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WANrLD.-Lidie, ana Young men %
WOIk at thcic own homes pleasant employ
meat ana good prices, cNp.rtencr no. nrt"--
,ary no ranNassing: Aadie-, !or P tru-
lHi>. the Standard Manufacturing Con. psl,y,
Lock Bon l07 south F.a:Hnghdm Mos
enel'-c scamp
Sia.,ca
GENTLEMAN Of good aldr'., ard
abillty Z" pir-cnt = nrw bu>iuc-> TO drug
pn,,fcircd. Adare,s. with r,fcrcac-s.
PuA'tMACf Tribune oGicc.
ADkA 5 and CANVASSERS; male OF
Ie'liAlc' IS to 81 daily profits IRE. eN-
ptnehce unnecessary; no talking r,9uirrd
,Gs,u''e iHeITrr,S %{ gym fSr P1nieulat'
Conn.
AGENTS.-Gcncral and special for new
q rrltoIy; lihcnli terms; cheiprss Insurance
known. AddrcHs AGENCIES, Mills Build
ine, - nroai-''
10Y WANTED to run Grand, and help
u stoT'; WAGES S3 show to advance. H..
Dan - TIb'nc once.
ROY wanted Tor thr Office Of dry-gooa,
commission hols wa g, ~. Il ply. .ti,ing
age. 10 p o. Bon 1870. Ncw-Nosk CRY.
BrTLER.-A thoroughly rcli,blc and com.
pct'nt colprcd butter ~ a piiyat' family.
Addi"s0 \. &. f., Boa l,JJ1, Nrw-Nork
Io-toiiicc.
CLERK WANTED at stationery store.
tSs lth-'vc.
~ YOU arc ont 81 employment or wish
To change. cali At the ola rsi3hle Nutg9i
Agency; employment Of all hind- qric1ly
Information free. MUTUAL AGENCl, s3i
Broadway.
PAPER EpXE>-w Wanted, evporlcnced
driver on delivery wagon. HlCllEl;T
Nlr. co.. 200 ard III NullI>al-st.
SALESMAN WANTED to scl valchc,
and jewellery on in-taln cnt-. GLOBE
WATCH CO.. Pulitzer building, Room li4.
wANPED.-An experienced m,ckii ,o.h
salesman. VIII knows thoroughly IL" tad"
iH New York. rrooklYn and l'hiind' lphit
Addrc-, T. .. Bon 3.31S. Boston. Mas.
WtNTED.-CanNa--er tor historical aud
biographical works oi th' highest mont
Add"r,- FnlD-. HOWARD 4 HI LBERT
- ta-t loth.-t.
YOr NG NAN wanted a. junior salesman
and 10 nNac himself generally u-r'ui ia
q larg' retail book store. experience NOT
n nrS Np.tc by lru.r. ,,a'in 80"
Females.
y NEAT GIRL TO u'>c cage q children
man pr'f'ir,f. go W"-t clth.-t
Wax r. N4sN Ems -bt'lN NhINs Ndit
al w"rE. s'o;o. j63 l-.aNc.
Girl for General htu-cwori, must b.
good cook aud lauuur's,. and have good
city rf'rcnec. II. W Dun, - East
5,th.-t
LADIES oi motfa.o ability not i'm
r'., uIr'.-. bet -'"'al connect on~ wanted
o., rd "r. ~ literary .putnai, 100 ell elite, '
c".,- rs rab.r income iufrT sng hone Noi & 4;
Con.titnt'op boot. .@c. stamp -. gDli-
au'o" Igiip-t rIrio.iir. LITERARY
90 M % Washington place.
MARION WANTED. iars fcn.ai..
'ducHtipnil Institution mus haN' cNIctt-
cucr ahd a gecial il.nc-- fnr fho ln~tiDn.
hJdr'.-. giving foil PARTICULARS. rcfrrrr,o-
g.. NATION. az" IL. l.. Cole. lN
cnlr-.t. Nrw-NorN.
WANTED. ,,u,crnc.~ ',r the country.
must lr highlr recommended comp t'nf To-
t'Nrh higher branches ~ FIrli-h French
and ur-lr. AdInc-s II. .. SHEARS. 80
B'nidwfV.
WNNTED.-Pr ot slant Ircnch or sNi,s
"a'fr- md rhlnh rin'id in p'iNat' family .
good r' frr.fC"- ftnuIr. NJ. CT. between '.u
and Ore p',loch. N.undiy. D. W.. jita 4
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BAPTIST CnURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. cornc
0ith.st end M1dison.ayc. Key; lMSEI kNApP D, %
sreaches Sunday AZ IL and as. SgnLaysChoo at 20
PsvSr meetings Wednesday and trdly evenings. Al
welcome.
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nor5es ann g arrla9es.

