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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
ST. ANN'S AND ST. MATTHEW'S.
CONSOLIDATION OF THE PARISIES-A NEW
CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTES
TO BE BUILT

The yestry Of ST. AIMS Church met Tuesday
night at the home Of the Rev. DR.. Krans. No. %
West Twefth-st.. and with the Bishop, decided
upon the basis of union with ST. Matthews, and
also determined TO erect church for deaf mutes
Certain legal steps to be taken at once, and. II
no obstacle is encountered the union Will so INFO
effect
St AIMS special work among deaf mutes has
grown so that the latter want church FOR them
selves and so II has been thought best 10 nave
two churches-one, which is now ST. Matthews >.
where people who hear can gather ana listen 10
preaching and the other. which is not TO be built
at once and which when erected will be called 81.
AIMS for deaf mutes alone. This church, in add-
ton TO a place for the congregation. Will contain
parish rooms for special purposes.
The plan provides for the taking OF land now
owned by St AIMS on Washington Heights as a
building site for the new St. AIMS. 1t also pro
v!des for a building fund which II is hoped TO IN
crease and which Will make possible the erection
of a church that will become in time, worthy
memorial 10 the work Of the Rev. DR.. Gallaudet.
the e-known teacher OF deaf mutes. The Rev.
Dr. Krans will be the rector Of the joint church,
the present rector Of ST. Matthew's, the Key.
Henry Chamberlaine having asked the Bishop ioi
a change OF work. John II. Conner. senior warden
and eldest vcstryman Of ST. AIMS Church. who
objected 10 the proposed consultations has re-
signed from the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
LAUNDRY WORKERS GO on STRIKE.
STtTEN ISLAND PpENTNGS

The resignation of r. ". Pollock general traffic
agent Of the Rapid Transit Railroad. Will take
effect to-day. His successor has not yet been APP
pointed.
The Richmond County Wheelmen have filed their
articles Of Incorporation with County Clerk Els
worth
The annual election of officers OF the Staten Isl
ard Ladies club will he held at the Cricket club
on Friday The ticket nominated IL follows
President Mrs. w. Kennon Jcwett, vice president.
Mrs Arson l.. Carroll: Board Of Directors; Mrs
Henry W. Tillnghast Mrs. Henry T. Taylor Mrs.
Randolph St George Walker. Mrs j. Harper Ron
nell Mis-. Edith Walker, Miss May Boyd Miss
Amt g. Johnson and Miss Florence Van Rens-
sea"r
\ body OF residents OF SOuthhed yesterday waited
npon the Board Of Supervisors and asked that they
take steps for the laying out Of boulevard from
Clifton 10 Tottenvc, a distance of eleven miles II
Is proposed TO make the road l25 feet wide with Ii
feet Of macadam pavement. II Is estimated that
the cost OF the mproN enent would be $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
NETWORK CITY.

Justice Smyth. Of the Supreme Court has ap-
pointed the Real Estate Trust Company receiver
of the rents Of the premises No. $50 Third-ave in
a suit brought by William f. Thorn, as guardian,
against Helen 4 French and others, TO foreclose a
mortgage OF 10000
The Police Board Yesterday awarded 10 Knox
the halter. the contract for making the summer
helmets for the force. His bid was 81 50.
The Condui, Wiring Company. OF No y West
Twenty-ninth-st. has gone out Of business, and mas
transferred all it's contracts to the firm Of Davis d
Brussen The officers have applied TO the Supreme
Court for the voluntary dissolution of the corpora
ton. and the case has been referred TO John \.
Lewis as referee. The company has no debts and
no assets.
The directors Of the American Tobacco Company
Yesterday declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF per cent on the preferred stock and dividend
Of . per cent on the common stock In place OF the
usual quarterly 3 per cent dividend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
cOrRy C1LEyD4RS FOE TO-DAY.

