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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
4 CORRECT DIAGNOSIS.
rrom The syracuse Herald.

The Herald" feels free 70 say that Il looks az
though The Sun" actEate1 more by a desire
20 get even with people It's owner does net Ike nan
BY a desire 70 serve the public criet tune ago
s.,o sruf grossly libelled director of the AssO-
c,a led Press being instiga'e6 thereto through spite
and spleen and when the person attacked, man
~ M highest character, brought suit for Gam.
ages The sun humbly retracted us charges sno
maid 4 large sum 20 prevent the case from going
T. \ iurv II is not al all improbable that fhe
sun viii have similar experience IN the present
case
TITS owner" Bless your inNocent country
heart. YOU don't seem 10 have the remotest idea
~ who thai Is, on. thing YOU may be sure or
I, isn't anybody by the nome Of Dana. ana 1t
hasn't been for several years Neither is II the
Wild hfll-Irshmsn. Lafran, who has been
fairly successful and very industrious leech on
the thing for yearGI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
DIED.

ATKINsoS-At the residence q his broiher-in-las D'
= n Cav 40 2Q6 Bersen-ave.. Jersey city Fenru-
AIRY 4 isqs Or. Thomas Hanlon Atklnson IN MS -Dih
IT,, mineral services will Be held NJ. 296 B-ryen-sve
Monday evening a O'Clock. Fenfuary ;, l>s' -.
r-1s--e-f AZ P-rcetsn J.. Tuesdsy February :. isss
-ARLL--suddeuly o. pneumonia. n Boston. FEBRUARY
acncs Holmes CARL. M D. daughter % ;. CrcSoy ard
the ate Imogsn 4. CARL
East e5th-@,.. Tuesday. February ;. AZ O'clock
r1IATTER-ON-At his residence. 40 - West ls0,h-sl
On SUNDAY February 6 Thomas Chsiterton IN HE sofa
Notice q funeral hereafter.
EILsON-On February the residence 0. her eaugh-
ter Mrs. Alguctus Crevsng No. s53 Jersey-ave. Jer
sey city Mrs. Ann W. Ellison. wife .: the ate Rev
NJ Z. E..soa.
Funeral private.
GREENIEAF--oa Saturday. February s. n IN. sO-h
yesr q RS age Rev joseph 6rsenleas
Funeral FIRST Presbyterian chg-ch
ilgt-nFllle, y u tuesday. FEBRUARY :
Train leaves Nev-Fork. Erie Railroad FOOT Vest o,i
S.. a. Q 10 a. n.
HALsEy-At Newark = =. James Harvey Hssey In
year
Notice = funeral hereafter.
HART-On sunday February 5 after short nness Of.
pneumonia. I.uclus Hart. n mis- city.
Funeral services VIII held lertuferoonl q the
Brick Presbyterian church 37th-st corner 5th- ave.
Tuesday. February : az 10 a.
HELM-At sing sing. y. y. February ). william H.
Holm "a H.
Funeral a. -. Psus church. eetsy, February
{ .. n.
Philadelphia papers pleas. copy.
JOHNsON-On Saturday Febrisry s. lsos In this city.
Catherine Maria. widow Of Alexander :. J9hnson
InterInent a Utica n T.
LtIoa pagers please eeDt.
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To IN. Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The term Pastor Emeritus" which mas
been lately applied 20 retiring Presbyterian pas
tors. j. absurdity-an anomaly in the Presby-
terrain Church. Pastor is the norma! name Tor the
Presbyterian minister; it is expressive Of his en-
tire Office and functions The pastor is the shep-
herd TO feed and guard his flock: the bishop 10
oversee. the elder. rule: the prophet. to teach
the Will Of God. ANY othe- relation than pastor
20 the Church is partial and temporary. and may
De held by arrangement with the individual church
without the Intervention or jurisdictional act q
the Presbytery. The latter IS absolutely necessary
20 constitute the pastoral relation, IL Is also neces-
sarv dissolve t.
When the Presbyterv has dissolved IL every feat
Of the pastors relation 20 the church ends, ana
II he remains In communion with 10 he Is simply
member. All his Official functions cease. both in
The session and pulpit The term Of honor, emer-
itus.' cannot chang" tlal fact he RES terry
cannot give him authority in he church after i
has dissolved his pastoral relation. He can preach
only by courtesy Of the succeeding pastor or IN rs
absence by Request Of session. A. a rector ne
cannot act even with their consent. II on retire
ment supper, Is voted the pastor II Is not SAL
AIRY pastor emeritus Il Is simply q pension
4 minister cannot be- pastor and NOT pastor
at the same time. In the Presbyterian church
there may be Two pastors In one church. which :
rare or almost unknown but they both would
have 10 be- such by act Of the Presbytery Assist
ants may be engaged by the pastor or session But
they are not co-pastors without the act OF the
have an ofic!a. relation TO the church equal with
III, pastor There are no gradations In the pastoral
Nsw-York. Fec. / IssS H L. SINGLETON.
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A. 3. BLAkELY.

