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New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
No STRIKE AT FALL RIVER.

FALL RIVER, July i tSpecidl.-A meeting
OF the spnmer- in The Troy Durfee No l. Borden and
Barnard mills held III the spnners Hai last nlght,
when tie grieVances existing at these mills were dis
cussed The matter was referred to committee for
statement aud tins committee Will report aG the next
regular meeting spnners unless 1t Is otherwise
ordered.
The meeting last night Intended for the spinners
in the mills named but such general feeling
Of dissatisfaction exists that spinners from every
mill In the present TO participate IN
me proceedings There some tax of striking but
better Judgment prevailed. Il voted To try ana
settle the III icues by other means AMI let srke be
the last resort In such matters secretary Howard was
autborzed 10 cOasuit With TIE lrnari and DlUee MI!
nttcls aud t. MS own judgment Ia hr situd-
tton of AT airs al these mills Inc greatest com INT on
inc mart of The spnnrrs tue pas atty
red trst IN consequence Of the bad W. = ~ii tat
men VINO should earn al ea-t ~ week make irs-
man = 80 now. Ire pay-rnAs or thr h-tp IN
IN, Dnri-- mill Will ex ahmed next week. And 4 the
s,r- are TO-, low Immediate action vii ~ ta-sn 10 III
-nrr an advance Tn e-s some cusngs = made In ihe
s,ustop very trouplr Will very s~lf follow. ne
mlrkrt maintains urn tone Al l5.l6 and 8 DIG
en-. Tbrr~ In very nght supply ~ 56, on hands dni
L,.,r.r nrier, ARE lo, Inc report s
follow.. pro .nrtlou- l75.O1O ees; deliveries.
10 600. stock, 55, 900; salct =, ,OJO
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
MoscoR RrRvED IN EVE STYLE


Fully seven thousand people witnessed the
Burning OF Moscow" ast 'ght III Manhattan Beach,
second edition the scone wh rearrangenent OF ef
fecs by Henry Pain, presented with the Dtenton
OF eciipsug all previous presentations OF the
eoonagratou. and the spectators from their
applause seemed believe that the el-
forts had succeeded. The opened with
bombs IN the sha OF skyrockets bursting in beautiful
ana variegaIed coors over the miniature city which
was family lighted with electric ights The Russian
troops then marched Ia md went through short drill
severa athletic features introduced ana also va
rlous camp The coming attack OF the French
announced By a repetition OF bombs. which rapidly
Increased and lit up the SKY
cOlors OF red. white, green, blne and
gold White-roDed mus. singing the Russian National
hymn we'd from church, the French trOnps began
their from both wings and tae nled WIN
flashes Of powder au1 smoke they forced their way
into the fortress. Ol.On settled Oh the &C ne
for mOmenI but quickly cisleiled Dy
bright glranmg f.shes OF L. breaking IN the
large church and The Al he sit Tue
flames spread rApllv aud soon the town was seen en-
yeOprd In snrrs Of flame The spectators Drbae ln;O
applause az the mage buildings. cinrche, ana
homes. sank into fam ruins Burning
fore ana Moscow melted away. For 10 second only VAS
there gloom. A verlttbie shower Ot golden hrc
vas begun. aud tAe vast am pE heatre was
lighted up magn LcentlY. A great wheel,
the city. and resolved Itself into picture Of
Salisbury. The shower O rockets aud BOMBS over the
City wall was suddenly redouned. and IN per ect
baistorm Of brilliant and dazzling Lights golden
circle IN the began TO rrvOve. emitting leis Ot
IRE and TINS, followed by shower " stars ended tue
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
LABOR rNrERErs IN GENERAL

CHICAGO, July 17.-'rhe strike of the quar-
rymen ~ Lemont, Ill., il at end. majority OF the
men who QUIT WORK ast week will be at their posts of
duty to-day and the remainder will return to their
places on Monday. The compromise agreed upon pro-
vde> that all the married snail receive the ad
vancrd Wages sgresi upon May and tnat the snsie
mon Will accept reduction OF twenty nve cents gay
from such rses watch places them in the same position
That they occupied previous 10 that date
FALL RIVER, Mass, July 1.-The spinners or Bar =
nsri. Duree No. l. Troy and Rcharl 'rden mlls met
ia rpuuers Hall yesterday. reported their grievances
and asked permission 20 strike Tne matter WAS re-
ferrcd To special committee report week from next
Tuesday
LOSDON, Ont. July 1.-THE international Monlders
Uniun oIicrr. 10 iay ~ fOliows: President r
\ FITZPATRICK. Cincinnati. vice. PRESIDENT. +. Honey
San Francis treasurer, JOhn Okeele Troy, N Il
SECRETARY, Martin Fox. Cincinnati
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SCHILLING EXPRESSING HIS VIEWS
DENcUNCING THE POLICE-HE DID AID TIE AN



