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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-01
Svetiai Notires.


33rd ASSEMBLY DrSTRICf.
Or. prini Dr. comprising entire Assembly bsir,cD.
20 / rs Lexington Afs Wisar st0feJ.
31th ASSEMBLY DIST RIOT.
Is, rri,, pst dc, 70 iat y -. ~. 2os =. 2jh g.
Vacant storej
e,s PR, Di., Goth 70 ss.h = D.. 80 2sio Third
Ave. WIrar Storel.
35th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Prim Dist; Gst md 5rf IN IN l",n ~ t S
iGfth g.
2ni prim. Dts, 18th. TN sth. Nth Ut, ii.H' '-"''
Bird Prim. Dist G7th. Ism -5rd <''h T. 80 ~ W.
r.. i52ni s.
+h Prm. Dts. f2"h. 2ls' Ezna %.-s "-n' -. n =.
Raden's Park bet Freeman ana bFs-
So.
5,h Prm. Dist t-stf. 2>ih. IN, 80, PIT y, -
cnat Sf0rel.
9Th prn Dis. sard. san 3e,h s7'h r. D.. 80. i.s's
Washington Ave
-,h pr, his, C3sth sath .o,h sisi i?ni asa r. d..
" Ker-s Hotel. Foriham. y. y
A~NEXED DISTRICT.
-, p-,r, IT., is. ,,d srd ~ F. D.. Baisiey Eifs..
80 Main -, Chester Village
o., PIN, Ms, ,s,b s,h tn r 3D. Haock Pdv, No
- w 81 Waite Plains Road Wlllamshrits-.
o., F-r, D,. 81 9th L. d. Flsh ami oyster Mar
~ set White Plains Road. between hos
suth and Wes'chesier Avenues. "eN@-
Geld
A., pr,,, III, no,h F. d. vaosn, store. Main Street
city Island
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EDUCATION ~ THE SOUTH.
AN APPEAL IN BEHALF OF BETTER TEACHERS
FOR WHITE COMMON SCHOOLS.

AN AifEA1. IN PI-HAlf OF BETTER TEACHERS
FOR WHITE COMMON SCHOOLS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir The Rev Or. Warren Gambler. one OF the
abiest educators Of Georgia. IN recent letter 10
The Nashville Christian Advocate" treats the
subject OF Common School Education FOR our
Southern White People in able but singular
manner. and as Judge his thoughts useful for
his own people they are equally useful FOR me. in
the advocacy Of a higher and more liberal educa-
ton FOR the millions Of poorly educated and hit
crate whites Of the South
The point he makes distinct is that by The one
sided benevolence of the North. united with the
equitable and just distribution OF the Southern
school funds among the races OF the South by
sac Southern States themselves, the annual out
put o. teaching force is largely in favor OF the
colorei race and must In the future remain 80.
with increasing power in favor OF the multiplication
and sill better qualification Of the colored teaching
force in the colored common schools OF the south,
as contrasted with the number Of available white
teachers for the white common schools thereof HIS
chief for this true statement Is the well
known fact that the door 10 the successful profess
sons those that Will receive pa tronage OF the white
public in the South. is closed against the coiored
practitioner and the profitable walks OF business
are so crowded by output Of our high schools
and colleges that there /. no room FOR the educated
tenton 10 teaching as the best opening for mem.
ano beng many OF theIn coposed mostly
OF the best Northern minds, so vel equippe1 tnat
their WORK would Go credit 10 our best Northern
colleges. the cooreG scholars 80 trained are shI'
up 10 profession. mat o. teaching IN me COL
ored schools This result n Dr.. Gamblers opll-
ton gives the colored schools a decided aovanl age
over ne supply OF teachers for white common
schools
We have long known n's and hay1 n e 1 Inc
North 70 the unwisdOm II the One-siied peheVoit'
which oVe-Ooks the willie masses OF the ''oul'I ~
matters of education and nov, again. We eHrhest5
ask the mer OF wealth among your reaGers 20 hIu
US In Georgia 20 found few seminars ana n9.
ma schools for the benefit o! teachers for "hlts
common schools ! will name one that is no" m 4,
IN need ne Demorest Normal school, LeI WHe{-
A town in Northeast Georgia. founded ny ,-\oItseI
people as temperance town Ihe scnoo' neeus q
rew .uUdng-costing possibly S'e-but celi aSe
So. in the structure OF the needed nan ~ o. -
person giving that amount can give INC ""'-'e
the hall ,,,.-.u ~. AK Go-do--
ave Atlanta Ca for all needed Information hDohe
our ,Ians and efforts and 4 aid is giyen Seho J.. u.
uerts OF three six. nine ana we've me- 5 -
-is Nj give me- tin- 20 place the outlay ahd ne
donor time 70 learn how applied VIII ach'''"'
eose al le0e'P' 80 JAMES MITCHELL
Secretary Georgia Conference BOARD OA
Atlanta Ca. Jan. p. lsSS
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PFTFRFD OUT.