A. B. Blakely, known among hotel men OF 'n's
city and the son OF Andrew r. Bake.y o, Ne"-Oi-
leans. a prominent hotel man. died suddenly on eo
ruary 3 at San Antonio. Tex. Mr.. B!akely was oh's
thirty-one years old He was born in Ne"-Or'eahs
and came 10 Ne1-Yo-k when a boy He studiea io'
a year AZ the College Of the City o. New. II -
father lie married in 1892 Miss Katherine scnmldI
OF this city They had Two children Two sedIs
ago he went 70 New-Orleans 70 manage me NV
Hotel s. Charles then just opening Lately ne had
been travelling for his health. The funeral Will De
held this evening az O'Clock No. 800 East
Eighty-second-st.. This city Members OF Arcana
Lodge No 2is +. and A. NJ. are invited 20 aitenG
The burial will be az Woodlawn tomorrow ana VIII
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
RUSH OF MINERS TO THE YUKON.
STEAMERS CARRYING HUNDREDS 70 THE FROZEN
GOLD FIELDS OF THE KLoNDIKE.

S4EAAEKS NAkR1lNT LNDREDS THE FkJLEN
GOLD FIELDS OF THE KLoNDIKE.
Victoria, B. c. Feb 1.-THE steamer Queen
sailed this morning with over fve hundred min
ers for the Yukon. She will be followed to-
morrow by the Danube with over two hundred
more. over one hundred miners licenses for
the Yukon district We're issued yesterday. and
almost many to-day by the Collector Of Gus
toms. He has 'ssued over fifty daily since the
licenses arrived
a party is being organized here TO carry on
dredging operations on the Hoo.alinqua River.
They will take in a large steel cylinder similar
TO those used in sinking artesian wells, and will
work the bars Of the river. The cylinder Will be
taken over on the snow IN q specially built
sleigh
Application will be made az the next session
Of the local Legislature for a charter for rail-
way from Observatory Inlet 70 Glenofa. 10 con-
meet with the Teslin Lake Railway. This will
give a route from the coast 10 Damsey, all in
Canadian territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
MAURICE GRAU on 4 FLYING VISIT
he COMES HERE TO COMPLETE CONTRACTS WITH
NINE. MELBA AND NINE. NORDICA-PLANs
FOR NEXT SEASON.

he COMES HERE TO COMPLETE CONTRACTS WITH
NINE MELBA AND NINE NoRDICA-PLANs
FOR NEXT SEASON.
Maurice Grau who returned from Europe yes
.erday on the Cunari Line steamship Lucania,
when seen at the METROPOLITAN Opera House In the
course o. the afternoon said that he hardly knew
hinse,t why he came over He will stay IN this
country only two weeks. In reality the main oo-
iect OF his visit was TO close contracts With Nine
Nelba and Nine. Nordica 70 sing at the Covent
Garden season IN London NJ. Grau feels assured
that both artists will 20 over by the time OF The
opening OF the season. which IL In May Doehme'
ne tenor and husband o: Nine. Norcica. was
passenger on the ship with Nj Grau. He said
that he simply came here o see MS VIE nc
talked over his wite's contract with Mr. Grau, and
the ARRANGEMENTS he added. perfectly salts
factory
Mr.. Grau said he would open a concert season
here directly upon the close OF the regular Dam
rosch-El!s opera season, and would present the
strongest possible programmes from the talent avail
able at the time He added that he has re-ergased
Nine ManteW FOR next season. and that he will
have the strongest list OF ienors possible. He has
engaged De Reszke Saleza and Van Dyk He also
expects 10 present new American dramatic
name yet, as she was 20 sing .Or him again this
week. but he believed she would prove revelation
Nj Grau said that he had seen Jean and Edouard
De Reszke in Paris and that they would remain
there until they went 10 :: petersburg !OF thelr
season In the Russian capital
Nine Nordica and her husband are staying al
the Cadillac Hotel. in Broadway. Nine. Nordica
agreement with the Philharmonic Society Nine.
Nordica. according 10 reports was engaged 10 sing
Johnston. together with several others. and GER
tain sum was 10 be paid. Al the rehearsal she
asked 1850 for her services and refused A'"J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
OBITUARY.
AMOS ". ALLISG.

