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miscellaneous.

pr. ROSELL+ ZEDOARY. the great
rcmcIy f1i chilhlaius. corns. hurions.
sweating. tender AMI tifel feet. is sold by
BARRY & JAMES. 49, Sth-ayr.
MANTFACTrEERS and WHOLE
SALE dealers desiring correspondent ~
growing city. address Lock Box 81. Hui-
falo. \. :.
STEREOPTICON.-- Dissolving-vicw APP
paratua f1G hire with operator. 81 ana eN-
p.ns.a Der evening Either oNy-h hydrogen
or OF. lights may be- usei STEEEDPTl-
Coz. Box :. Tribune Once.
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Citn Real Cstate for Sale.

ELEGANT SHORE BUILDING SITE.
sy,.rsiyc and beautiful outlook. first
class location. j. W. ATWATER. -
Librrty-st.
FOR SALE.-Wcst Side iirst-class
houses and fiats. $1,000 20 $4,000. STEW
EMS. 9th-av... corner "jd-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0Sth-st-
Substantial. artistic. detached house; low
price. send for circullr ALIAS M
iROVEMENT CO.. Is broadway.
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tieul estate i0antro.

SMALL FARM WANTED. within m
nuur uf Now ORR: inland. with good
house and barn. about 10 acres. FRANK
i. VI. DILIOS. - Idbcrfy-St.
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tUorS i0a nlco.
Males
NIdItN.
A. WI. L. HARTCNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor.

A. WM. l.. HAKI - M,
f'pels Aecou y, 'nt anu $500 pS 'po,v
BARNES BuhulhB. room ~ - Td'h HD"'
ADNEuTTsrNf MATTER ~ every Do
grfIpfi.n carefully distributed. GEO.
WOOD. IG.9 lst-a,c.
r.t,l,fr,- ....,.. ...,, y,,,tir-,
80 ~ ii.,it .1 rr.0,h
~ 49,. ,.,' Will il''
,..'tton. h., r.ga,,n,.s given. Add-ess
( Trlliu. Bnic.
-. -,.,.,.r,,.rrl. -ecCTcrf,IIv o,--
c.,.i Gi'sI',' rrrloro tbororrbiv cvpa-
ri.nrcd ,lpAhlc ana reliable. rxc.ilrn,
A.. f..-.. r...t L.st,.. o.flco rasifinn Address
JAMES DONALD LAME. lsl Joralcmon-
ST.. Brooklyn.
ASSISTANT EporEEr.PER and general
,,iir.. ,,,rt r.'I ,.n,n,n. .rirk m figures.
salary so per ."".. Al reference. Address
g. =. BOX =. Tribune Once
yeI-Nc ,,,r,i.l ,.,,, Ioslr.s a rosi-
H., l., AN o.!cr ~ as...tnnt o. coIlc.,or
j. t.. Blk -. l.2i2 Broadway
v,f.>.,. NAV ~, ,-.,,s , g,,,,,,j-,,
,.., lini .',Is - ,yri,,. f,,1iisn ana
G.-,n,o, y.'lIng :, Yorb. n. KLEIN. 10
.....,, q,
l,i', ,rN - j. ~ rN a'' pn nPe
r'l'.-'' , ,r',.,ici ~ -,
"a. ~, e.1,i.,,,.r bl,.ir, artistl, u.s..
'''''' . 0 -. ,,, -, ,h.,, b,rsa..
49,. ,."" ,', ,rl ,,.o.'s,r, t,'rs ~
nishcl. clty or country. DECORATOR.
100 lith-st. Brooklyn
--,.....t-f-t,t.,,..D ,.,.i.i.. -,,,-,. y.,rfs
-. j. -. '-'.. '.'.r,,,... d, ,ari,rs
i''.t - MI ~. ,,i,,,...
era woodwork !. j.. j.. 80 354 sum
u"r-aN... BrnDHlYu
,.,..,,.,...., ..,.,.,... 49,. on .,,,n -
r.f.r.uc~s and -..lrlb ds4irrs good
permanent position vita fair Itospocts. +.
SCH ALTAR Rgtl-ifYrl. -. !.
,,.,.,-,.,.,.,.... OBJ, ....., ...t,, -
cent EMPLOYEES. .e-es position In which
rhIif. .ud fIfhNlu,4s vll earn per-
u n.lrr. 80 t,lfs excellent record As
SlDIllY. Tribune one.
,-,.-t.- p.,- o.. l....., .......i.., 10,
house .- valet .r att"n nnt - children.
s.. l.. j.. ~ it'llWay.
f.,,br-t-r.t.,, .+ f..,,re 1o.en ,o 2 aO
.. .t 90. 49,, i..lte. ,,"l
crate expectation. ~..r'.rrt references. Al
dress DOUBLE ENTRY. ~ West l4th-st.
....-t-r-r-.-D A.. 90. ,tric,l, tor,
'" ~ ~. ,.,.,Ii. ,..,rs. cx-
i..,.u-.. lo0lle entry. best references. :.
T. o.. go lF4ituu-ry".
,.,-,.r ,....rpv Cn,t- r,1rs,-
ltAkI.I NNl AS III VI lIN I Il~' -
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Citp Real estate 90 fet.

