davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

The 14th inst, being the last day OF
school in the Falkner district, two miles
north OF Bristol, it was decided to cele-
brate the occasion. Accordingly, Mr..
Moxness took it upon himself t % put the
schoOlhouse in proper condition, by dec
Grating and otherwise fixing it up. At
one O'Clock, the visitors, to the number
OF about 80, began to appear, and after
all We're comfortably seated, refreshments
in the way OF ice cream and cake We're
served. After this, a program was rem
dered, which was well-enjOyed by the
audience. 1t being late, an adjournment
was taken, everyone going home, com
planning of having had a good time.
This school though it has but Is pupils
averages II and q fraction in attendance
The school board are Interested and are
doing all in their power for advancement
OF education; il fact, all the patrons are
interested in the school, which Is the Sc
cret of the success in the district, for
there never was success in a school with
out the hearty cooperation of all its
patrOns.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Sailed ON the Majestic.

LIVERPOOL, April 11.-Nr. and Mrs.
L. D. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mortimer, and Mr.. w. A. Storchlander
sailed for New York on board the White
SCa@ liner Majestic.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

The NJ. Z. Church will hold a tent meet
ing in Webster from June 26 to 80, in a
large pavilion south OF the railway track
in this city. Several prominent ministers
will be present all through this meeting.
Everybody cordially invited.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Taken Up.

On May II, 1895, two red heller calves
Owner can find same at my farm, swA
section 24-124-54.
A MICHIAL RANCHWARDER.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Roller ExnlOde0.

CHICAGO, April 1.-THE boiler of the
Lebahn brick works, at Lansing, Ills,
exploded, killing an unknown man and
injuring several others. About 70 men
were employed III the plant.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

Taylor, the South Dakota defaulter
no doubt believes that honesty is the
best policy. He found living in ex-
lie on stolen money not a bed of
roses, so he comes back, ~surrenders
everything and submits to a term in
the p%enitentiary rather than continue
his wanderings.-Minneapolis Trib-
une.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Absurd Fasb,o,.

a good criticism on heordinary fash
ion plate is that o woman's waist IS
made by actEal m-eageee1rcrt aff ii8o
precisely tho sarae size as her neck
Philadelphia Register.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

Straightfrom the manufacturers! That
is the only way to get pure Insect Pow
der. We have just received a barrel oil
gen uine East Indian Insect Powder which
we have no hesitation in saying is abso,
lutely pure and guarantee it to kill flies,
fieas, bugs and all other insects.
F.Ross & Co.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
STRAYED.

From Enemy Swim Lake on Thursday
June 10, one bay horse about fifteen
years old, weight about 1900 pounds.
Halvor Lundby,
As LOunsberry, Day County, s. ID
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

Ex-Sergt.-M Major 6. II. School, late of
African Mounted Police, Matebeelaland,
South Africa, will be in Webster tomor-
row and the next night and viii lecture
at the opera house. Admission Is cents,
children 10 cents.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Taknn -

Notice Is hereby given that | have
takeu up two horses which came To my
premises ON May 10, described as follows
bay, weight about 1900 pounds, one
with white strip in iaca.
PETER HANSON.
Section 20. itosiyn 20.
Liberty Township, ). ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

Remember / am prepared to furnish
an Stands and Pici1ics with an kinds
sbf FOURTH OF JULY Goods at a very
low price.
We invite YOU TO give US n call IL
in need Of Lemons, Oranges, Peanuts,
Bananas, Candies, Cigars or Water
melons. BAxrER's GROCERY.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

1t is now given out that w. w.
Taylor, the defaulting state treasurer
is ready to give himself up, turn over
all his property and go to the peni-
Tertiary, on condition that his bonds
men be released. If this is true, and
if that is his motive, he lacks a good
deal Of being a totally ~depraved man
after all.-Letcher Blade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Program.
q. A. K. ~Encampment.
JULY grid.