CHICAGO. July II (SpeciGD.-Georgc "A.
sching. he labor agtator returned TO this city o-uaF
Notwithstanding the report that had nrd because Oh
his connection with tho Anarchists now on trial lie
left Chicago June -. He claims that he mas oorn
orRanz ng and addressing labor assemblies througho"'
the southwest and had Intention OF eyadins anS e
sponsibility that might him here.
what have you TO TO the statement thai states
showing your sympathy with the Anarchlsts T.
do not believe that he has any letters OF minc'
schilling replied unless he intercepted them ana stoo
them from the malta admit that have furnshei tue
Anarchists now trial considerable assistance ont
not because have love for their ends or metho's
did II because OF intense hatred OF the barDaou'
police OF Chicago whose hands bloody with MURDER
deeds"
schng was bitter iu his about the action OF
District Assembly Ma. "a OF Chicago, which few days
ago passed res0lu lions asking the expulsion ana rfJc
ton or all Anarchists from local assembled he aiden
The conduct OF this Assembly Ia In bad taste Inc
GENERAL Assembly alone has the right tO determine tuo
quinncatlOn OF members. Bankers. lawyers ana R"h-
biers are excluded by the General Assembly but no
iss or socialists. Beside consider II cowarily for us
trct Assembly No - take any such step at present.
lhese anarchists IN the hands OF the law ana on t
Tor tbelr ives and OF common justice snou'u
have dictated course of ali ence just now.
Local Assembly No $500, Of which Sching and the
Anarchist PsrsOns m~nbrrs has passed resoutpns
oenOuncine District No 2i refusing to oxpel PARSONS
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
AN EFFORT TO DEDUcE MINERS WAGES.

PlrrsBuRG, July II lSpsclaD. .-BOth Oper-
atr. oc miners along The Bait more ana Oh.o Iaroad
are opposing Congressman W. L. scot IN MS effort to
have The miners ironcad agreeneut 10 w"rA Tor
one wear for rate less than tnai a-rerd GDon al Cohn
bus The rate for tis district vas TX q AZ Il ernls
ton Mr scott di not take any part ID IAe convention
and ms action now the o. mrch adverse crii-
r,sn scott is acting with Ddd grace. sad oper-
,t.~ fr.,t Al r-Ilpn lie wants the
r.tvg mad The miners at the ieuD-ylvah a Gas anu
W.-f,uor.. AMI Compalys Works on the trnus) vhnld
i,lrnad ms granted. ne aOGsl have hiE ivAu'agn
,,v.r ofurr operators tDuch a. 10 70 ID cents
lie can W. afford to pay Il cents. am perfectly
vilul 10 do IL provided TIE other operators aons tAe
road do the same
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
ANOTHER TISIToG TO CANADA.

