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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-13

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL OF LOCAL
~ improvement district No. 30 for the improve
ment Of Carroll street under ordinance No. 2 25l,
and hearing thereon.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment roll
of local Improvement district No. 80, for the i'm
provement of Carroll street, from the north line Of
Chate street TO the south line of RandalIs Second
addition 10 the city OF Seattle, under ordinance No
223l, has been reported by the board OF public
works 10 the city council OF the city Of Seattle and
Is file in the Office OF the city clerk and the
same is now open for public inspection at said
ONCE and will remain open for Inspection until
Friday. September 30, 1892. at O'clock p m. and
oil persons interested are hereby required to np-
pear before the city council in JOINT session be
he'd In the council chamber Of the house OF dele
gates In the city hall on Friday, the 3Oth day of
September. 1891, at O'clock p. M. and make OBJ
lection thersto. Al said time 80 fixed the city
council will consider any and all objections made
aud will make snch corrections in said ROLL as 10
deems Just. and will then deduct the amount of
such assessed against street crossings (which
shal be paid from the general road fund Of the
city, and will then by ordinance approve such roll
and levy and Assess the amounts thereof against
each parcel and lot shown in said roll, and declare
the same lien thereon said matter may be ad-
journed TO Q later date II ordered by the city
council GEORGE j. SLOVENIAN.
City Clerk OF the City of seattle
Date OF FIRST publication Spptembor 8. 1892.
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(tITY TREASURER'S NOTICE-NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that the assessment roll for the
improvement OF Lincoln avenue, created by ordi-
nance No. alta, entitled "An ordinance to pro-
vide for the Improvement Of Lincoln avenue. in the
City of Seattle, under local Improvement district
No %, from Johnson avenue 60 the north line Of
Rosedale add, by grading and constructing side
walk each side thereof" has been certified to
for collection and that unless payment be made OF
such assessments within thirty days from and after
the date of the frat publication of this notice, such
assessments shall become delinquent and shall
bear interest at the rate Of 10 per cent per
annum until paid, and If not paid before such
assessment shall have become delinquent penalty
Of 5 per cent shall he added and the sums delin-
euent shall be entered on the annual tax roll for the
current year against each 10. and parcel so deln-
eneDt, and, with interest collected as other taxes
and If not paid within the time fixed for the pay
ment Of city taxes shall be collected such taxes
are collected. and each lot parcel delinquent
shall he sold for the amount OF such assessment
with Interest and costs, at the time and In the
manner and by the same authority as lands and
lots are sold for city taxes.
ADOLPH KRUG. City Treasurer.
Date Of frat publication Seattle, Wash, Sep
tefnber Z 1892
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pEopLE's SAVINGS BANK. OCCIDENTAL
piock, seattle, Washinxton. CAPITAL, 800 00O
Ohces - BoArd Of Trustees - Baiev CATER
PRESIDENT; Jacob Earth: Vice President; Arthui
a. Denny second Vice President: James r. Hay.
zen, Manager. Cashier and Secretary: Franz 7
Blodsets; Assistant Cashier: l. sehwabscher. JOIN
Lsafy, VIM L. Bailey. John Coiins otto kanke
Transacts savings bank business EXCLUSIVELY
Deposits received from dollar to ten thousa nd
collars SIX per cont. interest per An mum allowed
on term Andt our per cent on ordinary Deposits
DIVIDENDS declared the last day Of May ana No.
vemoer. Loans made real estate Or approvsd
coiiAterals only.
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INVESTIGATE THE
AHtogenetic System
TREATMENT.

WoopsIDI, Mont, JuLe a, 1891
DR.. Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-Shall not need any more med
icine, - am now well and my color has
returned. The disease is out of nv sys.
tenn at last Yours truly,
MRS. J. P. WOOD.
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srEAMER GLIDE

VAsHo1 BLAND zoUrn
STEAMER GLIDE
Leaves Tacoma $50 Mondays, Wednesdays ana
Fridays for Oialla and way landings 70 Seattle.
Leaves Tacoma Tuesdays. Thursdays and sstur
days for BuennA. Des Noines. ChautauquA vashon
and Seattle Returning leaves Baker 4 Co.'S dock
every day but sunday ~ p.
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CRY NOTICES.

