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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
OBITUARY..
CHARLES REIN.

Charles Rehm, Of the Oldest bandmasters In the
United States, died at his home, No $50 East Thir-
feminist, yesterday morning. He had been I'll for
long time. Mr. Rehm born In Hanover Ger
many. lie received his first instruction in music
when nine years old Ills father and many OF his
relatives were musicians. When fifteen years old he
Joined the 9TH Infantry Band stationed In Nienburg,
Germany. In 1854 Mr. Rehm came TO America and
appeared cornet soloist in many concerts. In
1856 the members of Dodworths I'd Regiment Band
elected him their bandmaser. He was engaged
also at Nblos Garden In English and Italian opera.
In 1850 he elected member OF the New-fork
Philharmonic Society. Later he became bandmaster
OF the Governors Island Recruiting Service Band
At the time OF the Civil War Mr.. Rehm wrote Our
National Union March, which was dedicated to Presi-
dent Lincoln. In 1871 he was made bandmaster OF
the 22d Regiment Band OF this city. In 1872 he
received the appointment bandmaster OF the United
States Military Academy Band at West Point Mr..
Rchm resigned his place at West Point In 1857 be
cause OF Illness. lie sixty-siX years old. lie
leaves widow, daughter and u son.
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UONEN ENTFRTIINED BY 4 CLUE.
RECEPTION by ,TmLETEs-MUsIO>L SPECIAL.
IT'S NND DANCING.

4 RECEPTION BY ATHLTTE7-MUSICiL SPECIAL
IT'S NND DANCING.
Tile twcn,y-eigl'h ladies' day Of tho Ncw.York
Athletic club held at the clubhouse at Fifty
nfthst. ana >iXthavc. Yesterday The cuBou-c
was given over ~ o. fair sex from o'clock In the
afternoon until p M. and 4 seemed rs though
every pretty girl and handsome matron I'm town was
present. There wa, decided change In the pro
rramm" from i'9i usually rivol. There were no
athletic hafurcs water polo. the swimming spectacle
generally popular. being omitted. Gicsmann's
orchestra furnished the muse. and The remainder Of
the programme given over 10 musical spccialtlcs
dancing and dramatic readings. II was Liliputlan
SHOW as about all the performers were children; some
81 them Youthful enough 20 Interest Commodore
Gcrry Those who did especially well We're MIS-
Ilonn Kovac-. Na~dr De~1o Kovacs. II. Frank AueIn
ION. s.u. rita Rtca. Master Cecil J. IIorbordt. Edna
llacEc. springer ard norly o." the latter said TO
hc Tire youngest eliza performer In the country.
Emile Levy wa, thc accompani,t
The entertainment committee was composed Of
George u. Phillip, chairman; William Il. Bassett.
Frederick VI. Iau,!'ug. Edward ". Klmble and VII
liam y Prince.
Among some II those present were the following:
Mr. Barton :. Weeks. Mrs. y g. Mlls, Miss NILS,
Mrs. ". G.. S,Luyl,r. Mr.. George d.. Phillips, Mr..
j. II. stead Mis- Angela Dcylin, Mr.. T.. y. Dcpew,
MS Anna d. Robinson Mrs. George H. h. Mitchell,
Mrs George H. llurA MIR. George II. Eddy, Mrs.
DrtmmDnd Mrs. P.nn. Mrs {. e. Cor. Mrs. Alfred
de Cord0yn. Mis-. Belmont MIS-. James X. Dunn Miss
Manchester Nj, LouoX. MI, Morgan, Mrs.. ii. W.
Mooney, Mis-. Henry Stanton Mrs. W. +. Reese, Miss
Croker Nil, llaye.. Mr.. g. &. osborne, Mrs. y. VI.
DOYLE. Miss Bessie TAYLOR, Miss lie Bouiillcr, Mr..
john L. Boutillnr Mi, Cyport. Mrs Potter Mrs..
w. Il. Roe, Miss 4. Browning Miss h. PoncrOy, Miss
Calscn, Mr.. ID. -. lOumans, Mrs. otto Sarony,
Mrs. Jc--up. Sis Jackson Mis- Norton Mrs. Wis
wall. Mrs. Jean Ecrsc. Miss Bert Johnson Miss l..
Odoll Miss sadie Roe. Mrs. william X. stewart Miss
+. Cns,ic smith, Mrs Wlttlaus, Miss Pelham. Miss
Orcutt Mrs. o. C. Hatch, Miss l.. Rand, Mrs. j.
Emory Eaton, M., T.. HYDE, Mrs. De Gr0Ot, Miss T..
MARLEY M-s \. Elliot Mrs w. +. Higgins. Mis- \.
BIarvclt, Mr. George i. seaman. Mr.. y. /. Rose
Miss T.. !. Miller, Mrs. purdy ana Miss H. Pratt.
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FOXHALL KEENE'S UEDDING.

