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vApIo7s NEW. Jersey TOWNS.

oRANGE.-The funeral services of claudius B.
Lasen were held yesterdayat his home IN pay-st,
and were largely attended. They were conducted
BIZ the Rev. DR.. Henry NJ storrs, who mSlo an "
pressive address Of eulogy The music was BY mixed
quartet. The Orange press representatives
met on Saturday evening and decided to form press
club All tho papers Of the neighborhood were repre-
ssntod. Charles Starr was chosen chairman and o..
De Lisle Zimmerman secretary. committee OF
tnree, consisting of Edgar Williams, Daniel p Looy
and Horace z. Klnball, was appointed on permanent
organization. Tho Essex County Country
club has secured lease Of the farm OF Mrs LeVinia
Blackburn in Prospect-svs., near Eagle ROCK ave-,
sar the crest of the Orange Mountain, for the use Of
The Rsses Comfy Hunt. The kennels VIII be removed
from their present place IN the valley between the
frxt and second mountains on May 1.
PERTH A1iBoY.-A number Of Perth Amooy men
recently organized Taxpayers Association that is
now getting into running order. The objects OF tho
association are tho improvement OF tho town ana us
elevation In social, political and business matters
SOUTH AMBoY.-Tho borough now has surplus
of $4,000, with all debts paid.
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ware reakwate With sugar to Lawrence. Turnure Co..
sehr Anna Clette Guantanamo 81 days. with sugar 70
@ Amsnck & Co; vessel 70 A AoDott Ia, ..a n IA
Colby Cardena5 days Win susaEto ia 20
ballos q co; weasel to j II winchester d Co.
sUNsET-At sandy HOOK Wind moderate, Z; clouay ana
hazy Al City Island. WIND fresh, NE; dense fog'
Arrived yesterday
frnIt 10 Gomez AZ Pearsal Arrived at the Bar atB N.
PARK Hannah Blanchard (of Windsor NSl Atkins FoWey
I6 days with clay and arsenic 70 ORDER yesse 70
Whitney Co. D
STEAMERS otranto Newcaste Ocean Rotterdam Cydon
IA Lisbon; Alert Macoris, San Domingo BeneiAcr' WI
mington NC.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FoREIGN PORTS
LONDON Mar 30-Arrived steamer Persian Monarch CBrh
Irwin from Hew.York. -, -.
QUEENSTOWN Mar Sl-Seiled steamers UmDra SpIb ~
Mckap and Wyoming (Br) Rgby from Liverpool nehco or
coPhShIoEy Mar 2ssaIlsd steamer Island DAnh shOdt
for NeW.YOrk -. =, c.,..a rr>..h,
H1MBURe Mar SS-Arrived steamer Sorrento tGer. JOr
gensen from Eew.York ~. ,,,...,
XsrwSaP Mar So-saed steamer wasSAnd Dtch) Busch
man. for New.York
AspNwALL Mar 2s-ArriTed, steamer Colon. Henderson,
from New.YOrk. -. -. ,,,,...,..,. xy.Dh,n.
for NeW-York
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NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBs.

NOMINATIONS BY HoBoKEN DEMOCRATS,
The Democratic ward conventions In Hoboken were
held on Saturday night and remained IN session until
early yesterday morning The results were; Fist
Ward Councilman, August Bewig; school trustee,
Charles RudoIphy tax commissioner Philip Hexamer :
commissioner of appeals, James Ryan Second Ward
councilman Charles Erlenkoetter; school trustee
Edward Russo tax commissioner, Martin steltes COM
missioner Of appeals, Henry HankIns. Fourth ward
Councilman Edward r. stanton school trustee, yonn
Meehan tax commissioner, ]. Bolungeri commissioner
of appeals, James Clarke. =.
In tho Third Ward there was deadlock on tne
nomination for councilman, Daniel Mccarthy anu
Patrick Londrgan receiving two votes each and James
Roarty one The convention finally adjourned until
tonight after nominating John Ackert ior sehooi
trustee, George Russell for tax commissioner Anu
David welsh for commissioner Of appeals
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AFEAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
40 nrnp rra az INTEMPERANCH.

