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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

Kansas CTTT- Mo- JAN Il.-WHHAT
No. 2 red, 6215c; No. = hard, 5915o.
CORE-No = white, Bic; DO. mixed
3014e
OATs-No. 2, 2715c.
RYE-No. 2. soc.
CATTLE-Receipts 6,l0O. Shipments,
$500 Market slow and dragging and
weak TO - cents lower Texas steers.
So 1905 rs; shipping steers, So 0001
8 30. Texas and native COWS, 81 350e
3 15. butchers stock, @3 2J0g4 f5s stock
ers and feeders. s. o56t8 go.
Hoes Receipts 10000. Shipments.
ZOO Market strong and active Bulk,
50 1000 20; heavy, packing and mixed,
s. 09zl5 -; light, workers and pigs,
81 9a015 70.
SHEEP Receipts, 900 Shipments,
none Market slow and dun.
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bv local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear
There III only one way to cure deafness,
and that Is bv constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by ala inhamed CON
dition Of the mucous lining of the
austachian tube. When this tube gets
inhamed YOU have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when i IS en-
tfreIv closed deafness IS the result, and
less the Inflammation can be taken out
ana This tube restored to its normal cons
dition, hearing VIII be destroyed forever.
nine cases out of ten are caused by
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

President of the Kitehiers' National
Bank-zy hats this item IN our statement 81
assets-@95, 0Q027
Cashier-Yes. sir. 7 thought those odd
cents would look mighty we'll
President Wen. they would look better
If the item wasn't gold coin on hand. ''-
Life.
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New York Money 7rari.et.

NEW YoRK. Jan. TO- Money on call
easy, at 195I15 per cent. prime mercan-
tile paper, 81 asa per cent Sterling
exchange firm and higher. with actual
business ia bankers bills at 4s6 q 4S7
for demand and at asa G14SJ for SIXTY
days. posted rates 4S5ls 04S715; com
mercial bills, 4S5 p a. 4S4
Bar silver $50.
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nothine - anInfamal

eatarrh. which is nothing bat an inhamcd
condition w tile mucous surfaces.
We VIII give one hundred dollars for
any ease of deafness (cansed hv cafarrh1
ma cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
nre Send for circulars. free
f. j. CHENEY g. Co. Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists 45e.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

Americ'n Sugar Rely, S11s. Atchison.
1855. C 3. IS O., 1876 Erie, 14: ~ g
a., 1895. Missouri Pacific. 1875. Read
ing, 1875 New England l21' Rock
island 6515. ST. Paul. 51@4, onion Pa
elnc 1874. Western Onion. e45s.
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AT THE cHTCKEN Show
Prizes Are Awarded To-day Money and
silver Cups as Prem uuls-

