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5amts 6. @laiut
BLAINE AND THE GERMANS.
& Dispatch Of Jtay 3d. 1as 10 he American AtSter al
Berlin.
PART.tENT or -TATr,

DEPARTMENT or STATE.
WAsHIN TuN. u. g., July 80. ls-l.5
SIR: During The darsest Ieriod Of the RECOMMENDS
dprci H. ,UorI u ad OF American l4cI cnd"uce red
erick william Augustus Baron -eubeu I"ihcI Wa7nll-
TON AT Valley Forge the memorable and disastrous
winter OF i74 lie atte-ied the sincerity Of his attach
TO the patriot cause by e,pogss II when H. lori
adverse, it, proS ecis gloomy ana ID. nope
but for the intense Of the people, welnigh crushed
The Btron steuben Wa- received by Washington with
the most cordial welcome, and immediately + aced on
duty as m-p~ctor-G eucral OF the my. 4 aelal eel
a5i0Ty 90 Of ms e Fe1cn6Hary aTasr 60 had served
ia Years Wal on che stan OF tne gI-I i,.
NJ military science the aku and the eNueren." SD much
n..,ied bv The unframed soldiers OF the Continental
army The drn and discipline and effective orgauiza-
ton which under the tDuutrdlL- patronage o wash
nston were at once impaired to the American army ny
me zeal a, cucc of >ieuhen. trans rucd tie yoI
tcer- and lryir- INTO N.ir.ih- ".' -l 'A. III.
the Br-h regulars ia all the campaigns OF that pro
Tie final surrender Of the British army under L'ri
Cornwall.- occurred AZ Yorktown, NAiAr IN daN ~
october 1871. Baron stcuh"u bore most consli'uo
part In the arduous campaign -lch ue1 -' "l,
for the nurnental army and U irI L' HII .o
the tr~t Official notification of the rloI '-d COMPUTATION
ami 10 hear it to me n-ri"no m
The centennial ot that great eve % Ahi'lpl .l ~
is h. be celebrated with appropiiie oi~er'au e7 ana
rec ed by the President to trudrt through . -,
tiou 10 the reprc-,n ativt. of Baron -ruoch tdm! I'D
Government OF the United states l'u "il 'n'lIi'n
icate the Invitation through the Imperial Minister ~
Foreign Affair." and VIII !lfe,. I" ,,n '' a,I " ''
Those who come the representative of Baron -teu-
family vl Poe d~rIfef u N.I joy W ~ So l
perity of a. welcome AZ was given to th'l
ous kinsmau iu the dark dave " University hh! va,
They will he the houored Euc-t- ~ h'i' million Nm'Il
cans vast number NJ whom have German blood hoo fh"
veins and constitute one OF the most worthy and "a h"
efeu,ut- that make uu thc strength of DO" E"plhlc
Intensely devoted no patriotic nlrtv 10 America. they
yet ain and cherish and transmit the most anrt"uaie
memory of ',tb,r'arl. To these On" wiz or fai' n
Cteuboua rrIaf will have ell me- ~ tnr revival
of family ti,s while 20 an AWrricnn7. of vhatrt 'i
origin tbo presence of Gprua0 guests win 16nrd htthC
orporutft, off fcsfrur .Ir fr4u'rt FOR ih'f great
country within whose Imperial limits arc In'I 1ici an
much uf human grandeur and humln progress am
.t o., J,ur- -. BLAtNE.
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tII('l.
GENERAL LooAvs VISIT TO nERKIMER-

