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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
A SLASH AT MISSOURI PACIFIC.


Chicago. April 10 t>pccial).-Thc ight aea'"'. "i"
Missouri Pacific started some time ago by uc NUN
Island and Atchson but which died borhih mas
been carefully considered by the Kansas 'lN "i''
and unless plans disarranecd VIII ue op'"'" "P
bv the Atchison nest week. The Initial Ht'P !" "'"
,rocr,r,nc * I, l, taken by the Atcli-on IN tho
quotation Of a - rate from kansa, city l" ''N'H''"'
the present rate being SO 80 fr'tcla'' anu Fi' oo
second. class The rate Is purely r'lala'"y io' "'"'
the Rock Island Atchlaon and Burlington '''ll' was
a wanton cut Of the Denver rate i"iS pc"'c'
cut hurt the Atchson especially A. II 'an al ""cnSo
local traffic which was practically wipe" o"' ~ ~
Missouri Pacific reducing the 81 90 rate 10 % , ;V
Tic ease, are reversed the 'hlNeH'"n 400
Atcson estimating that while II was i2sms FoV" iJ
lV the reduction 10 - the Missouri fa'in' ""n."
ln@c over ~ 900 coo. The other Denver i,,'' a.v
confident the Atchi,On cut VIII bring 'no , -,
Pacific 10 terms and induce II 10 agree nov "lN W
an advance In tile Denver rates. but 10 pc,o'u n
member of the proposed associations inc
of the Missouri Pacific l. now Tie one tlnle P''''e
The formation of these associations.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
CHARGING FORGERY AND RRIBERY.

Chicago, April ia bill by numerous property
owners on Randoph-st. and Ogdenave. was filed In
the Circuit Court this afternoon against the West
Chicago Rapid Transit Company and the City os
Chicago to restrain the construction of the proposed
elevated railroad on the thorouglfares named The
bill says that the consent Of majority Of the property
owners was never obtained by the company, many Of
the signatures purporting give consent being for
geres IL Is also asserted that the capital stock OF
the company, almost entirely, has not yet been paid
up aud that blocks Of the stock have been issued TO
number Of Aldermen 10 corT1ptly the passage
OF the company's ordinances No injunction has yet
been. granted motion for injunction may be made
next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TIE DAILY COMPAyY,S SUCCESS IN WAsHIN'IN

Washington April 10 tspcciaD.-Aueuslh "''y
company has Just closed at the National theatre '''
most successful engagement ever played III "as'"s
ton Perhaps no engagement in recent Sca9 nl
hecn attended by many people prominent III oin'i''
a,d eocial life During the week the house mas pecn
overcrowdcd at each performance Afnon,s ts"n s."r
lant have been the President and Mrs. Iarrlso
pcretarv proctor. Secretary Rusk, sir Julian i%alcc %
fotc Count Won Arco Valley the portugnesei
1,,iisb ard swiss Minister'S and other upionia.,,
in,i, branches of Congress have contributed 10 ca, IN
e"trrtainmcnt and other prominent cltizchs oi ''c
CanitaI have also been present. +, ,vash
rhe reception Of Mr.. Daly's organization III Masn
inct0n amounted to an ovation Miss .en@n and ,bo
i,,od calls and recalls nightly after the ace anu .ie
ti, ~ The curtain Mr.. DAILY also called 70 .iIe
tontghts several times during the week ana nc aud nd
inno1 with appropriate remarks. Mr. Day anu
r. rnnpanv will leave here for Philadclpa III 'en
fsap-
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