DISAPPEARANCE OF A CLERK IN PENSION Of
FICE
PITTsBURG, Penn, July 17.-Samuel K. Gay,
chief clerk in the PtsDurg pension office has probably
gone Canada to Join the Of bank cashiers
Yesterday afternoon Pension Agent Russell Errctt lis
covered that Cay forget his to three checks
aggregating $500. An Information for forgery was
made before United states Comm McCandless aud
warrant for arrest. but before tho officers
could serve IL. Gay got wind OF the movement ana
quietly left the city The forgery OF the three checks
amounting to $500. constitutes but fraction OF the
amount o. money which II IS supposed that Gay got
away with. AMI II believed that the amount from
forgery and embezz em-nt Will Sl5OOO TO $4,000
several weeks aso an Investigation OF tue accounts OF
the pension agent in Pittsburg was maize and It was
then found thar there we're several discrepancies. in
yolying considerable OF money. There
was every evidence OF enDezzlement. covered
by falsihcation OF the books. Mr. Errett Was
then notne by Treasury Department to look after
MS clerks. as some dong wrong. Nothing
further hearl ~ matter until last evening. when
Mr. sirgrapAed to Washington tnat Gay had sO-
seconded.
Gay was the Of wealthy parents ami some years
ago .rried a relative OF Mayor Fnon-. He seemed 10
Do exemplary young man ia faot strict st,enlaht
a church, quite active tue fuunG Mems Chrlsilah
Associatou ami prominent leaier In the Murphy t-m-
p-rance movement tie took great interest III lectures
by eergyme. the heai AMI 'front.' or nearly al
movements to bring Talmage 10 Ptts0nrg Even Ms
friends never saw anything IN MS cOhduct
that would arouse suspicion.
The loss viii proDtny fall on the bonismsn OF the
clerk provided Mr. Errett has taken the preeauon 10
exact from Mr.. CIV tle customary 0oni rue Treas
ury Department holds Mr. Erretr and ne in turn should
Indemnify himself eXtcting bonds from tnOSe nom
positions of trust under him IL ~ not known now
Mr. Errctt req red this "a oe done, or whether
has permitted CLERKS serve without bond Tue
bondins or cergs outside those engaged IN banks
has fallen .use ami t ia possible thdt Gay has 10
bond OF indemnify aud tna the entire loss VIII fs upon
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
eoc.,rIsrIc AGIrAIIoN IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July Il SDecil.-I semi-annuai
e;rctou OF officers TO the Trades Assembly viii take
place to- morrow. The meeting Promises To he the
largest and most exciting ever held under the auspices
of This organization. Nearly every office Is being hoiF
contes,rd prominent member said to TIE IRiBuNh
correspondent ths afternoon: " lhe nam Issue VIII nc
ought out The socaiisne question: ana !" J. no" az"
n,t-d by same Of the leading members that upon the
r,,t viii a.n.ud whether or not this organzttlon'
r.urrsptn the majority Of the trades unions ami local
assrmDes OF the knights OF Labor IN THIS city. viii
stAud Committed to principirs OF spss Parsons
Co. Up TO the present the Offices have been ia the
hsnds OF the more moderate section but Inc extremists
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
ONE CIRCCS AAV KILLED.

PUTNAM, Conn.,, July l7.-As a cage train be-
longing TO Frank A RooDmss rcus this morning was
pulling of tn. yard Of the Norwich and Worcester
division OF the NewYork and New EuelsBd Railroad
Tor Dsniel-OnYe, Tnere the show to exhibit, 90
loot Platform Oadel with animal vans jumped the
track wrecking several wagons aud in.iantv killing
John Willy, sixty years. one or RObDnss drivers no
Rad Just been paid OF ami who 10 have i-ft the
thO" at DaneisOuvile 1Be car was brown across lhr
uacE blocking trsfhc !0r hours Mauy cages were
damaged. The top torn from The monkey cage and
sgh or ten monkeys scaped ore OF them entered the
1Ackrring House. and after breaking mirror, ned.
CAe damage is aDOut : BOO.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TURFE GOOD GAMhSAr CRIcKEr

PHILADELPHIA. July II (SDeciab.-The
game between tns Germantown and Philadelphia
cricket club. 80 Nssahckon resulted IN the following
score: Phila ielpla. % Germantown. l6J. Runs at
the fall OF each wickc;:
Gei@anto@a u 81 Is Io5 i05 Isl l5s Io5
The match to-day between the Belmont aud Q aker
city clubs at Elmwood brilliant one. especially IN
the field The game wen: TO the Belmont By q score OF
ll6 10 a for the Quaker tity cluD
The Young America ami oxford clubs played good
Frank!orf wnch resulted IN the defeat OF the
Young America score: oxford. l20; Young Amer
!cI.
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straning every tn assert their supremacy
by capturing tAem at tho forthcoming election -,
In view OF the recent murderous riots ana tno ,s,s
progress which have arisen OF hein the Lead
of the moderate party look with alarm upon wnat
would follow from declaration OF sympathy with eI
trome sociastc doctrines by the trades unions OF Cn
cago. The outgoing president. Charles A Rowan an
uncompromisng opponent Of the doctrines OF Anarcbsn
and Communism nut he ard the minor officers VINO are
Ike wise conservative nud themselves opposed Dy
strong element OF Soc alist.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
rrrvrp 4vo cOrRryEY BgA TEN