HE AND MRS. FRANK WORTH WHITE QUIETLY
MARRIED.
Tie marriage If Mr.. Mary Lawrence WHIT.
widow Of Frank Worth White T. FoXhail kecnc
took place yesterday afternoon at 80 O'Clock
I'm the chantry II Grace Church. In
the presence oi a'oHt twenty relatives OF
the pair and few inlimmt" friends. The 0nicating
clergy man was the Row Dr. W. :. lainsiorl. rector OF
st. Georges Church. Mr.. Kccnr and Mrs. White en-
tered the chanry together. They were not ATTENDED
by best man. maids or u,lcrs. Tn" BRIDE wore
a travelling gown OF gray cloth aud velvet ana Il
small hat TO ,poud. she va, given away by her
father Fr,dcrici Lawrence. There were present to
witness the marriage Mr aud Mrs J. Il. kcenc Mr. ana
Mrs Frederic Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs LOOMS h.
White Mr. and Mr., ScwbOid Lawrence, Mr.. ana
Mrs Harry Alexandra. Mrs. James Brown Loru MIS-
T. Leavltt Louis Rowland. Andrew W. smith, Mr.
and Mrs Talbot Taylor Mrs Clarence Dlnamore ana
the bride, young sou by her first marriage iicr
tIo ceremony there was Informal breakfast at No.
IN Enst Twenty -sccOud-st, the home OF the prlde
father. III, -, -, 1,,cI,r, la, ,Io
.,cnm.hlp Majestic ON "Wednesday t6 pass the winter
IN the limiting districts Of LclceStcIShlrc. Mr. k'che
"iII take over with him several OF his h0roughbreds
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HELP THOSE WHO NEED IT.

DOING GOOD IN TENEMFNT-uOrsEs AID HOS
PITALS.
A fair in aid Of the work among the ten'hehtS
and hospitals Of Ncw-York will be given by Tue
"D Y. y. TT society ut Sherrys. on wednesday
afternoon December It, when fancy articles VIII Dc
sold and M0nte.ore lsuncs Will tell fortunes ana
rive some evidences Of his skill In mind reading.
This society Of workers for the poor takes a. It's
motto DO Ne Ncxte Tlyngc.' Through lis en-
deavors families have been regularly visited ana
cared for rents have been paid for deserving people
thc sick have been placed In hospitals and women ana
children have been sent To the country for Few
DAYS at a time during the hot summer The members
OF the society President. Miss Annette Boardman
cer.ary, Miss T. Evelyn White; treasurer Miss Mar
garct L. ClaTisOn members. Mrs. Fisher BANKS. Mis'
Ccmcnce l.. BoaNiman. Miss Adelaide L. Chrk'on.
Miss Alice ID. GARRISON. Miss Helen ;. Dudley. Miss
Laura +. Dudley. Miss Euretta kernochah, Miss
Carsse II. Livingston. Miss Sarah Livingston Miss
Margaret a. Mackay. Miss Eva " C. Norris Miss
Alice L. Reese. Miss Maria VI. Reese Miss Eta Steers
Miss Madeline l.. X. sattcrlec. Miss Anna J. steward
Miss Frances Stockwcll. Miss Fannie Taller, Mrs.
Ebcn Wright. Miss l.. Ward and Miss Gcorgiana L.
Wllmcrdlng.
The Datronese. of the sale are Miss Annette Board
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AN ENTERTAINMENT ~ AID OF A HOSPITAL

