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CHURCH NOTICES.
Congregational

IOngreJauOntI.
plymouth CHU RCH-CoRNER MERIDIAN
IL and New York streets. Rev. Frederic F. Dew
hurs minister. Sunday school a $50. Morning serv.
ice at l0:45. Evening service, 7:45.
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Friends.

LrRIENDS-ROBER RI l. KELLEY. PRINCIPAL
OF Csntral Academy. Plainfeld. Ind. viii occupy
the pulpit of the Friends Church sabbath morning
at 1880 O'Clock. AL are cordially invite
LEVI REES, Pastor.
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DlED.
COLEMAN-John T. Coleman, aged thirty, cied
Nov. at his residence No. S4i West Maryland st
Funeral sunday Nov. q. al O'Clock
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FOR RENT.
LN0R RENT-COZY FRONT ROOM, NICELY
Il furnished; very reasonable: both gases, bath
room. No. 3Sl North I Q aware ST.
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TELEGRAPH OFFICERS DINE.

Tho annual social gathering Of the officers OF Tue
western Union Telegraph Company ana Few OF ''''r
personal friend, took place at the Holland House aa
evening The dining rNom WIS claho'dteIH Gee
and Illuminated FIR the occasion. Dr Norvin "rech
presided hnyln, al Nj. right NiocPrceiGcnt and Gen
cr,l Manager Thomas T. Eckcrt and at Ms Ici'
Er-,.tn, Wman. who IS one cf the directors OF inc
Western. Union. H. well as president OF the "i'a'
Northwestern Telegraph Company, OF Canada me
executive. scientific, and mcdaniel departments OF
the company wcr' represented b. their respective
chicf.. Isaac H. Bailey. john :. Wise. william Henry
smith. colonel Finley Anderson, james u. IoWhs-Nh
m charles In leo Par,lce ana T. j. Mitchell were
,resent 4, invited guests. The efcrdinn'r speeches
.parklcd with wit and cIOquencc. The speakers we're
d., Green Cnar \. Tucser. W. {. lium'tone, Thomas
T. Ila, Il H. EOchost.I, Colonel Il. G. Cowry,
& D.uly Mr. Wlman. colonel Anderson, Mr.. Bailey,
Mr. Wi., and General Wager SWaync.
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lghtened civilized and progressive" That also
represents accurately what would be the effect
Of Home Rule.
Lord Salisbury was much criticised some time
ago for suggesting that 70 tie average villagcr a
circus would be more amusing than the parish
council Failing to profit by this criticism, Mr..
Gladstone has gone step lower in search Of amuse
ment for Hodge. He recommends his new weekly
paper, edited ny Professor Stuart, IA sola"c for
all or some of his woes. Professor Stuart j. al
ready known the manager Of an evening daily
in London rather wilder than he widest Of It's
rivals He is one Of the most idolatrous of Eng
liSh idoatcrs of Mr. Gladstone, and his alteration
is rewarded by a long letter from his divinity 10
launch his new sheet
Mr.. Gladstone is never dull, if you study his
dcliveranccs as 80 many fresh indications of a
character which. after nearly sixty years of in
cessant professions on immense variety of sub
jcctS remains still mysterious Professor Stuart
and his penny weekly are in the line of direct
succession 10 the Rural Caucus and the IIoiborn
Restaurant. Mr. Gadstone's appeal is an appeal
for votes. He is full Of sympathy, which is per
fectly genuine. for Hodge and his hardshps
The practical remedy lac proposes for them is the
weekly perusai of the lucubrations of Professor
Stuart. To other definite proposition does h.
bind himself; nor is there 10 the Giadsionian
mind anything abhorrent as a definite PROPOSE
ton. q. w. :.
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PostOnice Notice.
(should be read daily by s Interested a. changes may


