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New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
Post Once Notice.

rShould be read DAILY b. al Interested as changes may o.;
Letters To- orrign countries need specially altressei
steamer EXCEPT when II - de-
send duplicates OF banking and comm doc
ments letters not specially addressed OenS sent Oy 'o
fastest vessels available
Foreign mails for the week ending March viii cOso
PRoMrILY In AL eases Al this Office ai folio 's:
MONDAYAt l3O foT Porto Ihco direct per s. 3 An.
Guatemala, per 5 Kate Carroll from New-Oreahs.
TUESDAY-At II a. m. for Carupano and Cud2d BOLIVAR
per :. HI Callaoj at p. III. ior Eermud' per 3 s.
Trinidad.
wEDNEsDAY-At go a. m for Europe, per Uiler.
southampton and Bremen; al lu a. m Tor JaInaca A.
Centra. AmeUcI ard the south Pacific Doits per
directed per larbrl"l; at D. m. for France ect,
pers Canada VIA liayre ueIters muslDe directed pef
canada 'l.
sDAY-At l23Op. m. for Europe. per $; $ Celtic
VIA Queenstown. at m. Nassau. n r.. per :
Cienuegos. AZ ! p M for Bermuda per ; hrin0cO
orleans.
sATURuAY-At 3 A. m. for Europe per GaIlia. via
Queenstown; az a. m. f'r the Netherlands direct.
fected per Lc"rdan'I, al a m. for Belgium direct.
perS Rhynaud Antwerp Uettrfs must DE directed
steamer from Halifax at TN Tor British ami spanish
Honduras. Livingston aud GreytOwn. per . NeD un1
a. 1880 p m. Tor Europe, per Baltic. vla Queens
Mails lor China and japan. per Pablo from san
Francisco close here March @OU p Mails for Aus
trllL. Ncw/eaaud. sand dwlch r ami Nauoin l,an i,
per Mauposa from San Francisco. close here hl" \
- m lor lat NcwN YORK Of : trltttA 8
with British mails for Al stralta 'aiis io tn eOc ~
here March p al Z \. IN. Mails FOR CUBA Dy rail TO
Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer from Key West Fla.
close at thls nice day at $50 a. m
The sche lne Of ciongo Trans Pacific mats arrl1yei
Francisco MANS from Jnc East arviis or timi s
san Francisco the day Ut sailing Of steamers Tc dis
pa''ne" '"'"'' '"' HE%RY c. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Otfce. New.YOrk, y. Y, Feb 20. losU.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
THE 100000 cHEcK FoR MRS. GRANT.
Fron me MoH and Elprcss.

from Tbe MaH nHd EIprcSs
We give above Il faithful and accurate repro
ducliOn OF u check that viii DO historical aud world
famous.
The nature and history Of this check will he best
planned Toy the following private note which we are per
NLw-YORK, Feb. p, 1sSG.
Mr. CYRUS W, FIELD.
DtABSIR: The contract with General Grant for the
publication OF the Memoirs signed just year
To-day since which time the book has been practically
written published aud the great Duk OF tho money
the first volume collected.
IL seems fttlng tho anniversary or the sign
ing OF that contract to pay TO mrs Grant the cncck
which you know about, and IL Will accordingly be
handed her this morning.
More Is due her, and Will be paid az soon as collected.
We expect 10 collect = much again VIII u the second
volume appears that Mrs. Grants profits within
year from publication will not fail below 100000 aud
will probably reach 100000.
take the liberty OF writing this to yon, as you have
sscd much interest aud nave Dccn 30 khd ~ inc
matter Yours truly, CHARLL- J. WEBSTER
NC believe that 500 600 cheek drawn payable 10
the o-der Of Mrs. Grant, and the Magnificent first
fruits" of General Grants heroic abOrS for her future
maintenance. and for the instruction o his couhtIymen
and the world, Is the largest ever pad as royalty on
"A single book splendid a. Is THIS rccOmpensr Tor Gen
era Grants fortude In work constantly attended win
the most tOruTng and under tine constant shadow
Of DEATH IL IL but fraction 81 tie ch reward thAl we
trnst will m the heroic author with JOY aud unutter
abe sai.factiOn Ii Is more than likely that, IN the
course OF few years 100000 more VIII come 10 MIS-
Grant from the sales of the first volume at nome ahd
abroad and OF course, that S4OOOOO more Will DC her
royalty the second volume. , r.. r,,
So, as Grants career, from tho capture V roI w,
son 10 the end OF his long, dreafy and desprde nsht
with the most agonzing OF diseases, was wlthout Poco
dent in military history his last slow ana ollsome
trumph iu new and unfamiliar hed. WAS without pre-.
eedent In literary history The greatest utefhi anu
military critics OF England and OF the continent nave
paid glowing tributes TO the simple power tue Iefse
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
Nor lsKIYG ror Rents ~ GoLD YET

