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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
MR.. AROYscy HUNTING ATTRACTIONS.

Rudolph Aronspn sacd for Europe yesterday on ms
second trip Or this The CHIEF object Of bis Visit
is to engage Miss Geraldine Timer, who has closed
her connection with the Lyric Theatre in London for
the Casino. Miss Timer has not been heard In this
country In several ycns. ard she has gained great
popularity in London In the course Of her stay there
especially at the Savoy Theatre under DOyly Cnrtes
management. Mr.. Arons0n Will also engage more
entertainers for his roof garden This new feature
OF the CasinI. for with Its present style Of enter
tainmcnt 1t is practically now. has proved so great
success that Mr.. Aro3son will feel justified in
securing the attractions for II that the markets
of Europe and America afford. II IS tho intention
10 make frequent changes and present many novel
Ties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
TIE sILVEn PARTY OF NEVADA.

Reno, New, June 25.-Thc Third party convention
met here 10 day. After the appointment OF com
mitices. a short taken. and when the con-
vcntlOn rcassombled G.. c. Fowning. OF Reno. WIS
elected permanent chairmae The platform demands
reconciliation OF silver and free ana unlimited coinage
thereof. 10 dcnounccs the action upon the Coinage
question of tie recent Republican and Democratic
National Conventions AMI repudincS the nominees OF
both conventions 1t pledges tho Presidential electors
selected by uc convection to support no nominee Tor
President who Is rot unqualifcily in favor al free
coinage and confcrs upon the Silver League OF Nevada
the IeAt I, direct the Presidential electors for whom
they shall cast their votes The platform was
adopted. THE silver Party OF Nevada was then
selected as the name of the organization Thr,o
sdcn, al electors chosen and twelve delegates
10 this Omaha Convention were appointed
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should BE- rad daily by all interested, as changes may
foreign countries need 10. Be e;.s specially ayycs sS
S 70. To by az" tSpsss Of and
merc,al document Letters not spseay addressed Oens
'''t Sf nails s for ss' July will clos.
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j.. 6terI. y: kcm Se%orsan: .: 3 ,I r. 10y
via ana nea a0 a%Eo' PIT asvi
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ryS!S sre Bs',1 r S os isS% s.TS::'
er Germanc. va Queenstown l,,tr' muss be direcsa
rticssSd Sa AnHerp e:,s 70: mus. per
% 70; B IS' Sr oIsaa
m.sa ;s sgasps, spS fer EGs At 70 p,
g ;SfsvREs 9s md south fseSs gS5. per Sy
McSlco letters Tor venciaela and savsnlle et. NUT .
SeStCd FOR FL .rn@Sa e nceo x ny
80 s 'ss SssS ' 80 81 RST 70! S sae
foan%ppf steamer TO" ,iaS ,,,v
s Gs aad rarsey ,' pr Z,
Lazy st lgPEn".'J 8. ss
.; E"F S ~ sappsnisas.y 80 M for EaF:ss "
r: p s' % s must be a iss s'':y p,
Maasdam. Rotterdam (lettcrs be directed
Ma,'dam'N; at II m. fnr Camp'che Chisras Tseaseq
Tsmpco direct Mexican States, via Vera Cruz,
mna-y II 80 a. M Fortune Island and Jamaica, ass
Jccmci aud Aux Cages. Hayl per s. Alone; NJ II o. NJ
Colombian ports must directed per CarocasN at /? N.
for Grraafa. Trinidad and Tobeso. pcr Als; at -
r. Tor Truxo end Ruotah. per s. s. Prof. Morse. from
New Orleans.
e. oS:'a + R's' S S TmGs g.,
.Mouelcn per steamer from North sydney.
Mats for China and japan. per = China from San
Francisco close here daily up n July y az $50 m
ssmo.n Isssas. per Alameda from San Franciscol.
close here dsv nip July III. ~ 80 Tor on AZ.
rival =, New.York Anr,nia with Britsh mills for
Aus.ralia Mails for the Society Islands. per ship CITY
q rsgii from San Fr'1,i;,o' close he,s daily up 2
per e Australis from San Fr.nc:co. close here daily
in 70 July 90 az 80 n m. Mails for Newfoundian4.
nv rail- ~ Halifax ard thecrc BY stemcr close at this
ONCE daily at 40 p Mail. for Niqneon by rnt =
S 90 D. m Malls To- Cub, bv rail IT, Tampa Fla. an4
thence by calling Mondays ard Thur.davs close
~ this ONCE daily a. 80 Mails for Mexico over
land rnsss specially addressed for dispatch by steamer,
Trans pnriac mails forwarded IN Sas Francisco
schedule IT closing 10 arranged the IRE.
sumption Of their unnterrired overland trarst TO San
Francisco Mails the East arriving time At San
the dav OF sailing OF steamers are dspached
the day
Reg stered na1l close- ~ G 2. previous day
Extra Supplementary Mars arc opened the piers Of
tho Fnelish French and at the hour At
open until within Ten Minutes Of the hour Of SAIL
''s VI CORNELIUS VAN coTr Postmaster
Postofhce. cw-Ycrk n. Y, June -. 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TODAY

