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The evening world., 1889-04-22

Stock Exchange brokers, National Guardsmen
and prominent Masons will attend the funeral
tomorrow of Capt. Alexander Henriques. Vice
President of the Stock Exchange and President
of the Old Guard. The services will take place
at HIS residence, 81 East Sixty fourth street,
at 10 A. NJ, whence the body will be escorted to
the cemetery by the Old GuardD
The evening world., 1889-04-22
A Good Profession.

tFrom Harpsr's BaEar.l
Meddler-What Is your businessf
Cynicus-Minding it.
Misunderstanding what?
CynicuS-My business.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
CHAPTER vi.
WHEREIN ALL ENDS HAPPILY.

toms friend, and 1 intend to be no longer 4
party to the scheme for Matchmaking him
which was concocted some time ago by Kilby,
Major. you and myself"
"Blackmail be -" exclaimed Vincent,
going crimson with rage. Look here, Mr..
Joyce, il that's your game, you can take your
self of. My business il with Lord DaShton.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
The s,. Niclola. unIon,. En1er,ninmap,.

The st. NfchOIan Un1On'a Entertn1nm Ont.
1.-THE st. Nicholas Union, Of New York will
hold their annual entertainment and reception
this evening at Turn Hall, on East Fourth
street. The feature of the evening will be ].
Baldwin Bnckstone's two-act domestic drama,
has played boys parts on the professional stage
for the past ten years, will essay the role Of the
heroine: A German face will also be presented,
and A. Thos. Oberle will recite.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

He wasn't allowed much time to hesitate
between the two theories, for Joyce at once
decided the matter for him.
Vincent" he said, Lord Dashton is my
sisters husband. He married her in COM
piete ignorance of her FIRST marriage to You.
one married him under the firm conviction
mat YOU were dead. am hpro a. Lord DASh-
The evening world., 1889-04-22
An Iowa Prohibu,ouI-,.

lfFOW tNteugo hrTotdI
First Salesman-Here's a customer from Iowa.
I wish you'd take charge Of him, Sam. He
wants 10 see the town,
Second salesman-Why don't you do IL your
II can't, Twas ont with an Iowa customer
last week and I've got q head on mo yet" ,
The evening world., 1889-04-22
FROM CALIFORNIA.
LopI. SAN JOAQUIN Co. Cal

GESTLFMEs: We have Just bought another toI Of
DIR. q. MCLASE's CELEBRATED LIvER PILLS. which
we lind to be 70 excellent for keeping the system in
order and overcoming sick headache that We never use
anything else. ] ohcerfully testify to the merit Of DIR.
e.. McLASE's CELRBRArED LIVER PILLS.
Mrs. j. T.. HoUsH.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
A New idea In Finance.

From Harpers Basar. ",.
1T must be awfully nice to own Q yacht. "
said Mrs. Knowlittle. You can 90 to Europe
then without having to pay the enormous prices
these transatlantic lines ask"
The evening world., 1889-04-22
A C:cncrou. Entertainer.

II do not understand society," said Mira.
Newrichc. when l invite people to my house
| never put on the cards from 4 until - They
can stay as long as they like"
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Equally Dangerous.

tFrom Judge.
Have you ever been through the st. Law
renee rapids 2"
mo; but I married my third wife last week. u
The evening world., 1889-04-22

John Fitzpdtrich.- Yes.
s. and M.-The American Association rule last
year was four balls, three strikes.
j. II. W.-Apply to the Police Commissioner
for a permit to stand a truck in the street on the
route OF the Centennial parade.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Paying on Publication.

Magazine Editor ito publisher)-Here Is q
little matter l would like to ask your advice
about.
Publlsher-Well
Editor-I have Just come across an article Of
my own that was accepted some twenty years
ago, and naturally l feel some delicacy about
fixing the price of it myself!
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Prom Tie Chicaqo Herald
"You don't seem very happy. Gertie, for a
girl inst engaged
Gertle-Tm not happy. / expected to knock
Flora Blanchard silly, and her engagement
ring il worth ut leaht three of mine.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Waste of Time and Money.

