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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
COLONEL WILLIAM r. REMEY

Washington Jan 2l.-The Navy Department to-
dav received the announcement; of the dea OF Colo
mel william r. Remey. Of the United States Marine
Corps ex-Judge- Advocate-General Of the Navy. lie
died Of paresi- IN insane asylum al Somervilie
Mass Colonel Remey entered the Navy from Iowa
was second lieutenant the fr.gate sabine during
tho civil War. and becoming Judge Advocate-Iar-
eral OF the Navy June g 1870. served In that ca,
pscity untM January 4. iSJ3. when ne was retred
upon his application after thirty years ser
vice. For time previous 70 his retirement
SYMPTOMS OF the insanity which subsequently de
veoI "a in tho form OF plrcss were apparent 10 his
.Le.n.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
UrRiCANS AT ETROPEIN HOTELS.

The following Americans have recently registered
a, European hotels:
Hotel Victoria London.-Mr and Mrs. \. J. Hart
/ Sewall s Ascher. j. II. Gardener, q. a. Leg
Grand Hotel. Romc.-Mrs. Agnes Dundas Lippin-
cott / IippncOtt. Mr. and Mrs T.. II. Curtis.
Mason Campbell and family. George Mackay, John
D. carter ". r. Hopkins. Mr. and Mrs. John d.
Adciphi Hotel. LIverpool.-AIr and Mrs. +; SKIN
ner " s Maxwell. air. and Mrs. II. Farrinston'
Wr and Mrs. +. J. O'Brien. J. II. Adams. D
Kastor. Colonel J. f, Neal. James Mscaidin;
savoy Hotel LondoHn.o,J tou rne M ss pSSrdy
nd family and Mr.. and Mira y. /. DavA
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THE REV. DR.. SAMUEL GRAVES.

s., Johnsbury VI. Jan. G.-News was received
hero Yesterday OF the death AZ his home In Grand
Rapids. Mich. of the Re-. DE- samuel graves
He was seventy-ive years old and a native OF
Acuorth y r. When about five years Old he came
to St Iohnsbury He left here in boyhoo1 to onter
Colgate University. where he was graduated lie
then began a continuous professional service OF
fifty years. which completed last summer
For four years he was tutor at Colgate Inver-
sity He was then ordained the pastor OF the
Baptist Church at Ann Arbor whore he remained
three years For the next nine years ne was pro-
fessor CT Greek at Kalamazoo College. Then he
was for ten years pastor Of the Central baptist
Church at Norwich, Conn, End for fifteen years
paste at Grand Rapids For the last nine years
h. had been president Of the Baptist Seminary at
Atlanta Ga. and built up that southern seminary
In many way He had done considerable literary
work Two years ago he published a book entitled
Outlines of Theology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

