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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02


4. the residence of his father John A. Barlow
Astoria, Friday morning, October 81 Arehioa1 '
and Gt are nSised to attend his funeral from
St. Georges Church. Astoria az D. nl' ouhuN''
Der .. :, o.,cher
I,ICHER-On Saturday November /. George h be''h'
NJ D.. IN the 80 year Of his age
Notice OF funeral hereafter "A ru,.s
CT THBERT-Suddenly, on Thursday occ"oef ''' ~
widow Of William Cuthbert 80. Iobn H. Cuthbert.
- West Fiith-st. Painned. y. j. on SUNDAY '0'''''
rtn leaves SemYork from foot Lberty''t al m.
cpTFywoop-o Friday October 81 Mary Agnes WIG
OF j. Greenwood, and daughter Vi ' ~
Fdae services from her late residence. III West End
ave, Monday az 10 O'CLOCK
Interment prlya:e
Please omit flowers. . a.. ....aarco 81,
GRIFFEN-On saturday. November q, 'ne III Me-;
her sranst1SgYs, CIV Ts Ms Mary ~ ren, widow OF
xOt iee'T Of funeral funeral hereafter. ~ %
HOwE-At Washington d: c., ThurssSGsy, oov, IIoYe
Of rheumatic fever and endoSardti' hauzh"ou' "O"e
son OF Mrs.. D. b So John Roosa. 49, ,,,..,
daughter OF Arson and Mary y Mai.nSt M ZIG West
Funeral services z. the S SGSss Of SdypmSer at 10 "a
By wish OF family services will be private
Kindly omit flowers. ,,..,,,. po.,o. .,
st. james p F. Church, Philadelphia dea AZ h' resi-
~, ce1eG NfysWPf AXE Ss &C on TUESDAY 4h
PFASE-Ssturday evening, NeFernoer T. Aiarr wpdox
Of her -on-n.law Charles 4. Dillingham; mary 49, "'u'"
OF EDWARD %. Tea-e
Notice OF funeral hereafter ,- -.
pErK-At Mamaroaeck. n. " satnida{ No' e l.
1850 Loretta H. wife Of John +. Peek In the 9th year
sery hs az ST. Thonsss Church Mamaronesk Tuesday
November T. at so .. Train leaves urana IehiSl
Depot at IL O'Clock. ,..,,,,.. x,-
sINCLAIR-At her residence 10 wli,amI LG"n s
EYE ana Sag@her OF the Mahon Sands aged %
TAIr-At Meroe Park Port Rehmonc s,assn isdna on
NJ and Mr. w. orniston TAFT aged two years and one
ransrs services .. her home Sunday November O.
at q O. elock.
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oloOO0OO0 from the Panama Canal Company, VIII DC
thing OF the past, far the Isthmus Is concerned
THE NEW FRENCH TARIFF BILL

CAENOT-A WEDDING.


Paris. Nov. 1.-The new French Tariff bill. when
Ia before the Chamber OF Deputies, contains one
striking feature which has heretofore escaped mucn
notice. This clanse which gives to the Presoen.
and the Cabinet full power to retaliac TO rs srea
extent they choose upon articles exported 10 FRANCE
by any country which dscfiminates against French
products in any erects barriers against
trade. This clause Is obviously modelled 10 meet .e
American Meat Inspection BILL and Is intended d. 'o
French answer to that measure. The genera tome
Of the French press continues hostile n the ahop"
Of retaatory measures against the United ststes' DC
cause OF tho latter country's tariff legshton' III
stead OF speaking In favor Of retaliation the pape's
urge that mutu1 concessions be made by France al"
the United States. They seem TO imagine that II 'he
French Government makes considerable conceSs'ohs "
may gan a reduction OF the American duties on siiA
and woolen goods.
The journal des Debatsr saws that cir Cha'ies
Upper and Hector Fsbre will be charged os lne
Government of Canada 10 negot.ate spccla' uea'S
OF commerce with France.
The daughter Of the late Frederick W. stevens, vi
New-York and Mrs. stevens, now Duchesse Dediho'
will be married next week a OF General annev
The ceremony win take place at the DUKE Dei M >
chateau at MontmOrency The daughter oil tne Dun'
Dedino By his first wife. Marqulse de IaiieS
Perigord who was also American was recently
marreo TO a son Of Prince Ruspoi or Rome: Inia
marriage involved wealth and position, WINE inc
marriage next week involves only brilliant po'toh'
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SUPERVTSOR KENNY IN WASHING TON.
SEC LTAKY NOBLE TO CONSIDER MAYOR CRAM D
LETTER AND EXHIBITS AS SOON
As POSSIBLE.

