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New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
MUSIC.
LAST OF THE FESTIVAL CONCERTS.


The dedcatory festival in the new Musc Hall came
to an end yesterday with two concerts afternoon and
evening With commendable proprety, the last meet
ing was devoted to sounding choral measures, Handlers
Israel in Egypt being performed with no little vigor
and perhaps much finish the sialwart work mas
ever received In NewYork. This ought TO imply some
thing akin to perfection. but II doesn't owing to inc
circumstance which we have frequently had occasion
to deploce In the course of the last ten years,
that our choral performances move In rnt
which runs toward quantity rather than quaity VI
sound, and prOmptness Of attack rather "~"
dramatic truthfulncss and variety OF expression
Some day IL will dawn on the minds OF the puDhc'
perhaps also Of choral conductors thac tie oT'
ment that stands in the way OF as Hearty an eppro
citation OF the music Of Bach and Handei Is ar0."'"
in the matter OF performance rather than archaSn'
In the STYLE of the compositions. The dramatic power
of those old composers seems to be only dinD ap-
pretended nowadays. Intelligent readings W uheir
works might infuse them with vitality tha' "~'r'
cause O rafting among the dry bones. Inc uhiloi'
estng solo parts OF Israeli were IN the nahos OF MD
Toedt Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Alves, and Mcssis' Dippei'
Fischer and BushIfll.
NJ. Tschaihowsky ?, who has monopolized individual
interest in the festival conducted the accompaniment
to performance OF his D-fat minor paholorte ooi
certo played by Miss Aus der Ohe, In the afternoon
and made ii the most brilliant feature oil the fcnec
1t has been heard several times in our ooncerrrooh'S
and each time with more ruggedness ana eioqucnoe
than the fair player displayed yesterday, though per
haps never with more elegance, and deVou0i. NJ.
uilly it evoked tempest OF enthusiasm WmSn miSs
Aus der Ohe, thought constrained by d. he
TO appear each OF the several times TO acknowieuee te
gIadsome tributes, with graceful modesy lnsh1u Was @
he cedon of the eemposer The other numbers OF the
programme were Beethovel's fifth symphony TWO songs
by Mr. Damrosch and NJ Tschaikowsky, ana tne FIt-
hde and Flower Madens scene from Wagherss >
Farsifao In the latter number the solo singers were
air., GeIrit smith, Mrs. TOedt, Mrs; Koert hr2noq,
Mrs. Carl Alves, Miss Anna l.. keuy, MrS' Hatue
Clapper Morris and Mr.. Dppel
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
postomce Notice.

(should daily by all Interested, as changes may
Letters for forg gn countries need not be specially ad.
dressed for fp1Rd 8 sad By aaE Of Sang and
Documents letters not specially addressed ocs seh' oS
mails for he week ita ending May ,SldSs lS wi" close
eSrs sSPAXAs Po oer Mexican e. % lG must p
SsS,91leans; n. l9s Costa Rca' via LlmO"' per
ccar1 2aeriea and nd South fsec per Sew
sr NsEpO at p % for feae Tom P%sl sSs' ana
Southampton ana bacmen @ 'Vf c5terS for be
ui'SSTq qbNgsDAYCAt a. m. for Europe. per City
Of N0ExSs ErSnSc VIA S
pcr 80 m 1s,soIs for BeS@ , b. srlS directed Ei
per %essernland ii for Fortune Island I'd; GaSt H1gs
per frHiuRsD%YHzt tsqPDe@sntSs5y ma ma
M Hamburg at il iCr SANTIAGO cssSa so pe1 %,
s,%Sss PH9sSn ss p DrdSd % supplementary 80 m Tor
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Gester GSte for Costa Rca LOn must be directed ger
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Jsa pPds sha qSs sdsJ per Be lIea aa' l'"
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pg prpnse La Champagne Via Tavre at 80 Sup
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va Southampton and Bremen @Ss be % eea a. m r per
and Turkey must be directed per Etruftel at o:s0
Roiterdam (letters must be directed per Spaanda
at 10 a. M for Scotland direct, per s. = Anchona VIC
Glasgow Qetters must directed 'per Anchorla az lg
n M supplementary 10 80 Q. M for the WIndwaIl
Islands Der s. Bermuda (ctters for GRENADA iilnluaI
and Tobago must be directed 'per Bermuda , AZ II
a. m for Campeche, Chaps, Tabosco aud fusaan per
5 s. Yumur etters for Cuba and TsmPico dieet ., aug
other Mexican States via Vera Cruz must be dreeuei
''per YumuriD at 10 M for Grenada, Trinidad ana
e., co'ts It Fcn H. va for tSa hSSeGs Gs.
ner s 8 w g. Hewes. from NewOreans. =,
Mails for the Hawaiian Islands, per s. 8 AustIa non,nn
San Francisco close here daily up 10 May 10 ~ 9o
n m Mails China and JaDan per 5 s. Belglc tIr9a,n
San Francsco). close here daily 70 May H. NJ SV
D. m Malls for Australia, New zeal2nd ia"sliani FL ~!
cisco) close here daily up MAY .23 at $50 NJ or on
Tor Australia Mails for the Society Isands. per ship
aliiee from San Francisco close here daily np TO NAV
s25 at 80 D. IN. Mails for Ncwfoundland, By RAJ %
IIaax and thence by close at this once daly
ot 30 d. NJ. Malls FOR Mlqueon, by ral 20 boston,
and thence by STEAMER close at this ONCE day nv oO
N m Mails Cuba. by rail 70 Tampa, tla ana tnence
bv steamer Sailing Mondays and Thursdsys cose az s
office daily az . 80 o. Malls Tor Mexico, oNerI,nu
Unless specially addressed for dispatch by steamer close
" Trans Pacific mails are forwarded TO san Francisco
daily and the schedule Of closing Is arranged on tne te
sTnntion OF their uninterrupted overland transit 20 san
Francisco Mails the Fast arriving on time az al
rancisco on the Of sailing OF steamers are desDaVbu
thence tho same dny. Registered mail closes az p m
previols day. CORNELIUS VAN COIn, Postmaster
y Postoffce New-York n. Y, May 1s9l
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
DIED.

