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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Dec. 2s-Cotton quiet midalinS. lie.
midllihg. l1lGc. good ordinary 40, net ana gross
receipts 7G1l bales: exports 10 Great liIltain. 49,
bales sales 962 bales: stock. 9li bales N''klf Nr
and gross receipts. j7GSS bales exports - Great aih
- 81 bales the Continent G1i2 Nale'. cuast"ls'
30 bales; sales. 33G3 bales: spnners - bales.
Norfolk Dec. 2s-Cotion firm; inidiiinE. 'i-''c; 10"
midding &c good ordinary nc, net and gross 70
IGi bales: exports coaswis' 2' bales sales
Az bales: stock - 4G1 bales. Weekly Net and gross r.
ccpts. 10 1913 bales exports TO Great Britain " ~" h s.
the Continent 900 bales; constwis" SIN bales sl"s
2.9a3 bales.
Neu.-O orleans. Dec. 2S-Cotton quiet; good mil !lnS
gIGc. mddrg 5.c. low midllng ~. good ordinary
Sssc. receipts. Gioj bales gross d"'' h'l'l CAP
bales coaswisc 32pp bales. sales. 1900 bales stock
(correctcd) 1892 bales. Weoky-Net receipts. ="
bales gross lOl. G6I bales. exports 10 Great Britain
81 $50 bales France 2f7.,9 bales. To the Continent
295 bales: coastwise. 1893 bales. sales. lp bal.s
Savannah Dec 2>-Cotion steady. mdllng , l-l"',
middlnr. issc: good ordinary. H.. net ami gross
receipts bales exports 20 Great britain ~ bales
coaswlse 2a2I bales sales. loo bales. sfo"h l'I2
bales Weekly Ne and receipts. H. - bales. ~
To Sli3 bales. e. Franc. .'2'
bales: the Continent; G722 bales. cpast"i'' l"''>'
bales sales. $50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
FOp FINE NEW BICYCLE PATH

William Easton is nothing If not arustcally
progressive AS an auctioneer he built up the thor
oughbred market In this country until values for
Individual horses exceeded those reached in any
other country. Mr.. Easton intends to continue as
q manager and auctoneer of thorouGhbreds and
hiel-cass horses for his own benefit. In the past
he has been associated with companies and private
establishments, but in the future he intends to reap
the profits of his labors for himself. As in the
past Mr.. Easton will sell the produce of the lead
ing breeding establishments, and is prepared to
conduct sales TO meet the general depression
that prevails throughout the country. Breeders OF
moderate thereby will have a chance 10
sell their produce with the costs greatly reduced
As bicycle riding has seized the general pubic
with firm grasp. Mr.. Easton has been selected
By a company to construct an indoor bicycle
pa where the devotees of the spCrt and recrea-
ton enjoy themselves in stormy weather.
Moreover. Il is the aim Of the company to keep all
sorts OF bicycles hand. which may be hired b.
those patrons who do not possess wheels OF their
own The buildings at Sixtleth-si. and the Boule-
ward. that formerly used as riding academy
by Durland. have been leased. and competent archi
completing the planssfor the largest and
best equipped bicycle circle in the world. With
such popular progressive, energetic man
William Easton at the head Of it. everybody who
is acquainted with his methods predicts un-
qualified success for the undertaking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
IN MEMORY or PROFESSOR WHTTNEY

EULOGIES OF HIS LIFE AND WORK DELIVERED
BEFORE TIE PIiILOLOGICAL cONGR -.
Philadelphia, Dec. 2s.-The members OF the seven
Pathological societies in session here met to-
gether again this morning in the library OF the
University Of Pennsylvania ami several instructive
and Interesting papers bearing upon the study Of
language and kindred scientific subjects We're read
After luncheon the societies held special sessions
I'm the rooms OF the College Hall and at each meet
ing papcrs were read by the members.
The thir1 and last joint session II the societies
was held this evening in the University Library.
when the members united in a memorial meeting
I'm honor Of the late William Dwight Whitney. az
Yale University. The meeting was presided over by
President Daniel Colt Gilman, Of Johns Hopkins
I-niyersity president OF the American Oriental
society Letters from a number OF foreign scholars
I'm cuiogv Of Professor Whitney read. and
theu a biographical address was delivered by Pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

