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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
ANSON'S COLTS BEATEN.
HEAVY BATTING A FEATURE OF THE GAME.
A GOOD ATTENDANCE GREETED THE VEIEHAN
FROM THE WINDY CITY-BE0OkLfN
DEFEATS CLEVELAND
GAMES YESTERDAY

GAMES YESTERDAY.
New.York 10 Chicago IL. boston IL, ST. Louis ~.
Brooklyn T. Cleveland Philadelphia q, rMEogfa
Cincinnati T. baltimore q. Louisville y, Wash's'" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

Earned runs-chieago 6. Ncw-iotk TO- Iir-t baIr 10y
c,ror,-( hlcago l. New-YOrk 4. Lett on hnrsr, heasg
n Ncw.YoIk = First base balls-On Mc'tH ., Oh
McGinnc.s q oil Gran" 10. struck out-by MT,dl
10 Wr1:,unc.s 4 nv Crane J. Home runS-Ticrnan
Davis. Thr, chase hits-WlmOt, Davis TToDis" hts
Dahicn DUNCAN Burke, Fuller. Sacrihce hlt>-Dlhg,a
srhriyt.r Davis. Stolen bases l.ahee. iifiOtt
Mco.i Ward Herman. Connor. Davis. Doy," if"ns
Dnubl. plav-f.angc. Dahlrn and Anson WIN p'he>-
Crane 9 Mc,iil .. Umpirc-llurst Time Of game
2:fs. Attendance 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15
THE DAY OBSERVED IN wEsrUHEsrER COUNTY

THE DAY OBSERVED IN WFSItHESTEK COUNTY.
riac lay appropriately Observed throughout West
chester County yesterday Neatly all The citizens hung
the American flag their windows displayed them
from aagtlns The 'iand Army posts OF PEI ksSi ng
stag, Tarrytovn lonkcrs. Mount Vernon and New'Ro
cnec all hostcd "Oid Glory" over thir headquarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-15

me Brooklyn ond Cleveland teams crossed bats at
tastrn lark Yesterday the presence OF 1000 people
the rricceooms winning. Both pitchers did clever work
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THINKS He HAS FOUND 4 FUGITIVE

Manchester. y. H.. March 3-MayOr Knowlton Yes
terday received a letter from a man in Georgia
saving:
! am informed that there l. reward OF SO 900
offered for The apprehension of fugitive from your
State. charged with The crime OF murder. and If there
i any foundation for the report ] have the person
Swallowed. Please look up facts and inform me at
earliest convenience. before the bird has ncwn.
do not propose 10 give names the whereabouts
Of the person spotted. VIII only say that he /, not
In this state at this time, but If there j. anything In
! will guarantee his return
The only person charged with murder for whose
apprehension there is a reward is McArthur the
horse thief, who shot Deputy Sheriff smith and escaped
from Dover Jail tNO years ago this summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
SECRETARY BAYARDS PROSPECTS.
. ,vpcFeSION IN DELAWARE THAT HIS Sc

