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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
METROPOLITAN MUSICAL SOCIETY.

Following closely upon the Centennial celebration
with lts ball and banquet at the Metropolitan Opera
House will come the concert Of the Metropolitan
Musical Society, which is to be given on May H.
and will be a fitting close to the brilliant concert
season which New-Yorkers have enjoyed. TIE pro
gramme as prepared Tor this occasion Is elaborate
and attrac tive introducing some fourteen solosts
in thu performance The rehearsals give promise Of
a decided treat TO all music lovers who may listen
10 the concert,
One interesting fact Is connected with the Ninety
fifth Psalm by Mendelssohn. Mr.. Chapman found the
orchestra score for the appendix had never been
printed and be was obliged send To Lpsic 10 obtain
April II, 1885" from this manuscript the work viii
Do conducted. The prayer and finale hom Lohengrin
sohubert's God In Nature Mendessohns Ninety
fifth Psalm and lighter works for variety viii comprise
the programme,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05
CLOSING NIGHT OF "cAPrAIy SWIFT"

CLOhSS SiGHT VI 'C4PTALN swift.
Last night Mr. PalIner's season at the Madison
Square Theatre closed With the 157th consecutive
performance Of Captain SWIM But for the engage
ment Of Mr. pamers company 10 appear in Boston
for their annual season, which begins on Monday
night at the Park Theatre this pieco could undoubtedly
have been continued successfully for several weeks
more ut the Madison Square. The receipts have been
uninterruptody large, and the play ranks with Jim
the Penmsn' . financial success Maurice Barry
more, who before he production Of this play had
almost decided TO abandon acting and devote him
self to play writing has made great . hit Cap
least another season Mrs.. Booth has added another
to her many successes In her impsrsonadon Of the
unhappy mother o. The young desperate
Holland, stoddArt, Ramsay and Woodruff ell combined
70 MAKO To pig ssoeptshaA
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DATES FOR TENNIS TOURNAMENTS.
TIE AseoC1 ALTON TO HAVE AN oRGAN-A LARGE
DEMAND FOR TENNIS GOODS.

DEMAND FOR TENNIS GOODS.
Tho dates Uf The tennis tournaments for The year
have teen decided upon by the executive committee
Of the National Lawn Tennis Association. Tho cham
pton ship doubles be played the grounds II the
staten Island Cricket club July and following
days The championship singles will b" played on
the courts Of the Newport Casino August 10. The
Flushing Club will hold It's tournament June 3, ST.
Georges Cricket Club June 10, Hudson River Club
June IL Saw-Haven club June II, Orange club June
"A double championship Of California and Chicago.
July springfield Club July -. south symptom AssO-
cia;ion July 49, Wright and Dltson's club July 30,
Mount Desert and Lar Harbor club August ), Mar
racansctt Club August II, Lenox Club september =
Rochester club September Q. and the Washington Club
september 10.
A new paper 20 b. known e Lawn Tennis will
,ppcar on May !. Tie first number viii be In the
form Of a monthly, but beginning with June l. when
the season IS fairly under way, IT will be w""ky.
rrpcan Curry Of No. 30 south OIford-s Brooklyn.
will be the editor. The paper has already been
adontcd BY the National Association as It's Official Or
gan The manufacturers OF tennis goods in this city
az ,ha, H. demand or bats balls. nets and other
accessories Is 80 great that yet they have been un
ADJ, Ia meet a large part Of their ortcrs The factory
Of Vcl-knOwn sporting goods hOus" l. Kept running
both night and day. = =,
The annual publication Of the association is In the
press and Will make lis appearance In ir" GAYS
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THE BApNryroy CLUB'S OCRS4NEST

