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NOTES or THE STAGE.

The rod garden Of the new American Theatre was
opened the public for the nrt time lat night The
Vaudeville Performance the details Of which have already
received comment in thee columns was cnlOyed by
large audiclte. IL IS good weather Tor roof gardens
just
The first Performance Of "POOr Jonathan" given
last night Terrace Garden. where light opera IN
German 10 having prosperous season.
+. Henry French, Charles Fohn,sn and A. l.. Hay
man ase ior Chicago THURSDAY TO see the
lar ana fer other purposes
The addition the Madison Snuarc Roof Garden
vaudeville performance is Mile. Edwiua She performs
what termed 'acrObatic, eccentric acn.ational
Isaee." Tho KAfords. John l.. ond Connie acroba,s,
new attractions this week.
Two new imported features seen at Roster & Bal
night Miss Lottle CoIIa;d des rptive vocalist
sG Charles Haydn, clever mimic humori,t Of Euo.
Lean reputation. ARCHER new fcature The 6rst
presentation Of trayes:y Orent ach's opera Doifc
LA Belle helene" abridged by Frederic solomon.
Others in the bill The Partisan dance ductts,s.
NJ Deiour and Mile. Hartley. IN their French Folly
Dance - Mile. Juana Barbour IN French and Spanish
,ours and dances the BROTHERS Boran acrobat, con-
tortionJsts; Ado IUudcrs, the English character seiio-
comic III new soDys and J. a. Iianchcs Oncact yaudc.
viii. "pauls Dilemma" which will he followed on
Mocsy evening by the first presentation Of solomon
& Mortoa's new oncact nautical o3ercta. The ADMIRAL
"A Texas steer' began u shCr: engagement At The
Grand Opera last ght and amused Largo a"a'ece
Hermann, the magician, beRan last evening inc hns
week Of his ensagemen. at HE own theatre IVisht nc
win ,,,,oauee one o, his jayoa.;D ILLUSIONS, The
Cocoon"
Tho foun,,in In the middle Of the Madison Sduare
Garden Amphtheatre attracts great deal OF ATTENTION
end admiration from attendants Of the >eioi cone fs
The basin is Ged with aquatic plants, flowers ducks
ssa xsh ard sisstors
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EXCITED ABOUT SUNDAY OPENlNu.

METHODIST MINISTER'S HAVE A LIVELY TIME
OVER A NEW SET OF REVOLUTIONS.
In snIte OF all that has been said and done NJ ''e
last four weekly meetings of the Methodist Minister
Association. no action has so far been TAKEN ." w,
la tie Scared resolutions condemnlns sunday op'
ot the Worlds Fair. The meeting yesterday NUN
ing in the Methodist Book Concern Building Fli'h
ave and Twcntietlst., was repetition Oh ''e "''co
previous meetings. but it differed In one respect 1T
least. AMI,
rh. meeting wa, the last one Of the season. ana
thorn was n Largo attendance. The Rev. DIR. C. Il.
pornes presided and the topic Of the day, HOW Can
Me,hodi.m Best succeed In Ncw-iork,' was discussed
by several ministers.
Hardly had the last speaker finished when the
pov DR. !. b. Hamilton wa, on his feet and offered
, set Of resolutions as substitute for all resolutions
an the subject They wore In part as follows:
Whereas, The question Of Sunday opening OF the En-
no,iton ha, not had final judicial Sediment ana De-
cause Of the adjournment Of the supreme Court CANNOT
IL, dec dtd until the close Of the LNl"1Itoni anu .
Wheraas The universal protest from Christians Oh al
erced. enforced by the small attendance upon the iou
arc, suntay. which shows that Sunday opening Is re-
oard a. evidence Of base commercial dshonor ana pa
f,th and will involve tie Exposition in thahcai o''
culte-; Therefore. .o,,o
K.,ol,ed That appeal 10 the Directory 70 ie'V"'
their ru, ordering Sunday opening;
nc,olycd That II the Exposition is still to be kept open
f., valuation Of the honorable pledge given to Congress
We urgc the commission appointed ny t'e "e"'''i W."
ference {, such steps a. Will Tree our ue'o"''
foni completely in thi, shame and SIN
It. was IL 20 o'clock when the Rev. DR.. Hamilton
finished and os the meeting must according TO the
r,,l,s adjourn I'm ten minutes some sharp worh hi'
20 h. done 10 rush the resolution through. liai
dozen men were on their feet in an instant, al
crying for the floor. The Rev DR.. Landoh oH'rec
tho following as an addition to the resolutions Aiic
that We ~ individuals. support ms POSITION u,
our personal conduct and incubation 10 the peopir'
This addition was looked upon by SOM a. a.
amendment designed to bird the pastors to boyoo'
I'm. Fair 4, the hands Of the clock drew near u
the half hour the discussion reached fever hea'. lu'
/ chairman refused to grant vote on the Iuesuoi
and adjourned the meeting until september H.
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Notices of marriages n.ust be Endorsed with iu''
name and address.
DIED.

