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The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20

to the physicians as paranoia. We are
inclined to think that where he really
belongs is in a lunatic asylum, and il is
probably only matter of time when
his insanity will develop to a degree
that will necessitate his restraint.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20

Coxey is said TO be no ordinary man.
That is right. No ordinary man would
think of marching IA couple of hundred
tramps to Washington, and proclaiming
constituted the people. Coxey is evil
IDENTIFY afflicted with the disease known
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20

One of the objections which Morgan
makes to the administration in his leJ-
ter to the Alabama Democrats is the ap-
pointment of colored man rs minister
to Bolivia. He says that colored man
is no more suitable to represent this
country abroad than an Indian or d
Chinaman. Another objection is that
the administration has not proclaimed
itself in favor of the abolition of the
state bank tax which the senator say S
"rests like brand of tyrannical perse-
cution burned into the fair brow of the
sovereignty of Alabama" There is not
much doubt that Morgan's constituents
will be in hearty sympathy with him on
both points.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20

The chlorine-gas experiment at Cornell
was initiated the other day at Lawrence,
Kansas. During banquet to the
Senior class of the High School of that
city somebody succeeded in introducing
a sufficient quantity of bromine gas into
the banquet room to nearly suffocate
the whole party. Some of the students
were so much affected that they are seri-
ously i'll. If any attempt is made to ar
rest and punish the perpetrators some
body will probably intervene with the
plea that it was boyish fun not meant
to hurt anybody.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20

"A correspondent of the Westminster
Gazette, who for several years past has
kept II record of the casualties on Eng
lish foot ball fields, reports that in 1928
twenty-six players were killed, thirty
nine had legs boken, twelve arms brok-
en-, ffty-fou collar bones broken, and
seventy-ive received other injuries.
During the last three years, Il players
have been killed, 121 had legs broken,
80 arms broken, 81 collar bones broken,
and 1853 received injuries of other kinds.
The Portland daily press., 1894-04-20
MUNICIPAL BONDS

CITY OF PORTLAND 4s, due 19O2-1S12
CITY OF PORT LAND IS, !" 1886 & 1887
CITY Of DEERING As, 1903
TOWN OF C0RlNNA, 6's, 1887
CITY OF PORTSMOUTH, O., SIS, 1928
CITY or PIOUA. O.. School. SIS, 1918
CITY OF MAR ON, o., School, SIS, 1880 1916
CITY OF FREMONT. 0, SIS, +" 1901 to 1914
CITY OF FORT WAYNE, Ind, SIS, 1885 to 1904
CITY OF SEATTLE. WASH, SIS 1910
COUNTY OF STARK, Ohio, SIS, Z" 1900 & 1901
COUNTY OF FRANKL IN, 0hio,6s. 1899
COUNTY OF LUCAS, Ohio, Abs, 9 1906
COUNTY OF MADISON, Ind, SIS. T" 1902 & 1908
COUNTY OF DELAWARE, Ind, 5's. 1886 & 1888
COUNTY OF VIG0, Ind, SIS, : 1903 to 1906
COUNTY OF DAVIESS, Ind, SIS, 1902 & 1903
COUNTY OF JACKSON Ind, SIS, 1888
Also
PORTLAND WATER co. SIS, due 1893
PORTLAND WATER co. As, 1927
WATERFOWL, MASS, WATER
CO. S. 1909
LA GRANGE, H., 1t & WATER
co. SIS, lS00-l9l0
CLEVELAND CABLE RAILWAY
lst Mort. SIS, 1903
DULUTH STREET RAILWAY, LIST
Mot. Is. 1920
Which we offer and recommend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

FIRST REFORMED rRESBYTERIiN On Rtli; ~ d.
- isv...u al ,ra I'm av.e Rev. JAMES y STEELE.
rh d. Pastor s.r, ces al II II. Subject ~ Great
what tame Z IT,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
- op,yGr yNBEZzLEP ARRESTED.