THE -FOUR DEGREES OF NTEMPERANcH
me Rev. SAM Small delivered an address on
temperance at the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church last evening. @There are four degrees OF
iptemporance,s he said, and before finally gave up
drinking had taken them all The first Is the lamb
degree This Is taken by men who drink Simply Ior
sorlah,l,tv. and Is usually of a mild nature. Tho
second Is the monkey degree. When man takes
This degree he usually can tell better story ana
amuse larger crowd by his pranks and antics than
he can when IN his normal condition The tniro Is
sie lion degree When is initiated IN this degree
he becomes bold and dlsregards ones viii pat
Sf. own KsIAafs his wife ard wants 10 night MS
nelvhbor When he Is admitted 70 the LAST oegtsSSe
he becomes like hog Every asprau99n1 OF h hDU,o
,tes oniv nleasufe e to satisfy It's Appetite
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JERSEY CITY.

Ora Wallace, the young clothing salesman who en-
deavored to win the affections Of Mrs. Mary A. Wade,
a widow, Of No. o41 Yorkst, by threatening to kill
her and conn 10 suicide, has been released from the
County JAIL
Some Of the results Of the recent revival conducted
by Evangelist B. Fay Mills were seen yesterday, when
1T persons received into the Bergen Reformed
Church. OF these 100 wero received by profession
and sight by letter. and hfty-nine were baptized.
One Of the converts was Colonel John J. Toaey,
State Treasurer.
Three pastors Of Methodist Episcopal churches
preached their farewell sermons yesterday. They
the Rev. Mr.. Montgomery. of Trinity Church the Rev.
Mr. Smith, Of Centenary; and the Rev. Mr.. Neeher, of
Emory Church.
The thirty.fourth anniversary Of the Hedding
Methodist Episcopal Church was celebrated yester-
day.
James Madden, Of Middletown, N. Y. presented
himself for baptism yesterday morning at the Mount
Zion fathcurc sanctuary Notwithstanding the pre-
yang snowstorm he consented to be baptized, and he
and Brother Hancox waded into the sacred pool
while the assembled congregation sang snow We
VIII Gather at the River.S After the baptism q
praise meeting was held in the sanctuary.
John Mccarthy, ago seventy. Of sussex-sts dropped
dead In his yard yesterday Heart failure Is supposed
to have been the cause OF death
Tho long Branch division Of the Central Railroad
is preparing for its heavy summer travel by SUD
shutting iron bridges across the numerous crooks and
rivers between this city and Ashbury Park for the
wooden ones in use noteworthy feature Of tho
building OF these bridges Is that they are beinS bat
on the instaiment plan. Ono half OF the wooden
bridge IS torn down, and the trains slowly cross Cd
IN. remaining track. while heavy derricks place tho
iron r,rders In position for the new bridge The first
half Of the new bridge spanning the Railway River
ia nearly finished
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TUESDAY, GPLIE
OUTGOING STEAKEhS
nn.nIY
WEDNESDAY, APLIL !
CHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEw.YoRK... ....sUNDAY, MARCH 81 1889
ARRIVED


ARRIVED
STEAMER Duke Of Westminster (Brl, Reynolds Yokohama
nee On Koio Jan g. Sm0naskh IL Shanghai ~, Hong Kong
a. FEB To- Colombo H. Suez Mar PORT said
ia with ndse and passengers 30 Carter Macy
e. vessel 10 Bruce Arrived At the Bar a. VS0 M
Steamsr Aaska (Brl Murray Liverpool Mar 2S oneenA
TOWN "a with mdse aud passengers 70 Undernin 90
STEAMER Ia Ronrgogn6 Frl Frangue Hayre Mar 10 with
mdss and passengers TO a Forget, M, $3.50. ~. a.
vietorr Jan BsrbaAoss TO- 50 Thomas az With coffee and
passenger 70 cFdSsman Bro Arrived 81 tho Bar a.
m 49,. y.-,..,. Afar on pn.rto
cabeo a. 2S 9Th mdse and 70 bouon
hi,ss Daiott. Arrived AZ the Bar at B. pm,
efesfner Orinoo0 (Br Garyin Hamilton Bermpaa 1ays
and passengers 70 a OutofpfluBo 90 W Aoo
AZ inc Bar AT N. .-,,. ~, q A.. vwf,A
,nSss and passengnrs 10 VIM p clyde d Co.
efsaInrr Guyandote Dole Newport hews ana NorioLk,
,vsth md ana Daasen9erH Old DOnGiRl0n bs co.
Gicemer Richmond Walter Newport News and Wcstfoinb
Va viii mdse and passengers 70 Old Dominion ~ 20
liar nav al Fundy Brl Porter ChAgong I'D days. WIN
,,Ase "a Ilsiil IsroS yessei ~ w Parker u Co. -.
BARK Banry lGcf Muller oposto - days with mdae
harS 81 Andrew obi Hesgs London SO days. win chalk
70 IN joyce belize 81 days With TO ORDER
bark Constance Orb zanmer Port spain 70 uASs' WIN
Brig Mar BAFetb Hoass, Guantanamo ~ Gays va Dee
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EEW-YoRK CITY.

