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IN BILLINGS.

r,i,inps March lathe hospitable
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Garvin
was the scene of a very pretty wedding
last Wednesday evening, when Joseph
Zimmerman, one OF the leadlng DUST
ness men of this city, and Miss Nettie
NJ Graves were married. The nuptial
knot was tied by Rev John Hosking,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church. in a short but impressive cere-
mony. James Ash acted as usher, while
the bride was attended by her cousin,
Mrs. Garvin, Mr.. Garvin supporting
the groom. The wedding party was
ushered in at 9 o'clock to the melodious
strains of the wedding march from
"Der Freischutz," artistically played
on the piano by Mrs. Uttermochl. and
took their places in the archway be-
tween the double drawing rooms. Dur
ing the ceremony the prayer from Der
Freischutz'' was softly played. The
bride wore a rich and becoming cos
tune of white cashmere and satin,
with garnitures of pearl passimen-
tarie and white satin ribbon, long veil
of white tulle and slippers and gloves
of white undressed kid. She carried
beautiful bouquet of brides roses. the
same flowers being in her hair and dec
Grating her cors2 ge. Mrs. Garvin's
gown was of whi.e cashmere, with lace
and ribbon trimmings, ornaments. dia-
monds. She wore pink and white roses.
The rooms were charmingly decorated
with hot house flowers. The supper ia
bles were beautifully decorated with
roses and smilax and erCaned beneath
an abundance Of the most delicious edi-
bles 10 which. II IL unnecessary 10 say.
the guests did full justice. The re-
past con sisted of escalloped oysters,
chicken salad, cold ham. roast turkey.
potato chips. salted nuts, olives. sher-
bet. ice cream. cheese s'-raws, fruit.
various kinds of cake and coffee. The
invitations were limited to relatives
and a few friends. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs George Ash. NIr. and
Mrs Thomas : Ash. NJ. and Mrs
Woofson. NJ. and Mrs. Garvin. Mr..
and Mrs. Moss. Rev. and Mrs. Hosk-
mas. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston. Mr..
and Mrs y. T. smith. Mr. and AIRS.
Natheson. Mrs Frat, M-s. Tt,ermoehl.
Miss Johnston, James Ash. The bride
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IN BOULDER.

Boulder, March 14-Milo French, the
genial boniface of Boulder Hot Springs,
spent the week in Butte and Ana
conda.
Miss Jennie Filcher, who has been ait
tending the Normal school at Twin
Bridges, has returned to her home.
NJ II. Parker was a visitor i'm Butte
Thursday.
Four soldiers of the Salvation army
came into Boulder with the cussedest
blizzard OF the whole winter.
Mrs. David Hopes has gone to Los
Angeles, Cal. IL is quite probable that
she will make that place her future
home. as she has suffered severely from
poor health here.
Charles Englund of Elkhorn was in
Boulder this week calling on his nu-
merous friends and acquaintances.
William Tyndall will assist Assessor
lanes r. Word. commencing on the
18th inst.
THE music class Of Miss Sally Gal
braith gave a recital Wednesday even
ing before a few invited friends and the
Darcnts Of the pupils. The entertain
ment was a complete success and
showed careful work on the part of
both the instructor and the in
structed.
Robert Steele. who died last Friday
In Rasin. was buried Sunday by the
odd Fellows. Of which order Mr.. Steele
,,-as a member 4 large number OF
mourning friends followed the remains
TO the grave.
The musical entertainment consisting
~ the sacred cantata the Prince OF
peace" given by the Presbyterian
choir Thursday evening was complete
success except for one thins. and that
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IN BOZE NJ A NJ.

Bozeman, March 1L-An afternoon tea
and card party given by Mrs. a. Nj.
Ryon. Mrs. s. @. Phillips and Miss Cal
win at the home OF Professor and Mrs
Ryon, on Saturday last. was one of the
pleasantest social events of this week in
Bozeman Mr.. and Mrs. Ryon's pleasant
home was prettfly decorated with cut
flowers and the prize. won by Miss ola
Ruffner at euchre. was choice bouquet
of beautiful carnations. Dainty refresh
ments were served. ABOUT 30 ladies en-
ioyed the afternoon with these delightful
hostesses.
The home OF General and Mrs. l.. 5.
Wilson was the scene OF a large and hap
ny gathering of old and young people on
Thursday evening, the occasion being a
social given by the Ladies' Missionary So
cietv OF the Presbyterian church. Quite
an extensive programme occupied a part
OF the evening. the Entire Nous orchestra
furnishing music, Prof. Wright playing
The violin. a solo by Miss Pierson. a song
nv Nfrs. Wilson. a number Of Rotations
b, Miss CIute and "A talk on Norway by
Mrs T. T. Marshall. art instructor AT the
COLLEGE Of agriculture and mechanic arts.
Then followed two very important parts
Of the evenings entertainment. In which
an present took a part. these being the
collection for the benefit Of the mission
AIRY society and the testing OF the elegant
refrczhrnents which had been provided by
the ladies
Br. D. s. McCaslin gave a lecture In the
Methodist church Friday evening on a
Strong Man." In the interest Of The Ep-
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BUTTE. MONT.