Thc Badmlnton Club gave their closing tournament
Yesterday The fist prizes. which were given by Mrs
william Rhinelander, consisted Of a handsome cigar
case Of antique oak bound with silver. for the gentle
man wiuIer. and a calendar set ia heavily chased
silver frame for me successful lady the second prizes
given by the club. were clothes brush with richly
chased silver handle and powdered
box o. Silver patterned after the antique.
The ,uroe>fll Contestants wcr': stephen Baker.
J. r Wainwright Mas Nina Ertng and Georciana
Wilmer,Ilng The president, oakley Rhinelander.
made the ur~enia alton speech which VA loudly ap.
ulaldrd In response u 4 vote Of thanks. the SEC
rrfsry Amory > arhsrt made Few graceful REMARKS
Among the patron"sSrs present were: MIS- w
EayarrI Cutting Mrs Frederic J. de pryStrr. Mrs.
william Rhinelsuder and Mis-. Frederic ohelIon.
Among the mcuebrs present were Misses Margaret
c. Bacon, Nina Ewing Hariette L. Barry, Amy
Dradth Adelaide Custer. Ethel c. Dodge Helen
Dudley, Mamie p Field. Helen VI. Hamilton. Louisa
C. Jackson, Ctrola Livingston. Elsie Mitchell, Fanny
Norris. Mary Duane r-ll. Elizabeth Van Rensselaer,
GeOrgiana wnmcrdlng and Mss Alice Winthrop
Among the men wcr Matthew A. Wills Norman
ubirbou>e Harvard pell John Jacob Aston. IT, Francis
NJ EaDu ir stephen Baker, Frank L Sen. amin
Temple BOwdoin. William l.. hristo~ trc'e?N f"s'rr
, arry George T. ChiSnln Frederic Z Delahcd LIZ say
Ia ,far teorge C,reHEr teOrgr Gordon KING. hop"r
A. Mcknn v alter ku therfOTu and Murray IL ouohs'
To the students OF human nature not less than 70
the man who has an unqualified wish, me many cor
pages OF The Tribune this morning will be found orin'
Nj 81 tnte
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DIED.

W.T. sss as.; y g. r., Ss his ~ ~
yaesrsi .sryicss % De ss2 Il kI soaiT cnareh ssA
YES: d sInsys: sa:a ay. Nay s.Hsan
oIFSoRD-At Hudson. n r. Nay T. 1883. Eiiha efosd IN
rnnersi Il III: residence. Hudson n T. on Monday Msy g.
At haifpast O'Clock 2 m.
g ,,ss.u c H.i s q. NV w.. s.
, .p1 sos 81 ran R.sss -
BuNT-ou THURSDAY. May 2, Dr. T. X Hunt sgsd -
service. held at his sn,G Ss, ss 70
O'clock.
K As1y s.att so q John L
MILLS ON THURSDAY Msy = Mr., s,raa " hIs sssd q
So 81 r s Of e. q. e.
M2p
MoRGAN-At Edzrwater. 8. T.. May Z. 1882 Barnet hs.
~ u. o, r n. age invited to attend as
hiHerai Tns.iay May l. at 1880 M from hi' 's''
oRcHAHp-op Thursday. May 2 samuel Orchard. in his
Relatives and friends are respectfully nyi,d as.end tbs
Georges Church. Brooklyn sunday
suddenly on Nav 2 at hi. re,taeoo.. 2 E.ss
tls wi.Aam T. P.aknsy " d, son Of the late Howard
Services and iuteraaeni private
ROsEon Friday May Joseph Bos' In the II ID rear Of
Rsr. ADD ends 'nyttet to funeral service. Monday
Interment private.
wIGnrMAY on SATURDAY, May T. 1890. Eemusl C. wight
R"savs. invite! % attend The fuScr
n Y on Monday evening. May d. ats O'Clock.
DEPARTMENT STATE,
May 3, 1889
Inform ton ed this Department from xr
John q 'l-khurs. MInster Of the United states az
BrIissels death the 2Sh ~ Decemb-r lsss AZ
It Silica q. Pierre LUrs D-yos native of New
YORK.
per dispatch No SO. datrd April rs. 1889.
DEPARTMENT or STATE, !
WAsHlSGrOS, ID G.. May 3. 1889
information been received this Department FROM M
Johu g. Pa Xhur.t OF the United states ~ Brus
sas death the 81 Of October 1885. ct Brussels Of
M.xirue IL yal- ot New York.
Per dIsps; Oh No "a dated Aprll l6, 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Raymond The following list OF speakers for com
mencement day has been appointed BY the faculty
Frederick Morgan Davenport. New.MIford. Penn. {;
George Frederic KetteT. Brooklyn: John Eliiah Love
land. Middletown. Conn : Henry Frank Vaudeville.
Bruoklyn; Rowland Miles SOrthport- y. Y: Harry
snmmerheld Noe. Dalton, Mass Arthur W. Parrh
HAVANA Kan: William Clanin Prentice Middle
town, Conn Frank Rollns Meridcn conn. William
EMORY smyser. Chambersburg Penn; Mary Graham.
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SrIGE FRIGHT OF DANIEL DOCGHERTT.
THE ELOQUENT LAWYER UNABLE TO OVER
COME THIS UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE


To hear the ringing eloquerce Of Daniel Dougherty on
the rosrum uspn to the almost fearful pathos IN
his addresses to Jury would hardly realize that
the mrs; dozen woris spoken only by the Los;
nroiigous EFFORT IL true nevertheless that even after
wentynve years OF public life the lawyerorator never
make, Al address matter how simple, without eApe'
rencing AL The agonies q stage fright"
Mr. Doughcry Is peculiarly like John b Cough in this
respect great temperance advocate was ous OF the
most OF when he got started out ectuF-
ing A. he did, night after night for time. and
the rdnary audiences he invariably went upon
III, platform In q cold preparation. with his knees
trembling bis backbone QuiveTtns. The same char
scrscs apply the eloquent lawyer trom Phlla1e!pha
who while he never. during his entire experience,
failed 70 make address apa he intended has never
been able the Distressing sensation that Is
supposed only the yerest tyrOs In public speaking
Probably The best speech Mr. Dougherty ever made WIS
when ne welcomed President Lincoln TO Philadelphia IN
1854 lie was thrust forward much against his wtll
and actually forced what
bs AID say Mr. Lincoln afterwsrd remarked that he had
meyer listened 70 moro polished and scholarly address
He expressed amazement at the extent OF Nj Dougherys
yocabuary h. choice OF language his beautiful and
ortg.na, ,r and his perfect pose and gesture.
In add,c,,!.. Jury Mr. Dougherty depends upon MS
mower, OF appeal the sensibes rather than 70 the
ud,rDcnt Hs review OF evidence Is a generalization
1weliu. UPON the weak points Of the opposing counsel
.kutully selecting tho- 70 which be given san,
mental turn and ngenousy avoiding the matter OF tact
an which the opposition places Its greatest reliance In
mi. wa, tho Jury Is nsensbly led into different channel
., hought and through the persuasive eCquence Of the
advocate frequently overlook the cold prosy truth A. told
In tho testimony And yet successful he Is. both
Lecturer and pieader M Dougherty never arises To his
t-,, TO speak without wishing that TO quote his own
words "ths floor would open and sink me out OF sight
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1 soNyluErIIsr RoBs HIMSELF.

san Augustine TEX letter IN Tho Galveston News
Not long since rather amusing incident eccurFcI
only a few miles frruI hero young gentleman %
cue Of the best families In the country uIsooYeI.u
one hal stolen elegant per OF SoIa Gun ,h
from him during the night He tried 70 uncover t S.o
thief but found no trace Of him. He bousht anothof
pair OF buttons and u was butA ieS oS: uhtu my
were missing In Ike manner "a nei"ro' Inc ou'o"'
having been stolen during the night - ,,
The young man was perpleIed no httle, nos Oolns
Able 10 account for the loss He again bought onnons
and few Nights afterw ard hk younger brother, VINO
oeeup.sd the same room with him, wAked during The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

