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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24
Postomce Notice.
daily by all Interested. a. changes may

Should be read daily by all Interested. As changes may
Letters for foreign countries need not be specially al.
dressed for dispatch by any partcua when
documents letters not specially addressed being sent By the
'0 6g19 II e'iS' Ct 'h b 2f f az G.. and
& city 0 l De caD i nsy GcSss and
pas ~ for gqrS gsI Rs5 es e.
cy Of Hs's 80 m for Germany Denmark
Rps;a and Turkey psr th sou u.
be directed per Lasn'l a, 80 n 70,
must he directed peT Pennland'J at 80 a. for Scot.
land direct per Reyona yS Gasg9w must %b DC
per $ $ FarnweI from Phiiadelphla; ,, m; for
.oga Getters Tor other Mexican States ana Cuba be
per stS 5 Magnolia At 3 p: NJ for Blueneds per
Hsye from SeS ~ 70, Ev,oDe per Ham,
). Ss3 for Ss &.
FRIDAYzAt D. m for CaruDsno and ciudad Bolivar.
catornla a &c Ser~sg ' ds per
a. m for France switzerland Italy. Spain and Portugal.
per La Bretagne via nayre at go m FOR ,r. Eu.
for ireland France swit7eand Italy Spain and Porn-
pr mus sSTva via ouesnsto%n ctfers for Great Britain
Eesgm A AUD Germany many! bo Denmark sTaolS
per seryiaT) at ii a. m. for FORTUNE Islands and ia:
H @ Sr and sa H PEI for
nila via Curacao. per Prins + Hendrix Qetters for
dad British and Dutch Guiana. must be directed "per
Prins z Hendrik at m FOR Santiago Cuba n, cn 2so
per 5. Seneca via Havana Meter; must be directed
"per Seneca at p m tor TruAio and Kuatan' per
SuNDAY-At 3 p. m for Costa Rlca. via Limon, per
Mails FOR the Society Islands per ship Tahiti from
San Francisco close here November '25 az 90 D. m
Malls for China and Japan per City Of RIO de Janero
from San Francisco close here November 2s at 700
y m. -.,,- 49,
Mails Hawaiian Islands. per $ Australia iron
San Francisco here December y. A. 90 p. m:
Mails for Australia. NewZeaand. Hawaiian Fiji and
samoan Islands per Zeaanfia from San Francscol.
close here December 20 at 90 p (Or on arrival at
New.York OF $. Aurania. with British mails for Aus.
,raa1 Mails for Cuba by rail 20 Tampa Fla and thence
by steamer via Key West Fla. close al this ONCE daily
at o 80 a m. IN III. l., -.
RANGED on the presumption of their uninerrune1 overland
anst 10 san Francisco. Mails from the East arriving
on e a, san Francisco day OF sailing OF steamer, are
snsntchd thence he same day Registered mail closes
NJ Wv - 49, CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster
pos,orco New.York y. Y. Nov. % 1889
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THE LIMITED FAST NAIL

The Union Pacific Railway he VT Tran 10 c@ry
the United states mail between Council BUTTS 5lti
San Francisco and Portland dh 81 G Talon n1 AMI
train VIII carry limited number o. Vii car and a
baggage car will be composed Of P aad and
p,Iproa " Si.anin" Tar Tor san Francisco, thus ac
commodating limited number Of IaSen DTSgh from
The slecpors and the diner VIII run Railway.
Only hstcIass tickets Will be hoaored OK ms be ,a en-
This train. with It's connecuohS, niVS@I ~ san
Francisco aud lO4 hours TO Portland -, ,,o,ttoo
A. accommodations are Hn'Gl car Ii;;acd8f Agents
for same sboud lie made 10 the Union FacInc ~ ~ -,
In New.York, ST. Louis, Cincinnati eh,cqsoo m Tr
l. l. Lomax, General Passenger Aso''''
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THE REV DIR. TAYLOR rs SATISFIED.

