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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

Steamer Dutch ssnss. RSttr pSsns oT
TO soO Neiferl@nd American steam Navigation CO. Arrived al
me ta i rada tGe Thaenhorst october ma
Gibraltar g. with mds-. &c cahin aN 10 Rr ~ -
sengers oerchs q Co. Arrived al the D'' %
steamer Stella G. silly. TarrasSTa sepie"ss mcra
H. Mchaes q. with mdse and nd ore , cam m 5ih
10 steamer Adirondack on SAMSON .ic ND 9e2 ins.o
%oyrmber J. with mdse and Il cabin passsnscrS 10 VIZ
Norwood co. Arrived az III" tsa ~ ay oc o,er -
Curacao go Iaguayra 81 with mdse ana as -, 10
FOuion. Bliss Dailett. Arrived at Inc H'' ~
steamer Fort william @ Hrd Ponce o1 to . S s
Ycrl. and Rico IS CO. Arrived at the bar ~
Steamer ' Dorado Percy Ne"'-orlean' with "d's TO
sea aan Yorktown Dole Newport News and NoTo'H'
SANDY Hook. Nov g. $3.50 m-Wind northwest fres"
olear.
Steamer Herman Winter. Nickcrson Boston-h
seamcr Old Dominion Couch. Norfolk and Newport
Nswsoa Fl p0H NnT" Hawthorn oeansI Van
sesIner Guyandottc walker Pont-oid Dominion
IS Go; co,,sgs CITY Bennett Portland Me-Horatio
Hal.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
The following notice to mariners has SIr rrch RANG
c s he,:y glen that on about November 70
1871 sssDuy rl,r and ne Merrirnac River. viii be
moved about one.uartcr mile east nprthrAsSeS
nsaT the sw SIDE Of the y The range In, w
lie nearly rarallc with the jetty and about l'' ~,
from IT, The light viii be near the me ., NJ. ~.
water and he light VIII ie about - TO-
/. w (magnetic) from IT, The lights III inc" NJ" P'H'-
tiors will fuid through the best water shown On ".
survey made in June ~ this year. Du mariners are
This notice affects the List ~ ehts and rig Ss''S
Atlantic and Gulf 1884. Np7 % anu
81 and The 'Iist and Iuoys. Second Light
House District" 1894, pages and l.
SAILED.
Steamers Ceyc (I,r FOR Liverpool. Lain Ger Bremen
via South .unpon. Burgermcsttr petersen 'eI' 90
FOR orders jcssrlore GD Tampico. Mexico; va bai'.
more Afsa (Br) cape Hayden. Port an frlhce Iv.,
I.imon: Cid Dominion. Norfolk ana Newport Nr"s' ii
Norte. New Orleans.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS.
Steamer State OF california (BI i'les from Ne"-io'N
October ~ arrived a. Glasgow NoNomhtr :" ,,.-,-
eenoer Ma icstic ,5rI arso. from NcN-> ork ocippc
81 Tor Liverpool passed Daun''s Rock No'einOfr d"
GA2 m. go - ~. D,o-,, oc,o,or ~
FOR Liverpool passed Kinsae November Z" 3. = 90. -,
Persia Mirkier. NtS-h nik P'''''
81 Tor Harrinrg pasa.d the Scliy Islands NoIeiner D.
- for raubury passed The Islr Of Wst Ao.sinhet T.
steamer Thingyaila DAM. Rorcrtz-i r'in "l-,'h &C.
satad q, m ohristianla for Sesy-Yofk Nov nh >
steamer saa, ,,ier kcssle.. from Nv" loiS VIA Sou'-
arly,pn arr, 81 ErcntfiaN'D. November D.
Steamer Deutschland Ger. Sc'irrhoIsi. from N""-
YORK october ~ arrived AZ Maasluus Nov'mb'r T.
Dutch. NJ, kschlh gcf rom
York Ortoto. 10 arrived AT Antwerp Novcmbcs !"
Steamer Guv colin p}r) sailed from Llsooh Tor N'"-
ynff, October 81.
steamer AIesa IN. rriani. from New York October
II arrived q MaIseilrs November
steamer Drurnmond ,lr). Nlea from New-York August
- VIA cape 'own FOR Port Natal arrived at East Lon
don October II.
sailed from 81. Mlchaels fof Ne~-Yofk November o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
AFFAIRS Nv BROOKLYN.
AIR WITH MANY THINGS FOR SALE

