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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24

The archbishop OF Olmutz, n MOravian
city. receives revenues which amount to
nearly $3.50, 900 year.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24

A lot of land in Cincinnati 3ox90 feet in
Dimensions, once bought for IS. recently
sold for 30, 900 cash.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24
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ly appreciate what truly wonder
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sensations of healing, easing, clear
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Sugar and water may smooth a
throat or stopa tickling-for while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
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despair, where there is the sickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. 1t cures. You are
a live man yet if you take it. y
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24
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HOW TO EARN $500 MONTHLY

Write for particulars to the STAR
ToNTINE ASSOCIATION, pays to its men,
bers 800 in 2 months. 1000 members
in Philadelphia first month. Our pay to
Secretaries is extremely liberal. Write
STAR TONTINE ASSOCIATION,
1921 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-24
German
Syrup"

Those who have not
used Boschee's Ger
man Syrup for some
severe and chronic
trouble of the Throat
and Lungs can hard
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
DIED.

UIED. e.
RoLLISsoS RI Eshssy :. .v wsm Psif%s Rcn.os n sss
Funeral Services Monday, 2sth inst. Of from ~
First Baptist Church. d.. -. L.
sEEs-At Painheld, y. j.. Dec. 20, Aorsh'm D oee'
the Sjth year Of his age.
Notice Of ilnerul hereafter. -.
SIOcOMBE-On 2tth inst, Mabel r., dausn'cs ''-
Fsnrs 10 wSch P"aes and friends are r..
yed viii held thc Methodist tpSSsgal es SsurSa 81
InterIDent at Loekport. n. Y
twenty three Nina r. beloved wife o. Prde,ek spsHS
berg and daughter Of astayus A. and Rachel soidsmis
Riatves trends hereby Informed that ne ,uner1
pea pir sse s4 PES 80 from M NO. '0 LAST "'''
It is respectfully requested that flowers be omittsd
srEwART-At Brooklyn. Dec. 2sth. Charlotte A. stewart
Funesci at Episcopal Church In chesser, N r. -
half past O'clock on Sunday, 2Ith INST
Iibbis daughter Of Elizabeth and William j. Van Afs-
GIe. .-,..,.... ami, ,,,s.a. arc ,.
yited win be held at thc hethoiist tRcr"pa' SnufS3.
corner OF Bedford and Morton sts On soneSy Dec ''
In.srmea, e ~, At Montgomery orange Co.. y. Y
vINpERPoEI,-On December Goth, Ellen. widow q
rnoer soryces viii be held late residence ~ Ea:s
ISth.st ON Tuesday morning December 18Th as hst'
past 10 o'clock.
wALKER-On Chrlstpss Day. at New;Yerk Hc,l!s Th,yJ
Walker son Of the late PhineIs and Mars "aihef'
Guilford, Connecticut
wILICox-suddenly by accident at Tsfrytown !; y: =:
on f6ristma, eve Edwin r. Wilcox, only oa o. Edwm
A. and Sarah Elizabeth Wilcox In the twenV'hi'a W.
Funeral services from his residence NO ~ Esnn
ST. brooklyn Monday 2sth inst a. . one yeiocA " ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully ihNiteo'
Interment private. - r.@
wILKINsON-In Greenwich, Conn, Dec. 2Sth, Edmuss
vs, oa MonS,x A. o'clock from Christ Church
Interment Tuesday, at Putnam, Conn'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
HOW SHE FTyAILY ESC4PED.

