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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-13
Miss Merritt opened her eyes.

"Why, Hene, I thought you must be
SICK" said she. ''You have not been in
school for two days"
Irene was tall and shapely, with large
blue eyes, black hair growing low on her
brows, and very red cheeks. Her calico
gown fitted her badly, and the ribbons
on her coarse straw hat were faded in the
sun, and spotted by many shower.
''No," said she, jerking out the
words somewhat as she had jerked open
the door, Il amt sick. But I amt
comm to school any mere. Father, he
says it's a waste O time"
"Oh, Irene.'
The girl sat down on one of the hacked
and whitfield benches and burst into
tears.
eff knew anywhere to rum" said
she, "Pd run away. Yes, I would.
Father don't treat me more'n half de-
cent, and he hain't, since mother died.
amt nothin' but a drudge, and hahn
no clothes to wear, and he won't pay me
a cent wages, beg and implore as will.
And I'd sort O set my heart on takin'
summer boar6eIs this year, like Ellen
Holt did last season, but he says he's
hired extra farm hands, an I've got to
cook for 'em for nothin'. Oh, Miss Mer-
rift, what shall do?"
Miss Merritt smoothed down the black.
crinkly hair with kindly touch, as she
stood over the girls dropping form.
"But, Irene," said she, IF he puts all
this additional work upon you, he surely
should allow you some of the profits"
Irene gave a short laugh.
"Catch him!" said she. "He just
won'tw
"Irene," said Miss Merritt, 'hsven t
I always heard that half the farm was
yours"
ut was mother's," said Irene. "He
was only mothers second husband, you
know, and their farms joined. It's mine
by will. But father ne don't care moth
ing about wills"
''Isn't there an old house on the
place."
eyes," Irene answered. But it ain t
so modern as the one we live in. Faith
er's always talkin' about lettin' it to
some O. them Swcde farmers up north O.
here"
as it in tolerablc repair2"
"Foc all I know it is" Irene an
swered.
"Then why don't you fit it up and go
into the boarGer business Yourself?
You're eighteen and past, for all you're
so behind in your rule of three aad geog-
faphy. And you are an excellent cook
~Ad good housekeeper, and you've
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-01-13

Mary z. Blake. in Independent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
UORl DIS EAR PICTURES WITHDRAWN
DISSATISFACTION OF J. G. BROWN AND OTHERS
WITH THE SELECTIONS

