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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l2Istst. Nos .,e and AS East; Susan A Burchil 4.
ris leo .1%s 1|'' Cor Avenue 81. NJ SOL Mary
ii7thst =, iss East. Louis i>sc wife to ,o,..
Georeine Burchi -.
i-ns-s, - o. " !, o, srsan Hmrchii i9'
i saa n 70 r 1Irnry s @S~
Madison-ave M It Of lsad-s ,y 4GsS' Ms as
ZIG and 2ls ~, S MaGlson'Hve' william y ne
Interior lo 800 q iia s,s =, ' a6n Wilson,
Nathaniel \ Mchridr and wife to tho, The truss ST..
of the Leake ana Watts Orphan House New"
washnston-st. " $ 1919 IT Of lIora'io,.t iscs
coio; William Good and wife to M''che"
saa.! q; 4 Z i:'aTs ni fO x,,4 % Mary
e.,h rfnnaH to s @'fsTi Of gha1e 5cass
l5th-st 80 100 West: peter Guinan to Mary
2, Grs"" s. ss It Of loihlye .5s'ss Francis
. I}arcaow, referee to the New-iorA Lie IN ,oo,
ls Slrsn's s. si It Of ai6avc. 2ixa2 william
Street and wife 10 William Wciler"s. ;,,,
' Le Roy To- %nlsm we,srer...
'sts l'9 r Of i% w,ics S s"d hI.b ami
to Rghanl II Ilandis, .ris: iwcn and wife
,aist io'. s. - # Of liih-sye. 25sicc' John
ssh Fray l.? a75 S9Hg Of st @ aSe 2sxc5
Benelic referee. Charles \ Stadler ....... $50
4sths,. n s. It or is'-ave. 2oAioo5: same =, 90
,s,hst t'' ~ It Of isi-ayc icox irregular -
ssah-s,. 40 % 70 IS West; Alfred q Mason 10
spring st. 81 1885, Moriz Freedman ana vie 70
IS%s,st wv $ ri Z = san,on-.'. e'iSloo.
Sarah I.ronson 10 Ida Epstein.
3d-ave llsth-s. lJi iNliIrl"l'N
40. Henry Mich.,ls ana wife to Hudson
Realty company ..........; '.......'' ~.
100 II: John T. Brady % Annie l. Brady ....--
il.ih-S n - 40 Il ~ Amstcfdam-aNr. gore
LOT. trustees - the I.-ake and Watts orphan
House 20 Nathaniel Mcbride. eY"suior......
iGpih-st n - cSin.r Courtlandi-aN~. H,N't !. IN
ton S'oudng~r - Philip Ecksl and wife
Same property. Ph.ip Eck-i an. wife &" Anton
StDudlur~r ............-
southern boulevard s.. - a. v u brown Place
yOxipD. John = schultz - MARY /. Potter
is6th-s' y W corner Brown Place 2oNi5, John
: schultz and wife 20 Mav l. Potter ....----
i37th-.f corner Brown Place. 3Nlvp same
= Mary T. Hrps u..-.-...
southern Boulevard. d s. iij r. " ~ Known
Place .,,NiOO. John Z Brown - hl
ll5h-s % corner trJwn Place, 2oVi'o. same
20 Margarcfha II Lorl 80. ...-
Orchards. o. ~ :; ~ 'arai-st - llfHsN
95IxSs. or.-hhf par. Joseph Wi;'n~r anu ..
wife Sirgfrird Nitnvr ...+.+.+-.-..t =. '''
Ch.rry-at . g. li"7 = Z Dover -. " u.
Thomas fitzgerald - Ellen F!'rg~raid-..'
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COIN From GTI4NI

The latest news from British Guiana shows that
that colony IL now a factor In the world as gold
producing land. For the week ending November H.
1894 29Dz ounces of gold were entered In the De-
partment OF Mines. and the Royal Mall steamship
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. Il.
Fast Express Trains To
baltimore Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
y M Nest.

