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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15
All Aboard for IN. Yukon Gold |,

All Aboard far che Yukon Gold FSsias.
The North American Transportation 4
Trading Company's steamer will leave
Seattle. WASH. June Is for ST. Michael's
Island direct. aud will there connect with
their new and eonmodioHs steamer r. r.
Wsare for The center of tie gold tielcs and
ali points on the Yukon river. This 10 the
iast and only chance for those who wish
20 get to this new Eldoraao without the
hardship OF aa overland journey by var
OF juneau and across the mountains. All
persons wishing freight or passenger ac-
eommodasions should apply at once. as
only limited number can be secammo-
dated, The North American Transports
ton & Trading Company have fall line
o. merchandise and everything needed By
a miner ant prospectos a. their several
stores along the Yukon river, and goods
can Re had at reasonable rates. For rates
and further Information apply to C. IL.
Hamilton. secretary and assistant man
aser. care schwaeaehsr Rros & Co, Se-
attic, Wash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

sunken eyes. paliii complexion, aud
aisagassHg srupiioas. indicate that there
Is soFaeihins wrong within Expes the
lurking toe 10 hearth. BY Purifying the
nsosst ~ith Ayers ssrsspAsiiIa. cares
krysiTeaas. Ecxensa, Salt Rheum, PImples
Ana Ksatches.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

Dr.. Vaa de vansrs and others have
noashf Of !. A. Noble another and larger
centrifugal ramr for draining land.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-15

faratfurs aaetsoa sais . p N. today. O.
". Lynch 4 Ca. Rata. upssainA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

BooMINGDALE C!rRCII BoulGyaTl WesI GS,n-s'.
TrGnonccd iy our conceptions of Cod" 80 - rrlon
reed on an Evenings Conversation with General lev
Wallace Concerning Chris and Creeis lfeluHe'
.,r,.~sc Rule q, washington" All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
rryyRAL or JOHN T. FORD.

baltimore. March 16 (SpecaD.-Hundreds OF peop'e
rich and poor laborers and mechanics actors ana
c1ergynoen viewed the body of John l. Ford 'i'.s
morning before the funeral. The Rev Dr. Joseph
IT Smith. ex-Moderator of the General Assembly OF
tho Presbyterian Church, conducted the funeral
services and made an address He paid an eloquent
tribute 10 Mr. Ford's charity and work as puohc-
spirted citizen and referred TO his efforts 10 elevate
- family had requested that flowers be sent
hundreds Of beautiful designs were rec, TeGe ,b
fhearical people in other cities ana from the nrNs
nam friends of the dead manager. There was a
feautif,ll wreath of roses from Henry r. ABBY
of Nry-Nork The honorary Ual.hc'rcrs Wee - y,
ernor Trant Brown John T. Morris. kdWin r
AbeI George W. Abel. James :; Gary GeneI al
+ Burns John W Hall Robert = Morrison, ,y g1
Governor Oh n Bowie. Henry StockbIidge sr.' mo
T. R'ir1s George r. Berry. John +. Hunter. b. r.
Newcomer William r Wal,eT Edson NJ Sc9Ty'yT'
Mcclellan Henry Seirn Dr. j j. CalLNell LlIVn l..
Jackscn John f Weyler Fran IS = stevens Il J" !.
Warfeld and 7. T. Waters AHs O"''"' "'0 -
C,reenmOunt Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Bueinrss Chantes.

