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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

cicaro, Sept; IS tSpeclaO-Wheat al one time to-day
.hosd an advance Thursday OF TIC ana me cose
s. S1sc over December opened at SIG sold between
,vosc ana 62c ard closed Clsg6c. II was just such
.-Lo, az has been ruling here for the last few days
a. ,orsyners doing the buying and the local crowd op
osnr the rally Liverpool continued TO furnish most OF
r.. fll news although Berlin was up eluVa1eh, 10 az
hush receipts were large but
49, quite M 10 1885 iO43 against 80 cars Iheie
ra,.,,ad large -four business. one mil selling 9VW
~. ~ Thursday The Northwest promised an increase
g. Socks AZ Minneapolis Monday OF $1,000 Dish ana a
Duluth 30 bush, not very dlNer-ht IRON
%a-css issf Monday. They suggest an Increase IN
.e sh,e ~ al least 900 bush Local receipts were
% 80 with 275 cars estimated for saturday The fea
W, nofe.slona settings The market Is developing INTO
esther West with 'he prospects Of rain tomorrow
- strong corn The advance counted Tor
TSe close WAS i.c Thursday. and AZ one
go ~ nark@t showed advance OF nc May sold De
.een ".s,c and 2.c and closed ~ 24sc Receipts were
o. yere large bush Charters were 40 900
S,.h samples - higher Inc fNatufe IN the ih
Was buying Of october By shippers they az Tue same 'n
December. 1919. ...,. i. o...
.-aass Advancing i,c. The whole market was hrmrd
a., by fhe and by the strength IN the oier
p,s Receipts 2S9 cars. WIN 800 cars estimate, ioT
So-,norrow Charters 100000 bush. MAY sofa be
s.rs.n foi.c and I9s.c and closed AZ 1919
There was a very sharp rally in provisions brought
about by purchases of January by the Cudahys They
sa,e ,olaV January pork advanced 30c January lard
aud rfbs i2.c The Octoher Jagged particularly the DC
fnber riis II the broadens out in grain. provi
sicn. are expected some benefit Half o-days adj
r.nrs was lost the Cldahys turning sellers the rally.
There we're hogs with 1900 estimated for saiur
S.y ard there are 10 600 expected week
.esIiy Al SIC Puts on Mas closed 245s925c
Isl
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APVY ORDERS.

washington Sept. ls-ArnY orders WIZ a',,
~ .,oyrs. Naior James p Kimba!l, sur
al, ho relieved from duty at Fort Winsa'e
ssol T and viii report to Fort Columbus n y. for
du.y to relieve Major John Van r. Hon. snrs yan
uoy anon being relieved will report 10 an
co,,vcr Barracks. Washington for cuty' 20 'el,ese
Cap.ain Rudolph C. Eber;, assistant sulseo
49,, T,har- u;on being relieved. will take siat,on AZ
,bahtuadeinha and al une duty as at'ennlhs SUI
econ ana cxaminer Of recruits IN ,nn, nN sn~seon
ce,s irav upon being relieved Will rspoTi s 10
Fort Apache A. T. for duty 70 re a,ygcon Leu
,en@n, Rand. upon being relieved VIII report -
r., f,lnrl TfN for duty.
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FN-NAYOR MAGOWAN SUED.

