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and named three Chicago men secured char'er
to incorporate the Pittsburg Plate Glass 'ompa"!
ur,er tbs lave NJ Illinois, The company under
which the trust operated Is a Pennsylvania cor
poraton. The capital stock OF the Chicago con
Germ was only $500. The trust brought SUIT TO
compel the latter cease doing business uh a.,
the name claiming that business intended ioi TN, nv
trust was being received by the defendnnls, ~,
DEFENDANTS answer fled yesterday, alieees ,nA,
the complainant IL trust. when mas no. vV"e =.
out the business of George +. kimball It's hic".,o
member but only controls its output ana mas "o
standing I'm court.
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" e. OTERIN I'LL.

H. c. Overin. the proprietor OF the Overin livery
stables at Fo.ty -second-st and Seventh-ave., who
lives with his family. at the Hotel Nendome.
Forty -nrs-st and Broadway. is seriously Ill He
was taken suddenly i'll last Wednesday, When n
Tribune reporter called az the hotel last night he
was informed that Mr.. Overn was resting comfor-
taby. Mr. Overin Is about forty.nve years old. and
Is OF the most successful and best-known
men In the livery business In this city.
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ELIGIBLE TO BE EXCISE AGENTS.
RESULT OF THE CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
HELD IN JUNE.

HELD IN JUNE.
Albany. July 1.-THE State Civil Service Commits
sion has completed the examination Of the papers
OF candidates who DESTROYS OF being appointed
special u, by State Excise Commissioner Ly
man. OF the ga candidates who tried the Civil
Service competitive examination for special agents
held June a. PAS passed. Thirty-eght of them
are veterans. and have preference in all appoint
ments made. The number who passed III each
judicial district is follows First q, o: whom 0
are veterans; Second. %. veteran: Third, IS. 4
veterans Fourth. %. veterans; Fifth. IS. II vet
Grams: Sixth 49, veterans: Seventh. "a. veterans
Eighth 81, 3 veterans.
Sixty special agents to be appointed under
the Raines Liquor Tax law from the Civil Service
eligible list secured the result of the examina-
ton. Each agent will receive salary of 81. 9dU and
expenses. The list OF successful candidates will not
be made public at present.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~.>.o.~NNNJNNN>~~-N~N ~ = '',>~O>~~O~rSN~
COOL AND MORE COMFORTABLE than
the country. convenient to principal no
tells, clubs. l2 East 2Hth-st.
GENTLEMAN desires nicely furnished
light room. IN nathouse; home comforts.
COLLIER. 2i3 West 2lst-st.
No l73 ALEXANpER-ANE near l36th-
st-Small family - adults occupying
private dwelling w1l rent one or TWO neatly
furnished rooms AT moderate rent
NICELY FURNISHED room. second floor.
private house. bath, running water; rea-
sonable i65 West 46th-st.. one door from
UrnadWay
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Baltimore July II (speciaD.-Judge Morris. Of the
United States Court. signed order requiring the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad receivers to show
before September why the Johns
Hopkins University and other holders Of the pre-
ferred stock Of the road should not be paid the
guaranteed interest OF per cent on their stock.
The company owes the University 81 433 Il. due
July l. on the stock. The University claims that
this interest charge IL first lien upon the gross
profits OF the company.
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GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

