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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
COL. wARYyG AT GOOD GOVERNMENT CLUR II.


Government Club II in their clubhouse, No. 3i9
West Thirty-second-st.. last night. Tho Commits
sioner said he favored the cooperation Of men.
women and children in keeping the streets clean.
He thought anti-ruhbish leagues would be good
idea He said that he had been 50 taken up Win
removing snow that he had not had time to fornu-
late definite plan for the removal Of street sweep
inRs but the department was experimenting with
several machines. one had brushes underneath that
dumped the Dirt into receptacle above. This ma
chine however costs 500 and nlls up after cleaning
one-seventh Of n mile. The Commissioner dwelt at
length the importation Of the system thatNhas
been tried with success Mt Newport and which VIII
be introduced here
The members 90 the club signed petition. to be
presented to the Board OF Aldermen. asking that the
Metropolitan Traction Company De made 10 man
tain a transfer system
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DE y.

New i,dheIe. n e. stephen p. Carpenter. in his
Fnera a, the Presbyterian Church New Rochelle. Mon
day evening March IS NJ o'clock
CLARK suddenly. Friday morning. March 10. Allan
Funeral services n; residence /. East s2dst on
K MSpiH ami is2 aoM'r. Marc" - NJ
Cf.ARKsON william Randolph C1arkson. in his 7+th
wear after A lingering Illness
Notc. y funeral later
Plainned ~. - papers please copy.
CROWEiI,-ln Pasadena cal M,nday. March II. x ~
berculosis Edward Rohy Cro~eI aged "a years. for
meriy OF Cleveland. Ohio.
DEwING-At St Augustine Fla. Thursday March "a,
Clark Ds"ss n S ct Hmm n, peT Ts.,s.nce o, hi.
father l6 Atantc-st. Stamford. Conn. Monday March
HART-At Troy. y. y. Friday March 18th, Harriet'e
Fneral services Monday. 18th inst.
HEAI,-on SATURDAY March 10Th at his late residence
west Brighton. staten Island OF pneumonia Nathan
he" ca at sts {fSs vt as Church Tues
Boat leaves New"York at 10 o'clock.
MAICOLM-Oh Friday March 10. 1892 at jericho. /" l..
Funeral at Friends Meeting House. Jericho. Monday.
train rom Long Island city
p,s a., CITY H M4TSR iG enn Ad4 NJ wife of
RANDALL Emily ". Randall entered into rest on Fri
dsy morning March Il. at her home. in Homer, y. Y.
Interinent TruSton. y. y
scHMELzEIon FRIDAY. Margh Is; is95 c s,h ,d9
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully In
,tcd 20 attend the funeral services al her late resi-
dence No ID West 5dh-st. on Tuesday, 10Th inst
al II a
spAII,-suideny in New York on March ~ George H.
spall, Of stntford. CONN.,. aged 30 ears o..
Monday March Is. at 2;So p. m
sToNE-on Thursday March H. Ieander Stone, aged
Funeral services hi. late residence 30 East 74h-s
snasy MANI Maun NJ S AZ p Cambridge Mass
Boston papers please copy.
ToOKER--At Newark. y. J. on March 10. 1925: $ Grv
Funeral residence No % Nchos-st., New
ark. y. T.. Monday, at 1919 u m
VAN KLEECK-At Poughkeepse Saturday March 10th.
Funeral from her late residence Al Cannonst. Tues
day. 10Th inst, NJ 2:30 p. m
VAN NORTON Thursday, March Il, 1895. George NJ
Van Mort. aged G5 years.
Funeral services at his late residence Broadway South
Carriages viii meet train at South Nyack leaving via
I'D st. Ferry. New York at 10 m. and Erie Rail-
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited
Interrnent Newburg. n. Y
Ncwburg papers please copy.
WOODRt Suddenly, saturday afternoon. March H.
William r.. son OF Ogden and Phebe A. Woodruff. in
the 2+th year Of his age
Elizabeth n. j. Tuesday. March 49, at ESQ D. IN.
Mutual Assistance Society for Widows and Orphans
held Thursday. March 18th the following resolutions
Whereas 1t has pleased God in His infinite wisdom to
remove by death our late Presitent
Resolved. That We mourn In his death the loss Of
officer who for than thirty years has given his
cherish his memory that OF upright and estma
bic associate and true friend;
Resolved That tender to the family OF the deceased
sincere sympathy In their Bereavement. and
Resolved That record OF these resolutions be entered
ERNEST srEIGER. Secretary.
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PROCLAMATION or THE COMuUNE OBSERVFD

