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METHODIST.


R~MT. ZION VI. E. CHURCH, GOTH sr.-
sNcSoSJ O PREACHING II an: and 80 >. N. sunday
S Ps2ss sSo HPssns ssrsa pa.seP aP
K~RYLAND NJ z. CHURCH, 10TH AND D
IN m S,sssa.ns Rev g. II Gray oi aneIi-
evan2elistic services IT,
y ~ Ste Rev. I. 3. Wilson. 2. D.. pas.or-sun-
KounE mems meeting NonSay evening prayer @ees 3ss
Church, ia.h and NV. Rev. etfs !. Reese Reese
Anrray, pastor:-seryices at IL a. m. and 7:3o p m.
school 80 Christian Endsasos. ssS upds ?. N.
K<FFI,FfTIEENTsHd sd. ST. Y ], CHURCH. COR
Day Of Prayer ior Young Man. ii m ssspaon
sass.s sI ihs s.sfs b Y e e 70 R
day school 80 a. m. league meeting $50 p. m. lts
KPF%2U9rH STREET NJ. z. cHURcH REV.
ESSsE,R
church prayer meeting. Its
E~wAUaH NJ. F. CHURCH. Sd AND AsTs.
n's;MRsy ana s.,d Alex E. Gibson, Gibson, ID. pastor,
pm specal hs seryiees e m GpTcrth League 6
ososE fSsFs sFs a1dhi fa n
RSTwELFTH STREET NE CHTR0H-
ssS 'i fstf ss:ssSSSP'''fatas m fpRsr;s 4
9th and .ts.. Rev. T. $. Todd, fln B. D.. pas 9f
TOR Ss " 1Is an eernon by Rev Jacob Freshman Of
subject In BGndsss e 6Ges sfssn PAST sy the pastor
KoGALBRAITH ZION CHURCH. 9Th ST.
Bet na sts II Rev and D. 4 g
m BY the pastor. Christian Endeavor. 7p.m. It! =
K~RMEy THOMAS sSdaN oGLE, JR. AT GRACE
sOi a ia s s'i rss1s gnsi
ing at 7:3o =. m. Music special feature It.
K~aF,ooUkS nd 4, n oIt.. +: cHUBcH, l4rH AND G
day school 80 Preaching: < y Gy Rev B shop
D. ssE nss;ss y
8~MeKENDREE NJ z CHURCH, MASS.
p9n p sand.s school, $50 a. hp.ob &
Seats free Cordial % inVifaion saseSaiy aS a 'So PIT
H~METR0PoLITAN ME- CHURCH. COR.
sha sehos $50 esIssK :, p
m by tie pastor: Epw9rth League. 6:i5 pm. Al
M Fesss o9 he fS
R@SaoRsU9H N z; CHURCH. CORNER
81 Rev j. T. NJ fS fs@oniS sunday a = SC School aSd
~ siss ss BET s ana st.. N W., p Rev RcHVkoH. " E
SUBJECT sTei iEasanss Esanssy Royal saEs:
Sss Ell "a s!s u. ongReR R.e
Beckett D. D.. pastor. a. M Sabbath school.
:s W Hscsss scssy i md '''
UNION N. E. CHURCH. 10th ST. NV
SCHOOL, @ preachins BY Dss95r Sunday
iRs Rex ssss sss s's p
Gfs2asA 6HEk5HE 6ATESSE MSTa9 NJ .aS
Isass a.s ss'sS Of
MT VERNON PLACE NJ z CHTTRCu
am. .tniltentisnal SIN" 40 p M. sermon Or 70 %
Esdnssasy aishs prayer meeting 7:so sti.nseSs H
~ ner Of 7th and A sts. ne. Rev. j. g
asyiy,I services every evening next week. You are
4~spECIAL EPwoRTP LEAGUE sARvToE
- at McKendree Church tomorrow evening at
ses, Of his Good snsnS %tS orcps syss
ira accompaniment welcome for all. IT.
H@UNION WESLEY ME ZION CHURCH
- 23d St bet. and sts n. n.w-supday
Nov; l3 1892. at IL a. m, subject. Year Of Jub{.
n.o, 1ssn Strangers specially invited Rev. Newly
R~REv. JACOB oRFsHMAN OF NEW YORK
VIII preach in Hamltne NJ Z. Church, 9th
's'n Church. oh i LRSFSSEs sssEsiH and IL sSs6 q
ING, 7:3o: "Gy nip 70 Egypt and Palestine"
s.ss sss gs Hs; g:
E~pUMBARToN AVE. n. z. CHURCH.
snd Young M.s % BBreiss Ssyisr 4 Il
pressaine elaef VII preach At 80 y. m. its
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CHURCH NOTICES.
CENTRAL UNION MIs.ION.