c. z. Bibber. Boston.
b. ). sprague Il via. Bal
timore.
J. G. Stealey. Dayton. Ohio.
II. o. Bronson e. wife.
Philadelphia.
W. Bayley. Denver.
Z. Marsh. New-York.
METROPOLE.
W. p. Shea, New-York.
c. A. Smith, Boston.
+. :. Pearson a. wife. New
York.
Mis-. j. Mack, Albany.
Mrs. I. J. Hughes. Canada.
W. i. Hoffman. philadel-
phia-
A. johnson q wife. Boston.
e. a. Dixon. Newburg. y. Y.
r. NJ. Parsons. Albany.
c. r. lockwood. Los An
geles. Cal.
A. X. Heber. Chicago.
T.. l.. Daley. Lynn. Mass
c. II. Van Allen 4 wife. Al
bany.
F. Smith. Carbonate, Penn.
&. II. Pingrey. Chicago.
MURRAY HILL.
T. s. Bishop. New-Britain.
Conn.
A. 8. White & wife. chica-
go.
Miss I. Hutchinson. Put
nam. y. Y.
". p. Dewey e. wife, Den
yer.
c VI. E.more & wife. Bos-
ton.
J. F. Perkins. Providence.
J. r. Dyne a. wife. Kim
berry. South Africa.
G.. :. Page. Montreal
r. J. Redmond. Montreal.
s. Prentice. r.. Chicago.
II. J. Hamburger. Balti-
more
Miss Hamburger. Baltimore.
J. c. Phillips. Putnam,
y. Y.
W. r. Holt. Putnam. =. Y.
+. &. Carpenter. Rome.
y. Y.
NORMANDIEi
A. d. Ely 4 wife. Clyde.
y. Y
J. II. King e. wife. Albany.
Miss King. Albany.
Miss ". !. King. Albany.
Miss !. II. King. Albany.
J. Davis. London.
{. 4. Morgan & wife, New
Orleans.
Mayor W. G. Evans. Eng
land.
NJ. Dillon. FL Paso. Tex.
G. W. Foster. Pennsylvania.
ST. CLOUD.
w. T. Hicks. New-York.
Miss A. l.. Lamson. Cieve-
land.
l.. Manning & wife. Boston.
ID. Klein & wife. Yonk-rs.
y. Rockwell e. wife. Ridge
field. Conn.
+. -. Post & wife. Boston.
Mrs. ]. L. Gibson. Derby.
Conn.
+. c. Berg e. wife. Read
ing. Penn.
II. &. Dwight. Connecticut.
g. A. Dwight. Connecticut.
J. II. Abraham. New-Or-
". +. LInsley, Meriden.
Conn.
G. NJ Phelps. HolyOke.
Mass.
NENDOME
d. Il. Fitzpatrick. Boston.
". l.. Tisdel. Washington.
Miss Margaret Bennett. Lib
erty. Ind.
Miss Minnie Bennett. LIB
erty. Ind.
!. G.. Pollak. New York.
&. :. Black * wife. Phila-
dstphia.
q. Solomon. New York.
G. Hamilton a. wife. Wind
ham. y. Y.
". o. Evans. P.ttsburg.
W. II. Pussy. Windsor
Locks. Conn.
WESTMINSTER
+. e. Harmon. Chicago
y. II. Bubb. Williamsport.
Penn.
w. ". schell. Rhinebeck.
c. h. Smith. New York.
r. a. Williams. New York.
X. Okambo. Toxic. Japan.
WINDSOR.
@. r.. Herrick. Cleveland.
=. w. Murphy. New-Or-
leans.
A. n. Small. San Francisco.
W. X. Holmes. PittsburG.
Misa Holmes. PittsDurg.
n. Holmes Pittsburx.
O. Esquiva. Costa Rica.
N. Mena. Costa Rica-
c. r. 81. John. BrooklinA
II. @. Ley. Eppsrstons.
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AIBEMARLE,

