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New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
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ALLISG5At Ncwars j. on rhqrs!ay' March q is's'
Emins Moore vS Gf Isaac a. NJ 81 wants on
Moadsy March 36 D. IN. Relatives aodtnsnls ara
1nirsnt az Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Please omit
AcKER-Ar his rssidsnSe. No l5s West i3dst. David D.
Funeral ssrvcs. at ST. Paurs Church Paterson N IT, on
TUESDAY morning at 10 o'clock.
rams leave f.Ot Of NJ " l. f. and W. n. b.
ats am.
THE ENEwYonK sATIoSAL ;dd ExcHASsE 11Ss ,sA' sASK'
For nearly twentY years David Aoker has been vice
president OF this bank -, . , ..,. ,, an, ,,r,
rseeshalon Of how fuly they Of
hs their interests and asoys al tho Instructive
s1g asS s .ympy
the family and TO express fer them ter Keen sense
and honorsd friend
d. b. HALsrEAD. President
BEAcHon snHrany March a. a. no S2 o East ss S
q B. osSR sssd ysis and months
Funeral privaGs.
cULBERr-on Saturday March "a. of pneumonia, Alex
The funeral services will be hold re.idence No
I6O royiorst. Brooklyn. on Monday. March ~. at
InterTnent Z tuesday. at Greenwood
DIMocK-on wednesday. March 81 Rev. A. " Dimock.
Fnae4s .sf1lco. viii be nsd at 47s Morrsave Elizabeth
n. J.. on MsaJay, March 20, at 23op IN.
GuERINEAuon Thursday March 2s Mary L. Tiis o.
Iiitle Ia the 52d year 81 her aga. .,,.
. sqas hs s are rs,snss IS aHys
u. d.. NonIlay, 26th inst, at l:3O
Isterment In Greenwood
GUNTHER-On Thursi1v. March ~ IN ths oo'h year OF
her age. Joanna widow OF Ohm Charles ountheT -,
Relatives friends family are nVte 70 stten to
funeral services at residence, I'D Wcst osts
Itsrmeut At Wooits WIN al convenience OF tho family
Pleasc0mit u0wers.
MISUNDERSTANDING re,fsncs lS West l7th'st after
Illness M Halstei. IN the soth year OF ais
frisnhs family arc invited 10 atenn to
funeral ssryicss at Fifth PresDyterian Cnute
corner 5Jtst Monday afternoon -oth lnst' AZ h'''
past 4 o'clock -,
UEALY-On SATURDAY morning. March ~ at lo5 colnnoa
Hefxhts Brsoxlvn, Aaten youngest cmu OF A. Augustus
anL Lizzie bradley Heaiy aged years anu mohHi'
Funoral private. 49,
ON Saturday morning. March "a at lbs Column
Hsghs brooklyn. Ada only daughter OF A. Augustus anu
Lizzie Bradley Heay, aged years anu ohohthS.
Funeral prlvaUe
HOWARD Suddenly on Thursday. March % at hts resi-
dence lT4 HicEs-st. Brooklyn. Jonn Iasker io"at"
in the sUth year OF his age. ,,..., ,-,..., =, a. an
O'eisok, SUNDAY afternoon. March 20
uITcucocK-atN No 20 5th.avo on saturday, March "a,
Comuodors H. u. Hitchcock U. 9, Nu axel "a years
Interment az Cold spring.
JoNEs-on March @ 1888. Joshua Jsncs in tho SD year
sfhis aga. .,,.... ~. oaG sth.
ave en- Tues lay afternoon at 4s30 ociocx.
mcIACHLAN-ou FrlfsY. March 25 at the New-iork
Isal alter long ness Ellen -MeIachian' niece Oh io
late Alexander MoLachia0 IN, ,,, 70 ,,,.,,
Tia raa;ivns aud N respectfully Invited 70 atts
hsr funeral az ths Hsw-Ycrf Hotei. on TuessT ztli
iss1 Vt IL se,sex q. Entranoeoa Washington pAoe
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Post OGice Notice.