t. s,s 81 o. h:
SsTYGFA I n.s om %S'I loScs su'S ~ ~
providence papers please copy. cha r..,
ia SsTYsS f4E.r sDf IT, 'sn y
T TS"hs late eoss AS Of r
ssSe m be at nss 80 At the
coRNELL-At Panhei n June i l,od dsys, eorne
rser sf aa a. i he Of No 80
East Front-,t., Thursday morning al ~ d. ~. ILL.,.
rdo l. ~ Ee1ard Howard eldest Of Richard
% 60 St Sas:
church v dr. az amS are Vd 70 attend sss
fgps f0 Bnas suD.
London on and na"f Edinburgh papers please copy ..,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Of heart disease, William p Hotmer'
ne 5s' e yea. S S A 6e held at his late residence 81
West eisst. on Tuesday, at p M
KXApp--on saturday June II, Susan j., wife Of Mil0n
un syes and friends are invited attend the fnera!
services her late residence 2o NO. u M withnut
please emit flowers ,..
ter Of Robert G. and Hannah A. MarAn, in her lStA
rperal services at 5, Edgecombaye, Wednesday at $3.50
rIp,on ID. are kindly requested not to send flowers
aIharHc FredeTts s Waite VIE Of late John s.
Inferred uli at paines,iIle, Ohio June 18th.
MKENNA- suddenly, on June 18TH 1893 the Kew
CHARLES l.. McKenna. - - xv.1...
Solemn mas, on requiem will begin 10 m OF Wednes'
d,v June 2Ist az AIMS Church, LAST l.th'st'
once for decd al 80 a IN; 49,. ...,.h.,.
HeXa end clergy Alumni OF Manhattan -olege, mempes
Of St Lyceum relatives and friends are in'l'ee
10 be- present.
MTRRILL-At her lac residence PSI West 92d;,t, at
II 80 o'clock p NJ Monday. June 10, Margaret Manton
Merrill, aged 81 years , o,,. s ~,
Funeral at 81 Agnes's Chapel, 9-d, ana 20
lumhus.ave. Wedue-d,y June p, at o'clock p m
Minneapolis piper, plei copy.
KONK-Fntered into rest at 59i scyenthaNe June iotAs
Carrie Whitney. wife o, John T.. Ronk.
Int. nent at Blnghamton, y. Y
sTONE-At WInd-er VT, June Is 1898 Frederick stone'
OF BROOKLYN. y. y.
Internent Windsor.
VANZANDT-Ig Rochester, y. v cary sunday mo- ring.
Harold Clarence. son ~ Clarence d. ana Mary f. Ntl'
zindt, aged 3 yeas.
UEIIFs-In Auburn " Y. June - 1893. at the resi-.
dence of her son.in.law William T.. Allen. Maria Clarna
widow OF George Howell Welcs AGED - years, months
Funeral az St. Peter, Church, Monday, June 10, at
o'clock.
Intern.eut at Waterloo.
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Special Notices.
POstOMcc Notice.