To LET.-lIouses and fats all prices;
West sill. STEVENS, 9th-aVc.' corner
n3l-st.
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Gclp unute0.
Males

Mates.
ANY Man can mako SO To SIG each
week at home. experience not necessary; ,
rare opportunity; no p"ltlinc. only persons
willing % work every day need apply,
send nearest express office address and 30
cents for 81 30 outfit with full Instructions
THE EMERSON COMPANY. POstoilice
BpX 40 Coruuna. Michigan.
TNAfARRGED CARPENTER wanted t1r
steady work On = farm within AN hour NJ
HcW-Yofk. Must he a handy man capa-
d." az doing painting. glazing, etc. as
we'll as carpenter Wc:k. Wages % a salts
factory man. so per month. with board
ana lodging Address l.. VI. j.. Tribune
ONlcc.
WANTED In n dryroods commission
hDue~. Protestant american boy about
IT, years oh SALARY first year. $50.
Address In oWn handwriting i. .. Box
p 80. Now-Nprll CITY.
Female.
WANTED.-A nice steady little gin -
MIND children AMI be useful. can rl"rp
home II preferred - shave; lst floor.
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HcIiuiou5 Notlrcs.

ARE YOU NCOIA INTED WITH RESCUE MISSIONS
whcf" sacred songs may h sung in popular airs? 1000"
.>it"d ~ Eartho Lu.'s Mission 4zl-s 3daVe.. within
i've yeire Come phrti.ipatr. We reach the people
Gr"at meeting night Nightly next week Miss Wl:AY
orchestral organ iifg, chorus Col HApl.JN and
yiva volunteers Songs. solos to-nigh. Hundreds
cueG; homes restored.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-St.. near Gthaye
DR.. MACARTHUR breaches. Morning theme; ''9ndi
tions DsciI-shlp Evening. "Sau's Return 70 Jefu
salem conversion eighth In series upon Paul sun
day-schOol. 2:45. All invited.
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CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH. j'th-St.,
west Of Sthave WILLIAM LLOYD Pastor. VIII prcach
morning AMI evening II a. m. Tho nhsa'l.n IN .i an
In His Finite Creatures ~ Lectures
on Christ Painters subject. Holman any 20
shadow x the cross Modern Aru. Special musical pro-
rramrne Strangers cordially welcomed
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SAFE or HOFFMIN HOUSE FIXTURES
THE NEW CORPORATION THE DrYER-w. T.
n. STOKES GETS TIIE WORTH HOUSE
TTRNfT,-RE AND LEASES.


