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BfD nor poR cHArYcKY DRPEW.
rooo, r u,rray !3te,rf,p,ri IN Ihs LonsoHie COM
Journal.

Z.
Journal
The President al fight. VIII be made purely on those
Inns. laid down by tho President III his message ah
I ain glad that are to have square hhhl. ~
man will dare bring INTO this canvas inc low pr
cnnalltlcs that dl-,TaGed the last. asuo SOh ina"
there Is the deepest feeling in The East on .hs 'a
uu,stion: and think the result OF Tie ci"croh wa
largely settle whcihcr "o arc !" no." 49, ~
high prOtcctlun =. 49, ,-,,,. no.i,ion I'm thc fight %
asked the reporter - Wi. =, coz, q, ,hc Ro
tiican National Convention There Is Just oho man
r.u must nominate him and We VIII eirc' ~, nm, ,
ms, is chauucsy NJ Delew.' Ncw-fUrh oah say
Give us Mr. Depow and We Will ave You VOW NTH w. mo-
lie Is Intensely American, strong anu ,ed ' rrcsden
he has never lowered himself or his poslioh - un
cndy He Il tho president also OF the onlon " -,
CHM: adrnin strHtOr OF the vast estate ~ wv 90
William II. Vanderbilt is graduate OF h"' az" "
York a position man not OF unbonsLch ina r a, o
could all tain TO- lie Is the most popular ai'eI % n
snraI,rr in America probably I'm tle world am oan
come nom a nippant anecdote 10 the most trcneuuon,
truths that move men, and can hannio tioi i,n' I'D
irtnilectIIal Titan II have heard him 90 ms a,i
,hon gracefully eitho into most pA,hrtlo s'o, '
OF broad and gonflc Christianity trlns u WIZ" mn,
oimnlc,fv az a child within two years s'nce nc mn" H,
into f,li control Of his great intcres'' MI Vi "'
movers seem TO have become larger. ,.,oo, AR
c,sys shT and Mr. bepew II the Republicans r.,
New York tbs Democrats can have rnaa naucr In
tariff issue Will givc the Ropnnlicahs s'"" p'"'' "
tho Northwest" . a, II, View York ~
asked the reporter H.. rr,.r INV, n
Yes by all odds. There was time wren is ', y
Morton had a strong hold IN New ORR pH ", lu NJ,
iis forces 10 Prank HIscork and aga',sD r'oi w
er and IN doing lsft the state 70 Irr1h,,, ,,,
ling Il no longor either power or P"s''D''''
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IDprqrpD rOR PDRGIVG A WILL.

Bos1os March II Especial. Fireman Is Prince
an old resident Of Auburn, Maine has Dc'h a'cS''"
charged with forging tho Will of Calvin f. Davis Who
di,d Fl, u.bron ON Jnne TO- 1906, having property
valued at "a 900 his heirs being his Three Di"'m'Is'
Princes wife had lived with Mr. Davis IN hci ciiiiool
and She claimed sole heir, and pstl'Iohed 'Ho
cuurt 10 ytve all tiir mOrcy 10 lief. Juugo "iNnH
dismissed Prcc's petition, and Prince appacu h
presented a Will signed by Davis, which "ao proven
IL. lao
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JOLLY KNIGHTS OF ST PATRICK.
THEY DINE AT THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK WELL
KNOWN MIN PEEsENT.

