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p5y- WEST-VIEW BAPTIST

CHURCH corner Cary and Meadow streets)-
Rev. w. p. HINES, Pastor.-Preachng at IL A.
NJ. and 7:45 T.. n. every sunday Sunday-schOO
at $3.50. Prayer-meeting every WEDNESDAY
EvENIsG at 7:l5. Young Mems prayer-meelng
every MONDAY at 7;45. Cordial welcome to all
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REPORTOIRE.

REPERTOIRE.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 7rH - REGOLETTo
Miss Juch as Gilda).
TUESDAY MATINEE, DECEMBER sTH-
CAvALLERIA RUsTICANA guile as Turddu).
Preceding the production Of CAyALLERIA
the Balcony Scene from ROMEO AND JULIET
will be given.
TUESDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER SrH-TANN-
HAUsER Miss Juch in her famous role Of
ELIZABETH.
Seats on sale at Box q nice inclusive TUESDAY
MORNING.
do At
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TAXES.


OFFICE COLLECTOR OF CITY TAxEs,l
CITY HALL,
RICHMOND, Va, December /, 1891. }
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES FOR 1891
ARE NOW DUE and payable in this ONCE during
THIS MONTH. A penalty Of 8 PER CENT. will
be added TO all bills remaining unpaid DE-
GENDER 31sT.
Every male twenty-one years Of age and every
person keeping house or doing business In the
city is assessed for personal taxes, aud those
who have not paid any city taxes during the
year win please call and settle so as TO avoid
being posted as delinquent.
PAVING, PIPE, and SEWER-coNNECTIoN
BILLS are also due and viii have 10 DO declared
delinquent II not paid on or before DECEMBER
3lsT.
once open until p NJ
T. w. CUNNINGHAM,
de Lin Collector OF City Taxes.
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n.y. OTD.MARKET |

roy OLD-MARKET PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Rey. l. B. TURSBuIL, Pastor.
Preaching SUNDAY IL A. NJ. and p. ". Sun
day school $50 A. II. Gospel services WEDsEs-
DAYS NJ. Is
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D9 ST. PAUL's CHURCH.

Divine service every SUNDAY.
Morning prayer IL O'Clock
Evening prayer, \ O'Clock.
Holy Communion nrst and third Sundays Of
each month after morning prayer; fourth Sun
day at $3.50 A. NJ.
vices. Is
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHURCH

corner Pickett and Yenable)--R. II. PITT, d. d.,
Psstor.-Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Preach
ing at IL A. NJ. and $40 p. NJ. Seats free. All
welcome. q
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WOODWARD & LOlHROP.
PERSONAL

HAVING BEEN APPOINTED RE.
Ii CEIVER Of the property and assets used
IN or about the publication Of the paper known
as "THE DAILY REPORTER" a. No. 412
north Third street, all parties indebted In any
way TO the said paper ct time OF nay appoint
ment December 2, 1891, are notified 70 settle
Al once with me and no one else.
A. L. CHALMERS, Receiver,
Room z, 0oddin Han,
do SGT Bank and Eleventh etreets
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,sF- NEW JERUSALFM CUURCH

MIsSION.-The Rev. j. EDWARD SMITH, Of
Easton, Nd, will conduct the services at Smiths
New Han, 306 north Fifth street, at IL A. NJ
and & Z. ". Subject for the morning: "Ihe
Church aud Natural Science; evening On 1.-THE
Garden Of Eden and FAN OF Man" All are well
come.
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BVTHE UNION GOSPEL MIS-
sION.-There viii be the usual religious SER
vices held at OLD TRINITY CHURCH on
Franklin street, SUNDAY at 3 and 1880 T.. NJ, and
continued every night through the week except
Thursday and Saturday nights.
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FILINGS.

This department Is stocked with an excellent
assortment Of all the various kinds OF VElLlNGs'
while new novelties are received daily and the
newest ideas will be here seen.
We give O general outline as follows:
"CUT VEIIS.' including Plain, Chenille,
Beaded and Jet Dots, IN Balines. Brussels Net
and Tuxedos in styles innumerable,
Sc. 70 2Oc. AYEIL.
Tho popular sINGLE-WlDTH YEILlNGs, in
Guiding Grenadine, Sewing SILK, Barege Aallnes'
Brussels Net, Tuxedos. in all tho newest
"meshes," both Plain, Chenille, and Jet dots
Prices from 10c. 70 65c. yard.
LACE-RORDERED YELLING, In Black ana
White, 45c. TO sl.25 yard.
CREPE-BORDERED YELLING, 8Oc. TO 9Oc.
yard.
LACE-BORDERED Wells, in Black,
Zoe. to Sl.5O A VEIL.
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nsy- GRACE STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH-Rev w. z. HATCHER, ID. d., Pastor.-
Services SUNDAY ~ IL A. II. and at Z. NJ.
Wednesday at $ p. NJ. ts
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.NOTALOCALDIsEAsE

