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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
They Mnhc Arranremenfs.

The representatives of the several lodges
of tho Knights OF Honor OF this city met last
evening and perfected arrangements for the
entertainment OF the Supreme Reporter. b.
4. Nelson, and the grand officers OF the State
at Elletts Hall next Friday evening at S
o'clock.
On this occasion there will be public
meeting. and an address will be delivered by
the Supreme Reporter which will be instruc-
tive 10 all who have the interests of the order
at heart
This is one of the oldest and largest OF the
bene6cial orders in this country and includes
within It's membership some Of Richmond's
best known citizens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
THREE SPECIALS.

The first consists of line of extra quality
Silver Blesched Table Cloths.
These are of German make and are manu-
featured of smooth. round fax thread, and
have a glossy, soft finish. They nave red or
plain white borders around the entire cloth,
thus giving finished pattern cloth.
We have four sizes
IA, or by actual measurement. 52x5i inch.
65c. each.
81, or by actual measurement. ax63 inch.
90c. each.
1O-4, or by actual measurement, 5ixs5 inch,
si.20 each.
1874, or by actual measurement. 54xlOo inch,
sl.4j each.
The second consists of line of all Linen
Plaid Fringed Napkins.
Size Aka inch. usually sold at 45c per dozen.
Our price, 35c. per dozen.
The third consists Of line Of soft finished
Huck Towels. with fine open-work borders Of
plain white. red, blue or copper.
Size 2lx4O inch. 25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
Imported silk Items in TaffetaS.

Fashion demands these as the proper ma
tera for pettcoats.
They are almost 'festher-weight," yet COM
bine warmth and comfort 10 the extent that
no other fabric can. Once luxury. but the
cost now is so little they are within the reach
Of al.
Chan gesbls Taietas. FL a yard.
Black Taffetas. Pinch. Use. yard.
Black Taffetas, pure dye. 21-inch, 81 yard.
Black and Colored Ground Surahs. with hair
line stripes, 22-nch, CSC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Round-trip tickets to Petersburg, at re:
duced rates. to attend tho Virginia Annual
Conference ~ Z. Church South. now in ses-
sion. can be had Of John Morton. Merchants
National Bank; X. Z. Richardson, Virginia
State Insurance Company; G. NJ. Branch. iii7
east Main street. Hunter Co. 62s east
Bro adj street. or +. p. Hudgins. Fourquresn
Price Il Co.'S. These tickets are good on any
regular train until the 10Th of November, in
elusive
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
DEATHS,

BOSCHEN.-Died. "Wednesday, November
nth, At 80 A. ~. HERMAN c. BOSCHEN, IN
the forty-thrd wear OF his age.
The funeral will take place from 50. Johns
Lutheran church. Eighth and Marshall streets,
THIS Thursday EVENING st $3.50 o'clock.
Baltimore, Philadelphis, New ork aud bos-
ton papers please COPY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

How nicely Hoods SsrsaparilIa hits the needs
OF people who feel all tired ont" or run
down. from any cause. 1t seems TO Oil up
the whole mechanism of the body 40 that all
moves smoothly and work becomes delight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
CI,rvssnthemum show.

W. A. Hammond. 1O7 east Broad street.
will hold his annual show of chryssnthemums
on November 10th 10 18th. VIII show some
very large and handsome flowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

| have resumed business and am now pre-
pared to fill any and all orders as usual.
Your patronage now will be appreciated by
me more than ever before.
JULIEN BTsroRD,
1902 east Main street.
Agent for T. II. Binford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Charles Herman. Adele Belgrade, Henry
Ieirhton. Fannie Bowman, II. G. Barton,
Olive Oliver and l.. G. Dubois. are the lead
inc members of Mr.. Frederick Wardes sup
mort and are everywhere winning golden
oniniops for their artistic efforts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

The salary list and working expenses OF the
Minnie Hauk Opera Company are not less
than $1,000 weekly. The company usually
travels by special train composed OF five
sleepers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
DRY GOODS, sc.