ONLY ISOLATED CASl~ WHERE ~ - DEMANDED.
Real estate men agree that no general move
mcut na- started i. Likely to start Tor making
ca-c Of property payable iu cold. even when the term
I- FOR long time The qu,stou has not come mp oV
ccpt BOO a trw most Isolated case, At J.. II. Ludlow a
co.'s. oacc II explained yesterday In regard to
paragraph in The S,O, that the firm had made
ouly one lease snch II for ten year, bat
the Landlord wa. foreigner who was nervous
IL the possibility Of this country again bciHg
plunged I'm because Of his experience OF the
su-crpbity o, orci.n unon. 10 the possibility Of hos
ue coutIOycr-c-. lease was pending 100 "ulch t"i
clause inserted, but tins too was property owned
10y a who spent most OF MS time abroad. IL "i7
AZ by nIu along with number Of brokers who
couycr-cd wlfh that there danger of such
requirement being made y many landlords on either
long short Icasrs. The general opinion was thht "
tenant agrcrd - long lease tn such basis ~
would have 10 hc At decided reduction IN the rent that
Otherwise wouil Dee required The general testimony i
thai gold clause T. not even required on
loans on mortgages unless the Of tntcrrSt
particularly The trust companies and Insurance
coiupauir-, IT. well known have Dcen requiring gold
stimulation on their loans for some mouth. udst
sad a prominent real estate broker: a few persona
mIsht bo 30 nervous as To ut tho payment OF rent
prov Iicd for gold. bat there hardt broker whO
ndYi-c tenant 10 agree TO That Tor any lphE
period. tenant would De foolish To do So Tor no one
can ell what ght happen In this country IN The next
uy. ye trn and there any financial chang" every
cIs--dcbor ard crcdi'Or-woud have 70 adapt itseli
10 the conditions IL Ia not practical question, ana
Is not Iikcly TO DC one for a long time to come
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

ARMSTRONG-On Saturday, February 27 OF typhoid pneu'
mnnil. John e. Armstrong. aged - years.
Relatives friends ths lanlY are rspectiuy nEtel 10
attend the funeral from his late residence NO 5Jd west
2Bd.st.. Monday March !, at OoooN D. m
BANKS-On Friday. February 2B at her residence NO 400
Inruct rtliCt Of David Banks
her Respectfully requested
To- attend funeral without iurtnCr notice, Iuesdy
March %. ut u e.
Please send 10 lowers.
BENEDICr-At burlington, Vt Friday. February 2G,
Dimon widow Of the ita i OtessOr George
" Benelict, Of Burlington Vt, aged 80 years aud 10
months
FOKD-On the 2j1hinst at the Hotel NendOme Fanny H.
widow OF the late John " Ford. OF Albany.
The funeral were he'd on Friday the 10th Inst
Albany papers please copy.
FOSTER Friday February 26 at his residence. No 10
T. Giraud Foster m the tn OF his
Relatives friends the family respectfully invited
the funeral at Grace Church. BrOldwy
and lOth st. Monday morning March l, at 10 o'clock
JkLLIFFE-At Daren, Conn. Friday. February 20,
William b. Jelline In the SJth year OF hls age.
Relatives and fenls invited atenl the funerh ser
wee. held congregational Church ON MONDAY
March !. at 2.3Op. III.
Trans leave Grand Central Depot at l2ocock noon
February 27. OF paralysis, Mary daughter OIL
the late Arisobulus Merrick 20 -.
Funeral services her residence, $40 Greene-ave
brooklyn on Monday, March !, at o'clock.
Interment 1T Carmel, ". y.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
SEVEN MEN ~ rAEIl orr coyEr ISLAND.
CREW or THE LFE-sAvING STATION AT MANnAI'
IN nIACn CAInnr II 1ILE ICE.