PROCLAMAT ROY or THE COhuUNE OBSERVFD
The twenty fourth anniversary Of the proclama-
ton OF the Paris Commune CONNIE mora,ed at
Clarendon Hall No. ia Fast ThIrteenth-st last
night by The Anarchstic Proletarians OF New
York aud Vicinity" II all OF them were present
then Gotham and her suburbs have. at last. come
to be- blessed with diminished number OF Com
munistc cranks. the hall wae only sparscy
filed. There were few representatives. each OF
half-dozen nationalIties, including and
children and women with babes In arms The
orously blatant Emma Goldman was there. but
Nine Defarge. with her intermlnable knitting.
visible Most OF those present were under mid
de age and had the appearance OF respectable and
Industrious mechanics and tradesmen. with their
wiy,a ana daughters The police were conspicuous
by their absence. and the assembage was orderly
and decorous
4 printed programme included orchestral music.
songs in German and Italian. recltatlons In Ger
man. choral selections by the West Hoboken Man
ncrchor. and speeches i'm English by John II, Edel-
man. Editor Of the Anarchstic Journal. solidarity;
In French by VI. Kafu2ze, in German by Emma
Goldman and r. Baginsky. In spanish by Esteve
Palm. and In Italian by Maria Roda ana the cele-
bration wound up with go-is-you please pail Inc
hal cold O.d-fashioned barn In an
Old-time New England miiwlnter, and the speeches
were not hot enough to take on the chill, while the
music midiling good and the ball blithesome
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D1sAPPEAR4NCE or 4 SCHOONER.
THE HENRIETTA OF PORT WAsHlNGTON, J." L.
HAS DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT BETWEEN HE'LL
CITE AND TIE HUDSON RIVER.

THE HENRIETTA OF PORT WASHINGTON. l.. l.,
HAS DROPPED OUT OF SIGHT BETWEEN HE'LL
GATE AND THE HUDSON RIVER
The Schooner Henrietta has vanished from sigh'
in "A most mysterious way. II she were schooner
which sails the high this would not be remark
able for in the winter they, too. frequently
go out from port and are not heard from alter
ward. But the Henrietta is, or was engaged IN the
peaceful and comparatively safe If somewhat
odorous occupation Of carrying manure from cow
l.. !. on January Is the Henrietta passed through
Hell Gate bound down the East River from Port
Washington Since then nothing has been heard
from her Her owners have searched in every place
they could think of. but have failed 10 find any
trace Of the vessel and have given up the search.
She bound for a pier on the North River. but
did not arrive there After she passed through Hell
Gate she dropped out OF sight as completely as II
she had fallen off the earth. schooner Is
sunk In the East or North rivers, and the whole
thing has mysterious and uncanny look.
Has she gone on a hlbusiering expedition to Cuba,
is she a-plratlng after the Of the schooner
Crystal has she disntegrated like ;he ship OF the
Ancient Mariner There were I'VE men on the
schooner when she left Port Washington. the cap
tain whose name Is said to b" ldall, a COOK ana
three sailors. She OF about forty-four tons
register. and was built at Great Neck IN 1874. she
was Sc feet long and q fleet beam.
II anybody finds lost, strayed or stolen schooner
answering To the name Of Henrietta. and TO this
description. her owners would Ike to near about IT,
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PostOmce Notice

