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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

Many papers interesting 70 the profession were
read and discussed at meeting OF the Medico-
Legal Society held last evening al the Academy
NJ Medicine at No. l. East rty-thirl-st. DR..
H. W Mitchell the president. was IN the chair
Leading the list Of papers was one by Sophia
McClenand on Psychic Paralysis. or Pathognomic
Conditions OF the VIII" The subject was novel
one and presented some curious and perplexing
scientific problems regarding the often complicated
and mysterious workings OF the human Will Clark
Bell followed with paper on Railway spine
which had been read by him before the Melico-
Legal Society at Galveston Tex. The theory was
that in nine cases OF the injuries are grossly
exaggerat ted. and railroad companies correspond
ingly grossly mulcted in heavy damages. Dr.
Thomas r. Manley. one OF the delegates OF the So
ciety 10 the Roman international Congress. gave
an entertaining account OF the proceedings OF the
Congress $500
clark Bell. 4. F. Osborne ex-Judge A. J. Often
hoefer Ebri1ge T. Gerry and William Liich"orih
were appointed committee 10 attend ihe m;ci-
national congress to be held this summer AZ Ant
werp committee with Clark Bell chairman,
was appointed 10 20 20 Albany ana attend meet
ing Of the joint committees on clIes. towns ana
villages Of the constitutional Convention. 10 h~
held today. and at which Is - be considered ih~
subject Of aboiishing the Office OF Coroner
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FOR SALE.

bIcfCLEs. Have % f-w 1894 $40 pnei-
matte safrfic-. taken fYr debt s,e cash
Including lamp. bell ami al tools. ginmn.
'""d. liza Powers -t.. Hfo.k>n.
BICYCLES High-grade pneumatic fr.m
$50 20 ~. oil absolutely new. - -
81 pounds. Hlsp ladies BICYCLE OFFICE
go. L"Nnri 'n-ave.. near ++ih-s,
COLI MRIA PNEi MATIC. - pounds 'g1
wheel. Boz i"ff'c. condition Sfis call =
-" IN nr". Nm sEAWARp
DESKS \ four-f,ot polished oak roii,op
desk Tor so. 5-foDt high rlll solld oak
c"'k Tor S1N tho ulrVrst bargains IN New
York EMPIRE DESK co. tOJ way
FOR SALE Thr,e fresh COWS. Appls at
NJ kl'O'k BROS. crown ~. and g..l
ford-ar". Brooklyn. y y
FCKNlsuED FLAT rarior sui. two
folding h"is. etc. everything ne.dfuI fsf
h.us"hr' pms. pfio". so fDr hlf. MY%S
Ekl GGE Gis On ave
NEW BICYCLES NEW
A. second hand prices. Inspection Invited
Westerns. $40 l3uM price SEQ
Orfor'!s. So Usual price sDu
For either ladN Of gent. rncu tires
oRHOSDE CYCLE 90.
10 barclay -si. near broadway.
STAMPS Columbian dollar values ~ Der
cent above face. also q collection Il
rar" lirirsh tplonials. German State md
Americans RICHARDS. ~ South ION
ST. brooklyn.
SAFES Cheap Tor cash: closing on, stock
On hand - National safes at Ie.s
than cost %; manufacture. J.. H. GROSS.
900 broadway
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lyman IND HIS BOOK DENOUNCED.

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL
OF THE IRISH NATIONAL FEDERATION
p J. p lyman and the book he has written on
the Phoenix Park murders and the lrsh revolt
t.onary movement were denounced las; night by the
city council OF the Irish National Federation al me
regular monthly meeting OF the council at cooper
Union. Mr. lyman was called an enemy OF Home
Rule and a spy Of the Tory party ana Fa'rcK
Gleason Michael Fennelly and Joseph =. Ryan. who
made speeches denouncing Mr. Tynans book laii
great stress on the fact that the socaed revelations
in It had not been made public in Mr.. Parnelfs NE
time and that the publishing OF such charges now
was the work OF a coward. , 49,.
Resolutions were adopted which said In effect tna'
the civ council Of the Irish National Federation
Indignantly regulated the assaults made IN MI.
Tvnap's book upon Mr.. Parnel In attempting 70
connect him with the Phoenix Park murders ina;
Mr. lyman and his fellow-consp!raio We're pald
agents OF the Tory party, and that the book. IN,
stead Of injuring the cause OF lone hnie, "9u.u
hiring shame and disaster 70 the Tory party or Eng
land and It's paid agents In America: ~
Henry Arthur Herbert and the Editor OF The
Irish RepuhIc" were denounced by he councN "a
being the partners Of Mr.. lyman in the preparation
Of his book
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uoyoRING BISHOP HUNTINGTON.

