New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, April 14, 1888, Image 6

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1770-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, April 14, 1888, Page 6, Image 6',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-04-14/ed-1/seq-6.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-04-14/ed-1/seq-6.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-04-14/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn83030214/1888-04-14/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

New-York tribune. [volume], April 14, 1888, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Image provided by: Library of Congress, Washington, DC

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (6.9 MB)

New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]), 14 April 1888. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn83030214/1888-04-14/ed-1/seq-6/>

Newspaper Page Text

SOME KEW BOOKS.
>
Mr. John A. ht on, the ilelver among old fe. hlons,
manner, and places, lias cornpllfcl a yorlly volume
on u1li<* nest, lt* Elver, _______ and Marrl-Wes"
(Sciib-Hi- __ Welfonl), Illustrated from original draw?
ings ami enjrrav Inps. The subject affords room for
much discursive treatment. The 6ouro_ end rourse
of tbe old Fleet Maw (never really more than a
brook) air followed, and all the localities In lum
Msmlned, with their wells, chalybeate springs end
houses of entertainment. In the chapters on the
Meet priest and licet marriages a number of old
documents are rept(di_ced, not, lt must be said, to
the enhancement of the general interest Thr whole
subject has Indeed be-en so thoroughly exploited by
novelists ne.tc Dickens snd lirswitt that lt would
be very difficult to say anything new about lt, and
Mr. Ashton has had to pad his narrative uncon?
scionably. The book ls handsomely mede r.nd well
printed on good paper
_ rainier has printed (The Knlc.ltcrboofeer Pre68) a
pamphlet which bears the title "Chirography," but
which really conveys very little Information on ths
subject, and that little In ito loose and unmethodical e
way that the various statements fall very far short of
demonstration. No doubt there ar* well-grounded prin?
ciples whereby to a certain extent character may be
judged from the handwriting. But Mr. Palmer has
nothing to say concerning surh principles, and merely
asserts dogmatically that which requires careful ex?
planation and rational analysis. We cannot perceive
tbe usefulness of such a slapdash essay on thc sub?
ject. Bean as the Introduction to a fuller treatise
lt would be altogether inadequate.
Scribner A Welford publish a new series of the Rohn
Libraries, ot which the volumes already issued are
(.nellie's Hoy hood, Oxenford's translation, Goethe's
Faust (first part), translated by Anna 6wenw!ck, and
Lae..n's Essays, with Introduction hy Joseph Devey,
M. A. The new series ls neatly printed, and taste?
fully bound In light green covers of a novel pattern.
The lato.-t volume of Morley's Universal Library
(Ttotitledgo A Roast contains the Essays of Winthrop
Machworlh Praed. collected and arranged by hts
nephew, Slr George Yoong. Most of these essays are
Juvenile productions, having appeared originally In
? Tbe Etonian," a school periodical. They belong te
an extinct literary period, and while smoothly written
for the most part are artificial and stiff, and convey
no hint of the poetic gift subsequently developed by
their author.
-p
LOOKS OF THE WEEK.
Tnr Book of Op.nfsis. Hy Maren* Dods, D. D. 12mo,
pp. 445. (A. C. Armstrong A- **>_ .
Tirari- Kmnnoaaa Br Harlan Fl. Ballard. 12mo* pp.
167. (Thc Writers'Publishing Co.)
b-M-US-UCTIO* TO TUB 8_tdt of Philoboprt. By J.
H. Vi. Stuekenberg, D. II. 8ve, pp. 422. (A. C. Arm?
strong A- Sob.
-nr. By Ureter Malet. 1 _mo, pp. 256. Paper. (Fred?
erick Warne A Ca)
Befor? the ccrvew, and Otrp.b Poems, Chisflt
Occasional. By Oh var Wendell Holme*. 16 mo, pp.
110. i Hom. hton M lillie A Ca)
Evolctiow A*u> Its Relation to Ur l rotors Thocort,
Hy JsaepS. Le Conto. 12tao, pp. 344. (D. Appleton
6 On)
The Lei*- Horse Claim. By Mary Halloek Feete. 16mo,
pp.270. .Bostoa: Tickner AC*)
A False start. By Hawley Smart, 12me, pp. 462
ID. Appleton A Co.!
Metrical Translations and Poems. Bv Frederick ii
Hedge end Annis Iee Wlster. 16_ne, pp. 1-7
tH..milton. Mitllin A Co.)
__SS*-___a_A?B By H. M. I. Henry. 12__o, pp. 529. (Na?
tional Temperance ss.-iety and Publishing House, i
A ? i-toky nv Pounru, Eoosomy. By John Kells
Ingram, LL. t>. 8vo. pp. 250. (Macmillan A Ca.)
??MU, Rr Willis Btet.Il Um,., pp. 27L (Bostea:
Tiekner A to.)
"Goon Foi!*." in E_.oi.and. Hy an Amsrlean Resident
In the I luted Kingdom. lCiuo, pp. 315. il). Apple?
ton A Co.)
The antii.st Worn*** and CrasRaHifT. Rv E. De
!?? ? ? ... .- 1 > I ? Bra, (A. C Ar_s*treur A Son.)
Mau viii nv: A I:<>m.-ce. By H. B. Marrlett Watsen.
1-Jino. pp. 898, il.naginaus. Creon A Ca.)
Tn i. CaSBS>Fl_iTBS*a M-m'-i. Br O.B. IX Gossip and
B. UssehatS. Bte. pp. 884. (George Kout ledge A
Benn]
oro Lsnnosna -lr* Des AMS BrnuOTUBK By Gordon
A. -***iit a worth. 1-iao, pj?. USU. (Leach, Showell A
MnbsenJ
Tm VOCAI-OS ok tiie Preacher. By E. Paxton
Hoad. Svs, pp. SM. (Funk A Warnalls.)
The Tiirose or I.uxjt evce. By E. Paxteu Heed.
l_ine, pp. 17!.. ''."uni.- A W ascella.)
Littkary Landmark* ns LOB-BOBI RyLanrenee Hnt
!*?. i.:: ts pp ?.???.. (Rosion: TicknorACe.)
Ctornnine at Twitasni. Ry winiam n. Greena
l'jtiio. pp. VMS. tS. P Putnam's Sons.)
Gosrsia 99 Ybstbhpat. Ry Robert A. Wetsea, M. A.
12.no, np. 217. |Thomas Wp.ittaker.)
The riiMi'LETi: Works or Benjamin Praitkltn. Com
piled ami pdlled by Jahn Bigelow. Vol. 7. (0. P.
Putnam's Bins.)
Yankee Qi BIS iv Zt lu Lani*. Hy Leulse Vercellus
Sheldeu. l'Juie, pp. '290. (Worthingtrn Co.)
Ncr. fJublicatione.
Af ME. DISS DEBARS
?* appearance just now le unfortunate for her, because
she comes simultaneously with the appearance ot s novel
bv a very popular Kngllsh writer who exposes far more
wonderful pplrltuallstlc phenomena than she by declaring
lt to be produced by the mesmerism of the rich man, who
becomes the dupe of the medium.?N. Y. Bun. The novel
Ibovo referred to ls " Herr Paulus," by Walter Hr sa nt.
In HARPEIVS FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY. Svs,
Paper Covers, 35 eents. Al all Booksellers and News
Mania
J-J0UG1IT0X, MIFFLIN -fe COMPANY'S
MSW BOOKS.
BEFORE THE CURFEW.
And Other Teem*, Chiefly Occasional. By OLIVER,
WENDELL IDI.MKS. 1 vol., lGmo, beautifully print?
ed and bound, gilt top, al.
EB-SH WONDERS.
The OhoM*. (il* ii tn. Pock**, Demon*. Lepreehawn*.
Banshees, Pairie., Witches, Widows, Old Maids and other
Marvel* of the Emerald Isle. Popuiar Tales te told by
tho People. By D li MCNALLY, Jr. Wlih wore
tbsn sixty capital Illustrations by H. K HEATON.
biuall 4to, ?-?
MI.TKICAL TRANSLATIONS AND POEMS.
Br F. H. HEDGE, Tl. D., and Mrs. A. L. WISTER.
1 vol., lSaio, parchim-nt paper cover. Bi?
lli ll.idge and Mrs. Wlster, who are unaurpaa-ed a*
translators have brought together lu a tasteful little
book the best German poora* they have both t_-anslaied
Into English verse, to which Cr. Uedgo has added some
excellent uris mal poems.
*.* Fur salo by all Booksellers. Bent by mall, post?
paid, on receipt ot price by the publishers,
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO., Boston.
U EAST fc.J_VI-.NTI_l.NTH ST., NEW-YORK.
CHAMBER'S JOURNAL.
This old and popular monthly, full of useful and ln
tei-stlng it ad lng, befan a ii' ? voinnie with the February
number, Witt price iBt-MMi to 20 cenu per copy, or
%2 25 per annum, postpaid.
AH the numbers of tho current volume may now be
obtained. All newsdealers, or
T1IF. INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO., New-York.
FOUR NEW NOVELS POR 15 CENTS
FOUIi NEW NOVELS.
Ail leenjieM ta the may number of the
FAMILY LIBRARY MONTHLY.
Only 15 eantn Yearly, fl 75. All newsdealers,
THK INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO., New-York.
NOW LKAUV-TUK MAY l'AKT OF TUE
YOUNG LADIES' JOURNAL
Containing all the LATEST PARIS FASHIONS, with
GIGANTIC FASHION eupplement of Ot FIGURES, and
COLORED FASHION PLATES of itt FIGURES, beside*
iiumeious Stones, New Music, new EMBROIDERY do
signs, PATTERNS, etc., etc,
A new volume began with the January part. All
beck number* may now be obtained.
Price, 30 teni* each. Yearly, st. All newsdealers, or
THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO., New-York.
YKDORSED Kv Um Hc-rf-j and pi^
THE BIBLE A WOliKINGMEN'S BOOK.
BY FRANCIS N. ZAKR1SK1E.
lt li s pleasure to turn from the cruds, lllogusl sad
mischievous reasoning that oocuples io Urge a space In
current lltereture on the * labor Question ? to such s Ylg
oreua sensible snd thoroughly Scriptural presentment of
the oaee as ls contained in the little pamphlet by Rev.
Dr. P. N. 7_*brt___?. " The Bible s Workingmen'. Book."