a-<x,ry TREASuRER'S NOTICE.-NoTICE "a
4 sherebY given that the assessment rcll for the
impFoysnieHs7 o. e5iia asn srussa ey ii-
sss for she improvement OF Gould street. In the
esty OF sea tie. under local Improvement district
- 3: from the west line Of Lakeside adj To Lin
soIn avenae. BY grading and constructing .
ssSswaik on each side thereof" has been certified
. ns y. .sc within thirty DAYS from
"A sfer the date of the first publication Of this
notice. such assessments shall become Delinquent
esr snnum until paid. and IL not paid before SUCH
xsssessment shall have become delinquent pen.
nv M per cent shall be added and the surns de-
ss.neut shall entered on the annual tax roll for
nsrnyrent year against each lot and parcel so de-
Haquent and wi;a Interest, collected a. other
,~ynnent of city taxes. shall be collected Is such
asxes are collected and each lot parcel ceIin-
Vent with interest and costs NJ the time ana in
ste manner and by the same authority - lands
and lots are sod 5eT elty Esue CITY
pate Of hBt publication Seattle. Wash, Sepsem-
eer Z, 1892.
CITY TREAsURERs NoTIcE-NoTICE Is
II hereby given that the assessment roll for the
sinance No 2, III entitled San ordinance TO pro-
vide gpr the Improvement Of Johnson avenue in
he city OF Seattle under local Improvement dis
syscf 40 IS. from west line Of Lakeside add to
Lincoln avenue. by grading and constructing .
sIdewalk on each side thereof" has been certified
s e Is Of such assessmenis within thirty days
rom and after the date Of the hrst publication Of
sn.s notice such assessments shall become deiin-
nusut and shall bear interest At the rate Of 10 per
cent per annum until paid. and II not paid before
euch assessment shall have become delinquent .
pepaity of per cent shall be added and the
sums delinquent shall be entered on the annual
tax roll for the current year against each lot and
uoxcei so delinquent and, with interest collected
e other taxes and IL not paid within the time
Axed for the payment Of city taxes shall be col
Iected as such taxes are collected, and each lot or
MARCEL so delinquent shall be sold for the amount
n such sssessm ents, with interest and COSTS at
the time and in the manner and by the same au-
thoffty lands and lots are sold for city taxes
ADOLPH kRu6, City Treasurer.
Date Of first publication. seattle. Wash, sept Z,
1892
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ESoR PORT ANGELES. PORT TOWNSEND
Il and DungenesA Commencing Tuesday,
August 9,
STEAMER MONTICELLO
Leaves Seattle daily, except Monday, At d m.
Port Townsend 10 80. Arrives 81 Port Angeles It
p. m- Returning. leaves Port Angeles IT $3.50 ..
M Port Townsend p. Arrives at Seattle at
1880 p. m Landings: Seattle, City wharf;
Port Townsend, 1lbdle's wharf; Port Angeles,
Morse's wharf HATCH BROS
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CITY TREASURER's NoTIcE-NoTrCE IS
~ hereby given that the assessment ROLL for the
Improvement of Drexei avenue, created by
ordinance No. also entitled IAN ordinance to
provide for the Improvement of prexel ave-
hne. in the city of Seattle under local improve
raent district No %, from johnson avenue to
TIE north line OF Rosedale add. by grading
and constructing sidewalk on each side
thereof, hat been certified to me for col
lection. and that unless payment be made Of such
assessments within thirty days from and after the
Gate Of the first publication OF this notice such
assessments shall become delinquent and
khali bear Interest at the rate Of 10 per
cent per annum until paid and IL not paid be-
fore sneh assessment shall have become deiin-
qoens penalty OF per cent. shall be added
and the sums delinquent shall be entered
on the annual tax roll for the current
year against each lot and parcel so dein-
enent, and, with interest. collected az other taxes
and II not paid within the time fixed for the pay
meht OF city taxes shall be collected such taxes
are collected and each lot parcel so delinquent
ehau De sold for the amount OF such assessments
Win interest and costs. At the time and in the
ntr anu ny the same authority as lands and lots
are sold for city taxes
ADoLPH KRUG. City Treasurer.
rate OF hrst publication. seattle Wash, sep
tember T. 1892
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I ACoNNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN.
Leaves City Dock. eeaftle, daily except SUM-
day, at q m. for Edmonds, Clinton. TulAlfp,
Browns Point, Langley. Coupevile, San de FucA
Oak Harbor. Utsaiady and Laconner. Returning
leaves Laconnsr p m. for Seattle, covering same
route. T. GREEN. Il AAter.
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Pullman Sleeping Cars, elegant Dsy Coaches
and finest Palace Dining oass between Seattle, 81
Paul and Chicago without change Comedies
for all points In the United States and Canada
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Gounirp Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONrCLAtR. Dwell.
,ngs for sal or o. 1T large a -oftn.Tt ~
handsome building Site terms cay.
TUBES 4 TAYLOR. Bcckman'~I. n L.
iiK~I., lass ,IOCK FARM II half
value. or er>i terms - hour. Guy mar
ii-h pond nn" or,h,ld hud AMI bIi Gl"I'
In god Ter. FRANK PERRIN, fl-h-
kill-on-liuf-on. y \.
FARM FOK SlLi. Improved form. so
nrn.s ~ trl-t. Ire ior gram. cotton. iril'
and griJc.. on riNer, nclr 9rrat ri'il otn ne
ncar four large bet, price r-.'V0 ''',
sat- faction guaranteed. Audf'H' { g.
>rlLLW I'll. k"uc. 90.
rOIl II, pSON IuNlE city or rural
homes. farms. mauuiac turln. ~ Ncr
aunlv rs JONATHAN DICKINSON the
real estate agent. rouehke'p-ic. y. \.
TOR SALE. 3,,rsc farm nne build.
Inr,; 10 minute. from rdl ord s'9,ion
y train, 10 New York daily. Aidf'ss
Il. H. HOLMES. roN -. Possalc. y. ).
HUDSON RIVER. wcrtchcster county,
Connect cut. BE k-blr's raj catat" -iic anu
ient T.. ). MILLS. - last "a 81.
one OF THE FINEST PLACES on he
onc fin. cottage AZ IIlehlsnd Minis. y. Y,
ard on. ~ the 'rt-kills. near Grand iioti
10 rooins AMI BATH; . 900 feet elevation ard
T@G lP'1 @Gyax taTp I,ndg Al to MEAD
10 INVESTORS. MANUFACTURERS
AND ~ lLDFKS.- Block. OF lots Oh New
town Creek. with bulkhead water front. near
III end. 81 the proposed bridges Ia New.
YORK for -ale low. >. Is. - II itFFFLl y,
gJs NalirOn-aNe., or Albl SIiS kNfI'-
LYE. 100 Fulton-st
TITE BEsT FARM Of I9o acre~ In West
ehc=tsr Co % miles from New YORK near
RldgoHeld. Conn. JAS. A. WAkEMAN'
T.ewishOro. y. Y.
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CORK UauTeu