$50 A. Assembly sounded.
Music by the bands.
Prayer-led by Rev. j. B. Dibble.
Address of Welcome-Mayor Sears.
Response-Hon. n. l. Louthian, OF
Milbank, and Col. j. j. Aplin, Of
Britton,
Music by the bands.
Address-s'Causes That Led to the
War,"-Hon. r. w. Parliman, Of
Webster.
Address-"Results of the Civil War
e. w. Taylor.
Music by the bands.
Recess for rations.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

Defaulter Taylor of South Dakota
apparently thinks the feeling against
him in his state has died out or he
would not announce his contempla-
ted return to stand trial for his crime.
1t remains to be seen, however,
whether deferred Judgment means
lax Judgment. Justice ought to be
the same whether meted out immedi-
ately on the commission of the offense
or administered any time before it
becomes outlawed under the statute.
Omaha Bee.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20

The dispatchs give some very pc
culiar information and if they are to
be believed, our defaulting state
treasurer will be in Pierre this week.
And the most surprising feature is
that he is coming back voluntarily.
But if Taylor does come back, he is
not to receive an ovation or no calves
are to be killed. Mitchell Capital.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
LOCAL
Pure Paris Green at Ross drug store.
Three good living rooms for rent.
SNAIL.

Bicycles are getting numerous in this
city, as every week more are purchased.
The latest additions are the wheels of
ii arold Kramer and w. +. Kading. The
latter has a '95 Columbia and it is a
ieaut'.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Evening.

Camp Fire-Directed by G. A. r.
comrades from Minnesota, consist
ing of speeches, songs, stories AND
music.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Afternoon.

Match game of ball between two
popular mines.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-20
Highest Of all in Leayening Power-Latest US. Govt Report
@A!!!!!! Rfs ak3Rs
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE
~PUT-OUTS.

The Pickerel Lake angler, now,
Sits silent-as still as death.
The frantic struggle OF perch and pike
He watches with ''baited' breath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
only one vote. A committee was appointed to pre-
pare constitution and bylaws.
THE CYCLE PATH HEARING.

'hlhF CONSUL. POTTER MAKES AN ABLE PLEA
For THE BILL BEFORE THE MAYOR.
Mayor Strong gave public hearing yesterday
u" 'ne blll which passed both branches OF the
legislature, providing for the grading OF the upper
surface OF the old Croton Aquoducl for "a bicycle
P''h' rms hlll has the support OF ihousahnS OF
cyclists IN both NcW-Nork ana WcstcheSlcr coun-
ues' ana on It's approval by the Mayor there II no
'"unl mat It VIII BE- signed by Governor Morton,
j. H. EnhilS ana H. \. Allen, representing inc
li'lShts Taxpayers Association, Of Wehichcalcr
county, opposed tho hl Their objections were
not OF a wohhty character. one Was TIE Tear
lhht Some OF The whoclmcn might imhibo too iteoly
and rcrkossy run down the Wcsirheftcr County
Sundayscho children Thoy wore arprohennlyo
also That orchnlis on the line OF the cyclic pain
might suffer from the inroads of stragsling wheel
mei. The objectors also inveighcd against the en-
penTe To the city OF The grading und arrangement
of the path.
Isaac H. Potter. chief consul Of The New-yorh
state Division, League OF American Wheolmen. and
George r. Siackhouse, of The Tribune. appeared
for the measure Mr.. Potter made convincing ar
Bulneni, ana urged the Mayor 10 respond 10 the
expressed desiro oi that great body OF citizens
who ride bicycles and sanction the biz. lie said
that all the objections which had been urged
against the hill IN the Mayors presence Yesterday
haI been used by the same pcinona AT Albany ~
the nubaisutal reasons which had been brought
10 bear IN Opposition to tho measure Mr. Potter
tb'd, hHd been met 10y concessions ~ the form OF
amendments which had been Incorporated IN the
chief sections OF the bill with these concessions
tho Wcstch'sior county opposition had agreed to
ho satisfied
Nlr Potter said IN hnqwcring the Mayors aucs.
lions regarding the possible expense, That no cS-
traNagant sum would hc required To put the pro-
posed cycle path in proper order. AZ the cNecu-
tion OF the provisions enacted was placed by tho
terms OF the bill in the Department Of Public
Works Commissioners BrOokiicld could regulate the
expenditure. Thousands of whcolmcn were tax.
payers and even II some expense entnicI
Mr.. Potter thought that the wishes OF this class
OF contributors 10 the city's revenues ought TO be
regarded. The brooklyn cyclists had their track.
and their NeN-YOrk brethren were equally entitled
To a roadway for their use.
The Mayor remarked that he had thought OF the
Boulevard furnishing an eligible site for a cycle
path side OF II to be set apart for the purpose
However. he would give the measure careful con-
sidcration and his decision will bc announced
later. 1t is the general impression that the Mayor
will approve IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
SOUTHERN ROADS AT AUCTION.

