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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17
IO-Day'S
Special
Bargains.

s Bargains.
{ The splendid trade
{ of yesterday incites
{ us to again offer good,
{ dependable merchan-
{ disc at ridiculously
{ low prices.
Z Those who unfor-
{ tunately missed yes
& terday's great sale will
z have an opportunity
Z of securing equally as
Z good bargains today.
4 HOSIERY SALE.
4 100 dozen Children's Extra-strong
well-Made Black Hose. all sizes,
y heavy, medium, and fine rib; posi-
K lively cannot be bought In Rich
4 mond for less than 10c. a pair; the
n price. &c. pair.
y Ladies' Crown-Dye Plain Black
Hose. &c.
I Ladies' Tan Drop-stitch. SC.
r Ladies' Black Boot. Opera-Top &c.
y Ladies' Plain Black, Tan and Bal
briggan, Sc.
y SALE OF LACE CURTAINS.
l Fine Nottingham Goods. beautiful
z we!l-covered, floral designs, l29 inches
y wide to pair, 3 IL yards long, N.'o
L 10 81 grades, TO 80 for N.l5 per pair.
p White and Ecru Nottingham, hne
I quality. 30 inches wide S1-2 yards
n long, choice patterns, 81 to S20O grades
y, 70 go for $50 per pair.
Il Another big lot in Nottingham
y Curtains, White and Eeru' something
L new in a coral design, full width, IL
, wards long, $50 to sos grades. 10 20
for 50 per pair.
r Another special. fine quality OF
y Nottingham Curtains, in Ecru, some
Z thing dainty In design, lZ4 inches
y wide TO pair. regular $ grades, 10 go
for $3.50 per pair.
sec.
y 5Oc
CSC '"e"'"' '' '' ~
"a Chenille Covers, 81 value for
75c.
y CA Chenille Covers. $1.29 value for
q NOTIONS.
p Metal-Back Horn Combs. sc. each.
\ Fast-Black Darning-Cotton, &c.
n dozen cards.
y English Book-Pins. Black and
K White assorted. &c. each.
? Bone-Casing, 20 colors, &c. for fun
4 piece.
P 9-inch Dress-Steels, Blue. Pink,
\ Drab. White Black. &C. dozen.
+ Large-Slze stocklnet Dress-Shields,
y Sc. pair.
( Kiddette. the New Leather Skirt
2 Binding. sc. yard; all shades.
Hair-Pin Cabinets, 100 assorted
4 pins. Sc. each.
y Bone Handle Glove and Shoe
Z Hooks. &c. each.
zoe WATKINS, Sc. dozen.
Needle Books, 80 assorted needles,
b.aaius. and veii-plns. Sc.
a Velvet Skirt-Binding. all colors
+ and opera shades. for Mondays sale,
&c. piece.
z Mems Splendid Quality suspenders,
, i2l-2c.
< so0-page Plain and Ruled Writing
4 Tablets, good paper. well-bound, sc.
y each.
4 Fine. Sheer, 'Scalloped. and En-
y broidered Handkerchiefs. &c. each;
< II lie. value.
p Boys Shirt-W Waists, II l-2c.
L Al-Pure Linen Crash, S-4c.
y cScccccc
: NILLER&R H0ADS,
Z 5OS-5H.5l3 east Broad street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17

Richmonders In New York.
NEW YORK, March 16-(Special)-E
Waddey, Aston: Misses Palmer 81. Denis
l.. f. Cooper. New York; y. +. Cleary
Grand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE NY
self a candidate for the office OF Mayor.
subject TO the Democratic primary.
Your feil0w-citizen. T.. u. REEVE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17
A FEW PERSONALITIES.

