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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
ENGLISH TRADESN1EN.
AND AMERICAN CUSTOMERS,


TO me Ldttor Of the Tribune.
sir: have seen. recently. in The Tribune various
articles on the efforts OF English trades people TO over
roach American purchasers. ! give TWO Instances
in point
Desiring 10 purchase some fine shoes, went 10
a ,hopc near st. James ST. and asked Of the man III
charge the prices for making several kinds indcaed
which price. hc gave me. thcreupon gave MIN
syrttcii order for several pairs. which order ie't
with him with prices arranged, ai1 kept copy
The shoes were TO be- sent TO my hOtel. few days
thereafter messenger called from the appreclatNe
tradesmau who had probably in the interim ascer
ianed that ] was an Americana and informed me that
Their, had been a mistake about the prices, aud that
the articles were about twenty five per cent higher
| thereupon politely recommended the messenger and
his employer 10 retire TO the shores of Avernus.
In another / ordered some chIldrcns ready mad'
shoes 10 be sent TO my hotel from a shop I'm OXfordst
and asked the salesman in charge the amount TO b
paid. lie looked at carefully and then rcnaa ke'
that he was not quite sure. but would send for tn
shopheeper knew what that meant. and babe hin
a kind goO1day. Such impOsiiOns by tadesmen ant
their custom also. Of bestOwing tips on servants all
Of course. subsequently swelling the the bills sent
have caused the Introduction Of the wonderful system
Of cooperative stores in Great Britain. In thOs
places prices fixed and II j, cash before de livery
and you receive in value what you pay for YER
many Americans now patrOniZe those stores, borrow
ing. for the purpose a members ticket
New York, Dec. IL, 1889 NEw-YORKER.
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ner pupils She spared the rod but she did not spoil
ene ehia, Tor she used 10 devise punishments much
more lasting in effect than few blows Before the
days of furnaces and steam heating IN the schools her
room IN the old Fourth Ward School heated by
oiie OF those old box wood stoves once 50
common. but now seldom seen one bright summer day
Mheh me stove was in state Of innocuous desuetde
ana me ashes had been carefully cleaned of IT,
httie darkey became unry, and punishment
she put him In the stove II was unusual per-
i0rinance and the children would have laughed II
tney had dared, but they feared the
teachers frown and quiet As could be.
suddenly the lie in the centre OF The top Of the stove
began to agitate. and topping over, little curly
mead Do6bed up and exclaimed " Teacher kin come
outT That was too much for the gravity of the
school and the children roarcd only children can.
lie was allowed 10 come OUT
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DIR. RTLANCE WILL PREACH TO-DAY.
HE SAYS THAT HE is RECTOR OF ST. MARKS
CHURCH AND SHOULD SPEAK FROM
HIS PULPIT.

HIS PULPIT.
The Rev. Joseph IL. Rylance will preach In St.
Marks Church to-day. He said yesterday that ne
the of the parish. and felt that 1t was his
duty TO be in his pulpit and perform his accustomed
minisrations. He added that he had no intention
whatever of referring in The remotest way in his scr
mon to his recent difficulties with members of his con-
gregaton.
A committee composed in accordance with the
canOnical law Of the Church. Of three presoyers and
Two laymen. has been appointed by Bishop Potter to
make an investigation Of the charges brought against
Mr. Rylance. Mr. Rylance says that the committee
was appointed at his request, but he did not ieri az
liberty 10 give the of IT, members lis c1un-"
were equally reticent on this POM, ana 80 Wa
Nicholas QuaCkcnbOs. of the opposition Who sem
word by Young 10 a Tribune reporter that the
constitution Of the committee wds matter OF ID.
yi0labe confidence" Though IL had been announced
that Mr. QuackcnbOS was going 10 Chicago yesterday,
he had not left MS home at late hour 0f me even
ing AVID the Young through whom he talked
with the reporter said that he would in all Likelihood
20 10 church today If hc dos il is not improbable
that he mark Ms d,approval of his rector IN
way that will comment and may bring about
scene not in harmony with Divine service.
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no UELp DOCKsrADER,s COMPANY.