c,rsIOx WILL NOT BE DISTURBED.
u.u,,,rc+on Dell Mar. (SpeclaD.-Thcre Is no
,t lrr, of interest in Mr. Baynrd's peculiar
'',o,,on 70 the incoming Administration. 1t was
ropnc,d this week with much show OF authority
o.. ~, hud concluded 10 practise his profession for
NV, t,vo wears and then make the fgh, OF his
a., ,or senator IliCcnS'> seat In the Senate. The
,rssion 1, sought 10 be given that he l. doing this
.. 81; own choice that hc declined Cabnct port
.u and that he has also refused TO go abroad Mr..
-, himself has never told any one that he was
-, H., old place In the Cabinet. nor has he said
40, no could @ abroad u Il representative OF the
VIZ" administration: but lis newspaper organ here
Ia ~ corc>p }ndcntS try 10 force that inference
~ ,bcr readers. Il j. nov generally doubted by
,i o,nn,ni. in both parties and II Is not seriously
ia ,v his closest friends that he was offered a
- .. any kini h. Mr.. Cleveland. on the con
issr e. /, known that Mr.. Gray was asked TO be-
~. Attorney General npcn the contingency that
=. sboild land Mr.. Bayard In his place i'm the
,o 4 caucus 10 consider this propositi) III was
,",s az Mr.. BayardS home during the Christmas
w,ovs II WAS agreed that the scheme was
,oa.ihe and committees of one We're appointed to
-. ,he members " the General Assembly. This
49, composed Of thirty members of whom twenty
s,h. are Democrats, met on January 3, and Il week
49,. NJ Gray gave II ont that he could not aGo
=. ,,o, The Cabinet and he would not do So He
- ,bereup0n unanimously reelected to the Senate.
+, il now stated upon the authority Of two dis
,,,r.hL Delaware Democrats. both OF whom arc
msvbat inmical 10 the eX-Secrctary. and one Of
hom ,s a member CT the superior Court that a can
vass Of the Democrats in the General Assembly do
rsoped the fact that trouble would follow any al
,emnt 10 send Mr.. Bavard 10 the senate. The two
,over crintics tired OF him." /, given in eXplana
i'm and il is assorted that if Mr.. Gray should per
chance BE- elevated 10 the supreme Court, which il Is
said is his ambition. James L. Wolcott Chancellor
would succeed him in the Senate: that is. II the pros
ont General Assembly had TO choose Shonld the
choice fan 10 Governor Reynolds Us II would after
April next, il i suspected That the Governor would
te Gray's successor. He could not appoint himself.
OF course not ant he could resign and permit
Charles H. Houston president of the Senate. be-
come Governor for which promotion. Mr.. Houston,
II is said would he willing To name the Governor as
United states Senator. There Is doubt that the
Governor. the judiciary and the majority Of the NOM
hers Of the legislature all of whom Democrats,
and have hitherto been members Of the Bayaid faction
as again, the SaulSburNS sOlidly opposed 10 the
exSecrcary'> return To public life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Citn Real Gsiaic Go Get.

LINE 81 3 and story West SHE
IT. -t-cla'- hou-c-. II 90 to /. 500. SEE
VI. " 3h-dNr.. conner .'3d--i., 9TH we
AID lOith-st
nor 81 TO LEASE on ur,m'rcy Park.
ldir'-- oW NFR. HoN IL, Tribune Uptown
once. i."i2 Broadway.
7lST.>r. WEST. 30 -Hlufsnme tone
dwelling al implut cmrnts. nae order; rent
low. HOPPER. 3is Canal-st.
EjIII->T. WE>I mar ,lc,atrd .- oo-cy
Frrnch-foof dwelling: Improvements; rrnt
low. HOPPER. Jis Canll->i.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO PRcPEETY.- For rent FOR
>iN months. during ;hr worlds u. "A
bcauiiiu. residence. completely furnished, IN
Guiding al In0;crn liHpfOS mrnt-. BILLIARD
room steam heat r'r. Apply - JOHN
4. FEALEY. BIS Irondway. y. Y.
~ OI.Lu'> FAIi:."-for rent. furnished.
tcu.rOow house modern b"-t locality SoutI
side ; tom Nar 10 November | 1888 con-
NcHicht ia all respect tot the WnilG FAR
~ca,on $3.50 per month. For further par
'!rul1rs address g.. \. JLWEII, 3,JlJ
Ca'urnr'-ale CniragO. III.
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furnished Rooms.