AMERMAx-At Mount KIscO n y May sS sussn san, s.,
WIDOW Of the late Caleb AmorDan In the ee'h year Oh
and tpd, Of 9s he iiIy 1 u ere at eyss iS % &
the residence Of grandson, John H. Johnson MOUNT
HsreS sGS R. train leaves Grand Central Depot at 30
BADCoCKt her esdSy9ce ye. sfeoeN az IN the 18Th year
Of her age gse;ee. at st. Peters Church. West 2Oht
Monday May ii, at II a. M
Kindly omit lOTers: Tioc:o couv
BARKER-At STANFORD Conn., on - Satgrcig b t Wan
q og sSssos ua Bndse y Y aged 20 years
Funeral services from Method, & I,ts EsSo nt nt 80 O'clock
pT Nv On Friday Nav 8, Elizabeth s., daughter Of the
ac John L. and Margaret Forbes and wife of James b.
her iate re.deSce 50 East l2lht OP Monday May
cHRIsriE-on Friday May s. AIe1anGer NJ. Christi christie
9atye and friends s yeeeaG as yS No. 20 is"E oi Gas I 2d
Sunday. May 10 At @ 8 10 30 p ,nDa.v m; Mavu
EPse%fHt Fn5epai IcaRes IN s'Iys FssideDcs a. S
Of pGe,qS%onia Oy evening n Nay Ney
Reatvs ~ ana friends invited attend the funeral a.
bis lato residence, 10 Lawrenee-st' ~ y, Sunday
,Ip,.Imsot P m; at Belvidero n. j.. Monday noon.
DUsENBURY-At New. Rochelle & n X on Friday May
s. Pauline Sears BELOVED We NE 81 10 Louis Dusen9q6 16 her
Funeral .siylces .GsIse GI LcaHdSSc .Rochee
c9rT1gG' Of T p O9 n II train from Grand Central Depot
e, S David u T. SS sssHs9E
OF New Rochelle, y. Y
uAIsrY-on Thursday, May 7, William T. Halsey. In the
ooa wear u seress will be held Monday. May H. at II
Inc AZ the First Presbyterian Church. Henry'st near
Clark Brooklyn. -. ,,,,, Ia,
nil A. Taeouia waeh May 8, sara Randophi wife
IA Sale Hu and daughter Of the late Frederick
nd Mr. sara r. Fooe In the oath year OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter ,ao,
IsMEs-At ogdensburg n. Y; hgrsday May z 1891
na Eord daughter OF the late jacob +. Arnold ana
Vie OF Henry r. james aged "a years.
ErTCurTT-At East Orange, on Friday, sth inst nan:
nan Elizabeth daughter OF the late zehas h'tche'i VI
Whppany. y. j. ,,.s.v ,f,h ina, M prasby.
Funeral &C ! 80 p N. on Mohu'y' ii'" "'''' -" O'
terrain Church, at WhgpshJ' . 49,. ,,,,.,o.
LITrAUER On Friday morning May o. Na1ha" A'''
IN the SD year OF bis age, =. .,..s tho ,rcarol
services at his late esldenct o'o 'isui'""S w" ' ~
day NAY IL at 0 80 a. ID - c.,
MEEK-At her residence 4o4 wei SHsS' AZ ea'u'uSs'
tpnsni services will be held at the Church gi st Mhy
the Virgin West 45th-st, Monday the lin ih''' ~
20 n. m
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
MYSTICAL NOTES.