Mr.. George L. Conner is perhaps the
biggest railroad representative that has
yet arrived He is the New York agent
OF lines that virtually control the traffic
Of New England.
The biggest man In point OF stature,
and the one who is fullest OF mirth and
general all-around fun. Is w. A. Turk.
OF the Southern-Bill Turk, as everybody
calls him--and last night he was the CEN
tire Of large gathering OF admirers.
One OF the most interesting members
OF the association Is Mr.. w. NJ. Threll.
ex-general passenger agent OF the Chi
cago and Northwestern railway. He has
long since retired from active service, but
remains at the head OF the Chicago and
Northwestern's passenger department in
an advisory capacity. He Is the inventor
OF coupon tickets, ticket-cases. etc, and
can spin yarns OF great interest concern
ing rairoading in olden days.
Mr.. c. r. Ryan, the assistant general
passenger agent OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio, is brother OF Mr.. William Ryan.
the Collector of Internal Revenue. and
is we'll known I'm this city, having at
one time resided here.
One of the most popular raiiroad-men In
the country is II. W. Fuller. of the
Chesapeake and Ohio. He was in the
lobby OF the hotel last night. but was
stlll on crutches as the result OF his
accident, near Charlottesville. two years
ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17

A GRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY.

ANNUAL STATEMENT FOR DECEMBER 1895 oy
OF THE AGnIcI NsURAStf
AUDITOR PUBLIC AcCOrNts
VIRGINIA, IN PURSUANCE TiE
LAWS OF VIRGINIA
Preehdent-JEAN r. sTEBBINs
a.
NJ.
Principal ofice-z5 WAsfiNGToN STREET. wATERTQwN,
Incorporated
1888
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-03-17

&C.
subscribed .....t
actually paid in cash
Has
thereonl
simple years Interest,
process foreclosure 80.
on aSsn% a.
premises
STA d
OWNED ABsOLLTELY by THE Govt
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Out Of six announcements made by the auction
GERS for sales be held at the Broadway Real Es-
tate Salesroom yesterday only one parcel was sold
William Kennedy sold. in foreclosure. NO 1o2
Orchard-st a four-story brick tenement house. lot
25xS76 to Hester Cohen for $l7.350.
NJ. & l.. Hess have sold to Morton Brothers, or one
of their representatives. the eastery block front on
Church-st. running from Park Place TO Murray :
St.. with buildings, for price between S2oo.VW ana
$2G0000. ,,,
j. Clarence Davies * Co. have sold for Franklin
A. Wilcox the property Third ave. and Wills
ave. known Nos 526 52s $50 and 532 Willis-ave
being so front by irregular, to Andrew M
Davies for $4,000; also, for the same owner NO
2s29 2S3l and S33 Thirdave So feet front by irree
ular, containing two-story stores ana omces' 10
David l.. Phillips for $4,000. -. ,
cles yesterday that the southeast corner OF & fark
Row and Beekman-st.. extending through 10 hea-
tre Alley formerly known as the LoVeJoy notei'
had been sold The rumor. however, Is authori'a-
lively denied $780,. A..
Lionel Froehlech has sold No. 81 East N:nety,nrst-
St. three-story brick dwelling, l7xJx.oxlU, for IL
Greenbaum TO G. Kleenbaum. for N.vW also
brownstone frame dwelling. No; III East elxty-
fourth-st., 2Ox5Oxl00, for Richard RANT. 10 MI
Levy. on private terms
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
RI'ILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alterations
fled yesterday: -
tiffany st s. 800 IT OF IG7th-st. by Elizabeth
sory sSS''t frame me- dwellings, ............... sio5oo
137th-s;. 2G5 II Of South Boulevard. three
three-story frame tenemens, by William Wer.
Corona IA Long Island owner .................. 1900
Manna- st. g. 800 n of Unonport and Bronx
dale roads, "a two-story and basement frame
dwelling by Mary Carroll Of Bronx-ave and -
Main-st, g 1876 IT OF City Island Bridge.
one-story frame boathouse. by Won Liehn. OF
Man-st. City Island. owner ................... 100
Alterations:
Washngton-st. No 1O4. by the estate Of Jane
Edgar. of 40 Wall-sf. to a twO-story brick work
75th-st No ~ East. by Henry Dale OF Murray
inR ,s" i'o'e' - 5000
Bowery. Nos SO and IS. by Herman. to six ~
story and lodging house ............ 300
No AZ by COudert Bros as agents for
the Rupler estate. a ive-story brick ware 49,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