Washington. Nov. 1.-Supervisor Kenny Oh new
York who was sent here by Mayor Grant Win the Po
lice enumeration books be compared with the poo
NJ the Census Bureau, called at the Department Oh e
interior this morning. secretary Noble was noV az
the Department, but his secretary UT. ~ AL
.ho Sror,5sor IN his house The books, etc., were
tate, also Mr. Noble greeted Mr.. Kenny cordially
and expressed regret that he had not been a, Ms
Office TO receive him. The secretary sam he was eA
tremelv busy working his annual report ana wo"iu'
therefore have to take little time to consider MsSo
Grants letter and exhibits. lie asreeu ,i'a'
be we'll for Mr. Kenny 10 keep the pol'e
-. IN hI nossesson and said he would communicate
9Th Mr. Kenny as speedily possible respecting the
actIon he would take on the Mayors communication
The letter written by Governor Hill OF new ORE f5
to secretary Noble in relation TO re- cev U nv
population Of the city OF Ne"-io was ~ -
Tho to-day.
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THE loss OF THE DREDGE LEssEps.

Panama oct 25.-The dredge Ferdinand Lesseps.
OF the American Contracting and Dredging Company,
in tow Of the steamer River Mersey left the mouth OF
the Chagres River October Is for Greytown. Cap
tain Thomas Morton In charge. When about SIXTY
miles from Colon. die way TO Greytown, the sea
being exceedingly rough, although there was no wind
the dredge rolled greatly and at last she toppled
and went down. This Was the first American dredge
which was al work the Isthmus. and that which
made the most money for the American Company No
live we're loet Captain Morton was In charge AZ the
time. There now only remains of the dredges Of
the American Company Ia be sent away. the Nathan
Appleton. and then the famous American Company
tinl hzs the ropuatisn OF having gathered u about
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prpcUAIL GIVES Up HOPE

woodstock Ont, Nov lit is reported that Birchal
has given up all hope Of Communication Of his sentence
That does not prevent him, however, from appearing
10 enjoy life 1t also reported that the Crown con
templates an investigation 10 the manner In which
Erchsl got the Colonel letter smuggled out Of
tail. Mrs Brchall received a day two ago another
alleged confession, this time from o woman In the
United States who said she had shot Benwell. To
by lunatic.
weand ont, Nov. 1.-The report from Toledo that
Charles IIolb0m. of Berte, ont, could tell who was
Henwells murderer created some excitement here a.
BERTHE. whence iIolbom was said To have come. Is only
a few miles from here. People who have lived in
Bertie all their lives state emphatcs,ly that such
man as Charles Holborn lived there. and therefore
here can be 10 truth IN the report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
OPENING THE BoRsE SNOW IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Nov. 1 tspeciaD.-The American Horse
Show opened al the Exposition Building this evening
with many thousands of people In attendance There
are 500 fine specimens Of horseaesh in the build
ing, and many other animals qGartered near by.
There are over 900 borses in the show Nelson the
trottiDg stallion that has broken every record Is in
the city, and will be exhibited every day during the
show. All the dhicilties encountered by the prime
movers IN the big horse sale have been removed The
auction, announced by the Kidd and EdmonsOn
breeders Combination will be held the lake front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
s1srrn Rose GERrRI-pE A GovEENEss

san Francisco. Nov. 1.-The steamer Australia brings
the intelligence that sister Rose Gertrude, the pretty
young Englishwoman who attempted to spend her
life among the lepers Of MOlokai. Of the sand
ylch Islands, Is g0verness In the family Of
John Eng superintendent of the Inter Island steam
Navigation Company, at Honolulu There is said 10
have been no truth IN the statement that she
gagged 10 DR. LuZ, about whom and Sister Rose there
Vas so much talk.
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SUPPLY OF NICKEL SECURED.

washingtol Nov 1.-The Navy Department ma
arranged IN acoure a supply of nickel for expert
mental NE. The terms upon which the metal viii
he delivered are Mi made public, nor IS the quautt
stated. IL Will. however. be sufficient 10 meet the
demands OF the Department for experiment. ana ~, ~
aid az the Department that further purchases VIII
be made for at least a year.
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~. FIFTH AVENUE, NETWORK CIT

a.. FIFTH AVENUE, NEW-YoRR CITY.
~ are found only the comforts Of home, blended with
80, 49,. -, culture and unstlnted expenditure can con
.hrte 70 the perfection Of mundane existence The Cam
%,dge * palace in material appointments. an cpl
an temple in IT. facilities for good living and nucleus
and dver.ions at,ainable In the great
49,. II Tho New World. Visitors to NewYork will find
- rsnz Reich the proprietor Of the Cambridge
,e,tan,r fitted to his princely surroundings, and
m he surprised at testimonies Of genius which mas
made possible genuine homaie In
nj.
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FOR A TIMER n,YDoCK AT PORT ROYAL