ALBEMARLE,
]. NJ. Mcclellan q wife.
Morristown. n. J.
r. II McCutcheon. New
York.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bennett. Chicago.
+. +. Harvey. Chicago.
W. II. Phillips. Great Bar
r'ngton. Mass.
J. II. Clark. Boston.
General r. Stone. Washing
ton.
F. Terrill. Chicago.
BARRETT.
s. D. Heller. New-York City.
Miss ID. Donaldson. New
York.
J. NJ. Kenney. New-York.
Mrs. Nj. f. Stewart. Pitts
burg.
J. A. Murray, Eew-Orleans.
II. NJ. Kidd. Albany.
u. Malcomson. New-Yo'k
City.
A. Z. Howes. Utica
W. G.. Sears. Harrisburg.
Penn
A. I, Cook. Hyde Park.
y. Y.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
c. l.. Adams & wife. Bos-
ton
f. {. Walford & wife.
Washington.
T. c. Cairns Salt ! axe City.
". y. Paugh u family. Co
lumbus. Ohio.
J. G. Schrpef-r. Aiken. y. G.
T.. G. Greene. Chicago.
G.. X. Burks. Lorette. Ky.
{. 4. Padley & wife. Mi
waukee.
+. W. Lunch & wife.
Nashua. y. II.
J. Il. Watson & wife. Ham
ilton. Can.
e. W. Townsend g. family.
Lexington. Ky.
l.. T.. Cotton * wife. Pitts
burg.
GRAND.
Mrs. J. l. Richards. Pitts
burg.
J. IL. Moore. Boston
&. Douglas. Albany.
J Il. Mooney & wife. C1eve-
land.
Mrs. NJ. a. Smith. Cleve-
land.
:. 4. Rodgers. Pittsburg.
j Hooper. Baltimore.
G ). Siddois. Buffalo.
Mrs. j. l.. Carroll. Clarks-
VIE. No.
Miss y. ID. Campbell. 81.
Louis.
GRAND UNION.
The Misses X irschbaum.
Waterbury. Conn.
Miss Calder. Harrisburg.
Penn.
Mrs. r. V. Mitchell. Harris
burg. Penn.
J. F. Roberts & wife. Bos-
ton.
]. X. Ingiis. Washington.
NJ. c. Robinson. Philsdel-
pnia
A. q. Reid. Albany.
W. u. Mallett. Milford.
J. n. Wcsson. Springfield.
Mass.
s. @. Fox. Savannah.
Mrs. W J. Mckenzie.
Aassa chusetts.
HOFFMAN.
y. J.. Streeter. Chicago.
J. W. Daniel. Lynchburg.
Va.
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Rivera.
u. T.. Yves, & family. Mont
gOmery. Ala.
y. :. Coleman. Louisville.
Sir T.. 'Malley. England.
Mrs. J. H. Rea a. son.
Chicago.
T.. L.. Hendrick. carboncale.
Penn.
S. ID. Dickerson. Jersey city.
IMPERIAL
Is. Mcconnell. Hornells-
VILE, y. Y.
II. L. Gugsenheimer.
Rochester.
r. r. Grant. Boston.
W. II. Hayden. lowell
Mass.
w. X. Pierce. Syracuse.
T. f.. Means. Buffalo.
r. T.. PARROT. Buffalo.
Mrs. {. NJ. Mitchell, water
bury. Conn.
Mrs. J. -. Wallace. Water
bury, Conn.
l.. NJ Rumsey. Princeton.
y. j.
q n Whitney n wire
Syracuse. o
g. g. Wells. Syracuse.
MARLBOROUGH.
G. Harrington a wife. Buff
p. X. Field. Berlin. n. Y;
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lAntA-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DREsSMAkING.

NVVIVD"7 IIOOVONVVNV
ARTISTIC DRESSES made from i'm
ported models. summer gowns So. hotel
orders prompt attention home or out. sat
isfaction guaranteed. WILSON. 229 Co
lumbus-aNe.. near 11st-st.
COUTURIERE FRANCHISE. Ladies'
tailor and dressmaker. evening. walking
and carriage gowns. new skirt. new
sleeves short notice: reasonable prices re-
modelling. Mime. ANDERSON. 1874 West
l5'h-st.. formerly with Stern Brothers.
DRESSM AKER. - Competent: work per
fcc'ly done. moderate during summer
sea on. 446 3d-ave.. third hJor front.
SEAMSTRESS. - Parlsienne seanstress:
lawn and children's dresses. STYLISH hat
trimmrr: 81 30 day. letters only. Mile.
RE.NOID. 81 Wesf 1Sth-st.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
East llsth ST.. he. ween Isl and n ayes "
Services at 1870 a and ~ 2. n
July 49, Rev. ELMER \. DENT Pastor 0, 9, A.
drew's VI. r. Church. %sw Haven Coma. morn M a.,
evening. ~''
July 90 Rev. JAMES f. HOLMES. Pastor a, ".
maroncck ~. " NJ f. Church.
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HBkP WANTED.

S~~S~~~~~~<~~~r~r~~r~rON -~e><O~OS>>~~S~S~~~"S
Male.
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ing etc. is better and cheaper than vul-
canized: statesmen appointed on uncovered
ground. MINERALIZED RUBBER CO.
NewYork.
CIRCULATION AGENT and subscription
canvassers wanted for the Suburban
New Yorker. Apply to TROBRIDGE. u
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WANTED. A nrst-cisss steam dried pref
eel baker a steady. sober man. Ad-
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CONOVER. As Genesee ST., Tren'on, y. J.
WANTED Salesman, salary and -S-
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CO.. Nurserymen. Rochester y. Y.
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A TRUST IN TROUBLE OVER ITS NAME.