Derby Conn., Feb. 6-Anos II. Alling. OF the hrm
O, A. n. & c. B. Alng. woollen rnanuiactu'e's'
died az mis- home In Mlnervast. this city early TINS
morning He was born In Orange. Conn. January
g. ls2s and was descended from old colonial ahces-
try Charles W Alling. his father. established
wool-carding and embarrassing plant az o,ahess
and this business which later came into the han1s
o, the two sons Amos Henry ana Cnarlcs .,
Alllng was the foundation OF the large "oone n
cloth factory which the brothers have conducted IN
this city for forty wears. II is 81 present we
Paugassett Mills where about I'VE hundIe1 nsias
are empioved The Allings have been active IN De
Welcoming the business section OF the city, ana some
OF the best blocks OF Derby have been oIit ara q.
OWED bv rbem Mr. Alling was married twice. ana
Is survived BY his second wife and two daugnieris
one the wife OF DR.. George l.. teardsIey OF ""s
city. and the other Miss Carrie Ahns'
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woRKIyG-pEoPLE AND TEE CHURCHES
LECTURE BY FATHER DUcEY-wHAT HE CALLS
A RELIGIOUS TRUST


A RELIGIOUS TRUST"
A large audience gathered in Amity Hall No 81
West Flfty-fourth-st. yesterday afternoon 70 near
Father Ducey upon The Working People and the
Churches" The occasion was one OF the joint b.
monthly conferences held under the auspices OF
the Christian Workingmen's Institute. the Catho-
lie Workinsmen's Club and the Church Associatloh
FOR the Advancement OF the Interests OF LABOR
The Rev Leighton Williams, who presided INTRO
duced Father Ducey IN a brief speech. IN when ne
said that the purpose o: the meetings was the as
cussion OF labor questions from a Christian nut
undenomlnational point of vie~.
Father Ducey according 10 the custom followed
each Sunday afternoon. p!efaced his remarks WIKI
PRAYER He took for his text the parable ~ 'ne
laborers IN the vineyard. In the course OF ms al
dress he said that all those present knew well tnat
The religion Of Jesus Christ was not mere phio-
sophicaI abstraction bat religion % action de-
vouon and sacrlhce-sacrhce for humanity IS rights
Without Justice there could he no charity. Inc
rich man who gave money for charity our OF MS
steallnCs was ro- doing a charitable action. oNt
an act OF retribution. Though the trusts ana
-foralres might brbe the churches and the legis-
lators they could not bride or deceive GOD sup
posing At a fashionable church. supported 10y
-'in5nopolistlr. rrustistic' niona!Tes, preach
were 20 tell his hearers the truth about tef sell
isnness and its results. Would he not Be 'o.a oy
the golden pillars % his church 10 shut up or
clear out" the next morning? Did not that amount
- a religious trust? u the Church did not take
the side u The people n the great IN nus
struggle the people would leave the 1nurcn' ana
instead OF the revolution being accomp.lsHee oy
peaceful means. the people would ,aLlemP. 10 II
r3ir their liberty by means o. bloodshed, as IN the
cavs OF the French Revolution. .-, -.
often said that every man VINO Wanl'd 10
work could do so. His hearers knew that was
lie ANY one who took the trouble 20 notice the
SHOCKING tvpes II despair be seen IN the streets
OF NeW-York any day or night could not help CON
rras-irg the methods OF present dag capita4sl :
yyith those of the owner OF the vineyard spoken OF
In The parable The latter had given ms workers
a l,,.i,g vsge whether they worked all day or
orlv one hour Imagine any modern coal baron
OF mill-owner doing the IKE added Fatner DocSy
broke I'D Father Ducey said that the Cnurch OF
Rome was trying to do something 10 sQiNe me
problem and letters had been sent from Rome 20
the archbishops and bishops all over the "or ld
asking for reports on the labor question IN tneir
districts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL BURNED.

A vEL1~KNOwN WINTER RESORT At AIKEN. s
g covsvMED-occUPANTs GET OFT SAFELY
Aiken. : c. Feb 6--The Highland Park Hotel
az this place was destroyed by fire this morning
The flames started somewhere In the laundry and
gradually worked their way over the building
Loss. $4,000 with $4,000 insurance. one hundred
and slxty-eight guests were sleeping in the hotel
but they had 10 trouble in getting away, with their
baggage
The Highland Park Hotel was one OF the best
known OF the Southern winter resorts. and was
improved 70 the extent Of 5000 this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
THEY WISH TO RETAIN DR. THoNPSo,

The reesioa II the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church has called a congregational meeting for
o'clock this evening protes' against the leaving
Of that church by the pastor. the Rev. Charles l.
-rro-,rso n become secretary OF the Presbyterian
Board II Home Missions. They feel that not only
Will me local church suffer but that the free
church" idea Will receive a setback II Or. Inomp-
son leaves u FOR another sphere OF Work, however
great may be the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
IrCIrS HART.

