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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1b7,hst. No 547 East: Phil Leakin referee
17sth- n s. 80 II Of Vanderbilt ave.
le skies; Frank p lockwood ct al 10 Laura
adsye Q a. rs II Of i7lst-st. 25xlOo: Frank =
Lockwood and wife TO Assad @ Khouri ana wire
ID ave, n @ corner +6th-st. 25xi5; Emmett X u
colt referee to Luciano q de Miranda
l47th-st No $40 West; Wheeler Powell 70 E|d-
l47th-st No 543 West; game 10 John II May.
McDougal-st. 8 corner 4th-st. 34xso, Charles
D Olendorf referee. TO Henry Boyer, '.,;;.'..
Woosters st. No 1876. Jean a Mermond ana VIE !"
Elias Kempner .'..''' n. ,.itn,,rd
l6th-st n s. 33S n . OF Avenue B. 2oxg2 CIn'tu
w Harridge referee. to Nagialena Erzer &c a.
26th-st W g. 5T5 II OF Oth-aNe ooA'o,sS
irregular, being corner BroaH"a9 az
2eth-st. James Stout and wife to the 81
Same property: Thomas W Pearsan and ano'her O
trustee 10 James y Stout ...........
Goth st No 65 West Mark II Esner to DAVID l.
Eisner and another - 49,, 't--aa,cis
Same property; Da9id l. Eisner ct al to FRANCIS
11ih-ave n corner 26th-et. 25x9s 4x2ox9s3;
Mabel A Jones 10 John Davidson. 49,.
8d-ave No 2s7 William b Anderson referee 10
Ciustavus Julian. ~ M iI
1o-,h-st n a 70 II W Of 2i-ave. 3lxlo11; Henry
Miohaais and wife 10 Anna Michaeis
1o2d-st n p 100 II Of Public Drive or 5pueNarr'
65xiOO; Thomas Frazier and wife TO Kate smith
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Recorded MORTGAGES.

Bruce Sanders D. TO the Nassau Bank NO lis
East S4th-st, months. .....: :: go :.
De Miranda Luciano G.. 10 John II selInes'
corner 48th-st and 2d-ave. years ..........'
eaire to Emmett r Olcott referee. same property
Davidson. John A. and wife TO West side Bank OF
New-York II corner 26th-st ana llth-aNe
year, note. ............s.. 80.
Delafeld Augustus +. and wife to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, Oth-aNe' olo II
Of 24th-st. years. -, - -
T-oater Florence A. 20 Frederick j Middlebrook.
n s 79th-st 43l Il W of Columbus ave, year
Kempner Elias 70 Jean + Mernoud. No l0o
WOoster-st. years. o.
Raby william TO Michael a ROfrano NO rs
East I'D year. .............. '.....'''.''
Same 20 same No 1924 Cherry-st, year $50.
81 James Company TO Thou as W Pearsai ana
Everett = Wheeler trustees, etc, s W corner
broadway and 26th-st. bonds .......;.
Stegmayer Charles. and wife 70 The Germanla
Life Insurance Company. Hd-st. GOO II OF
Stout James ~ and wife to The Mutual Lie IN
surance Company. New-YOrk. corner Broad
way and 26th st. years - l.
Stout James y. to Thomas w Pearsall ana Ever
EFT 2 Wheeler az trustees. corner broaH-
way and 26th-st, years 80, ,o, a
Smith Kate. TO Judson Todd. l22dos, 10y
II Of Boulevard, also lO2d-st, loo II . OF
boulevard ! year. mortgages ..
Same TO Thomas Frazier. sane property = mort
cages. demand ,cc =,
Same 10 Charles Frazier & Co. n l32d-st. loo IL
Of Boulevard. demand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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pocToy WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug 1.-THE Commercial Bulletin Will say
tomorrow Of the wool market The sales OF the wee.
fol so N domestlc and 30 500 n foreign last week
and 40 domestic and 2iop ID foreign or me
same week last The sales to date show decrease
OF as 727 63 domestic and Fl bob D 10 oregn io!
the the date in ls'" Inc receip q, O.
show decrease Of l23. sol bales domestic ana '3on
bales foreign The market is still dull There mas peen
gale OF 100 old clip 1895. Georgia; two large ss
OF territory sold at concessions ana one SAFE OF
600 n Buenos Ayres cre6breds actually SOLO three weeks
since but tust reported Good fine medium staple terri
tory can be bought at 2sc clean the lowest price on
record There is much complaint from sound sterling
houses OF tho dculty Of securing decenty reasonao
rates from banks on time loans
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RI-ILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings were hiea yes
terday:
New buildings uptown branch:
linton ave W g near l43th-st. for a four-story
brick public school, by city II New-fork. ownerslooU
Waahin eton ave No 91g for hve-story brick
stable by Luthera VI Bolster owner. LOO
162d-s n S go Il 9 Of Washipgton-ave. for
rN9 ave OrN owner ,Ir 2eoo
Alterations.
116th-st n " corner Madison-ave. by + Menke.
Of spuyten Duyvn. y Y owner TO seven ~,
story brick tenement and store. 90
I4ih-st No 344 East by the City 81 New York,
owner to a four-story brick public schcol...... So
46th-st No Ca by Mary l. Y y Davis. ~ No II
West 14th-st owner. 10 a four-s'ory and base -
uent brick and stone dwelling ................. 300
4lst-st No.57 East by John lockwood. u
Pirtsburg Penn owner G L Poole. lessee. to
three-st0ry brick stable. 90
34th-st No 24s West. By " Goddard. ~ No
100 Bleecker-st. owner. 70 three-story brick
Intervale ave. No H. 3l. by David Bali yne.
two-stOry frame dwelling ......... 10
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HELP WANTED,
WORK WANTED.

