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New-York tribune., 1894-01-06
Furnished Rooms.


Above ROOM south"ra eNposur';
hath. hea' II, Othcr rooms irn;'d reason
able; prNat. house. 100 Wet iO,h-st.,
one door fNm HroMwoy.
ILFGANrlY iurni,hcI iar1c ana small
rOor> fpr gentlemen at moderate y ir's.
cithci translrht Or pcgnan ntly, first rla,s
r~taurInt nttacn,1, open at al hou >.
THE Al III Broaawav ard 3jth-st.
HANDSOME aico,c room. very mod.
cate pu.r - refined pcOpic; rr.cicaocs
cAchang d.
HANDSOME furnished roour with or
without ard; gentlemen: reference, eN-
changed. l31 Fast l-th-.t
sFCoND-FLoDK n az room. private
hou-e. u'ud'. itr . gcntl"i IA OIly Ia l.
adion'nr heated. - Eat 4Gth-s'.
SUITE = Elegantly furnished roon,.
with prsat' bath also single r'ons for
gent emen near sls,.st l. west side refer
sncr> Ndd-"-s =. 4j3 Colunbus-ave.
5TH-AVF.. jGG Opposite Windsor
II tel .--Iargr desirable furnished room;
also TWO smaller ones terms low.
sos h'ic~ rooms. sincly " en- saite
hotel service; convenient hofele. clubs
- weekly upward rarlor norr. SIX Hight
rooms: d"~ir'bl" club gentlemen.
I'D. ST. 90 WEST. - l.lr-ant roprn~
ncwiy Furnished. French o American
cuisine; new pol cIrict,rslip; ra.onabie
r,t-
siTH-~T.. 30 EAST. Ncwly fur rli-h"d
ROOMS; private ho1se bath, h at; gn,lc-
men: references.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND srBsCRrp.
TlONS FOR TIL. NGW.iOI;K TRIP.
tNf. WILL nj REC ElNED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE 40 l2i2 Broadway
I'd door north ~ Thirty .lr-tst. and AD.
NIKTISLMENrS q, the following Branch
Onices 2ji ftchth.a'e 76) Third-lve.
,crncr Foriv-s', uth-st. lJ9 East Forty.
.fcnth--t.. corne, hir1.aNf.; ISD las,
l.jtl.s. uenr Third.ale. l.02i Thrd.aye..
rear SiNtr.i.rst -. LOS Frst-ayc. l06
We. For-y-second.st i9s CclunLus,vs-
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Drooklnn Real Gslntc for Sale

\ LARGE four-stpry horse; fully FIR
nish.1 all impTnN cm"nt- 'ca'r1l location
terms rc,sonlf.ir r'f"rrurr r'uuircd g..
/. D.. .97 luiDu--t lr09kNn.
lOH >hLE.
The dc'achcd. tWo.atory and manSarl
frame rcsld"ncr On corner Of BROOKLYN.
ave and Dcan--f. containing ]" rooms. rH-
elusive Of bath closets and Iantri"-. cn
lot 5ON1cO frrt: We'll shaded sanitary
nlumbing. among the finest locations in
the Bedford section convenient 70 J.. kap.d
Transit and trolley line. FOR al direction.
knrly on tho p-eiui-r- - OWNER.
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miscellaneous.

DIVORCES obtained pfi'ateiy. s'i1rn.
tion- support. damages. legal adNl'' Anh
prl,at. information on all private .nati"f'
{. c.u.ul'atlun free. Wr-tlotJfn Detective and
Law Agency. ~ Broadway.
WANTED. .-Original wal ral"r d"-lgn'
Nr.f.,larn artists mlelf dl-pr~" Of rlnr r
rLolr work Ly addressing ". o.. j., Tribune
Onicc.
st1s \ TON Franklin red a-h chest
nut coal. delivered. ONrr. 3.s l.art
.,lef--f
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CHURCH OF TIE HOLY TKlNITY.