DaItimOre, WMnhfnRtOn. ChIcuHJ, CIhcIuuutH
St. Louis and All Point. West.
PULLMAN CAR SERtICE ON ALL rRAlNS.
Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST.. daily for CHI.
.AGO. 1880 p and i25 night For PiTTsb n,t,S.
100 a. T:. 800 p For WASHINGTON bAL 5sI
2, M sunday. 600 m Dining car 600 ?. m-'
For NORFOLK ii 80 daily. 1870 ca. Sunday.
For ORLEANS. via Roanoke Bristol and chatlS-
Ticket offices: i72; 2S ~ LAO Bdway 81 East i.h
tion foot OF Liberty ST.. C. r. r. Of N. }.
New York Transfer will call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence to destination.
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station. New YORK. as tos-
lows, and Is mnut earlier from foot Franklin St;
$3.50 A. NJ Daily Local 10 Buffalo
V1S 4. NJ Daily for Albany. Utica syracuse Rocnes.
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; exceps
Saturday for Tor nto 500, .,
els =. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica, syrs-
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De.
trot Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis $500
S,4S T.. NJ. Daily except Sunday for Utica. Syracusss
Rochester and Buffalo
ter Buffalo. Ma Fails Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
Chicago and St. LOUIS. -
apply offices Brooklyn and New York,
and at stations Time tables at principal hotels FW
9th Information address
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF Cortlnndt and Desbrosses sts'
700 4. VI. daily FOR MACCH CHUNK and IN im r.
mediate stations: connections except sunday for Puts
VILE and READING. .-..,-.r,.r ,,-r
sI5 4. W. daily for GENEVA RoCIitSTEg: bo ";
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGt, ana
West and local points. dinnS-car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Nesble sleeper To tncaso.
Ii,IO A. VI. daily Tor MATcH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points Connections for Reading and Harrisourg
100 u. VI. daily except sunday. for ELMlkA ana az
intermediate stations connections FOR PotsSle and Read
chaircsr 10 WilkesbaTe =,
4IO =. VI. daily except sunday. for ]" ana n
JUNCTION principal internedaf" stations Pullman
buffet parior-,Ir 10 Wikesbarre connections Tor PoS
1870 =. VI. daily except sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD anI intermediate stations
S,t5 g. ~ daily FOR Fasfon ana intermediate stations
ti,IO y. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and All points Pullman Sleeper vesfiuled train
y Y 10 Shicsgo sleeper Buffalo and Toronto: connec
a. NJ Tor ReadnS and Harrisburg. - -
6,.O p. VI ia.ly. except Sunday. for MAtCH CHUNK
and lnterm-lisfe stations. .,,.,. .~.,,
300 =. ". Iany ior ITHACA GENEVA RoCH.
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, and al points
'W.si. Pulmsn -,-epers - chicago and lunao Chair
Tickets ana Pullman accormoaations n, 90. POI. 9it
arF | s2I Broadway BoweTy 81 East liih 81. Lid
Fa., io5tL ~ Y: sen Fulton g.. Court 81. ~
Broadway. ard Brooklvn Annex. Brooklyn. y Y.
Tie = v Trsnsfa~ - VIII call for and check baggage
r-orl hotel or residence through to destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.
fAnfhraciie coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER DEC. Sd. 1874.

Anihracite coai used exciusiveIy)
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER DEC 30. 1894.
Trains leave station foot or liberty-st q.
For Eastcn. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunx. 1cX
43o. rs $40 ui:45 to Eas,onl A. NJ. i;lo l:oV Hw
TO Easton). 4:30. 5:i5 80 t. Allentown sunaSy"
43O q 10 70 Easton) A. NJ. 90 $50. 600 p. NJ a.
I fS' 40 skss 40 sm1Gay sna 30 A. 81
iaO .oo. 800 Sts 7so 1915 might 3 /, n Sun
For Harrisburg at 400 500 9:1O A. NJ. 1:l0 20 I'D
800 c:ts ~. i?.i3 night Sundays. 100 DID, o."
For sunbury. Lewsbure and Wnlamsport at go TO-
elO A. NJ. i:i0 80. 7:3o p NJ SUNDAYS 6H =, a. po,,,
For Red Bank Long Rranc aad points soh 70 fpn S
plsasant 40 SIS ~ So l4' S sctS C oc esn
G Gfos, and e Asl tt PIX H' 900 n NJ 400 p NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD.
For Farmngiae. Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar
negat $50 s:iS A. NJ l.45 $40 p. N. -,,....
For Atlantic city. Cape May Nlneland ana b'''se'n'
For Monmouth nsach seab,sh' and Isnl1,1sd'. s q
P :. N. Sunday days go A. n. 400 P ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
PHILADELPHIA week day, 20 500 a Sso P ieEo
caQ 800 Dining Car ScS Iso s ~ r. 3S
soo dining car,. 500 p NJ 1918 night oo ,.,,
nins s! sao 900 ,p so , Car, e SSS
A. NJ 1850 500 Dining carr. 600 p. NJ: l2:l night:
Tickets and oa sT a, cn s7 iave 81 Ea:
fs sih ~ IA IA E f.2 s s' s sei sh
iirnbis Az New-York Court ST.. SEQ Fulton ST. Brook
lyn broadway VIII lmsburg The New ork Irans'et
Company Will call and check baggage from hotel Of
IN degft
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

be as follows Nos 12i, 125, l2s 49, 1872, I original
SAL, us, 1873 and 134.
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Albany. Dec. 1.-THE Court of Appeals day calen-
dar for Monday is Nos. CO. GIL 622 62S 566 56, GIL
and
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a DECISION AGAINST Mr.. HAMMERSTEIN.

