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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-06
DIVIDED AGAINST ITSELF
ST. PAu1.s PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
MoRRIsANIA SPLIT INTO THREE FACTIONS

CT pAr-r:s PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN
MoRRIsAN1A SPLIT INTO THREE FACTIONS
G, Pauys Protestant Episcopal Church. in Third
ave near Observation-Disclosures. Nor
risania of which the Rev. Dr. Thomas Harris Is
nastor is in the throes Of upheaval which is the
elimination of about two years OF trouble III inc
church The congregation Of 81. Pauls is domcied
IN a modest frame building that was built many
wears ago. when Morrisania was one OF the suburbs
and not n part of the city The membership, when
was never large has been decreasing OF late years
although the church Is none too large lor 'hose
who still attend. one cause OF the failing away
of the congregation of St. Pauls was thought by
many Of the members to be the erection OF larger
and finer church edifces in the neighborhood
Among those who thought was the rector. Dr.
Harris who believed that a more modern church
building would serve to build up the church anew
and stop old members leaving 1t. The discussion
over the matter began about two years ago. ana
the congregation became divided over Inc matter
The matter became SO bitter that the ves'rFheh
Of ST Pauls who opposed the rector, resigned IN
a body Among the vestrymen who resigned was
James c. Cunningham, one of the wealthiest men,
bers Of the church. Mr.. Cunningham had De-
oueathed $1,000 10 ST. Pauls In his WILL previous
TO the trouble, but his death. year ago. 1t
was found that had cancelled that clause OF his
will, and the $4,000 went 10 the Cathedral OF d.
John the Divine.
Dr. Harris so far carried his point that large
mortgage placed Oh the church property ana
ing This brought matters to a head. and DIR. Har-
rs offered his resignation The resignation was ac-
cepted and is 10 take effect on June !. and IL Is
said that Or. Harris has accepted call 10 ST.
Mary's Church. of Beechwood-on the-Hudson one
of the members of the church said yesterday that
the plans for church were too elaborate ana
expensive, and the change was opposed by the
yes;rymen and a large part OF the congregation as
being too extensive for the limited means Of the
congregation. Personally he said. DR.; Harris was
was a source of regret The only cause Of the
trouble had been the proposed change. and II Or.
Harris left he thought the congregation would con-
tinue to worship in the old structure which was
entirely suited, the majority of the congregation
thought, TO their needs. AS matters stand now the
church is divided into three parties. one Is said
to dislike the idea OF DR. Harrs's resgning and
desires him remain, another is In favor OF call
ing DR.. Harris's son. who Is a pastor IN the West.
TO succeed his father and stil another iavOrs the
calling to St Pauls of another Harris, who Is not
related TO the other two. the Rev Gibson w. Har-
rs, rector of St. AIMS. in East One-hundrcd-and-
fortieth-st.
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FIRE ~ THE carr S1T1RIN.

FLAMES DESTROY THE KITCHENS OK THE NINTH
FLOOR or TIE EQUITABLE LIFE
Tho kitchens Of the cafe Savar.n. on the ninth
floor Of the Equitable Life Building. at Pinc-st.
and Broadway. were totally wrecked by hfe
which was discovered at $50 O'Clock Yesterday morn
ing There are so few persons downtown at that
hour on Sunday morning that the iimes haI al
ready got sufficient Roadway 10 becom" dangerous
without being seen from the street when the JAM
tor of one of the neighborng tall buildings gave the
alarm Policeman G,ceson rang for the engines an !
when they came the flames had burst rom NE
ION windows OF the building. and very aNdl.ip.c
outlet in the roof the line-s'. SIDE IN" ri.
OF the cafe are detached from the main part 81 'le
hnlldng and the fire. after sweeping through '"''l
had been unable to spread To night the nhm', W
a difficult task all the same. on account ~ in%
height of the building. and Battalion 'nl.i Mc.'.'
turned I'm a second ALARM and IN an hour the
flames under control 800 49,, A.
The only people in the building when me ni.
broke ont were the watchmen OF the SAFE l''i'- :
Vaults on the lower floors who knew no;h,hs oi
the connagration until GlcesOn ran around 10 '".l
them. The damage to the building ana k',,t,n
fixtures is estimated 5000 In addition mere
was a slight damage by water extending d GOV
10 the sixth floor The main LOGS VIII ith ny On
Doron. the caterer Of the cafe and the EIii'abie
Life Insurance Company, who own thc bul!'.Hs'
The whole is covered BY insurance.
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IDENTIFIED HER FI7UEHS hat

