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The record-union., 1895-04-27
ROYAL BAKING PowDER.
ADJUSTMENTS.

The theater-goers who failed to see
versatile Emily Bancker and her capital
company in the ingenious, cleanly and
irresistible comedy, "Our Flat" at the
Metropolitan Theater last night, missed
"a good thing" We have seen no low
comedy in long time that is neater.
wittier and more natural. That num-
Der of the San Francisco critics tip-tilted
their noses at the piece, and thought it
too trivial for Miss Bancker and too tri-
fling for San Francisco intelligence, SIM
ply illustrates a phase of the hypercriti-
cal that is discreditable to it's authors.
Hearty, fun-provoking, honest laughter,
sharp satire and real wit, where cleanli-
ness predominates, is in place on the
stage, and is not beneath the concern of
fine ability. People do not go to the play
upon stills at all times; they wish to
he amused as we'll as entertained, and
this talented, comely, intelligent Emily
Bancker does in the best sense. She is
as easy and natural as if she were not
acting, and that is always the refinement
of art. She sings in an indescribable
and unmusical but charmingly winning
voice and manner. She acts with Vivac-
ity, without efortfulness and with an
abandon that just misses being rollick-
ing and saved from being coarse by her
ever-present lady-like, modest and
womanly bearing. TO tell the story of
the play would be to spoil it for
those who read and go tonight.
1t is too good to be harmed by
any attempt to describe it, further
than to say that it hinges upon the trials
OF devoted young couple whose love
and hope cannot be even cIouded by
creditors and an empty larder. 1t is
light and inconsequential, of course, but
those who go expect just that. and it was
intended to be precisely what it is. fun
making, absurd and laughter provoking
low comedy of the farcial order. Miss
Bancker's support is excellent, but in no
respect better than in the work of Miss
Lee Jarvis. Her servant girl is really
the neatest, best and all around most
natural personation of an independent,
saucy. witty but devoted housemaid thar
has ever been seen on the stage. "Our
Fiat' again tonight, and it ought to ill
the house.
The record-union., 1895-04-27
BEAUTY WINS,
StnpE TDTapa, 3a,,

The four hundred of Santa Rosa must
feel sighted because telephone girl was
elected the queen of the rose festival.
Inc election Is not complimentary to
Santa Rosa society, but is highly credit
able to Santa Rosa in general. The peo-
pie have shown themselves to be pretty
good Americans by bestowing the dis
tinction on a self-supporting girl, whose
beauty must be unusual to have over
come the power of wealth in such a con-
test,
The record-union., 1895-04-27
Riverside Enterprise. !

Holders OF bonds in irrigation districts
are becoming very impatient over the un
certainty which prevails regarding this
class of securities, in consequence of the
delay of the United States Supreme Court
to pass upou the test case in which the
validity OF the Wright Act is involved.
There has been considerable agitation OF
the matter OF late, and this will result in
a meeting of bOndholders in Los Angeles
to-day. The object is wo-foId-tirst, to
secure additional counsel to appear at the
rehearing Of the case; and second, to con-
slider what steps should be taken in case
the court declares the Act invalid. The
outcome will be watched with much in
terest.
The record-union., 1895-04-27
DIVORCE A FAILURE.
LSaattIe Observation-Disclosures I

French statistics show that the reason
ing which led to the passage of the di-
vorce law OF that country was entirelv
false. SO far from decreasing the num-
ber of divorces it has resulted in an in
crease from LOO a year TO 5000. From
1884 TO 1894 the number of divorces ap-
piled for was 45,000 out OF which 40. 900
were granted, the last year showing s. 900,
The reason urged for the passage of the
law was that many applications were
then being made for separations and il
was believed the restraint was one of the
causes. AT that time the proportion Of
separations was l in LOCO marriages: in
twelve years, under the divorce law. it
had increased 10 % in LOCO. If, therefore.
the conditions were considered bad
enough In 1857 to call for legislation, what
must be the opinion now that the legisla-
ton has so utterly failed Of It's purpose Z?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
ARMY IND NAVY NOTES