pohe,t E,worfh Pikngton. Of Orange. y. j..
=, ,s wanted there for embczzlns $500 from the
nnovare. Iackawanna AMI Western Railroad COM
- vas arrested In Brooklyn yestcrlal Po'ce-
20, Tracy. of the Ninth Prccirc'. noted the re-
..-,hl,rce between a portrait Of PlknS''n upon
J-r,l,r sent % the police station from o:1AFe ana
a young man whom he frequently met. 1t was $,
liking that n decided to arrest the man anu
sum him AT Albany-ave. and Herklmer-st. The
loo' nner sail he was Frank Eworth. hut iatcr ad-
W..ad that ho was Piikington. lie is thiTiN years
M "a ed unmarried. H was cashier in the raj way
on s al A. Orange until Dec mher last. when short
oni|V ~ & N0 was found his accounts. lie He'd
so-e n coulc be arrested. ana expert cNamin lt!0n
ply H. hooks showed that ne had cHb z,lci 500
q VA ,iao forged checks for 500 From Orange
n Re won't - Albany ami the northern part
y ,he7 state some time ago be went 70 live WIFI
OF lhsI .,ar In Alblny-1va Brooklyn. He viii be
Ms sssrrsi 10 no Orange authorities &c soon az
uaonnston papers are secured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

1t seemed as If the excessive heat had wilted the
life out OF the real estate market yesterday. Four
parcels only advertised for sale under order Of
the courts at the Trinity Salesroom. No. II Broad
way, Of which two sold to the plaintiffs and two
were adjourned. X. V. Harnett & Co offered under
foreclosure No. 80 West one hunlred-and-t thirty
second-st. a three-story brick dwelling. lot 1Gx1OD
1t brought sll 80 from Susan c. Steers. the plaintiff
Charles A. Berrian offered plot jiXl2. in Mad
ison-ave.. south of Fi,ch-ave IN Upper Morrlsania
Jette Heller the buyer for s. 30 All the other
property advertised adjourned
me brokers who make a specalty Of spprase-
menis for the courts report that they have been
fairly busy for the last two months. but this bust
ness Is likely TO let up now until next September
SO that. with few legal sales and some private
sales. the market will be qule, for the next TWO
months.
At private sale John r. Foley has sold for Mrs
Mary Carey No 3H East Observation-Disclosures
hfth-st. four-story stone fiat. lot lS9xl@ fer
$4,000
slawson & Hobbs have soh f1r Marcus Blt'man
exc u o., 10 50 Mary 30 Inc. 80 135 Eas' 20 eny
e:2h,h,st.. a threr-story hrownstone dwelling lot
l%GxlC22 OH private terms.
Frnnk Lawrence has sold lot; G5xioo With fran,
feet cast Of Ninth-ave for $1,000.
Drought e CarcN have sold TO Aaron Altman NJ.
ChrlsiophPT-st. two stoae-front lvr-s;ory build
inss, with stores on ground Goor on 10, y feet
front. for s-Ncp
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ar Guys HE'S HEIR TO MILLIONS.
,cr SERGEANT TELLS STRANGE TALE
,o,.r ESTATES IN GERMANY.
.,.-,,r. Avn ENGLAND"
AUSTRIA AND fANGLAND.
r,n, Zimmerman. of the


,,n, Zimmerman Of the Twenty
., pro,inct at Flatbush. received word re-
on Sany he says that he is an heir Ito estates IN
Geri"'' between twenty-five and forty mill
70 " ,ocor1ing to his story, when seen at his
ssne No. 20 s HF0G Ms sra 'nsns
tHs". ro,hers side. Melinda Neunch, and her SIS
on ~ ~ sole lcgatccs to the estate of his great
~I ,Sfa,her. NJ linda had quarrcllel with her
gran rd came u this country. where she died
father an In Carlen-st. Jersey City, aged ninety
ayesssb Srtiy after her arrival in this country her
SIX S'SSi - Bv his Will both his daughters We're
ietner "a if. interest N his estate. the sergeant
10 have d" "'
says year after the Cd mans death Ne
~ sister died, and she became soc heiress 20
linda - She instructed the executors to Jet the
ne stand for the benefit of her heirs az she was
tsiaW co. hle clrcum stances at the time
~ 'ySawyer Augustus Huhbell. came from Enrop' re-
A %" on "a search for the heirs During MS IN
cent1 .'ons these alleged facts became known %
ytsle,ni Zimmerman. Zimmerman las been III
sefe LILY . with severe attack OF pleura -pneu-
snN which prevented nm from investigating MS
nous nous He j. rapidly recovering and VIII b" out by
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Dit:.ssN tI,I\G.