The McCaun Comic Opera Company VIII produce
new operetta entitled The Tar and tile Tartar az
Pimer's Theatre tomorrow evening" and thus coni'
pete for while at least the list OF summer attrac-
tions at the opcretta houses
This evening the United States Marine Band, OF
Washington, will give concert at which MISS Miro
Decca will sing, In the Lenox Lyceum. Next sunday
evening Mr. Seldl will give another concert with his
METROPOLITAN orchestra and Marie Jahn Andreas DIP
pei Conrad Behrens, and Franz Rummel as SOLO per-
formers Mr. Rumme Will play Rubnstems con-
certo in D-mnor.
The last concert Of the Aron Society for TINS season
will take place in the societys hall this evening under
the direction of Frank Van der Stucken.
Senor Ceruelos pianist. will take part In the
"Operatc festival" to be given In the Boston Music
Hall next Saturday. He win play an original
fantasia on Sullvan's "Ivanhoe." Miss Decea VIII
sing at the " festival"
Miss Louisa Morrison will give concert in Hard
man Hail. on Wednesday evening of this week, with
the help Of a. Victor Benham, Carl Richter-Nicoal
and Signor sabatclli.
The country is bossoming with May Music Festivals.
One OF frstratc importance will I'll this week, be-
ginning on Tuesday, in Pittsburg. Mr. sedl and Carl
Retter will be the conductors, the orchestra Will be
the Metropolitan, OF this city, and among the solo
performers will be AntOnla Mlelke, Clementne De
Eere Mrs Wyman, Rosa Linde Andreas Dippel, Emil
Fischer, Theodor Reichmann Franz Rnmmel, sign9ST
bologna and NJ. Guile Next week Providence VIII
enjoy the annual festival Of its Aron Society, under
the direction Of Jules Jordan and Victor Herbert The
first concert on Tuesday, will be devoted u ElJan
the second 70 miscellaneous selections. the third VIII
be a symphony matinee, and the fourth Will bring
Ber0zs Damnaton OF Faust with Emma Juch as
Marguerite, Mr.. Dppel Faust Mr.. Flint as Brander
and Mr. Ludwig as Mephisto.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
4 BENEFIT FOR THE WASHINGTON ARCH
JOSEPH JEFFERSON, w. ]. FLORENCE, MRS.
DREW AND OTHERS TO PLAY FOR
TUE IN1fND

one of the most delightful entertainments OF the
season is TO be given at the Madison Square Theatre
on the afternoon OF Tuesday May 10, for the beneit
of the Washington Arch Mr.. Palmer has. kindly Of
fered the use of his theatre for the occasion, and Mr.
jefferson is coming down from Cape Cod with Mr.
Florence to gather the rest of his company together
play the thid act of The Rivals This Will be Jef
tersons only appearance In Work during the
spring season. With him WIN appear Mr.. Florence
Mrs Drew, Miss Viola Allen Miss Elise Lombard and
Messrs. Pauding Durham and Warren.
For the same occasion two plays will be presented
.bv some of the best amateur talent in the city, Mrs
Bloodgood has volunteered the comedy of The Comical
Countess in which she will be supported by Albert Ia
Montague and Frank Griswold tandon. The Columbia
College Dramatic Club have consented to give one OF
their finest plays, namely Jerome X Jeromes Fen
nell I'm which Mr.. Dorr plays the part Of the naste
vioIn. maker Mr. Morrell and Mr.. Coolidge the ap-
nrentioes and Miss Eytinge the daughter.
The tickets for the benefit will be on sale az the
theatre on Tuesday morning, and those desiring TO help
the Arch Fund and enjoy some of the best acunS OF
the da both professional and amateur may send their
orders by telephone, mall or messenger
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
INSPECTOR BYRYEs NOT sUPERsrIrIoUs.