Syracuse June y CSpcc.aD The second day u the
twenty-slxth annual convention 81 the Episcopal
Diocese Of Central NeW-York WAS largely devoted
to the services commemorative ~ The twenty MN
anniversary OF the consecratlon ~ the Right Rev
Frederic II. Huntington. first Bishop - Central
%ow-York. These services were held ~ St Paufs
Cathedral this morning and tonight. and were at
tended by CONGREGATIONS that filed m" church Tn"
musical programme vas OF a high order. About loo
clergymcn from various parts ~ fae d'oc's" w"re
IN attendance The anniversary services were
opened az 10 O'Clock with morning prayer Their
came the communion IT, which Bishop COKE. %
Western Ncw-York. read ~. COMMITMENTS.
Bishop Potter. 81 N~w-Yort the "pis'le. AMI Bishop
Huntington the gospel The sermon was hy Bishop
Potter He took his text from Isaiah. Xxi. =. And
strangers shall stand and feed your nccks AMI thu
sons 81 the alien shall De your poughmen and your
Nine-lTe-sers
A. the services tonight addresses were made by
Bishop Coke. The Rev. Dr. John Brainarl - An
burn. for the clergy of the diocese. William "
White Of 'tlca. for the liliy ana IN. Rev Henry
4 Lockwood ~ Syracuse. read mo address OF the
Rev. Or Enphalet NOtt Potter. president ~ Hobar:
and Advocate Regent From io II O'Clock TONIGHT
a reception was given - Bishop Huntington ana his
family AT IA" parl"rs OF the Yates Hotel. which
largely attended hy people ~ this city and
the clcrgymcn from abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

under the influence OF liquor. Mr.. Carpenter is an
intellectual-lookin man. with smoo;h-sraVeh
face and long hair and said that he had just come
from Bensonhurst. L. |. He Is subject 70 Lear
failure and feeling faint. leaned against the rail-
ing He demanded an adjournment until he could
bring witnesses and his COUNSEL Judge lseynolds;
The Justice refused give h longer time than until
the afternoon. , .,
well 20 right on now" the prisoner said "giye
me a decision once. I'll appeal the case anyway
Fined s.. the answer.
VERY good sir; very good" replied Mr.. Car2en.
ter IN pay: but under protest-rememper mat.
He paid the fine and left the courtroom
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ATTENTION, CIGARS Bargain: 5000
viii buy Newark. y. j.. s'''k' hu'l-
ness fixtures. u best "stahlishnd ciEa5
store In the city Particulars, HODGES.
l76 broadway Room ~.
ATTENTION Music bargain: Nr~ark.
y J.. stock business. rr'urcs. 20 years
established. well paying musical infifn-
mont sporting ana stationery si'r" 1""
rent Particulars HODGES. i7G Broadway
Room ~
ATTENTION LADIES, owing 20 Mrs a.
Tletcher's hygiene underwear business
being for sale special reductions 10 under
wear are offered this week. Room - ~
East lith-st
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL procured Tor
manufacturers and others desiring a. OK
tend their business. stores ana business
places sold quickly without publicity.
MDONALD & WGGGGNS. 40 Nassau--'.
ATTENTION. MANUFACTrRERs In
surpassed advantages. liberal induce
m"nts - locate. free sites, ir". p'T'I'
taNcs rcbated. other inducements Par
ticulars. f. DEFOREST SHELTON. stow
art Building. y J.
INDIA INK SKETCHES ~ every dcscrlp-
ion. J. J. sDEEHY artist. care -
Henatar Co. III Bow"ry.
"MINING sEcrRIT1Es MONTHLY"
mailed any address. also An lndrp"n
den Income FOR Women. exceptional OPP
I'ortuniiy 70 makc none. agents wanted
MINING SECURITIES COMPANY. 900
Broadway.
OFFICE CLERK Young man. with 5000
cash security. ~ assistant manager.
mug understand German. be quick AMI
accurate M figures ana not afraid 81 long
hours. good lucrative position 10 night
party Address X. n. CONNOR. 100 West
42l-s'
PLI'MRING BUSINESS established two
years. for sale cheap Inquire l.1Gl Lex
ingtun-afe.
PRINTING OFFICE complete. job
presses. FOR sale or partner. typ" etc.
quick. FLETCHER. ~ Frankfort St.
New York.
WANTED. To purchase part interest In
n woolen milf we'll located. with good
machinery. and not less than 30 looms
more would be desirable-by practical
manufacturer ~ larg" experience In the
business on all kinds 81 goods. Address
for interview. g. f. r.. Tribun" Once.
1000 BUSINESS CARDS or billheads. 81.
5000 hand bills. 81. all printing low. send
for estimates. FAULBOKN. G9l ls'-ave.
81 900 TO LOAN on mortgage nj six per
cent Interest on Jersey or suburban prop
erty well secured. J. u. CONDIcT. 40
Wall-st.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