DISSATISFACTION OF j. G. BROWN AND OTHERS
WITH THE SELECTIONS
report published yesterday that J. G. Brown.
president Of the American Water Color Society, mad
become dissatisfied with the alleged action OF the jury
for selection Of paintings for this state appointed
BY the Advisory Committee OF the Worlds Columbian
Exposition In selecting only two OF his paintings ior
exhibition at Chicago and that he had recalled the
accepted works, aroused considerable Interest III
artistic circles yesterday.
Mr.. Brown when seen at his studio No 81 west
Tenthst by a Tribune reporter yesterday afternoon
said: "Thc Jury. although composed OF excellent
artists Is not disposed TO favor the American school
# painting which and number OF artists mere
represent our subjects are mostly taken from actual
home life 1t exists among lthe agricultural ana
hborng classes. Such we think will interest
foreigners more than limitations OF the French school
done BY American artists. 1 have decided to with
draw my pictures, AT the Old Cottage and stump
Speech which were accepted by the committee, be
cause they do not adequately represent me-
T. w. Wood president OF the National Academy o.
Design said that he had pictures 10 the jury
because he had felt that II would not care TO receive
PICTURES dealing with plain, homely subjects like his
lie pointed TO picture OF little boy seated on a
stool In barn playing with his white mice, one OF
which was romping in his tangled hair ana 10 n
painting OF colored nurse having her head wrapped
up With brilliant bandanna handkerchief as examples
Of the style OF art which ne represents
IT, Bolton Jones' secretary of the jury on painting.
said: I've have received no order from Mr.. Brown
fo- the removal OF his pictures. think that there
was a mistake made in the catalogue, and That no
fewer than three Of Mr.. Browns most excellent ana
Characteristic works were accepted. nope tldt
he nav reconsider his decision 10 remove his PICTURES
The jury, as YOU know. Is composed Of painters vi
the American school and has made its selection In
q spirit OF the utmost fairness toward It's cOunti ymei
In International contest the jury deemed IL best
10 select paintings that should exhibit American arr
in It's strongest and widest meaning. We ieel sure
that the judgment OF the best artists OF this country
and Europe will sustain the action OF our body, and
that when hung the exhibition Will be one that VIII
b an honor 10 our nation. All artists know that
n a work OF this kind there must be some way OF
dividing the works offered. We have separated the
exhibit into three classes chiefly for the convenience
OF the banging Committee at Chicago. All the pic
lures In the first two classes must be hung. Tie
rest will be used 10 ill up the remaining space"
The jury Is composed OF Eastman Johnson, chair
man: II. Bolton Jones, secretary William NJ Chase.
X swain Clifford. +. ID. Mllet. Mary CaSsatt, r..
Z. Tartell and i. NJ. Gaugcngig Of Boston, and Jonl
W. Beatty and Charles +. Dana, OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties Tor sale aud 70 let, large variety
Of choice building sites. TUBBS & TAY.
LOR. Beekmon-st.. and Montclslr.
\ FINE BARHAIN at Morristown. y.
Goo feet on South 4. two corners hand
some ana c"-tiy dwellings neuby the mot
select street, might consider Ia trade with
ENEROoK. owner. IA World Building
COSBY FAKM>.-Three acres. house :
rooms, at Mhbufn, price. ECO: acres.
house : rooms. at BrllHoI", 1920; .cie>.
hous. q rooms. Eclmo,c. $500. L.rcrc.
cot'age r"o'ns, atiic and cellar 400.
SAMUEL SELF. Bellmor" l.. l.
FOR SALE.-Thr linc-t locatlol in Plain.
field. y. j.. lot l2DN.c0; hou,e mansald
roof; 0pposit' Second PrcSlytr'ian Church
ard plaza with Or without th" iutnit,ir".
horr carriages aud COW. $4,000. 70
Gre ccnt-a,c.
FOR SALE.-A large house and - ecrrs
~ lald "A good place Tor summer nome.
for 1000. Adde'S Box 173 licckci. Mas.
FOR HUDSON RIVER CITY OF rural
homes farms manufacturing buildings.
~,tes. otc.. opplv - JONATHAN DtcKI y.
~ON tn zeal ,siste agent. POuShhecp'ir,
Y. V.
ORANGE. y. j. Deal E.tate SPEC laltyl
lIandsoir" stone residence. % acres. 80 oOO
Modern residence. stables. "a acres : ~ Ool
The above ar ncar stations: chOlc" homes
and blrgdins Others. EDW. T.. ilANlL-
los 60. .iG broadway.
VALUABLE SrHrREAN PROPERTY
FOR SAI-E.-ih- on" lurdrd and Is acr"
farm prn'ctty known a. 80 Ackri ~ ~.
situate q Small Lot, n"1r Paterson, y. J..
There are three house on the property az
eye. ythnc rrcc.S say IN Ia way ~ ou'hnhd-
ing the Land + in high state ~ cnltl' aiioh.
with lsirr avn and ahundanc" OF >nHl' ana
fruii trr">. apply ~ !: ". X NnN
CO.. 20 Msthct->t.. Paterson. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
6orses an0 CARRIAGES.

t.-SENEN HORSES; suit grocer.
butcher. any business. IS to 800 WteS' :
trial also two iargc Norman mares weight
/. 800 pounds tender forward SUIT fainer q.
also family horse. for keep, 70 rTtpnnslbl
party. go I.cOnari-st., GIceBpCiht PIE
serve C0npany'~ stable.
wANTED.-jO 900 .c0u people TO send
for Ritch's rafrlace aud harness catalogues :;
largest assortment In America very mGder.
ate prices don't paw such eNtravoFsnt
prices To- harness and carriages es'at-
llshcd 1852 Address i. u. BlHCH. Bur
I'M f0n " l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Go Gct for Businessp nrposcs

FLOOLs 10 LIT WITH POWER
in the
!iEOpOL1TA% REALTY d ILDING.
COVERING, 10 no0 scr ARE frbI.
If stories high. fronting 200 feet on thu
BKDOKLYN rRIDIE.
81 feot on both Ro-" and William St..
WINDOWS DN FOUR SlDl>,
- ol each nOlr.
Hl LIGHTED FLOORS IN THE CITY ;
III ILDING TllOItOi IllLA TiEEPEOOF.
lifted with
EVERY MODERN CONVENT .NCf,
EvLAND s. WHITING.
, II "kmau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
A LEGISLATURE LOOKING TWO WAYS