Should be read daily BY all fnerosted a. changes may
Letters Tor foreign need not be specially ad
dispatch by any steamer except wheP
Documents letters not specially addressed being sent by
ppedy sSTsfp in mali al car easssS sS at aows
:p E1op Via sos ss s''sHs sa4
~ 2. p m for v ne " paa, pnsrt0 rSn roes N sT
Orleans
rUEspAY-At3 D. III for Truxllo per steamship stroms.
wEuNEsDAY-At 23o a for Ireland. par steamship
Germanic via ouesnsown lstt,rs for Great Britain sa.i
manic y at ga M for Europe per @ steamship snas s, v ns
rns aa % at II M for Ra,
PrSce and naspa per 1s%'n m l az
D. m for the windward Islands 'tsamsnp M, Ma.
f1om foIn n Nav. Orleans. b a. 'f '''''''' ~ '
THuRsDAYAt IL M for Jamaica s sn % 1nas sas mss 4s
directed per Ava as for Nassau. Va Sr e P an saa'
.en%.SD r Ynss,.u At mar E mn Ts
c'xof Atlanta ettors for other Mexican states must
directed pss G & Wsr Aqn' r. rsm s 5ST ans
az $50 D N. st Pierre Miqueon. per steamer rom
countries and chl via Rio do Jsner9 per steam ship
Procida & irGp spsa and Portugal per stao La
%a. sTfs 5. 4ssds.a Rss ssssai%'sP
nnssU". -. :..n.p a. % Sf Ss a.
stessnD u%O VIA sosm sns mus. be-
direcSsd per umhra ~ $50 for Begium direct
nar steaushIp Zesland, via Antwerp gotsrs must DO
directed per zselasd ~ at 10 m Tor Central America
and South Pacific ports (oxoept Chil, per steam snip
para via Aspinyall etters for Costa hca ana ouato-
maia directed psr Clty ol fta ,: .. - n
for Venezuela and Curacao. per steamship caracas.
sUSDAY-At3 D. for Costa Rica, via Limon par Scam
shin Foxhall from New-Orlsans
(rom san Franeiscol olsss hcre M1ron 20 .. s o;s0
" m Mails for Hawaiian Islands per stesmship p
xnsiraiIa from Franoscol close here March ~ ~
f the s"ssy .:a1s Ssis psr pa.o sD a az
6.3J n ~. Mails for Australia New,1eaianu
1awa'Ian Fit and samoan Islands. ler steam.
ship Msriposa from San Franelscol, close here
March 80 at i30 D. m Tor on arriVM az
Sew.York OF steamship Aurana with British
mail. ior Australia Mails for tue Hawaiian Islands per
sfeansbip Australia Om san francircol riOso ne Ap
sis at I n ~ Mails Tor Cuba. by rail 70 Iampa,
Fla amt thoncs by steamer. VIA Key VEST hiA' eiosa
at tis O.hcs daily al $50 a IN
shs scheduo OF closing OF Trans Pacino mals IA ar
ranged on the presumption OF their unintetxp'Ga over
land transit 90 San Francisco Mails nom the tAst ar
living on me at San Francsee the day OF sailing VI
steaners ara al spatched thence tie same day.
HENRY c. PEARS6N. Postmasfen
Post once. NewyegS. n. T.. Mafea 20. 1885
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
1BE FUNERAL OF THE CHIEF JUSTICE
eusLIc SERVICES TO BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY IN