TI-'VhJNCfIINIT VN HE INNNDINN PACII IL,
Chicago. Apil 10 (speclall.-A dispatch from st.
Paul, Mnn.. says general superintendent Abbott.
Of the Pacific division Of the Canadian Pacific. passed
through here going East tonight. His mission is to
discuss with President Van Home the encroachmcnts
Of other lines the transconnenal trade If Canada.
by which the monopoly Of the Canadian Pacific is
threatened by the Northern Pacific and the Grand
Trunk Mr.. Abbott said that the Canadian Pacific
Intended 10 establish an alternative line west through
Crows Nest Pass which would connect with their
present line Of railway at lIopetown, in British Co
lunbla. While ut Winnipeg Mr.. Abbott CAV" orders
TO have 900 sent 10 Rcvel,Oke at the end Of this
month, 70 work the railway 10 be built between
the Columbia River and kO0tney Lake.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

from the South American Republic In fact, the
question involved the possession OF the mouth OF the
orlnoco and its immense delta, which Venezuela
GAINED a. It's own. For long while diplomacy had
Nalhly attempted to settle the dispute whlch has
assumed lacly threatening aspect. IN consequence
oi inroad' made by the English cooni>ts OF Guiana
upon Venezuelan territory. EX-Prcsidcnt Guzman
l'lanco was sent TO London special amh>> sador!
but did not succeed in arranging The affair am mean
quietly advanced no, only northcastwsrd in the di-
lecon OF the OrinOco delta, but also northwestwaM
IN the aurferOus district Of lnpur not far from the
large Venezuelan city, Cludad dc BOllvar
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Works of Art and Antiquities.

The largest sale Of works Of art and curioscs Of ~
kinds which has place for years will begin in Lon.
dom on Of May next, Mr.. e. Joseph, the well'
known expert and collector of having decided
TO retire business and having instructed Messrs
Christie Co. offer for sale at their great rooms the
whole Of his famous collection. Messrs Christie Co.
say it is the most important collection which has been
offered for sale for very many years
Richly illustrated catalogues to be seen in due course se
sypher Co.'S $50 Broadway; H. F. Duyeen's. 2o2 9TH
ave l.. a. Lanther's, % East 1Gth-st, and Henri o.
watsons 21s 5thave. NewYork, and at shreve. Crump
Low Co.. i32 washngton.st, Boston, and James s. Earle
& Sons Chestnut.st, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
MR. pIERRA or THE CONFERENCES WORK
WHY THE OPINION ExrREssED By THE TX'sEc'
RErARY NEED not BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY.

WHY THE OP1Nl EXPRESSED by TIE LASH
prTARY NEED NOr BIZ TAKEN sEnov~LY.
Washington. ApriI 70 rspcclali-Thc criticisms of
Mr. pcrra secretary Of the deurc spanish American
commercial Union. upon the works accomplished hy
hc international American Conference. are read in
Washington bv those who are Interested in the matter
with a good deal Of amu.cmcut. II }, vel known mat
Mr. Plcrra's views are somewhat inundocd. o"lns -
the fact that the members Of the Conference rciu'cn
10 take him AT his own valuation or any where near H.
Thi, gricvd Mr.. Picrra 10 such AN extent ih'i 10
handed I'm his resignation q, one Of the secretaries oi
the Conference half dozen fines at least accompany
ing the consideration If his resolve 10 resign c''h
time with increased demand, the good nature OF
his cmplo,crs The story Of hi, queer antic, was
outIncd in these dispatches some time ago. Ills
grievance. were many and his hatred Of W. T. curtis
the executive officer Of the Conference. by whom ha
believed himself snubbcd was intense
In an unguardcd moment. however Mr.. Pcrra re-
signed once too often The Conference took him at MS
word and accepted his offer 10 bcahc himself 4" "'her
field, Of usefulness. No more a,tonishcd at
this than Mr. picrra him elf. Regrets were In vain.
and the time for protests had passed. In III
~ generosity or piquc-it Is difficult Nto decide
,hich-Mr Picrr, offered 10 present the Government
,i,, thc ,yn,r- he had thnnlht he had earned but,
.trnce to say "A cold hearted aud un~y upathctic COY
crrmcnt would have none OF H. no. even II t1r amount
,nd lcen sufficient 10 pay OF the National dcit
For All these r,ason,, Mr. picrn when asked
whether the outlook for an 'ncivisr OF orr Soith
American trade Is disconraeinc, answcs hoicfmln .
W.li | think II l., somewhat ! believe there
Is a Widespread doubt whether the international
american Conference j. to have any sn.cr.. at all.
II wa inn opr0porly selected and many OF It's moN Ncncui,
we're nnsatisfactory.7 Aud thea Mr; Terra add.
uttlc ding al hl~ friend Curtis. which make TIE
knowing ones here WINK and hod Tn r. tongue, IN
heir checks. Fortunately the great worl a com
published by the Conference does moi denend for II,
ccommendation and approval upon the Judgment OF
men like Mr.. Perra. II speak for Itself
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
t, <TEVEIANU AT ATLANTIC CITY e.