POslOlice Notice.
eyn mails lploElDy N all cases. ae this
TrEsDAYmAt a. M for Norway a direct, Ser $, ::
M 1sIrplencntlry . 80 a. M for Europe per ;. Q.
spree Southampton and Bremen at 10 a. M supple
aad south paeane ports ISr d SSoDa via SS,n ss
IL a. for Cape Colony and Natal per - Arroyo; IS
y 80 M for rroseso per ,c, g. Cordial Get,@rs Tor
At $ j.. for Bocas del Ioro per Franklin from
wEDSEsDAY-M a. m. Supplementary 10 30 a. m)
@ SG ' Ss directed pcr Adads 80 M for Bel
Eu@ ts per at II az n for Fortune nns
Islaad Iiiyti except Jcrcmie, aud sayana eic pes
70, raS'to ao5!eA NY e
Plata rernamoueo, per scottish Prince
deter. for Para ana Ceaia must b. directed per Scottish
saTsna peT kar Prince at 80 m for N e"e
TnGKs6AY~Nt $50 a. m. Supplementary IL a. mi
i,r Enrope PER = 5; No,mnna VIA S99uyteampon and
a%S"s at IL an sn per 80 aven: 70,
Qetters for Costa Rea ya Lmon must be directed per
M"Ga I per Urncco p @ sF "s 80
Eantaco at p. N. 10. iraNio' rer 5 5 Prof Morse.
from New-orcins az 3 p. M for BIuehclds per ..
Mails for the society IsIanis, per Troplc Bird
om san Francisco coz here daily up to June 20 AZ
Gle% san Fra,csco elo,s hGs d up 70 June ~ At
australia IRON else daily up to June
- 4, e ,n, p S Mall ,.,lo for Australia SeSzsaand
SD d s S arrival sf s sP Of " S,s
$s & s ai & I'd :ls .. s1 e, 81:
,s a' Sa at ,hsn 80 M e, Mall FOR Mqecn
daily a, 80 p M M Malls for Cuba by raj 70 Tampa
@ 'e eoe SfSi h oc d MOnass 'n Mt. Thurs.
MsMco Cy.,nd NM unless spes' adts'scd for dispatch
's''''t' ;si SS fsfs: d.:
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40 DANGER or ,ErsING TIE PRIVILEGE.

80 DANGER or tEtslNG TIE PRlV!Lh"h.
From The Philadelphia Times.
There &, no danger that our American people VIII
aLu,r The pi,icse of w-iimg NE NoFIl RAJ" aho,iH
know better If they led to visit IT. In any "'rr
,Nrit than one Of dcNOut acknowledgements u III"
manifold glory oil 'od'
TIE DESIGNATION CANNOT BE JUSTIFIED.
From The NAH and ENprcss.
There are many Just debts TO be PAD 'n1,
even With Increasing proi,, there will b" no ch'm',
for the Government To get It's money ,a1h TN, nn'
tLe Cc,ccraton OF the sabbath day cannot DE lus'
fled whether the Government appropriation Is IT,
turned or not
TIE BEST EXPRESSION OF DlsAPPROVA"
From The Albany Argus.
sensible people who fear that throwing Inc trcaa-
urcs of art and manufacture open To 'lr view oi we
popc the Lgrd', day may lcad l." erll'ia i"AiS
in The general Observance Of th' 'ibbalh VIII con
tinur To do ~ they have done for The past Jew sun
DAYS. they will close their own exhibits Oh that day
only. N,wlOrk binding will he shui' ana thn'
10 sufficient to show the continent oil our people.
NOW LEI TIE DISPUTE BE FORGOTTEN.
From The indianapolis journal.
IL being definitely and COncluavcly settled ~
the law Of the hand that the Fair may be opened on
sunday. the time would SEEM to b" opporlune Tor
the public to unite In promoting IL success III Inc
cnur.c Of the discussion concerning sunday opening
there have been good many harsh ANA erisorlous
things aid and II great dead Of Intolerance shown Oh
both sides The present l., good time to bury and
forget everything OF the kind Nob"oy Is Obliged
and no reasonable person ought To object TO those
attending who wish To do 50.
\ VICTORY FOR TIE PEOPLE.
From Tie Philadelphia Record.
Tho Directory Of the Exposition and the people of
ro cnuutry are be cungra ulated upon the oui-
,nu,c of iii. singular controversy, IN which biguirg
oyJ f,uatclsm Joined hand, with VI" worst element,
81 tbn social fabric 10 wart ia" desires Of the great
mas of The people. In the decision Of the Court
T annals ihc cause Of civilization Of popular rights
and If prr,ona lib.rty Ia, achieved notable victory
PROFOUND DiSAPPoIN1MENT.
| m ro.,u will y" received with profound dIap
,,,,,cnt hy very many earnest ana conscientious
,onrl, wh, have either believed that thr FAR ought
no, f., r omen on sunday al all or that ought not
a. L nnon when such an act inv llNrd Il distinct
| hrcoIing II faith with tl.c Government.
4 BENEFACTiON TO MANY PEOPLE.
Fran The Washington Post.
!, 1. = dei.lnn that. aside from tn LEGAL points
~, ,vi'ir, If va handed down. VIII lee REGARDED hy
v't majority of the liberal minded ana lnt'Ihecni
dtiznns ,f the country H. IN enlTr c,Is"han.' WIN
/ ,Le ninriplcs Of Justice fairness am equiv, con-
,r.vc,inr neither the divine nor IN moral law anu
in the nature Of beneacion TO hnhnr'd. " . mo'
a,ds who were otherwise debarred from thc eu"o"
,,ionsI privileges Of the Exposition
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NATIONAL NETTING or THE ORDER ~ rLSS.

