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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHrRCH corner q 60th-sJ-Rey. ENSIGN INCHES.
NF.Y. u -. Iastor.-lI "A. m, Rev. Bishop T. -.
ANDREWS D. D., will speak concerning his late Epis.
copll visit to japan China and Cora. .
u. m. preachin. The Pastor, subject: The Christ"
being a CONTINUATION Of why ! Believe the Bible"
SUNDAY -scnO0 80 a. H. Nil are cordially invited
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Madison.aye conner OF 2ftsL service. sunday Feoru'
ary l0 at II o ~. and 40 p m. The Pastor, Rev.
G. II. PARKHUE>r. d. D., will preach. sunday-school
session commences - a. NJ.
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HOPE CHAPEL. 339 East ithst. near Avenue D.
Rev JOHN Is. DEVINS. Postor.-Bohemian Sunday
school 80 Preaching. a. M; ana ?. n x, sun
preach Teachers meeting after prsyermeeng thursday
evening German praycI-meeting, Friday, p. M Mis
sion Sunda y.schoOl, 80 a. M, AZ 253 Stantonst
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HUGH o. PENTECOST will speak at Masonic Temple
23dst Ipt Gh-aye Sunday, at D. M SUBJECT; Thu
Prcsby T. RAN Situation
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

At EpFn cr Re- Fa.:d SfsseSs.
II q. m and - D. N. Paycr-meetlng "Wednesday and
Friday az 3 D. IN.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Union Taber
nacc Church 35ho near IiroadTay Sunday afternoon
s. + .n?cc .s?9,g -er,l,r Congregational singing
DUs President. EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary.
A TILE soT ara 9TH F.Sr cHr H, III r.
NJ HAN iLdo% ~ d. % dray H. a. ,d ~ d H. and 40
At r ;Tco&" a SSilTAgAN cnggcT N g g5T%
~ ,uAnM !. yiu Pacn t"'moTr9" m rs un At II
KIMBALJ wil "N" tn ,N"uihR lecture AT 80 o'clock
%of' 6"cn.iie Sad bcion.i,S" O''''''
ASSOCIATION uAL ssl,t corner 4naye leased
oHEs S at 10 20 a. S n and 80 rS p mr.
All welcome.
c Ft s n Ml MET H. rpo E Fl OK
PNRKEt viii preach Nablo.' AZ 10 - ard 49, Even.
good. under the au-pcc, Of ho tpworth Lsague Of r.
s At 9 g. a M,oa, a'''a'""0l and Pastors Bible
At THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES,
Morning service at II o'clock; evening service at g.
Re Ta cGGr5% so '' at 5 %i's ,I Nss5 '
AT THE CHURCH. 9o,n.,,. and 5,h.ayc.--Ee 7. W.
cHiMniR> u. D.. Nan preach at both services
EDWARD D. COZ. d. j.. viii preach both services.
NEW.YOEK TEMPERANCE UNION Masonic
bed, delighted The Temperance" ud1! wave rising. The
ORIGINAL torgil COord SINGER, wonder. Their 'planta-
ton HYMNS" carry lou bac, 10 "Od Virginia" EDITH
ANNON'N popularity n r'aSr, IAN hands aloft rang
out from tI, uauo'.War'> hOat.walnS whistle and
.p,9t.r Chaplain ROBERT EDWARDS >kippcd uD the
.tf,,d. From tho Hatfing. 10 tho Puplt stems, will
g. ,.rt 4 Y.
Ii.i;nIE< SOLOS. and L.,d.r. Tj'GENE UNDER.
HILI. secretary. J. b. GIBBS. President
,6ii''llI iii HcH near 9atdPrcachns sunday
., 10 80 and : go T,,ninc subject: H,z,kah',
!, 4, yo,'- p',oia.o IRA Inoat1g AZ & = ;
ioly most cordially in'.t"d.
AZ corr r.r,1.t. prrnrNrn CUrRCI UApTTM
Al ''I''''+'''Ni u i''-' 80 ''' " - 80
MENDORF. .. H.. Pa..or. proachc, at II and a.
SICONp on ICu. i-td>t and L'noN'aN' ls 'N;; -.
~ JOHNSON SNhIH j.. a. F''''r' pF'1'''' ~ 'V''0
arr Nnt.rS -, ,Ut-prt ft,.,va corner oOth.st.-Scr.
az ~. ~, II pui'tt within 81 Hr1okl vn At II
' sr,..,,..ci.,i H. 10 d. III. The public cord ally
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH cor
j7th.>t. Hcv ABBOTT T.. KITTREDoE, D. D. Pastor
rrcpton Of member, OF the supper
morning at H. The Pastor will preach In the evening al
4j Union Bible Class saturday evening az s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Madlson.aye and 53d.,t;;-Isey. CHARLES l.
D. m. Evening lecture Women Of the Bible,
iV-'suth the Devoted Daughter"
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
3ist~t.-IIeaching by the PStor. Rev. C. DIV; BRIDG:
MAN d. D. on SUNDAY february rs. Services at II
a. M and - y. m. Cordial welcome 70 strangers and
those without any church home.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
1llth-st., Rev JOHN l.: CAMPBELL Pastor.-Preaehlns
10 30 A. M subject: Christian JOY" 80 b. m. The
Question u Future Punishment" Baptism after evening
service strangers made welcome.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
atb.ave and 2od.st Rev. HOWARD CROSBY, d. D..
PastOr.-SerVices IL a. m, p M Evening Pastors dis
course on Book OF Revelation. Strangers welcome.
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ELEVLNTE STREET CHURCH between 9Th
and 7m a., Syes. Rev T. C., BOLLEs, d. Dr.
Reason: 40 p. IN: My Neighbours Sins" All vel.
come.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 155 Worth.
ST. WILLIAM +. BARNARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
wholly bv the children Of the institution. Public invited
Donations secondhand clothing and shoes solicited
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An5irrCtlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Clt

