char err. BY this means direct cOmmnnica' on
would bc cstab lsIei between the Har. iu River aud
Port Chester aud Inc second Aycnue Elevated Road
a resolution Wa adopted that BIZ o. amendment 70
an at 10 Incorporate the Harlem 81 e. and Port
Chester Railroad Company" De presented FEB the Legl
Ia-iIo. requiring the running o. hourly trains from .
o. IA. 20 - =. on the above road.
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- MnRfAN.. CONCERT.

Miss Maud Morgan. assisted by Mrs. Emma
Dexter william Courtney. Ucrm-un kor,hru'r 'niit'
Werner and her fati er George W. Morgan gaze con-
cert last evening n ChicEcru- Han before fashionable
and enthusiastic audience Miss Mornn's first harp
solo was Ap;omas's Arrangement Of Home sweet
Home" W ich she gave with considerable power ana
briLarcy. she responded TO a recall. Mrs. Emma DeH-
Ter sang Non Paycntur from the Mage Fluie' she
b.. a powerful and flexible soprano voice, evil
deucius cultivation. hut marrcd ny decided tremolo
lle. -L. OF fl- dIIcu aria was much agplAudcd.
a id she was Tor second
-luc Size then siug ID shadow walt from Duol d. .
Inc programme conCi ldei by dlo Tor harp 4Ld
organ. arranged from Beethoven and rendered b. Mr.
AlUI-4u AID LIS GAughtcr
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FASHION NOTES.


POmpddOur styles prevail.
Atca ribbons ar y.ycd.
New mantle. have painters.
Vests TAX the place of lchus
scarf mantes are very graceful.
Fai. Ie u more Wish thAu satin.
Sdrrrd blsqucs are still popular
B..ck braid trims culOred dresses.
Larg. BOWS Al Used on low shoes
Necke.c.iefs are ned n "a 81 bows.
Berry buttons are used IL and pc II.
skirts are narrow. but bds.cs are lar-e.
surplce nec1s stylish and becoming.
Matinee sucques are ID de oi satin suiah.
Newlokes poke downward ia the forehead.
japanese cumped Grape is %, for bonnet.
Ivory whire Is the fashionable sh dc of WI
India linen j. used for w-i-e morning Cres-e-
jockey caps are worn 10y some eqnestrenn.
breakfast cups are OF silk muslin embroidered
Shoulder capas cross Ia front IA au.pLce styles.
The spring " edd4ns e4sOn began List Tuesday
Damond-snapcd openings on new corsagcs.
-ulnl black Neap0liuu bonneis an. fashionable.
Brading on JACKIE, bids fair 70 become very
Ver,uese grceu is artistic suad iUr pclns dresses
Wateriu. place dresses day and evening short
Alpaca or brcdue dresses imported from London.
smooth Eugsl cloths more SD i!su yiJts.
Widro-e pax is the stylish color for evening dresses.
jersey gloves of black SILK VIII be worn with spring
suits.
80 derbue is the popular shade for cloth jackets aud
suits
worth uses striped and ohau,.ab silks in his richest
dresses.
Soon and ?. IN. are the fashionable hours for day
weddings.
Ostrch fa hers droop over tie front edge Of large
straw Auir.
Je.sey 4ckes are preferrei to the masculine English
" 4lAll- Jackets.
Pcra e!o,n nantes trimmed with chenille fringe are
Ycls fashionable.
Ia-4ue- rin skirts Of different fabrics arc Sill popuar
and economical
Pan. or rusne. arr more stylish than pIeatings Tor
ed ,4ug ..Ie.a ski
4i4g b o. sirts barely touch abe ground when che
Wearrr auda rect.
-lA u4arrclothug in silk pr.ncesse shapes is worn
Wltu the DO,tuI-rs
Japane-e sltues have heads Birds fans, screens and
letters pr.n ed ul"n Item
Buck-rr s sioealA- with neck ribbons to match are
worn with black drc.7.r.
Flannel dresses side aud Mountains are Of sol
drr-uluo, or uuslail-cCi.r
Embroidered -i.A-ll- "a aAd nuns yelling are the
finest fiDr4c- fOr whit dic-atn
cold col n buttons represent pansy, bird or butter
ny or else thry have turqlDiae, pearl OF diamond IN
tur centre.
Cream white ldine Is made up Ovar sitine
ana Lilllr4 via AO"tls Out " cIotObhe ioi SUN
lci lit--ts. bonnet, IAN ANA la asv AIc haAe "
match these
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SATURDAY, MGHTcIUB 1T DELM0McCS

The members OF the Saturday Night Club
and their guests gathered for TIE April dinner last even
Ing 40 Demoncu.. OF the members there were present
tie president, Clark Bel : F. AycrJ, L. NJ Bates, Ed
ward bradley. AusIu CorDln. Austin G. Day, i. y.
Dickersou, ". II. Guon, Dr. W. A. Hammond, a. T.
Hcrrck IL. IL. uoDolc, r, John MciIu-hcs, T. l.. James
C. y. Jordan, steele Mackayc ana FREDERICK Iuyl'r
The GUESTS most OF whom .de a.trr-uncr speccle5.
were IouuauluuI Up.uur. ol t.c .rJOAyu Navy Yard,
stewart j.. Nooul0Iu, Dr. d. tllise lnO.is fO41 J..
Nurun.sl. T. D. ,iIl4cr, l.ui mt a D. heHy "a, L. =
S. 5ygaAcc "a eT.OI. D ". D.Lulcl James H. hsrts-
horn Au4 ". L. Andrews.
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TIE pHuHARMoNIC SOCIETY.