We do not hot b__l_-.e la say that tht* psmphlet, small
a* lt 1\ ronulns moro true snd tB-SBM- eouiiSdl for work?
ingmen than a whole library of the writing* of such men
ai Henry George. I' ls not written In th* Interests of
either ? capltur or " litior," or for th" furtherance of any
reform kebby, but simply In the Interest* of tiu'.h sud
lal fair dealing, nf Christian
charl "j- baewwn _aas BBS] ir.au.?New-York Observer.
i'i'.U K 'll.N -I-NTt*.
sss io-, uie st a.i L-vkMore*. or sent, po*tpald. en re?
ceipt of price by
14. F. BOGARDUS, 4 .Warren-at, New-York.
Wets pttblicaHona.
JJ EW BOOKS BY
TROF. EDWARD A. FREEMAN, M. A.
FOUR OXFORD LECTURES
1887.
FORTY YEARS OF EUROPEAN HISTORY-TEU?
TONIC CONQUEST IN GAUL AND BRITAIN.
Ry
EDWARD A. FREEMAN, M. A., HON. D. C. L.
8\o. Bl -5.
Now ready, Vol. I., 12_io, paper. 50 cents; cloth. Ump,
CO cents; cloth, edges uncut, 75 cents.
TWELVE ENGLISH STATESMEN.
Under the above title Messrs. Macmillan * Co. ben to
annnunce a series of short bli>rr*;ihien, not designed to be
a complete roll of famous statesmen, but to present In his?
toric order the lives and work of those leading acton In
English ifTilr* who, by their direct Influence, hive left in
sbidlng mark on the policy, the Institutions, and the posi?
tion of Great Britain among; Uie States.
The following list of subject* ls the result of careful se?
lection. The great movements of national history sre
msde to follow one snothcr In s connected course, and the
serle* ls Intended to form a continuous narrative, of Eng?
lish freedom, order, ind power. The volume*, which con?
sist of the following biographies, sro in press or In prepa?
ration :
WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR.
By EDWARD A. FREEMAN, D. C. L., LE D. Ready.
He presents s vivid portrait of the man in his personal
chiracter, ind emphasises with great skill and clearness
the Influences his hero had In moulding England'* future.
Mr. Freeman has cleared away the tangle of prejudice and
evil report thu ha* so long attached to the Conqueror'!
name, snd would pesto., to him the title of Great, which
he bore In his own time. This brilliant and Instructive
biography ushers In tho series most aut.pi-loui_ly.-Eos.ou
Saturday Evening (lanette.
It Ii needles* to say that the luther's lucid ind compart
style mikes the book exceedingly interesting, and tint hi*
knowledge of the subject mak1.* it equally convincing.
The series to which lt belongB could not have been moro
happily Iniujrnrated.?Chicano News.
HENRY II. By Mrs. J. IC Orren.
EDWARD I. By F. York Powell.
HENRY VII. By James Gairdner.
WOLSEY. By Prof. M. Creighton. April.
ELIZA Birril. By the Dean of St. Paul.
OLIVER CROMWELL. By Frederic Harrison, _
WILLIAM III. By II. D. Traill. May
WALPOLE By John Morley.
CHATHAM. By John Morley,
PITT. By John Morley.
PEEL. By J. R. Thurs-lelS.
MACMILLAN & CO.,
MS 4TH AVE, NEW-YORK.
p.HAKLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
^ l'UIILISH TO-DAY:
LIFE AND LETTERS OF GEORGE PERKINS
MARSH.
Compiled by CAROLINE CRANE MARSH. Wllh
Portrait. Vol. I., 8vo, not $3 50.
The eminence of Mr. Marsh among American scholar*
?nd diplomats give* special Importance to this full review
ot his life ss complied from hi* private pipers. The
work covers his long real lenee in Italy is the Mini-.' r
from the United State*, In which position he was brought
Into contact with miny notable personage*. The itnry of
hie life, as told In this, and the second and concluding vol?
ume soon to follow, presents s complete portrait of one
of the most distinguished of American*, of strong Intellect?
ual fibre.
? BEFO' DE WAR."
Echoes of Negro Dialect By A. C. GORDON and
THOMAS NELSON PAGE. 12mo, $1.
The poems In this volume, tcd-r In feeling snd chirm
Ins In their quality, touch upon ev* ry phase o,' rn _:-u
feeling and sentiment as they found ___B*a_B_en among the
black* of tho Old Dominion In thc days " t?-f..' de war."
Tho humor and pathos of the linea llii'l adoquate and
fitting exfteeelea in the aegis dialect, which is easily
understood ly the nadir, and of which both Mr. Taite
and .Mr. Oordon are maners.
THE INDEX GUIDE TO TRAVEL AND ART
STUDY LN EUROPE.
By LAFAYETTE C. LOOMIS, A. M. With Plans
and Cstalosue*. 160 Illustrations. 10mo, leather. New
end Cheaper Edition for USS, RerleeS ami Rewritten. S
The e-.tlon for HMS of this jHijular guide to travel and
art study In Europo bas boen thoroughly revised to date
by the author.
If Americans are wisc hereafter, Instead of taking their
" Murray," or " Baedeker," they will carry their " Loom?
is."?Cincinnati Commercial Gerette.
* * * For sale by sll booksellers, or sent, postpaid, on
receipt of price, by
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS.
7.3-7l_. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Q P. PUTNAM'S SONS.
27 AND 29 WEST 23DST.. NEW-TORK,
HAVE NOW READY:
I. TAXATION: ITS FRI NCI PUBS AND METHODS
A translation nf "The First Principle* or Finance." Ky
LIKU OOMA, P?. D? of the University of Psvla. With
aa iBlrtMtndlo* an.l Notes br linne* iv lute. Toeetlier with
a Com),lUtl.in ot th* -uie Tax System of New-York ai,.I
Penn.ylvenia. 8 to, cloth, $1 Oil.
II. INDIAN SKJTI. HES. Taken during ?U. s. Kip*,
dittos to aefes treaties w;i*i Hi* Fawne* and other Tribe* lu
1883. Br JOHN TKEA1 IRVIN*.. Aa'bur of "Tko Van
Oeldar Paper*," Ac Limited letterpress edition, 8to, cloth,
$1 r.e.
III. REBECCA. THE WITCH. And ottier Tal** tn
Metre. By DAVID BKAATrt FOSTER. Elmo, cloth,
SI 25.
IV. ANDIATOROCTE , or, The Er* of Indy Day on
Lske Georg.*, and other Petin*. Hymn*, an* Meditation* In
Verso. By the R.t. CLARENCE A. WALWORTH, Rector
et -L Mary's Cburcii, Alltsnr. M. Y. 12_uo. cloth, SI SS,
_??* Spring List ssut np*n application,_
"QNEof the REST ROOKS nf the year.
^/^ Such a novel li something to be grateful for. It
make* goodness Interesting ; lt Idealizes realism; lt show*
love to be lovely aud heroism possible.?Cr,tlc, N. Y.
MAUMU. A.
By DON ARMANDO I'ALACIO VALDES, anthe? sf
"Ths MarquI* of Penalta." ____?, $1 50.
" The most charming novel thal has crossed the Atlantic
this rear."?Brooklyn Times.
'? A genuine triumph of rightly ap|,t|,-d realism."?Port?
land Press.
'? Wbero did VelSss lorn tt.ls ^qulsitc story of MaTl
mina t A mote lovely character lt would Indeed bo dlfllcuii
to find." N. Y. Tribune.
"Th* simplicity, beauty snd pathos of the malo line of
the story combine to glvo ' Maxlmlna ? a charm which be
longs to very fine works of flctlou."? Christian Union.
"Stands conspicuously among the be-tt books of the
day."?Uti ce Pres*.
THOMAS I. C__OWJ_LL & CO.
_13 ASTOR PLACE, NEW-YORK. _
PUBLISHED Tills DAY.
YAN ____]_ GIRLS IN ZULULAND.
Rv
LOUISE VESC'tXIUS-SHELDON.
With
100 Photogravure Illustration* by G. E CRAVES, from
Original SkStefeea by J. AUSTIN.
1 vol., 12mo, estrn cloth, gilt top. e2 25.
WORTHINGTON CO., 74 7 Broadway, N. Y.
BARGAINS IN
FINE BOOKS,
ON ACCOUNT OF
REMOVAL.
HENRY MILLER,
BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER, 79 NASSAU-ST..
Will remove May 1st to 65 Nassau-*.., between John-rt.
and Malden Lane.
Jns-Ttirtlon.
For Boys and Yoting Men?City.
A -CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS frc,
? State whe'.lier for b>.v* or girKand lo.alltj preferred.
K.l.. A VERY. American bi l.ooi Bureau.-! W. l_tbiit_.N y'.
UNIVERSITY URAMMAB SCHOOL, 1.473
SroeAway, near 4_Ust. , 61_t T*-ar l'rin.ary. toto.
n.t-r.ial and cla?*Kal dciiartnKMit* ;ln*ttuotIon th',rough. M
M. IK'hBY, W. L AKIN. N C. #'l-_N Di;irKhO..,Yrln__.
VVr0O-_"Blfro(TfrSCU(>OL. ..2 Eiut L.tli-.t.
ff .*.,!*..title. Classical. Two hundred kiudsuia _%y%
been prepared for Columbia School of Mine*.
For Younp L.dioa?City.
ISS CHISHOLM'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
M
15 East eSth-sL, Nsw Turk. ?
Will reopen benu-uit-er 2d. Bot*' Cl*****.
For Both Sexna?City.
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
ZS Wast .:v.-?i .011 .*r**tlon*l knowledge In ?hort**t
Uno 1 tera,*, SIO. S*ad lor ctrcuur ot *uui__*r jctiool*.
Brooklyn.
THE CRITTENDEN.
kNOLIbH 1 KEi aKATORT. PT.ENCH SCHOOL
ana Kinders*' in. foi botb nttxen.
-7 Hlek?-*_. comer of Pineapple.
6EHOND YEAR Sepir-Bt-er 22 M.u H M. WHEELER,
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer Collu
Isl* Iuttltute. t__r_*i term begin* April IL
Musical Instruction.
NEW-YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
6 EAST 14 I UH!.. S-PDoor I i-i ..f .Mil Wi.
* . 1 lei a I : , 1 -...
