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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
FIVE WEST POINTERS LOSE THEIR CHEVRONS.

vcst Point y " July u C>pccial).-Scveral cadet
officers monrn the loss OF their chcvrons tonight.
and the long roll is responsible for II. While VI"
dancing was In progrcs, in Grant Hall few nights
ago. the long rambling sound Of the assembly call
WIS heard. Al cadets except those having per
mis- sion 10 be absent must fall in linc and answer 10
roll call within five minutes after the "assemby' j.
sounded \ few Of the boys had wandered INTO the
cool shades Of Filtration Walk and had gone beyond
enrshot OF the drums. Five failed 10 respond 10
fine call and Colonel NILS informed OF the fact.
When the men returned they were taken TO the guard
husc and kept there over night. Next morning they
were marched before the cOmmnndnnt. who ordered
their chcvrOns to bc taken OFF and sentenced them 10
Close confinement until camp clOsrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
MR.. SIMONDS INDICATED.
COLLAPSE OF ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC IN.
NESTIGATION
rur COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS DECIDES THAT
HIS PEEDECEs'o OR MD FOSTER FREE
NAN WERE wHoNGFuLIY ACCUSED.
rBr TEtEGRArn 10 TbE rnIHUxE.y

mr. TELEGRArn TDE TkIBUSEy
ealon from which Democratic parti,ans expected to
can benefit through the smrching Of n Republican
vho held Office under President lIarris0n's admins
cation has resulted. did the Investigation of Chief
harrington of tn" Weather Bureau In the vndlcation
Of the man against whom grave accusations were
hrourht In both vindlcation has come from
pemocratS-n the case from Secretary Norton
Al The Department Of Agriculture, who employed
Republican hold overs official In the Department Of
Jns,cc TO prosecute the invcstigation-that ofd |
making report severely ccnsurng Professor Iarring
,on-and In the other from Mr. seymour the
pemocratic Commissioner Of Patents
Probably few persons who read the grave charges
petition asking that he be d>barred from practice
before the Department Of the Interior or who
heard read the testimony In the case, expected
different result from that which Commissioner seymour
announced today when he dismissed the charges
The case involved not only the official and personal
integrity and professional standing of Mr. ImondS.
Int the official character and integrity of Chief Clerk
Bennett OF tho Patent Office, and the professional
standing and integrity of McssrS. Foster d Freeman.
two Of the most reputable patent attorneys in Wash
ington. the attorneys for the Bell Telephone Com
pany
The proceedings were brought bv Church & Church.
Mr.. seymour finds that Foster & Freeman not
guilty Of any wrongdolng charged and rs to eN
Commissioner >mondS he finds that what he did
within his discretion ~ Commissioners, and that
ZION. especially he had the consent OF Secretary
Noble 10 do not. under the rules of the Office
a matter 81 which he could be cognizant. The com
plant therefore, against all OF the parties was dis
missed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
4 POOR OUTLOOK FOR THE TEXAS COTTOy CROP.

Austin. Tex. Jny 21-Thc Texas cotton crop Is
In the most critical condition for years. In the
central portion, where oncthir Of the crop i
produced, cotton has suffered from drouth anf oihr'
causes. AM grasshoppcrs and other insects have
ruined the crop Ia the northern PORTION. Worms
have proved fatal in the soutrc!n p.r;iOn, and In
Northern Texas II is uniformly bad. The east DIS
trict needs rain, hut t. In fair condition. Worms
are thick everywhere and farmers are busy hil!n'
them \ long drouth In Western Texas has parchcd
every thing and good rains will right nat
IL IL does not rain In ten days crops will BE- tOilD
ruined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
UyDBOpU0BfA SCARE At DARIEy. COSN.