r.rrr.rrt or TIL, STRANGrRs Mercor.s'. nenr sih-
81. r.. JOSEPH MEIIIN HODSON YIN F'a.n -" -.
rnorr-w AZ II q. H.. ani 80 ~ MI inc He1'. ., -,
nlwnys free uslers welcome strangers e'c "' '''
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
Corner 34th-st. and Broadway. Pev. HENRY ~ STlI
son. L. D.. Pastor.-Nogning service at IL UclOch
Brief popular service At O'Clock y.
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rnrv TUINfTY CHURCH HARLEM: L"noN-ave. and
49,, Rrv ,'harl~s DIV. RlIlGMAN. j.. D. Rector
Inroine rravor with sermon ana Holy Communion H.
c,cusanc =. m Evening prayer and sermon 80 Th"
ROTOR viii preach a both services.
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ADVERTISEMENTS AND SrBSCEU
iiUNS FOR THE NIW-NOlik TEGh
,Nr WILL 81 lltIlNtD NJ THE If
TOW OIFItE. 80. ! 2i2 HroldHnt. "a
door north Of Thirty y-hi-'-'t and \DNIk-
TISEMLNTs lt The following Branch ~.
nc,-, 81 Sil.aN".. e. =. '"s. III L. u.
tcrntl,.st. 1GO 'hriaNr.: ~ last Ioi''-
s~,enth.-t ,ornrr "a ave. /. $50 Last l.1tn'
IT.. near Ihlri-aNc.
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AT THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3iih-
81. near !roacway.-Tho Pastor. Rc,. DR. KERR. II
a; m; Across the Threshold At in the new
,tapl Neft ind-aNe. and !ls-st.. nsnllaton Of sab
nathschoo officers and al-cssos h' Hc, Dr. a W Hal
SEN and Rev. JOHN T. DtNiNs. ~ y. q mis-
sionary rally Addresses iv Tcy prs y = ELIIN-
WOOD and H. j. MMIII.AN. At the chapel Tucs-
DAY ana Friday evenings of the week ~ prayer. SPECIAL
service in which the Park Church will participate pub
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

HOWARD MISSION AND home FOR LITTLE WAN
ri.t.il- aaS East iith-s'.. 3l"t" sunday sen"
,,cr, sunday afternoon 80. SinrinS y M children
.-d III. fnlp.-s ~ Bible classes. Nisinrs intli"l.
yy-,'rI,cTI' Socr.tary
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Domestic Sltuatiolis Oante0

Males.
~ HONEST INTELLIGENT AND
indu~'riOu, G'rlnan Proirstin; nian. 81
year, old wishes crl loynent In some rr.
sp.,tllle private house. Pirtsc ld lrt >,
Il. t.. Bon ioi. Tribune Onice.
Et TIER color d - years old. thor.
ou-h!y compvtcrt. holding Dest references.
IN a wealthy family where second -nial Is
hrpI. q. ". EONAI.L. 1872 West 52l-sI.
~ TLFE. ~ Belgian. ,lrslc. viii.
ing ard obllging. understands HI, duties.
cit, ntcr' bees. 4. y. l2is HroadNay.
HI'rI.El;.-Enclish; capable ia every
way ana thorouthN cNl' ricn''d ,e"t>
;i,GaiGn nishSIt rcI,elre re- ,aino, AIdrcns
society. 40 Bible House.
nI"rI,r. and VALEl.--In tru>tNor.
ihv Swcdr Iust di-ensag,d; unr\orptonll
references from best cigv families. Ad-
lre.s sWEpE. BoN 81. Tribune Uptown
rnIcc. i.i- Groadwhy
HIiI.tii or SECOND MANA Young
nan V,ernani. - wears OF age, Wishes a
,o.irion as hutlrr or second man Just ar
rN,l nom san Fr,ncl,co good r~cIencc-.
Address W VOSS. SAG East OJth-st., "a
rat.
roNlPNNlON or yALEr.-IN Young
rupIlshman: GOOD rider aud driver: best OF
,ity lcf rrnc's thoroughly competent
Nadrc,, RELIABLE. lo2J M-aNe.
COON fTcntn. newly arrived uc-lr',
situation Ia restaurant or priNat. iamiit'
Address II. L.. care llclrncr, 10 MoFt'h-ot.
tpACuM lN.-A family goin abio,d
,,,,t.ld IKE II find situation fof Wcii
,oornman. Addr = O East iSth-t
,oNTuMNN N--Fir.t-c,oss; BY mnrri d
l,n,.li, ,hltnu: or foreman on gentlcniaifs
,i,ce. ranlile Of tikiIc ful' -hirge rei,r-
,ncr, II 81 lass EoN :B.. Colii"s'i'le'
Corn.
CcACiiM AN. N.--Sinelc; Thoroughly under
staId his bu>lnnss sob r. honest rca"e
hcst of reference. W. JONES. cIrS OF
|. ndon lllrn"ss Co, West 2oth's'.
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Gcrsc5 unu GGrr!Glce.
ESTABLISHED 1874.
J. NJ. Quincy & 90.
,s,stss .Ifs Nf.f-r-