THE HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
wAsuTSsTos. March PA teisgram has been re-
viewed from Mrs Waite acquiescing In suggestion
that the funeral services of the late Chief Justice be
seld In tho hail of the House Of Representatives next
Wednesday and that the body be privately Inferred at
foset0 the next day.
Mrs. Waite left Los Angeles al 10 O'Clock Last night
20 come East Immediately. DR. Ruth left Washington
t-aay meet her at Kansas City and escort her to
fnsrdo Edward T. Waite, the second Will remain
% Toledo meet his mother.
The several committees appointed to make prepart
fprs for funeral of the Late Chief Justice held
meetings to-day.
Ar a conference It decided that the ceremonies
In Washington shall take place IN tho ifa4f OF ir
Of Representatives. at IL O'Clock on Wednesday Bishop
Pxyef and Bodine, Leonard and Mott. of the Epi
pssai Church. officiating. There will be NO ofaton
The Judges of the Supreme Court, including eXJudge
Sssong, will act pail bearers. The President and
lx9tre and both houses OF Congress and the bar OF
fRs Supreme Court VIII attend The court as BODY,
sra hc committees of the two houses viii accompany
the remains TO Toledo .
The Senate and House committees deputizcd the
Scrgcants OF the two houses respectively 70
caafer vii the Marshal Of the supreme Court as 10 the
arrangement details. telegram was received from
MS Waite stating she IS reufe over the Atcnisoh
Topek ka and Santa Fe Ralroad to th" East apf ~ -
arrive In Toledo either Wednesday evening or THURSDAY
morning next. . -,
TIE Wide House draped in mourning ta-das-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Toboggan Club Faster Monday is interesting people
all over the state Of jersey and large parties are
being mado up In New-York City, the largest of which
Will be chaperoncd by Mrs. John c. Wimerdng Mrs
Robert 5 Green Is getting up large party RON tZa
beth and Mrs f. i. y. Young In Jersey CITY speclai
trains will run both from Elizabeth and Jersey Cny
on the Penns ylvania road. switching TO the Deia-
ware, Laekaw anna and Western at East Newark, re
turning at a. m Lander has been engaged TO furnsh
the music. George Cleaner has kindly offered 10
supcinend the decorating Of the hall large cartoons Toe
representing ali the different outdoor sports are DcnB
drawn by O. j. Taylor Of Puck, and viii be used ~
the decorations. supper wifi be served BY Davis and
everything done TO make II the most picturesque ana
successful ball given in New-Jersey: There mas
been unpreceentcdly large sale OF tic kes, ana the
management Is assured Of q large attendance. iancy
dress is not Insisted
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
THIS IS BARyUEs LAST WEEK Nv TIE CITY

The third week OF the exhibitions OF the Barnum Bailey
show begins omorOw, and it will positively be the last
week the programme Of 100 marvellous acts and
displays AS tho Garden demolished after May l.
when Barnum Baey,s lease expires this is the last
opportunity VIII have OF seeing these shows IN
and with the exception Of Brooklyn no other
city or town win visited this than 100
miles Of this city. During the week all the re-
ma.nng circus viii be presented bringing the
already great programme to its allotted complement OF
100 acts As at present constituted there three rings
an elevated stage an artificial lake Of real water In all OF
which smu performances given besides those
in mid air. Then there Professor Museum Of
hntioutes the menageries Jumbo and his big skeleton
the living human euriostes the elephants camels ponies
strange sacred cattle golden chariots etc. The whole
making the best exhibition given by Barnum
Bailey.
Madison Squire Garden is in ferment There Is
dispute as whether the young domeday recently added
to the Barnum Show by Mrs Raba shall called Mad
sng strongly n favor Of Madison" but other
powers that be" In the circus Just as strongly In
favor Of christening the newcomer Rob- WHAT the
outcome Of the dispute will be nobody knows For the
present youngster answers readily Rob" as to
Madison and the thousands OF visitors who daily
their attentions the interesting couple can elicit not
word from Mrs Raba 10 what she really wishes
her Offspring be chrisened by The little dromeay Is
great attraction and bids fair attain successful
urity and spend many happy days undor guardian
pices Of the Barnum and Bailey Circus
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25


Commodore Robert d. Hitchcock, Of the Uned States
Navy died yesterday the Berkeley No 20 Eifth-ave
in his eighty Hh year. He born In Connecticut ana
received appointment to cis Eavf January l.
1926 and served the schooner StrS 'n tho West India
SQUADRON until 1927 when he rcred to the frigae
Delaware the Mediterranean Squadron, where he re-
maned until early IN the year Of 1881 On June a in
that year he promoted be Passed Mfdspman. and
remained on special duty until March 1885 when he re-
ceived hfs commission Lieutenant and remained on
special duty until 1S4o when he assigned to the rg-
ate Ohio, In the Mediterranean Squadron.
He was Quartered Boston In 1S43 and from there ap
pointed to the igs:s Savannah in which vessel he served
In the Pacific Squadron during the 1915 and 1916
He was then ordered ordnance duty until he took COM
mand OF storeshlp Relief in 1863 He then made
inspector and stationed Boston until September H.
1850 when he received his commission commander,
after which he again placed ordnance duty. He
newt had command Of the frgae Merrnac OF the
Pacific Squadron until 1S80 and In the following year he
commissioned captain. and on July f0 ls62. was
promoted the rank Of commodore and took command Of
the sloOp Susquebanna then in the Western Gull
SQUADRON While that vessel for the greater part OF
he the senior officer in command OF the feet
which blockaded Mobile. He then ordnance duty
until 1896 when he made COmmandant OF the Navy
Yard at Norfolk, Va From 1870 to 1873 he was on
special duty. He Will be buried at Cold Spring. N Y,
where he had a country scat
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
vEARzYI sUccEssFUL MURDER.