GENERAL LOGANS VISIT TO llERklMEl{-
TIE ORlSkANl MONUMENT
my IrltGHArH Iu rue rHlRuvEl
urea. Aug S.-Goncnl John \. Logan will
arrive at uerkimer ~ on Monday nnd vil he the
guest ~ Senator warner Miller for several days An I'M
formal reception will be given him at the Court House by
residents Of llefhmcr
Tho Committee Of Trustees ~ Hamilton College. to
which wac referred the communication ~ mombert ~
the faculty relative o President Darling will meet IN this
city an Turaa1y
The monument tu mark tho alto ~ tho battle ~ ora
tany dedicated on Wednesday, II wa buiit at n
onst nf gis,ooul ~ this the General Government oon
tnhurd VI 100. The state 5000 aud the inesiono aud
the remainder or the money fRiaed by the Ourtda
Historical NOtlety, Tho munuhtn n eighty ave feet
nigh and IL uilen west NJ Utica About OOo per
sous we're resent the dedication Tho Hon. william
Dursheimer who made the dtdioaiOy address, Visited
Trenton Tails yesterday, and HlcaAa IA ugdenaOurg ~
night
Thus far 'tytwo nre companies are entered Tor the
parade during tie state fromehs CONVENTION On August
.O-sg.
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pRicrs CLOSING 4r r0E HorroG



~, trir1u,ru 90 rue rrrrvr'
Curtoo. Aug. 81 "Ouc hundred md forty
ave thou.nni bush,. nf ~ ca VIZ the nr W. thl hn'
ffom si Louis and 10 hid mo.r trtu lut hlns o'" d'
With breaking Inr MAX september vine e. Viii %
closed beet night 90 ~ cent? rot do n to M c"na
mosi 90 ou,c r The open ng, uni ever body appeh ed
to have wheat fr sale. foor, hcnt co.
led IN h. s.n.rg After to decn e. tool
bu me s.sr.rd A little mpro em' nj fol owed. 40
ioou On mprtct ON haoee io k'd a7 e t WIS to -" .
da, i,h mo- re uronl for either buyer or sellor About
/ o'clock Their. wna nd bronx that g.. August
wheat To- 7p7 couts -epenl'r To- slA cents ana
Ort inrr ~ SLY D. utA.
corn ut Angus and sept mhct ar pped 20 5l's coni7
aud October tu hlh4 c'HtF ~ granL '"'f lpN
tep 1lG ~ wheat 2sd ,ais o curu Il car Vi
ats -
Trnvs onH shared Tho neta ~ ~ iin sept irh'r
auii WIN - ~. -rptHubtt lard tu ~ 10
The close on rta a. I wtr wrHk AM ut the bottom
Gent opprd nt HuA rFnfH. HHd AuEus fplg c"ut'
rcptouhst com .tupp ~ 12ig r"u'a Hud oco!'i H,
~ couta rut tHn attous vt va fr August aud w
fnt sept tuhat HnntrHhsf lhth sHtprd ~ ~ % huh
hnpt,ihpf ba pt A. 80 Tho loco vt 10 was At he
bult ~ Tho Adnara. u u.s. - A. uur 'Huo Tug mo
Wheat market uu % ~ hehlr, an brutsp 90 walker a
Go n We a NJ AaId Wrr. lo dihs NJ The former al ihn
oiare ~ thr dsY md p pat In Heh than th0 10 in
h,pe nho. wheat clurfd tt aUn nt-, hupembof corn
a. b. rr g.. hcp ohhor iad al o. 20 aud hoptemb'r
ptha sIH
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HARRIsoN SrlLL UNDER ARREST

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug s.-The attorney
Of J. G. r. Harrison today hloi petition applying tori
oil haboas corpus, the object being reduo
ton Of tie ba demanded. Iarison IL sll under Arrest
ia desuit OF 500 600 bail. The court took the position
under advi.emeut and viii give u decision Monday
Rece Lamb hae discovered among the alleged soh
OF HarrI.on's BANK aOte given by j. q. Harrison,
da ed lae IN 1881, Tor Sl53 500 generally believed
that THIS amount was lost IN stock spoculauonB.
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RLkNSINGS
Rom IA, Philadelphia eau.