THEY DINE AT THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK WILL
KNOWN MEN PEEsENT.
over 800 of the knights Of 81. Patrick anu their
friends dned together night Mt the Hotel Bruins
wick. The bamqucting hall hung with thc banners
of the United states and ireland and with tho portraits
Of pertinent Irish patriots. ON tho front OF the menu
cards a, embossed the dear little shamrock and on
the bark. he harp ~ Erin was engraved Fro Com
missioner Henry D. PurrOy president vi the society
presided.
Among those present were Judge Randolph ~
MARITIME d. alccy Nlcoll Assistant District Attorney
Fitzgerald Assistant District Attorney Henry d. Mac
dona senator Cornelius Van colt, General John =.
Black United states Commissioner Of Pensions ;
Justice Andrew i. White. Congressman Timothy =.
Campbell Congressman Nshbel T.. Fitch. Judge K"rl9
D. CowIng Colonel VI. T.. Murphy. Corporation 'ohh>'
H. r. Bcclmau. Judge Gdrr-lcsve General John
Newton Controller Theodore v. Myers. Maurice D.
Power Bryan g.. Mcswyny, and H. L. Mortified.
Apologize, were Iccc.ved from many dstlnS"i'h'i
people. among them President LleVeiahd' '''c'"o'
UrL slcalcr Carlisle secretary Whitney. S'ci',fN
Falrchlld General Phil sheridan, General J. -, NlrI
and Mayor Hewitt, wh",' h"le cI oh' ,
ga pi,.,,iou Gt fcrllus 1ho Ir',dcni MADE AN cio
qucn addrcs, Ia which no rcirlrd Q" Inc mi' @
growth of he greater me- ana Wien SUI. ~ ~ f., be-
nf H. adoption. confined "a tale an Interest IN 'i'
struggles OF oppressed I""ilr "i ths nn"ta ,bic
origin. said h" "of lac II h'~ uo',n" ,,,, .iri,h
10 irnwn severely upon rho w. "i ne 'ciul Iu
American. AMI certain l"op,e haV" B. ,,i,,. a,nong
u.'i'is.r, hui 10 my mind thnra Is er'ai d'rl "i
nonsense and small amount Of pn]H ni'"u '''
severity iI,, u( " Gund Boy ana li>>'~l 49, CO.
General Black responded for lh' 'mi'" o'.u'
IN speech which "a' Ii'i"rtlohA', '' 'u.i"nI T.,
Of h, subject. lie compared Grover ~ , HANK
cod. p.mocrai." ~ ihc close of hs address there
.r1', bay W. tcie1fac." and Home Ruic For
Irclaid,T woro both ails responded !" ny 't' -
Ncv York Jude Martin, said 80 wor2 for for
Tho rNi!c' ~ I'n" AMI Henry - N"io"' 'N''
A brilliant and witty reply for ihr ladr'
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I.yyI..r.,,I,l- ,CrOrNNYOR OWNIEY.

Boston. March l. l-p.cisn.-rhi' : - P"'ri'H'
Day bar 10 {, not a legal holiday. N"vcrihei'-7'
Mayor O'U+ru hrs assumed thr responsibility Tor CLOS
ing Do, public library and that. too. ON day OF 'h'
week when uiurr people than on any other nav OF
cvrnln. ,l,ii that Institution Hundreds pl rl"r"'
have hrcr ll-appoiufcd ~ Ms acton "i me Way ISL. '
IL h. mo fo t ii, few uf hI- official ari- hay" caused
morn general condemnation Dos IN" i""W' "l h">"'
than 'iI- o." most Intelligent lii'ii'I '''n ~ .'
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crvrp al. pApK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
pROuTNENp ARRIVALS.

run tf>nu, Hof,l-GovcrnOr Fitzhueh Lee ofNirginis
I'm IN. DaNtr ~ Cincinnati o. B Frothngha n. OF Boston,
and the Rev Waldo McssarOt OF Philadelphia. -- Hof't
Bripn. --cnora John c. Black, L : 'onmssohef VI
Pensions - ndO Ho'St- Rear Admiral A. l. Case
e. Navy auA aloit SiutDns bTerr0ft Hou's-
Professor Sargent. a. broosllnc Mass "hirH Hon
4,n ator Foley, OF Ssrntosa norman H'H 'rt'
frrson Chandler. oi Washington and Congressman W.
L.. l-..LlL
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1HE HEATHER REPOGE

GOVERNMENT INnICArIoNS-FoR2 81 HOURS.
vy.urvorox March l7-ror Massachusetts, and Counec-
tlcut slightly col er westerly winds fair weather
ror raster, Vow York. Eastern Pennsylvania and HSr
Jersey ,i.hy colder followed ny warner ght 10 r'sh
uerfn.riy y 49, hrcO ming variable. fair weather.
Fl tho Dsr,r, of Columbia and Virginia slightly chier
followed ~ warmer light fresh nostheriy wns fair
weather
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o,,oyyaop THE LOTOs CLUR