What's the matter With Carpets?
The question is great. 1t Is our
task to study merchandise, aud III
this instance study led to the fact
that there are too many Carpets.
That's why so many prices have
gone down with a run. No mat
ter about the loss. You gain, and
SO it came about that we did a far
bigger Carpet business last month
than any other mouth since we
had carpet store. If we know
the case, this month will beat last.
The logic Of Low Prices is convinc-
ing. Here is one Of the items;
Wilton Yelvets and Body Brussels Car
pets that but recently sold for one dollar
and thirty-fye cents, at the round price
Of 81 yard.
4 short time since we sold selection
from these goods az 81. Now the entire
stock. without reservation, is put az the
same price
number of bargains IN Smyrna Bugs,
Hearth and Sofa Sizes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Frederick Warde's great performance Of
Relnheeor in The MOuntebank' is too well
known TO need comment. lie stll stands
nnriyalled in the character.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

IN. BEsr ioc. PIECE ofFINE sUN-CURED
TOBACCO that can DO borght In America ID
Hickok's No. 1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Hickok & Co., will pay zoe. per 100 cash
for Tags from their Brands NO. l., II. ID. u,
Fig and Caroline Sun-Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

TO the front on one of the centre tables, and
invite the inspection of them.
They range in price from 81 to $3.50 per
yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

"Venom0us serpents Of the United States
and the treatment Of wounds inflicted by
them" by Paul 3. Barrnrer. NJ. D.. Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia. The female urethra." 10y X.
2. Moore. NJ. d.. Macon. Ga "Blenorrhua
in women" by J. T. Jelks, NJ. d.. Hot
Springs Ark 'Hemorrhage versus shock. d
by W. L. Robinson. VI. d.. Danyille Va.
"fmperforation Of the rectum. by Geo. Ben.
Johnston. Richmond. Va. "Senile gangrene. ~
by Frank Prince Bessemer. Ala. "A case OF
induced abortion for relief of nausea and
vomiting. with remarks" by Christopher
Tompkns NJ. d.. Richmond. Va.
During the afternoon session officers will be
elected for the ensuing year end the place
will be fixed for the holding Of the next meet
ing of the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

"Tracheotomy for foreign bodies. with
cases" by W. q. Roberts NJ D.. Louisville,
Ky. "A method for removing impacted Gall
stones by means of solvents by Robert T..
Morris. NJ. d.. New York "Cholecystotomy
report Of case-fity-two gallstones and ten
ounces of pus removed recovery" by w.
j. Rogers. NJ D., Memphis, Tenn Treat
ment Of gallstones. with report Of cases. by
W J.. b. Davis. NJ. d.. birmingham, Ala.
"Nephrectomy. with report Of cases" by Ed
win Ricketts, N. d., Cincinnati. o. The
don Carter Gray. NJ D.. New York \. T..
The treatment OF injuries OF the skull" by
W. Fl. Hudson NJ d.. Lafayette. Ala.
Some OF the complications Of psoas abcess. -
by j. McIadden CASTOR. NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12

Is not my purpose upon this occasion 10
s,iompt 70 recount the advances and triumphs
~ general surgery or gynerio surgery in re-
cen! years These advances and their benef
cent results are too familiar 10 this assembly
~ need recital or nccentuation Ii has fallen
% our LOT 20 witness the realization OF the
hopes OF our predecessors who have toiled 10
.le'o nelds IN years agone. and 60 see in
many instances the PROJECTIONS Of methods
huherto incomplete and inefficient The high
-. attained science 10 established truth: the
greatest Projections in art is efficient simpI-
CITY Both are reached only through g long pro
.ess Oh evolution. wherein the essential truth
I" often overlooked and the pioneer work fire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-12
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC. NOVEMBER II. 1891.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
COOKS OF THE WEEK.
O