IFFom HdrpeFs Bdkdr.
She-What do you think of this fad Of having
the hand photographed
Hell think a pretty girl can have her hand
taken without going to the photographers.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Glad the Baby Wasn't Tyipv.

lFon tie Epoch
you're looking bad, Bromley"
"Yes. Been up every night for q week with
the baby"
You wished him at the bottom Of the Dead
Sea many a time, l suspect ?"
why, no. amt 30 brutal az that. But !
was very thankful he wasn't twins.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Read This,

Mrs. Buhl, of London, recently paid $3.50 for
n four-cent stamp. Daily Paper. Then This
i am offering. for thirty days, ten two-cent
stamps for 90 cents. Ten four-cent stamps for
40 cents. Ten 10-cent stamps for 81. Call
early and avoid the rush. John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia and Washington.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

tFrom The TsTys Hduts ErJreA.l
Brounston-Miss Briter passed quite a compli-
mcnt on You yesterday, Cadet.
Cadlct-Aw-ycsc There are lots Of the ladies
who do that, don't YOU know?
Brounston-Mhm. She mid Won were the
most ladylike Young persOm she ever met.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Judgment Suspended.

IFFom Hdrper's baIar.
Laura-"What did your husband say about
your new hat?
bill YET.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
H EARL'S wife.
One of q Series of TNles of To-Day.
By GEORGE Il. SIMS.
SYNOPSIS OF PRrcEDLNe CHAP1ERs

S$ SS M$$. $ SS a$ $$ OPP %s $S s$$:;%% $SSI% : g tS s:ssss SS q :S E$SJ+ 4: rs%$S. S a. S$ $s
neEEL NnHmtd demands onWf %h IMner IOunyM her brother. ThoM EdontHts her ES. and
kSRIS seaside wHS S uSd%Miap HmG~n miWsS H'IhS on Vincent. meeting bis wh'b Oh"
The evening world., 1889-04-22

De Wolf Hopper wooed the Easter sunshine
yesterday. but he wore no Spring suit. The
elongated comedian looked anything but spick-
and-span. There were many other "prOfer-
SIGNALS" in the same plight. which seems to
show that dramatic artists have II soul above
fine feathers.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
At the Club.

IRON HarperS Ba1dT.l
~sappy-Fellahs, what do you s'pose Dudekins
has done?
p Fellahs lin cho%rus-Suicided?
Sappy-Woysen suicide. Dudekins-haS-
gone-and-got-tee he-married
The evening world., 1889-04-22

The. members OF "A Gold Mine" company.
with the exception OF Miss Kate Forsyth. Miss
Ida Vernon and Robert c. billiard. leave for
San Francisco, after the performance at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre next Saturday. Mr..
Goodwin'A next appearance will be in the Cali
forniun city.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Miss Hattie pe S a g; who q opens TSo to.niEht in ?
grievance against the Said Pasha 4" OrganiZa-
ton that she threatens TO take into court. Miss
part created" by Miss Carrie Godfrey; that
she rehearsed several times with the company.
her own expense, and that without any eIpIana-
ton abe was at last told that her services would
not be needed, 30 the lady il angry and VOWS
vengeance dire.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Florence leave for Philadelphia
to-day. They begin q weeks engagement in
that city Tonight, after which they will not be
seen together again upon the stage.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
Her Voice.

HtF VOIC6s
IRON Hdrpsr's Bdsar.l
Mr.. Smithers (of Philadelphia, alta Boston
eeceptionl-Her voice reminds me Of our In
dependence bell.
Mr.. -Bean-Ah! has the true ring, you mean ?
Mr.. Smithers-No; it's cracked.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

The latest effort in the ''FRuntleroy" craze il
q schottische entitled Little Lord Fauntleroy. +"
dedicated by the composer, Arthur NJ. Cohen,
IN Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

In MY Brothers Sister Miss Minnie Palmer
will appear both az q boy and q girl. She will
open at the Fifth Avenue Theatre next Monday,
The evening world., 1889-04-22

