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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
ROLLED IN A HAY RAKE
William Rozema OF Reeds Lake Has
Marrow Escape.

William Rozema. residing at Reeds
lake was using one Of DIR. Rozema's
horses on bis hay rake few days ago
wnen the horse ran away. Mr. kozema
ran after the animal and was very near
it when he slipped and fell in front OF
the raxe. That is the last be remembers
Of what happened until he recovered his
senses Ia q ditch about ten rods from
where he fell. He had been caught by
the teeth OF the rake and was rolled and
tumbled until he fell into the ditch, al
lowing the rake to pass over him. He
arose. caught the horse and then aided
IN loading a load 81 hay. When he
reached the house at supper time he
told his wife II the accident, but she
vas horrified when he repeated
the story again and again
apparently unconscious that be was re-
peating. She was about 10 send for d.
Rozema. but her husband forbid IT, lie
attended To his work that evening and
the next morning was apparently COM
pleteiv recovered. He says be does not
remember repeating the story and does
not remember any conversation he had
after the accident happened. DIR. Roz.
ema says he Was frightened when he
heard OF the accident as the derange-
ment Of his brothers mind might have
been permanent He made an examina-
ton and considers that he Is entirely re
covered now.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ss<ss Conserving Grand Rapids
Rs<1rru and Their ptansI

The principal topic Of conversation
satoCx the local xaoesmea during the
past week wxs The Niis aukes road race
July l. More than ordinary interest
xits taken ia the race from the fact that
several Grand Rapids wheeltaen we're N
ii The generosity of the nandicapper
IN favor IL the Milwaukee riders Is
sharply criticised. and the discrimination
against the Grand Rapids boys IN SOW
efal instances 10 cause for unfavoEable
olmmenL The entries from this city
we're Troop and Frank Richmond.
Claude Bortrse. Charles Let's. VIII
Phippen and George Bealhee. The limit
t. the handicap vas thirteen minutes.
AID the beat given Grand Rapids rider
vas 3sia The distance Was sixteen aad
oae half miles. and among the twelve
ulen who made the run In lees than nifty
minutes we're Troop and Frank Rich
uiond- Troop was eighth and made the
run in i92. and Frank came In ninth in
is-A.. Charles Let's MAS run into by
one u the riders. his wheel WAS broken
and be was thrown. receiving serious in
jarics To HE hand and leg. He has been
unable 10 work since the race. The un-
fairness II ths race has bean the subject
for comment for the leading bicycle
journals throughout the country.
Tho Grand Rapids Bicycle club viii
run an excursion 10 Detroit July -. on
the occasion Of the second annual inter
national Hilsendegen twenty-five mile
road race at Belle Isle Park. The con
test Is open To the world. with nifty
prizes valued at 5000 Entries close
july IL Troop and Frank Richmond.
Claude Bortrec aud Harry Hydorn will
enter the race. and large number Of
the local club viii attend the event
The scheme started some time ago by
the bicycle club 10 construct race
course and grand stand near Comstock
Park has been abandoned. Concerted
action Of tho members could no; be Sc
cured. and the attempt 10 carry the
work forward was failure.
The Bicycle club run today will be to
Berlin and return. distance u twenty
miles When they return they will be
joined by the lady members. and the
company will ride out to Manhattan
Beach, starting at p. IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
CAUGHT IN THE ACT
Detective Smith Discover Two
Boss RifIiag TIL
IN HARaIs' PAPER HOUSE
He erpssr~- Oar esTs-a Win Proves
- rs ossns< Re~<i. the oth~s
kseapiHs-

