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DIED.

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Funeral services and ntermentat planheid Saturday,
cAsE-on Friday evening. April a. Henry L. Case the
and friend; invited attend the funeral from
Inlermsnt at the convsulonce Of tho family
Zanes vile and Granville, Ohio papers please copy
CRUGEK-At Crugors Island Dutchsss County April a.
Euphemia White wife Of the late John G. crugsr a,d
Notice OF funeral hereafter
cAMPBELL-on April 81. william Campbell. aged 81
F9Sersl from late residence 81 South shave Mon
= day Apnl 30 atlpm.
CHAUNcEY-At the residence oihis parents, 2o7 Henry
500 OF George w Adelaide s. Chauncey aged year.
Funeral services at the convenience Of the family.
DAvIEsEntered into rest April 20 1873, Ann Elizabeth
F.nsra from her Te,dsncs $40 East 72st Monday April
ESSss ana cSess naDI pap ers please copy
widow Of the late Charles banOrth 70 her s7th year
Funeral om her ats residence, IS Churcs on Monday
Intermonj private.
FRENcHsuddeny at her late residence ciinton e. East
orange, y. j. THURSDAY. evening, April 20 1888. An
ws1 SnSa tg ns az Christ Church
East orange on arrys leaving Barclay and
GoL0sMITH-At JOB West 14th.st. oliver B. Goldsmith.
Interment at Cutchogue. L. l.
LozIERon Thursday april 26 at her resldeoee !os Vest
YORK M.dics College Hospital Women her T5'h
Funeral services ut 23o D. ~ Sunday April 90 Central
NJ e Church 7thave and 14thst
sdes coeas and HOSPITAL for wsnss Momsopatsc
County society Woman. Christian Temperance Union
oscillation NowYOrk CITY Suffrage League city LaSIe,
hS"aG Fs%'s
s h Mrt tho eeas.d and her
oeers md nemSers Of the Newyork Medical College
are 70 sstO at 1 a inc
RalatVes will at her residence at l:3U D. N.
an ,uecinI meeting of the Board Of Directors the
Hamilton Loan and Company held at its NewYork
office $50 Broadway April 20 1885, the folio resolution
was unanimously adopted;
sad agty to record The death tho. on the
associate Henry Barry president OF his COMPANY any;
He was y2oso s vsr s mcpon 1n Re day of his
death gave the benefit OF hs ripe varied sx
10 IT'S present prosperity aud success III:
s OF M sy s Saa 10 the deep
Ss BT' while his aSs7 T SsE S aD
Mold n and Uy1s me e many S0S s
stricken widow and children extend our sincere and
heartfelt @Pay and then who 10 Ss care
be husband TO tho widow and father to the mthsres,
'''S 'o ''-'' - "' L. r. SPENCER, Secretary.
MILIs-op Thursday April 49, Jane Templeton Mills.
daughter OF the late James Cunningham, OF ITington,
Faners services a. her late residence 6ave
day morning. April 80. &C 10 O'Clock r..
II is Kindly REQUESTED that no towers sent
McGINTY-on April q; Hugh McGInIy aged 90 years:
attend the Aiphonsuss Church soath sta
ave. canalst. on Monday Soth inst at TO- 80 M
swlFr-on saturday. April 81. 1885, ssephsn Lenuel
Relative, aud friend. resgsctfuy invited 70 attend hi.
HSn n ns . on
THoMAs-At rhomaston. Conn. April 49, Seth Thomas.
FUNERAL from his late residence. ThOmastOu Conn. Monday
April 80. at . o'clock p IN.
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SELECTIONS FROM The MAIL.

A FEW QUESTIONS ASKED AND ANSWERED..
TO tho Edffor OF The Tribune.
Sir Would you be kind enough to answer through
your columns the following questions:
IL Is anybody allowed to keep chickens within the
city limitsl
t2J Arc people allowed to Keep wagons standing
on the sidewalk or in the street day and night
ISL Are boys allowed to play ball Sunday after
moons and thus disturb the quiet Of the sabbath
al When, after repeated complaints at the police
station help be procured from such nuisances'
what Is the proper authority 10 call uponl
New.York, April 90, 1888. DAILY READER.
H. 1t is unlawful to keep chickens in the city
except under permits issued by the Health Board.
t2D TruclSmen have the right to keep wagons
In front of their homes, partly on the sidewalk IN
streets where there street car tracks, provlded
the wagons do not obstruct travel
49, Ball playing on Sunday is unlawful, but the
police have trouble in stopping the nuisance IN
some parts Of the city.
al Write complaint to Mayor Hewitt.-Ed)
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Fest Once Notice.