Jefferson City. No., Feb. 3.-iesterday the House
adopted resolution declaring that 1t had entire
confidence in Senator George g. Vest and In his course
In the Senate In regard TO the AntOpton LII. The
House stands in the attitude OF having indorscd
senator Cockre and Congressman Hatch io' faeorng
the Anti Option bill and Senator Vest for opposing It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Ciip Real estate for Sale

Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VISiTOHS.-Buy belu.
ti;ul tbiraLO home lOcsti0n unsulpa>sc !;
EeOr I nheT-ity aut renowned M dasy
Plaisancc" .j-fOOJ sion" south front. Il
rooms. constructed modern proyridents
Throughout owner VIII occupy sam" ID
joining: Transportation uneNcellei electric.
ablc. steam. elevated 80 600. half cash {;
rent Fair season. a. 500: references eN-
changed. J. f.. o. PRlDMORE. archte :
md owner I23 la Sallr-st.. chicaeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Ciin Real estate Go fet.

PARTY WING 3 very d.. raOly
located family hotel hOnting 10 feet on
une of the finest streets ~ this 'iy. now
running and commanding very chUire
line Uf custom. will max" flS oNbir a. ran ,e-
mrnt> win fashionable party. u lra>' and
operate SAINT. Apply At III broadway.
IOpfu 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Gonnfrn Real geintf 90 Est,

NJ GLEN RIDGE NND BLOOMFIELD.
Several N.iy desirable residences with
"flrnd- som. with stables u low ~ - =,
as high a. 500 pr month. MAJ HAN
II SSELL. Bloomfield. y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Doar0 an0 Rooms.


LTXISG 32i Furnished
Rooms every Convenience VITA or without
board references
PERRY st. GS. L~twrrn ith and
Blr.cAcr square loom. with board one
- two AZ 30 1cl week. quiet, private
luu. ;rrence-.
ROOMMATE wanted vita Young -.If
lea I'lfui Large fo4u. -"gIFaf" 1'd. e>-
r"ilDnf brnri reference, cNrhang u. 80
Wet iin-si
TWO OK IiH.. cnuur.iing rooms.
baths. many ciO-et-. "N.'lirnt board bit
references. - East GA -.
-.D.Nr. az WESr-NrN.y furnished
warm hall roous, rNc"llcnt tabl" 10
w""6iy. tfln,eat. II 10. RONECEAN>,
Dr'nu Grove.
43D-Sr.. 10 EA~r-Nar, dr-nali" l1ro.
and hall room. second floor. Unexpectedly
vacated. wiki url reasonable.
lSI MADISON .ANE.-fatr~. comfort
ably furnished room. with fire superior
D AID ond att"nGanrc: terms moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITrIT
WANDERERS. - last Ilth-st., near Third aNe.>un
ddi school every SUNDAY afternoon 30. singing b,
TN children aud mrnicIs " Bible cas., Visitors IN
NItcd. A. = IlAf,' II. President.
j. +. WYCKOFI Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
FURNISHED Rooms.

\ LARGE AND MIDiT N.>IIiD loom
In housr win restaurant, terms reasonable.
- West - t->,
frHNI>UFD FEONI ,oom atd BAN for
q e Etlrman. - -. I. FAUST, I.l"j
lalA.lN".
HANDSOMELY % RNl>lll.D 4 roorn..
pntloi .lOor 81 ,t!' or -ln-ic, pr.Nat"
baths other rooms valet Attendance. con
t"hirlit hotels clubs. /: Last 29th-st.
IN VI adj laOn ltrs
THE ELLINGTON. 10 West 3Oth--t -
Handsome suite: four rooms and bath mral'
Ia cast~; private service.
ITII.>T.. 9i9 WE>T.-Nrnly furnished
alcoNr aud square rooms la priv AZ" house :,
references required.
2sTH-SI,. ~ WEST. Imperoval Rostan-
ant-iIandsomriy furnished rooms. with
bath.
37TH->T. 80 WEST.-Nrwly furnished
rooms To- l,t without board, to gentlemen (;
reference, required.
100 WEST -ST.-Nicrly furnished
rooms: with or without bOird. IN corner
hat reasonable; two blocks from l. station.
HhNtKER.
1879 WEST 1Orll.ST.- N"wv furnished
rooms. folding beds running water, bath,
heat. clOsrts references; r. 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. 1IIth
st. Rev. J. L.. CAMPBELL breaches 10 80. on The
True Love- and OF 30 cha btrr. Buildlng' zap
tisn. >unlay school. 9 30 song Service. Is
Strangers always welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH, corner OF 3ith.st. ana
p1rt Services At II q. Prc1chlhg ,DF heV,
ROBERT COLLYER. Subject, The Divine Reserve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 57:hst. bet
broadway and 1th-aNc.. Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH.
ID. D., Pastor.-Moming services at ii a m. evening.
40 p. IN. Communion Immediately after morning SEP
vices. Sabblth-school p. Christian Ind,aNor ne'D
Ing Monday p Devotional ting Wcdn stay, at
u. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