Specially attractiv display and
sale at this store this week.
Op=ning of SILKS, Dress Goods
and Trimmings A gorgeous dis
play OF all.
You are invited to see them.
Mrs. Mil IS returned from the
East Sa.ur ay. DR. -ssm akinJ de-
partm ct opens tomorrow. Mon
day Special prices prevail for
Cps-tnq week
Dress Goods at %, 50. soc yard.
Dress Goods at 75c. S5c. 81 yard.
Dress Goods at 81, S1.25, $50 and 81
yard.
Novelty Dress Patterns, NJ Two
alike, extr m and mo e. de-
siuns, prices iro SO 70 $50 a
DIR IS. We a1vlss our cry Sc
ecIon
SILKS-Ths ,a.k o. ths iowa.
Every conc .Iva6ls sty-e thatfash-
ion sugds IS as god you en-
tndat mis- store. a-d every p-.ce
from 25o L SO a yard WI %
rep-essntec.
TRIIAINGS-Ev --yta-u1-T-at
Jel the ~ Come ID ths
mo mig !. PO-=-O-e.
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IN BUTTE.

The Afternoon Whist club was enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. ]. II.
Vivian. The first prize was won by
Mrs. John f. Davis and the second by
Mrs. Thompson Campbell
The V. b. club was entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. +. O. Dugan.
Mrs. +. A. Largely entertained a
large party OF friends at progressive
euchre on "Wednesday evening. the
party being I'm honor Of Mrs. Epping
and Miss Epping Of Portland. The
tables were very cute and UNIQUE. be-
ing japanese in style. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Epping and Mrs Thomas
LavelIe. After the games delicious re-
freshments were served and dancing
followed until a late hour.
Mrs. Epping and Miss Epping left on
Thursday evening for the East. Miss
Epping will return 10 Butte as a
bride IA early June. as she viii b. mar
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IN DEER LODGE.

Deer Lodge. March IA music re-
cital at the College Of Montana was
greatly enjoyed last Friday ry.riug by
a number OF friends who attended.
j. W. Yates, "A former resident uf our
town, who has been doing business for
himself the past two years. has again
returned 10 Deer LOdEa.
Among those who attended the fu-
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DRESSMAN NC.

-oo.ooo1.1'' ~ -,IN,-/l~No.>yNNNNN>
A.-ARrisTic pREssMAKGNG: uniaue
designs m dinner AMI ~'cning gowns. ,,
ny. perfect III and finest finish. orders NJ
short notice. VI. VI ELRpN. a. E'st lith-
-. near University Place. Oh block with
u rDfeery.
curItRlERE FnANCAIsE formerly
With storm Bios.-Esenins waists, DANE
sleeves. laG!"s' mi'efi III used. shoi no.
tee. winter prl,r.. elegant work. Nine.
ANDERSON. IA West i5th-s'.
DKEssM AKER -First-class. desires few
mor- customers. 81 - per day TINS
month. years eNperience with White.
Howard " Co. perfect nttrr. artistic
draper JOSEPHINE. IA East i5i-st.
DREsSMAKrNG French drossmaklng;
stylish evening ana street gowns. moder-
htr prices. no dsisy Nine. x. An
TOlSETTE. ~ West i2ith-si.
DREssMAKER Wants few more Gus
toners by the day In private families
nn.s Il F0x 2sS sth.3ye.' bc,weca aGih
ana 27ih ST..
DRI.ssMAKER a nrst-class lressmaiser
Will work for 81 ver day IN private iHm-
He's ihls month: makes In latest STYLES.
perfect filter. Acdr'ss SEWING. u" West
i2i-st
DRESsMAKER 20 go out by the lay.
ladies' missc4' chidren's costumes, fancy
waists and skirts. Address ROBES. Sd.
Paris ave-. 7Ith-s'
pRESsNAKEI and CLOAKNAKER
wants work ~ home cr dav; superior NJ
ter. finest worker N seal garments. Il eyes
ENLARGED. Will max. over and re'no'"l. or
MAX" into latest stv," capss. c'llareti's
and Eton Jackets. GHEiG. l3l West 22f-st
PARr-IAN DRESSMAKFR: make stylish
evening dresses. ~ home ~ by tie day,
best reference. Nine. COLLIN. III Yves;
G2l ST.
SEAL GARMENTS redyed and altered into
fashionable capes and Econ Jackets. Mrs.
BARKER. iiG West so'h-st.. near Broad
way. Late with Gunfher's Sons. 5th-avr.
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CrIRcu or THE MESSIAH lithsi, and rsrk ave
Scr, fras A. Il n m. Iev. ROBERT toII.NER. Pssfor
cordially invited
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Reunions Noiires.

