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MANY DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
REPORTS FROM EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.
THE PLAGUE AT BERLIN. ROME. ROTTERDAM
AND ANTWERP.

THE PLAbJE Al bf.hi>iNs i.pME
AND ANTWERP.
Berlin Aug 26.-ren persons are under meu'''''
observation in the Moabite Cholera Hospital l"'ee
fresh cases OF cholera have been found IN perm"
to-day All the bathing places along the op'ee'
which flows through the city, have been closeu' 40
the river is believed to be infected.
Marsciles Aug. 26-The steamship GergoVia' Va
the French Navigation Company. arrived mere io
Jeddah to-day. The captain said that man! pi
grims from Mecca took the Gergovia TOT Poi''
between Jeddah and Marseilles. Twenty OF tnei'i
died Of cholera and buried at sea. The cIe"a
of the French steamships Pictavia, Languedoc anu
Auvergne and the ship Lutetla. were stricken WIZ"
cholera the captain said. in the harbor OF Ie'iuan'
Rome Aug. 2G.-Seven persons died OF Asia''c
cholera here to-day
Rotterdam Aug. 26-Nne cases OF cholera nave
been found here in the last four days.
Antwerp. Aug 2G.-There was one death Ho'"
cholera in this city to-day.
Washington. Aug. ga dispatch was fec'N''
at the Marine Hospital Bureau to-day from Ton
sui Seymour al Palermo. Italy. stating that up 10
six dea tbs. The disease is mild in form. .
Cieary sanitary inspector AT Rio de Janeiro pr
W. II. Chambers sanitary Inspector at Marsollles,
and DR.. j. NJ. Fernandez sanitary inspector AT
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lp0sfn licp Nalice.

Foreign %q' for the wee. s%ag September viii
close fS%2 IN all % for 4 a ss Sa a s. Morgan
from NewO 80 D. m. foI st. Pierre MQuelOn.
M5SDhY"%t i NJ for cscOnn aud Natal d,ec, per
u,aa pr at Re XIV ss H rom Ss sS'?t ans
o. for T cr Sn RSye a r2@ from sS "
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% to sS i sr p cosm6. M' 1s s
e be TcG dr. Ag st a% q NJ Dor s'S for
irqAilo, per :. :. trinkn, fom New orleans.
3D. So a. m for EgIToY snd per r.
directed ,.per NswIork,l az q. IN. for Ireland: pc,
Europe '%i a " dd sis '0i S'nt gar
'S letter sT mum be- S' directed d' per Hu
Germany direct per lra.e Va Bremen letters must
$ass vsas.u%, sss.aiia, HsSaSs
supple , e dc'a FOR ts%Sr eSee1;
Costa dd a a." south TOR ah SS' @ be- d H % tp pe
CITY Of rsr a. M for Ia P SS seIn ssEd d ms
c9cSp, Jci~%c and saIaSa eta Eer $ xss at
Il for Grenada Trinidad robago and Demer'r, per
j, ,SS r'@yi at For Ss 81
aDo ay At boso aSa TS SS NJ
isat nom SSw.o,sn. At It G p NJ for BSeneids per
BIZ, i. ana s%, E!?Ds Ct p'5 80 a GSr% Tor
H S,Is mutt a bS dr lSS 6r at M
as p % ' % FOR Nassau r.
ant santiago. tuil VT - = Nitsiri
Countries per Cocrid.o. Via Pcrnambuco, Bahis.
and tetters for Para and Ceara niusS
b. directed 'p"r odge'l: at II Complementary
pr Andc, dettc, for COST Rica via Tdncn. must
BE- dir ctcd And 50 Mt 3 p. for Buefeds.
per G J. Wilson, from New-Oreans at 3 D. m. for
lioraS d,l Toro per Tord"nski0d from NewOrlesn:
SATrRDAY.-N ) 80 a. m for France. swuer,,na
Italy, Spain, Portugal ana Turkey, per = s. la Douf
via llaNrc; o 80 a. for Germany drecty
per :. En-. via Rren'n 0eters for other parts
Europ' viv Southampton AMI Bremen. must b. directd
yania via oascnstoSn rc't"S for er%any. FRANCE
Swit,rlant It,y Spatn PcrtngaI and Turkey we,her
directed 'pe C,mpanl3) AZ 30 a. m ,or 49, t,.,r
lands direct. per Splaradam. y1 Ro'terusm To-
Scotland direct por Anch"ria, via Ga-gow, %, C,m
b. directed 'Tcr Aachoria nc II a. H. ~ .,xaha
Irche Chaps. Tahasco aud Yueatin per ms, bs N.
Cci'o'S for o.her N"Niran States ana 'uu' MUS " ~
rectf Or1aba'N. c,,r q, pckin9
Mails for China and Japan. pr :: 20 August
from Snn Frarrisco, close here caW p Uaw ,iIan
Mt 30 D. Mails for Australia Ne"Ieaa a from san
Fiji snd samoan Islands per s,,mher 10 at O 30
british mails for Australia Mas ,or Francisco, close
Islands Aas,r,ia -, ars OF 30 p. M Mails for
The Sociev Island rer snip Tropic Bird IRON Sa az
rIscol close hers daily up Scp'cnner n, 10 Van"
Mails for Chi"a Jp,,n Hawaii ara ", III, oncs d,iiy
couycr Especially addressed onv) LOS q. ~ 20 uaox
n, n 40 ~ Mail. for Newfoundland Nv rs ~, 70 y, "a
,n. ~ H., .tS,mer close at this ofee daly az 10
N m Mails for Miduclon ~ RAJ 10 90 ~ Msi,e
Nv steamer close az this Office daily A. ~ W.
Tor raj 10 Tsmp,, 81 c r a. this once daily
l'n.o Mails Tor McNiec overland unless .pecs,y
sar..as Tor dsrach by steamer, close at ths omoe
daily ~ sc s mail Gloss p previous dav
CHARLES w DAYTON, Postmaster.
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DIED.