BARGAIN IN store fixtures horses
y.,-'~a frrv tca cans. shelving. etc.
VIII ssl f1r cash or give time LOCK b"A
80. West Chester. = \.
Az OLD-EsTAHLIsHED grocery and
rr.s,f market. sales $1,000 yearly. Owner
retiring from n.-hen'h. W. - AI-SloN
49, Aseuu" j.. iiA' 1nn", y. j.
ASSETS STOCKS bonds industrial
s-rip VIII cell or trade ans portion. Sl"-
90 worth cent - 30 cents - dollar.
s,nl n- lsf EASTMAN. Tnnun" oH'c.
c,rnAGr PROBLEM SOLVED Sew
Invention. L. f. GIBBS. IN br'ad"'y
TWO rrosrEcroHS wan, sl.sh, nnan-
c.h a4s.tanr. 90 open up anil matk"i
valuable mineral claims south - MS
s.url Address 0r aii u Broadway.
I..m g.
WANTED gentleman with fow hundred
dollars cash. iu l'giumat" cs'"l li-n"i o..
o.. l.is.r css. thorough int"stigail I'm court
o.. S2tr monthly guaranteed Room 81.
lsp Nl~sal-si.
WANT TO Buy revolving ofice chair.
oak. also callrf4ph ftI' writer. h1fn ma
D. cheap. PURCHASER. Box !. Tribune
Office.
WANTED. s.. cial,y novelty or device
which can poo sd through mai. or can
,,e-srs. might rurchns" similar est1h-
lshrd business: send fu.l particulars.
EASTMAN. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. active man 10 take an
office AMI 4rrd ont agents f1r The Cook
Pneumatic Telephone Receiver. which i'm
ri.trs trc hearing on the telephone IN
ducilon noise ant does not affect the ear;
small capital required. Apply ~ letter
only o. i. \. COOK. 223 East l2th-st.
YOUNG ITALIAN GENTLEMAN wishes
a partner ia The photograph bus ness
open gallery For Information 10 70
J. ACUNTO. go East 2ist-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
CONTROLLER HAvcocr swory ~.

Trenton March 1G (speciaD.-State Controller-eIect
William 5 Hancock Of Trenton took inc oa'n ~
Office to-day before Chief justice EeaS'eH' anu WIN
nike a demand IN Governor Werts for his commits
sion as soon as the Governor appears at the Cdtol
on Monday The term Of Controller Heppenne.iler,
expired to-day Mr. Hancock mas prtpaIea ne I T2I
DAY night. The Governor viii u c'ui7e nm
4 issue the Republican Contro4ieis c9inil.ss ~
until me Supreme Court shall render a decision ~
the quo warranto proceedings, which L IS exIecSGr
viii be handed down on Monday or TueSday. MI.
franccck viii Nle his oath OF office and bond with
the Secretary Of State next week ana %n mn
make a demand for the Office even II Inc "o'e'"''
refuses 10 issue the commission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Drc5smakino.

ARTISTIC DREssMAK1NG. imported
f,sti.ns. hotel orders al short notice and
moderate prices Mrs. MELRD1, IL Eds;
llth-sf.. between broadway and University
Place. ---.
Artistic DRESsMAKGNG: perfect
item. costumes az. Miss II. VI. OWEN
l5s West 2-i-st.
DRESSMAK EE oni SEAMSTREsS.-
!. ql4yat. family. day ot month"; SINS
ar anr kind ~ work. chiifen's WORK
s7o'ial-v. - - Per day. references. 3i1
W.s' 3ith-st.
COMPETENT DRESSMAKEK wants
work hy day. cuts Dy system. - per DAY.
u STANDBY. 1875 West N3dst.
DREssMAKER.- Cook. private
dressmak. 2C2 Wet 23d-st. nrst-c.dss
work ~ moderate prices. summer dresses
q el". atty.
DREsSMAKER wants n Few moro Gus
toners 90 home; suits from so up. II.
FOX. 81 Wes' soth-st. near Riverside
Drive. -
uRESNAKEG.--Ry a lrst-class French
familie-. Nm,. LOUISE. - West 4ith-st
EASTER SUITS made from - and mp,
"a a gua.antee Will cut and 1T the hrst
i.uue f-ea ~ charge. Miss NAYLOR. 2C3
East Siet-st.
MAiH HogTENSE 2iG Vest l5rh-st.
near 7th-ayc.. Partisan c0utUr.c:e. recently
with H. Altman ana stern Bros, ladies'
r-a'>ai used. latest Paris and London
f.nar plates. gowns romJtelled: cutter
f~0 n Worth. prices moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Gelp tOanteo.