4, ~. anu, election Of the Loios Club hed last
.,or,,. IA. following, ticket elected President
Whlteay Reid; secretary. Thoinas w Knox Director"
sohn ~ Had Charles Graham and r. A. Witthaus.
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THE ACTUAL CONDITION OF rIE NLANr\'

THE ACTUAL CONDITION or INE ALIAS IN
70 fhr EditOr o. fhr TT i6"hc
Sir; Is If moi A lt,le significant that alIaosi I'M
r,e.ulv arrr tho mt oduciion ~ senator handler
resolution A. king the Navy Department 10 hirhsh
tho ecnptp with fart a. changes mndr In the pHnS
~ IN, Dnlpln chicago. Atlanta and Boston -in'n 'he
covorn1ncut TOOK them ~ the hands OF the con
tractors Ia complete also ~ the present con
,itlnn Of those vessels the Dolphin should r ordered
to duty In tho Pacific. and ihr Atlnnta 10 MAKE
cruise ia tho west indies And this aher the Depart
mont had allowed tho Atlanta 10 Nait scvon months u"
hr repaired oi her damages from gIDundirg on me
rociJ IN Narragansett Bay.
There sccned have been big hurry 10 get the ~
nnia ont Of the way A survey Of this vessel stated
that cir ~ plates The BUTTON showed tho erect
Of having been the rocks. by big bowls or dents III
them from ,yu and ouealf three iurhcs deep mat
one OF tho frames Wa knocked half Inch ON oi hho
that about twenty two Inches Of ono 0f the nop'h"
blades was broLrn OIL and that Of tho butts "oro
started With tho exception d, ,rtr
caulhlng OF tho butts sue ms m n%Irrcd r.
her bottom painted As sho was uu,''u i ,,,
santa Dominpn 70 enforce Government 'la H.
would it not have brcn better for lhc Iovohny' ~
send a vessel whoac battery wa nor ia a nsa',r,
dttonf IL was rrpurtei az III" Navy Icpalhc &c
gently tbat moi only we're some OF tho guns not IN
cnuaton 10 be fred. but two Oi the ports wore nsn'
CRACKED and all no clip circles we're sprung :,
The Atlanta IS mo Sccomn I'm ,pcr MIN IN ,rosd DIV
ngh becau,e she went tho wrong sdo OF th, pu"y
and had thirty feet Of her keel tahon on ma wncn
tho Atlanta grounded II i salh lh. w ono wa, ~ @
chains taking sounds. Yet Ia M her rass was tho
ha.n an ogIcIsl mitigation. Under secretary hand
lor', administration tho oHsirr Just ,u' INV, va
Cape Henry aud received NJ" hahiuHo, nu' n'' n'sI
GATOR cour marfalled and sentenced 10 TWO years
hnur,so,,r.ut FAIR PLAY.
New York, March IL, lroH'
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vcw York. March y, l--~