;5s q h!s.d5s; ;'s; ssso. a. 1900
Bedford Joseph ct a. to s JacGs sisls snS st
Isn Ish.I l':s 20 s0sFaf1s of hsye SI s"y @ $500
Bryant Catharine L. and Samuel; to Charles Charles
5cssas Ls1inss. city i.isnd yssf. loo
Sew-York to Joseph c Levi. trustee. No SO soo,
deceased lssih:s,: 100 II " Of Amsterdam 1000
Fcntham. Charles = and wife. to Ann'na F a,oo
's deceased '1s's' Ssihst 200 Columbus ., NM
riannefy simon ?. to Adele Kneeland ssesu,ri1s
etc. Of Charles Kneeand. No 345 wa;er-st' -,oo
Gleason Esas Margaret NJ to Edmund / Mooney.
KlngsbTdge Road. lots a5 and o. map of 10
Grsoe. So." Mary n1V'' A. to john Brady
81, Iso +, q Of sdaye : years ."........... 10000
Hs5Sef S IT Mof'4a of have a. to o:sri year
HaSsd vie ana sophie ssad hscnsG han
ioss nay maP Of TO Unon rSeis@ s year of the Liverpool
NiG"fh SnG London nS' and GLOBE nsaranee Company
Lyon or Anna :: and M Dora to Mount Morris Bank
Laijtns. aie sVfS FTsderick to joseph Wood i4h
us # yGs IF ST an 5%ys ~e ,6 %?HGs Gertrude Pacn
's snd ii' another is7thst s. # Of 5,have ~
Lyon. y,n' Anna e to Elizabeth Heiman; ;., corner
Miller Ida i0ii and Jacob Mary and Thomas Donan
William Johnston. l0ithst 100 II OF ocoo
5th-ave, months -. o"V
Mailer Helena and Michael. to Frederick Halbe
Bathgate-ave. 10 fl n OF l'2d-st n ooo
Martin. George and wife to Samuel Green No -, ooo
mccarthy Isabella. Individually and az executrix
to John NJ Brehm. ll7th-st 225 # OF ooo
Mehlireiea 1TS Fran FTancca wihcmins Wiener :. 90
S7th-st 80 W of 21-ive u years. l-Vo
Mc(ieau Edward J. to Louisa J Ashforth ct al
trustees n 3 s2i-st. 325 IT " OF West End an ooo
ave. j years
Resell Karl NJ. and wife TO Simeon G Bradley:
Crestor- ave 3s3 II Of Welesley-st nm
e
fahSrr i'Scne Sased \" II West 56h.s wears 10000
Schcuer Caroline Sarah and Jacob To German
American Real Estate Title tuarantee Com . ,oo
pany " Brook-aVe. - II Of l43dst. years 2'W
81 lelds John 10 Eliza ]. Macy. l19th-st. - 900
Ia II W Of Amsterdam ave 3 years .....-. ZlVU
Same 20 Everett Macy. llSth-st. 200 ri W or ~ 40
Manhattanave years ..................... -i"V
Same to Mary J Kingsland $ llPth-st, 20 ~ - ~.
W Of Manhattan ave. years ............-..'. zl"V
Schuman Benjamin. and wife 10 Annie Gutman. oo
Chrystie-st. 2ta3 II II Houston.st. year f"o
Schneider Ernest W. and Henry Herer and
wife to Mary and Charles I.anier. execu-
tors OF Mary NJ Laner. No ISL l'erry-st . .. ooo
Schneider Ernest f w and Henry Herter and
wife Judson S Todd. ferrr-st 'o4 II ,ooo
OF Bleecker-st. demand ..............'.'... -ooV
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

At THE WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPI
COPAl1 CHURCH. 4ih.st. be- ween the square and 81
preaching 1890 and 5. Evening subject. 'Be Ye All
Ready" Sunday school. 23o. Special music under dire
tion OF Mr.. TOllie Morgan Revival services all ne
week. Rev. +. d. sockdalc will preach every eyenin
All welcome
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
Nurtion 6alrs of Real Gstate