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FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYERME
from IL to ! o'clock. Come in, rest and pray.
sop 10 or 20 minutes the hour time admits
' Nos 1l3 Fulton-st and IS Ann-st
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LENOX AVENUE UNION CHURCH Lenoxave. and
I27th.st.-Rcv. JAMES MILLAKD PHILPC RI Pastor.
breaches II q and 10 D. M Shflsuan |sndeavof
piaycT.ncetinQ 80 to 80 p. M Cordial welcome 70
all Seats free.
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N MEWY0RKCENTRAL

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iigit top At l"-->t station 70 I"' on pd5s'HB'r5
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EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Rev. OLIVER 4. BROWN, d. D., PASTOR
10 80 and 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

FoRTY-THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI Ii-Preaehng 10 80 m. and 80 p. by the
Pas:or Rev. BIDWELL. LANE, d. D.
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FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE. No. IA East 20th.st.
3daye.-Meetngs for divine worship First Day
ing IL O'Clock Fourth Day morning, 10 80 O'Clock Al
are COZ daily invited.
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xrwloRK srNnAY.scmooL ASSOCIATION.

NEW.lORK SUNDAY.SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
l. Primary Union, th, day, 10 Broadway Tabernacle
Chapel. ;lr,. /. II. POLHEMCS. teacher.
Teachers, ta>, thi> day 80. IN Broadway Tabernacle
Rev. Dr. ClIAU Filler, conductor.
teachers Gas this ing o'clock. Madison Avenue
Reformed Church, Rev Dr. KlIlREDl,h. CONDUCTOR
Suprrintendents Glass. Mr.. RALPH WELLS, CONDUCTOR
Tue-doy ! O'Clock. in II lton Street Chapel .,, J.,
Bible Teachor- Of Harlem, Tuesday evening, O'CLOCK IL
Y. ". &. \. Hall. West 12Dth-st
g. Teachers I,oy. Dr. CROSBY conductor TUESDAY
evening O'Clock chapel OF the Fourth Avenue Presby'
t.ran Church conner 2.d-st -
7, arh.r,' and Paort>' Class SUNDAY afternoon 30
O'Clock Fourth Avenue Preebyorian Church chapel cor
ner o9d.st Lesson OF the following Sunday Mr..
RALPH WELLS. teacher. ... ,-
West Side Teachers, Glass Rev. J. B. SHAW, teacher.
Friday evenings O'clock In the Wesf End Presoytefnf
Church. West l0ith.st. and tho BCrleyald
All Interested in teaching tho Young invited
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Shave, corner
1oth-st Rev. Richard D. HARLAN, Minister-Ser.
vices at IL a. M. and y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

NEW JERT SALEM CHURCH, East 35th:st, between
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev. -. :. SEWARD Pastor
sunday -,chooi. 80 a. III. services II a. M suo
l,ct The Lord ths Source OF All SOul-l.lfe"
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by lwuy-hird street Baptist Church, e ACCOMMODATE
Increased CONGREGATIONS. Preaching, SUNDAY, by Pastor
THOMAS DIAO& JH., at 10 30 u IN. and 80 p N
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

TwENTY.TuIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services held In Association Hall 23d-st corner 4thave.
preachne by Pastor THOMAS DIXON, ,JK. Sunday,
Right, Of Wealth" and 80 p. m Infant Damnaton"
Srndav.school. 80 p. Young men and strangers
specially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

AT EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madson.ave
and 8th.st-llcv j. F. ELDER d. D.. Pastor breaches
II a. N. and - D. N. Piaycr.mectlng Wednesday and
Friday az J.. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 7istst. west Of 2thayc- PrGaching at 10 IS
dress al : - D. by Nh l. Nj LAWMAN. representing
the SUDDEN; Volunteer movement for Foreign Missions.
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Musical Instruction.