Males.
4 LIVE NAN waited ne partner. man
al-Dnsrf g summer rD-nr' aul large liim
man u.Nn family and sIW. money pro
Terrell SUMMER. - NasstI-a'.
COLLECTORS Want ~ agents every
v..r. n, collect names f0r US. lis open
Iur. ~ exp+ri.rr" u..r "-s1ry. soma stamp
i. r. Co.. Box ~" Philadelphia.
Females.
WANTED An active lady - Introduce
d.. Pneumatic Telephone Receiver; N
.t.r'iv attached {, any telephone. I'M
rr...r the l.nlng "a Induction noise, do-'
g.. .g..f rho ar. thoroughly experience
sIf..trtr required A-rly iv letter only
AlIr..r - &. COOK. - Eas, l2th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
TIE TRorr1E At PH1L1PsBURG.

Ely:on. Penn. March l6-Trouble Was aver'ed az
-. s.,nd,r5 silk Mill in PhlliipsbUrs. y. j. this
evening by the presence Of Judge Morrow OF BEL
vsere. and Prosecuting Attorney striker, OF WASH
inr,on y j.. who appeared at the mil Just before
/, saut down for the day. Judge Morrow addressed
a. crown. numbering some BON persons; anu eN-
NAMED u them the riot law. lie advised them t.
djsre~se and not moles, the employees Wheh Ne'
came from the mill -, 49,. .i.
There we're some scenes Of disorder; but no y!o ,
,erco vas offered 70 any Of the Work.nSmen ana
49,, v,hen they emerged from the MILL but they
" - all escorted 70 their homes by policemen ana
o4Dutv sherfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Citn ifcnl Golale Go Get

To r.rT-priva'e dwelling. northwest
,,-rsr Nalison-a.e and 7Gth-st, loration
'.,i sIrr.I.f,l.ngs unsurpassed. Brown
stone nous, f,rr-story anlii basement ,o ~
49,, T.+,. trimmed hardwood throughout
o.r,or hallway tiled r. =. DiEIZ.
,,vne- co I.alght-st.. New York.
* WEST 37TII-sT. VERY desirable;
81 Cln AMI, Joy letter. Ut BERT g.
TELL Tuxedo. y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
miscellaneous

= FEW MORE lady patients for special
and f...sf massage Address II. T.. Box
II Tribune Uptown one. LIE Broad
DP. RoSELLs IEDOARf. the great
remedy flr Chihialns. clrns. bunions
sweating. tender and 'lied feet. Is sold BY
BARRY Il JAMES. 1.N shave
POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED Dis
ca.deI album collections bought. also on
,.l...- n rave. writn particulars. price.
rt... appointment iy letter ONLY. WARD.
:. -. lu-M--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Axorurn M1NERs. srRIKE THREATENED.

,bicb notices Of a reduction were posted yesterday
the men have all quit work. \ mass-meeting has
been called for next Tuesday. at which the miners
will consider tho question Of refusing TO submit TO
The reduction. and II possible will make an enort
90 orranize gcneral STRIKE throughout this part OF
The SHE Hundreds Of miners for months nave
MOI carmel $40 a month. ana they are OF me oIllon
~, s,-ibe would not make III II condition worse
than it is today The officials Of the National or
garfz,tro- nave been irving 20 hold the men from
trIET ,intil Nav but II is probable that this last
,Scdmctf0r VIII make it impossible for the leaders
longer 70 prevent general STRIKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
THE rA1LrRE or me BAyK or CHEsTE R.