,.oruc CITY, y. j., April l9.-Mrs Grover Clcvc'
land arr,ved here this evening at 80 O'Clock, Oh
,he limited express from NewYork. She was met
q, the station By Mrs. Lille MacAlllser Lans'o",
or Torresdale Penn, whose guest she VIII pc' anu
enc two were inhediacly driven 10 the Brlsnton
no,.I Mrs Cleveland took dinner tins evening
Win the wife of cx-Judge Woodward. In the Iat'er
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
CENTURY PLANTS AT THE HUB
from The Boston Advertiser.

From The BOAuoh h"'S''''''
Ncw.York is pluming itself upon the faot u, t'au ""
century plant belonging TO gentleman or &as; ao
=, ,nn, thc point of bloomlLg This Is, IL In ,ruc, I"
ro 'occnrrcnce but NcwYork Is greatly IN aiearS %
magnificent century plant belonging TO the cry ot "
,o,,"p was IN full bloom In the Public Gafucr ~.
m,ner The shoot very lofty, but the Dio,so'n @
.ppo"ns having Of hno.r s psS ao
ths propcrty Of the city, is expected TO bloom e'
opmQeh -
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
RESIGNATION OF A WESTERN MANAGER

Denver, April 10 (specaD.-A surprise was created
in railroad circles to-day when p. J. Flynn, general
Western passenger agent Of the Missouri Pacific ten
dercd his resignation, to take effect after May Is.
Mr.. Flynn managed TO secure entrance into Denver
for the Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific roads having
resigned lucrative Office with the former to connect
himself with the latter. lie resigns 10 take en-.
tire charge Of the consolidated Rio Grande Midland
road. with Jurisdiction thrOnghou the country.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Washington April lo.-Major Washington Matthews
surgeon, duty in Washington. has been ordered
to duty at Fort Wineatc, y. NJ. relieving Major P
J. 4. Clcary, who Is ordered To duty at Mt Vernon
barracks, Ala. Captain George VI. Randall. 23d
Infantry has been assigned TO temporary recruiting
drty. First Lieutenant L. II. French. 18th Infantry
ha, been ordered to duty at Fort Porter. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
MIRRIED.

BAIRD-VAN ALsr-At the Reformed Dutch Church.
Ncwtown l.. l.. April 10. 1890. hy the l'eN: L. l.
shepard Robert C. baird Of Marlboro a. J., 70 Hen
riotfa Schoonmakcr. daushter Of James L. Van Alst
orIrNGwOOD-sCHGCKIF-- F--)n Wednesday April 10.
at rouchke,p,c y. y by the Ven Archdcacon liegen-
fu,- ora Tossing daughter Of Mr. Jonh Schicklc, 10
Mr. Edwin j. Collngwood. OF Hawley, Penn
WITHERBEEs-PEAsLkE THURSDAY ApId II. at the
rc-idrnc. OF Frank Wiihrrbec esd by the Kew Henry
x,.n DvLe d. D. assisted by the Rev Lewis Francis
Florence. daughter of Ms. {. ;. Nitherpcc ana DE-
IdMnrd Horny Peasec. boh of thls cltl
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
A FAST TRAIN TO THE SOUTHWEST.