Prizes Are Awarded Today-nLoney and
silver Cups rs Prem ililns-
Several awards were made at the Poul-
try show today. The how continues un-
til Saturday. There are many visitors.
III seems to be a contest between the
nickel-in-the-sl0t machine which plays
BOom-de-Ay and the poultry as to which
makes the most noise.
About @i25 viii be given in prizes. and
T. r. Hardy. 81 BclieviIIe has Sent the
society two silver cups to be given to the
best exhibitors ST Cochin and Plymouth
Rock hens.
The prizes awarded this morning were
to Miss Iissa Neville, of Newton for the
best Golden Bearded Polish rooster hen
iii. Ill. Bair, of T0feka. was awarded
first prize on Rose Cumeed Brown Leg
horns.
Peter Sims. IF Topeka. secured first
prize on cockerel, Rose Com1ed Brown
Leghorns
Fred Geoghagan. sc Topeka. first IA
white Leghorl cockereIs first on hen.
second pa pnilet
~ A Sparks. North Topeka. eockerel,
frst pullet, hrst and second, GA brown
Lerl0rms
Tiff Moore. hen, first. rooster, first.
q. q. Smith Topeka hen, second
Death Of -Aaton srefnhom
Anton -teinhCf. resident OE Topeka
for eleven years. died This morning at
his home. 415 Monroe street. AIr 1tein-
hof was s. years of age. and is the father
of John 1teinACI. the phot9grap her Lie
has been employed during his entire
residence in Topeka AS cabinet maker
in the Santa Fe shops. Pneumonia was
she cause of his death. Mr.. eleinhCI
was q deacon ana an active worker is the
German Baptist church. The funeral
viii be held st p. m. Saturday. at Ills
late home.
--Hsarbarn-- ana .-xy Nczgn3or-s vs'ire---
viii be repeated in Library halls Friday
evening. the 18Th, Isl the ori ginal cast
for lngleside.
oxford 11astras AnGIa
Shirtings at
TOPEKA SHIRT M'F'G CO
See Barbara and SHY Neigh1ors
Wife" in Library hall, Friday evening.
the 18TH
Call and examine our prices before
purchasing --1Ieal tickets elsewhere
! Whittier s Co.
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1t IS q bit 81 inside gossip that the COM
mittee was induced to apply the tax at such
low limits because IF the fear chat # it were
placed higher people would says ~A eli.
congress is willing enough to tax the other
fellow income, but we notice 1T was care
ful not TO apply She ? per cent TO its own
salaries BY putting the minimum taX-
able ineome down to $1,000 congress escapes
this criticism but ineurs The enmity Of 2
host Of men who are able 30 make 5000 or
S. 0e0 a year. and VINO live IN dread Of hay
iny to pay over q small SUM in tire way of
a direct tax or escaping u by indulgence ju
some artfuI Interpretations when the
1s-xeatherer comes round.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-10

Now IS the time to buy
when YOU can get lit ait
cur prices.
Use Star Baking Powder
at 15c Ib. can. guaranteed
rs good as Prices on Royal.
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TOPEKA SHIRT 1I'Fo. ~.

Call and examine our prices before
purchasing .-1Ieal tickets elsewhere
Whittier Il Co
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brsincss Chances.

: SUCCESSFUL TEACHER desires .
lcrrn - rlN. on'fnu whore ifI'it"
school orri.i b. n,..cI. A.-rss Ii.IA'l-
PAL. Tribune Oihce.
AMEKIcAN 81 TYrEWmTEES VOL
equals Siv' machine. simple. d'i@ii".
easily learned. r.ilirra us" s. good r...'i
book stores. hardware. &C., West l't"
It,
HAVE FULL PLANS .. prep~,-ei I'm"
electric road. wHuf Nu. or 1880 men "i'h
some m.r'r o. ur' me- .Ho'ii .'.' =.
f.rflrf ana mili0uaircf TRACTION.
Boa i" Triian" "rIee.
o. Ypr HIVE a store or hue'ues ~
my kni ypp wish s..d qHi'Nt. WIN N'
publicity. 90 want a rufn'f apply u l'pN
AID \ WIGGiNS. 80 Nhsoa-.''.
JuIIN 4 lAlr>. c.u en4.'o.r. q
Broadway. Room i o1 af". co's OF -uf.
Nc,lnr afd suiiltidlnF Ir.p'''1 genera.
e1ln,crln. snd contr e work.
5iEAM LAUNDRY To- s'lc proata
over t3.ouo NJ pr !cu Apply "'.
HLOoD. 10 warr~i-,t.. y. Y.
TnEAsTRrR WANTED with $1,000
In nld established business VIII stand in
Nrstigtfion. good salary. SOUND. Trlb-
ure uri"".
WANTED S2oro FOR onc-hn', interest
in rp"i paying "ntctpfi-". stock vs..
worth Ns.lsio. salary 50 wrckly. can
Room o. Arhucklr Huiiiing. lir''"l>n.
5000 RErt TABLE business mar
can secure half inior,tt IN am oli "sidh
lsh.l lumber husiusss. annual sales oN"l
SppU'r full information given ip prin
cipals only n bankrupt sale. lor ii'ai'
interview responsible, AMI reputahi" party
address : y =. Room -. 2I' Broadway
Now York CITY
Sl25 900 Bi'YS prosperous brewery. HALF
cash. viii pay - per cent not yearly on
Investment CLOSEST lNFESrlGATIoN
Tribune Office.
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YOUNG U0MEy IN CONTENTION