THE FArLrRE OF me BANK or CHESTE r.
7.lsicb Y G March 1.-THE failure OF the Pank
nj Chester & G. which made assignment yes
terday with Congressman j. J. Hemphil ana }. l."
Glenn as assienees. lad been expected ior some
time The bank is the successor OF the Na, iS,
13ank OF Chez .er and J. ]. Mcclure Vas Yresldene
and d. Hemphl. cashier The chief diiict.,y az V 20,
from the fact that the banks assets aIT Nr' hi
IL IS said that the depOsltOrs VIII % p',Ii III =, m
and that II times up the stocNh0iue'S vi"
realize nearly par value on the siOch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
FURNISHED Rooms.


lOTH-ST., 90 WEST, near 5th-ave-Su-
perb large apartment maEnihcehu5 '"'-
nished: also single rooms. 81. - ~ -
Is EAST 3sTH-ST.-A physician Of
hcc. shown Tuesday Thursdays fH1"S .
3 TO ,. ---
% GRAMERCY PARK. Gentlemen only:
handsomely furnished second No1I; "on ,
and corner room. en- suite az s'"h''' P'
vatc bath; breakfast II desired.
81 WEST 9iTH-sT: -HandsomsLS I'M ,I
nished large and small rooms VIII" ""'"'
light and heat. for gentlemen. ---------
?sTH-ST o5p WEST.-Large sunny
front room; conveniences; everything he" .
81 Is: references. - --
45TH-sT., WEST. Handsomely lur-
nished rooms for gentlemen -
81 WEST lTH ct. (washington squaIs,,
Nicely furnished rooms for housekeeping
or gentlemen. rent 81 % I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

,,r,>rp Al. BAPTIST CHURCH West 42i-st near IN,
- - IS CRESSEY will preach SUNDAY al II
m and "A y m Evening service begins Win SCI
,,jce - song SUNDAY hool at 40. All wecomo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
IN THE FIELD OF LABOR.
MINERS STRIKE DECLARED OFF.
EMPLOYEES OF THE CRESCENT RETURN To
voRK-OTHER CONCERNS RESUME


,,opK- OTHER CONCERNS RESUME
OPERATIONS.
,..r,oston w Va March 16-At the mass
Inc of miners yesterday at Montgomery the
.,riko was declared off The Crescent miners went
80 work yesterday. The news brings sense or
relief 70 al. especially miners.
r,tca. y y. March 1.-THE Skenandoa Cotton
MIL in this city has recently received sAch rush
Of orders that it has been found Impossible 10 Ill
IN, al Last night the largest mill belonging to
tho conpany was put to work on extra time and
will hereafter he so operated until o'clock in the
morning 49,, ,c -ho N-orsbar,on
1,'v Works which went into the hands OF a re-
:. iv..r On January T.. and were then closed VIII
e,ar. un on Monday giving employment to 800
L,nds II Is under God that philadelphia syndi-
catc has taken charge Of the work. =
Tarl@r Car Works at Michigan City have secured
contract fo~ l.1ro cars and the immense plant.
.,rl wing con mon will resume operations within
.,v DAYS after six months iClcness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17


COLLEGIATE CHURCH 77h-s' ana Wrs' t'ni m
~ UENRY EVIRTSON COBB VIII I''q g.. ~ ,e.,rp
- 49, ern44,-school. 9ij a. m fTate' ts,,i.s
yWednesday. at p m service at ?. ~ Coca ''',''
COLLEGIATE CHURCH iS,h-s -, ana =, III ~ a M and
40 =. ~. $780,, -,h,ve Ray.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH 29'hst ana ''h u, ~ IN
ionc can Any GOOD Thing COM 4g ne, 1 5ariay
and ?. m, 'ot s trr sunday-schoo teachers IN Cu
paors at M leader rev ca rM"' and 7,nstn
az ~, IcINs win preach II A. m ana p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