Norwall Conn. July 2i.-Darcn, fly" miles from
hcre has developed hydrophobia scaI" ON Jnh'
10 a mongrcl dog entered the village. hitting several
dogs and cows. subsequently ia" animal was Shoi'
Now II appears hc had rabies ana 'h' various am
mails Iittrn by linn have been afflicted win tho
,,.Iodv and are biting every four footed animal Thry
n.ct several COWS have been shot, and Others
which show symptoms Of the disease are closely
watched. Yesterday IA strict quarantine was ordered
Fully 100 dogs have been drowned III the last Un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
WEST POINT CADETS NAMED.

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Cadct appointments 10 "'s'
p int have been issued In the last week 10 u" ioIow-
ing: Thomas I. Whitfield Rccdsvllle. y. C.: Albert j..
cIoo.on pIc hands Mich: Charles Munton (alter-
natel ,;rccnvllc. Mich. &. \. D0uSheriy 'old
Water Miss: John ID. Long. Columbus, ma James
p Hughes altcrnat",. Cloverdale. Ind; Wilson T.
Fisher altcrnatcl franklin. Tenn; George A. NnGrnt:
Ergo n D.: Harry W. Miller syracuse, y. A.
Howard F. Clark altcrna,e>. syracuse, ~ !.
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heretofore 1t has been customary to order these
omcers nome but now they will be examined by
boards organized on the stations. In this way there
viii be effected n considerable saving in the trans.
por'a'ion accounts. The first case of retirement of
ms Kind occurred today when an order was sent
10 examine" Tor retirement Assistant Engineer J.. q.
Wood, who Il now the China station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
FURNISHED Rooms.

A.-TWO large connecting rooms, newly
furnished -ui,1blr Tor party Il four; al
lmpON cu,nJ.. - Fast lCth.>,.. near Broad
way.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL en- suite. sin
gle 20 weekly upward private hath
convenient clubs. hotels. !. Est 2"ih.~l.
TWO NEAT furnished rooms cheap; light
bookkeeping good ght. ?i2 btn.avr.
NINIIOlia 10 SEN YORK
Hlshing room, iii most crntfa. location apply
at ~ lat . si--t. ret Fences.
2iSr-sT. . WEST. near 5th.aye De.
sirIbl- rooms win or Without hoard tran.
sicnt~ summer rates references.
@gD.sT.. - WESr. Mis- Hoffman city
hou-~ open all summer -. the ac'Ommod-
ton ~ tnin.irnt guests; references.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Gitp Real gsIale for Sale

FOR SNLE.-Farm II go acre, In INC
vicinity ~ New-IiaNrn, overlooking tue
sound about ! 200 feet Shove SCI l'N'l
leautifll summer resort. or nn" DAIRY liIi"
never falling streams, god hoiiS' aI'''
commodlou. bans all ia guod c"niiti"h
nVc mllutc~' Walk t. po-tnni'". -ch"Il or
churches. AddrcS !. 4. KELLY, 81 Nun
s0n It.. Now-liayen. Conn.
OFFICES oPSN saturday arriio"hs
hat-ain. Wet ~ldr hor,r-. zlO. 600 -
as COO STEVENS. ?th-ayc., corner '5d--t.
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Gslp UanteO.