AGENTS To make SO per day: try f.;
uuict sales. M competitors. sample. H.
cents A. MFG. CO.. Box 't3. N"dhhhK'
y !
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Mon. women. boys girls. lpw-priced. IN
disrcnsahlo article. soils ~ h"n-"s. stores.
Offices. on tho streets. lnrg" profits. sam
pIes lev mail cents. Address II. y. T..
Box =. Tribune pri'".
DYSPEPTirS OK EAT HEARTY
MEALS II they take Gastrodyne af'er-
ward u is ns pleasant as a cordial ~
cts BlSSETT MFG. co. ~ Murray ~.
MEN SEEKING EMPLOYMENT - any
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our ,erms MUTUAL EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. ~ broadway
MEN WANTED On cattle steamers to
London. Liverpool and Glasgow WORK
for passage. Apply 80 Gr"enwich-St
WANTED 4 man who understands horses
and gardening. 20 fHk" charge ~ plac" IN
country all YEAR round. must %" married.
with no children and come we'll rec nm
monlc.l. Allress " o.. Port 'h"H"r y. !.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ADD TO YOUR INCOME.-we offer
limited amount ~ 20 per cent Dividend
Earning Stock Oh monthly payments OF ~
per share par value SO per share. Ad-
dress THE AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION
Co, Lancaster KY
A PARTNER. with s.. 900. 10 manufacture
new patent suspender sat" invest
ment. Address A. r.. Box - Tribune
Office.
AN ESTABLISHED manufacturing busi-
ness wants $40. coo; making staple product
for wholesale grocers. established years,
pays good profits OWNER. Box !. Trlb-
une Office.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED for
business purposes: investors advised
without charged Of desirable opportunities;
highest commercial references. GRlGGS d
CARLETON. Brokers. 202 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

The committee appointed by the Constitutional
Convention visit the charitable and correctionary
Institutions Of the city and the subcommittee on
siucaton resumed their work yesterday morning
They left the Savoy Hotel at o'clock and Wis
ted the Roman Catholic Asylum. the Mount Sinai
Hospital. the New-York Founding Asylum. the
Baptist Home for the Aged. the Presbyterian Hos
ptal the Hebrew Orphans Home. the New-York
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the Colored Asylum and Bloom

Juvenile Asylum. the Colored Asylum and Bloom
ingdale Asylum.
The committee will complete its labors to-day and
return this evening to Albany The INSTITUTIONS 10
the Five Points House of Industry, the New-foik
Hospital ST. Nncents Hospital Society for tne
Relief of Crpples. st. Luke's Hospital ana Nur-
serv and Chlld's HOsptal
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

AT ONCE We wan; few more ladies'
60 help ~ writing. securing n'pr' -.
rn,iifn, o,i, circulars etc. IN their own
homes good wages. 80 CANNASSlN'i.
send self-addr~ssel stamped "nF"l9p" :"
INDIANA TOILET co. south BEND. ina
WANTED Ladies' tD l1 writing for me- az
home. can make So p"r w""k SEM
solf- a.Arcs@~i stamped envelope i"r reply
HATTIE HWfRE. fluchHnan. Mich.
WANTED.
oST HUNDRED WoME% NJ once. On
"a. greatest money maker IN The market.
a new Thing three hours a day in'ur~s
cool snlarv. r, 'Xp"fi"rr" neri'I, an
TVVFSTY- SIN III %uREb SOLD IN
FOr-R DAYS call and inv"eiigat" from
IL O. daii, rs Wes' 1891 ST.. top nat.
rfrg shaw leil
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WORK WANTED.
ren1n1e.

