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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
csyuoLIC CONTRIBUTION.
Lenten scrvfces-Bishep Keane--
Funeral of Mrs. Lottier.

Bishop Keane's sermon tonight will
be on 1.-THE Gross Of Christ the Mea-
sure of Our Guilt"
The services at the Cathedral this
week will be as follows: Masses this
morning at Z. 0, and 1Ol o'clock masses
on weekdays at 6. Z, and s o'clock.
This evening at 4 o'clock, yespers at
7:30 o'clock, sermon by the Bishop and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock, SER
mon and benediction. Thursday eve
ming at 2 o'clock and Friday evening at
7:30 o'clock, stations of the cross and
benediction.
Commencing next Thursday, the LIST
of March, special services will be held at
ST. Joseph's church in honor OF st.
Joseph. to whom the month OF March IS
especially dedicated.
The rec.ory of the parish of the Sacred
Heart is about finished and IN few
days, if the weather permits, work Will
be resumed on the new church.
The Benedictine Convent on Fourth
street is getting too small TO accommo-
date the members of the community
and the school, which is daily increa-
sing. Arrangements, therefore, are be-
ing made to enlarge the building. Rev.
Mother Edith is at the head OF the COM
munity.
A large number Of friends assembled
at the Cathedral yesterday morning at
half-past 10 o'clock to pay the last
tribute of respect to the memory OF
Mrs. Mary Hutcheson Lottier, wife OF
Mr.. Lawrence Lottier. Solemn requiem
mass for the repose of her soul was sung
by the Very Rev. A. Van de Vyver. The
absolution was given by Bishop kean,
who soothed the sorrow Of the bereaved
family by some well-chosen remarks.
Very Rev. A. Van de Vyver, accompa-
MED by a number of acolytes, blessed
the grave at Hollywood, sprinkling 1t
with holy water after reciting the follow
ing prayer in Latin:
good, by whose mercy the souls Of the faithful
nud rest deign 70 bless this grave, and send my
holy angel 20 guard II; and loose from AL the
bonds OF sin the souls Of those whose bodies are
hero Inferred. that they may ever rejoice IN
Thee with Thy saints, through Jesus Carist our
Lord. Amen.
The following gentlemen acted as pail
bearers J. Caskie Cabell, ). A. Ellison,
William Noltin, w. l.. White, Manfred
Call. A. A. Scott, and Z. T. Crump.
Honorary: DIR. John Knox, General
Peyton Wise, DR.. r. G. Cabell, Messrs.
John NJ. Higgins, Garrett +. Watson,
and John Purcell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

Persons wishing to get the full benefit
of their money in the purchase of the
best medium-p priced piano on the market
would do we'll to call and examine the
latest new styles of Emerson Pianos.
They are bound to please, and they wear
wondrously well. They have been sold
all over this State, and from every quar-
ter come most pleasing reports. Walter
d. Moses & Co., State Agents, 9l4 Main
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

scARLET-FEyER AND DRHrnERIA are spread
by oontagion. by the transfer Of living matter.
These particles como from the skin, the MEM
brancus lining OF the mouth, nose, and throat
and from the intestines and urinary organs. Dis
infect promptly and thoroughly with Darbys
Propb siaciic Fluid. tho great germ-dcstroyer.
Professor II. T. Lupton. OF tho Vanderbilt Uni
versity. Tennessee, says: AS a disinfectanl
and detergent Darbys Prophylactic Fluid IL SUI
perior to any preparation with which am ac-
quainted."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

The Carbolic Smoke-ball and De-
bellator cures colds, catarrh, and all
head and throat troubles. Free test
given at Office, No. 100 north Eighth
street
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phillins,. niasstlhls Cocoa

Is a valuable substitute for tea or coffee. 1t
nourishes, while they only stimulate. supe-
rior drink for children and for nervous and
delicate women. II Is different from all other
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EtnR HePi

is a good thing to have, and those who
desire to get some should remember
that A. Eichel, at the New Market, has
received nice lot of cattle, and is pre-
pared to serve you in his line.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
,E-nnfr-Hra Pinnns

One shipment of Upright Pianos from
New York, all purchased by the popular
Music Store OF Manly B. Ramos & Co.,
903 east Main street. See these beauti-
full Pianos before you buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
CT. CHARLES HOTEL.