The recent change In the numbers OF houses Oh
the North Side OF Fifty eighth-st between Fifth ana
eyth ayes following the erection Of the Plaza Hotel
has hecn made the occasion for the publication OF
silly report that Chief Inspector Byrnes was super
stltlous Previous 10 the change the number OF his
house in the block 13. II is now IL. some
usybodv started the that the Inspector thought
the number 10 on his front door was unqchy ana ta'
a ~hiidis death was spoken Of rs reason for his
snnnosed dread OF i3 Inspector Byrnes yesterday
W .he renor+ was ridiculous He knew nothing
- tbe change of numbers until IL had occurred and
ba had suffered some annoyance on account OF the
change like his neighb0rs.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE Harvard CLUB

ANIMAL ELECTION OF THE HARVARD CLUB.
The rooms of the Harvard Club, in West Twenty
second-st. were crowded last night with members Of
the organization who there to vote for the Off
GERS Of the club. Among those present were Edward
Kne Evert Jansen Wendell, T. Frank Brownel,
George H. Adams, j. Artlcy Atkins, Dr. F. NJ. Weld
James ". Hawes, G.. D. Hawkins James G.. Carpenter
DR.. Rice and Frederick Cromwell. The following were
elected officers: Edward King. president; Austen c.
Fox vice-presidcnt; Charles Iowland Russell treas
urer Evcrt Jansen Wendell, secretary managers TO
serve until May, 1S04-Edmund Wctmore, T. Frank
Irownell, J. Hampden Robb Edward l.. Paris and
Geo 20 II. Adams; committee on admissions 30 serve
until Nav 16O4)-GeOrge II. sargent, James T. XII
breth Thomas ;. Bettens Wendell Baker Lowell Lin
coin, IT, II. lie Roy Edgar and Thomas Clyde.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
The REPrBLICAN CLUBs SOCIAL EVENING

The social dinners that have been held at the Re
publican Club Fifth.ave. and Thirty -eghth-st, every
Saturday during the last month"; have proved extreme
" attractive to the members. The attendance has
increased every week and the gatherings have done
much infusa life and sOciability into the club
An excellent band furnished music for several hours,
both during dinner and afterward. Ex-senator Thomas
c. Platt, Senator IIlscOck John W. Vrooman and Will
lam Brookfeld chairman Of the Republican County
Committee were present last night and cordially
welcomed. There were also present several prominent
Republicans including E. r. Bartlett Henry Gleason,
William Leary, II. lie MAR, J. s. smith. ]. F. Baker,
L. c. Ashley william l.. Finlay. G. IL. DennisOn,
Assistant United States DistrictAtomey John o.
Mott r. L. CObun, Alexander G.. Fisk, +. W. Bloom
ingdale and Walter K. Shepard, Of Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
En- MOTT s1ARrs 4 NEWSPAPER.

Ed Mott, the newspaper man, who has written Tor
a number Of New York City papers, and whose "old
settler series articles is particularly well KNOWN
has started new journal called The Evening ChFoni
cles in Corning, n Y II Mr.. Mott continues 70 write
as brightly aud entertanngly as in the past he VIII
M Doubt make a success OF his present venture. The
nrsf Issues OF IL certainly are neat In appearance
and as interesting as Mr.. Motifs friends could desire.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
Mr. DrxEY AND HIS MlxAGER WILL PART

Henry E. Dixey, the actor, who closed weeks en-
sagoment at the Lee Avenue Academy in Brooklyn last
evening, said that he and his messenger. Barclay Ii.
warburton would part at the end Of this season. He
also said that he would star In comedy being written
for him by Benz Wolf of Boston, but which has not
vet been named lie had no quarrel with Mr. War
burton and they would part they had always been,
the best Of friends
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
INVITED TO SEE THE NAUTILUS.