ST. Louis, April 10.-Beginning tomorrow, tho
Missouri Pacific Railway will fast train between
st. Louis and Fort Worth, Texas, via Tcxarkana,
Paris, sherman and Dallas. 1t will leave here daily
at 10 p IN. and make the in twenty ysevcn hours
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
STARTING on THEIR SOUTHERN TOUR.

Washington, April 19.-Thc delegates to the Pan
American Conference left Washington tonight at IL
O'Clock for tour through the southern states, which
will occupy three weeks. The arrangements for tho
trip were made by :. W. I. Draper tourist agent OF
The Pennsylvania Company, WHO VIII nave charge OF
the train.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
TO BEGIN TIE ROCHESTER, GILMAN AND ST.


Chicago April 10 (Spccial).-At a meeting Of the
directors and stockholders of the Rochester, Gilman
and II. Louis Railroad, at wlnanac. Ind. yester-
day. the following directors were elected: j. X Lee.
4. d. Toner, II. f. Patterson. J. b. Agncw. F. L.
Wagner, }. ;. Slick, W c. Bennett, . P. Thompson.
elected president. A. ID. 4oner, vice president;
William II. Bouslog. treasurer, and John T. Ilol-
singer, secretary. The bonds placed and tho
contract awarded To Major c. a. Benjamin. of New
York City. Who Will begin cons tructon at once.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
BAY CITY AND BATTLE CREEK MoRTGAGED.

Battle Creek. Mich. April 19.-A mortgage ior
81 800 900 from the BAY city and Battle Creek KAN
road 10 The Metropolitan Trust Company, of Nc"-
York has been ncd In Calhoun, Barry, Eatoh iohla'
Clinton. Montcalm and GfatiOt counties bohu' !"
the amount of $1,000 mile are to be- isSucd a. ias.
a. the road Is completed. The line from Bav 'llv
tn Midland is already finished. and work on the re
maindcr VIII be pushed
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Religious Notices.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Union Taoe,
,ocin Church, 35th-St.. Broadway-Sunday $50.
address by The eloquent exponent OF tmeranee SAC EL
I, orue subject. - Who T. Responsible - Choice
nrslcal programme BY large choir. MI. ANNIE PARK.
Ctrnctst JoNtl'l b''AhDo'' ittSNc"'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
MR.. STONES ppopApLE SUCCESSOR.

MIR. STONES PROBABLE SUCCESSOR.
Chicago, April 10 Cspecial.-In spite Of the fact
that General Manager Ripley. Of the Burlington Is in
the direct line of advancement for the Office made
vacant by the resignation of second VcePrcsident
stone. II probable that VlccPresdent Harris OF the
Burlington and Northern, will be chosen should Mr.
Ripley be promoted there is no to take his place
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
CARRYING LIVE STOCK AT A LOSS.

Chicago, April 10 lspcclal-Ali lines cA'vp' '"o
,Iton I'm the southwestern division of the' western
rr,h, ,ssociation met in secret session today ana
agreed 10 nav to shippers So 30 for every ear OF STOCK
hinncd over their lines from Kansas CITY TO 'hioaso
Th, knocks such hole In live stock rates "s 10 MAKE
them non paying. but they were compec 10 bai 'Ii
would hcgn TUESDAY paying regular mileage 10 ship
WI WI" ., rattIc in common stock cars, such mileage
.mouutfnp to ~
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Notices Of marriage must be indorsed with full
name and address.
DIED.