Male
ACCOU MIAMI will post small sets OF
books weekly or monthly; books exam
ined. opened. closed. etc. MAC KAHN, IS
Tribune Building.
A YOI Nc married man, capable ~ filing
any ordinary position. seeks employment
as porter or useful man in some mercantile
or once building. II years excellent ref
erence from present employer NJ. s.. BOX
l. Tribune Office.
BOOKK EEPER Experienced double en-
try, - years. references; writing. speak
ing English, German. French. spanish.
Italian. seeks position a. bookheeper. clerk
Interpreter r. BONA. NJ MacdougA-st.
DRAUGHTSMAN By young Norwegian.
as mechanical draughtsman lAssistanp.
J. ~. Tribune once.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

>~Y~~~~~.~s~~.~NN~~N N>~o.oO~oN~NN~~>~
Male.
ATTENDANT. NURSE. 20 Invalid. gentle
man: long experience. nrst-Class refer
ence: terms moderate. registered academy
medicine. city or country. NURSE. 1881
6th-aye.
COACHMAN By young man. best OF ref
erences; can lie seen. ]. J. NJ. 2lv
East IO,h-st
COACHMAN -Englishman. 20. thoroughly
understands the care ~ fine horses and
carriages. strictly sober and obllsing.
years personal references from last en-
ployer. Address COACHMAN. $40 Centre
St. East orange. n J.
FOREMAN or HEAD GARDENER Pri-
va;e or commercial place. years OF expe-
rence in growing roses carnations, Nlo-
lets. chrystnthemums. strictly temperate,
married. good reference. state wages with
house address FLORIST, Boz Sss. Madi-
sou, n. J.
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OUTLAWS PURSUED INTO JACKSON'S HOLE

Salt Lake. Utah, Aug. H-Later reports from
Montpelier, Idaho. place the amount taken from
the Bank Of Montpelier by the three robbers yes
terday at $4,000 The outlaws struck out for the
Jacksons Hole country. with the Sheriff and
posse OF thirty men In pursuit Jacksons Hole Is
a rough country, and II they once get there there
is littia nrnsnecf OF their being captured.
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ilnfurn,shco Honsss 90 Get.

~N1~O|.'.c||r~">>~>s"o 60
y exc,ptionaIly nice house 3i5story front f-stoi
n rear: No 1884 s7th-st.: built for an estate ,s'
81 TNO years lease adjacent TO Central Iark ana NV
ersida Drive Can he any time POWER, o''h-s'
an Columbus-ave
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

.,o.o.oOoo.NooNNNNNOo~ N~||N>||"|||"|N~
TO EXCHANGE.-s35o.O 900 piece Q, CEN
trail Chicago property. producing i-lr IN
come 1ncumbrance 100000 WIN tsks
clear Kensa. CITY or ST. Louis. No. prop
erty or good stocks or bonds. VIII give
bargain TO party able 70 assume incum-
brance. c. C. SPOTSWOOD. Room 7Ol.
l45 La Sale ST.. Chicago. Ill.
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CENARD LINE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