PHILIPPINE GREITE'S Cl,EW TO TIE MAN WHO
JUMPED OFF TIE FrRHYHOAT PArNiE'k.
The man who jumped into the North RIVER rom
the ferryboat Paunpeck as she was leaving he'
slim at Uoboken Saturday night IL thought 10
bove bcon Ernest CRETE, sixty years old. an In
surance agent living at No. 1853 Sprng-sf, no.
boken. Gretcs daughter. Miss Philippine CRETE
who was her fathers houscke")cr In lioooken
after reading the story OF the unknown mans leap
into the river yesterday morning. called AZ the
West Twentieth-st police station I"''r III '"'
day and after examining the felt hat LETT n'hihI
on the boat when the man jumped. declared thh'
II belonged 10 her father. She raid he haG been
Worrying lately about business matters ana after
moping about the house all day went ouf by MN
self at : o'clock saturday evening re dld NOT re-
,urn and on reading OF the suicide she had "a
prrmonition that her father had DESTROYED MN
self. Nreite's body has not been rccovci,u.
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Young AUERBICH SERIOUSLY I'LL.

THE BOY SAID TO HAVE Been ASSAULTED ff Id
GAR KNICKERfsOCKER MAY NOT RECOVER
Samuel Auerbach. the pupil OF Grammar Hchooi
No &C. at No 10 East Nnth-st. who II Is hli'S'i'
was assaulted by Edgar Knickcrbocker. the sec
ond assistant principal of the school. is In pre-
carious condition. The boy, who Is only Twelve
wears old. lives with his parents at SiNth-si ana
Avenue C. His stepfather. Aaron Hanover runs u
barroorn at that place. and Is n wcll-known East
Side Tammany Hall politician. Or. Charles \.
Macdonald Of No. 273 Sevcnth-si.. who has
been attending the lad. said yesterday that nc was
critically H. The boy had appendicitis and an
abscess In the stomach. II the abscess broke IN
The next twentv-four hours operation would
be necessary; otherwise. an operation would have
TO be performed.
Nuch Indignation il felt by the friends OF the
chili's family and many called at the home yes
terdav What action would be taken 10y the boy 3
parents could not be learned yesterday, as Mr..
Hanover was not at home.
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FOUH LANGUAGES USED IN ONE CHAPEL
HUNGARIAN ADDED TO ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
BOHEMIAN.

HUNGARIAN ADDED TO ENGLISH. GERMAN AND
BOHEMIAN.
Services were he'd in four languages yesterday
In Hone Chapel in East Fourth-st-Engish, Ger
man. Bohemian and Hungarian. When the widow
Ct hungarian editor renowned the Roman Catho-
lie faith some weeks ago 1t found that there
was no Hungarian Protestant church with which
she could unite and when she embraced IN" fro'-
estant faith at a service In Hope Chapel me IN
terpreter of the usual questions was HcDre"
LAWYER as no clergyman speaking her language
could be secured. When these facts were rePor''u
10 the New-York Presbytery II unanimously au-
thorized the beginning OF services in the hungarian
tongue and selected Hope Chapel as the pace ior
holding them Although there are acc9rng 10 ,ne
figures Of the Austro- Hungarian Consul 5ooo nun
rarians in this city there has been no protestant
service so far as could be learned FOR the MagydrS
who have three weekly papers s'NfIai
hanks drugstores societies and wine stores-eVery-
thing except the Gospel in their own IaASuasr'
Two Hungarian services Were he,u E ohoraAA
nearly 100 adults taking par IN ms ~. rlc
afternoon sermon was delivered 9hd arrahtc-
The future The preacher. the Rev. Alexander liar-
sany had come from Cleveland, ONO. 10 aIh,h,S-
the sacrament ana TO Irvach nni u's nu ,o
secn in the ewes OF half Of the audience. many Of
whom had not heard tir Gospel story since ihey
e Boheman services led by Union Seminary stu
dents under the direction of the Rev Vincent
Pisek the pastor of the Bohemian presbyterian
Church have been held in the chapel for several
wears 4 few months ago German services were
started by students from me German n.ooii'a,
hranch Of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian church
It's pastor the Rev: John D. Deyius' who mad m
etudios for the ministry. says that The foreign ncd
has come TO him. The superintendent of the sun
who has sysn q% corrr O. ,ery a
older I'm the Fourth Avenue CnurcA.
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MAI, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