Prick PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner ~ shave.
ami 87th-st. Rev. HENRY VAN DIXIE. j. - l isioI'
p, II NII,NATNT u. H.. wiz preach on sunday,
March is at II a. m and 4:3o p sunday school mee''
~ ~ service il the chapel on Wednesday evening al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Madison a ~ a." "a
and Rev DR. EDWARD JUDSON ! p D.. SUNDAY S0"oo'
1oaro all.,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

l.,,p,.r,,>. SCIENCE SERVICES. Ncw-York church
~ Gtris. Scientist" Hodgson hal. I'm,
ave and 45,h-s;- Sundays lo.i' a. NJ ;,ior,
T2iti. Lesson l. m. Service ThnrsdAy 'N'"'H'''
~. fAI-PA IATHEOP pas'nr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

rrNTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Ian ..n ,s j.;
morning and evening II a. m. subject -Mhy r.,e
We Re Religious 80 r. m: 'hrat ana ,'l ~, r.,
zoe, Christ Leaving the PraeioriuIn f'' i''' -
i"rc -" Special music. All cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

,,,,e METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
rev A. J PALMER Pas'or'rservices AZ ''o vr o.''
.. 'i'' r,,on by the Pastor. Sunday-school at the
il a. Inc morning service. l. m All are cordially wei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

AtI, SOULS CHURCH 4th-ave corner Z2'h, Ws
sermon by the Pastor Rev THEODORE WiLittHR% eY
AZ II a m sunday $3.50 In charge %
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. Associate. The puo'o W.
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. '. I'm D., ~
- t}roadwav and 1th-aveprtachlns ny 'le ISL.
Eev WILTON MERLE SMITH. D. ~ at p ~ a. ms an. ,
IN men at ?. IN. Devotional mecuh5 W., -
c,orI ny At Christian EndoaNor meeting '4"''''' '
inc A. : strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

cIIR1sTrs COMING Is NEAR CHElSdlAN, a.
- IT'S SANCTUARY les lst-st.- ScrNl," az -
H. subject The Lord Gathering us lsr rTag' Them
-, Tes ana Christ an Churches also fici x
- rniov Ills Glorious Millennium on Lat'. st
Natural Death" Also at Hail. ~ west l-''"-'"' "
go :, NJ sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

AT BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, Clinton-ave., , 2r,
TALMAGE will preach tomorrow lo.5o a. H. anu '"'
p m Sabbath-schOol. 2i5 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

CHURCH OF TIE DISCIPLES. '6'h-st We, 81 G, '
o-,ir, and evening Christian Eudca'or Ii"fr' - -
Sundav al p NJ Ladies class IN s'"iS a.. ,,,.,.l
Tuesday. . p. m. % "Nl,H az a. '''
preschtne every evening next week al y ol''H'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
r,pNrp ond KiT'CIIrv GARDENER.

FARMER and KITCHEN GAKUENEK;
By a practical Englshman, can take fuli
charge In every respect OF gentleman v
place: lawns drives. horses and fine cat
lie fine poultry raiser: good mixer; first
class references from last employer. Ad-
dress NJ. seed store. ia Chambers-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

CHURCH or THE BIyINE FAT rG% D. Pc
ti ,,,osch AT II A. n Palm SUNDAY service. S4 il
49,, The Conqueror. 7:45 p. H. lecture ~ -. o..
,rornen on Ideal Womanhori. VI "'i''"''
M D.. Iolitical LlIe. Al N'l.-l'.-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
Religious Noilres.

