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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE HONEYMDOE At SEA.
From The Hospital, London.

From The Hospital, London.
4 little conversation overheard one evening seems
IN indicate that voyage !, not always the A1ppcs
way Of spending ones hon"ymoon Darling are y"n
hptfor7 .aNs first turtle dove 80, dearest. worse
What j, the Of having doctor ON boiId who can
r,, cure ,oasickuc-s. dJrr"'" significant pause.
.. I. t. absurd" says first turtle dove again. IUt
how foolish of yOu not to spend oar honeymoon on
.b,vo dearest, ] sure shall never enjoy %
here Those people Who may be unfortunate enough
Ia have taken 10 artificial teeth should ne exceeding
when they down 10 the Ia ships.
.WLat a splendid dentist sea sickness is had The
whole of nv teeth pulled out at Nout' said a
p9flept 20 the doctor one morning. several dentists
have stated that II is by no means an uncommon oc
curucc for persons TO finish voyage IA practically
footllc,s condition. DR.. DuttOn j. inclined ~ think
that ,c Sclne-, Is in many ctscc- nothing muI' than
a righteous rctrbution following hard upon physO-
logical Sins -A 4 young man. he says, Us about 10
60 abroad. lie. Of course, must see every one and
everything before leaving. 50 for few weeks before
his dctarturc he lives life Of thOughtlcsucas cats
and drinks far moro than Is necessary, aud lands on
board suffering Catarrh Of the stomach and con
gestion of the liver and just IN the proper condition
% receive terrible IcCOmPcnoc. me consequence J..
that instead Of having an enjoyable ana hclinfuI
passage. he has most miserable one, ana II takes him
The whole time to get himself right again.
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wELLKyOWy PREACHERS FOR CHURCH.

During the months Of July and August the Rev.
Thomas Dixon ir pastor of the Twenty third street
Baptist Church in this city, spends his vacation at
his country place. CrownpOint," DOnsan HIS, :. I.
The term vacation. however, is hardly applicable as
ne supplies the Baptist Church OF the Epiphany. in
this city during the present month, and the Hanson
Place Baptist Church, Of Bro1klyn during the month
of August. The trustees Of the Twenty third street
Baptist Church have made it point not only 10 keep
the church open during the vacation OF the pastor
but TO get the best preachers available. An effort
was at first made to get such non-Baptst preachers
as Phillips Brooks but failing in that, the foremost
representatives Of the Baptist faith we're chosen from
four seotonS-tho Northwest. southwest, south and
New-Engand. The appointments are as follows:
The Rev DR.. Charles IL. strickland, OF sioux CITY
Iowa. and the Rev. \. c. Dixon Of Baltimore, July
the Rev Dr.. B. II. Carroll Of Waco. Tex. and the
Rev o. p Clifford. o. Boston. August. The Rev.
A. C. Dixon i Older brother OF the pastor ana
pre,ldes over the larrcS; Protestant congregation l
The south. DE- Carroll Is a famous and eloquent
preacher and Mr. Gi!ONi Is one OF the most blIHd'i
and thoughtful preachers in New ENGLAND. lie Wen
known as the president Of the society OF CHRISTIAN
f41tz
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JIPlN'S LCCKT FISH.
From The chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago IUou"c.
X D,ohl Il merchant Of Toxic. Japan. who va ~
the Palmer saturday, declares that Japan VIII ~
..r..uri uoth.u- lGt prosperity thI' wear lu''
i,.,..,.fion j. based unique ana never 'Il:E
.i.u .ordmS 10 the foreigner. ihe Ains oi -2,pA
ln,L nl, anucrd ON our shores. cXllhh"i Mt ''o'''
and hi, Cpturc Is worth more than million Hc!'.
4 few weeks ago the capture OF NifduS' h>h ~
Nlicati Ken report l IL f'7'hru Il "a IL. t
respects II we sis tc't I'm length itS loN was ol d
irelt red color with little polka dots scattered a1oA
,I If had - Ions GoWiLs golden bcacd The beard
wa t,o feet n l'lcth and as inc - sun Nh'h ll'
fish va, l,nd'd crowds from all over the country '"'
II, %,I.tt Ken 10 view the strange ~s1i. For cai" 1t
was "a my.tcry until an old fisherman e7Aty years Oi
praise the Lord" he exclaimed when hc hrsi saw
te b. -h; co lorra fish, " II IS the iuhufa ana hd'
unt b.cn seen i'm the water, of our Land tor hnN
Irars Fuhu-tal when translated means th, tai Of
La"rino.. and our ancestors called th" fish the king
"f GOD lcs II j, the ,,n of plentiful c1tch'~ In
.r.,.., busnes,. and general prosperity throughout
,ho lrd F.fty wears ago. when the last Wao seen
IN Ja1au. "A great feast wa, held In It, honor and
,,o.n n.riiy followed. sratd j0lldca'loa wa IN
iulcd nm this time. and 30 far the good luck has in
cr,.2 ed The FISH purchased by one Of tn rch't
mon In Japap and II VIII be placed on exhibition ut
The National Fair uow being held at Toxic
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WHEN DID Mr.. WEBB HEAR DR.. LARDNER' :
II q the Edltnr o. T Il @ Z z b une G.