THE BREACH pa ss OF Eo5eTS fSST94 Bonnsfs
wARwICK by c. W. Oman l2mO' PIP 2AS' (Mac'
RrWISp A MASK. BY Louise Battles Cooper. 12nO
TOLD IL THE HILLS IL -, BY Mor.h da Ellis Ryan S'O
ruE ~ palms BY John De Witt svO, pp S25
1hk lEnspn D. + Rahdoph & Coz
PHYSICAL LABORATORY MANUAL ATD N0TTE,
BOOK BY Alfred p. Gage 12rno PIP III '"ihh
RACING "REMINISCENCES AND EXPERIENCES OF
TIE TIRE y sr GfSgs S5snan Gne'Siea Geea Co.
Az F1-YMOLOGICAL DICTIONARY OF THE GLE
MAN LANGUAGE BY +. Kiu2e svo pp 4oo'
0Yeorge Bell Sons)
TRor1$esAsL ca AFscA 1AgI5644 n Wea'ay asany D0"'"o
pARING DEEDS OF DARING MEN BY Captain
George L. Kilmer. 12mo p9. l72 (W o. Fo"iahdl
TMASE on fa5 55 49, w y e SSH De WIZ
TEE i2mo m.'pH pD IS IS tAnson on D. +. Randolph COS
THE HANDBOOK or GAMES by DR.. william f'ie
limo pp H. (scrbneT WelfoId)
GSSGWEff66uHSS or TE S the Ry r. faf
iemo. pp. 1874 (Clarendon press)
ALEPH. THE CHALDEAN. BY E. F. Burr. 12m'
Do. 413. wv. b KetGhufn)
MEDICAL NURSING. by J. Wallace Anderson. 1Omo'
pp 224. Games Maclehose SonsD
1ha 1zs. SOU Open Sf cca1s Furnishing COMPANY
i2mo, PIP. 81. FLOOD & vncent)
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF THE EARTH BY tna
Rev H. r. Hutchinson l2mo' pp' Nv w. mp
A MINT OF MONEY By George NJ. Fem. 12mO, PIP.
8el. o. w. Lowell Coz
TIE 1sns MysTfEY rs i or G n No oTs 1s Co.. be''A b.
A DOUBLE KNOT BY George NJ. Fem. 12mo, PIP.
THE LIFE OF LORD JOHN RUSSELL By oi Spencer pen &c
SrseRS S@s,Roi& { co.. '0'' '-''' -"
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
nrCOHDrD liOETGAGrS.


Aschor Mnry. 70 J Chuck 12dst e OF 2d-ave. 5
Years -IlO.O -
Alr.hans jacob. To sngeman. $50 MadisOn.st 3
Iraum,r Avis to Finder, 5th.st " OF Avenue e,
. Mars 5000 .
Combs pan Road ad, ,oirng land OF " Kodman $4,000
Ho1n,r TLcua. To B ME- Whtlock. ; 74thst " Of
Co,sr Jchr ana N,hoa, b Dr. Dock Savings lns,itn;
toa and Others. l35h.-t. Of Will'-s'e year IL
fdmuud. I,la; A. George Ehret SCI lst-ayc lease,
H,ror P.tc 10 Hamilton Bank and another. corner
Hoahau. Mary \ 70 4 X stewart, l03d'st' OF
Hartnann charles IT. to Boss 10 and 100 map OF
iorsan Arthur j, Henpessy, 81 and % Thompson.
iiammer.,SIa, oscar. to National broadway Bank. $
'2i,t Of 0thaxE m9nshI; "a s,esy wes, Houston
st. 9 OF rhompson.-t yeara. 10000.
Myers Lewis to LetItls King. 20 Ienryst mortgages
Never Bertha to Thomas Garry. 92dst OF 3d-ave
Mc,,lsdr. Charles to f Fritz n l5Oth.ss, OF Corr:
laudt.lSr yrars e. 100. ~
Muller Lcv, NJ to BALDWIN, S 9oth.st, Of 10th
f.ily. Hugh to ri lIirsh. cor LeSingtOn-ave and
l17tn--t months. -" 800 O . ,,,,,.,. . . c., ., - ,
Ed1to.E. Jaugs II, to W Kiuaoock . oh'"'e' Il o'
R,,n,,in Levy, to K W Townsend I2o Muberryst,
Erily iuu to c Kreisher ll5th.st, OF lstave.
s.oongr sarah c. to FOurot. $ 27ti.st. e of s,h
S.hrltser Jr.iinc Harlem savings Bank, istaye,
Of l'rtl.-' year, 49,
TrIll William G. 70 same. e F1nton-ave, OF Dater-
~ Vn u,r-i Mary 4 To- Equitable Life Assurance So
ci.iy % ll5tn-t, OF Othayc, years > mortgages
s56,o6
Wriaht S,uvel o. to X Ec~s. l2sth-'t, OF shave
WiiIincn. Aionlo. to W Dhon. Toppng->t. OF
l5itA--t W'ut'. Fi0".
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
pIrcTNCSc AT THE EXCHANGE.