fLANDI.AU & 90.
Down,own Uptown.
s72 aAXp6 BROADWAY
RNooNF 81 AND JlsI ST.
EKDtr1,HANS straight front.
BROUGHAMS. extension front.
IAZ1ATS glass front.
Ian DACS, l-athri pp
OMNIBUS. aud i-h0i,e.
f0CK4WXYs. 1 pass.
koCKAWAYo, u pass
VICTORIA.
CNBElOLETS
NIS-A-NlS.
SPIDERS.
DOS-A DOS.
WAGOSETrES.
PIlAEIONs, pass
l'HAEroNs. pass.
Ru%ABOUTs
DEPOT WAGONS.
TRIPLEX sCRiiES-
BUCK BOARDS.
NEW IN DESIGN.
QUALITY or TIE BESI.
~ ALL SIZES AND WElGllIs: ~,
AND OOLOHS q" PAINTING AND
r,,v TniMMiN SaoI E9k an NNgiy,surD
4 CRiiicAL lSsPECTi0X soLIGITEsDIl;
COMPLETE STOCK ABOVE STYLES
SECONDHAND AT Low PRICES.
A FINE PALE OF BROWN COACH
HORSES 10 hands ara Z ye1r' o,ud
aroJ; warranted sound slnt aud aenti"
bet afraid elevated \. G.. EARLE, ParK
Avenue Hotel.
WANTED. so 900 900 people " send
iof Bireh's carriage and harness eaA,
me2eIsts prices don't pay such eatrsNagaht
prices TO- hsrres- and carriages: estAb
r.osd 1867. Address ). II. BIRCH. Bur.
fn2tOn. y. j.
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flats Go Get, i,ufnruisbr0.

\ RARITY 5 cond nat eight room,
AID 10 h thorough olaor. l3l r.ast 18TH
4. Rent ~ 100; possession. Janltor. or
THOMAS & ECKLRaON ~ Yves; Both 81.
5rII- AVE. 1913 corner Sith-st Ell CANT
3ltmcnf facing PARK 800 monthly. Ap-
ply premises. or NIXON, GO Broadway.
~ WEST 2sTH-ST-i T. 10 rooms
al impIoNc!ucut, So to 500
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Rooms IOnniee.

THREE ADt Its waat July furnished
a;s.r.ni,H.s Gr.ilahi, location. fOg Wiut.t
hous krcp!Ng COZ re-tiuEini. iffeicucr-.
AdGrr., givlar tl particulars. "ol:.
DIR" Tribune once
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NEWYoHK PHESBYrE;lAN CHURCH. 7thaye.
ard l2StA-,t.-l.cv. CHARLES =. ROBINSON. y. D.,
will preach at IL =. IN. and 10 .. N. All welcome.
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gcunlrp Real gsiaie 60 ket.


FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-Ninc
isrte f"iin- furnace. no. asa cod water
BATH and closet, good sewerage. gas aud
wstVf: every convenience; garden, barn
Is stall, and bax stsll lot l3jA $50; lGca-
u0h healthy attendant supply pure water :
o minutes walk from depot can be seen To-
Jay or at any tim" rent go per month
Apply w. J. MAYNARD. White Plains,
\. y. Harlem X. u.
STORE At HICKSvlLLE. l.. f-6lasc:
ir"ht. 1896 IT,. with four large rooms ana
Basement; the store /. ,uitiblc Tor ana y
now used a, a boot ond shOt. fcadf -1auc
good trade; rent low. Inquire Of DAVIS
RLOENNE, Hicksyllle. l.. /.
=. TO RENT.-In Ro.eyilla, y. j.. near
LIST Orange, Queen Anne cottage, IL
IRONS; all Improvements. sewer, Sc high
ground, healthy loraiion pure water 100
TTlN. Orange, st., opposite 7th-st.. Rosovill".
Newark. y. J.
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CANAL STREET. PRESEYTERIAN Sht,RCH
Greene.st., (anal.-RfN. EDWARD L. IN i>ON VIII
preach 10 80 All welcome
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 37th-st.-Dr.
Il = MAG ARTHUR will pi each in the morning at u.
in ,ec evening - o'clock The subject Of the evening
discourse viii be- ''lndTc entlsD ava Polite, lhui
% series on Ethical Code, and Political trecdS.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