Mr.. pUEII. STRONG IN WESTERN NiN-i'"N.
To IN, tttfor ~ Thr FrtbHt-
sr: william Walter phelps IS developing m"'h
.,rongth I'm Western New York candidate Tor
plaoe on thu Presidential ticket. and certain hstoI'"
f,cs connected with the settlement Of that s"r'ion
Of tho Empire si.to Will furnish lis With -"lno 81 the
cause, which have led to MS result.
TN. nams PHELPS IS ~ familiar a7 household
,vorl,- I'm tho counties west ~ seneca L.ho. Many
II IN, descendant, III Oliver Ph"lps. The leader In
tho porcrr settlement Of ,ho'n coun'o'. are pi"nl'
men, men ,hrre I'm public a'ars. william Walter
Phelps Is kiisman Of thoso mon, a. b"'h ha AM
oliver rbelps are i..cond1n,s fiou u the early
settlers Of Connecticut. William Phelps, who was
aiming the founders IA 1898 Of Windsor, IA That - 'c
Your ,ad,,S MAJ rcmcuher that many Of thu cnnnii"s
- V..iorn N..-Xork wcfo settled by Immigrants
from CONNECTICUT and Ma-.lchusctts, under me
.,,,.uee ~ oliver Phelps and Nathaniel G"rham,
w.t., p,icl a,.,i IN ~ land containing Nv"
and , ou,rtcr millions ~ arcs lying west Of -"irca
I.iv Tle city of 10, hc,icr IN shuNcu Oh INC
phcp, and t,orham p ircAa".' oHNor fIrlp7 JPN 2"
IN II =, At Cauaulalgid. 90" first land ONCE cstab
lshcd America for Tie sale oi am I" 1r',r'' i
died ia that village and hi- grave II -h""" "-''"s
m rs old ccurtrry II IL not. Therefore. ruFptlrlhe'
when We cun-ilrr these fact, that ne name 81 u
lam alter Phelps Is hailed Win en- I,W ~
iuuns MIR y J. Nl!,lhcu Editor OF " Tho oHt"ln
comfy Tines published Al tanandaivna, SuyH
h.,r lunx Regarded Mr. Phelps A. ono ot our moh'
promising Young statesmen lhr h"''''r, tI ~, d,
,ouy ckci tn, Albany Journal Win an cNcclfhi
anprnciatlon II thr sentiment In No-isrn Ne" i"rh
adds: Any tlckot win William Walter Phelps on
means that II VIII havo thr solid "rrtnl"l V"'' u"
~. ,',, "''' T.. e.. VI.
Noyiorl, March -. lss7.
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can bc hal ali irst.cass hotels, reSiAr sits ans
snoons. sold by leading grocsrs aud wine merchants
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rIH nnc,a HEAn


r,.d ~ ,,tra quality oimunesss stout bottle In Lon
don E,ts Bros. Is uuuestioHsOJ the haest ever !"
uortcd Sold everywhere
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Religious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4sthst wst Of 6th'aie =
Rev X uEBlR NEWTON Will preach at II a. IN
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CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. hold service
every SUNDAY 30 I IN hail. 51h tUta-dNe., Oppo
site Windsor Hotel Entrance on +7th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES Masonic
Temple ave. and 23lsL Evening. 81, Rev tathei
O'CONNOR Subject. " So. Patrick and the
Irish Then aud Now aud Catholics invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

A. A-"MAN AND THE ELEMENTS" Rev. Dr
T. = BOIII-s'S nurninG subject Evening IL IL any
Matter What Believer Eleventh Street church. BE-
tween 9TH and 7th lvOs Services II 4. and i5 y. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18
Gnefial' Naiiles.
American Art.

American Art.
two IMPORTANT AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS e. KIRBY, Auctioneer
on EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING
AT THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
East 2Sd.st. Madison Square.
.cortvcr1oy OF OVER ONE THOUSAND
AMERICAN PAINTINGS AND WATER CoLoRs
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS AND BLACK AND WHIT
STUDIES. Smoke PICTURES" ARTISTS
AND REMARQUE PROOFS &c,
WORKS BY
". HAMILTON GIBSON,
AND
KRusEAIAN VAN EI.TEN. y. A.,
TO BE SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
ORDER OF SALE.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS NEXT
MARCH % AND %. AT O'CLOCK,
PAINTINGS BY KRUsEMAN VAN ELTES. n. =
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
MARCH 20. 27 AND 90
WORKS BIZ HAMILTON GIBSON
illustrated Catgorues OF Mr. iibson's works m allied
receipt Of price IS CENTS Catalogues Of Mr. Van Etehf
Tickets First View interrupted W BLIZZARD
win he good FOR admission to galleries any time durins %
hibltion.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION MANAGERS.
East ODD st., Madison Square
r. wiiiiau Il. Moore. Auciion,or -
NOOREs AUCTION GALLEkGEA
go FIFTH.AvE.
PAINTINGS
OF THE DUTCH. FLEMISH AMI FRENCH SCHOOLS
to be sold o close out the entro stock Of
MR. a. DHrYvETTER. JR.
AMONG TIE h trreg 'n R1hTs iT IN
COLLFCTION ARE
BasySns E cg1% Ssa De- b.
LobDe De Praere. Dnyer.or Horbo J"nrs htvaSsns
ranii Pinchart Portfolio Roe,ois Richter Hosierss.
Sciaeeis Kate Elien. Van LeeInputtch Hhoer'
Bnller aad Others
on VIEW DAY AND EVENING.
SALE Tuesday wEDNEsDA THURSDAY, AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS March 20 II. % ami 90
az oo'ciork.
Free Exhibition
at the
FIFTH AVENUE ART GALLTR1ES
3Ge 9TH AVE, NEAR 3irH-sr.
PRIVATE COLLECTIONS OF
MODERN PAINriNGS
belonging to
MIR. JORDAN L. MOTT
MIR. EDWARD KEARNET.
70 BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION
WITHOUT RESERVE.
TUESDAY AID WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS
MARCH q AND -. At O'CLOCK.
AT CIIIClIERINCi HALL,
5rILAvE. coRHEE lsrHsr.
ROBERT sOMERvIGLE. Alctoaosn
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rrnuoyr pEMocRArs DIVIDED oy RREE TRADE