Ahosit : s ls<t eseuiEz a. Detective
Ssni;h ~ls passing HAIRS paper house.
ca south leDls street. he noticed some
tang unusual 10 TIE rear u the hoiid-
M sad a. the store lad teen closed for
the nfght he sent around into the sllsy
o Investigates ths pfeaaises- Hs looked
thrsagh = ~lndox and san tao p<rsors
working around = na0Dey drawer He
foaad lAe back dor unlocked and be
xent ints tins building The rsrsons
hss.da xsrs tso boys under Is ys&rs u
ags. anst before Ne roaId catch them one
hoy ran ihroozh ths bllIdisg
npsfaius - the second story.
TIE detective caught the other sho
proved 70 be Orsllis Reed. boy L.
y-ars OIL. Who szs released from police
court ID short time ago on suspended
snienes after conviction Tor larceny.
The othser icing alone he could act FOL
~ the by that escaped znd retain the
s1e he had under arrest. Ecea's pal
raisssd a ~indo~ and descended On ire
escape from The second story and disap-
peared through the darkness. L. was
found that the boys had brokeo win
dox IN the door and reaching through.
drew the bolt Young Reed ~as taken
o. the station and searched but nothing
Of value was found on his person. lie
~ss iocke1 Ia a cell and the officcrs
started 10 search ofthe hoy that escaped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

rrofsssor and Mira Henry G. Poet re
turursi trpaa fen-tiay- visit 10 t1e
rnrit's FAR yesterday morning Pro
gs-aar P.,st eiii remain at tome For tie
baisrce - the -umalev
The fsinfies Il R0oers and Fred Fair
henks a. Z and r. p stanton sad
1re.ifze Westherwax arr an camp 81
Hsnhp ake near Lujington.
Mss Ssf- Them p-.sn and Minnie
bcsigr y The Postal telegraph Office have
xrne g. Nacaiass o. spend Saadsy with
frieuda
NJ and M. n r icy n Enara-ia.
Kaosss. a. visiting Theosiors Clark and
uother e Va 10 south Lafayette
street
CD Z. n n,shor sri daughter. Nrs
A RI Ncasl. lefs sst exenlns Car Hear
LAX. shers they eiil remain Few
wee<a
t.,uxs p NaNahon hss r-s,irned
hense after sperairg the Fourth vita
frieti.i- AZ ludins-on.
NJ Pear Parish. crs q The popular
operators az tar tsiephose exchange. szs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
OF INTEREST TO ALL.
Spring & Company Speaks of Something
That should Interest All Glasses.

Spring & Company publishes most
interesting budget Of matter today in
another column. and for thispnce topics
are discussed that are Of interes. 10
ladies and gentlemen. Usually chat
hrmfnl Il information TO ladies' only il
given ia Spring 4 Company's columns.
but in this case I'VE all 81 us" should
read aud ponder What will interest
members OF the weaker sex most is the
information given on wash dress
goods. Reference IL made of the
unexcept onable stock OF novelties In
ginghams and French satines and Cham
bry dress patterns and Of the general re-
duction made on the prices a this par
ticular line ~ goods. Then 10 She gentle
enfSpring & Company call attention 10
the rich and elegant display ~ goods in
their gents furnishing goods depart
nsent 4 brief mention - made of the
well selected stock ~ novelties and
greatly reduced prices on fourth hand
iics. tine shirts. etc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ihose wto enjoy part songs fx nsle
soscss s;.eaht not faa h hear tks fsiro.
suArs<t AZ i<eG's lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
ATTEND SPECIAL SALE Il %i ELK. :.
W1pfnc ElIR Sailors. in all colors
HOHiO v fHfH and great variety 81
qualities. at Cori. Knott 4 Co.'S
A sur. Thing.