THE. BEST. VOCAL SCHOOL
L THE BEST PIANO SCHODL,
TiIE BEST VIOLIN SCHOOL. ...o-
THE BEST ORGAN SCHOOL.
IiW.Yo(K CONSTrN ATORY or MUSIC
For 10 wear, located ut - ...
EAST 1rTII.ST ONLY. I'd door east Of 2IH-AEle
OANIO md GL-ITAR tanght In twenly private lessons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

ST TIMOTHY'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Sunday.
school at ~ and morning service at II a. NJ IN st.
Evening 80 III Thomass Church. jth'
ave. and j3d-st. Rev. HENRY LII BECK will ofhcate'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

Supplied by all booksellers receipt Of price post fire.,
JAMES POTT d CO., Publishers,
II AND 10 ASTOR PLACE. NEW YORK
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ST. AIMS CHURCH PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL,
West lsth->t. near 5haNe-Seats free Vested cholr'
Scrl ices = II a. M and y. and for deaf mutes,
AS. Daily . and 3. Sunday-schOo 3 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

SAWYER MEMORIAL CHURCH. l27th.st., near Lex
ington-aNr. Rev. DWIGHT NJ. HODGE Pastor-Mcrn-
ing subject How Christ Became a Power" Evening;
Religious Change and Progress"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Mad,on.ayc and I26th.,t-Rev. Dr.. J. +. PRICE. Pas
tor viii preach at 10 80 a. m At 30 D. m. Woman's
Foreign Missionary Anniversary. strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

At THE SCOTCU PRE>BYTERIAN CHURCH lfth
~. iDfVccn jh ard 9TH d,ct-lh" Pastor Rev. SAN FL
NJ HANiLIO%. D. D., NIll preach ~ II a. II. and Z "a
p. LI. Strangers always Cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th.>t.. between ca
ana ,h a,r-.-pr MNCNkiIlt Il pWachc, m3ining an9'
rycunr Sp cial revival services. SUNDAY school -
Afr CoN NNT'S Urion Bible Conference. 80. subject
.'Ihc T., lugr." Ali invited 20 all services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

THIGTIETU STREET METHODIST EPlSCOPAH
CHURCH. midway between sth and 9th aves.-ReS JohSS
g. OAKLEY ID D. the Pastor. will preach at 10 80 ana
80 Salbah.,chool 80 Christian Endeayor Soct'
ETY. prayer.mecting az rs. cordial welcome 10 all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

CurRCu or THE COVENANT prcsbytcran) Park
ave corner 35th.,t Services a. IL a. H.. ana ,, a.
in. Rev T. II. McILNAINE. ID. D. Pastor. VII preach
Sunda,.-chool at - Weekly meeting. wednesday
at =. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-15

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State Of Mississippi
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known bat Is supposed to be Mem
phis. Tenn
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ty, Miss, AZ the eonrt house Ia Oxford.
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against you in said court By Ida fully,
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dies Of Oxford aud vicinity to cal
and examine. Mar %, 1890.
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Seeretary's Desk, Oxford. Miss.

Secretary's Desk, Oxford, Miss.
March 81. 1890.
Tie delegatsst to tue LAFAYETTE
csuntv Alliance, are hereby Motif
ed that the third quarterly meet.
ing Will De held in the court house
IN Oxford, on Wednesday 23I day
of April.
A full attendance is desired a,
tnis meeting, business Of greater
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lore the bsdy at that time.
w @ Neil, Secretary.
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A Call xseti,r.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee Of Lafayette County is cal
to meet M the court house IN OK.
ford at III o'clock as, the 10Th o;
April to determine the method Of
electing delegates to the State Con
We ntiou in June. aud Lafayette.
two delegates to the Constitution.
al Convention in August. AL
cone.
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Rev. J Fl White attended the
Oxford Presbytery q P Church
He reports a good time among
that enlightened people, ard ex
press hiaself as delighted with
he University to which IS being
added a splendid library building
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