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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13

Mr.. James Lick, in giving his reasons
for revoking his deed Of trust, stated to
reporter Of the San Francisco Chron-
icle that strong inducement was the
torture he suffered from the agents Of
benevolent societies NO which he had not
made benefactions. They were con-
tinually at his bedside importuning him
to amend the deed so as TO include them.
Another reason was an evident deter
mination on the part of his relatives to
test the validity of the deed in the
Courts. A nephew has already brought
a suit for $4,000 for services which he
claimed to have rendered.
After ten years successful desertion
from the Union army, John Lounsberry
has been captured in Tioga county, Pa.
In 1854, while stealing through the camp
lines, he shot and killed Col. Butler, who
was endeayoring to capture HIM. Since
that time he has lived an outlaws life,
has never applied for pension or d
foreign mission, and even now does, not
care for notoriety. He is in the Pitts
burg jail.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13
+NATI, TUESDAY, APRIL 13, 1875.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

AFTER some unlmportant business the
Board Of Education went into Com
mittee Of the Whole last night and re-
turned thanks to the President and the
officers for their faithful, services.
Speeches were then made. q deal of
pleasantly. INDUCED In and general
good time enjoyed. President Goss then
made an official farewell speech and the
Board was no more.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13
NEWS FROM POINTS ARoUND.

AvoNDALE.-Henry Hanna is soon to
become a resident OF the village, having
rented the residence of DR.. John M.
Scudder.
The contract for the Improvement of
Mears avenue, from Washington avenue
to the east line, section 15, will be let on
next Thursday evening.
The long and anxlously looked for sing
ing contest takes place at 10 o'clock this
morning in the village school.
The new Village Council will organize
on next Thursday evening.
The contract for street sprinkling will
be awarded this week.
A wag who had read Drury's snake ex-
perience in Florida remarked that the
people In that State are so mean, fellow
mas to be bitten by a rattlesnake before
they'd offer him drink.
LEXINGTON, KY.-Three weeks from
next Thursday the Democratic State
Convention assemblies ut Frankfort.
Considerable anxiety and interest is
felt about that gathering of the unterri.
fed. Their nominations in Kentucky
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-13
THE CINCINNATI STAR /:

WEEKLY EpirIoN, published every Thursday, by the
Star Publishing Company, and mailed free Of post
age, a. $l00 per year. IL Is large eghtpage paper,
containing 4S columns Of reading matter, and Is the
cheapest paper Of Its size published In this country
RATES OF ADvERrisIsa 5 cents per line, each inser-
tion, Agate measure. Three months l2H cents per
line. @ Discount Of per cent. on " column 10 per
ADvERTsEMESTs for either WEEKLY or TRI-DAIIy must
take the run OF the paper and he properly classified.
Extra.dspiays, Special and Business Notices will be
subject to advance No Objectionable matter will be
admitted at any price whatever.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
Wiunctota.

Die Serme un9sarbeiten fiji,
Die &inona uno Soutbweitern GiIenbabn:
GOmpasnie, weIds bur6 bas Morep Greet
SbaI iber 9ouiton mad Soma aelest wers
ben ioa, iinb in Nnsriff senommsn. Sas
Sermeien mare i3On gut, aber bas gausn
nod beiier!
am l6. Ottober usrlieB j. Saiiens
itab, S9aemeiiter uon Carer Co., Minn.,
ieine @Obnuns in Gbasta unS murbe ,us
Iett am mdditen Gage in ct. Saul ssies
ben, ais er I'M Sesuii mar, NIT benz Giisns
babnsnse mad ieiner 9eimatb ;uriid,utsbs
rem. Seit bieIer 3sit lift sr ueri6wunbsn.
Cine Eepiiion Der GountytaHe ;siste ein
Oeiisit Don $1,000. Sas Gountp lit burd
bic fir Saienitab seIeiitete Siderbsit uoI.
fommen ssbedt. gis bubin e~rfrsute iid
9aileuitab zines iebr suten Hufss.
@abrenb oes Istten Sommers ~Iieierte
bic &diefabrit gu Blue Gartb Gity % ,226
Yfunb &Gie.
Gin betrIbenber Sobssfau rreis.
nste ltd lette ISOLDE bel minneapolis.
Wiuiam powsa, elm 5armer, mar bamit
bei9ditist, @eIidtorn auf;uIaosn, aIs Der
Wasen umitir;te unb nit Der seiammten
Sabnns auf ibn feel, wOourd CT isinsn TO-
fortissn COB fanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
Sic Ginwanocru mmo Der
Sti0cu.