MISSION HALL. $50 pa AvE.-To-
No. IN night: balcony concert. 7:3o At Bro
Mbee.er Will speak of his visit TO missions in
New York and vicinity. Gospel services daily - m
An6 ND ;;so Z l1, P IN; Sundays 2 and 7:3O
BRANGH MISSION MEETINGS usual.
GOSPEL WAGON MEETINGS yves tber permittins)
Mashin9ton Circle 4s45. Market space 61h 1t
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTopAY.-fnternai rev.
enue, S6SS, ,027; customs, Ss53, ,76L
SECRETARY RUsK has returned to " ashington.
GEN. LEW WALLACE Of Indiana was among
the Presidents callers today.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

byte SyssrIssnl Conn. Conn. aye and is,h s.: ::
4 e! n snd 80 pm FIN .aniysl..ry q .Ss
sSSss;: Df. Sheldon J.sf'0n 4 Se''fsi sanSsS S
Church; Rev. WIN; Alvin Bartlett, D D.
Howard University. vii occupy the pulpit il
H~AssEMBLY. PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
pastor = RSs.shIas y IS pastor - : /, @ IN sRd
'm.ds ali
E6SFoURIH HPREsBYTER1AN GHU KCH. .9TH
.shos Rev
= ssi sasss Ss1''a ssn Of vssu S s0h 4
Stranger are Cordially inv Invited 'A' - 10" T Il
0~FIRsT PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH AZ
ss0 All teachers and scholar. are requested to
G SsO p% serves speel.i 'sa %,.scnshs %Sssas
ss Of the
have been postponed until Sunday. November 20. 1t
K%EE,Ass,TrEE "a ,rE PREsBYTERI4N CHURCH,
p Pastor: Ssy: 9: r. Sid;n: p. D. .ssi:ssns. i
.esso z The ssc gsS''s a Il p s. .ne SO
x~wEsTERN PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. H
New organ completed, Church reopened for divine
Snsssaaa sassna.d dndsa'"r rally 7so
EgEfRAf TR h5E GESahS sAs kst FEs.E
Msn VII a s
sions to the Jews 1t
KSNoRTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH., N
c. Rsmsdell.-sermon OH the labor question 7:3o
2 m THE Laborers Savings" Public invited. Seats
free.
EPISCOPAL.
H~sT. JAMES CHURCH. sTH ST. NEAR
- Mass. ave ne. Rev: J. W. Clark rector
i2 and fPa II III :aa h "a aa
day services choral except 1890 All seats free
Strangers cordially invited. 1t
K@psSTr. pSr.,IL ,PAvLs c ccHUBSH. ZAP 81. NEAR
sunday school As a. N Morning service and ser:
p. IN. Strangers invited 1t
- s BET sea Ss4fsh aad ga issShSEIH"E ses Sh.fs.
saS dSiR
aoph xek GHnHfa sT hEy EAs
.christian Ihsism versus 81 Asn0sticism @ 'S'' - II
R~CHyRCH OF THE ASCENSION, COR.
vii seat Stranger: tran s "as e o,SsIP s
- ,copal Church, 18th St near Dupont Cir
Gle. Rey \. Aspinwan. rector. Services on Sun.
sy = IN h at i:p !.
The Rev; Angus Crawford will preach In the morn
r ii 1Pd Hss s ss in to s; &.
always at every service strangers welcome and
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MISS MARY COFFEY HAS REMOVED
49, 10 i3o3 81. NV, where she Will be
pleased to see her patrons. nl2-6ts
R.~The peather .s lfkstv to BE- 1aw tai Monday;
~ resteriY nfads
If you buy what you don't want IL II not
cheap At any price. In addition to quoting
you the most reasonable prices in the city
on Boards We give you exactly the lengths
and widths you need We have Bosrds 8.
10. IL. II. 10. 18 and 20 II. long snd all
widths. In buying. Of rs you have no
waste" lumber. for you buy exactly
the width and length you need
Can you do this Of any other lumber
yardy
II you need lumber 10; rs quote you few
Of our famous" low prices.
Hbbey. Bittineer Miller.
Lumber. Aiii Work and Bsfidsrs' Hsrdssrs
Cor. tith anl n. Y. avs. nv
Branch. cor. uth xnd o sts. Aa n12
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R@IWO TIMELY TOPICS
~ AT BARBER & ROSS.
Rubber Weather Strips melt and
stick In summer and crumble up
In winter Felt Weather Strips
do neither. Felt Is better for sew
eral reasons. You should Felt
strip your house 6v all means
Saves about one4ourth of your
coal bill. Isn't that reason
enou2ht Felt strips last long
as the house itself Estimate on
Felt-stripping your house-5frset
HEAT WITHOUT WORRY
The strongest word can saw
about Gas Heating Stoves Is that
they are inexpensive. Save time,
LABOR. dirt and are about q fourth
cheaper than Coal stoves. Gas
stoves plenty of heat,
with the trouble and worry left
out. The Home Comfort" is
larger and wider than the usual
e. 15 Gas stove. Best made for
its price.
BARBER ROSS.
Builders Hdrdraye.
COR l1TH AND g SITS. W nIo
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RBYRON 8. ADAMS. PRINTER
LAWYERS BRIEFS AT 90 CENTS PAGE.
"Promptness. Accuracy and Punctuality."
Telephous $50. In10l 5l2 1Ith st. NV
<DR. LORD ARRIVED FAMOUS sCIEN-
- uac astroioser Of the 10th century; tells all
things truthfuly; convinces most skeptcs attested
and approved Of by New York World, Nellie Bly, Sun,
Journal. &c. cures all diseases; never fails. 606
18th st. NV nlO-1ws
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SCHyRcH OF OUR FATHER. 18TH AND
81 L. Rev. A. G. Rogers, pastor. Services at IL
and 30 Subject mornie: fnspiration for Service :"
evening 'The Religion of Christ. An Appeal to Man
hood" Strangers cordially invited to these serv
ices. 1t
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UNITARIAN,