.o.-ONo.NoNNNNNNNNNN NNNNOOO>~O~0<~~>'
PONIES FOR SALE-Suitable for children
md breeding cheap. 10 make room i9r
boarding horses Address Or. o. c. JACK
son. Jamaica. Long Island.
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Union METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 4sh-N,
west II broadway Regular services all Win
cordial welcome Preaching AZ 10 - A. m. and Ifo p
by the Pastor. Or JAMES ". KING.
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Ont of Conn 1]ropertp for Sale.

w
TNOR SALE 10 close Of two estates Fine sea
shore property Half mile OF ocean and miles OF
bay front by Penn r. r. station on premises
Large hotel and Price nominal but 1ttle css
required None but bona-hde replies noticed LAW Elk
T. o. Box So. ~ Y. City
NOR SALE STATEN ISLAND. 40 acres south SIDE
with superb land and ocean Views. Very choice
building sites =. d. sCHIEFFELIN. 95s Madison Ave
nue., New York
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

lpTH-sT., 35 WEST. Beautiful large and
small cool ro.sns. table unexcelled. tran
slents accommodated.
81 WEST l6TH-ST. -Comfortahl furnished
large and small rooms. well kept good
service: excellent table; references
4aT'H- ST. 90 WEST Large and small
rooms: parlor second and third noors.
prlvnte baths; WITH good board.
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WEST F,ND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. io5th-st AMI
Amsterdam ave Rev. IoHN Balloon SHAW y d :.
pas,or-The Rev W ". HALFWAY Jr.. 4. y. %
bower \ J. Will preach a. morning worship ii ocock-
and al evening worship > o'clock.
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C,tn f,fal Gstaie for Sale or 90 Eet.

- > =
NOR SALE OR TO IET.The elegant stone front moo
II ern dwelling No I04 st. Nicholas ave, near W 20
iI,th-st All conveniences. Rent. Slfo Inquire OF
i'''"-'" " /, X BINGHAM ~ Rose-st
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Religions Notifes.

ntIlploH6 MOTIFS.
NN~N|NNNNN-NNooo~OoNnoN~
ALI. ARE ACCORDED A WELCOME TO SERVICES
at Central Metropolitan Temple 7th-aye
sunday, II and 5, preaching 10y Rev. CAMPBELL NOR
GAN, of Birmingham. England. distinguished orator
Lecturer preacher $50 pleasant hour and sacred
Tuesday evening lecture. Men We All Know Wish
We Didn't by Or. MORGAN. Tickets given upon april
cation AT church vestry The midsummer revival con
tnues through the month Of special evan
geisc service each night in the Temple Saturday
cert famous Creole Quartete. This Temple open
public for prayer. meditation and each and
Ing. Come ye apart and rest awhile" All sittings
free.
ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d st.. 4th -ave-sunday 3.45
p. address by Rev JAMES VI. KING, Pastor Union
Methodist Episcopal Church. Music by Mr.. Edwin y
Lockhart. Men invited.
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison ave. and ssth-s-ser-
vice at IL a Rev. RODERICK TERRY d. D. will
preach. go
AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH os,h
e. and Central Park West Rev Or. NYILE Pastor =
Rev. ". x. LAIRD Weschester Penn Will rreacb a,
II a. m Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at s. All
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Ocean Steamers

OCEAN Steamers
>ooooooooooooo~~~~o>o ooooononnnNrrecrc<~.
NORTW G[sRGMNN l1WWUs
FROM NETWORK
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON, BREMEN
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
I Cabin $40 and upward II Cabin s3 and So round
trip SOS and 500.
Trave Tues Aug Is 10 am Havel Tues. Sept 5. 10 m
Spree. Tues Is 10 am TIave. Tues sept 49, 10 m
Lahn Tues Sept !. 10 am. Aler Sat. Sept. 10. 10 am
CHERBOURG PARIS, BREMEN
Aer. Sat. Aug o. 10 am. saale Sat. Sept D. 10 m
Return tickets available from Mediterranean or from
Bremen. London Havre.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES. GENOA
Fulda. Aug q 10 a. m kaiser. sept. T. 10 a. m
Ems. Aug 90 10 a m Vera. Sept 10. 10 a. m
OELRICHS & co. Bowling Green
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner loth- si-Seryice morrow morning a. II n m
Rev HERBERT FORD will preach. Service Weinssia'
evening through the sumner
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EOu ntry.

