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A NIHICANS AEROAD.

Ghesirch Palace Hotel (Carol--ifrs. Andrew
Carnegie Miliard c. Homer. II. W. Camman. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Otis, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
lIickox. Miss Pechin William G.mmcii
Riviera Palace Hotel Nlce)-Porcy l.. Pync and
family. A. d. Russell and family Edward Strauss
and family, william Harbeck and family, =.
Kothschild and family Mr. and Mrs. W A. Parry.
Mrs. r. Brock and family. Mrs. William Gibson
and family.
Grand Hotel Homc)Mr. ana Mrs. l.. seligman,
Nh ard Mrs l.. Rosenthal. John Clark and
family. Mrs. William Grouse ana family Mr. and
MIS- Arthur Nann. Thayer Byard, Frank Mitchell,
w. X. Vanderbilt.
Savoy Hotel Q4ondon)-Thomas Lowry f. l..
GGnther, C. T. Cook and family. Eidr igr TDrrcy.
J. {. Calhoun Mir. and Mrs. T. -. Palmer. Warren
N. Smith. j. Il. Metcalf. Miss Mctcar
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TRATSA TLAETTO SSENGFPS

Among the passengers sailing to-day on the
Cun1rd steamer ACran!a for Liverpool are Mr. and
Mrs. W. Angus, DR.. John j.. Barr Mr.. and Mrs.
James Dous,as. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Goddard
Lord and Lady Hill. T. VI. tombstone Henry PM
lips. William G. Rathbone. w r. Seasrovc British
Consul at Baltimore Captain Robert Shmmln Ben
jamin Ward and T.. +. Webbc.
The French Line steamer La Bourgozne FOR
Havre, takes among hor passengers the Blroncsx
Berzseny Mrs. +. VI. Bacon r., j. VI bullock
II. J. Ferris. Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. NouhoT Gene raj
Jose Panido Mr.. and Mrs. 4. H. Stevens Mrs
" ID. Wallace and Domingo Pumar
among those sailing on the Hamburg American
steamer DANA. for Hamburg, are Mr. ana Mrs
i. Boas. s. NJ. DeLoov!en Miss Irmgard. H. Bel
iauff and w. Denstorn.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. JEROME
MANY WEIJ-KNOWN PERSONS PRESENT IN
or vENDO%-TIE BODY
TO BE BROUGHT HERE.


London April "a semi-choral funeral service
over the body OF Mrs. Leonard W. Jerome was held
this morning in GrosvenoT Chapei. in which church
Mrs Jerome regularly w0rslipped when in London
The CHAPEL was draped in black. The services were
conducted by the rector. the Rev Mr.. Elliott. Inc
body rested In a mahogany coffin with brass mount
ngs and a plate inscribed: cara nan jerome
Died April 2 1895. She rests In peace The colin
was covered with wreaths and crosses o! 'ioIets'
roses and other flowers. including a large wreath
of lilies from Count Hatzfeldt. the German An
bassador All of Mrs. Jeromcs daughters were
prcsent "a we'll as her grandchildren, the sons OF
Lord and Lady Randolph Churchill. Among others
who attended were the D0wager Duchess o. Mari
borough Mrs David Anderson, Count Hermann
Uatzfcldt Mrs ara Miss Scott-Wins'ow. Mrs
Ronalds Miss Firth and Mss brewster Miss
Kiech an American, sang a solo: and COD Nrl.1
Wipe Away Al Tears" anl also sang The hymn
tfter the services the BODY was removed 10 the
chance Of the chapel in KcnHai Green. where al
ljtjnnoi services were held by the Roy Mr. Shoi,-
herd Sui-Dcan Of the Chapel Roya,. The body VIII
remain in the chapel, awaiting shipment TO New
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way to federate the government OF the colony OF
Phodesa with that of Cape colony.
RESCUED BY A NORMANNIA CREW.