n you read c. r. Van Wrinkle 4 Cos
market reports regularly and operate on
the information they contain you have "a
near sure thing" a. there is. They
are one al the most reliable concerns IN
Chicago. having been in business there
since lSIa. and have customers IN every
state IN the West Send Tor ''Specula-
ton. or How 10 Trade little book sent
free on receipt - stamp 1t gives just
the Information you need Ia become q
successfal operator. which you can do a.
well at home IA II you were IN Chicago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

sus~ - Bsssis Creek = sp~sd her vues'
zissl
3ils Fsorsoes E koss and jean
R@ssely have returned from the Worlds
Far City
Iissry coiysr ssd vie are sassss u
Alss 6lsddssd end fsaily q Cedar
SpnngH
l. d. Noshsr a No Isl Watson i<ft
last night fos too vssks' visit Al the
fsjF
nr. and MIRA Lee Spsing spent Tues
1ay with relatives - caAnol township
Mo- Fred ksat u visiting fr.snds ia
As~zygo this ssek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
JEWETT Bros,

Druggists. 81 Monroe ST.. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Telephone 9ss. Orders for anything tn be had
in a first-rsass Drug Store solicited aud
promptly attended 10. and delivered to any part
of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The Central Young Woman's Chris
tan Temperance union will hold its
next regular monthly meeting Tuesday
evening AZ the home Of Miss Alice
Loomis. No. l02 Barclay street. Beside
the regular order ~ business q kinder.
gsrteu program viii 10 presented. IN
Guiding an address 10y Mrs L. W. Treat
and sougs by kindergarten training
riassos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

The mach merry Of the Harrison wsgon
Works came 10 a stand -still yesterday
forenoon. caused by the breaking Il the
engines piston rod. The necessary re-
pairs vii be male by Tuesday. when
the machinery viii he put IN motion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
IlALf RfliL1nEc 8 o.. :. s,.ss At

Travis old curiosity shop raniai n
anything uudes the sun. You can get
some great barSsie&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
THREE DAYS ONLY

And those contemplating buying an Imported Rug
should fail to this immense line Come and
them whether you wish to purchase not. Ii will be
worth your time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Beautiful teeth are a luxury few possess.
We have heard people sat they would give
everything they had for such beautiful teeth as
60 aud so had.
The true secret s not 50 much in the perfect
ness II ,hs teeth in the snow like wilderness
and the brilliant polish.
All teeth are capable al this with proper care.
Washes and pssfes should H. avoided they
are injurious AS are also man, of tho powders
A properly prepared powder, however. u the
only right and perfect thing to cleanse and pre-
serve the teeth. This We ha e. succeeded In pro-
dueing after murh laber u md expense. Tho
formula Is by one Of the moi noted dentists OF
of this country and - absolutely perfcct.
SAPODENTA-Is the name we have adopted
for H. and We are tho exclusive owners and
manufacturers We guarantees Sapodenta Ia be
the only perfect 9th powder ON the mark -.
That il will prevent decay and render the teeth
more beautiful with less trouble than any other
preparation TO be had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Address C r. Van winkis I 90. -
"A So steel. t1sesso.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec o9-Cotton firm mddng 7isc; low
rniddiDg 1sloc; good ordinary Gi2c net and gros.
receipts 93l sales, ,011 bales stock 1903
tales wcekly-Net and gross receipts, Al sl7 btles
exports 70 Britain, 16s35 bales to ffnce II2S
faies coasfwse 77O5 bales; sales 3,OCO bales; SPIN
ners. As b1le> ,,,,, -, ,o,,
Sorolk Dec. 29-COtton firm; micdlng. 1'ec; low
niddling 11-1jc good ordinary &c net ana eo>S re-
cepts s22 bales exports coastwise ~ Daies ae %
SsJ bales stock Ot,13j bales Weekly-Nct ana -tOsr
receipts % O4S bales; exports coastwise lC33S be,
'' New.0reans, Dec. 2o.-Cotton STEADY; GOOD Tddng
7ec middling 316e; low niGdlpg 9 l9,ioc a 10 pS 90
r,d,narv g.l6c net receipts. 10 1877 bales cross "
Taies: exports coastwise 55G4 bales 'ic' G9o M Ms~
.,ock 37S 3O7 bales. Wcekly-Net receipts - BOD "a -
gross JOB bales exports TO orei ,,; Lillian; "a II;
faias. france lOJS1 bales 10 the Nohthen' IOiA
ta,es co,stTfse lG 9O4 bales; sales, 22.9ol bale.
savannah Dec 29-Cotton stady; middling' &c; low %
,o,eG,ing CSC: good O2c; net ana Hf">> ="
cepts G2i bales exports coaS"sc 39'9 nS hai
mo laIes. summers, 6j bales stock, I"i Va
S1veck,vNet and gross receipts. 362@l baie> eNIr,
20 the Continent, 1l65 bales; coas"lSe' -V'o'' D"o
ssles 375 bales; spinners, Go bales
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Dec. 30 3:45 p. m.-Beef in poor demand
extra ll.s sd prime m,~s steady az
SIS Cd. Pork in poor demand prime mess We.'crn me
easy at sd do Western medium, easN at O3s "a
Hams moderate demand short cut about "a TO 10 l'
frm at Ais Cd. Bacon In moderate demand ulHD'I-
land cut about n. steady at SIS short rb.
about rs n steady long clear middes about 10 ~
steady at 42s short clear nhdues. ABOUT ID
~ steady Cd shoulders about ]. 70 Is d. stead,
at Cheese moderate demand; Amer can fiest
white and coloed Jos sd. Talow in poor demand
prime city dull at rs 6d spirit, Of turpenune IN nod;
refined steady 2Os Sd. I;osin in moderate demand
futures in demand prime Western spot easy at as
Wheat in moderate demand No red spring no stock
M 2 red winter IS Old. Flour In poor demand
St Louis fancy winter dull at Gs 80. Corn-Srot and
fntures I'm moderate demand mixed Western spot steady
al 4s lid December dull at 4s I'D January dull at
o. lid Tor now February dull at IS l04d for Hops
NJ Iondon-Pacinc Coast in moderate demand.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
he USED THE THEATRES as HIS TOOL.
THE YOUNG swINDLER WHO HAD BEEN CHEAT
ING JEwEIRY STORES WITH BOGUS
CHECKS CAUGHT