The principal sales at the keai hs''v' r"rn,ond
yesterday were under foreclosure oy h' + " 80 q
Sos ,G3 and le5 Divlsion-st., and Nos. 10
C,nal.st. two and three story brick tenemenV
houses with stores The total lot Is 12X9oHooAoo'
regular The property brought s45soo from Darn@
Myers. No. 135 Monroe-st: is vacant io, A. Mon.
II sold for $4,000 to Morris Goldberg 40, uiih a
building in the rear on a full lot 1t brought Si0''''
from James shea. So. .o-.,o, IN Cherry.
81 southwest corner Jefferson, sold for SZooUo ~
Maxwell Dempsey No a5s Caerry t ynsoc,eadlnss FOL
81 Ooo and M 153 south-st. one-stOry frame DulIa
na ON lot 24xT4 sold the plaintih in the Pr9ote
7 inTs for $1,000 The sub committee on legislation
met and agreed their report
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
Eeud4 Notices

N EW-YORK SUPREME COURT. CLIl
~ AND COUNTY OF NEWYoRK wHIehard, IRSr, Sssa
ton Wilson Charles Hopkins BoShcr. William MetMNisa
Johnston Joseph Marshall Johnston and Eenamln asan
Wilson plaintiffs against Lewiston Mil Co.. detehua"'
Summons s,r,-
TO the ahoye-named deendant You are hereby surr "a
nonrl 20 answer the complaint in this action, ana ~
serve copy OF YOUR answer the palntls attorhe,'
within twenty days after the service OF this sunVns. ns.
the service, and ia case OF your lJao
20 appear or answer judgment will be taken agahst ""
nv default for relief demanded In the complaint
Dated January 10. le9l. .,. ,,v-.,,.,.
Pnlntifs Attorneys
Postonlce address and Office, ~
No. 81 Wallst, New York CiS
To the Lewiston MIL CO.: - 10 ,uh.
The FOREGOING summons is served upon you, by Puo'
lc alton pursuant to order OF Hon. George T. Andrew
Justice o supreme 1out Of the state oi & Id
dated the 18th diy Of February 1891 and on the it
daV NJ February ls9 nled with the complaint N tho
odce Of the Cltk Of the City and County OF NewioA'
In said State Of New. York - ,,,,,,>
Plantifs' Attorneys a..
b Wall-st., New-fork CIV
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
.,,.vork Friday. March 0. 1901.

New.York, Friday, March q. leel: 4
The following sales were held at the EA'"'"S' '"
y and story and jsory buildings, win pg paVg' % ~,
land Nns 1863 and 1G5 DiysOnst running 5a oyat o
Canal W Jenerson-st plOI 1VAoc''N'''
Bernard Myers, so 500 oo .. g, Iararson.st
lot, No 1873 M9nros-st, 5 a6o s. W "
STORY buildings with lot, NO A. MonToe;st' .o5 s. OLE
n @ Nlarket.st lot 25XlO0; James Shea, 9lSfOu %
and story houses with lot, NO 2oi ,g5nst Sherry.S
ming through to No 534 Waterst corner
+ lot so 272 Cherry.st, lO4 ~ Jehelson. SUI.
2O2xll3lX26 2xl12S; Equitable LIE Assurance o0''
$ll0O0. =. ooo c... ~. - le N
w Cllnton.-t lot 24x745x34x7i.3; Equitable Lie As
surance Society Sl0i00. ~ ,-., -. . ,o,n
sale II dwelling, with lot No 4i3 W 41ush iV'"'
ave was adjourned to March 16. o,o -.
Sale Of buildings, with lots Nos 3l5 and BIB East
33d.s e 2d.ave, vas adjourned 10 March 10.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
apartments 90 Get