Foreign mails for ending March % will closs
Mo%DAYxA g m for Bueneid' per ps,,. p, VIII,
corez and Guatemala per $ s. Breakwa'er. from New
southampton ana Bremen: at ?. m supplementary 20
Costa Rica via Lmon per $. $ A. Duraois. from New
wEDNEspAY-At $50 a m Complementary 1910
m FOR Colon and Panama per Alliance Gs,1sn
mrutary a. M for Central America except Costa
nlca, and south psciae ports per city o. Para wa
Of Para: at IL FOR Belgium direct per = Rhyn-
ndp VI" at II appem sS 2so M Tor
E ba per PER cS OF w Sa s Havana az
L. t2F rrSsre'o per C. G0H$s s Gse[ sod ts Other
. p. m. Tor Santa Martha and Carthagena. per s. 3
Ia. DETER. Jamaica Belize GSaismaia ana Puerto
ocSs aui TorO per- Srss'Ya Hiram ira 'S
o:.s aas be- d2etsd sT' r Snp' psf M 0 ta
E r. per IS, Tntas s at sd 10 supplementary
sheny Gers for other paris 81 Colombia and FOR Sos;
and Haytl per : Alps: a, 1880 m Tor campsShs
fancs de,,srs for oih;T Of and for cas.
Ss Ss SFf: 1888 m four q" d. sIp
spain FoT,asa; Turkey ana i,riiish India, per
mus, be directed .. per La dascosns.; a, II for
ce,ters mus, be directed per wskendamo a. ii 20
,'Hppe%sa!a5y 80 M for EuTSss
per- EhSpa Via Glasgow etters 81 must Se dirscsd
- "
steamer from Halifax; at $50 for Newfoundland.
per steamer from Halifax.
suNDAY-At $50 a. m. FOR North Brazil. per .
Clement Para Maanham and ceara letters other
parts Brazil must be directed per Clement)
Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii. 3. China
Francisco close here daily up March 20 AZ
Mails the Society Islands ship Tropic
san Francisco). close here daily March
- at .. Mails for China and Japan Especially
addressed only per Empress Of India from Van
couyer) here daily to March '25 $50 p.
Mails Hawaii, per Australia from San Francisco).
daily up March II at $50 p. Mails for
China and Japan especially addressed only). per
Tacoma from Tacoma). close here daily up 10 March
s2s $50 D. Mails FOR Australia Except those for
West Australia. which are forwarded via Europe New
Zealand, Hawaii. Fiji and samoan Islands. per Q.
from san Francisco close here daily up to March
s3l al y. IN. tor arrival at New-York of ..
Auranla with British mails for Australia, Mails fo
IVES Australia. Hawaii and FIT Isianda
per Warrimoo 0rom Vancouver, close here daily
after March II and up April 80 at $50 y. Mali
for Newfoundland by rail Halifax and thence ~
steamer close at this office daily at $50 y. Mails
Mqueion by rail TO Boston, and thence by close
this Office daily at $50 Mails for Cuba
Office daily at 63O for forwarding by steamed
sailing Mondays Thursdays and Saturdays) from Port
Tampa Fla Mails for Mexico. overland, unless specially
addressed for dispatch by close onics
daily at a.
'Regstered mail closes at p. previous day
CHARLES W DAYTON, Postmaster
Postofice. New-York. N Y. March 49, 1895.
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Miss He.en Gould has been confined 10 her room
at the Plaza Hotel FOR several days by severe III
ness. II reported yesterday that she was
much improved and that she would be able to 20
out as soon az the present bad spell OF weather
PASSED away Miss Gould. according 20 her phys-
clans was run down through ovcrTOrk and OK
element. at the time Of her sister Annals we'd
ding TO the Count de Castellane. She Insisted on
visiting her sister at the steamship dock the day
the cDuile sailed for Europe She caught cold
which developed into the grip, in severe form
She has been growing stronger daily.
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~ rRAIsE OF MAYOR SrRoNG.