The motion OF Oscar Hammerstein 10 PUNISH MS
partners Roster Bal. for contempt OF court io'
refusing TO allow him his representative 70 exam
me the accounts Of the corporation OF hoS'ei' D'
L Co.. In violation of the provisions OF the tempo
rary Injunction granted some time ago. was dehien
yesterday afternoon by Judge Glderslceve' OF me
Superior Court on the night OF December Mf.
Hammersten gent his representative 10 me poa u
lee 10 clunt up the house. He was told thdt iie
soud have an opportunity TO examine the acco I'LL
he next morning when the receipts were cvuii'. g.
sp For this refusal TO allow his represetta.IHe
inspect the accounts on the night OF the perIo!
NJ Hammerstein asked Judge G.lderseeve 10 pun
81 his partners for contempt HI, ..o,, mid
The performance does not close until apou' M
night and Judge Gildersieeve says that IL seei n
nj unreasonable 10 postpone the counting UP uns
O'clock the following morning. pfovl1.u pIUYp.h
Neguards are taken to prevent interference ~. Wr.'
ae tickets. accounts and money IN the ntaii M M
ne Judge saws that the refusal was neltheI 49,, ~
ion Of the Injunction nor breach OF duty wrJn
Eessrs Roster and Bal owed TO Mr. Hainiht sa. ,
r to the CORPORATION He says that Messrs:-k92ste
md Bal were warranted in not permitting MI nan am
nefstein's representative 10 be present J." '"'s
9mce during the evening
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DECISION IN FAVOR OF E. s STOKES AT
FIRMED.

The General Term OF the Supreme Court Presldhg
1us,,ce Van Brunt and Justices O Bren and Parker
have affirmed the Judgment OF the trial court "nich
awarded Edward ). Stokes judgment for ss4""'
.v,,ns. John " Mackay and Hector de Castro. In
February last The action was one brought TO re-
cove, $500 with interest from May. 1884, on con-
tract made by Stokes by which he was to receive
a0vN and he and C. II. Read Co. were TO be re-
Neyed Of al obligations TO Mackay in consideration
O, Stokes turning over all stock OF the Bankers ana
X9caants' Telegraph Company and the Ihneo
Lines Telegraph Company which he had purchaser
FOR Mackay Stokes received $1,000 on account az
tsr he had delivered the securities TO Colonel X u
incYsoii who was the counsel for Mackay, ~
Mckay Regulated he transaction. and ne inter,
posed a counter claim for $1,000 which ne nae 90
ksned 10 Read & Co.. OF which Stokes was one OF
,he partners Upon the first trial OF the case me
ccurt directed verdict In favor OF stokes ior ~
n The General Term affirmed this action, put
When the case was taken to the Court OF Appeaa's
The Judgment Of the lower court was reversed anu
mv trial ordered upon the ground that the Court
SSould have submitted the case TO the jury .d ne
ssron5 Judgment in Stokess favor amounted 10 Ss+
ex which the Court now affrms
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NIGHTS OF PEDESTRIANS ON SIDEWALKS
The General Term Of the Supreme Court late yes
,erdav afternoon affirmed the verdict OF S'JU oo
tanned By David NJ Blausten. OF No. lo3 DIVISION
st.. through his counsel, G. Washburne smith ior
the death OF his twelve-year-old daughter Jennie
caused BIZ the negligence OF one OF the drivers Vi
The Patterson Express Company, In roiihg mugs
-. .,a..r,, 4, Monroe-st The Court said that
ne little girl was not guilty Of negligence IN passing
nv whars The men were unloading the truck, ana
;2a the driver was guilty OF negligence in not cas-
Ing the hogshead down.
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THE SUPREME COURT CALENDAR
=. "ashington. Dec 1.-THE day call In the Uniteu
~ supreme Court for Monday. December IL, VIII
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WHITE STAR LINE.

