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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

Trusses, Braces and kindred mech
anical appliances fitted at the Ladies'
Department of Belts Pharmacy, Sixth
and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

Beef tea made from Armour's Beef
Extract, at Belt, 8 soda water fountain.
for this week only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

WE'RE Have you
loo k 9 d in
IN 1T. Sixth and
-I Market late.
lya It keeps the young
men moving to accom-.
modate our customers,
but they are equal to
the occasion and will
gladly show you the
new styles of clothing
for men and boys. The
prices and styles COM
bined will surprise you,
and you will be delight.
ed at the qualities you
J can get for the money.
Ask to see our $40
Suit for men; our IS
Suits for boys, and the
nobby kilt and sailor
suits for the little fell
lows-Watch our Fur
nishing Goods Window
for the best chance to
buy Neckwear you ever
saw in Wilmington.
Our trade increases in
this department beyond
any ofour anticipations,
and we are compelled to
get new goods every
week, which gives you
new styles.
JAS. T. MULL1N & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

nor rat question u whe Will he sp-
pointed County Treasurer aud tax re-
ceiyer, and who County Comptroller
Here are couple Of plums for Demo
Gratis. But why specially for Dem ocrats9
Dill not the Republicans carry the
county by large majority, and are
they not entitled to those offices? Will
Governor Reynolds stop long enough
to think that a Republican County
Treasurer and tax receiver and Re-
publican Comptroller can be Just as
non-partisan in action as Democrats
appointed to the Same officesS And
then it should not be forgotten that
twelve Republican County tax collec-
tors and Republican County Treas
urer regularly and legally elected have
been turned out Of office to make places
for these two men to be appointed by
the Governor. We have no doubt that
the Governor will appoint reputable
men to these Offices. but why should
they not be Republicans in accordance
with the politics of the County,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

but we do want every man that is
looking for THE best piece of chewing
IohSceo in the world" to try Five Bro.
theirs Plug.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-04-23

A flne line Of Spring kids for 81, at
Wyatt 4 Cos, 603 Market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
FOR THE YALE INFIRMlRY.

The New-York commlttee Of the Yale lnfirmary heid
its second meeting at Mrs. WhitDey's, No. west fiiS
seventhst last week. Three members OF the New
Haven committec-Mrs. Dwight Mrs. Chapman ana
Mrs Bacon-met with the Newiork members MI
Whitney. Buchanan winthrop, Frederick kernochah
md George A. Adec were also present. Twenty OF tho
New.York committee attended this meeting. Ihey
we're Mrs whitney Mrs. Horace Sloane. Mrs. Cornelus
Vanderbilt Mrs Burton HARRISON Mrs George ~ Adce
Mrs William Rockefeller. Mrs. Thomas sloane, MIS-
buchanan winthrop. Mrs. James Plnchot, Mrs James
IIoppin Mrs Daniel Lord. r. Mrs. Arthur Dodge MIS-
William C. Gulllver. Mrs Henry Anderson, Mrs Henry
TAYLOR. Mira. Charles Atterbury. Mrs. Chauncey NJ
Dcpew. and Mrs. Alfred Mason.
Letter, written to Fairfax Harrison. OF this city, by
members II the senior class at Yale, approving thc
scheme wer read 1t is not proposed to bulid large
hospltai Yale students healthy set, but among
coo men there is always illness. ana nome WmIe
0uet and only good food aud c0nvenlences can De ioud
f. nnly necessary The project meets with the hearty
approval Of evc,y one Interested in Yale.
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DIED..