SESSIONS OF THE Y. ". c. a. OF MAssA-
cfIusETTs OPENED AT LOWELL
Lowell Mass Feb 16 (SpeciaD.-The opening se3-
sion of the Young WOmen's Christian Association
Convention, promises a successful series OF meet
lngs The delegates have been arriving on every
train since noon. The convention Is unique IN that
II IS a convention Of young women the work OF
the association being done by young women for
Young women Shortly after the hour announced,
90 T. m Mrs H. y. Shattuck, president OF the
Lowell Association; Mrs. O. II. Durrell OF cam
bridge. chairman OF the State Executive Com
rnlttee and others OF the officers and speakers OF
the afternoon took their places OIL the PLATFORM
A brief song service was then conducted py MISS
Marion Rice. OF Winchester.
Mrs. Durrell welcomed the delegates, predicting
great blessing from the meetings OF the convention
Mrs Shattuck, in behalf Of the LoweH Assocla-
ton then rendered its welcome to the delegates
Mss Pettee OF Northheld Seminary responding be
fore the address Of the afternoon Miss Rice sang
the HYMN "An for Jesus" which Mrs Durreii
suggested should be the thought Of the convention
Mrs a ]. Gordon. Of Boston. then gave bloie
reading on Power for Personal Christian Ser
vice" the text OF which the motto OF the con-
yention Not by might t n nor d by power Out O'
MY spirit s sal'n by y Mrs A. Floyd of the Uni
taran Church the Nominating COMMITTEE presen'e go
Provjdence; vice presidents. Mrs Thomas Martin
Of chelsea Mrs Wesley Smith OF New,yorK' Mi iss
Ina HaTizer Of Northnsd Miss Mary McLoce:
Of Boston Miss Ellen " Hurd OF rrcs'reH Viii
serve throughout the convention. vo,,
In the absence Of Mss Mchray: OF s,t,S CEN
nd speak nfoTmsy on the S socn aG a oSe
use OF Individual talents In developing the sociai
side OF the association Miss Pettee then reen "a a
paper on The College Association ana what II
Can Do" a. ..,1a,,
This evening Mrs Elizabeth STOW Mead presidssbh EN-
subject college Women in Christian WorKs anu
Mrs A. ] Gordon OF Boston. delivered an ADDRESS
The Association Factor IN E'ansen@'ne '''
Cities"
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FURNISHED Rooms.


uANpsoNEI.Y Ftft%lSiED ROOMS.
"a 30 lIeit h.uf ana bath. Co S'itl men O.
r,nt moderate. - West 'iih-e'.
NIiTfY furnished ro'r. "n NJ ~
g., ;ih..' between ~ an en- ave.
TTRT FRONT s"r,nl f'1r room. - ''
ra- ,r.k. vl,n breakfast. 81. 30 h'''
son .rf
TUE nrRIINGTp$.
80 N..f Both -f l' snn lri.
sfI..s ui'h private hi'h. meals "a carte
flrlv s.i~
tnvH 81 80 WEST N.-rl} fufn.sl"'
heated rooms. 81 3d. s.. 81. hn- l..' -
apartment. nl'srih emit. in.i.''' D. '''''
,sTH 1T l0i WEST E'c2anlr fn''
rfsrsl rooms large ana SMALL 10 pii'A'
family. 900 Improvement
on.t LEXINGTON AVE. near i-ith ft
NI-rt furnished room. every con
Asrffr.n
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Gclp Udntco
Males.