FURNITURE AND IEAsDS.
The lenses furniture fixtures and works Of art Of
the Hoffman House. Nos. III 70 LIZ Broadway,
Nos s - lG West Twenty and Nos. TO II
West Twenty-fOurth-st., were sold at auction yes
terlav on the premises by William Kennedy under
order Of foreclosure made by the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, as trustees for the mortgage
bonabollers against the Hoffman House Corpora
ton OF N4N--Jersey. Mr.. Kennedy announced that
there were six leases on the Hoffman House These
leases toCether with the furniture. MIXTURES, ETC
were offered in one parcel The first bid was for
SO % and was quickly raised TO $1,000 by w +. -
Stokes George Putnam Smith acting FOR the newly
ORGANIZED Hoffman House Corporation or the STATE
Of New-York. raised the bid TO $i2o" at when
price il was knocked down 70 him. Edward :.
Stokes Is the principal stockholder IN the new
corporation. - .
After the save was over Mr.. Kennedy went over TO
the Worth House, Nos LIN to ll25 Broa5dway anu
offered lease furniture fixtures and Drc-d- brac
The first bid by r. ;. stokes. Of &.g5l ana was
followed by a bid Of $50 from William r. carr, act
Ing for W. +. d. Stoke" This was the last bid
and The property was Knocked down to carr
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domestic 5ituations fl1anteo
Males.

GARDENER.-By trustworthy. reli-
able man (single). understands care OF
horses cows. lawns. walks. &C.; every
thing in connection with the business
Of wcll-kept genlleman's place. refer
ences most satisfactory. Address A. NJ,
care OF j. =. LANG. Shrewsbury. New
Jersey.
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6orscs an0 Carriages.

Eop SALE brewster & CO. no-top road
v,pnn rack harness. all In good condi-
lion. Caf BE- seen ~ GILBEi;TS Stable.
1Gl Myrtle-aNe.. E-0okIAn.
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cHr-RcI! or THE MESSIAH U'nitaran) corner OF
24to-st and Ilrla,- at II o. 49, rem '
the rev join ". CHADWICK. The pnnl'c ''ii"''' III
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MADISON sQI-AEB PUf,SBYTERfAN CHURCH M1l!-
e0n-aNn. corner ~ 2fl--f Services. SHndnH MH.h D.
1885,. .f ~ o. sd anl ., Fl. M Ih" laef'f i'f. -. i
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PORTER.-By strong man in wholesale
hous. or hotel. references. ). CAK-
- .EVr-p 1Gi Avenue H.
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST CtvRCH. Wn"hinrion Siuar"'
south The Pastor. EDWARD JilSoN. VII pfrarh 1n'-
day II a IA. AMI 40 =. N seats free strangers
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CHURCH or THE PrRlTANN urrIyNt,e,i1nN i'O ~
ja.,or win ir acn ,onort,w ~ a. M ana - p d.
IN .cn ool - j.. n. Young IcOihr- "thS =, p w,
Wednesday evening DE-, ou0nal hr''HS "p o '''''
Sfrcnenr, cordially Nc.clmlG
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE. No. COZ shave. corner 4iih-
e.. Rev \. H. SIMPSON. PaStor.-ireaching 1922 sab
bath morning. by Pastor SToCkMElER Convention LOT
eeht days; meeting daily at 1890 a m. 3 AM p m
Addresses daily by Pastor STOCkMEYER. Mrs. IAN
TER. Miss MURRAY AMI Mrs. BRODIE, Of England
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HOWARD MISSION AND HOME TOR LITTLE WAN.
DEREES ~ East ilh-st near 3d-ave sundays. 'ool
every sunday afternoon 80 Singing BY the children
ana members OF Bible class"a. Visitors invited
). HATCH. President
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Grace METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10ith-st..
west Of Columns ave. Rev. f. = TITLE IN ~ I3s-
tor II q IN. holy communion 80 p. sermon by me
pastor Suniay-schoo 30 Young peoples prayer meet
I. Everybody welcome.
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MADISON AVENlE PREsEYTERIAE CHURCH,
Mads1n-ave. and 53l-s'.
Roy. CHARLES l.. THOMPSON. u. u. Pastor
Dr. THOMPSON VIII preach ~ II n. D.. On ','unri
Your Man" and ,. on - luI-er AM Fire
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH West
14Jth-st Convent-avc.. Rev CHARLES D. CHAPLIN.
Prstof.-Seryices At II and =. m "rds supper
AMI reception ~ members In the morning In the ,N'n-
IN. Great Religious Move
Dl:' Subject salvation Army strangers
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Religious Nolircs.