2,i ~, No a0i weai. IN" executors ~ Samuel
l'i'r 70 ''s"n" s'.'' ~ p ,,e IL p,ss M ss'ooo
"a "a. st, teher = and nd VIE to joseph smith
22i.s 80 49, West. executors OF Samuel FEEDER
Game a., mr'nc,,, Morris FEEDER 81 nj TO same "''
Dcancc,-st. No 25' Mary schwack To Edward
same nsr ,ra p p%r' John ics to Edward Iiaer
West iih.st n a ~ Il ~ 4h-st iD.px1O;
Friedrich knube T. Charles e Sprnghorn 1
loths,. 2e5 n 9 , Of 0'n;ave' '"iS'2; Henry
aa Mn - as Il Of 7ih-ayc isiixI2s Marx
solomon to I,ernard Gaiewski. .......:........
-l snrs al, Austin to William Rankin. .... 1000
2,,hst n s. ITO 4 OF nth-ave. 222xW4:
Adam Knoiioch David sharpe. ........... 1900
n5,h-t. No u West william Rankin to Sarah
al a.. A"s''n 40 I, q mh,eve anr!54 Marsare;
Mcdonnell to nn"e Of IL s.; $1,000
r. pan, "a John Petit .............,........ IN
..,h,, No ~ West: Albert W Green to sixth !"
,ot,hs, Nos oil and 2i3 Fast; Adam Muller ct nj
Ia Iuioph ] Muller ............. A 400
sycrse no i.Csi to 1855. same TO Gustav '"''"
Muller .;;,,a, Il W OF Avenue A. .oxIoo 4:
Adam Muller 70 Gustav a Muller Mule, ana another
Park-ave T. 1913 II OF S"h-s' o4xs0 same
TO Rudolph Mes or John Muller n ,n;:
Mnasd m, e corner s'th-s,. isS62a: same To-
Adam Adam M"s;s' iGsi olcs,; to Gustav so"
Mule, Muller ~ 3 corner sIihst. isx62 3: tusav o@""
a Muller al t" Aiatn Mn a,s'. :s.....
Executors OF John Muller to Gustav a and
Rudolph n" r. OF Madison ave as a,,oos 1880
'- u u a !, Henry Corn To William X Everdei
s "%u', : s. - II OF i0Sth-st 26iix
$50 other pT9 snry Ma HERMAN Mchaelis to
, simon A",sr = IS il Il OF iisth-st %ixm:
Emma Ncugass to saion'on ,o Meusass
Nadson-aye. s''"s' '' 'o'~i"oll;
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TEMPERANCE REFORM on ZIG SC1LE.
THE GREAT PETITION. CONTAINING OVER 2.oDoooo
SIGNATURES. TO BE TAKEN TO ALL
THE CAPITALS EUROPE