Washington. May "a SpeciaD.-The following
naval orders have been issued: Medical Inspector
j. j.. Flint has been ordered to the Smithsonian In
sttution. Medical Inspector Daniel McMurtrie has
been ordered as a member of the Naval Examining
and Retiring Board. Medical Director A. l.. Bates
has beer ordered to the Naval Museum of Hygiene.
Surgeon A. II. Simons has been ordered to duty at
Widows Island Hospital. Maine. Lieutenant ]. H.
Holcombe has been detached from the Washington
Navy Yard and granted sick leave
The following Army orders have been issued:
CAPTAIN William W. Gibson, Ordnance Department.
viii make four visits from Cleveland Ohio. to the
works of the Lima Locomotive and Machine Com
pany, Lima. Ohio, official business pertaining
to the manufacturing of ten-inch disappearing car
races. Lieutenant Colonel. Theodore Schwan. as
sstant adjutant-general will proceed to Omaha and
report to the commanding general. Department OF
the Platte for duty Acknowledgement of that de-
partment. Captain w. "A. Thompson. 4th Cavalry,
is detailed as professor of military science and
tactics at Grove City College. Grove City. Penn,
ana will report for duty accordingly. Leave of alb
sence TO-. four months is granted First Lieutenant
Harry Il Anderson. 4th Artillery.
Secretary Herbert has ordered the cruisers A.
lan:a and falegh to return to Hampton Roads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
SILTERITES KEEPING QUIET NOW
SENATOR MITCHELL. OF OREGON SAYS THAT Is
THEIR PRESENT POLICY

SENATOR MITCHELL. OF OREGON. SAYS THAT IL
THEIR PRESENT POLICY.
Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon. is at the
Marlborough Hotel He Is here having MS eyes
treated. and says that he is taking no part III the
silver fight Just now. He said yesterday: 80 much
has been said and so much has been done that
believe 1t is time to call halt. The other fellows
IRE lying low and outstanding their strength, and
believe that we should do the same Inc silver
cement Is conscious of Its power do not see the
Use of expanding 1t In useless effort Whch the
proper time comes we strike telling bow
Senator Mitchell asked about the recent ac-
ton of the Oregon League of Republican CUBS. who
at n recent meeting decided TO stand ny the party
present attitude on the financial question. The
meeting was called for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to the National Convention at Cleveland
The ticket nominated 10 urge free coinage at Ceve-
d was defeated and IL delegation favorng the
maintenance OF the present attitude Of the party
the financial question Will be sent. \ resolution was
submitted to instruct the delegates to demand a
free-svcr resolution At Cleveland. but II was tabled
with great enthusiasm. This would seem to be "a
severe blow 10 tho silver element IN Oregon.
Senator Mitchell said.
THAT ~ all right. understand II all II IN sim
ply In line with policy already mapped out. We
knew that Issue was coming We decided not 10 de-,
protest, When We are ready that thing Will all DO
changed around"
Mr.. Mitchell was asked II he thought a silver
party would be In the hcld In 1896. lie said
senator Stewart Ii advocating cx-Congrcssman
Sibcy. lie has been doing that right along l do
not think that ] am ready to say anything; ] con-
thns Tor nope S y s sos 70 90 the o
party until am hurt / believe in educating tho
party up to my belief and II is time enough to break
out when you see that 1t will do nothing for you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
TERMINAL BONDS TO BE OFFERED IN LON
DON

j. T. Morgan e. Co. will offer In this country, and
j. $. Morgan & Co. in London to-day $4,000 Of
per cent nftyyear first consolidated gold bonds OF
the Terminal Railroad Association of 81. Louis
These bonds are part OF an authorized issue or
S2yoCoO. OF which E,o0o0o Is reserved to take up
the present first mortgage bonds ana 100000 TO CON
sruct belt line In East ST. Louis. OF the 5000
900 TO be offered 49, 100000 takes the place Of
second mortgage bonds which have been authorized
TO the Ike amount but have never been issued, The
Terminal Railroad Association IL controlled by IN"
big Four" Louisville and Nashville. Missouri Pa
chc. Baltimore and ohio Southwestern. " Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern ana wabash. The
roads named own each seventh interest, ana tho
remaining one-scvonih In reserved for transier 10
another railroad when II shall have been admitted
into the organization. There has already been q
large inquiry for tho bonds In Europe prior to tho
announcement OF the Issue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
COUNTER-IRRITANT TO CARLISLE