Apar tments 90 Get
A DVfRTlSEN ENTS FOR THE NEW.YORk TRIG.
"A INE WILL BE Received Al THE UPTOWN
OFFICES 40. LBS Broadway. corner Thirty st.
40 Brnllway, corner 26tl-st., until D. 20 West
Twcnty.thrI., corner sthaye lj2 Gth.ayc SO Fourth
ave corner Foi rtccnt-st. 700 Third ave. Forty
srycnth.st O2G Thrlavc, near SAty-hr.t-st; Los
Eirstayc lO6 West Forty J002 COunOusayc,
NlnthaNr I'D 90 ilhcrtvst 50 Avenue \,
33S TTird.ayc.. and The HARLEM OFFICE. $50 East
rhund ed and twenty -nh->t. W % D. and 2OB
West Observation-Disclosures hth.st at regular office
rates
rN HE YOSEMITE. Parlravc, corner 62dst.-Ncry de-
srahlr auarment> exceptionally Hight and sunny. 10
at In this nrstc1ss rcproof building; moderate rents
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
Copar!nersbip Notices.

'I,IlE UNDERSIGNED, having purchased the
Interest ot Mr.. George owen in the finn OF e. =,
owen Co. have this day formed new conartnersn.p
under tho Arm name Of Snow for the PURPOSE
OF continuing business heretofore carried IN by the aS'
~ JAMES p. SNOW.
March 1901 CHARLES r.. WESTCOTr.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
lJublic Iotlces.

NOTICE OF SALE.
~ LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT, No. 81 10 3S EAST
i2D-ST.
NEWIORk, February 20. 1891.
The follow ing persons are hereby notified that unless the
changes due stored In their respective names
in this COmpany paid before Monday
Apfi 1881 goods will be sold AT public auction, ON
thai date AT No East flstst. New York. Sale COM
mcncing al 10 80 M. by Jusus Cocte, auctonrer.
JOHN K. VAN WORMEK,
Secretary and General Manager.
r. NJ Cox Marian A Haincs j. F. HaineS. G.. w.
Edwards IhGn Il, Brennan John = Kelso, r. Mrs Laura
g. Brooks, J. II. Ben-ussn. II. Dearborn Gardner, J. e.
Patterson, r., Mrs. C.. ;. Werner. Mrs g. K. Tyng
oscar NJ. Newell. Mrs Oscar NJ. Newell Rosa Wison,
Mrs Frances !. Oakes. Mrs. D. E. MontrOse G. W.
Lockwood, y. Mayer, H. r. Warren
A DVERTIS ENTS FOR THE EEw.YORK TRIB:
N UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
fFlClS. No. l.23S broadway. corner Thirty
BI01iWay. 2Gth-st., uni D. 20 W,st
iwenty.thrs corner shave; l52 thaye. l53 Fourth
ave- Fourteenth 700 Third ave- corner Forty
scvenh-st 92G Thrt.ave near SlXty'irst Ny ST LOS
FrstaVc. 100 West Forty secondst, lO92 CoumOusave
ll70 Nntbaye, cor 72d.s " Llbsrtys - ANenus yen A
1873 Thfdaye and tas HARLEM osFtoa, isU a h ons
%ess ONE hSSdi Cd hfSs. a. regular sas
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CHI
Jackson-st Nos % to 35 and Monoest No 27O .oo M
S96A7j; G. Gross and wife 70 q w TraVefs eZooo
IIIen' BannIstcr TO u Entwistie ....... s75
WI III Mooney To- 'Cat6arIne D. burt t....,... 1000
washineton.ave lot 81. map Morrisania. 25x-
II Brodhesd to susie T. Brodhesd .;.;;.:
C"rnells and ! w Cornweii TO b Fronch.. 1000
0'' Gum and ID Grant and wives to + ii peck 80
Il7th.,t No lag, ) JcOr LeXlngton.aye. 233X
iAsi1lqGl1h S 2 Roman catholic ofphan 1880
2ise i. &S s wr. I'p ossos5 a Ns Sarah 81 Y'd aud
W Mckee w Mills ............. 1913
Bfoohaye, 2I19 II lj6thst, % l0xiS.9
W MN Brook X29.lNSo7; Orimmhs so
e5,5s. : isG9 It W 7th-ayc. I5.0xos.9; j II
Strauss and wife to J strauss ...........:......
Thomp,on.-' No, 81 and %, jONlO0; Rchald
i:cnuc-sy and wife TO Arthur j Horgan and .c
7A,aTe, SSe"1 " Sor i5ed st. lois0 Alexander
Duf 20 Wilson Duf ......... .......-.
l11th-t; Wm Cohen and wife y l Cn'rmyer $500
Wr.t iudi,yc, " >, 23.5 H. Oi S1th-st, 3oNlOOi
John - Baker 70 August Blumenttal ,.-........
Ma -Du-st. 40 ~. .3XlOo; jacob SncaFm1n -. -
7l-t T. 800 n " Of Coun bus-ave @lNio2,2i - NJ
John r Flr.ov and wife 10 E,tolle l. schuyler 5000
e}i--t. 80 r. ~ ethafe. JONlc2.2i 49,. .
Au.u-t Blum.uthIl and vic 10 John Baker 5000
No Ia: gi,t . John il Gay t. ES Ugecf 5000
Ok. .cf.-re To- Justine Schnitkr 80. 14OC
tta, \ Stc.n 20 Bache McT Whtock -.
n-5; Eiiat.th Fritz 70 cha, MsGods,,g a,lc
9, ui-ayr; Annie Il Spratcy ct al to John
uId Nicholas Cotfcr.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
1eathers.