Bo-IoN, March II (7pcciau.-Tho Vermont Demo
cra., viii hold Only state Convention thIs year
for the nomination Of state officers and the election
al four dclc gate, large t. the ST. Louis convention
Monicpclcr selected as the place and NaS 10
The time for the convention Tho convention ior Inc
1T and Id Congressional Districts for the nominal
ton Of candidate, for members Of Congress ana the
election of district delegates to ST. Louis WIZ also
be- held al the same time and place II l. cNlc''"
that slate, containing tho names OF tho candida'e'
for m, yarlou, Office, VIII bc prepared usual hy
sir Atkins for presentation to the assembled dole
gates for their Endorsement. Tho stat" convention
my possibly nilorsc ClVil service reform ana &C.
nnilnr, the pnrnlcous ariiyty displayed by tcd"Ia
nnlclls in the recent Burlington election, hui any
ludnr.cn.ni Of tlcNcands free tradr policy VIII
urnhalN meet with opposition. II is an open secret
That Hiram Atkins will not invite /. u. Basc0Nl' VI
MnMl un-.L. ~ le president VI III slate loIN'nLoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

Margaret Mshcr has served j. Nj Ill., h"' 49,,
,,,, summons IN action snnul har contract WIN MN
hrb bas ys years vet run the ground thss no mas
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Clothing Co ~ and Bowcry. Will have eprca 'ale o.
Srrlnx oyrfcoat- MORROW 20 1000 elegant 'I".4a'N
ov.rcoat. made genuine English Mel" ns :" - ana
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Special Notices.
Wall Papers

Wall Papers
WARREN. LANGN a CO..
MANUgAcTU RERS
100 EAST t2D-Sr.
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOG
c,t an examination OF their sp'caly prepst Spring
productions aud mportitions which tor low V"'oV
a,, noycl,y OF ,lssgn have losi e1celloii Also
uAXGINas ESPECIALLY DESIGNED
by tho
ASSOCIATED ARTISTS
casd to alarge iohn' s"outoh
OF 1apaupyc onch English and German goois recently I'm
ported
The Pa viiion Hotel
AT NEW .BIIGHroN. STATEN ISLAND.
Steam hoai In rooms halls aud parlonA
FORMAL OPENING APRIL =
Thirty minutes Battsry boats every ~ minutes
l. EHoADHs Proprisor.
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attended properly to hor business and that he has liz
vested Of her money In losing speculation lie hAs
to susyer /
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CHRIST CHURCH 9th ave. and 35h,st On J. S.
SHIPMAN Rec,or-Diyine sery ice IL a AMI a. p nI
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner 3,th,st and
Parkave .--Servioes AT IL - m Sermon by ieN hoH
/ lOI.I.YEH
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7, the diagram a continuous line shows the aruaeier
-,r .1rs y.9'crdfy. observed ~ tho t'ed stItes
.,al Ser,'re station his city. Tho dsshr- Indicate
tr temperature noted AZ Iluinurs pharmacy rs BfoSa'
-
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY 5,hsve
corner 45th.st. Rev. CHARLES IL. EATON. u D.
Pastor II a. IN Chris, aud ne Nature and Onicr %
rrmptatlon" 7i5 D. M, lectures Young people
stars Of Fashion Special musical ser
Buck TIE Doun. Baumbaeh. Piaiso Yc,' Verdi Char
ity,, FauIe.
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sELECTYONS FROu THE WAL.
HEATER ~ EVERY cNR.