ESTABLISHED 1s9i
J. ". QUlNBY ( 90.
CAi;i;, NGE MhkFHs.
NEWA.K. y. J.
GTTAT BARGAINS ~ SECOND HAND
~hf,l;IAt.Fs, LANDAr> HFi.l ~
COACHES. BEOrGHAMS. EoCKA.
NAYS. cNnfinLEIS: PnALToNs.
MAKERS. ALL ~ PERFECT ORDER.
pHlCFS GRl,ATLI REDUCED.
FACTORY Mo WNREROoM> OppO.
SITE EHOAn-Sr. STATION. D.. T.. ( ".
u X TiIIfrN Nf>TTrS FROM BAR.
CLAY or CHRISTOPHER ST FERRY.
\ PAIR Gn" carr'ace horses sound
and Kind 81 Pary-avc.
UAND~pNE TFNN = cob< hrVc b..n
rrii.n - spider: win -cii urr o. lOfi low
hlch. f'si a.f.r.. LAHlFS' COr>. Tiih-
u.L. OVic.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

.,,,,s.,,, Jan. j.-tO Oiton nrn; midllinS. 7-lGc ;
'.'.. no nc: good ordinary. 1876: net and
~" H ,r'cIpis SGlo bales, exports 10 Great BTlt3in'
80 i.r.. sale. 10i bales, stock. 1S42'l DdIcs.
WVe.yN,, and Gross receipts. 27,93S bales; exports
49,. p,stsiY J. $50 bales; the Continent. 100
t. ,oi,tui,c s2.@ bales; sales, 4,144 bales SPIN
hoS a. oI.' IAN Cotton firm; middling : 7.i6c low
,siGine &c. ,ood ordinary 5-10c net ana gross
o.. bales. exports. cOastwisc 225 bacf sa' y
re"a1, 80 rE ,,3 O50 bales. Wcckly-Nct and gross
s,ct,,. IL 5il ta~ exports 10 era: Brtun lo''4"
i,'.l. .,o.f,yi-e 9lo1 bales: sales. 3oH9 b1ic>. ,
eiu- Cotton quiet but stcacy eGci Itc
.c,,'r mid ilinc. 7-lCc: lOw middling o.I"
,,,ev 131Gc; net receipts G0l9 bales eros
c'e iI.i.. experts Drtain G3o7 bales "
a., oqti,.nt liz bales sales. 5000 bales so'h 80 80,
w l,~. Wc.ky-Nct receipts .I3Oi IrinS IT. 49,
=, 80 ,,,cs. c,rortS u Great Britain 3gDcc', pa
So "e Ill. 10 tie Coatincnt llls9 bales {;
seooss',wi,c 1oo6l bales; sales 4'o"o bales sp"'''
'sa,an,sh Jan 5.-Coton firm nidcl'nr,, cross re-
,Ss'Tc 7i.c GOOD ordinary, O'sc ne' an1I aHI1 halo
r1l icl.s. exports co tstWl-'' 80,
&.eI' & ,60 ialc,: etocf SoOiG har.. nc CONT
-. ,..nir- 10 l9S bales exports 70 ~ ,",n'
cpe ZOO ,,,.s. coastiysc 97G bales sales - U''
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MEXICO AND
"'''"''' "IS CALIFORNIA,