SUITE ~ three furnished rooms aid
harm - m. btnrhari. 1-i-.i ava 'th-aN"..
tur 49, n'ualngrf - r"t.pn SUNNY rooms
uu "a TO- jsd-.i I'D part 80 g'ttg
>olth Apply TliE lNNHhAM. OF ~
f..t.rty--t. Room ~
HAt liEIOE APAEThi SrS. -Patior
ana second Ior- rrltHt' iHtns. "trrt COTE
tenlrn.-. newly arcortt.l Nalst itt.nd-
aurr. convenient principal clubs. botrl.
single rpom- =, vectly aud upward. l. last
..'tii.-i between 9Th and Nadi-on afc>.
NICELY ~ RNI>lIED 'argc front room
~ lr' Ito bath good l,catlon - for tw0
call 80 tolaubu~.av".
THE ~ ELLINGTON Wc.t 3Oth.-i..
1T door fsom jih-aVr.-liundsomr suites
r''il> = ln carte.
IOIH->r IA WESr-Nic"ly furnished
large and snail rooms Gentlemen. ar nan
and wife al convenience.
3'rH ST. III EAST f.arg" nicely fur.
nishrd fhlfd ruor SUNNI ifont room all
,pnNcf fences without b a'd 10 gentlemen
only American private fam " rv'c'crc's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
GENERAL HORACE PORTER LECTURES AT UNION

GENERAL HORACE PORTER LECTURES AT UNION
Schenectady, y. ". March (Specia).-The seventh
lecture in The But"reld lecture course was delivered
this afternoon in the Union College chapel by General
Horace Porter who was introduced by Robert C.
Aexandcr OF the board OF trustees. The subject Of
the lecture the surrender Of Robert T.. Lee al
AppomatOy, and the memorable interview was d.
tailed from notes taken at the time by General Porter
Interesting mcmcnos OF the occasion exhibited
large audience present and its interest in the
lecture frequently manifested by applause"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
GonnIrp Real Gstdle for Sale

AGENCY FOX MONrCLAIR Re lcence
Properties for ale aud 20 let, large variety
., choice building sites. n Els TAH-
LpE = Ii'ekman->t and M'urlair.
A-MANUFACTUEEEs Or SHIPPERS
."QuiT.ng rIt.r fronts or Improved plants.
vicinity - Nrw.iofiS or rl-"whrr". Apply u
PHILLIPS { WELLS. Tribune Bu. ding.
\ LARGE LIST Of ic,l-ahl" prop ftIos.
rNcfv dr-rr ptiou. fof al" 81 r'nt. Is. T..
CRANE Para rl, cor. Markets.. Monis-
tow. y J.
FOR SAIL or TO LET.-A, Crapfoid.
Y. j. perfect home every convenience.
'iOHi q. ELY. trau'ord. y. !.
FOR SAIL AZ ORANGE. y. IA
rcntlrmanr alarming hom" elegant resi-
lrn'e. 81 ICONS -tam heated finely i'm
iarr ,rc'. >h.ub> lawns ,o',n@c-. ompl,
tables. etc superior nrichh rho0d near the
Cn'c1f" pr prr'v ~ minute~ walk or {
minui.-' div 20 station Apply 10 +. p.
lIAMlIIDN \ 90. - Broadway, or op.
post" prnng" rrnc.p7l s.i'ion.
=. ARSDNLT .-irous. win barn. nut
pnd larden cNr"l'nt Deer. Bon .. Near.-
dsi~. y. :
vALIAHLE Sj'rt RnAN PROPERTY
FOR SAIL The lod.a ?" farm property
hponn o., ~ AcF"r Farm -ituat' ~ BAR.
house. A. tn. proI-r 'y aud e,"rything
nsc.--lry Go tn wsv o. outbuilding- "a"
lani g.. 10 hl,h sat of cultivation with
large avn ana nhTnf1nc" ~ .h,d' ard fru,
r Ni,,,,, I" ,a I"> u rNRH ~
or Il II fKlNGS co. 90 nlrkc,.
= Platoon Y !.
WHIT PLAINS IA ,linfv. county
.elf. cottage. anil firu- f.r 81 ull ufirr..
" NIW tIIE - Lib -''--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Citn Real Cstatc for Sale

CLIENT ln-tluct> us t. sell I'M
nscdlatriy house In tn Seventies near
J'n-aNr., - feet front. fhtr' rooms deep.
four >iufic-. cLhin't trim. for $50 600, worth
$4,000 only $1,000 required zen only
by appointment PHILLIPS 4 WELLS,
tribune building.
EOIH-SloKY anI ba-"mrnt hiah-Sto0p.
hrownsfonc dwelling. 1B.sNGcxJS.9. excel n
loratiOn and surroundings. Apply on
premises. III Fast 39th.st
t@bOiW STORY cabinet fnl>l'd house.
?ith.>t.. near Pail; $50 W. 9ith.s'. T.
story, ls-iopt. decorated tir-t-ra--. ~
600. NLENENs. 1,h.lAr.. -n.n-L nh....
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Dodr0 nno Rooms.