Fema.e5.
CONTEAI.TO SDIDINT, RI voice.
good RAIDER. .Nperi 'r~ d. d--ir choir pD-
-lt.gn. substitute or = 'rnau"ut. Mrs. JEN-
ME. BARTLETT. 10 last 3'th-st.
MODESTO would Ike T. make arrange
m,nts fof remainder ~ June and July A;
reduced icfiu~ 80. .he country and -ca>hOic.
g. g.. IFS last 92d-st.
SII\DnKAPUER and TYPFW RITTER
lsir.. Vo-luol Remington or Smith Pre-
misf ua,hinc; fist las, references, ned
,filc salary willing 10 assist IN oi1ce work.
Niiro~- IL. Tribune ONCE.
SrINOGENPHfR and typewriter de-
Sire porn luout po.ition rapid. cofr"rL aud
n,ai jr-.r1'oF. (. H.. SOS 9th Il.
~TFNOGEAPII.E.-A graduate Of VA.
worth, Bu-inn4- college would Ne a posi-
tiou 90, >'euogrApher and typewriter. Ad-
dre.- LUCY Mc6EkA1IITl, Adams-ave..
Forihlm.
SrENOGHAPHEK and CALIGRNpH
on RNTuK desire position; accurate ;
ssiaiy Wudriat. Addr,s, Miss ). 81 RS.
BAtM. No. pos. Avenue y.
Nr1OUCHER desires position willing
~ make hcr-Dlf centrally useful, terms
m0lrrpt'. Agdr"-. Miss h., - NandcrI"o-
a.. Newark. y. !.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was no change Yesterday In the output o the
Mcdonald pool The crude oil markets were without
feature, the only transactions being 5000 barrels in
options sold NJ the Consolidated Exchange Prices
unchanged NJ 81 1-sa a. cents
Refined petroleum was unchanged at Is cents per
gallon in barrels. $50 cents IN bulk and g. 20 cent,
In cases. Foreign Quotations were Antwerp - }-S
francs; Bremen, 80 marks; London. 4 7so sd.
on City, June 1!-Natonal Transit certificates opened
at 5t@c; highest 5Ji-c; lowest iac closed at Doe
Sales 10 600 bbls clearances 10000 bbls shipmcnts
80 OIL bbs. runs, 80 sO7 bbls.
Ptsbmg. June y Nat ona Transit certificates opened
at 0iic; closed at STAG highest. 5isc lowest. 54sc.
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COTTON nARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool June Il, p M Cotton futures clTSea
tarely stcady: American Middling, low middHnE
eianss June dcIivcry, G-cid sellers June ana July
delivery 4 G.G4d sclle:s: July and Amgut d"nvcra
4 sGAd seler,: August and september delivery,
4 Il.G4d sellers september delivery CID sellers
Sep. lnl,er and Oct1ber delivery, Is $40 s eIels
Ccfnhor aud November delivery. 1Jbid S'llcrs
November and December delivery, l7-Gd valne
Dccombcr ard January delivery, lOc4e4 2O,G1d:
(;sivce,on June l7.-COiton dun. midding, 1-1Oc
low middling &c: good ordinary, 12c; net and eros
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receipts l0T bales sales, IL bales stock 81 1906 bales
Wceky-Net and gross receipts, IA bales exports
coastwse, .,057 bales; sales, 500 bales; spnners,
los bales.
Norfolk, June l7.-Cotton dull: mddlnc : 5-16c
low midding I,sct good ordinary, g l6c: net and
gross receipts 49, bales exports cJasiwise. O. bales
sales. 81 bales stock, l4,7l2 bales Weekly-Net
receipts, 2,-po bales; gross, 1920 bales; exports
coastwisc 3i15 bales; sales, iG5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