Dap ser Siben lid in ben letten Sab
rem lebr picl nit Dem Nnban Don SroS.
friidten beI3Giti9t bat, ut erpieienc Sbats
Jade. Nud Der Nnbau pom &artoiieln II.
6raut unb Die Seuernte iinS bebeutsnSer
mic friber. Dies miro ba;u oicnen, ben
Siioen ieIbititdnbiser pom 1tprOen unb
Welten 81 MAIDEN wenn BARN iebo1 Grs
folsrei9es s~eIeiitet werben iOu, 10 muB Die
OOrtise SeuOIterins, wcibe wie i6warse,
on ben re9uldren Sanbbau sewObnt werSen.
gtur in wenigen Siitritten bes Siibens i9lies
ben SooensS erbGltniiie ben Inbau bon
@etreiOe, @emiiie unb &artpiieln aus,
lpGbrcnb in pielen @esenben pieI beiicr
@etreioe unb 9illenirii9te iorttommen
piiloen, ais Saumpoue pber Sabat.
Die Sbee i'm Sioen, bie AUDI pom Sie.
len i'm NorSen setbeilt wirb, Dap berielbe
bur6 Ginpanberer pom Noroen ODER GU
rcpa ben aaii6wung icines 9anbbaues be-
wertlteuisen miiiIe, 1T cine irrise unO
hat ii6 in lester .3eit als unprattii9 Der.
ausgeltelt. Mlau bort ,lpar Damn unb
mann bon Golonien europaii6er unb noros
li9er 2anbIente, Die I'M SiOen gut fort,
fommen, aber nod uiel mebr pon perun,
9lidten Seriu6en bieier Dirt unb pon Der
Giitfebr FOLDER Sauern nad Dem Norben.
Sas iiiOli9e Sltma iast benz golt aus
bent nSroliden europa ni6t gu; Seuti6e,
Gn9Ianber unO SrlGnber sieben Die nOrbs
Ii9en unb Mittelitaaten Dor. 81 lit es
INNER sepeien unb ipirb es bleiben,
ielbit wenn Die iiOli6en Yflanser enbIi9
ibre sroben Sitter seri6laaen uno on feline
Vauern u%ertaufen wolten. Sor aler;
Oingen iouten iie bamit Die armen 2eute
i'm Siben ieIbit aniaiiis MAIDEN unS nidt
auf 9eute re6nen, weI4e aui soIoene Ser.
ipre6unsen bin ibre griparniiie aus Der
6erne berbei brinsen, um Die lesren &ailen
Der YIantasensSeieer gu iiusn ober nit
ibrem 5IeiB ibuen bic brad Iiesenben Can.
Sereien gu beitellen. y9ili Dir ielbit", lit
Der einsise @abIiprud, welder benz SaSen
pieber auibelfen tann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
@iSconfn.

