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Courtrn Fra! gslals fer Sale.


AGENCY :ar Moniciair.-Ee sld-nce pop
critics. an kinds sale or rfii. FURNISHED
houses Tubs q Taylor.j lierfnan- y. J.
FOR sALE.-At Warc'g"n. \. J.. 90.
- - ana 20 acres ~ good land ~ 80 PER
ar. + y. o.. IipN 81. Bord"ntoHn.
y i.
FOR INFORMATION regarding property
~ Brrnardsyiilr or Vicinity Apply To- j.
W. Lent. Berusrdsvlllc, y. Severn
fine rl.ts land between Be-nardsvile and
MOgrsfovn.
Long BRANCH vicinity. rent or sell
cottages. hotels -. WILLIAM LANE &
son. opposit" depot Long Branch y. j.
MiDDLETOWN. COHN. To rent. one Of
the best stores IN the city. y. NJ. 'OLE-
GROVE.
MORRISTOWN.- For sale or rent. house
40 rooms. and lO acres. fully furnished
with horses. carriages. attractive pla'" for
hoarling-houee. r,adhcusc or private fam
lis. j. HENRY JOHNSON. Mouistown
=. J.
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Real estate Uanlco.

WANTED i5-r,om cottagc furnished.
walking distance from tri p md 'rt'c
rcrt OFFICE. ~ El4f i3i--'
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miscellaneous.

DIR ROSELI'S ZEDOARY. the great
remedy for chilblains. corns. bunions
sweating. tender and tired feet. Is sold by
BARRY a JAMES. 79s sth ave
ILLUSTRATIONS for advertising pur-
poses engraved 10 order. price-lst free.
CRANE & 60. 100 Nassau-st.
WANTED TO BUY. hot air engine;
also water tank. state price. DAVID
LYON. 1O2 North Eutaw-st.. Baltimore.
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for 6ale.

,,pc rT.E,TCHERS old established
- in hygienic underwear. also
Sressn,aking: excellent location; very low
,sn,. rare chance for any business woman
10 Fast 14th-st.. room ~
sAFEs.-we nave made up 100 9ye, nasf-
eia - ~i"c SIS: worth $50. Call and e@-
ou1 ~ hen, r. u. GROSS. 4o6 IS way.
sAFEs sold direct by the manufacturer ai..n
,o The customers. cheap for cssh: hoGse
si5 Up: business. s25 W. cn'd p,scs ''''
X Y. SAFE CO.. A CLINTON T'ace
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AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9jth-st
and central PARK West br WYIIL. Past"I.-n q m
Services Nation" Wednesday evening prayer
meeting :. All invited
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Dressmakin9.


,prtsTrc DREssMAKING; perfect s ny
. an io,inmes; handsome dresses. sl-'
n W,se OWEN. 1851 Yves, 22d-st, ---
-.nT,sTIc DRESSMAKING: Imported
ANl1 motel orders al short notice ana
fashloii.. nrices. Mrs. NJ ELRoi: - bast
m ,i,hesf between Broadway ana Ih'Ve's''
Place. ----------------,- ~
--DpTssMAKER Of childrens ana
dresses wishes ensatemeh,s ~
H,isSV ,,,..s. city or country; hshc9, Ia Va
.ns Address DRESSMANEH' lou
East s1,h-st
DREssMAKER. formerly WIN con,
III, EtL-aye., guarantees pe'' ''I'D. ,''
SoIs, m and workmanship: HiPSe'",s e,
h henps or by the day. MIS- |"LLi' -"
West 16tb-st -- ,-..-,---..
npFssMAKER. Mrs. COOK pr n,',ss
a.snnoLer 2O2 West $50 nrs, -cIass
Snors al moderate prices: summer oiesseS
a specially. -- .,-----..---,----,
TDpEssMAKER. Thoroughly competent
aDind drslencr; over twenty SesIs -
IT, dresses in latest styles 20 up
wrs SMYTH, 100 West noth-st. Il suir'o'
--DpEssMAKER. - Experienced n.es
~. GOOD sitter, wishes more e"taSe-
m,a an,a IN private families; hest cry rrieI I,
ances' address g.. Drcssmahef' -'' "es'
42d-st.
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6orses ano Carnage.

ron s,tr or To HIRE FOR THE
ei-.So% Epc,, outfit for children. Ad-
drrsc Dr. o. .. JACKSON. Pony breeder
- q Fox 1Gl. Jamaica. l.. T.
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tl)ork Wanteo.

Males.
A. WIN a.. HARTUNG.
Expert Account snt and Auditor,
Barnes Building. Room 40 81 Park Row.
A YOUNG married man. having "A knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping and Office duties de-
sires position. J. L.. Box 2o4. J.. az
Broadway.
ANY CLERICAL POSITION; eleven
years with former employer: resigned vol
unfairly. attempted business and failed,
bookkeeping. married. aged 80. 3. F.. -
Eentley-ave.. jersey city.
\ GENTLEMAN Of refinement. business
education and superior ability In horticuli-
urs and agriculture. guided By 10 years
practical experience. would accept position
n secretary and oVcrHccr Tor coinmefclal
or privat" estate. Address NJ. HEEZOG,
3is York IT,. Jersey city.
BLACKSMITH BY a good mechanic and
general blacksmith. Address Box $50 Red
Bank. n. J.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBsCRlP-
TIONS FOR THE NEWYORk TRIE
USE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP.
TOWN OFFICE. No. .2i2 d oadwan "a
door north u Thirty .hrst.st and ADVEk-
T1SEM ENTS at the following blsnch ",
ic.e 25i Sth-aNe.. y. q. cor. 23d-st' loZ
Gth-ave.. l57 FOurth-aye., corner -FOUR
teenth.st go ThIrd-ave.; 159 East Forty
seycnthst., corner Sd ave loo last 10th
st.. near Thlrdsve
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madson-ave and 66th.st Rey
hEBEE NEWI3NN ID, H. KTcior.mkev KEY, Wda W
On THURSDAY. March II a. p. the RI Rev. HENRY
& POTTER D. H.. Bishop II New-Nork. Will visit the
parish and administer Confirmation.
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AT THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CT -RCI
,orthwest corner 12lst-st.-Rey MERLE ST. WRIGHT
Pasto~ VIII preach. Al IL Sunday-school. a.
b45 a. m. All are cordially invited
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AT THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West
Endaya and 9lst-st. IN the chapel Rev. DR.. KERR
Pas.or-ll m. Gods ROYAL Family p: n. SAL
tath-.cho-l. n M Tho Woman ~ the sun Neln"s
day evening" devotional service and brief lecture 80 :
pclocH. Christian EndeaFor meeting al SD r. H. lu'-
lie cordially United.
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EVANGELICAL LrTHERAN CHrkSUl la or W
~ BrNETSNYDER y D. Pastor. Services. u 20 90.
& = =, sermons On bcscitng sins Temper sunday
sc6o, 80 a. Lecture and prayer meeting "''''''
evenings 4 O'Clock.
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AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Brookl,n.
~ clinton and Congress ss there VIII e 70 s-
with the First Society Of Piereponst and Mon
plsf.
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sermon by the Pastor. Rev. THEODORE {: WILLIAMS.
A. II A n Sunday-sc $3.50 p in charge Of Rev.
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. Associate The public cor
daily invited.
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AT BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Morton-s'.-Re,. Or. CLARK WRIGHT,
Pastor Preaching. 1880 and 100 Sabbathchool.
n Young peoples $50 Strangers made
welcome. Seats all free.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. 70 J." West
4Gh.s Rev Is H. J.. FAUNCE. Pastor a. 49, .. H!
al preaching bN the if'ltt -"
745 T. NJ. musical service. when IaFi o. , t.
'etarrnton'' will given ly the choir ana U.S.
spcciai services during the week Preaching N E9n
dsv and Thursday evenings by Rev. - " g. ~ ::
y. j.. and On FRIDAY evening ~ i'e'' - ~ 90
ID d Al Melc0me
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BIOOMlNGDAIE CHURCH. boulevard West 6Sth-st
MADISON g PETERS Il II. What Has Become
Of the Family Altar OF our Fathers 80. why All
Church Property Should Be Taxed Everybody "eicohe
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business Chances.

CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. We analyze
foods, paints. dyes. drugs. waters, ETC.
and furnish working formulas: metals az
saved; circular free. EARL Chemical
WORKS. l.i62 broadway.
PARTNER WANTED with $1,000 for
Ontario. Fine location: bie nron,s: no hey
fever GAZETTE. Newark. y. y
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR sALE.-pronts
BLOOD. 10 Warren-st.. n. Y. Troy Laun-
dry Machinery Co.
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n)or.i Uanteo.
Males.


WANTED. Situation with retail to-
baccO trade; long experience in the ousl-
ness: viii work for small salary, nrst
references. TOBACCO. Tribune once.
YOUNG NAN. -. desires a situation as
night Waterman: understands hrinG and
steam heat. wages no object. wants steady
sit,la ION: not afraid OF work; best refer
ences. NJ BLAkELEY. 2i2 West 33d-st
YOUNG MAN wishes 70 invest s2D0 and
services in established business. unqIes-
t!onable references given and required. IA
,lress j. NJ, care OF l.. FARLEY, oOi West
2eth-st.
YOI,NG MAN. married wishes n stu
aticn NJ anything, no canvassng. can or
address =. HOTALlNG. 2J1 South ls,-st..
brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. 81. wishes steady si,ua-
ton. viii be found willing ana o5lisinE
Address JAMES SHERIDAN, l2D Scher-
'merhom-st.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN. % who can speak Ger
man. Dutch. English and Spanish. wishes
"A position VI any kind has Al references
l.. V. q 2ll East 76th-st
YOUNG MAN CcoloreO. -. wishes 70
learn a trade Of som" kind. BARGt 1873,
care Of Janitor. 200 West eoth-st
YOUNG MAN, speaking English. Ger
man and French. wants situation Is
handy with tools. any kind OF work. JOHN
KLEIN. 22l East 2sth-st.
YOUNG MAN would Ike TO take care Of
i h2lse Z. y Address LUIS F'''0"'''' ''O0",
YOUNG MAN, married. would like a
situation az anything. experienced clerk IN
wall paper and window shades store. l..
LOEBER 673 9th-avc.
s25 BONUS. Young man desires sltua-
ton as shipping clerk. collector, or 10 be
generally useful; references. Address p
McNALLY. 549 West isth-st.
Females.
GERMAN LADY who can speak and
teach German and Frerch. also give IN
refined family: hest ~ references. f.
KLIPPEL. care w. Soheuermann, Staple
tor. ;. l.
AUTHORS anil publishers manuscripts
typewriter correctly and neatly; also notes
taken in shorthand ana Transcribed at 81
East loth-st.
GOVERNEss lady recommends her
govorlcss. who teaches French, German
ana music: d!plomee Of Academy Of Paris;
excellent references. II Gramercy Park
JANIrREaS BY English. married NO
man. for one " two flats: service for rent.
ROBINSON. 3o7 West li7th-st.
LADY sTENOGRAPHER and typewriter
desires desk rom: must be downtown.
Address EXPERIENCE. Tribune Office
MANICURlNG Young lady would Ike
few customers to manicure AT their own
homes. Address Miss I. PINKNEf. 2ii
East ll-tn-st.
STENOGRAPIfER and TYPEWRITER
beginner desires position In Office Rem
in4t0n. salary moderate. Address Miss
l.. r.. 1872 Nernon-ave.. Brooklyn.
SEWING.-A young woman wishes to
10 odt by the day sewing Ia store; best
references. NJ o., 2l9 2l-ave.
STENOGRAPHER. owning machine and
wilirg o. assist with booking or proof
rctiih.. desires position references. EA-
PERI EN'ED. Box > Tribune Oilice
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CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. West 42d-st near IN y,
aye-Rcy FRED EVANS Will preach Sunday March II.
II and ?. service ot song al 80" j. III
Sunday school at 2:i5 2. All welcome
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AT CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH 7th-ave; and
1h-st-All invited Preaching At 1O;fa by the
pastor Rev c. II. GREGORY; and AZ 80 =. m. by Rev.
G. W. DOWNS Young peoples meeting D. m
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CHURCH OF THE PURITANS (Prcshvteran), 13oth-
ST.. near 5th-avc-Kcv. CHARLES J. YOUNG. d D..
Pastor VIII preach tomorrow II a. and - D. ~.
RHO ch7ol nj p. m. Young peopie. nc'tng al p ~
Wednesday evening devotional meeting at O'Clock.
StlnNger. cordially WC.c0Mod
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ASSOCIATION HALL. Twenty-thri street Baptist
Church.-Rev. THOMAS DIXON breaches series morning
sermons on ''Our National Religion subject Moral
Issues u our Tariff prlhen.'
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57th-st., near Otl-aVe'
Or MACAHTHUR breaches morning ana evening. l.N,I
ng subject. saul "a AntOch-Dscipes r .st hlied
ChristiansNintn on Paul" SUnday-schoo 10 All IL
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BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner Of 3 n1s,o
Rev. J. II MIIVAINE. D. D.. Will preach on SUNDAY
March II and $50 p. Sunda' school meets
q, Service in the chapel Wednesday evening al
O'Clock.
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ing service by Rcv LEIGHTON WILLIAMS. The
Living Christ Worlds only Hope. Evening sermon
BY Rev. SAMUEL. T. BATTi:N. called TO Kingdom"
Revival services every nlEht.
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At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christs
Mission l42 West 2lsst-Eyening. 40 Father OCON-
NOR breaches The most interesting 10
Pro,estants and Catholics The Gospel is preached and
ROmanisTn opposed.
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic Temple
.3d-si. and 6th-ayeSuAday ocoSk address 10y ex-
Police Sergeant J.. r. BROOKS. GEORGE GETHIN.
BENJAMIN r. ROGERS and FRANCE NJ HAMMOND.
Choice musical programme Joseph Eogslus. president:
Dwn Galloway secretary.
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
ssth-st Rev JOHN HALL, D. d. fas'oi'
SUndav' llth inst. at II h. and ?. H.
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Go fst Tor buslness i]urpuse

FLOORS TO LET
WITH POWER IN THE
uETEOP0TITAN REALTY BUILDING.
SIZE. 5DN2oJ.
crp,<cEsT ..r,r LOCATED.
-tif 80 TEST EQUIPPED.
! ,:iT1lsT FiREPROOF,
NANt'FAtrURING BUILDING IN THE
WORLD.
Oh ol6 Us WILLIAM TO Is & %
NO~E-~T..
FRONTING ON RRpDN LlN BNIDGE.
ESQUIRE or rutland & WHITING.
BEEkMAN-SI.
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Gospel TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave ana an
.,Rev A B. SIMPSON Pastor. VIII preach 9aDDar
st $50 services. 100 p IN. and every h'oh' III "'
week except Saturday, Al =
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CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Mercer ST. near
s,h-Rcv. FERRER MARTIN o. RidCehed. y J., VIII
preach tomorrow u a. m and 100 y. m. All seats
aref and ushcTs welcome strangers AZ the doors
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cpAcr METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 1o4thst..
v,csr Of co!ninbus-ave. Rev +. 5. TIPllE IN D t@s-
,nr ii = m and 7:45 D. public worship WIN ST.
mons siDday-schoo 80 Young peoples meeting I"
ftal
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarian. corner 81
3sth-st and Park Services at il m Pcrenninl
Churches. Preaching bv the Rev. ROBERT COILNER.
The public cordially invited.
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CANAL. STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Greene.
g, near Canal-~l,ev EDWARD i. PAfSON VIII preach
1919 IN All welcome.
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AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION.
No. Il - Marks Place East Sth-st(.
HERMANN WARSIAWiAK breaches in English TO
Jews AMI Christians every sunday 30 p. above
mission also every Saturday al r. 10 many hundreds
n Jews the De Witt Memorial Church. 80 Rivington
g. All welcome.
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Madison-ave AMI
3lth-st. Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS u. u. Rrctor.-fI 'lY
Communion 10 a. m: service and sermon AZ II a. IN;
afternoon p. Strangers cordially invited
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CHURCH or ZION AND ST TIMOTHY. Yves; a7h-
c. services a. m II a m 100 p. m. Preachers.
morning Rev. pr TIFFANY evening. Rev. r. 5. TYING
OF Japan.
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CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 1h,sI
west of sthavc.-ljth anniversary.-NIILlAM LII T.
Pastor VIII preach morning and evening MoTnnE
feet: Shadow Light In Fifteen Years Mlhirus.
Evening 745. lectures Christ and Great lai,
subject. Christ Before PLATE" by NJ NJ Munka'sY
All cordially welcomed. Special musical programme
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBfI EiH AZ - :, sT;t-t.I 8,
Pm D Pastor.-Services a. 1880 a. H. anu = 49, '
tlan EndeaVOr meeting al T. III.
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ro1-RTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHL RCH cor
dr oo1 ~ The Pastor Rev JOHN II. llAN iES' - -.
yul preach tomorrow II and s. Wednesday e''''''t
yraver-meetinC at 5. Welcome 70 all
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. .u,,.
Corner 3ith-st ana Broadway Rev. HENRY A. STlM-
son T. D.. Pastor Services at u a. m ana =, m
Special music at evening service. Strangers welcomed
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vi KINGS DAUGHTERS AND SONS invited to
meet Mss WRAY. Superintendent Win-One Chapter.
s. Bartholomew Mission Hall Kings Daughters
se,ur3av and Tuesday evenings Come exchange greet
,nrs and encourage thc successful movement. Mass
,-esinc tonight. Col. HABLEN. Miss WIfAY conduct
Revival Meetings nightly next week. Grand music.
T-aryli. welcome.
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5,h-aye ana I'm,
G, Tho Pastor Rev. HOWARD pCFFIElp y - W
S,earb a, II n m on ''rhe Heavenly vision ana al
M on a church That Is Famous hu' iA'''T s,.
r.rschoo, al $40 n m. and 30 T. m N'ih'
evening prayer meeting at o'clock S"hhE''S mag
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EPIPHANY BAPTIST CIT RCH Mal's'n-a,e. a-t
G4.h- st'-T,ev. ROBERT CAMERON viii Yfnacn II n NJ
and : p m: Sunday-school. $50; Wednesday eV'"H
PRAYER meeting :. Strangers wecon."
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,-,pcr ,pT1sT CHURCH 7o,h.sJ. and boulevard
Rev l. NJ HALDEMAN, Pastor -servc e. a. q IN q
r.5 Hlble school. 80 a M ir'FeF -n'''tlis
FRIDAY evening :4j. Al! invited. E'eryo"dy "c''
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tween Iroaiwav and 7th-ave.-Preachng by the iastDr
Rev WILTON MERLE SMITH y. D.. at u a IN, ang
1:45 o. m. Saba school and Pastors Bible c'ast
young men at 3 D. m. Devotional meeting We1hestr $50
evening al Christian EndeayOr meeting Monday eNcn
ing at S. Strangers cordially invited
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and 7Ist.st. Dr. ) y
SHIPMAN. Morning service. II ociocf' H'e''
ing service a; s Sunday-schoo at 10 a m
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFoRIM1iEID EHTht II We, TeS'
iastor-Ai II a. M bringing in the Ilihcs. a. =
p. M the fifth IN series upon W,ssions Nrs Iuc,
Z rsinbrdQe viii speak. Strangers welcomed
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A-A.-METROPCLITAN HALL. llth-st.
ornos.te Metropolitan meetings Nj YATMAN
Leader Morning MIR. PHILLIPS breaches: "Sanctihed
nervousness" Afternoon Bible School. NJ. BALDWIN,
Tyennc 80 Co.one EVANS and Nj PHILLIPS. Miss
PARK cornctis orchestra. vocal AMI Instrumental solos.
Al welcome Academy Of Music notice elsewhere.
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STEWARD. CHEF or similar employ
ment by a Frenchman. cook; strictly re-
spectacle. con petent and economical. T. r.,
Box 81. Tribune U 'own Office, 1,2i2
Broadway
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Rc!ialous Notices.

A-A-A-A-A.-ACADEMY OF MUSIC. sunday SER
r,~ss Metropolitan meetings Mi YATMAN. Leader
sS,ernoon l. Rev. Or DIXON. Of Brooklyn. breaches
81 SISTERS cornetss: Ladies SeXtct. Metropolitan Male
onsrtot Evening. $50. Mr CORNELL leads; Rev. Dr.
cADMI'N. q Nonkers. breaches. Seats free. All wei
an Metropolitan Hall notice elsewhere.
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GARDENER By married German.
child: 80: experienced in all branches; de-
ercnces furnished. Address GARDENER.
~ RiyingtOn-st.
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A-A-A-A.--ASSOCIATIo HALL 23d-st and 4h-
eve sunday p m. Rev. A. W. H. HOLDER will ad-
Sress Young men. Charles c. Curry. St Pauls
F. church and Miss Ida Benedict soprano will render
solos All Young welcome. Next sunday, March Is
LYMAN Sperry. NJ. d. OF OHIO. will speak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

NANTED.-Situstion with retail to-
bacco trade: long experience in the bust
ness: VIII work for small salary. frst-class
references. TOBACCO, Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
First Church. l2lst-st. 3l-ave-Rev. J. El.MEN-
DORF u D. Pa~;or--Rev +. II. WRIGHT. N" Indian
Evangelis, breaches al II ard 80.
Second church l23d-st md I-cnoN-avc.-Rev WILL
IAN JUSTIN MARSHA \. % Pastor breaches a. 1870
and "a Evening topic stealing Away the Christ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST PiS[,oIAL
t-ECH 7G,h-s'. near 2iat-.. O. !. CONll.9 f"tl IT,
-Eyaneciis LEONARD WEAVER VII rTeea.H A. io."9 ~
a. m ana D. l.. III RLBtT ~ 40 SUNDAY il''I
AZ Q 4. m and 20. Gospel meetings cf.,} ni.!' ~
the week Mr. WEAVER Will preach ana Miss NJ L.
UPHAM Will :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

GARDENER and FLORIST. BY A single
German: mlddle-aged: understands ms
business in all branches; can milk COW ana
tend horses; wishes situation on a gentle
mans place: with references. Address n.
KRAT-S 269 BrOome-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. New-Yor< Church
OF Christ tScentsO. Hodeson Han. corner 3tn-ayc
and 45thst.-Service sundays. lO45 %. lnefna-
tional bible Lesson - IN. Service Thursdays. p H.
Mrs LAURA LATIIROP. Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHURCH or THE ETERNAL HOPE. West sls'-st be-
tween Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. EDWIN g.
BOII.FS. Pas'or-9:iO a Sundav-school II q. M.
preaching. The Road TO Jericho p address, The
Bible History
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Harlem. LenoS ave and
I29d.s, REV. c. DIV. BRIDGMAN, -, D.; hec'od d
soruinR prayer and a. H. fN'nhs P,"s'' anu
sermon al 7:45 The Rector VIII preach al p''h fe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

GARDENER.-By a married man; has
no n llv. understands the care OF green
houses and grapery. and is good vegetable
gardener; can give - years reference; age
Is years Address W b.. In care OF Jani-
tor, 1853 West iSth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

YOUNG MAN wishes 70 invest 500 and
services in established business. unques-
t!onabe references given and required. Ad-
Jross ! NJ. care OF L. FARLEY. 50i West
3ffh-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHURCH or THE HOLY ApOS1'I. rs cor 2Sth-at
and 9'h-ave.. Rev. BRADY f. BACkIS u. u. Rccor.-
Morning and sermon 1913 Evening service with
confirmation )St. Peters and Holy Ap0sjlesO and ad-
dress 10y Bishop POTTER o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY.
42l-st. and Nadison-aNc..
Rev. f. WALPOIE WARREN. u. r.. Rector.
$50 a. m. Holy Communion.
H. nlornins service 7.3J evening service.
Sermon by Rev ". c.
Sermon by the Rector THOMPSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

Young NAN. 81 desires situation as
night Waterman: understands firing and
steam heat wages 10 object wants STEADY
situat ION: not afraid OF work; best refer
encag NJ BLAkELEY, 2i2 West 53d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY shave.
41th-q' Rov. ~ ARI.FS n. FaTON pae'~r
VIII preach at II a. m: subject What Must ~ TO he
Saved The Answer of the Dogma'ist and tho Answer
Of the Christian" 1:+3 lecture by the Pastor -
young women Ideal Womanhood." V woman and
the Industrial Life" All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

CHI RCfI OF THE DISCIPLES 5Cth-st. west
ave. Rev. r. b TYLER u. u. Pastor.-Prcachng w
tho Pastor mornne and evening Christian Enteayor
prayer meeting sunday evening. O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-10

LAST DAYS OF THE CONVOCATGON At THE Cos
PEI TAHEENACLE. iiih St. shave. Rcr. \. j..
Pastor Pastor STOCIlGNGER. Of England
Will preach 1890 sunday luoruiur.