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The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1893-01-20

until it beamed forth into a very pleas
ant and sweet smile.
"Ah, what a fool l have beenr' he ez-
claimed. What a pretty picture it was
to see her bending over my baby boy, and
speaking a language to him that he only
could understand! Greek in future shall
be for me. Baby in future shall be for
Julia, with just a little bit of him for
me also. Women can be and are very
great, but what a little thing will upset
their greatness and make them what
they ought to be-sweeter ~and-and-
well-why. women!'
The Lives Of the Greek Poets" came
out, but at longer intervals than was
at first intended. for DR.. Adams did ali
the work himself. His wife was always
ready to listen to the MS. when he read
it aloud to her, and the professor was
glad to get any advice that she might be
able and willing to give.
Mrs. Adams in future attended to the
comforts of her husband. her baby and
her father, and was also glad to get any
advice they were willing and able to
give.
Mr.. Drewry was more happy than he
had been for. many a long day, for he
could now get his daughter and son-in-
law to talk on subjects other than Greek.
But if he was ever at a loss for compan-
ionship, he could always resort to the
new language, in which he was very
proficient, and by the hour with
his grandson to their mutual benefit and
pleasure.-Edric Vredenburg in Wit and
Wisdom.
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he THOUGHT THE SERGEANT VAS CHRIST.
YOUNG FRENCHMAN SUFFERING FROM RE-
LIGIOUS MANIA

LlCIOUS MANIA.
Paul Monty, emotional young Frenchman who
Ned with his mother and married sister at No.
SO5 East Twenty fourhst.. Is the latest victim Of
religious mania. From his childhood he had dis
played a tendency to pety, and was constant at
tendant at the French Protestant Episcopal Church in
west Twenty second. ST.. Of which the Rev. A. V Witt
meyer Is rector. Lately his mother and sister be-
came converted to Catholicism, ard attended the
Church Of st. Vincent de Paul. in West Twenty third
ST. They had urged him 10 go to the church and
hear the discourse OF the Rev. Father Bucher. IL
can preach In any kind Of church." Monty's
reply.
But yesterday, unknown TO his mother. he left the
mouse and went to the church When Father Bucher
Was about to begin his discourse Monty suddenly
rose from his seat half way down the aisle and said
u want to preach"
Father Bucher looked a; the man and said calmly
You can't preach here" Several women In the
congregation broke In and cried: Let him speak
et him speak" Father Bucher. however. quietly
ave signal and Policeman T.. j. Looney entered the
SAurch and took Monty away. sergeant lialpn was at
We desk when Monty ravng and cursng. was led into
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.