This Is to inform Its patrons and the public
that the present proprletress has RENEWED
HER LEASE OF ThE ABOVE HOTEL FOR
ANOTHER TERN, and win continue to oiYer
them the BEST FARE AND ACCoMM0DA-
TIoNs at the LOWEST PRICE fsss-ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

BEAUTIFULLY WHITE TEETH INSURED by the
use OF MEADE q BAKER's SAPoSISE DEsrRTPIcs,
which Will speedily remove incipent tartar aud
scurf Price nifty cents a box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

r. b. CHAFFIN & CO., 40 p. NJ, trustees sale
OF o tract of land In PoHha.nn county, on the
Buckingham road.
x. b. COOK, 10 A. N. aud p. NJ. pawnbrokers'
sale OF diamonds, watches. clocks, opera
glasses, &c.
GEORGE W. MAYO. i0H A. NJ. furniture. mis-
ceilaneous articles, stoves, eoesamers, spool
cotton. Ecphyrs. gloves, iamp-burnsru, silver
watch, 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

AsaosruBA BrTTsRs. the world-renowned ap-
petizer and inyigoralor. imparts delicious fa-
vor 20 all drinks and cures dyspepsia, diarrhna
fever and sgue. Ask for tho genuine Angostura,
manufactured by Dr. j. q. B. Slegert & sons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

AFRAdHANT BREATH is always pleasure, and
you can have It by using MEADE & BAKEB's de-
ncious CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. II destroys the
offensive odor caused by diseased gums and de-
cayed teeth. aud speedily restores them to
healthy condition Price fifty cents bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

All-oyer Wool Lace Dress Goods at 25c. syard;
Double width All-Wool Soc Aloatross in light
evening shades-white. Blue, Lilac, Pink,
and Cream for 25c a yard
Black Figured Silk velvets at 25c.;
Spring Shades Of Novelty yelvets at CSC, Just one
third Of the price;
Ladies' 81 ALI Wool Cost-Back Black Jerseys gor
15c. each;
A lot OF solid color Garnet and Brown. size 90
French Cashmere $3.50 Jerseys for $50
each
Sc Pearl Dress Buttons for &c. dozen;
Silk Garter Webs at l0c. yard:
81 bottle Of Oskley's Toilet Waters-violet Laven-
der, &c.-for So. bottle;
japanese Decorated Wood 25c. Powder Puff
Boxes at lOc. each;
A lot Of elegant imported Hand-Painted, Satin,
and Insid-Handle Fans which have sold from
9250 TO IS, your choice now for Soc;
Another lot OF Round snd Opcn-and-shut Feather
Fans, worth 75c. and 81, at s5c. your choice;
Ladies' Red, Blue, and White 81 Crochet Zephyr
Vests for 50c each;
As we are daily expecting big lot OF DIR. War
ner's Health Corsets We will sell on what
sizes We now have on hand at SOC. each;
Chldren's Seamless Exua-Length 2oc. Ribbed
school Hose at 1gHc pair;
big assortment OF our s3 and 40c. Fancy
Striped Seamless Hose for Ladies at lsc. a
pair;
Chldren's Solid-Color Extra-Fine Imported Rib
bed Hose at l4c. pair
A big assortment OF Ladies' SOC. Fancy-striped
Hose for 25c. a pair:
ChIldren's Half-Regular l7c. Fancy-striped KID
bed Hose at SIC. pair;
Cbildren's 15c. Half-Regular Mixed-Gray Ribbed
Hose. sizes 81 to 81. at Sc. a pair;
Chlldren's solid-Color 25c. Cashmere Hose for
lac. pair;
Ladies' zoe. Atwood Seamless Cashmere Hose,
in solid colors and black, for 29c. pair;
A big lot Of Children's Plain-color 25c Hose for
lie. pair;
Ladies' SIsj sllver-Grsy Gossamers for SOC.
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Money
Money
To Aenu.