THE ORANGES. ". J. IA speciality
Residences for rent. for occupancy on OF
after Sept / also. sale 5000 to slOoo
r. p HAMILTON g. CO.. 90 'Bway. y. Y.
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.oooo~oo~.oNNNO~No NNNo~N0NNN'N0NN~
At NONTCLAIR.-Hou for sale and 70
let: furnished and unturnished WIN. III
TAYLOR hontclair. ". J.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
SALESLADY or OFFICE CLERK.-By a
well bred young lady possessed of n
business qualifications. AMBITIOUS. 1913
East l25thst
INSTITTTRICE FRANCHISE ou ale
mande avec bon anglsis femandee i'm
mediatement pour famille. Muslque ~ pos
sible. capable De preparer d-us ieunes
gems pour college. Arithmetique aNancee.
Bons hOnOraires Preference dpnnee 4
dame arrived depuis peu. Airesser, refer
ences. yUILLENMIER Pride's Crossing.
Mass.
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r,jRNIsl.rD ROOMS.

onyNo0NoNNo.oN.NcONNN NNN~NNN~cO>"ONNoN>~
aoD-ST. 34-3s WEST. near Imperial
Handsomely FINISHED rooms. en- suite or
singly. private baths, references
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ptrsIyEss CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
Io.ooNoNoN-NNN/NNNNN D~0ON0~NN~0CNNO>
START IN BUSINESS FOR SO.
Company now organizing to operate nNe
general merchandise stores. shares solo IN
instruments 9. VI. MERRILL, Green
Cove Springs. Florida.
1POTHECARY FOR SALE cheap In con
.equence OF death Of owner. Inquire or
A. n HARTMAN. Op;.cian. 800 Fulton
st. Brooklyn. y. y.
CAPITAL WANTED 10 manufacture and
Introduce Remington keyboard type
writer. can he marketed At SO, visible
writing model demonstrating principle al
ready built PATENTS ALLOWED. Trio-
une once.
FOR SALE Half or entire Interest In
patent FOR auxiliary tires. protects pneu-
matte and other tires from injury. pune
ture. etc Address H. FOSTER. Box S62
Chicago. Ill
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Valuahle
livery and boarding stable property and
the busln ss. stock. &c. price. 500. 1000 Ad-
dress Postoffice Box 1875. Brooklyn
LARGE double knurkle jointed press for
sale. will press loo barrels per day
Apply TO WILLIAM TAYLOR Ala Van
slclen-ave.. Brooklyn.
LAUNDRY FOR sALE.--Fully equipped:
good profits price. 500 or offer or
INVESTIGATE 7o3 eth-Avs.
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FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantlque.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.

WI SEA VOYAGE ALONG THE ATLANTIC COAST
AND THRoUGH THE GULF OF MEXICO to GAl'
oNF,WhY EXCURSION OF TOURISTS TICKETS u
ali points in Texas Colorado Utah Arizona Cao,nIa'
WaxPco Ceorys florida etc Excellent accommodations
Write for our s4-PAGE POCKET GUIDE 'mailed ireel'
c. II MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Agts. PIER - r. X y l.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.
Country.
,ENT-On Jersey Central


~ooo~~.~~~~~S~~~~~~~s OoN""N~"|~"S'~''>''>>
Country.
TO RENT-On Jersey Central Railroad,
one hour from town. complctely luf-
nished house; first class order. al improve
ments: fine library. etc; ten rooms. are
and n half ground: stable, etc. Kent so"v'
Address Robert d. Swan. lg west 3l-- -.
ron BALW.
oo><~o.oS> No.NON0NNNNNN0N oN>N@SNN0N'NS'
A-A.-A. --A.-ON WEEKLY payments;
fine diamonds. watches. no trash. al
or address WATCH SUPPLY CO, MAI
den Lane. Room 2. All goods guaranteed.
AT REDUCED PRlC;os --ooo d-hand
wood and iron WORKING machines: tulIJ
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
ehanged. GEORGE b. EDDY. 39s Madi-
son-st.
DOUBLE PARROTS and Young
tame Mexican deer. CHARLES BENZ
DICT. 81 Cherry-st.
90 COLUMBIAN STAMPS. unused per
Tee, condition. FOR 50 each. A. JOEWlT.
2is East I6th-st.. New-York
s35-lso6 BICYCLES bull; 70 sell FOR sS5.
Call al 229 Pearl-st.. New-York SHE'LL
LAC 60.
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GERMAN MEDl1 tier ANEAM SERVICE
NORTH GERMAN 'HAMBU re AMERICAN
LLOYD s. s. co. LINE
Express steamers from New-York
10 Gibraltar. Algers. Naples and Genoa -
Columbia Oct -, II An. tFuda, Nov u. 10 A. "
tWerra Oct. 81. 10 a. NJ tKaiser Nov 81, 10 A.. ~
"a Victoria Nov7 II VI columbia. Nov 2s. II An
Return tickets available for the OF either line
from Naples Genoa. Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Cher-
hOurg London and Southampton.
North Ger. Lloyd s. s. CO.. Hamburg American
Oerichs & Co.. Gen Agts. Line.
Bowling CIR. n y. 81 Broadway. y. Y
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GAVANNAH LINE.