FLATBrsII.-An accident. In which FANNY car
rage was wrecked and two young women v"rc So.
yerolv bruised and badly frightened occurred "r
saturday evening In Tlaibush ave. Tue driver wa
HOLMES Dtinas. a Of Andrew Dlnas, one 81 IL"
wealthest ard Oldest resident, Of liailnnd,. Nj.
Dimas was driving BIS sister Jrnni" and FREUD
toward the city. Owing 10 the heavy iol object
AT n short distance could not be seen. Mr.. u, mA~
was driving lcisnrclv along WHOM. without ih''
slightest warning. the entire top Of IN" carille" W.
ripped of. ~ il by sharp knir. strong WIZ
rope strung from n telegraph pole 10 a u'r Z" sup
port the pole. and hanging at a low aEgl" ~ ""'
,dc Of tie road. had done ia" work The V0nhs
women scrambled ont Of th" wreck ana holh 1'l on
the muddy pavement. They sustained several
hruIcc, on their arms. hand, and l"'-. ne t"a'"
Is "A total wrccn and wa, left In the rnld.
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Mrs. NJ. A. Drcnsinr who resides ct 10. ~ West
l27lst. NcNYork. has passed through mos wond~' l
experience vhich should BE- OF interest and va.u. To all
ladies. She said: "a f,w Yeas ago ,uadcnr
seized with iilnc-, which could not account FOR.
MY body was in constant lnin and N'rg sensitive 80
tina, could not boar the contact Of bat Ia" rte,t
garments scarcely tell OF The that SUI
fcrea during thot time. The physicians Informed ,Aat
l could not possibly live, and friends were called IN
- bid M farewell I aimo>f ia the embrace o.
death when husband >"nt for remedy Of which hc
had heard and gave mr snail quantity. ART takn-
second do~ peaceful. ir.tfu feeling crnod 10 - al
M. and Tor the nr-t tine in several day, sirF.
From that time my recovery was assured grow
Gradually better until health va, f1ly restored and
| God that life spared through tic agency
Of WoIncrs Sofc Cure. l. cucd me. ala know IL {
IL will cure others"
Testimony that i, beyond question j., given by Mt.
t. /. McMufrly Of St Pluis-ayc.. Staten Island y. T.,
who says My mother Mis-. . \. Vanderbilt and my
eclf owe our health and l almost icI our lives. TO
W0rncr's safe Cure. 1 speak fr.m long eNrer'nc".
Recently had most severe attack 81 Influenza osiHf
from a cold, and the made me feel like a
new person. Other member, Of on family and oso
many friends aud atquolntanccs, have received equal
benefit and all highly recommend It,"
Mrs. J. f. Bcalc. re-idng ~. 1868 L"Ninr,oa-nNc
New.York said: 'hbou: eight year. az, | sufe,.I
from pcritonlti, and general kidney trouble. and ia
spite of the attendance Of skilled physicians ny nHen'
increased. Uron odyicc Of some fri'nd' began The
Use Of warncr's safe Cure and was cured entirely
feel wei to-day a. IN my cary sfhod ana u j.
I, whom 1 have recommended the safe cure have been
cured bv its u,c. ard their lives prolonged and their
happinc>, assured"
MIS- NJ NJ. Simonon. Of Euckley, Mo- says ''N'
daughter who was te perfection - heath oAI
happiness was for year, afflicted with kidney and l'r
dlsca,, complicated with sci'fula th' Dip ONT bc'-
Affected She became bnd thIt h" do t'i@ want "a
to unjoint the hip. would not consent 10 10 "d h''"
odnlni,er.ng a remedy which had L'nd mnc" "DoH'
end / am happy - say she Is n'" cur o. N''I anu
I,.. tho II Warner SAT- tltc
Reader. Me greatest bargain known I, The "'il D.
GOOD health DO YOU not wish to ,ecur- and roihn ~
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for Sale.

\ NACNuiCENTLN Ga.>,cd 1890
up,icA, piano -l-o; f|lr nnufr> 800 r-r.
,,l,r. u6ru,,yl .hf'. I".a.,; pi.. { acton.
t'dly - W. -5f,,;.
AZ REDUCED rHICr~ 300 second.
h1nd VOID and iron work ne chimes :;
lult @uitJnI'. q. N1rI 80 hpIch ma rA-
chat Cd. GEORGE Il. l.DDl 33S Mld,-
,on->t.
Min llpN - ..ws ma irr, 4 al
hii d.: new So rood -ccond-,ori. 80:
EtcScH's. iii 3i.a,r. Iis.h-.t.
20 NtrtNr-H"t ii %. sale: doing
l'rc" hus.n.~s, about -.iro wnrS. ,ap D.
increased. G. a. :. H., SOB Tribune ONO.
toAL YARD nr,r to En,t River 0ih
everything comlc f" ,'ailine Tor 30 horses
very heap t"u; good lease. j. FLAIR.
10" } os' '-ta-,t
DESKS oaicr furi tlrr. crsh crdt
80 Erodrar, -. oad-lad fr.k-. part
:ipu- i'iac.. bon hf "NtAa"2rd ~
W"-t It, nc,f b. adw1v, p'ciai I-fpu'
roI'op' AS
FOR SsLE -uld.c.'olli.r r' rr.t.c,n-,
urr aaf tcgrtlhlc market. hnc ll'a'ior (.
'ooa mr-rp. for -liine. So 'th-a'c,
TOR SAIL .Kns tUsil.-. .ulv.~ Bl II.
helm aud rim" Charlie >panlrl- young
and matur'd from pilf"-vlnnlng stock and
pedisrc". \. KNDHLAN II. - Central
ave-. icr-ey city.
LADY win -eli hand.oir. ,oal-,ln ircf',
md WIl tar cInH n'-n .fr''' and evening
'.rc,-', great inrgain. DO Ia-t ,5.h.~'.
MUSICAL Box. r.w. p'n}iag l. t',a,S.
5ii'cr au1 d tpr a'trchmcu'-. D,.t n
eel q. 30 n'Dl Ioa''. go B'cldvrF.
Room -.
>ArF~ .Br.aiu- iu nca lrd .ccoua.
hand .1fo,. laser -'0rk - select iIOa' 10
combination pr...- -If's r'l1ifcI. i. Il.
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EW.RRUNSWICk.

