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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

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WyIs tor me Hawaiian Islands. per ;. Australia from
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Gov Australia New. Zealand Hawaiian, FIJI and samoan
isianas nsr : Armcda from san Francsc0 close hero
Inrana With british mails Tor Australia Mails or :he
Society," Islands per ship Tropic Bird from san Francsco
cioso here June '2t at 80 p. Mails for Nemfound.
land hy rail Halifax, and thence 10y steamer close at
% 20 no.ton and thence by steamer close this ONCE
daily at 30 p. N. Mails for Cuba hy rail 70 Tampa
Fla ard thence by steamer via kcy West Fla close ~
this Office daily at > 30 Mail, for Mexico over
close a; this Office daily nc a. m =,
The schedule o closing ~ Trans Pacitc malls IS a.:
ranged the presumption q their unincrr1nted overland
transit 10 san Francisco. Malls from the East arriving
time n: san Francisco on the day u sang 81 rtsn &
are DISPATCHED thence the day Registered man
closes at q D. m. the previous day. - - ..
~ CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postofrce. Ncw-York. y. Y. May go 1890
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
DIR. DRApER's IMPROVED WEATHER RECORDS

DR.. Daniel Draper director Of the Central farN
Observatory since 1-GS has this year made important
additions 10 his already highly valuable mcteorooS
cal reports He is now giving. in the Hoh'lN
records hourly observations Of direction velocity an"
pressure of the wind and of The wet bulb th'rhoh'
tcls Hitherto the printed reviews contained Only
three observations day OF each Of these clcihei'''
As long ago a. 1883 he 1--ucd hourly figures from ms
sun thermometer. and in --s h" began giving holrH
data from his shade dry-lulb Thermometer. Inc II
ooIding wet-bulb instrument whose readings arr
now given is probably the only thing OF ii' hlhd III
the world.
These Ceptral Park reports have LONG had inEh
reputation among mctcoroloGSt-: and Dr. Draper =
data are often quoted the bases OF sciciihc aru
ces In magazines. But ms most valuable oontriou-
tions 10 science. probably. his inventions "i son
registering apparatus to take the place Of the cnmhron
Photographic paraphernalis used in o~orvaores many
wears ago. The modesy OF this industrious ana a'
compshed scholar has prevented these dcVlc"a
becoming known as they deserve even smohg @ uoVo.
tees OF weather scierce. The solution OF many
problems In this department of know ledge ocpcids
upon a study Of the mysterious fluctuations oil hu
nidlty, wind. temperature and barometrlc prc9suf.
which occur I'm intervals OF only few lnlnute- anu
il is only by obtaining permanent and reliable i'od>
by means of this delicate and valuable mcchdhIAh'
that such researches become possible
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Birdie Fair; bridesmaids Miss Jennie Blair Miss Belle
smith, Miss Nellie JOlfc and Miss Lille OCOanOr best
man, Surgeon Melancthon l.. Ruth, I. :. y; usherS,
Mr. y. NJ. GTccnway, Mr.. James ID. Phelan Mr. FRANK
j. CarOan and Mr.. \. H. Snail.
Only limited number Of relatives and Intimate
Trends have been invited 10 witness the ceremony
Which Will DC performed at O'Clock Tuesday even
ing. June g. at the residence of Mrs Theresa tair No
ll20 Pine st. His Grace Archbishop Roldah VIII
0fficiate assisted by the Nicar-General. the heN;
Father Prcndergast \ feature Of the ceremony VIII
be The singing Of the Bridal Chorus from " lohci
grin" by twenty female voices from The Handel and
Haydn Society under the direction of Mr H. j. Stew
art. VI. b.. who will play the accompaniment upon Il
large organ, which will be placed in the mouse e.,
pctallv for the occasion. At 9 O'Clock reception
sued The decorations under the charge Of Miss Mary
ID. Bates, Will be exceptionally beautiful supper VIII
DC served i'm immense round tent. when WI w
erected on the lawn near the conservatory This as
well the entire residence will be Illuminated DJ III
Candcsccnt Clectrc-llehts
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
BRONSON uowAR, 10 WRITE 4 NEW PLAY.