DR. sroRRs. HOWEVER, DECLINES TO DIS.
CUss THE ACTION OF PLYMOUTH CHURCH
Dr. Storrs was seen by a Tribune reporter at LIS
home in Brooklyn Heights last evening, but refused
10 say ANYTHING about the action Of Plymouth Church
in calling Congregational Council, which was purely
negative 50 far as Dr. and his church were con
cerncd 4 member Of Plymouth Church said In regard
10 inviting Dr. storrs to the council :" do moi see how
we could have invited him Presbyterian He SAYS
We are not Congregational and we say We are. ii We
are. he then cannot be and must be a PRESBYTERIAN
We might nave invited him the same as We dd oulcr
Ihcstyterans.' -,
Or. William Taylor, who also ignored, saM .
Well don't know why they have left me our uLless
it is because | am not orthodox enough. ] have III
grievance preached In Mr.. Reecher's church shOr
settled then But I am thoroughly well content 20
have this most recent development As IL b VI
storrs and ! stand IL II they cam
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DIED.


sT pHn N asS 81 at Kansas CITY
FuGe GERMAN Gn NJ chSeS east Of 2dsSS
R s DS % , 2s s Wager S Tf
late residence, No 1o1 East 2sth-st.
BURKE-On Thursday, November 81. in Detroit Mich.
Funeral services in the Methodist Episcopal Church,
Bayonne, n. J.. on Tuesday, November 26 at D. m.
CLARION November o. John V Clark in his 79d year
Funeral services Asbgry NJ E. Church croton Landing
D!BBLEE-Ia ihs ely THURSDAY, November 81. 1880,
RSse rom IN The ss s4 1eds6e Of 9 81 rs brother
r. DOs No. "a we 2 on any aTra aSds 2 aSa
Of his brother and family are respectfully invited
DURYEE-In stapleon Staten Island on the 1ssh inst.
John J. Duryee, in the Both year of his age.
TIsHER-on Thursday November 81 1889 Cornelia Cor.
son wife Of Herman C. Fisher and daughter Of the late
Funeral services from her late residence POT East Seth
RsatiS Se 1 a"G friends 'f Invited to ssad HI
MILLER-In Brooklyn. Friday November %. John Miller.
formerly Of Fu 81 r. 4n age 81 Of s
D. W. wlghtman, 45 LeIerts Place, Brooklyn, Sunday,
RUTHvEN-James Alexander, at his late residence, LA
West S$ds a Pleas o om o.sts November p
residence No IS East Twenty sssOnd;st in mi; city,
The funeral services viii be held a. Grace Church on
and eDd a S GHSN e ys 70 attend
without further notice.
INTO rest on FRIDAY a. n,
Lewis II. Schoonmaker age as years and II days.
Funeral services will be held at his late residence White
plains Monday, 3 D. Carriages will meet o5 train
from n. Y.
Ulster County papers please copy.
sMYTHE-On Saturday morning. November o. 1889,
after Illness Ellen Smythe widow Of the late
Hobert /. in the 69th year OF her
Funeral her residence los East s3dst.
Monday, p. IN.
Please omit flowers.
Paterson, y. j., papers please copy.
STANTON-At Pittsburg, Penn Friday morpfKg, No
vember % 1889. Jeanie S. wife OF D. Perry Stanton,
and eldest daughter Of William b ana Mary b. Edgar
ave. Yonkers. n. Y. Monday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Intern1ent Greenwood.
WITH Az EIl-Augusta. at Neuchatel, Switzerland
Saturday morning. November %, 1889. 81 years.
WRIGHT-On SATURDAY, November 49, 1889, the resi-
dence OF her daughter, Mrs William H. Ritter go
West 34thsu sophia Wright. in the 9th year Of her
Funeral private
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AN AsTOYIsHED HAWK