Memphis. Tenn. May 24.-Thc delegates to the
Sound Money Convention are leaving the city, Mr..
Carlisle. greatly fatieued has also taken his de-
parture from the city. The free silvertes here
agree that 1t magnificent convention. ana
bankers and business men are unit In praise OF
Mr.. Carsle's speech. The apostle OF the free
silveriteA ex-Congressman Bryan. of Nebraska.
who was beaten for the Senate on a fice-siver
platform in free-sver election. arrived here this
morning TO speak as coLnter-rritant 10 Mr..
Carlisle's address. He spoke this evening. In
interview he said that the frec-sivcr sentiment
growing. but that he believed there was need
for answering Mr. Carlisle Mr. Bryan made the
basis of his speech a composition OF the addresses
of Mr.. Carlisle in 1878 and in 1892 and criticised
NJ. Carlisle for his change of views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
INCREASE IN IRON BUSINESS.

There II reported large increase In Iron busi.
ness along the line OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad. the business having nearly doubled In
the last three weeks. and II Is understood that n
settlement has been made with the striking coal
operators. People interested In the property say
that n reorganization OF the railroad Will be ar
ranged by August / by scaling down the interest
charges and also doing away with the guarantees
OF the branch lines which will effect net saving
OF something like $4,000 n year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
GETTING ENTRANCE TO KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. Mo. May 2.-Onc OF the biggest
deals in railroad circles In the West and OF the
greatest moment to Kansas City. formally
begun to-day. when the articles OF Incorporation Of
the Kansas City and Northern Connecting Railway
Company filed This railroad has been or
ganizcd for the purpose of securing an inlet into
Kansas City for three Eastern railroads. two OF
which are believed to be the Baltimore and Ohio
and Chicago and Northwestern. Negotiations are
now pending with the Chicago Milwaukee and ST.
Paul Railway for the OF its bridge. and they
almost closed. The company Is capitalized for
N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
A BURGLAR SHOT DEAD.

Bar Harbor. Ne. May 2i.-Josiah II. Bunker.
clerk employed by merchant In Franklin. and who
sleeps the store. heard a man trying enter
the building about O'Clock this morning and fired
upon him. The shot took effect. and the burglar
who is a stranger here. died at O'Clock this morn
ing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
TO OPPOSE THE ADAMS PLAN.

According to current reports. the Adams plan for
the reorganization of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road. whicN would practically put Great Northern
interests in control OF the road. will not be ac-
cepted by the Livingston committee and the hold
ers of the second-mortgage bonds. 1t was reported
yesterday from Berlin that Independent committees
would be formed in Germany and London to oppose
the Adams plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN cHURS s 7th;33ys; sns
b. d. OF University Heights. Subject, Ravens ana
Lilies Evening, praise meeting, conducted ~ the f,ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
RfIia,ous Notices.

A RON VOYAGE AND GOD SPEED TO Mis-. n nnxt
GARET BOTTOME. President King p p,nn iodst
3d-ave Miss WRAy. superintendent Wn-onr rRiER
IL exnected 10 spesk Mrs EOTTOME and Others h'hs
Daughters sing Orchestral organ NJ. n Ii,dlcy
Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

from Tybee Roads. Georgia. their presence at the
latter place being unnecessary with the ending or
the flower festival at Savannah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
Religions Notices.

A-A-A-A.-A.-Rev. JOSEPH T. DIRYEA. r. D..
will rrcacn First Reformed Church.
ford-ave and cymer-st.. Brooklyn Sunday. 10 30
A. H. and 80 g.
A-A-A-A-A.-CENTRAL METROPOLITAN FOR
WARD MOVEMENT, 1th-ave and lfth.st- Attendance
NAN win preach Bibc-school 30 At Fourteenth
street Theatre and Gthave T30 orchestral con
cor, AT ) service II song. $50 Mr.. CADMAN will
sneak Services every and night during week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
RrliQious Notices.