At Itu* PAM'.!** .*-. ll...,.'. Ol- VOCAL IND IVS.Rf
MENTAL ML'**I< . Hsi'ueny aud < *:.ip,._ll.o . l.Ii.rution,
1-eieign I_**gu**et, Drawing anil falutin* (th* first organ
lied nnt best np olnl*l lu lb* eounlrr), 6l*_*nU rsc**
?i,?.,?-.i.?,l a.|??i,i.,-' -
NEW PUPILS RBCK1VI.D Day sad K.*ning.
instruction.
Boys and Younsr Men?Country.
ALEXANDER INST!RTE, Military Board
lng t-cbu-l, -int' lUiu*, M. Y.
__________ ?'"..cl..*!, O. lt. MILLI**. A M., Ph. D.
B" OKDEYIOWN (N..I.) .MII.IIAKY 1NST1
1 CTE, on U" Bluffs of Ike l-rlswntr. O'-twe^n NSW
York nn<! riiila.tell'lna. Sett- inundation* In English-Aim-r
icm ?c*.iemic stu ne* <_'*r*iui arsser-ttona ler eetleaa and
higher ?c;? ntlttc scli'.ols. Upton's 1. M. A. Taetlcs
KEV. T. ll. I.A.. i>".N. A. M.. Principal.
B_lTYrNT^CI10oi_rRo*ilyn, L. E. N. Y.?
Boarding S*:hool of the hish**st class for boy*; Prt
n,erj. Intermodule, Academic; Military organlratlon. .
(.K.i. Ililli li COBT-CCTOo. l'riii?l|>*L
FREEHOLD INS l'i I UTE, Fr.f-ii.il. N. J.?
Portr-fi.urlh yeer; for Lora snd young men. Adtress
Rev. A. 0. CHAM6ER8, A. M., Principal. __
I ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR HOYS.?At Mil
Li (otS ('.no. Paren'* -ho are unfortunate In the man
es* ment of thelr*,,n? will do well to profit by Ih.- advantages
Pittr?d by thi.. tchoul. Addre** FRANK M. HuWE. Kui/t.
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY. Wnr
cehter, M*s__?4'2d year. English, Scientific, Classical.
C. B. METCALF, A. M., Superintendent._
IRVING INS Ft ruTt_. Tarr/town-on-llul
i,:. oil.-ra unusual advantages le psirnts seeking the best
instruction for their buy*. Address A. Ai-MAliNAC. Ph. I).
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY"
I CH i BTKR, -STH YEAH. A MU.I I'A'iY -'Ot.LKQB.
Cl. il Engineering, I'liemistrr, Archlurtnr*. (la**lcs.
COLONKLC E. IIVAII, Prraidunt,
A YEAR FOR woy*;.
bWIXUIN l_.SHO..TI,ID._F., A.M.,. Harvard.)
Media (Penn.) Academy.
For Yountr Ladies?Country.
HOME and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
-IA.. THE ELMS." Springfield. Mass. Mis* Porter
Principal. Pupils admitted to Vassar, Wellesley and
Smith on our certifies to. Quincy method fur children.
CTAMFORD, CONN.
^ Mitt Aiken'* ?efceel for Young Ladles ?nd Chil?
dren ; cumin. *;. Oct. 3, 1888.
After Julr 1 addre-- CATHERINE AIKKN,
Soutll Yarmouth, Mian
$500
TRINITY HALL. IVv.-rlv, N. J.
A 1 .iul.ii*'-1 1807.
A thorough home school for twenty young ladles. Varied
advant.-iccs of the h'ghest order. Careful training In manner,
mind and heart. Solid culture In I_nrlls__.Mu-.le, Art and
Languages. A prescrltied course for student* preparing for
? ny collei;-. Spring teim beti'1* t-lruary 2. Eur circular
addres* thc principal.
RACHELLE GIBRONS HUNT.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
SCHOOL for young I_*dle* and little (ilrls; eighth
var; terme modcralo. A'!*r-w. M:*. J. XRAUTMANN,
4.301 Walnut, st.. Philadelphia, Penn.
QD QUARTER.-KOCKLAND COLLEGE:
?_? NYACK, N. Y., 91U tmt Apvll 8 for English,
Business, University Preperstory Cuuree for Lsdie*, Mu?
sic and Art Son. for i Dialogue.
W. II. BANNIS'H-'.R. A. M.. Principal.
Msccllaneous.
AN OPPOKTl'SITY FOR A LIMITED
x\ XtMHKR OE BOYS.?T.Seel In Enrepe u*,ler rosa
prient g.ii.Uiire, a pl???,si rnui|,iinl.ii,?lil|i uml a thoroueh
syater* of private tutoring. The llea.tmas-er of St. John'*
?Cheal, Maiilliia. ... Y.. willi tw* experienced .laaistaa's,
pr.ipose* to I il. e al,out si. bovs a',ro?,l ??U summer to re.
main len non His. Aoplicanon stioui.l ix m-.leal once ts th*
Hov. \S tl.1.1AM J. WILKIE, M?*lifis. N. Y.
(tciuhcrs.
A GOVERNESSof music, Gorman and French
lingua.** wl-he* s tio.itlou : highett reference, (all
Moa.tar. l.etwees ll and I o'clock, corner SUtli-aL and Len,
ington-avu.
A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors anti Govcra
e Bess* supplied; no charge. TEACHERS registered
f.*-e; vacancies always on hand; form for slump. R. E_
AVERY. American Behool Bureau, ii W. 14th-?L. N. Y.
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS1
L\ AG KN CY BOppUea Ptefeeeom Teacher*. Tutors Gov
ernes..*.. Sc, to ( olleges, Sehi ula and Eamlllc*. Apply to
MRS. M. J. YOLNti-FCLTON, 23 Union Square.
POR SE MM KR VACATION.?A professor of
I modern l?*gn?.es, .Irawlng *..d p liming, connect*! tar
-..anv ifi ? * I.. ..?.? ..I the mud prominent ?c u.i.s, wants
an engagement eil lier lo travel willi toys nr -i tutor in a pr;,
vate Iguilly in l'i* conn'rv : onlr first class la-lillies lined
upp.y. TKO!'!. .SOU. caro of Henry S*.d*r* ?ri store, lit
4ltl-aV*L_ _
JCU ER M KR HORN'S TE AC H ER81 A G ENCY.
Oiliest an.l best known ls C. S. Esta .iislied ISM.
7 East llih-i . Wsw-Tarfc.
TUTORS, Governesses, Professors, Teachers,
nil tranches; eli ulara - ools ranplled parents:
French. (let-nun, *-| n.i.li spoken. MII'.IA'i COY
II I EKE, ai 1.. itu.?-!.. net. 4ti.-a\o. uni Broadway
AV ANTED.?A ].t.*-iii(in as Governess by a
lady hsvlng .". veers' experience 1- 1
lent to Instruct In ail English branches, rr.-n.-h. Latia
snd music. Addres, M lt fi.. No ll Es*) 24ih-*t_
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHER* BO
ll KAI' (foi beti -exesi supplies Prates* ,r>, Teeeh.
.1-. Serernessee, Musicians, Housekeepers, Cotnpenloae,
??-.. io , 11 [. school* end tamil t ; ai-.. Itoouteepera,
Bl.ipher* snd * . t.vists to oustne** firms.
Ml'.S A. D. CULVER 3__0 .'.til-ave., New-Tork City.
YVANTED.?Tenchem both Indies ;in*l cren
"v tl.ni-n, f*r many position* .11 lek ole, faniiie* and
conservatory 1 t?.icher* 011 my Looks pleas* call, ami oth?r*
WaSSel MI IMAM I'OYRIKIIK.
31 Eiiat 17th-*-.. between lt), aro. an.l Rroailwar.
VOUKG North Golman lady, teacher of Ott*
A niau. Engllsk Kr- 1. h ma i,,u*l'-. :r,dtiitil K--_.
wlshe* i,o*iiiou; be-t refeienese. Addre-* k. l., 1.1
W. 12lM*-t.
S
finei-UGB (EThanren.
owixa to TiiK DisnoLOTion nt the firm
OE DIVMNfl A CO.. of AL'i-.I KN, N V, hy the .loath
ef on* of the p.-irtner*. the nnSersujned has been sppointe.1
iseatTsi le i sea on: tm k .?.nss?.
Thi* weil known linn lia* been for msny yenrs one of th*
caning Iionses in the WlmlrsHlr and Itelnll llardvtare
nnd Iron Trade ia ISIS Stele, an.t up to Ibe lune of Sta .oin.
lion .lui . lai _?? a ol 11 :nfoi ml. proiita'ne i>names*.
At preeenl Ukei.uaTerr el*** ant compi-to stork of
g mia. eonstsiieg Si llnnlMtire noil Huililers' Supnl e . *:
Pt tl pitons; 1.1 tn, stare ^moally uabroksn wiiule.-**.*
leu . worth *',*,.u wyn,ono
Hie .;?.:,1 m.tdm.I ,l,-?lres t* close our the tin?in*as ?t once,
?n.l lBTltes Hi. impe. no _ lie ?n,i rorie?t>oui:eii.-o with mhrnkk
wh* mar i|i-*lre to nutrliiie ant rout.uh- a paylig buslur ag
iu this list'. The lea** of lin- al ..ie pieuerly cn ko air?;i?*j
on *.i?y t*i nu.
A-Mieea
UWU K. I'AKPENTKH.
?saattat of Dsaaug ii co.,
__^_An mr*. M. Y.
J^ FORTUNE EOR A El VE GROCER.
Will (ell te the right rn** a hnlf interest In the best e*Ub
llshu 1 ??*1 k.'St *rr.-iiigf.l 'ea*? gr.n-ery stor* lu iii* Stet* el
Georgia t has p lld a not or., lil of over s*Tenty.rtT* ISeeieaS
i1..i:?isin the last tea jens can .e of sale, e ose cniiUne
ment; price, thirteen thou .,?i..l tire lnin.'.rn.l .IniUrs. Ad?
dress .* 1,.. Merchaai'* Holst
_ ll CiirlianilUst, >ew Ysrg city.
A GENCY WANTED fm Anefoodi pooDeeted
wiU wall paper, upliolatery and carnets. Rest referancea.
_ 1. 11 nit.. Kit, i.hiogo. 111.
COAL LANDS. PINE LANDS.
Ititi sere. i:liu:nla*us c..I _t_tls in Dal*County. Oe
or s*l*. near OSltleeesB l-nn., end 1 *a 'niles of railro__<t!