For District Of Columbia. Eastern NewYork. Eastern
Pennsylvania NewJersoy. Delaware and Maryland. fair
winds. slightly cooler IN Southern New-crsey.
For Maine aud New Hampshire, showers. followed by
fair weather slightly warmer. winds shifting west
For Vermont, Sir sunday west winds.
For MAJ achusett. Rhode Island and Connecticut fir
north winds
vlrgnl,. fair clearing 10 south portion, winds
shifting to north cooler in north portion.
For North Carolina showers; variable, cooler in north
and west portions.
For South Carolina. Georgia. Eastern ars Western
Florida and Aablma, showers variable winds. cooler ~
Northern Georgia.
For Mississippi. Louisiana and Easc TEXAS shower.
n southeast probably fair In northvet lnftols.
fOr Arkansas. local rains. east wind.
For tennessee local snoNers
For Kentucky. and West Virginia. fair, northeast
Winds
For ohio and Indiana. fair; slightly warner in
north portions.
Tor Westcrn Pennsylvania and Westorn Nrw.York
fair: north winds slightly warner In the northern POI
tloas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
KORtK-r NJ. TAYLOR.

Robert NJ. Taylor, a member of tae wei-snown fnrni'
turc firm o. Dcgraaf Taylor Company IN East foar'
feminist. died Friday Long Branch otter several
days OF Illness. Mr. Taylor had closed his hand'
SINE house at No. 80 West Thirty ninth-st for the
summer ard had moved his family 70 Long Branch
Ho was an member OF the furniture hrm In
Fourcenthst near sixth-ayc, with which he was sue
cessully connected many years and he helped To
build it up to its present prosperous condition Some OF
the directors OF the william H. and Henry l..
DcgIaai II. d. Cochrane ana James j. Allen. The
funeral OF Mr. Taylor Will take place at his home In this
city ta.EprrOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
rLArnrsm EErrrLcAX. READY roR WORK.

The Republicans Of Windsor Terrace, West Flat
bush. have rc0rganizcd the Wini4or Terracc Young
Mems Republican Club. with headquarters In Union
Hail. I'm Adams Place. a d arc now preparing for an
active campaign. The club will hold regular weekly
mcc;ing- from until the campaign Is end@i.
Their first jont meeting viii 10 held on Tuesday
evening. and II IS expected that every loyal Rcpub
lican in tho district will attsd Resolutions N
dosing the National ticket win lc presented, several
prominent speakers expected 10 BE- present. and
william ,. Ryan, VIM Is most thorough and ardent
wCrcr. viii Offer the resolutions. The officers OF the
club arc William !. Pearson. prcsd mt; Henry j.
Cuthher vice president william II. Cross, secretary.
and William If. Wllc;s. Treasurer. The committee
I'm charge Of the meeting Will be william ,. Ryan,
j. L. Matthews and james ii. Cross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
cuArNcEY N. pEprw AND TIE cAnINEr