City Cousins-"We are having such n nice
time here this summer. We shall have 10 come ever!
summer lie farm Is suoI lovely place for the chill
dren" -.
Farmer John" AhemW
estv ,,slns-" How nice n Is TO have relationA Don't
you think reaions are bossnE, Cousin Joan T.
Farmer Ionn-" Uni Adj VS. OF oolrso. Thar
what tho pot says you know"
city Cousins" The pcctT 800
Partner john Yea lie says Blessings brighten as
thsy lake thelr nigkL ,"
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WAsnIMETnN NOTES.

wAsHISGToS, FuGay, AUG = loN''
ACCEPTANCE REcoMxENDED-The solcu"r q. 'n'
Treasury Ia. recon-. ended tse aceeptdnce OF INC
OFF, OF tie executors OF me l@to osHNu
Gu ms OF the Government against way growing ou' VI
@. rtaIn alleged Illegal mpottatioasot 'oosco9
ouARASrSK HosnrAI-The surgeon Genera Oh 'He
Marin. Ho.ptsi Service mas directed tue estao 'hm
of A temporary quarantine hospital at de aware p'0'"
water. ia, -,
Amour 4 CONsUL's sAIARr.-The First Cohuoher VI
ue1t,a.ury has given an opinion thai 'se saas ths
,ousu ~ officer doe not begn Until he hAs TAKEN 'No
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nArrY cnnnnEN IN NEnNoNL

RrrLANp. VI. Aug. S.-A party of frcsh-Alf
children numbering ma, pas-el THROUGH hire io-la a'd
.r ,,,n.I..I ,n account of railroad coursr Ioua, 10
atom over ,ys hours They crot.cl 70 great deal of ln
t.rsst and attracted "a nrse crowd around the PARK
where hey rolled end umh "d un the gress = W
'l,u,ut tforiIrd than with all the milk hey could
ariul mo p.rtI viii ho divided he we'n cha Lott
~ .lhutn Wiatun I'D uur inst ~. lhet wefe uhd"r
IA. ,rs ~ Mrs alcot Msa nrlt and ". H. In luiusun
Iso - d res-iout "a beautiful charity" wa hd "a
an a.dea 10y in'e.rtled spectators
sprtprhN w.. Aut t.-lha Ercih.Ar patty arnWd
here safely mi ait. ru'0m
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SIhACtSE
"PlNAFORE" ~ IHE OrEN AlR-fREDERICk
DOUGLAss-ATIEMFlED SUICIDE.
nv relroa,ru 10 rae rmnrSnl

DOU0LASs-AIIEMflE SUICIDE.
nv rflroR,ru 10 rae rHlRrsrl
SYRACUSE, Aug. s.-Coloncl Walter NJ. Dale
man formerly Feutous stan. who taken
H. be- insane asylum at Mddleown some time asu, Ia
d. accornsto he testimony 81 several persons I'm this
cry who have recently vsed him, 10 he perfectly sane
CoIuuel Daenan written long ettet appealing r
ha roeasa from Incarceration an Insane uan An In
vesii alton IL TO be made
Herman Janes . aior of this city accompanied the
ryfa Ne tiedaftfang society its recent ~ it 81 New
York he sats he was touhed ny bunco
ssh ~ 80 900 Ito aooosel ht y
stranger who sad he wasa son ~ jshp orcepwst, he
wealthy brewer Of SYRACUSE. sld who swleded HIN OF
NJ money.
The Philharmonic Society ofhyfa'nse snnt tho opera
fnatufe Ia the open air ~ Casenova L,ie yesterday
AmotF he aadionce Naa Ex-Governor seymour
The New York Central road will not eionison
Msaatoga springs in opposusn the West -hore next
week claiming that tue rate 10 40 low that neither road
can make money
Chief Jutge Ruger Of the Court OF Appeals has gone
Berkeley Arms. New'Jersey, for rest and recreation
Eew.Yoik neR have leased Shakespeare Hall for
tsrm Of years and will rebuild the stage and place or
sAesra casirs la the hal. II IL to be run a. a low
priced theatre.
temperance campmeeting will be held on the Lyons
Camp Ground FROM August 10 u AUGUST IL. one mile
west Of Lyons on August 10 the opeang address will
b. delivered BY John sebeAkt Of Missouri. On Thursday
August Ia sI-oovernsr John p. - John, of Kansas,
VII deliver an address
Postmaster Gilbert wiz sstabshs midnight collection
Of mails tho central par, al the city An experimental
tnf Of tho boxes viii be made Tor q week
Frederick Douglass and wife were The quests OF DR.
snd hr Pesss ON Thurday, and started for the Thou
sAad Isands Friday. ME- poosiA@sh making speeches
Tor b sns aud Lsgan lie spesfs a. Proyia, nce L, l.,
august Is He made his nst spesoh In sSracuse for
.Ae .baeH Of slavery fortycns years ago He VIA not
ssuitted 10 sneak hall, bat used for bis rostrum
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
MISFORTUNE Or CHANG, THE GIANT.
Try TELEGRAPH 10 TIE rRrBUSeI