# IS quito possible that Dockstaders Ministries. as
an organization have been seen at their old theatre
for the last time. Lew Dockstaders departure from
the city week ago left the company In an extremely
lad financial condition All the money tina; came into
the house before II closed was distributed before The
manager went away but II was not much All The
members of the company willing 10 stand by
their chief as long possible and they say even now
that they are he would have paid them all he
owed If he could have done o. The eApermeN 81 D..
opening the house last week brought no good results
and Of the who are thus thrown Ou'
Of employment at the beginning Of winter are IN need
Of money for the support Of their families
1t is proposed accordingly 10 give big dement, iof
the members Of Mr. Docks aders company, ana II Is
much more worthy occasion for a benefit than many
10 which the public is aslsed from time 10 time 70 give
its support Details have not yet been arranged put
when they entertainment may be looked Tor mat
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TILE HOME MARKED TILE BEST

To the I'd ttOr or me Trtbuns
Sir In your editorial Of to-day, Increase the De
mand for Labor you hit the nail the head by al
vlsing an extension Of the American market al home
by ample protection to home labor Foreign markets
good, but the best market for American products
is in The best market In the world ght here home.
1hs country cannot patronize other countries in
dusircs by dividing our markets with them. upon the
frcetrade and low duty pan without resulting In a
general business panic In former business panics
Of 1891, 1851 and 1873.
The American people should have legislation by
Congress that will extend the American market first
at home. GEORGE W. DEAN.
New. York Dec. 10 1850
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CONCERT OF THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

There IS but little to be said that It is pleasant 10
say about the second concert of the Symphony So
ciety which took place last night in the Metropolitan
Opera House under the direction OF Walter j.
Damrosch. The pleasnrable moiety bears
only on one feature Of the enter
iainment-a new overture entitled "Spring7
by Godmark This IS the first novelty Of the season
which provided entirely agreeable surprise and
Mr.. DamrOsch is TO be congratulated IS discovery
No, that 1t IS a profoundly beautiful composition, or
one that would bear comparison for moment with
The composers Sakuntala" overture but It IS
prctily melodious work. full OF spirit of joyous
appropriate to the time of the singing of birds
and embellished with a not too materalistc device
intended Illustrate this very idea. As work from
the pen of the composer of The Queen Of Sheba7 IL
especially welcome from the fact tina; II Is
naturally occidental in thought and feeling entirely
free from suggestions of Hebrew psamody and Oriental
cadences the overture b. heard again with
satisfaction and as novelties 60 nowadays this IS
recommendation not to be despsed.
Miss Lena Little, who made good
impression in our concert rooms few
yeaIs ago and has since then been sing
ing in London was the solo vocalist Of the concert
out, her performance of the grand air from Glucks
Aiceste.S beginning Divinites du Styx,- being IN
eXpressiblys feeble and schOolgirlish. The high
fat i'm its most sweeping and characteristic phrase
was sung an octave lower and the mucilaginoUs flow
of the fiery allegro only cqualled by the glutinous
movement which. for some mysterious reason, Mr.
DamrOsch impaired to the trio Of the SchcZO of Beet
hOOVcn's seventh symphony, out Of which also he
carefully eXcised the characteristic rythmical effect
the low horn. The other numbers on the pro
Cramme were concerto crosse for two viOlins. NiO
OncellO by Handel set down for Messrs. Danncuther
Joubert and SchencB. LISTS Three Gypses. for MISS
Little. and the wild ride of WotOns wshmadehs from
s lie "a
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Ayyr0Us ABOUT MR.. BiRRErTs HEAL

II was reported here Yesterday that Lawrence Bar
rott had cancelled. would cancel all his dates for
this season. and that his company had been dsbanded
One or two Of the people who have acted with him
for several years said have been Transferred
10 the BoOtb-MOd!cska company. some OF Mr.. par
rett's friends seem 10 be- extremely anxious about
the result of the proposed operation on his neck ana
about his health for the future.
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BARTLEMAN-On Friday, Decemnel 10 Ms1 Anve s
IL years. a., - u, . 49,, -,
Re aives and friends are resp ctfuy invited 70 attend her
fufer.t -, % ~ NJ an sunday the 18th inst, from 1e1
Ocean-aye Jersey City Heights
BROWN-At N.sf lain l. L. Thursday December
~ Elzaheb rhor',.on brown Ia tne 10th year OF her
age 49,,
her late residence Mo d,v, DE elD,r ~ az 90 ~,
carriages will De- In waiting at BABYLON oh HtlFh o ~
o'clock tain from Long Island clN' 81.
FOWLER-At Flushing l.. L. December ~ 1852 ffea
eflck G.. Bowler. To- the 50th year OF ms age - .
Friends invited attend hr FUNERAL from the ne
formed Church Flushing Tuesdny the 18th inst. at
NJ.
Train leaves Long Islard CITY ! D. m.
Please omit flowers.
1One -ani papers please copy.
GREEN-In Brooklyn, Friday, December l5. OF typhoid
fever Henry W. son Of the ate frelerick W. ana Mary
Funeral services al his late rosdence 1858
on sunday, December Is. at B D. m
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The Havemcyer Library.
BEST EDITIONS. FINE AND SUBSTANTIAL BIND
INGs AND REASONABLE PRICES.

