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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26
AhaEasoR.

We are authorized to announce A. Y.
OLDHAM az q candidate for Assessor of
Hays county.
We are authorized TO announce Il. s.
FORTSON a. a candidate for reelection to
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San Marcos Mill. lee and elm Co.

II. IN IN charge
I've shove e.
Sashnsut And
~ give auen-
|@bA ihde
|EN@9ts 10 the
|EF seasons
..,l silIbe
PN8honKsn
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

J. A. McGeil's Famous Specific,
ugs Blossom, q positive cure for all fe-
diseases. Every lady can treat herself.
als by Mrs. ]. N. Hall, at the old Bel.
place. San Marcos.
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.srI buckles at ]. 3. Travis.

,ou want straw hat you can get II q
rovu price Of ANDREWS d KINo.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

j. +. Kone & Co. are still running
e meat market next to Hutchin's
ore where the best meats may
ways be found. Give them q call.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

A ,u0sr and Bacon at reduced prices
j, H. GABY.
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w hats can now be had at . bargain
JOHNSON j. JOHNSON.
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a. All kinds constantly arriving.
JOHNSON IL JOHNSON.
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The tents for our Chautauqua were oil
engaged before the opening, but moro
have been ordered.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

We we're absent at the annual election OF
officers for the Cemetery Association in May.
but regret to learn that as little interest as
ever was manifested. There is general
delinquency in the payment Of assessments.
Something has got to be done soon. More
anon.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

In It's proper place will be found the an
nouncement Of B. G. Neighbors, Esq, for
County Judge. He is a worthy and popu'
lar gentleman. competent for the position
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26
Notice.

OLD NEWSPAPERS 25c p 100
this Office.
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,oh.sso. fresh from the factory, q
~ hound, at Finuie q Edwards.
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IN thus insuriBg the best article.
Il. PETrTT
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

ooes dress goods OF J. 8. Travis.
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and THeDfoRD's BLACK. DRAUeHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Hays county:
]. A. Bell. San Marcos.
Reynolds 4 Doniel. San Marcos.
q. T. Bass, San Marcos.
I. N. Whisenant, Kyle.
g. NJ. Bergman, new home.
8. d. Gilpin, Dripping Springs.
]. W. Crow. Millseat.
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LOCAL BREvlTleS.

Our Chautauqua Is ''on."
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Q. II. Bass.
Dr1eC|-ts
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Ladies' having floral decorations for the
ohAutauqua tabernacle or grounds will
please send them In ct once. lily order
Of tho committee.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

~ WINE OF cARDui, . Tonic for Women.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

Hogg's speech at Kyle We learn was re.
gsrded as as extinguishsr Of that Of Cook
O short time before.
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To the Democrats OF Precinct No. 1,
HAYS Co., Texas.

IN sLAck.pRAuoHI tea for DyspepsiA
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The Rogers, the first engine which came
to this place on tho completion Of tho rail.
road In 1880, Ia still In use on the road. II
pulled US from Taylor on Tuesday morn
Ing.
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We acknowledge receipt Of the latest
catalogue Of Coronal Institute. II Is the
work Of johnson Bros, San Antonio.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

San Antonio is busy making preparations
for the big fair to begin September 80.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

M:E.ss:.. WINE OF cAaoy! for female dlss.sss
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After July /, Lott on the Aransas Pass
railway will have daily mail from Waco.
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CASTOR MEsLrER, G. p. & T. A.
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Texas has $50, 900 horses, the aggregate
value of which is ESTIMATED at $S3, 301 ,613.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-26

Two freight trains on the Cotton Belt
road were wrecked four miles north OF
Tylor Monday.
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James Stanley and Jerry Moore are il
iail at Paris for wholesale horse stealing.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

AT BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, 50th-st, 2dsve-The Pastor. Rcy. JOHN
PARKER will preach sabbath at 10 80 and 80
After short morning Sacrament and reception 0f
members. an Week. Of prayer and revival
services evening Of the ensuing week. sabbath
Pastors Bible Cla-, az 30 Pray ern4,ctns,
. 80. q 80 and evening. Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
BEARS MAY PUZZLE THE COMMISSIONERS.