late Rev n. IT, Bangs OF the ~ Y NJ Conference ased
Uera rom her late residence, 3Os West 2ohs Sunday
March %, p. M 10000,
suddenly, OF pneumonia, on Friday evening;
March 90 Walter Sanford Chaplin son OF the atS AUei
d. Chaplin and grandson OF uc iaVe 'henOr W. NH"P"'
Funeral seryiec, at the Church OF the Holy Trinity
Mad .on-ave. and 42d.st on Iuesaay morning. Mareh
- at 10 O'Clock
Interment at Albany. -
poRRANCE-At Freehold. y. j.. March TO- Rhoda 81
widow OF the late John Dorrance. . -, ~. n,
Funeral from her late residence on Monday March -
Train foot Of tIesSGd 80 M a" Il 40 H.
EMERY~At Newburg n. Y. March 20. 1891. adelaide
Brahed daughter the Lat; e H ,h sy R alnsTd n ssa
Rector OF st. Paul's Church, NewouIg, y. 9. p.nr
Funeral services Sunday March ~ az d. FSuFs
Church. Church At MoS SSSes AZ Portland Conn
GIAENzER-Msre Celeste Robinson wife OF Leon Jules
FSneSa at her late residence 10 East slsts Sunday
at . o'clock;
kindly omit flowers.
New. Orleans papers please copy.
HIBRARD-On March 20. at Rapport L. l., o. pneu
nonia william Frederick son OF ne late Dr. Whiian anu
Maria shOg9std h as o. OF Monday March o.
at D. III. Train leaves Long Island City ~ III D. H.
returning az p. H. -
HoPE-suddenly, at Philadelphia, saturday, March q
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Island " ". March 20. Eliza wife OF John Irving.
Funeral services the house Tuesday March a. at
Ihterment in Morayian Cemetery, New.Dorp.
1891, Sarah alston Chester, wife OF the late samuel
Beach jones, ID. ID. . .
l.on wssnshs@, Valley KSsd wsss 6rsn.s. a Haa.
day March %, 81 p N.
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Observation-Disclosures.
TOSIsGIHtFNOIICFs
daily by all Interested. as changes NAN

(should read daily by all Interested as changes NAV
Letters Z 70 eign countries need rot be specially
when il IS d-cd end dupat o. Dans sgS,. .gi
sS%ers DC s te t yes. not ava s ab
Foreign nals fof the week ending March -; 20 VIII
cos, UHD%9p"ht a. M for Para aud pernsmbuco per
Ma ,ra gs al p m iOF lfuA0' p
0 IFoSb%Y-s D. m Coso Rlsa via LmG s:, gs,
Puerto corteL and Guatemala per s $ stiii""'ef NO"
Ts6AA m for dEg,spe p, per leland f1 mSss
Os WSEsp fE 2ao for EUROPE G:o, per
BrSme e, s}ts1s mS Se. q
dre'd per at Va 80 &nwa@p lIi must
aseq As@,nS Ha a at e soI SsOi
psr CIV Of AeS,ndr, a. p M 70, a. bgetlG n Pe 5s
a. 5 zamosnn Pm P1,at HeT, from Sssoeans H.
if1A2 :SRpis%s1aT?y So p m.
Fl 80 Sf"Ha1 Sf' Sa. 9ta'f a
Cientueaos; at p. m for Porto h'co a'rcs' p'a
fRlD1YIAt p m. for Blueheld' per s. s. Morgan
sATTR6AYAss for France s Ia sss,Sse i'S
for Ireland per and o Sr'P HO Ss eSas
s tGS@ m %s;.f be G Or r % Soi
direct Ier Tangyaa deter must De nS Sfsc'
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d dFSs PCT per tirSass ais; re Ss;ns,
lands de BoeTGam via Amsrd ian S ssG:
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al sG Jse%l a%a Agh S' y a m for vsnec
and Sayaua via Curacao, per = s. Phldelpla urttTs
for other Colombian ports must be dreetSd per ha
per : AiIr at 10 M for Jamaica and Greytowh, r.
Honao lcttors for Belize and Guatemala mus pc d-
rected per Iondoo AZ p M for Camp,ene' Sha ph'
Tnharco Yucatan. per OrHaha toers ior cuO,,
Tamplco Tuxpam direct and other MEXICAN states VA
Vera Cruz be directed "per OrZaba at 80 D. IN.
for Pierre. Mqurlon per ste'mer from HSifaN p,.
Mail. Tor the Society Islands per ship Iropic i'ifd
from San Francsco close here daily up 20 March 20 70
80 D. m. Mails for China and Japan per s. = oceanIc
from Francisco, close here daily up z March
M 30 u. m. Mails for Australia, ew;Ieaianh,
Hawaiian. FIJI and samoan Islands per ~ $ MerPosss
80 p. m. or on arrival a: New-Yok q =. rmeI,a,
with British mails TO- Australia Malls for the hs"auln
Islands per zoalanda from san FsnGisctSl Siose
ioundland by raj 10 Halifax and thence by steamer close
M this daily a: : 80 Mails Tor Miquelon ~
rail TO BOSTON and thence by steamer close At this once
daily az 30 p. Malls for Cuba by rail IT, Tnmna.
Fla and thence bv steamer sailing Mondays Ihursdays
and Satudays) close at this office daily at 80 a; M
Mats Mexico overland unless specially addressed Tor
Trans. Pacific malls forwarded to san Francisco
d,T and he schedule closing is arranged the pro-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit n san
Francisco Mails from the Fast arriving on tine at san
Frcsco on day ~ sailing OF steamers are dspatchd
thence on day. REGISTERED mall closes p me
previous day. o.,--X,re y,, corr pos.-as,,r
Postof1ce New.York, ". y. March 90. 1891.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
4 BENEFIT FOR Mr.. STANTON.
HIS GOOD WORK FOR GERMAN OPERA Ora.
CIoUsLY RECOGNIZED.