Savannah. Ga. May IA dispatch from Amer-
Gus. Ga says:
road sold to-day by the commissioners, s. II.
Hawkins, T.. Edward Hamblcton and Dupont
Query. Tho old Americas. Preston ana IMmpkin
line was sold for 100000. The road from Amcricus
To AbbcNillc and from Iumpltin TO louvne was
sold for Sploo' from Lyons to Ahbcvllle ana from
l.ouvale tp Montgomery for 100000 total OF
N,1oQ Op for the continuous line from Lyons to
Montgomery.
These divisions in the sale were on account ~ tho
different issues of bonds made as the road was
being built The road was then offered ns whole
and knocked on TO the first bidder for 81 Slpp tho
minimum rfiro lNod hy the Court Tho rund I'm
sections AMI nR "a whole was sold to !. W Miilon-
dnrf. of baltimore. Present with him were ". ~
Sp,tfy, or Baltimore. AMI John shelton Williams.
~ Richmond, constituting committee roprosont-
Ing the hondholofr
Tho Albany. florl1n aud Northern. from Albany
10 torivlo, wa rnld to ". 4. x linmhlsiOn, /. D.
Bent and H. H. TalmnEo. for tlnpUJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL cii,ioh iSv,n
St and 'ihave., Rev. Dr. A. b kENploi ias,ot sun
d,y ssrvsss oo M young %ens mee' sso n m
cone ,' '"'''''' '""' ''"''''"
CENTRAL CHURCH. 7uha,e. AMI i'h-st-Rev' s.
T. 'ApMAN Pastor, VIII preach at i0'i' second sermon
on what Think Ne of christ"
CENTRAL nArTIsT CHURCH, West isdsl near , 7le,
ave. Rev, FREDERICK EVANS. H. -, WIZ p'n"'n n
a. g. u. m. Christian Eul.ayor meeting Tu,,da, r. ~
General rra'er-m'o'lng Friday - ~ Al "''''"''
CENTRAL coNGHEGArloNAL cirncli -" We,'
hIth st. west of Ah.nN,.. WILLIAM ldnnli unsnnu'"'
rreeohss m..nns "nd e',nlny ~ a. nH a. e,rn TX
ur leu, by l''us 'hua'." stranger" cordially WE
coined. ''. ~''S
s c@Sr la" ag HE ~ Az 't 'wrSN agN
sM sa al l's. ' aS %I d g,S men. @
y. christian tnl'nNH meeting "n M"n ,ntn ''v"'.
strangers cordially invited
cuIusTINN HirNcE sElVlcn.- international Illble
less interpreted according a. 'hl-llAn W,,
y., Snp'h Of Ghis |el"n,i-," odsson iIol south
east corner alh.a'c ani la'hrt
i,oly Communion ., =, ~
Musical services at ~, m,
ca n' '"' ~ ''' Med 'IH.
iNrnns ar,,lcrH at D. M
cnrncu 90, rue nlscrlNs Sen st. west , Of " T.,
ave. le rshnE ~ ': .h,.a ''' rndsa,or
thr lfaau
prayer me'iins sunday "''n'hs AZ "'''"'
c,nnci, or rilr rlNiSG PATERNITY, shave ena
sh moy cNIla IT, ENr"N ,n,,y T" ef h W,
ilnnl,y' No evening service.
ou'rcii or tine rrinHN uorE West sl,",,,,1 10.
tween columbus ant s''Ssmt '.lhoo II a. m
rr,achlnr ly Rev. ". =. GROVE - y.
curRcu or THE HEAVENLY REST n'y ,o p F can.
kEn NH'9'NM; morning payer sermon by the Rector
4 y. M. choral ,,eu-ong. church 'nD lecture
crtrncr or THE HOLY TRINITY.
t e, IT,, ao1 d sn9sS ~ u Rector
N.ao m. Holy 'omm"n ,rnnr s.ry,ce
s Mno " by The ns'ror GEORGE THOMPSON N.
cu,.p,,t or nus rNcARNATIoN. Madison ave and
35ths' Rev AiIiIh h ttrpoon AT strangers cor
diary invited. "
CHURCH. or the Mrss p@y cm Spa ''i pss'cr
ssry'o, at ri n rtHr r = D. viii preach sun
da,. subject. 'Gadness IN Cod MI are ''''"' -"
,i,~l
CHURCH. or THE rrnlrANs. i'o'n., n'1 meS S'"v1
~; C,ARIEs + A2rN viii occ"ry ' me- pulpit, SUNDAY
moanr ~ e,enne 'hgf,h ,er.e n '1s.m,' ser
ie '' n 81 ne nol rn,gr hr chapel '' o'''o'
curn or TIVE sraANer9s g.. Mf'''A,ax 7 nAe Se
ggS "' \, ~, S@ , r'.', an, t. n ".'''" '' " " ~
corJrG>rr nrronMnn, Gn, igil Wv MI, ln p avn
~, a. 81, I., UrNNN ENiigltNN ''lN H' = - !"
cottrat,rr nrrouMrn Su,HiL in an ~,
M 2, ~, ,', 'ins., WNrT,n 'tNinlAw s,sp. nj.
.,,,,,,rt. .utIouNi.r ,ittr'U en'h.si end oih.
' ~ ttu IAMIH u'rliii. H. u. Viii W'l'N
~ ~ a. w l.rr M''p'''l'" "'' ~ ''
- tIHN ff i.Hlfnl'i
snttruiArr urronMl.p GU h'li ~ aA', a'' 'n
4, I.. a. " ,iiNMnriW. -. nt y. ~
.,,,,,.tArr ut.rullNln riu'lulL lnN".lN
~ uNiiN MN,cNN'ktN H. -, VIII
piHs.h M ~ r.. Co.,
COLLEGIATE iui"hMih 'Nln'" -,
,.DI.t ,.itt non iftff. .f. urnr Hi ave i'rf W.
a., .t,,'u, A. 10 re.iUt nrv lnNNk H. Ll'hlh' ~
,.e Haven. ifearhca a. ~ ana = 49,,
''...,, .,,,.,,.t i.i b., and isnns. N"v WI
nom. uAt4ifA T. y ipsiHr Rev lAN ,. hNN
aAy D. f. n ihr Harlem lt'HhAifii.h n''n' I'''"''
La in n. In.f,r at o.. Topic 'lraiihE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
DIli.SANsi<tNG.