A three days fair was opened in the Sunday
school hall lecture-room and parlors OF the lafay-
.,,s Avenue Presbyterian Church yesterday. under
the auspices Of the Young Peoples Assocls don of
,As church Books, stationery. decorated china ard
artistic furniture only a few of the goods at
,rac;ivey displayed 10 tempt the purses of oLyer'
One of the most pleasing exhibits was that Of he
srt and furniture department. in charge Of Mrs Chi
chester. Miss ii. Z. Underwood and e. r. Chapel
. table dh6te dinner will De served each day, AMI
music will be discoursed during &c neal pSpci
- The enterorise 1t Is edited by A. G.. Nanc;tv'
Il 4. EDWARDS ard II. Rolf Ilanen. The Pre-
ceels Of the fair Will be devoted TO furtherLS the
missionary work OF Cuyler Chapel.
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STORM IN .NEU-LNGLINN.
DAMAGE DONE BY \ DAMP sNoW-WIREs PROS
rRATE AND ORCHARDS AND TRUCK
FARMS SUFFER.


Boston Nov. G (SpeciaD.-The heavy northeast
rolns,orro which begun here about 10 o'c.ock Mon
day forenoon continued 10 Increase IN force uh''I
about ego last night when il turned II sho" which
f,J hearty until about daylight, The total pEeclpi-
ts;ion. rain and snow l.56 inches. When the
Storm ceased about four or i've inches OF camp
SNOW had accumulated on fields remote from Inc
b,sness section of the city. The damp snow logger
on the wires, and with the high vino was su'c'eh'
10 PROSTATE them generally Throughout New
land between Boston and New-Iork there was pu.
Mi communication SO far the commercial "o!'
was concerned until late in the day Inc Boston pa"
Iers had made elaborate preparations Tor getting !"
f,U ard early returns from the elections, out theN
EFFORT were para.yZed by the storm .,,
IN 10 midnight but little news mao peeh itcvsod
n,lde If citlss and towns which could be resched
10y railway or pony express . - ,a,v If the
The storm has been disastrous 10 many r ni |
"ruck' and fruit farmers in thc vclrity OF So' ~,
fruit ana shade trees have sGhereo .sNeIc.s,
some orchards have been damaged 10 the extent "
thousands OF dollars 3, -. =. hayo any fires
Boston was in grea: luck not 70 nave an Hes lad
II Is stated on good authority that II any iIeS iat
been discovered after midnight II W3u;u , ~ -, eve
many sections be Almost an lHposS.n''"' - ~
had an alarm received at headquarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
NETWORK CITY.

nara objects OF the Napoleonic period will be sold
.ha Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms No. 23s Fifth
-. beginning November IA.
r,s Pussy-Willow Club will give entertainment
10 1879 East Thirty sixth-st. on Saturday. No
re,ber H. in aid of the children's work of the Nc
An Mission in France.
r,s Montgomery. which arrived at the Navy
I'D ON Monday from Norfolk started for New
,.raon Yesterday, and will take part in the coming
I'D trial Of the torpedo boat Ericsson.
The Museum OF Natural History is open on week
,.vs from TO o'clock. being closed in the even
srs for repairs. On Sundays 1t is open from TO 5
..,ock Admission is charged on Mondays and
tuesdays
The Museum OF Art is open free to the public on
r,ssiays ednesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
,rom 10 a. m. 10 p. M; Sundays, from p. m. TO
IN NJ: Monday and Friday evenings from to 10
.cIock Admission Mondays and Fridays from
ma IT, to . p m. is % cents
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NEUS FROM NEW-JERSET.
MONTCLAlR.