Visits are % le made 70 Cincinnati New Orleans. Gal
5est0u anl san Antonio .
Ample time VIII be given 70 ell the leading cities and
other places u historic and picturesque interest IN Mexico
Including light Days in the (Uv OF Mexico. -Four
ra,-' Trip the Vera Cruz Halfway and Two
DAYS in t.uadaiajara.
H. California, san Diego. Los Angeles. Pasadena Santa
Francisco. Monterey. cic.. VIII DE visited.
The ckets may be used from California on any
IicauInr June 30 1894. with q
Ten Piriic> mnirr special Escort With Choice OF
Three Different Rouic..
Three Tours e 40 DAYS to Mexico. omitiing Cali
forula: January 30. February ~. and March H.
California Excursions: January TO- IL and 80 Febru-
az and % and March ana "a
Colorado our.i Parties leave New York monhly for
T.. Cll !al0 80 tiipnwOcd Springs.
Special Train Through Europe. the party 10
lea,e Now-Y1rk ny The North German Lloyd Line Tor
Cl0fa;a~ February Il
The Sandwich Islands: \ party viii sail from
s-n ITancisco March ~ ior Il Seven Weeks Tour
Inlepeu:eat Railroad am Steamship Tickets to all
rV send Or descriptive book mentioning the parteu-
RNYMOND a. WHITCOMB.
81 ras, Fourteenth Tn!on Square,. New York
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,,,r lam : { D. m-C,nsois. 9S-s f.r money' m an an
o> ,,iG the account New-lork ienrIy icer ,e''
" " 10 i' c. -,,r,care bonIs Il: Canadnn lnrne, as
T "a. o. second consls IllnoiS Nv York
49,, ,oi,. PENNSYLVANIA 49'.; Reading lu-s ISi
C,,rai new pr cent bonds. 81 A'chison comm i,, in
Nvla,. Money The rate o' N.s
% o-eo rarie, both short and hree m. NM r,os ~
a. nov cont Paris advces quot" " per en-
a. 's,,.cs a2l, centines f0r the account -nn
IN I.nlon az - francs - ceAiiln'S ioi '''''"
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for Sale.
AIRY GOODS STOCKS ari mer.
chani-r bought fof CASH also selling on
,Duml p o. business confidential. Marks
= Co. 30 Br idwny.
~ UNDERrAKfK> WAGON and hue
tenn - "a r Pc. UNDEtIAh hk, Bon eJ1.
Immune oHi.c.
NTiuN sowing mlcn.ne' OF ~
Lind u~u - good sc-oud-hIi.G. elO;
r1-l of credit, rNrfau-l 4 rented Vt
EAI.Scfr~. % i5l 3i-a,e.. ll-,h.-t.
a SIIiNtK VIOLIN perfect lns,su-
r,ut. teIuiifll. iIii round tom ,h"hP.
Appy \ MAtGKtGpK. Mcndrlssonu
nl.ilur. lo- West 'jt'--t.
AT REDUCED PHIC ~ 100 secodd
tand wood and non working, ''achih's
ally guaraut,,d. machinery bought ana
~ nlnse GEORGE y. EDDY. 3Js MAdI'
son-st
GENUINE STEINER VIOLA. known
a- f.r fines. .n the NNrG. MUr'A - uNo,
f.g -uic f0g Il 900 ash a rue 'h"i'.
,o- ,ol.. i,r. Nilr".- STEINER. are "
il-acr Bros, Eh.r liousc.
GROCERY STORE dong eloi ,r,ic
W. i-a.,i.
PAIfNr FOR SAIL. Adjustable ~,
check Na.yc. al NatrHt Smith water
Tub. upright bll4rr, mtrinr and ,'atiJiar,
oscupl,, le-, space" buns lr.- coal. ana
quickest steam rriirla'oi LuoMl WA. I.
tpDD ll2 y. HfoadwnN. B1liiWor". MD.
SEWING MACHINES. FIFTY god ,'w.
Ing uarhlnr,. 20 g. $40 each; also new
Ones from 50 t. 80 bargain. TIE
GEORGE nA>BHOUCK CO., ~ Wcs;
-;d--t
~AIa> We have made up 100 nrst.
elnss house SAFES, guaranteed nrcproof,
our price sls worth $40 Cal ard es'
en- inc them. y n. GROSS ioG Hwly
WILL >iD, NED cen, RAJ htidWIr- a
rr.rDr, ~'u,r. ia central location lido
,ail..h,d tralr Address \. \. NAENIN,
urs ta-. lGata-~f
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5oaro an0 Rooms.