n, - wstle 10 flth year vt hls age
friends respectuly lvlted 10 attend MS
,nn,rai from lats residences ~ lsrvs, ON Tuesday
AFTERNOON, May T. At l3o p ma
roll rSs-n Cotusvic Conn, THURSDAY NAY 2, Sarah
widow Of the late SAMUEL w Collins in the 57th year Of
her age
rr.RTISOn THURSDAY May Of pneunouia Jenny HaEart
curtis daughter Of Henry and lsadon Hazard
Curta age years and months
Funeral prvats.
Burial In Suield, Conn.
FpHR-At Chatham Centre. ". Y. Thursday morning
May after long nlness George kder late Of Brook
Ign, n. Y. - ,.
Funeral from residence OF Air. John J Wbor Chatham
Centre Columbia County. N. Y. saturday. l93 = IT,
May l.
EyANs-At wssshed, " J, on Friday. May 3, Henry n
Evans, In the 81 year Of his age
Friends Of the family invited "A attend his funeral % the
resdencs Of his mohsr No IL scbsrmerhornsk Brooklyn
SUNDAY. 5th inst, a. p IA O'Clock
IAtsrnsnt private Monday norAnH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Brcause In dangers DARKEST hour.
when heart and hOpc sank low.
She ncrycd our frail and fzltsring power
To brave mighticst foe
Because our fathers smiled to see
Her golden lilies dance
Der the prOud field that made US free.
We plight our love 10 France!
All. grand and sweet the holy bond
That who gives all Is Olcst.
And Love can give Do pledge beyond
The life she loves thu best
That plfdge these hallOUef rites declare
OF love ard not Of chance
And he shall cross the sea IN tear
Our loyal hearts 10 FranceI
BTave soul and cons tant MIND
True Wit that hindles a. Il hies
And leaves no grief behind,-
Re thine 10 wear the snowy plume
And poise the FURNISHED lance
Our rose OF chiValry, To bloom
Among the knights OF France!
".
Pc thino tho glorious task 10 speed
The cUnqlerine age OF gold
TIN raw aged Pc&re IA NOR shan Diced.
Till HtstOrJ's mus behold
porre in the vanwsrd, fast and far,
OF the troe worlds dvance,
Rlent with COiumbiss hammered star,
The triple stripes Of France!
spcecbss were also made BY Henry Hall II. T.
Krcbbiel. W. A. stiles David y. Lloyd, Arthur r.
norers. william II. McElroy and Thomas \. Rocker.
tn. dinner broke up I'm time TO enable Mr.. Reid u
ca,ch the 30 steamer for France, yesterday
morning
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DR. KNAPpE DEFENDING HIMSELF.

THE GERMAN EX .CONSI'L TO SAMOA GIVES HIS
VERSION OF THE TROUBLE THERE
Berlin May 4.-The white Book on Samoan affairs
contains a refutaton by Or. Knappa. late German
Consul at Samoa, Of the reports published in the
American newspapers regarding the violation of Amer
can property during the G.rmsn naval operations in
that country.
DR. Knappe complains that toy flags and handker
chefs, on which imprinted the American colors
and the portrait Of the President OF IT," United States
have been hoisted promlscucusly over native houses
since the outbreak OF the civil var in Samoa He
also says that Amerc and British hsgs were hoiste
ON plots Of land pied god By the rebels In lieu OF cash
h payment for arms and ammunition. Tn" com.
mander of the British cruiser at Apa he says dec lined
10 support claims to land thus pledged
The samoan Conference sat to-day from untn 30
o'clock The land report was the subject under
discussion.
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Post Omrs Notice.