THE GREAT PETITION. CONTAINING OVER 600 900
SIGNATURES. TO BE TAKEN TO ALL
THE CAPITALS OF EUROPE.
Washington May "a rem arkabc series Of meet
lngs which really began in Washington In Feb
ruary last, will be resumed In London In the week
beginning June lG The Worries Womcns Chr.s-
tian TEMPERANCE Union have for some years been
organizing gigantic poiyglot petition In fifty dif-
100000 actual signatures, and, with the aiiosth-
tons of certain great societies. represents 7,Cl0D
persons 1t asks for the prohibition Of the sale
Of alcohol and opium by the different civilized GOV
crnments The petition is i,s2S yards long, ana Is
mounted ON over mile Of canvas Ia concert
with Lady Henry Somerset ana Miss WIZARD. WIN
presented the petition 10 President Cleveland last
February, the Rev. Dr. l.unn, who VISITED wash
inptOn for the great demonstration when the p'il-
ton was launched upon lis worlds mission, has
chartered The steamer Berlin Of The American
Line for the conveyance Of the American CON
iingent ana for the transport u the prtil1n Itself
which viii occupy eoycral large cases. Alf1ngrr
mrnfs have already been mndr Tor ~ women
~ Audiences ~ London On sunday June lt' \
most unluun demonstration VIII tab" inrr ~ 'hn
Albert Han on Tuesday. June N. when ihn pllyslpi
petition VIII DO fe=iounod around the "ipl" ~ inc
great hill - be- pirHfnirI 10 ~" f'li"'rhl'lNf
Of IN" British Government Anot the London con
yrnilOn. the lrrghior VII proceed 10 'flnn'iWhll
In August n n proposed 10 vtli the NUrh'tn chlh-
TABS of Europa. a steamer VIII BE- chartered f.
convey the petition and the Delegates Ia 'hfirianin.
stockholm. Copenhagen ana H. Petersburg. IN the
late autumn the delegates VIII continue their cru.
SADIE. "A third charter being arranged for vessel
10 various countries on the Mederfanean vi"iiing
Naples heme Athens consiantn1ps' tnr 10y y,
visit the central capitals Of Europe. India and the
countries East. and Australia and Africa.
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J. Elmer Ellis. who Is widely known TO ro,ing-
horse men as "Budd" met with serious accident
In Central Park day last week. Mr.. Ellis was
driving n son OF Director. who Is said TO be one Of
the fastest PAGERS in the neighborhood OF this city
He accompanied by f. G. Phillips From some
unknown cause the hgh-spirted PAGER ran away
and upset the wagon, throwing the occupants hcav-
ily to the ground. The wreck complete. Mr..
Phillip Is In the Manhattan Hospital Mr.. Ellis h
badly bruised the PAGER was taken to his stable in
an ambulance. and the remnants Of the wagon were
gathered up In a basket"
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Jnsiruri,on
For Boys and Young Men.-City.

- EMovAI.
IL MISS KETCIuMS CLASS FOR YOUNG BOYS
HAS REMOVED TO s2s MADlsON-AvE.. n. Y. CITY.
UNIVERSITY o. THE STATE or Nrw-yoRK.
~ THE NETWORK PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
10 East i2h-st..
Certificate admits TO most Colleges and
Schools all Professional schools WITHOUT FUR
THEIR EXAMINATION. Laboratories Illustrated An
nouncement mailed application to the Secretary
I UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. Sc West 5G,h-st.-
5Sth year Offers the best facilities for thorough
Classical Scientific and Business Education A limited
number Of boys received In the Principals family Apply
for catalogue and information. j. DICKINSON Jl Pr.a
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GprluQ Nr5orls.

VIRGINIA. nqT &gglgGS,
$780, NDl HIAINS
Az ALL sEA|pN CLIMATE
MILD sprl~, cool. $40 MINER DILlGilIFl.l FALL.
MOOT COMPLETE hAIhiNt f9IAhll7iiMFNl ~
AMERICA
nan, ,u.ui,ufs from beet Eur ifHtu baths ltiht
FROM noNinp Iipf sutirss hot 'A" got ar h'' np"'
uhr most curative Bath hr'"n' "'''l'' '""'' '''''''
one nirhH ride Via the 'hca"reehe aud ono lt'u'",
I,lr NV lur vie Irunh'l fant Railroad, " - T. N,
nrfi0r Springs 500 10 Co., Sleeping hlI lNnlhf ats ..
Euu Information o. @ - 'il0fH dib ana wv
~ ,dani Sew io,A o. hl addressing FIRED hlitf,
It,f
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t.ce Deuel. committed the defendants in $3.50 bail
10 answer Mr. Donhee is well known in Catholic
circles He assumed the leading character in me
Irish pay "Arrah- ma Pogue." that was repeatedly
performed al Terrace Garden and that netted about
SIS 900 for benevolent institutions.
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BIILDING PLANS FILED.