AZ the Sawyer Memorial Church, one-hundred and
sventy seyenth-st Lexlngton-aye., this evening,
the Rev. Dwight NJ Hodge gives free readings nom
she best authors
The washington Heights Taxpayers Association
WIZ discuss this evening the rapid transit problem at
the new Mount St Vincent Hotel, One hundred' and
forty-e,ghth-st. near Teuth-ave. The Harlem River
Ship Canal viii also be considered
The American Temperance Union held its regular
meeting at chickering Han yesterday. Addresses
were made by Professor A n Hopkins. Of Rochester,
ana The Rev. Sam Small
The twenty anniversary exercises Of the New
York Conference Temperance Society VII be held IN
the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church on
Saturday at 80 p N. Addresses win DO made by
bishop MaIlalieu. the Rey. DR.. s. Baldwin and
Others.
The Rev. wilton Merle smith, who was recently
called to the Central Presbyterian Church In this city,
delivered an address 10 young mon at Association Hail.
IN twenty third-st, yesterday The attendance was
large, and many basebalH enthusiasts were present
Dir smith was formerly pitcher for the Princeton nine.
tn. Metropolitan Good Tempiar Union had their
usual sunday afternoon meeting at the Masonic Temple.
at Twenty thirdrst and sixth-ave.. yesterday. Tbs
Rpv. waldo Messaros gave an address.
Miss gate Van Dyke. Of No. West -hrstst,
who was run over by coupe In Fifth-ave. on satr-
DAY was much better yesterday, and her injuries were
found TO be slight
James Bayie. thirty-hve years old Of No. s27 East
Seventy fthst, died at the Ninety ninth Street Hos
pital yesterday from Injuries received ON Saturday
afternoon by the explosion of dynamite blasting
cartridge BE was employed by W. Manus, who Is
blasting the rock in EneMeth-st, between West End
ave- and Riverside Drive
Tho i46th anniversary of the birth Of Thomas Jefer
son. and the tenth anniversary Of the completion OF
Progress and Poverty win be celebrated by mass
meeting at Cooper Union the evening OF April by
the single-tax clubs of New-York and Its vicinity.
TAomas O. Sherman wiz deliver tho euogy ON Jeffer-
son and Hugh O. Pentecost win speak ON the progress
of the sngle-tax movement Louis 7. Post VIII pre-
eide.
Henry Meyer, who Is believed to be insane, jumped
from window at his homo, No. 2,o22 Third ave-,
yesterday and fractured his skull He was taken TO
the Harlem Hospital
c. G. shayne, IT., accompanied by Henry Altrniller,
buyer for the house OF C. c. shayne, viii sail on the
Gcrmanic on Wednesday for Europe They win visit
London Paris Leipsic and Berlin for the purpose OF
securing the latest styles In frs and fur garments ID
European markets. and make purchases for the new
house, which win be opened at No 124 West Ferry
second-st. on October 1.
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WHAT TS GOING on TO.DAY.

oxsrscrarc murder TRIAL before Recorder snysh'
WefhcseIl viii caso Sarrogates Court
Tosten5ssA breach Of prornss suit Court Of Common
E5cas
Etswart win case. surroRste's Court 10:ao O m.
Trlx1 AZ Frank p. Dudeeon. BROOKLYN
ssaddardss lecture. "Hoiland and Bslaian.' Days
Ehe&sfe morning. -. ,..n
& me Rev DR. Van de Water. Trinity Chorcn, noon
Nessnr Of the Coffee Exchange relative 70 new buila
Ing B rs p. 10.
(I5arltan Lewis on .Prison Reform In the sta~ On
NcwsYerk.s the Republican Club Of New-xoTk. Nc. 400
BIfth-aye.. y. m 1885,
Nesting Of Lotos Club. evening.
Republican County Committee. Grand opera NOUS
9 p. N 49, r.-,.&o.
Grand opera House. D. M
TAcsdsmy Of sciences Columbia College. D. m
Meetings Of Baptist Preachers and Reformed Pas'orh
s3cfnne.
Masonic Hall. D.
Farewell reception TO tine Rev. John Dooiy Brcome
Street Tabernacle. No 895 Broome-st. 2: 40 p m
Fair st the Union Tabernacle Church No 1s42 Broad
May. $500.
Inauguration OF officers Of the Institute OF Accounts
Unfversity Building 8 80 D. m.
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AN ARREST ON THREE CHARGES.