Read this from Mr.. p. b. Stout. weli-known
merchant and lumberman Of Sheridan, Ina.
~ want 90 say for the benefit OF suffering hu-
mainly that HOODS SARsAPARILLA Il A PERAA-
DENT CURE FOR CATAERH. After Funerng WIN
catarrh In my head tor a number Of years and
using every oDtsinabe remedy was requested
by our druggist. Mr.. c. f. Elliot to take hOod 3
Sarsaparilla did 80, and after using three or
four bottles am healed Of the most annoying
p. b. STOUT,
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Rejected communications win not be returned.
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REAL ESTATE.
Rus1NEss AT THE EXCHANGE.

rberc ras again d good attendance at the Exchange
Yesterday when great variety OF properly WIS
James l.. Wells held combination sale OF var'ou'
properties which brought good pi1ces. Two io9 "
Jeromeave near BelDontst., 15Hlo4' presu"''
hrouoht "a. 400 from william G. Mead. A three'sVory
and basement dwelling lot o5x44. 10 oheIan',Ou
and-sixteth st.. near Raroadave., sold 10 ~ oohen
t s3 $50 The corner Of the Southern Boulevard anu
penford-ave full lot, sold TO j. b. Drcok Tor Qi'"'o
Four lots in yanderbiltave., near One hunofea anu
eightIeth brought 81 $50 each from r. te Ss@e
avenne near onehundred and eighty sold 70
Joseph Weber for 81 800 Two lots In Arthur sv,Ii
near Kinesbridge Road, brought 1919 each H'" WI"
nam " Valuable business property on plot 1Oxo2 sola
for $500 to W. W. Edwards On a lot 4ox7s sold TO
Paris for 5000 IA s %SaSy a Paoc, brought
40 go from II. D. Clark The conner 81 Armand Snt
Place 22xsO sold 70 B. Leroy Tor Ios n the Park rS
in BostOnAve brought III 100. sor 1a each to
r. b. leroy the corner, 62x108 T Si wsSs,er 70
George W. Taylor lot in Ia SsGS B rar L. Ken
ven d to Abort ste ss@ 'G No.
fonrstory brownstone house on lot lo1sa ~ BnS
4seSo Uertd e N Ra is4 East
eeHths threesory house 81, On ao lct the bidding ran
from s6, 600 up to $3.50. Edward L'uoe was '"0
buyer. 49,, Voc oeo and os4 West
hnnd twenty thirdst, fve-story aonoIe
apartments they sold for $20,7OO and SzooVSS e1
Io+S in
miller q Son offered under foreclosure thTee io rso
COnyentave with three-story brick dwellings TN same
thev hronpht ri $50 each from b. Lyon Inc 1a,.le
bsIyer took threesory brick dwelling at ven w.
and Onehundred and forty fourth st. for S2oUWv ~
hrec-stoy dwelling lot 2ONloo, Dene 80 80, oco
West ono hundr ed and forty fourth-st, fr SIzSCv
No 450 West hundred and forty fourth IT, r Yr
story brick dwelling, and No. 481 snniar um nry
on lot 20x1OO brought 80 100 each three so as
dwelling in West Onehundrcd and forty fourhs 6 es'
r A. Novins was the buyer No. 400 West o s
sold o6 to E4 9S s,m nSa bgyer
lanes q Lalor offered under foreclosure NOS 4oo
to 4i2 East one hundred and eaS' and
Firyt-ave three thPeeStory stone front dWenhs I
iois Zach I7x1OO: they Drought respectively Soooo'
AZ 600 and IS 400 from william H. Harrison.
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New.York, Thursday, october g. leol'