Chicago July l7.-The Plate Glass Trust when
was formed last spring taking the name OF the
pittsburg Plate Glass Company one OF its members.
a ha wing trouble In the Federal court here over Its
name A few weeks after the trust was formed
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

49,
ALL ARE ACCORDED cordial invitation 70 services
at CENTRAL METROPOLITAN TEMPLE have ana
I4thst. seats free Services every night SUNDAY, II
a M juvenle choir; W ALEXANDER preacher: 3 :. ?,
nn open-alr services; 1880 pleasant hour musical
sermon Rev Mr. CADMAN Mondav. p. m. council
ght: discussion THE Children Of our City" LEWIS
HARTSOCK Saturday temple concert. OF the cool
DRUMS in the bright service" bTef talks
excellent music. A cordial vel ONE for the people
AT SOUTH CHURCH Madson-ave. and 3sth-s t.-Ser-
vice at II a. m: Rev RODERIck TERRY. ID. D.. VIII
preach.
AT THE MEMS MASS MEETING in ASSOCIATION
HALL 23d ST. and 4thave.. Sunday. July ID at 34o p
M Rev. T. l.. FOX will give address 70 men. A
musical programme will be rendered All men are cor;
daily invited.
AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9sth-s,
and Central Park West. Rev JOHN +. CARSON. Of
Rroolyn ~ Y. will preach II A. m. Prayer-nee ng
Wednesday evening. at $. No evening service.
BRICK CHURCH
Fifth-ave. and 37th-st..
HENRY VAN DYKE, Pastor
Services sunday, 10Th inst. az II a
Rev NJ WOOTSEY STRYKER. y. D..
president Of Hamilton college. will preach
Weekly evening service. Wednesday. at O'Clock.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH, corner 3ith-
and Rroadway.-Itev. y. BOYNTON. p. D., Detroit
Mcn.. will preach. Services at II a. m. and p.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 57th-st.-Dr.
Its Terrible Rattle Evening, Christian Patriotism
the Chicago Platform" All invited
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Many OF the prominent manufacturers have gone
10 Europe and others are preparing to follow.
Many think that the expectation OF American
wheels 10 the other side next year VIII De I'M
usually heavy The American wheel Is much lighter
than the bicycles put on the market IN Europe
ard the demand for the Yankee machine promises
r. be large Most Of the makers will consequenty
combine business with pleasure X Lindsay Cole e.
The Western Wheel Works: +. T.: Pral, Editor OF
THE Wheel and Howard +. Raymond, or nH Ai,
capo Wi leave here FOR Europe on the st Pau!
On Wednesday next Mcssrs Coleman and Pritl
expect TO be absent until September
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FURNISHED HOUSES TOILET.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

- ..N|-~-- ~ ~ ~>O@>- 1|@>>'7|~>
WE CAN offer Monmouth and Ocean
County property IN exchanee for New
York and brooklyn. MACK. Box 81, Spring
Lake y. J.
WE OFFER real estate. improved ana
unimpr0ved or . per cent mortgage. for
a paying grocery or other respectable bus
ness Address MACK. Box 81. Spring
Lake, y. J.
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PARk PkESByTErIAN CHURCH Auu,
ATTEREfj;y 'e sorrth Church un.iing-Rev ANs@Ss ave
.. m. All cordially welcome "'s WEDNESDAY
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

