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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
EASTER L-NCHEOv FivORS.

Many arc tho pretty coucoits shown tha' VIII De
,,aeh az favors ~ the fcasfs that VIII y" spr"hd
,b,ourhou, the holiday wsck They are. or course.
dsa,s-nod with regard 10 the season Eggs III III
IMAGINABLE forms attract tho attention. FIRST 10
A.core,e the table. there - seen great os'rl'h
cgg or a group Of three of them. tied together Dy
,,eons OF ribbons run through small holes care
,riy drilled In the shell Thus tho groups ~ eggs
,,u easily stand and each ono OF tho three Is
and With flowers the shell being rreguarly broken
=, tho ION At each corner % the 'ab" may De
,laced 4 basket made Of candcd rose .edt's nIleo
,,r,,b sha r-d bonhOns. The colofs thoufhi Ho7
annrorriafr Tor the season are yellow, PINK nnu
Ikie and =. bbons are always pretty uEed WIN ''e
flowers and forms $1,000, ...,.,,,o ,bo, ram
bo made In the form II eggs il appropriate hhu
80 fnIors given may be chosen from countess
timber II dainty things. In these. bros ana am
,,ais may have some opportunity 10 appear 'Hi'h
nns and hens I'm odd arrangements or nests anu
cagcs delight the youthful members or parry.
IT,, mn. he bought IN confectionery or IN. uhE
fsatbored forms made n bonbonnlcr"s \ rah,y
~ a. ra her pleasing f. an egg OF white chidy
StGdon IN nos, OF spun taffy. Chocolate or vanilla
nandr eops of huge dime nsions. and with the own
orc: name. traced I'm icing always please IN" niue
folks ,, go ,o,,a, ,o, -. crsarn.d
.,rar.horrv which packed IN little huied paper
ebeu and being somewhat expensive ana re-
Srcsh,ng reminder OF spring is allowed place IN
,bo Foster feast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
ANrRyCAN RELIEF PARTY IN HAVANA

The portrait Of the American RELIEF party was
taken nj a meeting held at tho palace OF Senior
Armas Governor Of Havana. The Governor Is
seated in the centre OF the group. and Miss cara
par,o, IN bts left Tho various members OF the
-. ~ g,ouned standing with the women in the
foreground who are also friends OF the movement
A. S,iI be seem the room Is typical one TOT d
widows that open their entire length permit q
crnn entrance OF all the fresh air That can De hnu
Iu trc ,parhl. floor is cool and Clearly. Inc
orncst faces show the gravity Of the situation
49, cong deration, although there ~ nothing
~, ,bo surroundings OF the group 10 indicate me
extreme suffering that goes on within a som rsurn
~ Ivor. vas cordially greeted by the authorizes
Of the place as well by, the SICK ana r stHTI IN
peoP'e f s was announced by The TribuHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
WOMAN SUFFRAGE ~ NEW-ZEALAND.
A LECTURE BEFORE THE LEAGUE IN THIS cTrYs
GIVEN BY MEMBER OF THE
COLONIAL PARLIAMENT.

A. a largely attended meeting OF the New-York
Ciy Woman Suffrage League. held last evening
at No ~ Ninth-ave. Hugh Lusk. a member Of
the NeW-Zealand Parliament. delivered an inter-
eSting lecture on The Success OF Woman Suffrage
In New-Zeaand." Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake the
president OF the League. occupied the chair and
introduced Mr. Lusk in a brief speech. Mr. Lusk.
in the course OF hts address said that New Zealand
had been inhabited b. Europeans Tor only sixty
years. The land had been bought from the natives
fairly. and the settlers had taken nothing that
they had not paid for. This system OF fairness.
which was d.feren, from that which had been pur.
sued In many other parts o. the world. had he
thought. Influenced the whole after history OF the
Island There were now over eight hundred thou.
sand Europeans In the country and abou. ffty
thousand natives. The latter enjoyed exactly the
same privileges the Europeans and had repre-
sentatives in the governing bodies. The people Of
WZosland were an experimental people. and
for this reason had adopted many Innovations not
yot adopted in other colonies. The first step tow,
ard he emancipation Of women was taken In 1876,
when they allowed 70 take part In the el-c.
ton OF School Committees. Their final emancipa-
ton the result Of a gradual process. They
agitatOrs. and few petitions had ever
been signed In $3.50. after severe fight. they
were allowed 70 vote In the election OF Licensing
Commissioners Four years after that they could
vote ~ ihe municipal elections. and after another
four years they received The full privileges OF male
residents. There had been TWO parlia mentary cleo
lions since then. and il was his opinion that the
tendency had been 70 vote for men whose charac-
'crs were good instead Of those who simply
able He thought that this good result. ard
TINT really good legislation more often accom-
ability 4 discussion followed and a vote a
thanks was rendered 70 Mr.. Lusk for his address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
PATRIOTISM AS SHO"N ~ h"HH"'