ha we been s@y sea win the Building Department
rs ss~ '1,'?"! ssse o., ,sr-
,n ary 1r,rn ~ 500
c$sfry" * $ss sss 3 .,s:'Sry brick mats 80
ls: ,s 2! % e E;Iss";sS i is9
story frame a"'""s'. =, ..'".",'.,.....,.... 1873
ps SS5 corner i,cih,s nys.iory brick .oo
"t brick aa,s by O swonwou' 40 l'7 Fast % a
i4s Ii" 5. 800 Il . Of willI..ays, nyesssy
brick Hats by "rme'-"r 'fener' OF ios' 900
lis sH"""'' $. so It o. wa'nlnson.aye.
William sei's Of ia Es., s.,s;'', a..:c,; 90"
srics mats by Daniel Ro-snbaum. Of iss East ~
Ja% ,s." No avc.,cry end brick nat. %
'I sr,ch rs,: BY John Lv'nsso" SON Of 10 ~,
, sns' No s,G and s2s East ,wo.,oy brick
church. by 81 Matthews Church ...:....;.;.,. %"
i,!h No 'i 70 s'l West q m Sris. ego
ssrhst s. between % and % ave., By c,y city, OF 9,
ss,h.s,. Scs Ss. and sss West by David Auer-
ss srs 70 % .. S5 y John Reilly
d Pave t NO AZ. aa by Richard Ether to
d 5T%S '; So 81 sna by john Howard to
brick hotel and store ..::..;i.;,..;: 20
ih 10 % w: by I s4t nsns
i67tb-st $ 10 It . OF Kely.s', by Frank n
ls,hst S Nos 81 and 80 East by Margaret Folsom.
10 a six story brick hotel. .
Park-ave No -. by William Martin. 10 five -
Lexington ave $ . corner 33d-st, by Joseph Smith
estate. to three story brick stable ......... 20
Kingsbridze Road n Webster-ave. by
Philip Duffy 70 one-sory frame Office
Kinssbridse Road. corner les,hst. by Michael
RYAN 10 two-story frame dwelling. ............
nth at No 427 East. by Antonio Licore. TO two
frame dwelling.
Canal.s, W corner Mott-st. by Robert Maday,
to 3s,ory brick dwelling ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
6th-ave No $50 by Alfred q Corning. TO 3story
Art.k NJ
brick public school .'.....'.-;. L.
Ics,h- st. near 6th-ave. by same 20 4-s'ory brick
public school 80
s!th- st near Park-ave. by same. TO 4-story brick
rox-., s. esi II n Of is3d-st. by John De Hart.
TO story frame Office ........,,.,....,.......
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Abby Eodgst ct q to Jae ss,, Miew 51n.
a Muller ct al to Adam Muller :;............
Same properly EXECUTORS Of John Muller s 70 same
iGs,n,: to cs.a 400 Muller If 'a..s' '''.'oo:
Same property Adam Muller ct a 1,t 70 same ", 49,;
i' Mnsr and wife VII to sam. al and Rudolph Mullen
Same property: executors Of John Muller to same
io 4asm Muller ct al to Rudolph Muller.
l2Cth-st. No 2iS East; Jarvis Is Smith to Emma
,o, ntadIsy an5 10 A # Of Central Park we,
4S.8xso; John A Prigse and wife to Charles
,,s,h ~a No 23i West; william ii Pcken and
wife to Adelheid Welcke :..:..::.;.:::..::.!..
a eodne w,s 10 Simon
155th-st, n r. 80 II W Of Courtlandtave 23xiOO;
Trausott wiegand and wife to William wem-
rr "seaS s. $50 q q ieith-si 25xIoo; Joseph
crcston-a $. 225 II $ OF Kirk Pace. 25xlOO 10:
John Brady executor. etc. OF Peter Ryan
TO John Burke ........'...."..........
RECORDE. s:ORTGAGEs.
Black. Clara Il. to Adam weiff.nbach. Madi-
son-ave. $50 II n Of i73d-st ! year:
Coivin. Henry. to w Martin s i+th-st. 100 It
OF Avenue u. demand. ...............
corn Henry. to william X Everdell. n s 18th
Dorsett Eliza M and another 10 Harvey Muir
dock. 72d-st. 375 # Of West End-aye.
p ro.ss Gi,c to the Lawyers Mortgage ihsur
ance company, 30 li5 East G4th-st, . years.
rs It W Of EIton-ave years. ;:............:
FEEDER George, and wife to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company No $50 West 22d-st. years.
Gulteau. John N. TO Elizabeth Inness and an
other executors. Ith-ave. Hli II OF
13Jth-st , years. :''''.'....
KrItzler Johanna. and another 20 James Blu
chanan and another. trustees. No Al East 6ist-
Krebs Hasdalena. and another 70 Frederick Dill
leuti,h 80 C3i East IjIth-st. years: .........
Mcdonnell. Annie T. TO Marsaret Mcdonnell.
n G2d-st. 50 n OF oth.nNe. YEAR, .,,.,,'
Mcdonnell Margaret TO Annie / Mcdonnell.
as executrx. n G2d-s', 30 II or "h-ave'
DANA nd
Muller Gustav \. and wife 10 Adam Muller.
W 8 Avenue A. 100 n n Of ssth-st. years..
Same 10 same n $ 5Sth-st. 1867 n W OF Avenue
A, years. 49,
Same to same liIth-st 2sj II OF 3d-ave,
years r.
No % Perry-st 3 years =. 40.
Mc(uska Michael to Frank McEldun NO LOO
7th-ave demand .............,:......
Newman Jacob ". to Bo1gett ct al.
corner Madson-ave and 1lgth-sf, years. 49,.
Nicholas George 10 + Keller No " West
lDth-St. demand
Smith Joseph, and wife 10 the Title Guarantee
and Trust Go, 36i West 22d-st. J year
Sharpe David I, 10 Adam KnObloch, IUn-st,
no II e Of 9th-ave. 3 years. ......''''..'''.'
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IrHENcII N THE ADiRoNDAcKs
RECREATIOS CLASS FOR GIRLS
~ amp Lake Placid.
M,Df;MoISELLE DEBRAY- LONCCHAMP.
Wes hist.
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NEv-Y> sK. NEW YORK
NvIss PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
wi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
80. 20 and "a East 51th Street
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NEW YORK.