Males.
WANTED.-Agput> /, .cl lots growing
place: t. minute out city improvements
liberal commissions. Apply between 10 an
T. O'Clock. Rom OO1, i3j Liberty-st., y. \.
". II. HAYNOH.
WANTED. 4 r'lab man 10 -cll Nuls.
cry stock salary so per month and eN-
pcls"- pa .r'ady 'mpiOlmcht: stock war
Iantrd -trlt It's ni-t-cl1>. -urr t"frliOrN
inm,diat, IT, Address THE ASSUKITY
NURSERY CO.. Geneva, y. Y.
WANTED --ig'nt> 20 sell Oh commission
the Maggie tliur tn cent cigar; sample
boxe. OF thirteen mailed for one dollar.
l.. MILLER g SONS. 5i3 B'way, y. Y.
Females
LADIES wanted Ia address circulars
az home. - 10 $50 week. lncio-"
stamp MISS ELLA WEk>r, south
Bend. Ind.
LADIFS-Wc furnish Pleasant home
employment: your leisure hour- viii net
you rstr, piu-monry for particulars caIl
ETIr seas ART CO.. 80 East / Hast.
>NLE~LNDIES.- oomi cdll' Bros. r..
auirn srNeral nr>t-cll.> sllc~adi 90 for all
drraftmcnt> Tor tn bankrupt e1lr Of the
I'e BauNclt 4 Alice stock. slave, J9tl
ana G0th-st-
WANIED.-A SCOT cook Il neat reliable
woman. Apply, after 10 o'clocN, II West
32d--t.
WNNTFD.-A young girl ~ kltchenmiid.
Call NJ 100 Ma1i On-aNc. saturday hotlihg'
between 10 and half-pi>t H.
WANTED.-A Trustworthy woman 10 care
FRA small house. AMI ~ ep IL In O.dr duf
iug the summer. Address, care, bon ''l'
i.l1 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Couutrn Real Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAI H.-lie'ld"
properties OF 81 descriptions i"f -aIc anu w
let furnished houses.
TUBS & TAYLOR. Becknan-St.
CuofcE uf'ILDING SITE. MoHtclair; ;
rea.ouall. II imlrpved INN cliately water
~cwer. etc. Il. ". GlBBf, III Broad
way.
TOR SALE OR Rent furni-hri. nrrtY
cottage. larse grounds. AIT wafer IIon''
boating fishing. ilthinc, M" raIi"n .
healthy location; railroads and stainh"t
ronucc,lnn: mice - 500 would cNchIrs ="
for indianapolis. Ind, property. FRED
MINfr St.ulng'On. Conn.
SHORE PROPERTY. WATERFORD.
tONN 81 acres. house. barn, -ait-N u r.
bathing -, 800. l.. II. fEtK, -Vj IL ''u'
way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
ror-RTI CLASS POSTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

Washington. July ol.-Thr total number oi iour'I
class postmasters app ntcd to-day was l2o' ol "mci
forty nine were to fill vacancies caused by r'sisha
lions and death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Gorscs ano Carriages.

FOR ShLE.-->evcnty three h'a' Nn'r,
land and Welsh ponies h1>ln; >olu par Vi
iaim must Ill ut once. ADDRESS Dr. w.
{. JACKSON, Il. q. Bon lcl' Jaihhls"'
L. 4. y Y
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tOork tuante0.