HIS GOOD WORK FOR GERMAN OPERA Ora.
CIOUSLY RECOGNIZED.
As a token Of their appreciation Of the services o.
Edmund C. stanton I'm the Interest OF German opera
a number OF people interested In this class OF music
have determined 10 give benefit to Mr. Stanton. The
following correspondence will show the plans of the
promoters Of the proposed benefit:
NewYofk. March II. 1891.
To Edmund c. Stanton. esq Director OF German Opera.
Metropolitan Opera House, New.fork CITY
Dear Sir In recognition Of your faithful services 10 and
in order 10 demonstrate you the high appreciation Of your
successful efforts in the cause OF German ART during
pcrod Of seven years, and mark OF the personal
een IN which We the Germans OF N>9York hold you,
the undersigned beg tender you grand benefit per
tormance at the Metropolitan Opera House following the
close Of the present Opera season. the date Of
said benefit b be determined by yourself Soliciting
your reply at your convenience we remain dear SIR
very truly yours,
William Steinway. lsiuor "ornhef'
t,oi,l Theodore Hellmann
Marc Edit, Auo4' '>"uehouIs'
William Mertens, j. s'I'Ihsn'
william Mayer, "eOfRc H"roV
William Vigelius. JACOB huppert'
This is Mr. stanton's reply
Metropolitan Opera House
NcwYork, March 81 1891
ceo,,oneo Your very kind letter tend ring me a benefit
,,ormanee is lust received and appreciate
l.n saw your nj asant reference TO my work. While
h, aI~svs felt that whatever have been able 10 do f0i
German AT been done as the representative OF the
d,,ortors and stockholders Of the Metropolitan Opera House
he invitation you extend coming from the Germans OF
yow YORK makes IL Impossible for decline such
,r NJ YOUR appreciation. therefor accept with
pleasure YOUR oder Of testimonial performance date
n he selected by you Yours very truly.
EDMUND c. STANTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

are on the highway 10 success hero. Edwin Booth
grows stronger as he works, and am also Eft
Your friend, LAWRENCE bhhhEii
any acquaintance with Mr.. Barrett said MI Al,
baugh, "extends over period OF thirty years. tut
twenty five years we have been intimate friends ie
and were about the age. In 1898 we were oo'"
leading men at two Of the theatres at Was'is'oi'
His death is great loss to the American suee' a. ,o
gave every encouragement he could to American ao'oi
and American pIays lie was painstakng and IN,
and arose TO the eminent position he occupied
BY his industry and perseverance," uo, sboc,ed
upon hearing OF Mr. Barrett's death lie was VAIN 'a 70
~ rrcat ndnstry A hard worker. always surviving 10
attain tba highest altitude and he deserved the gieos'
success lie was OF the highest character ho"es''
worthy and upright .,,. 10 Tho memory
of the dead actor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
mas were produced in the following order:

Besides these regular performances t!lc,e was an
extra representation OF BeethOvcns "Fdelo. for the
benefit Of the chorus and a sunday night concert de
voted 10 excerpts from Wsgner's "Parsifal.' The
former yielded 81 $40, giving each chorster els 90
the latter 81 ,s72. The next table showing the
receipts and attendance in the case Of each work In
the list is arranged In the order Of popularity which
the average receipts show the different works TO have
enjoyed. The figures Official and accurate as TO
all the performances except that OF the last matinee In
which receipts estimated on basis suggested
by Mr.. stanton, namely, Of - 800 and the attendance
Tristan the total and average receipts being exact
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
LAWRENCE BARRETT.

Tread at a feast at the Lotos Club, New-forS' JUN
:, 1917
When from his gaze our shores recedins
In night and distance drift away,
And every present JOY unheedins'
Ue tprns 10 muse and grteve and pray
How will regret and memory meeting
This brilliant scene bring back TO Vlew'
And hear once more your manly ereeuhS'
And sigh once more his fond adieu!
And wa nv sadness made more tender,
As here we knit our broken chain
How gladly will affection render
our gentle tribute once again
How sweet twill be, though Joys are thwar'eo'
And smiles rebuked by sorrow's sgn'
To think however friends are partea'
At least that friendship cannot die'
His eyes will look on English meadows
Where scarlet popies smile and dream
Ard he VIII muse where wandering SHADOWS
Drift over Avon's sacred stream
And. mind and soul in bondage taheh'
viii roam those temples strange anu 'as'
Where every penslve step VIII waAch
The glorious memories OF the PaSt
PINT We shall hear In grief beclouded,
Poor IIarcbell mourn his ruined hohe'
And see. in night and tempest shrouded'
Grim Cassius pace the stones OF home'
With grlzzled Yorlck, frenzy ridden
From passlons feveTed dream awake
And feel with tears that flow unbiddeh'
The royal heart of scotland breaA'
o. art divine. supreme, undying-
Not time nor space can e'er suouue'
The seas roll on-tho years are ny
Man passes-thou alone art true!
No cloud can dim their deathless luS'ro
Whose names thy angel hands enroll
Nor blight the shining shapes that cluster
In thy vas, pantheon OF the soul
Yet many a cherished tie is broken
Across that darkening waste OF sea =
They make no sign. they send TO toNc"'
They come not back to love and me.
know where. deaf TO blames and praises
In youth and beauty, cold and dead
Rests now beneath old England'S daisies
Her tenderest heart, her loveliest heaa'
And him we cast the roses AFTER
Whose cynic smile was humor's KISS
Whose magic turned the world TO laughter
Where dwells he. In an hour like ths' -.
All. let us think, though gone before us
The vanished friends Of days no more
They watch with fond affection DER us,
And bless Ms from their heavenly shors'
I see the radiant phantoms thronging.
To clasp him in their guardian thial'
bless him, by each noble longing
That e'er his gentle lips let fall
Bv all high thoughts and pure DEVOTION
By towering pine and nesting rosel
FAREWELL farewell on land or ocean
God bless him. wheresoeer he goes
WILLIAM WINTER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
TILE ATR.GARDEN BILL DEAD.

A large number OF citizens who have opposed the
silly scheme % build an air garden on the reservoir
nj Forty second st. and Fifthave. will be glad to learn
that the bill will not be passed. David Banks, chair
man Of the Murray I'M Association. received the io
lowing telegram Yesterday from the committee sent 10
Albany 10 oppose the bill Bill is dead Commit teo
oppo,ed 10 it, It will be reported adversely, II at all
Ne do not desire any further hearing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
DIED.