Extensive preparations have beer made by th"
students OF the New Brunswick Theological seminary
70 entertain the delegates to the sixth annual con
venon OF the Central District Of the American inter
seminary Missionary Alliance, which will be hed In
the First Reformed Church Of that plGc" on WcdreN-
day. Thursday and Friday An elaborate program M"
has been prepared and several well known speakers
will be present On Wednesday evening. when the
convention opens. addresses will be made By the Rev
Dr. j. c. Lansing Of the New Brunswick Seminary.
and Thornton Is. Penfeld OF the Presbyterian Bonrd
OF Home Missions. The convention viii 10" the large,
ever held In the dlsct, a. over dozen semaIles VIII
he represente0.
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ppovJyryT ARRIvAs At THE HOTELS.

DRTNSWICK- Tho Hon. cccl J"hn-one. OF lnriand.
rIATENDOS-E. H. >Othrfn. FLhl'l i-i-ru'c" l1
49,. =, p.,,r r-nliod states Navy. FIFTH ANEN f.
cnor,soan Barnes Compton. Of MARYLAND. ana Cap'"n
,nrca J. Lemon aud Stil,on iiut,hins u Washington
n g HOFFMAN, Conerc. -n"n josiah Peterson 81
tennessee; Thomas !. ''r1tF. OF ,s'on" ana H. II
, -, v.rmn,t and Wlriam i. Cody. OF NcUia.ka.
uo,IAXD-rN Noyor John \. Roche. Of Chicago.
v,pIHOHorGu- t,cnciai J.. l.. Alexander. o. "r''s,a.
vtxDsOP-S. II. H. Clara. president u "a" Cn'on p
cinc Railway Company. ana Jrlg' E'oit H. i''""' u
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PLAINFlEL.D.

Contracts have Just been awarded by the binding
committee Of the Young Mems Christian A-So'la"o'
for The erection OF handsome building ana IN" "oh
will be begun as soon as weather permits. Nearly all
,o NANCY needed 10 nav for the structure Is already
subscribed The new building will BE- 100 FEET by %
in size and will occupy site at the head OF Peiccsl
The building will be OF brick with stone trimmings
three stories high and containing reception rooms
LARGE assembly hail. library, Offices completely
equipped gymnasium. hnihs and rooms lor the as'O
cations educational class,s.
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MASSACHUSETTS, COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-SpcCh mu,lca! scrv co.. were
held the BAPTIST Church last night. ut wich MT-'
w. f. Shaw soprano, Of Lowell Ma, sang. n
reception was given 10 Mr.. shaw ~ the home 81
Mr. and Mr., Charlie, II. Stcckcr. on saturday even
Ing.
The Congregation Il society. which recently pr
chased a Site for a churcA building at Nnth"V'' ana
Varntinc-st.. is raising fund 10 erect thr ne"
church a, an early day III Rev. l.. I. BIrl. III
new pastor las added many new members T. NJ
church and Las received many conlIib'toEs to Ia
In md
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PATTERSON.