Sir: Your correspondent, W. H. Wc0o' Win "Ilo'0
sentiments on the subject Of American shipping am
in full sympathy. is certainly in error as to some o
the statements IN his communication OF July - WIG"
appeared in your edition OF this morning. lie says
hat Dr. Laruer visited this country in 1897, and IN
a lcctuIo delivered here at that time stated IN 9lf
Wcbb's hearing that it would be folly to attempt I"
uavisatc the Atlantic ocean in steamers. Dr. LaN
pe- visited this country In ls40 aud came In steamer
HIS biographer makes no mention Of any previous
visit lie Is on record in his published writings
AGAINST the possibility of steam navigation i0r
voyages Of any lcngth. and Mr. Webb has probably
confused what he read with what he subsequently
heard the lecturer say. --.-..., -. -.
The sirius and the Great western demonstrated the
faIl.cy of Dr. Larlnc's reasoning early as less.
Mr. webb :, also mistaken a, To the first voyage oi
the ships The sirius sailed from Cork, April 4, ana
tio C,rtlt western from Bristol. april :, 1o37 Bo;h
v,--cl, arrived AZ NewYork the same day, april -"
~ The great delight Of all patriotic Enshshmeu as II
was II. Georges pay.
Possibly 5r Webb heard Dr.. Lariner lecture IN Eng
land. l.
Brooklyn. July :, 1890.
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ARTIFICIAL plAMoNps AND rI-rEs.

TO the Editor Of he Fri pune
Sir. In regard to Article ON artificial precious
,., - t. worn Us whole popula'iou-, taken from
.ih. London ,prctat,r" which appeared 10 Your paper
M ,l IN, ,,ill stat. that Dr. T.. Frenzy the dtt't''
~ tl, Jriin dc, rlnic> Of Paris one Of the ""'''
Eyins chemists. ha- devoted h'tcc" years 10 ''' '''
f,,tur. ~ and -tady Of asuieal precious 't"le' penn
finally artificial rIb.cs lie has produced huHdF'''
~ ,.,,,rd. of rnbi., In material and oi the ohu'e
,narty ha, hld scarcely ANY crystals a. Ei-e ~ pi
t,oI. Nhrn larger they aro Opaque ana l"S''o"'
ri. ,rt..l, states t.lt hu" Diamonds nave
i',, u,,,,uf,.tu.o ol lh.- o. NOT irl.; lHit "".'
, 0.,I mas not c,i-tcG single dFr''I |. -
I,t ,. .rutic world viii accept except '' ',l "i
N,,ai tcn year. aeo conc H'34"nl' nl w., t ,,d
~ L.,.. b,.u u.adc uut the luNc0ilt1tor "H1 ~ ~
The pr,ct,, later ou admitted thdt ne ~ o~ @
,,ecITurns exhibited had not been MADE uN ue. *
itit1r \.ldc from the cost ot mdu,l'' WI, IA
v.nlld undouht. .dN D" great. 4 d'n".in ,;s S..i,
,r,t, vould rrui-r at least thrcr m"htlH ''V "'''
I. u.,rbu,ry f. cat and facet II Pi"p,tN. .to,,
nrr. i, evidently no INN, dlae danger mat t'''' % n'
.oo' ,,iI r.nl,r. thc real. The statements In' AZ
bear from tmc to time are scncnl,% iH' f'i! - 81
very vivid Imagination. nfoH"H = avn
Hobolcn. y j. July r, $500.
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Syedl! Notlccs.
InynIunblr for MI Form;
TONtOiUrf NOIICF.
Chant, ,-.,1 d,.i, nv All lu;ere,t-d as changes may
~ female w.,suas-. CATER lion P.!s