JoYEs-suddenly. Friday. March TO- 1eS'' %
r1onrsi Tsesd,y March a. 1891 a. 80 p n from 0''
Andrew,s Church corner ic7th.st. and otn-ave.
Burial at convenience OF family. =, ,s.,
MUNsoN-on Friday March 90, Corporal James ~ mu VA
son aged 20 years months, son OF Henry no'A' ~~
Ann Maria Muns0n. ., co,,r.rv f;, eth
Friends and members Of the seventh oompahy su,cra
Regiment respectfully invited TO att nu uv IT,
from his late residence. 81 Lncon-st fiusnt'
Main-st. station Monday. at O'Clock. ieaves
East 3ithst. NewYork, at ii 200; feturhins' ~
hourly.
SPERAp N-Suddeny, Friday, March 20 lS9i ~ III
late residence 1870 West S2dst. Carrie Carr, WIZ %
Arthur W. and daughter OF Dabney .srr' o o
Louis ~ IN .,.iooh
Fpncral the house, Monday March %, at ~ oeioSs
a.
Intermont at New. Haven, Conn. 49,. ..,,
st. Lofts No. and Bdgeptrt Conn., papers please COPY.
MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

safe RaiIronds to travel on;-Ralroads whose Gar
are safe from the dangers from fire. and steam scad
using the nrcpro Baker car Heater phiisaspGa AM
paul and sault Ste. Marie also private cars OF ia
Gould Roberts and McCreat - -o, .,.,.. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

The difference I'm favor Of the Wagneran list IS an
average Of s602 % each performance only one season
Is67-'s6, when 1t 1927 ~. The other differences
were these: 1s66's7. S523 so: 1ee8-'s0 S465 81 ,
1S-0-,gO SisG 10. The indications are that the re-
ceipts for the entire season will fall short about $500
Of those Of last season, but as the expenses were
snac the probability that, counting III thclr asses
mems for the maintenance Of the building and on the
amusement account me stockholders VIII come oli
about even They escaped disaster by the SKIN OF their
teeth nv making the stone which they ars rejected the
boah II he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

auspices Of the bachelor circles Of the German Leds
kranz Young Arion and the Beethoven Bachelors
The proceeds are be devoted 10 the German Hospital
the German Poikllnk, Isabella Home ana herman
Society. Already 1000 patrons and patroneSsee
have accepted the invitations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

The Cambridge. Ffth.ave. ana Thirty thifd'".. Is
palatiai, model hotel Cuisine un'urpA''eo H'''"
Reich, proprietor.-(IIome Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
ONE OF TIE TRAGEDIAN's LAST LETTERS.

Baltimore March 2l.-The death of Lawrence Bar
rett in New.YorI last night created much surprise
and regret in this city, where he was well known.
His last engagement here was at the Lyceum Theatre,
In November. 1890, where he performed with great
Success John W. Albaugh, owner Of the Lyceum
Theatre only two days ago received letter from Mr.
barrett engaging date. for years ahead In Balti
more and Washington and stating that he was "a
regular Hercules" The letter was written on Tues
day and wa. one Of the last If not actually the last,
he ever wrote The letter is follows:
NewYork March II. 1891
Dear John Yours received. You will hold January
o. lee3 In Baltimore, and January 10 and 90 Ia
Washington for me. Glad to hear all goes wei. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22
MARRIED..

CURIsTy- ROBINsoN-ry the Rev. Charles I. Treat at
tho Church OF the Heavenly Rest on thursday March
~ 1901 NJ II o'clock william Henry thristy To
Fannie Lester Robinson, daughter OF James T. Robinson
both OF New-YOrk
California papers please copy
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

II you want a competent cook. dressmaker or
goodman examine the little advertisements on the
eighth and ninth pages OF The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

You will find 1t worth your while 70 examine the
short pithy advertisements on the eighth and ninth
pages OF The Tribune to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

MANY practical needs could be met by carefully
scanning the little advertisements on the eighth ana
ninth pages Of The Tribune today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

Keep, Shirts to Measure. six for %. None bette
At any price. 800 and 81 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