Aldermen Noonan, Lynch and Moebus and their
wives have been invited by the Captain Of the Spanish
corvette Nautilus 30 attend high mass to-day on board
the vessel The steam launch will take the guests
from T,renty-third-st., N. r.. at 10 a. M. to tho
The Spanish Consul General made the following an
nouncement yesterday /, -. - ham, y, ,ho
AS many persons endeaVor 10 get On poarp vi M tie
snanish schoolship Nautilus during hours IN when the
duties and dcipnne OF the officers ana crew Iehuer "
impos sbe TO receive visitors, the COMMANDER uesires
~ make known 10 the public that the Nautilus Is open
10 visitors from 10 a. 10 p M every day. except
saturday No permits are necessary
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
MD poosrrE1r AND TIE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Theodore Roosevelt, the Civil Service Commissioner
did NAT 90 TO the Custom House yesterday 1t Is ex
pected that lie win be there tomorrow. however, 70
make An examination Of some Of the departments
II &c said that his friends in the NNIst Assembly
District are making effort to defeat the resoiu
,iors asking only for practical examinations which
viii he -nsideied tomorrow night by the AAlSl
District c~canizatlOD
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
DIED.


MI;YER-At Jersey City, on Saturday, May 0. 1891:
Martha, wife OF August Meyer In the 6Sd year OF her
age.
Roasiyes ead friends Of the family are respectfully IN
Jersey City.
MILHAu-on Friday, May 8. &C his residence. No. u
Breyet BrisadicrGeneral, U. s. A., In the esd year
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
4th aves. Monday, May IL, at 10 a
Diilhau.Tbe trustees of the Emerant Industrial Saw
ngs Bank and the members OF the Irish Emigrsnt So
late fellow member Gen. John T. Milhan on Monday
ing May H. st 10 o'clock, In 81 Ann,s Church l2tn-st
between 80 ana d.h syen ars
JAMES RORKE, President Irish Enigroft Society.
The Comrades OF George washingto Post: No. 1o3.
O. x r. Will assemble a. Saint AIMS Church, f2th-st,
between 3D. and an aycs on Monday I'm ns1 q. ~
their late eOmrade general y JOIN MsSu by Ssf
E. HAIGHT, Adiutant.
MooREoa May At Fo5trsss t MNQEoe o y Nav ws% psS
lex Moore.
sNow-on Saturday. May 0. Frances NJ widow Of
George NJ Snow and daughter OF the late Nathan jack
RELATIVES Is and friends Of the family are invited attend
the funeral services her residence, ~ Mndison'
ave-, Monday. May II, at 80 p. M
wELLs-On Friday. May 8, Cathsrne NJ storrs wife OF
Robert H. Wells. - o,-xl. =.
Funeral services at residence, No. s5 Coumbas
Albany, " Y, Monday, May H. at IL O'Clock noon.
wILLIS-On Saturday May o, Eleanor Maring o,n,y
daughter OF William Henry and Adele satterlee "ihls'
aged years.
Funeral private.
wooDRUFF-On Friday. May 8, Marcus Post, youngest
son OF Mary w. and the late NJ. p. Woodruff -
sion 5th-ave. and 10th-st, Monday May III, at io
O'Clock a..
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
,c,rysr THE yEW.EyGLayD ROAD.

Rockville Conn, May 9.-The cake OF j. j. kesah'
~ this city against the New-YOrk and New England
Railroad Company for damages by the destruction OF
warehouse filed with wool and shOddy by fire caused
by sparks from locomotive, has been settled by tho
paymept OF sl4 900, the full claim, with interest by
The railroad company. The case has been III the courS
two yeakx
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
LAgDsHIP EXPECTED IN PORT.

Charles a. Metcaf who is we'll known as the
always smiling theatrical man, has been on cruise
in the West and South lie Is perhaps the only
theatrical seafaring who sails better land than
on water. Ho came into port last evening with a
Drowned tnge his face but had left his vessel
on the high seas. He has not abandoned the "nhlp
Alloy" company, however, but has merely come to
New. York Iarbor one week before he expected 10
find moorings for his craft, which win show her sails
here on Monday evening, May 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
RosroN CREDITORS RELEAsE AITA0HNEEHs.

Boston, May 0.-The attaching creditors Of Smith.
Plasland Co.. boot and shoe IobbeTs ST. Joseph, No.
have agreed with the general creditors to dissolve their
attachments on the firms assets, and ALLOW the prop
erty 20 20 into the hands OF the receiver
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
FAST TIME TO THE SOUTH VIA RICHMOND AND
DANvILLE SYSTEM

Taking effect May 10, leave NewYork 90 p. m,
Washington 40 p. m. Arrive Atlanta 2 :25 p. m.
Montgomery 10 D. M. Birmingham 80 D; m.
Newt Orleans 80 a. m Memphis AS a. m. Al hours
10 New.Orleans 40 hours to Memphis. "a hours TO
Atlanta. Famous Washington and Southwestern Vest!
buled Limited daily at 40 p. m. from Washington
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

To the Land of the Midnight sun.-On June q q
gentlemen leave on the Cun1lT oeNd
cr tour Norway sweden and penmark visiting nises
can be 19ado with Mr. HARRY RANDALL oil 6Oo West
5sth-st New-York who furnishes programmes upon
application.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
D., Cam. Wine for the Sick.