A TUTORS. Professors. Teachers. Governesses OF a.
supplied universities colleges schools
families Circulars schools 70 parents Mo1rn anRutees
spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE. Room u. $50 5th-ave.-
a -BEST TEACHERS. American and Foreign, supplied
"A ali branches any locality charge. Teachers wantd
mo registration fee form FOR stamp. Z. V. HufSSOON
1late f. Avery. American School Bufeau w lith.s.
ID RIVATE TUTOR-Conege and iaw school lr91uat,e
recommended by Rev. Or. TAYLOR. "A succcssinl
teacher enlncntly qualified" A. EVERETT STONE
70 East 52t>t
U1NlON TEACHERS AGENCY supplies school orcers
u win teachers teachers with positions. - . -
II. Nj. HARRINGTON. Prop, 50 Lafayette Pl' NJ Y.
Cannno Nfa0emles
T. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 162 East 65th.st.-A schoel
for dancing, department and cdIlsthehlcs tNrC4ses
q and fashionab dances. send for clfcuiaf
AliereIlan,ons
y RUSHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION at 315 Pearl
ID ST., opposite Peek sun; lowest Grice-,,, ,.
JOHN X. UOPPEL Manufacturer.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

745. subject: Individuality" Strangers cofui'A'
vited.
wrsr rxn pprsnyrERIAN CHURCH, Iootnn.ss nsS
and Ams,erdan.ave. Rev JOHN BALLOON d 1E Ak n m.
tor-serv.ces with preaching at IL q. III 1"N
Sunday-schcO at 30
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
Giip propertr Go Get

DYEETIsEMEHTs & FOR , THE NEWiYoRIKp i2 IpTdw TEIs;
oEFiCES NO. 1928 Broadway corner Thirty arst:st
liO Broadway, corner 26tl-st, until p M; 2I0 West
ave, corner Tourtecnths 7GO ThiIdaye corner Forty:
seventh.st OPS IhirdaVe., near sixty yrstst.; Los
Eirstaye lo6 We, Forty-second st. 092 Columbus ave-,
10 Ninthave., cor. 72dst 90 Liberty .t; 52 Avenue
i'a53 Third ave, and the HARLEM OFFICE $50 East
red and twenty y-ffthst. up % D. m and 20e
Nest Onehundred-and dtwenty-hfthst' at regular once
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07
Cost ana 3ouno

LosI un0 tonl0
7 OST-Dank Pook No. li5 070 Dry DOCK Sta n
bank ANY person having claims upon saia ovi ,bi,ty
cnlled up.n 20 81 c TO the bank - ~.
invs or the said book VIII be declared cancetieu "
Gngnishcd and a issued In lied thereof
0sr OR STOLEN -Bank took issued by the ser11 ~ tns
rank for savings New York to the suDscfipin ~. psnk
- r in raton concerning il not sent 10 w %.
h,n 40 day from date viii apply u ths p TnS ''
its cancellation. duboDohh
New.York, March o. 1881
Y OsT-Bank book No. 5s7627 Bank for SAVING .sus ~
IL BIeeckerst NewYork. Payment stoppeu' A
return book to baak
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HIuslca! 1nsfrnmcuIs.