Appellate Division Supreme Court-Recess
Supreme Court-Appellate Term-Adourred for the
term.
supreme Court-Sreciai Tern-Part Before smyih,
7 - Motion calendar called AZ 1890 a. IN.
Supreme Court-Specal Tern-Part lI-B"f1re Beach.
] court open, 1890 a. TX parte matters.
Supreme Court-Specill Terr'-Iart ul-i'efore Deck
man Case on 40 4ii5, Health Department vs. Ken
dal. No day calendar $500
Supreme COurt-Special Term-Parts N. Y. VI, VII
and VilI-Adourned for the term.
supreme Court-Tral Term Parts II. III. ", Y. VI
VII VIII IN \ 81 and NII-Adiournei Tor the term.
Sufrogato's court chamber Before Arnold. S.No.
i0t. will Of Alexander Iuchar 1850 a. m. Wills
for probate: william Reid Jacob Musse Ma " Smith.
Johann p Sraeth William Ashton. nt 1899 o. m; Eliza
beth II smith. Philip Fl2an. BERNARD Bucheberger. at
o. m.
SURF gates Cuurt-Trial Term BEFORE fitzgerald. -
~ ii3 ana tl5G viii % James Brady ~ 10 ~ r.
cty ,'ourt-Speci.l Tern i-flr. % Dwler j.-,lurt
ona1s al ~. Motors d 800 I'D a. n.
CIV c,Ir-General Tern Adjourned sine dc.
CIV Court-Trial Tcrm-pars b. H. III and V.-Ad
journed FOR the term
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONK

Frederick r. Burton. conductor of the fonkers
Choral Society, announced yesterday that the soc
ond concert of the society would he held III MUSIC
Hall on Thursday evening. May 13. Tho solois'S
will he Mile Carlotta Desvignes and Mrs Louise
G. Weldon Mr. Burton has about completed the
programme TO be given. and among the pieces VIII
be selections from Handles oratOro. "The Mes
sah." and his opera. "Artaxerxes' Mendelssohn
ora torio. Elijah" and Wagners opera, Der Meis-
tersinger" Gounods by Babylons Wave VIII
he one ~ the single numbers. There will also be
sung several unaccompaniei part songs Inc gov
ernors OF the society met Tucsday nigh; after ina
rehearsal and Louis Simpson was chosen secretary
in place Of PERT G. Myers, resigned. lWo "sSo' :,
aie AND several active members were elected IL
has been decided to admit associate mcLHntrS 20, i0I
ne OF tho season Tor o. nan inc lu'l
ice as one concert has already been given
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SING SING.

The members Of the Shakespe ,rian club OF this
village Will give a reading and musical entertain
mont Al the home Of Judge and Mrs. Smith Lent,
in Croton-avr this evening. At the close OF the
entertainments refreshments will be served. by
special arrangement the members OF the Young
Mons Christian Association will attend.
rho Eirst Hantist Church of this village has just
received "a windfall I'm the shape 0f gift OF 5000
made by Daniel Carpenter, a retired merchant.
~ Tho Terms Of the gift the papers I'm relation TO
which were signed on Tuesday the money IS TO be-
aupliad 10 the payment Of the church debt, which
amounts TO 80 900 and In return the church Is To
pay to Mr.. Carpenter { per cent interest upon the
money during ne lifetime. The interest Is 10 he
paid scm-annually Mr.. Carpenters gift will no
doubt bc q great encouragement TO the congrega-
zion 10 make special effort TO pay on the remain
Ing 81 800 on The MORTGAGE and clear tho church of
debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE- Captain George Dewey L"uten-
ante Commander W. II. Brownson, Lieutenant = -;
Stanton and Lieutenant ~ Sargent. l. = y, anu
Edwin S. Cramp and Edward w. BOX. or ihlia-
delpha. CAMBRIDGE-M Melville J.. stone, or en-.
Cago. FIFTH AVENtE-Seden n. lacot'' VI
Middletown. " Y. and George i. Davis ana p''Vu
Davis Of bloomington, III. GRAND-Siate treas
urer Addison g. Colvin. OF Albany Hoff MaN-
FIX Postmaster General Don NJ. Dickinson. eX-Ooh,
gresham Nathan Frank. or ST. Louis ana Sanlue'
A. Beardsley. of Utica. HOlLAND-ColoheI SAN"
uel y. Colt OF Rhode Island, and Hubert Nos' Oh
Holland MANHATTAN-Ex- Congressman John
W. Gambler and Edward Atkinson OF Bostoh an"
c. c. Warner. vicc-pres!dent Of the Missouri IA
cihc Railway Company. MURRAY HlLl.~Dr a.
V. V. raymond president OF Union college,; eN-
Congressman c. A. Bagley. OF WatertoWh, ~ l.
Theodore Lyman. Of Hartford, and William fur-
CELL w. H. H. Webster and II. G. Johnson OF mo
New-York State Board OF Arbitration VAL
DORF-Sr A. Chapleau. Lady Chapleau and COO
nel King OF quebec: Hiram W. Siblcy, or fSoch-
ester; Clayton McMichael OF Philadelphia, solomon
Lincoln OF Boston: Colonel :. +. Marvin, jr OF Al
bany and Mrs. George Hearst OF Nasnlngioh ~
c. WINDSOR-Medcai Inspector A. [. fhoaoeS
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on PAINTINGS AT lETTJDN