BROADWAY TABERNACLE corner 3ith st. and 9th.
ave. Rev. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR. D. D.. Pastor
Morning service at ~ O'Clock. Evening service 40
Rev HERRICK JOHNSON, - D., OF Chc1g), VIII prea
Strangers welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

OLD JOIN Strict -Fl~t Methodist Lriscora
Chur,h III America A. o. John-t-F. g HOW'LL fi-
tor. Rev. W H. Iavlcacc pi,lch'' 10 -. -.
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Go Get for Gnslnrss purposes

SMALL or nrp- PARK Row font
onIrc n Pctt~- BI'lf'pa. 20 Irt. Acft'
L. r SAVAGE. - fu.t Il.
PARK row front olir. 20 1T IN Pot
f.r Hsidlng. AadIr-, l.. T. SAVAGE.
- fuiflu--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

REV. RAPHAEL. BENJAMIN. VI. 4, viii preach on
Summer Charity tn, morning III inc fNicchtl
Sfrcat Irmnle.
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Rcarn ano &ooms,


.IOTEL vlANO 80 East lsta;st.-Suin'
mo, ,,,r1nu. tahle d'hOfc rooms ualIS' WIN
IN. with or without board elevator.
SUMMER * NEw.Yofk Oh ca, ' onie,
ter,e iicf@I 81 We. 2Gth 81. cool qnre'
Son,oria5lc; unexceptlon"bls table r'so'''
able rates. ---------...
1ISrsf~ i45 FAST tGr sy",y,hin rs'S r.t
49, privilege private park references.
LIST - ~ EAST. Large and small
,oorns with board perminent or tidhse"V'
summer plies.
o4TU.ST.. ~ WEST. near BIoaa a,Ns,,aI
Handsomely furnished rooms near pI,"' tifv
thnatre; !nrte' making -hoIs s"'
~iii md cool rooms reference.
oqTE-ST.. ~ West ElcPaLt accoi ,,o,,',
e,,Ions for double and single rooms WIN
sgpcrlor table sumner prices. -----
4srH.sT.. 81 wEsT.-IArg,ga, coc sur rcpn,s
s.cnos 1oor. hath communicating sulS,ftap'
. 800" rS.v visitors accommodated REFER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