A. l.. Haymau. VIII, arrived here on the Lain ON
FRIDAY has made cntract with Bronson Howard
for a new play, be rady about thc middle Of the
season after next Mr. POward viii thus have plenty
Of time for the work aud here Is stipulation 10
the character Of the piece. play by Mr.. Howard
is thought to DE enough AID tA" subject and nature
Of II ar, left entirely II him. lie VIII remain abroad
for some time yet, spending TAI, summer ln m south
Of France and returning To England for the production
Of Shenandoah This Will le under the manage
ncnt Of George Edwardcs, Of the Gaicty Theatre.
London, though II IS not announced definitely that
the play will be at the Gacty. The time Is also
uncertain. IL may be as early November, or II
othcr engagements prevent this f. may Dee in the
neighborhOOd Of March. When it j, finally placed on
the stage it Will be fer long Mr. llayman viii
manage the branch Of the London Gaety Company
headed by Mr. Leslie and Miss FarTen IT. tour IN
this country next season.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE PRESIDENT At WASHINGTON.

Washington, May 81 (~RecialJ.-The President ana
party consisting Of secretaries Iusk and WindoM'
Private Secretary llaliord, and Marshal Kamsdel re
turned 10 Washington from Cleveland this evening al
sn5. The journey from Iftt,burg this Isornlne "aa
accomplished without incident except that the Penn
syyanla Railroad broke It's record for time between
ptt,burg ard Altoona. The pauty left PttAburs about
10 o'clock in a special train, and the % Altoona
was made in six minutes shorter time than ever before
The President expressed himself, on his arrival here
A. pleased with the experiences of his journey
There wa, no demonstration at the station, niihpYh
ouife a number OF person had assembled AT the
catcs 10 see the distinguished party. Attorney Gen
,r,l Miller left the party AT Cleveland tO 60 10 IN
Tananols and Vice President Morton left IL AT
IIrrisb1rg continuing on 10 New York.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
REVIVING EXPERIENCES At JOHNSI0pN
NEWSPAPER SURVIVORS" HAVE DINNER AND
ORGANIZE.

About thirty newspaper men of New York, Philadcl
piia and Pittsburg who wear ago yesterday s'ar'c"
for J0hnsown Penn. to tell the world Of the havoc
which had been wrought there by the bursting oi t
South Fork dam had reunion and dinner last hien' d"
the FelowcT5lft Club. in Fast Twenty nntIi-St "o"
cral Hastings, Adutant General OF pennsylvania WIN
did such heroic work in relieving the sufferers was me
guest OF honor and his two associates Cooncl h"l"''
and Mayor Evans, were also present most chJo'
able evening was spent in reviVing the hardNips o
those memorable days and exchanging the experiences
which were undergone An organization WIS o"''''
and il was decided to have reunion each Ac"n' O"'
man promising to be present if possible
on the back of the menu card was TINS SNORT p"
expressive sentence: We starved together NO" we
dine together Each person made speech a D'uto
i'm the shape of a Maltese cross was adopted " o'N'
as a memento of the trip. The medal Stahd Is o'lo
inch high The centre figure is of guld ana IeP'c
ssnts a CORES pondent sitting on box ana WFiths Oh
tbe head of n barrel, while above him nun me lee
rraph wires bearing his story of tD hlN hcNSpaPvI,
Nh6ut the centre figure Is circle of blue claci' Ni'
the word JohnsOwn" In gold letters Inc a.ans W VI
laurel wreath is of gold some OF tn0e Pr. - y,
Roger :. Walsh, J. Hampton Moore ArlnT :. ibe
"Tho Philadelphia Ledger: W. II. FcarHrI q. ,,t
phiIodelphia Cali" H. = Brown. Of The fli%t lPn'
Press: Il. VI. Walters of PttsburS g. ~ ~ si
Mr. Uopson Mr. Leslie Il. \. FaTrelly H. ). bI.f!e'
J. H. D. Wilson, of The World y. f. kellogg 4. ~
Chamberlain. Of The sun; william >. a. h'.l,3 ,.3 ;
Francis Folsom. W. J. Henderson ana ltuEl laN',iII
OF The Times: William Ellis, j. a )o,rln-, "",S
TregaskiS. Robert II. Lyman and y. T. hen''''' '"
The arrangements were made by Me-srs. TrcgasSi''
Wilson and kcnncY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
rovu rr,pI~rE 10 TIE sTElNwAYs.