,rTHF SCOTCV PRESBYTERIAN CHI' RICH. 18th
a, near ethaye.--Dr WYLIE. Pastor "il prea. al
II a m ard : J.. "Wednesday evening PRAYER meet
Ing at : All invited.
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CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-ave- and @lSt-st, l','
HENRY Y. SArrElUkE D. D.. Rector.--S, FNice oet'-
Der 10 Holy communion m. and 10 a. NJ. morning
vrsycr IL a. SlndSN->chooi. . p ~.
thl!Gfoi's cho-i service, 3:i5 p Evening PRAYER
5 H. NJ CAola service with NcrmCn m. pr.
sAIiERLEE viii preach morning aud evening. All
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
.h.aye.. near 14th-st.-PIeachng N 10 40 a ~. BY
Rev. H. NJ FISHER. on Lessons from III, treat Ny
gator" and III As D. by Rev. &. r. NARROWER.
b. D. Pastor, ell America and Her DiscoNerT.' syn
day-school 20 y. Young peoples meeting o'clock
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

GENITAL CONGREGATION AZ CHURCH. 57th-st.,
IVES. OF Sthave.-RcV. WILLIAM LLOYD viii pIVb.h
morning ard evening moraiag - Short Lessc4 in CHRIS
Sacrament " Lords supper after morning srlnon sun
Gay-school and PASTORS Bible class >. All cordially
welcomed
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FOURTH AVENUE PEESBYTFEIAN CHURCH
conner 22d.st.-Ecv NHTnlE T. P1FESON, Il. D., VII
preach tomorrow at II a. NJ. ava =. ~. WedneSdd
evening weekly PRAYER meeting 30 =
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHVECH, 22o West fed St
Preaching bv the Iastor Rev. w. NJ. WALKER
Sunday morning a; L. and in the evening al rs. Al
cordially invited.
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHUECH, cor
55th-st EcV. JOHN HALL. u. D.. PaStor.-Scrvcc
Sunday 10th inst. II 4. N. and p. m.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. I55 Worth
S., WILLIAM r. BARNARD, Superlmt ndrnt.- ice
of song every Sunday az 80 p. m. Inc service is
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ZURICH Or ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY protestant
fpiscoMn, oIth-st., between Sth and 9th 0Vo>.-HOb
communion = a. M, morning service II 4.
serVic@ 20 p N Iiraehers Morning. gcctor The
SCHWARTZ NJ. \.
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60 Get for Bnsiness purposes

LOFTS. New 7-s.ory hrcproof bun Hing,
- 4, front IS o. deep; GOOD light, power
STAIN heat and clcsa:Or Good location. rs
60 139 MOtt-st near Gr1nd-st. Inquire
\. MuTI 81 Elizabcth-st.
42i WATER-ST.- New brick stable ~
stalls office aud carriage room for cNIfc =
or livery Apply on premises OF 10
II. J. ELDER & CO.. 1872 ThoHas-,t
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EGLiSE III SA1NTESPRlT. 30 80 rue oucst-Scr
vices. rrgieuN le dluanchc q lOh -. du natn 90 4
An du slir. Rev. \. V. WIlTMEYEf. Eecteut.
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FIFTH ANfNUL BAPTIST .IU ECU. - 10 10 Wes
46th-st.-keH w. II. T.. FArNCE. Pastor. prCachc. !
"a and 10 Sundd,-~ch0ol . 30 q. IA. Mid
week service, Wednesday evening at O'Clock. Al
welcome.
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Domesnr 5ituaticms Wante6

CHAMBERMAID.-By a North OF Ire
land ! rJteslaa; girl a., chanlbclmdid or lehe
nous wora In a ~ all Dshate faDtN' .aii
>asur1,y and Monday at l.l0i 3d-aNe.. top
nOJf. font
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CORNELL MEMORIAL ". T. CHURCH.. 7Gth-st.
near 3daNc.Ihe Pastor, q. J. CDWIFS. viii preach a
10 30 a. IA and 30 y. SUNDAY. school AT a. IA
and a: p. Free seats. good music. Codiil welcome
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CiIU X Il West olthst.
between Broadway and 7tll ave. Rev. WILTON MEhLt
SMITH D.. b. PasSar will preach t"-,t9G,S% at a. IA.
Illustrated In and Whittier Sabbath-schoo at
2 n m Devotional meeting. Wednesday, y. H.
Christian EHdeatOr, Monday, p. m Strangers cor
eiay welcome.
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Real gsiaic 10 Gxrhan9e