musical entertainment for the benefit Of the Wood
stock Hospital was given yesterday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George W. BOskowtz. No. 40 East Forty
frstst. Mrs. BoskOwtz, Mrs. Florence Rice Knox,
David Names Mrs. Arthur Dyct, Harry Pepper, Miss
Jessamine Ilallenbeck, Arthur femme and J. F..
Mundwylcr took part I'm the entertainment. Many
wellkn0wn people were present. among whom were
Mrs. Arthur Townshcnd Mrs. James Wallace, Mrs.
+. II. Barhydt, Mrs. J. II. Y. Arnold, Mrs. Leon
lIarvier, Mrs. George Peabody, Mrs Theodore Tilt.
Mrs. Barney Williams, Mrs. John F. Zebly Mrs Arthur
Joseph, Mrs. Granville Perkins, Mrs. Eugene Earl.
Mr.. George Thompson, jr Mrs. Bnck, Mrs. Nven
Pevcrldge, Miss Grace ClagRctt Mrs and Miss Kelly.
Mrs. John ID. s.ayback Mrs. Varian. Mrs. G. G.
Walton, Mrs liartshOrn Mrs II. Porter, Mrs. james
Baird and Mrs John NanderpOOl.
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DIED.

BrLr,-sqddcnly, Of heart failure. ct Enslewooa New
Funeral private.
p o Rgf' aS O James n' Black and
daughter u Euph,ma d. and the late james Russell
Notlec T.; funeral hereafter.
sG at 6.es s se ss d'9 nee Rev. %S
,slcgcer Chld s. T D. in the 7ith year Of his age.
DoYLE,m,.M Montreal. Canada, on Friday morning, 9th
inst. Warren \. Doyle. aged - years: -, 49,.
ree. sunday Dcc y Ilt S Of P M at The
Intermont December 18TH, woodlown.
FTRRIS-On Friday. the 9th Inst. Charlotte F., eldest
Of s s late C@a gs ,c s" f, Ee; g. 10
O.. N. Monday. December l2th.
iy Peck a.s A T >, Join on Df sTy s snd
daughter OF the ate Hercules I.eea and Lucinda Reed
the house g? Harrsonst Brick Church. at 2:So p m'
TeEe the 30 p. m. traIa. D. L, and W. r. r., from
nrsy or c9,,toPher st, st. Ne IEr Gork p,,
JANVEIN-A "a otoga springs suddenly. December 9th.
L. H. Jan,r.n. formerly Of New.York in the 10th year
Funeral service, Monday afternoon December y 18TH on
OLIVER-In Bo,ton. December sth suddenly Fitch Ed
Funeral Monday az halfro.t TO- Church Of the Advent
PATERSON-On saturday, December 10, 1892, Edward
Willard Paterson Of Robert and Maria Louise Paer-
son. IN the $sth year q his az W.. ,o.,,, n
TUESDAY December 10, at II o'clock a. m.
Intermcnt private.
var of her age Layinla widow u homas Pearsall, Of
cw-York. and daughter Of the late General Nathaniel
Funeral services at ST Paul's Church. Glen Cove on
Tuesday December 18Th. at o'clock p. M.
Relatives and friend, are invited TO attend the funeral
without further notice
Carriages will train leaving Long Island City at
II q. M.
% ad HON. W@ ST 2. asd So "a Porter WIDOW OF
Service, residence Of her 273 West s4thst at
3 sunday aft
Relot,cs and friends are invited attend
SHIPMAN-At Bclyldcrc, New-Jcrsey. saturday morn.
ing. December 10. 1892. Jche c. Shipman aged "a
Funeral from late residence Of deceased December 18TH
ls92. 30 p. m
Friends invited.
sMITH.Enorcd into rest. at his late residence No. %
Relatives and friends invited 10 attend tho funeral
services Calvary Church. Fourthaye. and 2lst-st,
Monday December IL, 10 a. N.
Kindly omit flowers.
Cornelius stephens I'm the si>t OF hlS
Funeral services his late residence, 3Cj West j2dst, OF
Sunday, at ?. M
1ntcrmcnt private
VAN HYPERION Friday December o, 1892, COrdelIO NJ.
Relatives friends invited to attend the funeral
her htc residence. 203 West 52d-st. on Sunday,
December II. az o'clock p. m.
VAN NOORHIS-Frdav. December 9th Andrew McGown.
son o. the Hon {. W. and the late Catherine NJ Van
Il atiycs friends are invited attend the funeral
services 81. Jlmcss NJ. T. Church. corner Madison.
ave. and 12Gtl.t. Mondly, December 18th, at
p. m.
WHITEHEAD Charles Edward Whitehead. jr. December
Funeral services. oh at O'Clock at Church Inter.
rntcrmcnt family plot in Trinity Church Cemetery.
residence ~ his fahcr-n-.aw Geo. Hoit1n, near Anna
walk Wcstchcscr Co., ~ " Artc, son OF Artelnas and
Funeral services on Tuc-day 18Th inst, Prcsbye.
rlan Church Katonah. a. Il 80 o'clock p. m
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ANNE RUSSELUS IMPROVED HEALTH.
HER FRIENDS WILL PROBABLY SEE HER AGNY
on THE STAGE