DiEU
ACxERMAN-walr,n Acks rman, at Scotch Plains News
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
ME- T~s as f. a. Sius 9 AS u he s
xoS u@,' Of iaS sSS'' ae Re der
Tharoda1, Aas1t s. 1893 William E. chapman, in the
Funeral service. hi late resIdcnrc No loi Tsylors.
Jnicrnont at convenience OF family.
please omit flowers.
FsIRBAIRN-ol Friday August 2jth. Juliet. wife Of
thc iieS l. D. FairIari, in ga year Of her age
ocsc VT" ns an aci IRON T On: On T@eIday a, IL NJ
Mey Foster. eldest :on Of me seS E Ra9dolph s.
Fgoc c; ct the rdnse Of e H. b9ne Tai al sa ss
day August .oti al 10 30 a. NJ.
Cincinnati AID ton lap,rs please cory
MBEs-At Cornwall r. " A%gat 18th Is'd ,d Mnn M
IIbbs. ,,o ,.n..o..
nt Sf on Saas s s @ 3i3
LAWN greenwich. Conn. on Friday, August 2' John
RaSc. ard friend, E,psctgl.y nysa sd, 70 attend
Carriages VIII meet tain leaving Grand Central station
Misunderstanding at wiadham n. Y, Fifth day.
Eighth month, 2it6 Ena vantiie. wife of Daniel I.
Funeral from the residence Of her father Samuel T. vaIen.
tine, l54 Clintonst. Brooklyn, ~ Y, Oh First day
afternoon half-p.st ocock.
Notice Of funen herafor
~ hNbls-)n SATURDAY morning, Mary f., "iuo" VI
the late John L. PluMnor.
Funeral services the residence her sister Mrs Tylcr
$40 Macon.st., brooklyn Monday. at o'clock.
KISLEY-At West Newton, Mass. 22d last, Hanson A.
Risley, aged 20 years, months and ) days
Int rmcDt at FrcdOni1 y. Y
RtNlON-At San Francisco August 25th 81 typhoid
fever Simeon VI. liunio formerly Of East Orange.
y j.. In the G3d year 81 hs age.
STEWARr--At Tacoma, Wash, August 26th Robert IL.
stewart, for many resident Of Brooklyn y. Y.
NllBOl Rat the residence OF h'r grandson John ID.
t,rincn. 30i West 30th->t.. seventh day Eighth
month. Goth 1879 SATURDAY. August 10Th. Amy H..
OF 4 n of Nl,prtR L n hp
year Of her
Funeral from house second day. Eighth month.
HSih (Monday, August 2eth), at o'clock.
Intcrment az Newport, X. |.
Newport papers please copy.
lOt NG-On Ihur-day. August -, Mary Hoyf widow Of
the late Charles L. Young, ia her s2d year.
Funeral will take place Monday. ii O'Clock from
her late residence, No. 80 West 3cth-,t.
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DEATH OF JOHN 4. =. ALLEN.