! \ BEAUTIFUL seen floor; two baths :;
pri'at. tgbI-: fhorOc -nly WauLoG. 10.
Yta-avc.. mar iStn-': R':er'nccs.
y DELIGHTFUL iar,e room. run ).
for throo n.c.c'rlbv young ladies' also
s",0ld-s or suite; hOm' alta Ito = Lcral
table; iciorruccs. Cyj Md son-Nc.
GRAMEE Y PARK, 2o.-!land ,ome Y
furnished rooms rn ruit' aHd single. VITA
or without boarl: -t",m hoa:. baths. ct.
HANDSOMELV FURNISHED ,uilo
81 49, - tel. VII bend r. or ne, e.
chanecl. - VT u t.~i.
MNDiSoN-AvE.. I.9e7 Two Ia q
f"om>. furnished or unfurlishcd also hall
room with beard; rrisat' hou~-, Anrr-
/ an family.
EVESIErNTlI->i 81 IVES. near
Dth-aNc.-Dcslrabio -cconi moo. .om> AM
o;h'r rooms. With board. for y, tics who
Jay lib llly foF excellent accommodations.
llTr.Nr. g Fast. near 5fh.ay,.-
Very cc.ir1ble llr,r front room: co,i
r"ief bofhooi. wcrn house; ;lblr *.
c'il-ut
zl>r.~f.. . Wt>r.-Dosrabi, rooms
permanent or transic-t p'rlo snil ior
iabsr h'ad; rcfercncc~.
.cD.ST.. ~ WEST. - Ia,gc sunry
froni looms Handsomely furnished. wii
"Nc'l'crt tiblr and service.
2GTH ST. 81 WEST Double and sin.
gle hc1i'd rooms; rcl,onahlc price. with
s'fict~ nrsi-cla-s Table.
i3D->T.. - WE>T.-!land oli.v fur.
u ',lrl. I1r-r. sunny hali room uncX;e I.
'dy vacated. with srp.rof bard refer.
cnrfs.
12iTII->T COR. LTN NGTON-ANE.
lilo;ej Pctclerl Handsomely FURNISHED
room. with or without boari; terms rca.
sOaablc.
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Rooms D)ant.0.
for Sale.

ROOM WANTED f,r stor.nr hooks
ana furnitu.r. X. g.. III VS. 9jti--t
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ADVERTISEMENT ASD suBsCRIP-
TlpNS FOR THE NETWORK TRIP
INE WILL ~ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. l.212 Hroadway.
- door north - Thir' y-nrsf-s'.. ard AD-
NERTIStMEETS at the following Branch
Orir"s: ~ E'ghth-aye.. 200 Th'rd-avn..
corner rorty-scVenfh-st: 80 E0sf Forty
ia5th.st.. noar Third-nvc .O2G Th!rd-ave d.
near -lrsi-s... Los FIRST 100
Wes. Forty-seconl-st.. 1872 Cplumhus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

a GREAT VICTORY GLORIOUS REVGvAI.-THOMAS
HARRISON. ENA%GELi6T Trinity Methodist church.
llSih-st dave Nc@ Iear's Love Feast O'clock. Re
ylsal services. 1890 and 1:3O.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

ArUf.'-sS uY III. 4. D. WisUORD. Worlds Score.
tay ). =. g. A. pee an'ly r",Hrnrd from a rip around
the wriI.. \ mos 'h-iilia- address ASCOT ALTON
Hall a'fst 4ih-'.e. S-nloy. January T. ai D. H.
AL yvln, wei
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

ALL ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Central. METHOD
isf cI Kcu 1'havc and 1iih-st. sunday morning al
1u.i5 Ee@ullr Communion ana reception Of n.nbci-.
Evening ~ Tlj. preaching ty Pas'o Rev. c. H. GREG
DRY d. -.
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c,os,y, PRICES OF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Cfrnrsions.
RAYMCND'S
VACATION
EXCURSIONS

All. TRAVELLING EXPENSES INCLUDED
90 aud March II for Three Grand Tours Of - days
: s,.lnr 4
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nrliaious Notices.