From, Thu Chicago Tribune,
rbe vearied sun had sunk to rest Six hours or more
ag,, and IN the danty drawing room the light WAS
bsrning low The solemn ticking Of the clock IN
~essur,d heat and slow, " Thompson GladdiS seemed
y, sav that II was time tp go.
Rnt Thompson heodcd not its voice, Tor sun he
fingered thsre a. II "a wsd OF chewing gum had glued
mns 10 his chair And Thompson's voice had taken
ON a most uncertain note. as IL lump oil something
dry had risen In his throat , -,
Amelia dear he FILTERED out, hear what have
IN say II NAV surprise you, but DO not-oh 40 not
turn awayi Ny palsed tongue has often tried my
psssiOn 10 translate doubts. msxyinss trenbnngs
sears have made me hesitate know cannot even nov
ny onen1s formulate In words thai phase miaen,s
ear or seem appropriate cannot cIothe my Desirts
fnna homes I'm forms of speech ornate, because my
ucryeless vocal cords will NOT articulate. But now
tbe fatefl hour has come. can no longer wait, ana
cre leave this house tonight ask 10 know my fate
Amelia dear, nay sunerings you must conmisefate.
r. ,ut me Out Of misery do not procrasunae fOrglVe
rne n / seem too rash. for ] am desperate. Your
tender heart will blameess hold poor unfortunate
whom love has made unduy bold ana too importunhte
The ouestiOn trembling on NV Ips YOU hnst
enticinate Your charms my very Delns uilIriny
lain Intoxlcate. NV love cannot picture forui ~
isnenags adequate, nor voice the deep enouons thal
nv bosom hgtate Devotion pure anecuoi true my
ling animnte and every hope have In nie 10 you
I .onsecr.te. Evasons ] ahominate, dece1. ! aePre.
4. IA and confess that my estate u very inooerote-
All tits had Thompson Gadds said with eyes hpon
the aoor, when from Amelia's gentle hps he" came
ssnSs" nS ,nnmvx satd. a. ne walked away I'm
an Ssy fhs rest some other lay.'
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

parents. lie TO New York when boy and sang IN
ehophouses and other places lie had pleasing baritone
voice, which secured him place in a variety show
lie and Timothy Cronin played togcther In variety
ambitious, however, and ten years ago he mace MS
first appearance In legitimate comedj IN barley Samp
bells " Friend and FOer at the Fourteenth etrees
Theatre. lie was the star in this play and made a
success OF IL. At this time he wrote the well-knowh
song Peek a, Boo
ght years ago Mr.. Pitou became his manager
The other PLAYS In which he has starred were = Ihe
g MayOurneenn was written for bjr this
year and the house has been crowded
every night. He Is sbO;t thirty-fve years
old and was married fourteen years ago.
There was no matinee OF Eily' at Niblos Yesterday
afternoon as Sadie scanan the star refused TO act az
her brother sick. There was performance In the
evening, usual.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
possoM Mce Notice.

Poat0mce
Should be read daily by all interested, changes may
81 for SS Su9se' s" ps sfS RS'
%Sss i S' Is desired 70 send o.nsoa and conn
%s,e .s, e. ,ss ..ss S:ss aSs ss
i;S. $:i y ss. Ill., 4. Lno. pc,
3SfYe os S.en.ld, and Gress2T ts Ps,lss e.
Puerto Cortei and Guatemala per s. s. st"ser' IRON
70, y, sy. spSssSE Ga !:
usi. Ss.S SS.! G. sfssd si p:;
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appsn9nsaiS 20 & mt fsF bsmp' sc or
sss ~ o.. switzerland I.s,y
SssE.1 s sssssss P:;
1:s r.: {. srsss:S s'ff fsJSs.. ai
1etters must be directed ''per Fufpessfa 40 m I
Netherlands direct per OLDHAM VIA Rotterdam s.sers
nuss II ~ Os m for Fortune Island and .mses yacm
csmfeSSe Chispaa fabasco and Yucatan per orlIabA
eters for Cuba and TsmpiGo direct and other Mexican
a. ia nv va 70, Gsensds Trinidad and Tob.go per
ruca Il lsupplemen,ary p M for BSs sna sns
Crov via St Thomas Cor IIarbsdos and Demersra via
Rarbados per Finance tletter must be direcd 'pes
pSsUNDky-As p ID. 70, Costa Risa via Limon: per
ptarre. .Miauelon per steamer from Halifax
Mails Tor Australia, New Zealand Hawaiian, Fn ana
arrival az NewYork Of $ Bothnia with British malls
for Australia. Mails for China and Japan, per o. .,
oeeanio rom San FraRcseo close here daily TO January
IS, ct 80 p Mails for The hfwsiisn islands per
uasy is at pm Mail, for the Society Islsnd ship
30 Mail Mails for SswsundsSS ss St. ncs BY I'll
thence by steamer ts onice daily at 80
Steamer sailing Mondays Thursdays and saturdays close
81 this office daily at 20 a. m M.s for Msxiec G over,
Trans Pacific malls forwarded 10 San Francisco
daily and schedule Of closing Is arranged on the pre-
suinption OF uninterrupted oversnd transit N San
Francisco Mails from the East srryins on tine az ss2
Mails opened the piers OF thq
English, and French steamers at the hour OF closing q
supplementary Mails at the Pessoaes which remen open
sns steaner W CORNELIUS VAN COrT Postmaster
Postofnce New-York, n. ", December -. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
Notices of marriages must be indorsed with full
name and address.
DIED.