4 cablc.ram from London, dated May ~ Ho'"
stcinway Hall. 40. - Lower seymour ST. '"~ ~
square W. brings the gratifying news '""'' ~ a..
warrant Messrs. stcnway ~ sons nave 'c'cN'" wv
,n,o,, ~ =. Piano Manufacturers to Her Majesty
,hc ou,eu of England and the Royal Court. foI
wears past the Royal family have been p''on, "
s,oInway a sons. Her Majesty having bought Sc'cr'
grand and upright pianos as also inc rl"',u "''"
Princess Of Wales. Princess beatrice inc b"'"' ="
Fife ETC., etc. ,.,,,,
This Royal distinction, conferred upon '' ',, -,
.'',,..a,,,r,,, rru .,alu confirms the position ot
.,,,,,. 4 sons as tbc leading house Of the piano
manufacturing Industry of the world, 'einoe i"iiS
ipdorsed by the American pubc.-lMail and LAp''''
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE FIRE AT FORT UORTH
ONE BRAVE MAN LOSES HIS LIFE AFTER SAVING
MANY PEOPLE FROM \ HORRIBLE DEATH

MANY PEOPLE FROM \ HORRIBLE DEATH.
Fort Worth, TcX.. May 3l.-W Iayne. railroad
contractor is the only victim OF the spring Palace
Ere There were 5000 persons in the building, and
all got ont In less iilan three minutes. Many jumped
from The sccoud-stOry windows and were iniurcd but
the Indications that deaths will result Iiaync
threw numbers of women and children from the sec
ond story windows. and then eaped "a the ground with
a scnsccsS woman in his arms. His clothes were all
ablazc. and he broke several bones in his leap. lie
died at 40 O'Clock th, morning.
Thirty people arc reported injured, all from Fort
Worth except the following: ". Il. Cruise New Orleans
f.. H. Fudge Chicago A. l.. Evcrctts, NcwOrlcans
Miss Leah Couts, Wcathcrford, Tex. Mr.. Allen,
Wichita, Kan: Professor hlford Reilly Of the Egln
Eand; Miss Mamie Douglass. Tyler, Tex; Miss a. NJ
Grant. Wcatherford, Tex; and Bsscll Wilson, -.
Louis.
The fire started from some one tramplinS on n
sulphur match The loss is estimated at 100000.
exclusive Of exhibits Of historical value. There was
$1,000 Insurance the buIldng. The Palace was
to close sunday. and had been poenoIncral sue
cess. Many hundreds of persons had come IRON otcr
states 10 II. The whole state suffers through l5
de ,tIucton.
Russell lIarrieons co0lncss in trying 10 calm the
mass Of humanity In the wild break for exits Is com
mcntcd on widely.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
NATIONAL SOCIETY. 8. 4. R