.r.,,,onIc Dec 10 10 A. m .Teuonic. Jan 10 10 a M
Britannia. Dec. ~. a. m Itannc Jan - a. III
l-sc. Jan. . a. ~ Majestic JIM ~ a. 49,
.AIriatic jan . .. IN. 'Adriatic. Feb D. D. H.
From White Star Dock. foot u West l0ln.st r.,,
NJ COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMEIsS
rates $50 upwa;d according TO steamer anu 10
cation Of berth cabin these steamers 80 anu
81, Si..ragr from New-Yorh Britannia and Adrlate
so On Mal.stic and Truionic. SD Prepaid icaets -
\, 20 broadway. New-YOrk. Philadelphia oince. 40
W.lnuf IT IL MAITLAND kEkSEY. Agent
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"a 'kTT HT. ID TIIT' 'IT'D'
Al BY specially chartered steamer Friesand fen D.
1So5 visiting Bermuda Azores Gibraltar. Malaga. Ora
NADIA Ahambra Algers. Cairo; seven days az Jerusalem
i!eyrout Ephesus Conssntinope. Athens. Rome Only
$50 hotels excursions. fees &C. included Organized
and accompanied by f. g. Clark limited states wee
Consul al jerusalem and staff Ot competent assistants
Thirty EXCURSIONS 10 Europe. Ocean tickets BY all lines
send for Tourist Gazette.
r. g. CLARK Tourist Act.. III Eway, y. l..
Oflcitl Ticket Agt. P~nnsy Ivsnia and Erie H. X. &c
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Danfina Hraocmlrs.

.,.rrv MAC0REGORS Mendelssohn Rooms
i'''H"N' los WEST 18Th ST. -
Private Lessons and classes In dancing every o"'.
r,cuNANDOs ACADEMY. i62 Eas, 1Sth.sIES co,. a;
lessons, hour. 81. class ucke's NJ
~ c,nvrnience Extra select private classes
~ GEORGE poD"ON"''NO 6si FIFTH AVENUE.
i. ,r,v,t. Lessons Mems class commences re-
Class ri fnew) The Amsterdam
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wxASE WAS THE INDoRsER OF THE NOTE

"
Emil THEE OF No. q Wliam-st. cement dea'e'.
has sui, pending in the Supreme Court against
William @. Pierson. a manufacturer OF drahp'peS'
aolng business In Brooklyn; Francis r. Gallagher
and John Y. McKane. who is now serving MS term
"a state Prison. to recover 1851 ~ on proiii'sss
note made nv Gallagher on October 49, 1888 payable
y Tour months to Person at the Sprague Nau AROMA
osnk, Brooklyn The note was indorsed ny Mo na ~,
ana then transferred to Thiee. but when ne %eht "
sonect 1t payment was refused, and every eHol. 20
ssolect u either from the indorser or the mar,
mat the cement for which he gave tns note "a" ha
sosoluely worthless and by reason OF Lnad rh,a
ass sustained damages 10 the extent OF $ioW lhie
ssked the Court TO compel Pierson TO iurhsh uii'
particulars Of this counterc an ana Justcs "a, ~
.erson gave decision yesterday directing a Dli OF
binoculars 10 be supplied OF the nature ana .hh1a
eSser OF the cement and the amount or pipes WHO"
1'erson says were damaged by II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
Ais PENDENs AGAINST GOULD PROPERTY

"A j. Morrison. who represents the Soldiers VI
S0sns Home OF St. Louis. in its litigation asa'i'S'
Russell Sage and the executors Of the Will OF Jay
oeuid to recover 100000 the proceeds OF s'oc"
aken from the created for the security OF 'he
n'oers OF bonds issued under the consolidated mort
sAse OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad. hied IN the
Seunty Clerks office yesterday lis rendens against
nfse number OF pieces OF real estate In TINS c'y
sionging TO the estate % Jay Gould. Including 'he
-"'nave. mansion Al Forty -seyerIth-st anu '"e
operty In Forty seventhst adjoining II, the Grand
2efa House property. No % Park Row, ana over
sores OF land In the Annexed District whlcn Wal
Imery the property OF the Dyckman toincste"u,,
rs! Gould and Russell Sage were the trustees %
AZ, irus created for the bondholders; and by .
Hson which is brought by The Soldiers Orphahn
Svme. OF 81. Louis, accounting OF the trus' -
Csanded and the removal OF Sage ana aiso %
srfse J. Gould the successor OF his father rs
Cos applied for The suit Is pending in the Supreme
Crcsn., paving been taken from the United o'a'es
''ut Court, where II was originally brought.
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Gountrn Boaro.