N ASSORTMENT OF second dhand Grand, UptixnS -
Souare Pianos OF make In perfect co2aIiJpp &c.,
fnIly warranted. Also number OF seconc'hAno E>A-
Of other prominent makers ~ very low prices
WM. kNtBE * CO.,
1tS JTiI.AyE.
NEAR 2OTH.ST. NEWYORK.
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ID UILDINGS stores lofts and Offices 70 let In Maidl
E Lane John, Fulton, Ann, Beekman. Franhort Rose
Sossam William Gold CliN. Pearl. Water Front South
cortandt Dev Vesey Duane. franklin. Leight Washing
ton Cireenw Hudson and Church IS.
WIZ rutland WHITING. Beekmanst
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Ocean Cleaners.

EITROPE AND THE HOLY LAND.
IL Programmes Of Gazes Select Excursions for 1sn no
ready special Holy Land party sails AIrl O.. Btr
tckcting facilities all parts OF the United states Euro
md Round the World Ocean tickets by all lines. IW
Summer Excursions to Europe by pecally ehafteie
H. GAZE & son. oiO BROADWAY, y. Y
(I,s.ab 1Si4l
Sole Agents OF New Nile Steamship Co.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57ti-st.. between 9Th
and 7th ayc,.-Dr. MACARTHUR preach-' morning and
cyoulne Suuday.schuOl - .fJ thdrru's meetings next
week 3 80 led by II NCLE BOSTON" lie will bc at
Church and sunday school services.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

HANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH Hanson Place'
Fulton-st, brooklyn, A. g. DiAoN Pa,torC @ /;
ESenlng service at 80 subject. "Bole Portraits OF
FCos' No :. Biptsn before evening Service. strdng rs
invited
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

CHURCH or THE. DIVINE PATIENTLY. 5tr.ayc..
co,u,r tJth..,.-Rcy CHARLES II. EATON, u H., Pas
tor vil rfcach AZ IL A. H. subject: The True h!-o-
Utior": 20 L. rn subject: Difficult Ieyt- III. Our
tod /. CONSUMING fiic' Hdlu'N-'V"o'i ''"V H. N
Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

HOPE CHAPEL, 339 East ith-st. near Avenue D.,
Rev. JOHN II. DEVINS Pa>tor.-Pfcaching IL a. m. ana
\ d. m. Evening, " The way, the Truth and the LIE
SUNDAY school, 8 p m. Prlycr-meeting and teachers
meeting, thursday, y. NJ Free reading room open
avon
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

At pEEKMAS HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Cuf- cT Entb.st near odsve.-The Pastor ReV. JON
phRKER VIII pres h. sabbath, 10 80 ''0o' seats al
free ., sabbath school. 80. "eIcome'
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CnrRCI, 7th.ave..
near lSh'-t-ReV. W y. BUCHANAN, Pastor. VIII
preach at 10 80 a. IN. and :i5 stfangc.s cordially
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 57th.st.
,,.t Of staye-IhrroIth anniversary Of the founding
81 thc church Rev WILLIAM LLOYD will preach.
Eaccunon of members Morning subject; 9TH. Recon-
rrn-os OF C,enprosty Of the Lords Supper.
IyeuiuY Lectures on great rrsion,-"Wil Christianity
he SupSr-edcd by New Religion ," Strangers cordially
welcomed
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN & NHU I,CH ~, n - ~
BRooKLYN corner OF Clinton ana v oonssS sS, onia ny
subject. The Worlds Best Prayer 4"' p'o"' d"
cntillIr lnytcd
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

HADISuN SQUARE PRSBiI ILRIAN CHURCH.
Mad-on-a,c.. corner Il 2i,-t r,"' >unisI. MAJ, I"
PAKkHt Rsi u. d.. viii preach SDncAy school session"
- a. %.
New-York tribune., 1891-03-07

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 57th-st. BE-.
tween broadway and 7th-a!c-Prachng by the Pastor,
rnv WIIION MERLE SMITH. u. D.. at II aud
7:4j D. m Sahbath-schOol at o'clock Strangers cor
daily welcomed.