Sm Btri9t bss lanbpirtidaitli6en
departments 3u @aibinston bsiBt IS, baB
bic PreiBels (Grambsrrp) Grnbte in Stem
Seriey, Wiseoniin unb Minneiota Don
Snietten pieI seIitten bate. Die Sopfen;
ernte lit OurdidnittIi3 gut.
am %. DIT. Nadmittass j llbr rel
elm I'M inneren bss Sburmss Der tatboIiiden
&irte gu Ssnoiba arbeitenber Mann, ga.
mems SSobn Doctor. 800 SUP tisi binab,
unS bat auber einem Seinbruds, idpere
innere BsrIesunsen SauOnsetrasen. Man
3~rpeifeIt an ieinem Nuifommen.
&abrenb bss 0smitters an 20. DIT.
purSe bas l9aus bss 9rn. Ebil. 3irbes in
Racine, in weldem oerielbe einen @roce.
r~ieitore nao einen Gallon Balt, pom Slitc
9etrciIek Der Strabliubr bur6 bas Dad in
Den Salon uno i9Ius Elm sroBes God in
ben 6uBbOben bsiieIben, Obne irgenO ie;
manb Si uerIeten.
8dren i9eineu SicieS Sa5r i'm noro.
peitli6em @iScOniin icBr gut 9erat5en 81
iein, better ais Die Sceren.-Sn UionOoui,
Buffalo County, wurOen lette ISOLDE ,ruci
uon Der 6amilie SEES umge:
6ra6t, pie bic alma n0rprcB" mittbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09

NeiSwirfuns anf ben Masen, wobur6 sus
tss SIut nnb ein Sen 9lnsriiien Der bSsartiss
item Sranfbeit wioeritebeno,s @epebe CT.
Seu9t werSen. IS lit alsn Tferoebeiisern
gar wobI betannt, SaB gierbe in sutem
3uitanoc anitedenoen &runfbeiten meniser,
als abSetriebene uOer i6Ie6t sendbrte, IN
terporien iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09
o@el(a(6e
-epu-
pr. 2'eter S6wimo,
(aas %Quremture)

(aas SureuiSure)
bell, ftiimms Sdnet, geunetn ann Dirt. ~ktfsnsss hard
5lintenf6lie Yerurla6te. Tunet Srafs bel 5rausu, lHpsrt
9ntsnntuns. inners 3ns6sui6desn uns f~srepbulsfs Rrani
tetsn. ME ty4D1eAslisetr, StreaunssH on irsrne sintm
lttiis Zee 3sfeAA Batnret. une ftlimmsn Sais aud 10
70 Gin uni6astarA Stilmitttl fur NIT gntansuns Der Gin,
ssrsies t~ttaftets Ws&Hsrinntn. fur Sf&iinime ausen, far
Slutaiasu bel friiatn geuussn v. alt arisn fSweer SDunsm.
preis; BUR srsss Ssrsu si.0. gialrt 50 CITE. -
Risint Is Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-11-09

Sur G%inpmSerer
YertraaensmannS ,. ,. q. &. G.-2,.
SOfepb G0Ible,
is3 on 3tcs2irafs rs.T Cattle @ersu, G.sJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

A SITUATION WANTED-AS COACHMAN AMI
N gardener by young man. aged N; strictly sober; Is
good vegetable gardener milk and make himself
full. Address c. box l23 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED-BY A RE
VI spectacle mddc-aged man understands the
horses milk and be generally useful years refer
encos Address r., box 227 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10
Chambermafds, sc.

Y GAY STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBERMAID
60 do light housework used take Of children
first class Call address for week,
Miss B. CULIANE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

Cooks, &c.
A s FIRST GLASS COOK-BY A COMPETENT MAN,
~ In hotel, boarding house private family; city
country best reference. Address COOK box tn Herald
upeown Branch Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

COACHMAN'S SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG
" man understands his business thoroughly; Is willing
obging city references Call adj
dress COACHMAN, 12f West 10Th st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

ARDENER.-BY A SINGLE MAN; CAN MILK
VI attend furnace &c moderate salary best city recon-
mendatiuns Address j. X. box 1874 Herald olico,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

GERMAN AND WIFE PROrESTANTS WITHOUT
VI chldren want situations: first class gardener
willing make himself generally useful gentleman
place would like cottage 10 live In, whore the wife would
required do the family washing Call for two days. at 81
Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY.. JAN. 2.