NEW JTRTS NLIN ClfTE II. Fast 3jih.st. betwec
park and Lexington ayes. itrV. = SEWARD. Pas"t
Sunday ,hool. with adult ca---. 80 service az
o'clock subject The Life More Than Meat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Relialons Nptirrs.

D. IRlBUTE TO PHILLIPS BROOKS
iG 10y D. RfLANCE, -. Marks Church. 2d-ave.
eital by William Edward MulIgan assisted o by MI,
,,;NeHh street violin; Mrs. Geirit Smith, Vocalist
Mr.. f. 0hd, cello. ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CENTRAL (Methodst Episcopal CHURCH, 7thave..
near l4th.st Rev. c. y. NARROWER, ID. D., iastor.-
Holy Communion 10 - a.. Young PEOPLES Meet
ing at p. IN. Preaching by the Pastor at 40 p M
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Rrliaions Notifrs.

AsBuRY, Washington Square Communion 10 AS a: M
80 Me- =, oSoNNoR 15 theme. ,,MSri o SaG 5nr
~ NE Public School Question" Pleasant iour iv
rWvMIingmen, 80 D. IN. Dr. STONE. 40 D. M. Pro''
S"SELD, choral class Saturday y ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

MADISON AVENUE PKE>BITERlAN CHUKCN
(at jJd.st. )--ReY. CHARLES H. THOMPSON. ID. D..
Pastor Rev tnAlsLt> =. .oN'. Assistant ri>t'f.-bi
THOMPSON will prsoch at II -. Also reception %
members and communion Rev. CliAS. /. CO.'S vii
preach at p. IN. OH something That Concerns You
Ne,.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH OF TIE HOLY NATIVITY. 13G;hst. and
7thsve. Rev. EDWARD KENNY. Rector. SUNDAYS
80 10 II a. H.. and =. m. Daily : 80 ? a. M,
ana D. m. Seat. free. Church always open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Bneluess Cbanffs.

GOOD opportunity for -tcsdy. ca
pable man and wife 10 operate larn on
snsrrS. Liberal ARA. gen nts TO sai,sia'.-
tory party. should be- good but'ef-nskeis'
Address DAIiil. tribune oiice
FOR SALE-FLORiDA-Dr store.
doing cash business Of 10000 pr year ho
credit; Oldest '~tabli he'd store ~ riN q.
1000 Inhabitants; OF Will sell nav I't rr
10 rigIt man II i>iart0fy reasons I seiillg'
Addr,ss DRC1GlSr Box al Tampl. ia.
Good PAYING fmniSned. room hou-'.
;pleldldly 10. atcd funitur. all new Least
eooi reasons gitcIi terms To suit -
East 3lI--t
UAV1Nr DIiIDED 10 retire rom busi.
ness. will -ell IA" rniilc -tock ui M ma or
ana rrlnit works. at ricnton, y. J. stab
h,td 40 ycai-. no better creation In the
stale. INkAIi. HOWELL, 100 Liet
>rat"-st.. Trenton. y. j.
! HAVE CAPITAL 10 tiN'.t ia 'oae
good cntrpu>e. v. J.. a.. Lock Bon "Oo,
NimcO'. Ont.
INVE>rN'ENr NTO' H.-l.lmit'd amount
for sale az pi,r gLarantr,d ~ lay 100 per
cent piont. Addic.> FINANCE, - Church
OLD.f>IAELl>IiED H-h and oyster
market West side, Harlem. 2,1Ol oth-
oN".
PATENT Of Pieiontanr', hot water
heater Tor sac, pitr.t covers all >iaic>.
aiir'-- J.. npltiit. uranN He. Y. \.
PATENT stationery article Of universal
demand. saving - per cent stock ana %
per cent printing VIII sell absolute night
VI by stat" rignts. H., Bon 10, Middle
| Village. l.. !.
PRIVATE acoustic telephone durable,
heap ma effective; especially adapted for
| all Iurp1.c~: No rentals. send for err
| rul3rs UNION TELEPHONE CON.
| PANN. 90 Broadway, Room AZ.
i.f.>i'r, FASH. PAErIE- scehine to
| invest rom ~ 900 upward can secure state
| right, for one Of the most NaluaDl" III.
| ,cntions Of the age indof>ed BY the press
| and public Call or address ,. l.. SiMP-
| SON, ~ Rro'dray, Room 49,
| WANTTD.-A man with 5000 ~ So
| 600 70 take charge ~ the fnlnr.S Of
manufacturing business and TO make HIM
| -elf generally useful. Address MANI
FACTt RER. Box II. Tribun" once.
WILL SELL an interest In a bieh.lradc
monthly magazine: has been purllshc
regularly for - year,: 40 03c 10 Tl1,ouo
s,h required a rare chance FOR a young
man with some literary att.inm nis Al
| lr.>> MNi,A/INE. Irburc once.
500 WILL NEI - weekly Win
| HOWI'S INFALLiRl.E IIANDiCAPPlN',
| SYSTEM second successful year lr"s-
prctus ls13 frc. {. ID. ROWE, i. u.
Box To-. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