BALTIMORE July 1.-The double-scull ra' e
at bay Ridge today by far the most interesting
contest OF ;he sere. Teener and Courtney made the
best start but Ross aud followed closely with Rice
and Hamn a bAd th ri. Ross ana Lee lapel tie
leaders al the OF the the threemlls cous.
but Courtney and leemer gained half length In get
flny around The stake. The boats kept close To-
gether until he third turn made, when Ross snd
Lee spurted ahead some nard pulling WIS done coming
down TO the hag AMI leaders struggled nanfuy iOr
the advantage the nnsh Ross and Lee pu about
haf a length their AMI That 0 Teener aud
Cuurt aud nineteen minutes.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
MILK FOR BABIE4

Marion Harland has written a boo. entitled
Our Babys First Year" The object OF interesting
little volume is to Offer some valuable sugsestions rs
sarding the OF babies durLxthe critical period
OF their eIistence II comes at opportune time Dur
Ing the hot the mortality among infans 10 ven
large aud the value Of proper Instructions to motbe
can be over-esumsted. Published only BY Reed 4
Carnrick. Mercantile Exchange Building 2, 4 and Z
Harrison-st. NewYork who will mall copy free to al
who send tnalr address. |.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
COMPLAINING Of roLIoENAws CONDUCT

yss.erdsv pislnt was made at Ponce Headanarters
isy sgnsT st fatfoiHan Augustus b. Palmer u The san.
tbusv charging him with ntOxcatlou and t,e use Of
nsals Place qe IL = SAID at Palmer John l. SUI
n1lenrs - rlity nm N st recently some III u.er TIE
tnglst liquor AMI DOantei could 10y L. ot.d
fn asins Al made some retct Palmer leaa ~ aims.
pa language drunken man most s-iIv nrds ~
leekess ns friends OF sullivan tod hun tat Palmer wa
s Ts~ -nh Lad Ok ls pocket r,,iv IN,
lay e4i induced sullivan the liar ., .nd
Ni rsansr went away. Palmer " "a IN uniiorn, aaa
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THOUSANDS OF CIGARMAKERs IN LINE

ANNUAL PICNIC or THE INTERNATIONAL UNION
no. 144-THr Blue LABEL BANNER.
Four thousand men and women, fourteen
bands OF music and drum corps, told the people of
The Last side that the only 10 smoke were those
bearing the blue OF the International Cigarmnker
Union YESTERDAY The occasion OF the "as
the annual picnic OF International Csarmakers Union
No III Delegations present from all the r.
iernAtona Unions from nrighboring ciues Asearly AS
10 A. H. those WHO To take part IN the para0e De-
gan TO assemble In the ncishbOrhOod OF Ave--b anu
Fifth-sL There were three divisions The nrst was
conposed of the employees " Kerhs K spies. Carl Up
mann aud Glacum a CondIt and visiting heegttl"n-
Tbey formed Ave.-B and Fiiih-St., and Michael
laInIng the employees ,erraton Storm. Howari Ives.
k.nu.r A Mrrke aui Union No. 237 OF M"ussana.
as~emblrd at East Fonrih--i. ami Avr-A. Ernest j.
Arnold was marshal The thlrd division. which Iormed
al East Fonr-- and Ave.-B, CONTAINED the enployes
OF Foster * HilsOn BOgrrt a Heyd"n Mendrl X hOhr,
"a -rtnelm x -cnlnrf. and the Br0okyu unions. A
kosennaum marshal OF tins DIVISION and Charles
Ar WAS the grand of the parable Every nemDrr
VINO uaraded wore a fac sliur o. the blue label ana
foot blue label carried on banner There we're
tyeutY-two Stages IuI OF women operatives
The line march rom A'e-b ana fifth-st. 70
Tbrd--t To Avr.-C Eignthst., 10 Ave. Is. To Erv-
eItn-st 10 Four nave srventh--L. 10 seq
ond.ave TO Fiffy-ulntn-st, to ave A. Al FNyn
a. and Ay--A procession dispersed anu the nein
ers Of the union their rienis w-nt tu kar FatA
AT On--nundred tY-elgntn-st am NOrth Ihrh-
ave where they had good t!no untlI al early nOur
morning
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