The name of 1.-THE Coston Light" u melo-
drama TO DO produced in this city next season,
and fatherea by JeHsop and Teal, has been
changed to Tho Great Metropolis" Jessop,
by the bye, has sailed for Europe
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Manager Sanger will send out his MI.
Barnea Of New York" company the first week in
October. II will be large, well selected organi-
%zatioiI, and will play only In the big cities,
going AZ far az Sun Francisco. The season will
extend into Maya blessing for the members Of
tho cOmDany
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Miss Lila Vane, in q coupG. Sprncely attired.
and calling upon managers. with a view to the
coming season, has boon u pleasantly refreshing
sight these days.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Miss Lizzie st, Quentin will be no longer a
member. Of Days company. after Saturday
night. II has not vet been decided what she
will do. 1t Is not at all likely that she will again
be seen on tho comic orera stage, where she was
known before she Joined Mr.. Days forces.
The evening world., 1889-04-22
MISS V0KES WILL BE HERE.
CENTENNIAL WEEK WILL FIND HER BUR-
LEsQuING AT DALY'S.
DC Wolf Hopper'- Easter Sunday Prom-
enade-A "Little Lord Fnuntleroyo
Schotti' che ~Now-Iizzie 80. Quentin to
LcnNc Days This Week Hattie
DeinrO's t.rievnuce.

Leave Days This Week - Hattie
Deinro's Grievance.
The advent of Miss RosinR Vokcs to Days
Theatre next Monday will lie q very welcome
event. Miss vokos has been pcrsistently touring
the country during the season which she will
end in this CITY. She has added several new
pieces to her repertoire, and they will be given n
metropolitan hearing. One Of these novelties
will he CHASTITY Manor, - in which Miss Nokes
will caricatnrc the methods Of melodrRmatic nc
tresses. This ought to he extremely funny. No
one can burlcsque more effectively aud less
extensively than Miss Vokes. She will open her
season with what hcr manager cnlls - well;
my Milliners Bill. Fl" and The Rough Dia-
mCnd. This will probably suit the Centennial
visitors better thun All experimental bill. EX-
pcrimcnts are reserved for the dear metropolis.
and the dear metropolis generally welcomes in
novntion.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

The Jeanette Gun Club won the recent
pigeon match held on Staten Island. Their
defeated the Emerald spd Clifton clubs. This
is the second time the yeannettes have walked
time was . handsome diamond medal, offered by
Mr.. Sam burbank.
The evening world., 1889-04-22

Steve Brodie's float down stream Saturday in
his rubber suit Is considered very fast. Wonder
what time he could make swimming the same
dihtance, Just AZ Gus Sundstrom did ?
The evening world., 1889-04-22

The following card has been received:
-" will back Prof. Graves, the West Indian
pugilist, to fight to q finish any middle weight
in America for from $500 to 81. 600. Man and
money can be found at lac Bleecker street"
April 20. LOUIS Fl. FRASCHI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
CouRr OALENp4Rs-TO.DAY.

srpnrYz cornr- GENERAL TEEN. Before Van BrInt PJ.
Br nr a9q causes viii be called at
SUPREME CougT c7iANsERs-BefOro lawrence J-moton
' srPnESs seto5' 5 5sg s
$50 s55 2e7 25s 2es go ei $J2 30 Law and ct
son. su5Arhs 5Ss ~ -
s rs a7 ESQ Ss 2s2 i isi It's '9f s 4 MOO
ys sfn ss 5a s$5 S;s55
G sppER r.: Bscrss oBEsn sd7
49, NG S 3 49, a9 s35 23s5 1888 1912 S42 0ls 2oO9
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l5lS 2bI4 1894 2654 266l. 529 -, po,oo p,r.o,,
r! sss sSgs 9s 55ff i
$50 1907, 26s7 .0l9 2.S'' o4s$o 'o|4 @o' '' '0'
2iig Co., T3' corRrBeicro Ransom SWIM Of Chris
TOPPER Meyer and W. H. Florence 1851 d. H. NJ pf0OA'"
GALE s1FyRos coURr-sPEcAI TnRMBefors oGorman Il
iS6 ~ 455 $50 400 49, 1872 ioS 49, 49, 4oo So Ao0
AZ srpxnn ss sss sed gg. sso
80, 3Ss $s g S Sgt S 81 S75 49, "a 4ss
SUPERIOR couRTnTsiAdd TFiM-PAHr l'-D''0re Dus'' o.
5S7p PART FTeed man
Xas 80 679 ll79. no, 1888 1878 ll21 liza l2o'
20 srFR Ss TE Iso az -Por0 TTu'T
c6SNoS SO9 Iarromoro J.
Day cSy n PLrGs-sFEcAL TERN-Beore Allen J-caendar
for G6 Mnc plEAs-EouY for the term
CC0M%os PLFAs-TRIAi TERM-pARr I-BefoIe Booksayer
Nos 373 2l2 45t III IOfo' 4O'' o4- 100 'oo' 'o''
! IoS3 1885. 1857 lO7s, 100 ~ ,,,our-a, for .ha
COMMON PLEAs-TKLAL TEEs-PARf ll'AulournSu i0i 'H0
CTR corRr-srEcnL TERM-BeiOro McAda"' C. j
Motions ,,..,. rrvoU p.pr r-Before NcGown T..
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! $50 COS l76S - ,-,,, p,,- IT pstore Prowne I -
III aaG S95 AZ GI9 3i5 246. 225S 49, GA $780, 1877
| az az 62i 64j $40. ISL 900 .23 ~ Nh. ,-,u..
9JSyV coTRr-TRIAI TERN-pART III.-BctoIe Enrich;
CITY 700 "a 51s s3s 400 32Is 354 6j, 4s9 5a3. 1881.
o31, VT OF OYYR AND TRRANER( ordinary rern)
=, 80 a.. naniels ] and DistrictAorney Psows.-
oF oySKRAL SEHsiOSs LBeore Sldqreleove
and Assistant District Attorney Macdona-Nes. 70 81
nCnN,rrsr OF GENERAL SESSIONS PART IrPefore CoTng
~ Assistant District Atorney Jerome-Nos 70 10 IN
couar or sEss!oNsPAEr I1Beore Htco.oer
smyth and Assistant District Attorney Son--'O' " ~
lnaflla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