Also ...600 acres of Tellow 1'ine ls Southwesters Oeorglik
A l-lr*as_ll. f. r-1'Ki (HECK Ell, M*. eu, U*.
CGENTLEMAN would likr to invest betwoei
*> Shoo ar. I ?_.',*u) io *ny liii.iness which won it ..^n
give sall if.ctorv reaulti. In partnsrililpwlth an*ilier t. .,
ti.-man ii spining el same ani.iii.it. i';en? make erepeeU
lion* clearly. llef*renee? exrhaneat ; st?te y.mr.. Address
RBSOLUTIO-., ISS -tl,._.v?.
\\'AN I ID.?An active *pnrtner in pince of
fl se mina* nen r. ...lam. BISCUIT wo BKa
;;;l 1 , rtiaiult ?'. A r?n. eksni ?
legal Notiua.
IN PURSUANCE of an order made .?y (ho
?*? Hon. Ilinry W. Boukstaver, on tho Ith day et April,
1H8H, notice 11 heii-iiv gi\.-i, to ail creditors an-i perMins
mvlng elsi me against ("harlem W. Kort?, 9. Lorttip Illili,, li
inl anl Georna W, liar*. InSlylduslly and a. eonsrtnere
lolng bBSlnes* In New York unler the firm nan,*' of Kurt/,
Blanchard i Compaiiy, snd lu Chicago un ler it.- drgj name,
?f Uart, Blanchard v * omneoi and In New Orleans under
iv 1: '-. nan.f Blancher-, Ku.-. i_ Oimnany, that they
,re require- U) pri alms, -"lin Die vi
inert foi duly verla* I 10 tl
nalgi),.; the said Charles w. Kur?r, E. E.,ring nian.h.
ard and tleorge W. Uart foi the benefit ..f th
it hi. pia.-* ol h.1.-. Una bualneas, Na 27 l*earl-*t., in
the 1 Its ol New-Tork, "i* 01 before itu- flo-h dav ?f jwe
UM ??''' *'- i^i.AI.l.i.Y, Assignee
].uteri New-York. April 11, 1
EIiWAKI' M s.'t.'lil*' lt- Attorney for ft?f es.
No. 60 Wall -st., New-York.
Cttna-tona CDanted?finales.
;v7"a._:a.-a ,.
Mt.s. L BEELT,
(forn.erly Mis* L. Campbell).
CS WEST 22DbT.,
rOP.riCN ANT) DOMHSTIC MALE AND FEMALE
WMBLOtHMMt BLUE au
All reference* nrletly lnvr?tl?ated and on file for
ln*pection
f>*-r\ai,u dlsappoliitlns fsnillle* will be aieluded
fruni my office.
N. B -NOT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTUEft
OKFICE.
68 WEST 22D ST.
C'OMPANION.?Bysjounir Germanlndv of
i e.1.irailon M . oii>i.i"l"0 or Irawi-'lln< e-nnpan ,,,. .,, hi?_.
Hie Lettor* sddr**e**e "j 'Sf a x ION," TriSse* OmrJ
pOOK, WASH EIC and IRON eh, chamber"
V^ WAHI i,;,,| WAll.'.h-. - Hr two routig ntl n- Urn
girls, t*g*i!,f,: 0r aap..r?-.ely. in pn.ate fai,,iir . eu
rounlry ; I,ur nrat-clsa* city raff roi,oe*. J Ol. I a an.l
A.NNU. lllKuilllIll A 4C'1
( MlAMI'iEUMAlD an<l WAI I UKi'mT-By n
V> young french girl *P**kinf aotu* l.njl th; |* .try
willing *udol.:igine aod *uii*a. tn le?rn , *., re'er.n,./
r*o li* seen st owl tilh ere., U|.*talr*. JA* yl IS'H.
CHKlK, iVc?BrlT-oaspotent roane *w-__nnin
/ 11. ?I'r?t?n^? ?ll kin l* of cooking thiiroiigtly *xc*l ?n't
*?isa , heat referrs ea; city *r coiistry. call ai Mr.
- .H M ?-a.. atere, ??
iaiiiri __?__>?
LOW I *
"llAMHKRM.MD ami WAITRESS.-Br a
^n.aliieini.i, gul. -. ,,i; . t.'.r?n e .. itsheabar.
n*iii ut, 1 ?_!,..?. . nnderstende -ni.i.ia i.;ro ef . .
' ' . .11 : |..,l >. l!;..|l? ?_._.?_,
m*.i*r*:*. ett] 1 .,?* ' "??"?
C'OOK. Ac?By Protestant jrouns wotnaa ns
'jimmi t-ttneook bios lent Isiiedr*** ?4.? West S4tk-*t
POCK, HOUSEWORK, tc-By Gormno
?*->girl, c*n .lo.ll kin.l* *f housework ; or 0001 fer elie or
lonntry. Hmndy al Us Bth-ay*.. lust ahoy* lOlh-sL
c
Ululations COanufi?-Females.
C"V)OK and LAONDRESS.?By :i younj? Enpr
J Inti worn in "I ve*. s" iefer-noe : competent fundy rook ;
first cl.ss baker, brr*.), roll.. Ac; oxer,lem iaun?rei? ;
u*,.*r*Uatl* carj milk ana nutter; city or countrr. til*
.1 lave._,
/MIAMBERWOkK, WAITING, ?kc?By nn
Vj Bscliea I'roie.taiit young girl; or nurse emt aaaist
keeeeworfci lae etty es eanstty i reference*. i:is cih?v*.,
above lO'.liSt.
rmoK uml LAUNDRESS.?By n thoroofhly
\j competent American giri ; g*'"'! t*.nip*r*d amt willing;
ran Well <>o table .n . .tn npauirs work, wiil.ng to go t? eu.iu
tr, j li yeais' islereure*. Cell 1.113 Id-oxm, up ob* IlighL __
COOK nnd LAUNDRESS.?By a Scotch wo?
rn** ; uii.l-i ai in ls all branches el i .mklng sn-t baking;
exrelleul lam..I .ea*; elly or country , best refercnoe*. Call
HU 2il?ve., up one dight_
poOK, LAUNDRESS and HOUSE WO RK^
\J Hy* n**t .lelah giri : sober. honeet. willing ?ud fond
of dui.irou. bott referenc** ; eily or country. Call si *?"
.iii-sv*., lTth-su_.
COOKING, ic?By respectable woman to do
cookies. * leaning or waalilug by Hi* <l*y. Mr*. K. *..,
215 Kau.Olb-al._
COOK.?Bv a Southern Protestant woman,
in best private familia, only one wh> thoroughly
ui.rteretan.t* aeeklaa lu sll Itt br?nch.i* : l***t reference*
given ami IMBI wages SMeeBOd. A.l.lr.s* M. Bk, Hox Ito,
Tribune I ptown uitci, l.'l'lt itrosilway._
pOOR and LAUNDRESS. ? Bj n you ni?
Kj 8?*<l:*h womsn, 2 year*' rsferenc* ; competent, eco
comical Beek i soups, poultry, game, pastty, brea*l. roils.
ic; Bres-elae* iaundr?s? ; wagus uio<t<Tr?to ; city or couu
try. Ul" id-see._
pHAMBERMAlD, WAITRESS or NURSE.'
wt! ny a eatafal gin, any *?" country; BaSaratanSa
rsre of silver and glass, makes dr-ss-ru, BBfTe* Wines;
\.ry fond of chi! lr*.!.. Call -TO Sth-SYB., ii'ur Kthst.
C'OOK wishes situation in a private family;
' ls i"iv |eoS coa : Beets and wu pa; la coo'l pastry and
bread beter; ha* good city reference. 18? l.j-t Utith-st.,
'. flat._
PHAMBERMAlD or PARL0RMA_D.-L_4j
mj wishes la pr.,i;un> s place for an exporten.?-.
cbai-ir-eriuaid or parlormaid; shu can highly recminienl her.
41 Wael .t_ih-..r.
HOUSEWM_-_-E_R.?Bj a respectable woman,
Henaewerfe la a small private family; best ot ref?
erenc'-. No earl-*. 147 Hast 82d st-_ _ __^__
HOUSEWORK, AC.-By a respectable girl,
hy th*- dav; mashing, rooking and housecleaning ;
ess* i. .-:??:.>e. 47S Sd-eve., tblrd-floor.
Hi,r>E\V0J.I..-Hy a neat and able English
glflI ?ekes lin-ad, wmps, plain desserts; country or
city. RellSble. 2-Q Stk-eve., near 17th-*t.
Hol'SKWoRK.?My s Swedish nirl ; good
pinn cook : arel rlaaa baker bre:nl an.l blicnii : og
telle-.I la.uiiress; wag** mo lerate , eau milk aod etiuru ;
i-iisiiiry pie *ir-,l. !?17 3,1-ave._ _
HOUSEWORK.?Bj a neat and tidy giri j
geed e..uk. mises Sae Breed, li:srnlt. Bo.: excellent
lauii.tre.s ; mr er country i heil rer*renc*_ Call al il rs.
[,..WK?,'J;ii l.l-a.e, store._
I I Ol Si. W<H.K.?Ey n neat, willing Swedish
1 girl - vars' reference ; goo 1 nl.tlu cook . goo.l baker ;
brea.!, '..MBit, Act "irrlUsl laundress ; wage* mu.lerate;
city or conntry. !*17 ;t*l ave.
INFANT'S Nn.sK.-B.v a Protestant Eng?
lish Infants' nurt-e, who can ta*** full ch.irge; ha* had
gool expnrti nee ; willing u> go to the country; good refer
Imp s "ail 'Hm uth-ave.
f AUNDRESS and CHAMBERMAID.?By a
li y*.ing swedish girl, in sm ill prlr.te ftiaily. Call from
10 till '1 ..'clock, ll J West ftiil-st., no car.!*. _________
1 AUNDRESS.?By a pood laundress; wa-h
J Intr to t*k* hom* or will le Irma* cleaning ; will give
best of re.eie..eas : call SSS .otb ave M HS. KILK Y._
^'UKSE or LADY'S MAID. ?Uv ai experi
gesid ae1 trust worthy Engll.h rrotr-stint ls si*, a
go*<l s**!,islre .* ; *g* UH i goo', referen.-ea. 75 Weet tith-st.