ATLANTIC CITY, y. j., July II (special.-
Mrs Georgia Lee residing No. 300 south sevenin-sL
was terribly bitten this m0rIing by large Newfound-
and dog porch OF Mrs Martins cottage on the
corner Of Michigan Arctic The dog had been
gwen to Mrs. Leo by Mr. George wiil-
iams OF the Virginia Opera Company
About 10 o'clock this morning she went the porch
where tho dog was lied wnsn she put hor hand on bis
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

bead he eapsd st her throat and Axsd his tesh IN y
He threw her on the door and Bit about ths fAsA
She finally managed get to her feet and sscsps reo
the dog. She went at once to . nsigh-
borfnf drug store and from there 70 the
once OF Dr. Armstrong. Arctic ava, Who esutsrss1
and sewed up She Wounds Mira Lee was sveysd ssck
TO the cottage and she Is In bed suffering from
nsrvo N shock snd partial paralysis Of nerves q
the face The dog was shot by Mr. Williams. Dr. ARM
strong states that Mrs Iscs wounds Of dsnesrous
cbarscter and he fears MrA Lee will have -
undergo treatment to prevent hydrophobIA
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
DEMONSTRATIONS OF COAL MINERS

PIrrsBuRG, Penn, July Il Speciah. o-day
there was large labor dcmon-truon at tine mountain
stati.n OF Gan.z. on the Pennsylvania Railroad.
where there is a strike OF coal miners. There Was a
,ra- f three thousand men, AZ er which they listened
sn.,ch-- by stale President Hughes and President
.tid ~ nf the ILlrd Distrct NJ mere Federation.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

VI anon ) made perfect score at 500 Yards
THIS has Ouy basn ioae inres times TINS year Private
j. T. Klein Of the l7th Separate Company VINO won the
medal ist year, dii tne same tang yesterday sud
scored Il total Dgt M the wner or last year ne
rntItieI prze Lieutenant j. >. sh-phsrd, 0i
the - Private c. L. scott Jr.. Of fne same re.inenL
I. q. McIrwee. OF stdr each made total o. 10
PECULIARLY the snOOtug TINS yesr - thst In tue nsc
matches have held the nrs prks - changed
hands after each day. No marksnan mas won it twice
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

The following additional subscriptions were
received YESTERDAY At the Office of Isl Parliament
AIRY Fund Association:
b. TIE sun
N,ehae Davis Orange Friends " Ireland s. 90
40 90 H0v Church.
Church Of TIE sacred south Burkey 80
Heart BiOOuheC,N.J 1850
The rota amount Of psOns received this week
MsI3Og3 40
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
h4KISG Up THE STEWART MYSTERY AGAIN.

snd..vsnay sensational article published Yesterday
oil " prove thai 90, Ound "a ti.e rear of No
tesrv on ursiay wsrs those Oi A. T. The
IT, anuel Is That a. 1T stewart a man and
Stew, ~ ie tAO'e 81 i4l thry those Mr
prov, -r ponce Tat t-y have evidence 10
Pun 'i~ bones are IOt those u tho IN lAunarr Mrs
txee.,r H~t - certain Thai her brother
6rsf Unable 10 establish satisfactory evidence Ia That
Ana Il ~As Durcd n I'oitors : Fed In a cld's CONN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
NO OPERATION ON MRS GRANT.

Colonel +. ID. Grant denies that his mother
has been at Cincinnati TO have . tumor rrmoved by .
snrgeon Of that city. As stated yested Iy dsps.ch
"My mother 10 st Ions Branch" he SAID yesterday,
and mas been there since June IT, She ezc~lleas
heath never under went surgical operation, and never
u.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Cuoth Mr.. Roach 10 Mt Fly,
think we're struck With chois--i."
No, no. said Ply much worse. alacd
Is that deadly sfuf they call BUHACHl"
The Great California Insect Powder
The Giant 0f - line no poison. try t.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

At the CreedmoOr Range yesterday the shoot
ing was unusuay good. The attendance the largest
the year except .hat Of July The entries
berea $50 and the winners IN the champion maksmans
class . follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Cholera InfnnfunI

Cholera Infanfum -Physiciln- who make = speciality "a
inane Diseases Lat t, aesr4tnm IN cholera IN
iantum IL food proper food THAT obtained. the mrllc
treatment becomes matter Men- Foot prrii
gested food and has been proved O nrmsoe In cholera
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

PROGRESS or THE CHESS IoURSAMENT-GAMEs
LOST AND won.
Tn the sixth round of the chess Tournament IN
London which was played yesterday. Mackenzie beat
schallop Mortimer beat Pollock, Bird beat Gunsbnrg.
Rlackbnrne beat Burn aud Hanham drew with Inkrr-
tnri Mason did play. Following Ia the game Do
tween Mackenzie and schailop:
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Black resigned.