"A -COTTf RIEE FRANCHISE. Nine
Anderson JOS Vest I'm -. formerly
win Stems Ladies materials made last
s-n-on's j eas,S remo,1Ii-d. fancy waists.
summer prices.
ARTISTIC DESIGNER and u''"r VIII
walt upon adde's at ih~lr homes ~
ir.s- ard. MADAME FENNOID. HH
Ess' g~th.s'. SuWms- df's---. s" i' -.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAKG%G Imp f'"l
fashions. hotel orders AZ short notice
4, ,U.ia lurci I'D n d.ir'd. 10 DO iir
pfir"s Mi~. MELKOY. II Fast nh
between broadway ana University Place.
pKESSMANEF Iirsf-cliss. perfect ~
speak. fng.ish French ini German. 10"
frice- ciit CO., country. willing =. hop "-
j. oflrr W.rl. reference. "a IT,. ia N'H'
2,l .nt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IMMEpfNTELi. wanted pr'm" ~ ap'
,ffc.fl,r. Iu priAnfr residences ufI Las.
!. rs- u .p"r;y. LEE. ~ Wall st.. Room ''.
tANTrRN SLIDES - EXCHANGE Aa
,hthlfpr wishes 2. cechang- 20 - Sf'
r.J-- u siandatd si- and quality T.
other. II Tx" gf.d-. Address ! J. VA
@EIt Mai~ttpWn. conn.
PATENTS ror Inventions secured prompt
IT, Best ~ references. Liberal 'Hi'h'.
h..d strictly sonndcnfisi. AdGr">s csc NR
MICHEL. & co. NJ iGS MontgomeFy'
axe Bloomheld New Jersey. "Hanibl1R
FOR InVcrtofS' sres.
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rOt.nTU AvrNr.: PHEsBYTERrAN CHI'ECH cor
~ .,pl - r.. DIN 4. DAVIES. -. D. Iarf.r. -
S.r,.l~e ever unfly during Ju.' a. H. conin'"d hj
a.. prs'.r. " 'u.fdlY rvsnng prayer 'l"e'nf ~ :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

,.rvr, A. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Ith-
., and It,h-st Rcv. O. IL. ,iIlEGCniI Pastor Preach
Ing M iO:sj No evening". service SUNDAY ''"''
o.2n n Young peoples mcctng I y. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

,r,f.pc1r OF THE DISCIPLES. 5Gth-s'. west ~ sth'
600 Pev a H. TYLER. u. p. Fas'or.-The Fey. ~
IN FIT GATES will preach sunday morning. July 10
Christian Endeavor prayer rnee:ing ni O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
RockaWaV Beach.

Trains leave LONG ISLAND CITY c:45 $40. e:i5 II %
A NJ i2Sl 49, 2:S'; 800. 40 AZ. o;te 80
ia elh lois 10 a. j % II rs IL 80 A. NJ. 1918.
i@ rs i4, 2l5. 2.35 go. 3:l5 3.3' tl5 S;i ;
Round TRIP, 80 CENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS y Y. CITY.