ID GARD for young lady IN small. refined family no SIN
ID gle gentlemen. Is. A.. 4. %. BOX Si5 Springfield
Aian.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

"A supplies Professors, Teacher Tutors Govef"eS'e'
&C. Mr., III J. YOUNG FULTON. y Union square
crxcy Miriam coyrferc supplies tutors. rioiensor,.
,.acbcrs g0yernesses etc. In all dcp.s n.n =,
nos 10 narents 100 5thsve.. Book B'dns cor <o'ns.
.,c,, Teachers, Agencies --.S.w-York. Boston. Chi-
iossAngees A. As@i positions nlieH; VOC !"
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Qeatflers.

GERMAN UANoVERIAN FORMER TEAC sita, Dr
hes, local schools. conversational casses ~.,r
saiis: private lessons: highest references mode'
rr,,.rop Everett stone graduate OF Yale University
'ard Columbia College law school, spectl! experience
- students for college examinations a6l ohaNr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET

BEAUTIFUL HOME TO RENT House
q rooms. an the modern iWpr V"n'n's'
hands1n. grounds. fruit barn. etc. tur-
nlsh.d or uufurnlsh"i. or would seh. Al
dress HOME. White Plains y. l.
HOUSE TO LET unfurnlshed. In South
Orange. 20 MAJ !. 1875 "r lN"", pump,
los. n'-,rs ami nN'ures now. II rooms and
bath. stable and tennis court. me lawn
ana ghaao tre.s. lot l4oN25o. Apply 10 II.
y. f.SSUP. - Wall-st.. city
SUMMIT. y. I-Hanisome stone house
q let near Hotel Iie"chHooa. all I'm
2rpvamcnts. ? minutes from station. rent
roaaonabl.. T. g. POTTER. opposite
station.
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Reliaious Notices.

A.-A.-METROPOLITAN HALL. l4th-st..
~ al. Sunday. p. Hosanna meeting. led by
ne near EVANS Address by Rev. DIR. o. J. COWLEs.
sU.ot VANpERNOORT contralto. and Manhattan Male
e99as Popular Peoples Service Prominent speakers.
'SpI,<i.ER hasso and HOrners Orchestra take part.
M Mr = sunday school +. W. RADCLIFFE.
20" s0cia, night conducted by Colonel EVANS
"a Miss WRAY. string orchestra and STAFF Of work
ers.s,o ( D. m-Pctoral service. The beauties Of
c,,n.,sntinope Mr.. MORGENSON conducting Mr..
Wednesday p mConsecration service J. NJ. COR
NELL leading. Miss NANDERNOoRT ana ladies' chorus
tax KKss,,rs5ay p m.-Peope's night. Miss WRAY, Mr.
s,iit.WcEE string orchestra and staf take part.
sii.tsav-I,ible questions and answers Rev. Dr. CAD
MAJ ,rtSvy(;reai Irish musical night. led BY Colonel
20 Ks Irish sOloists. music and musicians: speca,
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lcSth-st, Ar
tistr substantial villa. less than Sloo.-
pOD. easy terms. send for circular. ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT 90. - broadway.
BROOKLYN.
FOR SALE-Grcat bargain In business
property. dne corner; , floors over store
ali well rented worth sl2.WD: can pe
bought for $1,000: paying S2.5p cash :
balance can remain on bond and mort
gage at ; per cent. Apply al 20 Court-st''
or 27G Flathush-ave.
LEONARD MOODY, Real Estate.
$50 CASH. 81. 800 mortgage. buys lovely
bay window. one or two FAMILY residence
No 21O fsth-st.; II rooms. 2pNioNlWi per.
fect order. GILBERT ELLIOTT. Jr., -o6
Broadway. Ncw-York
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AMONG GREAT ATTRACTIONS at ST. Bartholomew
Nission 42d-s and 3d-aVe nightly. next week, be-
Ginning Monday. 1870, Mr.. CHARLES MINOR. con
s1n,,oi comedian Exeter Hall and great Assembly
IN Ion1on England. Orator. recter. vocalist solois
rsscue worke- Highest commentators from Mr.. Char
,rc,0r Editor Morgan. of London Christian" and
n'bsrs Miss WRAY Tuesdays and Saturdays. Free
srrner for unemployed workinRmen Fridays. All well
cone Col. HADLEY. Superintendent
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

9th ST. II WEST Handsomely fur
nished lnrg" rooms. wlth dressing rooms
all convent. noes. excellent table. parlur
dining. HON" comforts. references sk-
changed.
~ IRVING TIACE. Large. elegant. new
Is decorated rooms ON parlor floor. strict
j. first class house board and service /.
private table II desired.
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FLATS TO LET-Uufurnished.