Should he read daily by all interested changes may
Letters Tor foreign need not be specially al.
dressed for de.patch by snv partcuar steamer eheeps
uerc!a documents letters NO specially addressed being
sent BY thu tastes. vessels ayaaGls Nav :, NIL, .,,..
DrsTp a cases a., s ss s q o SI, no, ne,
rem Pgs:e G?.;ss .1a :.
Y; for Tfu1lno. per J. oicT- Jr.. from New:
vi. a. r Il s es'; '9s a
ISs@ e for srs s4 F1s. az IN: Eas
perm ma iso$ ss:-o,;s.s ,,.,,s
saHi, q. aassn.!9.a s'.:. ga. s:a.s "a one:
l. sss:;sS S.: 20:
t9an Il. 'Ss "a
=, + M M t' 70. P csSpt Rss f cD ri
Yucatan. per cry OF wa-hnaton letters t9r cuba:
Mexie.n saS:. Vi, Vera Cruz must be directed per
a,s Hg Z. 70. the ' f scGs.n S:' TINT s
:erda fF al o'a m tor S Funs s island and h
s =, ef fa' ssr Sau en- Eu, aTsSs
cuba PER d ssn,T? , at at g no ' S s. rers
fRIpAf 10 for Central America and s.g e,
cpatena G'n mus: Re directed per Newport"
nss s5E.. must 70 S9'HsE s;ses
Rriran leland Belgium Netherlands Austria, Germany,
Denmark Sweden Norway, Russia and TURKEY, per s. O
fII Via ampt"n arr BG:cn 'et"rS must ne iiFec,et
r'per Elbe'N at IL m ror Jamaica atse
Scotland direct per Crcassla, Via GLASGOW neRsrs
must be directed per Crcassa) at II m. for Europe
per s. $. Cmhrs' via oueenTtown det'ers for France;
Switzerland ITALY Spain and Portugal must be directed
,ner T. nLria"l at D. m for Cuba via Havana. per a.
city NJ Columbia ctters be directed per City OF
Columbia. ,.., w..
Malls Tor China AMI Jaran. per = Ciy.o N"w;York
from San Francisco close here Nav ~ It D. m Asus
,or the Hawaiian Islands per : $ Cmatlla from San
Francisco' close here Nav rs at m. Msls for the
Society Islands per ship Tahiti from san tr,nc,scol.
close here May .o5 at m. Malls f,r hu.tra.a Ne.'
Zealand Hawaiian, FIJI and Samoan Islands per
W,riposa from San Francisco, close here Nav -2e ~
n m ror on arrival a, Ncw.York o. = Auran!a Win
British mails for slia0 MATS for Cuba ov raj 70
Tamna Fla ard thence by steamer. via Key west Fla.
c Osa a this office daily IL 2 80 a. M
THE schedule ~ closing &. transPacine malls az
,S,r-,t d. San Francisco Mails from the East arriving
on time at Francisc" the day OF S1nG or
Q 70 de.nstchni thence thp day Registere1 mAi
closes at 80 p. previous Cav. - ..-~, ,-.-..,.,
Post Once NpsYork y. Y. May D. 1883
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nnuMES CEMENT AZ WESLEYAN.

MIddetown, Conn, May tspeciaD.-rhe annual
commencement at Wesleyan University occurs on
June %. Immediately following the literary ex-
arc,sss viii be the Inauguration Of Presdenteicct
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POI. BUSTIyG IL MARYLAND.

baltimore. May lspeciaD.-The Elk Ridge Fox
hunting Club had It's last meet OF the season to-day
and made It the occasion for an open air reunion Of
society folks. several hundred persons we're At the
new kennels 10 see the start. The weather was fine
the ground In good condition and the drag hunt
glorious one. It had been announced that N"w.fork
and Philadelphia fox hunting clubs would be repre-
sented but none Of their members Anticipated In the
hunt In the gay coaching parties, however that fol-
lowed the riders werr several ladies' from New DIRK
and Philadelphia This evening after the hunt the
club gave banquet and dance at IFS new club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Tbs Tribune is not fairly read. even By busy man,
until he has glanced At those short advertisements on
the eighth and ninth pages to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE TNIoN. Ghisi e "
Nail SUNDAY O'Clock -Atirs,' 6y ksV ~, csn,sh i.
Ucr RSltions 10 the Poli:!:I Isr proh,nInn Shotes
-, EDWIN GALLOWAY Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Now that the Broadway well az the elevated train
run ~ the Whitehall st. the facilities for ytsitn
oney Island are greatly increased and tho steamer Middle
town that point hourly connecting with the Sc
Reach trains Bay Ridge 10 DO pretty well crowdo
day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

II may save you much trouble ir finding something
Won greatly want to look on The Tribunes eighth and
ninth pages to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

The hair dressed with BARRrs TRcoPHERors will never
decay tall ont or lose its lustre
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Announcements.