Tms board ~ Managers ot the National society.
:. A. r.. met in New York CITY Yesterday az The
orce ~ President General webb. pursuant 10 call
~ Judge Dcrug. There present the Hon Luclu.
F. Dcming. o' Connecticut. The Hon. william II. ArnouN
and Colonel Ethcn Allen OF Sew York me Hon. Edwin
Barrett and Luther /. rarbell, ~ Massachusetts
Paul Revere and Josiah g. Iumpclly Of New Jersey
Lieutenant !. G. crr-sp ard william Frnci, Crc~ar.
of Mary land Professor g. Brown Gootc. Of Wash
ington. D. C.. aud Wilson l.. Gill. ~ ONO.
Routine work and committee report, occupied much
oi the time
RcglstrarGrnerh rarbou reported active de
maui iur badge.
Sccrctar, General Cr"-ap reported that all of the
National oncc-- elected at The Louisville convention
had accepted tn" offer, conferred upon them. with
the single exception of General W. T. sherman. vhp
now far advanced i'm ycar,. declared himself ior yar
Gus reasons unable o. accept. The manager, filled
tho vacancy tin, created by the election OF Edwin
Barrett. II Massachusetts, ~ one Of the three honorary
Vice presidents, thus rivIu- prominent place In
the management 81 The National Society. \. r.. Il"
one of lis most valued and active members.
judge ArnOux offered resolution warmly CON
mcndiug the President of tlr rnitcd ,tat'' for Do,
recent order that th- star, aud stripes should hy
over the White House every day of the ycar from
sunrise 10 sunset. Unanimously adopted
judge ArnouN then offered "A resolution IN favor oi
celebrations Of the 9Th Of Juy iu every State OF the
Couutrv.
Judge Dsmlng cordially seconded the resolution.
and aid thought circular should De- addressed to
the president, 81 the stat" socctcs urging ulpn them
immediate attention 10 thl, subject.
The suggc. ton accepted hy the mo'"r oi iI'
rceolution aud the met .urc wa tlcn uianli'u'N
adopted. 1890
4 third resolution Offered by Judge ArnouN was
also adopted recommending that during tfc ce'biloh
of the ih Of Jul, the band should PLAY nothing cN
cent patriotic Mr.. He referred ~ The sP'nt iuep'
apl lause which greeted every patriotic selection III
the Memorial Dny exercises. - .,
some other bn.incs, was transacted and the general
interests Of the National -oclcty were discussed ana
tho Bosri adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
HARVARD DEFEATS NALE.
sT,GG OUT or ronM-TuE GAME woN Is T

eTAGG OUT OF IOEM "TIL GNME Won n IT'D
LAST INNING.
Cambridge. Mas. May II l~pHdal.-lIar''r' sue
cccdcd in defeating Yale this afternoon by s''N "'
o - d. thc winning run being made by b""her J" inc
last half Of the ninth Inning, onc Of Dean ~ a'
hits. siaeg Wa, NOT On good trim. makng ionr villa
pitches aud allowing Ilar'ard 10 maxi" ten ht>.
Dowucr pitched poorly In the first part Of the Pa'"''
but did well later when matter, became crt'aI.
Harvard outplaycd Yale. and would have won by Il
larger margin had Dovnrr done better WORK III t"
l..cluniug. ON the whole the game wa one ol the
cll-o,t and most interesting game, ever "lthc''cn
in Cambridge. The score was:
IIary"d I'I, '.............9I . IS
Earncd rum lIar,a'd ]. Ya.e .. IwGla,e hm ha,
Poole Dean. Thlco-hase hit.-Llnni H0Wland. Ia, :
on balls-By stag b. by porncr :. Strgch o"w w,,iI ,i
Stapg , by Downcr s Passed blll-rnlain Wi.n
Itci,cs-Stapc T. DOWncr . Imprcs-Bond nhu V'i'"'
Time Of ei,ine-@ -.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
10 RECEIVE THE VISITORS At ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis Nd, May 3I.--An order. in part as iol
lows .as been issued by Captain SAMPSON
The Board Of Visitors will lie officially received ~ a,
10 as a m Monday, June p The Academic lto'uh
and ofIors In charge of other departments VIII as
sembe a. the library building at 10 80 d: m, 10
accompany the superintendent TO the Board iionse
aud then accompany the Board OF Visitors III tio
Inspection of the Academy. The cadets viii be
paraded a. battalion Of infantry with the Academy
hand The Marine Guard viii salute the Eoaiu o
Visitors 10 passes and salute OF seventeen gun,
VIII be fired rom The 5aIting Battery. The hoaiu
will then be received by the cadets Instructors VIII
be in the buildings Of their respective departments 10
assist the Board in Its insDsrtinn
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE LAST or SEVERAL PLAYS.