$4,000 and "a, 900 at per cent, three
or five years, on Richmond city real
estate also, smaller amounts.
FRANK ID. Hull a Co.,
Real Estate Brokers.
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A CARD.
= M oUrres oPyAcAyr UorsRs

TO OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES.
While we have of the largest RENT ROLLS
In the city, We have now less vacant houses than
ever before aud cannot supply the demand. We
are receiving letters almost daily from parties
coming 10 Richmond. aud are now preparing q
special MARCH RENT LIST, la which We adver-
tise property In our charge FREE or CHANGE
seud US memoranda Of any vacant houses you
may have. and we win supply tenant or make
no charge Tor services.
j. THOMPSON BROWN a CO..
fe 2sst Real Estate Agents, iil3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26
PERSONAL.

Mr.. s. Taylor Evans, Familiarity called
"Barney," is spoken of for Common
wealth's Attorney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

Messrs. ISAAC SYcLE q Co., on Broad street
near Third, have 10 their window novel aud
original exhibit-yiz, 1.-TWO Cinnamon" making
Mating. Messrs. ISAAC SYoLE Il Co. are large
dealers in Mattines, being jobbers as we'll as re-
tailers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

The Carbolic Smoke-Ball is becoming
more and more prominent every day.
1t stands on its own merits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

We have just found lot Of about nfty Psfi'o,
OF Wide and Narrow-Striped silks thai 40
last season for IS: they have elegant hanil,a
ard are perfect M every respect-il3s 81
buy your choice;
ladies' CSC. Plaln-Iiemmed Muslin Corset Covers
for i2Xc. each:
Hamburg Trimmed and Tucked-Front Cors.
Covers Of gootqusiity muslin for 81. eit'
A lot Of Hamburg Trimmed, Good-Quauty N.s
lin Underwear. consisting Of Gowns. sk.rs
Drawers. Chemise, and CorsetCoyer, a
&c. your choice.
Our last effort before packing away 70 dh1sss
Of our stock OF Cloats
$50 Plush, Beaded, Short Wrap for SIS:
so Plush Jackets for SIS:
40 Plush Short Wrap for so;
SIS Plush Short Wrap for sic 90;
Light-Weight Broad.Cloth Jackets which hiTs
sold at S. 20 $40, and si250, your choice A. g.
Light-Chscted Jackets which have sold fcr s. a.
$3.50 your choice;
Huckaback Towels, over a yard long AM bali
yard vide, 7Oc. dozen;
900 pair Of 81 Double Bordered. scalloped-Eisei
Pattern Lace Curtains, over three ya1b
long, for 5Oc. pair;
100 pair OF $3.50 scslioped, Taped-Rdgel L4-s
Curtains, over three yards long, for 81.
pair;
IA pair OF $3.50 Reel Swiss Tsn-Bour Curta.ns''s
s2.50 pair.
We have selected twelve different patterns =
Lace Curtains. Of which We have from 'ol0
pair Of each. They are three and hsfaal
four yards long aud are all scalloped aud ngei
aud are single aud double boriered. hoy
ranged in price from 81 to t7.5O-your cho.-, 80
for S2.8q pair.
Also, patterns Of $3.50 Curtains that I'll
sell for IS pair;
You can have your choice Of our q f~-
broldered Felt and Plush Lambrequins for o.
yard.
/ You can have your choice Of our 90 I'm.
broldered Felt Lsmbrequins az i9c. yard
You eau have your Oh ice Of our ~ I'm.
| broidered Felt Lsmbrcluins ~ 80 ysrf.
Our 81 Wamsutta Cnlaundered Shirt a. o.
each; we have all sizes but IS and 49,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

Everett. Everett, Everett.
Sole agency at 800 Main street. Manly
B. Ramos & Co. An artistic Piano at a
modest price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Group in five minutes.
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5c-Antique Tides 5 worth lOc. |;