There arrived here yesterday the steamer Lake Huron
two Messengers whose may arouse no end Oh ih
before they are settled. They performing bears ana
were brought over this country from Liverpool DIV Iour
Itaans who proposed live the abors OF the bears
The steamer touched Boston and the Collector of
the Port there decided that the Italians were undesirable
persons lie therefore prohibited them from landing II
il not known whether Doe incuded the bears ia his de-
esion He informed Collector ErhaEdt o. The case a. the
steamer was coming The Italians, however escaped
from the steamer before she left Boston and the bears ar
rived here without friends money visible means of
support
Two blue.coatcd custom House authorities TOOK possess
sion Of the bears and stood guard over thcm On the
st,amcr Their was a runor that there would be some
difficulty IA determining the s,atl, Of the bruins, There
were conjcctures whether the Board of Emigration
would claim the right dispose q these cases tho bears
being aliens and also having come Asre 10 the role oi
p.rfomers Being trained bears. could they not Dee taxed
because they did not he,e for breeding purpose,
Who would I1y the tNl II va, supposed. however
that the Young immigrants would eventually De sold a.
unclaimed baggage. An ur.Nefent was 40 the custom
House said yesterday That after oil Lc uoueht that me
Commissioners Emigration might want ~ ADD ih' bi7
70 their own unr,a.d collection Ia t-r iafi4iaed bear
garden.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Uintcr Resorts.
HOT SPRINGS. n. C.

(2G hours from y. Piedmont Air Line. 229 Broad
way; through buffet sleeper from WASHINGTON)
IL situate ed in of the but regions marked
on the L. 5 Census Map places where the Natives are
free from Throat and Lung diseases.
And il the best Climate during Winter and Spring
fOr Bronchial and Pulmonary TrOubles.
The scenery is Beautiful, Air Dry and Bracing.
Waters an inequalled specific for rheumatism 1out
Dyspepsia, Malaria. Nervous Exhaustion &c.
Baths, in Marble Pools the finest in America.
Aud the Mountain Park Hotel Is uneXceHed In
Cuisine. Comforts and Sanitary Conditions. -
Cardinal Gibbons. of Baltimore. says: II regard Hot
Springs, ~ C., Of the most attractive Health
and Recreation Resorts in this country" -
DIR. Lewis 4. Sayre, 2S5 5th-aVe. y. Y, says: Il
shall always feel grateful FOR the immense benefit have
derived at this charming place"
Henry v. Steers, Inspector OF Police y. Y, SAYS
speak highly the efficacy famous
ana saubriOus climate"
For circulars, &C.. address w. G. DOOLITTLE, Mgr.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
nnlaIes
iUnrk uunteo
Males