To the Editor Of The Tribune. ~
Sir. How dare you publish such leaoet -"
appears IN this mornings issue OF Inc If'Dun'
under the caution Of The fresle"' .,.,,,a.
eA,o r,o,,, Won know that tho self-constitutea
80 iss,,,o Of the party has again and again
vehem.ntlv denied that President Mckinney OF 'Ne
Marty IS in favor Of currency reform OF ''9'
81, -, 1,stcH.d the organ" since the Presi1en.
eactri6ed the country with bis ringlng aeca a. .
~ 49, vOr ouote-aild which wish ne 1919
~ tter sSund-money journals would Keep ne.ole
fber resders-for Us deliverance; out as W.
~ - threatened extremes aghln-t 'lltIo, a.
3D. ard The Tribune crowd with a s4Vr,o -
80 20 face I conclude that PAU nas p
out. -. ,eos
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covFRyOR GBIGGSs RESIGNATION FILED.

Treaton. y. j. Jan a.-Governor Grisgs to-nish'
ser- % both houses Of the Legislature commuhl-
cation giving notice tnat ne had fled his resigna
,,,o w..h me Secretary Of state 20 take effect al
midnight The TWO houses then passed reso'u-
ton providing that President voorhees, OF me sen
ate should take the oath Of Office ss Acting Gov
ernor IN the presence Of the House ana senate d.
4, o'clock tomorrow morning, and mat Cnlci JUS
- ,fsriA be requested 10 administer the oath A
.,.,o.,-rert resolution eulog.stic Of Governor
G1ig.s was adopted by both the Senate ana As
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A TRUSTED FRIEND.
urou m. Boston journal

From The Boston JouT1iA- . -
The Tribune Almanac-an old mend 70 teeA'iy
,,ter ef,er facts and fgures-has mace US lss 20"
49, r,-hiio I, contains $40 pages and covers -
,Os~laty wide field OF public matters IN sJSSti,es
"a IL contains the Consut Itoh o. we
go, and the new Constitution OF the state OF
Sev-Y ork which had much 10 do IN ne .ectIoI.s
OF last year is given also besides many o'her ''
O, interest and value
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CHESTS OP SECRETARY GAGE.

Washington. Jan g-The President and Mrs
Mckinley were entertained az dinner tonight by
he Secretary OF the Treasury and Mrs Gage The
entire Cabinet was present. with The exception 81
Secretary A. ger. The other guests were Justice
and Mrs HcKenna, Misc Lucy Page, OF New-fork.
srd Senator Hanna The house was e!aboralely
decorated with rink roses and hyacinfhs The
,s.-e DECORATIONS were Particularly DeaUtlfuL
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NEW POLICE COURT CLERK.