o45 RROADWAY.- Elegant Offices. differ
en- sizes rent $50 year and upwaid.
ARMY owners Office Poem IL
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| I.AVNpRESS -Fir-;-ciass. VIZ ,sh,s nns
| references from one FANNY, w., doora
! family washing all drying "s'
~ Hll.st.
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57th-st, Rev. A. E. KITTREDGE. Pastor-Rev. JOHN
r. SUTHERLAND. T. D.. Of Burlington. Iowa. will
preach, II a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
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I.AuNDRrss a nrs,-clsss ironsr
hotel would take In FANNY
XcaLs. relcrrnce 81 East 3oh ~. -
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CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Mercer-st.; near sth-
st block Of Broadwny.-Rev. u. Asa BlACk-
Br RN Pastor. will preach tomorrow nj II a. m, sub
ject. Remember Lots WIFE, He VIII also onciate ~
7:tJ %. m All always free and ushers
gladly upon and welcome strangers AZ the doors
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
A. WM. l.. HARTUN0.
Public Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Morse Building. Room 80. 40 Nassau-st.
Al STENOGRAPHER lady; owning type
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ports and reproducing same in satisfactory
manner. desires dctation. etc. or report
ing. the more the better: or typewrting
copying. etc: literary work specially: VIII
make terms moderate. Address X. I. H..
Postofiice Box 245s.
ARCHITECTURAL AND MONUMENTAL
designs and drawings prepared. HUGH
SMITH. 0S2 jefferson ave. brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT will take charge OF your
books for small amount. books exam ned
financial statements. etc. corporation ref
erences. +. J. NJ. - Tribune Building.
BAKER. -Flrst-clas. foreman on all kinds
81 bread and rolls. All West l25th-st. !:
second floor
BOY. II. well educated willing 10 make
himself useful In any position. 80 3D.
BOY. 10 years old. strong and healthy.
would like 20 secure a situation al any
thing: best y reference. JOSEPH
O'NFTLL. 100 East iosth-st.
COLLECTOR German American ,2O as
collector OF business agent In any trade.
or other suitable work honest. sober: not
afraid Of work steady wages expected or
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COLLECTOR OFFICE. &c--steady. well
educated man, a. married Al references
pnd security. speaking English. German.
French. Dutch. wants position az collector.
Interpreter etc; or any position OF trust
with importing house. steamship company.
etc. II. l.. 1870 Ellison-st., Paterson, n. J.
III nj
experience wants work. Jobbing or days
work reference. Address j. j.. 40 East
l2>th ST.
COMPOsITOR. plain or job. W. COOMBS.
KG Kent ave. Brooklyn.
CARPENTER and MILLwRIGHT. -Prac-
teal rnrchanic Tor hotel. landlord or lac
tory +. s. pa East +5th-st.
ELEVATOR RUNNER By young man.
%. understands OILS elevator and
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T. 49,. care Peck. 52i West iith-st.
ENGINEER Understands all elevators.
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ENGINEER. Experienced: 10 years In
last place. first class papers: good refer
ence :. \. SIIEAN. GOA Monroe st.
Brooklyn.
EXPERIENCED business man wants post
tion Tor temporary work.; good book
keeper. general office manager, sc nrst-
class testimonials T.. h. GILES, 3G9
Main St. Orange. n. j.
FIRST CLASS painter and paperhanger
wants steady Job az ianitor or on estate
city or country. married. J. SEMI
sos 5th-ave. Brooklyn.
HANDY MAN Italian. ~. at anything
city or country; first class man on gen
tlemsns place: handy with all too.s. eight
wears reference. Address r. MARNti.
$50 Baryea- near Franklin ave. Brook
I'm.
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RflioiouS Notices.


CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West oIth- ~
between broadway and 7th-ave. Rev WILTON MERLE
SMITH d. D.. Pastor-Preaching to morrow - II a. m
and D. m ~ he Rev. GEORGE T. PCRNES. d. w.
OF Princeton Endeavor. Monday evening at =
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st 81. BARTHOLOMEW PhRIsH HOUSE. 2a,a
Or. MGREW will oficis,s. seats IRE, NUN d .. n
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ST. JAaES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. pa,.r
bytnran. Pilgrim Cong reg0tiOna Nom, NJ. ~
ana Church OF ne puritans Will unite hiding .sr
N the Mount Morris Baptist Church 5,i ave b.,n>s
12Sth and 18TH SITS. NJ II a. and IS q p, r-'21
Philadelphia 4" -,
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IA ddn s.s rs PARK. 5. Sunday July 10
The T,ro,ns po,,,' .enator Henry W Blair sus,tm.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE i04j Sunday
morning M Ucdgson Hail, southeast 5thave and
45h-st All cordially invited The New-York Church of
Christ Scientist"
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CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN. l3a West 4'ith
stow mass. 1880: high mass. .; Hatns' lo' 10"
!.
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CRAMORDS. LYNDHURSTS.