New Bedford. Mass. Aug. 26 specialization n.
T. Allen aged sin years. died Of paralysis "a,
his home In this cIiy yesterday. During the war he
was captain 0f the siNh unattached company OF
Massachusetts heavy Hrfirry, and afterwaid OF
Company u, whloh did garrison duty at Washington,
d. e. He WAS commissioned major In september,
I-Gf and in the same year commissioned lieu
tenant c'lonrl. II" appointed '''i-''t oil TINS
port by President Grant In 1870. ana - a." ono"
until 1seG. During his term Of on'r hr received
leave OF absence to visit England n, witness In the
famous Tichbornc case. lie always AN ardent
Republican, a member Of tho Legislature In loo3'o
and held several municipal Offices.
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CLEVER RIDING AT NEWARK
TIL RIVERSIDE ATHLETIC CLUB HOLDS lis
ANNUAL GAMEs-E. W. ALLEN, THE YALE
COLLEGE MAN, JCsT ESCAPES BREAK.
ING A WORLDS RECOKD.

The annual bicycle AM athletic game, OF the
Riverside Athletic Club OF Newark were II II a. WdN'rly
Park yesterday ltesn, before crowd granl stand
There were about 500 in tie dlncrens confess
Bicycle rilcr, present from New-lork Brooklyn
ard MANY NcwJcrsey feature of the meet wds
the time made by r.. W. Allen New-York Ath tic Club,
Val. College IN the 3OO.yard handicap run. He
made the distance In 81 81 seconds, and the wor ~
record made by Lion" Meyers three years ago, T. 81
seconds II. =. Lyons. NewYork Athlete CLUB yards,
taa second ard ]. w McAuline, X. \. c., yards,
ran thiId. In the threemc team race Tor cup oPe'
to w-Jcscy clubs only. diamond pin for the man
making tn" mot lap, the Orange Athletic CAB tn
Elizabeth Athletic Club ard the Hudson County Wheel
rcn entered mon. orange got 1l2 points t. Elizabeth
H. while Hudson far behind. {. IL. Colin wol the
diamond Pin.
onemlle safety bicycle race with big neld
~ contestants run in The final hea: and the
race was won by Charles Brady. Mercolc Whcelnen. in
80 80 Frederick Nagic Me;ro.oc whcrlmen, second
and II H. Bartsch Newark Whcclmcn. third. The 40
yari movie won BY Go frey Eacret ov"pck
f. C.. In - seconds J. owens L. 4. C., second; H. r.
H. \. C.. third The onc.nile safety handicap had
numte OF starter in the several heats j. Willis.
L. C. h. 100 yards won 80 Ii q. W. Coffin, d. \.
c. ~ yard. second Alfred s,ic. \. J. w. 10 yards.
third The 1OO.yari run. handicap. was won in 10 l5
seconds by J. W. McAulinc IL yar's: E w Allen.
scratch second: Godfrey EscIct 81 yards third. The
half.mila safety. handicap. was won ~ Paul 'roseh.
pa,,alc A. c. scratch In .00 %: Gcorgr ThatchcF.
NcwIrs,cn 40 yards second. and ID. l.. Raine X. C. W.
20 yart-, thiri
The oncrunc run handicap won by S. stondhe d.
H. c. 100 wards in 20 IL; J. j. Leonard L. \. c.,
los wards, second; H. Jachnr. y. J. \. C.. 90 yard
thiri The hotmlc scratch was captured by Paul
CrU,ch Pas>aic \. c.. in IL - q. w. CONN. D. \
e.. second. and =. W Bowman. l.. \. c.. Thru The
thr,c.mic special. scratch, .iN starters was won by
f. C. Carter ~ Y A. c.. IN - 3S 10; \. J. Walsh and
W. O'Kceic. Na,er \. e.. flllng far behind. In tho
half.milc run handicap after close race H. Ciaikcn.
IT, T. A. C.. yards. IN > OIL. two.mle safety
han1icap was won By j. willis. W C. L., l3j yart in
10 3.5; o.. +. Royce l.. \. e. 80 yards. third. The
Iawlcy, Kings County Whcelm'n, 30 yards, thi d. The
timers in the running NJ Bishop, J. b. An
dcr>on and j. Dcbols, and j. H. Sullivan
y J. \. y.
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Rrocklyn: Boston w. -. Louis. 4, Bstca; P,sfcrhio
W. Cincinnati at Philadelphia; PittsbuFs vs. "asrns'
TIM at 8
CLOSE or THE HUDSON TOURNAMENT.