Males.
WM. l.. "a NlsfUNG.
:. Expert ASuuu.Iut sli Auditor,
E4tae- EuI..n- E'Hu @o. - raiN Row.
YOUNG NAN. ., o, .o0c education
% lud hl ..n grain. 1tou- desires Once
"ore. % RAM h.ti"N. H,om -, Irib-
1000" lNl'i-
4 ElI translator. .u.r.D'lr salesman
Y G.uaa COLLEGE at14ultr speaks and
whites Iu.I b.. German. itrnru. spanish.
Italian I.d r.ru-ur-. nuruUv. Address
b. nO~INIu>I. 3-5 nro'mr--t.
4 ior>G,H5> 20. a.r, P,'itiGn p, ..i3,.., IN
highest rrl.r.nrr. Atar.-, oH2 Fast lG2d->t
4 NI,al a.a'a . By n5... "a hoy Of, Of 10 cod ID
r,f.rrlr.- tHtr.-- s. 81 g.. Tribune Up
town Omcr. i-ao broadway
4 MANAGER OF agents. years in pros
a rut l",.u'r Gc-.r'~ Sh2ner; rt,a.
c.'1t" owner. n." 81 y'ar,. viii consider
81 would ,a,-. HANAGEK. =. .. Bon
-2 scranton. Pom.
D AKER~ by ri-'-cla,~ baker torcmen
ID Hld second hli is ou all kird, Of bread,
cakes and p.-t ..tN ur country. - Or
cchlrd--t.. arir Grand->..; ID. SCHAEFER.
- OOKKI.i PIER by Il youua man thor
ID ounh t'.c entry bookkc"per cNl'rl.
d
r.t.r.ucr.. Nddrr-, EXCHANGE. Bon -
Tribune ou..
DOY o.. wants to learn a trade has talent
ID fog drawing and i- handy with tools.
Address ~ Tf HHEL, % Durham-aNe., Jcr-
-ry tity irl ht-.
~ ON. l7. w-h,, situation In importing
ID or vhoh .tlr house. where honesty and
integrity WiN insure adN rncementi NO. !
references Address A., Tribune once.
D RIGHT. intelligent boy OF rs. Just !ett
ID school. desires good position. Ad-
drr,. d.. 90 CLurch-st., Jersey city Heights,
NJ.
GOMPFlFN o. accountant. bOokkceper and
\ cashier of many year, experience, WIN
best city reference and who can furnish all
security desired. is open for Enlargement
Addr,-- -. ll.. Po-toiicc foN lfli.
HOMpITENT ioublc-cntry bookkecter
~ want ~Ituat Jill; T. years VIVA la~I
rmployrr. go0d reference salary mode aI''
&. =. e.. .0t Jack>on-,t., BroohNh, l.. H.
EASHGEIt-l.NtUmg,, Young man would
u lis, q position as cashier, salesman,
or other employment. Address T. A.
Tribune once
HOII.ECrOR.-An experienced collector
Y want, situation, or would accept any
responsible position best references ana
bond D. H.. 1l5 West i25th-St.
nIVlL FNGINEERING.-B cXperl.
I cnr.d assistant a leNrller or transit
man. tall. strong and not AFRAID OF an axe.
Addrc-s c. T. II BEARD. 7. o. 9oN : l9S.
nEIVEE or rORrER.-By married man.
~ -. ,bcr and steady, In SOME wholesale
house; cat give II wears f'Ici'h'cH'
SHIELDS. - Chailton-st
EMPLOYMENT wanted Dy q young man
IL having general business experience;
-tnrnpe warehouse preferred best refer
ences wages moderate. Address b., Ala
West 1sth-st-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
CrcsslnGkinq.

4 RTI~TIC DEIs~MAKING.-E Evening
n dresses designed Tor young ladies and
u. .-.,- iu most becoming style, goods
purchased d., desired order, at short notice.
MIs McELEON. - East 9th-st., opposite
Denning'-.
ETIsTlC DHFSSNAKING.-W Weekly
y fashion, received f0r street costumes
and carua-. GOWNS; orders 40 short notice
Mr.. M.ELEON, - East 9th-st.. opposite
DDnnine 81.
4 KTl~TIC dr,--maklnc; perfect hitting
\ Do-'umc,. "a act- and wrap; winter
STYLES il.u. .N,ulu dr.--.- at -h1rt notice :
rlrc, Moderate. NINE. OWEN. 2G2 West
-3d--t.
nEIS~I~ finely mad. ~ moderate prices
~ durn. iiuYtr. tea gowns specially ;
most r,.h. l,4. patterns for -1Ur Carefu4
cutting. Na. EINNoLp. l'3 J.. 1'th-st.
nEI~~NAKIE would like "a few moro
~ customers a' home; cuts and ut, hy
y T Tat....- -l-f.n.. a. -I-ltn- 1uC d!al-
ing hr it.t.,i1-- 1it.et-. Mrs. FOLLY, q,
lot i.hr,.. -i-t 'o.r.
nEEo~N .KIND 10 home, 80 mp: stylish
~ draper Ir.fstt uttrr. O'BklEN,
4jG W,-t l'fl--t.
NltI~o> uE CONFIANCE. HENRIEr-
VI IT, MICHEL. ~ W"st i1th-,t.. I'M
porter -'r'.'. reception dr..~~..- also ladies
material uld up; IMPORT fall goods az low
prices
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
49, srocK MArKLrs-nY TLLEaEArn