JAMESTOWN, Aug. s.-A sleeping car and its
contents belonging Barnun's Circus which was here
to-day almost destroyed by Are thls morning Bar
NUNS loss is about $1,000 The upied by tho
human cur0stes o. the show Chsng. ths ln"se giant
and his manager Gamer n, the at fhe time
md h. "A escape. the lat Is several nun
dr.G dollars IN money and icwn!ry. and chang loses
$4,000 5000. The q Mt hal a large Of money
and "a tine collection OF diamonds.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

ST. LOUIS, Aug S.-The lumber sheds OF
schpclle d Quer at Second and Anreica ST. and two
SINAI, dwellings were burned az tc hlur las. nghf.
Tho loss is about $4,000. Ias properly wa' wen IN
surcd.
CHICAGO. Aug e--The Grand TrunE Railroad Conn
panvs shop. inst b,von the oity limits destroyed
by fire 10 night The loss j. $4,000.
NEw-H,vEN Coun., Aug s.-The fire on Charles l--and
last night vas jay Gould- Cub House, but IN IN
Old HOT, hui dny which has not been occupied FOR 81 ar'
Tn .Oss u small
DENVER Aug s-Ecws has been rec lived Of de,trui-
tive prairie ar, about 80 mil north At OF his place,
on tie range bctw Denver Junction and he French
man. The burnt district extends about thirty miles
along the PA te and back from he river great
an tanca portion of the jed Brush knuis
and JnlusOn ranges. n has inflicted great lo-s
uIon tue stock interests OF thai leg on
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. Fire this morning
~ l. d. Fairs oil 10th factory In Cam en. =. j.. sup
posed O. have caused by IN eHo lO of bar el VI
b,Bzne destroyed the magazine house ami . sinal
building In IN rear n the mal factor. l0s- r-ooop
INSURANCE $4,000. Henry Meyers, te wa'chnan, VS.
seyo' ely burned
Bosrov, An. Fire this morning IN the Buildings
N.s0 and II Haverhill-st dmag the -tocS and
machinery of Davis Becker a Perkins coffee and spice
dealers. s. 600 mi Y Insured Tic building Is owned
by T. v lay aud was ia uaged 5000 whn Is covered
by insurance.
Job is always quoted as the pcrsonfcation of
DAtencc hnt vIsl II distinctly under fpnd that job
spent his weeks oH AT the sritiurr where
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT REFORMS.
GOOD WORK BY THE PosTMAsTER-GEYERAL IL COR
ERCTING ABUsLs.
lBY TELEGRAPH - INF rRIRUNLl