- ~
A-A.-A.-A.-A-ACApEM OF MUSIC su1day ser
Afternoon j. musical Park Sisters quartet lady
cyrnctiss ladies' sex,ct metropolitan Male Quartet
Mtssag. 20 Young Mrn . Mr. C0KNEI.L Leads. For
Metropolitan Hall services note elsewhere
A-A.-METROPOLTAN MEETINGS. Met
r,polian Han 1nh-nt. opposite Macy Mornng a6
Bible school. Mr BALDWIN Evening. 30 90 49,,
and Nj PHILIPPE orchestra. Tocal and nstFuine"'a'
solos Academy a Music notice elsewhere.
A-A-A-A-A-MISICAL PROGRAMME. Assocla-
tion Hall. 23dst and 4fh-ave.. SUNDAY !" p mn
Metropolitan Mixed Quartet ana the ltfad'td SS'tISS
brief addreaScs by Mess;s CHARLES g. nRADY. Of
Oaio and LLOYD T. WRIGHT ~ N"wNork' All
young men welcome.
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-svc and con, a., Ksv;
u. HEBER NEWTON y. D.. Iecior.-h"y, LILLIAN
KIRHUs. LII D.. VIII preach at IL a M ana -" p III
ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4th-ave corner 10Th, st
Sermon BY Pastor Rev. THEODORE q WIl'LiAmS'
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. Associate Haf-hour YES
psrs. $50 D. m. The public cordially invited
AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION.
No II ST. Marks Place East Sth-st ,,, 80
HERMANN WARSZAWIAk breaches IN t'hSilsh ", ~.
Jews Christians every SUNDAY AT '% p ~ a,
mission also every Saturday at p m 10 many hunnIenS
Jews in tie De Wit Memorial church, Zoo HN'hs'o"
~. All are welcome
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION Masonic Temple hn
23d-st and Gh-ave-sunday. o'clock annual esicbra3n
pt tadit Day 3E v '"G c@oe1S a r. WILSON. DR. H. A.
Pool.Ek and ciiAiiLEs L. GILDERsLEENv,E:
Edwin Galloway, ' 80 PreslScn,
ANTI BAPTIST CHURCH. 5tth-st. west Of sth have,
.Mornlns sermon i% Iey sAMu !. ~ H. Ggo j. HER
RON u. D. '"The New Christianity he'N" Se'''
each evening All welcome
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AMT BAPTIST CHURCH 5tth-st. Wes OF etn Ix',
Morning sermon by Rev. SAMUEL. H. bA l ~ ,InR
Dives VS. Lost Evening 10. Rev eift - Iss
RON D. D. ''The New Christianity he'N" se'
each evening. All welcome
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MADISON AVENI'E REFORMED CHURCH. cor. 18th
s..-Roy. AHHDTT r. KITTREpGE. -. H.. Pastor. wiz
pr.goh morning ~ II. evening ~ Union Bible class.
SnturllN
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LEX1NGToH AvENt'E BAPTIST CHURCH. 1Iith-st.
DIR CAMPBELL breaches 1880 on a. "Chrisrs Second
Public Passover" Reception IL members and Lord 8
supper "Unolc' Boston Smith breaches AZ 30 Eap-
t.-m evening service.
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Go Get for Busincss purpnsc

To LET. store AMI basement. -. 4it
t:h-nY".. between 18th AMI 2bfn sts. In
quirr ROBERT ]. BROWN. - Nass1u-St
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; I'm
St. between 9TH and eth ayes. Roy. JAMES j.. STEElh'
IN. j.. Pasior-Scrvccs O:;0 a. and - M chris
tan Endcavor meeting AT p.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, !IatlSm LcnoS-1 ,,,.o ana
Morning PRAYER sermon and Holy Communion II. Even
ing prayer sermon. - The Rector viii preach IN
the morning. and the assistant minister Roy. ~ H.
N!.Dll&ti tl.s cgeliaG.
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GOSPEL TABEENACLE CHURCH. shave and 4iih-
st.-Iicv. \. b. SIMPSON. Pastor, Will preach Sabbath
20 1890. Services 7:3O y. and every nieht IN We
week. except SATURDAY. =.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CIIIRCH. cor
22G-st.-Thc Pastor Re-. JOHN Il. DAVIES, -; j."
viii preach tomorrow II q. ani m W"i.'es-
day cNcnInE nraNcr-llectnE ~ y
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Cryr.DCII or TIE STRANGERS. Merccr-st., near N'n
g, nv Ir JAMES " KING vi pfHDh b-h'II'" d"
II m and 30 o. a. Al the seats az" Tree ana "-''i
welcome strangers at tie doors.
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ASSOCIATION HALL. Twenty.thrd street Baptist
Cauich.-l{ev THOMAS DIXON. JR.. breaches morning
and evening. is our National
Government Failure.
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flats 60 tci, flnturnishco