Males.
AGENTS TVERYWHFRE.-Tad ladies' and
gentlemen vino can operate s'Nih- Hit-
ch.ne- 10" inrfoN mem WORKS o. an
SIud- - viac uachin rs measures. spaces
ana foid' all tuck. autpnaticaiy seiI'
lt..f ,nr.r prcifS. Inc o,c stamp.
GoL1NTT. 81 Centre-.t.
GOOD AGINIS everywhere 10 latest
olice epcr1ltyt sell, ii'"t WIN iar."
90. Milwaukee. Wis.
TRAVELLING Statesmen. Please send
addresses. inrortaut communication t"g
selected mon in "a f.rert lines. Nothing
about selling goods. T. .. Box ~, ). \.
WANTED. -fnicliicon. man. S'H, per
month 10 causa-sin~. ln'e opportunity.
s. letters answered without % cents tnr
rI outfit .-..ffar'ion ruara1t"ed or
money refunded. STANDARD FORM LA
60. Chattanooga Tom.
WANTED In drygoods commission
horir. pay So 90 so por week
" randi Towing hand. none others need
apply Addrcss p. O. Fox 2.NoG.
WANTED a nr,t-ciass haif-'one opera
f... IA q large gallery Address stating
s1u particulars. UALf-ToNE. i.22I way.
WANTED Mn ia every town To sell
our cigar-shapel smoking pip". cannot b"
IA nom "a cigar. no experience IL re-
o.trcd as ovnry smoker buys one as soon
as ha aaas Il. big profit FOR agents. sample
end outnt BY mail for g.. IN stamps y
l.. PIPE CO.. stamford conn., BOX ).
Fcmalcs.
WANTED 4 refined American woman
uuIer = as mothers heIp. 30 c'InWy' ="
mills nom Nov N0rh. so mental work
r,raf o.. practical AMI good s"ttnstr"~s.
AaIr.-- with .-e. r"fer"uo" aud was'-.
JERSEY. 3i3 j. ith-ay".. Mt. Vernon.
WANTED Ladies o. DO wri'.ns a.
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GENITAL yArLYs CONDITION SERIOUS

Lynchburg. Va Feb. 1G.--The condition OF General
Jubal A. Early. following TIE fall on the ice ne
sustained yesterday, is more serious than was APP
pretended al the time. He refused % TAKE any
nou-ishnoen. and the only rest he has had to-day
was after an oplate had been administered He
suffers great main. and at times Is unconscious
DR. Terrell, the attending physician; Is evdentiy
alarmed about his condition. General Hary Is III
his seventy-e.ghth year.
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Countrn zeal Gstdte fer Sale.

AGENCY FOR MoNTCLAIR.-Ee.l.
fencc properties. all sind. al, or XIV
furnished houses II BIS ~ ~ -
l.,t-su 1n-st.. y. Y.
ro,r ,hn civ for rcut or sale; bargain.
MORRISON. - Icekmtn-s'
rov- Ltcr-pL For sale - Lease. two
,o,rs two houses. have boon rented az
nrst-clnss family hotel. near wairr am
station. valuahl" property ior invest =. H.
EXECUTOR. iG7 Wcstefveli-'N'.' ~"
Brighton. :. J.
SHORE FARM ~ Greenwich. ~ h'r'N'
desirable FOR country scat or su"llN l''''''
I ". ATWATER 81 Fih"rfy-'t.
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Brooklnn Real Csialc 60 Get.

To LEr-Commnlious thrcc.story SON
detached frame house. brick hll"i' h'i-
rooms. large parlor. upstairs Ginius- ON
plot 3n.luu in finest part ~ i'I''n,, ~,
near - Mark 's-arr.. Ou trolley INC NJ ill
ruf in nrsi-.lass tepairs H"at $500 Al
dre4s OWNER. ~ Hnlsoy-st.. l'r"'klFn.
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COAL TARIFF RATES WITHDRAWN.

Hartford. Feb lion March the Central Rai!-
road OF New-Jersey and the Philadelphia ana Kea--
,nv vii Withdraw their ccal tariff rates points
in New-Engiand and after that date VIII oi! coai
only TO the Hudson River at 81 60 ton from tne
rnnes In PENNSYLVANIA. East OF that line; exteAclns
from Jersey City to Albany. the raiirSaGs d ana
Transportation compares mus: Ana ana '"e"
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Citn Real gsinlc 60 Ect.

r1HNlsHED HOUSE FOR Rent. h"--
tween 10th and l2fh ste., on an. "'
ayes. references. Apply u.s. letter VI >
GODFREY. IN Aaor. Washin s'1n Huii1-
ing 1 E-llfuqr
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Rcliaions Notires.