Detroit. June ~ Tie arrival o. Exalted h"''
Edwin l.. Hay. o. Washington, va, u" h''' ""
able thing In IA" morning prcliminare7 !" VIZ ~
luy Of the Grand Lodge q. Elha. Mr. liN s''h "''
,.,.,t interest and significance was added 10 th'
,,c,cnt reunion Of t.c order by TIC TACT iAat y"
ile first time I'm three year, Tie Sew York loiS' hi'
dcica.lic, TO n grand lods" meeting I"' i"','"
81 granting them admission and seats VIII i" s"'"''
..4rly In nc Grand Lodge session.
Tonight this city j, -waim'uE with visiting iI"-
from all over "a" United state. The Grand Lpus
begin, H., annual session 10 morrow morning. -
d,y va, devoted 10 sightseeing ana IT," reception
~ visitor. and ~ night meeting wa, held ~ lli'
v,.,u Theatre and the delegates we're welcomed by
MAYOR I1ngrr,. and Governor Klc!i
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MRS. CLEVELAND TO GO TO GRAY CABLES

Washington, June 10.-Mrs Cleveland Her Ht..
daughter and number of household attendants VIII
leave Washington at 0: 40 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing in special car No. 60 the Pennsylvania Kaii'
road for Gray Gables Massachusetts, the summer nome
of the Chief Magistrate. The President had intendea
10 20 also, but has changed his plans and VIII nos
accompany Mrs. Cleveland. There are matters q
public business which he desires to dispose Oh Doiors
taking his summer vacation, and instead OF mahhs
two trims by going to Gray Gables and returning 70
Washington and then going back 10 Massachusetts
the Presidents present purpose Is to remain mere w
he can see his way clear join Mrs. Cleveland az
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TIE ATTRACTIVE MINERAL WATER ENiiihil

The Aponaris exhibit at the Worlds FAR Is
oftractn, much attention. The compinys DOOM i
situated in the German section OF the Asrloui'''"'
Euilding Pyramids Of AponariN bottles s'a''pe
with the individual labels Of twenty dhereht nation
allii., form a circle around the central poou'' Inc
booth Itself l. bower OF beauty us h''e''''
Handsomely decorated and /. fDcd with various works
~, , ,u. of the pl,ces of satuary bought by
h or,n,uv for fine Interior decoration OF the booth
o., . cost ~ - 900 is Fl)m.' by the well KNOWN
American sculptor William Conpcr
Representatives Of the ApollinarS ana the fohne's
50. comtalicS whose interests are allied III All conn
t,i,. are always on bant AZ the boo a TO sNe u.
In, regarding the industries which th'y r'pt'
,,i The Exhibit Is generally Considered one OF the
f.,.,,,n,t Of the German d"riy mehi.
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THE r. p DIxoys CARGO or LINE AFIRE:

New-L London Conn, June 19.-rhe schooner l. :.
Dixon of RoclIand, Me-, owned by Captain Foswick
from, Eockland for New York with LOO barrels 81
lime nut Ia this evening with hatches pattenee
down and cargo on fire. The IRE was dlsco'eEe~
about s o'clock this morning when the DIXON wa
ho,weer HIock Island and Montauk. The vessel
WAS In a heavy easterfy gale on saturday and ue
captain believed the fire was started then. Inc
extent Of the tire is not known, but the captain
thinks 1t will be smothercd
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rAr prOOkLYN DAY AT TIE FAIR.