The Woman's Board OF Foreign Missions OF the
Congregational Church. representing al! the New
England states and the Middle States. began
three days session at Mon.clair yesterday. Inc
sessions are he'd in the First Congregational CnuTch
one huudred and fifty delegates were present. ana
Mrs c. H. Daniels, Of Boston presided. The meet
inc yestsrday was private for delegates and today
tho pubic session Will begin Mrs. Judson smith OF
Eos;on, presiding. Mrs. Susan HAYES arr WI.
make an address OF welcome and reports or orceIs
viii b Rad also various papers relative 10 ,he
work OF the society. Missionaries located IN lln!s
China. Mexico and Turkey VIII ADDRESS Inc re'o
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Cincinnati. Nov 6FourFancy. 81 25: spring patent.
" 30 Nheat-No red 81 12c. Corn-Whi,e ear. i0c;
yellow ear. new. &c; rejected white new i3s; No 8
&c rejected mixed very poor 2s rejected mixed 2gc
No mixed, 3lci No white SG.c. PorkMess. 81 80;
Lard easy; steam leaf, ne kettle dried 7'sc: prime
steam dull and nominal Csc. Bacon easy. loose
shoulders Chc loose short rib sides. &c: loose short
clear Sides Tie Dry sailed meats prices lower; loose
shoulders 5i.c loose short rib sides Gle loose short
clear sides. 6kc. WhiskeyMarket steady: distilers'
goods sold on basis OF 81 %. sales. 10 bh!s.
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r,IIRsDAY. NOVEMBER y.
p1nAY- NOYEAlHEH ..
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY. NOV. 9. 1s9i
ARRIVED.
Steamer Spain O3r) Crlffths London October % with
m1se to = VI Hurst, Arrived at the Bar ut 10 M
Steamer Mohawk OBJ. Wiltshire London oct der %
with mdSe and ~ passengers 10 Newfork shipping 'o'
Arrived at the Bar at 500 - -
,obrr 20 via Neville with ndsc and passenger to Austin
na.dwn & 60. Passed In Sandy Hook 9H7 y M
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mayor Schieren will name two assessors this
week one for the Twenfy-ninth Ward and one
for the Thirtieth Ward. The names OF the candi-
dates ard their credentials have been referred
10 President Hardness. OF the Board OF ASSESSORS
for Investigation OF their fitness.
The funeral OF the Rev. George Hollis who 6icd
o, Va a29 Stuyyesant-ave on Monday will take
Mace this evening in the James Methodist Episco-
bal Church. at Reid-ave. aud Monroe-st. The
burial will be in Orient, L. |.
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

p.moval Of Chambers Street Hospital to No. e.
Hudson-st.
DOn.,al Missionary Committee. Methodist Eps-
w, church. Brooklyn. 10 a. m.
eopa neral Committee Freedmens Aid Society," Meth
w. r,niscopal Church. Methodist Book Concern
ou W. and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings.
,,n,r, Of Charity Hospital meeting, Clark's. No.
IVES, Twenty third-st., $50 p m
. novs IN Blue" of the San Francisco farewell re-
tan webster Hall, evening
sr,erica Lodge. No. 40. l. o. b. B.. entertain
a. lexington Avenue Opera House. evening"
me-. ,,co, recital by Miss Minna kellogg, Waldorf
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 REATTIFIL lady's saddle ana driving
con: "A perfect pet priVu.r horse guar
arte-d stnnd hy q weil-known merchant ;
price. s'3J. rurahDuf wagon. $40. AMI haf-
ness. stylish high sleeper and e ate Tor
any on. MERCHANT. Tribune once.
Az OLD GENTLENAN's saddle am drlv-
ing hor'-: sound hands me ana very
gentle. examination ard uinl allowed
property Of . gentleman: he drives perfec. q
IS. too: price. $50. GENTLE HORSE.
rribure Office.
HORSES BOARDED at the Willow Glen
Farm. address DR. o. &. JACKSON. i.
O. Box 1Gl. Jamaica, I. l.
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FOR SALE.