i' By S@sE'j aise S' e Rsf's sS
when = de-ed TO send dunicates o. banking and com.
1en rp the fa1,t y.-e, 1 a,as6S '"s
clo gptv ' y ali 'S s,Se sJ" at s t6 once q, follows:
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M0NDAY-At a. IN. Tor Norway direct ler :. 8.
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G' " d Per fna 4 Ia nha o s"d p
wEDSEsphY-M a. N. for g p,rp,, aga, RIO Ja-
SaIsrao from asm9,e de'tos must be drecta o ,per
Tor 9" oe eg a Of 10Y M F mus: be- dsd er
a laaa An az 10 sop e and south m" p,es
nUI bs per directed fT pP WA az 10 80 % sap
%ey 5ss9 s @ %' S1df ss per o HG,aP
II 80 m Complimentary 80 p M ior Europe per
direct N pr Ro S1soT wa p nd eers mu:s
BE- d Ssea, pE1 Via R2 ayana AZ m b. DIR dr eS f
a. p ~ Complementary crsa 80 p m, ts'
trinidad and Tolego must be directed per bermuda"
q, ntm Sg p IT Tor must Se S directed per hhEa%dP At
P m for Jamaica and Gey0yn per s. lsavensda az,
rccIsi "g.r Ra4en,dalfD: ,.,.,,.no.,.., :, g.
veneilca and Curacao also savaalla VIA Curacao per
Neneze1 letters ior osnsr 'oio@0an pot usI az
S.S T$li9 sgss,issS
Ss;D a from g tof p%sed' and Grey
spaa ana T%y Ia SS S@rSs 1s u;
iH AS%e q'Ss SilSs
unbria, VIA Queenstown (etters for Germany France.
directed Per II, a, e m for SHs ya Gsee q
Earop v, southampton and Bremen must must be directed
Ethiopia VIA Glasgow letters. must be- diIeced per
yccndam via Rotterdam etters must be directed per
V,entam); az II a. m. for Campeche Chiapas Tabasco
co direct and other Mexican states via Vera cruz mass
s &ceed per Ygm1r a, II NJ .upPIem,entary
and AUX Cayes, Hayu per Alone; at II m. lsuppe-
meltary p M for Baz and the La Plata countries via
barbados and Dcrerara via Barbados vgilaneia
FOR S.hsr Wsawad lSnas also Para and Mara
s E M for cOs RSa via al L Rcsa per per
1oso, PER TOdcnsklod. fiom Neworlean. at 30
p. m for ST. Pierre MiGuron per steamer from Halifax.
=. M Mails for China and Japan. per China from
p. Mails for the society Islands. pr snip Gallec from
San Francisco clos here Oily Up 70 February 9a at
cisco close here daily up February ~ 80 p M
m9 ." aSa s na % o hSIaa T ~ S %
aifay. and thence by steamer cose at this orcc daily
theme ~ steamer close At iii, Sice daily at 30 p N.
Mails pr Cuba. by rail b Tampa Fla. and thence by
land uSe srecy aGGc.ed for Gisalch by steamer.
Trans. Ia,inc mails are forwarded san Francisco
daily the schedule OF closing + arranged the ors
cisco Mail, from the Fast arriving dine q san Fran.
f'e on ' s, day 81 Of d @, ART r., m S H9s
Extra supplementary Mails opcnea the pier. Of
the English and French steam at the hour Of closing Of
suppcuentiFy Mail, at the to,tonee which remain open
@ With" 10 Gg Il 's' v%% t5T I Fo. tt aa'r
Postoaicc. Ncw.YoFk. v Y, Feb. >, is3e-
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THE FAMOUS WATERLOO BALL.
From The Illustrated American.

From The Illustrated American.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond are living In
a fine hotel IL Ilanchlssere, which st0Oi
ON IL, own grounds and had fruit and Hover garden
extending the city iamparts. Their Giaces moved
I'm all the society Of Brussels. and entertained great
deal. The Duchess. who had issued 22O invitations
for her ball. proposed to recall them when she heard
that NapoleOn's advancing. But the Duke
OF Wellington. to prevent alarm. requested that the
families frightened away from Brussels, and post
stable in case bad from the Of the conflict
should make IT advisable for his children TO be sent
10 Antwerp.
The majority Of the people OF Brussels we're violent
DOnapariistS and prepared to entertain Napoleon
I'm great style should he force the British army to
retreat and enter their city in triumph
80 II was that the Duke % Wellington and many OF
his officers went To the ball after the business OF the
day had been attended 10. .
While the merry couples were flying around a dis
patch from the front banded To Wellington. lie
asked the Duke # Richmond for private room where
ne might consult with of his generals who were
convenient room which was safe from intrusion.
Candies were hastily TX on tho dressing table at which
wellington sat with map before him. ard having
explained certain points In his staff they all rloincd
the company. They left the house before 10 o'clock,
and succeeded In doing without attracting any nj
teutiOn
Very few II ANY, Of the dancers guessed how near at
hard was the crisis which to decide the fat" or
Europe and II never entered the heads &" the Young
girls that some Of their partners were dancing the
dance - death a.,
About midnight the general officers were quietly
warned and disappeared from the room.
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reaching scheme of foreign policy, which has placed
France in the front rank Of European Powers
LIVELY FOTHUNT NEAR SCRANTON