White teeth, sweet breath, a fragrant mouth,
There are no charms surprising these
Abroad at home, east, west. NORTH south,
These three prime charms are sure W please
Al! those who SozODOST apply
Will have these charms-take heed and Try.
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Religions Not!reS.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Isthst, west o. othaw.a
p,y r IIEDER NEWTON viii reach az II D. M IN
The Second CCnury-A LOOK Meal L'e"'So"s -
D. m Rev T L. HUGHES WI prach'
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner s4nsS cns
rSILYER subject THE Kernel OF our Great Ceis
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A few elegant suites

..a b. had $. the psatial hcme The Cambridge" for
shsS Sho-t term or balance q from parties who
have gone abroad Apply at 3a4 oth.ava
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CnuRCH OF THE HOLY SPIRIT. Mldson ave-. cor.
com st-Morning service ana Holy Communion. II
S,nsaC. srhnoI q Evening Service, 7 40 The Rector,
RSv EDMUND GCILBERT viii ometaie. Strangers
rdl welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Whether you are looking for board and rooms, work
or workers or business chances. do not give up tbs
search without cxaning the announcements on the
eighth and ninth pages OF HE Tribune today.
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1OD NEWS FOR SMOKERS.


Arbr.nds Of fresh Imported Key West and New-Yorh
cigars at uniform profit Of SOC per 100 Price list fee
FL Captain General Cigar Store, 23i B'way, NJ I. -;
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Photographs OF both Military amt Civic Psrades At Pach
Bros Gal Broadway.
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AARRfED.

uAyDES-TRCMBULT,-On SATURDAY morning MAY T.
issa AZ Zion church. by the Rev T. G Trany mary john
sSn Trumou daughter OF the ato Joseph rumoui W pf
James K Hayden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

Illustrated circular sent to any part OF the
world on aDplcatOn. Y Espeusrheids Celebrated New
York " Hau Saesroom lis Nassau At, n. y.
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Personal COMBINES

greatly enhanced BY nc ~ teeth On the other hand
nothing from the effect Of pessng features nm
ewes and graceful figure AZ yellow teeth That popuA
toilet checks hr- decay aud renders he
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-05-05

whether Won looking for board ana rooms.
work or workers. or business chances. do not gire
Up the seach without examining tho eighth ard ninth
pages Of The Tribune this morning
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HENRY A. DAsrELs NJ. D.

3lp wEsT l26THsr. --
rs.easss Of Nervous system, 0enipU rhnAfy ofBsns
I'm po,snee and siertliy. Hours 70 IL aos
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A new collar

'NASrIcoKE.r E.&W. "NASTIcoKx."
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! FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY Iss Worm.
! ST.. WILLIAM F. BARNARD, s1perinte ndent -seryics
u song every Sunday al 30 O'Clock The service 10
almost wholly By the children Of the insututon Public
! cordially tnyai
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EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CIT Re corner Lexington ave:-Rev. CHARLES =
ROBINSON. D. d., preaohes at IL and Raw. AUS
TIN D. WOLFE az as D. H. SABBATH. school changes
from morning 10 30 N.
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In addition our large variety OF
TRUNKS and BAGS for American and Steamer we now
offer European nghtest tunh in the world
THE BAMBOO TRUNK


for sale only $50 broadway. below Prtncest
At our StOres} I23 sixth Avenue. below <2d-st
John H. Woodbury., the motel Dermatoozis can Do Goa
2lO West 42dst. SewYorX City, AL skin and
soap red veins noles povtsr nark
without breaking tue sun seld
~ for l2o page book all skin imperfecti0ns
The Hi.tory Of Our National Flag. BY Major. General
SCHUYLER HANLT Is Tor sale al BrenAAoA Union
Square, r. II Macy s. the Fifth Avenue Hotel the 81
Hotel Brunswick the Park Avenue the tIilsey,
Murray Hi, the Sturtevant and the indsof Hoels
Price rs cents
To Ladies.
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