.vrrs-ro nrooklvn. Friday. April 49, 1890. Sarah H.
Funeral services at the residence 81 ssr orSner at
L. l.. "A. AyF''' Is h''N'"'''''' OH 'D''"'' -''''' "
BoARDMANsh inst Girad sS sider sen SG,r Of L'u'daS
Funeral private. oo At,
BRowNn Rrokyn wrdas,day ApS iS iSo Nars ois
in tne siS, Ns'I o ST james church. Iafal ettaye and
james ra, prSGSG% i6ai% oH MGGSy nSmcnl Hpr T. 4" p "
rmrrruoIG ON THURSDAY. April ~ at his residence
Acrt Chcoorg in IN. a,h Seaf ar 0l n1 @ve AZ s. pau
Friend, invited to stend and u, ,thsr on o saaGny
A. NcrlI + 20, '9"lS"i $50 D. 'H' M.
rI,osr-Nt Locust Valley, Friday. April IS, Valentine
Ier p, N a his iate residence Tuesday April 90 at 30
cirrIce. M Will meet the II O'Clock train from L. l. City
mrckscmE orans s. on 4 sa'Srdpy ,s AZ. ASF 1Snn i9 g.
rost,r tosD o and Widow Of Charles \. Heckscher
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Hi9GINsoN-At Colorado springs Colorado on MONDAY
services a. Trinity 5sa5n % c a. Pri"ee0" Nc"er'fy
Train ea%e! Ne%.Yoi 80 and Philadelphia at
cSSgs: meet trains on o ag.ys slssI,v Aor 1o Fred
erlck Kuhne, banker aged TO years.
MFslEnA. wsppners Fall, T. sa;uTSny d T., Apr lSs
Notice Of funeral hereafter
NATHUsIUs-Franocs A.. wife Of Oscar A. Nathusius on
FUNERAL ASlli Il, piSatc aSsr % '''''' ~
smorron Friday April 1s, $780, Peter. beloved son Of
lohn and Elizabeth shopp, age 81 years months
respectfully 10
.hc fmneal services on Sunday. April 20. at O'Clock
NJ M from his late residence. 697 Commuhipa"'a'e',
Jersey city.
Interment al convenience Of family.
sTILwEL-on SATURDAY morning. April 49, ~ Harriet L.
Funeral services will be- held AZ her ate resoencc, l23
West i3dst on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
m,vrop A, his residence L. Sussex Place. Jersey
~ n E,yi,v evening 18th inst David Taylor. In the
"e, sarvices viii take place from Trinity Methodist
Enl.eopsl church York-st.. Jersey CITY, on Monday
paprcs ApFII a. and a s"d, SSs' are invited attend
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Gove the EbiIdreu,

Arc small n- homeopathic pellets and as easy 10
take a. sugar Everybody likes them. Csrters Little
Liver Pl-. Try them
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

ne at the altar for the marriage blessing and for the
prayers of the people The bride was att!red IN her
travelling dress and started Immediately alter inc
wedding with her husband for Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
A NEW COLLAR.

Ministers. Lawyers. Teachers and others whose
occupation gives little exercise should use carriers
Little pills for torpid liver and biliousness
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

The little advertisements the elghtn and ninth
pages OF The Tribune to-day run along the whole
gamut OF human necessities. They appeal to every
condition Of man and woman.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
vn CHANGE IL TIE ST.

40 CHANGE ~ THE STATUS OF ihT "O
The recent reorganization OF the south PchnsyNan,"
Railroad Company doe, not foreshadow an ,""'e"'".o
construction of the road. The reorganization 'i'"''
the property Of all litigation and outside
and leaves 1t in f1ic control of the Nandcrpt '"oes
Nothing however, has been ueci"e" "Po' ,ns
whether the road shall be built ana "hl'o
fh,,,ccx n Depcw and Francis Lynde stet>on de-
clnn to make oniclal Statements 1t Is understood on
good authority that changes VIII DC n'uo % a., ~ '.'e m
sst.tus ~ the property which now exists snpN ~
an asset 20 represent the money sunk J" '''o o"e'
prise year, ago
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