pNESsMAK icN-A good drcssinakcr wants
10 no out by tho daN. Z. per day best
reference H. nioTMAN, 30 East pt'h 81.
DNEsRMAKE R -Tirat.olaHs, viii gunran.
tee handsome gowns frum " upward, OF
viii ~ out by the day. 80 .d-aN". -. o.
DRESS MAKER. Partisan drrssmakef. late
with Dounl. from Paris. desires few more
cuatpn-rn. very good cutter ana hii"f
reAf 3nlhi-. Madame }. COLLIN. az Wee
G-s at
MASON FRANCHISE. Miles. biurnon.
Robes 81 ManieauN. - East irth-rt.
near Madlson-ayc. costumes az great
sacrifice: also. French satin corseis -
d.cei from SO 10 81. the best made.
ladies' own material made at short notice.
perfect IT. prices reasonable
NINE. JOSEPHINE. IA Lexlng'Dn-ave..
43d-at.. late with Louise. 3th-aye. To IN
Suce patronage viii sell imported millinery
novelties at exiraorlinafy luw price. ladies'.
before buying with Louise and Tiefce.
please call and inspect the French hats
and bonnets.
SEAL GARMENTS altered or repaired a,
summer prices. Mr.. BARK EKS. llt
West 39,h-st.. late with c. q. Gun'heTs
Sons. 5.h-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
Religious Notices.