Mackenzie introduces new and remarkably
clever move that lures black into losing piece.
ID White perfectly safe with one piece the
advantage by breaking the queens sIc 70 re'ch 1ck
from casting he holds him III the field un hs artillery
can ho brought to bear
The tournament was adjourned until Monday noon,
the following being the Tor the nrst Aai iIhe
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Good News-Any KIND OF Key winding watch may
verted into stem wnier for - 10 ST. by applying Pstcns
Climax stem Wider ono watclm ~4ntei n ciy
in the ned states a. sole agent sent aircss posA
carl Tor circu r 70 Climax stem Wner Co.. 81 rrl5 ins
Building New-i0rk-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TESTING THE KyGYyss or THE Bosrov.

IESIINU IHE H-'HIt'1' Ut f1I'1 "V'ID's
CHESTER, Penn, July 1.-THE official test
Of tho engines Of the Government Boston began
at Roachs shpyard this afternoon. Tho trial will CON-
tnue thIrty-s charge OF Henry Rodnaa
ior Mr. Roach and Chief Engineers DUNCAN and sInlsa
for the Government
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Lundborg's Perfume. EGenls

Keep the stomach aud BsweI- IN healthy stats. and
disease has nothing shereun fe-d. Royal
most thoroughly and satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
REyOuIyArgD POR CONGRESS-

SAVANNAH. Ca, July 1T. VI. Norwood
was today nominated Representative OF the Ist Con
gressional District OF Georgia
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Hstrl Carferet aud Cet'asr- Briilr. New-Jrr~-y
lovely seaside resort south ~ Long Lriuth ryer
thing. boating children paradise moderate terms
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed MIX,
a. a food FOR Infants. has 40 equal.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
TIE SANITY OF A MILLIONAIRE.

win rain heavily this week and bring up shs record to
the normal standard.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Religions Nollres.

Ar Wa -hinsion square Methods, Episcopal Church.
4tnr.t M I'll ave "flay JOhN KIiEY THOMPSON,
Pastor Preaching Al 1880 a aud i's5 m
cordially welcouad
Al Wasniusio Heights Methodist Episcopal Ihurch
lOth-ave 1881 st Rev. ". MckiN Dl.EE OAR
WOOD. pastor. Will pros;h inDrninz and eva1Inz
nrondray Tabernacle. Thus church b. Opea for
service every Lords Day uor4ns during tne Ia
the the pastor the pups viii De supplied Rev
LLkWrLLYN PA~rf. D. d. 0f Hsrsfori IhtOlosicll
seminary. service Commences a. II O'clock.
elise du saint t-pr.t 80 22d Quest. atin
le ,inanche dix heures demie da A. v
WITHIN EY Err. rccteur.
Five Points House OF indislry. i5J Worth u Nm
BARNARD. Supt-ScrNi,e OF song sunday al aoV
The children sing thirteen hymns during The hour
excellent opportunity offered Of seeing what beng
for the poor children Of the Five Points
Mrs stodeard tsray and Dewitt c. Hough hold material
xing sunday, "Wednesday and ffua,, oc4"e~
Tuesday and saturday. o'clock. 325 West Ssth 81
~. IgnaIius Chures AOth.st 6th ave- tho iscy
ARTHCR RlrCHIE keotor.sundsy 81. 1.s0. $50 10 anu
IL a IN. Daily a m.
The Peoples Neeiins tis only spiritual meeting m iis
city Spencer Hall ia Vest ltthst Conference AZ .1'
Judge A. IL. DALEY OF Brooklyn viii speak al gso fiv
lessor J. III. KEENAN, will rtcite before tlie lecture
University Place Presbyterinn Church. corner OF loth 81
Rev. 4. >. hAMLIN. Ia ID. OF Washington. ID Z. VIII
conduot services to morrow al IL a and 5 y M
Uniea ~crvice-u In the Chapel Of tas Church =.
Messiah 3Ath st and fsrkase sermon ~ IA ~ As
public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
uACKENzIE WINS FROM sCHALLOP

om person took the note the number sos on hi
hat and badge.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
5ucrlI No,lc,s

CnswrIi. Massey Il Co.'S CoLSMYRRH - a 4 gabs
tooth and mouth preparation. A.r'ngeni AMI pnrIyI
l.l2l Broadway. jT- jthstvr, and NewpotL X l.
Darhnm system Of House DrninPge
Best plumDin, Used N the nnest bulGngA snrl ~
WiOKk kstDrIC Co.. Hosp l.. IeF,is,. u ~
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wOr. Tor small 20 1898 send fbr p4nJI8s
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