A--A-A.-s.-A- THE ELOQUENT Yorkshire Evan.
e..sl. Eev. lsAtr NAYLpt fi9m Ensianls; so snnIa' Va
Couanu,.oa. SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. lst and 2l aves. Short prayers
lscl. si1~.ug. als lrbirs sermon.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN Brook
yn corner Of Clinton and Congress sts.. Kcv JOHN W
CHADWICK will preach tomorrow morning AZ II
o'clock Subject "intaransm. Od and Sew. c.raiu'
the Bible The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

AT THE SCOTCH PKEsnYTEHIAN CHURCH 18th
st. ana Central Park. Wcst-Lr WYlAE Pastor, win
Thoughts for the New Year" Wednesday evening
prayer meeting al :. All invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

ALI. SOULS CHURCH. 4'h-avc.. corner oO,h-st.ser-
mon by the Pastor. Rev. THEODORE - WILLIAMS.
2, II a. IN. sunday school $780, in charge Of Rev.
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. associate. Tn" public cor
iaily invited. Communion AT clore % morning service
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

AT THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
northwest cor l2lstst.ltcv. MERLE ST. G. WRIGHT.
Pastor. will preach morning H. Sunday-school AT
90 a. IN. All are cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sl'ESCHIP.
TIONS FOR TnE NEW.YORk TRiB.
INt. WILL BE RE- EIEED Al 1H3
UPTOWN OFFICE. No i@4e Broadway.
"a t,or north of Th;rty-nr't-,t. and AD.
NEHTISIMl .NTS AZ The following branch
Oinr,- "5i rlshih.aNe. 100 rhiri.aNe..
,orner lor'y srYrnth-st 100 Fast Forty
~,,crth.-t.. corner Thiri-ayr. lo) Fast
lojth-st. near Tairi.a.c O2j Thlrd-aNc.,
near SiNtt.ilr,t T.; Los lir.t-aN". 100
West fcrty-Srcord->t 1872 columbus
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iUor's iUantcn.
Males.

BOY. rs. hunorist and lecturer. open 10:
,ncaecmrni can lectur,. Call o. adless
W. MEYER. l7J Ed>i ProaIway.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

SERMON or the Second Coming Of Christ 70 Receive
!siael. lis Bride. the Watchful Virgins 10 Enjoy the
Millennium ncs' Without Death AT los 1st-st.. New
Yoik: AT "a IedforIavc. Brooklyn Sunday. ':3o
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

a SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN 200
children conslsiins Of singing and recitatons Is held
every Sunday 33o which the public ~ m
vied In the Points House OF Industry. l5J WORTH
a. Donations OF clothing and shoes solicited.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic Temple.
E!-st. and CNl-ave-.unday. o'clock address By MY.
MARY r. HURT. president N~w-iOrk state Women =
Ctrsln Temperance Union Choice gong service. Thco.
schulic. director.
LDWlN GALLOWAY. JOSEPH a. DOGARDls,
Secretary. President
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

BAPTIST CHURCH or TIE EPIPHANY, Madison
ave- cor. 9th siIr"aching by the Re-. T. y PIll-ll
a. II a. and T. praycr-mcctnG Nc!nes!a
evening at :. Strangers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
THiu,EHM-l0'@. Holy Communi'n; 1;0. The fas'o i,i
WRIGHT. VIII preach. Services each evening nG IN
week except Saturday. sunday-schpo p 10. y coriia
MccO mo all.
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

COLLEGIATE: REFORMED CHURCH 1iARl.t .tN
FIRST CHURCH. I2l--st.. near 3d-arc -l'" j. EL'
MeNnORF. j. - I,s',r . -.cncs - y & a,I .l' 1,e,
WILLIAM JUSTIN IIARsHA. d. j.; Pastor rrracne. r
az 1890 ana si5 Evening subject I"'' - i"'' "'
Real GOOD In IT,
New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