.CADEnY OF MUsIC-sunday ser
vices Metropolitan meetings Mr.. YATMAN Leaae i.
Weeden Female SeNtet Metronoii,en Slais
Quartet PARK sisters corpet trio Mr. YATMAN Ieaas
service 1880. Rev DR. PAYNE Of the Me,nods' Nanv's
breaches Metropolitan Hall 4th-st, oppoSts MAsy
nornlng Mr. PHILLIPS: aern09n x;og r ,oie sen'et
Mr.. BALDWIN Evening. 1870. Weeden remaie 'es.c.
orchestra solost Colonel EVANS leading ssrvics ''e~
week special services same place. at noon anu "e
a DAY OF GREAT GLADNEss ALL Ct ~ nI VIZ a. -
wonderful revival Trinity Methodist Churcn
Jersey City Intense excitement. THOMAS HAkhiSoN
Evangelist. Jubilee. o'clock
ADJuTANT WRAY COL HADLE1 Rescue so.'| nsns1
Kings Daughters the wondcIim s,s s.r a,
ran-Reyiyal services continue nightly next week, ~.
Bartholomew's Mission. 42dst 3d-ave "ea'eS' '''e'
Ing OF the week tonight.
AL SOULS CHURCH. 4th-ave corner III yTAMs
a. m sunday-school $3.50 p. m. In ehafge or '. es
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE, Associate haii-houf 'e'
psrs. 4:3O .. m The public cordially invited
ALI. SOULS CHURCH Madison-aye and ootnrT; xu
R HEBER NEWTON, y. D.. Rector.-Rev.. ah -
kIRxUs LIZ D.. viii preach at II o m ana $50"
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To SETTLE AN IMPORTANT POINT.

To SETTLE AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Washington. Feb. 16-An important case has been
docketei in Supreme Court of the United States
coming up on appeal from the United States Court OF
Appeals OF the Eighth Circuit 1t is the case
begun under instruction from AttorneyGeneral Nil
Ter by J. ". Ady. United States Attorney for the
District OF Kansas, test the question whether or
not the Trans Missouri Freight ASSOCIATION Is an
organization existing in violation Of the provisions
OF the Anti-Trus. law OF 1890 The complaint was
fled on January {. 1882 ana November 70. the same
year, Judge John a. R!ner delivered an opinion 70
the effect that the association WAS not conspiracy
within The meaning CT the law OF 1880, and entered
decree d!sri.ssins the pill From this juosmen'
The United States appealed 20 the Court OF Appeas,
and on October O. 1879, the judgment OF the Dst!lct
Cour; was afiirIned Judges SsSho.n ana mayer
AGAIN the United '9;ates appealed. and now asks
the Judgment OF the h!gnes: court OF the land upon
OneH.lon
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miscellaneous.

DE-. ROSELL'S zEDUAHY, the grca,
remedy fr cailhaln,, roras, buiion',
s.,r,firg tender end tlrrd feet, Is sold By
HARRY & JAMES. 79S Sth-avc.
POSITIVELY LAST great annual sale
gloves handkerchicfs. corsets. underwear;
lingerie. half former prices. buy now ana
save Gfty per cent. JAMMES. ooo Broad
way.
pOSTAGE STAMP collections wanted
Old stamps lcft on letter, receive b,ttcf
,r',cs hddre-s. giving ran particulars.
EEORGE WARD. - East l0th-st.
SAFES sold direct by the manuiactuI.
~ me ciisfnfnars. cheap for cash. house.
So up. business SO 10. catalogue iree
\. y. SAFE co. - Clinton Place.
- CENTS DAILY cost curinr drunk-
a-I WIKI hlcn'- hntilid al drur. i,.s
o. nailed 1TIr ANT1LIQ C'NPANh ,
Ncu-Gor, CIV ald Afloh,7. -.
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6orses an0 Carriages.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
J. ". QuINDf y ~
CARIIAGE VI 4 h r No