dispatch was received at Police HeadquaFters, NOW
ark last night from Trinidad, Col. signed by W. W
Dunbar, DstrickAtorney. 1t was as follows Arrest
and hold Herbert Coddington, alias Heb Parker, es
Coldenst., for larceny, arson and kidnapping. Wire
and requisitson papers win be forwarded
The young man was found at the address given, in
company with girl Of seventeen. He Is twentyeight
wears old and has relatives in Trinidad while she Is
a niece OF Mrs. Jarvis Ayres, Of No. % Colden-st
Coddington said that the girl was his wife. he
wanted 70 marry her N Iroaa, put ner eiS Az Is
the ranch stole horse and In the confusion that fol
lowed, fed with the girl to New Mexico. He viii
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!, Arurnrp ABOUT THE TOWN.

s,arenea Reese who was some time ago arrested
e. franz larceny and was locked mp in Raymond
ss,rss Jail 10 await the action Of the Grand jury es
asned ffon there yesterday afternoon. he was twenty
rssrx ola and had q clean-shaven face Victor Fur.
nsre age niuetAen Of No SO Dougiassst, called Of
fI aii YESTERDAY and got ticket TO visit his friend,
: nfisoner named Shea Some time afterward whom
e. ished to come out he said be had lost bis ncket
A. inyestsgatiop was set foot and on the bed N
nseses cen was found dummy made up OF bundle
a cIothing. Furness was held a. an accomplce TO
The escape.
John and william GilbrIde, of No 80 Van Dykest,
xrd lanes sfcAulf, Of conoyer-st, Yesterday went
Inn ths barroom al No 4s Elzabeth-st.. owned py
William smith and Christina Haesloop and asked fof
Sy5nfs Theg were told by the bartender. named
Ha5<zed that the bar was closed, which statement
rassd tie anger Of the wouldbc customers, ana gen.
80, f;rhf followed Harszod drew revolver ana SHOT
5nh. CIabfide he ball taking effect In the let cheek
h poasce arrested Smith for violating the excise law
ana licked up the Others - witnesses ShDf'uss
wcund s slight
New schemes for punishings the Atlantic Avenue as
x.allvoad Company for beating the Knighm ct Lspof
81 IA reent struggle arc constantly developing one
taat Il expected 20 have weight with union r1en WIN
e made an order IN day two. Circulars VIII ee
sjxtributsd warning union men that any one OF them
who Is known 10 ride or any one oT the cars Oh vas
Rtchsrisoa lines win be fined o.
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The increased demand for original
STYLES in Foreign Dress Goods has
made it necessary for us to place
i'm our retail department novelties
intended for later period Of the
season.
An extensive variety Of Rich
Plain abrics with effective b0r-
ders, in subdued cOlOrings, and q
very complete line Of striped and
plaid woOlens for entire suits.
Advance styles for the summer
season in Tamise and Dress Veil
ings, with hemstitched and other
fancy edges Convent Canvas,
with satin side-band. BrOcaded
MOhair and Brilliantine in the
new shades, Figured Challies in
great variety.
We shall also display in the
Cashmere Department an invoice
of French Cashmere with deep
borders, printed in carnations and
other floral patterns. Two lines
of Henrietta Cloth have been
placed in this section marked 10
cents and S1.O0 per yard, excep-
tiOna1 values.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
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nrnnrma NOME pRoM pERMUpA.