5c-Antique Tides worth lOc.;
sc-Antique Tides worth soc.;
o5c-French Woven and Sateen Corsets, your
choice Csc, some Of them worth ~ ana some
worth 75c.;
4sc-French Woven and Sateen Corsets, your
choice 4Sc., some worth 55c., 81, aud Sl.2o;
5c-Beautiful Three-Row Ruchings worth loc. ;
soc-window. Shades, sn colors, fixtures COM
plete. 80 worth 60c.;
9Kc-4SInch Pillow-Case Cotton ~ worth lic.;
I2xc-Turklsh Towels for i2H worth gOc.;
5e-Al-Linen Towels worth &c..
45c-smyrna Rugs 45c., real value 70c.;
79c-smyrna Rugs 79c., real value 3i.2o;
ase-smyrna Rugs 9sc, real value $780,
I2Xc-Fancy Mating, also White, l2H worth
2Oc.;
Ies,c-Fancy Mating 1888 worth &c;
sI.oz-smyrna Rugs sl.97 worth 50, size Sox6o;
.5c-seamless Mating, extra heavy, % worth
Soc;
SI..5-silk and Wool Striped ShaUls N.15
worth $3.50:
96c-Lace Curtains 9Gc. per window worth sl.50;
sI-sheepskin Rug s 81 worth sl.75;
5c-Benutiful sateen-F Finished Calicoes worth
Shc;
25e-Your choice Of lot OF Kid Gloyes-none
worth less than SOC. some worth s., Lace and
Button Gloyes-your choice &c.
IOc-Lislo-I bread Gloves 10 worth 2jc.;
iCsie-Ladiosi Regulsr-Made Hose 1855 worth
50c.;
z5c-As,raghan, all colors, 75c worth $50:
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.%yM44Syc%& Son,
Pr EAST BROAD STREET.
Our Prices AStOniSh the World,
MAGNIFICENT SPRING STOCK

DRY GOODS AND GENEhaL MEX
large assortment and eno hea
we
.ntaktra inaryba
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ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,
3O3 BROAD STREET, NEXT THE CORNER Or THIRD.
THE ROAD TO BARGAINS.
EVERY ROAD IN RICHMOND TOWN LEADS TO OUR STORE On
OtR GUIDE-POSTS READS THE WORD
BARGAINS.

IaXc-g7-inch Dress Flannel GRAY iaH worth
25c.;
5oc-4O-inch Black Atwood "ChersOn" so
worth 9Jc;
75c-4O-lnch Black An-woOl Ottoman 75c. worth
Sis;
2Oc-sO-inch Gray Plaid Dress Goods 20 worth
40c.;
45c-Ss-lnch Atwood Henriettas tsll the new
shades) IS worth 75c.
7c-star oil-Cloth, Is inches wide, Z worth 15c.;
IOc-stair Oil-Cloth, IS inches wide, 10 worth
0c.:
Ic-Nursery Pins Ic per dozen worth &C.,
3e-Children's Ribbed Hose worth iOc;
sI.5O-Ladles' Fur Boas $3.50 worth So;
35c-6O-inch Table Linen. Half Bleached; also,
Red, 35 worth 75c.;
itial Handkerchiets, Hemstitched. "a worth
&c.,
iOc-Irish Trimming lOc., IL yards in piece.
worth l5c.;
81 a5-Black- Lined Robes s295 worth f5-slze
36x72;
l7c-Ladies Pin-Striped Hose Il worth S0c.,
78e-French Percales ~ worth rye;
! 5Oc-Gentlemen's Buck Gloves Soc. worth $3.50;
s7.5O-Baby-Carriag worth $40;
| s0-Baby- Carriage worth SIC;
eI2-Baby- Carriage worth SIS;
si5-Baby- Carriage worth go;
| s2O-Baby- Carriage worth S27;
| e22 Carriage worth $50;
! s:7-Baby- Carriage worth go
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26

We irish TO state that 1Ui increased force OF Sotespeo
of several departments at no time du'7S tins safe
be closed but ne beg you to be little patient ruth US the
oUeTcyouUded.
You man find sometime you rant at halt the usual price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-24
SNEz1Ne CArARRH.

The distressing sneeze, sneeze, sneeze the acrid,
vatery discharges from the and the painful
Inflammation extending TO the throat the swelling Of
the mucous lining. causing choking sensations
cough ringing noises in the head and splitting head
aches-how familiar these symptoms are to thousands
who suffer periodically from head colds influenza.
and who live In ignorance of the fact that single
phcAtion Of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH
viii afford irstantaneo1s relief.
But this treatment in of simple Catarrh gives
but faint idea of what this remedy will do in the
chronic forms where the Breathing il obstructed by
choking, putrid, mucous Accommodations. the hearing
affected smell and taste gone. throat liberated. and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the
debilitated system Then it Is thatI the marvellous
curative power of SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE manifests
itself In instantaneous and grateful relief Cure be-
gins from the first application 1t 10 rapid. radical
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SASFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists Of one bottle Of
the RADICAL CURE. one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT,
and an IMPROVED INHALER Price, 81
POTTER DKUe CHEMICAL Co.. Boston.
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t,IFIr.