Hudson y. Y, Aug. % (Spccial--The mas In the
Hudson tournament place todag b'ing wtnfsc1 ~
a large crowd. The ylaj wa TIE best Oh INC week.
The doubles were close and exciting III, result being iH
don't. unu In. las, .et ,Ictt AL Rice last better
than their opponents. Roccrson and EHestyn ana ook
set. match and championship Of Counb'a .ou"'ys
winning from McMulln and Coach ty default. in inc
singles Perry play beautiful tennis bur was no macn
for his NOR experienced opponent. who takes first rrize
and the cham shin Of Columbia County by deiiult
from =. T. Nj Muli n. Summaries:
Final rounJ-W. L. Gillett, N'w-York a. c. ana We
Rice Hudson. beat j. {. K'scison IT., ana chasies
Essflstyn Hudson G-S 81, SO, CO Co. W. Gilleus
u y A. C.. beat Louis Perry, Wiamstown, 81, 3d.
CO, Co.
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GAMES OF BASEBALL FOR THE WEEK
The game, scheduled for the week arc as follows

Monday-New. York vs.. Pttsburg, at Polo ur 1s
Ncw-YOrk; Brooklyn Chicago at Eastern larhL ~
Ign; Boson vs. Cleveland at Boston fm.ucI nn,s nj;
Cincinnati ut Baltimore; Washington vs.. ST. bou,S' .,
Louisville Philadelphia; Baltimore W. ~
Baltimore Washington W. st. Louis. nj washington
Iue,day-New. York -, st. Louis at Polo Grounds
New.York; Brooklyn Louisville al hns.e IN
Iitt>birg at Philadelphia i5atmofc vs. nn,n w
baltimore; Washington vs. Clhelnha'i' ~ "a''"s',,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES w. Louisville. at Eastern PAX,
nr.okIvn New.York ~, ST. Louis az 10 o.rounir NV
ynrs Washington vs. Cincinnati, a. Warrington ialsi-
no,s ~ Ci"veland at i,altimrc Philadelphia Vs. Pits
burs AZ PhllsdeIphia Boston Chicago. at Boston,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. vs.. st Louis az rolo no3nls'
NcwYork: 3rookIyu vs. Louisville. nc Eae.eri Park.
brooklyn; Boston vs.. Caeago at boston ihilaae pha
~ PIT, burc at phi adepha Baltimore W. Cleveland. at
naItImorr Washington vs.. Cincinnati at Washington
ssturday-New.York Louisville at Polo GROUNDS
New.York Brooklyn W. CLEVELAND " EAsNfh fsrA'
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THE TRAGEDY OF TIE HESPER.

San Francisco, Ang. 26.-Thc trial OF lIerUan sharf
and Hans Hansen for the murder at sea OF Robert
Fitzgerald. second mate Of the bark Hesper, Closed
in tho United States Circuit Court last night. and the
Jury found both defendants guilty. Thomas 81.
Clair another member OF the crew. convicted on
a similar charge some time ago and sentenced to BE-
hanged An appeal in his case Is now pending.
The men had formed plot to murder the Ulcers
and lake control OF the vessel which near Tahiti
ut the Time but they placed In irons after they
had murdered the second mate.
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I STEIEIR STIBS ms FTLLOU.
IDLE MIN tTTrNrr To- TAKE VENGEANCE Oh \
MATE III HNp REFUSED TO QUIT
WORK " TIII EIES1 CAIL