20 me Edtfor ~ Thc TrtbHnc.
sir. n mc,t hr ufrT'd from thr h"hlhs 81 NV
article IN rc.,iely, .HnrNr. fAai "u Am a''" ii'
~ Tic car ~tove raj, g., incorrect. tnh That ih'
common stow .houll h' prohibited hv law ir'" cars
nut thr ignorant on ms subject have no Idea Thai
e,ory hrntci hat has nrr within thr err Is 'i"Ne
Webster say, HAT stow" rs Al iron n'N' 10 "''''
fro Is made io warm ionin.' Vow \ e." hrfcr Is
made ad universally used. WITH Ire a. Distributor
~ heat iut Itself doe. lot warm The cnr II heats
water which cirulntcs around fhc car. through pipo'
along the tide, and under tho -eats, 90, universally
observed Pos travellers the world over
TIL. Z, tAe heater 90 which Nr Drww "inlNd IN DIS
,,,.~,.,c,c cyitl, . rfrr.- r~roifc~ Nj Drp~w Is
Iy,rfcctly curtrct When be -taics that the lair p@
.rd- Grmsr.fIa'sI fht zach cnr Eu,t hit' U.s. Il.
III, ilnal hcafrt- iuu0' fh" r'2i~ fHt "'"'r
a,,ilr,cuaurr, ~ the car dwelling hnn-r.
nm. idrn ,.insuatu iu tie minds ~ an i''hi7 D"
flis l,ie AMI tiusc utterly lrc"n'N9"h WIN 'n'
wants and contingencies ~ ltiuad ur'r nv 1l',,
,rnu tho locomotive Do u-rd. i wholly u't'h''"
I'm H. prrmi,cS. In reference 10 which Hu7i 'cl'i
/" ''''"'' AY' OLD HAIEo ADEIL
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TsirrvF OfriCr March Isl A M-The CHANGES III 'he
barometer Yesterday slight Tho temperature ranged
n. rcen % nut as 3jA b-ir- ~ higher
lan Friday
In aun n.ar tins city lay there viii probably he colder
mir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

DISCIPLES or CHRIST 66ths., near stlra'e-
Preaching Sunday morning and evening by The PASTOR tho
Rev. IA. TYLER
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CHARrE~T"N, NoIch - ,-preial.-ln December i77''
o, r,iltp,r arrived iu SnmmeIvilla. : g. lie claimed
10 Dee q piano tuner and secured board 10 the nous" ~
August FIcimc al old German. Who kept Store III
the Village. Ilcnne', family consisted Of his WIFE,
f,riy-nvc year. OF his daughter age i"nifc"h 'i'
two som, Palmer seems 10 have br"ched Mrs hennr
and lcr dan icr and Youngest SON ~" t"'h 'hHEs 81
thr house. put Ilrunc mp in tho ga'fri ann p''uli
the room adjoining that OrrIpl'I by MS nrnI" '-li
her daughter aud communicating WIN II. N'cr Nv
INK tun months i'm SHnmrrH lie" Fa.hner de'crhi'I i
tn move 80 haricston. MI ID" furniture Wa' pacrt
ID and shipped here. Then tAihicr III C"Il P"Is -,
Fioun.'- wife ard daughter and younger son camp 10
Charleston where he sci mp hOusclee ping WIN MS
-fnlru family. The eldest son today "fnt 10 'hr
I,u-. arl -llt Tgllucr. the ball entering Ms ul1h
,rI GINNING nIt Of is chr"k He then gavn in''"l up
o., tl,. malice Faulkner, wound J., mol dangerous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDC sTitY, 100 Worth
1T, WILLIAM r. BAIsNARD, Superintendent service y
song every Sunday ai 80 ocloch The setNlSs IL aYs
iuxlf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

WIS. TIE MoPpan THE FLOOR WITH o'FERRALL
ONLY THE OTHER DAY.
Bvosn Tho Richmond D1spafoh'
DnnieiIe wears wsil,-ss material ior ni'pp"S w '"'
floor Of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