HIS PART IN THE NEW YORK ANn rHIIApEL'
rnIA TROLLET SCHEME INVOLVED
Trenton Sept IS (SpecaD.-J. Henry Darrah, ~
this CITY today began a suit in the supreme Court
for $4,000 against ex-Mayor Frank 4. Mcgowan
Mr. Darrah alleges the on-fulflmen; Of an agree
rnent between himself and Mr. Mcgowan IN con-
ncction with the establishment of tho New-NorK
and Philadelphia and The Central Jersey Traction
companies in which both were Interested The
New-York and Philadelphia Traction Company
was organized for the purpose of building troll
ley road between these two cities MT Mcgowan
and Mr. Darrah Jointly contributed $4,000 10 tn"
promotion o. the enterprise. Mr.. Darrah advanced
all his share and a large pai OF Mr. Mcgowan s.
he alleges Altogether he say. he mas contributed
$1,000 or this sum s15 900 advanced on Ma
gowan's behalf and Mr.. Darrah bases his suit on
the alleged refusal OF the ex-Mayor 10 reimburse
him.
Should the case come 10 trial the transactions
of the promoters promise to add another chapter
Magowans financial history. The Central Jer-
scy Traction Company outgrowth OF the
Ncw-Iorh and Philadelphia Traction Company
Tho latter concern was Incorporated simply to
shoulder the expense and financial burden OF con-
structine the road and accepting the bonds OF the
Ncw-Nork and Philadelphia Company as recon-
pensa The RICH. OF franchise for the greater part
York and Philadelphia Company. and part OF the
main line has been constructed between Rarian
and Bound Brook. Applications for receivers for
both OF thu companies pending, and II is said
that both are now controlled by a syndicate
In spite OF the complicated state OF the company
affairs. nancers declare the prospect for the ulti
mate completion Of the trolley road 10 be good and
say that the tangle Will eventually be straight
ened out.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. sep, is-cotton quiet. m'dding : 10 iGe;
low, rddine l6c. good ordinary. l6c. receipts
10 s4s ba - gross 1893 bales. Great Britain
las bales sales IO34 bales stock 100 5 bales Weekly
&c recApfs bales gross. 1903 bales
Great britain 80 43G baies: Continent 100 baes coast
"a 10 1874 sales. o. 7O7 bales spnners III bales.
Tor,olk sept. ls.-Cotton steady middling. 10 Ice
low m ddng 1916; good ordinary, sc ne' and
,scen,s as bales exports cOastwise 145T bales sales
I25 SsIes stock. 1871 bales. Weekly and
cep,s PLIES bales; exports cas"ise 1922 bales sales
], e26 bsies ~
~. riddIi-e li-l6c midcling nc good ordinary.
nc net receips e44 bales gross 4S2 aes export
"a IL. Continent 80 b3es sales 1000 paies stock llIi5
ha,es Weekly net receipts. 5964 bales gross " 945
Ssies Exports 70 Great Britain. 5i7 bales Continent.
Isl bales cosstwise 1913 bales: sales. % $50 bales
Savannah. Sept. ls1offoD qciet iniddlng sisc: To-"
mlddling Ti.c ne ard gross receipts 4s:S bales "x
r,s 10 The Continent 100 bales 6411 bales
sses ~ bales; stock AZ Weekly gross
receipts bales exports the Continent 1870 bales
coasiwise - 900 bales sales 1898 haies..
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is<on Sept. lt-tThs Boston commercial bulletin"
Will ray q The wool MARKET The sales ~ the
52i9O0O n domestic and 31iDD0 n foreign.
against S63pJcO ~ domestic and aJsGo ~ foreign last
week and $500 100 % DON este and 4S7UO n foreign
FOR week year The sales n date show =
decrease O As Ol G - domestic and p 1880 ~ foreign
from the sales fle date n 1885 The receipts n
date IA 74j bales domestic III 6SS
bales foreign The National Association Of Wool Manu-
fscfurera clip estimate shows The clip
1856 y but 2s2p'"1 ~ against 234 600 10 last year
ana 3i5OtDJ ID ~ fae f0j1tios 1898 The demand
Tor wooi brtter. though prices bn slightly higher
no medium territory ohtainabe f6r
&c clean There have been sses export ~ $50
so1'h America Nreds private and 10000 ~
EassIn oregon ~ 1vc clean. delivered In Bradford"
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COVERED
WITH
SCALES

Eczema made its appearance on my head IN
its worst form, and II continued spreading
until my face.gas covered with scales and be-
came horrid sight. had fine iead Of hair.
seven years growth. and had TO sacrifceit.
was in despair Tho physicians had failed
even :, relieve me. when one recommended
CUrICsRA Soar. Ny father procured SCI OF
CUTCURA REMEDIES. and III three weeks the
scales left my face and the skin lost its norld
hue. IN cir f-erks I ,ons rnti,>iy cured: My
face was smooth and my complexion clearer
and finer than IL had ever been before.
Miss MARION A. SMITH, Sunbur,, Ia.
SPEEDY CrRE TREATMENT. - Warm baths
with CUricURA SOAR, gentle applications or
CtrfcrHA iolntmen.l, and mid doscs OF CUTI-
cURA EEsoIvEsr. creates, Of huInor curcs.
Sold throughout the world. Pne.. Crricrr,; sc 8
Soar. &c EwsoLvrrr. 50c. and ~ POTTER Dhte
~pCsgy. CoRr Sole Props. Boston.
ST." How to Cure the Wont Eczema mailed free.
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Dr,,cs or pPEHIsrORIC AMERICA.