lBY TELEGRAPH To THF TRIHUSDl
WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-During the last two
months Postmas-er Gcrcral Gresham has been ngaged
~ thorough overhaung OF .hc subordinate Offices N
his Depd tm,nt, and the results have fully sho"n TIE
wisdom CT his action Vile il f. ioriLna.c Y true that
thu far except in ~ OF Coonrl bgr'sdt, the i
bursng oictr. aud one or fwo minor clerks, no actual
di hob sly has been ,d.sc vcrcG &, il also that ~
number OF cases aXucss n discipline aud ~hrcnS Of
responsibility have b. en- exposed VII ca lcTe mn1c j.
necessary Tor the Pos master Genera, t. C'n -evc nj
heads OF bureaus sri divisions sharp account aud 10
take vigorous measures 20 Necessary reforms.
In so doing General Gresham nas ounO 10 necessary 10
bring al his INN. INTO exercise Cor tho uu,h Is
Tat the mead Of an executive de. 'rrUrn. bon
Washington. WHO n. orGs 20 70. bis dIvto undcrs and
a1d direct tine administrator Of IFS affair. IL met at oroe
b' the opposition %, 1T OF minor officials md ell riJ
VINO having been for some years iltluso1 With Ger ain
an'7 resent any 1qu ry INTO at eHpt 20 i'rm thoir
men ds oi doing bu ilcs such ci.5s vaor' tere.ic
ton OF duy was PLAZA and who had oly i-uore' the
suggestions and a.-ohoyed tho ORDER of tho head of bis
depart nent hps lceu known whom his resi- ,patOn was
d'nande D. 10 say: "Wcl before hand In NY rassns-
non thnt vii cousut senator --. who Id me ar
p"lntr' ana who my a." H. sIch a the -en-
h'r nance Il always ore Cf ooWs lndin- pOLft9l inlu
one me n nton of whose LaIr supposed OFerawr
General or shI WHO ike Others, ha, eI be,ted
Z" M test b. nr the sort OF yigu, and tho CON
"' ".tI' oI Prs det Wimrut ur Huc1 p"ttr t1ot'n-
rn f7't ware iefor The work Is uot comp ttel
h'" ' ahJ Rve-t' -Iton- ne now IN progress w mol
ma. iDad to some in'er. ing d~vropm-rts lis eid
tNt ihahiIact1rc ot 81 mlcl envelopes IN regard 70
"A''h 81 me gur- ION hts been raised.
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ARlznNA WANrs pROTECTlON.

WAsurNGrov, Auc. o-ihc Department Of
stale hia received % Communication from tho a''n-
Governor o. AizYDa. saying it here are no nit'j
law, no o. q or II a d. ans co1'nran iund a I"'
i.tosa of he executive ne m e'ahl hing or mfn
,,,... i.,r.,.ffro a.. '7o Mexican ir rrier H. avs
hat yellow fever A.. sid m. ia guivm ' ard %" nit' Ii
.durtiou To- Ar yu.H Do. fUo raiw v tin' 80 Z
fr.tu .uuu.l Th. communicates Vlh r.''r 'I I'D iI
str, rrrntt,ua.t ard v.a rt.te that 'napo' ora
bIb r. app. i.fpd Io. te .Htpr.e irdr ga .' ''-a
nul s.s.uo ami Tran inspectors o. 'h' S'NI.'u i''
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Anr,p cntps a,vtSos urtr rur LIVING.

AnrAp crtLus aAviNCa nrtr 1Hr LIVING
10 me RAZOR af Fhe frttHHr.
atHi A few d4yn since llnrcnr" No"'hi'. HN'0t w.
A. ytu ,oven ,oas ofaso. w,s oaliei 10 otohanso her
,u f, home % earth lot thn Heavenly lihoi'a man
,i,n thavo received toN hor father ihn ,luousol f3O
vita a note "A. fullpwsi " lhl' amount was Aa'ed ny
orene. out Of her pocket money, use Ia he IaDr'
racle Baptist ntararhoi Tor whatever purpose tha
aupertH tehd-ut may thuk ucat a.,
believing hit there Is 10 disposition that coull be
made ~ tlese gatueied mtea more satistaotuiy lo
Or,ncr than pnaplng the Oh dren u or crowded tsne
MONS 10 ook gu Gods OoaGtilul greeh eafil anu
eathe His pure air. send % Ia you To ad 10 the fTosh
Air Fund nor chiidrrn -.
suPkuINrlNDIhT OF TARERNACiB BAPTIST
Cirt RON SUNDAY SCHOOL
BroDkiy,t. ., lS-i
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NM wAsnINGroN MoNuMENT.

WASHINGTON, Aug. SIT Is expected 'n"I W
the clos o. working hours TO morrow tue man s"N' W
tho washington monument will b. completed -"o .oHoy
for the roof The sAan viii ten have N'-lDou uio
hsg gut Of 500 feet The work % pdcH 't ~ ~
., siton wi n which T. hoist he mtitllh III uAo
vii then DO begun aad II II ought Will oo-uP - cs,,
month. about twice the length Oi time t' W. ~ A.
pic In oonstruotu 6 and placing tAs too' "i'e' ~ w.
- IA
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ne HAr DIE FRoE HIS BEATING.