\ COUPLE wcaiy OF hot.l ana
boIidinr-hou. He -ifc - IN" a
r.fnin.ui hon" M g -'rIcily private family .
location iOth aud jrih -i-. 5ih and 6tli
aN,s. preferred ati-fJrfoi4 rf'f"ns,- rN-
rhangri NGdir>-. with fii particulars,
HOME. Bon 80 Tribune OIhor.
DESIRABLE fourth noor i"om Win
and wife, In scNr .ti"-. u'r |. Station ,
algLc-t references given and icqriiol Nd
- - OWNER Bon H.. Tribune Uptown
nncr. l,2i2 lIroIdwai.
I9ru. st. 20 WEsT.-Ncwly furnished
large and snail rooms par.or il""r. "n suite
or slngly >Outhrfnrr- accommodated "a
cept!on,l references.
2lSr-~r.. ~ EAST. sunny front p,flur.
with board also small room; references.
eiST.ST.. WEST Large. nicely fur.
nishcd room; Second story; exceptional
board and attendance; also one fourth ;
references.
2IST-ST, i4j EAST Gnm"icy Park.
liandsomely furnished MONS; n'st-cla's
table aud attendance; references.
81 EAST 20rlI->r-Good board clean.
pleasant rooms centre Of amu~rlnrnt and
drvgoods district: quiet. hOmciik"; term,
Moderate also tabl" board.
- WFNT @GrU-Sr.. Miller, Hotel.
Nicely furnished SUITE. with one or TWO
.lngl, rooms. wth board - present guest
haN" been her" m a''rnY" ~ eleven wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
borses an0 Carriages.


y BARGAIN.-l0 horses 800 10 500;
l-3 waite; suit grocer. butcher. farmer. any
Dn .Ine- trucks. wagons. harness tiill AZ
lowed also machinery, loom-, ct. belong
ing 10 mt fi-tIty. 32S Dr.geS-aNc.. ,i.,'cI-
point.
\ GENTLEMAN WILL SELL, hi, his I
low after thorough examination and trial ::
they have Lcen ~ q in tandem. single
double and saddle; docA-d tails beautiful
specimens and -olnl. KNEE AlTOI;>,
Tribune once.
sr" i,caufifll patched par Of
ho:S-s; mahogany bay with 3 white feet I;
each -tands Ij.2l.: weight. LOO; agt'. u
years: carry heads hign without checks /;
move strong and gracefully with high knee
action forward Will road 10 miles per hour
ana tr"t harp: perfectly sound. fearless.
and ar the h3nisomcSt MATCHED pair 81
hor-e> III N-w- England Nrruonf-brcd
Don't writ" unless YOU want an rNtr, good
pair and AZ. willing Ia pay -l,200 iof i
pair worth q good deal more. Also |
black mare; handsome: SAM age; good
fiuily road horse: weight 100. Ad-
dress LOCK BoN 40. Barre W.
PONIES FOR sALE.-Th6 Nrgcst herd
Of wc!l-broken ponies for childNn In The
state Address DIR. o. 4. JNCkSON,
l.. .. Bon l6l. Jamaica. l.. ].
WANTT $50, 600 600 people g. send for
Blrch's carrage and harness catalogues :;
largest assortment In America; very iroder-
ate prices don't pay srrn "AirnNaSani
prices for harness and .arr,,r,. esiab'
Iirr'On y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
BROOKLYN Real estate 60 fst.