aveTGe Pastor J. coWEs, %n preach At .i 1870
Zones roIn and Wy address rr ss % sss cordial S
welcome.
EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. Madison,ays and
th-st.-lsey. JOHN T. BEcki-Ef. D. " Pastor wi,'
EscS: Wednesday evening strangers vel
come
EyASoec LuT"TmAs cnu uaG a OF s
., ~, ,. n sunday school, $50 a. M All are cor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. ,oIh,n, and boulevard
Roy l. NJ MMpEMAN, rnsa9r, se,ysc'o y A. m'
FIRST rnnslyrERlAN.- TUE OLD FIRST"
HOWARD neT nj !1la. II r r''''"
M1wsSsA III @ee, '"S V w"Sn,'Gay Sr m,
vlnsr REFORMED mrlscorAL cuuncr,
ne, " r. sHIilNG' J. TX Pastor.
Strangers cordially invited
FIRST REFORMED rnrsnYrEnlAN CHURCH.
,s n % rh n r" "s s"' nv
1910 a. m ana 4 =, m Rev JAMES g. NidhFINuAht
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN cnuncH.
West End ave. AMI pit,ht
'p q = H.. r. kp a.a ! Z g .s:'"
. m, AN EMMY House"
Wednesday evening, lecture by the Pastor.
FOURTH AVENUE rREsnyTgRiAN. cluRct cornssr
s:a rhs ra,,.r l;"' JolS = rAyIEs - d. Mn
prayer meeting nj "
rrTll A,vGNrg nArTisr cmrncu West .c'G,s,,,
n an, 'S wa g sseo w2'' SSs
evening. All are welcome
g n! &yF iSN nNoY y g. cE
day. 10Th inst. at II n. m. and p. M
GOSPEL rAnERNAclE CHURCH. shave. and , an.
stnnsy A. - SIMPSON Pastor VIM preach ,S sabbath
excep, saturday.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cn,Ecn. 10th
ST. west Il colurrbus.aye., Rev. =, s Triple. ~ D.
mon sa'' by Kew T. i. FOX Cordial welcome to all
MAMLToN GnANgn HEEoRMEp c ~ p; w, w;;
Sh. Snd Tes gn SA IA he wcr at
p. m. The Intrs'cd Talents" STRANGERS welcomed.
ITO a. i Rev cAhLE i j. DIV 'i TiRibdM&S s. D.
sermon H. eyensons l. evening prayer sermon, 7i5
The Rector VIII preach at both services.
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
rri6nic Money All at ~ On SUNSHINE ana storm
being nfh ~ series 9TH" Life and Times II Jere
miah." Baptism at evening service
MADISON AvrvrE nArTIsT ,1unct. corner sist
o.. Rev. HENRY NJ. SANDERS u. -, Pastor -scrVlcs'
"a SUNDAY at ~ ..no al a"i m re bap S'' ssrv T
weinesday c,e o'clock Strangers cordially welcomed
M,ns9N AyrSrT MrrIooisr y,I EgIsc2ril
JONLR y H.. Pastor II a. m. preaching by the Pastor
H. M Mr. 4. c. *. HUFFMAN. n Nfifna. IN TO-, VII
sr'nk subject. \ reply 10 me 'satemspis ~ Swap.
Nitnlntanfda' concerning Hinduism ana christian MF
slnns In india" sunday school 40 81 40 %. m.
MAplsoN ANgNrn rursniIEuIAN .cllrn.Ii Ct
81 m M %',i'W MrHn On '"' "fbs S ,nnroS
Home" Chorus nnd orchestra S"ai4 free
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED Gunner, corner
hIih "a NllnOTT g. KirrtEiur. rnstnr. viii pienrh
m,,nlnv At n. evening At \ tnlon nble Glars saturday
evening at
NApfgoS SQUARE rfIirui rIuNN 'iil1irit, Mad
ave. clinef 4 2lth Services sunday Ma, 20 lSn
n u. M. and tilA m. Tho PASTOR Row. 4. VI
rAikltt'NST, u. u, will preach.
MEMORIAL uAiTIsr ciirncIi Washington sluar'
south m" Pastor. EDWARD ItuSpN VIII tfrrol
sunday nt ~ ~ a. and 10 y m floats free sirah
grfa Welcome.
MOUNT MORRIS nAiTiST c1itncti 18th rave and
adh IT, Worship and refmon by the Pastor ". g. TIT
TiNG. NJ n a m 'idrailsng Lfr" ~ D. m, "rh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18