Abuouerque y. NJ. Sept lS--pr' ','u
vrsl,nr Fewkes and Dr. Walter Hough nave re-
..n ,roro q tour through the MoQu' and Iunl
indian reservations where they have been engaged
IN important archaeological explorations ior 'ne
Smithsonian institution Washington Ihe results OF
the expedition are OF great scientific value, Inc 'N
'nors re forwarded to the Smithsonian lnsti-
ir,;or colcctiou OF 80 specimens eXcaVated from
the mines near Winsow CHAVEZ pass al, Snu r, ins
90, v',rslou as older than the middle OF me SIX
18th century no evidence OF Spanish o. Amer
icsr, hnnnce having been found IN the cA-aNatCns.
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HOARD WANTED.

>ouo~~~~~~>.~Y~~~~>~. ~~~>~N~>~ND~~N~~~N
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. BY
Young man. in refined family. on or NJ ar
Lexington ave. between 18th and 18th SIS. {;
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crate. references Address VI. H. NJ. Box
20 Tribune once.
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RT'TIER CHAMBERMAID. by Young
couple. man as butler; woman NJ cham
hermaid good references Inquire @2b
West nth ST., store.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FLOUR AND FEED business with mill 10.
sale at bargain, no reasonable oner re
fused: this Is an exceptional opportunity
for party with about 81 900 full invcsuga-
iion. &. 7. W. ISL Yves, 3Oth-st
lTRST-CTASS downfogn restaurant.
owner cannot attend 10 II. will sacri
fee Tor 81 eco. this IS giving II away
Particulars ~ MDONALD 4 WlGGlNs.
40 nassau II.
HALE INTEREST IN nrsi class speciality
plant for nrst-c,ass rian having 700"
t. invest as required 10 enlarge II: no
debts. Investment secure. III PLEN, IT'D
unc Once.
WANTED Responsible man " experience
and capital To- represent an established
Boston hrm in New-loik. jG> Broad
way. Room ~
WANTED. Inventor should write John
wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorneys,
Washington D. C.. for their u 600 prem.
ium; monthly contest open to them upcn
application.
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Neliaions Nctlres.

v~NNN~~~~N>>r>~>~'~~o~~~~ ~|>~>>~>>>N~>>NNNNNNN
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. THE PEOPLES CHURCH.
Rev THOMAS DIXON breaches at IL o'clock SubJec
THE Little America Revolution and Conspiracy.
Seats free Welcome. Come early.
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-xrVRNIsUED ROOMS

.o1N~ ~rNl-NN~~N-o-0r -oDNoO0<ONNON(N0~1~o"'~
OPPORTt- NIFTY Physician viii snare
his handsome house with iehned party
favorable terms. call morning eNrr'"s'
35i West ash
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uoasEs AND CARRIAGES.

