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4 BIG NETTING FoR IRELAND TO BE HELD.

The Irish Parliamentary Fund Association. the Irish
National League the Home Rule Club the Friendly Sons
q ST. the Knights Of S. Patrick, and many other
Irish organizations represented last evening at
meeting in the Hoffman House. Besides Eugene Kelly,
who presided. there also present John r. Lynch,
Bryan G. hc5wyny, J. p Farrell, G. c. Shsyne, Commits
sioner James g. Coleman Judge Edward Browne General
James i. oB.rne John g. Atokjn. Hugh King Patrick
Gleason, James 4. OGornan, L. r. fuilsm James
Mitchell, A. Doher,y. J. p Dunn and Edward L. Carey
The purpose OF the meeting 70 make arrangements
holding big demonstration 10 be addressed by sir
Thomas Esnonde, NJ. r., has been making speeches
behalf Of Home Rule fer Ireland in this country for
several months ana Is about 10 his Para-
nentsry duties Whom the business had begun Chairman
Kelly surprised 10 learn that the Municipal Council OF
the Irish National League had already arranged with Sir
Thomas meeting in Cooper Union May rs for Nh.
TsJnonde said had talked with him about meeting oh
May % leaving the selection OF the hail epon question:
deposit Of s37 so had been paid for Cooper Union.
After discussion Chairman Kelly that he him
sef pay that and besides the rcn; Of
the Academy nnay decided 10 hold the meet
ing on May 2s. Admission will be free The various
committees then appointed and another meeting ar
ranged for Thursday evening in tho place
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DIED.

DIED
p.asy Nay Of ens%%oni' n the be, Hf i
Frisnd. and relatives invited stnt the funeral ser
MoxiaI l+th ins,. az O'clock p n; =, On. LOO train
at Bhinebeok
DASH ON Friday, May John p Dash son Of the late
on sa.dsy tho 18th inst. st2o'elock p m.
DowNINoAt her late re,id.nce 80 ws 49, 9S az RI. a,e
Gcoris N. e2 year Of her age Of tn.
Pilgrims, cornsr Henry and Remsen 't'. Brooklyn on
sunday Nay i3. inst. st o'clock
q Dr. nfoy'fb n in hsr ah "
Funeral services a. nor IA'e resssho" " 'u"' 0H GUN
Please emit MOWERS -
rULLER-on SATURDAY. Nav -, MAI wsltsrstan 81 An
a. s i:S o1 Watson i. The q her ago
Noiics Of tansra hereafter
HYDEon Nay at hi: .,.Se 81 Columbus OH" OF
KrvAN-on SATURDAY morning Sy IT, at the rss p
Ills ,onini:w !,Ts. Jrs:es Andre" Ke''D' OF Peters
The funeral services aad iatermsns will take place st
Petersburg.
Xsn. Lewis i4s Es.t eist't, sssa syoar months and
russrsi private.
A .r. i.as. ii. k u a.i %odr.S r s7
raserH .srvi.es Tuesday May 10 q. =. Johns Church,
Psssaio on arrival OF i45 train from cn.mbersst
NAsH,At stamford Conn n a \ Nav IN a, u
o'clock noon
from a. aGcd' c,. -css,.
sosdder. D. D.. si..ionsrt IN inain
Notice OF funsral In Mondays paper.
scHyTKY-At tho residence Of her son law Rev Andrew
s Es.as Il. On 1.s s' iG Ssr az. .' :e Ms
n. are sorse seSsky and daughter Of tho late stephen
formed ,oTmsa Church. hdssa.ld, Nj.
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eTy6TyG AND PLAYING TO PAYl DIRT