George Miller. sllkribbon weaver, thirty years
old. shot and killed himself yesterday morning In
an clubhouse back of his home, In Paterson. Miller
was intoxicated saturday night. and before going
home agreed to 60 fishing Yesterday with friend
named Amiel Schwzer. He reached home about two
A. H. and asked his wife to get him his iishin2,achie
She asked him to wait TIL morning. lie Kew INTO
n rage and grabbing a revolver chased her upstairs
As he threatened TO shoot her. she took refuge with
the family on the floor above her own. Miller then
skull killing himself instantly. lie married six
ths
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ELIZABETH.

In the Union County Court at Elizabeth, on Nh'nr-
day Judge Mccormick dealt ont severe punishment
IN three Youthful burglars, who for several months
have been frightening the Inhabitants Of Kos"nc ana
its vicinity by their deprcdations. The jndg" sen
fenced the prsoners-lIarry Walker. twcniN'thrr"
wears old George Traitor. nineteen wears Old. ana
James Mcdonald sixteen years old-'o I'VE years
each In the State prison Mcdonald Is the Youngest
person ever sent 10 the State prison from Union
|
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flats 20 Get, Nufnrnisheo

LIGHT MODERN FLATS; decoiatec,
private halls, OH wide streets with elt shSe
,vas, near lOi'h.st seven rooms and bJ'i.
mot. water heating 80. 81 mo- the. ~ co her
is,fk.aNc. and 06th.st nal> and b2t'ii Dom ;
heated, Gve 0ld six room ana bath 30,
So single Hat. atJolni 4, seven rooms, aoo
s3s I'm lQ7 10 ll3 East 90th.-t.. siN rooms.
s23 sgo same In 1870 70 1876 East odth.
IN heated extra wide room $50. $40 IN
los Eas; 54th.st.. steam heated. IN ioOn.s
and bath $50 $50 i've rooms ana Dath,
i55 West l39d.r., neo' 7th.ave., ~, 80
six rooms and bath. 800, 3l3 West 10th
St. close 20 l. station. $40. IS; nv ROOMS
F Isnn Cts J. scHXGGG. l7o Ess, o0th.s,.
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gcunIrp neGl CstaIe FOR raj,

AGLNCY FOR MONICLAlE-Rc s.d,mcc
WOpcfuc, IN =" aud To let. .ai.e ,stIrp
Of ,h"ic" nuiidng s.trN. B EB> iAl-
LOK. B'cNusn--t.. md Mn''.rir
~ RAILWAY. y. 1.-Two rr,.-cls>,
residences Of l. rooms each all improve
nent- Win stable lni carril.e house
eround- l0ONljO; ~Lad aud ffil' trees >
iiucE~ ifuin station. For fulthcg iufurIa-
ton inquire vi y. MOONEY, over Post.
oihce.
CENTRAL 4. Il. ~ y. I'm rOg.
oui lHre" and smlli farms. also dwellings
WITH all modern impiDN "m"nt, COMMUTE
ton low. tARMEE LOOMS & Co.
Noncui.lc. y. j.
FARMS AND DWELLINGS IN The line
Of "a" Penn lNau.a Railroad. wi,h all i'm
prov curp'- - misutO~ from city:
iaim 81 co acre. n.ilr- iIom
RAILWAY: fam of % acres. .
n'li"- from !:arn"y; farm of 100 a,r.-. j..
miles from RaIvay. loi frlihrr iniuua.
ton inquire at y. MOONEY. over ro-t.
oil'c'. RAILWAY. y. j.
FOR HUDSON RIVER. cry OF rural
hone. farms manufacturing bu',linc~.
It,. &C.. only % JONATHAN niCKIN.
son IA. red stat" agent P3nahsccy>'.
tOH SALE ~ EXCHANGE Farm n.
50 acres ncar " ford bel. - acre, ,rf
iu i"'1'h frcr- i0u~c. 10 rOnu,~ lawn set
ln naples la' o. barn. shrd~ etc.. tim"
clinat' good nciQhborhoo1 near srtO, and
church, VII exchange far rrpsitr ia
onr. Address c. \. BLAIR. New
l.r tain. conn.
,tMNlI-Nr.. East O~ncr. y. b.
| ! pr SI'r reasonably. owner gong ihruai.
modern r'-Grrr'. ATTRACTIVE crornd- pop
feet surroundings. p.i,r 900. EDW.
T.. HAMILTON s. CO.. 90 iroaavay.
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SHE SECURED A BARGAIN.
OVERHEARD IN A PROMINENT STORE.
AN INCIDENT AND CHAT FULL OF INTEREST TO
WoMEN-TIEED AND WORN OFT AFTER
VISITING TIE STORES.
NJ T II = .