Chaunccy NJ. Dcpcw says that he does not mind
talking about the crops. about the beautiful and
cool summer resort, that can be- reached by way Of
tho NewYor Central Railroad but he declines 70 have
anything further to say about his chances OF being
the successor OF Mr. Blaine n secretary Of state
IL was reported yesterday that Mr.. Dcpew Ind
written letter a President Harrison declining the
appointment to the vacancy in the Cabinet
when Mr.. Depcw asked II the report vas true,
he replied: You must excuse m" from talking about
the vacancy I'm the Cabinet. | am willing 10 discuss
almost any other subject. but decline 10 sag any
thing either way or the other about the position
OF SECRETARY OF state
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DIED.
DIED.
,ero June q. VIM. Smith Brown 9

BgowN-At Heidelberg. June "a. VIM. Smith 1f'"s' .
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
g !. The s ss ssy q ne
Fnel services at residence 2s7 West i22d-'s sune'S'
p. m 80 o., ,..s
Pcrc1sl L. prayton, SON Of the late William and syiviA
Hyde Park Duchess Co., n. r.. on Monday juno 2''1'
Mn train, aim S' ;;yss PAX Central and h'''
rfsSS.S: s'sas 's | ss NJ.
s day. June s: p: at IL a. m
KinGS nm Rr'S Movers.
providence and Chicago papers please copy
,, 5s"E "a Has s Lott h1 rsden'' '0'
Fucoral from hcr residence, Sunday, p. m
hSsns ard w %seonH pr. pleas.
HAuLENBECK-on June oath. at South Nor~sk' Giles
Funsral at his late residence Is Msrshast Sunday
BS "sin q: eo on sso SsiS e the family
his ,s sS 1891 sSs Ssss asHa
xs,'ta sisn sSs; S:s:.;,., rs age
JENKINs-June "a. 1892 Henry W. jenkins. h the IN
%s. JsSs e at 10 % from his late '''
MohLEsoSon Friday June "a Mrs Kate E. M0n'''a
v wa9T 9. ss late SoG5s Church
rn MTnaay at Sas New Br az w r. j.
NEvINs-on Saturday June 2S.h a. Murray Hill Hoesl'
Henry c. Nevins In his j0,h year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Eoston and Washington papers please copy.
scUwARzwAELDE her residence. No ~ WeJ
3'th.st.. Friday morning June "a, Rachel. WIDOW I"
Christian Schwarzwoelder x "a
5yf.st. al 10 o'clock O. IT,, Monday, Ju3e ~.
Kindly omit flowers.
SHELLABARGER-Died, June 231. 1897 Sara RiveIs
Shcabarger OF the late Robert T. Shell barBef ~
Washington, D. G.. in the 2oth yeor Of her age . ..
=. m.
sToEMs ESswf 5Tns s 81. ssn' a. 1891
Friends invited attend HIS funeral on Mondfy June
o. at O'Clock. at the, Reformed Churra Of Hopewe
Carriages will be In waiting arrival OF train leaving
New.York City OF 30 a. m.
TAYLOR--Rober NJ Taylor at Long Branch, New'Jersey
Funeral services at O'Clock D. m. Monday Juno 2s
hs residence, No. 30 West 3Jrh-st New-Ysrk.
Intermcnt mt Troy, n. 1.
Troy and Boston papers please copy
THOMPSON-On June "a, Eliz,beth, wife o. George y
Thompson residence OF her daughter Mrs. Thomas
W. But.s, G2 Mad ST.. Brooslyn.
Funeral Monday 10 80 m at BAPTIST Church MarinerS
Take 30 boat at foot of whltehall.st fr Erastna
WALTON June 2 at his late residence, o. East 12etA'
ST.. Fr,nkln J. Wall
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY. on tho Lone Islane
railroad at Marie Grove Station. Is minutes ride.
70. descriptive pamphet address 1273 broadway, N xs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
MRS. HIERTSOy IMPROVING.

Washington, June 25.-Mrs. Harrison was SO much
improved today that The President felt encouraged 10
talo her ont for short drive She was able to walk
unassstcd to asd from the carriage, and said aferwad
that she had enjoyed the drive much. This Is the
first time she has left the house since her return from
Fortress Monroe several weeks ago. She Is still
feeble bat Is gradually gaining in strength. Dr. Gard
ncr. her physician. said tonight that she was much
better and would undoGotediy be abc TO undertake tho
Journey To the Adirondack Mountains next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
JUDGE GRESHAM AND TIE PEOPLES PATTY.