Thss steamship ornooo arrived from Bermuda yes
terday with her cabin filed with Americans who bad
beoc passing the winter In the balmy climate
Of Bermuda. Among those whom she carried we're
Mrs Rbridgs T. Gerry and Miss Gerry, =. W. J. Hurst
and Mas r. J. Hurst, the Rev. II: n. Brown, william
Welt, M. Randolph, Mr.. Choato Mr.. and Mrs. J. W:
lockwood, J. B. Lafargs, the Rev. q. J. Gray aud
Mira GRAY, There are so many Americans IN the
island OF bermuda anxious 10 return TO their native
land IN time for Easter that tho Orinoc0 Will not
esrIy holr today and como back again as soon a.
nosSible loaded with passengers.
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wEsrcHEsTER COUNTY:

MOUNT yERNoN.-Joseph wood, ex-presdent Of the
village ana his wife entertained company AZ anheI
az 1her home In Second ave. on Saturday evening" 10
meat Professor Mueller and wife, OF NewYork Among
tbose present were Mrs. Barker and Mr.. ana MIS-
Rnhert Milford concert followed the dinner;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dalton, who boarded ~ 70
III Asbburton-ave fell down flight OF stairs ID Ihe
house on Saturday night and Droke her hooA' oho
srEyG sTNG General L&throp, Superintendent OF
co. pr,sans win make another draft on Sing sing
Prison for fifty convicts TO be sent TO Clinton Frson
next week
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ALONG THE SOUND.

a1xnnppoRT-Tbe town and city election held
is The rst under the Consolidation Act recenuy
passed by the Legsaturo. While rom towh anu
thertn }or many wears have been Democrauo leadeIs
in .both parties are unable TO predict what tne Su
win be. ,....A
npRENFTEID HILL: Local farmers are Interested
a, a. nronosed ulouRhing match TO be held soon on
the farm of Frederick Bronson, now IN e"i~ef-
land but preparing 70 return
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HOME News
rrr ApprvAIs ~ Tnn HnTETH

+ PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
nELvEDEzE-Ex-C onsressnan Richard 0renshsf, o.
sVtssoEssn FIFTH AvENUE-Ex. congrsssnsa George
A. Bzzisy. Of wsfertown. n. r.; Sen. j. A. Wniismsen
81 Warrington Esmnel W. Small Of Atlanta ana Law
renee Barretk GiISEy-DistrictA Attorney Theodore
baltimore.
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PAN AWAY AND THEN CAME RACK.

Morris Kerster. recently Of Canada u prisoner
at TIM First Precinct Police Station. unnt 'uy
s7 he kent little clothing store at No. 90 Atlantic
ave One night In that month policeman found the
Mace on Gre, but extingushed the flames before muen
damsee had been done. There was every evidence
that the Gre was Of incendlary origin Kerster wa
arrested and so strong was the proof agsins. n,in
that the Grand jury found an indictmens nno W.
fsrd being furnished by friend names sehweisssE
EeTster promptly ned to Montros ana nsa no' DeS
s1er hs walked into the First Precinct STATION sa1
snr-enderea himself 10 Captain Campbell no WIN
ref have another opportunity TO escape.
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~RlysarLAErro rRAvELLERs!

Tho steamer la Bourgogns, from HavTe reached her
dock last night with 119 cabin and 7ol seerase pas'en
GERS on board. Among tho cabin passengers the
yiseouns Do BonthIllier, T. T. Donnel and family, N.
w Montcomery, Mile dc NoEuoras. H. NJ Rower. Van
pensselaer Kennedy, d. l.. Sasburger Charles G. SAKE
and tan French nuns Tho weasel also brought $4,000
francs IA specie.
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TROUT SEASON
OPENS TO-DAY.
A. G. sPALDING &c BROS,
2At Broadway,
ARE OFFERING THIS WEEK Al


SPECIAL SALE.
FLY RODS.
BpIece Ash and Lakewood Rod, NtckeFPIatea
Mountngs SI.90 each; worth $500
apiece all-Iancewood Rod, NiekehPlated Mount
ings, S2.4O each worth s4.OO.
spieeo all,LAncewood Roo Better Quality. Nickel
Plated MOuntingS, 92.S0 each worth 5000
.pieee au.Lancowood Rod. handmade, German
Silver Mounttngs, Sa.2j EACH worth $500
TROUT REELS.
KIetrl.piated Raised Pillar Click Reels, either
lO 60, so yards Use. each; worth sl.26.
Nlokel-PlAtea and Rubber Click Reels, either 20,
co, so yards, 00e. each worth sl.75.
TROUT FLIES.
Common Winged at lie, per dozen.
Good Quality az 35e. per dozen.
Stream Trout az Zoe. per dozen.
Reversed Winged AZ S1.OO per dozen.
TROUT BASKETS
CAPACITY A. 61.2, ibS, 6Oe.I worth s1.Qo.
Capacity Is, 90, IS lbs, SI.OOl worth sl.7o.
ENANsELLED SILK LINES.
20, 2S. 30, IS, 40 yardA from SLID 70 $3.50
each
sNKLLED HOOKS, GOOD QUALITY.
Double Gut all sEes 25e. per dozen.
AL broadway, n, Y.
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the site of the nest After that the passengers noticed
that the female rested and the male toied
GERMANS PREPARE FOE TIE Parade.
TO DO THEIR PART WELL IN THE CENTENNIAL
nEIERRATION