AN ELEGANT SUMMER RESIDENCE,
Ittec thd eiSr, u exchange for one or two
Sny hcvses; lightly mortsased. Owners
&esss address MANAGER. Room q, $50
AAaSau'st.. city.
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WANrED.-Lldfc, ana voun.: men -
WOlk at thrir own homes pleasant employ
meat ana good prices, cNp'rtenc,- no. nrte--
-tfy no rdnNG,siDg. Addlf-, .or p@ tru-
lSi>. the standard Manufacturing Con. pal,y,
Lock Bon 100 south Fla:Tn CHAN, Miss.
esSl - scamp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

X-A.-REV. JOHN O. PATTON the heroic missionary
=, INC New-lebFdrs. Will speak ia the Madison Avenue
p-ssbyterian Church. j3,-.t., sunday, at y. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

DISCIPLES or CHRIST 55th.st.. near Shave.
The Rev. b. B. TYLER u. ~, Pastor Momin
sermon by the Rcv. = r. WILLIS. Evening sermon D
the Rev. l. NJ. MARSHALL.
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NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner ON.
| ave and 2,t-st.-Prcaching by the Pastor Rev. s H.
! I0>SlTtR. u. D. Morning service 10 30 Subject
''fhr Enthn-ia- u Faith Evening service T..
subject what tho People 81 This Need l. Nor
Religion" All cordially invited.
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Gin Real Gstair 60 fet.

4 FULLY FURNISHED t.stoIy b.own-
stone corner hoU-., ITra-aNc.. near 37th-
St season Or year. u Responsible pr
vatc family. ATTORNEY. TrlDuHc one.
TO LET.-A ono story building, 5ONOO,
$40 Wet 18th st. rent low"
brooklyn.
TO LET OR LEASE Beautiful, new,
hardwood nrishea house. with extension din
Ing room and buffers p1uiry VIII .,
decorated " srit ,hc Tenant icoa ana
l. CSl Dc1n.at.. between Pci!ord and No7-
trand aves.. ne,r Union Leagu" Clubhouse
iare chance ~ > cure a hfst-class nous dt
reduced rent 10 \ good tenant seen very
dav . 10 G. FRANK \. EA.NAif, %Ol
hoatGgue-st.. Brooklyn.
10 LEE Furdishc1 house, 1i9 u rie!d
Place let. Sth and oh avc-., iinclN fur-
nIs.ed and In conpiei,; der. Size HlNia.
with dlniDg-rOom extension one OF the best
CONSTRUCTED and most or istc bou>cs oil Prs
poet Heights. Apply To- furthe illornauon
b. WILLIAM J. TATE, 307 and 81 Fiat
bu-h.sye.. cor. Prospect Place, Brooklyn. N.
Y.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM.
49, tIitSI CHURCH., l2lst>t. near 3d-ave., Rev J.
EbMF:N DDRF ID. D.. Pastor preachers at IL and ~
SECOND CHIIO II. l23d-st. aud LenoN-aNc. EcN.
WlLLdAM JUSTIN MARSHA. d. D., Pastor pr,achcs
at 10 80 and 40.
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- COLLEGlATE CHURCH, ISfh-,t. and jth-oVc.-ReN.
T. W CHAMBERS, d. D.. will pIclch at II =. M Rev.
COi TP, M eli. WI H an az " nv, w, 10y
DAVID JAMES BUKEELL, -. d.. will preach 1t II
a. TOPIC. THE Anchor ~ tho Soul At p. M,
topic ~ Youth who Fllnchod."
sunday school q 80 4. III. Public normal elias, for
sun iayschOo teachers saturday. y D.
COLLEi;IA ATE CHURCH dave. and 7th-st-I;Cv.
JOHN HUTCHINS Will preach a. ~ M. and p. IA.
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FIRST REFORMED pEESBYTEMAN CHURCH.
12th--t.. between 9Th and 9Th aNc~--icN. JAMES II.
STEELE. Pm. D. ra>tnr has returned to the city AMI
will conduct the communion service AZ 1919 q.
Fy. CHING service :ij-KN. :. NJ RAMSEY. Of Cedar
Vile. Ohio. will preach
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. shave. corner 2Oth',t-
rc, D W MOREHOCSE VIII preach at IL a. M HE
MI bic cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

,sR,-RY Washington Square.-D-. STONE 10 I5
No. ROBINSON SOUTTAR. t,lsd St0nan candidate frof
Word for Parliament 3 As and 3 afterRooa theme
Fight IIour Movement in England
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near othaNe. Row EDWARD l.. CLARK: d. D.. Pastor.
--Srrt.es teufoi II M. ~ %. DrNO-
uon@l meeting wednesday evening O'Clock Strangers
eoIdially welcomed
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for Sale.