From The Brunswick GA Advertiser.
James r. Lambiights cook had quite an experfs I
with a hawk His hawkship had grown hungry io -
the mornings fasting and suddenly determined ~
enjoy q passing pigeon, so at him he Weni. Ia. 80
pigeon flew fer dear life and recognizing the iact ma
man was H. best friend. dsrted into the Kitchen
through an open door and hid under table. nc nc
hawk In close pursuit, and a. he entered ~, ~,
door he saw window beyond. and supposng hs
prey had gone that way dsrted for the aperture, Du.'
10 his horror found an invisible pane OF glaits,
through which HIS momentum carried him, ana 10 lho
ground beyond where he lay for some llme. VINO
trOw dat brck3' sang out the cook. Mr.. LamDrgh.
arrived on the scene just I'm time 10 discover ma.
dat brick" was a hawk and to him disappear
after recovering from his encounter with the window
pane.
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tribute.
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS AND THE FAIR.

To the RditOr OF The tribune.
Sir l beg leave call attention TO an error In
The Tribune's report OF the meeting Of the America
Society OF Mechanical Engineers. IN which IL Is salu
that the society favored holding the Fair IN le0- III
spite of Mr.. Townc's wish to postpone H. ana that
a resolution was passed 10 that effect. The words
OF the resolution follows:
Res0yed Thai the American Society of Mechanical
Engineers cordially ndOrses and heartily urges me
holding Of bhe proposed great International EAnDlu3
I'm this country Al the future 10 ccleDfd'e me
4o0th anniversary Of the discovery OF America.
The words " IN this country In The near iu1uIe
put In the resolution to avoid committing. The
society in favor of New York as t.e piiS e.snce q
large paf of it, members res de in the Nest-and ~
favor VI 1899 as the time. as The members prs III
at The Newlork meeting almost undlHniOusH , go
Fair is 70 be al ali credable from an aicIecMI@ ID
and artistic POINT OF view. , ,-,,.r
lone Of the vice presidents Of the A. D. NJ FL
New-York, Nov. -, 1850.
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r. j. Khnball the Misses Kimball Mr. and Mrs; 5.
Austn N, Mr.. and Mrs G. W. Andrews, Mr. ana Mrs.
A. Tilton. Mr. and Mrs. A. Tilton, jr MT. and Mrs;
g H. Dudley, Mr. and Mrs H. tromm Gss, Mr ANA Mr
and Mrs " f. Tooker IT, Miss Brooks. the Misses
Brush Miss HOyt Miss T. schoed' Miss Pcw s%tn'
Miss Powclson Miss Van wyck. Miss Hurd, Miss Keys
Miss Wright and Mr.. Van Wyck.
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NOW COMPLETE
BUCKINGHAM HOTEL
ON FIFTH AVENUE. NEw.YoRK.
Extending through from 10th to 6oth streea

This popular house, recently greatly enlarged by
the addition Of absolutely nFeproof building. with
splendid suites. consisting of psrlor large, airy
double and single bedrooms, with bath and dressing
rooms attached has been thoroughly renovated and
fitted up In the most luxurious manner; the vent
laton. heating and plumbing are OF the latest and
most approved style the public rooms are I'M
equalcd for elegance. comfort and convenience the
ladies' drawing.room being in the Louis Seize style,
the grand dnlng-ro in the Early English. The
gentlemens reading and smoking rooms are supplied
with every requisite, and the billiard-room, with
cafe attached, is complete In every way. Tee-
phone and telegraph ofices on the premises, al
lighted by the Edison electric light The location
is unsurpassed, having a magnificent outlook from q
frontage bf three hundred and twenty-eght feet on
the avenue and streets. 1t Is near the 6rana
Central Depot. accessible 10 the Opera House si
places OF amusement a. well the leading shops
by the elevated roads. Madison and sSth 80.
cars; omnibuses pass the door every 10" ,,e
This hotel IS conducted the European osa,.es
restaurant Of unsurpassed excellence '"'
reasonable ,,..r,e,ors
wETHERBEE FULLER fropuo.O-e-
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PLANS OF THE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON CLUb'
The first meeting of the season OF the "Wednesday
Afternoon Club held at the home Of Mrs a. d.
Stone last week Mrs. Theodore williams, the VICE
president was I'm the chair. Miss willard was the
essayist Of the afternoon. her subject being Inc We
atiOn Of School Education TO the Formation Oh ma
scicr' Tie work for the year has been caei tIei
arranged by the literary committee who have decdcl
thai all the subjects to be discussed shall come uhne
the general title The Nineteenth Century In America
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THE FAIR AS AN EDUCATOR.


