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Post Onlce Notice.

houd daily by all interested as changes may occur
fiers Tor foreign counte. need specially addressed
dispatch by particular steamer except when IL IS d.
specially addressed being sent W the fastest vessels
Foreign mails for the ending December will close
promptly in ali cases. at this Office as follows
Cec va queenstown Ceers for Great Britain and othsE
European countries must be directed per Geae G AZ ~
and Bremen eels for ireland must directed per L
al Russia and GsT%n"y ssR
Iiammonia, via Hamburg at D. m Tor Gna,emaa ana P
FRIDAY-At p IN. for Ciudad Bolivar, per steamship
AmicitIa
sATURDAY-At1a NJ for Brazil and the La Plata coun.
Thomas for Barbados and for Trinidad and Demerara
ct5s tor oheT S' w siD
Advance M at oTez Or ana lamar TuI per .a@sSp
ondo for jamaica GreytSwp Bqehs r ana
RSs via Inoh must be directed per Adirondack ."
a. H. for Fortune Island and Hayu; per steam
IE nRRs H paT steamship Murs AZ 10 Tor Central
A a AsSn%a ears for Guatemala must be directed per
rH Of f'i S It and Dutch q u.n as Steamship
Hendrix det'es mus 9re oe agS sn Renm NetRerIands
Germany nj Austria Denmark sweden Norway Russia and
(eters Tor other European countries mIst I pe az
p TsG''G Steamship Ps1 G Via assn:town
GIe9i sTsa B Ndag Russia and turkey must be directed
"per Gala l 1880 for France switzerland Italy
aayro at 1850 IN scotland direct steamship An
[ cnoria Glasgow (ettcrs must De director per
! cloria ~ at 1870 a. m the Netherlands. Rot
te~iam per steamship kdam leers must be directed por
F,gm " az II m for Belgium direct per steamship West
ernland Antwerp Qeers must be directed per Wess
eruland" at D. for Camieche Chiapas Iabssco and
Yuatan per steamship Niagara etters Tor other Mexican
states directed per Niagara ~ az D. m for Irux
Mo aud ISuatan, per steamship . Pzzau from Neworesns
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands per steamship Aus
trala from san francesca, close Co. here NoV en-
pan rer Steamship ty OF Rio de Janero from
cscol close hero - at Mails for Australia New
Zealand Hawaiian f and Samoan Islands per steamship
FrlnCiscO close here December - al
n m Tor on arrival al York u steamship Aurana with
british mails for Australia Mails for tho Society islands
uer ship Igupc Francisco. close here De-
=. mher .95. Of 7 p. N. Mails for Cuba by rail- 70
Tampa Fa and thence by steamer VIA Key West fs closs
AT this Office daily at $50 a
THE scheule o. ciosng Pacific Is Ia arranged
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
10 san Francsco arriving tine at san
day Of sailing Of steamers are dispatched
thence day Registered mail closes At ESQ p M pre-
yInus day
Post Office. New York. November 80 1858.
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REMEMBERED BY HIS AesOcIArEs

The following resolution hes been passed by the
Board OF Trustees Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church in memory of Edward Clarke:
Resolved That in the decease Of Mr.. Clarke this
Board has sustained the OF Of IT'S valued and
efficient members who, by the fGithfuness Of his ser
vice and warmth OF his attachment the church. has
done much 10 promote its present material prosperity
While the Inodesy Of his disposition withheld him from
Prominence in social life Of the church. his associ
a,es take pleasure bearing this testimony TO his I'M
falling interest work and worship. 70 the soundness
OF his judgment the affairs Of the Board TO the anna
buity OF his spirit and the possession Of those qualities
which make UP the Christian gentleman.
Resolved That this Board attend the funeral services
In body and that copy minute be sent TO the
family OF our late associate aud friend.
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TO BEFRrEyD CHILDREN AND YOUNG GIRLS

TO BEFRTEND CHILDREN AND YOUNG GIRLS
The Christmas Bazaar IA aid of the House OF the
Holy Family opened yesterday with good attendance
ia the parIors of the Association for Befriendng
Children and Young Girls, No. 1876 second ave. TWO
rooms were well filed with fancy articles, ard a
third was reserved for refreshments.
Among the numerous articles for sale are hand
some pillows and cushions, bracket lamps perfumeIy
baskets decorated work. table scarf, tea cloths,
dolls of all Sizes curious Indian baskets fine Asacsn
vases antique crosses and rosarles On one OF The
tables is handsome oil painting Of roses by Miss G.
T. Hecker, valued at 800. The ladies having tables
In charge are Mrs. Eugene Kelly, Mrs DR.. Emmett
Mrs Edwin Slcvn, Mrs. Catherine ColvEl, Mrs. X
al. birmingham and tho Misses Carter
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Ogden eOolot, George s. Scott and Mr.. and MIS-. A. P.
MRS. w. r. sHERMAY DANGEROUSLY Ill.,
HER FAMILY HASTILY sUNfMONED-DR. PEPPER
CALLED FROM PHILADELPHIA
ZOE CONsULTATION.