New-YOrI, Thursday, October D. Io'A'
The following sales were held at the EHenanse H"u
Auction Room to-day; -.
4storv dwelling. with lot, No SO1 Msdsonaye, east
side s25 IT OF 67:h-st lot 1sxs4; James MahOney'
Sstory dwellings, with lots, Nos 4os to 4l2 East
119h.st % # Of 1staye, lots 17xlooIo each
h"9r 5sory buildings with los Nos ?62 and 2g4 West
2sd.s 16o Il Of shave, lots 25xlOo each; Nc
$stofy dwellings with lots Nos 455 and 4S9 1 ~ soS
similar building with lot No 19S l44th-st' adjoining
aboye sm II Sdngs with lots Ms 4G5 and 4e7 Hath
st, adjoining above lots 196x99n EACH ROBERT iouns'
similar building. with lots on CGnventsy We E,o
corner lots eae9 oS PsSe 7sSxi@ox
80 bGS 81 any W Mead sFpi1 s8 500 u
dTe3g Win S S NS 5:q 1S SSaes g. $50
lot on Southern boulevard corner fehioru''e'
lots yanderbltaye 20 II q IS SO 2oxioV
each K Holder and II shpman, 70 Vo0i; ., osx15o.
/ lot. vondTbiltave, 22j IT OF lSzd-S'' Z'Ai0o'
lots. ArthurSve, 29e S of Kngsbrdge Road 25x
i'T Fo % OF land EnssSndge Road Of MarIOnave,
d R RiSs:E6t %Es Ros No" S Ss fsf
o, Gy hGS g 5 % i0f caaR e
lot on Perotcst o6o corner Arinanu fi''e 'O' ~
so ot e BSstonayS. PCS # Of Perot 245x1osx
o47xIOi5 smadbeck 81 $50. ,..s,,r 1.rswav
as{6 Ss s,sh s Tog ssS corner M''A'u r''a
lot Bainbridgeave, corner Mos nnn PARKWAY
Sdt 81 land on Moshoa PARKWAY through to
Nesst Of 8ePbF Mc s a7S
lot Travers-st, 81 # OF Weoster-aVe ZooA'-'o'
Albert Smith SOM D. corner 7thst e5x1os
l fhrs an & and Mary TSOmpsSa 400
e5xii iS's each i1 Let's. $3.50 ,,a,.
8 s. G Of 4thaye, lot 22nOO11; Ed Lambe $3.50
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prcopDEp MORTGAGES.

Adele. Christian, to J Schneider Of 0oth-ss' OF
Bt.iner r;s Nm D p,,,Stgaaes 500 900.
a'',yS polinc to We'll, OF Lexirgton'aVe' oi
0ct bats uf Aec to Donelan, Of 5Sd-st of 1itave
po9t ar Frederick to II Cafman, 16oh'st Of
1oRaye' 5o ysa to lawyers Title ms Co. of sistst
Of SthSe uy gu IT, to oRorke Of Tnton-ave
IIorrcr, Edward H. TO hroe']er' . Vi 0o'"'" Va
oc HOFFMAN benjamin p Tresdder, of l2othst
o! 3th1VG gerenee IT, to Hagarten e54 Broadway.
ySa5 20 inst for the Savings of Merchants Clerks s2
Xexander A. to Alexandria Jordan of 1885,
ST. c Josonh to iioFem savings Bank Of North
adaTe. 4 Of Girove-st year, $40 ooo ---o,,oo.vo
I0e, a.tR Ward A Year s22 2C6
ockman Mary r. to Harlem Savings BANK s corner
Madlson-ave and Groyest, year SZ,'VV' ,osa.,t O,
Lowenberg Edw9dd' % n b"''H d" A-'" "
Morrison. sarah to Jayne, 12sth-st Of 7th-
ave ,t,5SS SJt HSrrs to rG-ansly. LudlOwst
Of Delancey-st year, 81 900 - n,,.. ,e.h ..
Rutherford. Winthrop q, 10 ID hoomson' io'n'S''
S:e1hens Laura 70 4 Steers, 1l5th-st OF 9th
Smth Samuel " b, to F Henke, Downins.st
Of Bedtord-sto ! year S9;oSM2 ab,cr orchardst OF
DanphInais. Victoria F. zoner Lumber Company,
Morton.st e Of Hudsno-st ns:alis, S09l7.
Kat. ABRAHAM 70 Hassey Avenue u. of Iith
81 IoSSeSberg Edward to A II Watson, n sths:. of
Lynch Thomas j. 10 j Lynch, esth.st, OF 10th.
SaueFwcn, John L. to H Arnold. co South 9th
67th.st. months. $1,000.
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LABORATORY PRACTICE.

A Series OF Experiments the Fundamental Principles
Of Chemistry. companion volume to THE New Chem
Istry." BY Prof. JOSIAH PARSONS COOKE, LII. D.,
Professor and Director Of Chemical Laboratory
ward University. 12mo. Cloth. s1.0o
mental principles Of chemistry, Ike the here outlined
is suitable for the pupils Of secondary schools than
meage description Of the scheme Of the chemical ee
which presented in eptome by Of the element
airy textbooks this science and in order bring tho
experimental method within the OF all schools Of :h0t
class writer has sought 10 adapt TO the purposes
s.ructon household utensils such may be made
by tinsmith, found at any housefurnishng store
The ought 10 be left TO make his observations
and then 10 interpret the results with such aid may
necessary from :he instruetor."( From Preface.
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Musical obstruction.