NJ meeting o. tho Republican Association OF
tho Twen'y-nrh Election District OF the XIXth
Assembly District. held last night at No. liz West
ern Rouloyarl tho following was adopted:
Nhorcls. The Hon william l.. strong was elected
Mayor az the last election by the citizens OF the
rty az Ncw York. representing good government:
and
whereas. Tho Hon. William l.. strong. In his
letter OF acDrs lance" promised to give the citizens
% this cl,y business administration. and clear
the several municipal departments from the cor
rupt0n her"tofor" existing
Resolved That the TTenty-hfth Election District
Republican Association % the KIM Assembly
uon iu appointing ~ Office OF ability and char
and
Eesolveh That In appointing ne Hon. William
iropkhe!d hs Commissioner Of Public Works he
has not only justly recognized true Republicans,
hut has given this city u gentleman who has I'm
every particular proved himself worthy the trust
rcpos"l IN him
Joseph +. Cook chairman. Daniel Jackson treas
ur'rt Henry bloomfield secretary. G"rrit H. Per
Kin warren L.. Guest William Crothcrs H. J.
Dow lall. Allan Turner. Michael West C;cor1,
Ih4Wm. committee.
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4 NEJV SCHOOL OMMISSIONER.

RICHARD H. ADAMS SUCCEEDS WILLIAM J. VAN
ARSDALE.
Mayor Strong yesterday appointed Richard ii.
Adams Of No l6s East One-hundred- and-sixteenth-
st. a Commissioner of the Board OF Education, to
succeed william J. Van Arsdale. Tammany Hall
Democrat
Mr. Adams IL a merchant in the trimming busl-
ness at No 737 Broadway. He was formerly presi-
dent of the Mederkranz Society and Is prominent
in other German societies and clubs Mt Adams
went TO the MAYORS Office with Herman Ridder and
was sworn into office BY Colonel strong he Is
credited politically to the German American Re-
form I-rfo
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CONTRADICTION W Riddle. secretary of the
United States Legation AZ Constantinople. FIFTH
AVENUE Quarter master General Il. y BItc lc.dcr
United states Army, Ex-Governor Frederick Smytn
of NcwHampehire, ana George W. Aidridge. New
York State Superintendent OF Public Works HOL-
LAND Alexander AgassiZ, OF Cambridge. Mass
NORMANDIE-I.arOn Richthofen. OF London.
PLAZA Adjutant-Cieneral T. A. McApin. Wall
DORF--The Nawab Imad Nawaz Jung Bahadur and
wlfa of India and Countess kaufman, OF Germany.
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InrOS CLNR ELECTION.

The members OF the Lotos Club met last night
10 elect officers for the ensuing year The election
was a quiet one. opposition being offered 70 the
ticket presented for the consideration OF the mem
beers OF the club Frank r. Lawrence was re-
elected president. and william Henry white got
tho y1ce-presidency. Here Is the ticket IN full:
President Frank r. Lawrence: vice-presdent. VIII
lam Henry White: secretary. Chester $. Lord;
treasurer Z. b. Harper; directors to hold Office
three years John Elderkin. Frederick 7 Murray
II " Ranger to hold office two years, Juiian XXX
'a1te
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NEL,ANCTHON SMITH.

Melancthon Smith. formerly Republican mem
Der OF the Board OF Freebolders of Essex |oun'!'
New-Jersey. died at his homo IN Mohtcia'' " -
,, otcb.; saventv-dve years old. His father was
one OF the original settlers OF Montc,alr IN edIy
NE Mr. Smith In the lumber BUSINESS; - 30
fifteen years he member or the f.sseA Nou'''
Road Board. He leaves four sons
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ANDREW 6. MILLER.

Andrew $. Miller lied at his home, No. lZS Eigh'h-
ave Newark. on Friday, sixty years old. He was
horn ON SchooIey Mountain, and during tne me w sa
served In the 9TH New-Jersey No'uh'eeiH anu "
2d New-Jersey Cavalry.
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sENAroR LEXow talks or HIS MILLS

state Senator Clarence Goxow sail yesterday TIA,
hc ielt confident that the police bills which had been
reported by his committee" and which had been Sc,
down i3r special order on Thursday. would pass
As 20 %" claim that the bills would compel MAYOR
strong 90 show his hand by retaining or dsmsslng
Police Commissioners Murray and Kerwln the Son
ai'r said "Anybody who understands the syntax OF
N" English language can make such claim II
the provision read that the Police Commissioners
IN office AZ The tine OF the passage Of the act unless
sooner removed shall hold office until January l.
lN". such a deduction might Doe lcgitimatcy and
grammlticaly made. hut !nasmuch the provisions
read that commissioners in office the time OF the
passage OF the Bill shall unless sooner removed hold
Office III January. lSS the conclusion is rresIst-
hl" that they may be- removed at tme before
January lS, without cause. until the expiration
o. the authority conferred the Mayor by the
Power II Removal bill and for any time
thereafter
When asked what action was likely follow the
Introduction % the police hsLs prepared by the Com
lnlit"c ~ Ten senator LcNoW SAID he thought those
bills would not cut much OF a figure In Albany.
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CALLERS ON THE MAYOR.

Among Mayor Strong's callers yesterday was
tho Rev. Dr James NJ. King. who Is deeply inter-
est,l in the proper makeup of the Board OF Edu-
cation. Dr. Kings large experience In educational
matters makes him an exceedingly valuable coun-
s.llor.
Assemhlymen Judson Lawson; Howard Payson
Mayor on the subject Of legislation affecting the
city Cornelius y. Bliss. Excise Commissioner
Hamburger. School Commissioner Strauss and
Superintendent Thomas J. Brady. OF the Depart
meut Of Buildings, had interviews with the Mayor
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6urrial Notices.
~~--
Removal Sale

Removal Sale.
Intending, on before May l. to move the'r ""'''~
to 39S Fifth Avenue.
A. KIMBICL 81 SONS,
OF 7 AND o EAST TWENTIETH STREET.
OFFER
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
PARLOR,
LIBRARY,
DINING ROOM.
BEDROOM AND FANCY
FURNITURE,
INCLUDING
PEDEsTALs SCREENS. TABLES. DESKS. &c. Se'
PAPER uAScrNcs AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
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Special Notices.
Mont Blanc.

Mont Blanc.
Piercing the clouds In thy grandeur sublime
Scoring forever the finger Of time,
High DER thy fellows. the thunderbots mate
We hail thee. mountain so peerless. so great!
For ages thy glories earth's poets have sung
Romance golden halos about thee hath flung.
But little thou heedest their praise or their tears
Thou wonderful mountain. thou king OF the years,
Thus. towering above all It's fellows. behold
Sweet SOZODONT. worth Its own weight in pure gold
Its name with glores the years but invest.
And fame fills tn, world the the west
SOZODoNT.
face for the past years and is getting every
body's mouth. preparation FOR cleansing identifying
preserving the teeth sweetcnn the breath and ar
resting the progress OF decay.
The "Mexxotint" Photographs Uatinum) are the
exquisite style Of portraiture- originally by
lockwood. LAO Broadway doth GROUND FLOOR
Sitters receive Mr. Rockwoods personal attention
II would not be possible
TO delightful perfume than Crab An
pie Blossoms says The New-lork Observer.
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EyGd or MISS JUIIA

EXGA CEMENT or MISS JULIA STEVENSON.
Danville. Ky. March 1.-THE engagement OF Miss
Julia Stevenson daughter OF Vice-President Steven
son. 10 Martin ID. Hardin. OF Watt r. Hardin
"A weli-known Democrat Of Kentucky. is announced
Young Hardin IL a student In the Theological Semi
nary at Danvlle
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GEESUAMS DEMANDS tPON oFhiN.
SUPERIOR TO HIS

SUPERIOR TO HIS ENVIRONMENT.
From The Mail and Express
Nr' ard has shown that when free from superior
restraint he still retains oldfashoned n0tio apo.
the flag for which he so rei,rn Vii cause no
be hoped that the president i''" "
retrogressive acnon'
THE RIGHT THING AT THE RIGHT TINE.
From The Newark Advertiser
tpbt thing al The right time and IN The right way;
But where earth did he get Inc Dach"ohe W w -
IS IT BECAUSE CLEVELAND Is AWAY?
From The Boston Journal.
Whether President Cleveland has during all lhese
two years been compelling Mr. Gresham 10 aC IN u,
opposition to his better instinctsi pr .n1n"rarv
fs i,,st now removed by the President teilpottaIy
absence from Washingtonor whether me ocudg 1',i
has suddenly altered his policy az MP own ,
~ -, h.. nrofoundly Congratulated, for us attitude
in this affair is absolutely just ana imp
AMERICAN DOCTRINE EMPHASIZED
From The Boston Globe.
In nrorntlv demanding that the firing Of a span
ish warship pon The steamer Alliance snail be as
avoWed bv the Madrid Government ana s.itauI
apology be made, Mr.. Gresham mas assti .., -
can doctrine most emphatcally ana enecuVeiy'
DECISIVE ACTION AT LAs1.
From The Philadelphia Press.
Secretary Gresham, contrary 10 the INDICATIONS oi
the first day, has acted with decision in deihdnoihs
an apology and reparaton for the SHOTS hTeu On oi
OF Ike acts In the future by Spanish naval ofhcerS
THE RING OF sTATEsMANsHlp.
From Che New-York Advertiser
This has the ring OF craftsmanship and American
ism: 1t is In accord with the established precedents
of American diplomacy and ii will have the cordial
commentator OF patriotic American citizens regard
" be fortheomins required apology Will on''0'''0
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Az ENGAGEMENT AYYOUNCED

The engagement is announced Of Miss sara Lieo-
man, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lehman.
10 Morris Heimerdnger.
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Hy the
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yEVJFRSEY TROy WORKS TO SHUT DOWN.

Rclvidere. y J.. March l6-The oxford Iron and
Nail Works at oxford will shortly shut down
for an indefinite time. Tho cause ~ iacK o,
,,,oata bio business The stoppage Of the mills VIII
ihrow several hundred hands out OF work
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Religions Notices.


ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave. and 66,h-st-
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at IL a. m on
The Creed OF Jesus" Evensong at D. m. Seats freq
one-hour service with full choir and sermon by Rev.
4. y. HENSHAW.
ADELPHIA HALL. S2d-st and 7th-ave-Miss ABBY A
JupSON. II a. M. Recognition OF Friends In the Liza
Beyond p. Heaven and He'll Located"
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
bth-ave. and i0th-st.
Sunday March 18th,
Musical service at I o'clock.
The Passion by Gounod.
CHRIST CHURCH. 7lst-st. and Bouevard-Dr. j.
sn, MAN; Rector Rev HERBERT sHIPMAN asss
hofnihs service at IL o'clock. Evening service At
Sunday-sc at 10 a m
CHURCH or ST. MARY THE VIRGIN. 2cs West <Seh.
s-Masses 80. tchoraD: mathis 10: high MAS ~
sermon, lo;io; yespers,
ST MARKS CHURCH. 2nd- ave. and 1Oth-st.-1i a. m
and D. m. DIR. RYI.ANCE will preach after morning
PRAYER. In the Bishop POTTER Will administer
the Rite OF Confirmation.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULruRE.-sunday. March
18th. 1895. Els q m, lecture by Prof. FELIX ADJ
LER Carnegie Music Hall 6Ithst and 7th-ave
Subject THE Religious Instruction Of Children" ~ u.
terested invited --.--- -
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"WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-17
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From The Newark Advertiser
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