1--WE can confidently recommend speers Fort crap I
Wine, superior article OF wine "r inc 'i'~ '
The Vineyards and cellars are at Passac y. Je, J,,, :,
ical Rayiew no Brandy IS better than SpeePs CnhoA
OF 1870.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
Ask for
LUNDBORGS PERFUMES.

rvorv sov some man dies from oyerwork brain and
ner exhasted digestion Intercepted heart can't 90 lts
Wtrk etc etc No man wearing Holman's Pad Freely
was ever known to be troubled In that way.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Bright crisp little advertisements, describing In a
direct way the varied requirements Of host OF
people, fill many columns on the eighth and ninth
pages OF The Tribune today.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
WAGNER PALACE CARS.

The drawing room. sleeping room, dining and buffet
cars I'm service on the great fourack New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad all Of the Wagner
pattern and for comfort and elegance are the recognized
criterion. -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

When in search OF work workers. horses or car
rageS, board or rooms, real estate consult Tho
Tribune's lite advertisements OF the people" There
are many columns OF them the eighth and ninth
pages to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
THREE SUPERB LIMITED TRAINS.

Presenting the acme OF safety. speed and comfort,
leave Grand Central Station via the Tack New.
York Central every day Ia the gear for the West and
Southwest :.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
IL is astonishing how the tastes of the peO

H is astonishing how the tastes Of the people are I'M
proving In the way Of art especially in decorating ana
frnhinq Stereotype and machinemade furniture gives
va IN the artistic The regulation clock set reres TO
give place to rare pieces Of the last century In porcelain
or ormou Drapees and porteres in tapestries or rich
materials suppant the painted wall and sammng door.
Everything is changed to higher plane Inc peope Oh
vvyor and the country generally are largely Indebted
N the long established Of Sypher Co. for catering
to this new order things This can be verified by
visit to their new Fifth store filled as it is with
an endless variety of artistic goods.
The Cambridge. Ffth-ave and Thirty third'sS.'
paIarial model hotel Cuisine unsurpassed L0fen'
Reich proprietor-(Home journal.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Every one who wishes 10 buy or rent house In
town or country should examine the little advertise
ments on the eighth and ninth pages Of The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10
HeIia,sus Notices.

A-FATHER IGNATIUs Will deliver his final Grafton
to-day at Chickerng Hall at p ID.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

prsuOp POTTER VIII administer the rite Of conhrma-
on ar The Church OF Archangel corner l7th-st ana
e. TichoIas-aye., on Sunday Qoth at o'clock p IN.
Choral serYee.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

CHURCH OF CHRIST (scientisn Hartman Hall. cor
ner lOth-st. and 5thave entrsnce wes' nnI
class II m every Tuesday evening a. reading
rooms % 5th-ave Open daily.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madson,aye. and sOthst:-
Rev l.. B. RIDGELY at 4 10 p. M
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

CHRIST CHURCH on Boulevard and 7lstst-Dlyine
service at III a. and 40 D. NJ The Rector Dr. j. D.
LIN. will Offciate
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

Tn man or woman who has an ungratifed wish,
,he many columns of short advertisements on the
eighth and ninth pages of The Tribune will be found
brimhil of interest.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

"I don't believe so much in heredlty,' said the
PSYCHOLOGIST Now there's u, the lawyer; look
at his sons. One Of them became n professional
musician another IS school teacher, principal Of
some academy a third IS successful steamship cap
tain q fourth is an editor and the lfth-the fifth Is
further away than any Of the Others lie Is nothing
but plain and simple dude
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
ONCE. $50 sixth ave-. corner 2sd-st.. n. y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner OF 3ith-st and
pa N. -eervces at II 4. m. Preaching oy Rev.
p08FRT CoI.LYER. Subject: The New Men OF the
old and New Timen
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 5Oth-st., near sthaSe;-
Rev b. B. TYLER
New-York tribune., 1891-05-10

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