Musical obstruction.
Nj ETROPOLITAN COLLEGE, or MUSIC.
WI PUPILS ADMITTED AZ ANY TIME.
This college has equal for OfOughncss Of instruction
and the absolute safety Of IT. methods.
feature in connection with the College is the Resi-
dauce Departm Tor aides. whore pupils nom distance
accom- Cdlted with board and every facility for prac-
tce and study.
The Bo4 Of Trustees all OF are actively engaged
giving nBuctiSn the Metropolitan College OF Music
are. Dudley Buck, pres Abcrt Ross Par70ns, Yccpre
Harry Rove shelley, % vce-pres Charles =. Hawiey
cal director Emilio AganOnt1, oDeTatic director
George NJ Greene auditor III rlrrt W. Greene, secretary
and For particulars send for College Annual
10 AND 21 Fast FOURTEENTH New.York City.
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Citp Dropertp for Sole.


II OR SALE, lease exchange-260 West 72d.st.. lot
25xlI2; new 4-story house, with dining exten
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Nrw publitat,cns
DUBLISHED TO-DAY:
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SOCIAL ANTICIPATION. BY Dr. Theodore Hertzka.
12no, Cloth, 500.
A most interesting attempt 20 work out the social
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ONE REASON WHY
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It Is not often that novel author Is such
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Part the Property IS O thoroughly good book.
It is refreshing 20 lead novel in which there Is not
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Hoboken

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Autumn Resorts.
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THE AUsTRAL,

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Rioing ArGoemies.

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ID RIVATE TUToR.-Preparaton for college:-A. EVER;
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spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERk LOO 6th-aYe.. cor 2Osl-s@
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WANTED Lady to learn Kindergarten; when grad.
w uated assisted obtaining position can take
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORWICH LINE.

F1vor,te INSIDE ROU Ak];S l'EDGti5p
10 NEWIONDON, 81 90; NORWICH, SL20 WOHCES.
T,R ~ 90 BOSTON $500. Corresponding reduction TO
ali Dolns East leave Pier 30 North River next
"boe DssbTosses-s Ferry, daily, Sundays excepted at
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THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
L Madison square, 25th-st, Broadway and 5th-ave.
Send for circular. Term begins now.
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THE LANGHAM,
5TH-AvE. AND J2D-sT.
Now open for guests choice and elegantly furnished AID
decorated suites with southern exposure most exeiusvs
location city; cuisine and service exeeed by none
II. C. SHANNON, Manager.
HOTEL ALBERT r
11TH.ST, BET. BROADWAY AND 5IH.AyE-. NE ,,.
YORK Location central ideal hreproof building suites
Of two TO six rooms leganty furnished cuisine and ser
vice I'm passed; terms favorable for winter.
" ROBT. ]. BRADY. Manager
MANsION HOUSE, BROOKLYN HEIGHTs.,
Directly opposite wsl.st Newtork pinuses 10, W..
from Fulton or Well-st ferry and the Bridge terninus
superior accommodations reasonable rates select family
and transient hotel: 200 rooms. Send for eifculA
I'd IEREEPONT HOUSE, Brooklyn Heghts-Two mi NV,
from Wall-st. ferry. Specially adapted TO nnInesk
single for gentlemen special rates for pefmane"
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Dantirg AtaoemlfS.
ALEXANDER MACGREGoR. los WEST 10Th; ST
"A PRIVATE AND CLASS LESSONS IN DANCING.
Any time by appointment.
/,ART, MARwIG's SCHOOL FOR DANCING. Recital
y Hall. Music Hall Building. corner S7th;st and It'll
aye-Ieginning October II. Branch, 13l West 6Sthst
Address 10 private residence, OF 7th-aye.
Il FRNANDo'S ACADEMY 1872 East 55th-st. Glasses
j forming. Private lessons any hour All the new
aud fashionable dances taught rapidly send for circular
~ GORGE W wALLACE'S SCHOOLS, MUSIC HALL,
" 5Zthst 7h-aye-Eirt lessons Saturday afternoon.
HARLEM school, so and " West I26tn-st. See clcusr
{, AUSE'S DANCING ACADEMY, now open, Adepm
- Hall, 52d-st. and Broadway all the latest dances;
Art OF Dancing" best published. soc. copy Send for
circular.
m GEORGE DODWORTH.
opens Saturday october 18th.
Glass and Private lesson.
Mems Class commences Dec. It'll.