SIR There Is one aspect OF the proposed WORM
fair which mainly prompted my subscription ana
which seems 10 OF general interest. yet nave no
where seen attention called 10 IT, refer 10 me balue
Vi huSh an Exposition 10 the children OF Ne" foTh as
a" aIohdi factor II IL comes here shdll IcsdIg
~ as ioI my own children, quite the equINarh oi
any sn months OF their ordinary sch0Olhgi anu
.aIe ~ reached this conclusion hastily; ~ seem,
10 me maj every person in NewYork who Is inter- Da
In the matter. TENT.
New York, Nov 90 lsse
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WHO MAY BE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

10 me Edffor OF The Tribune.
Dir: Please inform me whether person engaged
sOner In Long Is and City ' READER.
New-York, Nov. 20. 1850
There Is nothing in the charter of Long Island
City that prohibits the appointment OF a liquor
dealer as Excise Commissioner. In fact, James II.
Reilly, the president of the Long Island City Ex-
else Board is liquor dealer He has held the
office for moro than q year-Edl
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RAPID TRANSIT TO THE PACIFIC COAST.

IT. -, ,,aln se,v,ce now in operation wa The
Clica,o md Vnrtbwesrern aud Union Pacific railways
makes the time from New-York TO me racinc ne 1Ede'
one business dav shorter than any former scncuulr
Vc ,tbulcd sleeun run through from Ch"d-1
to san Francisco and Portland without man The
Cbicago and Denver Limited Express IS the ia.tcst
and bestequpped train between the Two Clues
York Offices Nos. 25I ana 4Oo bIoau"a!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Nossrs RAYMOND & whitcomb have arranged
iIid sorics of tours for the coming winter ana
spring All these parties move In special trains Of
,ct,,led Pullman palace cars. with diningcafs ana
othcr 6rst-class arpontmens and II Is not surprising
that tho excursions are largely patronzed by Qua
,raveIlers and BY those who insist upon having the
hest Circular descriptive OF the tours may be had
bv addressing the firm at their NewIOrk office, NO
O,7 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Bmghamion Nov. CARA Shafer, OF Ncw-iorh i
in this city and on Monday next will appear at circui
In motion TO compel the people TO proceed win inc"
against cx-Aldcrman Thomas Clcaly OF ~,
York, indicted foT bribery, or to allow the deieHuN'
to be discharged.
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Thanksgiving. 1850.
AN APPEAL


FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY.
155 woRTH.sT.,
for funds enable TO provide for IT'S large family q
HOMELESS CHILDREN.
As no collector employed called
on personally. ana this method II adopted 10 -
T 70 saq yTR tSe Po esR aSPo lass
OF children and cared for here and It's history
Of than thirty years Is record OF the saving OF
IT is HOME
where children reside and trained in typesettlns.
carpenteng cooking sewing and homework ana is also
CHARITY DAY SCHOOL
for the benefit OF any children in the vicinity who DO nos
60 elsewhere 70 school
HOSPITAL
is also attached the Institution. where poor patients
treated and the little sick ones OF the family cared tor
1T is IN NEED OF FUNDS
tho gifts Of friends makes appeal for money
ITS WORK FOR THE YEAR
Meals 4o3Ooo
Average attendance in school. sls
Whole number school organization. 4oo07
the dnnertabl The public are at all times welcome
TO visit and inspect the house.
THANKSGIVING DINNER AND SERVICES.
Most interesting services will be held In the chapel at
O'clock The children will sing recite perform calls
O'Clock dinner H. VIII H. be served to the children and
At . O'clock II sufficient means are furnished. the
affecting sight. All Interested cordially invited 70
attend
HUGH n. CAMP, Treasurer 1856 Worth-st.
TRUSTEES:
MORRIS K JEsUP, Prestden.
G EgG1 + N REM fANp' s acsasSrei'
GEORGE Fl. MORGAN. WALTER Il LEWIS,
P %fIRT ff HISEFY
WIN. r. BARNARD. Superintendent
We sell no mixed or @ goods Ys OF yp
Every barrel Of Rye made at the Old dislery. H.
y. Kirk 4 Co.
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OFFICIALS REyoM1yArED IN Providence.