POStOilcf notice.
.,,,l no r.,d t,..v 5y AL interested changes may
, o .sn cto nsa E2' sahsri Is i2sr.ay ;ycsps sS
SAoa j. J., dssa t. sid a.Ioa;es q o'nAMe ana s9n
r. b, ..e asst: v'---l. Available. ,, 49,.
fosa n' 81 g.: s G g % oi1c S4nS a {aE foos - VIII ''''
%HAT-iIt 3 D. II. f,r Costa X "a IamT9n non, rIE
Fc>aa tfoH NsN.oean,& at at p ~ 10. AfpA'''
az vGa&a D. Il H. o'' t.r caic- I Pqer: Cor,sl ard
,'.+i 1'.a. r.i s. - uio1,1 fror Ytw.0r.cans
'ii-lSsAY- ~ .. 20. loe Kga.an, per $. :. f9o''
~lpsDAl II r. for a. Foiuae g e D. 5''and m Tor H3y l,t
many p.''t."' ~ >ai, NJ, bremen Letters f9r otEer
~ Tt,-.9 ,,n,las va SOUTHAMPTON. must be- sddiess't
g.' al Sa' oc.-n,;o2n ,; c ri for ,fshany Denmark,
- t.n Nor"a[ I a, % N fo cuba per
. e,nt,a "a da,ata ? must be 9f;eisH ys,S Al
ne ~. n|sun M R II 9 5 .I' Hr ' ynland Via Antwerp
4il nN{~lt ,aS an, . .nIrs a: ! p m ioT s.:
' ''9 a. 5r13co 1' At p ~ for Nassau. y p and
Is, r,r otori jr IRON N.N.Q ,,, ~. a; 80 40
p. 4 is -: r. ION n,ii.o R.o de- Jsnero
nd s11G. ao Ia Paja .on-. ~ E2 q, J}Hsgo: per
rroa:1 f'm ia ,o ''e sIa rC. =, Par,,nSe fitn
2t ,.nar. a,, 2 r r. ra.a and fcrowopoo mus se d.
S&rEDi3-A 80 a. tor Fr2nc' s%isIsrla%f
IAN Il % a. D. 20 . Gr'IS Su ' Z, rld I.1 II' spain ain
'o Erro'c l W rti "a w ,2, ~ a. anu m
.,-Io -,
fos ~. y &',il,.+, M . T. I'D :Ie- 'IctkS6dia9
= r scotland tiro.t, rer 'n'io Va ','issU"
.'c+-, mus, he r,ct.d 'lcr A"crora' az 10 a. la'
Tor =. 4. .oI. prd - T.otIs. va : 'FoN $3.50 W ~.
var "'l 1,'''' ~ ,,,, !o,l,o and Yurat'n Pr $
lI, s....> Jog otip. Mexican states ard 'pDa mHse
D., ....fsI .ier Oritaha'. % D. m for kNat1n, per
- -rSnty-Nt : a ~ fog Pros.,so per :. ;. NJ NuneS
l.r, or Taupo and TINplm dir'c' and other MeNlcaa
s,..- IA Vera tllr MUS, u- c..'f fa peg NJ NuneL .
a, 3 p M fc t's;i El,' va L!a.on rer - Hl'p'nia.
N,- 'r china ,nd Ia.on. Ecr Gaelic ltFo", ,,S', S'a
Franc. CO.. ,.o-, bore july ,l3 a. d - p ~ Mails
Tor Australia Ncv .lc'a1d. Hn"aon FL and Slm"an moan,
Island, pr Nac'oa from san Franc i'co. close
i., ir.s 20 AZ - p. M or or arrival ar Ne";Tor<
Of . Ar-lnla WITH Trt@h nails fos Au"r1!a' va ;
,or thc So..etr Islands lLr ,shP 'iW or Ptpcu ,,fom
ior %cvloludlapd hy rll 70 HttN and theme. ~
f,r qucoa hy rail- Bo-ton. and th nee by steamer.
,l'-e ,t ms oAca dilr a; 80 p Mails Tor Cub'.
D., r, 10 Tampa ma and thcr,c nv steamer sailing
orlot- and Thurd,vs clos" AZ tE ofi.e daily a. 80
r Ni1i's fcr Mexico. o'ori1ud uac.s specially ad
r,. dispatch ly StHa". close az tEN oice daily
90 a
Tho schedule of closing - Tra7S.Pacihc mails ia
arranged on tho presumption o. 1or unnt"rrgpct over
iard tr,L,i 10 san Emuc-'o Mails from the East
arriving or a. san lsan.,co o. the day of sailing Of
.to,n,r, ars dispatched tntnc" t1' stme G1v Regis
tSr,d non closes ~ 8 90 ]. N. lr OF, day.
CORNELICS VAN CoTT Postmas.cr.
Postoflce. New-Io:a y. \, J1ly II. 1890.
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A BIT OF YENGEFTL GLEE