FOR TIMBER ntl-DOth Al f'"i
Washington Nov bids were opened today az tie
Navy Department. for the construction OIL inner
drydock at tie Naval station at Port Royal > -
The iders and amounts were: justin NctartnN' WASH
ingt,n, d. C.. SALE o1o: Il. &. PACKARD Ne" ioFA'
s47I 900: !. Z. simpson Coz New-lofh' 91D' 30"
Carl1s J. stolbrand Charleston, 5. C.. s326,ooo Inc
ward wiu he made upon the recommendation of a
Naval BOARD The Department also invited proposals
for building ating dock at the same station, Dui
no proposals. were received, and Reimbursement VIII
ha
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4 PLEASANT EVENING 1T THE U. s. GRANT CLUB.

A PLEASANT EVENING IT THE Z. s. GhANI Club
rh annual s,,e,,ainment or the L. = Grant Club OF
the y,b Assembly District held last evening al its
headquarters No IL Charltanst some clever perform
er. were present and amused the company Win songs
recitations etc An orchestra furnished hius' uhuer
the supervision Of Professor A. n l@rue ''u =
a.. co,,oh,. Amateur Rand Among those present were
W. H. Cor.s Cornelius Donovan, Denis shea Dr. Doiah'
Dr. Johnson Superintendent Reed surefinen dent Vo'y'
suterintendent Morgan. Edward kinley' J"hh "Thes'
j. W. Jacobus. Postmaster Van ooI' anu 'on 49,.
corpeliu, psusysu rscied "shamus oBren." John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

George KEENAN,. the Siberian Traveller anu "'rF' VIII
o, our.a q, six lectures on siberia and the Russian
o,,,c,i .,ae system at the Broadway Tabernacle
broadway and Tiltyfourth-st. on November 20 and =
and December IL and Is. for the benefit OF the Fresh
Air and Couyaescent Home, at Summit y. J. The hFst
ictnre iii he ON ..vasabond Life in Eastern siberia"
The Rev DR. Taylor will preside
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THE pREMDEyr GOING HOME 10 VOTE

Washington, Nov. 1.-The President and Attor-
General Miller Will leave here Monday morning az
10 O'Clock over the Pennsylvania Railroad for Ind
suapois. where they expect 10 arrive at 10 O'Clock
TUESDAY morning. They will cast their votes and The
President will start for Washington in the evening
The Attorney General expects TO remain In
several days
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MONDAY MORNING.

Bright and Early See Mondays Pape"'
Dor,t cal 10 read A. H. King & Co.'s advertisement
Monday morning. They will announce the greatest
sensation ever known in the clothing business anu one
t6ar viii nav YOU. II you don't see Mondays paper
VIZ 20 90 10 627 and G29 broadway Monday morning
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r,vc cAnIos VISITS TnE BALT1MoRE.

Lisbon. Nov. liking Carlos paid visit to-day
n captain schley board the United states steamer
baltimore. He wore the uniform of Portuguese Ad
r,iraI The officers of the Baltimore conducted the
King over the vessel, which was closely examined by
him.
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ITALY AND TIE M'KINLEY BILL.

Rome Nov. 1.-The COnsul-General who, the Italie'
states. sent memorandum TO the Chamber OF Com
erce for the purpose of correcting the erroneous com
ments of the European press on the effects of the
,eyinlev hill vas not the COnsul-Genera of Italy Ia
tbe nited states, but the American ConsulGeneril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

Mcqueen acted chairman. L. C. Kuykends the presi-
dent Of the club, OF until late hout. but
on his arrival he made appropriate remarks The
club is prosperous and has membership OF about 13oa
stanch RepublIeans
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RANK HOLIDAY IN LONDON.

London Nov This is the semi-annual settling
dav at the Bank of England. and is consequently a
holiday OH the stock Exchange.
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EDGAR HAD LOST MONEY IN A BUcKEr-sHop.