DIED.
.1GHI1THFE-suddenly, OH Saturday Dec Goth, James
tro M a RESIDENCE T. ID Place Pane
SS.'y:N &. J. ''''' ''''
AusTIN-At Jersey City. Dss aS 1891 Emes, widow of
Funeral Services rcm her late residence, 24s Groyest
Interme4t at Catskll. n. Y.
gALowINe EadgIn in The 2th ysar q ssT sanass ass
IntePrinent n en- Monday. at Ryerhead, N. Y.
srSde asd The O late Stephen T. Bs.
Rsses s and friends are invited attend the funeral
vices at hi residence 24t Lenoxsye this afternoon
1nter%ent ~ sSS : At st'pS Pulaski. New.YOrk.
BoLLEs-At his late residence in this city, Ehakim L.
F4%sr held At ss SsDSs1 SIefsse bss p gp';a e
speeal ear to woodawn from Grand Central Depot at
cHRIsTIE-on Christmas eye at Elizabeth r. j. william
Hopper Christie Of NewY9k City aged Z, years Ssys
Sils ON Sunday morning at 10 $50.
Funeral services q Hon John A. %es;
well take place al ElAton Monday Dec 20, at O'CLOCK
Friends and relatives invited.
Christmas Day Mri D De BAUM widow Of the late C. b.
Funeral private.
DysTASTsrrahb c. Sts e James Du''""' at Norris
TSRs SSaan y ssafE December s7 at Presbyterian
DESH%SfS9s Pe9sa 1s: @ 3 -
Relatives and friends OF the family aad members Oh
+ oagsd and M a Brooklyn are Il; iSnsai
rssnto1, s b. Mass, papers please copy.
P saS asssf d s' and ads e
Faasa ntSa al 3, GhTs Gbass Tarryown Tuesday
g ss C SG R:suTSnr % fsS .aves s'1sl Tsrrytc~n at 81 "
HousToN-In Lowell Mass & Asasnder & Mos'sSn m. shs
s a m snS one RSa %e oaaeced with
Commerce"
DEE M Ellen % a. .as
Jcoek a. me- at caivsrs Church corner Of shave and
Please omit nOwer..
MARTIN-At Brooklyn, December a. A. Warner Martin
Faasra T from h hse residence 81 Lssve Rroosyn 70
Intern at Tarrytown. y. Y.
v5aw S ne & ssc3 Rss IS b. sH ss
Intorred at Greenwood Cemetery.
H14s ;s.G sa' .Ns ss instant John
s ss Y .s l:ssas. :sa = a. s'i%; % on Tuesday
os2faess viii i'm meet train leaving Grand Central Station
/ O'Clock y. IN.
pIE.rCH-on December rs. Abraham Pie,ch in his oist
5s sy ss sst .sd ss sso
PuRDY-on Friday. December e5th. Irene B., wife of
RsIslyo friend. invited e attend the funeral sas
1ntermeat @ az Sing sing n " at convenience
family
wife c 70 iSs hsr %
Notice OF funeral hereafter
nsApE Vie Of ss sGmfESsa GG.asa s'A Annie Barry
os.ss % s ;s Sss, s:sa .slns sss s... ~
,sssSsal Ssisss Z = Il ~Ssnaiassa. W
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
FoRurr5 4 yUMIsMArIcAL SOCIETY.

The Brooklyn Numsmatesl Society organized last
evening at tle Young Mems Christian Association Build
ing in that city About foi;y persons present at
the meeting The new society will form section OF the
rooalyn Institute and will collect coins and medals.
library on numismotcs and conduct Of lectures
on the subjeo:. Dr. Charles f.. West delivered lecture
on "Aneent Coinage" illustrated BY lantern slides of
the coin. a all the world. The society organ
itod by the election Of following officers: President.
Henry D. Morgan Of New-York secretary Alexander
Paano executive committee the president and secretary.
and DR. Lysander DickcTnan. 4. feuerardent, Charles
Gregory, John Bliss, Dr. Charles f. West W. H. Alice
NJ / bradley asd Gecrgc N. 0lcott Dr. West in.
itsd % lecture on The History u Ancient Coinage" at
the neat meeting Of the society In January.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
PSI Upsr1oys SMOKING CONCERT.