1--we STOCK MAENI-Io n II-IlTT'T' N
Buffalo Jan. 3.-Catt.c-IcceDts la-; - hours, IIO'
read total for the wtek thus far IliDi jog same time
ast week 500: CONSIGNED tmo,en 600 head, go of
which to Ncs-York; 100 Tor sale Market hfn ana uh'
changed. S.,p and LamOs-I' lp la-t - hour, 900
head; total thus fl o., -N'i i"r lr -ti "
tine last week, j. 200 consigned uiior& e. 900 n,aa iyJ
Of which % New 1000 for sale. Narhi ro'' @ ~
active aad higher. Sn" Choice % extra - od11 90
medium 10 good common 20 ro'I, % ~
~ 1arui.-0o9l ~ choice SIS ~ jog laif 20 good.
81 50a - -: medium 20 iut as l3l-G io. Ioe--ls'-
ri,. a-t ~ hours i.O head total for fhr wcH uu,
fr 435iO. tor tlr saae time st "'n o3 5o con i1L'l
;Irogh 10 bead $50 col which 20 Nr"-1 Ot $500 I"f
~ D-and far and I.al... hrI. pice, advanced 3t
16r Mcduu.s and heavy. et o0oe3 3d. mixed, s5 70"
ca -: Workers and pt-. 93 5I. .
80 st. Louis. Jan. 3 cattle -t. apt, 600 head sip-
mont. 100 head Market strong. GOOD 90 fancy nal'D
st.~r, 30as5; fair % good DO - i04ei o -", ho7
and feeders. ~ 9Oas3 20; rouge leer. - - ~" ii"i
,tardr FAR % choice heavy, - 3oot5 80 pa'ln2
@r,dc, 81 4j0rJ go: light fair % best 80 - 3 -.
Sheer. Receipts. 900 head; -'upm'nt-. nom. Marie 1
etrong Fair choice r3 i1or1 Lambs, - oo"+' go.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Real Getnie nOanteo.

A FARM WANTED. dry soil. within one
n hour of city: must be within half mile
a A railway station viii Civ ln exchange
two nearly new cottages In hr-t.class ora r
at Cone' Island. adjoining Grand Boulevard,
Minutes walk from railway station prirr
owner. 20 Cnnfrn..t.. NeW.Nnrk.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
~ TUT TVTNTy.rOrETu sTHI.TT NTTnoDIsT

7 ItI.I.I
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, near 9th-avr. Roy. l.. VI.
STEAT1ON. D. D.. Pastor onmunion AZ DO 80 H.
preaching 80 subject. 'Bc-hazTaI'~ Vision. S1n-
day--chool. . O'Clock. Love fcaot az -. Week q
PRAYER services evening except Saturday az 40
SCAT free. al heartily welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
flats 60 Get. untnrni5he0 D

A LCAZAK, I20-12@ East s0th-st. only
"A one lpr. OF the nrw. elegant. nrrproof
auartfuonts u large ROOMS. all light ana
allv and cheerful with al modern improve
mont- for home comfort rent $3.50 per year.
4 IFRY desirable apartments. room, with
' bath. and an Improvements I'm
the new building No. ljJ East .2d-,t.
Aprly 10 jaI.itor on premises.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Cltn Real Gstate 60 Get