The arst OF four lectures TO be given oy MISS
Josephine Walton on successive thursdays III Hp'
y, ,ho home O, Mrs. William r. Havemeyer NO. ~
t.,,,,.-,oyenth-st was delivered yestcriay
TT, Miss Walton spoke on Homer giving
,nnnsls Of the career OF this seIf-aught poet ana
tsi;,1r on the influence ne has ex.tted on t ~,
u"c,,i"s, W,erature She read extracts from MS
Wor,u ., ga the flynn 10 Apollo" and made some
"V w. nnaofations Of his patriotic utteIances,
apt - srhoos that have thriven under ms name
~, nl where his teachings were reHrrehcJui n Ma
speah'' 80. iipon A school OF Homer Sun hour
LINZ at Chios the coast OF Greco; home
nc rra,yded with guests. who were ANXIOUS -
enter STs upon a more extended study o. 'ne "'ee"
r n.s and their works. ,,, ,.u -,
org hose who crowded the large dininE-ha o
~, Usvemeyer's home on this occasion were h2,cu
Ms, iW,npie Miss Francis. Miss Johnson. Mrs
Sinrr,les Miss Buckhoder. Miss Mci:ane Mss
Meerr.a, Mrs Potter Mrs Ricketts,. Miss Welch
H.. shaw and Mrs J. II. Parker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
FAMILY RELIEF SOCIETY DISBAyDS

At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the
New-York Family Home Relief Society. held on
April : at the Office Of the president Or. d. Ed.
win o Nell No. Al Hudson-st. It was decided 70
disband the society and retire from the field o.
charitable work.
This action taken because Of the death Of
Miss Helen Day Gallagher. who for the last I'VE
vanrs had been the soul OF the work. and who at
tended 10 the dispensing OF funds intrusted to Il
by It's contributors. Miss Gallagher devoted her
entire time 10 relieving the wants OF those whom
she found I'm distress regardless of creed color or
nationality Consequently her death will be great
loss 10 those whose condition was such that they
we're compelled to look 10 her for succor.
The society wishes 10 inform the public that
hereafter no one Will be authorized solicit or 70.
celye contributions IN It's name
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The following contributions came ire Office yes
terdav: Easter cards from Mrs T. f. Fisher. Easter
booklets from "Berkley" Easter booklets ready ior
mailing from Mis- NJ. leroy. workoas, pncushioh
and Easter cards. with her best wishes. from
"Grandna" LOOMS box q; Easter cards from Car
RE Drumm. photograph from Mrs. c. D. M'Oonp''
scran-picture screen from Miss Josephine HARRISON
Faster cards from Mrs NJ Jelllne. book from Mrs
s Bernstein. a box containing two hairpln cases
ma,ch-scrapcr in form o. drum: pin2an. ana n
far.'s Isl" Chatii'l a. okl''t9
from Gertrude Adams. book Golden cram ,,Ii
Louise r Hood box ~ Easter cards from Nine
PAINTER three booklets from Mrs. Alice kolhns;
booklets from VI. r. Young. s,rapoook pc 49,.
Easter cards from Fanpi" Fairbanks r. ,, !ripp
and Mss Bowker. calendars and Easter CARDS rom
Mrs. Thomas T. LOOMS. box con ftuinS up,
pirtIres booklets. calendars and Easter cards rom
M-s William l. Hllscy. woman $ Pages rom
Katrina Miller collection o. hne enErafings from
Mrs. Jane. II. Young. an Easter grertng Ok
pa-sion flower cards rom Mr.. y VI. Ndam-' 4
lovely sunshine piano iustor and s"Vcra, fts,''
cards from A. l. Doty. plaoals from Mt NhdPP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
FOR NATIONAL RECITATION or LABOR.