Mercer-st. No iG9 Robert Em'~oc anl an
other Francis Siiekr,. Observation-Disclosures. Slof
I2th-s No 9j7 West. Morris Goldberg and wife
80 Rese, I;rrasien s@3h
Mand"saum Of \, 10 August Van Cwtlrnii 90 49,
al ~
9ih-avc. $ ?. II of 50,h-si 22vso: Louis l.
George 81 nj. - I1'rN1n II LnndN"hr. l2V"
charles \ MorrSn rsfcree TO is3tea ii Yis&er 2717'
53i-si =. $50 Il q loth-ave. 2i-loDj John
Yard. referee w. George Bliss ........ IN"
+Gth-st :. 80 + y ~ Gh-av' @lxl,"3. n'"s ~
Fitzgerald and another to John !. Downcv.... i'"S
Hri-xs referee - Ia,a~s rhrar. .......... IIc5o
IGe , jaco5 <. m :, Sa-@h Woizman.....-... iG5m
80 -. corner II Avenue \. 9Sx@1 :. Johanna
i,r'on - roT,ck Wash ,.; !, M '2''
r Pears n and wife 20 the keenan, e. collins 49,
Woolen 60. 2NWH
l2Gth-.t : $ ac1 # II 3l-ave. 2ovo9 II: CAaries
Wright md another - William oRr'n a1d oo
i3oth-st new Z : aoi Il II Blooming ale
Road 25x'o; the Keenan, y collins Wooil"n - ~
30 EvS l. Icnrs N - -, 80"
loVll. Jacob W'fers and wiz 10 Living ~
-'nn iN'''
Kip Isaac !. executor. ctr - Nathaniel \ Nc
Bride Gore lot. ii2fh-at adjoining lands
Tirton-avr 3 i21 n $ " = I5oih-st. 25Vlo'.
Hanrah Kennel to 'hrn Actcr and an', .. ''-
Null 20 william J. lGtchings. Lob
re'hcato-avc. g. 80 It n Il l7aie'. 2@Ni2o, .
william + Kcrny I, Ka'e K"nnv ..-.; .....,.' j"
RricGs-ayo. corner 'rrf'if- 81. iI'fWf'' ~
Same property, Waite Lee 10 1rn Lyon. 500
spuv,en huyyd rarkwav. :. adjoining lends
OF Mrs cox, %ih ward: Ahli, Louisa tv'n no 90.
Iallsadc-avo. corner RVcr-nve. i'rr~HIf.
Henry Z Hoylnd and another executors. 20
Charlotte C-'odriise ............'''''''''' -'"'
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CALVARY METTIoDIsT EPISCOPAL CHl R'fI i?Mh
81, and 7ih-nvc. Rev. Dr a T. kINnId l,-"r,
cleo n, - D. IN SundaS '-hool ~ 2;W T. m young
pcoplc's nesting AZ $50 D. m 'o'uh' "''''"''
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notice..
AT a'rT . c H.. in 3'r %c a1 ,rs l'e sa
Hcv s.m HATTh'; . a. II r.. o. ~ hn an"
SERVICE participated BY mor- 'han goo cl.
alrn Consisting % =. 'GsrF a. ana nh ~, rnr n1,ci
in The rive Points fiolse of i"an.'r{ 10 ''"s' 80
Association HAi TrwEgNTgY THEn sTE fleet
hNNti,n,g 'r.l'l. .'Ir, ,ta lr,od s'f'tr' Er'r''r
special sermon TO Young mr"
At TIE rornrH rnEsHTEPiA3T c c,.,1l s. W-..
I.n1,"''' an sc,n,, l., th. res. Dr - -. DAVIES. ~