N'URSE, Sec?Bv a roang French girl, lately
ailHed. speaking no Begllafe, ks nun* to miall chil?
dren ; lu*ha.le?. erien. o in.lean sew very neatly by hand.
?c*i; ?t M M .. TAI IQU IN'S, linj 6th-?ve.. upstairs. _
\Y
rAlTRESS and CHAMBERMAID?By ?
tint else* Herman . beti city rei*runce; alfy or conn
'? 3.! ave , ti rsl Hat.
Sitiiutioiis tUantcb - IHalco.
\ TTENDANT or NURSE?By a well reeom
i!\ i.ieinie.l yoang mau ot ge._l ?S.iress, t>. au lnvali-l or
el arlv geiit!e:ii iii ; g.ve* niis.ago it daelred sneaks ? at
liibaed .ermaa ; iinoiijaciinn tocuuntry <n traveL A.t.lrn*
COS MOM, l mn.ne l piown .uti,-,-, 1,-j.c. Broadway.
('
c
H)ACHMAN nnd GARDENER.?Ry ene who
understsnd* everything oe gentleman'a plsee; single:
t reference* from i..?r employer; country pr*_f_ii-__L.
x. (>.. Tribune rpi.,wi, ..p. .-, i ii. broadway.
('OA. JIMAN iii.d t.KOO.M.-l.v a aober, hon
^-^ *--t end Indnatrlovs mea nr kmg expertesee; ilnsle;
en !'?--'.... i- thi cere of ilin> eerrteses, horses, anl harness;
..... be found *rlll (ins; euj or country: eeo
furnish tlr.t-cl?_l AJdrces COACHMAN,
Harness S ni . 1 OOt Broadway._
rjOACHMAN.?By s ProtcsUnt man. a*;f* 2r,
^^ i,'.." i t-"..'i.; .*.-.ii milk, moe launs ami M uenerslly
m's pl ve excellent recommendations.
At ca ttl I ni i-.if ., l ? nth-eve,_
C'OACHMAN ur OROOM.?By a respectable
> yon* niau, 22, atrlctlr t*inper.\ts. un lera tanita care of
Imrae* anil e?rr:??e* , oieful !n - .-r . .lysars'beat re.'eraucs
fn.ii, Itst ..,iii,l vc i ran be seen st (ny tl'ne. Actress J. il.
M.. I iibiiuv Uptown Ulllce, 1.2.18 Israa.l-ay.
pOACB . AN aiiil GROOM.?By a single man.
V> who thoroughly unrt*rstan Ist'ie prsper care and treat?
ment m h*r?*? aii't carriage*, eenpeuet aa.t reii?bi?; will
Se found willing and Obliging : 4 rear*'Cltr references. Ad
.iri-ss li. I'.. Tribune Uptown oi-c*. l.'.'HS Broailvray.
OACHAIAN.?By first-olass man; thor-'
..ushly underetenda hi-* bu*lne_a in ail Its brioches;
best of references . s vear. wrli lust etnployor. who eau b*
?een. Address J. a,_all_4th-aTe,
C* OACH3IAN.?By a Orst-dasa man. single,
' leas eiaertenoe le the eera aad m?na_:e,nent afhekaee
c?rrl?ges an I liTirueas : careful di iver ; I ur or , ounirr ; can
milk; wilting an I Obliging; boat city refer,.me. from Ult
eu.plo. er. Alir.ss " *:? >M PK I KN r." Hex 1*3. Trlbun*
Up own lillico, I,SSS llroa.lway.__
("?OACHMAN.?Kv a Hindis mun who under
J aisiols Ins business In every respect , f.>rm.-r amt last
employers can be *ei-n. Cell or a.tilreas >lT/.l'A'rUIC'K,
135 West 4SU-ML _ _
COACHMAN.?liv reliable yoong man ; care?
ful driver; medium size ; brst class cliy rcf*r*nces. S.
V., 34 Wtel .Stli *t._
COACHMAN. Hy Mulila man Mit li lirst-clnns
Slly referencei noo Jsction lo the co.mtry. M. lt , Hoi
111, Tribune Us town Office, I.g3*l Broadwsy. _ _^_^
pUACHMAN AND GARDENER.?-By a
\_J neeta man caa inane hituisif geneiaily useful on a
gsnti. man'a pia_?; milk if required; best refsrenee* i laat
, ii,j.:u ereae Ix *e?n A.iiir**. o. L, lim **J, iribi*o l p
town miti.', l.SSS Broedwey-.
Coachman snd w ''n gardener.?bj
^^ an Ki, gil. hi .an. nt,- 27, sn, gie : Un,rough ly iiii.lnrat.4nl*
cir.-.-; haraea,Seeaaraeeeendeatflsgee; good reseteble
rarl-uer . eire leWB*_, Se* er* an.l -.limns ; e?n milk; country
prrf^rrel ; strpily lemp*rate. hon**t and ir.utworthy ; best
refer**-.*; wifes $:ioui*.i;i. Cell oe address william.
lid K.ast 'Jil-it. ^
pOACHMAN.GROOM andUSEPUL-MAN?
*__/ By a "incle man, ll.orougl.y i.i..tersla*,ls car* of h..r-*?,
harness sn.I .ar air s ; .-on try preferre.! : molerate wage*.
Ad.lres* T. ?'.. I r.bi.ne Uptonn PJItlce, I.UH llroadway.
CCOACHMAN. ? By ri first-elaas man, :i(>. ?in
/ gie ; tl.orouglilr uodcrsi*o,ls the mansir*saent ami *?re
,.' hoses aa i millee a* I 10 *?ar.' experience; lied oltv
r*feree<*a, AU.lr*** C. K.. Tnbuue L plows OfBce. L2.I3
llroa.way.___________________
pOACHMAN and GROOM.-Bya Protestant
KJ rn in of coo I appeirasce, who thoroughly uailerstanU*
Ike c?re an I mi.ia.anie:, t of both sa.blle Sui carriage h*rs*(:
ni-t-t.??? city ,1r:vor , hlgkeat re;er?ncea ea t* liouesiy, *o
br;*ty an.l aMUty , n* oolectioni to country. AS.lresi A. J ,
i oacTiin.iii. car* of S**res. 117 West 24th si!
pOAOHMAN.-B) ;i sin-rle man ; first-class;
V. tn.ir .ui- ,.v umlatatan ti the rare au.l *a*i.ag?neat of
l,?: s. ?, carri ig*? an.l harness i i areful cly iii iver ; ne ob;-..
Ilea lo (iii.iliv. *.-?t of referenoeo ; S years w. th last eui
ti orri, wli , can be ?e*n. Au li -.. I. '... ..1 1 4U|..t?.
rjOACHMAN-COOK.-B? coachman and wife;
^-^ loth Ih roBfaly BadeTetaBd theil bu.>lne.s; moder?
ate wag.-s; c.',iiir> pi^fci-rl. C.ill or addrei-i J AM KS,
1J5 West 28U-sUj in the butcher** hint*.*.
POACH3IAN fee.?Rj ? yoong man in a pn
^ vate family; can milk uni n.ake hlms.lf gen.-iTilly
useful; uood reference from old country: country place
preferred .:,.-- 182 ICaci Tilth st
COACHMAN.-By a first-class man who
tlinr.urlilr oiler-.taioN his bust.os*; strictly *ob.;r
wiliu.K e-ul obliging; bett of etty rt-fen-nc.-*. call or al
,lr. s*M. .1. .'.. l.ij cve.r ,'>-,tli at.
COACHMAN.?Bj a first-clasa man who
Iherong ly nnderaieada his i.ns-noas in ev*ry resp*, t:
in?rri?il. no m iimi.rani e. BO obe, [lou te tho coaatry. lall
oi addre** I. K.. lil \\ om ,i.i.i.?t., private stable.
pOACHMAN iiml GROOM.?By a first-class
\J i.iarrls.l t..aa; *ii.lersi?*.|< his biiHiness t.orotighly ;
highly roenmaeedod i ea ploy m ese be aeon, tall *r a.l,lre*.s
JAMI- B, jv; s stii ern., London Ham?s Agen.-y.
(HlACIIMAX or GROO>L-Bj single Protcst
^*^ ant, thoroughly BBderaUnds lil* duties; sober care?
ful etty drlv.-r; elly '.i cum rv; best city and country
reference, (ali oi adi., .-. i,. c., BO West 4Jd-?t
c
OA. II.M.W.-B.v a first-class man; lh*.r
- bia buslnes* in e\?ry respecl .
t) rears b*?l ruy raforeBeeS A.llroaa J A MK.*. 1. K.st
jyiii-st.
/ V tArHMAN~By"a first-da.*** man: aina;Te";
\J thoruughlv un.Isrsiand* the care anl aiaoagsinnt ,f
beraoa. ano eerrtesBB md keraeaei t*ni[i*rate; wining am I
nbllgmr. present ?,i,p|,,T?r rai, be ac^n titalcliaa refer
eic--* : _say part Um tad but**. Ad.li es* COACHMAN 223
West 2, lh-*L
CnA< HMAN or GROOM.-By a younj? Scotth
v/ man, 2*1: will l>e fouud wiaing ami agrc.jable ; city or
,; good reference. Al Ire.i "lofts," 808 Wost
SSS?a
Ci)ACIIMAN.--Bva-t.-a,|y and ndia'hlc **in
glamau; nn-ii-rstauils thnronglilv th* c^r? er horses
barossa ?i.*i <? .rr,?ge?. not elrald ,f wer. ld roere' oitv ex
p. rai.*--- ... ?e*re in last oise*, left In cUu?e.iiie*,-e of
4e?ihin th-f?ral.c; Broulee*city r.fereuc**. ciui or a.l
dress **PK.S. , US No. 438 Weat Sg'l-sl
r^CORATIVE .Artist ami Designer (Ant
issi *?nu re-engagement. Addre** 0. Q-. Box
40, Tribune Offlce. _
pARM WORK.?By an American married
man who ls pracileal la cir ry t'spect; can act as
hesd min If d"slr*d; want* r..orn? or house good recom
aendetiou* ?? i ARPKNTER'S, 108 Oih ave.