wSML SOULS, CHURCH. l4rH AND L SITS.
-, Rey Il: stsbbins, 3 d: D: Of San Francisco.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Young peoples meeting, $50 .. m. All invited. II
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rrcnnnEn MnHrGAGEs.

Althot Charlie. b. murray. 81 and 20 Bl'''ke'''t
ind ron. Thomas W 20 Ellen Donncly 'on''
''' ,y XIchols - Julia \ Bunting. lo's and c.
,,,,, n, p,v.l farm Wet iufW-. 3 1tnr. TlN ,
Fr-t Fro VIII Baptist thuf' ~ S'a,'1 b"'N '''
t,,,r.n Charlie. 90 " q It1n-. s7th--t " ''l'''
PARK ~. ! var tll $50. , r.. Ca.
Harlow Iou ~ - lilc 'u'f'ni"e ana I'''' WI"
,onv n . G,'h.-t. 90 lluraVr 3 var fla".. ,o,..
U,-t Wniam = 9, sarah Wand IA'"f I-''h'
~ Koi.,,r G,ors, l., T. N'oks. a'th-st 7th''c'
!s,r, srno < 20 P,er Aiken Mhedourals,.
~ p,lnce..f . wears. 1900. go. .
%.u fluari and we 70 julius k'l llS'h't
90 ~ s,b.o,c : ,,urs r- GOO. ,
fanfr%n. H,nre,,a ara another 70 simon kaufman
th.st w n Bi.atc. - wars = no-t,'. fl.,'' 49, a,
T.Nl. flfai.tl g. 20 leN" Miller S-n''' q"
3D." .i,c 10 B,arlan Brewing Co. oss Morris.
a', , i'''. n-rv ,o olivia An,riury ooai''
20 - iothavc 3 y,ais % uoitsl. 10000. o-.A, Ga
NVcr- Charles !. - , } H4"'''''''"' 49,
N,e., Cher, to villa" "'''"''y' 4'0 WI
20 y y Eou'e,a-f 7jl,-st, yo"f. ~ ''l' -
Noa'c U!.rn and VIE. o ]. t'''.. ~ ~, ~
a. N,,h,,,an a,c and ilttl . m.nh' ~ III BID,
C,o.tr,.t.al &c. IS Iut"r,AcaF". 81 "-'e"'''' '''
rlr.i ,..a,rc p nd wife to Ern't Won An II
Ei1tit.,'' ~ 4 AID onorler ,he Tmigrant Indus
,,of S,,,nrs Rank 10 - W..t lorh--t ,,y,.oo .
sar,ni~ Warren - aid VIE - I''''in "'''"''
l"'rp Jn,ob Holman R-ning Go . Icon NdsS'' snr
,,o,ic- fru.f.... 3--af'. u ~ ''I''-' ""' '
pf'ir'N r,'n t-,,,,rsth and ano'he-. o. w Thorn.
lot ~ afd another - " IlaflrF' Ih
,oi.,r Of Wof Place. 10 months T5oo''
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REAL ESTATE.
n,..rxr.c Ar TIE. EXCHANGE.