SINGLE FLAT. nine rooms ard bath: all
outside light. steam heat. back stairs ;
nr4f-rlass nelghborhood. I>th-st. and Madl-
sDn.av. Those are beautiful apartments.
ard should D. seen. 10 lease. S''c. oN y
Err o. East 1sth.t
THE CIINTON. 25a West 42i-st. near
HrDaiway Beautiful all light apart
u.nf. private halls. baths. steam heat.
elevator all night. choice restaurant IN
brlldirg.
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.A.-A-TIIE LEADER of the Forward Movement
.Hcv5ney Australia. Rev +. G.. TAYLOR Will speak
,,e,npoiitan Hall. 1ith-st. and 6th-aye.. Sunday
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

LEFTOVER HOUSES and fats. reduced
rents West Side specially. SIEN Enc
9th-ave.. corner 93d-st
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
A beautiful cottage site OF ~ acres "n
<, Regis Lake. opposite Paul Smlth -
highest point on the lake. foI SAL" az /"
moderate psice by IIN. ". ROGERS balu-
more. Nd.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
kinds. for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUHaS & TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. /.
FOR sAI.E-Cnly S7j for a acre farm.
covered with wood. h. southern New
Jersey: close To a railroad, hnrst MAJ 80
I'm th. world. especially adapted Tor small
dry. healthy nrighborhood; sold on install
mrnts of 81 down and 81 per week title
Insured: send for particulars.
II. l.. RISLEf,
oil South lo,h-st. Philadelphia ia.
MONTCIAGR Attention ~ capitalists Is
invited 90 ;h" prospective advantages OF
the Hillside Property In this ATTRACTIVE
and rapidly growing town. SAID properly
embraces the entire block OF 40 rect on
Ullside-aVr.. between Oranse-aVc. ana -.
Luke's Place. directly south OF ana adJa-
cent - the grounds ~ the Public Hlgh
School. Its central. high and healthfui po-
sltion. ready accessibility fine surroundings
and ncarurss 10 the superior educatlonal
facilities. which are drawing hither -
many II the best families. make THIS an
exceptionally choice spot for erecting
first -class apartment house. or Wen APP
uolnt.d family hotel Address wv, 10
lHllsile-av".. Moutclair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. washington square
South.-EDWARD JUDSON. Pastor, breaches SUNDAY IL
A. m. and 30 o. m. Seats free. Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-ave. and 66thst.-
psv r. HEBER NEWTON will preach IL 4. m.
i,vensong a 4:30 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION ChiCkering Hall,
shave and 1sth-st-Grand reopening sunday. October
o. 2 o clock. Address by Colonel GEORGE ". Balm.
~ Kentucky Choice musical programme. Park Sist ers
eo,d chorus JOSEPH BOGARDUS. President. EDWIN
GALLOWAY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5Ith,s5. De,
tween Broadway and 1th-ave-Rev WiIIoN MI ~
SMITH T. D Pastor. Will preach at II a. m ana I =?
= m a. Evening subject: '"rhe spendthrift OF To-day
SABBATH chooi pastors Bible class az m ~,
Chrs,ian I,ndeavor meeting Monday evening AT pc
votional meeting Wednesday evening at g. S"ahse''
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

.-A-A-A.-A-A.-A.-A LAST opportunity TO hear
~, nopu.ar Moody Male Quartete. OF Chicago, in As
the,,t Hail 23d-si. and 4th-ave.. sunday, D. m.
&c a. WATERMAN treasurer Michigan Central Rail
M viii speak Doors open at 34j. Al. young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

MORAvIAN CHURCH. LeNington-ave and ao'hst
Rev H. A. GERI)SEN. Pastor.-Services II r. H. ana
7:4j r. m. Public cordially invited. Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13
FOR SALE.

PRIVATE GENTLEMAN viii sell for $40
cash upright cabinet grand plano. having
no room for II; good make. mic" condition.
real bargain. lJl Dufiield-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-13

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Chrsts
Mission l42 West 2lst-st-Evening I'D fs'hef
cCONNOR introduces Brother JAMES CORcOKAN, OF
he Franciscan order Brooklyn. who will give his rea-
sons for renouncinS Ronanism.