completion to receive guns. The secretary o4 {Ss
not believe in iron vessels Of the '..o" typa no
has refused until quito recently, to expe1d on cVm
stuctun repair OF these vessels one Ioiiar OF INC
sc 100000 appropriated by Congress 10 tho purpose
All the plans have been drawn for the machinery
and armament Of the MOnadnock hut the picsen..
outlook Is that she will lie where nc Is unti rust
eats her up. when she Will be sold lor old JUNK
AFTER LONG CRUISE.
The IlOquois once the swfcst vessel In 'he
United States Navy, and noted for her success III
overhauling blockade runners, I'tumed year AZ
from cruise, having been ~ SIX years az sc@'
mainly in the South Pacific, but so well was sho
taken care Of by Lieutenant-C Commander Brloe 'n"e
after her long commission she was found III eoou
condition. Her bottom was found to be sound ana
1t Is estimated that from $4,000 TO 100000 VIII put
her In good repair. Much Of the requisite repdiis
have been done her. but owing TO scaicl'! Vi luus
she Is likely 10 remain at the yard for another YEAR
ont In the stream is the monitor Comanche' Whch
IS the only vessel Mare Island which 1t IS alegcl,
can be counted for service az short uOucc' say
four months. No officers are. however, atIScne99
to the vessel. and She Is taken care OF Dy ehisHi
only: consequently her assumed efficiency IS not
10 be relied on. The only prospect OF shIDullnlhS
IN the near future Is the construction OF 1crNnoa5
10 he run by the Government bcwccn Vallejo and tho
Navy Yard by which the wOrllmen VIII be relieved
Of monthly OF 81 each, now paid 10 The private
owners of he ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
GRAIN and PRODUCE M4RKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The recent dulness in wheat vas broken on saur-
L., rr a nro~sure 10 sell which accomplished sharp
oec,lne In values. Tho transactions ran up TO
noo 900 bushels a record of no mean magnitude
tor half holiday. The Chicago market first devel-
d weakness on an attempt Of the bull cliqies to
oad. and the local speculation quickly responded,
,orr Gales bci1g supplemented by pounding by tho
1.i,,, element Tame cables from abroad and Ae
uect of increased receipts at Western points were
ho only excuse for starting the selling movement.
ria market at tines exhibited some feveHShness and
tho depression prevailed throughout the day May
,rsred the most closing of 80 cents, and The other
,nths declined 8-s61 So cents. On tho curb tie
weakness was continued, May selling down 5-S cent
,,tber 70 % Ia cents, and ending at 0e l-4a3-5
can't spot wheat was only nominal being quoted
down Il cents
Corn was affected sympaheiically by the break I'm
ubest and cash lots were 1-4G1-2 cent lower, with
.r,ppers buying nearly 10000 bushels. There was
= moderate speculation ia the options at net declines
- 1.sa3-s cent Oars were quiet and comparatively
s,eadv. showing slight concession only In March.
Lard was neglected by shippers but The options were
ea-ier at noJ losses of 2u3 points
az Metal closing quotations were follows;
Wheat March 96 IA ApFD, 81 IL Nay, 81 7-5
lime 90 IL July. % SIS, August, o2 5-S, Deem
'er Corn RI March, 10 49, April. As L.; May, ~ SO
'ul 1'Sa,s~March, 30 "a April, 81 IA; NAV, 81 81
ari-,Iarch and April ~ 10; May, 81 IL June,
s. 1B: July ~ 10; August ~ II; september, ~ o.
Tho receipts Of grain and i3vr reported on Saturday
A. follows Wheat. 14053 bushels corn Isl 2l9 bush
els oats. 40 039 bushels total grain, 3Oo9Q4 bushels
-four 95,OJl packages 1T Chicago Milwaukee and
corn, 261.77G bushels; OATS 1871, bushels total
grain, 5o3sld bushels; -four, 20o5l barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
THE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE. Mar 2-cotton firm M.filins lo3lea
Flour quiet steady; Howard and Western s1pernns
81 ~ az so Extra do So j0e4 ~ Family DO - IS 1923
cry Mills, Rio Brands Extra q pas 80 Winter Wheat
Paien, s. 50 90 80 Spring DO 10 So 6067 10 do do Straight
s. 1895 jO 10 Extra 81 50 40 % WheaSoutbern steady
Fultz 1000 1859 l1ngbery l02 1000 No southern
M.rrh s4tc Apr y5te May 81 &c. Corn-southcrn hrn
White Al 943c Yellow nominal. Western nIn. Mired
SPOT HG$5,c March at 8s,ss9'sc April 4O1 20
quiet; southern and Penn,ylvanla quorsd At 81
y5c; Western White S2S3te do MIed 2S9sic Graded
NO White At - 50 Go Rye ,9r ,s.ay B
Visions quiet Meas Pork at sl3 IS Balk MeAu looss
Shoulder; 81 clear RIB r, Sides &c; 90 packed =.
sieedy at l2sl2rc. Lard steady: Refined at 40
steady. Packed 10 26c Beat Roll Is Sc
Creamery 2692-c. Eggs We're easier lac Petroleum.
IA isi. sugar quiet, steady q sctt 67sc copper
Irrn X ined - 49, WhsEey frm at 81 IL. Freghts n
Liverpool per quiet. steady Cotton 42e Flour
orders "a Od9j, Cd Recepts-Flour 3 900 bills Wheat
50O0 bush Com $4,000 bush oats $500 bush. Rye
1000 bush. shpments-Corn 1000 bush sales-whsss
69.ouO bush. Corn lOo 900 bush 49,, A.. c
BOSTON. Mar. >. - Flour quiet but nrm Common
Extra SO 25a4 90 Wisconsin patents So rs Gss 80 pa
koa SO 9s6 90 Minnesota Patents IS asa 3d.
Spnng Patents Choice 10 Fancy 81 0as7 So Corn quiet
steady Steamer Yellow 45i.645 &c steamer MiIsd
44ad45c Good No Grade, 43943hc. oats quiet weak ;
and UNCHANGED Mdilngs per ton 90 go 30 Butter
steady Western Extra Creamery 2sd zee Eastern Extra
Creamery q Northern Extra Creamery 2sc Provisions
steady; New Mess Pork sl3 75al4 90; Old Mes. PORK
sl3 0OSl3 3j Extra Prime New $3 10 - 25 Lard ~ 50
small }lsai2c BEEF quiet Moss, 8 90; kItra
dull New.NOrk Extra at lie Vermont Extra l2c Eggs
quiet and nrm Elstcrn Extras AZ l9c; Vermont TX
Extras 10 Iqc Western Frsts l5ol6c Receipts-Tlour
5000 bbls and 800 sacks Corn 5000 bush oats $4,000
bush. shorts l5S tons.
CHICAGO, Mar 2rhe leading futures ranged follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04