THAT or LAST YEAR BY MANY MILLION FEET.
Lancaster. " H.. Dec. 2S.-The snow that Tell yes
terday 10 the depth Of ten inches will be 81 great
value TO the ;urlbermen who have been Handicapped
for the want OF snow enough u draw their timber
from the woods to the landings on the river banks
Those owning railroads into the forests have had
the advantage thus far anl large quantities OF ua-
her have been landed at the mills II IN" ''ra- -
proves to be n long one. the OF lumber in COOS
County will b. Of the largest in It's history The
Connecticut River Lumber Company VIII cut 5000.
900 feet where t. only M@H.H) last year, ana
the Rer,in Mills Company G00W00 where !; only
Gu, 100000 Choppers. teamstcrs and emr,oycs Of
all kinds ec, nearly much month "a .as: year.
and all find employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
AMERICAN ANTAGONISTS IN SESSION.
THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT THE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONS-PAPERS READ.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL MEETING HELD AT THE
COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SUR
GEONs-PAPERs READ.
The seventh annual meeting Of the Association
of American Anatomists begun yesterday at
ninth-st and Tenth-ave. President Thomas
Dwight was in the chair. The association declined
to affiliate with the Society of Naturasts. now in
session in Baltimore because the plan offered was
not definite enough. but it is thought the two
societies will eventually come together.
Or. George 5. Huntington. OF the College OF
Physicians and Surgeons, was elected a member
OF the Executive Committee in place OF DR.. Spitzka
who resigned. The following new members were
anatomy St. Louis. No. Medical College; Pro-
fessor c. .Iudson Herrick. Denison University
Granville O.; DR.. i. G. Hunt. Columbian Univer-
sity, Washington. u. G.; DR.. W. Hutchinson. pro-
fessor of anatomy. University of Iowa; Or. w. =.
Mathews, demons;rator of anatomy. Richmond
Medical College. Richmond. Va; DIR. i. y. Tup-
per professor of anatomy ST. Louis. Mo. Medical
College; Or. T. j. Brockway, assistant demonstra-
tor of anatomy, Columbia College; Or. W. A.
Dexter. demonstrator of anatomy. Harvard Mei-
cal School Il. Il. Gallaudet demOnstrator of anat-
Of anatomy Niagara University Buffalo, y. y.
Among the papers read Were: The Best Ar
Anatomy in Medical school by Or. +. H. Ger
rish of Bowdoin College: History Of the Develop
n CIV "on the Value Of the Nasal and 0rbiai
Indices In Anthropology." by Or. Harrison Allen.
of 500 Indian heads which he had examined. .
per cent were fiat ana broad. betOkeniug a low
% per cent had straight noses. The Indians with
whom the Quakers got on 50 easily had fiat noses
England had the straight nose The meeting viii
be ended today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
IN THE FIELD or SPORTS.
SKATERS OFT IN FORCE Oh MANY PONDS HERE