The Philharmonic Society brought its for
teth season to close last night by brilliant concert in
the Academy Of Music. The programme was as io
lows:
Overture "Consecratlon OF thc House" OP IT
Concerto fat or * dr-i timel 1Ier'nAna Goe'L
Hermann tiet1el
Komauzs " Uutcr LldL enc M2nGeloaunl' ~ H.,
Siguor C4nipAnini.
Norspie lIohcn grim 1890. wagner
- mpIOny IN &. No . -SchuOel'
There ~ ouly novelty IN this lstthe pianoioF'e
CONCERTO. and interesting IT proved 10 De- Ihos
Tn , csseucc somewhat beyond the capahue- OF inc
excellent young musician who undertook "S
Interpretation II is fun Of testimony TO
tie scholarship and genius Of Its composer. whose
career WAS cut short almost q, soon as he h.d
conquered recognition w.ih the opera To- when
Germany now turns with more PRIDE than to
nlrnos, any Of her other productions in music
Toe evidence does not seem to be that Goetz WAS
either very graceful or spontaneous Ineloist
but the subjects or this concerto are disnined
and expressive and for the greater part
.,,.-.hl ,dsuted 10 their purpose The
general impression left by the concerto was that oil
o work OF rare merit. Inspired 10y stately ana serious
beauty
Mr. Ectzcl a. among or growing panlsi' ~ -f 'i1'
prascworthy stature For the palnstaAns care bSi""e
up The concerto the audience gave him eenfron- re-
turn fOr commanded close attention. ana nc
e-,,r 1,gnIn1nin saur tho Weber romance taul afer
II S.eyrunars love song from Die Nakue y ODD ~tfIf
,,li.. gave great pleasure. although u Wa sif'Aal-
VIII a ,pn r4llty thlt was Ntully lh k'P"- ""
ne anus cal chIrac er of either Weber or wagner IRE
o1cI urc. p-cluuc dud e. lpaony were pas ca
Ike al the rcYcr Ury pieces 20! tac lliAr'lt 1'r''!
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.

TRENTON, y. j., April 15.-Ihe case of
George j. McGo1rkey against the NowJersey Southern
Railroad on trial for three weeks past III the United
states Court here was decided List n--lt IN aYyr o. TIE
railroad company. The decision makes tie railro al
crapH ly- le good O. large tract u Land IL TIE
vicinity Of tAo Shrewsbury River.
Hartford, April 80. NJ shepherd superintendent
of the NrwYor and New E0c' n1 Railroad. with head
quarters ~ t-i- cit. has RESIGNED his position.
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TANTTS- NrCZINSTRY- At Prospect Hill Hlfs p -. z,
April IL. Isl bv the Rev George g. Wesley. Nellie sec
oud daughter or Augustus Nc hlnstry % + carroll
HaaAes 40 cards.
LORD-RILEYon The 18Th inst at the Church Of the An
nuuciauDu, the Rev. Ben amin I. Douglass Daniel D.
Lr ~ this city, 10 Elizabeth yOungest dan <fer Of the
late Rev. Henry 4. Riley. OF MontToso, Pennsylvania
WATSON TIN--In Cambridge Mas&.A prl 3, James
o. watson of orange y J. AMI Mary 60 daughter Of the
Rev u. y. uasAin-, :. 7 D., Of Cambridge.
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NewEngand and the Middle Atlantic States they are
westerly. the souei Atlantic coast they north
westerly and northeFy in the Gulf States Tennessee
and the Chic Valley. The temperature has risen from
10 10 10 In the extreme Northwest and remained
nearly stationary in ali other districts.
Indications for today
For New England, fair weather, northerly shifting 10
snutherly Winds stationary lower barometer and
higher temperature.
For the MID lie Atlantic Sates, fair weather, variable
winds, stationary lower barometer, higher tempera-
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE April 10, l = NAT midnight the
movement in the barometer upward Clear and
partly cloudy weather prevailed yesterday The tompera
tnre ranged between AZ aud so. tue average 46''
being the the spOnding day lat year
al q lower than Friday.
tcgr or fair AMI warmer weather may be Qcctec 20
DAY " ud VII
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The For-nighty Musical Club, the last meet
in o. winch Wa ue, al pencra ia De-no-as. met last
evening. "a the house OK 1ir-. D. H. steObins
Hiss K4n1ie gave small dancing pay, last evening,
AZ LIE house oi MT. anu Mrs rcter AcmDle, Last
NIutI--t.
l.r-. Nilclm Piciharit gave musicale from 20
u. H., yesterday. ~ Ter house in Ma ilsOl-lNc.
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coNGREsS DURING THE WAR.