4 meeting WAS held at the Broo"yh Guy Han 'nS'
evening 10 perfect the arrangements ana make 'he
,,.i announcements for BROOKLYN Day AZ the World
Fir which i, next TUESDAY The tram carrying the
cry official, and their friends viii Sait by the West
sbor. road at u 30 p. m on saturday Inc ENiD"
Nu.i,al society and other organizations are 10 ihi"c
IA. trlp starting on the same day. TN lue''y
lime - there will he exercises In MUSIC ii''''
Mayor Harrison will speak foT chicago ana N's'
r.oav for Erookl,n. Thomas ID. Bryan Will gave TIE
.,, - ,,.l,or,c to the Fair and ST. Clair Mckelway
iu deliver the principal address. 1t i hopn 10 nav =
n pocm from Eugene Field. The ieP'sSeh,a u, Va
kIyn Al the Fair will blue ana 9od uho seS'
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CARRIER PIGEONS FOR LIEUTENANT PEARF.

Philadelphia, June 10 t5recaD.-Thc pigeons which
Lieutenant Peary will take with him to the North WIN
arrive in this city tomorrow morning, ana are pre-
scented by W. II. illebrecht, jr OF f1tspurg. 1hAs
Is unexpected good fortune both for those nskns 'ae
venture and those Interested In the experiment. AZ
ossures tho hest Of material for the work. The Hule-
brecht stock is made up OF birds both imported ans
purchased here regardless Of cost.
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HENRY GTY ClRLETON'S FINANCIAL BURDENS

Henry Guy Carleton Is in trouble. lie Is paying
,lmony To two wives and counsel fees to two sets OF
uvvcrs samuel l.. Morrison secured "A judgment
against Carleton recently and he was ordered 10
oppear for examination In supplementary poccei-
lng, lie secured respite on promise To pay TIE
debt i'm instruments. Carleton also says that hi.
w. ,,', v,s a failure Nov Judge Ncwburgcr. Of
iL. ,'v Court has granted order to punish Carl
ION for contempt unless he submits 10 an examination
Ius>duV
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been urged by many that inasmuch as quite nuod d
of exhibits are closed or covered sunday the az
mission price should be reduced number oi ar
Commissioners favor this Ian bat the O1lcals ai
Violently opposed to 1t. President HlgInbotham salu
today that he did not think the price ought TO DC
reduced, as &c would have tendency 10 attract ~
great crowd on sunday, and this the officials desired
10 avoid. lie stated that the Exposition rh Is wU r
30 cents TO any person on any Jay iheL H NJ w
bc religious exercises sacred music, and all else
that Is calculated to make sunday what 1t should
Ia
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A CLERGYXAy ARRESTED FOR LARCENY.

Denver. June l9.-The Rev. T. c. Parkman' .
Methodist preacher, was arrested this morning on
warrant charging him with larceny as bahee o.
several thousands of dollars belonging TO the new
York Life Insurance Company and the German III
surance Company, OF which he was the Denver "Se''
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THE SEIDL CONCERTS.

Tonights programme at the Madison square gar,
don Concert by Mr. sedl and his orchestra Is calico
"a request programme" IL gives evidence not
cnlv Of excellent taste but al,O Of liberal dspol'
uon and pretty suong leaning toward mOdcfi
compositions. L.oncavallo Ia, boon admitted TO tle
place occupied by Mascagni Two wears ago, the inter
nezzO which is set down III this list having Deeh
PLAYED two time, or more every week this scasoi'
Tomorrow evening List and Wagner Will divide the
second par, OF tie concert between them amer an
hour Of lighter music made up OF pieces by Meyer
bce: McndolssOhn. Chabr!cr. GODDARD am Emu. 10
nights programme deserves 10 BE- printed III luIi'
which is hereby done:
March Herogue Aa.s'n't
overture. The Merry wives OF Windsor Nicola
Might IN Li,bOnic
Eitr act-taNCttc ',!ct
I'phl>'o-Wal,I
rnlezzo Il Pagliacci'' leOi caNdIo
Two Movements rom the Fantastic" SYMPHONY.
E,TOz
(N Bal scene. Ch) March to the searold
WALTZ MALTA" dc iLes
~, SAL lson
TaHnhlcUsu's Pilgrimage ... wagner
Two eaents from the Fourth SYMPHONY
T,chaitpfsky
(al Prhcato ostna,o: o. Alesfo con luceo
Overture "Ltonnr ~ No 3--......-- Beethoven
Ncnuct-fiom "I'Arle sicnc'' lLet
Flute solo Mr.. stoek.rt
wcddins March. Mencssohn
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Az ADMIRABLE WAY To SEE TIE FAIR