BROOKLYN.-To let. furnished. on The
mi nraf the park. handsome FOYER
house; 3 stories and basement box Stop
1Ox5S feet bold front ana ilhcy prch
,xoon.lye,y furnished throughout fafc
chance TO right patty. MODERN HOME,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
bouses ano flats fUante0.

a. WANTED TO rent Mar,h 20. suhnrb Of
vfonee, small house or :, rooms. WIN
tsfcen. Address Box I0j, Manuel. ROCK
'Hlo County. v. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

IT., SSALNNAiH nIluKCII, ith-oye. and olst-st.. Rev
=. i'm !: SATTERltf b. D. RectorServccs March
prayer and sermon, with Holy Communion ii O'clock :
nu'N school p. M. cidien's choral service. $ .ij
Non H. t"hs lNNer ocl1ck choral service, with
io p ~ Dr. SATrfItll T. will preach in
Ins anu ~ the evening. Al corGlaly nNiled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Real estate Wanic0.

COUNTRY propcrty.owner. desiring the
houses IN our renal catalogue must >'hu
lnriicultr, Nv March 9TH.
II East 42d-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

~ iiiAI. BAPTIST CHURCH. 42d-st., between eth
anu anu 1tn aNeS-l Preaching the Pastor, Rev W. NJ.
nI'hI.K sunday morning at IL. and II the at
To 800 ~''' 'Nr~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

NENIRAL IRESBN TERRAIN CHURCH 57thst.. bet.
H,rUeiNay ana 'th-aNe. Rev. WILLOW MERLE SMITH.
n ~. w. ras,or.-Rev A. y - uAL FFLrh, d. D. viii
school, H. ~. Christian fndcaNOr meeting. Monday :
i, H. De otonal getting We nc>day, =. Strangers
cord a ly invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
miscellaneous.

ACCIDENT CASES. collection, natl
moniol suits, separs,i69n,.-x hsY' coum.cilor'
advice free. J. J. THo'N
% Park Row.
--c,,,y, Glass pictures. FURNITURE
Of, on ,,refnly pacscd for shipment or , stor
s@ farntafc rpaled and POLL h,a Ihcd
and WOODWORK stained cs MnAes a %r ''' p,cScd
innf. WrES K0AK. 2l2 West 3Gth.st
,,,,v toI1Cs everybody can learn
IN n r,,c..s o, making mirrors ana
my re-" drawing. or photographs on
o .ls.s sis broadway. Room %,
LAWYERS BRAMAN. Of d the h4 cYcrSe
nuiiding. 100 Broadway. Pra .hroad: slso
where-for every stat n. ana a.nort s Agents. no.
, Sss!cs Evenings. i, 27o Broadway
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Rooms Uanteo.

FURNISHED ROOMS w.NTED.-Par
s ~; bedroom; private bath from 23d. 81. "a
v'I.st,; West Side preferred. Address
Y. u. b.. Gl0 West 40th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

GREAT CROWD AT ST. BARTHOI.OMEw'S
MISSION 42d-st.. 3d.ave-Hcndreds turned away
Doors close when RESCUE Hail. seating 600 filled
Come early Tonight, MARIE LOUISE WILCOX, harp
list. Tomorrow evening d.. MctHEW> popular peoples
good music. Monday and Tuesday last nights ~
Mr.. and Mrs EVANS. "singinc Gypsy Evanecists.'
(Thev sail Wednesday Wednesday evening. BLACK Jnny
Lind" THURSDAY, 80 sharp. The voorel jubilee
Sir gers" Southern melodies. Friday homeless mems
choiu, Of 500 PARK SISTERS cornetists and sup
per. Prof. HAYDEN, organisf. Col. HADLEY, supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES OF NEW