IJORsEs WINTERED on nearby farm;
good care. feed. exercise. low charsses'
city references ORANGE tribune o' ",s-.
HORSES vln,cred. nrsi class. terms low
city references. ". ". SllLho' ~
farm New Rochelle. N. y. ---
WM- GI'T.I.ERY's BOARDING STAF''h'
fs7 and is9 Mulberry 81. near n,oo' ,,,,,,
A nrsI class stable in a good locality, WIN
an modern improvements: horses poar1en
by the month: also horses. wagons anu
trucks hired out.
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RITLER COOK. English man thor
ough indoor servant. willing. obllging
wife frst-class cook all branches: city
reference. HENRY. $40 West 32d-st.
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MADISON AVENI'E REFORMED CHURCH. corner
Min -st-Tha Pastor Rev. ABBOTT r. klTTRkpGi
viii preach al a. M. and . p. m. Prayer meetn
Wednesday evening.
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CCov
enantersD. 18th ST. between 9Th and 7th ayes Rev
JAMES H. STEELE. Ph D.. Pastor. Services al 1913
a. m and 4 D. IN. Sabbath-schoo at J.. m. Stranger
always welcome
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COACHMAN single. in private family.
experienced. highly recommended. good
pay State terms % Box 49, lucantico
Hills y Y.
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Rt'TLER. Colored: thoroughly competent
and expcrienced good decorator and ear,
yer: frst-class city reference. A. j.. lol
East .Oth-st.
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ASSOCIATION HALL. o3i 81. 4ih sunday.
.. m. address by Rev. e. ARMAND MILLER. E~pcci
musical programme Men invited
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN "OLD FIRST,
Fifih-aye. and l2th 81.
HOWARD DlIFIEBp. -. D.. Pastor.
Preaching by the Pastor. II a. m. ana =. ~
Prayer meetings Monday ana Wednesday, y. m.
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. io4th st.
west # Columbus-ave.- T.. :. Triple Phi y.
Pastor breaches al II and Evening subject The Al
iitude Of Pulpit in a National campaign" Sabbath
sch go
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4 LIGHT colored man. age %. foreigner;
to wait on invalid and assist around
house wages moderate, references as 70
ability and disposition. y. C., BOX ~
3A2 BrOadWay
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,,,ntsox AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lst
al st,-Rev CHARLES L. THOMPSON. d. y.
Pastor breaches II 4 N. al m. ETening subject.
Wastinetons Farewell Address Adapted 20 the Present
S.af free
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sUBupBAs REAL xsrArR

,oooooo~~~oo~~~~~ ~~~~NooS'NoN"1"N>/>o~
At Houses for sale end 70
let: fnrnI she'd and unfurnished. WA NJ
TAYLOR. Montclair. y. j.
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CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN. 100 West 47tr
st.-Masses for Communion. 1880 y Mains w. "iN
mass 1O:t5, \cspefs. 4.
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DRKSsNAkIN0


NNN0N<(ONNoNNO~"NNN o>>N0NoN>|N~""N~N">>N|N
ANTOlSETTE. couturlerc Franchise. -
West i2sth s.. between 9Th and l,enox
aves.
COCTCRIERE FRANCHISE. formerly
with Stern Brothers. advanced styles
for fall gowns capes and Jackets. elegant
work. reasonable prices: ladies materials
used remodelling short notice. Nine. AN
BERSON .3s 6th-sye.. near 15th-st; re-
moved from l5th-si
DREsSMAKER. ~ years in business.
tailor made suits 81 latest styles, per
feet ~ guaranteed: by the day, 81
SMYTIl. $40 6th-ave.. 53d-st.
DRESSMAI<ER and CLOAK MAKER. At
home or day; superior filter. finest
rchi remodel. repair. refine. enlarge
larettes and Jackets. GRElG. 1911 Yves,
22d st.
DRESSM AKER. Thoroughly competent
drcSsmaker takes work home or rs dav.
latest skirts. waists capes. also remodel
ing. alterations chidrens dresses. Mrs.
HOOD. iS6 West loist -.
MILLER & FENDER. 30 West 4a;h ST,
are prepared to receive orders. frst-cass
work AZ reasonable prices; misses cos
tunes made.
SEAL GARMENTS redyed. repaired or al -
tered into fashionable capes home or
our. Mrs. BARKER. il6 West Both ST..
late with Gunthers Sons. 5th-ave.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAsr-r
s'>>N"SoHS>"'~N~>oo ~o~44o,ue~~S9

"hnpEH ER Single: understand,
Wnss flowers and vegetables. nil ~.
,nsn' ",n's~if generally useful on s.,,,s
East 3Ith-sf - ~, 80
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HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison ave.
nnd l?5,hsi. Preaching tomorrow by the ias'or Rev
JAMES s RAMSEY. - L. n ~ a. Subject. Lily
ing Resolutions and i5 p. n. subject impossible
Service" You cordially invited.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female,

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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
/ MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
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Servants breaking engagements will
be dismissed from Office and forfeit all
| claims to fee paid.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

