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An unusual stream of visitors went IRON HAMBURG
to rrlod,tcbs1,be. hoping TO catch glimpse of Count
Kalnolxy Herr Won schOeger, Pruss.sn Envoy 10 the
Vatican and Prince Bismarck at their recent meeting
Prince Bismarck was not seen, except at ms meet
ing with Count Kalnohy al the railway siaiiol me
distinguished statesman INDUCED In long walks da!iy
within the grounds in some Of these the Chancellor
was accompanied by his grandchildren 70 prevent
Intrusion, barriers had been placed along the routes
frcluented by Prince Bismarck Spectators describe
The healthy appearance Of the Chancellor Doctor
srbwenirgers treatment has further reduced the I'M
healthy corpulence of the Prince. who Is becoming
thin, almost bony. His complexion Is clear ana ms
lcng gray coat and topped by old felt hat. made
an odd contrast with Count Kalnokys little figure,
which was insignificant In BismafcEs presence. lils
health IS so good that he goes Kissingcn this year
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Eeliaious Notices.


ALL SOULS CHURCH, fstl-st west OF 6th-ayA
fRey II. HEBER NEWTON Rector) reopens Sunday
at IL a. m.-Rey DR. HUGHES. Associate Pastor, viii
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TIE PARIS SALON.

~ W poutou OF Nos 700 and 1,152 Broanway'
has received the illustrated catalogue OF tho present
Salon published under the direction GU LuooVio nas-
-. Th,s ts announced as tho only illustrated cata-
,ocuo cold at the Salon. The illustrations which oc-
cupy nearly 800 OF the 37o pages arc pho'osraphio
rcproductions OF drawings in pen ana inA' enao"i'
cravon and Chinese white made from the paintings
I'M. va,,n records OF composition. limo and to some
extent FORM furnish rapid and Instructive summary
., h. ,.ndenc,ss and results illustrated In tho most
,mnorant art exhibition of tho year CHANGING at the
spb,ccts favored by tho French artists we note inc
ncrsistent expression OF patriotic sentiment IN sconcs
fror, the Franco Prussan war, ana an occasoha III
fusion to Alsace and Lorraine lhere are bc'crai
characteristic tributes TO French vaor bur no ono OF
the many portraits OF that mighty man OF war bou-
LANCER has been reproduced. There seems to be the
rs'a, ronortion OF pictures OF peasant life Of tho
Mile, or Ireton ORDER tho Daphnes Ledas, Temp
tatIons OF ST. Anthony and similar studies OF the nude
certainly hold their own In NUMBER David anu
Samson and other Biblical themes have pccn pressen
,nto service but the impression produced is OF ial
ne off in the amount Of serious and imaginative art
an impression corroborated by reports upon the ex-
b,bItlon. Yet the illustrations Of Maignan's voices
OF the Tocsns and the work OF Dubufo and others
Indicate considerable imaginative force
II s clear that many Of tho artists rebel against the
r,aeralstic tendency OF tho time and result Is an
occasional reaction to something approaching mysu
c,sm 1t is improbable that paintings OF ST. Gcnevievc
and incidents in tho lives Of other saints represent
much more than incidental eddy as 1t wcre, In the
crrent of modern art but the existence Of this phase
is Of interest itself and may motto its influence
In some American contributions to the Salon. We find
that Mr. E. L. Major has chosen St. Genevievo tending
her flock for the subject Of Salon picture In which
the halo seems out Of place. Mr. George Hitchcock
has painted an "Annunciator,' in which tho real and
ideal seem equally mingled and Mr.. X. l. Reid has
taken refuge in wcll-worn studio theme Tho Flight
into Egypts Among other American pictures ilustra-
ted in this catalogue Florence Flower Maret' by
Miss E. f. Grcatorex Rustic Life m Picardy,' by Mr.
E. LOOMS " The Awakening" by Miss +. II. TROOP
DAVID by W. L. Dodge; 1.-TWO Mothers and Their
Families" by Miss E. l. Gardner; Building the Boat
by H. Bacon; Pandoras Box,' by S. II. Parker;
Lux Incarnationis" by c. Gutherz; Ready About
by f. l. Vail: Ramcses and his Daughter BY f. o.
Small Home in Berry by De enpta 800, ship
Straight On,n by A. H. Munsell White captive by
II. NIosler; a. At the WashHouse,' by Miss A. f.
Klumpke. and portraits by Miss A Brewster, Mrs
C. Deschamps. and Mcssrs r. W. Vannoh, l. @. Cauld-
well f. III. barnard, r. " V. sewall and c. Poters.
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q OOO-CHINA MATTINGS from SO rs; Velvets SIC.
O.UUUTapostIiea 43c. bargains Large Rugs; ladies'
sowing rockers ANDREW TESTERS SONS, 1894
Broadway
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEYY..
On and after May l3, 1885

IN Trains leave from Chambersst Station week days
for Englewood Tenany Coser, Sprkhil and Nyack "a
100 20. $50 and II go m - $50 zoo Sc.
90 40, 40, 100, 10 80 10 midnight SUNDAYS
100, $50 a. M, and D. m. For Manuel Spring Val.
ley, Monsey and Tallmans. weet days 90 $50 a. m
80 40 p. m Sundays o 30 q. m. and D. m '
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Jce Cream.

A FACT.-EIOrtons Ice Cream is made from
n pure cream Hortons Patent Super Frozen Bricks Of
ice Cream Tor Rssiaurants Churches Festivals &c, will
keep hard hour Country orders promptly Tiled Depos
6lthave sos 6thava IFS Park row. llOEast l25th-s
Eow.York and ASS Fulton.st Brooklyn.
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THE u. S. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
n American Passenger Line
For st. Thomas, Barbados Para PorDsmbuco, Bahia RIO
Janeo and Santos connecting for Monteyideo Buenos
Ayrcs and ports in Southern Brazil.
steamship FINANCE. We1nesaay' May 2S at m
From Newport News Va, Saturday, May 20, at p. m
PAUL Il. GERHARD Co.. Gen. Asts "a Broad-st. Ny
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
4 LINES FOE CALIFORNIA, JAPAkN, GGMnINA.
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEX CO.
From New-Yjrk, pler fe1t Of Canalst, N Il
For san FIsnelsce, vi, She Isthmus OF Panama
COLORADO sails Friday, June L, noon
From San Francisco, LIST ana Brannan SITS
CITY OF PEKING ssil> TUESDAY, May 70, p. m
For freight passage and general inIrnatSn sppN a.
NN'NFN-3 II u NUILAY. Superntendenk
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