49,
A~A-A-A-A.-AcADEMY OF MCsic sunday res6d ser
Mer9po e4 ee M&1ls OK FErEs eooas
dale Reformed Church speaks PARK sisters eornIeSs
IaeS seTet MetroD2a9 Male c @SS[ 30 Rev DR..
Ira and solo!s,s seats nee Metropolitan Han notice
A.-A.-A.-A-A.-M METROPOLITAN HALL, ii TI1it:
OPPOSITE Macy's-sunday services-Mornlng. MI r6
LIPS presGhcs Miss Asna h F3 i9e''' s ' BALDWIN
Yvenng 100 great meeting LED BY Goone EN Eva free
Academy Of Music notice elsewhere
TEMPERANCE RALLY. Associss-
son Ila 29s a1f stpERRY NJ D. the
% ssS s,. oaGe pH sdd Men only
a c DIXON will preach IN Hanson Place f n4oos
n aFS % S'r noos9n P Sa What 2f
fr The World and at $O II eT n 1s service
A GREAT EvAxGEIIsTIc. sATURDAY, NIGHT i, SER ai-
VICE s. Barhoomews Mission to,nsh t,aar sarah
Wray Iondons popular singing evangelist leads Ine
song curiosity soprano-yoced nshermanmsngs puot
Ss RevSs Dp n9 n as % wee 400
aalD organ Pn. tho Snj great conc soo Mrs
r. All HE s3TLS NE SHrESh D. 3d. RecoR WIA
KnKUs. IL. D.. wiz preach at II a. m. ana S'' y ."
ALL SOULS CHURCH 4h.aye corner TT,i2G 9'h,iMas
Sermon by the Pastor Rey III ~ in charge Of Rev.
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. Associate. The pu0nc CUT
daily invited.
AMTy BAPTIST cuEc 5n,, n ssr% %ses y 1855
sermon by Rec LEiGHToN WILLIAMS; "com'ade'"''
with Jesus" Revival meeting each eVe""'S
ANNIVERSARY MEETING II HONOR OF S GENEMh Ss1
NEAL BOWS ninctieth birthday at carn 'pgnck Ad
Han. 57.h-st and zh,aye suHdayii ER no JOS COOK
JAMEs r. DAY ROBERT MacAaRa.mH1EEHH' b acKKiE
A. sTIMSON %. b. TYLER, Prof. SA aSaE ~ RIIFLL
Mrs NARY r. HjRT Mrs GaN0klTiE JAMES ani
DR. T. II NAM Music by the celebrated SILVER In"
Quartet and choir Miss Annie PARK; cornest -os,dent
Edwin Galloway Secretary. JOS bosa'u"s'
SERVICE PARTICIPATED ~ Bn Mo and recita
two hundred children consisting Of sns1nns an, vhcb TN
tons held every sunday afternoon a. Of Industry
public Is invited in theFive Points soIicited
, Worth-st Donations Of clothing and shoe' a."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17

ct,r-pc1f or TIE COVENANT PrcshytGr NJ FaI@-
- ,'~rs- 35th-s, Rev J. n. NIL Az. i.- - 80
pas,,~-t'n,ed in services with HrcN N"NI'N ".''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
for Sale.