cARhiHGE MAhEKs.
SEWAXK, y.
. GfpA .I;F BSi''A LLAA : HER;:.IS
S S1a'nH ESQ nEonnGHAMs, K RToxs
WAYS, CABKIoLETssi fi ~ G0 Ooh
MAKERs. ALL II RERIIErI9GnI ohDEH
TEICFs GKEHTLY REbuJSC3G6.1D;;f oppo.
sIiE BRoAD ST. station Ban D.; Il H. y.
X Z. Thirty MINI,,r,t.1c, sir ~ sanity
CLAY or cHHISToPHf'i''9' '''''''
\ LADY wishes 10 sell her Sa'' 80.
driving cob: pretty US a picturr' ,IID,i,t,
pet: $50. 1872 hands high. MISS '''' H.
Box . Tribune Office. ---
FAMILY COB-Ilackney hr"d. ,' hiFn .,, ne,
,or. nropertv 81 a gentleman; VIII "ii"V
,ri,i ms loo, usod t. uunah"ui, so T.
and stanhope: VIII sell lo". Sp' ND
COB Tribune Office. ---
FOR SALE saddle ea1 driving wing i a2Ir'
- frr cbrd Address pr. .. 9. JACK
*. Box IGi. Jamaica. l.. l.. y. y.
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Orcssmaking.

ARTISTIC DRESS AklNG; imported
fashions; Motel orders ut ShOr5 notice ana
modf rate Iriccs Mrs. MkLfON ~ Il u.s.
llth-sL. between B'way ard University
Pace.
"A .-DRESsMAKEE. elegant cutier
and litter. 50 day or at home, periect nv
guaranteed. velvet SILK ~ cloth suits mnde
In one week FOR $40. fancy waists, coats
ard ball gowns n speciality. ~ East lo'h-
ST.. near Broadway.
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKlNG: perfect f.
ting costumes: handsome dresses ~
NINE. OWEN. 157 West 22d-st
DREssMAKER. thorough. desires en-,
Cagemonfs by day or week: IN or ru' ~
CITY: highest references. Address MISS H.
Box So l.2i2 Broadway.
DEEsssiAK -Flrst-clasg. will go
out hy the day for $ 20. formerly =.
French banning. perfect nttinS Jo9f'-
pHlNE. 1870 East .9fh-st
DrFASAlAKISG and millinery taught.
drcs.o, and ha', mad In l1ta style ~
manic prices satisfaction guaranteed; RI,
eicnccs given. SCUDDER 4 COLE, ~
Gtb-aVc.
DHEsSsAK ER.-Cut and fit. wishes
sewing in nrsi-class family. with hrs'-
class FANNY references. 222 West 4lst-st' :
+. \. Jlh1sor's box.
STYLISH DRESSMAKFR.- Perfect ~,
trc dresses made REASONABLE. efi
Gth-avc.. between i7th ana 18th SITS
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for Sale.