At Schenck's Art Gallery. No. So Liberty-st. yes
terday afternoon part OF collection OF modern
oil paintings was sold by auction. The pictures
belonged to an estate Of which George W. Gum
bert who ordered the sale. is administrator. Some
OF the artists mentioned I'm the catalogue Diaz
Corot. Anton MauVc. besides other vell-known
painters There n fairly good attendance but
little enthusiasm in the bidding. the usual prices
being from $50 10 $50 An animal piece by Is Meiss.
ner brought sos; Peace" by Paul Grollcro sS5;
Welcome IICmc. by Georges Hequette. 1912 30: "A
figure painting by Van Den Bos. s235. THE Morn
ing MIX iu Sprinstmc." r.. NJ. Pinchard 500 a
landscape 10y Evarlstc Carpenter. 500. and child's
head by . Petit $40
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MOUNT VERNON.

Mount Vernon Lodge, |. O. O. f.. entertained
large number OF friends al n concert and reception
on Tuesdav night Among those who took part
were Mrs J. b. Spicer J. b. Lent, II. Escher
Charles Straub. Miss Ida Lent and Miss Rudd
The last Of the seasons concerts and entertain
rnents VIII be giver In the Chester Hill Clubhouse
s team of horses owned ny DR. Edward F.
Brush and I'm charge OF his driver. James I. FOSTER
became frightened in South Sixth-ave. yesterday
and ran way Foster was thrown out and the
wagon passed over him breaking his arm and in
nicfiug wounds on his head. Notwithstanding his
Injuries ne ran after the team and stopped the
horse The avenue WAS flied with D!cyclists at the
time Foster Is now in the hospital
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Greater New-York hearing. City Hal.
Chamber of Commerce. 1880 p m.
Seventh Regiment review and presentation, ar
ncry. y.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
W J. Ifendsrson's lecture, Chickering Hall p. m
Merchant Tanors Society exhibition. No. Al
Tifth-ave 10 10 p. m.
Now-York city Woman Suffrage League. No 4
Iexington-avc. Mrs. Fannie St. John Carney
lecture on Some New Views About Eve" y. m
Encampment OF Alexander Hamilton Fost NO
1872 of his rity. LeXington-ave and One-hundred-
and-twenty -ffth-st.. p IN.
Miss Beatrice Ierford Hotel Waldorf $50 p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

The Rev. p. MacAran, assistant at 81. Johns
church. in this village has been transferred 10 the
church I'm Milton. y. y
TN, Committee on supplies and Repairs Of the
po.rd Of Supervisors has decided 10 furnish tho
surrorate's Court room with a handsome oak desk
rail and fixtures. in place Of the present walnut
furniture. n, -, .
The trolley company Is engaged in grading me
hill west Of Chenille part Of H. work IN extend
ing It's tracks TO Tarrytown. ana IS making fine
highway Of what has been heretofore "A rouEh coun-
try road
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PELHAM MANOR.