FOR CONSULTATION.
Mrs. William T. Sherman IS lying dangerously I'LL
AZ her home No. rs West seventy hrstst, and It Is
thought that she Will not live long. She has for
great many years been sufferer from heart trouble,
and II Is from this complaint that she Is now suffering
She has been Ill for several weeks, but It was not
until last Sunday that the malady became serious.
Then Dr. Smith, the attending physician became
greatly alarmed and Dr. Pepper, OF Philadelphia, was
summoned for consultation. The doctors worked
to relieve suncrings, but she sank steadily
and on Monday they communicated their fears to
General sherman, who has constantly attended her
for some days. He kept up his courage as long az
he could but when early yesterday morning she lost
Consciousness. he. too. began 10 despair and tele-
graphed for the members OF his family to hurry to his
home. Up to late hour last night Mrs. sherman
had not regained consciousness and Ds. Pepper and
Smith, who were in attendance feared that She could
not live long.
Mrs. Sherman Is a daughter Of General Thomas
Ewing Ex-Governor OF Ohio. She IS an ardent and
sincere believer in the Catholic religion, and has been
devoted TO the relief Of want and suffering than
to wasting her time IN society. Ons Of the most
ardent and active ayworkers that the Pope has had In
America, she has long stood high in the counsels Of
the Church. both at home and abroad her name being
well known In Rome although she has never been
there. She IS of the trustees OF Peters Pence
I'm America, and shortly before his death, Pope PIs
TX sent her, the anniversary OF his Pontifcate, a
rosary OF solid gold with fragment Of the true
CROSSE In the crucfiX a gem. She has been
admitted TO the condolences of the Church and bishops
and archbishops have often gone to her for advice
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Contents of
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
For TODAY.

First Page-Topcs Of the week-The Storms Vast
second Page-The Ctorm's Vast sweep-Misceane-
News. 49,, MIL. l., Co...
Fourth Page-Tln-TypeS go
Lifth page-For the Family Circle-Our Young Folks.
sixth Page-PowderlY Acknowledgements Pirates
seventh Page-The waiting TerritorIes-Foreign AMI
Fighth Page-Cvil Service Probems-Polltcal News.
Ninth PAGE Americas Legion In Blue.
Tenth Page-EdtOriais
Eleventh Page acknowledgements Talk OF the
DAY
Twelfth Page-Agrcutulal
Thirteenth Iage.-Acucultuml
Fourteenth Page-IIis Natural Life. ~
Fifteenth Page-His Natural Life
Sixteenth page-rrhune Rifle Match
SeVenieenth Page-Tribune Riie Match-MarketS
Eighteenth acknowledgements
Nineteenth Advertisements.
Twentieth observation-disclosures,
Copies In wrappers ready for mailing DO had In
Tho Tribune Counting Room Tor q esnts eaeh.
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MARRIED.

COF-JOHNsTON-On Tuesday. November %. at the resi-
denca Of the brides father by The Rev. DR. Ryancc Eva
daughter Of John Taylor Johnston, esq to Henry Eugene
DELANO-PEASIEY-At the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
Chicago H. Thursday evening Novemhrr ~ Frederic
Delano Matilda A., daughter Of Jas Pclsley esq
KNIGHT BYRON-On Tuesday November ~. 1888 at the
Church the Holy Trinity by the Rev H. Walpoe warren
Josephine daughter OF william Byron OIhOmas Leverage
Knight all OF this city.
HERBERT- WTISON-On Tuesday. November 27, at St
Hartholoncws Church by the Rev. Or. Grcir Michael
Henry Herbert OF England, to Leila Belle, daughter OF
Richard r. Wilson, esq
SAUNDERS -LEE-On Monday. November 90 1888. by the
Rev Or L. ~ Townsend Of Boston University, Mrs Sara
l. saunders Of Ncw-Xork, to Mt william Ice, OF Boston
sMTTH-THOMAS- Monday evening. November26, 1888
by the Rev. Mt Hamilton, James > smith, OF Brooklyn,
y. y In Nellie l.. Thomas. OF North AtuebOro, Mass
North and East Attcboro papers please copy.
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Holiday and Wedding Presents that are
SURE TO PLEASE.