Scranton Penn. Feb (Specal).-An interesting fox
hunt took place Lake Township last Monday Marcus
Bonner a0ed at daybrak and before sunrise his old
hound Spring found fox track in a swale on Garfield
sisson's place and immediately baylng along the
creek toward SIssons sawmill. The fox crossed the
stream above the mlpond and legged for the upland
but old spring ran aad made much music among
the rocks and trees that the fox turned back to the
valley before reached the hilltop Recrossing the creek
the fox raced up opposite hillside, rotted Perry
Barnhum's farm and then stole through s.umpncd On
Arson Knowlton's place. The next thing Mr.. Bonner
bohood Of the place After the fox had capered
I'D and tne knobs for awhile. without. giving the
hunter chance to him. he scooted from sissons
lands north. and played on Abner Scohclc :
farm for hall an hour. Mr. scohed's Hiram heard
old Spring baylng OIL the HILL He snatched up u
loaded shotgun ran to field back OF the barn, climbed
the sop stack Of cornstaks and watched FOR the
fox Presently the jumped from the wall and ran
toward the stack and when he was near enough young
sconeld blazed away and killed him. The young man
expected Mr. Bonners hound come along s0on but
he learned after awhile that :hc fox he had shot was not
the that Spring racing after Half an hour atef
Spring drove his fox gunshot Of Mr. Bonner and
the hunter peppeled him with double b sho,.
On Wednesday afternoon Mayor Fellows dinner to
the police force the Scranton House During the
festivities policemen presented silver a set to the
Mayors wife.
Blair. this city. younger brother OF John J.
Pair. Of Blarstown. y. j. has been elected director
Beyldere National Bank for the sNtysecond time
Mr. Blair, nearly eghyfye years OF age was hst
elected director Of the bank in 1891
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DIED.


ABrOrr-suddeny on Friday. February 9Th. 1892 Ben.
pr,oil,m \ i. Oh Monday, February sth p.
ARrOr-At Tarrytown. February g. Sophia Lyle Abbot.
rmncG,i at the house OF her son. W. Abbot cam
bridgeport Mass
ADAMS At sound Beach. Conn. suddenly. February j.
1907 Frinl, +, son OF the late samuel ADAMS MOTH.
S on Monday February s. at 80 p ,,.o
crrasg S o in ~9 ,5 a., >G BeacN Depot oil 0
Inst. &a s oa hS yf@ ae u Gg tn
Boulton.
BuRKE-At his residence Woodlands" Iewellyn Park,
v wSs o%f a esS GSSryn o SSs nE"G Monday
sth inst arrival OF 10 10 a. m train from foot Barclay
cIAHK-on Friday, February 9TH, 1892, Edward V.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DuNLAP-At Nyack y. y, February ;. inst Mrs Mar
sex, Nyack. Monday, February g. at > o'clock p NJ
HARr-At Rye. y Y, Friday morning, February o.
Funeral at 80 Sd,t. Troy y. y, on Monday afternoon
LASnrEA-rinh bay ID Month. 1872. AZ shrewsbury
& j. Joseph Preston Laietra, IN the 7oh year OF his
aye to attend t@ q iao eaI sD 0I pa ErT a
ss Sin meet the II rs train from NewYork at Little
silver VIA '''''
Lrsm-At her late residence No. ~ 2d-aye New-YOrk
Ellen + i.l,h lie owed wife Of Richard NJ. Lush
Fan' raj Tuc,day $50 a ~;
Notice Of place service hereafter
@S sS s.e E EaTa yd CHAR Of
No ii''' Of funeral hereafter
Larry. son Of Margaret king and Dr. wm. NJ MeLaury
Not.e Of funeral hereafter.
Alton saturday February g. Ann Marsaret Met.
@" TS from 81 her a. erncc coSseaye Tsrr town On
MG9ssy viii TpT mars Il a" Is 40 an from city,
sToRY-on saturday morning Melinda. wife of Rowland
Funeral service: her late residence on Monday Feb
riary g. at 80 y. m.
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w. J. COIN DECIDES TO SETTLE.
THE NEw-YORK MERCHANT IN A CANADIAN JAZZ.
REOrGMT TO TERMS.