S'Cuieu spt'hud IirGaih'
overheard l1dy make tn. I'r ark 10 companion
just dtr coming out OF Of thJ~. offensive house,
that conduct bargain counters. Iior f.- ,, very
ana her "yca SIarhl"d hut could ia palcncs.
in the lines ulun hcr face that iii. haG ben .uioImg
and was even then suffering. | understood ha. she had
saved money in the purchase she Lad npdr. but could
that sac had Lost th. greatest OF l human barg1n,-
good health
How many women there are to-day who unhappy
and suffering. end yet who d, not FUZZY realize why 70
l. 50. They feel weak. weary and often discouraged
They little food aud loss for Thes
sleep i disturbed, their minds not ~ rot. They
are unhappy. To all such tc following experience will
be Interesting and valuable
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Duolncos Ch1ures.

= EAH">iN. Fum,tur, AMI uphol-
% fy spd pi.uIIc frame hu-in .->, c.taD-
i-iri - ar, eOui lri soils Tor selling :.
no bs.eei,. Adir - J. >. MARCY,
AtIiNL PARTNER WAIVED Tor sid
lairnt aIfir.r. -.U.tD- f"quir.I. Adirr~s
lOKli 81. Tribune once
Az UNorE> IIONABLr lu il"-> wants
feltl!- ult with +7.to'. t1D D. -rcu.'G
apd draw 5000 MS Year worn 80" l.'
permanent Adm -. NATIONAL, j. bare
ono.
NTrENciINL. .nearb, ho,l on l.one
,r'i, rf,ht D. tm,. nt tad nrv.r a d
ia d-ofn g. furnished -a.r 81 tNrhal-r.
h.'t>''. 80 o. aina,.
r-FTLr LrN,nEO,M E.-t,ur,nt
lower nfnltHl' Ground floor, WI ''ii''
..r.l p'otfarlf iu-ln'--, y.if-' !rl-"
'lr.f nlpn'."n nrcc--lty 20 -rrur' j..
WHITING. - Eu''1N'f.
CAPITAL WANTED t,c>''id cas-, bu 4.
i..- about - Coz: lr, rTi.cs icqulcl q
Given. HONOR. ITpnnr ohi.r
fOHIpRAttoN ,HAKl rs bon bit fpr
-a-h any -inr,~ auv stat" hu hing ia
sglancc companies spr tally wanted g.
N.4l IININ,NN - con i-~t.. Boston.
DIAMONDS. watches. lcwclry deliver i .
ca, lmgmcnt- representative Will call win
mpir-. nm >iNDit ATE. II last
ith.>t.
DOWNTOWN SALOON aud ,rll lulch.
profitable c.tab i-lrl b.~n'-~. 40 d" Us
in tiai. a.ol'. good .".''; i-hl rNl .t'''
uol-late ufi.t: i'iu~ accommodating.
WHITING - nio.cAIr.
TOE >ALl.-Nn o.d.c-'ahl!.hcd Ind ,'iv
valuable drus.-t"r" VIII %" odd ~ H.
ru-o... MpEiiK. iti 100" pn'cr.
rcup ro,IIION To uan in,e- in. 80 b"
~ nNt-,li-~ Manufacturing hu ii"-- pti-
nag laig- profits hl>f-c H., chance ior
q1.k iciuiu-. Addrr~ T.. b.. IHhrnr
once.
GROC EEY 49, sINE~> stock. g.ol vii
GNtnic- 4 Il Ic,l c~fa'" lh' ~ Bs'3"N
-toio aud dwelling. >'sb.'. loG' DO g.
wagons, everything complc-c Ti-.u''
WHITING. - lIoafwa'.
Partner WANTED Win 5000 20
take Interest IN one Of ~" most lppni''
pa'cnt medicine, m The country. Aid"s'
Box A.. M1nasqVan, j. J.
PRFSSWoRK ana composition wanted :.
elcctroi,piug ana binding NLN PLNN J.
Bon l.. Tribune Branch. l1j Wet l2'h'-t.
rARrNER WANTED with $1,000. TO
take half interest IN WI esl"oi.n no,
md = .COJ o nually: fullest inNc'tig. ton.
Bi'SlNl.>S. Box :. Tribune OAic'.
PRIME INVESTMENT BONDS To- sale
a. price 10 nay 100 p.r c"nt. Aides
FINANCE. - Church-st.
NANIEL.-t apuali>t VINO " II fntn. III
money t. fake ti~i mpf'.n@r-; tan 'a-llF
,nut'c money yearly and no chances or ls :
iak.n FOR fgll pagterlIr, cali 10 19+
tulion-s'., BrOOhlyn.
WANTED.
WATER WORKS.
desire arranging with -trlctlr iriab'"
Llm VINO viii pat la water w'IhS on iran
H.. or othrf,g So in several eronln. towns
n Illinois nd Indiana. Address L. =.
WILEIN,ON, NJ. Carmel Maia-h Co..
I'D.
:, .rco LOAN WANTED. ,iN month,
au'pl" security. - p" e. ,ht Ov"us' M
L., EpN ~. - ChuIch--t.
5000 WILL BUY half-in'"re-t In hr.t-
.I,s. u,yfuV nafeuf toy prime pal only
dralt With. Apply 81 aGdres, TO Il. -. H.,
Room q. "4j IroadwaN.
$1,000 or MORE: active or -!i"nt ~
established brass factory. NJ. Room L.
o37 broadway.
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The funeral Of Miss Mtcns Willeit. the acr''''
took place yesterday afternoon al her hoh'' 40 -
~ -, rou,tccntb T. There was Il large attendance OF
oo, aud nrofc,soual friends, services were held
- :, Marks Pr,t,s slant Episcopal Church. second
=, and r"nth. ST. the Rev. Dr. ]. II. Rylan'" and
tha Rev Dr.. Golden officiating. III" bnrifl was u
W. t'rllv I-IIIt I'm the Marble Cemetery IN second
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POCKL,AND COUNTY.