JUDGE GRESHAM AND TIE PEOPLES PARTY.
CHICAGO. June 25.-II. r. Wolcoti. OF Denver brother
u United states senator Wolcoit 3 al the Auditorium
where this morning he gave quite an impetus TO the
boom started to nominate Judge Waller O. Gresham oil
the Peoples party ticket for President II Gre'hhm
l. nominated by the Peoples party on frccvcr plat
form" sad Mr. WOlcOtt. he will undoubtedly carry
many OF the Western states Nevada is all ready to
Jump {, any party which debates for free silver, and
Idaho Is in the same condition. My own state would
certainly poll big vote for free silver candidate.
particularly n Judge Gresham were the nominee IL
he wero nominated his name would create an en-
tlu.H not often witnessed in politics. The people
OF the West have confidence In Judge Gresham
and believe him TO be emincntly upright man and
iuist.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
BiCKA"HE AND ITS CURES.

Rom The Detroit Tribune.
There are two kinds OF baclachc. the superficial and
the c,oteric hackache.
superficial bacsache Is actual 70 is seated In the
hack rs the indicates. II Is never very serious
and may be easily cured by porous plasteS, red hot
irons suicide other mild forms OF counter iritant
The esOteric backache IS more subtle
II is found 10 be very prevalent among small boys
who ARE compelled BIZ The memorable logic OF crcum-
stances to throw wood into the shed or run on
errands. IL Is n remarkable fact but one established
by long observation nevertheless. that BOYS who ar,
Internationally subject TO csocric baclnche may d.
almost anything with IMMUNITY 50 long rs they do IL
voluntarily IL Is only another orcble reminder that
human minds have found few pebbles OF truth while
c ocean of psychological stcy spreads before them
I'm immcaSurabc vastncss.
The utiitarlan school believes that cou;Ncrirftation
Is the only remedy for esOtcric bnckachc also a
buggy VIII or n barrel stavc is equally productive OF
fclt,itOr results.
DO not consult the family physician too often. 10
conducc, 10 the Capitalization OF wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
THE IMPERIAL THEATRE DELAYED.

Tho opening OF the Imperial Theatre. IN East
Thirty -fourth a.. which to have occurred With
Across the Potomac" on March ]. 1893. has been
indefinitely postponed. stephen Leach, the manager.
Yesterday sent q communication to the different COM
bnatlon managers informing them that, owing TO GER
tain complications In the lease Of the proposed tae-
atrc. the beginning of the work on It had been de-
!aycd He asks manager. TO regard the time held BY
them rs cancelled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
cLEys FALLS rErrpLrcAxs ORGANIZE.

Glen Falls, y. Y. June - Spccall.-An Ell.
,huslastc Republican meeting held in Glen Falls
last night when previously appointed committee
on organization reported. Colonel J. L. Cunningham
was elected president and G. W. Bell recording sec
rotary. \ vice president from each election district
was elected. and preparations for active work begun
The enrolment OF members promptly begun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

Dallas. Tex June o5.-The Peoples party OF Texas
Yesterday nominated the following State ticket: For
Governor r. C. Nugent: Lieutenant Governor. Maren
Martin &. IIow-dye" MARTINI. ex-Democrtic Congress
man: Controller, J. +. Drake. CT Scgnih; treasurer
r. E. McColloch; Land Commissioner. s. d. a.
duncan: Superintendent OF Public Instruction. Z. L..
AnmOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
AZ INTERESTING CONTEST FOR CONGRESS.