FINE parlOr suit, twO mirror. lounge
bed suits iolllng beds. -idcbuJId. PIANO,
otc. short umc uscd, cheap private
house. l05 East iOth-,t.. near Lexington
ave.
A PIANIST, going abroad. oners mag.
nincent > Loo upright FOR -l3o almost
new. three pedals. silver mounted. d"nb"
lbs Wcs, :3d.st
AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second.
hane Hood and iron woixng inaehines :
caIng~d. GEOKIE b. EDDY. 3ys Maa:'
s"n.st.
BRICKS. BRICKS tOR SALt.-Ja' den
Brlck Co. capacity 90 900. coo manu-
factu-cT, Of bur rompcii'.. oln'n'nt1l and
red 'front.'. archie, gruUni 20 shortest notice.
Ofic' " North I3th-''. PM 'drlpf'A.
DRUG STORE. on corner, GOOD loca
don; cheap for cash; long iel.c owner
co!ry Al road Adde'S, =. ". HAHN, o.
Para riacr. y. y
FOR SAT.E-SeVeraI fnc article an
tiqu- Mahogany pieces OF furniture antique
furniture repaired. 233 0th-ayc.. near
"lth-st.
FOR SALE. \ family brc1tne up hou,
keeping sacriiiccs + go upright piano. ~
three months. slOO. rather than Storage
no offer refused must sell Immediately
$50 West 2Oth--t.
MAGIC LANTERN New, latest i'm.
movements. nr.t-class lcn-"+. MAKE 20 n.
picture: patent 3-wick oil burner aud oAY-
ccn.h7drogcn; h1lf-pficc. 23i 1th-a'ep
lock-uith.
sAFEs.--Larpe stock OF fire and burglar
proof SAFES MOslcr MAKE; $50 signify ~.
ncc-wOrn safcs 81 dinorcut nakes at y'ry
low hgurcs safes moved exchanged and re-
paired MOSLER SAFE CO., Broadway
and loth--t
$1,000, 900 BEATTY'S pilroiorte,. or.
pons: 1853 upWePd: illustrated catalogue
frse AddrcS, DANIEL +. BEATTY,
we shlnctOn. N. j.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave end 6Gth'st-
pcv WILLIAM KIRkUS will preach at IL a. H. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

! MEMORIAL BAPTIST CuUECI. va hinston square
SouM Inc Past EDWNRD u DSON. pfraehe, sun.
! gay, ~ i. M and 80 p Ssts FREE. Everybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

o,e Chapter Kings Daughters ard Scns having ltunei
~, Fur0pr A welcome lone u,d-s-mcetng VIII be held
pom - frsnd, al st. Rarthoomew's MsSicn Hall ls1t
oe capacity LOCO. @d 81. and 3dave tonlght at 80
ii"nt.onei UADTTY viii lead Mis- WkAf viii peak aud
Professor uNNDlSS Will preside at concert organ
III welcome Come carly. Large chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

ASSOCIATION HALL. TWESTYTHIRD STREET
p,prIS1 CHURCH. corner fth-aNc.-Mr DIXON breaches
- II ard s. Morning prelude The Civic Union .
Wecome all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

| NEW JEEt SALlN CHURCH, l.. ;. Jjth,t. between
PAX and Lexington aNc,. Rc>. SEWARD. Pastor. -
sunday sch o. With adult classes 90 pr tchinS
| ii 4. M; subject, ''Smph and Believing PraJc:."
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ENGLISI G0VERNESS, v

GFRNh* Ptofcsta.t rs nul-c ana y ani-
stress can .ase IA re" ~ nfan. from birth
| understands the care o. hottie AID preparing
| food; Yilli-g t. al . oh'r Gnths refer.
! ercc, ,fe h ehc-t city - ,OulLS dit mce
, 10 ohe,fon. NATE care OF M. Collier,
! i.I We-t 22l-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN
CHHISTS MISSION HALL. ii3 West 2l>t-.t-lNcnnc
=; Father O'CONNOl, breaches What Shol | Do
"a Be saved" Protcstants and Catholics worship To-
setAor.. All invited.
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miscellaneous

siO.-FrLi. COURSE in bookkeeping ny
cAporlencct bo0kkrrpcf and teacher pfi'
,atr lessons no nonsense. write FOR par
ucu!ars, BOOkKEEPEH, 2i3 W. l-jth'st'
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Domestic 5iinaiions iOGnteo.