-
and Saturdays at 3 ?. VI
Cry ~ Augusta.......A Aug
Ci;y OF birmingham Aug,
Tallahassee ...........AuR
Unsurpassed cabin acc
rail Ines for all points s
and freight rates apply az
~ the Pier. foot Of Sprin
G. VI. Sorrel. manager.
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Tri-weekly from Pier "a. y. r.
new. Tuesdays. Thursdays
for Savannah direct.
II Kansas CITY .......Aug. Is
l3 city Z Augusta. go. Aug. q
- city II Birrningh am Aug. q
Connecting with
nth and Southwest. For tickets
POI. 3l7. 1853. 3S5 Broadway. or
,-st.
:. r. Beckwith. q. F. & p. A.
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old DOMINION LINE-DAILY SERVICE.

~ For OLD POINT COMFORT. NORFOLK NEWPQK K
NEWS. PETERsBuRG; PoRTsMo III ot Fi W All
SGToN D. c. daily except sunday RchmGnd s a'rsr'
dav Passengers and Freight. Sai,inss from yer ~
y r. 3 p. NJ sat. p NJ. Through tickets and freight
-. " I. 'CI;IIIAI DEIr Vice-Pres and Traflc Mgr.
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Religions Notices.

AT TWENTY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Lexington ave.--Rey. j. WHfTcOMB BROtIOEya
ii m, The Power o. the Church .. m, "A FooIs
Principle OF Life" illustrated Song service Ia Va
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Ocean Cleaners
WHITE STAR LINE.

A VCJOR LINE L. s. MAIL STEAMoHITo'
n sail every saturday at noon
FOR GLASGOW ANp LoW Mo, a,ib Street.
From Pier o. AS N; X cireassa ....... Aug 20
Furnessa Aug - 90 Anenor a 80, 20 and SIS so
s. s CITY Of ROME SET .coy.g ana s25 so
saloon $50 and up: "a CABIN stv, noyiing Green.
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THIRTEENTH STREET PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH
between 9Th and 7;h ares Rev. WAITER llNfAN
BUCHANAN PasiO-.->ev J. NJ WORRAIi. I. D., q
Danville. Ky. will prrach Sunday at 1890 a. n All
strangers cordially welcomed
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THE ST. JAMES METHODIST EPIscoPAL- Harlem
Presbyterian. Mt Morris raptsf. Pilgrim Congregational
Of furitans viii unite IN f'l'ing serF
In Harlem Presbyterian Church. Maiden ave ant
i2sth- II n m AMI as o. Preaching 'o-frr
by Rev. s. 2 DPHAM II. j.. ~ Drew University
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ST LIKES NJ F. CHURCH Jos West 4is'--'. Pew
c. s NARROWER. y. - Pastor Morning service o
II. Preaching by J. D. DkOWER
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DED %" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

Died ID LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
~ Ia Guayra, Puerto Cabello. Curacao and Mara
caibo via Curacao. from Robert Stores Brooklyn.
SIS. Observation-Disclosures. .Sa turday. 30 I .. n
IS CAPACAS ............. Wednesday. Sept. 9 l p
s s. VENEZU Ella. Saturday. Sept. IL. D m
FOR MARACAIBO. VIA ST. THOMAS.
SIS. URACAO..............Fri Friday. August % 1 D m
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have superior accommodations for passengers.
BOULTON. BLISS & DALIETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front-s,.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,