FLORIDA Public c'flmly invited
At THE scorer rnEsnYTEPlA&S, cH}ncn ''I ~
p ana Ccn,ra Psrk Wet i'.' ,lE' 'D'' rA,lS
Mi:o j. y d. WI" scrd1 rr.o cnn ." Al iavI''
AUDITORIUM rRonnHTIoN PACK ronr nI,1f,
MoNp ,a s. t@ ~ a%y 81. MRD!soT q rFfrs
N%e'i' b,HiyIfsoH. - g. Southland rr,lr'ns Thor
Moral ami Religions solution" July II = m, ,n-
Iey nrhe's g nnEeis ,i I"2 , ~, H. "'"''
nnlc rnEsnyrrEAN cRcy ' I7 T 'I !,
Rev. J. II WIIyNNE u u ON S@nlay Iri, !, -. "yn'
;hMES o. Syc M al a. hour ~' q" nc study
snd prayer inc chapel adjoining the cnnNh.
BROADWAY TAnnnNAclE .cInRcH
G G%%~r. a ccsr ana II prSac erycc, na
- m srocai music at evening service. S'AiSr's WEI
coined.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57,h- 81, n " Gth ave
pev n NJ LUTHER -. j.. u Hrwarh a. J.; Pr"h,,"H
NJ II and : funaar-sclooi NJ - Al corI"iV mvi"''
CALVARY METHODIST frlscorAll, cnrrcI i?o'h.
G, end 1il-nvc Rev. Dr. A T. Kl'NbG Ft@"f.
i,..c,,,r ~ ID.:n IN Us Pastor. revival pfnt'c ser
vice NJ 10 p. IN Sundai -f-hool ~ ~" p NJ '"'"E
uroulr's meeting a ESQ y. IN. CORDIAL "ei'Hn''
CENTRAL HAPTIsT CHURCH W'at t2l-si.. rear IN,
oyc~Kcv H. H. CHENEY Of WssI sup"rhf VIZ WIZ
,rc,,h SUNDAY ut a. ana y. sunday 'ch", h'
2.d5 y. IN. All cordially welcome
CENTRAL. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 7th-
a,c n, io.ij A. m evening service. sunday school,
/ $40 A. m. Young peoples meeting ! p III
CENTRAL. PREsBYTERrAN CHURCH s1th-s be
SMITH D. D. Pastor :rrcacr'ng by "a" Key liEiRl'N
Johnston l.. D.. Of Chca,o. AT II "a. m and y m
Chrit.n Endeavor meeting Monday evening ~ \ Srah
gers cordially Invited
CHRIST CHURCH Ioule'a ard and ~ a.. pr y
SUIIrNAS Rector. Rev. HERBERT SIllPhiA y. Nfsl"
AMI Mnis;cr-Sc Service. ~ O'clock only Snh'"S-- ''"
difcontnuec. -.t.
| ,uPtsT1AN SCIENCE sERV1cES. HOpGSON HALL.
,thavc and stEvery sunday morning. io-t,
/ vice Thuraday evening. : O'CLOCK SIr INV 'N
| LATHROp. G. S. D.. Pastor
| ,Jrl-pCTf OF THE DISCIPLES. 5ch-s'. west ~ SIN
ave Rev B u. TYLER. u. u. Fas'or-Ihe i,v; r..
Tpi:TT GATES will preach sunday morning. July 10
Christian Endeavor prayer meeting Of O'CLOCK
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST 5ih-ays: above
A,,h.st Rev. II. PARKER MORGAN. D. D.. hcctor r.
a. m. Holy Communion; IL a. M. morning prayer iHe
Rector viii preach
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Ut sINIrSS CUh|CEs.