Easy Payments No Extra Charge.
Bicycle Sundries mt Lowest Prices
DURANT M'LEAN & CO.. 200 Broadway.
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ST. JAMES CHURCH. Madison ave and 7,s, -
Communion, o a. m. Morning PRAYER ana sar,',-Hog
a. m Evening service and sermon D. m "'" a. II
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ST. LIKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL rrr.pru .
West 4is' ~. Rev. 9. : NARROWER - i, n, ~
Preaching by Pastor II a. m. schJai a.is -s''-
evening service until further not .ce NJ ~
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 20h-st. ard
5th-ave-Rev. JOHN LEWIS CLARK Will preach at
II A. m. Topic. Jesus Sitting the Tempest" and
D. m. topic. Light Even,.de.'
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HELP WANTED.

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% Tribune Office.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH University
Heights.-Rcv. ADDISON BALLARD. d. D., VIII preacf
at II
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. West End-ave
and nth st.-Rev JOHN =. ZELIE Of 'tVeand' VIII
ut m
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. MI MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH s,bay.
p, II ~ ana sermons by the Pastor. W. G B11r1Iss,A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

Cyclists desiring to Join the League Of American
wheelmen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks By sending name and address to
The Cycling Editor Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

MRS. l. SEELY.
IS WEST 22D-sT..
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALL REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED,
Servants breaking engagements VIII oe
dismissed from Office and forfeit oil
claims 10 fee paid.
BROOKLYN Ofice. . Bond-s,.
Corner Fulton-si.
AT a Church Employment Bureau ~.
Barb 1lomew's). 2O9 East 42i s,.-Ine
many servants now out % empoynieht
give opportunity 10 employers % Obtain
superior help: caretakers: housecicsners.
COOK As nrst-clsss cook. experienced "a
all kinds q cooking: reference. Please
call on f.. INGRAM. lo3 York st. BrooA-
Ign. second floor. front
COOK, laundress. housewcrk u second
girl. by worry capable girl, re'ereneo~
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COOK. BY respectable woman vho un-
derstands her business. private famny'
good laurdress: city. country, city re'e~
ences. 2os West i'th st. two flights.
ough cook and excellent caretaker caa
find such IN a neat Eastern woman. WIN
excellent references. al 80 Oh ave.
COOK. CHAMBERLAIN &c Protest.
ants: mother and daughter. mother ~.
cellent cook: private family n.fe's,s,
wages. good reference. ENGLISH :"
West 25th-st
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houseSseper sNes,'e"' srsss Nv letter
pn.y J. T.. ii9 West 45,h-s'.
HoUsEK EEPER-A lady. nry oomss
tent wishes position Of housekeeper 's.
ing summer and autumn. pleasant non.'
and small wages Address for one wees
Miss A. +. DACRE. Bnghamton. y. L.
HOUsEwORK Norwegian girl TO % sn
eral houscwork In small private AM.
or min, children. 4o7 Eas, 1is'-st. w
floor: no cards.
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JOHNSON. 324 West 18Th st. ''h NV
front.
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family. small wages los Prosr'V' w.
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assist with light hOusrwo-N anu ssxe
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dress or any plain work u ins.u,sTp 6is
hospital Address Miss GALLA"iiH"
West both ~.
IAVNDRESS. -Ry competent ,As
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day ~ week. reference. King D.
tel. 2Ss East ladth -. -----
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hotel would take in family
wears reference 33i East So'h - -
I.AI'NpRESS -Ftrst-class. WIN - fns
references from one family, VIZ, soora
family washing all drying "u'
PEREZ. III West S3d-st. - -
NURSE. HERMAN woman. thoor,V,s or 70
perienced. 20 ladies IN h''spJrISHARn
other sick people. Mis
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Nurse Reliable English won'S" White
fan,', nurse with lady golhs ,omlnsl
Mountains or AtiNndacks,
Mrs COOK. 6is East iSsth 81 IL
NURSE. &c-A young girl s.h,,arrr snS
would Ike 20 take care o'
sew. 227 East 6ith 81. -.--x~A
yoI-yc SWEDISH GIRL. iately a.
wishes position In small ,s S,,,,,s avA
Arsss Mrs ERICSSON. +oi WIN
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The bicycle policemen were compimented by
President Roosevelt ard Commissioner Andrews yes
terday for the good showing made in their trials Of
speed at the Manhattan Beach track
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-18

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH at
53i-st., Pew. CHARLES L. THOMPSON. d D.. Pastor
Rev. GEORGE WIITEFIEI. MEAD breaches IL a.
Love Of God, D. M, Lessons from Summer" Seats
free.