COOK-fIy young English SPEAKING
swedish person Is good baker, carver des.
serts game IN fIrt-class private fmily;
04S f.h.ayo. bet 26th and 26th sts
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Real estate iUanteo

wANTED.-A farm. with decent butt
ines plenty OF fruit and berries withi,, an
hour 81 New.York WHITE, Fox o. IT'D
une Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

Pack AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner .st-SrrNiccs, ]" 80 a. and - u
rreachl1g by Rev. JAMES HOWARD. Of Mnttrwan, Ncw
leroy seats free. Everybody welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

PHILLIPS PRI-~BI tI-HGNN. northeast cor. MAIDS On
ave. and 73d.st. Roy. GEORGE L. silNiN1, j., =
a Ia. Lecture Wedn, .fnY. ; y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

EIGMTTFNTn STREET METHODIST CHURCH.,
near sn;aye-JoHN p wILsIN, ID. d and 10 s So
,unnsy-school : 80 preaching. Antiphonal chois All
are alNay. WocOme heIe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18
Dorn Uanteo.
Males.

PORTER.-By strong, sober GERMAN, D,
n,rrtsi. understands English. hut cannot
speak IL iluently. W. II. DORNEDDEN, loo
Iarbey- ST., Brooklyn.
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL, MARKETS

London. June u. p m.-Canadan Pacific, 81 rs !;
ST. Paul common, 81 - spanish As, ~.
Paris adviccS quote per cent rentes at 80 francs
20 confines for the account.
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COLLEGIATE KEfoKMEn CHURCHES OF NEW


COLLEGIATE CHURCH. iSth.st nnf 5th-arc.-Rev.
EDWARD b. COE, d. D., VIII preach az II a. No
G0LffI;IAIE CHURCH. 2mh-s; and 5,h.aye:-
Morning service at IL o'clock when the Rev. bAvID
"M"thuselah." p. M. afternoon Bble service tthe
SUNDAY lesson Tor next sabbath conducted by the
Rev. PALMER :. HUBERT Lecture go rinutes).
Bible class exposition 80 minutes Topic Messiah'S
Reign"
Evening service at o'clock, when the Rev. DAVID
JAMES BURRELI. d. D.. win preach Topic: "a
Slack Creditor. Aei-mec Getting for prayer az 10 r. m.
Sundsy-school at q 80 a n. in the Chapel.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, 2d.oye. and 7th-st.-Rev.
T. W CHAMBERS d. d. will preach az II q. M. Rev.
JOHN HUICHINS VIII preach at p. M
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CHURCH OF TIE HOLY TRINITY.
4.G-st and Madisoh.ave.
Hoy Communion. > 80 a. III.
Morning Service II KEY. NJ Heof" thompson
IIening service, 8. PIcach"r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

CORNELL. MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAI
CHURCH, 7Cth-~t., between ID and 81 avc,., o J
COW LIS d. L.. Pastor residence, 10 East 79th-st
Pastor will preach 10 30 a. M and - m Sunday
school at n. m and D. NJ. frcc scnts All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Grecne.st., Canal-st-Rev. EDWARD r. PAlSON
viii preach ut 10 80 a. IN. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

SPIHITrALISM- Carnegie Music Hal 5.th.s,., IN.
Lecture by Mr.. GRAY Denomination bv -,4.-
WIFI HOCGI M1tefisiifug. physical and mental
Mediums under te-t conditions. Hall lighted o'clock
sunday eve.
Churt hmcn believe.
Dei-t. hope.
Mhilr SpirltnalisS
Know Of
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gcnntrp Real gslate 90 Eft.