A LOVELY HOUSE. with nine bedrooms,
"A is No. l46 East 59th-st. new, mover
and attractive. only one left Of group OF
ten houses; rent low for the aSOmmOda-
tions offered. Apply on premises. or TO
OWNER. Room 80. 10 Cedar st.
DO LEASE for business purposes,
Il broWnstonc basement house, on 80
st.. between 4th and Madison aNcs. For
further particulars address {. W. b., IrlD-
unc Uptown OGice. 1,23S Broadway.
Brooklyn Real Estate.
TO LET.-Ihc 3-story, attic ana base
i mcnt high.,toOp brOwnstOne house, No.
= First Place. Brooklyn. House Is iul
- feet wide contains - rooms ana DatN
plenty OF closets, and all modern improve
ments nrst.class location and convenient TO
Bridce and ferries would De rented partly
furnished at very reasonable rent Tor A
term Of wears. Apply 10 j. d. II. BERGEN
307 COurt--t
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

A.-NEW.YORK TEMPERANCE UNION, Masonic
Temple 6tii-aNc. Oldest sunday o'clock.
NO uncertain sound mectnrs Addrcs, by Col
Our SHAOhLLFOKD subject. What FOOL, These
Moftais B." EDITH MASON, PETITE AIlCE. ue
child wonder the Shackl,iod children EMMETT DRtW.
'sool-t. BEAEDsLEY VAN DE WATER Orrani-t. Prof.
DIVIDE lither the Winrbuin Chorus Of thirty Voices
making Programme unparalleled IN tcmpcraucc.
III GENE NDEKJlILL j. d. GIBBS,
Secretary. President.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Nustcllaueons.

A LBERT G.. SPENCER. 276 oth-aye.
n betwren iTth ami lotA sts.-U mbrellas,
uarAslIs canes mad. 90 Order recovered and
fepair 4 prompt and reliable
II RICE si2 fur "Piuher's' home medi.
i cat.l NaDor bath apparatus IL VIII last
q lifetime ana cusrs rheumatism and colds
Sal-.room. l.l79 3f-ave.
INKE'S Horn" Vapor Bath Apparatus
1 ru..- c1.d- fh uUltism Improves the
{ nulsNfor and har1en.; -trengtheus the
,ys'rm price sl2 send Tor circular l.l7S
y1.aNe.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

LEXINGTON AVFNCE BAPTIST CHURCH. corne
11ltl-,t. Rev JOHN l.. CAMPBEIL f9,tot- 9
10 80 a. M: subject. "Thc christ ~ Matthew. -,
D. r.: sui ct. .J,,I- the city" Strangers welcomed
Baptism after evening service.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

FORTY.THrRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH Rev. BGDWEII. lane. D. D.. Iastor,~
10 80 M. communion service; 80 p NJ ann l\'Is,N
of vounc peoples praycr-mcetlnt; address by MI.
A,IOl;hE 4. MAERL KION.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Board ano Rooms.