SKATERS OFT IN FORCE on MANY PONDS HERE
.rot.rs- rOXTN,s TOURNAMENTS TONIGHT.
The cold wave has brought JOY the lovers Of
.La,,nr and q continuation OF the present weather
t,r = aiv or two lonSer Will make excellent ska;in
., The iakos az central and Prospect parks. THE
suburban ponds in Wcs;chester Bro lkyn. New
rc.sc, a.l Staten Island, where the water was not
zoo doon were frozen sold yesterday ana the
Youngsters spent a jolly day Swimming over the
trozcn surface The lakes at Van Ccriiandt Park
VII 10 open to-day. and the ice IS firm enough on
some Of the smaller lakes in Central Park for skei-
ms
There VIII be an exhibition game Of football under
Gaelic rules at RIgewood to-day between the
O'Briens, OF brooklyn. and the Kearns-Gaelcs' Of
Harlem a SNOWFALL battle would seem = be the
more appropriate.
There wil be boxing tournaments at BON the
New-York and the new Manhattan Athletic cuo
houses tonight. Some interesting bouts have been
arranged. and it is said thai s!ugS.ng wiii MOI oe
prrmitted at eithC! CUB 49,,
'Ths fact that the New-York Athletic club has
secured mortgage upon lis properly al ITaNeIS
financial condition by any means. me cup hd
simply called in old bonds upon wh!ch II hAl
been paying per cent and new mortgage at
Dor cent has been issued
Il Is announced that arrangements have been COM
p,eied by which Ryan and Dempsey VIII hSnt a
the Atlantic Athletic cub early In January; rms
Tey-Orleans. but which the authorities prompted
after the death Of Bowen The fact that the battle
A, Coney Island VIII not be to finish, but VIII De
a Nfiaeu-rOund contest, may have some weight with
Inc Brooklyn officials. Then again. il may not
me roadhouses along the Boulevard from Pros
mo-. Park to Coney Island did a rushing business
Yesterday. The seighng was excellent, ana a
msh,y throng enjoyed tae sport in spite OF the Dit
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
TRANSPORTATION COMPANIES SIZED

Detroit. Mich. Dec. 2S.-Yesterday City Counsellor
Speed began suits against eight transportation
companies for nominal damages aggregating SO
90 The claim is made that while the transporta-
ton companies have offices in the suburb OF HAM
tramck and assert they should be taxed bv the
township OF Hamtramck, matter of fact they
DO their business in the city of Detroit. and The
suits are TO recover what the companies would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
SEEING MACHINE COMPANIES COMBINE

Dayton. Ohio Dec. 2s.-It is reported here that
consolidation Of the White Sewing Machine Company
of Cleveland. and the Domestic Sewing Machine
Company. of Springfield with the Davis Company. Of
Dayton. is about 10 be effected. and all the business
will be brought this city. The matter was dis
cussed at meeting OF officials OF the three
companies held here last night. hut nothing Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

fessor Charles r. Lanman. OF Harvard University.
Addresses also made by Professor j. Tying
Manot, OF Brown. and the Rev. Dr Nlinan
Hayes Ward. IF New-York. Professor Francis 4
March If Lafayette spoke upon professor v M
ney's influence on the study OF modern languages
and photography. and Professor Berndotte Per
rim Yale. upon his influence on students OF cisSi-
cal pho.ogy. The meeting closed with an ADDRESS
by President Gilman. =,
held tomorrow morning.
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CLOSING PRICES OF SAN rnANcIsco STOCKS.
Religious Notices.