An attempt made by some unknown nan ABOUT
o'clock Yesterday morning to murder Jacob Post, well
known dairyman OF Bloomfield n. J. Mr. Post always
goes 10 the stable the hour mentioned to harness Ms
horse Az soon stepped into the barn lie was ieea
by stunning blow from a slung-shot Fortunately ~
this moment Frank A. Andrews twelve who assists
Mr. Post IN his milk route entered the yard and called
70 his employer The wopdbe ssssssn was started and
fed The boy receiving and noticing that the
barn door was open, went Ia Just In time 10 see mah
disappearing through open door Tie lad aroused Me
Post nom his stuvor aad assisted him " his lec[ and
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
4 pryyER TO TIE ! RI OF ARRAx.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clews gave dinner last even
ing 70 the Earl of Arran and LADY Esther Core at
their house. No West Thirty -fourthst. The other
guests Nr. and Mrs. Edward Cooper Dir. ana
Mrs James r. Eernochan. Mr. and Mrs. William Rhine
lander Stewart Mr. and Mrs Chauncey NJ Depew.
Mr. and Mrs. Townsend Burden. Mrs. Paran stevens.
Mrs Marshall o. Roberts. Miss Bechwith, Miss fage''
Miss (riswold. Miss Hall. Miss Lawrence. Ward Nc
Allster. Albert Blerstadt. Theodore Frellnghnysen'
Archibald MURRAY. Charles Robinson. q Chafics PeteTY
and i Frederick Tams After dinner Aiyary. the Ger
man tenor sang. and there Instrumental music
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
DELICIOUS WATER AND FLOUR BREAN
4 NKw DIsCOyERY.

Answly discovered process Of breadmaking Is adyer
tlssd ansthsr csumn to which atteaton Is called
Mr. Hyatt, holds the right to the American patent
is sangune In the belief that his breadmakine company
oncs started will he able declare dividends larger
than any railroad ccispany and emily excssd or at ap
by the Bell Telephone 1t rs to be hoped he may sue
ceed especially II hrs efforts should result in giving
New Yarkers pounds OF "dellcsus bread for bye
cents In place Of the one pound LOAF new sold Tor vho
mOneY.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
npo0KLYy rOBA COO DEALER MIssTyG

Jaeol Jonas prosperous tobacco dealer who II ycd at
no. $40 Marey-ave., Brooklyn, DISAPPEARED from his
home on February 81. and has since been missing
Rumors Of foul play freely circulated while his wife
believes That he has committed suicide Some months
aco Jonas's s.n Nathan, who in the employ Of
Asel A Co. stock brokers, Of Mo- 81 Exchange place.
New-York fled cauylng away with him SONS Of the
firms funds Tis fact Drostratd his mther that 10
Is believed his mind became unsettled. and that MS
madness ended In sEieido.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
WILL EDWARD COOPER GO ABRoAD9

HE kEF0kT THAT hR PHILIPS WILL DE e'i"F '0 =
TIcP. AND MR.. COOPER MINISTER TO ENGLAND.
Information has been received In this city from
. source usually wen informed concerning Admins
tratlon matters, that President Cleveland coniem-
plates appointing K ). Phelps, now Minister 70
England, 10 the vacancy caused by the death OF
Chief Justice Waite, Of the United States Supreme
Court. There Is q rnmor that the Chief Justceship
nay be offered TO Ex-Governor Hoadly. This is not
asered likely, for tho that there is one Ohio
man es'aaIey AatthswsJ tho supreme Court
Beach, and Wien Ex-Governor H0adly came to
to practise law be Lost his political follow
~ in Ohio The President could moi Strengthen him
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY, 5thava.
corner 45tast, Rev, CHARLES 4; EAToN, d. Da
Pastor-li a. Christ and the Ministry OF Sorr0w.S
45 D. M lectures young people, What the ChurcS
do Young People and What can Young People do fos
The Churchr Special musical service double quarettss
Anthem" Lord Heaven R0ssi; Festival TIE Deun1
Buck; Praise the Lord" CerI. !
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