frOm The Philadelphia Times.
re NpcaI woman here came on board looking II
Yen mp IN the most laUnty fashion with Yachting can
On heT mead, striking ulster enve0puc her person
par Of glasses strapped over her shoulders and gen
sa air of contempt for me. came on board attended
ns three pillows. a bottle Of bromide Il don't know.
menced by having taken six pills the night beforo
oant look sailor at all, though escorted by A
sshlAl FOX terrier. who Immediately consigned IN
ne @ Jutchcrshop The ~ pical young woman cons Ia.
o1 ia lne a feminine weakness, and putting up her
iipprshete, she wondered who ! was. She found On,
W s hexi day. That night al dinner everybody va,
~ lOvial and nobody dreamed Of such "A thing A.
yoang sea>ck. hadn't much heart for eating 80
n va satisfied with little fruit aud glass OF cham.
F'f6ne' and then went up on deck
hut Ine Young woman who knew everything had a
nso onner and tall.d about being III resulting from
wasnz VIVID imaSnations. During the evening she
~ visible. but when went down % my statcroOm
ibpsaru her in the next one. she hanging mp
shosss 10 hoid brushes, combs tOOthplste perfume
f1r r. a. the nonsense which somebody going abroad
ne az nrst time usually takes with them Sleeping
'''ep Of the Just, was awakened early in the
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

morning by hearing belongings fly. The snip was
lurching TO ard fro, and the brushes and perfume
bottles in the next room were IN harmony viii the
motion of the shin That Young woman was tie sckcs
creature yOu evcr In Your life. and started
ont ,,ith my rill1W- and my various beOne!ug,. /
cnnld not Ecp looking in AT her with the same air
of lroru She had bestowed upon me the day before
ono Stewards, bcIi her head and another basin. and
her face wa, tha' colo: which admire in pstache
candy bUt which is scarcely suited to a woman
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
OBITT \.
1.nnr uARinW p. oMIrH.

Chicago. ruly - D,pc1Au.-Judce Harlow p smith
An old .ltucr of Hyds Para. diSi OF heart disease
Yesterday lie was seventy uiAe ycar' Old IL began
NJ. Il. i lawyer In Burlington, VI. .d became Prose.
r"tc L. l-,g he earn. tn ChiclEo and cs'ahl!-A. q
fh~ law firm Of smith Upton ~ Wat r''an IL re-
uIIn.d IA the head Of ;l- rcm ami VIZ '"a i4 l.''
~ rIc i.,r urtu Ie13 H- Nt~ lt.s council OF lh.
Fidelity Eauk In l-74 he went {, NcU-h ORR ot'
r'.rrd two years later ami has lived h,r' since 11H
O)N.ODO.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
GEORGE 7. SEyEY RECOVERING.

George I. Seney whose Illness during the last fc"
weeks has caused much alarm among his friends. IS
slowly improving The doctors report that II he
Goes not suffer a relapse he viii be able to attend
70 his affairs usual in few weeks 1T present NJ
seney is at his country home at BcrnaTdstown III:
orange Mountains. His Illness is supposed 70 be
caused by kidney complaint. For five years he las
oe"h SUBJECTED 70 great mental strain IN straight.
ehhS Out tangled business affairs. and il has weak
disease 49,
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE RABBITS RENARKABLE NERVE.
From The Oakland Cali News.