DjED
BALDWIN sunday January 20 his residence. e2f
fesineon-a,e Lernuel Hawlry Baldwin. aged ~ years
' crSmne ''. January Tir % a. o'clock
Friends invited , a., ,, , IT., .
MR. Charles r. Wnoi No. va u''n9n aye c 'T,ds"
BELI.-on SATURDAY.. January 10 At ionrnemonth Eng
land Lizzie Fr"nGh NJ 81 , 'n n n ot .'opon
man. New York.
cATILN-At her home. 2o' Grerne-ave Brooklyn; Jay,
uary 81 Elizabeth Legere't, wife ~ Or Arnold W
Catiln and daughter Of Mari p ana tho tate William :
rnnera from st, james, Church wcdncsda, afternoon
nd inst. ~ 230 O'Clock.
CoRNElI-On January -. Iiyerey Franc. Of consumi
ton Rnse Brcih"rton wife ~ Henry VI, Cornell.
DEsIION January 10Th suddenly, u heart disease
EIizah-h LUDLOW wife Of Henry :. Dshon and daush-
Funeral private ON Tuesday from her residence ~
Schrrmcihorn-st, Brookyn
pRAKF-A Newark y. j.. January Is. 1879. E,l"arl
coriiandt Drake. son Of the late James W. Drake -
s@rvscs vim be held at Grace Church Broad
walnut sts N@wark X. j.. On Tuesday. January %.
rn %s %r'r at Mendhom y J.
FAIRCHII.D-on Monday January u. is'" Hamlet a.
raca tn the II. y S,r T D Gs No 272 West 1871
81. "Wednesday evening. January * At "eooA.
3 ;s Ws into rdnry So OF albany e.
HATHAwAY-In New Bedford Mas on the list INST
Francis Hathaway aged % years
IauN-on saturday January 10. 1889 Justine +. Jahn.
IN nr . .H s vii he held az
Gnsfavc \ jain li0 Ocrannve. Brooklyn. on Tuesday.
January -. Mt = D. m. go, ,-.
p.,.,i,cs and friends respectfully invited
uADpEN-on saturday. January 10. Maud Busch wife
~ C1w acrvte aaG at u sidney Place Brooklyn Tuesday
tnornng January 80, at IL O'CLOCK
pleass omit flowers.
Inie,nlent private.
uARRIs-In Brooklyn. Saturday January 10. Caro-
Inc widow OF Francis Harris late OF Elizabeth y.
in the 1ith year OF her age.
Funeral services on Tuesday January 90. 230 D. IN
AZ the residence OF her son. No 1871 Bainbrdge-st..
BROOKLYN.
Take E,lton-ave. elevated to Utica-ave station.
Intcrrnsnt 1t Elizabeth. ~ j.
PECK-Entored into rest at Rye. ~ Y. January 20 1895
John Boodrood eldest son OF the late Charles A. and
Mary II Pack. his 9th year.
Funeral services Tuesday. January 90 at 1i:i5 a. H.
at his lat. residence. Rye. y, y.
CARRIAGES N waiting rye arrival OF 1o;o0 uain
fpon 0raAd Ceuyl Derol
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GEORGE LORD DAY TO BE BHOUGHT NONE

George Lord Day. OF the firm Of Lord. Day :"
Lord who suffered fracture of the thigh and %
the pelvs and other injuries November 20 by
being thrown from his horse while riding across
country with the Mcadowbrook Hunt club. VIII De-
removed from the clubhouse To his home Ia this
city to-day. special train will be- Ised 10 carry
him to Long Island city. From thence ne VIII De
taken IN "A carriage TO his home. Since Mr.. Day was
injured. Ave operations have been performed on
him Miss Susan Day will accompany her brother
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InINhS 10 rNE nm WY.

r. " CoNpcr,hwatt Il CO.. furniture dealers.
Mo- i.3 20 ~ Park Row. sent letter 10 chief
Bonner ~ the Fire Department. on January H..
thanking MIN and his mcn for their bravery and
efficiency az the nr, adjoining their csiablishm'n nj
the previous morning and hy which the spreading OF
,h, FIRE to ihe CowucrihVait warehouses was pre-
ysptel
4 rheck for slV nclosed for the firenen =
widows and Orphans Relief Fund
r.. Cowprrihwait people have since then received
handsome letter OF thanks from The lire De
pirtment IN acknowledgment of their gift
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

Mrs Abby Sage Richardson VIII begin this after
noon at the Berkeley Lyceum series OF four lcct-
ures on THE Arthurian Romance" The prospectus
which she issues Indicates that she win treat the
subject as fully and comprchensisciy as would be
possible within the space % four afternoon ais
courses The subject for to-day Is "Tbc Introduce
ton OF the Romance into English Literature" The
remaining TOPICS are as follows: January -. The
Heroes of tho Arthurian Romance February g..
The Women OF tho Arthurian Romance; Febru-
ctr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

Rcr,hold Ncumoes,n. who had been member OF
the Stock Exchange since 1879 died yesterday from
consumption ri his home. ~ 2l9 West Forty
s.Nth-st H. Was A member % the finn OF Neu-
inoegan & Co. No. - Exchange Place, and was adj
United % the stock Exchange IN May. 1872 He died
in MS nffy-nrst year and LETT widow. AT one time
he was 4 specialist IN -. Paul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
PL4TTN LEIDEHSHIP ~ NEU- iOEh.