.,sSocrATION HALL" West i25th-st-Nr. d. l..
4, m ,idress the .'Mcn's Meeting" Sunday after.
noon at 4 o'clock. subject "Sowing and Reaplng."
Men welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

tain independent position and thereby
larger share Of the proceed, Of through business by
selling traffic privileges 10 the highest bidder.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Party gong abroad will sutAet elegant suite at Tho
Cambridge. for short term Z. balance Of lease Apply
1894 5th.sve.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Those who I'm search OF real estate servants,
board rooms. or who want 10 buy rent houses,
should examine the many columns Of brief anLnnce-
mcnts on the eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune
today.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Hlmrod', whooping Cough Cure instantly relieves the
whoops and patient with no III after ehccs
For sale by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
" AfINGO.'
+. & w.
" AfINGO.

Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure. 6 for So None
better at price. Largest stock Of mems furnishing
gooi, in Ncw.ltik. oOv and 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

,rr SOULS, CHURCH, Madison-ave. and 6Gth-st.,
pev II HEBER NEWTON will preach at III a. m ane
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

san Francisco, April 19.-one OF the prono'e'S VI
the Pacific short Line. railroad enterprise w,oh mas
caused considerable interest here now In TINS e'V
lie says 1t is expected that the line VIII be co"p..eu
to Wyoming by January next and to Ogden III Two
xssrs, Heslsp Iatmstes that the company WIZ ma's'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

business chances and bargains OF various sofs 80
mentioned in the many columns OF ucifstln sr,h
tisements on the eighth and ninth pages oil lhe Inv
,,ne this morning
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
5perial Notices.

A. Samuel Krciscr Auctionecr.
ANNoUN UNcEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
GREAT UNRESERvED
AUCTION
RARE WORKS OF ART.
EMPIRE and LOUIS XIV. XIV. and XVI FURNITURE.
HALL CLOCKS SILVER ARTICLES OF vERTvs
BRoNzEs BRIC-A.BRAc. &c.
STOCK OF
SYPHER SEQ.
Their new store 5th-ave 2sthst. being wholly
inadequate accommodate their stock. public
sale Of great portion thereof has become imperative.
THE SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT THEIR OLD
STAND.
$50 BROADWAY COR. 17TH.ST..
on THURSDAY. APRIL a. AND FOLLOWING DAYS.
AT . O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
The catalogue includes 800 lots, representing
value
Prominently important sale Of Its kind ever
held In this country.
". B.-Ths sale will be In its s.rictess
sense
NOW ON EXHIBITION DAILY.
FROM 10 4 NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
BY order Of sYPHER & CO..
SAMUEL RREISER. Auctioneer.
A. Robert Somcr,iIle. Auctioseer.
by ORTGIES e. co.
Owing to closing their BRANCH STORE,
800 BROADWAY,
THE FIRST JAPANESE MANUFACTURING AND
TRADING co.
(of Is East 1sthst)
will sell by auction without the entire collection OF
japanese ART GOODS including rich Bronzes Coscunes.
Blue and White Chinese Porcelains, Old Poeries, An
tique Silks and Bric-a- Brac, at their
BRANCH STORE o2o BROADWAY.
commencing TUESDAY, April o. at p m and the fal-
lowing days.
A. Rare EnGrnvings.
FREDERICK KEPPEL g. co. BEG TO CALL AT.
TENTION TO THEIR LARGE COLLECTION OF POR-
TRAITS WHICH INCLUDES THE MASTERPIECES
OF NANTEUIL EDELINCK, DREVET, MASON.
AND WILLIE.
THEY HAVE ALSO MANY FINE PORTRAITS on
LAWYERS AMONG THEM BEING THOSE OF Mans
FIELD. THURLOW, LYNDHURST, CAMDEN, ETC.
INSPECTION INVITED.
20 EAST 10TH-ST UNION SQUARE
Carpet Cleanng.-T. NJ. STEWART. 320 1ha'es
send for circular; telephone call. 126 2lst.st
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