An alarm Of FIRE sent to Mount Yer
non by the residents Of Pelham Manor yester-
day afternoon. The Ere in a large house
owned by Henry Iden. and was caused by some
boys starting IRE in the grass. which spread to
the house. The building destroyed. The fire
company at North Pelham attempted 10 respond
but could not get enough members TO draw the
truck. after sounding repeated alarms. The wind
war in the time carrying sparks about the
cghbOrhoOd in a Threatening manner. Two com
panirs OF The Mount vernon Fire Department re-
sponded and eXtinguished the fire. The building
was known as the Myers Mansion, and one OF
the oldest houses IN the Manor. 1t was not occu-
pied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
PLEASANTN1LLE.

At the last meeting 81 the trustees OF the
Chappaqua Baptist Church II was decided 10
build a new church in the place Of the one recently
destroyed by fire. II will cost about 5000
For the last week John W Free OF Free & Muir
ray real estate Dealers Of Tarrytown. Abraham
Hyatt. OF Sing Sing. and W. W. Weed. OF Union
Nille have been in this village examining and as
scssing the valuation of the different pieces OF
property They are all in the employ Of john and
William Rockefeller. who are fighting the asses
sOrs. After they have examined all the property
they viii testify at the hearings before Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

Lovers of any sport are sure to all
collect wherever that sport is at It's
best.
SO bicycle suits are brought more
sharply into contrast than the ord.
nary business suit.
Exclusive patterns; only enough
cloth of each for few suits. PS to
SIS.
Caps to match-everything else
the bicycle man or boy wears.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Prince and Broadway
Warren Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

Tho Oficlal Board % the Symmetrical Methodist,
Episcopal Church has decided 10 build new
church on The site OF the present structure In King
ST. The building will cost about $1,000 The Board
also voted unanimously to request OF the Confer
ence that the Rev l.. T. Tower be appointed pastor
f0T another year Tho Rev. Mr. Tower has been
supplying the pulpit since the death Of the Rev w
d Thompson. about one year ago.
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Butler. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. George w
Field Miss Helen NJ Could. Mrs. William r have
meyer Mrs. Esther Hermann. Mrs. John 5 Ken
nedy. Mrs Henry NJ MacCracken Mrs.. James 1ef,a r.
Mrs Robert /. Niles Mrs. w. W. Niles. MISS lda
Northrop. Mrs II. u. Noyes. Mrs Israel I; IloT
son. Mrs j. Dyneley Prince. Mrs. Isaac f. Russell;
Mrs. George +. Shrady, Mrs. J. ]. Stevenson ana
Mrs. j. V. s. Wooley
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RICICLEN SOLD At AICTION.

Deputy Sheriff Lpsky yesterday sold at auction
at the Columbia Storage Warehouse. Slxty-sevcnth-
st. ana Columbusave ~ bicycles and two tandcms
under attachment against the Climax Cycle
Company. OF Chicago. which was obtained in June
last. The claim has since been In litigation and
the wheels were put I'm storage pending the result
The wheels sold at from SIS to $50 and the andems
for t6l. the entire sale footing up TO about s.. 200
The prices were considered good for 1896 wheels at
Q Sheriff sale.
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MISSES, TAILOR SUlIS'
Sizes IL 10 - years.
$1,000 Each.

OF wool ChcviOt serge;
Navy, Cadet Blue, Green. fI"m'
Brown and Black.
Ely front or EtOn Jacket
The Coat is lined with SILK ana
trimmed with Braid; the Sklrt Is
lined with Percalinc.
These Suits have been specially
made for this Sale. at 5000 each.
For this price. it would be I'M
possible to supply regularly the
material, lining and findings.
Ready, To-day. ut this store only.
JAMES McCKEERY Il CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
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TARRYTOWN.