At REDUCED PRIcEs.-coo ssGoea
hama wood and ron working "A
fully guaranteed: machinery boukht
exeaaI ged. GEORGE g. EDDY. oSo MAUI
s5n-st -----
AT LI'rTLE's TOOL STORE. % Fri .pn,
power) list free: wood -caryin. tools. s ,nr.
ssws designs ard fancy woods'
shc bfooders in operation.
ATTENTION, SEWING MACHINES. al,
the leading makes. 81 per month. ia,sS'
improved machines. $50 up, enc no, "a
rented, repaired. RAUSCH'S. 2.lol 90
ave. iisth-st. open evenings: ----
GREATEST SALE Of upright pianos eve.
offered In New York: 100 to be 500 a.
factory at factory prices. Address r'A''0'
Dox 10. l.2l2 Broadway. ------
PURE WHITE male Persian cat and :
Kittens $40 each; beauties. N. II. nav
LIT. Rockiand. Maine. ----
sAFEs.-oid and new safes; safes on easy
Terms: safes EXCHANGED; moved ara
psircc: ". II. BUTLER. ID Duane-"''
near Broadway.
MUSICAL BOX, Swiss, large size. new. ~
tunes. latest attachments. finely iniaie
sosewood case, cost 1928. sell for $oV' heeo
r'ossy. 24s Broadway. Room ".
xT.rpRIGRT rosewood inoorted piano.
.mAl.TERs. 30 University Place.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND suBscRIP-
tt,.UNS FOR THE NETWORK TkIb-
f,pTo MILL BE RECEIVED AT LII
Mss ecv OFFICE, No. I.242 Broaaw nX
ACHIEVEMENTS at the following Branch
come, For,y,.a sesniss is East Forty.
s..s ss TS;rd 1sr?- ;Sss IL Ss;
~ sixty-nrst-st.: LOS F5rst-avs.; 100
- sorty-sscondvs4,; 1o1 columbus-ev~
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel For Line. Malls clDs" Nctt'i ''+''
American "a Ia II q
ia star..... a III II 80
Cherokee IacxronVfe clyde -" J. u.
l;ermanc Liverpool White star. 300 III - ~ . W
Ga.sioga Havana. y y & cuba. lVo II! go ~
Tacoochee Savannah Ocean. .'pI III
Ia,npasas Gaigcston Mallory. 'V ! Ia
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER y
Columbia Iiamburc Harnl> Amer. 1880 m 70 ~
r,ii Sas.gu bahama 1913" ~ u ~ ~
ri Dorado w-Oricans. Morgan. ..'...'' ""' y III
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER ..
+ william Porto Rico. 4 r.. 100 p m 80 III
Yenasse Jacksonville. Cyde......... 49, "
stat. OF Texas fernandina. Mallory. go III
esv,rnah Oc.an..... ........ 800
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THE PRISCILLA DELAYED AT Nh"ro'' =

THE PRISCILLA DELAYED Al NE"i""
r.. ,-u p,ver Line steamer Priscilla, when
uss d,. berc early Yesterday morning. did not
get in until $50 o'clock last night The delay WIS
oecasloneI by the storm which swept over Ne%,
England and made it impossible Tor her TO ",anV
a landing at Newport until o'clock yeS'el14. -
,aSnrg While TIE steamer was 80, - az Lection
Nina, IIa rhor the passengers neid IN IL =
and s1sc,ed Mr. Morton almost unanho To, s :sen
soon as the Priscilla had diSch.ISS" on the cargo
sTi H az Witch we're waiting for her an"
10 N E'au RIVER.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st,-Ar-
tistic. substantial villa. less than $lOo,-
90. easy terms: send for circular ATLAS
IMPROVEMENT CO.. is Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
BOARD AND ROO rs.


A sECOND-FIOOH SUITE. par'or. cham /
her aaI bath. IA eEc.u-i'" prlyss'~. H",'a'
Ing. otter rooms. reference ''' "N-NN'' !
N,,r,v ,,,,t.b.t ,o~orA-s,orv. large
Above room - Ie'. Nth hoard; ,priya'"
,,r.I, .efef.nres exchanged 1914 LeNiag- .
ton-a,~. -
Ii.N!NGruN- AVE. 73l. near 5'th-s,-
Tani..m.ly furnished single aad double /
f.gm.. excellent table; private fanu.
terms fnnder'te. referc"c's
LARGE. wei furnished room; pry'I'
nntn. cosit ahl' l.'N. ili ''' N,f,-
srri.nce. references "N. H"ht'' "'N
EHATE. bIN l", l-'- 10y l"'"",'
MADISON AVE in2, opposite IlfS
n2ita-s,l. -iarse room. second hoo'. ~
large and small room 9 N''' "'" p''f~'
house American ihiniy 10 '"'''' u
PRIVATE FAMILY having .irga.t , t'a,h
na.r Nnrl .lparfm. NJ ''ni.ti 'l.. w.
wDl Co. fc0m - 80" or t- ~,
mn ',~ pr pvt. ."ii v.te-. r,"an ani neat.
80. ,.wf4rt. elevator. messenger "nii
.rI III matern convenience. aspn'lla
.f.ee. - oia,r h'ar,i.'',; 'SI's;s,- i,.w.t'
i.frrsn .rs Niir't' h. N.- 1870 o.
vy,-.r KIN ST. relr tAe TaIa Pleas
ani rooms with 49, "t,.or1, D, ,.,1,'..'.'..,
iiemen onii priNA' fanny
Ept ]. '' '"i"i"D"' "f'-
ilTH.sT. 20 WEST p .uo," arf ..,s.s
'f .A.'
sLfrs ~fcNAhs'''
18TH ST. "a IhS -tut .'.,. ~ -
l-"fA" 'e"l"-. VIZ AZ t,,ri
J.
.i%r ST. . VIZ o. t,..d nj
southern 'Ai '''i
aii'na"-,,e. i'l''
2lsT ST -, EAST Wmmci'F I"iHl
Iiftant large ara sin"il ''N'"' 49,"
sluaf.rfiu.s rNef9 iNlh@ '''.''"'''
'"' '''' ---------,
ATHEIST ~ WEST sunny Iunle Hhi
-ius4e 'front.' fnoius. priNH'~ I'm spa
cioIa ygrlnrr doctor or 'ih'g ''' -,
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
laxIe.