Resolutions I'm favor OF National regulation OF
N, hours Of labor Tor women and children
g., manufacturing establishments were introduced
recently by Mrs Clarence 'urns NJ III" West End
Woman's Republican Assoeiatlon The f"soluuohs'
ne nr,ntcl in The Tribune Of March % have now
h.., formally indorsed by al members OF the or
sanitation throughout the state
The state Committee has fo'warded copies 10 nc
T, i,,,l.i,e,r Members Of the Ncw-Iork Congress
1negatiou cnrncstly requesting their best At
tenfion and efforts In behalf OF the n"asur"
AireodX a number Of replies have been received
,rnn, Co1eressrncn by Miss Helen Narick Boswell.
STAT. chairman. In every cas-" they hlshy r.in,
.'1 80 s,rnd taken bv the women. and promise
s,rong support when the measure comes he''re
Congress. - .o,soa ,,o serano
pavne Wallace FOote. Lemuel T.. puRe. john
W,rrov Mitchell. Mr.. Bennett ana MI. ii"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
roPTS AND VARSHIPS ~ SUGAR.

Toy wnrships end forts and candy cannon naHs
oro consp,cuous among the articles offered as Ems
ter gifts to children. Candy soldiers go win '''
80 tho miniature men arc Of tin. and VIII serve IN
-. ,,,r,her of mock fights after the fort has been
demolished Rabbits are made 20 push ana drhs
co,,on mounted on wheels mnde OF old-inshioned
mink and white peppermint candy ana 'n6 6 a ahe
80 rcgimenfs Of rabbits -tOrminS iortr; NHI'c ,
e'r rnr,aa are dressed IN elaborate uniforms anu
LAX about az aGm.rals and generals Inc b tos
49,, ,iavs A prominent part TOO. ana IN an 'hese
lies he store OF ammunition ~ the lofin o. ea y,
a%Ia cannon-balls Is 30 great that me sinhIs ~
"a. shIps and blowing UP VI the ioI's seeH' 49,
iumincnt catastrophe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
LAST or MEMBERSHIPS SLAVESf

Dinah Sutton lc5 years old. and the last Of New.
Jerseys slaves (unt another is heard from. died
last Sunday at the home of her daughter. In Pat.
erson y. j. She a cheerful. weil-preserve4
old woman and liked TO dwell on the antc-bellum
DAYS whenever she could find a listener
Smoking an old wooden pipe is said 10 have been
her chief pleasure In life. She was born at ConaS
Kirk Point Monmouth County In 1872, and often
proudly told how she was once courted by george
Washingtons coachman.
In her youth she was noted as singer. and even
in old age loved music, and every morning lately
when she awoke would sing Safe In the Arms 81
Jesus" She moved to Paterson thirty years ago =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
FASTER EGGS ~ TURKEY.

On Hoy Thursday IN Turkey every Greek woman
bo!ls a number OF eggs with cochinea for the ap-
preaching Easter festival. and a.so bakes a guam
tty Of cakes and sweet biscuit. Al tho hour VINE"
The Bible is read she takes as many eggs hs ,h'''
are members in the household and one over pIsceeS
mem In a napkin and carries mem 10 c"u' 0'''
"nere she leaves them until sunday; ,...o.,o
The extra egg II placed before the sikon9ts1a
con, OF pace OF the holy pictures ana ~ aitei-
OF Ills
Many OF these eggs have traccd upon them In
elegant characters texts Of Scripture ann o'h'f
sacred words besides the date.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
BrrrDYvG AvO ruFPGENCY rrND

Tho managers OF the Messiah Home held meet
ing on Wednesday morning. AZ tho home or MIA
Emilio ~ % West Forty-severth-s, Mrs j.
Wells Chamrney presided. and reports were read
,-o,, rho various committees connected with the
Home II was announced that the lecture given
ON Monday evening by Dr Savage had realized the
h,rlsor,o sum ~ 500 This Is 70 be placed In the
mi ling and emergency fund. GIFTS were ackno",-
i.,j go, frult from Mrs H. H. Rogers. each
v,k If provisions rom Miss Jessie Bartlctt
G,,r and II sheets and pillow cases from me
r,lics' benevolent Society ~ the Church or me
Messiah. .a.,,,o A,, .x
,,.fs 10 be declared free next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
ecuoo,,s EASTER ENTERTAINMENT.