Tooeka June 25.-Thc nomination Of Governor
LYMAN L. Humphrey by the Republicans and Thomas,
j. Hudson by the Peoples party as candidates Tor
Congress in the lid District opens one OF the most
Interesting contcsts for seat In Congress that this
state has known. This IS Senator Peridns's old dis
tric Hudson will have the Endorsement Of the Demo
Gratis 4 hot fight Is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

church. The ceremony performed and high mass
celebrated by Bishop Eafv. assisted by other clergy
men. The couple were followed down the aisle AFTER
the ceremony BY five children II the Dana ana Thorpe
fanales. Tie ushers were Messr5. Dana, Dumeh
Lamont, Lee, Emmett. FHzhuSh, Vaughan and Per
rim. Following the wedding rcceptica was ncn NJ
the hCinc OF the BRIDES mother No. 10: Batae-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
OBTTUIRY.
WILLIAM 5. MEEKER.

william s. Mcekcr died suddenly at his home, NO.
30 AIcrc.r-St. Newark, on Friday night lie WIS
born In Orange in 1925. and went west IN earl! ho'
Thirty years ago he settled liz Newark and engaged IN
tho leather finding business lie vas a strong Re
publican, but never entered public lifc Mr. Meekcr
leaves a wife and three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
4 FAMOUS ACTORs CRINDDACGHrER TO READ.

At the eorutonsts' convention. n DC hed AZ Columbia
College on Tuesday morning at o'clock Miss LILY
Uolinqsbead granddaughter Of the famous American
actor Jsnes l.. Murdoch. will read paper Mrs.
Murdoch still lives In Ohio and Is eighty years old
Miss Hollngshcad who Is an accomplished young woman
is teacher clocutlon and excellent public rcf der
Her father Is he pless paraytc her mother Is in feeble
health Is the main support Of goodzed family.
Those who remember James L. Murdochs thrilling recta
tions 10 the soldiers times %il beyond doubt.
take much interest In the and public life Of his
granddaughter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
CLEAR AND COOL WEATHER PREVAIL

CLEAR AND COOL WEATHER PREVAILS.
Northwest, and the pressure has increased the
lake regions. with cool nothcty winds snd fair weather.
Tho barometer ha, fallen slightly the Gu States and
j. reported from the South Atlantic ana GuK states,
with variable winds. Light rains also reported fOni
Ncw-tncicni. Minnesota aud North Dakota The tenn
lcgatIo rising In the region OF the Mississippi and
~ Ia 1, loMcI OF Montana.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
THE REV CHESTER NEWELL.

The Rcv. Chester Newell, retired chaplain In the
Navy, died In Washington on Friday. He was about
sxy-fvc years old and was appointed from MIS- hao'e
State, South Carolina. September g. l641. lie was
put On the retired list on June l. 1889.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
DIED.

ALsoP-Broosiyn. June 20. suddenly. Mary IT, wife Of
the Rev Reese +. Alsop, ID. d., rector OF ST. AIMS
Church, Brooklyn. 80. .
Philadelphia Baltimore Ad Pitburs papers plea'e copy
BREwER-June 25th, at brentwood, L. l.. Constance
Magruder infant daughter Of Horatlo J. and Efriede
Zoilikofer Brewer aged 10 months and 26 days.
Wa shington papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
JOHN f. nRoDsKY Changes HIS DISTRICT.

JOHN T. TKDD~k1 IITANNFN TIN DINTN!VT'
EX-ts scmhlyman John l.. Brod> sky. who has 50 long
been connected with tho politics Of the With As
scmtly District, has resigned a member OF the
Republican County Committee from that district and
his resignation has been accepted bv tie orginizoton
Mr. Brod,Iy resigned because he has removed from
the district and now make. hi, home In the NNllld.
But lie will retain the presidency Of the John y.
Logan Cub at TIE request Of that Republican as'ocla
ton ard will DO good service this fall TN In" cause OF
Harrison and Reid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
NlRRIED.

HEGNK-M OFFATT-On Thursday June %, ct the rest.
drncc Of the brides parents. Mlmaronck N Y. bv the
Rev Allan MacHossic Julia b. daughter Of Lawrence
Mairatt to 4. Martin Brink, OF brooklyn.
FISK-IiItiGINS-O Wednesday evening. June %. 1892
an Calvary Church. Louisville Kentucky, by the Rev.
J. c. Mnnlgerode Miss Ficlia H. daughter Of Mr., and
Mrs. Il. II. Higgins Of ioni.yc' Ky, to Mr.. Alex
ender g. FIX OF New.Iork city.
HATHAWAY LOwERY-On Friday. June the 9th at
tho Church Of the TRANSPORTATION by the Rev. Thoma.
y ga flo Mrs Dorothy Vail Lowerv. eldest daughter
Of Hc,ry and Ka,e r. Vail OF Orient Point, l.. l.. to
Even Hathaway. OF New-ioik.
STAFFORD McGEORGE-On Thursday. Jure %. 1902
It the Church OF the New jerusalem BY the Row s. S.
tewoId Laura Adele. daughter Of Nj. and Mrs. John
r. Mc6oorgc to Romeyn Spencer Stafford. Of New.
York city
INDsTROM-DEYO-At Bergcnhelds. New-Iciscv. on
Jiine 90 1892 b. the Rev. T.. Winchester Donald.
d. D. Oof Sundstrom to Evelyn May Dcyo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