TIE Boa-c Of City Mag strates last night appoint
st Eugene II Healey chiet clerk Of the new West
SIDE Police Court. and made Martin O. Calvin as
slssn, clerk the place now held by Healry. Healey
was chosen AFTER a competitive examination ms
Is the a--oi,trnent over which there some con-
f-oversv IN -te Board Of sistrates. Uealey is a
brother Z Martin Healey. Republican leader Of the
Isl Assembly District re II d Jaw! el, aoo-N
rue Years old
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HIS PHYSICIAN SAYS THE DISEASE HAS PASSED
ITS CRISIS

washington. Jan. H.-Secretary Algor
stronger and brighter to-day. and It Is said by his
physician that his disease passed It's crisis II
Is the intention Of his family to take the Secretary
TO Fort Monroe Instead Of South Carolina
as ne be moved safely
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TIE DOLES At TIE THEATRE.

vraehine.on Jan 3l-To-nisht President Dole OF
Hawaii and his party occupied boxes a; the Fafay-
st+e souare Theatre 70 witness the performance
~ Iobr Drew and hts company in "A Marriage OF
C,..,..t.-.e" The audience an Unus qal4y
tQH'''-', are including ex-Presdent and Mrs Har-
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.n1r nnrrrNnR.s VISIT.

Governor Black left the Fifih Avenue Hotel yes
ID. and TOOK rooms AT the WaliorfAstoria. A.
o'clock he had luncheon with Colonel Daniel APP
uIeton. Colonel Seward and several other military
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co1-RAGEo1-s AND srArEsMANL1KE


From The Chicago Record
Tic Presidents remarks on the need fcr currei
t..a-fnr are courage Ou- and statesman h, y.
IL. I'M aggressive position ana laces 'H. "''s
- bis influence on the side o. action ne Goes NO'
% ~ 49, Taltirg brcause the way rs not clear.
49, an honest effort with failure, ne says uah
~ etoIiine of plain and commanding dut!
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MARRIED.

There H. nothing more appet.ziag ana Delightful for
winters breakfast than DEERFOOT FARM sAusAGES
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NRC s 6 HOWLAND Ill

Washington. Jan S1-Perry Belmont and August
Belmont arrived in Washington from New-York
this evening being called here by the Illness Of
their sister. Mrs s. s. Rowland.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

rvs-v vaudeville name ger IN New-York City Is
interesting himself in the benefit 70 be given eXcll-
Svely b. vaudeville performers In aid Of the
Actors Fund al, Roster Balls on SUNDAY even
Ing February b. The managers have divided
themselves into sub-committees. and as al are
working In harmony and with enthusiasm. me re-
suits can hardly fail 20 be gratifying. The chair-
man. Tony Pastor. confidently prellcts a a.
Iottie collins Miss Alice Anterior. Miss Julie
MackeT Iss Nesla they MIS- R RaeN NO.
ers John 7. Kelly and many others IL h'e p''h
1e.ted not % re-. the boxes az a9crols anu az i
VI he 10 need 20 resort 10 the oeNlceS OF Se.'+s
lowers. pr Sraulmes. etc.
The arrangements have been Practically com
ple,es for the annual entertainment Of the Treas
urers' Club o, America a. the Broadway lhesue
Sunday evening Among the people VINO nave
volunteered their services are Ernest Meyer ana
MS Tn Regiment Band. Mis-. Camille l. ArV1He'
Miss Dorothy Morton. Victor Herbert Josep"
yMara Charles A Bigelow, Miss Lizzie DeIlo's
Day. George Fuller Golden. the Beasley children
Of California; julius p Witmark Wood ard sheP-
rosa Tro,hers s0d Farmer Mss Bonnie Thornton
sc!arretta's NeaYolitan Quartet George W, pay'
Frank keenan, W II Macart and James Iho!n-
.on The stage mar ssetnent VI Nj e . enoe '-'
direction Of william Parry ana Max freeman
The Highwayman" had It's one-hundredtn per
torrance al the Broadway Theatre lest evening
Reginald de Koven. the composer. conducted tile
evening" Performances Miss Camille d ArVIle WI
assume the role OF Lady Constance, repiachs MISS
HNGa Clark
To-day at 2.sO p performance or the play
4 Adelaide" in which David Bisphsm VIII enact
the part % beethoven will take place at the FlIih
Avenue Theatre Miss Julie opp. Of the Lyceufn
Company. Will play the part OF Adelaide ana Ms.
Charles Wslcot Mrs Thomas Whi1en, Miss
Yyonne DC Trevlle and Perry AFeTil Vii ltfs ne
other paris The Dannreuthef taaI'e' WI We We
brief beethoven concert and Nine. traHSh4 VII
sing an aria from "FideI0.' The zero! nance -
gwen for the benefit OF the NeU-Aork hihdeI-
garten Association and the Camp Mission KINDER
g4Iteu.
Souvenir clocks were distributed at The Herald
Square Theatre last night 30 celebrate the -0lh
performance Of The French Maid The run OF
The nice. will close with the performance OF Febru-
Any - when souvenirs VIII again o. tlt'IlDe,I 'l.
IL yet officially announced tiat uit| WI" "'
clocks bat D. is a safe guess that tney Will
Mrs " u rvteu an actress and the wife u
Weu-kuoVn stage manager. died yesterday III
the Catskllls. from consumption
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THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
Tho Chicago Inter ocean