NtEf.
DEAL. On May % lsss. CHARLES b. DEAL In
Funeral from bis late residence 3s2 Eighth street
southeast Friday evening. at O'Clock. tPbadeiphIa
and baltimore PAPERS please cOpy.l
HALL suddenly. on "Wednesday. May ~, lSSs at
$50 O'Clock u N, VIRGINIA u. HALL rclict II
Funeral ON Friday 18th inst n, ; o'clock prL from
JOYCE On May "a. lsss. lo:;yo O'Clock am,
JOSEPH l. son OF Ann : and the late John ]. JVycA
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
MARTIN; On May %. 1875 at 10 O'Clock ,. m.
ALICE MARTIN. widow Of plllip A Martin.
Funeral from No ll35 New Jersey avenue NORTH
west. Friday, at O'Clock pm
MCGOWAN, ON Thursday. May "a. 1883 ct IL 20
A. MCGOWAN IN her seventeenth year
Funeral IRON her ia,her's Residence. 3s7 Maryland
avenue northeast Saturday 20th instant at O'Clock
D. m.
PLAss. On Thursday. May -. lsss. at 10 a.m ut
sl2 Twenty NTH street. & Al HEIslNE A. PLAss, the
beloved wife of Nckolss J. llass.
Nouce oil funeral hereafter.
sTREAMER ON "Wednesday MAY N lsss ut teu
minutes 10 IL a m. MABEL M s1IsEAME k, on.y
danght of Lewis and LiIlle streamcr, aud
hall years
Little hands so meolly folded
over hAbels pa selsss breast.
Little heart " loved 80 iOnuly
Beats no nore-sbe Is At rest
The days are sad and lonely,
And full OF deepest we,
And for our little darling
The sad tears often How
Her little CRIB is empty
Her playthinss laid aside.
And loving hearts weeping
For our little pet that died. [BY MAMA
FuperA from her parents residence 339 ID stress
northwest on Friday. May %. nj 3 O'Clock y. 10.
Relatives and friends are invited ~ attend
WRIGHT. At Linden, Nd, May 22 1885, at II 40
Funeral in CRANKY, Conn. sunday. May27.
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MEnoEY TRAINING FoE WoMEs In
THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE
AN IMPORTANT LESSON.

AN IMPORTANT LESSON.
Ii has Ou9 been a problem for scientists to discover
how to strengthen the memory and system has been
devised which exces that based upon the association
OF ideas. The following lesson, II committed to
memory. will assist any woman in improving her
memory well her appearance. The lesson Is SIM
pie, and can be menorIZed in hour by woman OF
Ordinary Intelligence
Looking glass Reflection - Pimples- Biackheads-
Liver Spots biemlshes-DIs gusting -LOver-Husband
Affection Observation-Disclosures bel ulsiv euess-Sure
cure-Recsmier observation-disclosures Hubbard Aver
where bousht-An retail dealers-warning-S ubsti
tutes dangerous
INV YORK. December 10. 1856.
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can in be of service to do not hesitate TO
use It VsrS sincerely yours.
HELEN MODJESKA.
Nine. Modjesks. Countess Of Bozenta.
To Mrs HARRIET HUBBARD AVER.
You can have . beautiful complexion by using
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DR.. Newman's Elevation.