Three four theatrical attractions ended thelr runs ~
night The County Fair" which has held the s'os' VI
a.. Iniou Spuafe Theatre since autumn was
one Of them. .lr. Burgess VIII bring II back Tor n'A'
SEASON. and ln tae m"an:ime another coinnny WI" p
placed road play the piece. Louis AIuIIon anu
his company also closed their engagement. in Ihc hd"f
AZ palpep Theatre At the Casino The Grand Duchess
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TIE WEATHER REPORL
unrrl..c.r. ,.11I Y 2 NJ SuNDAY

FOHTC NST TILL i. NJ 81 NpNf'
Washington. May 81. p m.-f"' N'"'' IVY w
Delaware fair weather: stationary; variable "lhu'
For Eastern New.NofA and Eastern PENNSYLVANIA tir
weather. .t,tionar, temperature; variable winds
For Connecticut Rhode l-land, MaS'a'hu'e''' N,"-
IIaup,hre and vermont continued war" anu ''''
weather: variable Wind. -. ,..,.,t,orf, fair
For Wcstcrn NcwYorK and Western n1, fT' roir h,
weather: stationary trmprmtnt'. except S'-''' '''
in the vicinity of Buffalo northriF "ihu0'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Tribune Office Junr l. o. m.-Th' movement il, Wv
barometer Yesterday was upward. tn" ShN was ''''
less the greater part m the d'N' INV io, ,, to-
,o,r than On the co,r-rondng day last year ana 90
degrees higher than on friday. ,.,c.. t, te,nper
,mr a. f,lr w,athrr with sii@hJ chAiE'' ~ '''"F'
,,,rn NAV ~, c>nact,d 4 today Ia aud near this CIV
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

-bn,er- Iloyd's Euxesis requires neither soap nor
water enabling shave with comfort IA half the usual
time Cool and refreshing to the skin Inyauaole 70
travellers Pl.ablo tube bears signature Aimee Lloyd
In red Ink. Refuse all others. Sold by Park Tiford,
NcKe-son Robbins. +. Fougera and all druggists
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

hau c last Performance, for The present. though still play
ing % large audiences. Miss Lillian Russell received
huirous presents ~ flowers wreath Of laurel from Iu
doiph ATonson ard handsome travelling from the
members Of the company rroctor's Twcntythrd Stree:
Theatre also closed it, season.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Suburban Iiomes,

An exceptional chance to suburban home AFFORD
ing most magnlfcen. view of the beautiful Hudson RVer
scenery and Palisades frnged with their
crown ~ darCrccn foliage IS offered In an advertisements
headed Suburban Homes that appears In another column
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
BertOn "Scc.n
Quarts, $50; Pints, $32 net.

New Novel," The Rcll OF ST. Pauls,' by Walter
Besant has rapidly attained a large and deserved
popularity. In it the author says, This is Age
~ Apolnaris Water"-a very true remark seeing that
no less than j.722 600 bottles were filled at the
Apolnaris Spring in the year 1880! -.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE \dJutant-t,cncral u. II. Hastings
q, pcnu,yl,anla Henry C. PAYNE of Mlwaukc", ana Ten
eraI Anson g. McCoos. WIND~ous- Hugh McNll'h OF
u,tr.t and George Westinghouse IT., OF PldsbHIs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
5uteial Nstltes.
E.uyork. NIny n. 1890.