MITE III ND REFUSED TO QUIT
WORK 1T Tur FIRST CALI.
II ls possibl, that murder Will be the latest de-
yelorrneut I'm tho strike of the 'longshoremen
Jeremiah Kencallv may die from the terrible stab
wound in the abdomen. inflicted on him by VIII
lam O'N,ilI better known Jack" Barry
Kencallv and o'Ncnl were two Of the men en-
povci on the Mallory Line pier when III" labor
troubles arose. kcncnlly went out with the rest
Of the gang" but O'Ncll doubling the good policy
of the movement against the employers, hcsitated
and actually remained NJ his task until last Ne"heS
dav. when he too ceased work. But he remained
home and took no part In the parade the 'dago
hunts. or other amuscmcnts OF the oilers. This Sc
cured for him the hatred 81 the strikers. who. IN
their own expressive phraS"oosl. waited for a IA
vorabIo opportunity TO do" him. The opportunity
came Al II o'clock Last night. when O'Neill. coop"l
M for four days In his rooms No. l2i RooS"velt-st
crcpt out on the slcwalk for breath Of fresh air
The rang had watched his wife "a she collected
the money due HIN a. the Mullory Line pier once
and was waiting for him A. he emerged from the
doorway there was "A howl rush. n confused
struggle and then scattering In all directions.
o NcilI dartcd back into the house.
one man was left wrthng on the sidewalk.
II was Keneay. The blood poured from -FOUR
inch wound I'm the abdomen Roundsman Easan.
on guard with three patrolmen at tn" clyde pier
heard the shout and the scufle. and with his men
ran IA the spot Guessing that O'Ncill had taken
refuge in his house. he ran up the stairs to the
ton floor The rooms were empty Then he
mounted 10 the roof. and thence made his way To
the roof al Joining There crouched behind Chin
ncy he found O'Neill. Kcneally was taken to the
chambers street Hospital where the operation OF
laparotomy was performed. He has only "A slight
chance for recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

good audience attended the ieopening OF faItl'r >
Theatre last night and the revival OF '192" bv Kces
Surprise Party. The burlesquc las been a'tereu "'u
amended at some points since II last seen hVr' anu
most part commercially. The spccolti> are a.
before clever and entertaining. Inc hem"I' W ~
present company are Walter Jones. Edward NJ fa'or'
WIN II. sloan Charles r. Walton John C. ha'i"' ,o"'
De Smith. Miss Yolande Wallace, Mss h'le'n natl
sidney prJce Jasc- Lee William Barry Richain ar,ow
ThcL,-a Vaughn Miss Hattie Willams' MISS Iu'''
S.nclIiI md Mink Smith.
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SERGEANT CROWLEY NOT PiIDONED

The report which appeared yesterday that Police
Sergeant crowley, who IS serving a term Of seven
teen years and six months IN Sing Sing prison for
assault, had been pardoned was denied In Albany.
superintendent Byrnes called mp Sing Sing Prison on
the telephone, and was informed 10y state Detective
jackson that there was no truth In the report thni
Crowley had been pardoned. Crowley was stin In
the prison. Mr.. Jac.son snd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
THE MASSACHUSETTS, DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Boston, Aug e6-M meeting OF The Democratic
state Central Committee today II was d"cuco 'o noo
Tie state Convention in Music Hal. bos'o"' VI, 'ep
TENDER ~ nt II =, m. Joseph u. O'Ncil will pre-
side and William r. Rice Of Quincy. will be- chairman
Of the committee ON resolutions. committee was
appointed 10 walt on Mr.. Josiah Quincy ana e'u''o'
10 induce MN to withdraw his rrsignhuoh ~ "a.
chaiItIhnship Of the state COMMITTEE, anu ~
thought their efforts will prove SUCCESSFUL
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THE WINDERMERE CONDCCTED AS HERETOFORE

TO the Editor Of The Tribune;
sir: Notwithstanding legal complications ana the
appointment OF II receiver. the Hotel WinderTere Is
being conducted by the same management ana upon
tl. same basis II, heretofore. rhc service, appoint
mrnt, and cuIsnr are kept 10 IN" high staluaru
originally established.
HENRY WEAVER, Manager.
Chicago. Aug. 20. 1893.
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RAYMOND & wHITCoMBs EXCURSIONS.

Raymond & Whitcombs schedule Of excursion, to
the Worlds Fair includes daily pari"' from III"
East Each party travel In special train OF Pull
man vcstibtned sleeperS with dnin. car. In Chi
csgo the parties make their headquarters NJ The Ray
mond g. Whi,com3 Grand Hotel, at Fifty -ninthst.
and Madison and Washington AYES. within thousand
feet Of the Exposition grounds Oscar q. Barron, OF
the White Moursan Fa IAN House. Is the manager.
book giving full detail Of the accommodations thus
provided will be mailed Ia any address by RAYMOND
a WhitcOmb, No. 81 East Fourteenth ST., New York.
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GEN TRACY At A REGTNEyTAL RET MON