Hamilton, Ont, Feb. CIV. J. Cohn partner In
the firm Of Cohn, solomon Co.. OF New ork, who has
been confined IN jail at Berlin fox the last three
months, has finally made Ovorturcs for settlement
with his creditors. Coin. solomon & co. failed
months ago. with liabilities Of about $50 O0) and the
principal partners Immediately left New York for parts
unknown. The creditor, found q small stock Of good
in their and concluded they had been dupd. Cohn
was arrested In the town o; Preston, near
Berlin, capias, and since his arrest
about twenty more capiases have been Issued
against him. Recently it discovered that he VA,
planning TO escape, and had ALREADY bored BIC hole
nearly through the wall Of hi, CELL but his scheme
nlppcd in the bud. and since that time COhn has decided
j. settle with his creditor. Already claims 10 the
amount Of $4,000 have been qudatcd on a basis Of
30 cents on the dollar and costs. Car,caen, Cah
Ross attorney in hi, city, represent claims to the
amount Of 10000 and Carscalcn has been directed by
COINS lawyers 10 proceed erliL in order that
settlement some basis might he arrived at before
COINS scheme escape known 10 the Berlin
jail Authorities.
The prisoner lived well aud was allotted every com
fort short Of personal liberty, but for the last weeks
he has been incawerated In "inurlcrcr,' row. and
served ordinary pI7,O or. This action the part
of the Jail authorities has doubt caused COln 10
weaken Il, hitherto he would not speak If IL settle
mcNt.
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INTENDING ". RIBOI.

From The American REGISTER. Paris, JAN y lo'-'
may be inicea I,oi nn .,s on NJ RJoi by The
De w., no ,t M innLr, an excellent Minister oi
foreign PicaN 'i.c IL min In ,hn way Of GER
FOREIGN AFFAIR lie IS e'e a ne III m i" therefore be
saIt rid Of a any price 4 few more weeks oil WIN
peaton ana w. hbol WIZ IL NAV" ,o cyS Of his country
head lio mao % iN 'uo n - de- ai, Department ut
I'D" heNr ten',"t nr 81 Ribols persistent evil
cure. ne h'S' ch :, his credit" from French
IpHL Oh Wow. IL N w., n nI.sa for the de
con- u,a "a u1 III, h"fre the wheat could be sent
ont oi Eu-sh th'Ie app''" AZ hor.,nnu the French
bidding the export o. o for the wheat before de
livery, ordered TIE "hill ~ " rho frnnti.r onical,
Il rn Ay VOLTA SS ' "ecS oppd the vne the &
OF adnit,r'uon' ~ ,i'c ,uiassador al st. Peters
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THE READINGS ~ MISSES. sMr1H AND PACE