The eighteenth hearing in the case OF John d.
and William Rockefeller against the Assessors Of
the town OF Mount Pleasant took place In the
Willard building. I'm Main-st., yesterday Franklin
couch NJ peekskill presiding The entire session
was occupied in the cross-eXam!naton Of Thomas
H. Purdy. a Rockefeller witness by FRANK \. NIL
lard counsel Assessors. The next hearing
will take place on Wednesday, April I.
4 dance will be given by the members or the
Young Mems Lyceum next Monday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
~ SIC BY COLLEGE MEN.

The New-York University Glee. Banjo and Man
dolin Club Will have its annual concert to- morrow
T., SIS p n. IN the Madison Square Garden Hall.
an interesting programme is promised Among
the patronesses Mrs Lyman Abbott Mrs. A
Alexander. Mrs w. L. Andrews. Mrs Clarence D.
ASHLEY. Mrs Henry W. Bookstayer. Mrs. W. A..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
MEETINGS AND ENTERTiINMENIS.

The Torrey botanical Club held It's regular week
~ meeting last night in Hamilton Hall. Columbia
University. Or. r F. Allen. vice-pIesident OF the
club presided and introduced Leonard Barron VINO
discussed the subject horticulture In Botanical
Gardens" He said that horticulture and botany
were inseparable both from a theoretical ana pTac-
rical point Of view and that the botanical gardens
in which horticulture was not fully regarded would
inevitably result in failure other speakers We're
Albert Schneider and T.. 5 Burgess.
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frgai

FL Dorado. Nev-Oreans. March 2S....-.- -,orsai
SATURDAY. MARCH 3.
t-,ere, pis,s Genoa. Jan 2i...........N q Loyi
Do SOUTHAMPTON. March 2b...... Anerea7
o........ Nassau. March 3)...-..-N . CIsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

Good Government Club VIII give dinner az me
CITY Club Saturday night Among those who VIII
vasnond 70 the toasts are the Rev DR.. Ransford
Professor Nicholas Murray Butler, George NJ cas-
eatt George Haven Putnam Jacob a: Ris, Coionel
George F. Warning. jr., and James b. Reynolds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise !. IS Sunset 623 Moon rises 07 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A M-sandy Hook 7;l5 GOV Island 7;iS Hell Gate o.ll
Pm Sandy Hook 100 GOV. Island SOC Hell Gate . 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

Company A OF the Boys Brigade Will give an OK
hibition in the Grace Methodist Episcopal church,
in West undred-and-fourth-st' saturday at
sn m lecture entitled Life on Yankee Man
orWar,. will he delivered on the occasion by j..
Tvon Woodruff VINO IS the office secretary OF the
Railroad Branch Of the Young Mems CHRISTIAN AS
fOciatiOu.
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RErERErs ArrnlNrEn.


supreme Court.
By SWyfh. !.
WASHINGTON Life Insurance Co. ag Jacob Alters REV
Thomas D. Adams
Thornton agt Lennon James n. F"sserd'n.
Central Trust Co. agL Fulion. Wall ST.. etc. X H. Co.,
John Wahlen
IIaggerty agt. Muphy-,ohn n Judge
by Beach.
Matter of Talmage- Everett /. Wheeler.
Darragh ct Whitlock Ernest Hal
Matter Of Maggie aye.-tieoree II. Hart
Trev AIT Imgraisch Mitchell Levy
oakley ct. Power George II. Hart.
C.hrisman agt McI'affrey ). l.. II. Ward
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
by SUyth. T.
Fr,lericka Buchmuer agt. william Buchmuller Frank
J Meals. 49,, ,., ~, ,...-
Trust Co % New York CITY.
by Beach =.
William Eudemann agt John Brauer-Joseph NJ. Harris
by Pryor. T.
Relic OF Bourbon Co. Edward Bllinss-Frank J
Nealis.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.



Vessel FER. Lire. Mails close. 800 ~.
enaarndau1 Rotterdam Hol Amer. N'v IT ~ "a
DIV ~ Augusta savannah seaman - - 20
Themis Porto Rico. y & Porto RICO -'oo III 4''1
FRIDAY. APRIL >
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+. & w.

As a dressing and color restorer nothing Is so
satisfactory a. rarkers Hair Ralsam.
Parker's Ginger Tonic strengthens the lungs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01


The advance sale OF SEATS for the production OF
.oThc Envoy" at the berkeley IYceum next Wednes-
day evening April :. and for the three subsequent
evenings and Saturday matinee, by the members OF
The Dramatic Association of Company l. 'th Regi-
nent has far exceeded the fondcst hopes OF the
members Tho sale OF seats for the general public
berns Saturday at the Berkeley Lyceum, No q
West Forty fourth-st. Monday and Tuesday even
ings OF next week there will be two rehearsals.
No expense is spared in the effort 10 make II one
All the members OF the cast are members OF ihe
Ninth Company and 1t WI be s,iicty regincnta.
having ANYTHING whatever TO DO with ne play.
There will be twenty musical numbers with words
adapted 10 popular songs OF the day.
4 meeting OF the Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht
Club will be held at the clubhouse No - East
Twenty-secOnd-st.. on Tuesday at $50 O'Clock p m
The adoption % various amendments 10 the racing
rules viii be moved.
Invitations 10 a women's reception and dance, 10
be held at the Hotel Waldorf on the evening OF
April - have just been issued by the Ohio Society
The reception Will take place from TO 10 o'clock.
and among tnosc who will constitute the receiving
marry ar. Mr. Henry : Burnett and Mrs. William
T. strong Dancing win follow the reception. The
Entertainment Committee, which consists or war
ZEN IliCloy. chairman; colgate H0yt. l.. Bradlcc
Stronr Mahon chance and David Homer Bates.
most brilliant and enjoyable the society has had
this season.
g-.o IT J. u. ThcJsophica Society will hold a
st.,..l melting at 80 l+2 West One hundred land
t..,.,- frtt-et tomorrow evening. at o'clock. at
v...h /. is promised that Theosophy shall be pre-
.entol ia . plain aud profitable manner. The
meeting NJ joe Tor inquirers. The papers to be
pIesSaf"'d ana thcir readers will include: Three
Objects Of the Society," by II W. Perciya; What
by Dr T. z. Guild: "..sP.rtT,a, Man" BY Dr. e. D
H;iIr Lost chord" by 5 Stern; Friends From
Past Lives" by Miss anna n; stsblsr. and The
Awakening % The Soul" by john Nj. Pryse. After
The formal meeting the remainder Of the evening
VII he devoted TO music and conversation
4 public reception 10 Mrs katherine A 1inSiey
and her band OF Thcosophical crusaders the
TERMINATION Of their around the world Will
he given under the auspices Of the II. +. Is.
TheosOplical Society IN Madison Square Garden
Cn-..r- IL-l SnndaX eNcninR. ~ S O'clock
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Henry A. Danlels. NJ.

~ West Ntth st
Irpa rnents OF the Nervous system Impotence Sterit
ard Ike ailments Hours ; 10 l. to
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Announcements.
T., & w

The n,N collar MEMO"
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4 public reception to Mrs katherine A. TiGS!ey
and her band OF Theosophcal crusaders on the
termination Of their tour around the world Will
be given under the auspices Of the ii. p Is.
TheosOpAical Society IN Madison Square Garden
Concert lfoll. Sunday evening at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-01

4 meeting OF the Seawanhaka Corinthtan Yacht
Club will ice held at the clubhouse No. 10 East
Twenty-secOnd-st. on Tuesday at $50 O'Clock p m
The abortion % various amendments 10 the racing
rules viii he moved.
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Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
TODAY.


dneanla Liverpool March 2I......... Cunard
Zaandall ..- amsterdam March 20. H0l Amer