YORK. . $500 90. 49,,
dOI,IEt;I ATE CIUK' H. 17ih-~t. and West End IY'.
Key HENRY ENERTSON COBB viii preach at II
a m, and d. H. SUNDAY school at - a. M. PRAYER
meeting "Wednesday evening at O'Clock
COLLEGIATE CHURCH. isth-~t. and 5h-a,c-k"r.
EDWARD Is cor. ID. d, viii preach At II a. N. IL s..
morning service" Ecv WILLIAM r. ~ ~ u. D.,
Professor Of Ethics and Fuglrh Bible" VIII lee tui" ~
Tho English Rible' IN clap"l ia rear Of fOiN-iclth
street Church MOI day evenings IN Lent AZ "t" H.
seats free. All invited especially SUNDAY school t'a''.
COLLEGIATE. CHURCH. 2nthst. and jth-aNc-l;ey
DAVID JAMFo PUERELI. ID. D.. viii preach a. II
a n, tonic: THE In,lib'c Name and at D. m, TOPIC
What Shall DO 70 b saved? SATURDAY public normal
class Tor SUNDAY school teacher, and WORKERS ia thu n
parlor at : D. n. subject Keeping tho sabbath
Leader. Rev. PALMER =. HUBERT. ~
JOHN HUTCHfNS will preach at IL a. ~. anu : D. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Miseellaneous

CNRIvALLED nAcGAINs IN suede
AL. A.. ssee 4-hutton gloves: extra quality rc-
~ = lIom ~ 10 10 45c. pair JAMMES,
ofoaaway, 10 West 36th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

CENTRAL, fMFTIODIsT EPIS OPAL. CHI H' IL
7thaye near l,th-st.-II aching by he Is,tgr l'rN.
AKRON d. D., at 10 ~ a. n. and -, j. III
niay- 20 j. Young Peoples meeting
d. ILL., All are cordially Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Religious Notlres.

DR. SNANAKf BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st near 6,h.ave
Evnn,,aH @Noahi III Il breaches morning evening.
n,mng subject, Thu Enlarged Church of the Near
'"'"'c' ouhday-schoO 40. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

A.-A.-A.-A.-A.-
UNION SQUARE, THEATRE SERVICES.
Sundays at and 80 y. III. Rev. c. II. lATMAN.
leader. Metropolitan meetings. Orchestra, choir solos
an illustrated addres,cs Afternoon and evening by Mr.
YATMAN. Popular Bible class q . 80 D.
9o 5thave two services weekday and night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

CHURCH OF THE PrRIrANs tPr'by,G riam. 1901
st near Jth.aVc.-SeTNiccs tomorrow at u O. ~ 'N'
7:4j H. N. R~, EDWARD /. CLARK. d i. ~
lrcach Bblr school at y. ~. Ncdnc-nlF ~, .s 'i y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH, Madson.ave.. cor.
3Sth-st.-lraching by the Pastor Rev. KODERICK TER
KY. d. D.. Sunday, IL a. m. and p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

HOPE CHAPEL. 800 East 4th-st.. between Avenues
I and ID. Rev. JOHN Is. DEVINS Pastor.-Preaching IL
a. ~ ana y. Evening. Lib ity the ltyes.n
Sa,day c. sehoo m bohemian s;r,iec D. Ter
mah service, led by Rev. II. pOHLMANN. MONDAY
D. M Praycrmrctng ThnIs1ay. u I'D.
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AM i't VI wiz H''u az ''''-"'. ''"7
In thu cNcni"@ after tn >crmon.

CHURCH OF ZION AND 81. TIMOTHY. 5ath->t.
between SIN and 9th aNc>-H vices, a: m. II a. M
;J d. H.. Preachers Morning the Rector; evening.
the Right Hcv. DR.. LEONARD, Bishop Of Nevada and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

ARCHDEACON KIRKBY. RECTOR OF RYE will
preach NJ the CHURCH OF THE HOLY -Epl LEHRE
(Dr HUGHES Rector. East 1fth-st and Park-ave.,
Sunday evening o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

AID SOULS CHURCH. 4th-ave.. corner 20th-st.-Scr
IS the Pastor Rev. THEODORE G. WILLIAMS. II
a. Sunday.school As a. III. The public cordially
invited. Communion Immediately after morning service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
Go Get for Business purposes
Business Chanres.