The rather hashy-looking well-dressed young
man who for the last two days has annoyed the
box Offices of the uptown theatres with bogus
checks fell into the hands of the police yester-
day. and now occupies apartment at Police
Headquarters. the young mans method of opera
ton beautifully simple. and would probably
have met with complete success in any other place
than a 1ewelry store. where they are always shy
of checks with doubtful origin Even among
these he found two victims
The young mans name IS Daniel Levy. He says
he lives at No. 2Sl Cnion-st. BROOKLYN and he is
It Is said the son of a weknown real estate
dealer MI Levy went to jewelry store. selected
diamond ring or pin. ordered 1t sent the
office of certain theatre. where he had check
on deposit. Then he went to the theatre and left
a check, ins;ructing the tcket-seer to pay for the
article and hold the jewelry until he called for H.
elry stores.
Central Office detectives found him yesterday
drawn on the Pacific Bank. No. 40 Broadway and
were signed David Lewis. OF course the jewelry
examination in the jefferson Market Police Court
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
MARTIN B. BROWNS WILL SOON TO BE FILED

petition for the probate Of the will of Martin
b. Brown. VINO formerly city printer.
filed yesterday at the County Clerks Office The
will was executed on May s. 1891. David y. Nc
Cure, counsel for Mr.. Brown. said last night, re-
garding Mr. Browns viii that citations had been
sent out yesterday. making them returnable Friday
January 3. With the exception of a few leSacieS to
relatives, all the estate is left to Mr. Browns
widow who is appointed sole eXecutriN.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
ARMED GUARDS on THE TRAINS.

