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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member Of Congress-G. f. KRIBBs.
Member of Sendte-HARRY A. NALL.
d~ssembtv-J. j. HAiaHT.
Presidenf Jwdge-CHARLEs II. MOVES.
Associate .Jwdges-JoHN II. WHITE,
q. W. CLARK.
TrcGsurer-Q. JAMESON.
~ProthOnotary, Register & Recorder, &c.
-NALvIN NJ. ARNER.
SheriG.-JoHN r.. Oseoop.
O0mmtssienerS-C. +. LEDEBuR, JAS.
MoINrYRE, PHILIP FMERT.
County Slpcrintendenf-G. w. KERR.
District AttorneV-P. NJ. CLARK.
Jury Commfssfoners-JHo, N. HEATH.
r. w. GuIroN.
County StrUeVor-J. +. PROPER.
C0rOner-D. w. CLARK.
County 4 Wdttors-W. w. THOMAS, J.
A. DAWSON, r. FLYNN.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
A Million FrIcndn.

A friend in need is a friend indeed, and
not less than n million people have
found just such a friend in DIR. Kings
New discovery for consumption, Coughs
and Colds.-It you have never used this
Great Cough Medicine, n trial will con-
vince yod that IL has wonderful curative
powers in all diseases Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. Each hottie is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed or money will be
refunded. Trial bottles free at Siggins and
Mason Drug Store. Large bottles SOC.
and Sl.oO.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
BOROUGH

B~ur0csa.-C. r. Davis.
CouHcitmeH. - Patrick Joyce, w. A.
Grove, w. A. Hilands. 3. n. Haslet, A.
n. Dale, Joseph Morgan.
Justices Of the Pedce-J. r. Proper, s.
j.. Setley.
C0,lstdble-S. s.. Canheld.
Collector. W. Landers.
School DirectOrs-G. w. Robinson, A.
3, Kelly, y. s. Knox. j. T. Brennan, J.
r. Clark, t. f. Rltchey.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
Church and sabbath school.

PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School at 9:45 a..
m. NJ. T.. Sabbath school at 1000 a. m.
Preaching in Nj. E. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Rankin.
Preaching in the r. NJ. Church every
Sal bath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
A. #. Sager, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. j. V. McAninch officiating.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04

TO raise the stan lard ofeducation through
ont our County.
Fifth, That we will endeavor to gain
from the parents and directors Of our re.
spective districts a more complete co-op-
Grafton with the teacher in school-work
andslp this end we urge them to visit GU
frequently in order hat they may
become more interested in their child
ren's progress, aud school-work general
ly.
w. i. STRouP,
LEtLLfAN BLACK,
GERTRUDE McELHOEs,
Committee.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