BELovED DISCIPLE s9thst. near N,stls Msdson,,vesy
a. m. and D. m. Holy Baptism at night Service
Svodnosdav and Friday a
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Harris 4 Co.'S finely fashioned true fitting
garments for gentlemen order, onc-thrd less than
expensive tailor, charge. 1i0i and PIG Broadway.
Established 1910
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

Diseases OF the Nervous system Genito rinary Organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours to IL, 8 to g.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

CHuRcu OF CHRIST (Scicntis). Hartman Hall. cor:
1o,Sst and 5thave entrance West 18TH hs-Preac nun
sr.ics S"nday 10 80 a. M Bible class at y m Chrs'
sian Science Headquarters Readngroom ana Dispesay'
No 10 East 22d.st open day and evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY
Mount Hope Wcschcs:er County,
>, york and Northcrn Railway station on the Grounds
Ne"io'~ a Once II West 23d-st.
,a. oe.os 81, West l25th.st and y. Y. y.
nuiding Getty Square Yonk'rs \. l.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
Berton " Sec.-
Quarts. $50: rInts. $40 net
Announcements.

Ask your grocer for 1t. :.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

currcu OF THE MESSIAH. corner 3fth-ss ana
, cho ~ Si.~vic,s at fl a. M Preaching by Rev.
R"RERT COLI YER. Subject: AFTER Easter "hAs
Then
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Ni' ana Mrs William 4. Whitney WHO expect l" pass
The summer in London. returning in time for tho
season In Newport Mrs. George b. Mcclellan mas
taken the house No. 1Oo Cromwell Road, London for
the season.
Tomorrow morning the daily pubic coach for the
Country Club will start from the Hotel Brunswick on
ns first trip Of the season The route VIII he inc
sane as in former years, through the PARK ara mar
em, across the Harlem bridge, up the bOnlcNhu' anu
thence through wctchester village and TO the Country
'uo. 1t Is expected to cover the distahce-hiVceh
nlles-n about two hours. Passengers may ENJOY
luncheon at the club. and reach Flfth-avc ana IwehV
Axth-st In time for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs John +. Tamage, OF NO. 40 souti
rortlandave Brooklyn. have sent out invitations ior
an evening reception for Friday, April 70
delightful musical party for young people was
gwen last evening by Miss Virginia Coudert and her
sister, Miss Marie Coudert, at her home No. IL East
Forty ffth-st. An extremely interesting programme
vas Interpreted by the Misses Coudert, Mrs. j. Car
ol Beckwth. Miss Elliot. Beverley ROBINSON, Law
nak Enee fnrnure lr, Miss Cody. Mr. de Harrll. Mr.
na.hsr, tle quartet Club. and Clifford smith, Jr VINO
contributed violin solo. At midnight supper was
SSrved Among the guests Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Noses Taylor Pyne Mr. and Mrs. John Marie. Miss
tarsse Livingston, the Misses toOdrdgc Mrs. Lcntil
nerdng, Miss George wilmerding Mis- Baldwin John
+, hsdden, the Misses Morgan. Miss Davis Mr.. and
~rs; raul Fuller. Andrew Bbby and Dache schmidt.
a.ssss marriage OF Mrs. Lena Anderson, the Oldest
SSse,shter OF }. Wayne Anderson, Of savannah. 10
~ a." upper meyers was SOcmnzed al the thurch
~. "s Holy sepuchre, seventy fourth-st. and Park
o0r3sM Thursday The rector. the Rev. DR.. Hughes,
- sseo The ceremony largely attended by
trends Of the bride and bridegroom. The rector
susee us'sd the wedding according to the old English
Ersss which obtains in many of the churches IN
loo, - ssscmbled in the body Of the church at the
seusS Sae chSncel steps where tie bridegroom pre-
Of ~ ue civil license Of the marriage At the giving
wkisS nng the accustomed duty" was presented.
an6 scnslsted OF the fees for the clergyman, choir
- pS1a. After the giving and taking In mar
aae teken 4lA0e. Tie newly mAErlsd couple