The Hyack Country Club will end The season on
Tuesday night with u dance 1T It's clubhouse. l"'
play Who shall Win Him '' given In the dnbS ''Hho
on last Fidnv night was most successful. ana hrI" j.
uu,,llllity that 1t may he repeated after Easier
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forses an0 Carriages.

A. HANDSOME. stylish par chestnut
onss, l3s. hands, years old. free pleas
~. a.iVsr> single aGd double. good ssa. lc
ss1ses, cen travel IL ndcs an hour. price
ss.0i biOugham by Brews'rr. Ia superb
Spuef, has pole and shaft, $3.50 victoria by
brewster, $500 double ald snglc haraes>,
g. Az the PALACE STABLES. 23l and
so eehefinerhofn-st.. near Bond. Brooklyn.
rONf CART and harness for sale or 10
s ior the season also so head breeding
Svnies. DR.. o. &. JACKSON, Z. U. Box
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RUTHERFORD.

A controversy between the Rev. "eofs" IT, housc''
nestor OF the Unitarian Church OF our Father, ana
nr Tbeodorus h. Ilascall, principal Of the Ruthcr
ford Public school bias aroused great interest In an
tha churches Summaries Of some recent sermons bv
Mr. Badger aroused MIR. lIascal who is Presbyterian
clergyman 10 make Il public statement IN which The
Unitarian minister and his beliefs ana tenchhe9 WcI"
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EAST ORANGE.