'he d Jet9
The skating was fair to middliug
most Of last week.
The borough schools resumed
operations Monday.
George Robinson and Ted Kelly
spent their halliday vacation at home.
The hunting season for all kinds
"f game went out with the old year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thomson Wis
tied friends 10 Pleassntville during
the holidays.
Mr. Joseph Scowden of Mead.
vile. spent Christmas with the family
Of bis son.. j. G.
Friday morning last was the
cnldest of the season, mercury getting
a trife below Zero.
- d. w. Clark is once from the
wilds of West Virginia, where he lie
engaged in the manufacture Of slaves.
Frank and Glib Thompson were
home from Chicago to spend the hol
days. returning to their business yes
terday.
M IS Hattie Cummings. of
Franklin, was the guest Of her friend.
Miss Mae Grove a part of holiday
week.
Rev. Rumberger now Of East
Brady, was u welcome guest amoLg
his many Tionesta friends during the
; il week.
IS AMr. and Mrs +. j. VanGiesen,
Ison, Duun. were up fran Leech
Il during the past week, the guests
| Sonesta friends.
=. ILSpeaker G. G. Tompsou has been
p%p"inted district deputy grand mas
ter of the Free Masons for Warren,
Venango aud Forest.
Sumo changes in the schedule of
trains 90 the w N, Y q P. will he
noted 10 the time card 10 this issue.
The changes are slight.
The river has been frozen over
for the past ten days, although right
here ia town. as it were, there is sn
open space in the centre.
Rev. Rankin commenced a seri.
rs of revival meetings at the NJ.
E. church here on Sabbath evening
last, which are we'll attended.
Mrs. N. Showers of Oil City, has
been at the bedside Of her daughter,
Mrs. A. T. Sager. during the past
week. who has been suffering a severe
attack of illness.
Mrs j. H. Dingman wishes l."
very sincerely thank the many friends
who so kindly extended their services
aud tender sympathy in the great
bereavement which she has been call
ed upon to undergo.
Auditors Thomas. Flynn and
Dawson are o%verhauling the accounts
of the county officials this week
This being the %trieunial settlement
the work is considerable mure thsn
IN ordinary occasions.
The Warren Mail kicks because
many of the country papers took II
halliday lay off last week. We don't
blame it. When it's exchanges drop
an issue it makes up hill work for the
reliable old Mail to "6ll up"
Rheumatism knocked higher
than "a kite. Mr.. j N. Butcher, Min
eral Point. Ohio, deposes aud says: II
have used Salvation Oil fur rheuma
ism, aud in one or two applications
knocked it higher than a kite"
Crusaders it "a household neces
Si'y." Mr.. A. j. Whiting, NewIown.
Kansas. sccentuates his opinion thus.
Il have used DR. Bulls Cough Syrup
m my family for the last eight years
aud consider it a household necessity.
The G. A r. Post aud Womau's
Relief Corps, will hold a joint 10
stallation of officers at w r G. head
quarters. A. o u. w. ball. this.
Wednesday. evening. Mrs. Char
lette Cummings Of Tidioute, and Mrs
Jennie Rumherger, ex President of
The Corps, are expected To be present
Stow Post martial baud has also sig
nifed its intention Of being in atten
dance.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
FOREST HOTEL,

Il West Hickory, Pa.
Jacob Bender, Proprietor. This hotel
has but recently been completed, is nice
ly furnished throughout, aud offers the
finest and most comfortable accomm >da-
ions 10 guests and the travelling public.
Rates reasonably.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04

EVERYBODY reads The PitSbur0 DlS-
II patch for the reason that il contains
more news, both general. special, and
Geographic; has more contributors and
and more special correspondence than
any other newspaper between New York
and Chicago.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
WtLd Lands for SdJe.
Farms for Safe.
Houses % Lots for Sale
Houses for Rent.

Do you wish to sci. or exchange Real
EstatoH or desire Insurance on your
buildings or household furniture7 Call
on me.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
Resolutions of Respect.

WHEREAS 1t has pleased Almighty God
In Hts WISE PROV deuce, H. remove from us
our BELOVED brother, j.. Il. Dingmsn. and
while we deeply mourn the Oss ola member
Of cur Lodge, NJ bow in humble submiss-
ion to the Divine Will.
Resolved. That our hea-tfelt symplthies
are her by rendered 10 the wife and ~hil
dren # the decreased, in this their hereave
meut of an affecliJuate husband and kind
father.
Resolved ThatOur charter he draped in
mourning for the space Of thirty days, and
that there resolutions bs spread upon the
minutes, and published in the Forest Re-
publican and Democratic Vindicator.
7. f RITcHEY,
f. r. LANsON,
p. NJ. CLARK.
Committee.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04

IF you WANT a respectable job of
L printing at a reasonable price send
your order 10 this oHice.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
W. MORROW. NJ. D.,
AWRENcE HOUSE.

CENTRAL HOUSE, :,
~ D. G. BkoWNELL, Proprietor.
Tionseta, Pa. This Is the most centrally
located hotel in the place, and has all the
modern improvements. No pains will
be spared to make II a pleasant stopping
place for the travelling public.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1893-01-04
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

TIONESTA LODGE, No 1863, 10. O. T..
A Meets every Tuesday evening, in Odd
Fellows Hall, Partridge building.
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Qountrn Real Gsiate % LET.