on THU STAGE.
Miss Annie Russell, who IS well remembered
for her delightful performances when mem
Der OF the Madison Square Theatre Company
has been absent from the stage for three years
during which time she has been Frustrated BIZ
q painful and lingering sickness. II was with
great pleasure that her friends, who had eagerly
looked for her restoration to health heard short time
ago that her strength had almost fully returned and
it would probably not be long before She would be
able 10 her dramatic work II is likely next
season may sec her again playing. 1t IS marvel
to those who have known how almost hopeless at times
meet and talk with her friends. On Friday Miss
Russell present at an afternoon tea at the home
Of Mrs. /. H. Bosworth, when she met many OF her
friends who Ind not seen her since her retirement
from the stage. She announced her intention Of
making trip to Europe by OF tho Mediterranean
lines IN the OF the winter, 10 return III time
to take UP her professional duties next autumn.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs James
Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. John Drew, Mrs. l.. c. benedict
Mrs John Ames Mitchell. Miss Louise Benedict. Mrs.
Charles Tanning Mrs. william A.. Perry. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Pomroy Miss Bertha Perry, Arthur Bourchlcr
Mrs. Sarah Cowell-Le Moyne, Bronson Howard, Evcrt
Jansen Wendell, Mr.. and Mrs. G. VI. Dewey, Mrs
Theodore Kane Gibbs Mrs. Frank Hastings, Miss
POmroy, Mrs. Henry Valentine Mrs. Abby Sage Rich
ardson, Mrs Agnes Booth DR.. Allen Starr, Mr.. Van
Ingen, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whln"n +. W. prcsbrcy
John Malone, Miss FOOte. Dr. and Mrs. Castle Mr.
and Mrs. William ". Chase, Mrs. Edwards Paul
Moran, Mrs Clarence Postley and Miss Davis.
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LOUIS IL. JANVRIN.

Saratoga, Dec 10 (speclall.Louis II. Janvrln, who
for quarter Of a century was prominently known In
hotel circles, died here last night. lie was at one
time connected with the Fifth Avenue Hotel, New
York City, and at the time OF his death he was a
member of the firm Of Janvrin q Walter, OF the
Abcrmarle Hotel in NewYOrl City. For many years
and up to years ago. when he was afflicted with
paralysis, he was member OF the firm Of Tompkins,
Gage, Perry & Janvrin, Of the United States Hotel Of
saratoga Springs His wife and three children survive
him. He 4 brother of DR.. j. a. Janvrin Of New
York City, and Mrs A. A. Person, Of Exeter y. ii.
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GEORGE HARRINGTON.

Washington, Dec. 1O-Informatlon was received here
to-day OF the death OF the Hon. George Harrington,
formerly Assistant secretary OF the Treasury and
Minister to switzerland under President Lincoln. lie
died at sea on the 9Th inst. while his way from
New. lOrll % Hamburg.
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man, Mrs. J. Fisher Banks. Mrs. T. S. Clarkson,
Mrs. Howard Garrison Mrs. William Fellowes. Mrs.
Frederic KernOchan. Mrs. Herman T. Livingston,
Miss Clarissc ii. Livingston Mrs. Barnard Mackay,
Mrs. \. NewbOld Morris. Mrs. W. Henry Reese. Mrs.
+. lie ROv Saterec. Mrs. Henry Steers Mrs. ID. Jack.
son Steward, Mrs. william StOckwell. Mrs. Edward
y. Taller, Mrs. John c. Wilmerdng, Miss E. Evelyn
White, Miss Lillian Ward and Mrs. Eben Wright.
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TO BE HELD As A MEMORIAL TO WHITTIER.