A SKETCH OF THE WASHINGTON DIVINE WHO WAS
MADE BISHOP TODAY.
The face and figure Of Rev. DR.. John p. Newman
who was to-day elected bishop Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church by the General Conference, In
session in New York. are familiar to Washing.
tonians. In the pulpit of the Metropolitan N. z
church, which he Is now serving for the ninth
year, he has made national reputation. He came
to the church soon after It was erected and has
since served several terms there:
He was born in the state OF New York In lS2d
and is consequently sixty two years old. He was
educated az Caxenov1a Seminary and entered the
spsaTsr and %riter soon called the attention Of the
City Of Churches TO him. At nrst he was Q MEM
Der OF the Troy Conference, but sermon preached
s e. Sse IN about
ago on the Resurrection, led to his being
called 70 one OF the richest churches In
transferred, finally becoming attached 70 the Bal
timore Conference. Here he was stationed q the
Metropolitan N. z church u this city: II was
Gen. Grant, which continued unti Gen. Grants
death. From 1869 to 1872 Dr. Newman was chap
q m sSs nsS s,
Ss spent s0' os abroad s1ssndns lis
APPOINTED again TO the Metropolitan church, and
subsequently was appointed 20 the Seventh-Aye-
nue. Central N. E church, New York, where he re-
on the Resignation OF DR.. DAVIS, OF the Madison
Avenue church, he accepted the passionate at .
salary Of $4,000. with fees &c. perhaps amount
ing to Is much again. The Madison Avenuech church
was an Independent Congregational church, ana tho
fact that Methodist minister presided over Con-
RreRattonal ock led TO disaQreements and factions
within the church. IL was charged that bic object
was to turn his hearers into lethodistA MAJOR
ity OF the deacons passed resolution depoang
him, which he refused 70 iocoe1lse He nnally
called again 70 the Metropolitan u. Z church in
this city. DR.. Newman has commanding ngure
. flexible mouth and expressive eye4 His DARK
hair, which h turning pay ana becomlng thin %
the crown, Is worn In long lockn The mombes a
TINS afternoon Prof.. WiddOWS rang out poal on
the chimes IN honor q Dr. Newmanb elevation.
house on gtrooe, near hi churcA HIS parlor1
are nlled with rich souvenir q hls travels Soeoad
and many intervening remlnde0 g o.eangu11hsd
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PRINCE HENRY MARRIED.

The Emperor Attends the Ceremony I'm
the CharlOttenburg Chapel To-day.
BERLIN. May 24.-The marriage ceremony Of
Prince Henry. second son OF Emperor Frederick,
and Princess Irene, third daughter Of Grand Duke
Ludwig OF Hesse, was sOlemnized In the chapel OF
Charlottenburg castle to-day. All the bells at
Charlottenburg were rung to announce that the
ceremony had commenced, and q salute Of SO guns
groom had exchanged rings. Both Emperor Fred
erlck and the Dowager Empress Augusta were
present during the ceremony. Prince Henry and
Thousands OF people were assembled outside the
castle. When the aged Gen. Won Moltke arrived
ne was enthusiastically greeted BY the multitude
are grandchildren OF Queen Victoria of England
Princess Irene being the daughter Of the late Prn.
cess Alice.
The emperor rested better last night than he
mas on any night since his arrival at CharlOCten-
burg. He slept without coughing for periods Of
tnree hours He went into the park at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
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Fire In a Ra1 FACTORY.

A NUMBER OF AGED RA0-PICKERs BECOME PANIC
STRICKEN AND TWO ARE FATALLY INJURED.
NEW YORK, May 24-AbOut dozen old women
were sorting rags on the fourth floor OF Hugh Nc
Ginnis nvestory rag factory In the rear or No. SO
spring street to-day, about quarter to IL O'Clock
when nre broke out there. The flames seemed
10 leap up from every point almost Simultaneous
~. The rear windows overlooked the roofs OF the
houses facing Madison street. and out OF these
three or four women tumbled In q heap. One OF
themwas injured by the jump Meantime the other
women got out In safety. Not SO with Bridget
O'Mara, who appeared to have lost her reason
She caught hold OF rope used for hauling bundles
up ana down through the hatchway. With this
she Jumped out OF window and might have
reached the yard in safety but she let 20 her hold
when opposite the third-stOry window and, utter
ing q scream, fell in heap on the paved court
yard below, sustaining critical injuries Later on
the nremen found an old woman named sullivan
on the fourth floor burned almost beyond recog-
milton. It Is not expected she can survive her
burns. The flesh peeled on her limbs and body.
The damage TO the building will figure up about
$4,000.