mon, 1ssnc; Western COL factory. ext
thirds. 1ial3c roll, iiqiec old Butter ssssessry
tah I4a19c State dairy tubs, fancy 23a24c: firlto
choice 5a22c State diaries nrklns and tube fsaey asc
f,r 10 choice, 15a22c; State dairy xtIns
fancy aeha25e fa, to choice. lIss22S; westerns
cIIEESE-Thc feeling ,n., Continue. weak. but
made fancy white and coored STATE Factory II 1.2al2c
Choice II 1911 lac; Common 70 Prime. 1,2aifci
skins Hight o 1-2af0c; medium Gd9c common, 224e {
Ohio dat 106ll lac; Penny. ania skim. 1al l1c....
PENNSYLVANIA ~ 14a14 12c southern 10 L211lc West
ern 10 34af4 lac; Icehouse, SID 50 80 Lined
sUGAR-Rsw-H Holders retain The advantage. and ID.
,ritugsI 90 ,e't, 70 ,no, s1Ttyc Ssst ana
90 tcs. 5-sc Refined. quiet, arnly held. Cot LosL
e. Crushed 81 Cubes f-sc Powdered; 10 Granu
lated 7c Mould "A" 7c; Confectoners a. 34ag 7-sc
standard. a. G $50 Coffee, % "a" ek16SG $50 !;
White Extra &c" 3.i6c; Extra &C" II 1fs6c; "cs
lie; Yellow. 1.4c
sTENRiNE-Wiihout quotabe change for tho day
Iard-western, lie; city, 34c oleomsrgarine,
city. ste
TALLOW-Has not varied since our last ruling dull
Prime city quoted 5sc. No sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March ,specian.-The weather was balmy,
the movement Of wheat from first hands large and ar.
rivals THE market uorc expected and i'm
portant OF all there was support given the price In
the pit The result drop OF l-2 cents la the
June, and Of cents IN the July IL is estimated that
the visible supply Monday will decrease 500 oO0
bushels For corresponding week In 1883 the decrease
wa, 9l6 600 bushels Corn kept all tho session within
range Of II cent, May opening at 80 and closing At
IS 81 Oats kept within range Of LIS cent,
May opening At % IA aud closing AZ
q Is cents. May pork opened and closed at
eli 81 IL. May lard opened at 80 so and closed at
90 r. IL May short ribs opened at 90 OF and closed
A. e. 05es6 o. l'2 On the curb May wheat sold q,
81 OLA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
FUNERAL OF DIR. JAMES ". RAYYEY