DOES IT PROMOTE PARTY SUPREMACY?
From The buffalo Express.
l. leadership which foments such quarres and
alienates such men as We have named good leader
ton which has lust won The greatest k9pubh ,,r
triumph ever achieved In New-i OK tend TO pro-
mote the supremacy OF the Republican party?
ONLY TEMPORARY AS YET.
From The New-Y York Morning Advertiser
Mr. Iauterbach. as temporary chairman. should
avoid proc. edng az II his fixture were permanent.
The man who sold the lions skin while the beast
lived was killed In hunting MN
THEY SEE THE STORM RISING
From The Bunalo News.
The Plat runners and planters see the storm
by which lautcrbach VIII he exchanged Tor IeSs
obnoxious manager for t'att. but the ndlsnau99n
and the sentment that no orders will bc received
from Platt * too firmly nXed IN the mihds OF
party workers.
THEY WILL. HEAR AGAIN FROM THE
PEOPLE.
From The Mail and Express
The Platt-Pa,tcrson-Gibbs combination Of dis
credited Republican politicians in this city are
about to hear again from the people pr' s LAX,
popular protest against Plat az cannot b" mis-
taken. The proposition is to hold three mass ho
people viii have an opportunity to reaiiirm the
Judgment pronounced In the election OF last Mo-
vember.
RULE OR RUIN POLICY.
From The Syracuse Courier.
rlatt's triumph I'm the Republican County tom
mittee Will emphasize his determination 10 pursue
tho rule ruin policy 10 the bitter end
WORKING FOR 4 PLATT MACHINE
From The Buffalo Commercial
Platt f. indeed a nice leader for "A respectable
Republican party to follow; ne IL now tiIlhG 10
undo the good work that the Committee OF SeNthty
has done and TO set up machine OF nj, Own IN
place OF the Tammany machine. ~ II noctahs
norton OF the party I'm New York and relies Tor
success upon his servile tools from the INTERIOR
PLATT MASTER or THE SITUATION.
From The Rochester Herald.
Nothing succeeds like success; Platt rs master
he fore been comparatively weak He IL now cock
OF the Republican walk throughout the whole
state. and the ant-Platt organs VIII tear their
hair In vain.
EXTREME MEASURES MAY BE NEEDED.
From The Buffalo Commercial
II will be unfortunate for the party to be COM
PEELED to resort 10 extreme measures but the
Democratic party had to do II ~ las. ana me re-
suit was the complete overthrow OF the desperate
bosses They had-possiby still have-the organ
izaion": but the party has left them
MIR pI.ATT IN CONTROL EVERYWHERE.
From The Albany Argus.
Having already captured the Brooklyn Repubii-
organization. this capture OF IN NV @
pleie control everywhere throughout me STATE ~
Mayor Strong wants the support OF the hepuDH-
can party In New-York he must get IL through Mi
through Mr. Plat In q word. this decision makes
Er. Fiatt Mayor by proxy Of the city Of New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
rIE RAJ nH. EnwAKp YorNG BrcHANAN.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2i.-The Rev. DR.. Edward
Young buchanan. To- rora than hfty years minis
ter of the Prote4tnn- Episcopal Church. died yeser-
d-. aged eigh'y-f)ur years. Or. Buchanan was
born in Mercersburg. this State. and was younger
brother OF President James buchanan. lie was
gradual ed from he General Theological Seminary
in New York and Giied charges IN different parts
Of this State FOR thirty years prior 10 1872 he
rector Of Trinity Church. this city In lsS2 Dr.
buchanan was forced TO resign his pastoral charge
owing TO the iniirmities of Increasing years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
THE SOCIETY or COLONIAL VANS

The Society Of Colonial Wars Of the State OF New
York will have it's annu.-l dinner at the Hotel Wal
dorf on February II. the 1921 anniversary OF the
signature of the Treaty OF Paris. Some OF those
who are expected to speak are the Rev. DR.. David
II. Greer. James c. Carter, f. j. Phelps and Joseph
n. Choate. Frederick j. DE Peyster, governor
general OF the National Society OF the Colonial
wars and governor of the New-York State Society.
WIN preside.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
SOCIAL WEEK At YALE.
1T OPENS WITH GLEE CLUB CONCERT. SENIOR
AND SOPHOMORE GERMANS AND
INFORMAL, TEAS

INFORMAL. TEAS.
New-Haven. Jan. q (SpeciaD-Social week at Yale
was to-day auspioiously begun. About 200 ladies
from all parts OF the country are present as guests
where Yale is host. with the annual list OF teas,
concerts promenades and germans. Tonight the
actual festivities began with the Glee Club con-
cert At the Hyperion Theatre. The affair was a
brilliant success. socially well os unsteady Fol-
lowing the concert the senior and sophomore ger
mans were held, the former In Alumni and the lat
Ter in Warner Hall. The senior german was he'd
by i. Burton Harrison, Of New-lork City. Mrs.
Burton Harrison was present and was one OF the
pltronesses. The sophomore german was led by
c. l.. Heffelnnger. of St. Paul About sixty couples
were present at each entertainment.
several Informal teas were given this afternoon.
Mrs. Godfrey Dunsconihe received the sophomores
ara their guests from $3.50 to $50. the University
tIub gave reception in honor Of the seniors from
10 q. and the chi Phi Society. OF the Scientific De
pertinent opened its house TO guests OF the occa-
sion during the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
ALEXANDER DUFLOE.