\ GOOD PAYING manufacturing BUSH ;
fOi $1,000. - 600 cash. AGdr - MANU-
FAtTt EEH. Bon IS, Fri unr onicc.
AN OLD.TSTAPLISHED raj estate
"llic. and business for sale with long lease
reasonable terms. Apply 10 COFFIN. -.Jro
rNsieionalr. near l-dth-st.
PARTY with $1,000 can control an
established manufacturing bu-ines, capable
81 large rNi"1,i"n; product VIII seal we'll
ut Columbian ENhibiiion no indeDt due =
IL KINDERGARTEN MANIC. CO.. J2j san
"om-St., Philadelphia.
\ lOrA', NAN wishing 70 stunt IN tnr
real estate business In Ncw-York. Won d
Ike to hn," property 10 take care Of and
and + responsible. Adirrs> REAL Is
TATE. Hol ~, Tribune Office.
ATTENTION. COAL MERCHANTS =
$1,000. Newark. n. j.. property and busl-
ness OF 70 years established coilyard bust.
me-, worth - 600 per yea property worth
AZ OLD.ESTARLISnED feed bu-i.
ness. y mile. from Ncw.Yutk excellent
10 atioI AID doing good bu-inc's; good
rsi>on Tor ie.ling. AGdre~, FEED, ia
Wurrrn.,,.
ACTIVE PATTY WITH 5000 wan1d
Ia a manufacturing bunne-, tnat caa be-
arg Is eat nicd article specially adapted
no debit. Address g. II. w, Tribune
on.
BUSINESS MANAGER Tor protected In
dG,iry profits large; staple articles. I.
\ +. g., Trilun" ONCE.
FOR 80 600 CASH and u small percent
age Of yearly profits will br sold very
siicc's Sui -shOol OF music rick proprietor
want o. retire: ~ short time music
teacher can earn the institution entirely out
OF the profits no attention will b" paid "a
CORES pOudcn.> who az financially irrespon-
-ible unless they name backer-. Ad-
dr"-~ T.. VI. G.. Po,toilic. Box 2.jS6. New
YORK CITY.
80 WEEKLY. with 500 capital. An
unusually profitable investment. ROWES
iIANDICAPPIN 81 SYSTEM.
second -ucr,.s- FIJI year subscribers oil parts
of the United State and Canada profits ~
TUNED EACH WEEK pro .p"ctus 1898 free.
&. u. ROWE, Po-toHicc Box i27 Brooklyn.
$4,000 Will BY onc-thiri interest
in 4 urnlcr worth y - 600. 900 half tho
amount viii bc used TO develop the prop.
cuv: references given and Investigation
courtri. ar. J. r." Tribune once.
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7thsve Ecv. EDWARD kENNEY E"ctor-Suniiys
: 80. 10. IL an; and T. M Daily 80 . a. H'
md / D. NJ Sen.. lI,c Cflrch always open
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AT BEDFORD STREET METHODIST Episcopal.
CHURCH at 10 80 q. PreSGhiug al
80 in the evening. Sunday-school at D. III. Rev
{. WRIGHT Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04

CANAL STREET PRISBYTEnAN CIiUE' II ',ic"nc-
st nrir Canal.-rrv. EDWARD l.. PAY son VIII pea'h
at a. Ia All welcome.
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison and 6Gthst.-
Rev. sAMTEL u. BISHOP breaches at IL a. n
CHORAL evening song at 80 D. Anthems Hen Ny
PRAYER" MendcssOhn and blessed Jcu,' (Stablt Mater
nrnra
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED HrRCH. HARLEM.
FIRST CHURCH. IeiS'-st, near 3d-ave-i"N. j.
ELMiNDoKF, j.. p. ra.t"rA pr'aches at H. Rev A.
sECOND CnrRC H. 13%o''t ard I,noN ,aNe,Iis's y;
10 so and : as Evening theme 'sh"he'pcai'
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner {" 3iih-Nt ami
Park.ave->erNiccs II a. Pa, hing l.! In" E"N
ROBERT COLYER Subject. "lhe Memorial H"fNl'' III
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