The funeral Of Dr. James W. kanney took place
Yesterday at the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
The Rev. DR.. Charles L. Thompson. Who conducted
the service. said that the Doctor gave some Of his
most valuable hours to the poor. and the only pul
he had for it the approval Of hls conscience.
skilled physician had passed away and a noble pro-
fcssiOn wa poorer today. Among those present
wec Or Skrsdy, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Rogers. the Rev.
Richard g. v OOdbrdse. james Nicholson. DR.. Martin
Rannev DR.. steven Kanncy, Dr. j. \. Sandfr~on
Dr Alfred l.. LOOMS, Ambrose Ranney. OF Boston
and Major samuel b. Joncs. Tho burial was at
Cyprcss HIS Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-04
A FEW PERSONAL WORDS:

let me look into your faces to-day lot me your
YES: Let mo read these epistle5 I must tell men to
look at Christianity illustrated there. must
point them TO you as Chrstlary's object lessons
which are you, thcnl EpiSdes ha cast shame upon
the cross that bespeak It's powerlessness and utter
failure or do you eXemplfy your faith that your
lives are eloquent OF Chrisantys power and truth
II has seemed to me that subject could moro
htly open pastOrate than this. In the months or
years that We IN tho providence Of God may be
together not the preachers words, nor any eXhorta
tons that may fall from your lips, arc going to &C,
conpsh for Christ, but rather tho way that
YOU and shall I've our religion before tho world.
iro Whatever other work may. set our hands. to
mai flrst of all you and may preach ono common
christ by Ving holy, stainless, Ghriske lyes before
tbat II shall flash in every word and deed Then
we SHAH be lights IN the world lighting men from
Eoas ni,rposcs in our lives by maniesting unto men
in our truth Inspired and klndled personalities the
eternal truth Of Jesus.