OweSo. n. Y. Aug. 2G.-Ex secretary Benjamin
P. Tracy and General Isaac = Catlin both colonies
Of the l09th Regiment attended It's reunion hcrr to-
day There was general celebration. The reunion
next year Will take place AT Binghamton Colonel
q. W Dunn postmaster AT bingham, N. was elected
president for the coming year.
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pROYIyEyT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

EVERETT-Archblshop i. A. Fcchan. OF CHICAGO and
John J. Valentine. OF san Francisco. FIFTH AVENUE
Ex-Governor Herbert w Ladd OF Rhode Island GIL
sEy-gram Stoker OF London. GRAND-;oneral n. r..
sweitxer United States Army. HOFFMAN Lieutenant.
Governor J. A. ChaIlcau. OF Quebec. MARLBOROUGH
FL. Governor Robert Lowry. 81 Mississippi. NEW
SETHERLAN DS-Samuc X. Thaycr. lately United States
Minister to the Netherlands and Judge Walter Lloyd
smith, Of Elmira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Edwin b.
stuart. OF Philadelphia. wINDsOR-sir Henry Tyler o.
I.0udOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
PLANS FOR THE NEW MUNICIPAL BUTLDING

controller Myers has received notice that box Of
plans for the new municipal building Is held at the
custom House for Sl5 duty. The plans came from
Liverpool the Teutonc. The name Of the foreign
architect whoever he may be, Is not known. and the
Controller cannot pay the duty. set Of plans was
received yesterday from Kansas City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Religions Notices.
CHURCH OF THE STRANS Frs.
.EpNnNS SUNDAY 10 40 AND a

What special features OF DR.. HODsON'S sermons
them 70 b. 30 attractive and populrr
$1,000 CASH will BE- phil for the elearest best (writtsnl
answer above quest 10 person a member
church, who attends more times before sept
5tb De- hon"st opinions. n exceed
100 this adv. must b. cut out and incosed also
the preachers given This stunty for anv
one from school girl bishop of the most
Interesting preachers in NcwYork City and get 40 for
yourself. mission or charity osh will be sent Sept. 9Th
by registered mail. Address answcr--ADV SECRETARY.
Church OF the str,naers Mercer sh-s and Broad.
WAY. n. Y City. =
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY 1855 Worth.
ST.. WILLIAM +. BARNARD. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF every Sunday at 80 D. m. The service II Ailnoo
wholly BY the children Of the institution Public fnvico9
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MARRIED..

U\NsELI-FVANs-In this city, the 18th inst. by the
Rev W H. T.. Faunce plst.r Of the FIN Avenue Bap'
list Church, Mrs. Lizzie T. T.. Evans, the authofs
from Boston and Mr. Gicorge H. Himself. OF this city
TUOMSON-DE GRUC iiY-On Tue day, January 1Iths
1893. by the i,ev Robert ;. Sample. d. d., susie II
York CITY.
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MEETINGS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY ~
FRIENDS are held every First day morning at ~ oeock
Of rutherford Place ant f5h-st cordii' "''
tation Is extended all interested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

Bcccham's Pills take TIE place Of an entire nedcinS
chest, ant should be kept for Use Ia every iahn5' -
E. "A box,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH. 5thAvc. and oSd.W, Ssv
j. w Known ID. D. Roctor.-Scryices suaeay ,s,srS
Ing prayer sermon and Holy Son shn s,mms
Services every sunday throughout me su""'eS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
5peeial Notices.

Congress spring Water.
This famous Is Toy u elaborate retubin0
restored to all its former strength and excellence.
To Newspaper Northumberland and experienced
editor OL"n engagement: city county coUli
entire management editorial business Address I'd.
IL. L. -. Box 1881, New-fork.
People used 10 10 England
To buy the LluwH Lavender Salts sod low everywhere
iottles worthless imitati0ns(
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
Paid attendance at the Fair yesterday. I4s,I,o.

During the first six days OF tn" present week IA"
paid attendance at the Fair has been go 100. and the
t,Ircau OF Admissions hIs CORE -tly c,t!matcf he
attendance for to-day the total fot the week VIII BE-
over OOO.CGO The officials f. charge Of ia"
Iuresu OF Admissions said tina, the total for the day
would reach lG5,o00. The fireworks prcgrimmr 81
night was a good one. and adde's many thousands 10
The thcong to-day. Yesterday G-,-Gl visitor pni1
their way IN The grounds, Tho crowd to-day looked
large The weather during the early part OF the day
was extremely pleasant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27

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