SA1URDAT. JAN. z
eanship BAlo al
loan Supplementary NAL the POst-Onee al ll:JO
m ssnship l from Pier No. So North River
Por Eurpe Southampton Bremen by the steamship Seear
mails close 81 IL 80 Supplementary hal closed az the Post
Ohoe 1880 p Steamship iron Pier cot o. IhJ
ST. HoDOken
por etc steamship Acapulco close at 10 So pie
pensrY the POsOOe II eeAAAhp salk AZ
u NJ. irofs Pier No. AZ. North River
Ma West Geo. ". Clyde close a. y n
Steamship al ) N. from Pier No 20 Bast hiVeI
BUNDAt JAN. J.
All Mails eose at oeleck TIv rv.tOhoe Ia IRON
q. Ia II AZ
Mails iOr the NeHIOrH PoSoGce ever sA
ct 80 %.
tayh Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF NEW YORK.. l.
ARRIVED.
TYOr --latest ShtD NcoS see FDth race
Steamship City () hircbouse, Liverpool Dec II,
Queenstown 18th, mdss and TO John e. OaLa
CITY of San Antonio Pennington EeS-Orexns Dee "a
Kew 9th. with AID 10 c. H. Mallory Co
steamship Charleston Berry, Charleston De b. with mise md pass
70 J. W. Qginta L. Co. -,
steamship City Pehbmg hsh Rev Bedford. With ndss md
u.ssL 20 Ferguson l. WOoi.
Bsrt Name Ger), Schubert Bahia 80 days with msar
Bng Princess Beatrice (of sydney b.. 6inona Boston, IN
kaltst -
Big MArrarethe Dsn Rio Jane.ro 20 days with soHos
Brg Hattie Petts (of PsTrsbeO N ST. Pens HALIFAX ~ days.
with plaster 90,
schr Roger Drurr Pensacola Is DAYS. With lumber
schr Hattie Card, Moore Wilmington, NJ G.. aAyh with naval
stoTeA
sehr Charlie Miller Jones Few-Haven for Virginia
Sehr He'en X. Russell MoCAfey SevHAven
sehr. q. e. Budett. Rogers hes-HaVen.
Sehr Fly, Gardner. Wiekiord-
SehT. Agnes. Hodgdon. Providence
ANCHORED OFF SANDS POINT.
Bsrk La Plata Philips Providence.
WlNDSans hight, W.T. cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

O. or in all to complete the eousoi
dated roads to New York State line. The rouos 10
described "a follows: From Boston. by way OF tho
HGosae Tunnel, TO Lrko Ontario, across the iake 70
Toronto, aud from thence Ia Georgian BAY. bin -
subu ted the incorporation OF the Company under
the name OF the and Chicago Railway Traast
Company and places the capital stock ut s9soooeco.
Tue bu rs sgned by the Directors Aessrs Gus Clhpp,
John Il. Raft, Edwarl Crane A. +. Blake, and L a
IN allan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
THE BAY STATE TRANSPORTATION LEAGUE.