Wichita Kan. Dec. 29.-The bold robberies that
have marked the last few nights in different towns
of Oklahoma have had the effect of forewarning
railroad officials and every train going through the
is believed that the late robberies have been COM
mitted by members of a large band of outlaws or
Canized from remnants of the Starr and Dalton
gangs A desperate attempt at train robbery is eX-
Dected any night. and extra strong guards are
taken aboard trains a precautOn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
ARLISLE,S BOND SCHEME DENOUNCED.

Philadelphia Dec. ga telegram has been re-
ceived at the headquarters Of the Knights Of Labor
stating that General Master Workman Sovereign
had been taken i'll at Hazleon. Penn. where he
had gone the business of the order and upon the
advice Of physicians he had iiastily taken train
for his home at Des Moines Iowa. Before the
General Master Workmans departure for Halle
ton he prepared address to the order denouncing
Secretary Carlisle s request TO Congress for au-
thoritY issue 500 OOOl in interest bearing bonds
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
TIE PETROLEUN MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New.York December 20.
The crude petroleum market showed little change
Final offerings the nsoidated Exchange were the
same a. vest rdIy 79l.c AT the Stock Exchange
1000 bbls sold 7Si4c. N Oil City few sales
were made. the market cosing at 19c.
Refined petroleum also the as yesterday. ~
6l5 cents gollon in bbls 2.65 in bulk ana 90
Foleign quotations were: Antwerp. lle
fIancs Bremcn. 4.O5 hnrhs. and london. 3lsd
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
furnished Rooms.


FjENISHf.D ROOMS 90 Columbia
lie cnt> HIooklYu. nv minutrs = lilid-r
al! F,rry near all stores ani thca t"s 4;
n"tsr newly luini-hri.
FURNISHED Ia ccntl.urn. witnOld
board. at 80 anhrify-~t lir""hlyi, near
the i!ri-.: fIont or b,ck room. s''Ond
noor: references rlriied.
LfXiNGTON-ANE- 80 near 59.h-sf.
-l'lc1-lnf l'igr and small rooms hcItcd
Moderate price; also back rarlnr.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS ia prl.
Nate house, r gent cinrl rra~t nablc. l6J
Wei iGth-,t.. ODr door ffDm Broadway.
23Tll->T.. -. JTII. MADISON .-Cboicc
IOeM-, >nlly or - suite every convenience I;
hotel service convenient hotels. clubs: 2j
""ckly upward Iaiior nOof, ~ light
rooms; gentlemen.
sirlI->T. Ji9 EAST.-Ncwiy fur.
ni,hcI ioomS bath. heat; pfiNat' house;
Gentlemen references.
40 LENINGTOX.AVF.-Iar,r front
room anpir clp-"t,; running Nat'r; well
hated references.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
BrookInn Real Gsinte for Sale

IOH SALE.
The dr.ached. two-stofy AMI mai-afu
fr1ir. rcsid.nc, on 9 corner OF IIDOkyln.
NO ant D.4r.sf containing Is rooms. ~
clL.Nc ~ bath. closets aud Iantri"'. on
lof sOsIc1 feet. well -lnded sanitary
plumb.ng among the finest l0'atloi- ~
ihe nrdf,rtl section. convenient to l.. Rapid
Transit and trolley lines Tor al dire ton.
kpriy on tho premise. 20 OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
Real estate fOantr0.

WANTED. Free and clear country place
in rNchang" fcr y. !. CITY property West
chester 90. preferred. NIAON. 40 Bway
WANTED. rD Pt G' hasa .couh-
fry place ON tho N,w-Nnfk and N'w-llaN II
road bttWssn Itr. hmont and Ntnmiorl. fr
on the Long l-lluc -idr. mus br on tnr
sound and uear fha water. about - to -
a,re-. .lfh.r iml io,o oi or unimlrovcd NJ
dr -. with full particulars and price, w.
O. bon I. Tfl uue rnlr".
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
1lnis 60 fet, llntnrnishco

To LIT IN tho nllhUu~i" so % IS
Wr~t ,9th--t. frpntlnr central Psih
,ef, choice apartm. M Hour ''t'rr 20 Tie
ci',. huil ilus ah-oiut Us iicif,p'. Inlu'rc
~ ihr .an4i.r.
5TH.AVI.. Iois. corner sGth.,t-Fle.
cant ar1rtnrrt s.N rooms aud bath, v'Iy
$500. - NIXON so Brlddway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
DrookInu Real Gs:aic 90 Get.