MfTRop0LITAN FORWARD MOVEMENT.
sn,a.v nov .r it9 s. p n'1 rr eies9Ec
u -. viii address both services So D. ~. dy 70
Guement Of the Hoiy sp. select orchestral ana vocal
SUNDAY school and Bible Glass 2.li p m. Adir's' iy
Mc2aay oi i home y Wa',h , Nse .,s sr'
dresses ny lses. : T. cNpNAN ana .'n'-s MN, o..
weamecay D. -s,ory-,cer, neht "a unique ~er,ic.
Thursday. M Christian family e4i"'fhs '"' lHNf
FRIDAY. p. m.-enc.'ions and answers. ty Re- $. r.
SATURDAY p m Musical rest night w.man's meeting
, N. every saturday. No.n meetings from j. 10 !
A-A-A-A-A-T sorru AFRICAN EtrrH
ian i 81 Viii i sins at ,h~ Msa> M, Mas IN A
ociaof Xiiu'sn, SARAH wEAY v.i .g.aN M vs.
come
ACADEMY or MISC i''h-,,.. .>e, Yark. i,s.nn.ns
WITT Wi S@ TAiM& S,;i ' 81 ~ ' ri pe ,ry s'es
afternoon NJ "oo, g. Dor oi-.n - +. d" .'ri- - @
people ate requested ''r p''n" ni''-s .n 'H"
@ plxoN "" 2,see , n1..@" s' Met. T Tss
n~tis, Miss Tphnm sois.' creole quartet
\ GREAT -wArcn. NrGnr SERVICE ST BAR
T IT, 4iiSiny iei N J., Is T>YoT ,.~i' -."
Mis- WAY cordially n..'r 'iirna,
4 SERVICE PARTICIPATED ~ - MORE TIINN
2' 30 ,h san,v f,ern 81 a, o " a h~ p.e j.,
invited ia the Five Points Illus .f lil4.I. ~ fh-
-. donations - ,i.fhing and Shoes solicited
ALL SAINTS Henry and S,amusN -'s. Rev WILL
IAN y. DINNI.1I. H. T.. Rector D" 10 3D.. &c. Hri
- T. H.. Seals all free. SUNDAY iI.i H l fn at4
iu.
ALL SOILS cIItH'1T ffh.Hf". conner .".h 80 e'-.
fn.n hy Pastor. irs THEODORE o. WILLIAMS. 10
a. 900 SUNDAY rIh l.l 800 fu. ln 'lHfF" 20 f"s
FREDERIC }. GNuLD. arf..ll' Ih" rlt... '.iH.'-t
Invited
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE r>lo% rucNrmNG
HALL, Ifi AVE. and ian SUNDAY. 3 0tiI.. .Ni r.t
hv ~ o;,-rn,r JOIN g.. ST. J"tiN. ~ kan-as Spt" D.
'tapiial' Choice If'gftufu" No 'ffi. .fiHH ri't W
sisiing - anih,m- and ,hNfu-'- Nj Emma Wing sl
slff'flrf. Itt~il'Il 300 Ai+ii
President. EDWIN GALLOWAY. Secretary.
ANNOt' NCEMINT ENTiAOEnlN iI;N '..-.....--. .,.-
"NED" MURPHY X coming. SUNDAY. Jan 1911 t..'
pJpuur frlul" afil~ 'n2'lrf "N' fi."l-
churches begin. HrEfrest" Christian Temp if .n
laign ~ Madison Afrfu~ Presbyterian ''hl''I. fn"i
81 ~. Res. Dr CHARLES :. THOMPSON Pastor.
sunday evening Jan l3th continuing nightly $500 "".Nt
ufa.r direction National 'nff Hu M'u~ frfrl"fA n''
Union 4.3 I>NlusiOn-it" JpilN s. lit hLEk pf'-i.
dent Ministers willing Z" 'nnNur" meetings i''-" SEM
names Inicr,enouiua'iouaL lnp,l.'l'1L 49, sunday
Saloons"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

Montreal Dec. 2S-The international hockey
match tonight between the United States hockey
team and the Victoras OF Montreal. resulted in
victory for the Canadians In the first half the Ca
madam game was played. and the Canadians Won
hv score OF to l. The second half was the Ameri-
can game and in this the score stood at the close
/ 20 l. the Canadians thus winning the matcn by
{ u n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Dt,,T1J or THE STALLION PHALLAS.

Racine. Wis Dec. 2s.-Phallas GI3aD. the cele-
hra,ed stallion owned by j. l. Case. died last night
q, Hickory Grove Farm. the result Of getting cast
n stall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

have to nav for city school and police for 1885,
Among the companies sued are the Prdgeon
Transportation Company. Parker Transportati0n
CoInpanv. RohV Transport alton Company, Bunaio
and Duluth TRANSPORTATION Company. Farwell
REPRESENTATION Company. j. Emery owen Trans
por,ation Company and Northwestern Transporta-
"a.
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Practical Results-13 Years Work

NINETEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
AND ORPHANS.
Forty million dollars already saved living policy hold
by reduction u pr,miums: ishty-ihie - ThouS,na
paving Members Tw. HUNDRED AMI Seventy Million Dol
lars force Three Million Seven Hundred an
Ten Thousand Cash surplus Reserve Emergency Fund
More than Sixrvour Million Dollars new business Tor the
1895 These few practical results already re-
corded 90 the credit II The
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIATIONS.
+. r HARPER. President.
Home OAice. Mutual Reserve Building.
broadway corner Of Duane-st New-York
Send for circulars and rates
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WORK WANTED.
AinIe

Male
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Address CHAS. DrEELL. ~. ''>
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work. desiIca eWplD vm'nt 20 anything
whcr" ih'se b. chance for Advancement {.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

The annual meeting of the New-York Canoe Ciub
VS. he'd at the Arena last night. The report OF the
pu!.er showed that the club was in good hnancia
c,-.,,on in spite OF the damages sustained during
,,. lost two years After the removal OF the club
house from Staten Island to Gravesend. storm
wrecked the clubhouse and nearly every ding was
-, The house~v III be KEEP, open all winter, and
several entertainments will be given.
The officers elected last night were as follows:
Courtney HYDE captain: Francis T.. Pratt. mate;
Henry H. Smythe. rurser; L. l.. Coudert, C.. Bow
YER Vaux Frank c. Moore. j. T. Plunlmer ana VIII
lam " Browne., trustees.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

ry.pNIslIED rooms 70 Ist. Win Or VIII
out board. reasonable pnc". 10 fa'
5Sth-ai -.---..------------
~ NEST l2TH-ST. -bS"Gsomeiy iuInlshei
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rf.vsie hOuse. sunny sor.hr'" "a.
'.sfIo.ktrg 5,n-ave.; wlnoo"a on w" ''es
IN evcir room: references
otrp eT % EAST near Madison SQUARE.
lind .orlrlF furnished l"is' ana also
,, .,,,,e. attendance frs'-clnss
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CRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

I,,,r or A THREE. STORY. ncw bro"n.
.,.,n hotse dar.e front alccse room. -
f,er. and four rooms ana store-i"on %
ROOM. excellen, modern inproVrin' ;
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fro,a A!bany-sve. station. kings Co.. ~
yated: II minutes from Bridge. WI lrt
d iel,losaan and wife or small fanny ..
sdJt,s no, exceeding three persons. rem
So Appiy 20 CHARLES T.. HOT III
a.; Suinnor-ave.. corner McDonough-s'''
b Nyn.
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HELP WANTED.
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DEVASTATING.

A-A.-A.-COrTrRIEHE FRANcAISE--.
Fancy waists street. dinner ana h't
dress .: laii,s' materials made. sp' ,i'l
styles ~. large ladies'. rcmpdellins sh1r'
rn,ica. moderate prices. Mn". AMBER
son. iOs West l1th-s,.. late with stern
Bros.
DRESsMhKING by day. skirts specially.
latest styles: skirt complete one day
with Seamstress or home. az ladlc: MONIES :
sa,ing cutter. Miss AKEHLEY. il3 West
gOth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

Vt REFORMED CATHOLIC services in Christ MIS-
SION ~ West 2i.i-sL-Evenng 80 Father O'CONNOR
pseach.y. Subject. 'Fnfher McGlynn's ilumliatlcn
irlt.siants and Catholics invited All welcome"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
Reliaions Notices.

CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES, 36th-st. west OF stu
ave-. Rev II. Il. TYLER. u. D.. Pastor.-Preachlrg py
tn" Pastor morning and evening. Christian EndeaVor
pra yer citing sunday evening at 1 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29
NeIiaions Notifies.