FIRST SOCIETY or SPIRITu ALISTs. Adcph Hail.
7thave cor 52t.st-Mrs. BRIGHAM lectures morning
and evening as usual. Seats FREE Afternoon seryices
at = 80 for manifestations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

"U\VTNts FORM OF GOODNESS but Deny ing
the Power Thereof" subject Of at 40 D. M.
Catholic Apostolic Church 07thst, north side, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

MONDAY ADDRrssrS at Trinity Church Broadway
and waLs.-The R,y H. W MATCKlN, Rector OF ST,
Clements Church. Philadelphia. viii deliver series Of
addresses Trinity Church ~ 10 daily from Monday.
March 10 to Saturday, Msrch pa both Inclusive. Sub
ect: Tho Christian Conflict"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

LIE TUESDAY. WEDN ESDAN. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY EVENINGS. March 20. ~ % ami 70,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

ST lGNATIUs CHURCH. 81 West 40th-s,.. Row
ARTHUR RlTCHIE. Rector SUNDAY, Z. LAB. 8 80
10 20 and IL u m 30 and y. daily, T. 80, Id
a. M, p m: Wednesday, Thursday (men only Friday
rs D. Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-18

6'C3TNS0RR presence. subject " Sc Patrick ana the
irsS Then and Now rroc.tans aud catOilcs Invited
A. A-~MAN AND THE ELEMENTS" Rev. Or.
C. BVIEs nGIH@ S" Eeneu,s stn cdrch by
9TH and 7th dyos Services II IL NJ and 1i5 u'
or c ~ sG III, IL ao1 ser oaS
site Windsor Hotel Entrance on t7thst
SHIPMAN Rec,or.-Di,ine service IL anI Al p Ia
CHURCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY. 5.hsye.
corner 45th-st. Rev CHARLES EAro on, D. D.;
rSSan MS jim 49, ' aeta "D S to youHs reSps
stars q Fashion srceisst o , %rGSs port ser
Buck Tie Doun4 Baunbaeh. " Prasu Y',' Verdi Char
i,y. Faws. -
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner aath.st and
Parkave. Seryices AZ IL 4. m. Sermon bs i"'' NJ"
EXT COLLYER
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 6eh.s,., near SHAVE
REV. B. L. Viii
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY l55 Worth
st. WILLIAM =. BANARD s'.perintendsnt service ~
wholly by The children Of the institution Public cordially
invited
FIRST SOCIETY or srrRITyALIsTs. Adclpm Hall.
and evening as usual. Seats FREE Afternoon services
. 80 for manifestations
"H,vIN. A FORM or GoDEINrss. eu. Denyins
tho Thereof" subject of sermon az 80 D M no
Catholic Apostolic Church o7ths' north side. west Of
Dth-ayO
MONDAY ADDKrSsrS at Trinity Church. Broadway
and st-Thc Rev. H. W. MArURlN, Rector OF st.
Clements Church Phi Jdephia. VIII deliver a series o
addresses Trinity Church IL 10 daily from MOnday
March 10. Saturday, March "a, both Inclusive. Sub
feet: The Christian Conflict"
ST STEPHENS CHURCH.
10th. st., north side, between 9th and 9th
The Rev. A. u. HART. Rector.
Services Oh Sunday at Ii a m and y. M
ST lGNATIUs CHURCH. 81 West 40th-st.. Row
ARTHUR RITCHIE. Rector.-Sunday, Z, AS. 80,
10 20 and IL T. 30 and p M. daily. 7. D 80 10
M, p m. Wednesday, Thursday (men only. Friday.
rs y. ~. Seats free.
THE SOCIETY For ETHICAL CULTUnE.-Prof
ADLER will lecture before this society Chicksrua Hall
Sunday March Is; subject " The Influence OF Re.
gious beliefs Morality Doors open IT 10 80 close
st IL liz. All Interested arc invited To attend.
THE REV. s. WRIGHT BUTLEI Pastor Of tho st.
Paul Evangelical Church. 900 West thsc NEAR 6thavel
will preach 10 A6 aud 40 An Interesting enn& SER
yro prucst'ng tho evening SERMON AL ssen roe
Everybody welcome.