CREW or 1HE LIFE-SANING STATION AT hANllAI J.
IAN BEACH C,UGur ~ 1HE lCE
4 dispatch was received at the BROOKLYN
Police IIcadquartcr, al II O'Clock last night from jus
tice Fursucson OF New Utrecht. l. l., saving that NE
boat containing seven men was fast IN the c" of
Coney Island Point. aud that II a-'i'tanc"
ana not reach them all would perish The hrr-b"ht
seth Low was sent down to rc.cur them AT once. II
learned later muI,cow had been seen n distress
N the Point AMI That crow from the INc-
Saving station At Manhattan Beach had started
of to IT. assistance. The men rowed sturdly
through the heavy and tho thc floating ice and
against the keen -lle
when OH the Point they were c'usatn the eddy caused
by the tide and the boat held fast iu the closely
packed cc. Their situation was per.lons IN the "N-
treinc. a. they must certainly hay" perished from
cold and exhaustion II the seth Low failed
u reach them promptly THIS cOld by no means oe
counted upon with confidence. A. the seth Low doubtless
encountered thick ds of ice which had been blown by
the md carried by tho outgoing tide from The rivers
and the upper bay. This might prevent tho r"-cnine
p.rty from getting anywhere near the pcrshlng men
from the NE saving station
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
DIED.

McCoLoANFrday February 2s. at his late residence lG9
lGxngtOn}ye. John MctiOIgln l2d his
Funeral at AIMS 10 Ca;hoc CluTcl East
l2tn-st,. Tuesday morning at half past O'CLOCK
Relatives and friends invited.
sMITHCyrus Porter infant Of Augusta BabcocS and
CYRUS smith,
Funeral parents. 73
TOIl-st. Brooklyn at 2 O'CLOCK Monday March /.
WHITAKER-On Friday, the 2ith inst. William II. Whit.
akeT late OF ST. Joseph No. aged years au months.
Services at the residence OF his mother ii Brook
lyn. Sunday. 18Th InSG, at 4 o'clock y.
IntermenG private.
81. Joseph. No. papers please copy.
WHITTEMORE-A lats residence 40 Dean.st Crock.
lyn Thursday 25th inst, Maria CLARK ageI 80 years.
widow the late Rev. w. II. MllttemOrc
will place In tho Presbyterian Church.
Rye \. Y. at 300 .. m, &Onlay, March !.
Carriages will train that leaves Grand central Depot at
2:l9 p.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
INCREASING pOSIlGE Oy PARCELS.

To me EdttOr Of The Trtbuhe.
SIR: We desire to call your attention to
bill lately Introduced the United states scna" by tho
Hon James f. Wilson, Of Iowa, proposing 10 double the
rate Of postage fourhclass mail matter thus making
IL 81 cents instead Of 10 cents pound Consider
ine the fact that parcel postage this country
is already far greater in other civilized nations
the movement should 10 reduction and not Increase
You wIll readily the loss and trouble such Ia"
would entail all matters recurring samples ana dc
livery Of merchandise by mail aud the measure steis
specially directed aRa At the interests or the mrTcht7
of this city. little study will show It's drcp injustice
unwlsdOm. Our object addressing you Is 10 secure
your attention to the subject and inhucnc" "ga thc
measure. Respectfully yours, ENRICH BROS.
Ne0 York, FeD. -, 1856.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
IMIrAroRs AND IMPoSTERs.