VALUABLE improved real estate for sale. by order OF
Supreme Lot 165 Water Street. NewYork
CITY about with four-story brick
building thereon. Maiden Lane. in the of
Tobacco trade. VIII be sold at Public Auction the
New-York Real Salesrooms III Broadway. the
4th day Of February, IL o'clock by WILLIAM KEN
NELLY Auctioneer whom apply for terms at Room +.
III broadway basement.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHGEC,lH6 corner n S'' Pas.
ID Rroadway kev HENRY A. STIMsON " ~. s. ras
Morning service II o'clock Brief popular ssr''s
at o'clock m
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CfItyRcv .
ison ave. corner Of Ath-st-Services at II ~
7:45 .. m. The Pastor. Rev. c. II. PARKHuRSr n ~
will preach. Sunday-schooi, 9:45 a. ,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. o7th-st near shave; IN. e.
M MACARTHUR breaches H. Evening, a Day N IN
Joppa in series OF "Around the World sermons All
tuyt
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

PILGRIM CHURCH CongregatonaD, Madison-avs q
ner i2lst-st Rev SAMUEL II. VIRGIN d. d.. PaNn
Preaching by the Pastor II a and .. m Sun6s.
and Chinese schools at p. m. spanish service at
% meetings at 10 a. m. and p. m. Welcome. =
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West o!h,st
between Broadway and 7th-ave Rev. WILTON MERLE
SMITH D. D.. Pastor. will preach at IL a. m and 40
D. m. Evening subject: THE Young Man for the Zines
Goth Century. sermon to students Al s.u1ent
in cordially invited Sunday school at o CLOCK
Christian .cndeavor sdonday evening at S Devotionai
meeting Wednesday evening at s. Strangers cordially IN
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

CENTRAL, BAPTIST CHURCH 42d-s.:. between 7th
and sth aves Rev. FRANK NJ: GOODCHlLp Pas19r, Tpo..
IL ~ m ."The First Missionaries I:43 p. m, Inose
Ears OF Yours Baptism evening service Bioie-schooi
at 2:45 D. m Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED cHURru
Of 67th-st.-The Pastor Rev. A. e. KrrTREDcr -
will preach at IL a m. and D M Eyen,rs' .. b
especially to young men, Union Bible class s!Ss1 !Ss1i
evening at 8 o'clock tesel
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

A ovERTIsEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE RE
CEIvED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No i242 Broad
way "a door north Thirty -frst-st: and ADVER-
TISEMENTS at the following Branch Offices 25t
Eighth-ave. Twenty third-st l32 6th-ave
l5I Fourteenth-s go Thirdave: 100
Third ave Fortyseventh St lo26 Third near
sixty 7Os First-ave l06 West Forty second 81
I42 Columbus ave: ~ Avenue A 1925 Third-ave 2oI
West -second-s 1919 Second-ave: 5r Third ave
a3s Third ave 2O5i Thlrd-ave. between Onchundred-
and twelfth and Onehundred and thirteenth SITS; LEO
AZ the HARLEM OFFICES lsO East One-hundred and
twenty nfth-s, 2i3 West One hundred and twenty fnh
ST and 800 Onehundred and -foryhfth st. up to 3
ID. m. regular office rates.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

MATCHMAKER e JEWELLER First
class; - years experience: would like
permanent position; best recommendations
MATCHMAKER, 3S+h broadway. Sara
oga ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
$lS,2i.'