BRICK ~E.-l3 rooms; LOT. HOS
700; hot and c. nj wafer; electric Hight gnI
IN, s.esu heat bath. -cryntor, cho.c,
location. Plalnirld y J. An" lawn. lIrf"
tafn some fruit hrnnciy > minutes rdr
from d,pot, r'nt. $40 year, furnished at
slight advance fur" TINS b'nui Ia tnlh"
and avoid cho.crl. Adifcs OWNER. -
lisl,cy-st.. Brohlyn.
CATALoGrEs OF rrRNi>nED ana
unfurnished country houses on application.
MILLS WAirEnOrsE HALL Il
Ea,t I2d~t.
1LENWOOD OK HUDSON VAR.
bnrton-aN' Tor rcnt. l3 rooms pap rcd
and decorated all modern convenience,
chnfmingy SITUATED. commanding extended
river view electric rar- to ,.lenwoo1 All
Yontcr, -tl;o RICHARDSON. A.rnt.
YOukels.
MOCNTAIN i;iSOKT HOTEL To let
100 miles from city. 100 furnished rooms
me Ike: healthy locality. Inquire
DENENOGE { GALOIPEAN. ~ B"nN l.
-
SIND eOI; OIH I~oJ Erntu r,taloyur
~ Country scat. ana iInus"- on line H'd.
son Harlem. Nrw-iitNrn and Northern rail.
rosls. WI. It. HOYi 4 CO.. ) Wand 2
,it-aye.. opposite rrii'd 'ritril D'po'.
STATEN ISLAND CentaLavr.. New
Brighton i Iou-, completely furnished nne
grounds and stable ronS "nicnil' -'tpl'ri {,
3 minutes from station all mod RI improve
very desirable: rent reasonable 10 right
party. PRANK H. MOFFA1"f. - Wtli--i.
SUMMIT. y. J.-Furn. shed and unflr-
nl-hed houses a. LET -eason or year best
locations desirable houses. T.. q. POT
TER opposite station.
To LL1.-FurI lshed or Tor sale. hou-r
containing 10 rooms. AMI & acre. ~ "lount
well frulted situated at Glcnhar. Dutrl. -
Co.. ~ V: hour, fron New York CIV.
Ads. depot. Ma Ncwlurg Dut,hrs. md
Conn Railroad. IA miles from Fi'hull VI
lage stohling Tor horses : minutes walk
from depot iinr valley and mountain View ,
no mosquitoes or malaria. Wit. &" -. IN
qur, ~ JAMES I. BRETT, Mattaw1a,
clutches. Co. y. Y
10 EENr.-A desirable furnished rr'i.
doncc In most attra'tiN" aNcnu" 1nl
n.lghborhool lr Newark. y. j.. "a liu" -
ho.sr csr, and convenient tn rillt"lH
derDts. II room. all improvements Ut u
cla.s ori,r: large ground owner VIII i'n,
furnished TO responsible party Tor ~ I'a i
on year 10 private family rent 80 Pr
month pos>e--lnn May !. M. WIN
refcr.ac,s. OWNER. Newark. y. ).
wYCHMERE Cape COD iIarr ichpoit.
MAJ -Sea.hnrr cottages. t0Uii"r'Y fuf-
nishsd. all lnprNcn mt; baihing. or.
cular. j.. II Past s'th-st., N"".ioth.
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Doar0 ano Rooms.