IL called TO Iailfy the nominations OF the Mime
.Iolis Convention ard wa, presided over b. Lcrlle
Combs, Of the s:-at Inian fighter. Gcnrral Leslie
tOnhs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
politiral Notice

a0Iutiug Cannons for the "th" and FOR Polfttcaa
sNEILlNa lss Ssuta-sa. n. Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
Religions Notices.

CHRISTS SOLEMN WARNING t. the Churches 4
Nerncss OF His Personal Return LcctrIc Crtholic
Apostolic Church. 57thst west Of 0th-ave Sunday 7<6
eychl1g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

st., WILLIAM p. BARNARD, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u
song every Sunday at 80 p M The service IL amosS
wholly by the children Of the institution. Public invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

Tribune ONCE June &c. l q. m.-The changes IN the
barometer Yesterday slight The tcmperatu, ranged
between and degrees. the (72s being ~
lower than on the corresponding day las, year. AMI i
lower than Friday.
Clear fair and cool weather may be expected to-day
In ana this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

and l.2dst. New. york-Mornine prayer and samcS
II. Evening prayer with address, ). The Rev. l. -
WATSON will pc,ch morning service. and tho Ao.
DR.. BRlDCiMAN tue evening service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
TRrprNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
Is,r
Inch.
800
lo.5

Ia this diagram a continuous whit, line shows tho
argcs in pressure INDEBTED by Tho 1rbuna'a sc
recording baroneter The broken line represents the tenn
~ nature a. Observed ut Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

MRS. HELEN T. BRIGHAM Hall Of the socisty 9
Ethical Srftual.t. - West 18th st-Closng meetings
for the season. Morning II. evening 1t s. Evening
subject The Object OF Our Society and I~ Appeal to All
Lovers OF the Truth"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

CHARMING LAKE MAHOPAC.
Only one and a half hours Via Harlem Division.
New York Central. SIX trains daily ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

SAINT THOMAS CHURCH SHAVE. and 53d.sk, Rev.
J. w. BROWN. D. D. RectcrEMcrnng PRAYER. sermes
o'clock. Morning prayer sermon and Holy Communou
every Sunday throughout the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26
" The mbridlac."

"Thr Cambridge"
few elegant suites haS at the Cambridge Hotel.
sth.aye and 33d.st Temporarily permanently. Terms
reasonable.
Imnc-InI Crnuum is purcst sef.s:, most reliable
wholesome and delicious Food for Infants Children Surs
ing Mothers Inv Aids. Convaiesccnts and tho a6e4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

MUST ALL MEN DIE, Subject Of sermon AZ Catholic
Apostolic Church All West 5Ihst wes Of 0taave). -
* N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
7Gfh. Of Columbus hing BY raso lIev
nEo; = 81 IonRIDGE, D. D. y a. n and 7;sS ?. y.
Young peoples prayer meeting .. m. After Julyl the
church will he closed until the Second Sunday In Sep
TENDER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY on tho hons Is l'SS
For descriptive p3mph.et address 1878 Bfoodwy NJ Xs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

TRANSPORTATION CHAPEL. d.tlrst, West. b.
Coumbusavc. and Boulevad,Servtccs. 40 A..
IL \. m. and D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-26

KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS RATIFY THE TICKET
Lexington, KY, June co.-Colonc william o. hraa
ley the Kentucky member OF the Republican Nanohai
committee addressed last night Of the greatest
meetings over held In tho Blue Grass REGION