TO-DAY. MONDAY. Ny GRANn iNArGrE, r,,'', ).
i,ol'ur \ srIEcroN NEALH nfVEE u ~, AK AIik
sI.I'Tt-lIONs AND RECORD lIEAklNg hNNr, ~ -, .
XI'tEE Hf.FpI.E HAVE HAD - ~ !tATH ~.
SELECTION To- OFFER hi-ANa ' IN. ~,
I,pIsrs WEIGHING FROM i4oo 70 $50 i''l ~ - -.
An EXTRAORDINARY LOT IRON Iiif' u.s.
1,it Ai'GiIT iiOiisi. PHnDrc1TG STATES ~ NMiE
tx TXrIsi:sS DELIVERY MD Gl.\tltAl. ~ y:
posi- HORSES or \ CLASS SENl.F Htf'il- ',t
i-tKI:p ~ ~f'cH LARGE 81 Antilles y NlutI
no IT ENFHYHOpl ASi 'Nt n Nfil, Df 81, \
Gl,SIRAL UTILITY HORSE FOR ~ -. l'i'', ,i
r.,iIf.y pIIyISG HORSES. 'bA'h ltAMN. -.
i.IXu ITEM HERE TkpITtl,S. iNEkS. SNi'l'l.,,.
itoIsrS co.'s A'. ~ TO THE SIAN,Ni., ~
iuGU GRADE 81 TABLE fpil Nil. KhALlI, ~
TINT now Il THE SEASON 10 SILL. AHu hA !
r. HEoiIRES s LARGE NlMirN 81 n,iiSi,." -
srrI.i TmE pEMANp. MAyE ~, I ni;Ip cN NY
sIGN6ns TO Ny HEGrLtn LET - E ;,,s J., AID ,Nl
Hi: coMnINED FORCE HAS slCEnIprEp n GEI
rriiiGi.p o.. AID WHICH TIE MOST cniTi,N !:
or = Class THAT SELL THIMsti;;N,iss r, h1u
nn%%n y0T CANNoT HtfP BIT By. ENtiY
fntHitsr SOLD ON - IIOt RS TRIAL or MONEY lf.-
FUNDED. sprrt<I
I'm ,,e a carload = highest grade coach horses ana
ts nom M,ssrs. Davenport curtis Grass Lake Mich
l. u. DAHIMN>,
AucttOnrcr.
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NlADEMoIsELIE vELTIN.
M SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
rrREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND 1862 WEST 1tTH-sT.
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
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NJ r:W-UAVEN. CONN, 90 iILLHotsE AVE-
IN Nrs and Miss Cadys School for Girls on the inos'
fo,,,iS,l avenue In CITY % Ems." Apply early
SCHOOL, OF THE SISTERS or THE CHURCH
= t-o-nded by SylNanus Reed 1864 I'd hali year
begins Feb l. Address Ssterin-CharGe. and H. oafst
TI,1F MISSES EI.Y's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
i - RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s3th and seth Streets.
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School Asrntirs.

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