AT REDUCED PRlCFS.--iO0 second
hand wood aud Iron working sacnli.e.
July guarant'cd machinery bought and
exchanged GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Jo Nadl'
soI.st.
AMERICAN So TYPEWRITERS.- Work
equals 500 machine. complete. GER tceahl".
,msily learned. children use 1t. splendid in
Vcstmrnt Dr family or business. :: West
lith-st
\ MAGNIFICENT 5000 grand upright.
$50: three pedals. silver mounted. almost
new. sacrifice. l3N West lith-st
ATTENTION Sewing mach.nes OF al
binds. new a35. good secondhand, $40,
cash or credit; cNchangr, relied. AZ
RAUsCII'S. I'LL 3d-avr.. llsth-s;.
Al IIrrI.E's TOOL STORE. ~ Futol.
st. Ncw-l Ork. workshop machinery loot
powerl. H.: fsc; wnoi-carying tools. scroll
saws designs aud fancy woods; lncubatOis
end hfooG'rs Ia olcration.
Ht'TcHERsHoP CHEAP: must he soii
this week: good trndc going In the c1un-
try. fine fixtures. cheap rent, established
1889. ~ Kcid-avc.. Brcoklyn
BLOWER Large 5'uitc,ant for sale
cheap ANDREW MLEAN Il CO.. 40
Wooster-si. y. \.
ST. BERNARD Doc. -eis gears Old.
we'll marx I'D. good pedigree. rs West
i43isi.
FOR SALT a 500 band saw. AMI
a nearly new Rogers 1ointert Sl51 Tor both.
~ l.. sAMMlS. Box 2JG. Huntington,
l.. ].
REsTAUR ANT.-Good order. bright
place: finely located. owner IN other bust
ncss no reasonaDle offer refused. line op-
portunity for right man. 100 sth-ave.
SANITARY MEN. ATTENTION. - \
patented automatic valve Tor sale. for par
ticulars address l.. J. VAN KAN. 90 Beck
nlan-st
SELLING OFT at great sacrifice. stock
must be- sold hefor" February -. Gold
chairs only 81 so reduced from So -. $50
6th-ayc.. near 22G-s,.
sAIES.-Uc have made ~ 100 mrs..
.sss house safes. guaranteed freproot,
sur price. els: worth ESQ Call and OF.
anime them. y. n. GROSS. 400 B'wly
TWO FINE English cross pugdogs. fine
color: viii De sold cheap. il. y. VII
| son. $40 West 59th-dt.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCEiP-
| TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRlB.
| UNE WILL BE KECEIN Ell At THE
| UPTOWN OFFICE. No. l.2I2 Broadway.
| "a door north OF Thirty-nrst-s and AD-
| VERTISEMENTS al :he following Bra1ch
| Offices: 25i Eighth-avc.; T6o Third-ave..
corner Forty-seyenth-st.: $50 East Forty.
seven;h-st. corner Third-ave.: $50 East
i25th-ot.. near Third-ave. I O26 Third-ave,:
near SLxty-frst-s;.: Los First-ave. 100
| West Fortv-second-s 1872 Colunhns'avs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
Citn Real estate for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner lOsth- st
Substantial artistic. detached hou'e 10"
rr,cc: send for clrrular. ATLAS IN
rEOVFMENr CO.. IL Broadway.
THE DALHOrsIE. 50 TO- - West 'oth-
9, Absolutely nrcproof end fr'n. INK ,'h
trail Park: a vcrv choice apartment 10
rent. Apply TO the janiior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

RLooMIHGDALE CHURCH. nnley9rd West G T,ha:
MADISON G. PETERS. II. 'Leni-False and True
az Tho beautiful (?l Morality Eomansm Would Teach
orr American Youth. Some Choice selections from "a
ochial school Text books Friends Of the Public school
especially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

AMlTY BAPTIST CHURCH. 5lth-st.. sth ave-
Morning sermon by the Rev LEIGHTON WILLIAMS
The Barter OF tho Soul Evening sermon. by the rev
;. L. BATTEN, The Twelve Gates OF the city seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

AT SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Ist-avc.. Roy MLEAN Ias''r-lo'o r a, m,
ance Rally preaching by Mi VAN KIRK. Meetings
through the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.. corne
'jth-si.. Rev. JOHN HALL. y. j.. Pastof-SerVlccs
SAnlaE. 1911 inst. q u q and : 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

a SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN by MORE than @'',
children. consisting Of singing and Rotations. Is held
every Sunday afternoon 800 to which the pubic ~
invited in the Five Points 81 Industry. 10 Worth
81. Donations Of clnfhlng and shoes solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Az TIL, rorETI PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 34th-
St near broadway. Rev pr KERR. Pastor a. M.
Extract from Ola Letter.. =. m. IN IN" now
chapel West End ave. 9istst "Whiter than snow
Seats free. Public invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

CALVARY Cpr-RC'H 57th-st near Gih-ave DR.. MAC
ARTHUR breaches morning SUNDAY evening me hoN;
a 9 DIXON begins revival services. - T." continues
through the each night. except SATURDAY george -
Siehhlns VII sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

AT BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPIsCOpN.
CHURCH corner Mortcn-st Service 1880 ana 80
morning md evening Relief Committee meets Tuesdays
and SATURDAYS from 10 , =. m