The uncduallcd success of AllcOck's Porous
Pll,'er, "a AN external remedy mas stimulated un-
scrupuous parties put forth limitations, which they
cudeayor sel She reputation OF Alcocks. II is an
ahsury to speak OF them In the category "a the
genuine and rgina porous plaster Their preens ons
are uufounded, their vauutcd merit unsupported By
facts. their alleged superiority to equality with All
cocks false prctcuCe.
The ab.est medical practitioners and chemists and
thousand, Of grateful patients unite Ia declaring ALI
cocks Porous Plastcrs the best external remedy known
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
BUSINESS NIEN INTERESTING THEMSELVES l!
ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
At the annual meeting of the Preferred
Mutual Accident Association Of New-lOrk, held at their
Office 40 l3 Park-row. the 2ith inst. the following
prominent business were elected directors for the
ensuing year:
Henry L. Coc late secretary Of the Manhattan Brass
Company.
samuel H. willard, v!ce-president and treasurer,
Holmes, Booth a utydcuS.
Henry y whitney, of klssam whitney \ Co., bank
ere II BrOld-sf.. Nrw-NOrk
Clarence -cucuck. with American steam Boiler Insur-
ancc Co., - WIilW-St. New York.
Charles T. Kctch I'M, OF {. f. kctchIm & Co., % Mas
sit-,t.. y. \.
John l. Chllds, importer Floral, y. Y
Roger H. Lyon, esq, attorney aud councillor, 40
Brotdway.N y. \.
ktmbull G. Atwood. secretary, - Park-row. y. Y.
William WesIiakc. OF Adams y Ncstlako Mfr Co.,
railroad supplies. Ncw-IOrk ant Chi"agO
That the equitable and conservative plan which has
brought association into such mcrited popularity
and prominence Will be carried uuder the director
ship of tho above named gcutrmen It Is unnecessary to
say and the pOcyhOlders to be congratulated upon
their selection ::
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
NEW ErooELry RApID TRANSIT coluHssIoX.

Considerable surprise was caused yesterday
afternoon by the announcement that Mayor Whitney. Of
brooklyn, response petition presented by Lawyer
Williams and others two weeks ago. had appointed a
new Iapd Transit Commission. consisting " William
j. Osborne, Charles !. Ton. John T. Owlngs, Richard
Lacey and George ". Anderson. Mr.. Osborne - law
yer aud lives iu south BrOoklyn Mr. TONES IS an eN-
member OF the Board OF Education Ir. Owlngs IS a
Fulton st. merchant Mr. Lacey ls a NewIUrk business
man, and NJ. Anderson - the cN-~upcrylsnr "f the
TMrnty first Ward and local politician OF some prom
iurucc The new commission said 10 be faYOraDly
disposed toward rapid transit.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

In his lecture on and Pharmacy" befor the Kings
County Pharmaceutical society Friday, Coroner H. j.
McuuIngrr VI. d. sad The qua,k aud nOsrLm wonder
the cheat aud the en- rlaan pass away be- the light
Il daWniug civilization" 1Tue. and we hope ne VIII
be- hold inlu oil all the qudcks IN
country. hasten good time We again cd attention
the asc AMI pcpOserous Cans %! the soc leN Original
ed advertised To eXhac
n vauor attract ozone. accumulate electricity" aud
hylrotu0rlA" DE- BCnSOn's porous pli-crs are
strictly medicinal article, unryaed for safety prompness
qualities the public AGAINST worth
r.s limitations under ike names such as apscum, Can
sicinc" CapsIcn and "Capucln" plasteIs. Examine
I ale IN
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
THE FLORIDA CHArrAUQrA.