Should be read daily By all Interested. - changes may
Letters foreign countries need not b specially a
Documents letters p;eiay addressed being sent By
Foreign mails the weeE ontnr M.y 9th, VIII clsss
promptly In all cases. at this Office ~ follows'
NJ per Steamship Pro Morse. easr .@
TUEsDAY-At $3.50 m for IRELAND. per steamship wyo
ming vie letter: 10, Grsss % and
r. HSSs G S Ps as N y
s 4 s s. 70 and 8, sa'a 81
stsanship Prins Maorts 1stters must directed per
csars Per steamship Cyril at m TruIliO. per
steamship Harold. from New oreSns.
Adsie deter; toS ar:s, sr... a9a
and a'f RsT ;ss
q a; S:S
end inssaa per :sss%.aID xivs; m Progress
ssg % a:s q S'ns
pa m % sssn's
Sampschs chsps: T,sssoo and YaSsss. i, pr steam
direct for other Mexican States: via Vera Cruz.
81 .ss So T ssn S q s. s Ha ass
ward Islands direct per steamship oriDscO.
ma sF:fss's na:
be directed "per Villaverdi").
M 0s :. Rsf
at 10 fer Scotland direct per steamship Ancbor1A
Glasgow letters must DO directed per Anchoria"h
10 a for France Switzerland Italy, spain and
Portugal, per steamship La Champagne. via Havre
% 10 a. m. for Germany. Austria Denmark. sweden
Norway. Russia and Turkey steamship Elbe. VIA
Bremen etters for other European VIA SOUTH
smpton, must be directed per Elbe ~ 81 10 N. for
Great Britain Ireland. Belgium aad NstherlAnds per
steamship Aaranis via oueenstown Qettsrs Tor 9es.
Turkey be directed per Aurania "i at 10 q.
for the Netherlands. via Rotterdam. per steamship
p Caland letters must be directed per p. CaIand ~
IL m. Venezuela aud Curacao Der steanshtD
Caracas; p. for Progress, per steamer Thorn
bill at D. m. for Ruatan, per steamship H. b.
Ward, IT.. from New Orleans
SUSDAY-AtS u for Costa Rica. via Lmon per stean-
ship Foxhall iron Now.Orlsana
Mails for Australia, New.zealand Hawaiian FIJI and
Islands. mshp Ze alasdia from san
Pranciscsl close hero April ~ az 1850 p N fer On
arrival at NewYork Of sseagnship Aurans with Brit
steamship Beglo. iron ssa Francisco close here
May IS at 53D D. m Mails for Hawaiian Islands per
steamship Australia iron San Prancsco close hero M ~
sl6at D. m. Mails for .hs Society IsIands per ship
Tahiti kfrom San Franeseoh close here NAY
rail to Tampa Pla, thsacs By steamer. VIA Key
West. Fla, olsss at tails onics daily &C 23o - N
scheine closing OF Pac6c mails 10 arrsngei
pon Of their uninterrupted overland traas
Francisco Mails from the East arriving on time -
san Francisco the day OF sailing Of steamers are dis
HENRY q. PEARSON. Postmaster
Post Once. ~ Y. April ~. 1888
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PRETTY AND GSAoEFur rrvor

Professor J. Iiartl and his nine girl pupils from
Vienna gave pretty and clever exhibition OF various
Kinds of fencing at Chlckerlng Hall last night The
young ladies', all of whom than ordinarily at
pace IN lace and figure wore bright scarlet dresses
WIN SHIFTS just reaching the knees All are graceful
and several adroIt fencers The contests Included
fencing with both hands, with foil and dagger used by
each combatant, In the Neapolltan style and sabre
fights. Professor Hartl folled with several of his
pupils one or two Of whom succeeded In SHINING mast
his guard. Tho entertainment was pleasant one, and
will be useful II II should tend 10 nonularIze fencng
as q sport and exercise for girls FNFA"''-' ''N~o
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PRIVATE DALZELL's BOOK.