Salem. Mass. Dec. 10-A deed recorded at The
Courthouse this morning from James II. Carleton,
who recently purchased the Whittier homestead In
IIaverh conveying to board Of nine trustees tho
homestead 10 be he'd In trust forever n memorial
to the poct and the man. and TO be at all times open
TO the public subject 10 such conditions as the trustees
INN
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FUNERAL OF MRS. ELLIOTT ROOsEVELT.

The funeral Of Mrs Elliott Roosevelt, who died sud
denly Wednesday, took place at her home, No. 81
East Sixty-lrst-st. Yesterday morning. The burial
was ut Tivoll-on-ludson. The services were at
tended by many friends, and were conducted by
the Rev. Henry Y. sattcrce. Of thc Protestant Eps
copal Calvary Church. Fourthave and Twenty first
ST. The floral offerings numerous and beautiful.
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SPECIAL Notices.
by the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms,
23S FIFTI-AVE,
WIN. y. NORMAN, Auctioneer.
A MOST IMPORTANT SALE


A MOST IMPORTANT SALE
GENUINE COLONIAL FURNITURE
Collected at the Sales OF the Estates OF Old Families in
Charleston Georgetown Beaufort and Oangeburg South
Carolina
A Large Assortment Of LOUIS XIV, XIV, SHERATON
and CHIPPENDALE FURNITURE
A Rare and very Choice Collection OF OLD PLATES
and PLATTERS relating TO Early American History.
And for account Of whom IL may
Elegant Modern Household Furniture. European Porce
laIns Turkish Rugs, oil Paintings and Engravings,
moved from q Handsome Cottage az Tuxedo. The whole
formna the grandes and attractive sale ever held
~ us aggreguting III value $50 900.
TO DE SOLD AT AUCTION.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. DEC. IS,
And following days al O'Clock.
EXHIBITION To EsDAY AND WEDNESDAY.
December 10 and IT, from o u. NJ. TO o .. IN.
Wafer CoIors by American Artists.
A Choice Collection free exhibition daily, til
December 2i.t, In the gallery OF
WILLIAM MACBETH,
237 Fifth-ave. New-York
o A. NJ. TO =. NJ
IL would not be possible
$50 conceive a moro ellghtfu perfume than Crab Ape
blossoms" SAYS The N""verk or
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cryEB4L ROsECRAys IMPROVED

Washington Dec 10.-Geneml Rosecrans was said
this afternoon TO be better. His condition, both
mentally and physically, is improved, and now there
is faint hope that he may rally sufficiently In
strength to enable him TO travel to more congcnlal
climate whero he NAV recunerate.
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A DINNER IN HONOR OF Jolly s. SMITH.

A number Of friends OF John c. Smith Will give him
q complimentary dinner In the Republican Club,
No. 40 Fifth-ave., on next Tuesday evening Prom
inent speakers have been invited and the friends OF
Mr.. Smith are expected to turn out In force.
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EXECUTION AGAINST MRS. POTTER.

The sheriff yesterday received an execution for
90 GO6 against Mrs james Brown Potter, tho actress
in favor If Henry G. Miner, on n Judgment OBJ
tanned on July IL, 1890, for money lent In 1897.
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The Cambridge, 5th-ave. and 33d.st. IL paatlal
model hotel cuisine unsurpassed LORENZO REICH
PfopretOr.-( Home Journa
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Religions Notires.