GARDENER ard FLORIST BY careful.
reliable man u many years experiences
IN greenhouses vegetables lawns. LAYING
out o, grounds. management 81 help. &C
the general requirements and req airs q
genfleman's establishment. married. ".
MARSDEN. West New Brighton. Staten
Island.
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ST JAMEs'S CHURCH Mafison-av". AMI Iis- St!
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11

given has tempted mo beyond my power
10 resist Permit me hcrr 10 thank you
for the interest YOU manifest, ana ! neg
YOU to study tbs question ana then tAtr-
clsc Your own judgment Whri inc t'IHn
cuiua- 10 PASS ON #. Virrnt AppihuSrl
Au.ffupsas were also uade an both meet
ings by "Slver Dick" maud aud j. on
moro Johnson 0Snu-aD a member o' the
NHluuat committee. who iS slated Tor -
member OF the democratic executive 'oul-
mittDc. -,
I'uun leaving the opera houHc, Mr., ana
Mrs Bryan were driven to The ithnlnll
club under the escort of an oiuHih nl u,'
rluh. who pinsrntrd MN one OF ihr clhh 8
Handsome badges Mrs. lirNan WhN ihhN'
nn honorary member with her du"piNu'
rendered TO her distinguished tnhlikii
conrort MrH. iRryan is the trSt ""I'ia"
who was eyer thus honoicd.
Air. Srynn rupiini, thanking VIZ rNln
for tho honor conferred, ana Nald -hal
while not able to accept all the cpinpli'
reference 10 himself no we wiluns 70
lndorso what could bV said Of MIS-. llNhh :
hplpfulnrss. ilc expressed appreciation ol
the rugged honesty ana stat.tina l' ,,,
quality which had made SAmuil ha l.n,..i,,n
one or the most distinguished dempcifit'
l,lders llo bado them goodnight
When he r-lurned 70 the hotpi ~ long
crowd fol owed and tnHlNtru ON hhplh'I
apo-.eh, to which he replied stat ns thit
having met The dcinnWais Of fgnnHy
WORKING for slYer, he desired 10 cNpn.sa
his entire satlsfactiou w!th them. m"
crowd could hiiuly bo driven from W
rooms to allow him 10 ret re: IN VluM"
was SO much larger Than had bgri eh'lci-
mated mat IL could not be- handled,
'The party viii leave iittsburg az ~
A. m, tomorrow, mrlNnE at fn3,lihelpn'"
Nj I.i5 and In New York at S'23.
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BRYAN EN- ROUTE.
Journey Of tie Nominee Toward n
ETa a z &..N York

Journey Of tie Nominee Toward the
Great = H,w York.
Monroevle, Ind. August l0.~-As tho
train on the Pennsylvania Central. upon
which Hon. William j. Bryan trave!ed
pulled out Of Chicago AT little before
n dnpht, demonstrations were made ~
South Chicago ard the other suburban
stations, large crowds surrounding the
train and attcsang their presence by the
use of fireworks ami lress bands the
train had barely passed the city liniti
however before M and Mfa. Nrvau re-
tired 10 their room IN the handsome COM
rartmcQt ear. Again did the Bryan party
fan 10 catch up with Hon. and Mrs. Z, T.
llrnd, who left Chc,tgo on an earlicr
train Intending to ion the Bryln parry
al Alliance. larly dawn found the train
~ Columbia city. but 10 miles out II
Chicago II was but i.i5 IA. m, but there
were about fifty people AZ the depot and
much to their satisfaction Mr.. liryan came
out before the train started ana sho X
hands all around He had come out IN
such a hurry chat he had neglected go put
on his collar. When The train reached For,
Wayne at $50 a. m, there were probably
$40 people on the platform ana when Mr,
Bryan came out he was greeted cordially,
TO a request that he speak. he repl ed
somewhat hoars,sly that they must not eN-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
LINCOLN'S PROPHECY.
The Sad FOrcbOdngs Set Forth in II Private
Letter Near the Close of the War.

| see in the near future crisis approaching
that unnerves me and causes me to tremble for
the safety of my country. AS a result of the
war corporations have been enthroned and an
era of corruption in high places will follow and
the money power of the country will endeavor to
prolong its reign by working upon the preju-
dices of the people until all wealth is aggregated
in few hands, and the republic is destroyed |
feel at this moment more anxiety for the safety
of nay country than before, even in the
midst of God grant my suspicious may
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-11
SPORT.

Texas LeaRue-No games yesterday.
National l.eaguo-B Brooklyn .. New York
Z, Baltimore II. Washington 4: Cleveland ..
Plttsburg 10. Philadelphia .. Boston s.
Winners at ST. Louls-Albert $. Fasig.,
Jack Bradley. Marry Mccouch. Russell a,
Squire @.
, Winners at Brighton Bench Runaway.
Maude Adams Bessie Abbott and Hazel
dead hoat Lehman, Sunny Slope boycott.
Winners at Nowport~-Whyotil, coving-
ton. Kentucky, John iiavln, Salsum. Ma
ccy,