TWO NEAT FRAME HOUSES IN god
orl.r an .uprD,cr 90, 2'3 ] 'th-t. -
- i1n-t. ~" I+r month itnnn" 80"
TO-. session. Inquire ot OWNER. IA
!. fh.-t.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
Ocean 6teamcrs.

NIEDITERRANEAN EXPRESS
WI LINE TO ALGIERS NAPLES AND GENOA.
sCoumDIa Jan. a. p. m. 'sF Bsm'k Feb.l, 40 pm.
Normanna JAN 1920 pm Columbia Feb 10. 10 a. M
Extra steamer. Wieani. January -.
columbia JAM 4. Alexandria, Egypt. via Aisiers
and Naples.
.'GRAND ORIENT EXCURSION
Fuerst Bismarck from New-York Feb J. ~. TO Giprat'
Aglers Genoa. AJacco Alexandra tHlr ana fyra-
mds) Jana Oerusalern Smyrna. Constantnoplc. Athens
Malta. Messina. Palermo. Naples. Genoa, New-forKs
Duration, 60 days. -, ,.,,
send for Illustrated Pamphlet and Travelers Guide
Steamers leave from Hamburg piers, Hoboken N. j.
HAMBURc-AMERICAN PACKET Co, ~ B'way, ~ Z.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
uOork i0nmteo.
AInlAs

Males.
ACCOT NTANr AND AUDITOR,
JOSHUA W\L>ER.
Chccrcbruugh building. Statest
A RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS MAN.
wcu known In Canlda want. ngrn'y In
tanad, Of gOol proiiiahl tlaur.al or mer-
cantilr business. 10 Bohd->t.. Bi,chlln,
y. Y.
Az EypEHIFNCEn GROCERY c;erk
want, pn.itiOn cf ani and Il avod sll'.-
man T. H.. 100 Stockton-,t.. Broollyn.
\ GENTLEM\N of ability. m."-ritN
and fohric.V rIclking EnQlish aud t,rr-
,unu visiting the Southwest and Pacific
Coast desires - arrange Wlth manuiactu 'r
or business, firm for the intr ducfll ~ AMI
.nc of their tprci1lties. "n route and at
Midwinter Fair. talIfo MIA. Add -
SALESMAN" lSJ East Ohio-st.. thi'
cago. III.
GENTLEMAN who ha, hnd an ac-
tive and coml lrch.nslNr huslrc,S expert
cuce in this city I. dcSiiou, OF obtaining
n Dosit!on OF trust or responsibility i COM
petrrf 10 conduct an agency. take charge
OF states or prOpcrtlr- or 10 II any po-
gition r oulrng integrity and careful indg-
lucnt. unc\c'ltiOnnblr r'fc'cn"rS. NEW
YOEKEI:. T.. %. Box 40 esq
YOrNG MAN. speaking French,
Spinish AID lt,lian. ard understanding Eng'
l,h. want, pleit.Dn ls nj lrr or any ",nrr
employment. NJ. H.. eS2 East 23d.s,.
ALLAHOCND OFFiCr. MA. nne
penman AMI booxbc per, with ills'.clnss
'r.crences wOuli liko po,lt o. willing
10 accent moderate salary o. statt. Address
HARVEY. go D,Donougd.s;.. Biooklyn'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

RFrKN,N hill METUODIST FPISCop ~. CIi ~
5Oth-st near adave Rev. r. T. MNIcHolI, no
Preaching at 1890 a. and $50 p m "'il'i
,nae, inc TveIn@slav a 40 D. m. Seats all iree. a
cOr fal v.lc * extended to all.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
OLD DOMINION LINE.