There was large attendance from the upper wards
when lanes L. Wells offered, at the heai ES'i'o EN-
change Yesterday ten and tlreequarter acres o' iiu
or U,o po.ton Road. near Wakefield. the estate OK
George Faile The property in question Is oou"ueu
hv the estate of f. Schicfen. and adJoihS inc to"h
~ Manchester The bidding ran from $500 an acre h
nm 70 81 900, mt which price A. " henI ms , omv
liIvcr The same auctioneer offered u WI ,onSing
frane dwelling and II stable in EagleNe'' s,d ,
on a MOT 75Xl25. Timothy Donovan was INC buyer
r. Y. Harnet offered under ioreGioSnre md nos; No
and o Abingdon Square No. f1ShIh.dN uiu w.
90 E1ccckcrst seven-story brick nat, win stoi.,
on a plot All Irregular IT sold lor 10000 "
D. r. incraham offered under foreclosure, , 40 %
Wn-t OneIundred nd second ST. east OF ,o5' RI a
ave a five story bricE fiat on iot 5oA.V az. 600
rI,ntf in the proceedings the buyer AZ FI9,Vo ~;
I,In TOO Gye-sorv brick fats on plot 11Xioo III
West Onehundred and forty fifth ST. east OF an GOO
Sor,ovc The plaintiff was the buyer ior S,o'p'"o,
Smvth & RYAN offered under forcclosutc 20 t,oii
Wcet FirhtythrdSt st.. a four story stone rom Wv ~
ing on n lot 1GxlOO. The plaintih WIS inc o"S'' iN
$4,000. -, - 900 Fast Seven
feminist a fonr-stOIy. high stoop private nous D
% 4xGOyiOG for Martin Schrenkcser Sanuel ha'lon
was the buyer for S2o,1oo'
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90 fft for Business tnrposes

A VERY DESIRABLE PARK ROW Front ohi Ss,t to
"A rpnt In the Potter Building. Address CbENf|
LAND ROLLING MILL CO.. % Clirst. y. Y
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ROpOSALS FOR NAVAL SUPPLIES FOR


- Office OF tn Supervising Architect T.. > Treasury
Depa rtinent. Washington. y. C.. untl o O'clock o.
April 20. 1892. Tor I'll labor aud material rcGpitd In
nting walls and ceilings OOn.s Of tho '. - Court
House and Po,;orcc building. New-NoH, y y. In accord
with th' spcchcatlon coprs Of which b" had
Rcpaiis at The atoyc.namcd building Each bid be
accompanied bv certified check for Jess than ,
per cont Of The amount Of TIE proposal The tight IS
reserved reject all bids received waive any
defect or Informally bid All bids received afser
the stated win be returned 10 the bidder Proposals
incosed envelopes sealed and marked Proposal
FOR Interot Iaintna y cosrshc1,s and pos,9nl;s
EDBR0oKE. Supervising Architect March 3d. 1892
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Ncw.York. Monday, April II.