ALI. SOILS CHURCH Madtson-ave and '1thst-
I.ev. Il. HFBER NEWTON will preach at II A. m Even
song at 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

ASSOCIATION HALL. TWEETY-TTiIRD SIRt;,E Z
BAPTIST CHURCH.. corner ith-aVe-- RcV. lli.M.N9
InXON breaches II and : Morning sermon, 'The ManN-
man" fVcry body welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

REV ARTHUR TT PERSON HY REQUEsT) WILL
give nm address on ''The Enduemn the Holy Spirit
SUNDAY at D. M AT Metropolitan Hall. 1ih-s, near
Gth.ave select orchestral music
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.


sLElGHS. SLEIGHS. SLEIGiIS.
SLEIGHS
SLEIGHS.
Portland and Albany Cutters.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Pony and Jumps, at Sleighs.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGIIS.
Elegant Four Passenger sleighs.
SLEIGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Fine Old Comfort SlciShs,
SLElGHS.
SLEIGHS.
Bells. Ciimcs. Ilumes.
Fur ROBES.
FUR ROBES.
Foot Warmers and
EVERYTHING FOR SLEIGHlNG. -.
Choice Selection.
Very Low Prices.
JOHN MOORE * Co.
81 and 80 Warren 81.
Also large line Of
COUPE ROCKAWAYS
and OTHER CARRIAGES.
New and Second hand
HARNESS and HORSE GOODS.
BEAUTIFUL PORTLAND SLEIGH. S2G,
black robe. $40: French harness. ~, .
funabout wagon. $l20: lady's driving ana
saddle hackney cob eelding. $40; trial al
lowed: quick sale. MERCHANT. Tribune
OHf-e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-29

At TIE For RITZ PREsBYTERGAN CHURCH West
I:nd-at" and 9lst-st Rev JOSEPH Il. KERR. D. -
Iasil-.-ll H. m. simeon and His Saviour , p. m.
D. m. "A Year at Antioch" Wednesday
venng lecture hy the Pastor AT o'clock Public cor
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
APRIL I. or before. a competent man ms
gardener. and 10 care "a two horse. ana
COWS. also cook and waitress. husband.
Wiz and daughter preferred. Address
drawer GG3. Albany. !
AGENTS. Agricultural men preferred. in
every State ana 'pu,ty - seh our 'iir.
ron Attachment for IlNW. lDu harrow 49,
you pillow. ~ aldiu1nsl drIught required.
Fits any Jlow. IN particulars Hddrc-@
J. t.. MoLFktLi. A. co. General Agents
for United States. Box Gl2. stanton. va.
MACinNISTs' APPRENTICES - Strong.
active bows wanted. trade thoroughly
taught In all its branches. evening in.fruc-
ton in mechanical drawing and Inlthe-
matte. gratis. wages INST year s. per
week Il. nor 60. 81 Irandst.
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 10 Lon
don and Liverpool. work for passage
Apuly 81 GreenwIci-st.
WANTED 4 idreas II parties engaged In
the business 81 distributing advertising
n.ffer In New York. Address az once J.
O. IoN 81. Louisville. Ky. Give terms.
WANTED. TO take charge or "a department
ia Indiana or Ohio. an experienced adj
yortlsng or Insurance solicitor and salcs-
man. who is a thorough gentleman and Ia
pablr II trangacting business with our
highest class ~ business men ana institu-
tpn~s 10 fbfN u isHit " I"'' VIII " b. III
Of trust and profit. Gail on or address
ADAMS K CO.. * Duaue-ft.
WAITED one city salcsman. must be ~
good address and woll recummcn1ci:
good opening f0r night man with largest
nursery corporation ~ United States. with
l1rs" capital AMI superior fac.iiii"s. stock
guaranteed 20 grow BROWN BROTHERS
COMPANY. Rochc7ter. y. J.
WANTED. SALESMAN. worth $1,000 a
year. must Invest - 900. Address T..
Tribune Office.
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At TIE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN BROOK
INN. corner Of Clinton and Congress sts-Rev. JOHN
W CHADWICK Will preach tomorrow morning at ii
o'ciock subject after Christmas The public cor
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sr ANDREWS CHURCH 9th ave. corner l2.th.st.
Rev GEORGE r. VAN DE WATER y. D.. Rector;
Re- GOUVERNEUR MORRIS WILKINS. Assistsnt-
s. vices Holy Communion Nespers with address
TO children p Other services with sermons: II a. m.
and Ti5 D. m. Special musical services FIRST SUNDAY
evening of month Everybody made welcome.