Alexander Dunon. wei known abou; the munich
pal buildings In Brooklyn as Punch died al his
home. NJ. 32j Class)n-ave.. Brooklyn on Sunday.
Tie WIS seventy -scgen years cid. and the oldest at
tachs OF tho Sheriff. office. He WAS born on the
site ~ the rr'san- CJIrih1usa IN Brooklyn. and had
boon dep ITS since 1851. Els funerl, will BE- ned
~ the house O.; 10 o'c.o,S tbs morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
PROMINENT IRRTvAIS At THE HOTELS

CLARENDON Domingo Cana. tho Chilian Minis
ter and Jose NJ Yrigoyen. Peruvian Charge TAI
flares 1T Washington. FIFTH ANENIE-EN-Con-
gresham Henry O. Burlcigh Of Whitehall. y. Y.
HOIIAND-Cavin Wells. of Ptisburg. VIC
TORIA-Mrs Langtry WALDORF Bishop John
r. Hurst. o. Washington. -. G.. and Congressman
Tom l.. johnson. of Ohio. WiNDSOK-Alb"rt
Keep Marvin iIughiit and Erskinc VI. Phelps oi
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70 ATD me wOMAy'S HoSPrrAL.

silas O. Pratt's musical pictorial allegory. amer
lea illustrated by 2Oo dissolving scenes. will he
produced Friday evening and OF Saturday after
noon at Chickering Hall for the benefit of the
woman Hospital The allcgory contains the mos
attractive features of Mr. Pratts "Alleeory OF the
i'm SONG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
FOR TIE DR. PARKHURsr TESTIMONIAL FUND

The treasurer OF the Parkhurst testimonial fund
J. Langdon Erving. No. 81 Wnll-st reported the
following subscriptions up TO noon Yesterday: pre-
yously acknowledge 2o.Sl o. John Sloane 500:
C. Guch. s.: total $2o532 o.
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CARplNAL pEsPREZ.

Paris. jan. H-.uon Florian FOLK Desprez
Carlira! Archbishop OF Toulouse. died suddenly in
tha; city to-day from heart disease. He was born
On April II, 1871. and created Cardinal on May H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
Religious Notifies.

q DIXON Of Brooklyn. will preach, and =. a
JACoRs Moody's solsist. VIII sins IN sr9S32s 49,
Tsssrnss.s nsy prSsawrx THySs SesSxi.is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
Az ryGAGENFNr syNOUNCFD.

The engagement is announced OF Miss Catherine
Wolfe Brace Brown. daughter of the late George
Bruce Brown. to Allen j.. Loney son OF William
A. I.oney OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

10 NOT fail to buy THE RECORDER EXTRA
,,rIcs ONE CENT editions daily during the con
finuance of the strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
Mount Hope, Westchestcr County.
Once $50 Sixih-a,e.. y. Y. Telephone osO. 1Sth-0G
NFNSlCO CEMETERY. Harlem Rallroad. - minutes
from Grand C"nral Depot. new private station nj en.
trance once. &c East <odst Telephone call $50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
ONLY TEMPORARY AS YET
=" gyL MnVpiup AINafffgtT

T TVII 'IVITITI'h F''I'N'''''''
Mr. l.nuterbach. as temporary chairman, Snou
avoid proc, eding az II his fixture were peimhnen
The man who sold the lions skin while the bea
lived was killed Ia hunting him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

DOES IT PROMOTE PARTY SUPREMACY?
From The Buffalo Express.
l. leadership which foments such Guarrcls and
altenate- such men as have named good leader
ship Docs the violent overthrow oi an orSan'Ia-
ton which has Just won the greatest Republican
triumph ever achieved In New-Nork tend to pro-
mote the supremacy OF the Republican party
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

Charles Ianier No. l. Nassau-s'.. the general
treasurer Of the Hospital Saturday and sunday As
ISOLATION reports the following additional contrpn-
tens to the general fund OF the collections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22
IIebir CompanN's Extract "f Beef.
iDjEI).