To fhe Edftor Of The Tribune.
Sir: beg TO ask a favor Of you'll have too OMEN
done So l am trying In my fftieth year, In DC
clinng health, in poor circumstances. to provide
something for Hettie and the five children, four Oh
them girls. have concentrated my last feoie
energies on a book and trying to Introduce IL 10
the public before go. The Generals have cone SO
why need the poor plIyatcs blush to try Among
the rank and file I find great encouragement 50 far
o. / can reach them. Some very distinguished men
sign for my book. 1 dare not publish 1t until have
1000 Names I put the price at dollar only ii
Generals book fetches $40 to S15, surely 1t Is not
lmmodest or presumptuous to ask dollar for pri-
Yates book. Banks, Hayes, Matthews, Astor, Cooke
Buterworth McKinly, Shermans (both) Foraker
Beaver, GrOsvenor, Reed, Hawey, COekerill of Mis-
souri,, Payne, Fred Douglass s. Bowles, Halstcad
etc. a few OF my subscribers. II the boys only
knewI had such thing could get their names gcr-
orally. But with this poor pen and my little clrcu
lar and very little money to pay postage, can't reach
many as you see. And have no money to pay for
advertising In the great daes So what am to do
but so to tho boys personally ? So I'm going. Pm
engaged to speak on Boys I'm Blue as follows Kansas
Kan May s. lincoln, Neb.. May H. Springfield,
Ill, May 10; 3iuncie Ind. May % MaSsillon Ohio
May IS; North Bristol, Ohio, Nav 80 decoration
Day. and Canton, Ohio, June l. This Will give me
sOmo chance TO tell the boys have book In press,
and may get inc the Subscribers necessary But the
to bring my book into notice than all that could do
1t is TO ask this great favor that write this note
before leave for the West. j. W. DALzEIL
Caldwell, Ohio, April 20, 1888.
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suPERIxrENpxYr yAspEKa Rr.ELrnrrnx

A. the nrst meeting Of the Board OF Education IN MAY
he held on Wednesday the announcement Of the re.
election Of Superintendent Jasper VIII DO made The op
position to his election It Is thought by most members Of
the Board will not have great Strength. No charges
have been Hade against Mr. Jasper ana his experience
and knowledge OF the public schools generally recog
nrcd by members Of the Board. President Simmons said
yesterday that In the absence OF az ,peeno charges
against Mr. Jasper IL ridiculous oppose him Com
missioner j. D. vermfiye. who IL OF Mr.. Jaspers
warmes supporters, denouncss the opposition nothing
but the. Ehims ct q few MEMBERS Mlss QeogA " 70
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marked divergence especially increase OF years
in all these families pointed out by the lecturer
The case Of Mr. Crowley, Of Central Park was also az
tuded to as nsancing the growth Of more marked ahi
traits as he becomes older Mr. Bickmore observed Una.
Crowley most valuable animal from Seen'D's
non Of view as arording opportunities studying the
changes In apes brought by time. The conecuoh
OF monkeys apes OF which the Museum has iarto
variety was OF the lecture 10 usts'
further the characteristics OF the various species
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Mercersburg, Penn, April 90 1888.
ONE RESULT OF READING "THE VOICE.


Sir It's Of no use. have tried to give up The
Tribune several times-thOught that would not be
interested in the grand old party that helped TO
organize In so any more; but having had The Voice.
Of your city sent for several months have become
filled with holy wrath at IT'S falsehoods concerning
tho Republicans and begin to feel my old time interest
and anxiety for success this fall Believing that the
best interests OF relgiousy, morally,
industriay and fiDancallydcmand the reinstatement
Of the Republican party, must become again sub
scber to Its abest press advocate Yours for victory,
Rev.) c. G. MILLER
Oxford Mich Aprll 90 1893
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SCHOOL Tea OHERS EyrrRraJyrD

The regular monthly reception of the New-York
Teachers Association at steInway Hall last night
was largely attended An excellent programme of
music and recitations had been prepared By the en-
terfainment committee Miss Laura sedgwicb Col
lins, the dramatic reader recited with excellent
OBJECT The Uncommon Exhibition at the Somerset
House, The Defence Of the Bridge, and Tho Ap-
peal There was singing by Miss Kate Neal Scott,
OF washington, Miss Anna NJ. Powell and the sehu.
and accompanlst " 80 '
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Professor Blcknore continued his lectures on monkeys
and apes at the Museum OF Natural History yesterday
Those OF wCri prtscn.cd WIKI localities
which they found tie heat Of tbs & opies 10
the cold regions u the Ifimsisya Mountains OF Asia
large portion Of the lecture was taken up with
Of tailless apes The orsnsh chppsnsees and gorlaA
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THE WEATHER REPOh1'

GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 HOURS
wAsHyGroy April qs-F.r MASSACHUSETTS, conpec''eu'
and Eastern New.York fair weather followed W sn'
rains cooler. except nearly stationary
the coast light 10 fresh variable winds becoming
For Easters Pennsylvania aud New'Ierse' xar,ahlo
nearly stationary temperature hsh'
winds. A., o.,,h
For District Columbia Virginia. Norm $500, tom.
Carolina and Georgia fair weather. nearly s'a'""''
peratnre. light 10 fresh variable winds
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In the diagram continuous line shoSs Wni,ss sistes
fluctuations yesterday observed ~ ssne, indie ate the
Temperatures noted at Hudnut pharmacy 2lS broad~S
oyYIcE April 20. g. m-rse oIaoae'eF s ie
yesterday. The temperature ranged oe"ees ~ -ua 'o
the average t66boj being So higher 'h1H %
In and near his city to-day there promise Of iAir
weather followed by light local in the afternoon OF
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JOHN GILRRRr RErrrn

John Gilbert was considerably better yesterday but did
not act at walaek as his doctor thought It was safer
for him to have entire rest until Monday The perform
snce moved smoothly In his absence NV Edwards NAV.
Ing Sir Peter more than aeeeptably.
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hIRRTED

BENNING-RUssELL-At Atlanta. Ga. Tuesday. APRIL
a. 1888 at the residence OF the brides parents BY IN
Rev. DR.. Henry Mcdonald, Margaret Rowers, second
daughter Of James o. RUSSELL 10 Capt Augustus H. Ben
ming OF Hong Kong China.
No cards.
GREEN-MoFEETERs-on wednesday. April %. 1888.
at the residence OF tho brides parents in Whiestone l. L.
~ the Rev H. E. Feild Eva Harris McFsetsrs To George
Edward Green. OF Denver, Col
GAMBRILL-VAS NEST-On Saturday, April 28, at Christ
Church. by the Rev. Dr. Shipman, Richard Augustine
Gambrill and Anna, daughter Of Abraham r. Van Nest,
esq.
HEATH-CUYLER-On THURSDAY, April 90. 1883 at the
residence OF ths brides parents, Brooklyn Rev
Theodore L. curler D: D.. assisted by The Rev n. r.
Meredith D. D., Julia Wells daughter OF Glen Cuylcr to
Henry Minor Heath.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday. April 20, 1893
at ST. Georges Church BY the Rev. DR.. kansor. John
Jay Phelps to Rose Janet Hutchinson. both of NcwYork
PRENTIca-DoREMUs-on April rs. 1885, at the First
Presbyterian Church. Jersey City Heigts By tho
DIT G. X Imbre assisted the Rev. Charles Herr Mary,
youngest daughter OF tho late Theron s. Doremus TO
George Iovolaud Prentiss.
WILDE-McKIM-on saturday, April %. 1883. at St
Georges Church. Stnyvesant Square By the Rev W. 8.
Ransord George ., Wilde to Mary Albert daughter OF
Mr. Robert V. MeKim
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e"eo' Is actively opposing the retention Of Mr. Jasper
In speaking OF the subject while declining give her
own opinion she said that she know Of nothing to dis
place him.
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THE NEW RACKET-"sLOcUM" FOR 'ss,
Tho "slocuu. best shape, balance and striagins 81
1t befsrc purchasing. spaidns, 24l Broadway. :.
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Important 20 the LadeaThe stock OF imported Spring
Fabrics selected By the Madame sou being made
oseie Jeanne Soue long associated with her mother and
who continues TO carry tho business at 305 Sthxva
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION AND NAN.
HAITIAN TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION. Chickerins
Hall sunday O'sosS Address BY Mrs NARY II
entfc Instruction National Womens Christian Tenn
perance Union Choice song service. JOSEPH A. Bo-
GARDUS, President - b..
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4sth;sk wess Of eth-sw.--
Rev II. HEBER NEWTON Will preach at IL Z. n
Subject, Matthew Arnold"
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Announcements

Z. & w. THE "CADDon COLLAR. Z. ~ w.
NEW DESIGN IN CoLLARs
The MosT ECONOMICAL
Medicine Ia the market IL
HiKEEs COMPOUND skRskPARiLLk.
Is ccsts emily IS cents large bottle.
II contains nesrly DOUBLE quantity OF any otbex
II IL OILS taken rwfcE day (so handy
&c only requires ONE or TWO bottles 10 CURE
frvefy seldom falls 10 cure.
II don't cost q cent n IL DON'T CURE.
No MEgcuRY. u POTASH ARSENIC
Insist on having RiKEKs SARBAPARiLLA and you arc
pssltivsD SURE q cure Do ne. ALLOW any one 70
persuade yoH Otherwise fold by almost ali oca-
ers II any druggist refuses TO supply you can De
sure OF getting what Al the drysOis houses ana
geaera stores or direct from WM r. RfKER q son. 500
6th-avc., New.Ysrk
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5pefial Notices.

5pefial Notifies.
A. Henry b. Heris' Son. Auctionccr,
ONCE 2i2 6th-ave- near 2Stast
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE. RICH DRAPEErEs
FINE WALL PAPERS. PAINTINGS,
BRIc.A.BRAc &C.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
GEORGE A. sCHAsTEY G CO.,
welLknown manufacturers,
ArrHErR coMMoDIoUs wARERooMs.
BROADWAY AND 63D.sr.
ON WEDNESDAY. MAY 9. AND FOLLOWING DAYS,
COMMENCING AT II O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE FOLLOWING LETTER
OFFICE OF GEORGE A: senAsrEr & co.,
DN0ADr NEw 70 April 49, 1855. 5
HENRY r. HERTs SON. A9etioneer.
oash e3tlrey from any trade and 70 de-
r,oSgs s from Designs ami orders
entire sIUS Of sssai su ood Wan
Mirrors Mante PaHtiDS, Brc-aorac &c. A. public ssc-
Ss Sa Ina s charge
such days and at sass aGn ss sa
on % not e T..S o SIs
A.
. cooa. a-e now on exhibition and will remain view
nm morning Of sale Descriptive catalogues can DO had
upon application.
A. Exeeuiofs r0'
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLERIES
500 9TH AVE. NEAR s4THsr.
-
MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
o; the
FREHcH AND GERMAN SCHOOLS
belonging to the
ESTATE OF II. S. CLARK
and others
To be SOLD AT AUCTION
TuugsDA. AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
Msy Sand g. ats O'Clock.
nosxaI soMERvfLLE. AuetioneeE
by ORT9IEs q on
A. The Dogs Head
brand Of extra quality GUfNHEsgs STOUT. sotned m
London by Bros the tnes sves In
portsG kslA ~ leading sroeers and vine msrchsAus
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MRS wMsLows soorafSo SYRUP. isr chiitrsr rsathir,
softons the gums reduces ina ation alays all pii1
cures wind colo anf diarrhmA Tweatydvs cents bst'
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To Mnrrrrn7 y

LADIES who have tried CoRNELIs Benzoir
cents.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Diseases OF the Nervous system Urinary organ
Impotsnes ana stsrility Hsurs--Sto Il, teA
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT Msdiscnsve. ana
o6th-st Rev l.. GUILBERT, Rector.-Holy Communion
s; morning service, II Choral Litany, 415 evening
service, AS Strangers cordially invited
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COOPER UNION; SUNDAY. 7Sso. =
LAST NIGHT OF PEOPLES SEkVICES1
LAST NIGHT OF CHARLES HERALDI j
LAST NIGHT OF N. Z. BYERSl
LAST NIGHT OF GRAND CHORUS
COME AND ENJOY THIS LAST MEETING
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RELIGIOUS Notices.


AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION AND NAN.
aa. sunday O'sl0ss Address BY Mira NARY H
entnc Instruction OF National womens Christian Tenn
GARDUs, PRESIDENT -. - -
e. ALI sRYHs Ea oEY YMgs 's vii S,: s; & sA:
COOPER UNION, SUNDAY, 7sso.
Last fH NI sGh 4 aF2RlS sfhysSE
IA EIs Sl sfsH% E = Ss4nP Shqeys ,,rr,,.
ceS REV SuIEbERT fss'S,HsIy Se% sVs5S.
morning se st,p1ers e coTday SRed evening
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH eOEne, s s4sh. so spA
Parkaye.-Seryiees as IL q. m Rev. ROBERT COLL
YER viii preach
CHURCH or ETE 5 BIyINF PA 4 HxTCS sS'Y
R Religious Belief. EnsI M sTs Gull. q Pfoian i
asa So o Joyful Hearts Les u
Praise Him." Gloria
cHgIsF enyEcH s;Aay WIN, ana iSSsass; Dr.
y
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5eth-st near sth-ava-
Preaching sunday mornins and evening BY the Pastor the
Rev. D. 3. TYLER
FIRST sooIETya OF AasDA
ng, Az seats free. All welcome. Conference. 2:So
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1855 Worth
st. WILLIAM y. BARNARD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Of song every Sunday at 80 o'clock The service Is
almost wholly BY the children OF the institution Public
REV. @. A. BRIGHAM will preach a. 46 D. m. on
the subject The Lords Absence Related 10 Ills
Return" at Catholic Apostolic Church. oTthst north
side west OF eth-aye
SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EpIsco
PAL chi u H.-Rcy. 4. c. M0REHD CsEs morning.
Christianity" 3 .; M, Bishop WIN TAYLoFs African
experiences Evening, Hon. CHAuNcEf SHAVER
ST. IGNATIus' CHURCH. so West 4othst. Rev.
hRTHUR RITcHIE Rector -sanday 2 10 ~ so.
10 90 and II m 40 and D. m daily q :So m,
p. Holy days and ftldays 10 q. m extra seats
free
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. 4eth.ss, north SIDE, BE-
9th and 9th ayeA. the Rev. 4. H. HARr. heetof
Services on Sunday at II .. M ana p N
THE SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-Mr. NJ.
NJ MANsAzARIAN of Phladephia) Will lecture before
this society az Chickering Hail. on Sunday, April 20.
Subjec:: SWhy Have Withdrawn from the Christian
Chuich" Doors open 40 10 80, close ut ii 16 AL
Interested arc Invited 20 attend
THE REV. S. WRIGHT BUTtER. Psssss Of Ne ST.
lnsss sthsye win preach a. ~ 10 &c 80 AZ msss'
AZ ssaa are nes.r
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner 34tsst and
Park-ave-Serviees as IL a. m Rev. hoBEEr COLL
Will nreach.
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ST STEPHENS CHURCH. 4eth:ss, north SIDE, b
tween 9th and 9th the REV. A. H. HAM, iseetof :
Services on SUNDAY az II .. m. and p M
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Notices Of marriages must DO Endorsed citk fill name
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THE REV. S. WRIGHT BuTLER Pastor Of tAs. ST
ssns ssolsi song service pssudias sAs syeasS SsnsA
AZ seats are fyessf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

TIE SOCIETY ron ETHICAL CULTuRE Re M {: N
this society az Chckering Hall. Sunday. April 20
s'ubjec;: Swhy / Have Withdrawn from the Christian
Church" Doors open ~ $50, close NJ lilo All
interested Invited 20 attend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

ST IGNATIus' CHURCH. so West 4oth... Rev.
ARTHUR RICHIE Rector Sunday 2. 7.iA $50.
10 90 and IL 80 and y. m daily z. o 100 q N,
p. Holy days and fildays 10 a. m extra. Seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

A. The Dogs Head sno,,~ -. -
Iondon by Bros naafisnAbn the tnest svex In
portsd ksl6 ~ leading groeers and vine mrchsAtss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY shave.
PastOr.-ii a. m, Effect on Society 9: Decline 1,
snecial musical service double Quarette anthem, SIM
AlleIula FORTH Buck; With Joyful Hearts Let u
Praise Him. GLORIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

| CHRIST CHURCH SHAVE and ST., Dr. j. 8.
| sHIPMAN, Rector.-Dyine service III a. n. aud 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

PAL CHt ltC H.--Rsy 4. Q. MOREfIOrsEs Mornings
Christianity .. NJ Bishop WIN TAYLoRs African
experiences. Evening. Hon. CHAUNCEY SHAVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-29

REV o. A BRIGHAM win preach a. 40 D. m on
the subject The Lords Absence Related 10 Ills
Return" at Catholic Apostolic Church. 5Tth.st. north
side. west OF 9th-aye. 81.