German Place iSSn st Sc S 4sss GnS TO
schmd; and another as executors TO Charles ,,s o.o
AexsndeT1aye. s5SsiSF 3 asi It Of lspn 81, osx
75 William + Brugman as executor and 'riS- .oo
waite PIKE j; l2'd ,i.5 II No sss 6
Water-st: David J Dean and wife to simon = ~
Henry E Weston Harris Mandelbaum ana
same isi property: William ii Weston to Henry e
1iSertyst. gs,1H s. 5s # Of church ST. 2s$xie22s
33.6x1o2; William Gillian and wife to NJ Levy
All in right s,le tie.. in Of caihTT,ne g
zDs,Tis MaDsTjck tn tn av T 'a'H 1raae rzpa.'k 'onn
AysnSs & FnS;r,tk t and %s Sf TO MSf
1oih1st >. aci4 +, Of $d-ave, :sx irregular.
lcxs2 E%gene % McGar'ah and another eAeeu- - so
Lillian e Tnden to Charles u Partridge. o.o2o
Same properly; Charles B Partridge and wife to
d to Gi 60 to cs = -. % to 81, So s.. % to
l29 and 1875 to l3'. map land Of Charles A
snS sds ss2 q TSr a il Re Henry syc to .o4st
Fores-ave. e s. iis2 4 n ceaar;s,. isGxiio:
"sGsay1 mary nj 5s 6 ES; 1CSn nap oSe 'S to-
union,st Mlls" and Barker-ave corner 7eixoaex
7SxioS.4; Ida J. jenkins ct al. to Henry
East nS'e css1er Saa @pR5S[ Road $ a! west line Of
the Harlem River ana P9rtches,er hester X Co
Gleason GfeS o 6s S9Y}%%' s' and iF
East adjoining s lands 1os estate Of
John Keans and wife 70 Joseph GlessOI ssx,o,
1bSn aPes and nd wife # 81 Augustus FED $50
Lots IL 50 ana 90 map Of wss, Sss csssr %S 5mSnn Hsas
.d.sys Gus,av s # Of rrankinave 4sexs7ex
sS sxlOo: Emil Levi ana wife to Freda sond- ooo
Easie nsierlsS ave. $ $50 II 2Ssloo
Martin saS eose na scslss s snd 10 wis Mar
saret b Martin os:;;o,
Charles 81 b Partridge to Mary E Partridge 1000
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
ReIlQlous Notices.

~~-o>o.>~~~-~>r.c..,> >~~sH>>r~S>>~>~~>
DIR; ANNA H. SHAW breaches H. The he Heavenly Heavenly
xT sTRrEr E ATls
cor Lexington-aVeJ E'v. b. b. BoSWoKrh fassor at" -
m welcome.
A. G. DIXON breaches IN Hanson Place Baptist Church
BROOKLYN 1880 on Good Cheer; at 49, on Con
Al tSER f2Is xEwToN viii M'psao's prsaoh q" Il mn
and Morals Eyening; p m. 'sea's tree'' sermon oy
by Hh The f2S Ss1a H@G THAop6sE S,STs s"a
m. sunday school o4S a. M charge Rev. ThEDERic
AMERICAN HEBREw-cHRIsTIAN MIssIoN.-Rev
M ANG d v,, Memorial 1 's Church S so Ryns
II the Chapel at No. T,s L St Mrks sase reSs FSaaS M .
p. m All we'cone.
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEws.-Preaching SER
vice today SATURDAY.. p M in the Pressyerian Church
Gospel meeting tomorrow sunday every night in
the week at o'clock in the new Ms,l2n Hcuse No "a
aA%iAK 1Sd taGrT SS5%f' Al SisSs %SSce N"AANN "N"S
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE. UNION. cn,ckerins Hall
aSf Rev. ana m Smith Pnsior seventh street MeiSods @
os % "%e yon s mu sTho o2 c9
en- vocal s9l2s Misses % NSakes ana Dnnne Joseph Do-
T2r will be hed in AssoeiSca lat h H@ @ st, r Gornsr Of
HaEs;t' S sSS'sa e & 'S sy S Bxy6 Il
Presbyterian Church The public cordially invited
1S.! Hi X r MfSRy SPq syf ssndsy
welcome
LEN2x AYENTF II rNlTARIAN WsSoG4 CHURCH.
preach at II a. Sunday school at e:l5 All wei
come
AT FEF0nMEB @ cAT1c sEHvIcEs n Christ. Mis-.
verting' Protestan,s."
S9TH 1fHTJ cRc and Rev
and p. m. Mendeissohn ora,orio Elijah.
At THE SCOTCH rInEsnYTERlAA,N, cHuRc1I. es'a;
ana sa1Sa!h school a.5 Music Gas Class, 'I Monday % even.
Christian Ende"vor. Friday. at s All invited.
At THE wAsHINGToN serARE METHODIST ErIs-
ave-. Rev W + ANDERSON. Pastor Worship with
D9 HS Sf"Rs a' u;o s Hndr ' dsc Aso
tion Of Mr.. Toc Morgan. Revival services all next
week. Rev. f. b s'ockdaie Will preach every evening.
All welcome
AT UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.. >sth-
st. west of lroadway Revival services evenings during
the week Or. KING breaches Sunday morning and
evening. Earnest Workers Bible class. a. IN. sun
day school, 2:3o
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPIscorAI
sock viii 'Pf SFcaS 5o iae Ta.sr .T. Dr. WEldMr VIII
preach sabbath school. , Prayer service W~ines-
day evening 7.3o. Seats an free.
MADsoN Z FErEhs praaches IL sometnins More
Important than the Monroe Doctrine Regard vene1
United states ~; "a Young Mans Downward
Career" All welcome
BRICK .pREsnyrEnrAX CHURCH 9Th ave. corner
j. MTyAi%Ti sunday
Weekly evening service Wednesday at O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
ReliQions Motifes