I*-* PUL-BOY.?Bf a btiv, in the eoontry,
I t.. take ear* of * Sor?? , can milk an.l make klm.alf gen
*r*iiy uasful Addrees i. P. ifiue.- lMib-at,
fltlo CU_l?.tt_
WANTED.?A competent rnpreerntatiTs f<?r
?'?'*?? lo visit tb*cotton rletb u.*rkei*nf
I ? .' cs Vmk. l--ila.tslplii.taii- lr..y. The auparl.iniiy
? Sole* Meaty ol har.I w ,rk, n SM iterate asian- au.l a * -i rn i
Met nealimt, Applionis le.iat *,viy bf letter giving aalia
f*ci*ry r*f*u-nce *n.t their tlfsnanea lu cosnectiua willi
ron.,* rintn. iie*ib|u*rter* will tm in a larg* .New-a,atfl?ii.l
nty. AriJraii Du AZ, Tribsne Offlo*.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
AT THR SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH. In
Brooklyn, corner of Clinton snd Congress sts., Rev.
JOHN W. CHADWICK will preach lc morrow morning
at ll o'clock. Subfect: " Th*- Dangerous Classes In
Society." Kuhl, et, April SS: "The 1'erUhlng
Clas-M's" All ara cordially Invited.
the
... m.
enlng
AT TWENTY FOURTH STREET METHODIST
Ff I.*-m I'M, CHURCH. n**ar 9th ave. -Preaching Sun?
day morning st 10:31; evening at 7:30, bv I'astor, "?
Fev. J. E. COOKMAN. D. D. .Sunday school at 2 p.
Consecration Service at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday F.ver
Prayer Meeting at 8 p. m. AU rordlallv welcome.
AT TTTR SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN ClinRCII, l?tb.
st., near Atb-eve.. the Pa.tor, Ber. H. M. HAMILTON,
D. I. , will preach at 10:30 a. m. and 4 p. m.
ANNEX II A Ma, IS 4th-av*.-fSunday. Bible Study
Oet-eral 8WAYNE, 8:30. Gospel Service at 7:30.
"Tho True Vine.* ROBERT (iRAIIAM.
ALL WELCOMEi UNITY CONGREGATIONAL SO
CTFTY, (Unitarian) at Arthur Hall. Lenos (Othi ave.,
between 120th and 127th ?ts. ? Service* ?n1 preichlne
by the Rev. WILLIAM R. ALGER, of Boston, at ll.
Sunday-school at 3.
AT CNIVERSAMST CHURCH.1 lth-st. near Sth-ave.,
Rev Dr. Bot. LES. Pastor. -Subject*: morning, "The
Many Mansions In the Father's House;" evening, "The
Obied of Life."' Service*, ll a. m., 7 :I5 p. ra.
Next Sunday morning a sermon will be preached from
the tsxt, " Faithful I-'nto Death." In memory of Mrs. Alice
Slater, wife of James Slater, esq.
AT SECOND UNIVERSAMST CnFRCH. 127th *t,
near Lexlngtonave.-Rev. Dr. GUNN1SON. of Brooklyn.
preaches Sunday morning and tho Pastor, Rev. D. M.
HODGE, conducts a Pralse-meetlng In the evening.
AT BT.OOMINODALE REFORMED CHURCH. Bmad
wnv and G8th-st., Rev. CHARLES MARTYN. Pastor. -
Dlvlne services at ll and 7:45 o'clock. Sunday-school
et 2:30. Strangers lnvltod.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION AND MAN
HATTAN TEMPERANCE ASSN, < tuckering Hall, Sun?
day, 3 o'clock. Addresses bv SAMUEL A. HAINES,
aaa., and CHARLES LE COUNT, toa,., representatives of
the Commercial Temperanco League, * movement recently
Inaugurated ind embracing within lt* membership many of
the leading business men of otir city and country. Choice
song service. JOS. A. BOGARDUS, President.
AT WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST FPIS
COPAL CHURCH. 4th--.., near Cth-sve.. Rev. JOHN
RH KV THOMPSON. Pastor-Will preaeh. morning,
10:SS. Subjeet: " Wha?. s Famo'is Man Learned In the
School of Christ." Evennc, 7:45. Subject: " Ancient
and Modern Spirit Vicious." Strangers cordially Invited.
AFTER EASTER THOUGHTS -Sermon at 10:30 hr
Dr. JOHN ti. OAKLEY In the Thirtieth f3nt.h) Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, between -oh an.l tith ave*.
7:30, euhjeel: "Sorrowful, yet alway Rejoicing."
A.-NEW-YORK TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic
Temple, tith-ave. and 23d-*.-s*in1.iy at 3. "Temperance
In India." sddrens bv Rev. DAVID W. THOMAS, of
India, Right Worthy Grand Chaplain Independent Order
of Good Templar-. Fine music. J. B. GIBBS, pr*.-.
AT TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH, 6,*th-?t near Le ..
InR'on-ave., the Pastor, Rev. D. C. HUGHES, will preach
at 10:30 a. iii. ami 7:30 p. m., Sabbath, April 15.
AT WEST HARLEM METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. 7th-av_. and lOTlhst.. Rev. E. S. OSBON.
I). D., l"ai*tnr.? Preaching at 10:3*1 a. Wk, and 7 :8o p. m.
hy the P_stor. Sabbath-school at 2:30 p. m. Young
people's meeting at 0 .30 p. ia.
ALL SOULS' CHURCH. 4tta-?v*., comer 2-th-st.
Sennon hy tho Pastor, Rsv. THEODORE C. WILLIAMS,
at 10:45 a. m. Sunday-school st 12:15 p. n_ The pub?
lic cordially Invited.
AT SOUTH CHURCH. 6thave. and 2lat-afc,
Morning service, ll o'clock.
Afternoon choral eervtce, 4 o'clock.
Rev. RODERICK TERRY. D. D.. Pastor, will preach.
Strangers particularly Invited.
Thu church la near many hotels.
AT FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, Tit. AR?
MITAGE, l*a?tor. preaches at ll a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
Bunday-eehoot, n :30 a. in. Preyer Meetlug, Wednesday,
8 p. rh. All welcome.
ALU SOULS' CHURCH. 48th-at_ west of 6th-ave.
Rev. R. HEBER NEWTuN will prench at ll a. m.
General S. C. ARMSTRONG will speak at 4 p. m. on
' Twenty Yeera' Work for N**groos and Ten Year*' Work
. r, ......, i -zm, rn ....ir, ,v, , .' ,$,'
for Indiana at Hampton School.
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH.?MST. l>r. CHADWICK, Pastor, will
grouch morning, 10:30; ev liing, 7 30. Sundav--*chi.ol at
__ p. m. 1'rayi-r-iiie.jtlug y. 0. All made Wmtotmo.
BAPTIST CHURCH OP THR RPI PH ANT, Madison
ave. and 04th--t., tbe Rev. JOSEPH 9. ELDER I). D.,
1- i-i. ir.- -Services: Morning at 1 I o'clock : evening at 7:1..
The pastor will preach to-morrow. Strangers Invited.
BAPTIST CH I'Ki H OP THE REDEEMER. 131st
st.. neel 7t_.-ave.-_-.etor. Rev. w. vt. GILES. Bop.
vi. be ai 10:30 morning and 7:45 evenlug. Sunday
schuol at 2:30 afternoon. Seats free.
RRICK CHURCH, corner of ..th-ave. snd 37thst
Tho Paator. the Kev. HENRY VAN DYKE. I). D., will
preach on Sunday, April 15. at ll a. m. and 4 :30 p. m.
CIIUr.cn Ot." THE COVENANT (PRESBYTERIAN),
Perk ive., corner 3Stb-at?Sorvices. Sunday, ISth Ins*.,
;r ll a. m. Rev. Dr. MARVIN R. VINCENT will
preach. Usual evening service* at 8 o'clock. Sermon by
Kor, FRANCIS BROWN, D. D. Sunday-school ai 0:30
a. m.
CHURCH OF THE HOLT TRINITY. Madison-eve. snd
42d-st? Early communion, 8:30*. m. ; morning service, ll ;
Preacher at both nervl.es, Rev.
evening service. 8 ,?. re
K. MACK EN Kl*:, Jil.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madl?on-ave. and
35th st.. Rev. ARTHI'R BROOKS, Rector. Morning mt
vlco at ll a. m. Anniversary of tbe New-York Diocesan
Organization of the Girl*' Friendly Society at 4 p. ni. The
lector will .dictate. Stranger* cordially invited.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
7th-n\". anl 14th-si._R.-v. C. S. HARROWER, D. 1)..
(Pestor) Will preach al 10:45 a. m. aud 7:45 p. m. R. -
.uni Service* siter evening sermon. All are cordially
United.
" COOPER UNION."-Lecture by Mrs. VIOLA Gil,
BERT. Respell*, by the R.-v. Vi. H. CAIN. Sunday at
3 p. m. Subject: "Are We Conscious After Dee tb T
Opportunity tn ask nuo.iii.na. Half-hour devoted to the
subject of Divine Healing. Let the sick and afflicted
com.-. These meetings are supported by contributions.
All Invited.
COOPER UNION. PEOPLE'S SERVICES.
LAST THREE NIGHTS!
Sunday, April 15, at 7:30. Mr. liven, will conduct the
Song Service. Mr. Herald's subject I*
"WHY I BELIEVE TUE BIBLE AS GOD'S WORD."
CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. West,
17th-st., west of ..th-ave.-R. v. WILLIAM LLOYD will
preseh at ll a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning mbjeet!
?"The Blessedness of Walting" Evening subject: "How
te Make the Best of This \v?rld and the Next" Sun
day-s, hool 3 p. nu Susnger* cordially invited.
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Oreenf-st. near Canal. Rev. E. P. PAYSON will pr-ach
at 10 1-2 a. m. and 4 p. m. Sabbath school at 2 t30 p. a..
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM,
___*(?-_, near Sd-avo., Rev. J. ELM EN DORK, D. l>..
Pestor.?Pp-aches al ll a. m., aud ee.euth sermon on
Rulti at 7 .30 p. rn.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 57th st., between
6th and 7Ui a.es.-l.i. MACARTHUR, Pestor,
preaches Sunday morning at ll, evening wrvlco at 7 :45.
tba Pastor sive* every sun lav evening exposition of
Sundat-school lesson for followtu^ Sunday. Strangers
cordially lu vt ted.
CHURCH OK THE DlVINB PATERNITY, Sth-ave.