From The Oakland Cab News.
Perhaps you never heard how Colonel W. W. Foote
overcamc a contumacious rabbit on the slopes OF ht
shasta, where winter SHOWS grow quite tall His boy
ran in one day. iull Of excitement, calling out:
Papa, there's big rabbit sitting Just outside the
fence! Get yOur gum quick
The Colonel fetched ont his trusty weapon and they
started out 10 stalk their unsuspectng prey. once
within gunshOt. he poured IN not sDot out the thng
never moved Another barrel, but the thing didn't
wink
"Jehosaphat!' said the sportsman, Pm not going
to be insulteG by miserable rabbit and he started
club the living daylghts Of the beast with his gun.
1t had been frozen solid.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
GrIvAv. uYDr. rANIrN AID -rrvrY,0N

70 the Editor # Dee 1rl huuc.
~r. Your oiu nj, r.uar.- .u totav's rrhur'
about Nr. GorAtm J.. Gilman, II b. ION, ard H.
views on ~" Damien li',,r stevenson contrlvcr,y
90 rr'at injustice - Mr. GImJu. Who D, one ot
'.c very fcH mon 80 ms country that can wr.t' "t
thc a',II- of lltvnu mt"l-rn'iy a,1 teltlfuly W.
Gilman ro-acd ol the Hawaiian Island, many years.
was % prominent and successful lU-iac,, man and
became thoroughly acquainted with the lcad.n; men
30 thc 3D.. .Ipu. II wpuI be dm'ult to ind "
dozen men there or anywhere cl.e that have kept
ap their knowledge oi H1Va..tu aGa.r~ better than
ae has. The nuoucy with which he spoke the Ian
-ua-r iis rely been ,itlEcd hy foreigners. an!
tnc frequent l"rGr- hr N'. d"Lyr'"i On and around
l1. fou ou fc sandwich i-.id- rom their Discovery
', t.- rr. .,.j E1'. ttI.-a npi widely ADVERT.
.~ -i.ttI, purDt rt tI. Ir,--. hlrr boon r IA.
If,l, interest - hls audiences. because t't were
..t., Q, ,.l-'i..n ,lu ul. lru,t. aud MT - ma.o
a t..,l., CO., ,.tu -,-,cl. Any attempt 70 cast
.a.,-,-iI upon nlnt E' may -aF or v'i'r about tu
l.. unfortunate controversy oyer dead priest Who
,.u OF, neither harmed t"r helped u' t. VIII o1''
arnvotc 20 smile uom those who. Hike TIE write"
have lad most happy tciE1iL,Huc" wan VIZ ''f
VI. VI. COVER.
NcS- Haven. Conn, July 7, l-?o.
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in such way that each would contain the proper
number of Inhabitants within the most compact 'cr
ritory without considering the political complexion oil
the district. The committee ID be chosen by tIe he-
publican members and the Democratic members: eaIL
party selecting three. In this way each party "0Iu
watch IT. interests aud prvcnt gerry manderie io ~
should be done only once in ten years. ana tih IN nv
plan entirely fair reason why an! pa ~
that +, willing to do the proper thing can 91cCtt "
H. Eli MINI
Clarhsvillc, Ohio July s. 1880.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE RIGHT RING.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir Your two leaders in this mornings paper nave
the right ring The senate must do it's duty in passing
the bill for fair elections Republicans viii demand
the reason why. And as TO Engands Ahlhg our
coasts with cruisers back their diplomacy they Oui
little understand they would not DO IT, Inanh3 M
- the American people, Mr. Bayar Is no longer IN
hc Chair Of state 50 to cntanglc and mySty thaJ ne
did not know where the country was dritnS 10;
Ncw York, July II, 1870. H. W. oIi4l 'i'-''
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MRS HARRISON VISITING CAPE MAY CITY.

Cape May, y. j., July IL (spcciai-Mrs. Harrison
and her father Dr. Scott, drove 10 Cape MAY ClF
this morning Baby Mckee having sufficiently Pc
covered from his illness. with them. They
called Mrs Edward L. Mckee az The stockton at
noon. Mr. Mckee and daughter called al the Harrison
cottage this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
FAIR ELECTION DISTRICTS.