LENOX AVENUE UNION CHURCH Disciples
TenONsVc. aud l27th->;.-itcN. JAMES WILLARD PHIL
PUTT Pistol services II 4. N. and a. COfdd
welcome those without church E9n"-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Real Gstate iUantco.

WANTED TO RENT.-Farm, - 10 $50
acres ncir city. ith stock ana inp'-
mrnt- good buildings and water. A1dr~'s
D.. 1873 FIltou-aSe.. Long Island CITY.
WANTED. Real estate on Hudson
Eiver Harlem Northern. New-llnkeh
.o,t-. n rk .hirr>" and Sound. for
.nring catalncuc. +. :. MILLS. Il East
i2d.-t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th.st.. 9Th.
ave.-Dr. MAC.RTMUR breaches morning and evening.
Evening subject The Hawaiian Islands and Christian
Missions >undayschooi, 80 All cordially invited
all the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION 5tnavo. ma 1ou,
st--0rvccs SUNDAY Fob. ,; Holy Communion at
a. m services. sermon and Iioly Communion at J. a M
scrvices at 4 D. shOr.ohcd servl In nir cnap,l
l. Wet llth..t.. at ,. m tn" Rev. HltKh !
AI.SOr u. D., Of Brooklyn VIII preach at ii a. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
end 3Jth-st
Evenings at y O'Clock.
February 9Th, ....
Salvation Army meeting conducted by Col. EVANS,
Major BOWN aud other Officers
-' February 18th. ..-
..Tonenent house Life" by the Rev. WM Il. ELS1NG.
February 18Th,
81 odcinp Houses. by A. +. IRVINE.
February Goth,
4. "The Children Of the Poor illustrated BY j. a.
RIIS author ~ GLOW the other Half Lives" "lh"
(,hildIen 0. the Poor" &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE .PATERNITY 3thnyye
corner ijth.st..EsI CHARIE~ y. EtrON. D. d Pa
Tor viii preach, Practical sermons To lractI
eel People v The Empty Life or the idleI. tw ,re
: 40 d. ~. nass-necting Tor young men seats re
Lectuie Nv ROSSIrER ". RAYMOND, '.Sc' cattle Pfo
grcss The Eject Of Silence on the Modern StaFi; IA
Special ~ double quartet. Sunday school, ? %
III Ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

| o,.pTIr AyESI-E PRESDyTEEIAN CiiuRsiIi
Lp I'D st-Rcv JOHN II. DAVIES tiast'f'.cttu wiz
| cop,t ou.rrow NJ II o. nnd > i. NJ. ~ ~,
Plea, ed.occ il earnestly desired s'ffhie'S oo i""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

42d.st. aud NnrIsOn-aVr
Rev E. WALPOLE WAKRFN. NJ. A.. Rector.
80 a. m.--Holy communion.
:, = m-Nmning service = D. ni-FVcnnc service.
" and HoIv Communion. The Rev. Robert McBrNdr,
The Rev. T.. WGlIGle War ID. ID, breaches. Men III
ren, Rector. breaches Nitcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
Domesnr 6itmattcns Uanteo
Males.