Males.
CAPABLE and reliable printer Of long
cNpcri,ncc In city wants po>i'loI a, PROOF.
reader. foreman or manager can estimate
hs. kno,yIrdg. OF French. Address 4. \.
NJ, Bon 10, Tribune once
>lnONG NIlNG MAN. 81 y"a:,
old. willing and ohliclng wants WORK "l
nnt KIND Nddr - W NJ. HUSBANDS. "a
W illou--t.. ilohokcI. y. j.
4 YOu ND AMERICAN, 20. dssncs a
position Of trust; . year loi' renee a. |"
character. with cnd. Address J. l." T.,
~ Whlow.a,c.. lIoloken. y. J.
POSITION a. light porter. jrnitor or
Waterman by sober. industrious Young
man: can nrai-h good AID reliable Ici"I-
cnre, MAsON. 2u7 Eas; i.d4-t.
An ENGINEER and general mechanic,
couue,rnt To takc charge oi any steam or
hyd auItc machinery, desires u n!>Illon NJ
doubted reference. +. HEN DEhSON'
fLglnoer A-tor Library.
YDItN,t MAN. - years Of age. wishes
, Situation OF any Kind speaks both Eng.
lish ana ,arnnn nucnt!y. "A irN~ +; Won
nj Ul;EN. Jll Syns-aNc., West liobokcn.
\. j.
UIENCuFl;N, h,autiGrrs. skin cures.
etc: advertiser want, emEloym M 20
ycar,' cNrrr!cncr. Address TOLEDO, EoX
IA. LBS ad-a>e.
DOOKkFEPER- By a young man as
r,t.. al neuf-.: can furnish best roller
rnccs Addrr,- JACOB ROTH, jr., Box
-. >avrrNil,c. y. J.
-ELACKSMITH.-By good all-round
hla,R~u!tn un truck. wagon ana carriage
vork: .tolIy ,in' lnYmcnt j. 'ohcr. Al
Gr~.s JACOBSON. 33i Atlantic.a,e.,
, Brooklyn. -
TOoK kTtPEK. -Correspordcnt 30 years.
,r,l inc and writing fr'nrh. English c--.i
| ,,crnan wants position; large business rN-
rorl"rcc good references. y. $. 81 HUI
.on.-t.. !lobOk"n. y. J.
ENRhEEpFR. -. iifst-cas' man. de-.
sin. ..,aGy pace or would take any Kind
of situation where Industry l. appreciated.
GFRM N'N-AMEH'CAN. ici West 2oth.,t.
BOILER FIREMAN. cNpc'lcnced. shaw.
M, or r0li own rill> could take charge
of .mnll liant; good references. Address
JOYCE, 100 Morrs-st.. Jcr-'y city.
rArIT.NTFE.-B married m,n stcady
| ,,,rr Ina factory warehouse or Hats Willing
/ and ohlia.ng. address, FRED PETIT,
.. 80 Sth-aNe.
-i.Ai,rENTfE l,..ircs work: j6bblne,
etc; ference. SNlFFlN. - w fsth-st.
CHEMIST. Nlth clehi years cyper cnec
in gen IA analytical WIrk. would Ike an
rr.pcenci { h. laboratory cr works. Nd
dr. CT -. SAADEl,SDN, 22l ttanis 81,
Jcl-ry city.
COLLEGE GRADUATE void liltc 10 !.
lion Of ira {. ~ :c honesty, .obnc a'd
hard WORK woull b" apprfciat d. Addr -
lClIA>. NEDEHSON. 80 Gr;nd-s,. JIG ''y
/ CITY.
CLEHK.-Noung busne man dcsir"S
ro,it'o IS lcrl or sale m ~ In count } sto Z
~ h0t"l trrc ices prrniLlcrt pIait0i :;
fair salary. Reasonable, IL Column
bUs-aic.
/ DHIVEE.-By sinil' man drive stage
/ TO- h1,l cl,n;r. PETER d lob an tru..-
| worthy references Al. tddfts- >. W mr.
| PIE. kinsrUrliec. n. Y.
URUGS.->.ra young nan desires
/ DO. i;lon: Temperate: willing; ) years cx-
| pcricnre: city or country good references
| Hon OJ6 Rcd Bank. y. j.
! DRIVER or pOETER.-By young man,
age - COOL character and sober habit-'
Adiress T.. FRITSCH. ~ 1s,oNe.
DRIVER or PACkER:-By Young
man: willing To do anything. Adofeao
FRED BOSfWICh. 2v3 LAST 'tn-ss.
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Busluess Chances.


\ $1,000. FOUR YEARS Government
amounts, which win double IN value yearly ;
e. ies profits. BANKS, Trlbu once.
A PARTNER with -. 800 wanted in old
esiabll shed business Clearing - 600 yea ~ I,
$50 weekly ralarf AMI half Interest; highest
references MALONE. World Building.
EOOREI ErEE with from ~ COO to
- 600 can sccur' GOOD position at IAN al
srv and money secLr d. Address W. w,
Tribune once.
DGYGOOD> and confectionery store,
with Paper route; must be- sold to-day on
account OF sickness. 10 Amste gdam-ave.
Mas 800. with good business expert
cncc. desires situation with successful bust
nr>> nan; with rieht party might buy III
fcrcst: best references. Address 49, Wcss
l7th--t.
MANUFACTURES SITES. Valuable
sites donated and liberal cash bonuses paid
Tor desirable manufacturing plants. Address
RERS," Room Il, Barney
Block. Dayton. O.
PARTNER with $4,000 To $50. 900
capital for sale ~ securities profits % per
cont best references given. Address
FINANCE. 81 Church->t
sPECULATORS and SPORTSMEN.-In.
>ured; customers evcrywhere. Pirtlcullts
OF Mutual INVE>TNEN 1 BUREAU, 4oS
i,mham.aNe.. Brooklvn. y. Y.
SAFETY ~ KATCu AWL.-Sec de.
scription IN Wcckly Tribune July IL;
patent or right 10 make these avis sold by
FRANK PHILIP, stockport, Columbia
Co., y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
SEVENTY CENTS An OUNCE FOR SILVER.