To tho Editor Of The TIL b II ne
sir: 1 would sueco,t that 'oneIc>> t"''
,.i,,ing l,,, something Ike the following: Require
a,',, .,,,c I~cslat.re to appoint committee Of SIX
ncon to ly out Congressional districts ioF the S'ac
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
CHOOSING THE LESSER EVIL

From Tie CHICAGO Tribune.
am s,rvy for yoI, Wc." said the surgeon. a
re rot nj, mplcmcrt- and bandlgcs ready, but
n,rt of the finger VIII have to he amput1tcd. trust
II viii be A lesson 10 YOU, and that whcn the next
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
UNUSUAL LICK.
From The Binghamton Republl

From The Binchamton Republican.
Jenks is the luckicst fellow know. He went 20
the races Yesterday, but there accident and
he was taken home with broken eg'
Yes but where's his luck coming in ~
Oh all the horses he intended to bet on got ett'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

For Mauch Chunk. Glen Onoko and the Switch
Back special train leaves FOO be:tyst., North River
Wednesday. July &c. at 5 80 a. via the Central
Railroad Of New-Jersey. Fare, round trip, 81 70.
switch Back, 80 cent, extra. -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Are free from all crude and irritating matter concen.
medicine only: small take; pain
gripping Caters Little Liver Pills
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MARRIED..

The Cambridse, 5th.ave. aEd 33dst is palasal model
hotel All modern improvements. Cuisine unsurpassed
LORENZ REICH, Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

When in search Of WORK workers.. horses or car
riagcs, board rooms, real estate, consult he
Tribunes little Advertisements Of the people, You
will find them on the ninth PAGE 10 day.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
EeliQlons Notiefs.


pTTOVFD DISCIPLE. s9th-,t. near Madison ave-,
p,y GREGORY LINES Rector. Rey. GEORGE. DEGEN
rccecoraug church services
nil B., Held IN thr chapel adjoining a. 80 II, :.
CurCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY during July
AMI August VIII worship VIA thu toHFItgaton OF 81
bor,.'- church o 5thaye. an 53dst Services
SUNDAY. July l3 at II a. aud p M Preacher inc
Rev HENRY II BECK
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 56thst near shave.
Rev. h. =. TYLER, Pastor =. -,
subject Has God spoken 10 Men ~
Tho second I'm the short SUNDAY morning sermons
80 on great subjects. NO evening service.
EGIIsE DU SAINT ESPRIT. 80 - 32 2ee rue oue's.
Service. rellgcuN. pendant letc j. dnnnche 10 D.
Cu ratn. Rev. 4 v WlIIMEiLk RecteM'
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF lNDt STl;Y lSS lrVlSe wSrTf Of
=. WILLIAM T.. BARNARD Supeliutend 3nt-SeFe
sSng every SUNDAY 80 p. The service is atl,sd
Wholly by the children OF the institution. Puoc.
Donation, of secondhand cothog and shoes soi'''
ST BARTHOLOMEW : CIR KCH, Madison P,stor-
f;th-,t Rev DAVID II. GREER, D., " CHAS.
No.niag services II o'clock sermon by u Thnr Phiis-
q CURRIE d. D.. formerly OF ST. Luxe N"'
dalphla.
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THE SANDY HOOK ROUTE
MONMOUTH PARK RACES.

For a cool and delightful sail down the harbor and
enjoyable day at the races, take the magnificent
steamers Sandy Hook, Monmouth or st. Johns from
Pier No g. North River foot Rcctor-st, at 0, IL n
! II rs and l p. N -.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Fourth Of July comes you will let the dangerous toy
Canuon--p
Doctor said Willie, setting his teeth hard 70
gether, Just say nothing and saw bone'
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

When you fail 10 find what you want elseThere
look among the little advertisements Of The Tribune
They are on the ninth page today.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Barry, Tricopherou- pcae-atoS the bres Of the hair
keeping hem alWavs moist. Sky. flexible and xurant,
and the scalp fee from Gandrul.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Change of when travelling cramps, coils,
dIarrhoea &c HurlbIrs Rub!n Camphor Pills will pro-
these troubles. Csc Eas: l9th-st. Druggists.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

sTILLwELL-LoCKwOOD- Bgooklyn, July ., Her.
bert Sti"el. Of fremont, to Henrietta LOCKWOOD Or
Bronklyn.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Mr.. Willard T. Winner. of Kansas City. president OF
the Winner Investment Company will be at the oiice
II the company at the Times Building, July II and
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