A BEAUTIFuL new. house; jq ,..,.S com.
pleted. az Glen Ridge. y. j. ail lnpfv.,-
rests. Gne shade and convenient :" sta
ton. Apply 70 Own|r. W. j, Ia"
fERRO. 25s Broadway or Glen j. uAS,
COMMODIoUS brick ootta2c with stale
IN pe!fcct order; modem .ri.TcN"p ~. ae-
ligtttully situated OF Droadwty' ., ltt frda,
tol.on. Hud.on: five minutes wax ron
depot rent rSasoiIahle. WM. ]. HOfI 4
Co. 8 VsndeIbilt-ave.. OPPOSITE "I""u WI
TIA Depot. --------------
M0NfCLAIR. \. i'm Jamcs-'t., near
Psrx, two attractive new no'; , nha
men, II cNRTER, 81 ioTk-st.
ORANGE 20 SHORT HiLLs.-Sompctts
list Of furnished ard unf.rnassb%'na Ih,I IpsSs
III Broodway. and south oranpe. n. >.
SING SiNG.-Elcqant twelve.Io99m COZ co.,
tage; acre; BAN; shsdc; g. eeptv,in,i iam.ss
10 REYT- residence OF late Il. L. i'cil
innfurnishcdl; On Hudson RiN9r. near ear
Esopus and nearly opposite Hyde Pa,E, f9r
4 rnonths with garden SGc0. or TO Nav ],
eiOoo. J. ID. IRELAND. 40 Bro'cway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-18

PORTER and USEFULMAN.-By steady
reliable irl.hmaa nrst-class man for watch
man: fair salary. Call Or address T.. La
caro Of Faes 744 Oth-aye.
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ycr sale.

RFSTATRANT.-A bargain. near the ele-
waited railroad station and workshops doing
a good business owner leaving the city
price 500. 1,7jS 3d.aye.. 9th aud 9sth sts.
SEWING MACHINES. latest styles.
S2j second hand. go; machines sold
on instalmcnts EXCHANGED. rentcd and re-
haired H. RAUsCH. 2.i5l GdAve.. ne~s
llTth.st.: open evenings.
STATIONEKY SIOtE.-Will sell sta
.oncry and cigar store cheap, with paper
rout-. and fixtures. IN a good neighborhood
38i 7th-ave.. Brooklyn.
FL 500. 900. -MAGNGFCENT pianofortes,
sl75: organs. $40; agents wanted cata-
'ogur free. DANIEL r. BEATTY, Wash
ington. y. J.
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Country. 49,
poARD WANTED By family OF tnIee
- =, the soo shore. within. on noiI ~ >
"a" OF city; state terms reicf'iTTe sihnnc
ir,n "v Address T., Box 81 'i"u'''
once.
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rsTH-sP. 2os wEST:-sx Light eies s,ne
outer windows second and third, $50.
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
en- RCU cor OOth-st.-Pi eachlng by ric Pastor Rev
TNSi;5N McCIlT,~NfI j. D. ct ii a. NJ Al! are coy
daily invited. No evening service.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner OF
Preaching by tho Pa-t3r. Rev HkNRl y san
Dl RS ID. D. On SUNDAY. June 10. ~c'Nl'' a. u "a. ~.
so evening service. sunday. school a. 80 a ~. Md
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CIIr ECH. corner
J7,h-st.-Rcy. ABBprT J. NII ktD@L y D.. re-t"r
ierrlu on Of and SIc ar"nt ~ IN" Loiut supp
morning u. Pastor 1911 liach u the evening at y
Union Bbls cla-, discontinued rntl October
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MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES, PHESSHr;YUTI,HiHsinANS
CHUICI II cor. 53i-st) EcV. CHANI,ES J.. IHOMPSoN,
-. D. Pastor, Rev. J. ". NEG! MAN fh. D. A'-or a.
ii q H.. Communion and reception u m"Inl"i, J. m
Dr. THOMPSON Will pr ach subject, The thurih ana
I;eforni.." seat, FREQ and welcome for ali.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Madison-aye. corner u 2ith.st.. Rc' G. IL. iNEk,
HURST u. D.. Pastor Services SUNDAY June 10 a. II
a NJ. and - D.. ali. Inc key. ClIACNoLi W GOOD
i3Nl VIII preach.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57th.st, near 9th
avc-Dr. MACARTIITK Pastor. peaches H. subject
E(,tf OF ProoSlyn. by exchange Of pupit breaches <
SUNDAY school 20 All cordially invited 10 all the scr
vices Of the church.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH Mod son.avc. cor.
every Sunday morning during
M az II o,coek Preaching by the Pastor Rev. ROD.
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CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
7th.aye. near 14th.st., Rev {. :. NARROWER, D. D..
Pastor Ir.a hing AZ 10 - n aud IS ,. sun.
day-school 30 y. Young peoples meeting o'clock
Al cordially welcome.