A, ras.er entertainment was given on Wedhes-
.ar evening by the pupils OF Miss Hannah Weness
school. at No. 81 Fit'h-ave'' consisting OF SONGS
citations. compositions, etc There was an ex-
hib.ion Of drawings and paintings aon, o' work
older pn ii,Ie ones Recitations in French and Ger
OF the n.to ,oa nv the Misses Eleanor Bang; FLOR
man WsIe 800 49,, Marjorie Dennis. Beatrice Dennis
end Harriet Dixon and n1IoeTf isabelle Ssre ohson
laroa Dopsssea Carrie Heinrich Amy FLOYD. Stew
Cnar rIITaddock and Aiixinor Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

here shown Is
In sacque style.
md can be
either henlmed
at the lower
edge or finished
with a frill. 10
serve ~ an IN
derskirt The
pattern pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Communications have been received from n W
Mr.. Philo Bevin. Jane Finch Bushnell. Mrs W
Winsor Nelson Mccartney Miss Ellie Van Pelt.
y e Storms : II Wilcox. Mrs. c. s. Wells. Ger
trude Adams Mrs. c. s. Cheilbors. VI. Gatzmer'
Louise F Hood. Mrs. y. N. Williams. Mrs r. :.
Baker David y. Garfield Mrs ". y. Marvin. Mrs.
s A. and Miss Mary Fitch Mrs. F. NJ Williams
G. D. s. Mrs Sydney Evans Elizabeth Thompson.
,fisa Sara Maxwell Mrs z r. Bemrose. Elsie
! Hurd Mrs A. W Lincoln. Mrs /. J. Ornsoy'
I. +, W. Mrs Josephine Harrison H. g: 9. M'S'
Thomas r. LOOMS i. &. Ward. Mrs. n. Nlchoi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
MRS. GACE'S DEATH DEPLORED.

Onondaea County sua,ains great LOGS in the
death OF Mrs. Matilda Josyn Gage. one o: It's prom
ineht ard gifted Mrs. Gnge dien III
Shcaso on Friday. March iS OF paralysis ai'cr HI
Cihess o: some months caused BY the grip Mts
Enages wishes were carried out fully as 10 t.ec
voseques, and after short service AT the nome Oh
tn tn daughter. Mrs. l.. Frank Baum, at when ~.
.nvi!as OF tho Peoples Church. oflclated. the re-
NnlIS wore crcmafA ed (.racefnMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
DESDEMONA or MODERN TINES.

white woman OF Wapak0neta. Ohio. worth '"h-
w, mas been married TO John Crowder negro
Ems Is the second attempt she has made TO marry
Siv~MueI' The first time she was captured ana
senn 'eu IN an ASYLUM. having been pronounced IN
s AS soon as she was restored to liberty, now
''e'' she eioped with her dance TO Louisvils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

An Easter sa.ac: from Miss ". leroy was for
warlel - Mrs VI VI. Painter. pInooli from Susie
Chatac,I 20 Mrs Anna O. Check. piano das'er iroil
Mss \ F. uoty 20 Mr. T.. g. Norton. orihda;
gir, ~ R'~nnie SckmunI bed socks from Ms X
l. Ra1fa 20 Mrs VI Slii.yan. ar Invalid, eighty
years old IN Fatth Hom" brooklyn .
Thirty Fas;e. cards and booklets were sent -
..siut-ins package - Faster g','s went 10 ONO
civ col. another was mailed - Paccr'i'e, ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Misc Matte Gammons. who "a too m 10 write per-
sonol ecknowi edgmcnts. desires 10 thank Mrs
rou,se g Norton Of Hightstown. y. j.. through the
T s : column f0r the box OF fragrant violets she
ycceiyeJ on wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