LIE DA1 b4A4E AtfANcTOh4A1lON A~LhNbG"
Boston, Jan. 1.-After a long preliminary
investigation Board OF Directors OF the Bay State
Transportation League have completed the report OF
their abors planning the feasible route 70 the
West from Boston via the Hoosse Tunnel The report
spens With the proposition that the etate shOad
convey al in lnterests 10 the Southern Yer
mont Railroad. the Hoosae Tunnel, and the
Troy aud Greenfield Roads 70 public corporation
sodated line, composed Of the Massachusetts, Central
vac Boston and Lowell Vermont and Massachusetts aud
~ ebbufg roads should be formed, IN cost. III
Guiding The -et0oe0o0, above, t26,sl16oS CO.
The cost VI doube tracks The Massachusetts
tspusl and the Vermont and Massachusetts
sssas and sUxAxhssaanG ma lssssf sstRsssd 70 We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
Tbs COURTS
TIE COMMISSION OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 1.-The Commission Of APP
peals will meet on Tuesday next al 10 OF Albany In
the Courtroom Of the Court OF Appeals, and VIII hold
two sessions a day during term No causes will he
set down for particular DAY or put tile term with
out a special order Of the Commission or good cause
shown. The following ia the dav calendar Tor tuesday,
Jan 6: Nos g. g. o. g. H. 1852, 49, 200, 232, and 2S7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
Frank $500 bail Tor stealing rings vaaed al "
from the Of Thomas Kong, at No. 81 Avenue B.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Aaron :.
1876 West Portysecond-si gave ba IN - 70
answer charge 785 "a the property tue Whale
bole Manufacturing whose ce is al 20 70 Howaa
Mchss Al 900 bail Tor sae5hg Charlotte Iba
IN THURSDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-Tn steamship CGv Of Hontrta tsn l-R
H. A. NJ DelLInothe Gerard Robt
HArdis Miss sevea' Mrs y Heensn Rev John VsssAAo u
Roberts Cumnlug b. H. As sODer. children and
H. Cnlehev HTs Cntchy and sklGren. g hta0ssn A
Robinson Mrs cove, Ma n Morris Rsv l. hsKsIAsa Thea
Carra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
Eeqal Notlers.

BROADWAY, lADELINE.-S Supreme Court
~ Ly Ad County Of New York-JOdN BORLAND LOUISE
RlkER, wife Of Ma han W. Rker, the said Nathan w. Rker,
Adshne Broadway formerly Adehne Wesou) Laura TaTor Kas
b. howand Taor eKee1tliK Edward H. Tray Peter
swenT AMI Luther Asr executors Of the last will and tesla
nen James Tayor Gecead Alice Mckenzie The LIVING NanGLa
Bank Of kewYOrk David houl'on. Henry hAtteson Milton H.
lhOmps0n, Timothy OGranns George Car Utica City National
Bank Thomas Walker Henry Smith The Tribune Association, Jere
miah g. Hamilton Henry p samuel rOsEer JulA Doohe
barles A. DOote AZ the last will aud ests
meat Of Charles Dootte deceAse he ugn AohAwh vai,y
and the amende complaint in s acton
which herewith served AMI ~ Of
the complaint the subscriber hs
Office 30 90 Wall the CITY OF HeU-YOrE, within twenty days
tbe hereof Of the 2eh
fail the complaint within the time Aforesaid tie
pAauf t action VIII apply the Court for the relief demanded
the smeDfed compsint
Dated. Dee r6, 1874.
CHARLES z. PTRONG Plaintiffs Attorney. az Wallst
Tho Amended COMPLAINS the above died IN the once OF
the CLERK the II NewYrk n the County Court
Louise the City oHwYOk the 18th day December 1874
dl9 lssOw5 CHARLES Z. STRONG. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

723 ASS Moon Nos H39
atSB SSTVB TED DAY-AH
SANDY Hoof 300 1888 Hell Gate Ferry. 627
vArsB TBY DAP
Hssk. 1888 400 Hell Gate PeEy... b6b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
Religions Notices.