THE READINGS ~ MLSSE> SurIH AMP PAGE.
The series Of readings TO be- given NJ DAILY Theatre
by i. Ilopknson smith and Thomas Nclson Page prom
lscs 10 be particularly interesting. Both t'c ifAd'f
ava been highly spoken 81 elsewhere, ANA VIII noup'
les give exceedingly peaslnr entertainments lh'
first three will be given this week on TUESDAY in"''
day and Saturdar mornings. at II O'Clock IN; pr"
c,irIne will be ~ follows: Tuesday munng-" N"r''
Chan" n tale OF old Virginia. Mr Page. olhe
carter Of CaItcrSvc.7 visit from tie grocer tn'
arrival Of true southern lady. Mr. smith "Iu'si
Tournament Mr.. Page; C,lQnrl Garter OF '"r'o''
Vile" an Old family servant. Mr.. smth' INV" "''
morning" Mch Lady," q 81 ~ Of the war, Mr. l"s'
c,IoucI Carter Of Caftcr.viilc7 the garden spot Z"
virginia seeks IN outlet . the sea, MI omi'h' jim
what Drives old sue dc tug Mule Mr.. rage, zap
r.In Jocr Mr. smith: saturday morning NUN !"
.eed Mr. Page: Colonel carer Of f;cor
dinrnIiv with the postmaster. Mr.. Sli'i'n |',
Wasim'n's Last Ducl,' Mr.. Page ~ Day Nv LIZ
gIcrrc's' Mr. smith
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ER-sTOCrM-Satuiday, February o, at st. Luke :
Episcopal Church. somer-, \. Y. by the Rey. r. C.
Russell Thur-ton Carlyle Cuycr and Edith Mead, daugh'
ot Horace Stocum.
DOCKRAY- EVAN>-Febrrary 6. 1892. Edward L. Docl;,
M"tmOre Evans at residence ~ bride, 3S
West IOith-st.. by Dr. j. W. Chadwick No cards
ELIOT SrOi TEN TRGH-On Thursday, February 4,
$50, a. 1t Iartho0mew- Church. this city, by the Rev
Dr David H. Greer assisted by ne Rev Dr.. d. Parker
Morgan Maud dnught.r Tho late John Albert Stouten-
burth 4 New York civ and Hyde Park, 10 Walter
crane tlo, ~ this city.
yERNON- NI'KRAY-N the Second Presbyterian
Church BrooSyn Thursdav. Feb T., by the Rev Lyman
AIboti D. D. SAMUEL Edward Vernon and Jennie,
daughter OF the late Jacob H. Murray
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tnp THE r,RvlRp cIrB.s ANNUAL DryyER

The Harvard club or this city VIII give It's annual
dinner on February 10 at DcmOncos at 80 o'clock.
President Eliot. bishop Brooks. 'harl", J. Bonapartc.
>l.rua. ll,ar and other gentlemen will speak Nj.
cumnoch, 81 the football tenn. and Mr. Perkins. %
Tie crew. AZ" expected. Ticket, for the dinner can
De- obtained at tho clubhouse, 80 IL West Twenty
DtI
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/ nrrrrrroy 10 clpl. Palmer IL PRorIDrs

Providence L. l.. Feb. tspecal.-A reception WAS
given 10 Captain John Palmer. Commanderln-Cli"f
Of the Grand Army Of The Republic, In this CIV
tonight lie arrived ut , O'Clock from Hoston. and
VA me, a. Attleloro j., cX-Dopurtmcnt Commando
g. H. Cniid and other leading Grand Amy mon. and
al a. arrival her. WI, escorted TO the Narru set
Hotel Representatives. were present fNm ell ih'
fwcnty.nve Grand Army posts in The state Us We"
A. from the allied organizations. Among the houApio
ueou. present wer. Commanders Theodore l. "llm 're
ana Rear Admiral Wells. A. Infantry Han D'uiues
WIS spread fJr about 1000 people speeches "vie
made ~ tho invited guest.
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THE SUNS RorlIIoy-PERfop


From Tie London News. ~. =, .
Professor Duncr the swedish a,S"9I .d ' ~ s@
made known an important w'Ih VII " r,pidifv II
Inc suns revolution By 9b'iai"I ol,r are sp us
placement II ihr Inns " liam Pr fs.,r
I paner Ia, obaecd hitherto anlaG"n ei sc I
In the measurement 81 90 ,,'s If. All, Al a
S a i OF nile and hundred ana n fSTl
in a second Of time The ,in and ID Twelve Lnurs of
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i JAR Ar THE GATES.

The bomb was thrown,
Tie ceiling rent
High H. the Sides
The broker went.
Through lucent gates
a glory shon,:
The Broker knocked.
Faint. spcechless-b blown!
When they responded
70 his call
lie asked 81. Peter.
IlOw's Isl. Pagl"?
ClIAs. HENRY WEBB.
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our reckoning But what is remarkable In Duner's
measurements is that they result Ia different length
regularly increasing I'm length from the equator to the
roles 50 that those parts Of ire suns surface yns
the two pOl.s have a day ms org a fOrysx OF our
days This /, ONLY possible vita a movable and
gaseous body like that Of the sum-
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ENGLISH POLITICS.
PARTY PROGRAMMES AND THE UTTERANCFS
OF PARTY LEADERS.