a., ,e,hv notify our patrons aud the public In gen
oral ta. we have 40 connection whatever with the Danh
i hnrnt OF W Wolf 3s2 Grnhd-st our onee u
",rn q, usual for the transaction oi business anu qur
nations are assured they Will receive o same and' ,d ",
and .a.l,factiOn In the dspatch OF al p"scs' "" w
US as heretofore woLPIFs ETHIOPIAN EXPRESS.
"Ni-tA BfoadyaY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Fifth Are.. I9th and 50h sts, NeG. Fork.
FIREPROOF. This popular house has been greatly
enlarged by the addition (on 5th.
ave. OF an absolutely Grcproof
EXTENSIVE building, stories hiCh. making
FRONTAGE. the total frontage 32S feet. IL
Is noted for It's elegant and home.
LUXURIOUS e. like accommodations. and It's attIac.
HOME LIKE tive suites, each comprising drawing.
ACCOMMODA- room, large, airy. double and single
TIONS. bedrooms. with bath and dressing'roon
attached.
The public specially
PUBLIC ROOMS. noted their elegance comfort anN
conyeniences, the ladies' drawing.
DRAWING. room being I'm the Louis Seize style.
ROOM. the grand dining rooms ia the carly
READING. English. The gcntemcn's reading
ROOM. and smoking rooms supplied with
every requisite The blliarc-room.
EDISON ELEC. with cafe attached. is attractive
TRIO LIGHT. feature OF the house. All lighted ~
the Edison electric light
TELEGRAPH Telegraph, telephone and stock in'
e. TELEPHONE dicator on the premises also .
ws-,tand with all the leading news
papers and periodicals. Tickets can
be procured the opera, theatres.
and all other places Of amusement
SANITARY Special attention has been paid %
APPOINTMENTS. the heating, plumbing and Ventls-
ton OF the Buckingham The ,oca:
LOCATION ton Is the finest In the city IL Is
CENTRAL within easy access Of the j Grand a. Gen; ri
psSs 4 M,s.os sai eS Sh the ave e..
Omnibuses pass the coor every few
EUROPEAN Plan Eufopean h0' plan the restaurant ot
RESTAURANT. unsurpassed excellence me eAd''ss
Reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
MISS FAIRS WEDDING.

Prom The San Francisco Argonaut.
More than the usual interest is manifested by society
people In the forthcoming wedding Of Miss Fair and
Mr.. Hermann Oelrichs, OF New York. The attendants
q the wedding will be follows Maid of honor. Miss
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
/" hfINGo.'
l.. 81 w
" AlINGO.7
A NEW COLLAR.

You have tried and were pleased with them.
They stimulate III. liver. regulate the bowels improve
the complexion. Carter'5 Little Liver Pills.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
n \ II
ipclIos
800

In m. DIAGRAM , continuous line shows thc narcn,
,',' dav A, observed at the LlteI Ssas
signal Service station nis city me @ Tndne
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Every one who wishes 10 bny or rent IA hons. Ia
tou or country should examine the little advertise
ucnts on the eighth and ninth pages Of The Ifib"hc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

few elegant suites at the paatIal home The Cam.
bridge 9TH and 33d-st he mad temporarily py Inc
month balance OF the season.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
u lRPIED

ROyvIY- -CRATG-At Trinity church. Saturday, May 81,
$500 by the IT. Rev. george +. Seymour, bishop Of
Illinois George Iollms BOWly 20 Helen, daughter OF inc
latc James Craig. VI. d.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Pain from indigestion, dyspepsia. and TOO hearty
a,ug relieved ~ by taxing one OF Carters lte
Liver Pills Immediately after dinner.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

The eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune today
contain varied assortment OF interesting Want ad-
vegtisements.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

People ont Of work and those In search Of helpers
should consult the many columns Of little adNcrtlac
ments the eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Use G.. L. S.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D..

90 WEST bUIH-ST.
the Nervous System Genito Urinary organs
Impotence and Sterility. Hours TO l. 8 TO D.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

Keeps Dress Shirts to measure, six for 50. None
better al any price Largest Of mems furnishing
goods Ia New York. 500 and sll Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
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Notices Of marriage must be indorscd with full
name and address
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Religious Notltes.

ALL SOULS, CHURCH. Madlson-aye. and 60th-s1-
Roy II UFBFR NEWTON viii preach az II q m.
on 'Muncipsl as 70 ts Renc'
dies - Eyen.song with brief address, 80 p m.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

p,pTIST CUURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison:
,ve and Gath.st-Rev. JOS. +. ELDER. d. D.. VIII
preach sabbath AZ IL No evening service frsyes-
meetings Wednesday and Friday, at p m
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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New-York tribune., 1890-06-01

BELOVED DISCIPLE, seth-st' near M,dison,aSyG;; nS
Rev. >. GREGORY LINES Rec'of-seF'i'e' ''V ""' -
d. III. d.. m.