BEST EDITIONS. FINE AND SUBSTANTIAL BIND
INGs AND REASONABLE PRICES.
j. w Bouton has the pleasure announce that he has
now Oh exhibition and sale 152 Broadway, the Exen
sive and Valuable Library OF gentleman OF wellknown
taste and culture who has devoted many and large
expenditure OF money in its formation The collection is
one OF excellence and interest II Is seldom in
deed that library perfect In the essentials requisite
for geneman placed the disposal OF the public In
the and Of desirable books In the choice OF
editions in the careful selection OF copies the ludicious
and costly bindings and the perfect condition OF the
whole IL seldom been equalled The Library Is par
cularly strong in Standard de-
psments Fine Arts and comprises the most notable
Art Publications both old and Galleries and Collec
tons Prints Etchings Drawings and Standard Treases
in English French ami German-specialy illustrated
copies with inserted patcsa being in the finest possible
condition. a considerable number OF which could easily
be duplicated while others absolutely unique
The prices which the books marked are very
reasonable many from % so per cent below
their original cost with the object Of inducing speedy
sale.
49, A handsomely printed Catalogue. by De Winnie is
now ready and will be any address upon recelp
Of 25 cents which viii be refunded II any pur
chases made.
J. W. BoUToN. 1.152 Broadway. New.York
Uptown Branch OF zoo broadway
Writing Tables
and
DESKS
In odd and unusual shapes not found In any oher e.
tabllshment.
STYLES Of Louis XIV XVI, and Empire. Freaeh Mar
o,e,ar,o and Dutch Inlad Prices very moderate.
IL. d. HERTs q SONS
242 SHAVE.
(near esth-st)
opsn evenings until Christmas
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CHURCH OF CHRIST (scientistl. Hardinan Hal cor.
10h.st and 9Th ave- entrance w lgh.ser y, rs N
chr,an Sle,ce Ue,donsrerS Reading room asd Dlspenr
sary removed 10 10 East ei-st. open day anu e'e""S
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PosfOmce Notice.

Should read daily by all interested as changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially ed.
aSso Tor asSI pfS tn oy % OF and COM
merca documents letters not specially addressed being
Foreign mails for the week ending December , 2l VIII
close spTompty in all cases at THIS once as yi0ws No,
p IsESs rom E iSo so N'a va n~" pc.
Livingston. per s Breakwater. from Neworeans az
letters Tor Para and Pernambuco must be directed
3 for nTs al, and "a ,h' c Ia r a.
for Barbados and Trinidad and DsmarsTs Via Baraa.
ndmad sand ma f be %
p. IN. for Bluedelds per ; : W g. Hewes from New
s's29S 81 ,oAo ana nua'@ pc.
i? 55ssaf
% nn s 70 20 % for EUROPE pc Ss Pss cs
SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen GeS5eTs Tor Ireland must b
per via we eeFf must 1 Pc directed
Trinidad, per $ Cobani at ! p. IN. for for. campeehe.
andr etteTs for other Mexican states and Cuba must
be directed per City OF AlcaXntriaD.
per 'G FOR Saya% e ana Be-
directed per Adirondaek) at D. m for bermuda. per
"a dHsr $,o:
via Rotterdam dctcrs must De- directed 'Der obdams) at
ioI h gr wPauSdans Dcr sd% S Som afs
% 30 m. for ST Pieire.MiQuelon per steamer from
10 a., for Pr9gTsso per ,s y,;.ys
gaes I Ta Ve ca ana must oe directed per v1esSa
at 10 for Central America and South Pacific ports
: Colon. via AsIlnWail.
SATUHDAY-At u. m. for France, Switzerland. italy,
Spain, and 70 rtL gal per la B0urgogne via Havre
eters other EuoIean countries must be directed
BouTgcgnc'j 10 for 81 CIciX and 81 Thomas,
via St CToiX also Winfwad Islands direct. per $
MgTf 'AuHcayes ay % also sOf'9S for is c"s
Rica, via L!mon, per 5; s.. Alvena; at 10:
n m for Europe. per <. UmLria, via Queenstown;
IL 80 D. m. for scotland direct. per ADchora, via
Glasgow Ncers be directed per AnchOria"); AZ
p for Cuba per Seneca, via Havana detters must
be directed ''pei Seneca"s.
SUNDAY-At D. m for Truxlo and Ruatan per s. s.
] Otrr Jr from New-Oreans.
Malls for China and japan. per :. China (from San
rranci-coD close here December 81. At D m Mails
for the Sacietv Islands per ship TrOpc Bird From
Francisco. close herG D9dem2er .2e at p m Malls for
Islands per Alameda frcm san Francisco close here
January 90 at D. l0t on arrival at New.YoFk OF =
(3allia with British mas for Australia. Mails
bv rail Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer via Key
West Fla close ths Office daily at 80 a. m.
1.-THE schedule Of closing OF Trans Pacific mails Is
ranged presumption ~ their uninterrupted overland
transit francisco. Mall from the East arriving
time at Francisco the day Of sailing
DISPATCHED thence the day Registered mail closes -
80 D. m previous day.
'V - 49, - CORNELIUS VAN COTT Postmaster
Postonice New.York. n. Y, December 10 1889
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ALL SOULS CHURCH, Msdson-ave. and seth st -
Holy communion at 10 morning prayer and II
evening prayer. choral and sermon L. Rev r. HEBEB
NEWTON will preach at IL and 4.
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Religious No ice.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Union Taber.
nacle Church. 35th.st. Broadway-Sunday afternoon
10. bay Of unusual attraction The celebrated Eng.
llsh song lecturer, w. r. WHITEHEAD, Esq, in song
and speech; subject Keep the Gate Shut Song SER
vice led by Miss ANNIE PARK cornetist.
JOSEPH BoGARDUS President
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An Easy shave tube OF Lloyd's Euxesis and
goOa razor the only necessities soothing 70 ie Shl
invaluable to travellers. Observe signature, Aimee
Lloyd IN red ink Refuse all others. SOLD by Pdrk X
druggists Mandatory, spur-st, Leicester square
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BELOVED DISCIPLE soth.st near Madison. ave-
Rev. D. GREGORY LINES, Rector Services 80 and
IL u. m. and 15 D. H. The Rector Will oiciate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