IRISH LOCAL GovEHNMENT-sMALL HOLDINGS
LORD sALIsBURY's SPEECH AND GLADSTON-
IAN COMMENTS - Mr.. GLADSTONk'S
SILENCE Of HOME RULE-rRoFEs-
soR sTUART's NEW PAPER.
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Tracts Upon T0mbs.ones.

7.
In general you not BE- considering the sub
cemetery memorials, necessity which
late to all. We stii'ing ~ impress up Your
memory and address and ask tina. you will
suit We furnish designs estimates for all classes
OF mcmoriasflon the simple graycnIrk the eabs
0ratcy sculptured monument. Please call Office
NEWTNGIAND MONUMENT co,
Cemetery Memorials IN Granite, Bronze and Marble.
1921 Broadway, opposite Dodge Statue.
Try the Crown In vender salts
Most refreshing and ihNicOIatngi Best for head
ache and depression. Sold everywhere.
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When in search % WORK workers. Horses
raccs, board or rooms. real estate, consult The
fitune's litIe advertisements OF the people, There
arc many columns Of them the eighth and ninth
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1t n.tonI.hins vhat glcantIc .trIdcs the peOp

astonishing what gigantic strides the people OF ths
country yhe study Of art and It's appliances
decoration their homes They have aii tribute
on the old collections, Europe and many OF our houses
now equal II not rival their fittings the palaces OF the
old World IN the o. fine old tapestries alone the
demand 4, Increasing and the fruits OF the old looms OF The
1eben Reauvas Flemish and Italian factories are eagerly
sought after To satisfy this demand the old house o,
Synher & CO. secured the la and finest collection
ever brough, this In fact. there IS no col
lection outside Of the that equal It,
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business chances BARGAINS OF al soa.' cninmn. =
short advertisements oh The cishlh anu "''''' F"e~
The Tribune ihls morning.
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The Cambridge. Ffh.ave and Thirty thirdst IA
palata model hotel Cuisine unsurpassed. Lorenz Rcch,
proprietor -(IIome Journal.
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Religious Notices.

ACADEMY OF MEDICAL MEsMERIsM AND HYP.
NOiI>M. 3l6 West jJrl-st.--k.y. Dr.. NcCARTUY's-
services suspended Tomorrow Monday evening,
Mr., ingicy> psychon"trc readings complimentary tesa.
n0nia Mrs. Mccarthy. Thursday evening, eNperi.
u, ntal e ,ncc the Trip absession illustrated
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People ont OF work and those In search OF Helpers
should consult The many columns Of little advertise
ments the eighth and ninth pages of The Tribune
this morning.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison-ave. and 65th.st-
Rev. JOHN FULTON, ID. d., viii preach at ii a. N.
and 4 80 d
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Through car TO san Fmncisco Via New York Cen
trail every Tuesday. Fast time perfect service. Meals
from buffet. send for descriptive namnhlst =,
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5peeial Notices.

A. BY the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms.
2i0 FIFTH AVENUE.
WIN. b. NORMAN Auctioneer.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
February IL and H. at o'clock,
OIL AND WATER PAINTINGS
DISTINGUISHED FOREIGN end
AMERICAN ARTIST0.
CONTRIBUTED BY PRIVATE INDIVIDUALS,
including examples by the following artists
FOREIGN.
Geo. II. Boughton, Jos. C0omans, Gustav Couroet
Gcuze, Van Seyerdonck Nerboechhoyen, GaIenter j. A.
Walker Henri Dargelas G.. 30 DIM, Eugene lsaDeys
Charles Jacque Brinc1ccio Lambinet.
AMERICAN.
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H. Bolton Jones r. S. Church, W. H. Lippincott A. e
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li.hcd 1858 superior treatment; roderat" cnlrgr IN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

The Naval Miltio. American rk In Europe.
European aud Am"lc reciprocity treaties intcr
0ccanic canal, and the rcvs Of the Pr shvt-far
Creed. are treated IF conciscly I'm The Tribune
Almanac for l-v@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Imperial Granum Is the Iurrst safest most rsllshle
Food for Infants, Children Nursing
Mothers, Inyalds, ConNacscents and the Aged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Notices OF marriages must be Endorsed with full
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At THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN
CHURCH: northwest corner l2i-t-st. Roy. MERLE 81.
{. WRIGHT Will preach. morning at II, evening 40:
Evening The Unitarian Name sunday-sc
al 10 o'clock. Seats free All are cordially invited.