TIE DALHOUSGE. 10 20 - West 59th-
-. Absolutely nf.pfp0f and fronting Cen
trail Park. q very choice apartment % rent.
Amply % TIE JanitOr.
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~ BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
tlII E,I!.1O.p Uoiy caminunion 100. tho Pastor Dr.
CLARK WT1GiIT viii preach; sabbath school, = D.
young peoples pray-rm'' ting. ESQ. \ cordial welcome
To- strangers. seats all free.
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furnished Rooms.

COMFORTABLY FURNISHED rooms;
private house. hr'akfu-f optional. refer
cnccs. l5p East 3Sth-st
LARGE FRONT NOOL. closets. bath.
superior accommodation. private house,
suitable for one or two gentlemen. lou
Irslugfuu-aVr.
THE BI-ELGNGTOE.
Coolest. ! door from Ith-avc To slh-let
by work. front suite rooms. meals Ia
carte; private service.
4OTfI-ST. los WEST. comfortably fur
nlshrd rooms. central location. gas. bath
ruom. gentlemen. - -. - -. - -. 81
weekly. GRAY.
i5TH-ST.. : WEST. Handsomely FUR
nishrd rooms fer gentlemen.
o. WEST tTii ST NNashin@ton SIurr").
Nicely furnished rooms f'r housekeeping
az gentlemen: rent - ~ up.
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BIOOMlNGpAIE CHURCH. boulevard. West G>th-st.
MADISON C. TETEI;S breaches at II. Popular
rrrtuoiccs Against Christianity 80. "ow the Rorish
Church Gains Iicr Enormous Wealth..
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At THE SECOND TNITARIAE CHURCH. in Eroolt-
lyn corner Clinton and Congress SITS Rev JOHN W.
CHADWICK will preach tomorrow morning AT II o'clock
subject: odd and New Unitarian Views Of Jesus The
public invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

BEEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
5Oth-qt. near 2l-ave.-Rcy Dr KNOWLES. Secretary ~
the American sunday Inon will preach AT 1880 a. M
Mon cvangelistic the evening ut 100. also
every during the week. Condu'" by the Rev.
GEORGE &. NEEIIiAM. of world wide fame Christians
OF all denominations and the public generally are invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

AT TIL, SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 95thst.
and Central Park. Rev. Dr MAIllNG VIII preach
at II a. m. and = IN. Wednesday evening prayer
meeting at s. All invited.
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At HROoKLYN ~AEERNACLE. Ciin'on-avc.-pr.
TAINIAGE win preach tomorrow 1890 a. ~ arc
: 30 j. NJ. Sahha:i.-~chool. 80 y.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Greene
s., near Canal Rev. EDWARD j. PANSON VIII preach
at 1890 a. m Al welcome.
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH; 1c9th-
st and 7,have.. Rev ~ j. T. DAY la,i9T; TT gen.
ing Al 10 30 a. m. by Bishop +. G. ANDREWS, and -
IA 10y Rev &. II. II ANNEN sunday AZ 80
H. m. Young Peoples meeting az GO J.. IN ''iHitl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 5,h-ave
and 37h-st Roy HENRY VAN DYKE -, D. iastol
March II a. and i3I p. m Sunday-school me ~
at a:45 Services the chapel wednesday evening ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

At TYfv LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH
no,thw,s ST corner 121st-st -Rcv MERLE ST G. WRIGHT
Iaso. VIII preach. mornng ut II, Sunday-sohool al
H:45 a. N. All Tally invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-avc and 2ls'-st. Rev
HENRY Y. SATTEHLEE. L. H.. Kcctor-SerNic"s March
Holy Communion. ana 10 morning f"rNic,. and
sermon Holy Communion. II O'Clock; children =
choral service 345 evening prayer. uclock choral
service with sermon. ,. Rcv br. SATTl.iHiE VIII
preach morning and evening. Al cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

At THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West
End ave and aist-st.-rho Pastor Roy. Or KERR. viii,
preach IN The new chapel II a. m. ,HGaygniy
Heart" Wednesday, D. devotional service. with
brief lecture and At SO p. m. Christian Endcayor
meeting Pablo cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. West 42l,st. near an
a,.c-Qev RICHARD T. McMICliAEI will preach sun
day March lth II a. and 80 D. IA. SUNDAY -scho'
90 .. Al Melluinc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

THE TRIBUNE.
p;ONn Orce,
1 ~ Broadway. II door north of JlstN
Nd, rfl.em'rts ard subscrlptlo>s
icccN "a thcIe until o'clock p. III.
AT BRANCH OFFICES,
Advertisements received al regular snl1
rate, until y. M, viz.
2Ji Sth-aNc., :. =. co.. or 23l-aO-
li1 0th-aNc., cor. l2tA-S'.
TO- Columbns-ayc.. near West Ooth'st.
iOG West 42ist.. near Oth.ave.
% West ith-st., nea. 5th-aNe.
9j1 West i21st., bet. ia aud sth aVe~
l51 shave. cor. l4thst.
I ggs yd.ave., between 10Th and 77th.sts
1 .se3 slave, between 18th sd IOtn sts'
,026 Sdave., near oistss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

AT CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. 7;h-ave. a.(
lIflst- Dr. GREGORY. Pastor win preach ut lO.i'
A. IN and 7:l5 D. M Young Peoples meeting. : D. L.
Good singing. M made welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03

GARDENER and FLORIsT.-By first
class head gardener and florist. under
stands the cultivation u all greenhouse
plants; also line fruits and vrgetahles'
mushrooms. lawns, etc Address GAR
DENER. 50th-st. and 2d-aye.. South
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-03
RcliQions Notifies.

FIRST PtEsBA TERRAIN CIItICH 3ih-9ve and l2r IN
sf.fhc Pastor. Rev. HOWARD DiFFlELp. p ~ WIZ
preach II q. m. - light sword Grip. ana a. ;
p a Church Which Has Little strength, sun
day-scIocl $50 "a. and go r. m N''Il'Ss ny
evening prayer meeting o'clock strangers '"r"l''
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-17
Elm Dale.

Harvest is done and threshlng is
in progress. The crop is light on an
average; wheat seven IS twenty-five
bushels to the acre; oats about the
same, rye about twenty. The corn
crop is almost a failure. The pota-
toes are very light owing to the
dry weather. We have had no rain
since the 18th of June until last Fri
day night but things are freshening
up little now. :
j. Mudlock had H. pair OF oxen
stolen out of his pasture one night
lately. He found where the intrud-
ers broke the fence down and put it
up again. Bat no trace of the cattle
could be found.
Mr.. John Arnold, of Brainerd. is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
e.. W. Collins was here last week on
political business. He represents the
Peoples party and is quite ta!ker.
but thatischeap goods. Democracy
is bad enough, we don't want to
Jump from the frying pan into the
fire.
Miss NJ. 6. ,Davie returned last
week. During vacation she has
visited her home in Blue Earth
county and attended the training
school at Brainerd She is again en-
gagged to teach the fall term o: the
Elm Dale school.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-08-17
Peoples Party County Convention.

= convention Of The Peoples Party
81 Morrison county will he held at
the court house in Little Falls on
Aug Aug. SO, 1884, at 10 a. m, for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidates for
the following named county offices:
auditor, treasurer, sheriff, register of
deeds, Judge Of 2roba1e, county at
1orney. county surveyor, coroner
clerk OF district court, superintend-
ent OF schools, and county commits
sloners in. their respective districts,
and to elect delegates to attend the
congressional and legislative
conventions when called; slso to
transact all other business that may
come before the convention. Each
township and ward in the city will
be entitled to one delega ate at large
and one delegate for every IS votes,
based on the entire vote of Morrison
county as cast at the last general
election. Each town is entitled to
the folio wing number of delegates: