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The Delta independent., 1896-12-09
Frui! inspectors Report Tor Delta County.

To the county board Of horticulture:
Gentlemen-I deem it my duty to report
to you my observations in the orchards
OF this county the past season. As Twas
unable to do much else / spent the most
Of my time inspecting during the months
OF May. June. July and August. found
the trees in good healthy condition every
where save few neglected orchards. i
found Woody Aphis in four orchards, but
by iudicious spraying we managed to
keep them down. The Brown mite is
quite widely distributed throughout the
county. Prof. Gullette says by spraying
with kerosene emulsion double strength
ia the spring b,fore the buds swell will
rid the trees Of this pest.
found the Goblin moth in IL orchards,
seven near Delta, four on North Fork
and one on Surface creek. They are 30
distributed that il neglected another
year they will be beyond our control.
We are comparatively free from insects
as yet. but il these orchards are neglect
ed how long can we say this! Our fruit
lie second to none in the world. Shall
we neglect this interest? One more
years neglect and we will soon take a
back seat. There is no use for three
fourths of the orchardists 10 rid their
trees of pests while the other fourth are
allowed TO breed them. What is lacking
tbenY Why live energetic man who
knows a grasshopper from q bumbIebee
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09
HoosIER.

Special Correspondence.
Dec. 5, 1896
Arthur King is quite sick this week.
VIM. Kiser is hauling his winter coal.
The children OF Mr.. Wayman are sick
Lewis and Enoch Clip, are or the sick
list.
J. IS. Robinson is building fine new
cellar.
The cold snap has brought out many
teams for coal.
Alice Aldridge spent Sunday with
Lettie January.
A slight fall OF snow Tuesday made
walking disagreeable.
John Bowerman is building house
on his ranch on Kiser creek.
The Edgar boys have laid foundation
for barn on their new ranch.
Eva and Otto Peterson spent wednes-
day evening at the home Of }. January.
Last week pet deer belonging TO Mr..
Womack was accidently shot by Max
McRiding.
The jack rabbits arc clothed in white
and some Of the old fellows look almost
as large as burros.
Work is progressing slowly on the new
road between the ranch of James Cald-
well and the Stevens ranch.
The average daily attendance of our
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09
District ho10.

Special Correspondence.
Mrs. Anderson returned from Telluride
Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry returned to their
home at Paonia Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Anderson is on the sick
list.
John Ellis went up to the Winton mine
Wednesday.
The revival meetings which have been
in progress for the past week closed
Thursday night.
II. Z. Barsch and family OF Kansas,
arrived at the home OF Austin Field last
Friday evening where they expect to stay
for the winter. Mrs. Barsch is a sister
OF Mrs. Field.
The little daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
Fleming lie on the sick list.
Messrs. Hawkey and Shores returned
from Ouray Saturday.
Rev. Knicely and Sucker are holding
revivals in the school house and all are
cordially invited to attend.
Jay, Louie and May Greenfield spent
Thanksgiving at Paonia.
Literary began Friday evening.
Jay Greenfield went to the Winton
mine Saturday.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

THE new editor OF the Colorado Pyth-
ian has started out right by taking unto
himself partner in the person of Miss
Jennie Blair. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Blair, Of Delta, the wedding oc-
CURING last week in Denver. The In
DEPENDENT extends most hearty con
gratulations.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Have you seen those impaired Japa-
nese cups. saucers. sugar bowls and cream
pitchers at Corbin a Sandersy They
are bcauties and are 80 cheap that you
can afford TO use them for Christmas
presents.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Did you know that Tongue creek coal
| is better than ever? Well. il Is. and you
need some right away. Order OF J. j.
| Winton.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

We leave competitors ss though Their
were none with our line u groceries
which il as complete NJ a novel after tn
last word. Conklin 4 Gaunt
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

| Don't forget that Tucker sells the
News and takes orders for subscription
| to all papers and magazines.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Christmas is coming and our Japanese
ware in going into the hands 81 tho~s
who want to make nice presents. Cor
bin x Sanders.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Bishop takes the lead in making higl
class photographs, at the Delta Phot'
Studio. now open every day.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Egglerton 4 Co. have secured the
services of Johnny Duncan as meat cut
ter and are now prepared TO serve their
customers promptly.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

All those indebted to the firm ~ Nor
ton a Winton are requested TO call and
make a settlement at once as the firm
has dissolved partnership.
J. J. wISToS.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

There has been a wonderful improve
ment in Tongue creek coal since las
season. development did it. For sal
by J. J. Winton.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

The Florence Refiner has entered up
on it's tenth year Of good work for that
vicinity.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Eggleston 4 Co. carry a complete line
of fresh groceries and new canned goods
No old stock.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Situation wanted by an old experienc
ed book keeper. or will post or balance
or investigate books as an expert. make
hills. inventory. etc. HrRux ABIrr. care
Delta Independent.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

THE Montrose Press had very hand
some cover on it's Thanksgiving issue.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

But Begg-' German Salve will cure IN
most obstinate case u Piles. Sold b
McMurrav.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

X Sanders.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

To TRApx-IIigh grade bicycle for
buggy. PERCY Hours.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Grain and potato sacks for sale at tn
Delta Wholesale Fruit 4 Produce Co.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

McMurray's headquarters for schoc
books and school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

For rifles, shotguns and ammunition
90 to Corbin 4 Sanders.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09
BUaINESS notice..

BUAINESA NOTlCEa.
Hard coal at F. p. Hunt & Co.'S.
For fine Job Printing call at this office
Call on +. =. Hunt a Co. for yoer hard
coal.
WANrED-A case Of extra fine honey
at this Office.
Try Eggleston 4 Co. for fine steak,
roast or chop.
Go TO McMurray's for your books and
school supplies.
Fresh oysters. celery and vegetables a,
Eggleston x Co.'S.
For SALE-A six foot show case, ap.
ply to s. b. Tucker.
Best line OF gloves in the state nj
James Hunters.
For rifles. shotguns and ammunition
90 to Corbin Il Sanders.
McMurray's headquarters for school
books and school supplies.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

Best line OF gloves in the state al
James Hunters.
The Delta independent., 1896-12-09

For SALE-A six foot show case, az
ply to S. B. Tucker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON May % (SpeciaO-The following
ARMY orders have been issued: Leave OF absence
for four months to take effect in June. is granted
c,ntain William II H. Crowel. 9Th Infantry The
extension OF leave Of absence granted Major James
NJ Marshall duartermaster Department or the
Colunnbia is further extended ten days captain
Crosby p Miller assistant quartcrmaster, VIII pro-
coed from this city TO Fort Hancock. Newly ork
Harbor Fort Niagara New-fork ana columbus
barracks OHIO official business. Leave OF au-
sence for three months and ten days is erdh'ed
CAPTAIN James Miller. "a Infantry TO take erect
upon his relief from duty with the National Guard
~ Now-Hampsh.re. First Lieutenant Samuel W.
Miller 9Th Infantry. is detailed TO attend the en-
campment OF the Indiana National Guard during
the last week in July. The extension OF leave OF
absence granted Second Lieutenant Clarence E.
Lang "a Artillery. is further extended four months
sn account Of sickness
The following named officers are detailed TO at
.end the encampment of the Illinois National Guard
AZ Camp Lincoln, Springfield, Ill, from July
II 10 August !: Captain Eben swift, oth cavalry
second Lieutenant John 7. Ryan, Sd cavalry; Sec
nnd lieutenant William a. Phillips 22d Infantry.
and Second Lieutenant James a. Shipton ISL At
tllery First Lieutenant William VI NlIIiahls l'tn
Infantry receives leave Of absence untli furthtr
orders on account OF disability: FIRST Lieutenant
Clarence p. Townsley, 4th Artlllery VIII Proceel
10 Governors Island. New-York. for temporary
The Secretary Of the Navy to-day appointed
col,rt Of inquiry to meet at Mare Island Navy
ward California May %, to inquire into the alIeRa
ION that past Assistant Paymaster Edwin d. Web
CIV had NOT made restitution Of $500 alleged 70
have been retained by him as security for his CLERK
William I TODn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
4 BODy RECOVERED FROM THE BAY.

The body OF a drowned man 1oated ashore from
New-York Bay at the foot Of East Forty-second-st'
Rayonne yesterday forenoon. and was removed 10
O. Briens Morgue at Bergen Point. The man was
about Twenty-Five years old. five feet nine inches
tall with blue eyes. dark brown hair. dark COM
plex.on and a smooth shaver face. The clothing
consisted suit Of white underwear. blue trousers
and an outing shirt. 4 woman's gold watch at
tached 10 "A mans chain was the only article tound
In the pockets. Neither the watch nor ciotnihg
contained any marks 10 disclose his identity II IS
supposed that ne was either Martin G.lday OF No
2s Ieroy-st or Richard Kelly. OF NO - Macdouga-
81 Ncw-York City, who we're drowned from the
yacht Edna in New-York Bay off Robbins Reef
lighthouse last Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
TOWySEND PREMIUMS AT YALE.

New-Haven. Conn. May &-The Io"hscha
prenoiuns have been awarded in the Yale senior
class "a follows: First Henry Dunster Baker. OF
Chicago The Need OF Forestry in the United
States; second. George Sturges Buck. OF BuhaIo
Carlyle and Newman Study In Antthesis :
third Philip Currian Peck. of Hudson ~ Y, car
Henry Augustus Perkins OF Hartford Carlyle and
Newman study in Antithesis" nth LOUIS HOP HOP
nv Politics in Medieval Italy; sixth, Arson
Phelps stokes jr. OF New-York CITY, Carlyle and
\evman-a study in Antithesis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

crisis The Church is losing its grip upon the peo-
pie. That large and increasing power. Social De
mocracy. Is opposed to the Church and IN the main
hostile 20 Christianity. The spiritual life OF the
Church is al very low ebb. and great waves Of
ratlonalsm. raterialism and infdel!ty threaten TO
overwhelm her.
At the evening session the Rev Thomas j. Nilers
the principal speaker, his topic being THE Pur-
pose Of the Ages"
Sermons will be delivered tomorrow by the Rev.
". r. F. Faunce of New-York in the morning:
the Rev George Bullen. Of Massachusetts, in the
afternoon. and f. II. Johnson, Of PENNSYLVANIA, IN
the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

ALBEMARLE.
J. II. Bartlett. Mldilesboro
X.
II. r. Batchellar. p s'on.
J. :. Clark. Boston.
Mrs. .. r. Wright. 1r.
Philadelphia.
Z +. Trabue. LOUSY le
Mrs. q. Barrie. Philadelphia
BARTHOLDL
". s. Andrews & wife
Schenectady.
J. r Pumphery. Columbus
Ohio.
=. Gordon. Denver.
W. johnson & wife. Boston
G. Rodgers. Trenton. -,
J. Young & wife. iniiad'i
c +. Brown. Springfield
: Havs. East Orange. y. J
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
{. T. Arnold & wife. Provi
dcnce.
G. q. Perry. Boston.
|. y. Frontier. Cincinnati
" :. r gers. St Pau.
I. W. Brown Kansas CITY
T. Gamhcn. Belfast.
II. W. Tiayers. London.
nn,~N-grt~r,.t-
J. Morrow. Montreal.
J. Lewis. Portland. ore.
G.. L. Sandersen. Philadcl
phia.
Mrs. ]. F. Post. North Caro-
Mrs. Parmle. North caro-
lima.
Major $. Hasle,,. Washing
ton.
GILSEY.
Mrs. n. T.. Burr. Wilton,
Conn.
MIS-. \. II. Morehouse. VII
ton. Conn.
g. X. bliinl'N. Iona N.
y. - IaN''h' " "@i''''S '"'
rem.
y. 9. G''dWln. 'oS'"n'
II. T.. Beccher Nours -town,
OHIO.
~. II. ndpp'I' " WIZ
New I>Nd'h.
J.. .. Preston " "l''' DUE
ton.
GRAND.
" F,~dc 4 wife Al
banv
7 j. Ionnircs G wifo Ala
'aii,I ., 49, ,-.u. c,.v
Nirs : " King Pittshurg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
LOST on HATTERAS SHOALS,

Cape Henry. Va. May 23.-The British steamer
Gannafren. bound from Fernandlna TO Rotterdam
by way OF Newport News. Va. with phosphate
rock stranded on the outer Diamond Hatteras
Shoals at s D. m. yesterday. The crew were taken
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
HOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
HANDSOMELY furnished ms. sNc"lIo1t
table. private Amer. Az family. c'utrn
tent locality h'm" comfort "a W. ~ So
PRIVATE American family SECOND nuof.
suite. sinKiN. references exchanged .
board ,p'ional OWNER. idG Wet 1884 ..
PRIVATE family Will rent two large
handsome c0uuecting rooms second
n'.r. superior table 367 Vest ii7'h--'.
WEST Esd AVE 80 just ont q River
slie lrlVel Elegantly furnished front
p M am dresser also. 81 story back -
c"u"nt table AMI service. fne VOWS ram
hles boating. Ashing. ioi'h - station
elevated roai.
~ EAST 18TH ST Large handsome
rooms. large and small. excellent table
and Attruiar 80. reference.
/. MADISON AVE. CSC. corner 6o'h :,
Park entrance. elegant large and small
rooms. With board. strictly nrs, class
/ LARGE and small room. fourth floor.
back. parlor dining room. references. ri
West Stth ~
II EAST 9TH ST Plcasnn; hall room.
with superior board. table board refer
enccs
nth ST. go WEST Two double rooms
also TWO 81 al rooms to le'. with beard.
references
lllh : ITO tANi near Z NUN Ftf'NT
argr and single rooms. with board
families. gentlemen. references.
iaTH.sT.. 10 WEST -Beau,lful large and
single rooms table uneNce.led. service
ni~t-ciass. ,ransienis acc modaied. ref
crrnces.
81 WEST 10TH 81. Comfortably FUR
nshel rooms and excellent home table.
with good attendance desirable location
moderate terms references.
20 EAST ETH ST. Large. handsome
rooms. al, con,enicnces. summer prices.
excellent cuisire
n CARLETON AVE. Brooklyn. Fur
niShcd room and board. 81 per week
private family.
a7TH ST. 80 WEST splendid location
larse cool. handsomely furnished rooms
excellent table and service. parlpr dining
room. references. superior table board.
speclal rates Tor summer
57TH ST. l40 WEST Desirable rooms
fpi the summer. hrst class table board
references.
1876 EAST list ST. Refined parties can
md pleasant home. large. cool rooms,
with nrst cl,s- table. references
i2iSr ST. 324 EAST. Pleasant front
room. private house one or two board"rs
$40 CENTRAL PARK WEST. corner 92d
st-iArge mansion. surrounded by eN-
tensive grounds with shade trees and ten
nis court. broad piazza overlooking Park .
coo handsomely furnished rooms. private
family table. summer prices.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
CHESTS AT THE LEADING HOIELS'

-. T. Milne. Fall River.
j. NJ Ellsworth Watkins
J. r. Priestley. Des Moines.
iC. u. Phelps. Chicago.
c. X. Watkins. England
IMPERIAL
II. l.. Thatcher & wife. B's-
F. r. Shaw. Buffalo.
II. l. Howard & wife
Philadelphia.
l.. T.. Levy. philadelphia.
r. +. Wayland, Buna.o.
G. II. CONWAY & wife, Lynn.
MURRAY HILL
A. Cross. Liverpool.
E. r. Warren. Boston.
". W. Waugh. Roston.
f. II. Davis. Middleiown'
Conn.
Baroness Mcdonald. Lon
F. {. smith, Middle'own,
Conn.
r. @. Farlas. Mexico.
-;ORMANDIE.
n. o. HI. Chicago.
4 FellOWea. city.
a. 9. Kaufman. rittsheld.
Il. \. Rois'. Washington.
I " r. Vincent. Providence.
l.. II. Talbot. Providence.
PARK AVENUE
A. n. shaw. Waterfowl.
r. shepherd. Montreal.
J. II. Blake. Rushvill" y.
". J. Holiday, Indian
apolis
:. Vi R0stick. Osweso.
T l.. Knowlton. Buffalo.
A. VI. Hall. Rome. y. Y.
ST. JAMES
V. Murray & wife. New
Zealand.
II +. Leigh & wife. Lex
ingt0n.
II. Scoyeu & wife. Brock
r. II. skinner. Ncw Bruins
wick.
r l. Wilson. Norwalk.
, II. II. Owsley. Spring sta
tion. Ks
STrRTENANT.
=. r. Bower. Philade'phia.
r. g. Robinson. Philadel
phia.
T l.. Abel. Baltimore.
". :. Mc1.ewec. Trenton.
y i. Hicclow. Rochester.
+. J. Russell, Ne" YORK.
WESTMINSTER.
$. ! Hughes. Beifast
4 II. Rax'er. Baltimore.
F. Scllcck. Buffalo.
& Spaliing. South Orange.
y j.
J. Giycrnand. ster. y. J.
+. T. Grant. Ridgaway.
Penn.
WINDSOR.
Mrs. VI. A. WOOD. city.
II. . Dccheri. Philadelphia.
l.. 3 Runyon. Chicago.
!. g. Rollins. chicago.
J. ". Paine. Troy.
r Mitchell. jr. Ne" Haven.
II. /. stevens & vile. So
Pau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
wCLArE BONDSNAN FOR SCORCHERS.