vos,in,,on July 81 The Treasury Department
,dav received offers Of 10000 ounces OF silver NJ
pr,ccs ranging from 20 to II IL cents VI 'h'
amount $1,000 ounces were bought AT 40 cents, '"c
,oIancc being declined. the sane rate being o"ere"
for It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Religious Notices.

A.-A-A.-A.-A-ACADEM or MUSIC.-smday
services: Metropolitan meetings. 1 D. n. rd n';iu'
mental praise service a. night. Mr. YATMAN VIII
nrcach the first OF tciic- summer SUNDAY night ser.
mons TO The Wage Farmer and Ill Wf.n Every sc''
frec. Meetings every week night, % 5ih-ayr.
A.-A.-A.-A-h.-A.-A.-A Wrecks, IN,
urCudc 20 sietOpticOl ILLUSTRATED sermon ''stJrs
Jcssica'> fir>t PIaye," by Rev. {. II. ~ NpALL, ~
Biw,hlc St'ct Iaccfitele, Bioome and Cent?; s''"
7:i5 y. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

FIRST PRTSnYTERIAN CHURCH. 2h'ayns. ana
12th.st.. Rev. HOW ARD DUFFIELD, D. p ia- rnn
Services 81 a. aud p m. Rev W iLl;N" ~, N ~
FIiTS u D. VIII p'each SUNDAY school 80 q, ni
"Wednesday evening prayer'mccths' oo'ocN' " 'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

At BRASCn OFFICES,
Advertisements received at regular once
rates until 2. M: viz:
o5f shave, :. q. CO... OF 23d-se.
l52 fth-aNc.. cor. l2th-st.
49, Columbus-aNc.. near West 0Sth-se.
o.O5i yGsve.. bet. ii2th AMI 18th sts.
20 Vs. Ne. iitii.st.. near shave.
81 West 42f.st. bet. 7th and 9Th avees
1S7 fth-lyc., COZ. Nth~t.
I. 33s yI.ayc.. ictwcon 10Th and 7lth.s1
l.3,3 :M.avr.. between 18th ard s0eh -
1 orc 3d.aye, near 01stst.
l7ts ist.aye near 5oth-st.
7GO 3d-ayc., corner Artist
5,I aiaye near East 31th-st. -
8, Avenue A between I'D and tth av~'
II Canal.st. end iJ7 piyision-ss; o..
fio church-st. bet. warren ana
90, n,ocr,ses'st near ChrIstorhcr-ss
20 Fast 11th.st.. corner Mave.
50 East iod.st.. near Msdiscrr.Svs;
e.o5i sd-avc.. be. tt:th ana ii'~
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Board au0 Rooms.

WEST 7iTII.Sr .-~clert board In a
Southern family. g. II. II. C., T. o. Bon
=. lBj.
jgD.ST.. 81 WEST-Ncwly aud HIND
.ouciy furnished largc and small rooms :
excellent table; tran,lcnis accommodated ;
references
lOI WANERLtN PLAT E.->inglr ana
double rooms. with honfd; central loratloh :
facing Washington square.
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Countrn Rtal gstaie % Eet

MoNTCLAIE PROPERTY TO tmi,
HOLMES. 30 Sprinp.st.. Montclair. or 10
Rroadway. y. Y. \ Few fufni~l ',i ',t-
iar,,. remaining to irnt until OCTOBER
building sites Of oil d, scrpilolI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22
Tor SAT-.