PONIES FOR sALE.--ho following are
ali veil broken poniss, suitable for ladies'
and children. muft be sold IN Ten days,
. matched teams. from ~ 20 IL hands. u
snglr ponies, from 40 In. 10 IL hands. all
tie above are guaranteed straight Rood,
n auction goods. Address nr. q. {,
JACKSON. +. o. Box lOi. Jamaica. l.. l.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.
COuufry.

Farm or EIGHTY. EIGHT ACRES.
ono OF the nnort location. m MOTHS
County Address g.. NJ. ktrCIlIE. whip
p4ly. y. D.
HAREISON-ST.. ORANGE. y. J. Modern
rcsidenc-. stables. grounds iujXiVn IN
lawns. garden and forest shade. for rnir.
So 90. easy ie'ms, immediate prs'rnl'n
family going abroad; perfect neishbuihood /.
10 ulnutss' walk 10 station. i''inlt~ 81
T. H. HAAuiTok 6 CO.. 90 Efoadway
GA noon. y. Y.
IALISADE Park l0fs AZ gssIgnee's sale.
Great chance Tor investors ana home
seekers write fpr map ana free passes 70
visit the property IN advance ~ the auc-
;ion sale. Address A. 4. SILVERSTOSE.
Assignee IA Chambers-st.. New-Nor
SHORT HILLS. y. i'm this charming
park. 3 minutes walk from station a
c0mmOd!ous modern residence. every cry
convenience: stables and two acres This
property IL particularly well located ard
commands a fine view. VIII be sold N"Ty
reasonsble or rented low 70 the right party
J.. L. HAMILTON & Co. 90 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
HELP WANTED.


CLERK in real estate office; male or f..
male with knowledge ~ bookkeeping ana
tyyesIltlng. Address IN own hanhwIlilhs'
statinR age experience AMI salary tAprctd,
IL. h., BOX o. Tribune Once.
alnie
ACTIVE MAN ~ good appearance "a
mlllar with canVasslng; acquainted WIN
manufacturing Interests IN NrwaIh' - >.
permanent, lucrative employ mrni "pp"i
ignity' q. H., Box 7. Tribune Once.
BOY In ONCE u dry goods commission
house, must write good hand ana be fDI-
rect ~ ngures. Address NJ. o., Tribune ~
nee
CUSTOM CUTTER. swedish, must be- q
practical man, that In iAllei, WnS'
sneak English well. experienced Ia griiins
M pOpular, stylish clplhlnR, must have
g,li' IDEAS AMI he u capable man ~ 'pn
rcn DOING - progressive bnsln'hr k"gl
v,aIts and STEADY VOL, lhr year luNnl,
AdIiess j. r., Tribune n1ies.
MEN ~ iakr Diders IN nfrly l0~n and
any. ~ delivering, Huni vHErf plf
weekly 10 rapliAI, Airady HDlh, GLEN
mos, ihfhfHlgF n
WANTED - burhi, Nlde awake b1y, 10
'tunrn ~ AMI W yfAia ~ HHr, w 80 ~
Igfi iuuti hn ufhi HplnsilnH ana nihf ~
p.tplsii recommendation 10 ~ rhnlnNlrf
and ahllllY AhlusH ", Tlhilnn 'ilhlr
yoibp Man ~ nildsg olell, nilaolDi,
40, ~ ~ i'Dn house, spshiinH uniWHh
~ ,epll ,ls,s ''l',s.', il,,,s sona
tVAHTmD Farmer and wife wlihHui .olii
di,n lnen "ns, bs so1t 'olla,a, ana ., yn,
pourfbtnpai, 'aii Saturday ffum y ~ T.,
"f Monday f,om ~ " 4, ~ fuI'on.s',
tsW yUih fliyi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
coyaRraanovn SrlM CONFERENCE