Hghclass Etchings tastefuy framed. vertabe works
of art and of permanent value.
FREDERICK KEPPEL &c CO..
90 EAST 16TH.sT, UNION SQUARE, NETWORK.
are glad among their newly published Fitch
ings are FIVE prizes the Paris Salon Of this
year Signed proofs OF these plates cost respectively from
10 $50
FREDERICK KEPPEL & co g descriptive catalogue for
1888 containing Of the etchngs Will be mailed
receipt OF 10 cents in postage stamps
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MES. GorLD's CONDITION last NIGHT.

Mrs Jay Goud's condition remains about inc Same
as for the last weeks. She II not abe 10 speak
70 the members Of her family but she Il able 10 recog
nize them Mrs Russell Sage the only Intimate friend
Of the family who is admitted to the sick cahmbe ana
she paid her customary visit yesterday. Dr. Bad"in
left Mr. Goulds house last night at 10 30 lie sad lae
Mrs Gould resting quietly but was gradually sinking
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Robinson, Miss Also smith. MlsS Bradish anu Ml,e
Emily Eodesten we've ali in white and wore halfvels
The besi man was William Il. Glyn. and the usher
wete Morton Patton brother Of the bride; Alexander
van Rensselaer, Charles a. Mum. Duncan Cameron
David Paon and George WothcrspO0n. The Rev. Dr..
H. Van Dyke oi'icated. the Rev. Dr. John Hall assist
ing wedding breakfast followed az the house Of
the brides mother. No. IA West Twcnty-sccondst
a quiet home wedding occurred at the house. Of
John Taylor Johnston, No. Fithavc.. yesterday
aftornoon, the Rev Dr. !. II. Hylance. OF S. MARKS
church, performing the ceremony at the marriage OF
MISS Eva Johns,0a TO Henry a. Coo. An altar was
erected IN the picture gallery. draped with rare orr
entail hana'ngs The bride wore a white SILK gOwa.
trimmed w1 lace, worn by her mother and grand
mother at helr weddings Miss Frances Johnston
sister Of the BRIDE was tho maid of honor and her
little niccos, Misses Ethel and Frances Dc Forest.
man, and the ushers samuel Il, Belts STANLEY
Dwight William Gilbert and Walter Jennings. Few
people present owing the recent death OF the
brides mother Herbert Johnston gave his sister
away. The brides father. JChp TAYLOR Johnston Is
one of The founders of the Metropolitan Museum Of
Art ~
Calvary Church was crowded Of the marriage Of Miss
Katherine Colt 10 samuel sloan. jr. son OF samuel
Noan, pTcsidcn. of tho Delaware. LackaV anna and
Western Railroad. The ccieWony took paoe at 80
O'Clock, tbe Rev. Or. H. Y Satterlec officiating. Tho
bridesmaids wore MISS louise scott and Miss Moe
sloan. sister Of the bridegroom. Al tho altar the bride
groom with his best nan y. +. Sloan, brother. mot
tho bride. The ushers werc II. J. and r. c. Colt
brothers OF the bride J, Metcaf Thomas Charles Ran
dolph Richard X Prentice and J. Henry Holden. \
small reception followed at the home OF the brides
father. Harris Colt at No. IL West Twenty hIstst
The pair started on Southern trip
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,ppJyA1 or MISS EMMA Y. SHERIDAN.

Miss Emma V. Sheridan, who recently resigned her
position with Richard Mansheds company arrived mere
nm the Arizona yesterday. She Will Join Thomas heene
conn,ny and play leading roles. Her father, General
George A. Sheridan with several friends went on steam
Yacht TO meet the Al General shehian mouse
No 10 West Twenysxthst IL wgs said last night mat
neither the General his daughter had returned anu
na ho, were probaby spending the night board the
steamer.
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WEIGHTMAN-s Suddenly Mt her residence; SOL d3thst
BROOKLYN on Sunday evening November 20 1855 bn1 q.
beth b. Weghima,. widow OF George Weghman' aged ~
Funeral services at the Church Of the Atonenen corner
and 5thayc Brooklyn ~ T.. on wednesday, -o'h ihS''
at $50 p.
wUEFIwRrGuT- AT Elizabeth y. T.. on Tuesday, Novem'
ber 27 Angelina widow OF Gardner Wheelwrgh in the oh
year OF her age. an ,,..o r-,,.o
beth, Fridar at IL O'Clock q.
Boston papers please copy.
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Central Raiirond Of Ncw-Icrs