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHt,ncr, Z
53d- t.).-Rev. CHARLES L. THOMPSON d 1" Qon
will preach. II a. m. Near the Kingdom: =. m
Great Supper" Seats Free
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

BRICK PRESnYTEniAN CHURCH. 9Th ave. corner
3'th-st.. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. l. T.. and Rev.
J. II. NII.VA1NE. j. D. rastors-S-rvices. sunday
2iih Inst lpr MII.NAINE will preach AZ II and
Ilr. VAN DYKE AZ i.p D. m Bihc-achcDi o - a. Ia.
Weekly evening service Wednesday at oclock.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST. Washington Square sr,,S -
WARD JI,DSON.-Preaching. 10:45 and 40 ssss. %
Strangers welcome. Friday evening. Union Seminar -
Quartet
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

xldhaus Frederick. and wife to Mary G Edwards
corner Lenox-ave and 11+th-si. years.
Bailey. Louisa /. to William Brugman. trus-
tee. Aiexande--ave. 33.4 # Of l39th-s,.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
[ cst an0 Found

I OST OR STOLEN
Il certificate OF hundred shares Of Union Pacific
Railroad stock 3.7l2. dated May %. 1884. in name OF
sarah f. Dagget and George White. trustees under the
will OF Henry l.. Daggett - rr, r.
SARAH Z. DAGGETT. GEORGE WHITE. trustees.
once No. fremont St. Boston
Boston. Mass. Jan. 1st 1885,
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
WORK WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

~o~.~NN~NNNN~~-o~NN~ N~N~~-~~.~~S~~%~~~N~~~~-
Female.
JANITRESS. experienced. would Ike care
OF two or three houses: COMPENSATION
enough for good living Mrs. WILLIAMS.
~ East l2th-st.
MASSAGE and medical gymnastics given
10 ladies and children NJ their resi-
dencrs. facial treatment also. Address
MASSEtSE.. Box W. .2t2 Broadway.
NORMAL GRADUATE. with several
years experience In New-York schools.
will coach pupils In afternoon hours. high
est city references. DIPLOMA. l4S 81.
Ann'sayc.
UNIVERSITY GRADUATE. several years
experience. desires position az govcrness.
highest city references. English. fluent
French. German. Latin, mathematics.
music. DEGREE. lis ST. Ann n's-ave.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th..v. :.
128th-st-Worship and sermons by the Pastor ~
HITTING at IL a. IN. and 7:45 D. m. W. d
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
8elininns Notices.


DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. West o6th-st near otnaveI
Rev. b. b. TYLER Pastor.-Preaching Sunoay. w."
a m and o. m. Christian Endeavor meeting y. u"
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

ACADEMY OF MUsIc-PEoPLEs CMURCH.-Rey
DIR ANNA II. SHAW breaches. II. The Heavenly
Vision afternoon Doubt Factor In Progress"
AT TWENTY THIRD STREET BAPTlST CHCRcH
(cor Iexington-ave.), Hsv b. r. BOSWORTH. Pastor.
Preaching. II a IN. and ,. M Song service, 1880 D.
m. Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25
DRESSM AkING

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DRESSMAKER, designer, artistcaliy
makes street. evening costumes. iur
capes. etc. by the day. DRFSSMAKER.
Box =. Tribune Ofice.
DKESSMAKEK and clOakmaker wants
work at home or day. superior ntier.
finest worker on seal garments. sleeves en-
larged Will make over and remodel. or
make ,nto latest styles capes. cOllarettes
and Eton jackets. GRElG. l3l West
22i-st.
DRESSMA KING. .-FrenTh dressmaking.
stylish evening and street gowns: mod
crate prices. no delay. Nine. X. AN
TOINETTE. 900 West l24th-st.
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HOEsEs AND CARR. AGES.