DEFINED THE POSITION OF THE PREsl-
DENT
From The Chicago Inter Ocean -.
~ xew-yor; speech made no attempt az as
cussion 1t defined lhe Inone;ay PG'iso a, sound
49,, in Congress and out TO come 10 the
- tbe country from the perl % depiSGIlA.eI t
6iebonest currency. This appea! shou4u Cal w"
ruaassro,'sss from both ends OF the Capito.
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January ri. Jacs J. BALKAN. II
Hertfordfhir. England 20 Marie V. Keely q Provi-
dencr r. J.
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be IN
dOrsed with full name and address.
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r-NAssAILABGE AND UNDoUBTl

From The Chicago Times-Herald
1-rae.sual,e and undOubted! This II the response
# ~ president 10 The onslaught OF the silver sen
.tore Who Ar. seeking 10 destroy the Nal!oNh
rc5netarv STANDARD and bringing doubt upon oui
currency system.
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The engagement is announced OF Miss Grace
Huntington Churchill daughter OF the late Will
IAN Churchill and sister Of Mrs. George Wa
colt HuobeA Of Greenwich, Conn, 10 Henry LoTll-
.4-. la-.u.aIr. OF this city, grad late or haT-
III. Uu.U.rsity. class OF Sc ard member Of
Ssveral clubs
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Mrs Gilbert Z Jones Of No. ID Madison ave.
has Issued invitations for q coton Tuesday
evening February lb. There Will be about seventy
Ave couples IN the dance
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" and Mrs John Jacob Aston will give large
reception with music. at their home. No 80 Fifth
ave tonight Nine. NoId!ca. SigTor Campanarl,
I>-o stern and WetZer's Orchestra Will fiTr-s n
re musical part Of the entertainment
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runraurrIl- sTRoNG - DIGNIFIED


The address Il Pres'dc Mckinley heiQre the or
ysizs -l0u OF manufacturers ~ New OK IS one of
the best u the many thoughttu utt"fNnces ne mas
-. s,,~e tis milton Whatever iudyidua IL
may think OF the Presidents views al canald n, n
,,ii q lrre thai ms speech Is chhracteiiz'd Nv
strength and dignity fitting the great Office he
EnIrs
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SOUND AND ADMIRABLE VIEWS.

From The New-Orleans Pcayune.
The occasion naturally offered opportunity 10
enlareo on his pet theory Of protection but ms
,.Id rgt prevent him from presenting some sound
and admirable views. The dollars OF the United
states must be the best dollars that can De made
dollars that will be recognized for their worth a.!
over the world. Nothing less will meet the require
u1euts of this great American people nothing less
vii corrport with their National nonor.
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Relia,ous Noiltfs.