,nd and pointed neck The garment Is SIM
'-,,,. itself and includes only The under-arr,
TIE f "n2fSS SS SSS OF the s fS''
S make chsmse for o. Or m nches
size. two a., ~ reo,red The pattern. No 7.299 is cut
wide VIII .,yesVarge medium and small.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Som. time ago inquiry was made through mo
Sunsn!n. column relative 70 plaNing-carfs WIN
ralae1 letters f1r the use ~ tho bird Mrs F. c.
pencdlct Of Danbury. Conn writes that such cards
can no obtained 81 y r Ku'ass jr. publisher for
Tie Blind Philadelphia. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

New members enrolled yesterday were Robert
Thorne Mrs T r. LOOMS. a. l. Tolard. Mrs H.
A. Richmond. Miss Elsie Van Pelt clara r IA !,
Christine Allen, Elizabeth Fills ana Terru"e
Swee,and.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08


Women's Alliance % the Metropolitan District VIII
he held this morning at the church OF the Good
Shepherd jersey civ. Tho subject for couSidera-
zion is Journalism and Life" and Mrs Charles
Vail. OF jersey city IS chairman Of the committee
The ladies Class for Scripture Study and DE-
voton" VIII NEE; In the Fffih Avenue Presbyterian
Church at Il o'clock this morning The subject for
Consideration is The Power q the Spirit"
Tho last public meeting OF the Patrta Club VIII
be held at DelmonicO's. Flrh-ave. and Forty
fourth-st. this evening beginning at SIS o'clock
The topic Is Education In Patriotism and the
speakers will be Charles r. skinner. Superintendent
o. Public instruction OF Ncw-York State. and
Charles Bulklev Huhbel president Of the Board of
Education OF New-York CITY; AZ the close OK the
patriotic education will give brief obec-lesson.
under the direction Of Mr. Pascalc q what such
education may and should be. A. this is the an
nnal meeting the election Of officers will take
place The ticket proposed by the Nominating
Washburn: vice-prcsdents James Talco,i. samuel
=. Avery and Charles :. Miller, secretary Dr
lev. and Executive Commute FOR three years Mss
Myra s. Martin, Henry T Bronson and Mss Mary
Philips
Many OF the white rihboners have set apart to-
day for special prayer ard conservation. The
County Union % Brooklyn VIII assemble AZ "a
headquarters No 100 South Oxforl-s. Miss Green
wood the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
evangelist. VIII preside.
The third conference under the auspices q, IN.
Primary Teachers Association VIII be held this
afternoon AT I o'clock At Normal College. Lex
discussion IL 20 be The Human Voice Considered
Physically.
The meeting OF the Health Protective Assoca-
ton Of BROOKLYN Is postponed TO April t.
The Young Ladies' Christian League will Assem-
bic to-day a. Hephzibah House. No. 263 West
Twerty-Nfth-st 20 observe Good Friday. Mr.
Corilandt De Peyster Field Will have charge o'
the meeting.
To-day IS the sixth day Of the Christian Alliance
convention a, the Gospel Tabernacle. Forfy-four'h-
st and F!cath-ave. Addresses VIII be delivered ~
Nrs \ = Simpson Mis- ( a Llnd"nhergcr Mss
May Agnew and Miss Louise Shepard
Tho regular meeting Of The Daughters o, La
favctte Post VIII be held AZ the homo % Miss mabel
II Duncan. No 6 West Forty-ninth-st. at p. m
to-day.
Mrs Lillian Gibbs KEYS Will lecture on The Ideal
Married Life" AT the home Of Mrs Russell Sage.
10 - Fifth ave. this evening.
Tho friends OF the late Ms. Stewar. Parneu are
be held IN her honor sunday afternoon a. the
Gnsey House. 4 preliminary meeting Will he held
there to-day. from ! 10 O'Clock. Tn" committee
Roy s Smith. Ms. Marguerite Stewart and Miss
B.egie fyrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Tho sunshine Society found. after s"ndHg oH'
ves'orla,'s packages o. sunshine. 'Ah' ''''
was T. cents IN the treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
THE TRIBT Ne PiTTERN.
A TrssuE-PAPER PATTERN OF A CiiEMISh
no. 1893. FOR COUPON AND
TEN CENTS

Fin. nninsooi hand made is the accepted ma
.,o, ,o- underwear OF the better sort. The model
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
coon CHrrp

coon CHEER.
Have you had a kindness shown
Pass II on.
Twas rot given for you alone
Pass II on.
Let ~ travel down the years.
1T 70 wipe eno'her's tears.
TIL in heaven ne deed appears
Pass Il 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Mrs Lillian Gibbs KEYS Will lecture The Ideal
Married Life" at the home Of Mrs. Russell sage.
10 -, Fifth-avc. this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
THREE GATES