The new Arlington Avcnuc Presbyterian Chnrch OIL
East Orange now being built at Arlington ana spring
dale avcs has received gift Of $4,000 from woman
OF the parish for a bell and an organ. II Is 10 be
n memorial Of her father ana m0'Ier. lier mime j.
not to be disclosed until the church Is complcted anu
the memorial dedicated.
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ponses ano flats tl)anteo.

d,e., YIN ILEsiAN and wife, without chill.
Ire ouia like 10 secure apartments In
ms,t Ltenox the Grosyeaor or Similar apart.
n'sn,hsouses Tor about SIX weeks or two
te.as.' wIi hire from landlord or Yearly
NV rs OF references. Address I'll
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Counirn Real estate Go tet,

At GLEN RIDGE. y. J.-,"vcr,l Wv
Ge-i'2h!c hoU.c. i'm imrrn 'mcut~ aud
=. ouhd-: four with >'abl" Afds"ss
NATHAN VI SILL. Bloomfield. y. !.
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CTATFN ISLAND

ST. GEORGIA. new time table win ca into effect
ON the staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad and ferry
today The boat and trains will be- run Oh II hi"ri'
minute schedule, instead Of IL" twenty minute ~
lar.
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Nlisrellancors.

A SELECTION OF rooms IN Chicago FOR
any date secured now from III 10 - neat
ness and rTpcc1ciDty guaranteed.
DALEY. - West Sjih.st.
A NEW DISCOVERY -Superruous hair
removed perIuan"rty wi;hou. electricity or
injury. Mime. HALL. l57 West :Si''t.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE repaired snd
polished pafquet foors cleaned and wax
POLISHED china. glass. pictures. mirror, ana
shipYlnR. storage or moving. CHARLES
ROAK, olo West 30thst.
AT BARGAINS Fine trunks, travelling
bags iaiies -atchels. DocsefbooSs. thc.ttc
and sample trunk dress suit case. III ~,
nished bags. at CHARLES sCHWAkIna,
9th sis.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

- 80 - - '--H4- -
NICELY FURNISHED icons ior
gentlemen or married couple; every con-
Venicnce. 122 East 2Oth--t.
37Tu ST. 40 WEsT-Newiy Furnished
square rooms o. let without board 10 seholr
men; references required.
4c WEST 2STi.S1.. lmperoval Rcstan.
raid.-Handsnm"iy furnished rooms. WIN
,.a'h
1876 WESr 22D.ST.-FurlIishcd room 10
let gentlemen only reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

.A-SEVEN HORSES. suit grocer
sSInhei; any business s25 10 500; weeks
: also two large Norman mares. weight
sc.e9o Ms, tender forward. suit farmer also
Snn1ly horse for keep TO responsible party.
TnssERVE COMPANY'S stable. 500
Le0nard.st.. Greenpoint
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60 0ct for Dusinessp urposes
OFFICES TO LET
TEMPLE COURT:
THORDIGULI FIHIPRpOF.
rutland 4 WHITING,
) BEEKMAN'sT.
REAL estate Wante0.

WANTED.-Real estate on lNd-9h
River Uar;cm. Northern. New-HaVen roads.
Berksh,rrs and Sound for spring catalogue.
r :. MILLS, II East 42d-,t.
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flats 90 Get, FURNISHED.

15O.i52 EAST 27TH-ST., Ga'den Flat
Elegantly furnished nstn monthly OF
weekly; all respectable families.
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PLACES WANTED FOR HELP e
Poncrand', Duran e3j shave oyeS
Maft.a's harness store midde-agci work.
ing househ'eper. French: German nursery
governor. young French nurse. lntdde-ace4
French maid, American working house
keeper ANA 4 superior valet. good body
seF,an also useful-man; hest refc enc"-.
wAsHING.-A German wishes to take
washing ut home rough dying. -f9I West
Iotth-zt JANl1OR.
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Boar0 lnnnico.

BDAED WANTED for family Of gentle
maj. wife two children and scr.sEt. AZ
dic>s stating references and mi lar'lcu-
lars, Il. ID. A.. BoX J.i42 Postonce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-13

YOUNG SWEDISH WOMAN wants
work Of any kind good washer and Itonsr;
not afraid OF work. Address WILLINos
Tribune Office.