The Winner Investment Company has declared .
quarterly dividend of = 12 per cent, payable July
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Notices OF marriage mus he indOrscd with full
name and address
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BARToN-At Troy, y. y, July II, william Barton
F1esal from Unitarian Church Troy, Monday, July II.
~ D. ID. Interment private
GORDON-At her residence Flushing J.. l.. on THURSDAY.
Juiv 10 sarah Louisa WIDOW Of Austin +. Gordon of
Sa,annah ia. and dsughtr Of the late EDWARD Lyde.
Fcrsl A. St Marks Church, 2d.aye. and 1oth-st, on
NonGly July u. at II a. Ia. -
r ati. : and friends are limited 70 attend
HANP>ON- on July Il. 1899 at BrooHlyn; Of dph3erss
Mary p ua. second daughter ot A4Wa.V r HaNps'h~
Funeral lrNatt. Int rm,nt AZ El1aDetn.
E.izab. n y. j.. pap'., Please copy
HANCcCK-In BrookIyn on Friday July II. 1880 Sarah
NJ Wf o. EdwagI 4. HancocH. ooo r.... 49,,
o. Tac.dav the 5th mt. p m.
HAEVl.y->udtea,y a; I&caaat Springs = T. IVY 10.
lo l-1a 4. vico" oI 'r"irIdl AeAahueI W marcy
Int r4cGt iu BIfa.o. o
hIiHALI-!..t.r.d into rest. Thursday July 10 loSO'
solomon ;. Ni,.baL aged - years a., - ,,.a..
Funeral from h.- late rdence, Bloomfield y j. MONDAY
Calra,,, Viii meet 20 p II. train from Barcays. " Z
lu.. p r.,..t - convenience o. family.
PHOFEIX-At MenGham. y. J.. July IL. 1890, ears.
vocos. Gau-h,rr Amy and the late William noahx'
FIa.r ,aryir,~ :rou >t Marks Church, on Mohl1y,
J.lT - ot Il o'c.o.k -
WANHEVRN-In Bro r'vn. SATURDAY., July II. 1ss0,
-. al. WIDOW u The late joseph "asAourh' a5H %
aea! servss a, her late residence No Al Fort Green's
Ta,r Tuesday clonuC The 18Th instant AZ O'Clock
Burial az conyr,i'H,o u the family.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Nom: Hon. We.tchcst.r County,
ia the GroundA
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WILLIAM R\RTON.

Troy. Y. Y. Jrly I2.-Wiluam Barton. Troy's oldest
native bora citizen, died today lie was born Ia l-o'
He orcaa.lcI and tu Tho TOY ana l@n-inSbdrS !'a!I
road. AAI H.s citi -ucN ator for twenty NciI'.
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Gould Mrs. Charles Stewart Dodge, Miss Ethel Dodge
and the Rev. and Mrs. W. II. Benjamin.
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For Pleasant SUNDAY outing take the
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
Steamers leave Pier s. North River, at 0 go q. ms
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II Won want a competent cook. dresSmaNer or toa'i
,,,, examine the E't, advertisements on Tie hlht'
maze of The Tribune.
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The ninth page Of The Tribune today contains a
varied assortment Of interesting Want" advertise
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
MONT Hon. We-tchcst.r County,
~er York and Nor.tc.n laltar Sati n on the Grounds
Oara. = W'-t 23t->t.
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DISCIPLES OF cHRIsTi 5G!h.;t. near SHAVE.

Morning subject Has God spoken 10 Men :"
SereS short SUNDAY morning sermon
' on great subjects. NO evening service
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Mr.. STANLEY MARRIED.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY CROWDED AT HIS
WEDDING TO MISS TENANT.

THE EXPLORER BEARS Up WE'LL AFTER HIS
ILLNESS-THE BRIDE PLACES WREATH ON
THE LIVINGSTONE TABLET-A BRILL