Lucus Hart died suddenly yesterday at the ho'e'
vendome from pneumonia. He was about MY
three years old He retired from business se'era'
years ago. HIS father was Lucius Hart VINO was
engaged In the metal business In Burning ohP "
which the son succeeded NJ. Kart leaves t"o
sisters-Mrs Henry y Beers and MIS- +. =, Dene-
dict. He 7th Regiment yeteFIIIn, 81. aiso
much Interested in military affairs. he was also rs
a member OF the New-York Athletic CUB ~
funeral will be held IN the leclnre.rooln .. ~.
Brick Presbyterian Church. At Thirty
and Fifth-ave at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
Az ALLEGED BLYTHE SYNDICATE.

San Francisco. Feb. ct Is reported from New
York that a syndicate has been formed IN that city
for the purpose OF attempting 70 wrest from Mr.
Florence Blythe Hnckley "a portion Of her mill
ioraire fathers estate. The plan is said 20 De the
reopenirg OF the case % Alice Edith Dickinson. the
alleged widow OF Thomas Blythe. J. j. said thdt
Robert 6 iuee-sOil has been engaged as one OF the
counsel by me syndicate. General Hart attorney
for Mrs Blythe iIinekl- says there u nothing
In the scheme. 70 final settlement was made
with Alice Edith Dickinson over TWO years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
R1.AzE IN AN INDIANA TOWN.

Albany. Ind. Fer. 6.-A furious IRE broke OF
here last midnight in the Speicher business block
ard RACED for two hours and half An applica-
,ior 70 MEac.e failed 10 bring relief. Albany has
no fire protection TO cope with a big cenAagraton.
and The citizens We're pOwerless. hut a. an cary
So,,- +bfs rno-rinE were tearing down buildings .
drailv stop the fire hy want u fuel one thousanf
men formed in line with i've hundred buckets. al4
,-s ,rucr property. The total loss Is cstlrna ted
~ S-onn 5000 10 81 90. The Spe.cher block was
q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
FORECAST N DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

-, >-.,-r,gi,ns and Eastern Nev-York. fair. toi-
,se py increasing olou6nsss warner easerly winds
becoming scutnery. -
ror ne pi.,-c, o., Columbia. Eastern Penn'y!van.A
Nev-Jersey Delaware. MaFylant AM virginia ,a!r'
warner variable winds becoming eAsteFiy and south
20 North AID South Carolina. fair warmer north
Per west Virginia. Western New York Wss;ern Penn
-i,.s-1 srd ONO threatening weather. WIN gnt So"
- al. "a he lakes fresh 10 orAk soGtneatefy
nh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
C0uuEyT on CURRENT EVENTS.
4 .PossrM SUPPER FOR DIAz.

From The Augusta Chronicle.
r,rAsisAr, Disz ~ said 20 be about 70 return SOM
n ~. M nv visits he has had recently lie Will ~
welcomed "a the United States ana 10 Gtots ga
C,-.r-or Atkinson will n'r Dc anc 20 sho" MN
b,-llarht hllf he can give him a possum supper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY'5 FORECAST.
washington Feb ca storm q considerable Intensity
-. d4e,apel n the North Pacific cast and second
.- ~, .a-, s.l-nt Intensity appears be developing
+, colorado Ire weather coalitions ara moderate o'eF
the whole country with general rss n smperatufe ID
30 oert-1l valleys and lake regions General.r tais
y..trs- NAV he expected IN al districts. and u VIII
ca warner IT. ths Atlantic states.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
rryEP4L or j. P. SMITH on TUESDAY.

Miami Fla. Feb. 6.-The funera. OF J. ?. smith
director OF the Bureau OF American Repuoics' vi
be held al his home. in Uroana. Ohio. on Tuesday
at2 o. m HIS friends Or. 5 NJ Muts,sroye cap
.ai- " N NcGuiu1es ana @ 2. hamlet a.
cornoaried Mrs Smith from Miami Yesterday Win
the body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
CoRNsrALKs MAKE A BLAZE.