49,
Ar rl.uI-rEp pI;II 100 -ec,hu-
hand VOID aud iron WORKING "l''"l'r, :
fully eu1raptosi. n.a.nineri fought an ~, eN-
chang d. GtOf9'r u. hD"l' ~ ''''
-On--t.
ACCOUNT of ceath. almost B,w $500 NJ,
right. "a rin,"i sl6J. al" SEVERN ~ t',,
costumes, summer and wlnt!' WE IT,"
no oncf fused. BAR.'AIN. i''
lngtOh-lyr ---
INTENTION sew lg ma, ~ h a., 10 o..
kidd. new 80. .oC1 90 'Nu IT,
cash OF credit: ~ han-cl r,n"u
RAT>"U'- iii 3dA,e.. lloth-'..
FOR SALE CHEAP. with Pr,,t ,i,,, ~
candy store. 3ls Mdll--t. btni- ril0dy
Conn. For .articulnrs inquire III e''"'
store. 2Si ,.flnt--t. ----
SAFFs.-You ran save 20 per cent by
buying a -afe now. For tho next ~ dal :
| viii scl s,fc> nearly at cost ~ nia anI.
factuie, Ia reduce sfock. new anu 81 o"N
hand .ai.S ~ oil Kinds. .,, u.,,.x
+. ii. GROSS. 400 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

AT ST DAHTUOLOMEWS MISSION 4od.st AMI
3da,c.-Suniny II and Episcor1l setva BY Rev. Dr.
McGEI,W ,ni ROY / FREDERICK TALCOrr. Come
iiday evening na.--nc't.hg celebrating seventh an
nVeTSIry OF the miraruou. conversion OK Vol. Iadlcy.
the SUPERINTENDENT lie VIII rrtr his cNporicn'c Mrs.
krcs. vii sins also Mrs. ,uindon. Rescue workers and
cam. ufa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

CUrECU OF THE HOLY NATIVITY, 1sthst orr
-,h.ayc Rey EDWARD KENNY, Rector,-ShhaaNS
30 10. II a. m and p M PAY nSs 5'cn d. H.
and :, II m SEATS free. 'hufch always ol'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

tOAtHMAN, GEO0M ard USEFUL
MAN (Danish) wants n steady position in
the country large experience: highly recoms
mcndcd ty last employer a. To honesty, 80.
Ftn-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

EEIcK PRESBYTERIAN CmuECII, corner Of 9TH
ave aud 37th..t., Roy. HENRY VAN DYKE. ID. d..
Pa,toF-I;cv. WILLIAM X mil D. D.; Of NeTbng
viii preach SUNDAY morning at II o'clock. Durin
the simmer months the cgatipus Of the West Pcs
bycrian Church and the Brick Church viii hold joint
snrN
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domestic 5ituaions Uanfe6
Males.

COACHMAN-By colorrd man AZ
coachman. SALISBURY, 3i2 West loth.st.
COACHMAN and GKOO NJ BY a ngle,
sober reliable man; strictly temperate,
honest and trustworthy: gODd driver and
groom can milk understands gardening,
lawn and flowers good references. IL. l.,
PoX - Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

FIRST CurrCu or CHRIST SCIENTIST. Ser
vices every Sunday morning at oA5 at Iiadnan na,;
shave. and l9h.st Bible class II n m <,na ~nrnar
5tht entrance i5thst ne ih.fi S,nrr iI SCR
Vices every Tuesday Mt Z. m az same hacs n,s
Rooms open daily. Rev. AUGUSTA h" STEISoN' r'Nsor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-22

AT FOI-ETU PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 34th.st
west a pro,dwav Rev, D. Kti;l:. Pasor-l'r .irhing II
a. m bI The ~ Df. II. l.. SINGLETON. subject
Two Atlas" Tie public Invited.
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DrrssmaklnQ.