The Psi Upslon Club gave the first smoking concert
Of the season at the clubhouse, No. 80 West Forty
second-st. last evening. Messrs Brooks and Denton
with banjos, Mr. Casey. with comic songs MI. HANSON
Of sloghtofhand and reciaons, presented pro-
gramme of nine numbers and scored IN all Of
their selections. Supper served at IL 80.
Among those present Robert Lenox Belknap
president; L. II. Shaw, IL. w. Johns, F. Lancaster
Morgan, Dr. Dillingham;, Dr. Cursier, w. De Vol Dimcs,
Dr. lie Roy w. Hubbard DR.. George Fox, DR.. Lockwood
Willard Fiske Woosey Canalt b. j. Carroll, j. August
Barnard +. Il. Howes, Edward Fales Coward, y. H.
Ooudert, ir, Herbert Bonghton, A. p. Smith, Russell
Raynor ii. i. Robbins, L. " Southack, w. Rockwell
Walton Williams, Lueius w. Hotchkiss, W. H. Beadleston
Austin NJ. Poole, DR.. Willard Parker and DR.. Downg.
About members present and the concert was
every
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
RECEPTION TO SIR EDWIN ARNOLD.

ST. Paul, Mimi. Dec. 26.-The ST. Paul Press Club
this afternoon tendered reception 10 Sir Edwin Ar
nold at the home of Louis Baker proprietor OF "The
Globe" Seven hundred or more prominent persons.
with their wives Joined in doing honor TO the visitor
and the reception was thoroughly success Light
REFRESHMENTS were served and mandolin orchestra
add d % the pleasure OF the OCCASION
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
rY.NsiTIIErIc TBAvEJLEBs

Among the passengers sailing on the French steamship
IA ,,a.corno for asvfe yesterday Colonel 4. A.
DedRe, Dr. d. Rodriguez u de 10 VILE DE EouiN' the
Haroa seueres, l.. A.. Sanchez snd stewart Clinok
The Cunsfd steamship Euurs, for Liverpool, took out
among her passengers J. Trowbridge Bailey, H., Dr.
Wnlafd D. Candse Alexander j. Reid Mr.. and Mrs
John a. Z.rega w. A. Red the Rev j. T. Lewis, Z A.
pingwnIl Ge,tge " Branlhal. the Rev. Charles T.
Hefrine aad ". A. Miliken.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
FATTY WALSH A DOCKMAsTER.

Walsh, who is better known by his nickname
Of Fatty" Walsh, has been made dockmaster in the
Dock Department. For severol months Walsh has been
drawing salary from the Dock Board watchman His
new position is worth 81 800 year c succeeds william
T. COggeshal, brother Of State Senator Coggehali OF
Utica Walsh Is q wellknown ward politician and was al
time Warden OF the Tombs. lie Is Tammany man.
James j. Fleming, another Tanmsny man was also ap'
uoInted a
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
THE WABAyB TO EyrEg prrrsFIEIp

pittsburg Dec. GEL. s. Mcclellan, Southea stern
passenger agent Of the Wabash Railroad Company,
who was in the city to-day with other Wabash officials,
stated that arrangements had been made by the Wa
bash system for entrance into Pittsburg over the
tracks Of the Ptsburg and Western road. The con
nectiOn will be made at Defiance, Ohio, and q line
thirty miles long will be built TO meet the Plttsburg
and Western at that point
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
4 pINNER 10 SECRETARY EIAINE.

Washington, Dec. 2G.-The Gillian Minister ard Mrs
Mont gave dinner this evening in honor Of secretary
and Mrs. Blaine. The invited guests were Senator
Morgan, senator stewart, Representative McCreary
the Mexican Minister and Madame Romero, ex-Mayor
Grace Of New York the Argentine Minister the Minis
ter from salvador, J. W. Foster the spanish Minister,
Mr. TrumbuI and Mr.. Del Campo Of the Gillian Lega-
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
THREE DETECTIVES SENTENCED.

Pittsburg Dec. 2G.-h "Dispatchp Newcastle,
Penn. telegram says: ~. B. Told. James Carey and
T. J. Work. the three detectives who charged young
Wright with train -wrecking, Of which crime he was
acquitted yesterday, convicted to-day OF furnish
ing hquor sunday and 10 minors and sentenced for
sixty days In the wOrk-hOuse. The detectives ad-
mted the charges, but said the lquor was given TO
secure cOnfcs sion, 10 be used in evidence"
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
READINGS Bf SIR EDWIN ARyoLD.