NcW-Y0fK MONudYi NTIII 1T
Tho following sales were held at the Exchange anu "uc
ton Room to-day: al.
Az Il Icth.aye lot 1GNlC22; Eleanor GAG sl3Vw
q, 65i"ft y 1oh.ayc blot 75N991i. James Rogers
$1,000. -. 90 Wa, ,O,d st : g.
600 +, - Eo,1mbns.ayc lot 30xlO011 Ella l. PADDOCK
~ story building with lot 80 i25 Bleccker'SSv; H.
corner 30 . sn.avc lot -. 7Xi411NfON lrrcg' MI
3.,torv house. with plot Of land NV
H. 1G -t-st plot 7JN2j: T Donovan ~ .,.o TT 7
lOl, acres Of land W Boston Road. llul'a'o' !"
Kelly sl0.S76
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Rral Gstaic 90 Grrbanar.

w ANTED FOR EXCHANGE.-PropeI' lee Ia Nev.Jerrey.
w Fsse1 County preferred for New York and Brooklyn
improved property. Address JAMES s. HoLMEA Zoo
Broadway.
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRATEFUL-COMFORTI
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAST.-"By thorough knowledge o. the
natural laws wnich govern tne Operation: Of dgeetod and
Of weeleced Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided breakfast
tables with deiclty Favored beverage which may save
us many heavy doctors bills IL Is by the iudlciOus use Of
built up strong resist every tendency TO
disease Hundreds OF subtle maades floating around
ready attack wherever there is weak We
escape mary fatal shaft by keeping ourselves we'll
fortified with pure blood and properly nourshed frame"
Civil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water milk Sold only II
half pound tins, By labelled thus JAMES EpP0
q CO.. Homeopathic Chemists London. England.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TEANsFEEs-N.Y'

2daye, 9o7 Of SSth'''' l'oN'O oo $1,000
NJ Reed 10 G Col0an. - =. q D.. ,icorce
oOfh.st = .49.o Of tlavc 20 lN'2 "cos0 Il 900
Wells to John II Eo9a c,ccutor 10 same 1900
Sam mol"i' ~ It e Of eih-aNe, 1s4N9so ,oo,o
Ellen Donncly n Thomas W N Nuy."'d,sm. lula
Ssh-.t 200 r. " q ,uaTe' 1000
S7th.st no PIG west; WIN h''"'S '..,.... II 900
s7ths go It q Sihaye -o>ioV' '''' Sc $50
Cst6., lioG r,,o Of HS"Tc $1,000
4ih.st ~ n " Of siH,a NY, -'N''V' o. 800
SSth.st II :. 100 Il W o. SthR'e' ''N'OV''
r Evan, to Charles ,,abr'n q =, -,;,,...h,,v
5oth.sr SO 52a and $50 West; N'''' 10000
sti.avc. " : lbs # ~ "i t.o T'''NiVV l
5sth.st 500 r. Of 5haN' ,aIg9cv Soks 800
p shannon and 0nOther cNr~. 10 AnIteW ,an ~ 200
G7fh.st 40 Jasper singer Z" l.,rh,.'n ''''
72d.st 40 40 East; Kate Gallagher 70 Nm'''''" I
Id 40 ia Fast: same % Mary u Ward l
Travcrsst cor M0ronavc. 2oN"o' NS"'' ooo
Yo,t o. l. \ Ma,"r.. - ,,,ico. 'K,tc ~
Gallagher and auo b Michael COMFY
124thst Ne % , ~ SA'1n ., 5000
11G,h-st : ~ 4 , 81 IsANe' - N'Oo' 49,. 1900
r.1,bbrtp ~ '"i3'G n . 81 2c.av,. 1s"N1o0lo; --
Katharine Hook 70 Ldward Hn ,CG ~ Iona, '''
1ogth, 20 r. W , a. Sl'I't .sn 1T 81 600
1otthS, geo II vt OF Sia' M 1000
117lh;s 2i5s II , 81 SI IsD. X.w,~rcir $3.50
1o,t:,' l3o n Of s C.u~ TO- Il La 10000
Counl,rs.ave o cor llGthtt. 2HiN't }r-...N g,
aipcn WILTON y. . - Aiken, : fiH''o"o'- IN
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Qcachfrs