THE IIFEBDAT SAVED liil. lhlht !
PERSONS or THE ARNo.
Southamp,on April 5.-The arrival of the Nor
MAMMA IT this port this morning has supplied the
details OF the rescue OF the crew of the British snip
Arno IN midocean on March a The Arno. which
sailed from New York ON March y for Liverpool
was sighted on March p with heavy list, ana
slgnallpd for assistance. being then ahou: TO SINK
The Normannia lowered lfeboat which was cap
sized IN the heavy sea- but 40 lives were lost \
second boat was lowered. and was successful ~
getting within fifty yards OF the Arno which was as
near as It WAS safe 10 APPROACH owing 70 the treineh
dous sea There on board the Arno twenty-ii'he
men and women and baby. life-buoy "2S
got out and all on board were rescued though IL
was n pcr!!ous undertaking. All Of the rescued
ones were compelled 10 jump into the sea ana DC
picked up by the life boat The baby was put
into a bag and thrown overheard ana Wds HI"ItH
into the boat by the rescucTs. ., .,:o,
The rescue occupied eight hours curing NH.C"
period there was great excitement ON Do"'u we
Normannia. The hfcboat was cOnpcHeu 10 max
four trips in order TO get all of the shpWreohop
ones on board the steamer. The boat was com
manded by the second officer. The passengers on
board the Normannia took up a COLLECTION OF $'JV
for the crew OF the lifeDoat.
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Observation-Disclosures PRESENT FACTS
NJ + % y 7I1Ef.N I7IsIH' INI'''41'E T
4 STATEMENT rs TO TIVE PRESENT CONDITION
OF THE IsrAND-TERMs or CANADNs
INFORMAL. OFFER ~ 1s'S


OF THE IsI.AND-TEEMs or CANApNs
INFORMAL. OFFER IN ISIS.
Ottawa April AT the conference between the
Newfoundland delegates ard the mem! 'rs o. inc
Government to-day the former submitted state
ment showing the condition OF the Province. imam
cally and in other respects. The conference theh
adjourned until tomorrow. to permit the state
ment being printed.
II IS understood that the basis OF negotiations
viii be the informal offer made 20 Newfoundland
by Canada through Sir Charles Tuppcr n 'N'N. ~
that time Sir Charles, while Financial Minister
made passing visit TO the island colony. S.r
Henry Blake the present Governor OF Jamaica, was
then Governor OF Newfoundland. and a. his soh'it1-
ton Sir Charles Upper stated the terms which
Canada would be willing 10 Offer II was generally
believed that the Informal proposal was made not
ONLY with the consent OF sir John Macdonald,
whose colleague Sir Charles Was. but also with The
sanction of the Imperial Government These terms
as follows;
l. Eighty cents per head OF population up TO
z Canada to give $1,000 per annurn IN boul,ies
to fishermen. this to be larecI increased until II
would reach every owner OF 6oat, -. .o,on. t.
g. canada to take oyer ne lebt OF ne coiony IN
allow the local Legislature . per cent on the eN-
! The Dominon TO pay expenses Of the Governor
and Government House.
witch in YOU'D lI be rais 80 in IN ' %r%oaeianG
G. The Dominion to pay for railroads AMI Other
the colony excep, roads bridges and education.
:. The Dominion 20 paw {lisD'l. or more II neces-
Sary. fOr the Crown lands OF The colony.
s. The Dominion efficiently TO protect fisheries and
arrange for restocking exhausted waters by arii-
fetal propagation.
Since these proposals were o"er0l nov condi-
tons have arisen and they viii doubtless have -
be supplcmentcd. but they Nil serte As The basis
upon which the negotiations VIII h"fin.
:; Johns. y. =. April Gipec!aD.-Sir Herbert
Murray arrived here last night. AM is q guest ~
the Government House Jic qaid 20 q reporter Tint
his mission WAS non; political and UouN De con
Hacl TO the administration o. fund FOR roller pur-
poses. He has ample powers 70 relieve c..;rcss -
once ne sees ht. and has begun inquiries.
The parliamentary paper. brought b. mail. has
hlchtcl the homes OF tn" ant-couf"l"ra Ouiets. as
II shows that England VIII give '1an .ial help
to any scf-Royorning colony. The chO!r" lia5 O.-
tween cOnfe Iteration and becoming crown colony.
ana thus parting with The Constitution. No"tornd-
handlers will never accept tie condition o; crown
colony
The steamer Grand Lake has brought more RELIEF
from America ana CanadI The goods received Doe
Ing valued at 81 to1 There i.iu barrels q.
-four 10 barrels of beef 100 barreir Of hams. and
tea cheese syrup and smaller packages.
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FRANCE TO MAINTAIN her RIGHTS.