Street @ sa a h os and Snae
every noon and night.
ives, Of sihave.~wiLiIAM LLOYD Pastor viii preach
"% 'Efs Religion Sss ,5s'
welcomed 4
CENTRAL. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6!,hst be,
s ssnrn br9adway and 7.h,svemRsv WILTON MERLE
~s:'%' AND % S..ss% ass So
Sr s" %Ss %Ss'"s GH
Strangers cordially invited
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE. International Bible
os m suSeS SSfoISns 70 T wsdsr me- sr
enSs odgcn nj hsye S an% ish 81 0"'' '''
CHURCH. OF THE ASCENSION. s,hnve. and ioth-st
Sunday seryicesi
Morning S' '"r''"Ss at "' il i a. a. M H.
I@d How iong Wn hou ~ Forge, Mendelssohn
As tho Hear, Pants" -MendeIsTohn.
CHURCH. %, THE. nIscIrLIs. so,h.., ives, q 9Th.
Ss rns S mdns anS ~ cen Gnayo
prayer meeting sunday evening at O'clock
cncl or TIE py,Yr r& A1G f@ n.,c On. sGa
preach at cs .use ct E4E ns sp o. tho s'lS *,
Decoration sermon.
CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE. West si.,..,., be
HOLES, Tssier. $40 o M sundaJ.rhool; ii n. M,
preaching Rights snd Duties"
ncmuncu OF THE HEAVENLY REST. Rev, p. PAN.
m mmm MooAN p pasysr % m no evening T
prayer Tho Rector win preach at both services.
curncu or THE HOLY TRINITY
Rev w tsl:' EN- wt Hi!:sI b. D. Rector
II or0s s'c ,.sy,s M Holy ?T g s%S%nr service
S'''"'" BY the Hhc'o" PASCAL GAIT NARROWER Il R;SwNER
a nf Of hn TIE S nGSka D. .1a
@e ,cr;ic a, ii ii a. M afternoon strangers
daily invited.
cGncn Or rr Mrssi hH Ts" dS Spa '' r:or
VIII ri'ach. Al nre cordially invited
Or TIE rggTANs 1s0F: near s is,e
The church at , p m. An cordially Invited.
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Merccr.s,. near s,h.
fs S Pastor. %s. vii prSSSS at M ana
~ p M All the ,'a ,S are co free and "'n'r' receive and
aa aoGeATE NFF2 HNHY fN %' coha "
'' corLEqIhTE n as cnrnc and
coLEdI%TE RErcHMrp GHgrfH s'n., end d.. s, h
dfen n Of Goi X' p M Rev JOHN LEWIS Clark
w SaaS Tip, E% r$i % ,i:,ss s; Ts
Hcy GAM REF6rm + F. VII R RcM o p
rreighis Rev. JoiiN LEWIS CLARK win preach at
ii a. m.
COLLEGIATE REFOEMED CHURCH. HARLEM.
FIRST CIT R'I l2isi-st.. 3D. aycRcv. J. Ef.-
MENDORF. u. D., Pastor breaches at IL II. m and
SECOND CHURCH l23d-~i. and Tenox -ave.-Rev. WM.
JUSTIN MARSHA II. D.. Pastor breaches NJ 1890 a. IN.
ard I.iJ y.
DEDICATION SERVICES ~ the completed house of
worship. Riverside Baptist Church 92ist. and Anster-
ave wednesday. May - Thurslay ~, Friday. "a.
a. o. m. sunday. II a. m. 2:iJ and D. M. Monday,
-. IN.
EIGHTEENTH STREET. EIGHTH AvENI,E METII-
ODlST. John A. H. WILSON. u. d. STRANGERS
SABBATH HOME-io:3o The 1.-THE 1870. prelude,
Income Tax Decision. sermon strength ~ Zion
Mlss Fosnanski. THE GREAT sOLOiST, all day
EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. Madson-av.. and
cih-s, Rev John 7. BF''KLEY. u. D.. Pastor. will
preach II n m. and D. m. Sunday schoi. 800
Prayer Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
10th stPublc worship tomorrow IL a, m ana
% M Tn. Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, d. D..
Will preach. Service preparatory IN Communion held ~
The church evening Wednesday evening SER
vice in Chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5fhave. and
Io0h- st w c. BITING. PASTOR Worship II a m. and
as D. m. Evening subject. The Bible and Science.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