AWAY. efficient in weakness and digestive disorders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-22

From The Mail and Express.
4 RULE OR RUIN POLICY.

From The Syracuse Courier
platt's ,riumph I'm the Republican County Com
mttee Will emphasize his determination 10 pufSu
the rule or ruin policy 10 the bitter end
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


ST. JOHNS CHURCH, MADISON
Square, Rev. Charles II. Strong. rector
Easter Day; Morning service, sermon and
holy communion at IL O'clock. Sunday
school at 1 p. m. The Easter festival Of
the Sunday school (full choral service) viii
take place in the church at 8 o'clock p. IN.
Strangers will be cordially welcomed at all
services. A committee of the Vestry viii
be IN attendance for the purpose of provid-
ing seats
WESLEY MONUMENTAL OIETHO-
disO church-Corner Abercorn and Gordon
streets, Rev. A. M. Williams pastor-Eas-
ter decorations, music, service and SER
mon. Morning topic: Effects of the
Resurrection" Evening topic: the VAL
ne OF Christ"
NEW CHURCH, WORSHIP CORNER
of Drayton and Huntingdon streets, at IL
a. M, and p. m, Rev. j. +. Smith, pastor
Morning subject, who Will be in the New
Heaven and New Earth" Evening sub
ject, Lessons of the Florida Freeze and
it's Spiritual Causation."
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENT.


FOR RENT. LARGE EIGHT-RooM
house ls6 Hull street r. \. Ybanez.
Bun AMI Bay.
FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-
ueuees 80 Montgomery street hot and cold
water and all modern convenlences; SIS
per month. J. +. Fulton * son, Board OF
Trade Building.
FOR RENT. HOUSE 35ia CHARLTON
street near Habeg-sham; seven rooms: 81
per month. J. +. Fulton 4 Son, Board Of
Trade Building.
FOR RENT. THAT LARGE AND DE
sirable residence. 205 Congress street
rent moderate 10 a good tenant j. f.
FULTON q son, Board OF Trade Building
FOR RENT, HOUSE IS INDIAN
street; In good order; Sll per month. j.
p. Fulton q Sen, Board of Trade Build
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE T2ls JONES
street, near Ahercorm; SIS per month
J. p. Fulton 4 Son. Board OF Trade
Building.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE Is HENRY
street; hot and cold water. etc, large yard
ana garden; rem { cheap for summer
months, J z. Fulton n Son, Board of
Trade Building
FOR RENT. THAT DESIRABLE RES
ldence ~ pufry street, near AbercOrn; all
modern improvements. j. Il. Fulton &
son, Board OF Trade Building.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
idence 50 Waldburg street. large yard and
stables cheap rent until Oct. l. ], z. Full
ton a. Son.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRA BILE RES
idenee q Jefferson street. near Liberty;
twelve rooms In good order rent mod
crate TO good tenant. J, T. Fulton q
Son, Board of Trade Building.
FOR RENT, THAT DESIRABLE RES
menee lf6ia Waldburg street; rent moder-
ate Tor summer months. J. r.. Fulton a.
of (BaT
FOR RENT, SIX ROOM HOUSE, 1877
Jefferson street, second door south of
Bolton. Apply 70 Tattnall street.
TO RENT NO 1893 YORK STREET,
good stand for grocery and barroom
business. Thos. a. Pollard.
172 MONTGOMERY, NORTH GWIN-
nett, neat room house, with convent
ences; eighteen dollars. Two Hundred
Gwinnett.
. DOLLARS FOR THAT BEAUTIFUL,
cottage on Charles, near West Broad
streets. Two Hundred Gwinnett.
FOR RENT, NICE TWO STORY BAY
window house, 2l3 Abercorn. near Wal
burg Apply 15i Gordon street.
FOR RENT, STORE AND DWELLING
southwest corner Torch and Jefferson
streets; good location; rent moderate.
Peter Reilly. Is Drayton street.
FOR RENT, RESIDENCE NORTH
west corner Price and Liberty streets: In
good condition; rent low. Peter Reilly, Is
Drayton street.
FOR RENT. a VERY DESIRABLE
dwelling on Jefferson street; west side;
second door south OF Bay street lane;
convenient TO business; rent moderate.
Apply w. +. Seharff, Bay and Jefferson
streets
FOR RENT, HOUSE AT 551s YORK,
between Habersham and Lincoln; 6 rooms.
including bath; good neighborhood; rent
1850. Apply 50 York.
FOR RENT; DON'T YOU WANT A
pretty, modern-built house? every con-
vcnienee. l44 Habersham, near Hunting
don.
FOR RENT. 2-STORY HOUSE, 176
HUI. Apply III Congress.
FOR RENT, FOUR-STORY BRICK
building, 19l Bryan street. Apply Ill Con-
gregd street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DO you SPECULATE7 THEN SEMI
for our book. How to Speculate SuccessS
fully in Limited Margins IN Grain and
Stock Markets." Mailed free. ComstockS
Hughes g. Co., Rialto Building. Chicago.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