INEftN'-I' - I.1I3N ''I-F II''t If''''I 7 -
sr,rFcrT OF YEP FOREIGN Mi%r@TT', TIL:
TROUBLE WITH ENGLAND REGhEIfNG AFRICA.
Parts April M Ianp'aux, Minist"~ Of Fore IN
Affairs spoke IN the Senate thig evening concern
Ing Sir Edward Grey's statement IN ne Toa-. ~
Commons !as, week. Tho deb1t" n tho Common
TO the British ard Egyptian sphere of influence
IN Africa. he raid. had astoniehci MIN France oD-
posed decidedly the pretensions % the Royal Niger
Company. which aimed to monopoize trade m a
vast region. The negotiations as 70 The territory
affected by the company's claims were now IN pror-
ress As to IN" Upper Me region, Franc" do
rnanded that England should state her claims OK
plcitly. France would reserve her decision and
liberty OF action pending Engiand's reply.
IL was advisable TO abstain from impruient state
menis. France would maintain her pain r'fnts
He prcfcrrei, however, not 10 make any af,rmaio ns
likely 10 hinder the present negotiations He was
convinced that when the time OF decision should
come. The two great nations would find means Of
reconciing their Interests with those OF civilization
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Religious Notices.


ST. PAUrs METHODIST episcopal; Mrn RCH, ' n
ave- corner II 2Oth-st.. Rev. 4. }. PALMhit., ~ ~
Iastof-Soryc-s and Communion IN Shnday az u a. ~
Preaching by The Pastor. Strangers are 'o'"di' "''
7. De WITT TALMAGE
To MORROW AND EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
~ four O'Clock III" - -
NETWORK ACADEMY OF MI SO; LII - e. ,h
Dr. 1ainlge viii. by request, elso P,earn III N"
LARGE: CARNEGlE MUSIC HALL"
18th ST.. ard IN ave-. - -
TOMORROW EVENING At EIGHT oCLoCh'
All seats free both serv:.ts -
BROADWAY CARS PASS CARNEGIE HALL
THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHI - II
between 9th AMI 1th ayss.-Rev. WAi;;IEk ~ MN
BUCHANAN. n. D., Pastor. breaches SUNDAY io''o ~ u
"a. ?. m, lecture "Watchman, N|at "i the 'ish''
Strangers cordially welcomed.
THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHrECH
Ycst Sth-ave-Prel hing Ivy Pastor feV Dr. P:IFit
STRIKER 1890 and 1880. Morning topic; me GA ahi
Young" Evening: "Trumphal Entry mo Jefusal'm'
Free pews.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHI RICH. cor
lOth-si.-Iublir worship to-morr2w. ii a. m ana
D. N. The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER. j. D.
will preach In tho afternoon Of t2m3rfow the s,cIa-
nent Of tho Lords Supper Will be observed Al 'v'h
"Wednesday evening service at O'Clock
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FASTER ATLANTIC NAIL SERVICE.