TO DO THEIR PART WELL IN THE CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION.
The Centennial Committee Of the Germans OF New
York City and It's vicinity met ct Arion Hal, Fifty
ninth-st. and Parkave yesterday afternoon to mako
further arrangements for their part Of the great parade
Carl schurz presided, and representatives OF about
100 German organizations were present The Com
nittee Of Artists of which Joseph Kepper Is chair
man, reported that they had decided TO have three
divisions TO their part Of tho parade, the first his
torical the second Industrial and the third represent
ing science and art 1t Is the intention OF the Ger
mans TO make their parade the finest ever undertaken
by the race in NewYork to have 1t surpass even the
great peaoe celebration that was held here at the close
OF the Franco-Prussian War; About hundred soce-
ties viii DO represented with men, wagons and music.
1t is probable that there wiz b 10000 men In Limo
altogether.
The Committee Of Artists will have twenty-five
floats In Ilne and q number Of others Will be fur
nished by the various organizations. Fully twenty
bands win be secured 10 make the air lively with
music. Among tho societies that WIN take part 10
Tie parade arc the LederhIanE, Anon, Beethoven,
Maennerchor ElchenhTanE, Saeger Bund, Turn BeLuA'
Plattdeutsches Folks Fest, Schiller Bund Ten com
panIes OF sharIsbooters and large number OF Catho
ilc and military societies The trade ORGANIZATIONS
VIII turn out In great numbers, among them BENG
those Of the retail grocers brewers baer eooks car
penters butchers, furniture makers and printers. a
meeting OF all the German singing societies Of the CITY
win DO held at Arion Hall tomorrow evening 20 Or
range the details of the concert that they viii give
AZ the Madison Square Garden on the evening OF
April 80, at which they viii sing patriotic songs
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To MOTHERS.

sMrs wEsIow-s SOOTHING SYRUP for children Teething
softens tbs gums reduces inflammation haya Al pA oo
wind cole and disITh1a. 70 cents bottle
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
Sun rises s.ss ssts e2l Neon SETS TAO MOOn'ssEs
HIsH wATEh
4 x,aandy Hook e23 Gov Island B:15 Hen Cate 1884
fG-sandy Hook s,41 eoy Island ooo Hell Gate 1904
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THE Rgv DE-, ooLLYER or JOHN BRIGHT

THE hbF' I'm NVhNASN W eNA- =
In tho Church of the Messiah yesterday the Rev
Dr. Robert collyer preached on John Bright. lilo
took for his text the words: There was man sent
ANN Goa whose name was John.s The preacher SAID
that the words Of John Bright did moro than the words
OF any other Englishman 10 maintain the cause Of
this country In the mother land addingi During his
seventy eight years his life devoted wholly to the
elevation of mankind He fought in the early years
e1x among whom he lived. When twenty ono years
old he Was fighting against the demon strong drink,
and In his advocacy OF temperance he spoke to the
peopie in language which plain ard easily under
stood After this the victory Of his life and genera
ton was achieved when he AID Richard Cobden, aiter
wears az hard hRhtlnR obtained the repeal Of Ne OBJ
noxiouS corn laws Mr. Coilyer then told several
incidents In tho life Of the dead Statesman, and nm
full and gentle heart. lie could not be an insular
Engllshman. who cares only for England and %.
great and generous heart and wide which IS now laid
low In the dust.s
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Messrs. Tiffany & Co.,
UniOn-SQuare,

will exhibit on Monday, April i,
and for q few days before sending
to the Paris Exposition their col
lection of North American min
erals, precious and semi-precious
stones, both cut and in natural
forms.
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