CoAcHMAN.-By a swede who Is ca ri.
dntiss IL sober and honest; willing 10
make himself generally useful he has y, The ;.
best OF references. Address ANDERSEN.
All \Vest oofh-st.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

FURNISHED HOUSE. . rooms: Rief'
inod,rn improvements. 30 perfect "rdrr.
fruit garden. barn. possession immediate
Of in spr,ng. COMFORT. Nn'le f'aihs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
FLATS TO LET-Uuturnishc ell.

APARTMENTS 20 let a, NJ. 1873 West
53d-st. tbs city: elegantly locaied md
overlooking sherman square, al llght
rooms. Apply t. lan'rcsJ On rtemise3.
THE CLINTON. 2S3 WEST 42D-sT.. near
I,.oaGway-reautiful al HIGHT apart
Ineuts. private halls. baths: steam heat
elevator all night. choice restaurant In
building.
JTH-ANF.. cor. sGth-si. Elegant apart
rnent overlooking PARK. Immediate pos
session. moderate rent. NIXON. Cd Broad
wat.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

tOuntry.
AGENCY for Montcial r.-Residences. all
kinds, for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBES x TAYLOR 8 Beekman-st.. y. Z
CALIFORNIA.
IN exceptionally fine 20-acre ranch on
nave. oranges. apr!cOts. prunes and olives
IN fail bearing: handsome. large new house
and necessary outbuiliings: an Ideal home,
beautiful location in the san Gabriel VA
ley. 80 miles from Pasadena, IL miles
from railroad station; postofhce. chnrches,
etc address, Lock Box Cos. Pasadena,
Cal.
DAIRY FARMS. stock farms. fruit and
poultry farms. nearby. for sale. r.
ROWLAND, III Broadway.
FOR sAi.E.-Only s75 for a 9 acre farm.
covered with wood. in Southern New
J.rsey; close to 4 railroad; finest markets
IN the world: especially adapted for small
fruits poultry. vegetables. etc; high ana
rly. healthy neighborhood. sold on install
iranis Of 81 down and 81 per week. tile
insured: send for particulars.
d. l.. RiSLEY.
2oi South 1Oth-.t Philadelphia. Pa.
$50 CASH BUYS a s. Ooo suburban home.
i-iit ID our order IN the hcalihi"S' and
rretiiost nearby town In New-JcrSry.
TREpWELL. II Park Row. New-Nork.
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5.

oct 2+.............M iison
Richmond HI London Oct % W 20.
tamnania erpOol. NOV 3............ jHf -'
echedani. Amsterdam. Oct ,NcttAn'
Vega Cibsaitlr oct 2J........... Emp.' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

RELIABLE furnace man would Ike to
2. ~ care % a furnace: best OF reference
l. J. u7l Hth-aVe. 3 bells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
HELP WANTED.
Fem
HELP WANTED.
Male.
WORK WANTED.

Male.
WA. L. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and AUDITOR
p,rnes building. Room -. II Park Row.
A YOUNG MAN. II. wishes situation
Of any Kind; willing 10 wor" ~
YIfEKGLING. Il Jefferson-st.. ioooken'
n. J. "
A STEADY, reliable business man. SPEAK
ing English and German. wants en-
n,oymert: can instruct In above: best ref
srences: no canyassing. c.. III '-'h-ave.'
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

lo+ri-sT ~ WEST. H.a'd. and large
front. sunny room. with spacious dress
ire-r0,n having WirrYrri Uni'iph"- me
us.cha,rhnnd. convenient 80 Il hi"'in"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise IS Sunset 40 Moon sets "a oSi Moons aee
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
Sandy. Hook 2.l7 GOV. Island ::i1 Veil Cat" { "a
pM-saady HOOK ":@7 GOV bland 80" ii~i1 'a'r f'4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
DRESS MAKING.