MuIr.
\ cOfDRED young man. just arrived
from Trinidad. wants position IN apart
mont house 10 run elevator ~ make nun
SER generally useful Address j. A. bon
Z. i,2i2 broadway
HITLER Experienced French butler; well
recommended ns To- ability AMI good ohnr-
acter peaks English Welt family solng
~ Eur ipe. JAMES. iJi 5th-ave., present
cmIl t,erH.
HITLER or SECOND. MAN. Nv Irish.
man lately landed height feet
inches strong anu wiling, understands
his business thoroughly ana II good valet
best rcfsrrnces Address ~ call &.
MOODY, Gsj Amsterdam ave.
HITLER a lady going to country hotel
Wishes ~ IND position for her hu'l'r'
Cali ~ West aTih.si " 81 ~ u, ~.
HITLER. SECOND or THIRD MAN
iiS an Engishman. aged ~, unh"f.!aIis
waiting care ~ silver. NaleiinH etc. Wal"
TER, WaldwIck n. !.
Hi'TLER and VALET -Hy u thoroughly
experienced Engliahman, aged 30 years
reference from last employer height ~
u In Address =. bVA ~, i,a'2 hroah""y,
BtiTLEn. lily reliable. aoper, Intelligent
man. single, nA FIRST class butler, uni'I-
stands his business perfectly IN every re-
Hpeot. and IN hrily recommended ny ram.
", with whom hs has lived several years
nnd others, CONSCIENTIOUS, neat and oblig'
inr LIDO" ioT bth.aye,
UiTIEIt English. underHtanfs MS duties
Thoroughly. leaving through family SONS
~ Europe. Address nuTI.EN ~ Nrs
apth a.. pr'Fcni employer ....--
cAHETAkEis.- brother and sister would
care private house for summer nl leW
Hats, - years reference ~ "' ''"''
bIihHi. ...
CHEZ. uooi chef can he bud Tor sum
mer hotel or Yacht hest rcf"fnn'rs NJ
ply uONTINEAu. 10 Tefrnce'ave'. Jersey
'ib,
dAnbENEn and IrEF',i I'm n. .,,,,,n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lo5th-st. and
Amsterdam-avc. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW, ID. d.,
Pastor by the Pastor, follows II a.
'The Gentleness Hath Made Ne Great; p. m. How
Does Christ's Death Save Is From Sim?
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 42i-s,. between
9Th and Gin aves--Reg. JOSIAH STRONG. u. D.. VIII
preach to-morrow at u q. m. and 7:4j m. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

ACADEMY OF MUSIC iith-st. the peoples ch"'u ,
rios nixon IN Pastor breaches at II o'clock SUI
ject The seven Plaques OF Newly ORR '''''"''' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