The mystery connected with the death OF james IL.
Edgar. who was found dying in room on the 'hiru
floor Of the Getty House in Yonkers last MONDAY
night is still unsOlved.
Police CAPTAIN Mangin and Coroner Mitchell are
now Of the opinion that Edgar took his own lfe Inc
dead mans satchel gold watch and gold spectacieS
have not yet been found.
Inspector Byrnes said yesterday that ne was asker
nv Coroner Mitchell and Police Captain Manglh, Oh
Workers. on Friday to get some Information resari-
ing James H. Edgar, who had committed suicide AT
the Getty House in YonkeIs. Il have not haa ume
10 get the information yet he added, land wheh
do 7 will send il TO the coroner At present nave
No information about the that Is Important
II WAS said that Perrin II. Sumner, real estate
sneculator at No. 1913 Broadway. had gwen intorma
lion that he had received $4,000 from Edgar ana
that the money had returned TO Edgar by bucket
shop keepers whom he had accused OF cheslihg MN
ont of 100000. The money was paid after the puche'
sbon men had been indicted Edgars nephew IL Was
ad had been interested with him in getting the men
indicted and in accepting the $1,000 TO setue tnc
affair After Edgar and MS nephew lcdrheu tii' tlSS
Rad made themselves liable 10 ndlctneht ior coni-
handing felony they were frightened, ana the !ou's
man esd 10 Montreal TO avoid arrest III was nvv
nXnained how that affair could have caused Easlr
nttcide sumner was not II his Office Yesterday anu
Inspector Byrnes had nothing to say ABOUT the STORY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

When you fail TO find what you want elsewhere,
look among the little advertisements of The Tribune
To-day they are on the eighth aud ninth pages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

all kinds are mentioned In the many columns OF sh0r
advertisements on the eighth and ninth pages oil I'M
Tribune TO-DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

Won will often save time and money by consult
In The Trbunes little advertisements Of the people
This morning you will md them on the eighth and
ninth pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

When in search OF work or workers, horses or car
RAGE hoard or rooms. real estate, consult Inc
irIhunes lite advertisements OF the people, There
are mani columns OF them on the eighth and ninth
pages to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

A FRENCH BLOCKADE IN AFRICA RAlrED
Washington. Nov. 1.-The Department Of ota'e I'D.
been officially informed Of the raising, on october D. Oh
the blockade declared by the French Government April
NJ that mart of The African slave coa, lying between
the French and German possessions Of the PopoS anu
The eastern boundary the French possessions OF Porto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

For ninety years Barry's Trleopheroas nas man
tanned it, place the ashonaDe G' & 70 t,,rcd
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CHURCH OF CHRIST Scientist Hartman Hall, cor.
ner l0th.st and 5th.aye. lentranee West l9th,sl-
preaching service Sunday 10 80 m. Bible class IL
Evening service 0. at the reading Room NO 9s ON.
ave, Open daily. Service every Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH,
Madison ave. cor. 3Sth-st.,
Rev. RODERICK TERRY, d. D., Pastor.
Sunday. November .. IL a. m. and D. m.
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U4RRTED.

REsT-pEARY-on Wednesday evening October ~ "a az
~ phiIadel mia and by Rev. j. Z. Price D. D. Sus,e
dan ghtir OF G.. IL. Peary esq. 10 MI l. Reeve oeS''
ali OF New-York
IGHAM-BROWN-At the Bergen Avenue ~ tsrm as
hTfrh OF Jersey City, Thursday Oct3oer 80 oy 0
rev DR.. Cornelius Brett, Liza Moouhuil uAus"
loci W Brown, to Arthur Brigham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner o. 341:st and
Park. ave-Services at IL a. m. Preschlng by lsevs
ROBERT COLLYER.
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RELIGIONS Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madson-ave. and 66th.st.-
Rev x. HEBER NEWTOE will preach az IL O Rev.
JOHN FULTON. d D.. will preaclaat o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

CHRIST CHURCH on Boulevard and 7lst-st-Divins
service n. IL a. m. and d. The Rector. DR.. j. 3.
SHIPM will olic ate
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THE TREASURY DEBT STATEMENT.