DrrrvIhK, Fla, Feb. 27.-1hc first week Of
the second annual assembly the Florida Chautauqua
oprned with LongfcOw Day. Bishop Maaiicu lectured
npon LongelOw and his home. :. H. Mallory OF Flor
ida and Professor L. t. Cumnack were heard from Tie
platlorm by "A large assemblagc Professor {. G. Case
dif clei mammoth chorus l;UgcrS'r band. Of Goshen
Ouio arrived to-day aud will remain during March
Ncxt weeks ogrammc Il strong and attractive
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
WITH MlTRoy wEBByoIoy HlR wArTo ErforE

a pretty girl OF seventeen years VINO SaId she
WAS Mary Wills, Of Cincinnati. was sheltered a. Police
eadouartcs last night She arrived in the city yc,tcr-
dag I'm company with her uncle. Philip smith intending
TO sail Tor Europe Red star steamer. The Ncs-"
did not sail on OF the low tide and Mary waited
in tie Corndt-st ferry house. while her uncle went u"
transact some business. lie mast have lost his Way l"l
ne did not leturn and after hours had passed She
began to be alarmed. \ policeman Of the steamboat
squad accompanied her To- the steamship pier 80 Jersey
Cy but M Smith had not been there. Finally 1t was
thought to place Mary in tho ~ Marion webb for
for her uncle
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
LILLE Elyn.r0N MrSLcAL EESrLTAL.

KINGsroN, Feb. 27 CNpccidb.-The musical
festival closed last night. Carl Zcrrahn the con
dnctor and the following sooists appeared: Nine.
Fursch Madi. Emily Wmant ID. NJ. Babcock' Mrs
Humphrey Allen Hiram u. KOmcyn, Mrs. Martha Dana
Shepard The chorus numbered about thrr" huhui'u
me 1nri,.c of the enterprise large hut II Is be-
licycd to have been fully met by the receipts
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
THE WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT ivDfcArIovs

WAsHfNGroN, Feb. 27.-FOr NcwEngland,
fair weather in the southern portion, SHOWS In the
northern portion. followed by fair weather and again
followed by SHOWS IN the southern portion; northery
winds nearly stationary, followed by slight rise In tenn
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather. snow
and rain uorhcry. shifting In the southern portion Ia
rasrrv winds; slight changes, followed by rising TEN
pcTatufc.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
\ PRIZE FOR IDEAS FOR CARTOONS.

JRdJe will announce next week that II will pay
500 to the person sending II before May the most
humorou, aud most original idea for COlored car
topu. The ear Don i, to be executed by Mr. Gillian
and Is to be published soon after the lst of May
a. po,SIbc. Inc decision /, to be left 70 Mr. Isaac
VI. GIt CORY, Editor of Judge, and Mr. Bernard
(,III4m
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

ball The last Patrarchs will take place at DelmOncOs
March g
John gelow and Miss Bieelow have sailed from Pan
ANA for New York and will arrive ut the end of this
week. Mrs BgeOw gave a dinner OF twelve for Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe and her daughters yesterday at No. Il
GramercY Park
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

descrptivenrss, the mastery effectiveness Of Grants
memoirs. They amazed at literary phenomenon 40
unexpected and unprecedented. Their impartial verdict
is that OF the ofnrlgent American readers,
the sales OF the first volume show how widely and
dcep0 felt Is the interest of Grants cOuntrymon IN his
rich beQuest TO them and for his family.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

TaInusE OVYrcg Feb 2s-l A. m-Ihe movement
u, the barometer Yesterday was upward. Tho tempers
ture ran ged between o. and 1872 tho average u3is1
being I-o lower than on Friday. ,,,,, -.
Fair followed by cloudy weather and posliDy ram OF
snow ay DO OK pected today IN this city ana Vicinity
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
5uecinl Notlee5.