A MODERN style brougham used by pri-
vate family: in splendid order. AT DES-
seekers. I52 Eliza beth-st.
HORSES WINTERED.-B stalls; good
feed and careful attention: city refer
ences: reasonable rates. A. T.. MOORE.
Central Park. l. ].
TO LET.-FOur stalls and truck room for
two trucks In the new stable, 2OH, II
Lewis-st. Inquire there between and .
y. m. any evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

EAST sEvENTY-FOURTH STREET AND PAns Ar
Avenue-The Church Of the Holy SeTacnre uIo.e''nn m
EpiscopaU the Rev. DR. HUGHES fector-ii "a a. III ~,
subject: Song Of Solomon" p m, evensons ana Eel
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

NEW-JERUsALEM CHURCH tSwedenborgtan, :,
25th-st between Park and Lexington aves. Rev !.
SEWARD Pastor-Sunday school with adult ciss l
0:3O a. m. service at II o'clock a. M; subject -
stacles to Personal Religion
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DONAESAIO SIIUAIIONo w ANTEu
Female.
AT CHURCH EMPLOYMENT Blu.
REAU. 200 EAST 42D STREET,
you can fnd a class OF servants not to be
met with elsewhere: all nationalities: some
our own parish people: references always
investigated.
AMERICAN LADY Of ability seeks position
OF trust. excellent hoIsexeeper. congenlal
companion. capable attendant. etc: high
est references. Address ABILITY, q Bible
House. New-York City.
CoMPANfON.-By young lady OF refine
ment, or to take charge Of a gentleman's
child. to which she will devote all her
attention. Apply Mrs. LANGTON. 2O9
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIP
TIONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB.
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. i.242 Broadway.
% door north Of Thirty -nrst-st,.: and AD.
VERTiSEMENTS at the following Branch
Oniccs: 25+ EAghth-aye.. 100 Third-ave'
corner Forty-sevenrh- ST.: $50 East Forty.
seyenth-st.. corner .hird'ave.; l50 East
ia5th-st.. near Third ave. i,026 Taird-avs.
near sixty-tirs,-st.: i.1os First-avs.: l01
West Forty. second:st: ~? Coiumbus-ave.
i.G2o Broadway. New.York: and In Brook.
lyn at SO7 Fulton-st. IS Court-st.: -
Broadway. Z. D.; ~ Broadway. e. D.
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A. c. DIXON breaches in Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn. at 1890 on GOOD Cheer at 49, on con
4
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


AN elegant and perfectly finished new
three-sIory and extension brownstone 20
foot dwelling, in choicest location on
Washington Heights. convenient 70 10th
et. elevated (expreSs trains only so min
utes 10 Kector-st), can be bought at very
moderate price Address j. $. CAMP
BELL, Posto;fice Box 1871. New-York
City.
FINEST LOCATION IN HARLEM. 1th-
ave, No. % "a west side. near 35th-st..
q three story and basement private house;
all improvements; low rent: for one or two
families or light business, OF may sell (:
can be seen by appointment. OWNER.
2Gs sth-ave., near 23d-st
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rG1JsE pU SAINT ESPRIT. 30. c2e rue ouest1s.err .r
vires reRieux le dimanche 10h " du matin et III
du soir Rev A. V. WHENEVER. Recteur
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CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 3oa o7th-st;
xest OF sth-ave.-Rev WILLIAM LLOYD VIII presci
and evening II The ea Desns sysatan 90 n on
Mans Nature and Destiny subject What OF spIt u
Man and the Visions OF the Dying?" strangers cord'a"'
welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-25

LADY'S MAID.-Young lady as lady iss. nAs
and seamstress; understands dressmas'rs'
American family preferred. Address o' y"
Box y. Tribune.