AT MASONIC TEMPLE. 0clave. nd 2Sd-st.. Sunday
evening March %. o'cock by special request MI.
MAKION KERNER will repeat hIs ntere ting lecture on
tho "Obar. nmercau Passion Play Of 1890. Magnifs
entity uIu.trld with dissoylng viewt Realistic effects
orgln.i music. The only correct illustrations OK.
m, In
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5perial Notices.
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
90 TIFTH-AVE.
c. J.. WETMORE, Auctionecr.
NOW on EXHIBITION


A. Fifth A s,e Trf Aqf!iep Rooms
y Row f oSrRI ;SH SfT'''
'''' Hs SS$SRkBafljS s ,l% $
81 S R.ns ana ass d sSs MaSsl rS
wEbSEsDD&,Tr Ev d,SI SCI, MARCH a''
Brilliant examples from III; galleries Of Mr. have w beam
added and the Joint Collections viii Include the following
R R5Pdhi Anton, Murray Murray E I Eganei'
co., Sor'H David, Madrsso K K de.
pes COTE BIaisc. Alexander Icitteyln, Eugene
P'a, fi jules Il senn'' r ra.n T. Alberto.
Dett Caesar - D'' Rico Martin D..
E EsDsS 'S %doPi. ssnsnek. 4. F.,
Guinea Anselmo, renkatc, Herman.
1 Hn,, ado ADO Pie VereoeenhG9y,I"i E"s"~
Isabey, l.. G. E., Van Schendel Pierre,
E EsGSSi F' Emile. WHIT WHIT l. (: H.
Laugec. Georges. We.sz. Adolphe,
y. B.-Evory picture will be guaranteed represeneN
Mr.. William B. Norman will conduct the sale
A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
1855 5TH.AvE., NEAR saTH.sr.
FREE EXHIBITION DAY AND EVENING.
PAINTINGS IN WATER COLOR
by
AUG. FRANYEN, OF SWEDEN
To be sold auction.
THURSDAY EVENING MARCH 26TH
at o'clock.
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctoneer.
by ORTGIES co.
Crab Apple Blossoms. ..,.
The Fashionable perfume and universal fayorlte "Chce
among scents. "-L0ndon Court Journal.
vanderpoel sal ai-who about year 1873. resded o.
Uammond.st West l1th-stl, this city, Will near ~
something to her advantage by addressing undersigned
ANY Information concerning her viii DE- thankfully rus
ceiYei. II. IL. f. l.. q. Box 3,411. Newly 0rk city.
yachting In English Naiers.
English gentleman ana his wife, VINO i've on Doaf1
their yacht from May to september. attending ns DR.
cpal rcgaas, would wish young American centenary
to join them. The very best references rqufed an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

Rev JOHN FULToN D. D. VII preach a. ID i r, g. m.
st II a. ~ service Of the Seven Last from the
Cross. with addresse, by Rev c Dew. BRi pGMMAAT.
DISH. Rev. r. c. BOLLES. d. D., Rev. KOBERE
COLLYER. u. D.. and Rev. B y. TYLER d. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

CHURCH CLUB LECTURES 1881 on Catholic Dogma
Sunday evenings o'clock. at Trinity Chapel
the sixth (and final lecture VIII BE- delivered
March 30 by the Rev g.. II. = WALPOLE, NJ. II,
Professor I'm the General Theological Seniary subject
"lirace ana the Sacr1mcnal system"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-22

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHTRCH; Madison ave-. cor.
rer 3sth- st. Rev. RODERICK TERRY, ID, d.. PASTOR
SUNDAY. March %. setNIces AZ II a. m. and 2. m.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scientistl. Hartman Hall,
ner I9th-st. shave. cntfs1ce West l9th-st.-
Preaching service sunday, 10 30 q. M ond Bbls
class II Tuesday evening readings
rooms 90 5th-ave Open daily.
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CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard and 7lstst:-Diyfns
service nj II a. and 80 p. The Rector, Dr. j. 81
SIIIPMAN VIII nliclatc.