81 go FiU1T MORTGAGE. El'go,r
nearly corner l1ts within Greater New
YORK; soy sale flr 81 -. fIr'cnla's Oh
MOHTGACE. 1850 North "isi-si. Fh''''
...Irffl Penn.
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WORK. WANTED.

wM J.. UARTING.
u.r-r. nuiiiing. Room 40. q PARK ho"'
ACCOUNTANT Hy 50, pf;ae''e .,.6o m nsaI.
.r. rs exp~~ienc" IN London Mho'esn',.
b',,.e.. good correspond NJ aad .fh'e, ",,'-
m v-u.ral Reply 4, care ~ '. ! 80
~ alartci-st. Mprristo"n. ---.-
pr;sPECrAnLE MIpDLE-AGEp MAJ
l..ir,s situation ~ collector w.
vr,,,hm,n or amy Trustworthy Ross.ie.n'
can i've bonds. Address > ~ ''''''~
/. au2 AyItle-aNr.. bro"hA".
AN ENGrIsHMNN and hts VIE require
,.r.,tnn. now holding position AZ JAM
80 IL !, ,,nol cnDL and breaimaNr' WI,
,.'i.ing 10 assist In any Mind ot wOik' y.
,,t ,.,.r.ncrs Address BRIGHION, care
~ T.. rrngcr. 10 East 'lsi-s;. .--
4 srRpNG young man handy with nn
kinds ~ tools. desires a position ~ ~ W
linl. bot OF f"'er"n'"'. VARS u. " -'''
RDx no. Trihun" '1rncy '''i 3d-hNe'
nAitrH FOREMAN on bread and cak"s
,.ishss .ntlt. no Objection To county
r,,rs Address No. 49, Bruns"i'"-s'''
Jcrsev Ci,y.
pAEEp situation wanted as foreman or
mi hnnd. good on bread and all xmas
Of cikes. steady job. ciiy 81 '"un,N, "
la ST. between lst and "a nN 49, saloon
ENI<rR.- Foreman On bread. rolls; ~, I24r,'
p,os w!nhrf stead, situ ltion' h'NN'N'
I2G w.st 49th-si.. frai ioor. ---
ROY small. Wishes situation. city or coun,
tr, VIM understands tn" care 81 nor an;
uvel II years. NIlLlAI - N'''
Wet 2Uth-si --------
'roy II graduate. experience. In cihce
ar large business house. best r"lr'ehe'
from fofrner employer. II. NJ, 's2 1n-1NSS .
nOy IS. wishes To learn ussfn' trauy; .,
wivlng and cblgIn.. IL. lol r'S'
Si'h-s'. -----------
CAurSETMAKER and CARPENl hH,,,
a. S,rnnr sober man. N. wi.iing' n.
v,nrtnqn aad drawer or b. foreman; s sny
49, ritv or country. STolIEN NIL
, III 10 IL Kaib-rve.. Hrook.yh.
c,rrr,yTrn. Experienced In eulid'ns
'N ond repairing railroad ears hs,' ~
W., address r.. Box IL. T''pu"r
fee. - .-.---------. =
,,..,,,-, wanted ns captain NJ
ca ysch n'' e ". Box 80. Ftceport, ,. !,
,..,rr,SrEp practical. aged 20. with
n sm,li family wishes steady WORK I h9Irs
Al lJfl-St.
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TlHNIsHED ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED uY TWO GENTLEMEN Tw'
rye DOrnr. INK ICONS Furnished. with
lrI.a'. bath All Hmp.e .l.soi room. a.
if.'s stating terms e. f.. iZil ,aI-
WAY.
WANTED I rfIfflshe' apartments. %
small apartment below 5rtl ST.. gnff.I-
uifn~l -. LAWRENCE. 10 Gfh rNr.
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ST. BARTHOLoMEws CHURCH Madson-aye ana
34th-st. Rev. DAVID II. GREER Rector.-Norning
prayer litany and sermon at II O'Clock a. m heV' Dr.
MGREW Will ofliciae.
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nrcnRnED MORTGAGEs.