Coroner Baylis yesterday took the ante
norton statement OF Robert Tcford. at Glen Cove l. l.
who. during quarrel with John Merton last lu sday
wa terribly be.tsn. Dr. Seaman, MI Tetordr physi
ctau says that the injured cannot live war All
has been -su-d for Her os arrest The affair has OF =
ated defabe comment. owing 10 the standing OF
both por.ons. MI TelfOfd IN he statement rAye that
Mert site ed thr urcs, aHd that tue qua rel was
over The sett eLnt ut 81 IL eatatr.
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ABOUT SHERIFFS.


ISona me huntington Hdwkebe -,
"Young Politician wants 10 know what the
"a" In h. Grover ttevelant'r stands Tor Hhein
my son shsnf. He used o be shsru OF bt- county u
requires man Of quick sympathes, broad Views, pro
kJund iud4 ment hensiye sohoarship uhNe,alS
training and farreaching insight nto things 70 DC
shorn The faculty OF Yale and Harvard colleges ana
Ar XRsrgreen who teaeles the sehoo N Bogus Hollow,
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ROSSMORE HOTEL.

tabla dhote dinner ssryei ~ aplb- t,r rn eN'e Nees
ft,nn 1lu H. iu 90, ado dhup rtrah al hpals
4, pattp hun, m ~ % 90, lhr hHtr ie nNe he'hf
uf,sht renovated ahh fpfhH shal thfHu4hH" hn fhN
a,f ntpitnba, this huusu W Nd hu prhiu. "a zoos hn Ahif
uan tah HHif. AANllN " law
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and Professor scrbblerus the wiring master al said
that 1T ~ be President OF these y NJ Ell
States unles he had served AZ least term s- Snerh
when Mr.. Geprg- WILTON Curtis. The Duke o. Arper;
heard that sheriff Ceve and nominated lac wept ma
said that the gols had down 10 gov m Aucrlcs
ADDING that he Duke william OF the gods. And
So he il, with litlc " l."
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Now is the time of year that the gay and
dashing yaohtsmln puts o. us white nauu, SUIT 90 :
down aboard Of his Yacht sees that eve yihihs j. IN
readiness for c ui.r and hen comes ashor, ta~e TIE
train aud meets { weasel At Newport. tbOsIon Foft
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CALVARY CHURCH, 1855 worth H., =. ,,... ..,...,
DE- WITT NSNoRA nus il q iisSIqoa, ,..,,.
c,r,,rr cu1-RC4Te 1iet,",nI.t st = u
ONN''Hl ~ u The Rev. JOHN dolly Pastor.
The Rev a. F ATTfI En-. p'''or'
city MISSION, o Bible lioi- &C.
LE.JACR-oN, secretary.
Cal,ar, Baptist Csarcn, West 57t' ostseen 9a 2ni
sunday monlns Il Evenns ,i iSl Jr p ,ny d,y
evening Church open all summer
csarch iloy TRINITY H'i ben, saS slim .
rer service. at ii and = p strange. cordially
Disciple. Of Christ, w.. 56th't between s ,ta ''ea
fie.cmns sunday morning an evening By Tie P'ior
ttbutch Up. n n summer
lishccnrh -tre., 'e,hodi., tp-copHl "rsf. Ht -th
av Frea sis mlIn ls , oi prF .an r.,n sui d,o
r,te 20 ,e Gcnepa ia rhsaspln Will preach
mrs, Presbyterian ,hurch sth ave anl ll'h ct ~ ns
no., f.Atul+ l. PATTON, % - ol lun inl W., P.,,..
f,,r Point. l,,a.r Of leaa.lr, - w'r'.,i wnn 2.
,hldtes sysfy SUNDAY a. 1'glos fhoh' m'i'd ''h|
tons ot ciotllns aud slices '"l.'t"i
o.ge' rce' no. a g g's'iA '' ,' ~
. ~, e,saSs .da. a,s. ia 1tGaG
iire,sscsr,,os 'grs'eSel,o" s"g PIN Pr'igSGI,9
'u .. t to,tb a,.'i,. tbp M sal itpusY"
! 4 ',o.ul,iy m,ioi Especially tsriol 80
iisrlen r,e.b,,er'aq ,hg.rh r' nl N,s ,.,,,
ms 10, nv =. E lAtLoh d ""oi wooster b" ~
no-nra ul.,ou snd Home tor iiuls wanterer' 90
nes hloeH 'aal 500 az b vi s,.,ess ' Nenara
prayo,sne.ilns rnar'ln eyenos 100 N'i''' "e'o"'
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sisagsrs sIs welcome -
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nssay ,saSS Praise rhurday snns Prayer
%fr S' SSs PeaEr sHSre ' Rs
ola John ,,roe, Methods, Episcopal Charch F,r'.
t.,., 81 erss. Ssr YORK s.y a. OstSFoRb
PastT sunday school a IA aod P m 'tranfgg, I,''s'
6y me Pastor YOunS peoples pra, erneotns a. go w.
s1 sr4 Ayss" ses no.Acr'is A fsiTGS'-r
stranger. made wsltoas church every sabbath
Rev Deua,. 0.so Pe.ang Elder 10 me forh am
COME will preach Ia the Slhtf :.
bsw.en "a apa Sd .vos SUNDAY morHns a. ~ 1--WE
=, .,..r..,. thur,k.-Au sests n REV W. = hAlNS
/ Ft,nn R.rtor holy Communion 81 hesaII service 81
! H. kvanxosuo service a.
The Rev, T. Of rT,nI 100 T. W. preach IN s Sas
/ A. sagu.t IL Morning At lOt5; evening As.
The hurch Of the csrnasn Madison ave ana y "a 81
! me rev ARTIIU q BROOKS. Eo,tOr service sunday
! Ang1.t at ii - anu
III Is.:so f aHDEiR%' D D. prcaeh ct iSo
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third Bsptis, Church eoraer L@Slhs on'
sunday 81 1890 M and 7AS y M D. ev
4 a WOODS Of Paterson " j.. ssbea,h-sehoo I3o VA
| Young Peoples Pra, CT meeting Asad4y " W. iiA&
| meeting, "Wednesday y IN. AL 40 lAv'ss3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-09
Religious Notlres.