'hrr o. lsra~litDs today saturday ~ - p n pre-
..i,. 3, a.. ~, Wit Memorial church. ~ RivnEion-
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New-York tribune., 1894-01-06

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st.. near Gth-avc
DR.. MACARTHtk rreacncs morning and evening
Morning subject. New Years Motto; evening TN
t'oddeH Ways Sunday school. "a All cordially f.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01

leading dress makers have adopted 1t
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perfect, the thousands of ladies and
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vantage of learning to cut and make
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by so doing she saves FULLY so Per
cent of her entire dressmaking expen-
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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
The Worlds Fair at Home,

Just arrived--the Bohemian glass
blowers are In the city, for short
time only. The Bohemian glass blow
ers were the greatest of all attractions
at the Worlds fair, where the finest
display of ort in the world could be
seen.
They are here for short time only,
showing their beautiful work In this
most wonderful Of all arts. They
spin, weave and blow glass into every
conceivable shape, making it az fine
as a spiders web or as light as down
Shey design wine glasses, deer birds
etc, without the use Of patterns--sim'
ply by the eye.
Specimen tickets 10 cents for adults
and 10 cents for children.
Everyone gets present. They man
ufacture IL right before your eyes, be.
ginning Saturday morning, Dec. 30
Fine samples of their work can be
seen free of charge.
Work on exhibition in the Byrnt
block on State Line avenue. Doors
open from 2 10 5 and from 7 to $50 p
IN. Everybody Invited. A sight of {
lifetime for the ladies and chilldrer
without doubt. 12-29-lw
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
"Ring Out the Old and Ring in the
New

At midnight last night, as the last
departing minutes of 1898 were ebb-
ing away, and the New Year Of 1894
coming into existence, the usual chime
of bells and whistles were sounded
thus bringing out the old, and ringing
In the new year" 1t seemed that
hundred or more steam weistles were
blowing at the same time, which with
few bells made strange and weird
medley of sound.
Yes, the old year, 1898, is forever
gone, with all of its joys and sorrows,
fond expectations fulfilled and sore
disappointments experienced, gains
aud losses, good deeds performed and
evil deeds executed. Who is it that
could not improve on the "dead and
buried pastr
Therefore, lot us all see TO it that
we make 1894 an improvement upon
1898. Let us strive to make the
world better by our living in it. BY
controlling our evil passions and con-
tributing to the welfare of others, we
eau most assuredly accomplish this
desirable end.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
The "Noss Jollities. !"

The Moss family gave delightful
musical and comedy entertainment at
the opara house yesterday afternoon
and again last night, The performance
ia an almost continued succession of
musical specialties, introducing all
manner of instruments and extracting
sweet strains OF harmony from the
most unexpected sources. There Is
just enough dialogue to afford little
rest between the specialties, each one
OF which is fresh surprise and all en-
joyable. The music Of the Mexican
Mandolin Troubadors is especially de-
licious, as Is also that Of the improvis-
ed orchestra, composed of violin, cello
wind instruments and bass and kettle
drums. The Saxophone quintette was
however, the musical feature of the
programme which seemed to please
most and win the greater number of
enchores.
Comedy runs throughout the enter
tainment and the audience is kept in
a thoroughly good humoral the while
but there is nothing 80 irreslstably
funny as the tramp specially of Mrs.
Chas r. Sweet, whose monologue,
paradise and limitations were droll
enough to make an ascetlc burst his
suspender buttons.
Baby Helen is quite a feature, too.
She performs her roll with such earn
estness and naiyete and is 60 diminu-
tive and "cuie" that the audience ie
determined to applaud whatever she
does and be pleased with her.
Tonight the home opera company
will produce the opera "Pocahontus'
under the auspices of the Ladies Par
ish Aid society.
The next regularly booked attrac-
tion will be "Peck's Bad Boy" Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee. News.
The above company will appear at
Ghio's opera house, in this city, Oh the
evening of Jan. B, 1894.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-01
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