THREE GATES
~ you are tempted 10 reveal
tale some one 20 you mas 'olc
Al-ou: another make it pass.
Before you spenk. three gates os gola-
There narrow gates: First. rs T. true
Then "Is q ne-dful"' In your nina
Gly- truthful answer Ana the n'AI
u las, srd rarrOw"s'. rs u klnd
And T. 90 reach your lips AZ last
7, lasref through those gaif" ays tN'ee'
TSe1 Won may tel Pho tale. nor tcar
-(Beth Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The friends OF the late Ms. Stewar. Parnel are
making arrangements for memorial meeting 70
be- held IN her honor on sunday afternoon a. the
Gilsey House. 4 preliminary meeting VIII he held
there today from ! 10 . O'Clock. Tn" committee
IS composed = Mrs John quincy Adams. Mrs l."
Roy s. smith Miss Marguerite Stewart and Miss
BESSIE Byrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
Contributed BY Mrs p. 5. Jeamhy.

Ths puzzle sen, hy J @. Swan Is ALREADY on ne
passed on 20 On apprccatvc r ;. member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

To-day IS the sixth day Of the Christian Alliance
convention a, the Gospel Tabernacle. Foriy-four'h-
st and EiCath-ave. Addresses Will be delivered ~
Nr- 4 = Simpson. Mis- : \. Lndenbtfgor Mss
MAY Agnew and Miss Louise shepard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The Young Ladies' Christian League will asscTn-
bic to-day At Hephzibah House. No. 23 West
Twerty-Nfth-st 20 observe Good Friday. Mr.
CoriIandt De Peyster Field Will have charge %
the meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Many OF the white riNboners have set apart to-
day for special prayer ard conservation The
County Union. 0, Brooklyn viii assemble AZ ~
hoalouarters No 100 South Oxford-s. Miss Green
wood the Woman's Christian Temperance Union
evangelist. Will preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The third conference under the auspices q, tn
Primary Teachers Association Will be held this
afternoon at o'clock. At Normal College Lex
ington-ave and S!xiy-eighth-st The subject fol
discussion Ia 10 be THE Human Voice Considered
Physically"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08
THE DAYS GOSSIP.

The las, meeting Of the season Of the Cniyersalist
Womens Alliance % the Metropolitan District WI"
he held this morning at the church OF the .'o'd
shepherd, jersey CITY. Tn" subject for couSideIa-
tion is Journalism and Life" and Mrs. ChtI4es
Vail. Of JERSEY city IS chairman 81 the committee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The meeting OF the Health Protective As.ocia
ton OF BROOKLYN IS postponed 10 April y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

Sent nv Q 8 = " and reprnted n N" r'ql'''
% many new members.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-08

The Ladies' Class for Scripture Study and d.
vot.on" VIII NEE; In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church at Il o'clock this morning. The subject ioI
consideration is The Power ot the spirit
Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
8 E. q HEX B s 2,


= Has nes equal 10 Diseases of The &
Kfan&y a1d Urinary Organs. Have
yea aneesze{{.@sd ,your Kmneys3 HaEeN
you over szessiseG your. ,1esTons sysA4
}tem .sraaa essnssd ;ftzpzable with yeur
( Kianeyns and sBEad6er? Have you4
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mail 50 cents Per box. SAA
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Little Falls herald., 1898-12-09
-ao11 flav. Dec. 3.

-7oA' M6hday, Dec. s.
1sArthar yssifhng,slthe oWell Known Known
aftqneisdlea4d at sLendep'n, os5 -z'h .
r Princeton students haze hgaaYe4 decided to
abolish hazing. adt ot
The Comptroller Of currency hasmadb
a cal}r fey the, condition Of national tt q9ta !
banks at The. close of business Dec. 1:
bfrph1eSpahisha transport San Francisco
has arrived at sMt1anaia :fxoans Cuba with
4 4,soo repat''ateAi Spanish otF40ops soh'
The-4American=Ghin Development
vaa,npsnyha6 ResM4sped by Thurlow