London. April 5-The ana quicker Atlantic
mail service Will begin tomorrow with the depart
ure OF the steamship Iucania from Liverpool.
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Hamburg. April 5.-Thc "IIlmburger Nachrtch
ten "ays tina; between March . ard April Prime,
Bismarck received $50 kilograms 30 40 lotters an,
18l1C postal cards.
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A-A->-A-R GEoniE. u! uErwor,ri,. El.-
m 81 oi1 Le h i l s,n, IN the cuSationa cias IN
Association Hall 2'is' nj Eli, .iat.r II r. in'
-ea'rp Princeton oboriin and Williams Al Young mon
f IS: e %,c $a ss.% %,
REV. 7. pn WITT TAl.M,GE p D.
TOMORROW AND E EJll Fl 's Sunday AFTERNOON
NETWORK A">6HyiT Or M.slc: 18th ST..
Dr. T1 I%lGE " G'lAE%E 32E@' Mt 81" hall
TOMORROW ' r?i Fl go ii@ EHiiGGiir O'CLOCK
nroApMI seat, tr 1g'e rh (! '2 eRRTGGir HALL
ACADEMY OF aslc lh tn; I rsaP'fs i% C5@r'9 H.
Hapsn Pastor. SIDNEY H. cox na'.s,,'
mon and sdryicrs Aprl / ii ocloc,. Seats fee" Wei
DIXON VIII ETeash in Hanson r ia'f MI, l2'i 81
rcnde Pr A@6oit and rgs Rroqsyn Eagle
Oh LAW Enforcement" 80 p. M Health h'@'ore''
GREAT ATTRACTION AT ST. nAETH s2I51nt U.S.
ani Mrs Bcvc,isc famous iempe-ance vooaIss slnG
1 TaSsiu .Y'' Saturdays, days welcome. 80
Roy T. nEpER NEWTON Wl ra'4 ma az y,ahap u" n the III,
L. s2 r c s, 4 .asJ ecr %GlIs
IN. 90
TrfnEI;Ic j. GAUI.D Associate. The public cordially
Invited.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE Union; chic1eri1s Hal.
~ ave sth-st y @r"Ia c@agf, irlgG Nv
n>HiE WALFoHb. T11cc MR. w ,s, ,nsa
EIb5iwIN GALLOWAY. JOSEPH roGAARprs,
secretary
AM.TY BAPTIST CHURCH 30 Yves, 54'h.st:Thc
ESQ Rev IEGIToX WILLIAMS pr,ach,ss at ~ ara
40 SunAny-scoo! at 30 You are cordially invited 10
Association H>tr. cais ragtlgt church rr-lgh-
KIM ns H. {T Fl 4o T + f A 3 = Ths Ti
Mai ea@c = h!ea , ing I F, Te ss. c,s
# rGTrINT A Az FIorH d ~ :. MFTH By
~, ! TRIpiNNICN: 10 sermon hy hcy w j.
Al ainays ucic ne.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC services in Chris''s Ms
sion ~ West 2isi-st. EyonnT. A." Rather 't'NH,H
chanos. VINO as.a.,.~ O., establish a"~ councils ~ ~
corner TEE is.5 aFIG% > M nTfTF II E@AH ia a"
cgrd ally invited
AT TIE scoTca EEEs"{TEN,,N 2 VII. .. o&,s.
Il a. N AND .. m. M-rns 'Ih~ Ii.,y CIV ey, ,l
Tr,ve- fn..flur Walrosay evening - Christian En-
daavor Fr4ly a. :. AZ cordially Invited
AT THE srcpNn rNirFIAH cnrEcu ~ BROOK.
LYN come, - Clint'n nni ,.nrfc,' .. RE-, J1iH
o.,oSk suS,rc': IS nee Lincoln p.cl Tho rail, j,
cordially invited
AT TIE .wAsHNoTo%. &. .AEE MET 10 n1
Gio = sTRoWREluGE VII r.ee,h m"rnrr 80.
nnl evening. 80 come an4 v''''m" seats free
nHsronp sr.r M:rn2qq'sT, ,r Kri E},IGii44
vii I-rach o, 10 ~ sra n's EpEEEI IS cot RT.
NaI. .s ~ s' 80 -" c 90. a..,o@, '
tro,vrX,;p,fr ,ju-K.U p.u!e,afi Wes, sS,h st
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

| WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.. 1o5th-st. anl
| Am,.erdain-sve. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. ID. D.,
l Pastor.-fioy Communion at IL Evening worship
! a O'Clock.
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Reliaions Notices.

COLLEGIATE REFORMED cltURci H h.E i'll.
FIRST 81 RCH l2i.s nsar $ si a ny r'cpion
q members at II q. IA S'rm'" az y H. ''''
SEtGHU CHURCH le@d-s,. ami L"nox-ayesn, ,@Nr
WIL It'll A,Ii irs at - rs ~ m song service and
Camp Quartet Il, 40 p m
np ryI.AvC.E RECTOR or ST. MARKS CHI III -
VII pr,ach n church ~ the Holy '''p1i - m
'i,ii-si. and paik-ave' on sunday e'en,l-' 1T
EPIPHANY BAPTIST cEi M%iiso2 -,d, ana ana
ET3c9 S' II w'Gne @ Al velo'
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH 90, or st ST
JAMES southwest corner MaGson-ay@ ana S,nfe,
service II A. III, coma nation. p m ser'"'' "'''
FRIDAY, II a m
rT AyEyrH FAFTs Tc 2IncH g s 3 ~s.'
ia s' ' il a. and ~ p M p9'i i, %Sr
@ with rrGaGhnsx . by ss ras,G WIZ
Friday evening. All arc welcome.
FIFTH AvENrE pEEsByTERIAN cIIrRCT e} .ns[
.5'h.i; Re- JoHT HILL: =. D. r1'''r
rAP7sT cHEc 5e,9i1 apf n'%rT3r e;
D. m Al are invitci Tlhc-school DAB n. ~ 80 p m.
FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Row. '' y. r SABINE, D. p. Pastor.
strangers cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, The Old First
HOWARD f'0 61Fri hHt i- D. =, Pastor.
II a m-''Thc Prince Of Peace"
4 T. m.-"Nhat Is Pre- shy or!an'sm
Welcome a,wavs--and for every one.
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Scotch Covennnters) ethst be Wen en- ara ''h a's'
Rcv JANIS y. STEELE Phi d.. I%ioi'
Services 1920 II. III. and J.. IA
Christian EnIcavor meeting at D. IN
FORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
me- 2:asIhG Ias PAST n.y. Wcts Hi B at class Si5
Preparatory lecture Wednesday evening. at y
FOURTH rEE%BYrERAN CHURCH.
Kov. JOSLTH T.. KERR i -, Pas,or ,,
- 3 p n he Slbnlth-echool
sp n. Mar. second IN the b't h Ell ssT,eS
Public c-rdisl! invite!
GOSPEL r \BrRNACI.r CHURCH. Sth ave. and 4fth
., no., n SIMPSON Pastor. will preach SabbttA
a, 10 10 m Services p. every H'gnt IA The week
except oatufuay
GRACE METHODIST FPIScoPN. CHlKCH. 10,ih-,t
.s. ., t.luu,lus.arc. Rev. T.. :. TlFPi.E IN. -.
p,sto- II M Holy Communion. 10 =. II, ser" !"
b. The Pas;or. Cor'ial welcome To- ALL
HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH, W y,'
lf5.-,t ANA C.uvcu'-a.c.. Re-. CiAHltS H.
i,,.,.r ~ II a., 81. yf..,hiHg hY trt. ElN Ni'p
Johnson RIM ~ D. "a: D. TO, 'S ,,,, ,huf
,,',-b rs r.rrn, = v ~" STRANGERS welcomed
rfrrM>NX WARsZtwiAK. Superintendent - ~"
Am II s.t.a - 49,. jew. VII rp"7k ., nor'"" -
.,r IA. a.,I..1 on Tl.. jewish l'r9. IN N
'.teft Place ic-' .tcrian 'h'r'! f"' ''''' -'''''
ANDEE. -. J.. Pastor.
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IINoX AVENUE UNIoN CMrKGu ~. r'II re-, , IigI
q. 80 ~. ave. Fcv JAMES MIII.'kp lHlIl !.
p..,or II m Young Non etd th" fhuT .l' 80
D., I[ut.n lecture 20 'ta@si'r N..t '''
,,i. ...r' I.,r n views. il,nn 'Ntiie Win Nc Illus
i-,icl nrl snnE
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THE IRISH LAND Bill. ADVANCED.
London Arril In the House Of Commons
day the Irish Land bill read second time
without division.
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West
viii preach il a. m. 7:G p m Communion after mora.
ing service. Sunday school, $3.50. Welcome.
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IIOIY TNINITY ON ri, HAKI'IM'
f.n., lr. AMI To- LIST.
Tev g I'W ERiuiMAN. - d., h",i'r' .,
Morning r1ycr. s"tT.a AMI lioly '.ln,.. 'i'"' H.
i.,uiug prayer and sermon. 80.
Tho Eo1tl. vii Ir.--l - NIln .--..''.
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CECIL RIODES'S NEW Project
Cape Town. April 5.--In a speech here last even
Ing Premier Cecil Rhodes said he preparing the
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rrNrNGTD% ANFNtc IA4Iitr ca R'1l. corn
ifitls Ir CAMPBELL. r-,.o i.' - J" - ~ ne l.,
~ ,.tr..t OH .-rtr,p<n rccAInii-.' nHd ~ 80"
.',f., ~ ue isp'l'ms az evening" - 80
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,tpfsOE AVT,;r.E pkITiSr CHURCH. corner 3ls'
:, no HESRY NJ SANDERS. l.. j.. Pasi' r -S,f' c 80
~ SUNDAY - ~ d AMI j. m nc fhH',' W.
,~..s,c SUNDAY. -chrI ~ an =. n 'nnpel s~trlo,
Weinc.lly 80 o,..tk. s'nnS"rs cordially "''''h''
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At THE Lr%oX tVENrE UNITARIAN rECH
corner i2lst-ai l,"v MERLE IT e. VIII 1T. Pastor
Services a. II a sunday school, 9.lS Cd. NJ All ar
cord ais invited.
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,',It-D% VEN L. METHODIST EPlS' - -
,.itf nm ...r ul, st T.t sill. ESTER D. JOSIE
H. H. I,.,Y- % .. m.. Ii.t ''iHu-H 3D. pT-,',' !,
'...,. cannon iy tn- Pastor h"V. r''N as
rlfD,f -D>. o.. g.. ~ cincinnati. 'hl'. NlH .P,,..
'.rh. i.atesf 1lase7 - The sabbath CHes''h '''"'
school. 90 - o.
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ALL SOILS. CHURCH. 4th-avc. cor 2o'h-s'.-sermon
h. the pastor. Roy. THEODORE g. WILLIAMS, IL
a IN Sundavacnoo $3.50 =. IN charge or f'rv
rviEpERIC j. GAULD, Associate. The public cordially
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Chick"rng Hall.
-, AZ lSth-st-sundav. O'Clock. adiress by Rev w
II ROOF T.. sah-.t 'Inrphpg backward Prelude hF
iAN:Tf.f. A. AFFORD. Three reasons why worlNngUcn
should oppose The saloon choice service" Ma" Anna
Park. carnct's'. -. ...,,..rr.,..
EDWIN GALLOWAY JOSEPH EOD AIN't >.
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BROADWAY TAREHSAcIE 'fi ron. coraer ,rh 81
end Iroadway Rev. HENRY 4. .IlI,p% %. u. iastos
rnius service 80 II Oc'.k Hret illar ,rr'ic. a.
{ o-AL--h 2.
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ALL, Soils CHURCH Madspa-ayc. and hist
Rcv H. nEPER NEWTON VIII preach A. II a. m 81
'The Religion Il Jesus~'th"rh- 3D. tn" ISh"p 81 th
Diocese Nh! administer confirmation n J. n.
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At TIE WAsHG>GTo% - ARE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. Ciii ErU. tI.sf. near t'i-Afe E"t- lE
Gro = srRpW BRIDGE VIII r.ea,h morning. 10 80
o,l evening 3D. Come AMI welcome Seats free
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GRACE, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.. i0ith-st
100 w., ,.lImlus-,,c RDy. T.. :. TlpPi.E. Pm -
p,sfo- II a M Il.iy Communion. 10 =. H. serH'
h.. m, rs..,r. C0r'ial welcome TO AL
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AT THE SECOND vNITNEIAH CHURCH. ~ BROOK
IYN. co-nc- = clinton nrd '.nrr"ss - Re- JpiiH
W CHADWICK VIII Ir"tsN tH-fu4rrIW morning az ]
O'Clock Subject: Since Lincoln !Hci" II" public
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