CONNF sGN.' Ip'n, la'hs rN.'il nj
board best references. 80 East O-d-st.
ELEGANT FURNISHED hack IAriur
with u-, ~ 'front.' ltflur. % large roam aud
adjoining snail room; sci" bpnf1 ~. l"r-
ate. Tor lady or gentleman; private bnaiIihf-
hOusc, ala convenience. - Last I-t"-9 %.
iiTH.sT. ~ WEST. Two Ia ge rooms.
parlor aud third npor: handsomely IN
nish,d nl.1 Jingle rooms. with 'N''il'ht
board house and appointment, hrsi-r'as''
,TU.\VE., 400 Elegantly Furnished
second lioor: ala single rooms 'ni-in"
urrquall'd summer prices; references.
5TH-AVE.. iGJ.-Now MANAGEMENT &c.
gantly furnished and newly renovated housr =
breakfast, unrXccil,d cuisine In iOJ.
l9IIl.SI, - Wr.>i-Choicr, newly fur.
nish~d rooms light back III Tor FOR doctor
or dentist; tablo board exceptional refer
cnCcs.
2IST.Sr - Wt4>i.-Dc-,rln." front
rooms; superior board TRANSIENT; hall
room, southern cXpO-ur' rlcr'h' e.
2sTU.ST.. ~ WEST.-Imrer yal Re-
taurant, handsomely furnished rooms, with
bath.
II NE.--tDiirr "a ioor. with
board other rooms suitibr for families or
- ntlcncr; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
A CONTRACT WITH THE NEw.JERsEY CENTRAL

The United States Express Company has made a
fveyear contract with the Central Railroad of New
Jersey for all the express business that road The
American and Adams express companies made efforts
secure the business this road and the compeu-
ton between the three companies vigorous. The
United States Express Company his held contract
with the railroad for the last four years, and the
contract Is merely renewal 1t now in full con
system the Reading, the Lehgh Valley and the Balti
more and Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
THE NEW-ENGLAND ROAD GETS Mice.
AMERICAN EXPRESS PEOPLE SAY IT HIS NOT
OBEYED THE INJUNCTION.

OBEYED THE INJUNCTION.
Up to O'Clock yesterday afternoon the Nw-York
and New England people had made no EFFORT in this
city TO obey the Injunction served on them thursday
restraining them from handling the freight OF the
United States Express Company and from Withholding
from the American Express Company the express
facilities granted to 1t by contract Of Novembr 1892
"The New-Engand Railroad" said Assistnt Gen.
cral Manager Julien. OF the American Exprss Com
pany has not only refused to obey the Injunction,
but this morning forcibly elected employs Of our
company from the Of the New. Englanl road at
Norwich"
Frank il. Plat, attorney for the Uned States
Express Company, applied to Judge Barrtt in the
supreme Court yesterday for a modification OF the
Injunction. Counsel for the American Express Com
pany gave facts TO show that the United States En-
press Company had not obeyed the order the court
and Judge Barrett denied the motion. TIE case will
he argued on Wednesday next
Thomas c. Plat told Tribune reporter that the
United states Express Company had stopped its bust
ness on the NewEngand road, and that tie Injunction
had been Obeycd.
Boston. April 7-Offcial Information OF the In
junction In favor Of the American EXPRESS Company
was received by Superintendent Barton of the New
York and New England road this afternoon and Gen
eral superintendent Dwight OF the eXpcss company,
says that he will at once resume shipments the
New England road, and will continue them perna-
nenuy under their contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Qounirp Real Gsiaie for Sale

@ 10 =
AGENCY FOR Observation-Disclosures
properties for sale aud 10 let large variety
Of choice building sites. TUBES & IAY-
LoR. . Pcekman-st. and Montclsir
CKANFOED. y. 30 minute, from
N. Y. OIL {. Il. II. Of y. J.. modern houes
for sale or rnt rent. 49, to $50 WIN.
ID. Bi6LLoW. Crawford. \. J.
FINE CORNER residence property in
S sEsTE 'RIh1oS Ss sf sa"S 'a grounds
FINE BERGEN COUNTY FARM ana
convenient 10 city; stream u water on
place handy 10 depot want 70 sell. j.
HECK. wcstwcod. y. j.
FOR RENT OR SALE.--An elegant
country home double. 2O.rVom house gas.
hot and cold water bath laundry. furnace,
ni,hcd ice. stables. Outblidlng,, fruit loo
feet elevation no nO.quliocs no malaria.
cool. dry near two hotels. markets tell
graph telephone eau be- had t"o railroads
to Ncw.Yofk aud philadelphia. so and -
miles - trains 10 Ncw.Nork lawn amply
shafed by large tr'e> >ulrrh drives. Nd
drcs, OWNERS. Schoolcy', Mountain. y. j.
20 ESALE.-New. furnished sel,horr
house. unsurpassed >'-i-Nirw, boating, h,h-
ing Adcrrs, owner r. IlNLLECh,
Girord' X /.
FOR SALE Factory sites Of s. ~ and
81 lot. Ia Zach pic, in city ~ lIohokrn
AID Jcrsey CRY. on linz of ralirad. {" W.
WRIGHT IS Newdfk.,t.. Hoaokrn.
IoK SALE or II NT.--A furnished
iosrulng.rouss block nom ocean. -
ICONS. al Improvement VA - 600 :
r,nt. 500 Addr =, OWNEK. Bon 2.lj6,
Deem Gro,c. n. j.
FOR SALF.-llou-e. rooms. and l0rn.
.OX26 fc,t size u Iloi. 1cNi9O fc.. good
location, and "a god condition al-9 bar.
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flats 90 fet, uufnrnishe0
90 Get for Business purposes