Conor 45th *U, Rev. CHARLES li. EATON, D. D..
pgstor.?ll a. in-, " sectarianism and Church Unity.' 7 41
p ni, "Th* Ten Commandments with Mo-lorn Applica?
tions" Special musical service, double quartet. Festival
Jubilate, taney; "Sing Alleluia Forth," Buck; "Love
Divine," Stainer.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner 84th-et. ana
Park ave -Service* ai ll a. m. Rev. ROBERT COLL?
IER will preach.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST -St* th,, near 8lhave.
Preachlng Sunday muiiim; and evening by tue Pastor, the
RSV. ll. li. XV LER.
FIVE POINTS MISSION, t.3 Park-at. (*lto of the
sid brewert), Rev. O. R. BOUTON, Superintendent?
Morning ano evening nrrvlce at 10 30 and 7:30. Sunday
l bool at 2:80, closing with eorvice of eoug by tiio clul
drcu. A welcome to all.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
4th-ave. aud 2_.d-st.-The Pastor, the Kev. HOWARD
(rushy, will preach next Sunday morning at ll
o'clock and In the evening at S. Strangers are Invited.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE Ot INDUSTRY. US Worth?
s', william r. barnard. Superintendent.-Benlee
nf w.ng every Sunday at. 3:30 o'clock. The Mr. . .? |g
alni.i-i wl.^i'y by Hie c_uilr.il of the lnsUlu'ion. Public
cordially Invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Sth-ave., corner
12th st.. Rev. RICHARD D. HARLAN, mlnlster.
bervltea, ll e. m. and 4 p. m.
FIRST REFORMED PRESRYTERIAN CHURCH,
rj'h st., between oth and 7tn aves.. Rer. john m.
STEPHENS, Pastor?Sentosa al 10:10 a. m. .ind 7:45
p. m. Rev. JAMEs Y. BOICE. of Philadelphia, will
preach lu the ev,>lung.
HUGH 0. PENTECOST will preach to Unity Congrega
Hon lu llaaeale Uall.2SS.at and Ulb-a ve.. Sundy inonu;,*,
?i ll o'clock, bubject: " Ihe Moule vt Hie 'lariat Qi_. ...
Hun."
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH. 7_*d-st. and 2d
ive -Ilev. DAVID G. WYLIE, Pastor, officiates at I0.4.?
morning and 7 :48 evening, sabbathscho..! u .-..-ts at 2 15
i.'clock. Young People's Beetles, Thursday evenlug
birangers cordially Invited to all the service _
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, comer
llltb-st-Preaching by the P?.tor. Rev HALsi Y
MuoRE. D. D., st 10 30 a. m. Evai.g..li?ii0 service
wRJa singing at 7 45 p. tu. SunJ^y-school al 2:15 p. i_
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
"HURCH, comer OOih st., the Rev. Dr. C. P MAHDEN
.?a-U.r.-Pi_a_hlng by the P?*'.or at ll a. m. and n n 'lu.'
? unlay school al 2.30 ?? ox.; Y.iuug People'* pui.r
ik-etnig at 7:15 p. in. All are welcome. "
MRS MARV T HI'RT, pfeelilBI of the Woman'a
bruilau Teu.peranrn Uuiou of New-York Stet* will
ectUte on I'eniperaiire on WeuiiesOny evenlBB the Htk
n?t . In Trinity Baptist Church. l_n 55th eu near Lei
ngton a\e
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH cor ot
,7th.t.-lUv. ABBOTT E_ Un-TKF.DOi.' U D" Pasie?
*.n.muulon service morning st ll. The p**tor will
preach In tbe evenlug et 7 45. The fifth aernion In tho
?our?e on the Lord'* Prayer. Subject, "Give U? Thi*
l^.y^ Our Dally Bread.? Union bible baturday evening
MADISON AVXHCC -UPTIST CHURCH, corner of
3 ??'-- Rev. * l.'W UKI |.(. MAN. P?*tor, will
, oi. hund?y. April 15. Service* at ll a. m. and
' "' i't ''? , ? -ung People** Preyer-staetlng ?rter u...
Ill',,, ,~,:?'\ 'V"?r':,, :,'huo1 " I ?", ?? ? Chapel
urine ou \v> beeby eveeJsH ?' I
MAIUsoN SQUARE PflBSBYTERIAN CHURCH
o.^.'.'.v.^':^"^^"- WMate
ll a. m. : Rev H. M. HAMILTON. D. D., at 7 45 _ m.
btranger* cordially welcomed. ? ? m<
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH comer of SS_k
ave. fi-,1 Slst-M. Preaching hr I ,.. l'.-i.,?, J.? ?ff
POSSITFR. Morning eerTleB. 10 30. lh\b^^__\_
BU UM Y.*r K.,11,,.1. ? Evening wtttot -4: ? tk!
School of Christ" Stranger* cordially VateeMS.
NEW YORK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
.J'-1 I'rliiu'.' Cnl'.ii," Mr*, W. V CRAFTS, u-*.h?r
this day. 2 r,',.0,.k nr04iW4y Tabernacle ( hip.) ?
_t. ??;-"?!"???*"' Class," Rev. Dr. BCHAUFFLRR, eov
duc.or this afternoon, 3 .10 ... lo. k. In B'dw.y Tsb,7na" e
?.-" Teachers' Cls?s." Rev. Dr. KITTREDOK con.'
ductor, this ev-alag, el S -.viock, in luSees Avenu*
Reform"*) church, corner 5;th-st.
n.i.T" IilM.n Teacher* of Harlem," Rev. Dr. MIRE,
DI TH. con.ucl,,r. St James M*'ih*.|l?t Episcopal Church.
Madlsori-sve. and 120*h *t.. Monday eienlng af. 8 n'rU^o
5.- Superintendent*' das.*," Mr. RALPH WI-LIA
oon2}ur'nA- _.ue"*toJ. 4 o'clock, Fulton Sir.-*'. Chanel
e "--Je* che rs' Class," Dr. HOWARD CROSEY mn.
ductor, Tuenday evening, 8 o'clock, in the fourth Ar-rm<
Presbyterian Church Chapel rorner 224-sl
. 7 "i'Tea-her*' Cl.is*." Slr. RALPH WILLS. e-n'ue.
tor. Thursday evening, h o'clock, tn Sixteenth street
Baptist I hureh. n**?r nh ave
fi.-" Teachers' Class." Mr. JOHN STEWART, con?
ductor. Friday evening. H o'clock. In Hop- Chapel, Ponrth,
at., between Avenu,., ,- lnl D
Al) permit.- Interested In t* si Mng the yung are Invited.
ALSO
A public meeting next Monday evening, fl tt*ele__L fe
Fourth Avenue PresbyterUn Church 'Dr. C|.,->,\ , ,-?,,
?2d-st. Sul.je.-t: "The Spiritual Need* of the Te*cher
and how Supplied." Speaker*, Rev. Dr. bell A CF* LLB
and Mr. RALPH WELLS.
NORTH DUTCH CHURCH.
Fulton S'.reet Du,ly Noon Pryor Meeting
from 12 to 1. C..me in, rest ?nd pray.
Stop 5, 10 or 20 minutes or the hour ?* your tune admits
No. 113 Kui'oii-.t. ai.d .'i-i Ann-wt.
NEW.JER!I8AL1 '-1 ' H>:i'.t il, E.K.I ISth-aL, between
Park and Lexington _vov. Rey. B. S sKW?KD, Pastor.?
Service, |] a. et : nbjeet: "Mary and Martha, or Diing
<;....d from Self and from the Lord." sunday school, lu.is
p. ii.
OLD JOHN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, first In America, 44 anil 40 John-sl , eoe Msefc
? nd a half east of Broadway. Rev. W. W. BOW DISH.
I) !>., Pastor. Sunday-school at 0 a. pi. Stranger**
(lass Meenup, fl a. m. Preaching at 1" 30 a m. tut
7 :f* !> m. Young People'* 1'iajet Moating, li 30 p. m.
beats free. _
PARK AVENUE METHODIST I'PISCOPAP
church, corner BSth-Bt- Bervtees ll 10:30 a. m. anil
7:4:1 p. m. Preaching by the Pester, th" Rev. J. RU'lu
ARDS BOYLE, D. D. btranger* welcome, buuday,
school 2 30 p. in.
PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, crner ni
73d st. and Madison-ave.?Rev. Dr. ALEXANDER ?i_
breach :<>-in>.ir,,w mon.lng. R.-V. WILLIAM til/ :.-!_
1'ER in the ? vening. Services at ll a. m. and 8 pm.
PROSPECT HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHtTRCH. SC*,
st, between Lexington mid P.ir!_. av.-s. -Preaching IO lt,
by R*'v. ANDREW BEATTIE; 7:30, Rev. E. P. PA*.
SON. Sabbath-school, 'J :'M.
Rt'T..FI_.S URI 'sp,'/TERIAN CHURCn. Rev. Dr.
BoriTH, Pester.?While ?-_tt_ine completion **f chain.
service will he held In Ihe i MBA 7_M-sr., west of th?
Boulevard, at ll a. m. Sabbath school, 3 p. m.
Rev. O. HUTCHINSON SMITH. Pi-'or Coiieguus
Reformed Church, 12Sd-at. and LmoS-avs., preaches et
Hitiio and 7 3d. " How te Sveeeed in Life," the first la
scries of Sabbath e\'tiing lectures to th*- young.
SEVENTTI .STREET M. E. CHURCH. Rev. WILL?
IAM A. LAYTON, PaetOF.?Morning, " Our Mission.?
Evening, "The power ?f Thought-" Praise meeting
7 :80. Strangers cordially welcome.
SEVENTEENTH STREET MFTHODIST F.PISCO.
PAL I BURCH -R. v A. C. MOREHOUSE, Morning,
"Salvation." Evening. Hon. CHAUNCEY SHAFFER.
Praise meeting 0:30. S*_t* free. Ail welcome.
ST. JAMES CHURCH, Madlsonave. and 71st*t-*
Morning ar ll. st. Andrew'* Brotherhood specially ln?
.:'?-.. all young people U. 0 o'clock evensong, birangors
alway* welcome. 1
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
4th-ave. ?nd SSd-at. Preaching br Oe Paolo., the Rev.
Dr. ENSION MeCUI_f.NET. At 7 45 ft m. Hie Hov.
Dr lt S. MACLAY, Superintendent of Methodist Ml?-'":i4
In Japan, will sp.uk noon "The Political Condition* ans
Religious Progrcn* of Japan."