Church Of the Strangers, ws-crI.rphce
DEEMS r.ss @ ssS s iss .ss &1s
pleading sef ssdsm" AN se-s fs.e.
p. sI inns csars m !" s
r-'sic saaaa1 1s:s :, $50 An .orssA- invited
Church Of ths Holy APeses corner sns
snA.vs Rev r LDSpd o. e%a,,s sGspIT WEN
ING Lsaro. 81 Apocalypse Free
Church 90 the New Jerusaem sWsienbOrsian Thirty.
hh st. between Psrt and LeIngtonavs open every sUhD
Dru Truth unfoded zoe Writings Of BAssus svsiensors
Cayary Baptist Church Sst.ss. PM s.s
S Evening subject. The uirSn wa Stranger. cordially
Church OF the Disciples,
MADISOS.AvR AND PoRrY-rPrH-sr.
Rev GEORGE a. HBPw0lTH, Pastor,
WILL PREACH TOMORROW, At 1890 A NJ AND 1880 p H.
Subject" How Begin the New Year Alright"
In the EVENING 73O-sn9ee Religious Moods snd Rshgss
PdaepIes
Loris Supper At close Of morning service
Congregational Bible Cl.ss and ssObath'ebool at B.
The Word. Prayer Service, viii be observed "WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY EVENINGS
SEATS CHgERFULLY FURNISHED TO STRANGERS
Compulsory salvation! ..,.,,.
tn. sa %Iu %G' Of men II t sb o.n CON.
s r God rian eonpo.o r,non for ~ who no. are ore
s us ' has .~ors b, nmseR h.t ali men avd
lisa 2224 w. ~ Of eOa 40 %sn en- s '' s asT
IN ally he sqboernss' soul ,Ia make
crushing IT, CPs No man can resist IL power sue
eesJ lie Struggle against aud posipole rs Ietr but ns
WILL be saved though lie guaes him INTO he'll % save
him. PA eIIIiL. s. lTITv, ~ Cor M Io hn Nrs.h y,
Of sin forever lie viii rsh ali iii ibey to do
II UIeh IL 26l Let no man hinE ih
repeat and sy The conditions fsyaoa.
The be must suae And the harder BIS
like soluues the Of alcohol or opium Su DO
her. refuge from The eOmpens love Of God sI1ep. !.
to At future will be obliged 10 Npsnt
''' repent All i' TS Ill HRb GSIvgR GLrsr CHURCH.
Of Bleeeker aBa Dognng-ss,
Win preach TOMORROW, Al lOa4 and y. o'clock
Reception members ami celebration of the Lords supper ~
Evening saSec UsveT,nlTn the rar.a; Of The Db~'
The publs u cordially invited.
Disciples Of Christ,
Tvoutysighth-s.. Broaowuy.
Preaching SUNDAY At 1886 a N aud 1880 N,
BY the Faster,
Rev. D. z VAN BUSKIRR
Public cordially invited
Dedication.
The Honse Of WOshp
ofthe
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Madiso n-ave.a and Twentynrth-t,
VIII be DEDICATED TO MORROW JAM
Morning Service at 1890 o'clock
The PASTOR Rev NATHL W. CoSKLING D. D.. WI 5rs''h .hS
the Rev IREN BUS PRIME, D. D. and HENRY NJ FELD d d.
will take part During s sefTis' ibe shUt WI D.
formally dedicated 10 The worship of God ~ r ,r-v1Rp
AFTERNOON sEKvICB At $3.50 o'clock Rev I GU ASA'
EvRSSG SERVICE at 100 OcOcL. Rev HOWARD CROSBY
M0EDAY EVENING o'clock church inspection and organ
wRbxEGDGY EVENING O'Clock. Divine services preaching
BY Rev WILLIAM A. lAlLoR, D. D. ,,oo =, -. Tam
Ia Il ocosk the pcvs will be offered for sale and rent
Eighteenth street N. Il. Church, Rev. ~ 5 TERRY
PsstoG-Seylets a. 4U5o = u and '''o > - H''-' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02
Corporation Notices.

CITY o NEw-YoRK, DEPARTMENT OF DOCKs
BAG AND A5 BRoADwAI NEw-YORK, Dec %. 1874
SEALED PROPOSALS for BUILDING -FOUR
~ DECK hCOMS proposals for this vii be
oss Of until IL
Of MONDAY January H. 1873 Por f information, Tse City
keeor. Copies for sale at Nc. z CITY Hail
DEPARTMENT FrSAscE BUREAU rHs COLLECTION OVl
TAxzS, CoURTHouE Pax 80 CHAHBRRs-sr Dec |. 1874.
ITO TAX-PAY ERS.-NOtice IL hereby given
to al Who have their Tor tie year
1874 undergned the the cOeo
non Of Taxes, before the LIST DAY Of January 1870.
On ali the LIST day Of January 1875,
teres the II will Be from
daT which GeVefed
Receiver Of Taxes o the date OF PAYMENT
No will be received t- o'clock Office bours from
m 70 m. MARTIN 4. MCMAHON. Receiver OF Taxes.
CITY NV YORK. DEPARTMENT FiSAECR, !
BUREAU rHR COLLECTION or TAxRs,
CouRT-Housk PARK 81 CHAH 81, Nov. 20, lS74.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-02