The Tribune is not fairly read even by busy man
unn he has glanced at those short advertisements Ol
the eighth and ninth pages to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

The new game Redoubt is a suitable Christmas
present oI old and Sold by all staohers anu 10Y
dealers. ~ co. See IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

l.. ypu want TO hire servants or find situations 70
TorR o Nv nCuses 10 buy or sell real estate 10 find
st,,dy The ms, o. one Kind or another you should
esnln e-o nInlh pages OF The Trilmne fodav.
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST y sstas'p a sssT S'o'v'
The ks nhe pcioed Of Christianity What Is is'
ICON inc sub Get: ''Tbey lseS' ~
i-N ~ re andmen sarmon
Baptism az us ,.e meets TUESDAY, p. m. Professor
Chauiau9es ootnues his lectures on Roman History.
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The Sodcn Mineral Pastlllcs offer 10 the patient the
benefit Waters OF the soden springs anu ar T
mended nv The hphest authorities OF the Medica Nord
for their unfang curative qualities IN al DISEASES OF c
throat chest lungs by all druggists ~ -'' " wv
Der box
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NO CHRISTMAS TABLE

Should bc without bottle OF Angostura Biters, the
world renowned appetizer Of exquisite favor Be-
ware Of cOunterfes. :.
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MIRRIED.

BEAMAN-LOVET'r-A washington. ID, G.. on December
l., at the Church Of the Epiphany, 10y the rev. "
L"Nctt Of Washington
GAMBLE-wHITE-In New.llaven, Conn, December 4snoe
daughter az Charles A. White, to Dr. Robert Grattah
Gamble, OF Tallahassee, flofluA
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&" Ouf Late ="

Then cat delicious dish OF Rex Wheat for preakfast
Tones up thc stomach prevents many SICK h1aoache'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

VIII be calculated 10 give much pleasure and TO do
much good Another benefit may also be gwen LOT
Mr. Docksader himself
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Shows established 500 Bon Bons and choice
candies unequaed Potter Building, 30 Park Row u D.
Hotel Building Fulton.s Try our magical cough drops
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5perlal Not,tes.

A. John H. Draper, Auctioneer.
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS
240 5th-ave
C. F. wETMoIE, Proprietor.
ON WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS
December IS and 10,
AT O'CLOCK EACH EVENING.
Positively without reserve.
141 OIL PAINTINGS
AND wATER-CoLoRS
Including AZ Paintings waterColOs Engravngs formerly
belonging to the estate OF
MRS. JANE E. BULLARD
representing OF the best Of Jules Duprc JAS NJ
Hart VIM. L. oontag, Elizabeth Gardner David johnson,
VIM Hart, Regis Gienoux, Vodder, Geo IL. Hail Samuel
Coman. Carleton Virgins. Vertuni. Ronde Virgins.
Cherubs and examples by Fichel ouarty w r Richards,
Chaplin, Msgnus, WusL. Carey Smith, Dana and others
NOW ON EXHIBITION.
WILL BE SOLD. RAIN OR SHINE. WITHOUT LIMIT.
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Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia, and too hearty
eating Is relieved by taking one OF carriers Lltu
Liver Pills immed ately after dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner s4th.st am
Park,aye services at ii a. M preaching by the heH
ROBERT LOLLYER.
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Announcements.