A AN ATTRACTIVE 20 FLOOR;
n. bath. priyat' table optional 5th-aF".
al-o handsomely furnished icors. Win private
baths with OF without l0ard suites and
sllr locations highest reference given,
Information r'llabi, and free.
=. &. LELAND s. CO.
b6 W"st JIth-Nt
EKAMEECY PARK. NORTH
VI known a. l3f-l33 East 2t-t-etl
and attendance uucNccicd, also prlNA -es Ok
pTiNat" park.
NIADISON.AYF. IA Large single
I'i rrom-. superior table, reasonable
iA'es reference.
= wE~T 46TH ST Rooms. with board .
. parlor dining room.
ooD.sT. 81 wEsT. Larec e>t@n-ion
sli (or Two. tourth.-tory front; - fos Two
trn,ients, 81 % per day; warm roohs ,
liberal table.
DrWIsT isTu.ST Large room ou 81
- noor. With board references given
uad required.
oIgRNMIKCY PARK TO rout. nrlor
> fOor with or without board single
81 WEST 5I~TSr In small family.
% second roor handsomely furnished
cn suite or separately With board rf"r-
cure,.
OtWTNT WASUINGTON SQUAHE.-
OF Large desirable ~quar" rooms facing
park with board near Broadway. central
location.
- TH.Sr.. 1880 WT~T Scat. PHEASANT
% heated rooms. all convenience, good
board. -. table. 73.
OO DIST. 80 WESr.-Two rooms front.
O') -.coud no"r. overlooking Park; good
table. moderate sSu-. NlANlNtf.
D-E MNDI~ON.ANE -Iar-". haut-om"
: y room. with alroyr hrs.- class board;
reference.
40 LAST 5-TU.~T Pleasant neigh.
40 horhood large and small sunny
rooms. with OF without board Nciy rDa-ou-
able terms.
Brooklyn.
DOAItD Handsomely furnished second
ID story front ropm hall room adjoining II
DESIRED all modern impro> cm ut- -.ptior
table. best ~ references given. 3-' tliu-
ton--t.. Bruotifu
POPLAR-ST.. BEOOkLNN .- Two
cf iIuutr- from Brd-c and ferry fine
plIlor and alcoNc. -Ll'dhlc for two ccutlr-
men or married couple. board 10 i,Quil d
also respectable mrchauio7; - 5Oi nnr
location.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

That prophecy is not always Wise Is INC coinu'ilV
bolot of q vopng pastor of my acquaintance It
seems safe enough on January to assume that IN
membership of nearly 800 death will visit at least
one person, and so this text was used This year
tbon shalt die" But far as he can learn not
one member died last year, and now he Is advised to
repeat the sermon.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Counirn Real estate for Sale


A D. HOPE. 12I LIbcrty-st., makes a
n. speciality ~ Ncw-Jcr,'v property :
farms. houses and lot for sale and To rent ;
VIII register properties for sale without
chArgc.
At CRAWFORD. As minutes from New.
n York. on Central T. II Of y. j, deslr'
able FreEch roof house FOR sale rooms.
barn and fruit; 10: l0oX2Q0 go9d, situatlon'
near station. Apply To WM. d. BIG GEL0WI
Crawford. Union co. N. j.. or CHAS. LEO
ABRY. Al Maiden Lane N. Y.
A GENCY FOR MONTCLAIE Hand.
n some residences and stll1ing sites for
sale; houses TO let furnished or unfur'
nished. TUBBS & TAYLOR. Beekman'st.
H. OR Beautiful suburban house a +
L Rutherford. y. j., beautiful housr 9i
II room- all cOnSehlenco, hot ana c'ld
water. bath room, billiard room electric
light, throughout house, All IN pcfi"'t 0iu'I ;
now occupied by owner; - CITY LOIS large
lawn and garden. all Kinds Of ffuit' larIr
barn; carriage and outhSDnSsrs two W'"935i
mllu'es from CIV Hall. and house d, hN'
minutes from depot; most cNcrllent opl'
tunity 20 securr "a COninCdlou, hOuc' Nu-
dress a. l.. Rutherford, \. J.
L. ARMS.-Large. small, for sale. $1,000
10 $4,000, valuable fruit farm, with
q. 600 pears, LOCO Zach trees, all az gr.lt
FIELDER. 80 Llberty-st.
ORANGE GROVE FOR sALE.-A beau
" tiful and valuable property t0r par
ticuars and description address OWNER
Box 10. Tribune Office.
w ARDS NECK. Splendid Virginia
w farm. $40 acres COS In tillege and
3l1 In hardwood timber $50 acres are iine
river bottoms. cuts two tons timothy hay
10 acre uplands also finely adapted o.
grass; large mansion; beautiful view ot
Blue Ridge Mountains and river valley {;
ample outbuudngs large orchard. fenced !:
railroad and steamboat transportation J;
everything 81 good repair low price. w. g..
STEVENS Halifax e. II, Va.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Aiadlson-ave. and sd st.-Kev CHARLES \
THOMPSON. J.. b. Pastor VIII Dreach II y. and
a. m T,-nng subject. Luther and Germany
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
Ia coLLEeIATE KEroRMED cnrKcn. MAELLM.