For Their Words Fair excursions, Raymond ~ ""'
comb run daily special trains irom the Easter" s"'
sunday, excepted, made up Of veNiibuiei fuhhlh
,a,c, car, Of the latest AM finest kind both sleep
,.. an, diniur.cars These run To private
.,uton whence the passengers are conveyed us
,,ucc Of only one city square to the motel when
rolonc Oscar G.. Baron. the famous White Mountain
landlord has been engaged to manage during the IN
u,sltiou season. Trains. station, ana hotel are All
intended for the exclusive use oil Kaymohl WIN
,,l,. n,trous Persons who desire to visit the IN
u,sitiou I'm the most comfortable manner possible 10
make me best usr of their time while there ana
,n ..clrr the best hotel accOmmodn' ons-in snort.
"h wi.l TO see the great Fair '(r the best
n'cr,--wil do we'll avail thcmSrl' = OF the al
miraile opportunities Iurn shed 10y thee trlp'. \
%"i' r,ntv,. circular can be obtained Of Rnyin ~
Whitrnmb No. 81 East Fourteenth 81, mon square.
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MARRIED..

MANNING-HEALDon Monday June Ian; eoo Of tSs
rho Rey Chailes A. at the resueh0g u, lsc.
brides parents. Lewcllyn Park, o,ange' a Sa;.h r.
Washburn, daughter OF Daniel Adulsoh a"u S""- "
Head 10 George Lincoln Manning 49,,
Buffalo, n x on !T Ry i' Dr.
a. the residence Of the brides pa eni, o. the
fobdell teoreiana daughter OF Louise - anu iss
r. IIoiister, to John T. Wiser, INST Neu'e"A''' ="
ARTILLERY, L. ,. A.
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Liebig Company's Extract Of Beef

uo.b,u,. pills will dislodge bile. stir up the liver
cnr" LEX Tesdaches and you feel we'll 20 cents
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London. June 1J.-A story has been telesT@phed
that stuart KILL. Lord Mayor Of London, Will be
th, next important foreigner to visit the thhas"
Columbian Exposition and that, despite his former
refusal 10 vi,i, Chicago, another invitation had been
extended to him. The story Is generally discrrdted
~ the Mansion House lie has already received
two invitations (" visit Chicago. but mas aecnh'N
hntl nf Them rs 1t would be- Impossible Tor MN 10
irly. his duties for the period required for the visit
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stated that It was probable that settlement wouso
be arrived at during the present conference
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Religious Notices.

A-A:-A.-A.-A.-NeNt sunday the Metropolitan AIest.
nes will lie held in the Academy OF Music and "A
y. m Rev {. IL. YATMAN. leader illustrated addssss
tonight. 0Q 5th.ave.
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KENsICo CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad; 4s ninutee
from Cent al Depot; rev private station ~
entrance. Once 10 East i2dst Telephone call $50 50.
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Used in households throughout the world.

supernuou- Hair Moles permanes sent HELEN
PARK ~ son, Sc West 22i-st
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Vrbnna Wine Co.'S
"GOI.D SEAL" CHAMPAGNE., .
For sale by all leading wine deiief' anu s''S'''
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.

Office, $50 6th-aye. corner 23d-st.. N. 7
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Mr. Irving has completed the final arrangements
for the production OF various plays before the Close
az the season al the L'ceum, which takes place on
JuIy ~ The programme embraces Beckett "Thc
Merchant Of Venice, THE Bells Charles IL 1.-THE
LYONS Mall, Henry VIII" much Ado About Nth
ing and "oliva." This gives an opportunity 10 the