ATTENTIOM-sewin machines OF all
KINDS. new 50. good second hand. $40.
cash or credit; exchange. rented. Al,
RAI'SCHS. 2l3l Sd-ave.. listh-st.
ATTENTION. JEWELLERS. - Novelty
men. 3 dozin ladies' and gents goli
watches - carat. key wini"rsl elegant ap-
pranncc. perfect order. obtained IN trade.
Cheap. EASTMAN. Tribune Once.
Al LlIILt,s TOOL STORE. % Fulton.
At New York workshop machinery Ofoot
power. H.; f<e wood.carVing tools, scrol
saws design, and fancy woods incuDators
snc brooders In operation.
A MAGNIFICENT $500 upright. $l25
almost new; three pedals: latest improve.
mcnt. manufacturer guarantee. Us West
llth-st.
AT REDUCED PRICES 800 second
hand wood and iron working machines;
fully guaranteed: machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 39s Madl'
son-st.
BESSIE BELLWOOD's great song and
chorus. Hoping for Brighter Days. 10
Come, sent by mail upon receipt ot ~
cents In silver or postage stamp Address
f. W. HELMICE. Music Publisher 20
Gth-ave.. New-York.
BIRDS EGGS. skins and mounted birds
or will exchange for anything useful. COZ"
LECTOR BOX ., Tribune Oiiice
CARPENTER and cabinet maker shop
FOR sale. 3 benches. hardware, toolS' good
place. reference. Ia Bleecker-st.
CELLO and vIOLIN-Finc old genuine
Ruggeri cello and old Tcstore VIOLIN eN-
quisite tones. from storage house sale.
sncrlnce. ~ 7th-ave.. 18th st.
DESK.-A 'our-foot. rol-top lesN. solid
OAK for $40 10: the largest SOCK ciH.e
furniture In New York write Tor cat
alogue Empire Desk CO.. t0G broadway.
LADY WILL SACRIFICE her uprifh'
piano. cost $3.50 FIVE months ago. ana IN
clude stool. scarf for $3.50. Inquire a
residence. l27 East ll1th-st.
sAFEs.-wc have made up 100 ilrst'
class house safes guaranteed hIeprool
our price SIS. worth $50. Call an eX
anime them. +. II. GROSS. 4Ob way
SAFES sold direct by the manufaeiIte-'
! g. the customers. cheap for ca7h. ho 49,.
/ sl5 up: business. s2j ny. catalogue zee
| X Y SAFE co. - clinton pace.
EXTRA large Ansora male cats
maltese tiger gray. tlhch. 49,
! with gray spots. yellow. weight aoo ~.
- ~ eaCh SO. each year Ola NJ II
/ RANLETT RocSand. Maine.
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PAINTER A respectable young man
wouN Ike situation at paintin-. good
workman; viii work cheap. EDWARD
Ht-T-sSTr< Ala iet-aVe
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flnts La ct linfnrllshc9.

ELEGANT FIT. 5"N" oon li..i...... II
rlo.n-. pr~f"r. o.'"'' d" 'i' ID. .'''S' ''''
40 East -SfI-t'
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NURSE. German graduate nurse 20
wait on sick persons; nights only Call OF
address Mrs. HOFFMAN. 34i East Oh Ct.
REFINED WIDOW would like any posi-
tion not mental: good housekesper; refer.
ences. CANDUFF. 2s6 st. Nicholas-ave.
WORKING HOUsEKEEPER or MAID
TO invalid lady: good home in preference
10 high wages. Address HOUSEkEEPEH.
39I 5th-ave.
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AT THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CIT KcH , MIst
Frd-ave and 01st-st the chapel rev IT, iNii.i'
Pastor.lI a. Three Missions ?, , ID. u7 80 t
hath-school. y. Broken Plans NelHcsua1 St'l-
ing devotional service and brief lecture LION us
Christian Endeayor meeting Dedication OF ne" o'~'eh
on Easter sabbath. Public invited.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHvRGH Amsterdam ana
ave anu re- The Pastor. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW.
742 p II Drsach Mid-wcek service Wednesday
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cI11RcH OF THE COVENANT GoTmoFly $500.
Chapel 42isi nc2r .,r vii preach
Hu'ie.school 9Ij q. ~ Weekly me ,lns 4'.. ',s
= n, strangers cordially welcomed az '"'s' s''''-
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and Central Park Wet br NlLil- asiC, q. m
'Thc Heavenly city: THE First christian So.
mon Wednesday evening prayer-meetng at :. All IN
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sr PETERS CHURCH ?oth.st Yves, OF sih-avG,'
REV DIN 5 K2 Slr 'EIp'GEXE A. HOFFMAN,. D. j..
ana ~ hc General Theological Temin3fy VIII preasm
In The morning. and the Rector !" inc e''"'"s' ''
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 1@ath-
s. and 7th-ave.. Rev n J. r. pAG sn91
ing n 10 50 a. m and : 40 p m ny f"Stol. ~ On
school AT go p m. Young peoples mee''hS nj '''o
:, IN Cordial welcome.
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domestic 6iiuatlon Uanteo
Mates.

FARMER and GARDENER, married; no
children; thoroughly understands garden
iug. forcing etc: can furnish best OF
referenC IS from last and previous employ
ers. iGress Z. L. STANTON. Peekskili'
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