Providence. R. l., Nov. % (specian-The presenI
elective city officials, headed by Henry X: barhor'
for Mayor were unanimously renomlna'ed Oy INC
Republican City Convention this afternoon. ~ nus
sell Brown was chairman and United states nstti DISTRICT
Attorney Rathbone Gardner made the nominating
speech The election is TO BIZ held next Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

An Easy shave. "A tube OF Lloyds Euxesis" and
GOOD razor the only necessares Soothing 70 the SKIN,
invaluable TO travellers. Observe signature, % Aimee
Lloyd IN r9a lux; i'el9se an others soo ny Ia M
druggists Mandatory. SpuI-st. Leicester Square,
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MARRIED.

GRFENF-NIVEN-on Wednesday. November 90. 1889,
by the Rev DR.. Brown, at ST. Thomas Church, New
York City, Samuel Barlow Greene. o. Buffalo New:
York. 10 Jennie Lee. daughter Of Thornton A. and
Puma A. Nlyen, OF Monticello. NewYoTk.
IGGETT-wARDLE-At Holy Trinity Memorial Chapel,
Philadelphia Saturday, November 20. by the Rev.
George f. Bugbee. Leigh Ligg It. OF this city, n Miss
Nan c. Warde. OF Philadelphia.
NAPIER-MA RCUS-On Thursday. November 81, at the
residence Of the brides parents l79 Harrisonst BROOK
Ign. by the Rev. Henry VI. Field, ID: D.. Dorothea,
daughter Of Herman Marcus to Arthur II. Napier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

The Cambridge, 5thave. snd a3d-st.. ls . psiaua
model home, with all hotel eonveniepcos Cuisine unsu
passed Lorenz Reich. proprietor
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wbotbsr Vol, arc looking for board and rooms. work
or workers or business chances. do not give UP me
search without examining the announIemens oh u'o
eighth and ninth pages of The tribune IoudS'
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A" OTEGo."
"OrEGo."

Teas will be all the rage this winter sets IN Eoony
$50 sm,l brass and on-x table,. are c9IirC' "'c"'
variety al manufacturers prices 81 West I'th'sI
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l.. Feiseublatt, VI. d.. Nev.Y

Invaids Can Eat
rex Wheat with delight and comfort even when the
stomach refuses 10 retain other food.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Writes: / have tried the SODEN MINERAL PAS
TITLES with patient suffering from irritation OF tbs
throat due 70 smoking and they proved very satisfactory
BY all Druggists at 25c. and soc. per Box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

II may save you much trouble in finding something
you greatly want to look on The Tribunes eighth am
ninth pages to-day.
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Announcements.

CORNELL's BENZOTN SOAP.
Hest skin and complexion Soap In the woro' ohoe
used always used. All druggists 20 cts-
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. ID.


n,..,.c. a, the Nervous system (eno Urnsry orRsna
rrnn,ence and strillty Hours b 70 L. 70 s.
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Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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5ueclaI Notlres.