GclChfr5.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Professors. TEASl;
"A ERS Tutors Governesses etc. OF All balches
10 Universities Colleges Schools and f1nlles
schools 10 Parents. Modern Languages spoken Mdi Nt
COYRIERE Book Building 10 fnthaye. cor. 2o1l 81
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors, Teachers, tutors 0NthesscS'
&C., 20 Colleges Schools and Families: Apply 10
Mrs J. NJ. YOUNG.FULTOS, % Union square.
ID Est TEACHERS supplied ior all branche, IN my
ID locality. 40 FEE Tor registration Form Tor snry'
PV.HUYSSOON. American School bureau : w. l4si-,Ss
JNVERETr STONE (Yacl. 152 West 4Sth-st. private
II prepa 'aon for college Recommended by NV
Drs. WIN. N. Taylor and DAVID II. Grter.
lESSE'S Teachers Agency 81 L. 1G. supplies com
o;c ali branches recommends best schools Ln.Ii>h'
French. German. Spanish spokcl
ARGE LIST. Rc.t teachers supplied for all 6el9r-
IL free. Schools omucndcd y \. ipCNN-
TlONAL BUREAU. - Clinton Pscc y. y.
rNFACHTRS WANTED for Ladies seminary, vocal and
i instrumental music, $500. Latin. Ernch ,riIutn.
$500. Enrolment free. UNION TEACHERS AGENCY
~ Fast lith-st
rIN HE FISK Teachers Agencies York Boston, chi
CROCKFR. n Y Manager. Lincoln Bldg. L1loh 81
M ANTED.-Iutor n prepare young man fIr llarNali
w examinations be taken this fdll WORK must bel
imned atcly and through entf" sumner loc't u
in country pleasant surroundings pulerrci tood
references required. Address HARVARD, Paia H7tcl'
Ncw-YOrk City.
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Gunner Resorts.
CranStonS, West Point Hudson,

viii open NAY 10th. Mr. Cilnsion will give his undl-
vldrd attention ~ the Hotel th season and nav be seen
MARLBOROUGH hy IorfH. desiring 20 Engage rooms
Halls and rooms heated hy steam and Crate nrrs.
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Storage.

A THE HAEGER WAREHOUSE, SHAVE. FROM
"A 33d 70 3th-st storage for furniture baggage goods
and wares Of every desepon in sepsae closed compart.
ments always accessible during business hours boxing
packing, shlpplng and everything appertaning to the
saa Inspection Invited Once s wsss s.S. furnished
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1nstrnrtion

For Boys and Young Men-Clty.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 1913 Broadway
u near 42d.st. All Departments. ,,,D,crcoN
NJ NJ HOBBY, y. {. HENDRlChSON'
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mnsical Instruments.

A ASSORTMENT OF secondhl Grand upright and
"a square pianos Of make I'm perfect condIt,on
fully wOrranedy also lumber Of secondhand p,no.
VI other prominent makes at very low prices,
WIN. kNARE E. CO.
l4S shave, 20th at, New. YORK
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& rw 1)npllranons

lust PUBLISHED
ROSE LIBRARY, NO. 10.
FELIX LANZBERG,S EXPIATTON
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1900

CT )OO \ GEM-TO LEASE from May l. No
- ,DUU 10 West Ssth--t tht'e.stlry With cx.
tension cabinet mln,ele hardwood tim handsomely deco
rated elegant chandeliers, all inptO Ia perfect
oidcr Seen by permit OILY Appl, 70
FRANK l.. FISHER 6 co.
40 Columbus-iye. lear Slst-st
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Ocean 5leamers.

MEDITERRANEAN LINE.
New.York TO Genoa In less than eleven days
Werra, Sat, Nay 10 am Vera Sat. July 2S 10 am.
Fuda Sat, May 2s 10 .glds, sat. Aug. O. 70 am.
Passage, 800, 1925 $3.50 a berth, First Cabin,
Passengers the Italian Lakes, switzerland and the
Tyol will the most direct easiest aud MOST
comfortable Switzerland can be reached In six hours from
'e"'' oELRICHs & CO., 2 Bowling Green.
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INMAN LINE. -
L FOR OUEENsTowN AND LIYERPooL
cry OF XFW.YORK wedne.day Apri 90 10 30 a. m.
GIN OF GHIGAGo... ,Wednesday. Aprli q . a. n.
From Pier 40. y. H.. adjoining Chrssph'r-st. Ferry.
First cabin $50 and upward, according 10 steamer and
location OF second cabin. $50 aud sac prepsld
$40. SteeIage, so. INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION
co. General Agents. q Bowling Green y. Y.
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hUS' NOVh q 'O.', Ut I'M - u ~
ANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO

n
~ JAPAN AND CHINA.
NETWORK TO JAPAN IN Is DAYS.
Intended sailin,ss from Vancouver:
EMPRESS or JAPAN FUNDAMENTALLY l 20
EMPRESS or chi May IS.
EMPRESS OF j ne 3.
E. V. SKINNER. EVERETT FRAZAR,
(ien'l Fastn Agt. China and Japan Frt. Ags
" Y. l24 Water-st., v. Y.
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Giln llroperip 90 Ert.