Owensboro. Ky. FEB. 6-The warehouses ana ma
reral o. the Marsden Celuiose company az Mars
5so Ind burned last night Twenty thousand tons
=. .ornstalks were destroyed. together with large
o,1,ities OF partially manufactured celluose loss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
rHE IMPORTANCE OF CUBA
F,om The FLORIDA Tlmes-Union.

From The Florida finest Mon
rb. evbfhit Of CAPTAIN Mahan 20 the !mpor-
.,rre Of Inc island the protection ana develop
--ent on our trade during me ~ ntletl century
-',.es now strength % the arguments n the an
5avafioUfsts but tho agitation SO long continues
only proves that the conservative ieclns il iNe
r-rffed states as 10 our relations WIN ioftlsh
powers is st.l - powerful as ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

book which has much TO commend II Is Piano
rorte study-Hnts on Piano Playing" by Alexan-
der Macarthur philadelphia: Theodore Presser)
The author is woman who long close 10
Rubinstein. and wrote down his autobiography TO-
him. She has much. heard much and many OF
her hints valuable. though many pages are
filed with mere words words. words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
SECRETARY CAGES BALTIMORE SPEECH


FrCm II UI0H-0
II would be dificu- % conceive Of more lucid or
,rrrer-rsive explanation ~ The cooperative c1ar-
80 N our National Government than was con
taired In the address Of Secretary Gage before
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association OF
Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
SENATOR LINDsAYs REPLY.

From The Hartford Post
senator Lindsay made a stirring reply 70 the de-
,nend OF the Kentucky Iegisla ture that ne resign
his poet on account Of his opposition 10 free coin
90 Mr. LINDSAY rightly questioned the r.ght q
Ne Legislature 20 make the demand. He Is rot the
tool OF the Legislature, buf the representative OF
ueonlA which last year gave twelve OF It's thirteen
electoral votes 70 the sound money caad!6AtsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

Improvisation and the manner Of hi. rs.no,ort.
paying has found confirmation in stories recently
Suonshec IN this journal in connection with the
DDeethoven collection OF the late Alexander W.
Ihayer: Nine Marchesis book has been fairly
Translated, on the whole, but the English manu-
sCrlpI ought to have been revised by somebody
iiamlnar with musical terminology. II IL full Of
oluhders and fun Of such French idioms assist
formance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
THE PROPOSED OHIO MARRIAGE LAW.
t--o-, The cleveland Leader

rner,ber Of the Ohio Legislature has introduced
Eli rrcyld!ng FOR the appointment OF three physi-
49,, 80 H. earh County who shall pass upon all appli
C-.,i--s fo- marriage licenses, and dcc!oe whether
* f.i,oys are after the girls they ought 70 have
I-e As s1on as this measure goes through
G,rS ana mis- cCrTs OF assistants may as well begin
toetiro srouud for new Jops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

senator Canery o: Louisiana > worthy Of a
49, yearly ali the Other sound-noney Dem1
Nrsrie ssrstors wavered and lapsed. he stood hrr
as a rock-and that. 700, against heaNy pressure j.
own state
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WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING
r-,n The Chicago Inter Ocean.

rhA majority In New-York FOR sound money II
rsas was rs 4ss Senator Edward Murphy II; ate
80 80 19r Teller ana l5 10 might az well pacl
- sstobeI and prepare for some other business
~ ~ 81 bee1 weighed and found wanting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In t.ls clacram a continuous white line shows the
changes N pressure indicated The Tribune ,e.t
recording bar1let@r The dotted line shows the tenn
perstur- a. recorded Perys Pharmacy.
Tritur, Ofnc>. Fec. T. a. r.The weather Yesterday
Tn. temperature rsng>d between
r. saa - degrees The f33' degrees being -
degrees higher than Saturday and a.. degrees lower
than the correspontng Jay last year.
The weather In an; this city to-day Will probably
- TAR and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

c-rrN- GRrr,;-On sunday Fesruary g. isos siyerr
raii'-r = Henry r. and HANNAH Green Soie'nnlLe'
o.. ~, Rev Raphael Benjamin, VI \
Notices of marriages ard deaths must De IN
dorsed with full name and ad .ress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

For the worst Of Colds there Is no better remedy
than Jayne's ExpectOrant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
RellQious Noiiees.

A. & DIXON
lectures To-Day In Broadway Nbernac.s. - -
s,Nvnbsra the Book ok WsncerngA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

Should be DAILY by ell Interested changes meD
tlulel
FOREIGN The ending February II lSo4
will promptly in all the General pos,cecs
follows Parcels posi- malls close hour earlier than
shown ke.oH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07
"PASTOR EMERITrS."
To IN. Editor Of The Tribune.

A DENIAL OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH \ THING
~ THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-02-07

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