~
ALL SOULS CHURCH.. 4th-ave. )rner 2oth-t;.
Scruon by the Rev. BRADLEY GILMAN, OF Springfield,
at A. IN. Sunday-school II 80. The public cordially
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Bnrry- Trcophcrous-Thc heads Of the people aro
its ScurT dandrf harshness badness
and all hair dseases Nanlsh undcr It's rn0yatng influence
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At THE ITNOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CUTRCH,
northwest corner l2ist.st. and Lepoxave-Rcv MERLE
ST c. WRIGHT Pastor viii preach at II a. m. Sunday.
school az 10 a. m. 4 corill Invitation f. EXTENDED.
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MARRIED..

PARSONS-GRAVFS-O Wednesday, December 9TH,
1892 by the Rev. De Tancey Townsend, at All Angels
Church West EndaVe and sist-st., New.NOrk. Frances
Graves to Arthur Webb Parsons both OF New-fork
city.
Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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No Christmas and New Years Table

No ThrIsfmRs and Nfw Ncnrs 1nDIe
should BE- without bottle OF DR.. SlegerS AngOstura BIZ
ters, the worldrcnowned appetizer OF exquisite navOr
beware II cOunterfets.
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AT COOPER Union -sgnday~. 80. r. Lectures BY
Rev Or. McGLYNN Service OF This evening,
"lhs Worlds Fair Sundly.'
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At KNICKERPoCKER CONSERVATORY: a West
1ath.st Mrs HELEN T. BRIGHAM.-Qu from
the audience answered; IL "lmproylsations,' and
lecture y.
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Administrators sale.
SHOEMAKER COLLECTION OF
nIGnNN WARE

Purchased by the Late Job Male OF Plainheid, n j.
on exhibition at Careys Auction and arr Rooms
corner Of West Front and Grove SITS, Painhed, y. j.
viii be sold Thursday afternoon and evening"
December 10Th, commencing at o'clock Catalogues
application 10 the auctiOneer.
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Congress Spring.

Congress Spring.
being 10y Q most eIaDoreN ~
mbing) restored all former strength and excesncs
the great mineral water drinking public nigh. De zen
S0raOgahufrying 70 SAKE heif snrsS
at this heslthful fountain.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Of Sithst and
Park.ave-Serviccs at IL Preaching by Rev.
ROBERT COLLYER
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j. w. B0utOn,
WEST 25rH-ST.,
Invites attention Of bookbuyers to the extensive and
welselected stock Of
IMPORTED BOOKS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH,
Comprising Finely illustrated ard Art Publications,
Standard Authors in tasteful and elegant single vo
umes Of Poetry Biography Travels &C., in exquisite
foreign bindings OF special design and all the current Eng
lsh French and American publications OF interest ana
importance. Suitable Chistmas and NewYear pres'
ents Catalogues on application.
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Holiday Gifts.

Holiday Gifts.
Miniatures painted Ivory. Water Colors and paint.
ings in OIL, Proof Etchngs 18th Century engravings.
among which Marie Antonette, Marquse de Pompa.
dour Madame Du Barry Lady Blessineton. etc.. etc.
NAPOLEONIANA.
Extra illustrated and finely bound
BOOKS.
E. r. BONAVENTURE.
Art Rooms As and AZ West 3lstst.,
Imperial HoteD, door from Bway, n. Y.
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CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard and West 7ist-st.. DR..
J. :. SHIPMAN. Rcct0r.-Services at IL O ard
p. m. Sunday.schoo az 10 a. NJ
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Gperial Notires.

- Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
3G6 FIFTH-AVE.,
near 3ithst
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PAINTINGS
OIL AND WATER COLORS
Comprising in part
THREE PRIVATE COLLECTIONS
20 be sold by auction
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS.
December 18th and 18th
at o'clock
ROBERT SOMERvILLE, Auctioneer.
by ORTGIES & CO.
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- NJ. Knoedler e. Co.
successors to ioupn & Coy
40 5rHAvE., CORNER 22D.ST
OIL PAINTINGS
BY THE MOST NOTED
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN ARTISTS.
THE LATEST PUBLICATIONS IN
ETCHINGS AND ENGRAVINGS.
CHOICE EXHIBIT OF
WATER COLORS.
40 5TH.AVE., CORNER 22D-ST
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EGLIsE DU sAINTEspRIT, 80, 22e Tue QUEST
Services relpleux le dmanche 10 h. Z du matin ct
4 h. du solr Rev. \. V. WIrrMEYER, Recteuf.