CoRNFLL's BENzOIS COSMETIC SOAP
Best skin and complexion SOAP in the world Once used
lWays used. All druggists. 20 cts
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nom SOCIETY OF sPIRITU ALIsTs. Adelpbi Hall
80 FIRE ~, and Broadwey;-1i m: and 20 p M Miss
JENNsanma phenomenal 2l5 D. m. Mrs NJ WILL
snnSWs and others.
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f. * w.
"0rEGo."
A new collar.

HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..
8i9 WEST 196TH.Sr.
Diseases OF the Nervous System enito Urinary oraanA
Impotence and Sterllity. Hours 10 II. o 10
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Mems Underwear, fawn-cOlored. all-woo
Gloves point backs. newest shades patent fasteners
&c worth II % KENNEDY, 20 Cortandt-st, upstairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

WILLIAM SCHAUS.
2o4 Fifth Avenue. Madison Square.
Open evenings until Christmas
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Pain in the side nearly always comes from dis, dis
ordered liver and II promptly IeheNeu o' N'i ii''0
Liver Pills Don't forget TINS
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N0VLL FORM o. puyrgu,,rvr

ND'EL FORM o. PUNISHMENT
from The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin,
There Is teaching In the ward scboos ~ This CITY
w.. .a sh maiden lady who taught many years ago
have very peculiar methods OF pnnisRmesnt i1 sar
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nLED.

Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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All the commonplace wants Of mankind arc MN
isered in the clever little paragraphs on our eehu
and ninth pages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

our Democratic contemporaries sal and refuse 10
he cOmfOncd. 10 IS feared they VIII not have a
Merry Christmas Instead Of the hard times ana
generai prostraton OF business they predicted 20 oi
low the election OF Harrison, the big industries OF ue
country were never more prosperOus-tNOrsto"n
Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-15

FIVE PcINTs uoUsE OF lNS0IsTRYd Is5 Worth. Worth.
st. ane every SUNDAY ~ 3: 80 m The service q
q wholly by tbs children OF the institution Public
solclted.
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California Crysta Ilizcd Apricots. Figs. &c
In /, 22, and n boxes for the Holidays; nj.
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THE VOTE FOR MAYOR IN BOSTON.

Boston. Dec. 14-Thc official returns OF inc
city election for Mayor are as follows Hart 3'l'o'
calvin IS 722. Mr.. Harts plurality Is 5,4os
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blocks from Grand ccntIa, Deroi.-Ireachng BY Rev
Z II HALDEMAN. Morning, IL a. subject: Pure
:Keleon" Evening 40 y. H., Lake OF Fire.' AL
al invited
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REV WALDO MEssARos. FREE BAPTIsT
CHURCH 25th-st., between 7th and 9Th aves.-ll n.
''The Accepted Time" AS p "Unisn for Evsx..
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Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
800 5thave., near 3ith.st.
Free Exhibition
PEN AND INK DRAWINGS
BY ALFRED BRENNAN.
ARTISTIC CHRISTMAS GIFTS
be sold by auction
Tuesday wednesday and THURSDAY Evenings,
Dec. II. ls, and 10, at 80 o'clock
ROBERT ScSIERVILLE. Auctioneer.
BY oRTGIES co.
A. NJ. KnoedIer a. Co.,
40 FIFTHAvE..
(Cor. 22d-st.).
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR COLLECTION OF
OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLORS,
ETCHINGS AND ENGRAVINGS,
ESPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
"a" "a"
THIS SUNDAY FROM TO AND 80 TO 10 p NJ
THE ANGELUS."
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
EAST 23D-ST- MADISON SQUARE
Under the auspices OF the
BARYE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.
FAMOUS BRONZES AND PAINTINGS.
WORKS OF BARYE
AND
HIS CONTEMPORARIES
ONE Hun DRIED MASTERPIECES BY
THE INDUSTRIOUS PHALANX OF $780,"
INCLUDING THE wORLD-FAMOUs MASTERPIECE,
THE ANGELUS."
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Catalogue OF Entire Exhibit, 25 Cents
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