o,s, -ri,ss reieh borhOo1: steam power heat
md riryltor Appl, OF premises. either
az pearl.st.. OF IS wolker.st
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DressmNklnQ.

A -DRE>SMAhIi elegant cutter
ANA hitter. - = Any 81 at home; perfect NJ
guaranteed velvet. silk or cio.h sat. made
IN unr We i fOs SO fancy wai-t-, cQatc ami
AL gowns specially. "a Last lOth-st.,
hear Broliway.
ARTISTIC f.-SMAkiNn.-P'ri c't
nt'.ue 'o>:nu ;. JacS'J ana wraps hand
~4in' dr. for Fl= a 20 dr. o., icmOcciltJ
Aimr. OWEN. 2D2 West 2Ji-'t
ARTISTIC DRE,sMAKINu - Unique
designs. evening dr''ses a specially hotel
orders az short notice. AMI MODERATE charges.
Airs. McILKOY. 5: East 9,h-st opposite
Stewart Building.
DREssMAkGNG.-An tie latcs. Partisan
fashions made at short notice. Madame
WILSON. lA West 2oth.st.
DHE>,M NKEH wishes a few more
customer. Oh Id ~ ava childrrn's costume,
1T hom'. -. ~ lat l5tb-st
DRE>SMAKINu WANTED al home
gloy-h:i'rs walking suits - up; ev'n-
Inc AID velvet costume. Ell. Mrs.
HOLMES 81 w. lcOth-st.
Diui.NMAKER wishes few ,nore
customer. -, li,h dre*'c'. ~ up p.rie.t
DEi, ~MNKER.-Hv the day: under.
siaud- her bu-in, IS thoroughly good litter.
can be- recommended terms reasonable.
Miss KAlKN~. 5Sl 3l-ave.
>~MAkER would like few More
customers. miss - dr'--'S speciality. y.
\. ADAMS. II Eas. s7;h.>t.
Dl.I.Ss MAKER wants q few more Gus
TONERS AZ home; suits from 50 up. II.
IOA. az West soth.st. near Riverside
Drive.
FlRSr.CLASS DEESSMAKI artistic
-0wn~, STYLISH walking costumes; prf'ct
llt gssi rcd latest Paris aud Vienna fashions.
" -, CLARK. 229 OthaNe., Nose,ille,
y. j.
LADIES TAILORi No Ladies' own
materials made up into jackets. coats.
nit = and rap"> cloak~. all kind altered
and rrmod, He'd. GKElG. 1871 West 22i-st
Madam" Hal. \II.f..- fir,tclass dress
ru ?. makes costumes from - w; also
icuoytfs. equal 10 now. 9Oi West 18th 81.
SEAL GARMENTS AMI furs Of all kinds
rrpnlr,d. rtdy,d rellned. altered and re-
mod 'ioI 10 new shapes estimates given
GEFIt, l3i W,st 2.d--..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

MISS LOUISE SHEPHERD. Of Young Ladies' League
will address the Womans Union prayer-m'eting OF Har
lem on Jhur.day. April 1871 1880 CHAPEL Secon
Collegiate Church, LenON.nXe. and l23ist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
FURNISHED Rooms.