COACHMAN.-si years reference IRON
last employer; married no lncuinoisSe'
Address L. D.. Is West 20th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

CHURCH or TIVE COVENANT tPRESBYTEJAN).
Park.aVe corner 3Jth-st-Scrviccs II tOuHuhlVhl
'rnc Pastel E~,. J. II. MclLVAINE. d. D. VIII pira,h
Evening AZ O'Clock salvation Army n""inR. cOhlu'u
hv Col. EVANS. Major BOWS and 'trr olicef-
Bibe-schoo. q 80 O. Weekly mcr'lhg, Nrlh,u.t ~
p Covenant Chapel i2d-,t near
Pastor will preach Blbc--chOD, Ii N Preparation
service Thursday, p. strangers welcomed at
every service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04

At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Cb,.ps
Misson i42 West 2let-st-ENcnmg, IS. Father
HtpNNOR preach =: subject: ''~atos Mission and the
tthoic Conspiracy Against American Institutions Pro-.
es''hts and Catholics invited All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-04
miscellaneous.

ALLIGATOR BAGS. lne trunks. dress
su;t cases pocketbO0ks. ladies' satcnels.
music rolls, Gill books. Mt SPECIAL sal pr
Ia ratucs stock. Gil .iRLfS SCHWARTZ.
(manuiaetUrerl. 81 4h-a'c.
ANTIQUE FURNITURE repaIred and
polished; parquet floors cleaned 0,, ana WAY way
iii household goods carefully packed for
Ginning. storage or moving. CHARLES
IOAK. 2i2 Wet 3jth-st-
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| CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST. 5h.ave.
| above 45th-st.. Eev. p. rARkIR MORGAN. ID. d;
| Rccor.-SunGlv February 9Th, IL o'clock sleci1
| preacher Rev BROCKlIOLST MORGAN. Supiint cndent
OF the 'NewYork Protestant Episcopal Oly Mission 30
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CHURCH OF THE INCAREhTION, Mad 'son-ave nnd
35th-s; Rev. ARTHUR PROOFS. ID. b. Rector liolf
CuInmunlon 10 a. IN. Service. sermon and HOLY Com
Inunfon IL a. N. Afternoon service, y. M StiunAefs
0nrIinllY inNItfu.
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BAPTIST CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. Medison.
ave" AVID 9th s.PreachnC both aud evening b,
the kcv. THOMAS ARMITAGE ID. D.. al IL a. H.
and : :4j a.. SUNDAYS chool 30 q. m. Prayrl
meetings Wednesday and Friday evenings a o'cIocH
Stlin. cord!iiN -0nI"d
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AT FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 34th.st
Wet OF Is OadNa Preaching by the Pastor. Rev DE
KERR II a. NJ. The Divine Acceptan .e'' D. n,
Communion. The public cordially invited.
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>, AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH I'm Brook.
iyn corner OF Clinton and Congress sts-Rev JOHN ~
'uhDWl'k viii nreach at II o'cock
subject; ''Tb" Religion Of Lifc' Monthly evening lst.
Art, '''9 ''''
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Reliaious Notlres.

fORTYTHlRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHC RCH near Sth-aNe., Fey. FRANK l.. WILSON,
o 10 sryec, aod eeetion Of embers
altar service. rsbbath-,chool. 80 D. Bible cas,
led ly Mr.. JOHN BEATTtE. . A. IN. Seats free and
stIaIl,fs col1l9lly invita- % all scfvlces
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AT BEDFORD STREET NJ T. CHURCH Com.
nuuion service in the mornine 10 80 y M Preach.
in2 q 80 =. M Young peoples meeting ~ y. III.
{. WRIGHT Pastor. "
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CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West 10th.
st.-RcN. JAMES CHAMBERS. ID. D.. Pastor. Morning
senice 1915. Evening, 40 lis the Bible Reliable!'
All
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
l@9h-si and 7th-aYc. hcy. Dr. J. Il. pay. Pastel
Communion at IL 30 a. Preaching by Pastor
10 T.. Sundly-school at 80 p III. Young peo-
pies nrctlng at q 80 d CndiI Welcome.
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CALVARY CHURCH, 4th.ave. and c1stst.. Rav.
mLNEi y SAIrERLEE D. d. Rector --SerN res
February D. Holy Communion. a and 10 a. Morn
prayer and sermon. with Holy Communion, II o'clock.
sunday school g. ChllIrcn's chor, service as p.
Evening prayer o'clock. Choral with sermon,
2. ~. DR.. SATIIELEE will preach in the morning aud
in the evening. All cordially invited.
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CANAL STREET PEESRY TERRAIN CHuRt H.
tSr'erc-st. rear Canal.-R"v EDWARD L. PAlSDN VIII
preach at 10 80 a All welcome