John Wright. twenty-one years old. and Eugene
r. Irving eighteen. both living AZ ~ 81 Fifih-aVe
were locked up in the West siXty-e'shth-st station
last night by Bicycle Policeman NeggeSmu'
charged with scorching EX-Poce Commiss.o n Z
NcClave who is now in the bicycle business pa'I'1
hem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24

off this morning by the utesaving crew. ana tne
vessel was abandoned In bad condition ohe WI"
hA total loss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
FURNISHED ROOMS.

NS->>>~A .NNN~N eNNN".ee ~ a. NN>>Nr
Al Fast siNTlr~ -.nr central PAR
LAD, - sh,s -. .'t p ''a'n,,'' .ssc S
i"" suites ..... .-,erc,a
ORDER n f,,1ur o.
."""' 90 a..
-. No., .... ,,--..-ed aiso .
= H-N " ..,.. o.. Ne BRIGGS
e..
v,.>,r,..r<-. fn.ArloN ~ sun
..... r-.te MS 10
-, -. ,.'.I.... Ser. choice a.
80. f,...ft.f 0ft.. NAL hishes
r.f, renee. A. q Wet 55ts.si
,n,..,,,,~ o.r.,. res- Hotel 81
hit' - : r.. ., WEI rs or h'
,o,tr miner rooms q fne house 80
furnished private FANNY ss,..H.Rps
references "a banged Nilf"-- NV '''''
~ . >.-,y ........, Ems At raOtsr-
ate prices ~ West '''' y -, -, an
Ft.RNrSNEp ROOM Priv ite "a f<r-
irp~. .emsufa gentlemen oho
ins,on ave near Goth ---.,
UANpSoMEIN punished rr"n' N, Tss
nr,res hrt.tfas, = ,ional W.
2oih ~ ---;...1I-
lazy having nice h,as whers S.n.-
ness f. unsurpassed W.. :, without
somely furnish.i p. - w's ,,h-.,
board. Reasonable. az DIV s'-.I ,Sg,.:
NICELY ,rr,.sea room. lnVs,s. n ...s
hath. rurnins water ~ soor ,ss'
neighborhood l6s West ~"
u Br adwaS
TWO LARGE ROOMS
r,ne ,,,aton
PARRY OWNING HOUSE IN we"s,, ..s.
bnta b,ndsame parl'r al sss ,son,hlyi
r rS''r",r address " NJ S'
broadway. -. place,
ROOMS FOR RFNr -l ..,.,s prices ref
comfortable room. moderate
ercnces Ann. .l,hin %.
~ WE tsars CAD 80. e
hlO'< OF h'u ,s Atris
wTtuhx 10 bedford ave. w.. =,
VI u -, -, =. ard srsl
I-ois FAsT 10TH ST l.lIss 80. 80, ssJ;
weli-furnished Iu, .rs,c.s
family prlNA''' -, az. Now
IL WEST I'll - - r,ofns sings
m'n',hci '.r ,,',,ner prices
suites. baths r"i''''' .,,n,lly frf..
18TH st EAST 2ld beass ~ and
niShed rooms every ih'hs
the best a. $50
49,, 80. % between 5th and N ss,sla
-' avs !, Desirable r ma, ..o, nrr, =
'lu'f - Wv ~. 49, sr large room % IN. m
20 FAST "I In adioinlns h hon, wv
"nd u"pt hreakfa-t u des n,e---.
'or'S' "''''', r,sr perranen, .s sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
Gorses nno Carriages.
AT AUCTION.
VAN TASSELL & KEARKEY, AuCii0neers,
49, s'ii A. -
PRIVATE STABLE
24 VEST Grin ST..
TOMORROW MoNpAM MAY 25