~ steamers for NoRF01L,Kt; r P%oRTSMouTu PORTS Old u.
VIRGINIA BEACH. PETERsBURG and RICHMOND.
VA. and WASHINGTON. d; C;.Tues; Wed; Thurs:
Sat. For WEST POINT. yA-Tues. Thurs and sat-
Frsr Pier 2G No., ~ r.. foot Beach-s. NJ p M
Through tickets and freight 10 all points south ana
West w. l. GIiLbAIDEo' i'hi"c HAi''ee''
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
1lcIiaious Not,rrs.

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF pastor S's,a'e
and 37th-st.. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE - -, ,r,.sch on
Rev TIMOTHY c. DARLING ID. -, VIII pr" Sun
sunday December 3lst. at II n. ana ~ j. Inre w. an
day school meets at 9i5. Service IN IN" N"'i'' '
Wednesday "A [ = O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
for Gnle.


ATTENTION Sewing machines OF all
kinds. new. s2J: good second hand. *lv:
cash or credit: exchanged, rented Al
RAusCITS. 215i 3d-ayc.. iisth-r.
\ KNIFE-SHNRPENEE can-olrncr
cla---cutt"r; tr, me To-. by mail JoilN
MNLpNfN. ~ Fulton->'
\ LADY viii scll her macn ncent up
ricnt piano. slSj: original cost $50 four
months az. inquire nc the private resi-
dcncc l27 Fast ll7th.st.
At REDUCED PRICES 300 second.
hand wood and lron working ~achlies
tuy gulNnt'od machinery BOUGHT ard
exchanged. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Jo Madl-
son Il.
BEAUTIFUL. GOLD CHh1RS. only
framed pictures. ~ 80. reduced from 10.
35D Oth-a,e.. near 2@d->t. ,'oid Chair
Nauufarioly.
EAii,,ALN>. Lathe. S.iach lTj0l - :
motor. J. b. =. ttSo. - dinamo, -
light, fil7OI. 30. mim"ogllph SD. 40 F:
-iot machines $50 and SO. 10 30 aud
-; oil good, new never used. pa TIL.
lily.st.. Brooklyn.
GOLD CHAIRS only se5) rnlucod
from - 80 gold framed picture. n 80
worth 40; musical chair, rocker. diNans
great sacrifice; closing rrt. % Murny-,t.
oVERCOAT gents. French clo.h. fur.
lind mini, trimmings. - bust almost
pew. so. Call. lCi West 24th-~t.. two
llieht-.
Old MAHOGANY siGrboald othlupcn-
dal. nrlcr swell front IN fine condition
ul-o claNr foot sofa massive old man0g1rY
d Ming table and other pieces. +. DEN
son. Grrcuwich. Conn.
>AlLs.-we have MADE up 100 nrst.
-laes house safe,. guaranteed nrcproo. :;
our price. sls worth $50. Call and ex.
anime them. p. II. GROSS. 4o0 B'way
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
90 rri for Bnsincss purpose

TO LET. ON cuti r' rcor ln tn Bank
~ iu"r.ca builiine. ,oinrr Wall AMI Will
lam ST. AnnN ~ N BANK.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30
Citn Real Cstatc for 5ale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. rosncr i0s.h-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached h9u'e Io.w
rHOVFNENT CO.. Il Broadway.
VII NItl.E av.. cornof. i.story ron
huild'g. GOOD iuVe tmcnt bargain 20 quick
buver. might cXc>'c. NlAON. 90 u way
New-York tribune., 1893-12-30

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH: sr,,,
Corner 3tfh-s. and Broadway. Rev. HENRY A. - IN
son ID d. Pasor-Aornng service at IL O'CLOCK
Brief popular service at = O'Clock y. IN