THE NEW AND FAST LINE TO WASHINGTON FOR THE IN.
AUGURAL CEREMOSIEs.
To the many who contemplate visit the Capital during
the week OF the inaugural festivities the
Washington via the Central Railroad Of NewJersey and
Philadelphia Reading r. r. Bound Brook Route,
necon with Ohio Railroad. superior
accommodations Solid trains OF superbly equipped Woodruff
and Pullman Drawn and Sleeping will from
Jersey City direct Washington March J. . ard L.
landing passengers in the immediate vicinity Of the Capitol
the dopot OF the Baltimore terminal
facilities point exceptionally favorable 10 the TaUd
handling the thousands that viii travel by this line and the
DELAYS incurred where stations distant from
tmore and Ohio
The rates of fare Washington and place this trip
within the reach Of all Round trip tickets good 70 return
until March will he sold follows NcWNcrk and return
sG So Newark return 80 80 Elizabeth and retlfn.
&c II. line Is ably prepared for the great travel Of
March and passengers viii journey with degree OF
safety comfort and dispatch Championship ~ the management
~ TsicaSs roads Time cards ~ trains during the week OF
March lst 10 the 18th will be announced in due time
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See the fifth page Of to-day's Tribune for eight
columns Of short definite advertisements OF situations
TO be filed and persons 10 ill them; of homes 10
sell and homes wanted
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Eermaria Hnnix.


Bank. ield this day, The following resolutions were
adopted .,- ,,.
to-day Informed Ok the death o." Christian SchWarzwae-
der who FOR nearly twenty years lGs been the President
this Bank and intimate AM beloved Trend ana do
ResolSei That this Board OF Directors desire to place
expression OF their Gccp appreciation OF the
constant devoted and successful services which were rem
Inception until his death, ana 81 the Klndy ana IN.
selfish manner which ne presided over IT. AFFAIRS ana
abored With Tor is safe and prosperous Development
Resolved That express the family Of deceased
Presiden heartfelt sympathy os ther with The a.
surance that shall, they VII, cherish always the
erory OF Christian schwarzwacifer a. that Of
open anC upright IN al his ne 90 cordial ana kindly IN
with his associates tdthful %
trust given hands. ana sincere and constant IN
his friendship as to deserve affection aud respect Of all
who knew HIM and
Resolved That In respect his memory this Board at
tend M, funeral In body, and
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions be engrossei
and sent TO the family Or our deceased President
By order Of the Board ~ Dlfe ioIs ~ ..,.
J. A. MOESClHAUSER Cashier
TAYIOR-On Monday November 20. OF typhoid fever Rob-
Hall Taylor only OF T. W Taylor in the 2iih year oil
RELATIVES and friends are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, 5o7 Greene ave brookSh Neun'Say
afternoon. 2sth inst, az O'Clock.
vALENTIN EOn Sunday. November %, Jane Bates WIDOW
Abraham &. Valentine, In The 79th year Of her age
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral services
at her late residence 10 East 4lsts, ON Wednesday No
venber 2S al lO3Oa. IN.
Inermeni 40 Woodawn.
Kindly omit flowers
wARREN-At Washington. y c. November 70 Anna r,
widow Of the ato L. Warren and eldest daughter OF
Ra,I, and friends are invited to attend the funeral at her
wAKEMAN-on Tuesday morning. November 26 suddenly.
James Waterman IN the 6Hh year OF his age - a.,
Funern nj his residence No 400 Berry Irookyn on he
2gth inst at o O'Clock Relatives and friends Invited
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LARGE FIRE IN A SMALL TOWN.