10 ANS nu lie Insurance policies and other
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MANN AND ROOMa.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
~~~~>~~<N~N"|~N~>~S'S
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22D ST. 10 EAST near broadway. Hand
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vice and excellent table. references
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l9ap ST. 10 WEST Very large hand
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lei LEXINGTON VE.-Third floor. en-
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Aus VrsT ord Sr-Vir-t- class beard rea-
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GARDENER. Single; competent under
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nee.
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WORK WANTED.


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s9ih -.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
,..o.>o>u>coo~~o.~-,>~~ ~~~~S~~"0'/N>"|>'
CITY.
.ro,vx tfot-srS unfurnished and fur-
nished for rent in best localities lsrse
,is1 EDMUND \. MILLS, 5O3 5th-ave
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I'm S.: O2G 3i-ave.. near 6lst-st.; 1.tos
Is, ne near Sa,h St.: $50 30 ave. near
4is St, S54 Sd ave: 80 Bleecker'-s';
. oos "a ave; 2lO Eas' T9th-st.: i.e2l "a
ave. 1852 "a ave. % Amsterdam, ,e,a ave- ac5
EasS lsth-st. $50 9th ave: ISL ath-ave
i.i55 sd.ave;; near 9Th $. "os Eas, soi DO
SIN ave-: 1918 % ave. 1913 sth-sve. AZ
the Harlem onioes 2;o5i 3d-sve, I near
1l2th 1t: l56 East 125th-st.. near 80 ave
ga West l25th St. bet. Ith and sth ayes.
soO West l45th 81. At the Brookiyn onices'
3o7 Fulton-st.. 100 Ful;on-st:; ~ Court
e. s. Rroadway. Z. D.: 1873 Broadway.
r. D. l.152 Myrtie-ave.. near Broadway
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o>-r.oonnn/Nn|>'"
Country.
ORANGE. y. Sale. $4,000 terms veIy
aasy); new residence. Just compie'.a'
every convenience. near Harrison ST. STA
ton r. 4. HAMILTON. pS u way.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and sub:crip',,o,n ns,n IN
Tn. Trit.' he received at their Apor,h
oficc 40. ]. 2l2 Broadway. - door Ter Ter
~ 3is,-st., NTH o'clock p m. Sa,nch
,Isements received at the following Xxx
offices az regular Office rates untu ssd.
% m. viz. ~ sth ave. :. 9. COZ Us
II. ls2 6th-asc.. cor. l2th-st ays..
3th-ave. and lith-st.; il2 COLUMBUS n.ar
near West Doth St. los West t2d,s, "a.
dth-aye.: % East ith-st.: 23' Nes 80
st. ietween 9Th and s,h aNes l l% ani
.7th-,,.: lS3s sd-ave.. between .p'" 7Os
TTth SITS: i.Oad 3d-ave.. near uist-ss' near
ist-sve.. near S0thst.; $50 Sd.sNs,,
aist st. ks4 3d-ave.; 22s biec' 80, Sd-
> o0s si-sve 40 Fast Toth-st.. W.,
ave- zoe sd.sss- ,s % "A! A@' IsISls9 ~
East ,s,h-si.: $50 9th-sve.; DOL W. ss,h,
/ isa 81 ave. near 6'th.s,; w sSs' igs
Al 1 $50 broadway: .5dS sas'v Al
sth-age'; I'3ls "a ave. 1888 Vih~s''' near
the Harlem onices: 2,OSi 5d.svss,t ave.
hath 81 1855 East i:oth-si. n.os ~ o. sS,s
.is West i2Sth-st.. bet. TN anu ~ ossces:
400 West It5,h-st. Al the BrcosSss Cart
sa7 Fuiton-st.: 72a Fulton-.ss,' ,,oadwsy.
at; IS Broadway. L. D.. les pp.,ossxsy,
y. D.. iiS3 Nyrtle-avs'' near '
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4 NEW CONGREGATIONAL. CHI Rt1I, Boulevard and
West SD St Rev HENRY \. STIMSON. D. u. Pastor
The Provisional Committee thar the opening
vice conducted by Or. STIMSON. will be held Sunday.
September % at II "A. Lesles Rooms southwest
boulevard and SO D.
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A. -A.-Ml:s. coOPER's BUREAU. fao
6th-ave.. 42d-st.-Select help. all ca
pacities: different nationalities. references
Investigated.