GloN,rsvilo. ~ Y, MAY Il (SpocaD Tho sixty.
second meeting az the General Association ~ the
Conversational churches OF Now-Nufk state viii ho
held IN the Congregational Church at Govornylllo
on Tuesday, "wednesday and Thursday of next week
\ new moderator VIII b. elected on Wo1noaIly
afternoon ana the Rev. Dr Edward y Packard
Of SNfHcun'. via speak on "liilcll Sociology y
Among tho other epoakrfr announced are the Rev
Dr. Charles Dickinson, ~ lloike'y Temple lloston
the Row. howard Hiss. of ippcr Montcalr. ~ J.
and the iiov. pr Robert II. Meredith, OF lirOoklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
WORK. WANTED.
Female.

USWsOsss
A LADY familiar WIN French, trilh"n,
puirh AMI ilallan wishes liAnrlnll"n1 W
d. fDT lnwyrTH - hiiainfAs hvuFrl ~ NUN
90 ~ 0flnn " dnairni AlIi'HN ~
MONDE ~ GDn'nr avn llVnhlln
EII9rTnlrlIg srlenIlnrsllt Hdlnlnln'n ~ ~
lll - lhlihl mprHrHHri lHiirH ll'H'Wl ~
uilri usiinnini lnllnri Alifninule Hll 70
rllllra, l,ffl Dr'l " irpulindi hia' wv
hplllf, iil mha'r
JAbJIIthsF Nlllln aHnl Nninnn lshN.
situation Ha ianliinss. NJ g. wv '"7'
iu1d ~
IAUipt HhnUDuuninFi fialn llii'W'i
DIl Liudr NJ hili Nnfh done 90 WIZ ~
.ni ~ ihn daif no isri ihih ~
MANI 40 inunp lady wisl's Few ~
tnturts ~ hnr pufluf ~ ~ men '""
demos ~ Issi lJi ~
HfDhDuiiAl'iihil and - DEWITT
Nv tnuns hjyi etpafl.nlrdi l,n ,u,,,ns"
pni references. Address los WI H'""h
Ton, ~ =,
FINN UtAitliliu nnd TtibWilII,L
~ Young lady who u esprflrn'e1. .'''
nndr,sfnl heei fnfsfnnfHf Address " w.
iHi clnfinpiii ave, iitbdllin.
YOUNG dfHt, VIM ha. hyi some esgsn t
'eSws would HE =. ts,slslon bakery "".
Ad1.=ss 4. vU4Nklt. ~ cbsyss's's'" W
nOoe,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-18
vvms,spgv H00Ms po.LEp,

ruOIrE NJ furnished ,HeWa ~ w " N.Y.
tals fsMlis ~ fHiihfi bih'a ~ tN"'W.
men phg tplus fsbnnJ tslieinH'hhFi ""
Has, stihsi
PHYSICIAN viii tsni pleasant rooms eysi
,assssIIas ifiNrY'ixH VIZ Ns'' i's6'n's'
s,s,,OkD moon, rnUh1, slegys RON
ala, bvst fw,fnl fssesnsidsi pilfhih IHn',,
~ ibs West tDlhs'p vbg e"'t '""' p"
broadway. ..........s
's9,, p,r gtg pAnf, Private house, newly
handsomely Furnished iytns wn ~
no gentlemen, Improvements nohe's'i
feefe q. -. -
a7rtt. s'f,. ~ West. -bssifehie rooms.
f,idine bedsi baths, running "S"i'
board op''onaIi sp'p'ner ri'''s
7sTff.sf., no WET. ifendronlel, :, ~
hlshsd ihlfd Moor ioofns bIsakfHni " ~
sIcos, 9sniisrfsN orIs ,sfsseness required.
asSxsy ~ 49, ::I!s S:s''A'S