MEETING OF DIR. HALLS CONDENSATION. Fs>
= ~ n sih and ssh a.
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MAIN OFFICE-iBi Nnssau-st
UPTOWN OFFICE .2i2 Broadway.
ANERrCAsS ABROAD WiI End It's TT Oune AZ;
I>nion-Orlce q The Tribune 40 Fleets
Morton Rose 4 Co. BartAolone~ House E. c.
brown Gould Co. - New DKf0rt-st
Thomas Cook (. Sou. Lutgl;e Circus
Pa-i.-r Munro 6 Co.. Rue Scribe
Ho;tinge- & 60 IS Rue De Provence
Moran Harjes = Co.. 81 Boulevard Haussmann
credit I,yonnais TrIreru So EfrauFers
tn ma. cook & son. Place 70 lOpera.
Gen.va-TDmbard oder & Co.. and Unioa Bank.
FYrrenc@-Whtnv & Co
Vienna -Angip-AusfrlAn Bank
9, Petersburg Credit LfCnnais
Th- lond,n Of The Tribune - convenient place
- le.ve entertainments and subscriptions
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Expre,.lon restored by artificial teeth. Ir DEASE.
rentst-Wor!ds Fair Awari-+3i Lexington ave-. cor
ner 18Th.
Pearls and all kinds Of Precious stones.
~ N. quality Prices low as Anywhere htEs
o. abroad
HOWARD CO.. "a Fifth Avenue He"-forh
Rupture. Sure Cure. Book Free.
s : ohermAn. Hernia Specialist ~ feru' d. :" I.
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En- rolling Places for the Enrolment o
the Republichns ofth~ County of New
York. Feb. 1-t. i TIA and 10th.

the Republicans ofthe County of New
York Feb 1-t. i TIA and 10th.
N. err.im-n, under TIE Constitution adopted by tho
Commits. OF Fity-bree will D. held the nights q
.si ay February ist Tri-ay. Feor an. and Thurs
sav February 10Th from 100 r 81 - 30 r NJ a. the
following places The enrolment VIII De taken by pr
r,a-v districts which varying numbers of entire
.l-o.io- districts The election districts contained 10
each primary district and ne enrolling place therefor
are as follows & D standing f7r Election DISTRICT.
l-t ASS .MBLY DISTRICT.
"a, Primary District IL, to 9th z D.. No Cham
- bsrs St Cigar store).
md pr.-n DE, f7th 20 18th F. d. No ~ Beach
shop
end Ass EMILY DIS IRICr.
o-. prirn Dist comprising entire Assemhf4 Dist-ctl
so - New hnnhers s. ia -ter shop.
3rd ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT.
let prm DIST Gst 20 ln,h D.. 81. l0o Prince -.
Barrier Shopl
2nd Priu uisi lIth 90 .2nI r. o.. ~ i9i Blee.
81 Barber shop.
18th ASS F.M BLY, DIS RI CT.
one prtrn comprising The eutire Assembly Dis
ucj. No. ~ G0uyerneur 81. tClutt
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From The Elmira Daily Advertiser
t4fs spc.ch II q trumpet cal 10 his followers 10
49, or now without waiting for unknown con
.,-gerctes The task constructive legislation u
iaid On the Republican party. as usuhI ~ mus
chow tho country what II VIII 90 u u mas '''o
nCvr,r and the time for doing IL - now.
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A-Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
sos FIFTH-AvE. NEAR s<rH-sT
Sale this Tuesday and "wednesday
Evenings
AT O'CLOCK.
.sies-a' IN. work ., the Spanish painter irrnns9
lie J, avaye a brilliant technic.sn. and ms = one OK
he ms. charming Illustrations Z HE stye esf s>sa
In New YORK BREEZY GEM and ousf, 20 -
Fought ,r In right royal stye Wetnesiay eveninA
when IL Is sDi6 a. auction On. ! IriOuha
MODERN PAINTINGS
OF THE
Dutch French and American Schools
Including Desirable Examples OF
Trovon Dupre. Jules,
/ Van Marcke. Nlper~
Rioo. Pasini'
Schenck. domingo"
WANT 1nnes-,
NeuhuyS Casanova
Criaon LerolIe.
Maria Berne Belleoour
Sanchez Perrter. Gouoie.
ROBERT SoMERvILLE. ORIOLES q co.
Auctoneer. 'anas'r-
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HIS WORDS WERE GOLDE,
From The Philadelphia Record