Sir Edwin Arnold will begin course OF lectures and
reading. IN Days Theatre on Tuesday, January IL Ut ii
. m There VIII be- i've altogether the dates for the
~ four belrr respectively the mornings OF January 1+
~ and so and February 2. 1sJe
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

Thursday; December "a In Boston;
boston t0 Theodore Cole, NJ. D.
MOORE-wILLIAMs-Ato Baltimore. =, MARYLAND, On
D. d. John Leverett Moore and Nancy Clark, daughter
az the late John ". Williams.
7, Soencer married on Wednesday, Dec 23d, 1891.
George S. Rice, jr, and Miss julia
NJ So slons at schOolcraft, Mich, Dec 23 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUSswiCK-President &. K Adams, OF Cornell
unyerslty and Alan Johnstone, Of the British Legation
Al washington. FIFTH AvENUE-chef justice Mel
VILE W. Fuller. Of the United States supreme Court
HoRMANDIE--IAeutsnsnt0e t0evssuM william H. asGs. Of
rsssaehusstsa vJc1c1iA-osust - 0elSsa q CseA
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
6petiaI Notices.

A. Bokev's BIttera
Siaes 1873 aeknowiedsed 70 be by fer es oess sos -
ttnvers.
The correct pronunciation Of English wods is moS' ~
,o,tant Miss Anna Award has ,a'efuily s,noiI tss
hest existing authorities upon the subject ana ans
correct msonounccd words that are frequently nesa
te nupit theatre, In daily e0nNtfeauoh
Her charge for instruction s hnndigi dolss mono
Address Miss Award "The Alpine" b'"'u""'' '~'
dat
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
LORD RANDOLPH AND The COBRA.
From The London Daily Graphic.

While We were outspanning this morning my servant
observed large snake close 10 the wagon qmchiy
got my and shot 1t while 1t was wrigling on into
some bush. When examined Lee pronouneed 1t 10 De
cobra Of considerable sze The bite OF this snake Is
very rapidly fatal to man beast The snake meas
ured four feet six inches in length and was in thick
equal 10 about three ngers Broad stripes OF dull
yellow and gray marked the body. Lee says II Is a
very occurrence to meet with this snake. In the
afternoon took the 577 rife and had long ride but
no shot Sir John Willoughby hunted toward the
Umfll by himself. and shot antelope bull, not
off with the Baboon" to find and bring In the roam
antelope, aud rode with Lee In an opposite direction
We proceeded for hours, passing at times through a
lovely land Nothing was wanted save numerous herds
Of buck.
away. The report OF the shot brought Of a
plantation three roam antelope which stood looking at
abofit two hundred yards away. dlsmOunted and
fired, and away they went. Gaoping as hard as
could over an open space, ] got within a hundred
yards, jumped Off, and fired again. This was lucky
bullst. 1t struck Of the anelopes In the thigh.
This antelope separated himself from the two Others
me, and | got another shot, which finished him.
Lee gaOped after the two others and shot them both
They all three fine Fat cows with nice heads.
We had hard work for about two hours cleaning
and covering up the three anelOpes which lay on the
plain more than a mile apart. Long grass and
branches had 70 be cut and fetched from distance,
and before had finished attentions 10 the first
the vultures had settled by SCORES on the other two
bucks. We saved these, however before much harm
had done Vulturs and 1ackals will not venture,
for hours. TO approach dead game well covered up
with grass and branches, faring a trap. II Is good
plan To tie q northumberland To stick over the
heap and leave It futtering In the wind.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

No Christmas and New. Year's Table
should be Without q bottle OF DR.. Segerts Angostur
Btters worirenowned appetizer OF exquisite navo
Bew are OF countorfeits.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
Religious Notifies.

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL MEsMERISM AND HYp
NoTIsM, $40 West SStA;s:.Rey; pr: MeCMthhthnIS thS
Bhrki Critical conversaztona following Miss Me-
CARTHY sooist Experimental class Thursday evenings.
$40. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

Fur Mufs Muas, MuGs.--Prces marked way down
C, c. Shayne, I24 West 42d-st
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
MIRRIED.