NOS 3O2 AND 30i WEST 103DST.
"A Three and IL brownstone dwelling 2OX5J
and extension handsomely decorated open plumbing
net rim tiled bathrooms: the Riverside Drive high
elevation fire view Of the river; exceptionally 1nc
Ieiphborh0Od will be- LEASED for term VI yNfs Y
permit only Apply FRANK l.. FISHER & CO.. 40
l,nlmnlhis. nN.ll 81 .l-.t.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-05-21
Artesian Wells,

The town of Alexandria was greatly
opposed to the boring of an Artesian
we'll, because of its financial condition.
Mayor McGinnis, backed by a deter
mined town Council, took the matter in
hand and entered into contract to
have one bored in spite of all opposi-
tiOD. The wolkmen set to work and at
one time the croakers said it would he a
failure. 1t partially succeeded after
some delay. There was long drought
in the summer following and the peo-
pic of the town and from the vicinity
for miles around had to go there for
water. Even the poor animals, not be-
ing able to get down to the river, were
forced to 60 to the we'll. The absolute
necessity for it then became sef-evi-
dent. Those who had so strenuously
opposed it were convinced. 1t proved
a blessing to all. In the course of about
two years it was found expedient to
have another well bored, and shortly
thereafter still another. So that Alex
andria now has three Artesian wells at
different eligible points in the town, and
they furnish about 10000 gallons of wa
ter per diem. The citizens are inde-
pendent of cistern supplies, and the
town has water with which Fire En-
gines may extinguish fires, insurance is
reduced and the poor are amply suppli-
ed with natures healthful beverage,
pure water. OpelOusas, wake up.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-05-21
A Queer Act.

We notice in the published proceed
ings of the General Assembly of Lou.
isiana, notice of an act offered by Hon
A. j. Lafargue of Avoyelles, having fol
its object the prevention Of persons
from selling property after notice OF
suit ia served upon them, under nullity
of such sale. This is worse than non
sense. The Hon. author Of the bill can
not have given the subject a moment of
reflection. A. sues B. for $50. B. is
worth 100000. The suit hangs in court
one or two years and possibly five or
six. When submitted it is decided
against A.
During all this time B. has been un-
able to sell. Can the author of that bill
tell what injury has resulted to B. by
having his property tied up in the man
ner proposed?
1t is useless to argue such al absurd
question. What must become of the
rights appertaining to property, it own
ers are to be placed at the mercy of ev-
cry one chosing to sue7 Such law
would completely do away with the free
use Of property and render it of no VAL
ne. If the owner could not sell it, no
creditor could, even with judgment.
St. Landry democrat., 1892-05-21
Personal.

Hon. G. l.. Duprc, has returned from
Baton Rouge.
Mr.. Lucas Fontenot visited Lafayette
Sunday.
Miss Gussie Lastrapes is visiting
friends in Breaux Bridge.
Miss Bella Cain, of New Orleans, is
spending some time in our midst.
Capt. j. j. Thompson and Mr.. j.
Jacobs paid Washington a flying visit
on Sunday last.
Mr.. Jos. L. Cain, attended the meet
ing of the Grand Lodge X. P, at Alex
andria this week.
Katie Leer, of Washington, left on Sun
day to visit friends in Rayne.
Mr.. w. O. Pipes, ye editor of the
Washington Argus, graced our town
with his presence on Thursday last.
Messrs. Ben. r. Rosenthal, and Jos.
Lehman, of Alexandria, spent several
days in town this week. Call again
boys.
Miss Lille Kaufman, of Plaquemine,
lberville parish, is on a visit to our
town. She is the guest of Miss Julie
Bloch.
IS. Marshall Jno. Vigneaux, Esq. of
Lafayette, was in town this week max
ing necessary arrangements for holding
court here next week.
Among the visitors to our town, from
Washington, we note the following,
Misses Marie l.. Dupre, Bella Jacobs, U.
Roy and Messrs. B. r. Splane, Isidore
Jacobs, and Phillip ZernOtt.
Mr.. c. Mayo Familiarly known as
Uucle Claude) formerly of this town
but now a resident of Lake Charles,
cast the smile of his benign counte-
nance on our community this week