Al the sands street Methodist tPiscopai 'hnrch IN
IrOohItu the Kew l. Il. -IFkEIrR Pastor me i-e. : y
HALLIDAY. assistant pastor u Plymouth church VIII
preach tomorrow al the usual hours
-s-Nnnhattan Temperance Association. II Aanson NJ.
f. Church. Nor0lk-st.. near Grand t9uorr9w Nu.uuIyp
evening" Address by the Hon. GEORGE + fAh OF pr ll.
way y J. line speaker should be heard ~ ,ro""ei
house.
J l. GAIT, Secretary. J. B GIBBS lreslaenI
At Washington squire Methodist E?.copa hnrG
MaCdouga at an 9TH ave Mfkklil ~ l.
HTKD. Minister. 1870 A. M. Tie fi'nc ID, ~ ~ =
g0rues " "a IT.. John - eY Do 9 lai --lleu o."
Church open summer. Strangers cordially welcomed
COLLEGIATE Dutch church
Atl.-f. and Lafay cite place
Rev. JOHN o.. FAGp Al i AM 40 O'Clock.
rev b A. KITTERIDGE, ID, atl1 and O'clock
BAPTIST Church Of The Epphany Mbiison.lye sni eSin
RoV. JOSEPH r. ELDER d. D., pastor - rVl'"s:
Morning II o'clock. Evening a. 8 n 20 en-. 9t
Pastor, the Rev. DR. HATCHER " Nigu.t VIII
preach t1-morrbw. a cordial wscome % al -tr
Hickman Hin Nethr dst Episcopal htrch, b Ia Il.
~ gF-su u and "a syrs-WI LIE EEM~ON. ne ~
preacher will pIeaDA A. 1879 o. uL and = D. IA anu ITO
sr--lr a. rEA~t. Of Chr ssO, viii tdAe uhtf.ooi tAS
,'uyux a % cordially invited
Berean Baptist tburch. Bed or and D2"n ng SIS
Preaching mOIn Ig ami evening - "N :.
IIARTWELL PRATT -uuddy-sc-OO. 80. tlAteI-Iie'D-
~. L.-Hf. rf.f seat free