The Clark House. at PokomOke City. Nd was de-
stroyed By fire last week, together with many other
buildings b. C. Pearce. proprietor OF the hotel. was
fortunate in having Herring safs in usc which pre-
served all his books and papers. =.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 56thst., near SHAVE.
THE CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH meets
with THE CHURCH OF DISCIPLES OF CHRIST In
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Sermon by the Rev WILLIAM LLOYD
Subject s. The True Saviors Of the Republic
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT lPrestyteEianl PARK.
ave, corner OF 35th-sL Rev. j. H. McILNAiNE, D. D.,
astor.olect-Seryiees will be held In this church on
Thank wing Day IL a. IN. The congregation OF tho
Brick Church viii unite In this service and Rev. DIR.
VAN DYKE Will preach.
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FOR THANKSGIVING DINNERS.
,nhr ROYAL "secn-exnnisite dry RED champagns .

Tho worry of a constant cough, and the soreness OF
lungs which generally accompanies It, are both rem
edicd by DR.. Jayno's Expectorant.
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For eight columns OF crisp and interesting an
nollncements about servants situations. real estate
and merchandise, turn to fifth page today.
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When baby was sick. we gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung 70 Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them CastoriA
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Religious Notices.

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42ist between
5th and 9th ayes-ThanhsgVing services tomorrow %
II Sermon By the Pastor. Rev. JOHN r. PAXTON
d. ID.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Nadlson-aye.. Of 2ih-sL-rhanksglylng service
Thursday. Nov. 20 nc IL The Pastor. Rev. C. ii.
PARKHURST, ID. d.. will preach
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Mouquin's Restaurant will be open Thanksgiving Day,
with excoIIent supply Of TURKEY. Duck and Game.
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UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE. Church OF the
Divine and Eleventh Street UnVcrsast Chureh
in CHURCH OF TUE DIVINE PATERNITY, corner Of
A)h-st and 5thaNe. THURSDAY morning al IL.
by Rev. CHARLES III. EATON, d. d., on The Public
School and the Roman Catholic Church"
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Keeps Dress Shirts
made 10 measure for - none better at any price,
500 and Sll Broadway.
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Established 1SSS-N0w ready.
RS. NJ r l. IL A L Il 3
HOMEMADE
MINCENIEAT.

MINCEMEAT.
ALSO PRESERVED,
Branded,
CANNED AND
SPICED FRUITS AND JELLIES.
PURE RED CURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY.
Everything put Up In glass For prices. references.
49, Mrs. SARAH S. McELRATH,
1913 Degraw-st,
Brooklyn, N Y.
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed ,cih fdH name
and address



DAvrFs-In New brunswick. " J., November a. Geo.
W. Davies, in the 65th year Of ms age; . %. -. ,,.,
Friends invited attend the funeral NJ 81 James Churc
New. Brunswick at . D. m. on "Wednesday
DIsBROw-O sunday November o. Joseph p. Dsbrow,
aged Il years.
Funeral private
DOUGHTY-On Monday November 26 Thomas A, son Of
Samuel H. Doughty.
Funeral private - -
InterIneat at oak Ill., Nyack
GREEN-suddenly Sunday, November %, Russell Green
Relatives friends and te societies OF which member
are invited attend funeral M Christ Church. Bedford
ave- Clymers, Brooklyn wednesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock
HAIGHT-At Chappaqua, the 27th inst, Samuel L.
Funeral on sixth day 3Oh inst o'clock Friends meet
ing-bOuse, yillaes Of Chappaln
JANSEN on Monday November o. 1883 r. Jan.
sen OF the Henry W. Jansen and eldest daughter
Funeral services Will held atthe residence Of Martin r.
RoOme yreelaniave Paterson, " j. on wednesday 18TH
Train leaves oot Of Corandt II
MARQUAND-In Worcester Mass. Sabbath afternoon,
November % Elizabeth Maruuand widow Of the late
JOSIAH p. Marquand. m the 7lth year OF her age.
Funeral services ia Worcester.
1nterment Greenwood Cemetery.
POTION Monday November 30 after short Illness at his
late residence, 90 West Thirst. Francis Pott
Relatives and friends invited to attend ih funeral services
Iukcs Church. HudsOn-St, opposite GIONesL,
"Wednesday, November IS at 10 m
lRIMMER-WARDLAW-A 4O2 Warburtonave- YOnkers,
n l.. Tuesday November p, Isabelle WardaW beloved
wife ~ J. Ii. Rimmer
Staten Island on Friday. November 80, at IL a. m.
SCHWA RZWAELDER-At his residence, November "a
Christian SchwaTZwaelder. . , ~. g..
Relatives friends invited % attend the funeral at 1T
Thomas Church. 5taye and 5jdsL, wednesday morning.
az 10 o'clock
Kindly omit sending flowers.