~'HNh'hA
A Special Notice.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3, AT SooS.
LAST OPPORTUNITY
TO VIEW THE COLLECTION IL IT'S ENTIRETY
1.-THE MOST IMPORTANT ART EVENT
OF THIS CENTURY"
ON EXHIBITION DAILY At THE
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
ENTRANCE EAST 2SD.sT,
FROM 0 A. NJ. TO 10 r. VI.
SUNDAY EXCEFTED,.
THE ART COLLECTION
formed by the late
MRS. MARY j. MORGAN.
The Entire collection
will be sold absolutely without reserve. nv o'dorof
WIN. MoIR ESQ.,. ADMINISTRATOR
BEGINNING WEDNEoDAl EVENING NEXE
MARCH 3. All CHICKERING HALL
Tickets admission will required 10 Chczering Han
and American Art Galleries dunng the SALE They can 30
had without charge by applying Miss Katherine rmpsJn
secretary, 6kast 23dst
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIN II VIEW LEV OF ~ TE EAGC TaAT TIE ~ APPLGA
ETRtSr IS TEia oI6Es lo Az o
THE UNDERSIGNED VINO HAVE VOLUNThTRa ID
10 ATTEND 10 ORDERS TO PURCHASE Al Inls
Messrs Hcrter Brothers 5thave AMI 2otast
Messrs Davis, COldmore * Co, broadway aud 2ls-st
Me'sls NJ knoeder & CO.; ?thave and 22Gst
MassT Mr l'la% echsP5 hsI5 CO.. 10 81 5avo
Sessrs FTedeeS KrppeeII co. 80 30 = East lShs'
Messrs. sypher & Co.. 500 Broadway, Union SGuarr.
MI and d + fHdTas E5fi 'oOf E KiSY
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION MANAGERS
OFFICE, EAST -3DSE
Attention, 3Oil-,i. Proprrly.Owner> The hearing be-
fore the Board OF Aldermen ottie Application OF lne New
6qr GIH bas @y bScn u4n M Aon Ma t
II o'clock noon All proper IN 3Otus VINO lEe Op
posed T. tbs project ale urgei to be present at the CITY Han
at time named.
The DISSATISFIED MEIBERs o. the Hom' Benefit
E6WlN A.PRAlT. Any, p PARK Rog.
Durham System of House Drainage.
BGs plumbing 32d Il {ie &c ln 2al9f2 2ien Y 4;
MAGAIi ~ T. Gp.hg' etc t2.l & grsl I3afe' ohe'p'''
DURHAM IOUsE Il DRAINAGE tO i5> 100 W 27th.st:
Everything in Homeopathy.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.
VFTERINARY SPECIFICS. WITCH HAZEL OIL
HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
Medicine Cases Pellets. sugar Of Mix &C.
MANUAL bound in CLOTH and GJLD Free.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PIIARMAtY
100 Iulto4-st only Branch store s23 Broadway
Masrrodouato. Artist sculptor
Having opened exhibition OF his wo-As IN Wood CaTS
inss AMI Bronzes respectfully the public to inspect
item his lob Eas' j3thst, from 10 IL TO
=. n. All March, oInda IS Included
>.uperauous Hnir.-Mme. JCLIAN's. SPECIFIC is the
only unfailing remedy Tor removing rllca ana p,Iaa-
tcuars addrcss Nine. JULIAN. No. 81 East 2jthst " !.
yergue- Electro ChemicaI Baths.
rheumatism G0ut. Nervous DeOity.
Iua
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

A HORN OF PLENTY FOR UHE. HASTREITLR
The ladies Of the chorus Of the American
Opera Company gave Madame IIastrciter larg',
al the matIuee OF "Orpheus ana Eurydico" yesterday
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
Religious Notices.
All -oul-' hurch.
ith-ayr. cor. 2Uth ST..