DHESSMAKER-Mak stylish suits ~
M: short notice; y RECT ltlcr; 20 years
experience. >iNtn-lyr. IL station on cor
nrr. SMITH. 100 Wrst jutn-~t.
Di;f.S>M AkEK.--iIf>t.cla>-. artistic; Il
Few mOrc customers by the day or at home.
jsS Gth-ayc.. near 23d--t.
DRESSM AK R.-Wishos customer, a,
home ladies' and chlldrcn's Or s-es. ID,
81 East l5th.St.
DHE.SSMAKER.-By day, week or per.
mancnt. In private families; Wiling 10 20
10 country tcrm> reasonable IA
DAVIS -Js Wcst 42d-st.
DRESSMAKE1 wante a few more Gus
toners al home suits from ~ up. H. foA,
81 West SOth.st.. near Rl,cr-id" Drive.
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAK ER, style
and III uncNccIlcd. would like few 'n.a9c-
mcnts at reduced latcs Tor The sumner :
country or seaside prefer. ID. MGR -
Sly LIZ. loi West l2Jtn--t
FfRST-CLASS DRFSSMAkER wants Ill
uatiol In city or country. Alii''' y. d.
2lG Sulliyan.st.
LADIES.-You don't need to Try on your
drr-S II Won have YOUR exact form nulr't,i
and lifted Nv Nine. BETrIN rEN. trb. -
1893. for sale 1t 3SS Gt.raNc., Ectt'hs'h ."
'rliriisi"in's.
SEAL GARMENTS and fur Of all KIND
repaired rrdycd. refined, aIt'f'i anu
modelled 10 the new -hnp,'
given. GHElG. l3l West 22l--e
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rod man a. wa.tnr o. porter. or any KING
OF work furnish good city reference; eau
or adira - j. u. H.. No. 2is West 41th-se.
WAITER BY willing. sober ana non:
est man in pivafo family can make himself
rsrful around the house. {. HOfFMANN'
40 3d.aNe., 1st floor.
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At THE SCoTCH pIE~Ki hEl ~ nIl luH, lith.
will preach nj II A. aud 5 y. NJ All are cordially
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Hcliuions Not,rcs.

AsBrRY. wa,lneton sqvsre-Dt Stone, a.
Sunday school 30 OpHl-air. 80. : Is Pleasant
Hour Or. STONE To- sl"ak Stalgcts welcome.
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flats 90 Get, uufnrnlshe0

THE DALIIOCSlE.
40 20 ~ Wet J"th--t.. fronting ienila'
Park. choice Apartment 10 i"lt ia TINS
very select iirprOOi house. Apply 70 t'
i'm. fAI.
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AT SOUTH REFORMED CHuECH Madl.onave
JSth.st.-i;cy. HODFHlt Is Iflitl, ID. d. Pastor,
VIII preach sunday AZ II O'CLOCK a. M
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FIRST REFORMED pHFSENT E'dAN tRuN ~ ~
,o.h :, bo,wccn 9th and eth aycs.-ltcv. JAMES D.
STI.Ei.F. Ph. d.. Pa'tor. Services ae io''o d. H.
Ai,nnrnl- nlNnYs Mrlcln me.
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ASSOCI ALTON HALL. 2:dst. and ithaye-Mr
THOMAS MoFt FIT secretary Of tin Y NJ c. A. Of;
Iced. Encand win addr Young men SunGiy at 3 20
D.. ALI Young mtn hnuli near HIM
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University PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner of 10th st-lulllc worship tomorrow at II n M
and D. m. Rev. HERBERT FORD Will preach morn
ing and evening. a
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, LOB worm,
-, with Al r. HARM ARD, Supcrintendcnt.-SerNiee OF
s rt,rr SanIay nj 3 30 r. III. The service i almo,t
,,ci bv the children the institution. Public invited
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ASSOCIATION HALL TWENTY THIRD STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH, THOMAS DIXON j.. PASTOR
ONION %. California. subject sunday morning, The
Ministry q Reconciliation