. Is
fh' frN wing Horses lrI Carriages
THE PROPERTY OF MR MAN SCHDENFEi.D
NAME ANu NlNfE PAIR OF U.tIWN HORSES -
hand. stylish and handsome free. rr Z
drivers fearless = al city ssh's frs--ci1ss 'arn-
ar harness and god Wind
SET or Dof HIE HARNESS brass r1,sn'lngs IN very
ExTETsroT fEoNT bEGj'GHAM n,e design has only
is"n I-~l short time. equal IN al respects
trmme! IN green ga ard 10th. tunt hy brewster
VCToElA late design. elrai to neV. trimmed IN green
gt ana cloth. very stylish ani f".irsii" otrriage
tulf hr N.cv.s'er Co.
r CART ln ey.~irn' c.ai'oa trimmed IN r-oen cloth.
TOKEN STRAWBERRY HlAN MARE Ia h,nis.
s+fith iri'"r. excellent s.1fie mar" safe AMI
Lea .". warranted knt AMI tue IN all harness and
SET or RrNNPorr HARNESS
KrNAE'rT WAGON equal - new built hy Rrevsrer
GRAY HORSE ii hands go drive. nn- action. hat.
arr al harness and god wind
SIT or sly lie COUPE HARNESS brass m'untlngs
3, Harris nixon
DOUBLE HARNESS. bass nHunfinrs by tr0ss
SIDE SADDLE AND HNpLE
GENT : SADDLE ANit Birdie
FAWN N.hSKErS. HOODS. LIVERY ROBES car
-iag~ n.crs stable Utensils
THE ABOVE PROPERTY L. FIRST Class ~
EVERY VESIE'T AND SOLD ONLY oN AMOUNT
or OWNER GOlNG Tp IT. EorE
catalogue v.u 10 read, 90 wednesday. NAV 20 arl
o. ohtni~ed th" S'ali~s auI fh" rire 2 80
Apciiono.rs. 100 ~ EAST 18TH ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
BUSINESS CHANCES.

l>NN0NN@NN " @.N0NNNNNN N000000JON
HALF INTEREST IN an p-l-~ business
sur.ss.full, rArried on - wears - n
,.r.I o. a gentleman flr 500 Address
CHAPMAN. Tribune orlr~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
NFUyORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY, MAY 81, le96-IHlnI
6fhool Aaeneies.

tfh00I ANtHtl'1' 100000
. MErIcAx AND FOREIGN TEACHERS s Sioyernesses
n 49, Mics Professors. Teachers Iu'ots LII, m
- .rtPiisees SCHOOLS and Families, ,APp' souars
Mr. IT, ]. YOUNG-FCLToN. d O ---
RIFE Teachers Tutors. Musician yern1'Iies: recon-
n panons supplied 10 sohoo b5srdng school prop
or.v near New-York city 70 let., .i'''
TEACHERS BUREAU 30 East la'"-S"
n, rR1AM COYRIEREs Teachers Agency ~ ~, dept.
Nl iesscrs tutors teachers gov"inesses ETC III oob al
,hao,. earcfnIiv recommended 80 5th-aVe'' COZ 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
NEED OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
ADDRESSES BEFORE THE BAPTISTS AT
ASBCRY PARK.
THE REV DR. MACARTHUR TELLS WHAT He ga"
~ ,,,r TAP FAST AND THE REV. MR..

THE REV DR.. MACAKIHUh ILI'I'' WIFE IT.
IN THE FAR EAST. AND THE REV. MN
RrM1EY WHAT HE SAW IN GERMANY
Asburv Park May % AT the opening OF tne morn
d., .ass,o, NJ the American Baptist Missionary
Union to-day the two hours we're oevo'ea :.
wornen's foreign mission societies. Mrs W. II. /.
Faunce. of New-York City, presided ana MISS
Emma Tween a missionary to West emma ME-
Ashmore from Swatow. emma MISS la -,
-.. r., china. Mrs ElweH from Burmah. ana
Mrs Haskju gave interesting accounts OF mission
work among the heather. The Auditorium was wen
filled. and frequent bursts of hand-ciappms '"ui-
Gated the enthusiastic support of the peope present
President Colby called the Missionary Chion "
order a, 1870 a m. The programme CaHe' '0' ~
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