Males
EtSriG'T\DLE yopng Preach roupl'
world Ike 10 tli.c carr ~ chllh 20 hoh,
fium . y,4l4s Gp: Icol rrf"fsnccs. ".
d.. .. r., Tri. IN, Uptown once, LIE
Broadway.
4, VALET and travelling sorynt o. u
gentleman or family golng south .? t. r'u-
roue good .ailor and attendant best Guy
references. II. X, 2l2 Las. oist'st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
l2eih.s:. and 5t.ayc.. Rev. Dr. J. /. DAY Po,t1r,-
Preaching o 10 80 and : 40 p. m. b. pastor.
sunday a = 80 m. Young Pcope's m,eang at
80 y n. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

NETWORK CHURCH OF CHRIST t>ccn:isl .
list '9ih1t->eitce a 1915 lni.inatnai sunqay'
cho"l lesson ditti service Meeting Iuc-Gtt evening
p. M, ~ ~ iing Rooms, l,5A 81 I'D 'aF, M
| LAT IA LAIuliOP. Past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

AT PROHIBITION PARK. Port Richmond, s /
sunday 3:15 p NJ. Nv. FATHER McGLNNN; subject
s.-be IiQuOf lrOhem.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Nadson.ovo
Garner sh.st.-lr aching by the fasior rev ODEhltt
TERRY ID. D., sunday IL a. m and p nl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

At FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3ith-st.
vat Of broadway. sunday. October 10. preaching b'
ne Pastor Rev JOSEPH Il. KERR. D. D., II a. M
and ! D. NJ "Wednesday evening service at o'ciooa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

BRICK CHURCH. corner Of 5th.aye; and 35that-,
Tho Pastor Rev li.NHY VAN DYKE. ID p. VIII
ireaeh on sunday r.erninc. october o. NJ II O'Clock
reV HENRY NJ BOOTH. u. d.. VIII prach al I 30
u M. TIC sund,N--choo will r'"t at Cup'er before
g. Service in the chapel W. tuesday evening at 5
o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

CHt RCH OF THE REDEEMEE. corner S2i.st. AMI
fark.aNc- holy Communion at 30 second celebration
ct H. with sermon; evening prayer, with sermon. a.
5 D.. III.
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ave ana 3ith.st.. EcN. WILLIAM NJ: TAILOI D. d,
pa.to Services ~ II a. ard 7 40 y. M XIV
pANIEL il. MARTIN OF Newark. win uresch. All ar
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-15

At THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
.-'hNest corner 12lst.st--Thc Rev. MERLE ST. 6.
WRIGHf Pastor. will preach al II a m sunday
scboal at 10 a. m. a cordial invitation is extended
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-12
ARCHITECTS CRITICIsE

The Common Method of Selecting Plans
for Buildings where there Is Competi.
tion. a
There was q meeting OF the Board OF
Education committee on buildings and
grounds last night to consider the de-
tails OF the construction OF the new
Webster school. Little was done except
to discuss the heating system best to
adopt. 1t was finally directed that tho
clerk invite proposals from tho different
manufacturers OF heating apparatus for
fitting up the school with furnaces, the
original idea Of having the dry closet
system in connection with it being
abandoned, and the committee recon-
mending water closets.
a paper was presented but not read,
in which number OF architects OK
press themselves. 1t is in tho form OF
n resolution adopted by the architects
OF the city, Mr.. Giesey excepted, ut a
meeting Yesterday afternoon over which
Mr.. Hamilton presided, and OF which Mr..
Franzheim was secretary. The resolu-
ton recites that in view OF the unfair
mannerin which designs for buildings
are selected when there is competition
between architects, the signers will. not
hereafter compete unless there is an
arrangement by which persons capable
OF Judging of tho merits OF the drawings
submitted shall make tho selection. 1t
is alleged that in the usual competition
men with no skill in judging OF the
relative merits OF the plans are chosen
to make the selection, and that this is
unfair to the architects and unjust to
the public or the party engaged in
arranging to build.
1t is understood that the paper may
be called up in the meeting OF the full
Board OF Education next week. 1t
grows out OF dissatisfaction among the
architects over the choice OF design
for the Webster school.