AGENCY FOR Houses. all
Kinds: sale " rent; building stes
~rBBS a. TAYLOR. Beekman-st.
no EENT.--At Ncw-canaan. Conn. one
hour and "a quarter from city; house
with extensive grounds. eight bedrooms
ana bath, running water. etc: garden
vegetables summer fruits and COW In
GUIDED For further particulars apply TO
"a. O. T1fOMsON ONCE OF Anchor Post
CO.. 42d-st. and 5th.ayc. city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25
WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
PORTER. useful man or janltor: by strong
single man, -. willing 20 do any KIND
~ WORK; moderate wages Address WAC
SER ics Rradford-s'.. brooklyn.
PACKER and PORTER by thoroughly
rperieneed pscser ct china. clocks.
en,s Address THOS. COOPER, care of
q. e. TAYLOR. Hsven"yer iiuilding.
pATTERxMAKER and DESIGNER An
Kind. ornamental. chandelier. b~dstead
work ~ rr~t class man. wood. wax, plss-
ter brass. very cheap. BOKLASD. 90 ray-
i0rs,. BROOKLYN.
RrspEo rAnLr Young man. age % years.
steady AMI reliable. desires u position u
any hnd. willing and obllging wages not
o. much "A object ~ sirtiy employment.
reference. gwen II required. Address
CHARLES RILEY. aiS East sl.'-s'.
srENoURArhER. owns machine, cS-
,.ff. long once eNpc-ienc- rapid. 20
n,hle. tis weekly. WILSON. 90 East
SLIDE TRoMBONIsT. good arranger.
wishes summc- engagement. band ~ or-
chastra. IN ~ near Nsv-iofk. Address
MUSICALS. Tribune Uptown once. l.:i2
Iifuadvay
STESOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
young man. experienced ana fapid. wants
employment. best references H. ". Tnb'
une once.
STRICTLY RELIABLE. experienced gen.
~ra. or hisirltuiinx agent. having nr-i-
clns. reference. ONCE. competent assist
nnce. teams. honest subagents every
county In california. open 70 ensageirn
with responsible Eastern yariies w9nld
travel Address II RHODES. 2it san
some IT. san Francisco.
urnOfSTERER skilled In every branch.
will work at residences or hotel. s. per
day. Address FIRST CLASS. 153 9Th ave
TpuOLsTFRER. ~ years experience.
wishes private work best reference. rea-
sonhble. 2;1 West i@id-ai.
tisEpr'f. married sober man. understands
furniture moving and packing wirh"s
situation - any Kind riti'E. 2.432 Still
ave.
wATCIIMAN lily sober. honest man;
bes, ~ reference from last employer
Can he seen AZ 4o3 Ens' hIih-st
WANTED situation 10 10 any kind ~
work. not afraid ~ hard WORK. wages
No object. g. 23i Graham At. brookl,n.
WANTED. Position IN any sphere where
wide business experience. integrity AMI
management + Important. city or else
WHERE. satisfactory reasons given for al
veriisng. \. !. D., Tribune once.
WANTrD.-ny a responsible party with
q experience and highest references 20 rep.
resent manufacturers In Ohio. Indiana ana
Michigan, on commission spcclalties pre-
irrrci. Address J. =. TOblTT. 'lnclnna'i'
Ohio.
YorNG Man. ~. wishes a situation q,
anything. strong. sober Intelligent Al
dress " BRAtE. IN Gih-svr.
YOUNG Man at anything. ton years win
lasJ employer honest. chanc" ~ advance
m-nt II coBERY. SH East 6is'-st.
YOUNG Man wants a position where he
can learn carriage painting. Address
JAS. cI'RTfE. Hn sih-st.
YOUNG MAX. ~. as writer In Wholesale
house. porter. elevator man or any posi-
iion ~ trust: life nhs'ainsr. honest. le-
liable: best reference. T.. JONES. no
East 2i'h.s'
vol Nc MAN. German, long time without
work and has to support his mother.
wants any Kind ~ work IN factory. store.
etc REICH. 10 stockholn-st.. Brooklyn.
YOtNG MAN. 2?. strong ana willing to DO
anything. not afraid ~ hard work. X.
GLuckIAN. 1854 Prospect ave. brook
bn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

ALL SOILS CHURCH Madison-ave. and G0'n.s'
Rev A. n UENSIiAW win preach Al III a. m t'' ,,,,
song AT D. m seats frcel. n one-hsr service wiz" '
choir and by Rev. \. y hNN'hN"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. corner 3ithst
and broadway Rev. HENRY \. STfMSON. II. D.. Pastor
Morning service at IL o'clock Bret popular service al
O'clock ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-25

BRICK PREsBYTERfAN CHURCH. 5th-ave.. corner
3Ith-at. Roy HENRY VAN DYKE. II. H.. and Rev.
j. II. McII.vAINE. H. D. Pastors servces sunday; May
"a at II a. m. and $50 g. m. DR. NJ lINAISE VIII
preach both services. Sundayschool ?;ij fre
paratory services IN the church Friday. 3st inst at
D.
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IN. Truth" evening The Armenian Aif" lu'H ", ~.
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