Chickerng Hall was well Allied last night when the
Columbia College Glee Club aided by the Banjo Club
rave It's annual concert for the aid Of Athletic
baseball and Tennis associations and the Boat Club
Columbs's fair admirers as well as her loyal sons
ous I'm full force 10 grace the occasion ami showed their
appreciation OF the musical talent OF the college By
hearty manner in which they sncored the various seee
tons The Banjo Club is great addition 10 the concerts
rven By the singers The wsbiIns Of Mr. Bea'tys and
the solos Of Mr. Rodgers, j. i. walker lr' ahd j. W.
Walker reeeived deserved attention. The clubs were
composed as follows First tenor. j. r. Walker ir grnd
w. A. Douglas, s. Of L.; r. H. Kellogg, S OF L.
r. d. Morse, jr. S. Of L. second tenor IT, T. shriyor,
'ss; j. r. Gallagher 49, W. c. Humphreys, 'ss Cbaun.
eey B. stons. grad g. D. Beatty, grad nrst bass,
A. r. Mpxuy g. OF NJ; II. uoadiey. IT.. 'ol ; G.
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THE NEW DEPARTURE OF LoRENz REICH.

TIE NEW DEPARTURE OF LDRENI EEith'
This gentleman has solved the problem OF domestic
happiness by combining the pleasant features OF ho'e
life With tho attractions Of homo and has perfected
bis now plan in magnificent STYLE as Will be seen by
visiting Tho Cambridge the OF Fifth-avc
and Thirty third-st, this city 1t is MOTEL OF homes
whore transient guests not entertained and where
meals arc served exclusively TO the occupants OF tho
house and thor friends. There luxurious apart
mcnts for forty families and perfect dining room
with seating capacity for one hundred people. There
Is feeling Of comfort and quiet elegance throuEhout
tho building without the hustle and stir Of ordinary
hotels. Some Of tho best known people ~ New-forh
are now residing In Tho Cambridge and have sur
rendered their private houses TO dwoll In THIS nam
moth house where all the convenlenccs ana comforts
Of this life TO DO enjoyed. Mr.. L0rcnz Hech mas
certainly conferred lasting favor on his fortuhae
guests by removing the everyday annoyances hci,
dent 10 housekeeping, and providing resort Wn .i
meets all the requirements OF the most cxacsns
family man. Mr.. Reich has been enabled to imprVNNc
the old methods by studying the wants OF uo
public and satisfying the minuest obl,ctlon. me i
the best known importer Of Hungarian wines i is
America in fact his reputation In this drcc.ion y
unique Is evidenced by the thousands OF usa, 49,
nonias In hts possession. These wines nave W., IN
praised by Presidents Grant Garfield ana hrtnur' "
Governors OF different Satcs, by profcss,onoi az an
literary men, public singers and members o. ,no IT,
llsh Parliament 1t is hardly necessary 10 S'n'o hS
the wine cellar Of Tho Cambridge is Wen ,.oc sba
with the popular Hungarian brands ana I'm .
gcnisl proprietor will never let the FOUNTAIN run
dry.s-Oi Paint and Drug Reporter
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MR.. BLAINE OATEOHIsEo'
From The Mall and Express.

fo ."na,,", ~ ! NAV 1a.-J Hart Brewer, one OF
the delegate to the Chicago Convention. INNS m
Nrcr would make good candidate. r W. .vch a:
whtcIaw REID and Mr. Phelps himself we're oui
to,,,ied BIZ tho Florence letter 40 ,oxea about
In fact Phops admits they weIe ~ 70, -, Editor
g ,h,t neither The Tcancck statesman nor VIZ
n, The Tribune has coiresponded Snn ,o% Fonncc
tbess INn so bitterly complain a. ,hey Ta
the rfh havo hcn eon,nito1 oei phep s odmmun
pi onnnc ewS,.clsr. Reid who suggested confer
encc with Eurcno Hal q M srd was sV agreed be-
cue ron ,btcc that senator Hale should write the
letter 70 James O. Blaine asking FOR cs nr no
sr.,,. "a th~ ou-sfion "sball VIC rfc'nh' yo"i hHIn
az &c 1t,,sro ronvention :" That cticr hrs crossed
IN, o1san and with reasonable c,rianv on an" w.,
win 10 received this month ana nv ina ,, rrc,yer
frnn1s Of Tsain' orc wiling 10 ahlao' mr. b'0"''
thinks the state Is TO longer for Blanc.
More goosc-food- that's al.-Ed.l
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THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT IsDICArioSs-roN1 "a ..n,..r,
wts,,scn0f xyort r,n followed By fair w'.'ssr
ana hs..orn 70 s,,x norhrs.t.y, high on tho
coast. decidedly colder. r..,.r, PsnnsyI.
For District Of Columbia Esw'Jors-y 49, r,.,h.r
vania snd virginia local rains foo"o" dimin
colder f,c,b to bri.. winds becoming nor'a"e''''"
ishing in force ,.xr,. ala colder
For Western YewYort and Western w. x,,th.r
followed By warmer local rains fso'on y n,,b an ,hs
wind. becoming fresh to brisk noithres'efp' ma
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an audience He guarantees to give you now ann
perfectly reliable nemory II You will gvo his system
8 trial But told him Jon wouldn't taho any
memory lessons until aftcr yon bad writ'on your
letter OF acceptance Was / nghtf
sIsrfecty rght, Daniel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-13

pbna1elphla. May IL CspcclaD'-Georse ", om,Gs
was ,ts,ned at dinner this evening at Dooher
Hotel by the ExDoesaos Association of 1So i occa
national typographical Union of hs cry dnU and
sion was in celebration of Mr. chldSs o,r'naay, n"l
was undcr the management of tho following o,D,"'
tee: James J. Daley Lawrcn n2lin Dime Lawrence
stoole T.. :. Macintosh, y. IIs"
r. CiIhonS and Dennis shechan'
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A TRAIN FIT FOR THE EMPEROR

Never has tho public seen such trains OF passenSte'
car, as these us-d by the Santa Fc Route from chi
cago. West solid vestbulo trains, baggage cars uay
eoaohss and Pulmans, electric lights the innihg;sor,
steam from the locomotive tho heat assure sosoiue
safety. Superb dining cars, with imported fnrnshh;,
and a tempting bill OF fare the traveller fecds as ne
.nies, 80 to speak Tho genius OF the American IN,
vcntor ana tho ambition OF the Santa fe system are
wonderfully illustrated in these trains When nen,
you journey West by all means 60 via the sah'a
Route nom Chicago
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IN ENHLTNN NIHHNN UEWE ON TINTIs
Miss Jessie Mlwsrd actress who FIRST came this
country with Henry Irving's company AMI subsequently
played the Ms1ison Square Theatre with Robert
Mantdl Called Back arrived from Liverpool yest.r
day on White Star steamer Celtic. 1t is understood
that His Mwsrds trip is not OF business but that
,he comes for and visit fi.nds Her father,
Charle, MlllrArd Is wei knoEn London ionrnalIat
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TRIBUNE local oBsERVAl'oNH

llnea
In the diagram continuous I'M A. the United siates
Signal Service station At this oity 3iS broadway
temperature noted at Hudnurs pnsrA~'''
TRIBUNE oFrIcg NAY IA. m-iho tn. ,..n.,.
and thoro wers occasional showers YESTERDAY 80
,nr, r.n,.s $50 and ~ the average si') s'as
lslower than on FRIDAY. - .,.., ~. ,.,,
In and near this city todav there VIII P'''''' '
followed by clearing. cooler weather
CENTRAL PACK METEOROLOGICAL REfoNE
Professor Draper OF the Central fsfk oo'o 1000,
the fellow ing report for the week ended NJ no r
B-rom,er Iposeai Thermo"'''' G2
Mean. ............. 70 a67 Mean.......' * 10
Marin MAY g. aar. 3o2l2 MAKE MAY &c sn1
Mism Nay "a 5sm Cos Minimum NJ" ~ 2To
Range.............. BAG Range. $500. - :,
Distance travelled by the wind. SAT miles, A"''"' VI
water. Lol inch
HE DOES NOR WISH TO CULTTAb That fAoo%
Tr.
From The Htsburg Chronicle
Sire n
Yes Daniel" - .,,s
"rroie,sot Lois'ttc tho great memory man A"a"
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L. johnson. s. Of L.. A. b. Patton 90; second bass C.
H. smyth jr, 'ss; o. L. Rodgers $50 j. w. walker,
'ol; r. IT. CONN, s. OF L.; G. W. Hart, IT., s. OF
L. Banjo Club. nrst banjo A. C. Gilderslccvo. 's9; c.
H. Syr,onds 90; s. J. skirnorc 80 second banjo W.
T. Briggs 80; w. E. Hahn, 30; guitars. W. A. Ne
Lsren, go; G. IL. Bowman, 80; c. H. smyh. IT,, 'eS
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knnouncomsnt4
RIKER's COMPOUND SARsAPARr

RIKER'5 COMPOUND SARsAPARrLLA
and purnes blood and inv gorates the system
rryit Il contains MEEcUnr POTASH or ARSENIC wmIe
it, effect Is quicker far satisfactory than any ohe
In fact We to do all you EXPECT or atee 10 re-
yonr money Extra large Oetties VA nounee' 10
ONLY doses day needed ., ..o 800,
In,,t on having SAEsAPARiLA and you are posl
,tysiy cure. DO allow any one 10
othsfwi.s Sold by almost all dealers IL sny
fn.e, IN ,nnpy You you OF getting what Won ask
Tor :, The foods ard rsne soc or dreos from
VIZ B. RKEn son, 353 6thavc " I.
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Az EVENJyG or UTSyC

Mi.s Mary Lane Tuck VIII give concert he
Berkeley Lyceum Aus'c Hall THURSDAY evening. as
sisted by A. l.. King, tenor Carl DuGt. baritone HAIRY
A. Newton and cosettI w1ndcat. violin; Mrs caro T.
Tbones ri,no; accompanies. A. T. Greenhhlgh
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EYYIARLE PROMOTIOT.

From The Washington Critic.
Boston Woman: Mrs. De Cray, wh"re IL your goou
Gid cook who was here during my last visit
New-York Woman (sadly)-Ah, my dear, she mas
como 20 a better placr. 80 ,.
what hear ell your best serving people are going 10
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The system Of Limited trains with no extra
charge has dcscrvedly made the Eric Railway the
pomilar limo to tho West Tho peerless =" Erie Lm
ted loavos Nev-York at p. m. daily with PnIs
msn's finest buffet .eopins cars TO buhaio' Niagara
Falls Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis.
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Republican State Convention meets In Bniialo
wodrc.day Nav 16 Excursion tickets via New YorH
Central viii be sold for $40 14th and 18th or May
AppIy to ticket agents, Ala, 7s5, 04s BROADWAY,
battery Place IL Park Place, 13sth Street OF ufahu
Ccntrol Station.
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Lundbsrgs Gsya Lily.
fsdoscriDably sweet and delieate
HdRRIED.

AXoY -BoITOy-On Saturday May ~ At Trinity Chnich
Rerren Point n J., by tho Rev Harold Arrowsmlth May
efttia daughter Of James Clinton Bolton to Anastaso
c NJ AZoy. all Of Sewlork
havana and West Indian papers please copy.
DAysON-ELY-on May o. at christ Church 35thst. and
sth,ve by The Row j. &. Shpman. d. d., Anna r.,
daughter Of the ae John Ely. esq, to Samuel kennedy
Dawson, U. 5. A.
wednesday May Q. by the Rev Or.
MaoArthur at tho rssdsnee Of the brides father NO
80 West I0th ST. sarah C.. daughter OF Loas Hait of
esQ TO James Il. Doy.
Notices Of marriages msst be Endorsed U1th NV name
and address
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osJsorrys TO COMPULSORY nlrR1MoyE

OBJBCTTyG TO COMPULSORY HlTRIMoSK.
Philadelphia May IL (spcclaD.-Annis Hocnner,
pretty sixteen year-oh girl made complaint to Justice
Turner today that her father was trying to compci
her to marry Frank scrvcn age twenty nne, who,'
she said, IL detost' Tho Society Cor the Prevention
OF Cruelty TO Children has the case In charge Inc
chlfs father was hold to bail.
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Guefial Notices.

A-A-A-
sUsrUs COOKE. AUCTIoNEER
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
MR. CHARLES TIscH.
MANUFACTURER or FINE FURNITURE.
40 u EAST 18TH ST,
49,. through James Graham. OF l7C 5thave.
rs na And anal sale o. his elegant stock OF rch.
Feature estirer clone his retail business This
ali his accu mutations 81 fine rio Pieces
Of orders &c. 60, Aad Will mark the absolute
hIs retail business The asssrra Is undoubt-
.s,. and psteot IN stye variety bsautv OF
s.i,n and nish srs quality OF any similar Offering ever
made in lhis city 49,. an. anita. .,o.. o., =, =, "a. avn
sr ard importation OF special orders 10 csmplots con-
tracts ssiimatss &c, &c
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.
MAY is II AND Is
the
wARERooMs NO IL EAST lSrH.sE-
three doors from Tinanys
ALI. on EXHIBITION
sATuHDAY MAY II. AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
For farther information and catalogues apply ~
lO 6rH.AVE
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Hundreds OF desirable summer boarding places SCI
hook summer Homes the Erie Copies free
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Reliaiors Notites.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION AND MAN.
HAITIAN TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION, Chekerin9
Hall Sunday 3 O'Clock. Addresses ty Colonel JOHN
SOBIEsKiE the celebrated Polish orator and Others
Choice song service. JOSEPH BOGARDOs, ffcs.
EDWIN GALLOWAY Sec
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d..
Sis WEST l1srsfc . ....
Diseases Of tbs Nervous +vs.s aente' Urinary ors"n
rn,nofsnee and sterIlisy. Hsurs-Sts IA too
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40 MOTUERs.'

ITO MOTHERS"
MRS wrysLow's soorHtN, sLsue t,r Cilts,n rsy'1las
sof,sns ths guns releases in nRhioa auus an PAM
surss wind colo and discern T~entF cohtsa oosH
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Buy CoRyELL's BENzoIS COSMETIC
soAP. Best skn soap madA
Ssld everywhere
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HENRY A. !

r AW. THE "CADDo" COLLAR. Z. q w
NBw DESIGN IL COLLARS
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Aluxurfous drsught of TARRAyrs sELTzER APEhgsr re-
Al Ill effects arising from ndsoreaohs VI
hrinlnk
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Iust OHtc A'"'SN'
daily By all Interested. ss changes may

-
L o &. ffS sSyHSss'
IS desired sord duplicates OF 6anng ana eSmmereai
a aSs fasto.s Vessels ;e.ssis ayaaSle
tp pS1sfS al 'Ss csS H tbs
MoNDAY-Atl p H. for Progreso per steamship asLeo:
directed "por Moxico'O.
TUEsDAY-Ats p M for rruhiao per steamship har'
wLDSEsDAy-At a. m. for Europe, per steamship
Ale via SOUTHAMPTON and gremea Deter, for dro19a
land Gs:
@ mus drccot por CITY Of home % AZ s:ss. for
Belgian direct per steamship segsnIsns Aptwer
r hayt and ioagaa per 's.sn A a.. sesmsho
Wsnderer fon New Orleans
THuRsDAY-At $50 m for Earope per steamship
Ii a. M for veaezusIa and Curacao per sc s,
ar aenc IA u. tamp.cG. chapas Tabasco and
steamship Letters ; ST a%s a . an" cruz
q.: be ne. pS3 a o rs lot
sATURDAY-At7.sO m Or >orway arsc per steam ,a \,
Island 0e.lsrs must be directed per Island AZ
dam. S:r steamship z,andam tiotsr un,t pc dreced
i PHF 1 Spsn and Portugal SS L.
". avrs at S1 M TOR , i5oia st srsa ga@
Neasrans n y;, An I, be- Geee ps sr
via stSG o. aa ,Sr Bre%ca Getefs for Iresn
drectei "por Kdrr0i st9 a. for noetand direct per
Steamship CIrca..ia. via Glasgow deter, must W di
reotod per Crca,iae at3 N Tor Gaa,e.aa and
Puerto cortoz, per steamship Prot Morse fr'" New
Orleans.
sUNDAY-At3 D. M for Costa Rlca via Limon. per steam
shin FoKhall from Now. Orleans at =. ~ TOT tut-
tan. per steamship H. Is. ward Jr" IRON new
Orleans.
Mails for Hawaiian Islands per steamship AnstrA-
Tia fron isco. close here MAJ 10 AZ p IN.
Mails for CHINA japan per steamship city OF rekihg
iron san francisco close here MAY ~ az, az
d. NJ. Mails for ,hs Society Islands. per sup
TAHITI (from san Francisco close hero May
.35. st 43o M. Mails for Aussraiia;; New.
steamship Alameda iron san francisco ,r cos,
here Nav '25 at i:30 D. m sor on asr.y.1
at New.York 81 steamship Anranla with BIT
tsh mail, for Australia Mails for CUBA W
raj 10 TAMPA Fla anI thence BIZ s;clner. VIA ksy
West Fla, olsss At tiis otcs daily AZ 2;5J IN
The scheino Of closing Pacific mails is arranged
prssum pon of their uninterrupted overland transit
TO San Francsco Mails FROM tho East arriving on tns
Ban Francisco the day Of sailing OF steamers are us
patched thence the sane day. ,r.,so,, ,..,-..,..
Post Office " Y. May Ii. 1888
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ALL SOULS CHURCH 4sth-st west OF 6th-aye.-
Rev H. iiE,nEI NErWUN will preach az IL a. m
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CUICKERING HALL.-An illustrated song service
will bo con iuc this hall Sunday evening az O'Clock
by PHILIP PHILLIPS Hymns ana blDie resuhg TON
screen Sublime chorus. Grand illustrations. Every
body welcome. Collection
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CHRIST CHURCH. 5th-aye and 35ih-st, DR., j. g
sUIrMAN, ReetOT-DlyiDe service ii a. ~ ana ~
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATIENTLY, shave,
corner sytt-st. Rev. CHARLES II. EATON. ID ID.
Pastor; Services. II n ard 7t5 ~ Evening" Ing,
late Stabat Mater Rossin asleep In Jesus, FOR con-
tralto. With Nerdurc Clad Hsdyn Nooneeilo oDu'
gato and boy choir.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner 3ikss and
Park. aye.-ScrYces IT II q. ~ rev kJ BEkE COlsl~
YER viii preach; subject: Shibboeths.'
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ST IGNATIUs, CHURCH SO West 4oth It, Rev,
ARTHUR RITcHIE Reeior -sundsy I: as 90 go.
10 20 aad IL a. IN 80 and D. IN dslly !. 90 IN
D. u Holy days and F1idays 10 a. M extra beats
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cuURCu OF THE HOLY SPIRIT, Madison.ave. and
eeth'st Rev r. GuILBERr. Reeor.-Holy Communion
\ morning service II, Choral Lltany f15, evening
service, as. Strangers cordially invited.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH Cd ave. cor. 10th-st Rev
]. IT, RYLXNCE ID. d. Rector Morning service II;
evening 40; al the lattcr Dues Contaee ana An
them" Will be sung by quartette ana chorus
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, West 56;hst, near sth.ave.-
Preaching Sunday mol Ming ana evening by the Pastor the
Rev n. b. TYLER.
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SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE VIII celebrste
its twelfth anniversary on SUNDAY May 10 addresses
will be delivered by Dr. STANTON cOLI ana ffotsssor
FELIX ADLER Doors open az 1890, close at III ID
All Interested are invited % attend
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EGIIsE DU SAINT ESPRIT. 80. % rue ouest-ser.
vices ellgeux II dlmsnche lob 10 du Inatln IN.
i.2 du sor Rev. A. V. WITrMEYER. Recteur.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1856 Worth
st WILLIAM f. BARNARD. superintendent Service
OF song every Sunday 80 O'clock Tho service 10
smos, wholly by the children Of the institution Public
cordially invited
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FIRST SOCIETY OF SPIRITU ALIsrS, Adelphi Hall,
7th.aye. and SD .t-services morning ana evening a.
u,ual Morning lecture, 10 AS evening. AS. sea0
free. All welcome. Conference, . 80
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH,
&6th-st, north side. between 9Th and 9th ayes
The Rev. A. II. HART. Rector
Services on Sunday az IL a. m ana D. m
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THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH BASIS
OF CHRISTIAN UNITY EXAMlNED-sub Of ser
man nv Rev n G. BRIGHAM, az i5 y. M. at Catholic
xpasolic Church 57th-s. nasta aide xes: c. 3tasyei