rropnen William Il. - l. Horn. i2''h-S' = CO., o..
r' IN =, o,scv - i,crisa Goidtr.s ~ -
nr w, wiiuSm AMI VIZ +, Ciern.nla Ifg
iS;h.si. and ,ropSry 81; ming 10 m'r'aees ,o,,.
same 20 JACOB j. I'r,i.r ami an,hsr :, Nicholas;
aye n 'rn"' '' ''''" ~ 7Gos
conner' charles : ., nj 20 - r Man'crrc MI c,.
chsn~e Harry TO Alnrg, FLAKE aNd another ~ 2o..
r s' e Paro,Eea . o Ka,harna scinebncr i5
l?' r. - C.nr NJ ri'.,
2cG T, Of 2d-ave mortgages YEAR 49,. q -
Fsh l,abella ii 70 ohn s'sw%- e, a. , ''' e5o
rs,chc ca,s'rnr era y an'srr =, 4os
1;o,iriigc Charlotte NJ and another :. Henry
L iiowlari ana ano'h"-. executors fnli'"H'- % ~
Gr'miey. FeiiT' ana VIE to Ronk for savings
o.! New-Yok and sno'her 5s'',' ,i w. r,r 90,
Gennerich. Christian F. 70 Ahbie !. E". NJ 7sny
Race. =; s e j,na I"ns "oi sa
johnson snInd Aloi- Gr''williG. ~ ~ I'm =. M
E1uleyarI. W s. Is . Of Home-s'. mort :, -
Me eS1 ee'' Mchaei and another to Valentine
ia% ave- aga mo 52Ssa%s 'iSr n
MsGrre Thom97 and , %me 10 N~''1 eor,.sr
same 10 An.1n Pheps stokes ei Al executor,
Anstcrlanave. : - # 5 II S'h-''. 3 % 90
M ,rnfs whiaro ana an John zmmcr
man. property bounded Nv Spiing wooster oo..
O'Brion Mary ! to Susan Jefferson. baihHA'r- no
ave " s gs' q = - Kingsbridge Road. g"ifs "'"'
O'Hrien William. AMI wife - charles Nfish'
ana another. 12Gthsi. p. %1 II - "inf"' oo
phoian James j. % Mutual Iife Insurance e..
N5th-si. corner 'oluuhu-hF", )
year '-''
Revnods Amier \ and husband - New ~
Life Insurance CO. n 37th-st. 22@ = . ~ OH
S,egmaver. Charles and wife {" Katie H"tii.s - IN
2As ? ~ of Slave. 3 months. ~"
Schultz Joseph and wife 20 DRY DOOR SAVINGS
INSTITUTION and another. LIT II. map u part -
estate - Nicholas S'uyr'snn'. year -. r..
mortgage 49, - 49,
sfietel Francis Robert Emhrec am another. -
ex,cu.rrs 40 lG, Mefc"r-st. g months. -'"'
Sohr.y4r John - %cw-Yurk SAVING BANK, .-
g2I-si $50 T. Il H'f-aN" years .-........ I""'
cetz William 10 Irving G-inn"l aud another. .
,rl,e.ee O2l ~. 225 q II 2iave. y"sr7. loo
c,,ese Marguerite. ana husband - Herman
N,olhslm .oi~ NJ i72 =" IA. map Section a. -.
Wye estate 23l Wori, mor'gag'9. Years -. 90
Tonyan Henry 20 Louis Mc'ofd' No Z" west 90
gSih-sf years ...--+ 49,
,r,,,ncv Jnirick Y. ana wife ~ the Manhattan
and Suburban Savings ana Loan Institution.
Van Corear Place. :. 2se u ~ Wict"r 49,
Place insialments .......'.....: a."
same T., Eiizsie,h A Mason. same properly. NJ.
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ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH. Madi-
son-aya and i2Gth- t.-lrcaching by the Pastor Key
EMORY J. HAYNES. ID. D. Morning subject; what rs
Anp welcome
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BlS,NESS CHANCES.