A.-A.-LARGE AND SMALL ROOMS
at moderate prices. ~ EAST lOiil'sl.,
NEAR BROADWAY.
SINGLE ROOM -; two housekeeping
rooms. IS Iarior. ~. 9l2 Gih.aNr.
TWO Laser. itOoM>; us, batn no
children terms. ~ per week. ". tkoM-
LEY. 20y rolunbu,.I,e., H,th ati 1Otr.ss.
I-APAK, MINIS. sunny roonie, h,o.-
crn impro, cments Dar0r and upper nopr- ;
rouyeiII. ~ IrbrIpal h0tcl-, clubs; single
robn.s, SO upwari. 10 East 29th-st. To-.
tAccn 5h AMI Mad son owes.
lOTH 81, 70 WEST Whole OF a part Of
the superbly finished ground ioOr also
medium sired Rooms. ~ 20, -. - private
family; bath.
ls WE.r 81 iI.Si.-De-ir5bIr rooms
hand <omciy furnished al-o office for ph,-
ii ian or dentist references
Tbs" 20 E,Sr toppo-itc Ma li-pn
Square Park. -Iilndsome suite rOorI-. wish
pfi,atn bathroom connecting.
o3p.ST. 2ce WEsT.-The Ch,l.ca op.
portuniiy for ecntcmrn to shar, bacnelor
apartment moderate expense WILLIAM
II. SHEPARD.
a7Tu.sT. 70 wEsT.-Newiy furnished
SQUARE rpm, u let without board n gcnt =
men, references required.
18TH wE.sT.-Laree square sunny
room prl,nt, family; gentlemen only rel
ercncc
3cD.ST. e:3 EASr.-Furnishcd loom
- Gentlemen only; private house; low
price; reference.
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,,,.,.r,.rwrY1, AND su BsCHIr.

ApvEi.risEMEN12, T.. ANID1 III pS TTnih.
rl3NSsS , fYh aE me MfEcl NTf A fnh u;
uNE " ntricE. No. i.2i2 broadway "a
door, loom north Of and s,. ApyEs
aUc s'EIFSIs a. the following "dq Sa1a. IS:
nces 2s' sIh-ave, w., r. We a. ' corner -Four.
,ssn,S:t 9oo TSird;aye. corner tor,y.
:svsSsh:s. lo2S Tsi,a"IieSJ Vest %Ss f f
nist..s t' ,25 COLUMBUS ave. I5o East
s sstSast corner Tsiri.aye. $50 East l2s sls
st.. nssr Third ave. 81 Avenue cnD,h. q; hss5ss
Ihird.0ys 20 We. 't.0u rc,i.foassi Third.
we: SIS Third-ave.; 2,05l Thira'aVe'
between 18th and 1l3th SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH, SHAVE. and
1o6thst., W. e. HITTING Pa,tOr.-ll a. IN. ''Ihe
Wrestler with the Crippled Thigh AS p. IN. "FoI
i tIod, and not Mah."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-08
Business Chauces.