Imperial Cranpm the purest safest most IednSe
Nursing MotbeFs Inyalids COnvaescents ana ths Ased
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

ARL ANGELS CHURCH. S1st-st and West Enasya
Services q. M, IL a. m. and p. m Rev, b. De Il
TOWNSEND will preach
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

BELOVED DISCIPLE s9.h-st near Madiscn.aye:I
Rev s, GREGORY LINES. Reet0r.-Blshop TALBOT wiz
preach OF IL. Other services, 80, 10. g. Christmas
mus ted
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

The Cambridge, Fifthave and Thirty y-:hird-st. 70 4
,.,.r. model no,a, Cuisine unsurpassed Loren1
Reich. proprlstor.-(H Home Journal.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

This II "Hospitai Sunday
1t Is day to remember Help tns suneF'ng oy yous
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

California Vintage Co,
Pure and Reliable Table and Dessert Wines Il Park
Place, New-YorA.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27
French
NEW YEARS CARDS.
j. w. BoUToN, 8 WEST 2sTH-ST.

Couarcss spring ,,.-.. =.
This famous water being now by most eNCo,Js~ -
tublng festorcd 70 former strength ara
tho gfeat mineral drinking pubic isn, OF ss..s
the past Saratoga-hurryng 70 sse sner ''s
st this healthful fountain
Mrs IL. Marne Msntrure and Chirop pods. s1s
for the complexion massage highest ieiereee'' o's
5th.aye.
I Could Not Live Without IL. eta.
Ia what many ladies the Crown LASefuer ohS'
Re sure YOU get the genuine In crown ,topler. Only.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scien.ist). 545 5th-ave., en-:
trance l5thss-Serviee and Bible study Sunday, 10 <e
a. m. weekly meeting iel West aith..t TUESDAY; =
o. m. All invited. Mrs LAURA LATHROP. Psseor.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

| Rey w. RAUsCHENnyscn,. SECOND GERMAN
BAPTIST CHURCH. 40T West 49d-st., Q emonthss
absence Europe viii again occupy his pulp this Lords
| day 10 a. m. and D N.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Of aith.st and
Park k-aye-Service ct IL o. Preaching BY the Rev.
ROBERT COLLYER
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

| SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL cULTURE.-Lecture by Mr..
W. l.. SHELDON. Of ~. Louis AZ Chickerihg Hall al
IL AS O. M sabject: what Makes Life wcgth Living
| Forn All Interested are invited,
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

REMEMBER. this is Hospital sunday. Remember 70
Is your church Offering to-day.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

CHRIST CHURCH, Boulevard and 7ists-Dvfne
SHIPNAN will olrciate.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

- West I+th.st.-Mrs: HELEN 7. BRIGHAM answers
sd gives information subjects from the audi.
enee, II q m. Subject for Lecture p m. Progress
Af.er Death.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

| TRANSPORTATION CHAPEL. oeth-ss. West bs.
tween ColumbusAve and Boulevard-Seryices, 80 M;
Holy Communion IL o. m. and Q D. N
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

MAsniNaroN SQUARE METHopIsr ErIso2rsL
CHURCH, fth-st 6th-sye-Morning service 10 10.
Evening. 2 as Prssehns by NE psster, Rsy. q ".
NILLxkD. Theme for The evening, "EDenezes.n Wasek
oefdtRl wdsome = evusybo4G
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

EGLIsE pU SAINT ESPRIT. 30, .2e. Rae ousss-
Services religeuX IL dmenche 10 h. du ma1n es Q b.
du soir Rev. a. v WlTTMEYER, Rocteur.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

| "HOSPITAL SUNDAY" today. RemembeG
that the church offerings to-day will be divided among 80
hospitals and will directly 70 the FREQ cf ths
suffering poor This opportunity occurs but yeas.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

FRIENDS MEETING, 18th at. and Rutherford Place
CHARLES NJ STAHLER, OF Sandy Spring Nd. will a.
meeting to-day at IL The public cordially
ad
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

FIRST SOCIETY OF sPTRrTUALIsTs, Carnegie Music
Hall, 7thsve. and a7th.st-Momlng 10 af,srnoon
2:4S; evening 7 AS. Lecture BY j. CLEGG WRIGHT.
suhj'ct: 'datsrializston" Mrs. VI. l.. WILLIAMS
will follow with a naturalization seance evening.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-27

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF IEDt SrRY, l55 Worm.
ST. WIN. +. BARNAPD superintendent Christmas earola
viii be sung and recitacs rendered hy the children
SUNDAY az 3 80 ID. Public invited