LADIES ard misses dressmaising: capes
and f.modcl'ng with care. good ~ and
well finished. favor rs with - call. $40
Igrk-aVe. near ITth-at.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

A sECOND-FLOOH SUITE. parior. cham
her aaI bath va exclusive prlyst~ w.
inr. ,fl.r toofns. reference Ji1 ,th-n'".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07

ACcnl-NrANT. books opened. examined.
written VI OF closed. EDDEY. ~ East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

,,c.rop BAGS ALI. SIZES. reduced
-, SO 20 20 81 75: fine canvas-coVer.d
,r,,nrn ron bottom. 32-inch, 81 90: pocket.
hooks at manufa cturers prices
cHARLEs SCHWARTZ. oz H'h-a'e'' near
0th-s'
.ptEs All long hair switches 81:
10 an Kinds OF human hair made to order;
, gu 25c. !. HYMAN; 3v3 BED
fnId.ave'. 520 F'ulton-st.. TO oa'es,aVe''
brooklyn; 1873 Newark-ave.' Jersey ivy
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

CRY PROPERTY WANTED for country
srsf ana stock farm. nearby; urencum-
be~ci L EOWLASD. III Roadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

ABSOLUTELY nrst-class aIar'msnts. suits
and single. cXqui9itely furnished. mod
crate. II West ..tr-et.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-07
DREysMAKING.

.pTrsrIc DRESSES made from so'
A'U ,,!'.,,.h tailor made riding habits. exc.
sErsnch ball. evening. reception, am
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lace and art dom nsra leaves. birds, butte.
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fall isSnn'V nufchaaed Il desired; moos sish.
tice: soooSs rs' MELROY. Ea ls,v.rsi,y
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-06

A new association has been formed in
Augusta. 1t is partly private, and in fact
has limited membership. The sole object
of it is to kill nothing but wharf rats and
time. Its institution is recent and The rules
have thus far been strictly followed. The
name is the Wharf Rats Associa-
ton" 1t has a president. vice presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer, all OF
whom can be found most any time Ct
day loafing around the steamboat wharf
The capital stock was started at 20 cents
but has been raised 10 so. This new order
will probably continue its life till the sew
eral members secure positions. As the
sole object is to kill time, and have some
one else furnish the requisite bread and
butter, it would not seem that its existence
will be Of long duration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-06

Since the item in the JOURNAL few
days ago regarding the extension of the
electric road over Cushnoc Heights another
scheme has been proposed, which will prob
ably mature before many seasons, viz. ;
That of running the line to the East side.
citizen convereing about it brought up
the fact that that portion of the city is
growing very rapidly and that in few
years many more people will be residing
there who will daily be obliged to come
across the river, some OF them walking
half a mile. If the road were to be ex-
tended across the river, up Cony street to the
junction of Bangor, Hospital and Cony streets
and then branch tracks run up the two first
n,med streets sufficient distance, it would
seem probable that the patronage might be
sufficient to pay for the additional expense
which the company would be put TO. Many
OF the students attending the Cony High
school would ride 10 school daily. In all
probability a line down Arsenal street
would bring considerable additional
business. The employees of the Gan
nett & Morse Concern would take the
cars on the East side, saving them the walk
over the bridge as now. The cost of doing
all this and the outlook for patronage suf-
ticient to warrant it are meters vet to be
ascertained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-06

The remark or question is often heard,
"Are you going to Dresden campmeeting'
Asa matter of fact the camp ground is
owned and conducted by the Kennebec Val
ley Canpmeeting Association. Mail should
be addressed to Richmond Campground,
baggage should be checked to Dresden Sta
ton, and the whole business is in the town
of Richmond, about three and half miles
above the village
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-06

The funeral of the late George "A. Beale
took place, Saturday, at 2 P. NJ, from his
late home on Green street. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. c. S.
Cummings. The floral offerings were very
handsome and many attractive pieces were
seen, one of which was from knowlton 4
Young, his late employers. The singing
was by A. d. Ward, Miss Louise Robin
son and Miss Flora Cross. very large
number of people were present. The
bearers were D. F. Knowlton. William
M. Young, Henry NJ. Rines and Lon Will
liams. The interment was at Mount Pleas
ant cemetery.