There is no mistaking the Application Of hes
eoIG.n words IL the situation r. Congress. II II
nerubicaus Of the House shall fan 10 pass a prope
currency bill with the miserable plea that su q
i(f.ls Ion cannot pass the Senate. they VII just
iycilr the reproach Of inhde,y 10 their duties
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.ppt>-ED MATTER ETC.-Iisrrnan steamers shluns or
Tasda,s axe Printed Mattel etc, i'r - aay' a..
s1iy ADDRESSED Printed Matter etc. f'r ne pAr'i
=. Eu-5cs ana White star steamers el
votae-,ays German steamers - Ihs sisys sic W
- srench aya German steamers n satvrdals nAt
y|r'ntes Nater ETC. Tor az countries Tor which osJ
are advertised 20 carry man
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A NEW REASON FOR ADMIRATION.


From The Louisville Commercial
To consider II as The forethOughtful utterance o.
The chief Exec ltlve IL 10 find new reason ioI al
,rirafiou u the sturdy honesty mat has chaIHc
'eriz.d both the private and public career ~ iTes
idcnt Mckinley
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Special Notices.
Tribune Terms 10 Nail Subscribers.

Daily $40 wear. 3 pcr month
Daily without sunday. 50 year. 20 cents per month
SUNDAY Trlbun- s. year Weekly 81 Sent Weekly. 81
POSTAGE posrg- s charged g. foreign countries
except Mexico snd canada. and on the daily IN New
York city
REMTTTANCEs sen, In cash. unregistered 1ili De at
the ink.
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From the Macon Telegraph
The words Of Mr Mckinley ADM, Of no mis-
understanding They are pain and uneluNocaL
TLsy guarantee the world that ong as ne
sLan ie In Office long Wi! those whom the Gov
eminent owes be paid IN gold or us admitted equiv
slent-
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Poatnmce Notice.

sht. p. ,.at DAILY ~ all nter~etf q. changes MAY
- occur a any tueI -
r,-s,-- wi. ,,r the week En-. ~ Fch-lar J. isss
vii ci9sa promptly all cases a. TIE ''-Ae A
a. follows: Parcels Pos MANS ooss On" "''' ~ 49,
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The hrst Of the meetings OF the sewing class
organized ny Mrs William Aston. Mrs. Frederic
bronson and several other women IN society, for
a. = o'clock this morning Ct tbs home Of Mrs
Astor. No. ~ Fsfth-sve., and also Ct the house
G.. MIS- Lloyd S. Bryce. No. Y Washington Square
NOrrh
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.nd Assembly DISTRICT.

Prim D', qsi 20 5ro 80 ,.n W 49,. T. ~ ~
Prm. Dist loth. IN. IN .S s .',s' 80 = +,
No / GpO Lei nEton Ave.
p,,m Dist aoth i'm i2ih. ian. lsth. 1871. 2,th.
as, r D. No POS has io'th ST TN
dertAkcrs store)-
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A,s. The cl.ng .. tbs Supplement try Iranss y
-. ,a,,sd above additional suppemeafar1 mails ~
rsn-, n ne sisrs u the American f.hSlsh f'.ne
80 1..-r,sn stsai asrs and remain Pr Until Win
A.. s'-m1ss %, ~. h0 ur u sailing u steamer
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN tnL A''EfN' - ~ H
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MIS-. Jessie Ethel Conway daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs " l. Conway of West Farms Will he mar
RED to Frederic clifford PaTson. Of this city. on
Wednesday evening February IS, in s. Peters
Protestant Episcopal Church. West Chester VII
lace Wes,cheste- County. The Rev. F. NJ Glen
denim The rector Will oficiate at the cersnony
which VII be followed BY a reception at the home
h-4s
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The marriage Of Miss Grace Cary 20 Horetio
PAGE OF Brooklyn. will take place this evening
at the home Of the brides mother. Mrs. r A
Cary No = West Seventy-seventh-st. On account
OF me -ecen, death Of the brides father Alsnson
Cary only the relatives and most intimate friends
y Re present a. the ceremony, which viii be per
formed BY the Rev. Or. Henry :. Stimson. Miss
Florence Cary viii he her sisters maid Of honor
and her brother. Edward NJ Cary, viii De MI
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