COOPER UNION GREAT HALL. Sunday. 7 80.
CHARLES HERALD on
SPECIAL QUESTION TO WOMEN
WITH ADVICE TO HUSBANDS AND YOUNG MEN,
MUSIC by n. l.. BYERS AID CHORUS CHOIR
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 56thst. near SHAVE
Preaching sunday morning aud evening by the PASTOR the
Rev. B. b. TYLER
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
Announcements
IT CURED HER FATHER.
Mr.. RIKER

Mr. RIKER.
My father been suffering from bad cough
year, aud becoming alarmed persuaded him to
try a bottle OF your ExPEoroRAST had had bottle Of
your "Caisaya Tosc" and 1t had done mnch good
that felt sUg ExPECroRASr would cure my fatner as
did I stopped the cough atonce and entirely crea MN
tie OF ExPEcT0RANT as soon as possible
husband has cough and wish to cure him up AT
MkS IL D. hNAf.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

CHURCH OF THE Holy SPIRIT, Madison-ayc. and
Ggtrst. Rev Il. GCJLBEKT Rcetor.-IIoy Communion.
e. Morning service. H. Chosl Ltany. 4:i5 Even
ing Service z 40. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
H1RRLED

RrLEY-cROssMAE-Ou Saturday. March "a, at the rcsi
denee 233 Clint Brooklyn, bY the Rev
Charles W. Homer. Caroline t. Crossman to Matthew
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
5perial Notlres.

5perial Nolres.
A. Last Days OF the Exhibition.
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES.
300, 5EII AVE-, NEAR. 34TH-SI
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
baiongng 10,
MIR. JORDAN L. MOTT
MR. EDWARD REARNF.Y.
40 BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE,
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
MARCH 81 and %. AT 8 O'CLOCK,
Al CIILCKERING HALL,
5TH.AvE.. CORNER 1STILsr
ROBERT soMERvILLE. kUCTIoNEER,
BY oRTGIEs & co.
sustus Cooke. Auctioneer
SPECIAL AUCTION ANNOUNCEMENT
TWILL SELL AT ABSOLUTE SALE
ON WEDNESDAY, AND THURSDAY,
MARCH % AND 49,
l0.3O A.. NJ. EACH DAY.
COOKIES ROOMS.
zoo AND 2l1 EAST l25rH-ST.,
Gentleman's entire large collection Of
RICH ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
BRONZEs FINE SEVRES VASES,
CHOICE ORIENTAL RUGS DHAPERIES.
MIRRORS, RARE BRIC-A-BR.AC. &C.. &C.
THIS WILL PROVE VERY LARGE AND
ATTRACTIVE SALE.
EVERYTUIyG WILL BE ARRANGED AND PLACED
on EXHIBITION
MONDAY AND TUESDAY,
MARCH 26 AND q.
Carpet CIeansng.-we are putting circulars into every
IA tyoup
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner 34th-st. and
Park-ave.-Seryces al IL a. LII Sermon By Rev. Rob
(OLINER.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

CHRIST CHURCH. 5th.avc and 3Jthst.. DR.. j. g.
suIPMAN Rector.-Dy vine service IL and at y.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

ALE SOULS URcTI. 4Sth-st. west OF 6ti.aye. -
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at IL a. m. /.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION
AND MANHATTAN TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
Chickering Hal. sunday O'clock Address by tha
eminent and eloquent lady orator, Mrs J.. ELLEN EOS.
TIiR OF Iowa. Subject: ".The Where the Whence ana
the Whittier the Temperance Reform" General CLfNs
TON u. FISK will preside. Choice musical programme.
Miss EI.EkNORE LYMAN In recitation. JOS. BOs
GARDUS. Pres.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

Carnet CIeanSnR-Wo putting circulars into
that may where can have carpets take
uD cleaned rcaht perfece way Mail OF
telephone your addross to L. NJ STEWART 32U 7th ave
New Y ork Telephone call l28 2lstst
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