A.~A.~A.- yioiets.
The true perfume OF the Violet be communicates
to Xmas Gifts OF Gloves, Laces Hanikqchiefs Non
Paper &C.. By the liberal use OF CASwELL. MASSEY
CO.'S
FLoRENTINE VIOLET oRRrS.
112f Broadway & SIS Flfth.ave.. Newport r 4
Warren, LANCE & Co.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED AT PARIS ExPoSL
TON 1859.
100 EAST 42D-sT,
Adjoining Grand Central Depot
WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS
and
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
prepared entire charge OF the inteno
decoration residences the most elaborate or snpew
form Cabinet and upholstery wo% combined Win wan
and ceiling effects. We have recently added apartments
warerooms. whore wall papers and cHtocnes -
match are exhibited by gssLght HaBsiag~ pecaly
designed by Associated Artists also exclusive MOVE.
ties Je Obtained elsewhere. large and ehoirS
selection OF japanese, French German and EngiA
Goods recently Imported
Cold, Wind, snow and dust excluded by using ROE
BUCES WEATHER STRIPS doors and windowa
l6i Futonst Tel. call Nassau 215
How TO Cure Cainrrh.-A circular describing . new
and nOnrrating home treatment that Will cure Catarrh.
Catarrhal Deafness Hay Fever Throat Affections. Br0n-
and Consumption In is incipent win be sent
any thus afflicted by addressing d. Yingfing. NJ D..
Huntington, Indiana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

Employers and employed, buyers and selers-a
testify in praise of the little advertisements Of tn
people
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sI, ~ II sermon by Rev. II. T. AkkoWsMlTH.
ing Ing as with elaborate anthem service sermon py
Rev. U. l.. bfippo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

p STsaa S ST hSs NJ M E e.
Divine DIVINE Creamery Park at IL a. M
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worth eli go Craven Tan, 0sc worth 81 oo Parl,lan
points Al o. Complete lined Asraohan and Wool
Cloves KENNEDY, 20 Cortlandtst.
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5perial Notices.

5perial Notifies
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
S66 5th-sye.. 34th.st.
FREE EXHIBITION.
Blue and White Decorated and Solid Color Chinese Porcs-
LANES. Jades. LacQuers and Bronzes
consigned by
S. BING OF PARIS.
To be sold BY auction under the direction OF
MIR. JOHN GETZ,
Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.
Nov. 90 and %. at 80 o'clock
ROBERT soMERvILLE. Aucaoneer.
BY oRTGIEs co.
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
396 FIFTH-AvE, NEAR 34TH-Sr
CHOICE COLLECTION
OF
MODERN PAINTINGS
BY
TPoycn. LefebTe, Constant
Ybert Ja1uet spring
Amanda Baueniet Dessore,
R Ricbter. F9me3s, Deiauz
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ORTGIES co.
A Our Specially Tor This season.
CABIN NETS
OF THE
LOUIS XIV, XVI. AND EMPIRE STYLES
AND
SHOW TABLES
FOR MINIkfURES AND RARE BRIC.ABRAC.
Largest assortment in the city at very low prices
II. B. HERTs { SONS.
242 5THAYE.,
near 2sthst.
a. Open This sunday.
OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES,
East 23d-st Madison Square, South
WORKS OF BARYE.
NIILLET'S "ANGELUS,"
AND
ONE HUNDRED MASTERPIECES
OF their contemporaries
GALLERIES OPEN DAILY
ca to 9 p. n. and 80 to 10 .. m
SUNDAYS.
rom to 6 and 80 to 10 p.
catalogue Of entire exhibit and illustrated book Of 1.-The
sngelusu mailed on receipt Of price % cents.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, MANAGERS,
Eal, 25i-st.
A. III. Wunderch & Co.,
SOS BROADWAY. NETWORK,
invite especial attention their late mportaons Of mod
ern Etchlngs Engravngs. Braun's Caibon photos and
waterCoor paintings; their large collection Of
rare English Mezzotnts fancy subjects by Bartoorzi
Old Line Engrsvings Portraits and original works By
Rembrandt Durer and other old Masters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-24

THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST at hsnd;-we
~ ,hose DAYS wherein Lord will gather His IsrsA
IN, n both jew and Christian Churches that their sprit
sou and body may enter into lie eieg-al sermon VIII
ites Church, los ls-sL sAis evening, 81 7o ,. -