IfrpHANN WAUsZtWiAK. superintendent -" IN,
An Mssl0a - tie Jew wIn ep"'k -. nor, IN ~.
ne - a..l..t ou Tile jewish ir1il N N -
,+. il4.o iro-, ,;crian Church Pc GH'!'''h N'.''>
! AMBER. -. J.. Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

\ GREAT ATTE ACTION AT ST. BARTHOLOMEW
MISSION t2l-e;. 3d-avc. next Wednesday evs;n'' III
.rI Mrs Revnrlre famous tempe vo"al'ts, sing
Cha icrisc songs. Come early for seat MISS NIay
Tuesdays. Saturdays. Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

AT r.r,;d7-f,FETf!-sT AND EIGIrII-AyE.. METIO
DIST. JOIN = = WILfoN, -. u .'";'o scIm non o
MILLER II christian Assoca'ion ~ 'al music
. alwavs Wcir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

Association HALL. e3i.s. ral'i,t Church nPr-3gs
nr # 81, m = On. April :. Ile.. JAGES A. FRANCIS.
! XII! H. ~ ARTIJ'R 7. IiERSON, D. p. The 'ldy
Mai" quartet. -. chicaE sing at cte,y ser''c' GnfinS
month t.xc =: Easter morning. PJik sN's' cfH-'h'S
| tnr fl.n. W WOW me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

A ADVERTISEMENTS md sTBscRIPTIoys FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL Be RE.
cHNEp AZ THE UPTowS oFFicE, No: la. Broad.
TIiEMENTs at the following Branch Offices; aS
Isl Fourth-ave FouTteenths, $50 Thirdaye. 7o6
Third ave. Forty-seyrnth-st: l0e6 Thrdave neas
io2 Columbus - Avenue A: 1322 Thirdays 20 West
F1reenth-s,. o5f West Fortyseconds; 55t Thirdayss
asS Third-avp: POSI- Thrd-ave between One bundred.
snd-twelffh and One hrnir nd thirteenth SITS
a, the HARLEM OFFICES iSo Fast One hundred and.
centyhrh-st. 2+3 West One hundred nd twentyd
a.. and seo West One hundred md forty hthst TO
o. m At re.u,,r Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42ist:. between
Jth AID aves.--fseV. 81 WOOilSEY STRIKER. ID. D.,
IL D. will prc,1l II a. ana s45 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
t!cllnione Notifies.

A-A-A.-A-ME THOPOLLrAN HALL. l4th-st. near
G,have-t;osJol meetings every and night. sunday
! F. M Dr. IG1I:IIART VIII speak. ~ $50 p m. or
CELESTIAL music: j. service Il song. R'v SA!lt ~.
BLAIR Altoona Penn. will speak fSIeeal s"r''"
Good F-dav. ana night, an. Easter SUIT iaY' sun
dav-schooi ard nd" class 70 10 p M ifrr' iu' i!
nicht select vocal and Instrumental music for one AD'
A-A-A-A- REV GEORGE. ~ NEPWOHTil Eli
o. u THE Evening Tcl.-ranl VIII give the naocil-
roatc students IN the educational cas5. 10
Hall .!-si. 4ti1t".. sunday ri p M
hv ln'c.col- giae MplIv Male quartet :rpf'
Princeton. Oberln and Williams. AL young men
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
REV. T. pE WITT TALMAGE. u. D.

l. .. DIXON VIII preach in Hanson Pace i'aphF,,
Chufrh Ir,oiIyn. at l020 a. m, ~ The tthiiy ot
I,r,.r' Prelude 'Dr Abbott and The Brooklyn Eagle
On LAW Enforcement" 40 p m. Health Restored"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

GOSPEL = NRrRNACI.r CHURCH. Sth ave. md 4itl
q. re- 4 D. SiNpSpN. Pastor viii preach sAbph,
a, IG.qo a m Services ,. every night Ia The "ee
EXCEPT SATURDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

~: MARK y CHURCH. Icih-sf and 2i-lvc- sunday
~. u =, II d. M. morning prayer and a-rmOn y n.
c'cnlny prayer aud sermon Dr. EYLANCE. Rector: Rev
RICHARD CONpEH Minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

AM,TY BAPTIST CHURCH. 80 West 54ths'.-The
p,sor Rev LEIGHTON WILLIAMS. pre1ches at ~ ana
"a sunday at 23O. You are cordially invited -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

ST MlCHAELS CHURCH aptll.st and Amsterdam.
ave a M-7'o Holy Communion. ., Holy Communion
~ morning PRAYER, IL. Liiany ard Holy Communion,
sermon bv the R'ctor. l.. Nj Evcnsong (choran with
addr,- = service; with sermon by the Rev. GEO l..
fltAIT Good Friday, April i2-Mornng prayer Litany
aiid sermon at 10 a. M. Passion service IL 10 p.
passion music. staheTs "CIuclnxion." at 8 .. N