All -oul- Church.
4th.ave. cor. 2Uth ST.;
KT Se'%fp ImE65afE ti < HG e. Goy WiLlIHMs 81 fI'G
,rRMSSs' By r. SSe rSSuSsS &c e GGiSTf39liAxs STi3Hi
Feb %. & hsy H. PHiGi il[i S0LLIEk' 1Ic5 Of bingham
Mar :. Rev. sH5UEL ii. CR0T elS. Of BraltleOoro
Mar1. S"RSS' RSy rf0 s5pG 66%E q I IWfiiAMs OfN v
Mar a ESa ES"GSei A9 h1 eSs goHS 81 northampton
Mar IS. Rev. CHA +. RUSSELL. OF Weston
Apr Rev JGLIAN GS e. NJH JH9Nfs ri ofwe,t Newton
subject; The Wisdom OF jesus. -, .,
Apr H. RGy C,ei BGNIAMS s aRa M RThKh OF Concord
Apr 49, Rev. join ". DAY, of Newport.
All aIe eSfdaly yf lhyiied 10 5s.e services
An souls Cnnrsh. 45thsl; west Of Gthaye-Eey n;
prayer at 4:3Op p. M
a, Reformed Ca'houc services, NJ TgnGle. 9th
pies the siandcrs Of Prests that he now doing
penancc in monastery" Al invited "
a GhG -ff'fe T 4S 9 SssEfS ss2a % ay ts s
fS S "Saye SolS aH HS% ana % %ntS So
Maria" Strangers welcome
rev. Sngfh Rs RfGr Il hH @%''' as 'hl'S S25 m
STTIe'f ST2IS Epi.cop1 huTeh rel and its seieL"
Church OF the Messiah 3It-st. and ParSsye.
SERVICES at II d sermon By the Pastor NO evening
Disciple, of hrisI West 56ths. between 3h and 9th
ayesreachns sunday morning aud evening oy the rasor
EsIi.e du saint Esprit 30 22e rue Service diyn
le dimancne dix henres ct Gemie dn matn Rev A V.
Five Points House of Industry. 10 Worih.st MM. y.
BARNA ID. superintendent service o. singing by
the en- dren every sunday az $50 O'Clock. Public invited
Donations Of clothing and shoes solicited
New Jerusalem Church. East 35th.5t between Park anh
Lexington aycs. hey. >. \ SEN ARD PtStOr.-SerVioes
il a. and y. N Morning subject - Nature and TX.
tent Ot Human Responsibility evening. Divine Goodness
with Relation TO the EVIL In tn other Lie"
Rev J. G. Eccesion Rector Of ST. Johns Church: clifton.
= preach in the hurch OF The liOy spit iaison'
and O6 sunday morning al II oelOcki Othoi SGT
wees, 4:l5 and 7ij.
Rev H. G. Bishop Rector OF St. Philips hurch viii
preach ChrysostOms chapel thaVs- corner S'thsI
tins sunday " ming at 1880 O'CLOCK
~ lrnn us hurch, between 5th 8ud 6h ayes
Rev AKTHUR RITCHIE, RectJr-s sunday, Holy Com
munion : as $50 IL a. mi NesDers, p m Daly,I a. m
Holy Days and Fridays and 10 a H.
s,iruaIi.tic Services. Metropolitan Church for Hu'
nanity. Rey L. b. S1Rlk X. Past0r-Servces IN
parors Pol West 23d.st. sunday morning, IL O'CLOCK
The PeopIe', NIertng Hon. WA8REN CHASE the
Spiritual lecturer wi speak In AIcanum Han OF
Gthave, at23O p H. aud 14o evening
Come early TO secu q seats
The sixteenth Exercises c the sheltenns
Arms Nursery will take place In Holy Trinity Church. ON
Sunday evening February % (sexagesmah at hafpast
O'clock.
The Rt Rev. A. N. LITTLEJoHN, ID. d., LIZ d., Bishop
OF diocese will preside and the Row. W. HUNTING
TON d. Of Grace church. New-fork, viii deliver
the address, Tho Rev. WILLIAM A. SSIVELf, ID. D., VIII
read the rsports
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

The exhibition OF endoths at No. 1913 Fifhave. has
,ed 40 much announcement from approclatl'r
Visitors during the ten days 1t has been open. thai
IL will continue for two weeks longes
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

IT., -irE nsome1s4 yans,om "a sn ' oy TENN, @
breeding Midnight irregular she line represent, W o.ea
b. nrrcur tAose hOu, ~, bioL o. l9tlrn w
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nut pharmacy, Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1886-02-28

70 BUTLD A SCMMER HOuE ar VE CREST
A part Of the estate OF Horace l.. Clark, Of
Wave Crest Far Ockaway, has been sold 10 Mrs Joseph
l. Waticn for $4,000. Mr.. Watrn cpntrmpItes eS-
pending $4,000 10 build sun uer home Dy the