CHANCE for On active man with
some capital TO purchase on easy terms
"-tabl.-ii,d HiIduist turing COnc,rl. good,
ere well In va and pay handsome profit;
Present owner unable e. give the business
hi- personal uIcri ison. Address Is,
Box 70. Tribune Office.
A>TiVE MAN with 81 900, capable Of
ceiling good Investment security, can make
: . 600 IN tli.ee months. Address Box Al.
- church-'t.
ALTINE. iUrN NAN with -,
can have gOo1 salary and security. Al.
Gtrs> ID SIKABLH CONNECTION. Trb-
unc once.
business must be sold al once Ola account
Of cd asr and -icknrSs: established -
years with \ trad including stOcn. GOOD
VII and iNtur'- 300. Inquire daily,
- I. m. - Wet itn-,t.. y. Y. CRY.
ErREKA-I have an entinrly new spring
pa boltom; ab,oiut'll away l,'eI under
ali cicuu stuuc,S; partner wanted. 7. ".
I. Dh y. Amit'Niil'. y. Y
For SALE.-An old-e,tahlishcd drug
business in Ncw-Jcisry. Oh M main street
Of the city. and In III condition owner d.
sire. b. 30 out ~ the bu-nes>. Fr p1r-
tieulaI- and Indignation al az 900 n nioad,
SMITH. ATTORNEY.
FOR SNLE.-pubi.hn buein' So lead.
ing Amer ican monthly pait o. whole
interest Investigators NUT furnish refer
enccs. THE NEWS" care Il. Preston
l5l Coper s,.St.. boston. Mass.
STATIONERY ia SINFSS. near Er Ok
lyn elevated station: established ) yrars;
large circulating library; coed trade. Nd
dress J.. - NNINGilAM. 32j NCstrand-
ave, brooklyn.
To LEAsE.-An old-e,tabli-he1 brass
rolling mill plant. machinery IN good work
ing order; short distance from Newly OK
chance seldom offered reasons for letting
Illness Of owner. Address T.. 407 Pru-
d n'ial building. N'"IrH, y. =.
10 TrRER>.-Fa,tories uilt
10 sut free 'i:r>, other Inducements near
by clty. O. W. C., l9V stewart Build
ing. Nrw-NorH.
5000 NETS SO WEEKLY.-Unusnally
profitable investment. ROWES InFALLl.
BILE HANDlCAPPlNG SYSTEM. second
successful year. Prospectus 1893 free.
{. d. ROWE. Box 127. Brooklyn.
1900 SPECIAL. CAP TAI WANTED.
Anipl. s"rur'tv 100 per cont profit. Al.
dr's, FINANCE, - thnrch.st.
ee0cO WILL successfully develop a
cc'T-I roo; wit'r filter, patented pat ntee
formerly employed by the PaStrr llltt
q. liberal terms. hdirc~s GERM PROOF.
Irll ur once
go. goo MADE from $1,000 in 7 months
pfrfCctly giiriat' bs>ln'>.. For pIric-
ular- address u. ". T.. ol3 cat save.
irooSlyn, y. Y.
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Nrw.yORK CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
East 45th.t-Sunday service lO:io SUNDAY 'cho% IN
rooms 5A4 Broadway. Rooms open daily from ~ "
Mrs LAURA LATIIROP, Pastor.
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nlisrellaneous.
Real gerare 10 &yrhan9e

WELL IMrEovED city prop ny ba r. GS,
thangs '' ,,oom -, 9Th floor. 80 "'Ast'
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Sh'sST THURCH. Boulevard and West 71st-st.-Dr.
M "tuiiitMAN f;ector services at ii a. M and
p H. Sunday school at 10 a. N,
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Fast 33th.st, between
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev ;. :. SEN KD fastOr
y.school, with adult classes. $50 services Ut II
O'clock
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pitn Real Gstarc Go Eft.

pnsiiAPI.E -FOUR STORY orownS%f "r.
-. ncrfcrt order with or without ln,.
niture rent sl5, 900 yearly sen ~ aug
time. OWNER. l44 West 4oth.s'. -
COSBY FRAME coTTAG;iEs,-'IIs,1r, oo sMe
heaters. bath no; ana co,a .,,t,ful location I;
s n,es p' !ISase barn and AMPLE
ground for garden VIZ. aiNso Sc,r I'M" ,,oound
nroV.. a comfortable home az wear vrSE.E
ppo,scs,lon before Nav. Apply To y"
10 Hal,cy.st., brooklyn.
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MISSIONARY MEETING

The Rev. 7. L. H. POTT and Mrs Poir, OF China
will give account, their missionary work III that coul
try the Church OF the Holy S"pnche Last 'iiir ~
and Iark-avc.. Wednc day next at D. IN. Ms ioi
will appear in her native Chinese costume Inc puOil
cordially invited.
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MEMORIAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington
Souarc South.-The Pastor EDWARD JUDSON vii
preach Sunday 90 a. M and 80 p. IN. Seats free
Strangers welcome.