ACTIVE NAN. With good references m
,,tr1 Sfl,D 4, 500 pant'-. iot ihiN.
.,,.~ 80 business 49, "a uiurr i's'i', '''
salary and Interest ~ business '"',,,,e
hlx returns. no llak. h""in '''''' -"'
Broadway
utSINEss Man VIII invest lev
,h.u..,nl doilnrs ia a good iusinrrs YIN
,ts services OF would purchaHr busiAr9-
wh.~e there are gooi reasons Tor "r''ns
DESIRABLE. Tribune oiii''-
ACCOUNTANT Expert VIII write np
email sets u books. open ~ clos" h""Na'
d..ign Svs'rma OF accounts 10, 'Y,P',"
Una do estate work. etc VI. H. -
Tribune once. -------
n.KERY ron SALE Large cash nn..-
nr.,-. On leading avenue, IL !"'"y ~
cheap 20 qu!cH buyer ApViF ~ 10
NifiING 60. lJ7 Gre"n-it. Jersey wy
coRxER LIQUOR STORE must bo sod
an account * qlckness, best l1caton ~
Tompkins-nvr.. corner Hancock ~, u "lyh.
70, sAIE.-At a bargain old established
l,Ii.s' hair sior" on 6th-aN" y !"
d'tnr 4 good bu.in~ss DAVIS. - Myrtle
a~e.. Brooklyn.
HAND LAUNDRY doing fine business;
bargain; owner so.rs al. anr0. GO. Hr ~"
ag~n;s. Call lio East icsth-st.
MIN with fe-y hundred dollars can buy
vnlrnblc manufacturing buSirrs' 10 thls
n,l other Stnt,-'. great in1hcrnelt' WIZ
l,e offered. OVaor OF business can l' SON
nj Astor House. Room 2jH
PAINT. |. cents pound; TWO r"c"'p'-;
-.cclicni paint: all co.ors. Nhai VII
Won Civ" Tor rccr'?ts2 W. GRAM -
Assist. Indianapolis. IND .----
SALE or FXCHANGE.-"Anen bracrl
Wi,. Ecnce''. b-nced GU bridge princi-
ples. state and conr.y rights patent new
10. 5i5.3i5: estimates and circulars On
application. !. q. ALLEN. ~ f"ss-S'.'
Winlamspor' Penn. .
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR sale. Inquire go
Broadway. New-York.
a. 400 ACRES AT f27i.-Best land. CT
mate. all advantages. investment coon
,zr,lon: steamship or sailing vrsae! every
ten ,,sys. Address SAN DOMINGO CON
buLATE, 81 Broadway.
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F8l.L RIVER LINE

DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA PURITAN
PILGRIM ara PROVIDENCE IA cpmInissi' \ spcnb.!
nr,hcstra ot ,ath I-ase N"WYurk nom Pier ~ to.l
Noi Dot = Murray st. Il
40 - VI. we-k days ana Sundays; ff inH h'e5
direct connecting with cvWo-s tram ~. ",'iHh p"
A. II This s;'nmer touches at N"wi 80 MONDAY morn
$3.50 g. ST. week DAYS only. for &eepor AMI Fan
Ty,r do Newport COO I1! River ! {" ~ ''"h'''
,nr ,,l.h oNtr.s. ffAin ,uc Boston 800 \. u
fo- .cua'ut Cano COD" '.ol Colony H"s"''. 'g,n,
.,l,nr MS, 4 .ie's and t4Arii'g D. usal. AMI fn'
Ei,.r Line rate ilor. s'nl cents in sfiai' q p O
- L
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THE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHrRcH. sGthst and
Anserlam-nye.. Rev. ANsON T. ATTERb ~, ~ w..
PastorOp.n throughout the Preaching by Kew.
f. g. Nj IIALI. u. D. sunday school at SAB a. m
daily iavi'ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

ST. LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Jos
IVES, iist-st Eev. g. :. NARROWER, ID. D. PASTOR
Morning service. II q. IN. No evening service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57,h st. ar Gth-nVe.
pev n NJ LUTHER -. H.. u Srwark y. j.. prra.h"T
~ II and funuar-schoo NJ ~. Al corUhiiV invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

ST GEORGES CHURCH.. sluyvcsant Square. Rev. W.
RAISSFORD Rector.-IfOly Communion at a. m
Morning prayer ard sermon at II a. m Evening prayer
and sefm0n az y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

ST MIcIAET,S CHURCH Amstcrlam-ave and 00th ct.
= 30 a m Holy Communon 10. morning prayer II.
Iitarv Anie-communon. sermon by the Rev JOHN
y TETER Pm. H.: o. m. choral. with adj
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FOR LONG BRANCH

LANDING AT NEW IRON PIER.
LEAvE 22D-sT,. \. r.. go a: NJ; $50 J. ~
LEAVE PIER l. n r. 10 a. NJ. +. M .
LEAVE LONG BRANCH 1915 J.. NJ. 6:l3 = NJ
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