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH,
46th-.it., north st.ie. beBareea olli and Sth ave*.
Th- Re*. A P. HART, lt.. tot
Service* ou buuday at ll a. in. and 4 p. m.
ST. ANDREW'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL. C Ihl.CTl
Tlst-.t., between '."h ive. and tho Bouleia.. 1.-Public t*t.
vlcos. 10.4'> ._ 1.1. and Ti"- Bb BS Preaching by the
Pastor, Rev. JAMES -M. KINO, D. D.
ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, liliave.. between 127th
and 128th eta.? Holy Communion at 7 ;)*> a. m.; Morning
Plays , Uta 1 and Sermon nt ll a. m.; Choral . 1
at, 4 p. m.; Evening Prayer st-1 sen-, un ut 7 .30 p. ."
The R.-ctor, the BOY. GEORGE R. VAN DE \VA__1.R.
D. D., will preach at ll a. ul anl 7-SO p. m.
ST. LUKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
tlsvac, between Otl ive and Broedwey, Rev. E. s.
TIPPLE, Pastor.?Preeehlng at li a, m. and 7:45 p. nu
Sunday-school al _:_- p. m. Young People'* Prayct
Service at 7 p. m. AH aro cordially Invited.
ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Madlson-ave., cor. l_26th-eu?Rev. A. J. PALMER, D. 1*.
wiU piea.li -I 10:3<j a. m., and Her. GIDEON DRAPI E.
1). D., lt 7:30 p. m. Aud on Monday nenlng Rev.
R. R. MEREDITH. D. D . will present the nevi. *_und-y
achuol l"_-..ii to tho Bible Teacher* of Harlem. All
cordially Invited.
THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH between -th and 7th ave*. ?nev J. M. Vt'Olv
RALL, D. D.. l'aetor. will preach at 10:30 a. m.; ?ul>
J.-et: " Ci.rbi In Ri-torr." Evening, ai 7:30. Fi.rtleO*
anntversarv ul th*. Sander-School Missionary Association
Address by Rev. RICHARD J. HARLAN.
THE REV. K. WRIGHT SUTLER. Pastor of the Kt.
Paul Evangelical Church. 250 Wes* 3lth-st. (near Sth
ave.) will preach ai 10:4S ind 7:4*, Social Boag Bea*
.too preceding the BIBIlllH ?Biaao* AU Busts Ires
Welcome everybody.
TWENTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH, e?r.
n?r Leting ton-j ve-Rev. L A crandall. Pa?t..n wtil
preach .sunday, 10.30 a. m. aud 7:3:. p. ni. SabbJth
?chool, 2.30 p. tu. Strangers and young mea cpeclally
Invited.
UNIVERSITY ri.ACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corio: of lOih-st. Kev. (.1 ORGE ALEXANDER D. I).,
Psstor.?Publlo worship to-m iron ai ll a. in. and S p. m. |
Wedneeday evening w.r\i_e vt ? o'clock.
UNION REFORMED CHURCH, Ptthwe., npposlts
West 3.1-st. Rev. LEMUEL JONI S will preach In the
norning at 10:30 In th.' .-vening al 7:30, anniversary
of tho Sunday-school. Add_*ea?e? i.y iuv. LEMUEL]
JUNES and Rev. CHARLES A. JuNEs.
WILLET STRFUT MI-.rilODlsT EriSCOPAfl
Cliuiicii. neer Crand-st-Rev millard r. COMP.
TON, Pastor, will preeeh at. ]i):4.'> a. m. and 7:30 p. nu
WEST TIIIRTVTIIIill) ST RI I 1' BAPTIST CHURCH.
- 1: . HENRY CROSS, ot Manaaquan, N. J., will pis-^.-ii
in thia morning at lu 45; evening, 7 U10. sunday
2:3o. Preyer meetlnga, Monday i.nj Frii.y erBBlaca*
7 :4j. Friends and ?t:jng,rs cordially Invited.
WIST TWENTY-THIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN*
church, ?-?3,1-,, neer 7th-ave. Rev. R 1 SAMPLE,
D. ii, pssior. i'i. Iplng mi. ijv Ap il IS, al ll a. m- ?*n<l
7 4:, m, 11 hy the R'v. p.. 11. Richardson, D. D. sun
day-scheol ai o 30 a. m. _
Stciimboiilo ano. RaiIroa_a.
i LBANY BOA Fi! PEOPLE'S LINK.
r\ Si. miers Drew an,I Dean Un- -luana Lave I'ler 41.
If, H.. toot ot ' si.Til-sl.. et ii p. 1,. il Hy. Sun.Uv* exoepteu.
SU-teroom* w*ruie_. l rei*Lt r?c?i-u.l uatil th* hour ot d*>
pariure._
VF.W-HA\'K\. ? Btetmers lcavo Peck-slip
-*-' l'ler 25 1-:. R.' at 3 p. m. and ll p. m. Sunday* excei't
r<i . Steemere arrive in time foi eerly trslna noith and eaefc
RDNDOUT an-1 KINGSTON, landinp ab
Cranston*! (Wael I'o;nt , i'oiuhtiII, N'ewburg, Mari
boro, Milton. Puoghheepste ai, I E_sepn_s, .onnectliig vi-ii
Ulster .nd Delawsre, Stony Clove ant Ci-kiii M nmuiii
railroad* f*u-amer* CITY OF KINGSTON and JAME-j
\v. baldwin leave every waelt day n 4 p. m . pi r foil
of lUrrl-.oii.si., N. _., OXOept Saluidjy, uhen City ol
K m.. .tun leave* ai 1 p. m.
HUSTON via KALI. RIVEB LIN__.-0___y $|
for flntt-elau* Un .'ed tlekets. Reduction to N.-w.
port, Fail Rlvei ania.. 0 tiei u In ta, Steam re PI Ld ri.\{
and PROVIDENCE. Leave pier _%, N. lt.. ti. ,1 ol
Murray-st., at 5 11. m. dailv, Sundav* Included. C.mn
iicitlon by Annex DOB) from lliooKlyu at 4 ::t0. J, r ->y Cits
4 p. ni. AN ORCHESTRA u.N EACH STEAMER.
Tlfk.'t* and staterooms secured at principal transfer and
ticket ofr.. s, at oltieo on l'ler 2.s ana on eteamer.
\ -TROY BOATS-Stenraors 8AB4T0OA
^Sa and CITY OF TROY le ito mer foot of __n*l_pher *t.
N lt. duly, eieoyt Satuidav. 0 li. m. Sunday ?l-_iner
teurhe* at A llmny. _^^^^
HAY LINK to OLD POINT COMFORT.
*** NORFOLK, VA, and SOt'TH.
I>?avo via I'.i h. R R. 4 :S0 B. m. Tailor car* to Baltl.
niore, thence pala,'.' ates mc ie. striving at Old Point al
bili a. m., Norfolk 9 a. m. H V TOM PK IKS,
? lei,'I l'a-s. Sgenl, 317 Broadway. N. T. t
R08T0N, PROVIDENCE and HAST,
Vie BTONINOTOM 1.1 v.
Inside Rouf .it Lowest Rat* *.
RteameM leave n**w pier M n r.. om block aboira
Canalst., at 5 -.ot; p. m. dally ex.'ept Sunday._
PAT8KILL EVENING LINE
V/ Hea's ;..iv, fer < A l-Kl 1.1. ami all Interme lia's land
Ins* daily, (ur BTPYV_.SA.il and NEW HA l.n MORE,
Tnaa lap, rhuradef oud satur lay.
Allfioin fo*l?f J..y th, M. lt, atti p. m.
DUDBON AND COX8ACKIE.
llSTFAMER IUD1-II LD 1,-ave* fr. rn BM. of JaT-?l,
N. R.. Tuos-lay. Thur-div and Saturday.
STEAMER M* MAMS from foot ll .rrlvn lt.. M**t.d?y.
W'edneelay ami Friday al 0 p. m.. eonnntln^ with ll stea
and Albany Railroad. _
vyi<mK LINK.-All Hail Roo* for Bo__e_.
k- Ne?|?,rt ?nd tl.e Fav. Ijaiiiea l-av* C.rand Cen?
tral Station at 8 a. in an 1 1 p. m. Limited Expre,-. anil
? new F.sureaa train at 4 n m.. ei is-i Fa
pre?? *t ll p m. (j^jiy. p?iact. I'*;],.rears or SieeplDg
i-ar* to di'stiualion. _.
fjAPE CHARLE8 ROUTE to OLD POPfaj
iv ('tVM1('HT' N0KFoLK' 1'cpRTSMOI TH AND THU
"11 and after F.-hruary 6lh. Iti.sS, train* sj the NF.V
i<'HK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORMO.K R R ?
|ea\e foot of "
"""?eli day* H 1
Hy Hu. m.,
. parlor-car
?kel OBIce of the PennsylianU 'Railioad Company.
S. W DUMMI, toot. _ R. B. COOKE. 0. P. * TJA.
NORWICH LINE.?Fsvoi-ts lusi.io Baals.
E.r.-. reduces t., Bees***, a:?: -fare*aler, ?:5.?: Nor
"?i'll. *1 .'?'.. New. Lon lou. *1 40 lori tpo J . roJue
. le all point* 1 ITY op %\V S?%
J IK. CIT* OK ROSTON 'lilli ?'. i 'WRINOR
laave Ptei .r. .n k _. ip et <; W. ur a dy. Agt __
NORTHERN RAlI-llOAbOPNEW-JEBaiBy.
*-* - Trslna I. r *.m * haml L**-*?*B?
for Ensle-ooS, Tenany. CJoattir, KMitthlU a?t M/otM 6 so.
7 :(>0. 1:20. 0:50 sud tl :S0 t. BL : l.U S -W. 4 ?M^
5:20, 5:40, ti lil, 8:00, 1<- At) m. m.. 12 midnight b-inna.*.
7 :00, 0 6O a. m.. 4 and 8 P Wk For N*''Uet, Sl'rln; Vals
ley, Monsey and Tallinan*. week daya. 7 00. 0 50 a. k%m
I 60 0 4- v- m. 6uu-iya> 'J 40 a. n_ aud 9 p. __>

New-York tribune. [volume], April 14, 1888, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], April 14, 1888, Page 6, Image 6 About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

New-York tribune. [volume], April 14, 1888, Page 6, Image 6
About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924