FIRST SOCIETY or sPIRITUALISTS Adclphi Hall,
-,heve cor 52d s-Ceiebraron Of the fortieth ami.
versary OF modern splrit9il.sm &C Sslosk opening
inc nv Mrs AMANDA SPENCE, Hon. A II. DALEY.
lie o. BOWEN, Mrs SHEPPARD LIELLIE- Musi&
and roeitatoDs by popular artists
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

ST. IGyArIUs CHURcn. 81 West 4oth-st. Rcvs
ARTHUR RlTculE- Eecier-sunday. Z, :a5. ;3oh
10 90 and IL m, 90 AMI D. daily. 7. 30 IL
a. IN, y. m. "Wednesday. Thursday ani kriays
sI5 D. m. Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

THE REV. S. WRIGHT BUTIEI, Pastor Of the So,
Paul Evangelical Church. go West sitls. near sths
ave- will preach 10 AS apd AS. Topic for IN esefs
ing saIm0n One Flag for Our Public Bnndings N:
teFosng song service preceding the evening renon Az
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
EDWIN NOYE.

Bcston. March 81 (spacisl). Edwin N0yes, OF
wa.crv.ilc. Name formerly superintcndent OF tho
Maine Central Railroad, diod I'm Boston ON Fi1dHI.
lie was scventytwn years old and seemed to DO In good
health He was q gaduaio of Harvard Law school,
and while therr formed the acquaintance OF Choafc and
Webster Of whom he gave interesting "reminiscences
He was associated with George Evans, In the Coolidge
murder trlal and had acquaintance IN his day with
MANY of the leading of his time. After leaving the
nraefiee of law he bee anne successful railroad opor
at0r and inancer, and accumulated large nrtune-
ne arly half a century He was a teacher In the
college for awhile, then admitted to the bar anh
praofsed with Timothy BontelIe Except for few years
which he spent the Northwest, the superintendent
Of the Michigan Central he has always lived IN waier
Vile BE was the first superintendent OF the Malne
Central and held that position until the consolidation
HIS energy and shrewulncss made HIM successhl IN IN
a vigorous eonstfuflOn and strong mental poweri
He al ono time represented kennoboo County In the
Maine Senate bnt was not inclined to take an active
part in public affairs He led lesurcly life FOR tho
SIX years.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Diseases OF tbs Nervous svsten. Geuo-U rnary Organs
Impotence sterulty. Hours-S to IL, 3 hS.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1856 worths
st. WILLIAM BARNARD, superintendeng -seryice o
song every SUNDAY 80 ocloc The service Is almost
wholly by tho children Of tho Institution Public cordially
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-Prot
ADLER will lecture before this soceTy at Snsxsrg Hal
ligous beliefs Morality" Doors opon II 1880 eoeo
AZ lI:l5 All interested hl,ited " attend
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

E.&W. Especially Designed for Easter. E.&W
THE "CADDo" COLLAR.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

"THE best cure in the world for coughs,
cslds and sumption is Cutler Bros Co!s wel knoWn
cid Boston Vegetable pulmonary Balsam
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

WHITE HANDS
Frsm using CoRSKLLs
BENZOIS COSMETIC SOAP. 20 Cr5-
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH,
anthst north side. between 5th and 9th aveS
The Rev. A. b. HART. Rector.
Services on Sunday at IL a. and D. m.
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

10 MOTHERS
MRS wrystow's SOOTHING SYRUP, Chtrs1 Tssthiny
softens the gums Inflammation. alays all pai1
cures wind csc and darrhBa TwentYdve cents bottle
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

MORE THAN THE DOCTORS COULD Do.
To Messrs W. B. RTKER SON.
DEAR sIRs, have been sufferer for six months
with very severe pans stomach write
Rkers Compound Sarsapara has nfirely
than several ply sicfans could dol
and enjoy health before Every
should take your eicne for pains and aches OF the
body Respectfully yours 80 - .a, .-r
New-York tribune., 1888-03-25

WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 2s. at 1880 O'CLOCK.
CONCLUDING SALE wATERcoLoR DRAWINGS
and miscellaneous unpublished designs in black and wists
aad monotint Catalogue Nos GAG TO s6i inclusve