FIRST CHURCH. 12lst-st.. near 3date.- Rev. J. liz
MENDOHF. y. D.. Pastor. preachc, at IL and 80.
SECOND CHURCH. 123d- ST and Lenox-SVc.-Rov g.
HUTCHINhON SNITH, y. b, Ia-ior prcacL,a =;
! 80
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISC0PAL
CHURCU. corner 6Oth-t, To- Rev LNS1GN McC rs; =;
NIY y u. P9-tor.-Ioly communion az a. NJ any
preaching az p. m. Sunday-school at . 30 a. H. All
are cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION-Unlon Tabor
nacle Church. 35h-st BroadWay Sunday afternoon
30 Addresses by General CLINTON b. FISK. who
will preside, and SAMUEL \. HAlNLS, SO OF New
jersey founder o. Commercial Temlsra League sub
lect Lend a Hand" Miss ANNIE PARK, cornetist.
JOSIPU BOGARDlS. President.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

ALL SOULS CHU KCH, 4th-ayc.. conner 2Oth-st-Scr-
mon Dy the Pastor. Rev. THEODORE G. WILLIAMS, at
II a SuAday-schoOl l. 80 -. The public cor
ClalIy invited. Communion service y. do.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04
nlty'' 1S 7:.5 religion poetry and song v"Ado-

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 155 Worth
St, WM +. BARNARD perntendcnt.-Service OF soni
every Sunday al 3 30 p. The service il almost who'll
by the children Of the Institution. Public invited. Do
nations of second hand clothing and shoes solicited.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

FIVE POINTS MISSION 90 Park-st (site Of the ol
Brewery Rev o. II. BOUTON. Superintendcnt.-Mo
Ing service 10 30: evening 80. Sundsyschoo at sc
A cOIdal Welcnmr 70 al strangtrs
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

NURSE ani ATTENDANT-To an invalid
~ lady: K Years references no objections
70 country or Ia trNel. Address AIIf'ND-
! ANT 4oi West 4Sth-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MADISON AVENUE RFTOEMED CHURCH, corner
67th.st-Rev. ABBOTT J. kIITREDGk, u d., Fastor
Will pr.a b morning AZ H. evening at fpi SiDysct 9
evening sermon Christ Washing the Disciples rect
Union bible clas, saturday evening al Q
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Preaching by the Pastor. Rev 9, DIV Hi'aDo''
NJ Az d 10 ou SUNDAY January >. Service, AT u a lh.
and g. d. u cordial welcome 20 strangers and those
without aiiy tlur. V uotar.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

FIRST PRFSBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5thayc.. corner
12th-~t Rev RICH AED u. HARLAN, Mimi Mora.
ing services. II M, chdrcns service and sermon az
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

MDArI,Ty CrIN0rNr MISSION. lOi West 32d-st.-
Eighth anniversary SUNDAY January >, 1880 Afternoon
at B. speakers. RcN. J. r. PAXTON. j. D.. ana ), IL II
VIRGIN ID. d. Afternoon. Musical Programme director
spencer W. Coo go. Nj bushnell ,arone, Dr. & MaS-
Arthur. Church. Mr. Graf tenor. pr ParkhurstS 'huI n
and other renowned SINGER making male ghntttyyl
I.l,uiuc Al go speaker. ItcN~ HENRY VAN pl lNf,
u ID FRANK Eti~SFIL d. . Evangelical Alliance;
and General CLINTON B. FISK. special muslcal
features under the direction ~ =. T. Gordon. esq
New-York tribune., 1890-01-04

BRICK PEEsBYIEE1AN CHURCH. corner Of 5th-a,e
and 3.th--t.-Ihc Pastor. ittv. HINItN VAN DAkI T.,
j.. D.. Will preach on SUNDAY. January D. at IL .. Ia.