The New-York Genealogical and Bographi-
society held thirteenth anniversary meeting last
gut ~ the hall OF the Academy Of Medicine al No II
West TAirty-nrst-st Henry L. browne presided and
among the prominent persons present were the follow
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SPECIAL NOt rcs.
Athtrby & Co = Arr Galleries
81 and - broadway. between 1874 Ald llth-sta
IN FI.. EXHIBIT lGN TOMORROW tAoN DAY,
DAY A % EVENING,
continuing anil time 0l sale,
TuTR~DAN FRIDAY ANU SATURDAY
Afternoons next % -.3O O'Clock,
A PuINAIE COLLECT ZION or
VAvT VRICA ERAf. ORIENTAL iENAhlCs
LACQUEhs AND CUklOe.
Also fow
FINe pArSTINGs - OIL AND WATEE-COLOR5,
including
A PICTURE By MUR1i@LO.
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4 Great Record.

you would have lre.h 20 70 headquarters coLroy
DENTAL Association no % Cooper Ins;tate. Ihoy have
given IT, 70 II. 732 patients without single accident
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tlc!iqlous Notltes.

AN ~ous' Protestant Episcopal Church Memorial Of
subject: LoIsieAow." C1ocu prayers az p.m.
A. lhc West pre,5yierian Church t2,t between Eth
viii preach sunday tbe lGtn inst at il ~ and 1870 pa
Culynry Church. corner shave. aud 2ststseryice ~
II o.. and 3.3I p ni-ihr Rev. tDW ARD 81 LLINAN.
both services
Central Bap'ir Church !2a'5 pe,w2ea I'm and sTa;
1t 1880 a. and D.
Cnureh Of the ~ and i9Fn, g Fcy
a N and : H. At me evening services the Rev.
Church OF the Neysinh corner IN 81 and Park ayeThc
Pastor, the Krv R)BEKl CoLLfER. vll preach no 4
Faiung from Heaven Public invited.
chnreh ofthe Divine Pn'frpfy o eSrne5 45,1
II a d., ana ~ p m 't , ~ u ''it,
aid Limits" striasers cordially invited.
Church Of the HOLY Apostle. coraerof 2shs anf 9th
ave- tho Rev BrADY .. BACNCs. %. b. hecor. Morning
servc- IOsJ. Evening 1885, the Hoy. Dr. Il l.
CHAHEY. OF Trinity Parish, VAL preach seats fIee.
DR.. Newman having rseoyersl nom h.. illness is e1
peced occupy the pulpit m ih~ A1lsolaye t9lge "a.
ToS OF Syracuse Uuiyer-1 viii preach today al II H.
First Baptist Church Park ave. corner Of Sgh-st.-
Prea,nin- 20 D. a. l and I;i1 T. n by ih- fasor we t-N
MonSv evtains General pray 5rneetng Friday evening
both commencing al '4j p M
Fourth Unitarian on H Nm D. ~ % BrooSyn
viii preach SUNDAY. April 10 81 ii ocock m Evening
preach subject The Foes 70 Capital and Labor Public
cordially invited. SUNDAY school D. l01 m
five Points House OF Industry Eoljj Worth ST., william
f. Barnard Doa,, o., 9S 80 bo on
and second hand ciOtI mag earnestly -o-c.lei
Ola John street MetiOdisf Episcopal Cburcb-hrst 10
Aurrlra-44 JOtD--t. tir 4
Al O 3r A. and 7.3O sunday school ard strlng"fs
.ss Young Peoples trAJ CT az
$50 D. seats free. AL cordially invited.
Rev Z p Farnharn. OF Providence r. l.. viii preach n
pglm baptist church, 5l-t B. ~ rn -tl ana 9t!llycs
49, I. AMI eNt NJ Services COMMENCE ~
10 81 aud $50 strangers cordially invited
society Tor Ethical Culture Professor FELIX ADihE
l lecture society SUNDAY Apul lb 40 lhra-
ern Al corner ami 5hsye. door, opened 1000,
%. Interested invited 70 attend SUB.
ect. Tho ShadON OF MOuoloy-
- (.corge- ChHrch -tuvVr-ant Morning ser
vice ocl1ck with sermon By the Rev. REESE Ai0OP.
ID D. Philadelphia La-fer celebration u 1und ~ school
n tAc church $40 Peoples Tet service, with sermon Nv
The Or ALoJP 40 40.
The Church of the Incarnation. Rev ARTHUR
Hl.Dpk- un'lv -cnoO $50 n 10 chlpel Oh me
Broad Tabernacle 3stnaL Divine service IA lcmpe
Inanull II a. Ill., service tIo afternoon at y n ia
CHRIST Churcn. jLh-Aye aud J5tn-sl