washington. Nov. 1 tspecial.-The Treasury De
...on.,s aoht statement issued to-day shows re
duction I'm the debt during the pat month vi otooe
ambuntnc to s366s OH. The bonded hdeDtedhess
Of the Government to-day, exclusive Oh Dohus i''
IN Pacific railroads, is 32,.o3,J9o, auu vi ms
amount s63070 $50 is four and a hall per cens an"
.-oe ,oo 40 four yer cent bonds. The Treasury
balance to-day including subsidiary CON anu
tank redemption fund.- aggregates S67 O3OJ3' aSaih'
$50. 101 $50 a mOnm aeo-dh i"''N"'N e
month of about - 100000.
The Treasury gold coin and bullion assets TO-DAY
arcrecate 1904 4se SOB decrease Of 81 100000 dur
ING the past month. Silver assets have decreiseu
,onr million and half. and today amount 10
1888. 1867 sI7 NstIorvl bank deposNares TO-DAY
hold 900. 037 ,6s7. Of Government funds OF ABOUT
1850. 900 less than on October 1.
Government receipts from all sources during oc'o-
her mast aggregated $4O215,s94 or nearly So'ooooo'
more than in october. 1880. Customs recePts lou0
during the past month aggregated S-4'oof'iif'
against S1s al 5,040 in october year ago "He III
,ernaI revenue receipts were 12.s4O,25O, or about
one million and quarter more tlan in October, 1oao
ooro-nmcnt expenditures during the past month were
sas o3G. 6G4. or nine and half millions more thal
in October 1883. ,
Government revenue for the first four months OF
the current fiscal year amounts 10 Tlo4,62'l4f' VT
tvvo and half millions more than during july
August September and OciOuer. 1850 Customs IT,
eeipts alone for this period, this year. asgreeaths
sol OBS rs or fourteen and quarter mliiohs ho'V
than I'm the corresponding months OF me preeeding
Gscal year on the other hand eXpenulluIe7 uui'ns
tbe past four months aggravated ri4o'lo''-oo ",
abn twenty-one and tiree-quirter millions mort JILL
dnrinc July August September and OCTOBER lo1V;
The pension charge for the two periods III looy au
1880 was s4ol ana millions more
during the four months OF this year IMAM lor oo
same period last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
Tho Cambridge.

Never fail TO sick headache en tae very t r1s
dos This Is what is said oy all VINO 'rS U"'e' N'''
riyer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
A SPECIAL TRAIN FOR \ NEW CRUISERS CREW.

4 SPECIAL TRAIN FOR \ NEW CRUISERS CkEN'
Washington, Nov. IA week from next Monday,
special train carrying about 80 officers ana men
needed to complete the crew of the new cruiser eah
Francisco will leave New York. and the next satur-
day night all going well. they will take their posts on
board the vessel going into commission the next
day This will be the first time that tile Navy has
been able transport its men IN TINS way, ana Tile
experiment will be watched with interest. The Army
i authorized to 60 over all land grant roads free Of
expense to the Department. the Items OF expense
being credited against the debts Of the roads To The
United states: but the Controllers Of the Treasury
have decided that the word troops which occurs
in the law, precudes the Navy from this privilege
The Pacific Mail steamship Company absolutely re
fused to take these To the lsthmus, ana thence
ro Californa saving that only ten could be taken AZ
once through the foreign territory. TheFeup0n Tue
chief OF the ureau Of Navigation negotiated with the
railroads securing favorable rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

DISCIPLES or CHRIST, 56th.st. near esh-sve
The Rev. b. b. TYLER. Pastor,
Morning sub ect: rs i Lawu Give Tribute 10 Caesaff
rhe ATTN in the series OF sermons Great Questions
Answered BIZ the Great Teacher.p
Evening: Christian Endeavor Topic"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02
n,x,vc.cAR SERVICE. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

commencing November a dnlngcar VIII be al
tached 10 the Washington Limited Express; leaving
%cr Work AZ 10 no "a. m, 10 be run through 10 Bal
t;more :: and beginning November 4, dnlnscar VIII
IpoITimore 10 As a. m for Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with 'ui'
name and address.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE Of nn INDUSTRY IDsnS1a. iSS
ssrvice Of song every Sunday at 80 p. The seryics
IL Almost wholly by the children Of the institution Pub
lie invited Donations OF secondhand clothing and shoes
ltd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

FIRST SOCIETY OF sPIRITUALIsTs Adelphi Hall
52d.st near Broldway.-Mr LYMAN c. HOVE speaks
r1orrino ~ Is evening rs Afternoon meeting, 40,
az which Mrs MOTT KNIGHT will give tests Of inds-
Sla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
n, 5-th.st-Preaching by the Pastor. DR.. kITTREDG,
morning and evening Evening subject; ''Our work aud
Responsibility"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-02

REV G. r. VAN DE WATER, D. D., will preach Al
St Johns Chapel Varick-st., near Canast on sunday
Noyember . at Z 80 D. m. All are welcome.