--~~~-~-~---~~~-~-~~~~--
SPLENDID OFFICE ROOM TO RENT.
Apply to Leopold Adler.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED OFFICE
ROOM suitable for dentist, with use OF
reception room. Apply to DR.. Putnam
1856 Broughton street
REMINGTON STANDARD TYPE
writer No. 2; In hrst-class condition b.
Il. Timer & Co. IA Drayton street
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CoIored.

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH; SERVICES
and sermon on Easter day at II a m, fol-
lowed by Holy Communion; the annual
Sunday school festival viii be held at !
oclock in the evening.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-14
NIIsCELLANEOVS.

GO TO COHEN'S BARGAIN HOUSE
Tor cheap goods; we sell on small mar
slhsi that is why we have the crowds
can you buy fruit loom bleaching at
any other house in the city for 6 cents
yard; can you buy standard apron ging-
hams for cents? We have them; best
pieces dotted swiss, cents, sold last sea-
son for fifteen: the largest and cheanest
line Of corsets in Savannah, all 75-cent cor
cents. ]. T. Cohen & Co, l52 Broughton.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-14


CENTS FOR A CAN OF THAT En-
ceilent New York state corn. Try IL. at
Mastick q Renters two stores, Harris and
Price and Liberty and Drayton streets.
WHY SUFFER WITH CoRNS. BUN
lens and ingrDwing nails when you can be
cured. not relieved. but positively cured
oy Lem Davis surgeon chiropOdist Or
ders can be left at Wheeier's Pharmacy,
corner Bull and State streets
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CHEAP ADVERTISING.
ONE CENT A WORD.

ADVERTISEMENTS, Is words or more.
In this column inserted for ONE CENT a
WORD. Cash in Advance. each Insertion
Anybody who has any want 10 supply any.
thing 70 buy or sell, any business or accom-
modations 70 secure; indeed. any wish to
crafty, should advertise in this column
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.

WANTED, SITUATION, BY AN EX-
perienced clerk and stenographer; famii-
lar with phosphate mining industry; loan
office work, etc. Address J. S. p, 228
Spring street Atlanta Ca.
A SETTLED LADY WANTS POSI-
ton as housekeeper or to do homework.
Apply 10lA West Broad street
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION,
experienced stenographer and typewriter,
small salary required. Address Steno-
grapher. Morning News.
STENOGRAPHER, TYPEWRITER
desires job work, copying, etc. Office, bug
mess part city. Adde'S Stenographer,
Morning News.
POSITION WANTED, BY YOUNG
man, experienced stenographer, collector
and general office clerk. Must work, sala-
~ no object. H., this ONCE.
STENOGRAPHER GADY WISHES
few hours work daily will go to office for
dictation. S, News office.
STENOGRAPHER (LADY) WISHES 4
position in lawyers office, salary no object.
K, this Office.
WANTED, SITUATION, BY WHITE
woman, to cook or do homework, nurs-
ing. Apply 1919 Broughton, Mrs. Maggie
Reardon
A LICENSED PHARMACIST, OF SEW
en- years experience, desires position at
once; best of references from former en-
ployer and prominent physicians. Address
Pharmacist, p. o. Box 476. Atlanta Ga.
ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, AGE q, DE-
sires position as collector, and willing TO
do general work in addition, in either
store or office; salary no object; good ref
erences Address j. L., care Morning
News.