A LADY q experience nnd extensive
travel wouI chaperon" n party ~ one
or more Young Indies IN this country,
F'ir0pe 0r tho orient. no salary. hut *
pcnses r.1uircd Address ". y. Box 10.
! 2+2 Roadway
4 YOvNG LADY - experience. a coii"g"
rfaiunfe desires tutoring f0r m" SUM
mo- Latin. English ami ma,hcmaucs.
Testimonials. Address \. b.. BOX >. l@'2
Broadway.
COMPANION Uv Young lazy. educated.
nS companion fu elderly lady. VIII travel.
Address Mis- y O. smthshurg. NJ.
EXCHANGE FOR HOME companion 70
elderly lady. invalid ~ children. by
American q eluration ana ahiii'y 'hcr',
lent references COMPANION. ''rnrrai
Delivery. N-w Haven. conn.
ENrrKIrNCrp TEACHER desires on
rng.meut - teach ladies' ~ neglected
education. Also confidential and business
l....rs written. Address CURTIS. 30
Wet 51'h ~.
'TY"EWHrTING and -,enography;. every
description. moderate rates. - East
liih-st. room
TEACHER Public school teacher de-
sire. position . teach or companion IN
.xohangr fnr country board. Address RE-
FINED 243 Vest i2;th-s'.
TEACHER German lady desires posi-
flan during Iuly and August. experienced
IN t.nrhing backward children. Address
J. e.. Tritun" ONCE.
To- EUROPE Young English woman
would vnu. on lady going % England IN
return fnr fa--ngr. good sailor. II. F..
go M,-'' 3ith-st
TYPEWRITING WANTED. -By lady
who writes with neatn"ss and accuraci
IN a Remington machine. typewri'ing ~
,,, Kind which she an 30 at home day
ar evening". references Il the highest chni
meter Address NJ. !. MkENIIE 2O' Eas'
3Dth-rt.
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HE PAID THE FINE UNDER PROTEST.

he TAID TNE HIVE TNUER IHVIHNI'
Hugh 6 Carpenter. seventy years old who is sa'd
10 be a clergyman. was before Justice Taintpr YES
terlav morning on a charge Of intoxcaiion. Po-
ucenan John j. Rooney told the justice that he
found Mr. Carpenter leaning against railing IN
Greenw-ich-st. about o'clock Tuesday afte.1oon
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FLATS TO LET-tnfurnishe ed.

THE DALEOrSlE 10 10 IS WEST 18TH
ST.-Absolutcly fireproof ard very select
for families. a choice apartment fronting
Central Park 10 rent In this house. Please
sDply 10 JanitOr
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DRESSMAKI<G.


DREssMAK Err Perfect fticr. cutter and
draper. wants moro engagements by day.
best references 3Oa East 79th-si., ground
floor.
DREssMAKER by the day; good litter.
understands her business thoroughly
maNing over speciality; terms Tcas"iab
can BE- recommended call or address
Miss KAIMs. 5s4 3d-aye.
DHESSMAKING Go on. by day: II and
hanging skirt speciality. costume com
pletc DAYS with s~aWsiress. NJ 0lshp-
continents: very saving cutter. NJ. A'k-
LEY. ll3 Wes' 80ih-st.
DREssMAKER wishes few more Gus
toners. thoroughly competent ana cN-
perienceI. 81 pr: DAY iefrirnces. "a
DRESsMAKING Summer gowns made
from 81 10 s.. ladies sending postal WI
be waited upon at their homes. MADAME
RENNOLD. 2o3 East 4s'h-st
DRESSMAKER would Ike few NOR" Gus
toners: can give highest referenc" from
those 81 years standing. - p per day
lunch orly: work done AZ HON" moderate.
A. f. lOG West 42i-st. Tribune Branch.
DRESSMAKE R.-si - "A day. would take
place I'm family. perfect litter and draper;
no objection t. country. tall for days.
10 Floyd-s'.. Brooklyn.
DREssMAKEK strictly nrst-class cutter
ana nticr with eXprrierc" ~ 1ih-aVe.
house. would Ike engagements on staten
Island by day ~ week. Mrs. x. NJ. IL
3iG West 33d-st
DREsSMAKER. Makes handsome suits,
latcs styles SO up: short notice. per
feet ntter. ~ years experience. Mrs.
SMYTH, 20 West JOih-st.
DRESSMAKER wants a few more custom
ere at home. suits from 50 up II.
FOX. 3l2 West SOth-st.. near Riverside
Drive.
HIGHLY posted dressmaker ~ excellent
experience. from Connclly's. by day. very
reasonable. good ~ and style Or no charge.
= r. Box Al. 232 Broadway.
MILLER & FENDER. late Of 2l9 West
4sth-st. have removed 10 2lg West 18Th
st. where they are prepared 20 receive
orders for June.
WANTED. DRESSMAKER.- lady hav-
ing more room than needed. would Ike
10 exchange furnished room for dress
making. Inquire AT $40 IIenry-si.. Brook
Ign.
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NISCi;ILANitOIS =.

GENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose ~ their
lcft-on clothing al fair vnlur will pleas
call or address EDWARD MILLER. ~
Gth-avr.. near Wa,rilcy Place.
PATENTS for inventions secured prompt
IS. Best II references. Liberal terms
Correspondence solicited and all matters
he'd strictly confidential. Address OSCAR
A. MICHEL a. co. No. iCJ Montgomery
ave. Bloomfield New-Jersey. Handbook
:or Inventors" free.
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DRESSMAk Err Perfect fitfcr. cutter ana
draper. wants more engagements by DAY .
best references 3O3 East 79th-si., ground
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CHURCH C4NONS AMENDED.
CHANGES MADE IN CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA
WOMEN TO VOTE At PARISH MEET
INGS IN MAINE.

Lancaster Penn June i3 (Specia9.-The twenty
third annual convention OF the Protestant Epis-
copa, Church in the Diocese Of Central Penn
syivania closed this evening. after a busy
session lasting al day. Communion was adj
,nlnistered by Assistant Bishop Ruison, the
Rev W. c. Leverett. OF Bloomsbury, and the Rev
Percy J. Robottom az St James's Church to up
ward OF two hundred lay and Clerical deputies
\ pastoral .etttr read rom the Right Key
NJ A. Devote Howe. bishop Of the diocese. who
was prevented by physical inhrmity from being
present. He urged zeal in missionary work. The
sum of 5000 was raised TO pay off the floating debt
upon the episcopa! residence at South Bethlehem
and 5000 was contributed in the same manner 10
save Selwyn Hail. the diocesan schoo for boys,
from failing into the hands of creditors and being
closed entirely. The reports Of various boards ana
committees showed unusual activity in the mis-
sionary cause Several amendments were adopted
to existing canons. but proposition To amend the
constitution 50 that hereafter the convention shall
meet biennia,iy instead Of annually. was defeated
\ new canon on church extension was adopted.
Another section OF the new canon. providing mat
the establishment and discontnuancr Of mission sta
tons sha. be vested in the bishop, acting by ami
with the consen, OF the Board 90 Missions was
amended by substituting advice" for consent
after ilve.y discussGn Ih9se IN ttvor OF rrS' ,
jority The Rev NJ 4 Fo.cy. ~ Wiliamsport:
elected clerical deputy. and ". X Buter. OF
Mauch Chunk. Jay deputy to the Genera. M!sSondt y
Council. \ resolution adopted urging upon the
PENNSYLVANIA Senators and Representatives. IN on
gress TO employ the greatest z"d IN securing el'c-
tive legislation against lotteries In every f0Iin'
The convention vii meet next year In Reading.
This evening Bishop Ru!son he'd 4 reception Al
the home OF Captain George NJ Franklin. which Vas
attended by the deputies and many we'-Kno"h
citizens.
Portland. Ne. June l2-At the sevcnty-hfth an
nuai convention Of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese
OF Maine. Yesterday. long debate fol3wel mo
ton allow women 10 vote IN parish H'e''"kS'
The motion was finally adopted.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-si.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS IHl-
IR0NENfENT Co Is Hroa0NAy.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME dark bay team. 10 hands,
rising : years. sound Kind and fearless.
lrs. flowing NAMES md tails; ran travel
miles an hour. free. pleasant drivers.
sasie and double. price. 500; VIC
Una and br0ugham in superb order.
tJn built by Brewster q Co. $50 each.
oouele and single harness: also fast seal
NoTn PAGER. can show 2.3O on track
p'ce, $40; one-man top sidehar wagon.
s,n harness. 500. can be tried in every
sy. PALACE STABLES ~ and 235
sherreThorn-s'.. near Bond-st.. Brooklyn.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE REFORMED SYNOD

PROCEEDINGS OF THE REFORMED SrNop.
Asbury Park. y. j., June u Especial -Ihis was
the seventh day the session OF the General synod
OF the Reformed church In America. II may last
a day or two longer although II was expected TO
close yesterday The report 81 The Committee on
Overtures gave rise 70 heated debate but II was
finally adopted without charge. tn" Rev. DIT VIII
lam II. Vroom offered the following resolution
which was adopted without debate.
Resolved. That the General synod deplores ana
deurecatns tn. prevalence Of lynch law IN many
parts OF our country. and requests our several
classes and churches unite with the moral ana
religious press Of the country TO create controlling
public opinion against ~. and 20 Influence our Legs
laiures and our courts % iIsc" 90 reform our
laws and modes OF crmina. procedure that justice
shall not miscarry and thet m" common prrt"Nt TOT
these summary proceedings vii! b" removed
The report on the teaching - the heidelberg Cat
echism IN the Dutch Reformed church was one Of
the principal features 81 the proceedings. and
caused con siderable discussion. II was Vot~l that
no change whatever IN tha provision ~ he cousti-
tuition should be made The Synod decided 20 hold
its next annual session n Grand Rapids. Mich tn
Rev Or 4 be wit Mason and the Rev. G. II
POOLE delivered alb" addresses % the subject -
missions" which received with Applause. tn"
remainder of tho day Was taken up IN hearing the
reports 81 committees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

WAITRESS.-B a German-Swiss as nrst-
class waitress in private family. best re-
erences. los East 33d-st.
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DRESSMAKER BY the dav; good inter,
understands her business thoroughly {,
rnaKing over speciality; terms T"aS"nabi" .
can be- recommended. CAL or address
Mlss kAIMS 80 ..A-aNe.
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FOR SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES.-J00 second
hsnc wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed; machinery bought ana
exchanged. GEORGE u. EDDY. "VS Madi-
fon-st
A FIRST-CLASS combination wheel Tor
sale cheap at 3S3 Lenox ave. In store.
ATTENTION. Sewing machines 81 ~
kinds: new, S25. good. secondhand w
cash or credit: exchange, rented. ~
RAUSCHS. 2.l5I 3d-ave.. llsth-st.
AT LITTLEs TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
ST.. New York workshop machinery VOC,
nower) list free: wOod-carVinS tools srIoII
saws designs and fancy woods. incubators
and hrooders IN operation.
BEAUTIFUL GOLD CHAIRS. only az ~.
reduced from 81: great sacrince; REDUCING
stock. large assortment. rockers Coin,,
chairs; elegantly upholstered poSp
CHAIR MANuFACTUREKS. ~ Murray
BICYCLE BARGAINS.
Columbus. $50. $40 $50. Rambler. go
and SIS. Liberties, s33 and 50: victors'
s35 and s45 Phoenix $35 and S4o. ~
pneumatic tires. Cushion and solo urea
wheels. 50 10 s25. HERALD co. the
spot Cash House,. ia Nasseu-st.. near 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
ootSTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

tr.pn..r, 100 .~sH~s~H-~
ser.nsv'NDACKS.-To rent. cheap. a fully
M usneo camp on shore OF Loon Lake;
t,,. aVoommodate 8 or 10 besides ser
.au location very desirable. Particulars
e. Photographs. G.. NJ. NOBLE. ~ Cort-
D.. others at Lake Placid and ~.
r,,iA.-klchmo5l, near LenoX. Colo
r,r,. mansion. fully furnished moderate
-. pnotos. &c. NIXON. co Broadway.
"aMTccKET.- TO rent for the summer
q. wildwood" the mos. attractive cot
rs,.on the Islands: on the clir. broad
"a -. beautiful water view easy access
A,nlv .h ana cd town: photographs etc.
80 70 w. 10 Cortlandt-st. New York
~, iIoWN-"THE CASTLE. SUM
ts,s sreson only: baroniai mansion. SUI
bv,v' new moderate rent. NIXON. 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-14

OACHMAN.-Married: Thoroughly uhueI-
stands the care Of horses ana SarrIases;
II wears nrst-class reference ms preser'
employer giving up. Call OF aun'eSS -
q I'll park-aNe.