Elarnis ono biaIs HlGntkis.
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.-An
"A hss Marhlss5 nahs Aad a. sthsf
habw Marble Tsnne TO- IN. trade ELAbhR l5$ ksss
Eghires,s-s'. fmr- ave- N. Y.
STEWARTs Slate Mantes, Marble and Wood
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Religious Notlres.


Amiry Baptist Church. we Eseth.ave-
SUNDAY MORNING. e, lOl2 o'eioek. Sests free
Anthon memeT,ai Chsrch, Port-sghthst yes. Of sIs-
a NJ. and IA p The rector will preach.
At Finh Avenue Baptist Church, Wet Forty -siIthst
- Agedh EvENING 1906 Annual
dAy school at = N.
Association Hall.
Services SUNDAY Jan Bible Class conducted by Dr. TH0M
SERVICE OF s6EC led bs Come, AMI grn ~ oeo Adares.
BY Rev CANON D. Z. HUNTINGTON. D. D.. y O'Clock
in Leetere-rsom SATURDAY EVENING. o'clock PAron
Conyers.aoHA Bible Ca for looDg Aeh only TUESDAY KyRH
MEETINGS SPECIAL PRAYER daily at ga Oeosi in Lee
tIre-rooIa Tor al eases, viI:
MONDAY, Jan. 4-Led BY Mr. FULLER
TUESDAY, Jan 6-Led By Rev. H. ID. BuROHARD, d D.
"WEDNESDAY, Jan 6-Led By Mr. HENRY KING
THURSDAY. Jan lied by Rev. ": T. SABINE D.
FRIDAY ian. Sled by Rss y BGTT0AB ID. b.
SATURDAY Jan e-Led By Rev. CHARLES c. DAZZLING.
Beresn Baptist Church. Downing sts
Re- DAVIES Pastor VIII preach SABBATH hohaISG sEd
EVENING the usa. noun EVenSg subject Voice
Wsverne."
Brooklyu Tabersncle.-iev r. DE- WITT TALAA0R D.
D. having returned from his wait Charleston c. will
ROW MORNING Pa5hs Iniques"
dseosng Bad Books Es~spapsr asrsing
wee lO;3Oi evening 80. saae.y.cbOoi. o'clock
Church OF the Messiah, Psiys Y-four1h
F.-Rsv WILLIAM 4. ALGEk all MORNING EvEH
ING subject: The Law OF ads Ab d Economy HsmAn Life"
Christ Church, Ptnhsye-Hornbg Prayer Sermon The
Oeediruee o. Chr Holy Coamahion 1880 B,eniBg Prayer
sermon The Tons Cbns" Toe Rev Dr. THOMPSON
Charcb of the Cevcnant Pnesbyssrahl Rsrssvs
preach SUNDAY 30 iHsts s.voc. - IL .as $3.50 p
Sunday school $3.50 Lecture Hednesosy al 7ib
Tooper Tpfon-City Mission services.-Tbe Rev DR.
ossFs, Up.sa TO noaROw KyKRlHG eseei ssss ,ss
81 nsee vsie~DA
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miscellaneous.


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GYMNASIUM.-Mr. VICTOR RENOUF of
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colleges Address VICTOR RIroUR professor, Gag ThOmpsOnS,
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DennsIrp.

DennsIrp.
nR. WAIT & SON, IS EAST 23D-ST., have
~ metallic for Artificial stronger
and cooler than other and perfect
beat perfectly healhy-onlY $50 TheT
nor rsna God Rubber WORK low Fine Gold pggng
especially Teeth
and 5Uc each succeeang A young lady in attendaEce.