~>NNNNNoNNoVNoNNNN|e>'NN
st. ANDREWS NJ. E. CHURCH. West I6th-st, ne
Columbus -ave.-At IL q. m. Bishop f. O. ANDREW
d. d. will preach. and at 1:45 p. m. the Pastor, he
GEORGE W. MILLER. ID. D.. Will preach strolge
welcome -
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SECOND TNIvERsALIST CHURCH. SO West Ic6thst.
LYMAN WARD. pastor.-ll a: m. Preaching Christ :
8 D. M The Attitude of Tnycrsalist Church Toward
Reform. Rev. Or G. II. EATON will be the preacher in
the evening.
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HOVsES AND CARR. AGES.

Soo0-Nr| = NoOoN~~No~0"o~~Oc-">c"'->
RROUGHAM. seats four. used IN private.
barglia. J. u. ALLEN. Brick Church.
East Orange. y. J.
FOR SALE. Imported elegant Pony stall
LION. gentle ard kind. broke for harness
and saddle. awarded two prizes IN last Ma
tionhl HOr-c SHOW Association. Madison
square Garden. height. IL hands l.. in
Particulars. Is. KATT. 1913 East s'tA-st.
FAMILY IOCnIE SLEIGH cheap Mt
COYNE'S stab. =. East Orange. y. j.,
near station
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BOARD IND ROO llS.

~NN.oN~NNNNo~.N.oo~.- .~N>0oN~~ No.N.No0o>N
A.-IIandsomely furnished large rooms.
third noor. with board; references. "a
West 5lst-S'.
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor:
also hall room. heated home comfort.
board OPTIONAL private family. 40 East
Lth-st.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOM
Board. heat bath. gentleman and wife or
two gentlemen: private American family.
$50 LeXlngtOn-ave.
LENOX-ANE.. psi. NEAR l23D -ST-TwO
specially desirable front, sunny rooms,
frst-class table; references
ROOMS. superior cuisine: private family;
- refined party. II West 5jth-st.
81 WEST 34TfT-ST. Sunny front parlor
suany suit. private bath; single rooms;
private tables, excellent board. reference.
iCfrI-ST. go WEST. Large. finely FUR
ristei rooms. running water, well heated .
excellent table: near Il moderate terms
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

To LET 10 Eas, 7Cth ST.. close 20 Ma1i-
sr-aNe.. fYur-stoTy and basement. Two
bathrooms. in good order. Sl.3D per an
mum
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=. tho course Of Sunday evening sermons on "The
'n.r,rtlon 90 the Churches to Our Common Chris
.,,n Faith arl Life in the Fifth Avenue Baptist
90" thc Rev Or. s. u. Mcconnell OF Phila-
iephia VII preach i9morroyW SvSnihng showing
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Hclioions Notices.

>>~~>oo~>~~>>-.~>-->>>>>
Maaisch-aye. Rev JAMES 5 RAMSAY, D. d. Pastor.-
p M Morning. saSc 9 !9 sp rhs'1r r q.
REC HOLY p TRTFH Ec d. era p
eT ana sermon II cysn2 G eyeNnF
jr. In the evening
HI,AsMILToN GRANGE REFORMED C H,B4I West
aas 5s p Re M by ss a,S5 topic 'H
IRA D. sANKEY. JUDsoN MEMORIAL. Washington
South TnnFsd,y Janqary 49, 20 m sPr nan
seminary. male quartet Monday. Tuesday, Wednesday.
Thursday.
,L,:ExlNqToN AVENUE BAPTIST cHrRcM. corner
io:@o On 'oac Greater Than saiomoa' ana at 40 on
., is There Probation After Doah? Evanseise SER
MApIsoE AvEY,E rREspyTEHIAN GHRS S nSr
os ' Apna al " s.as sp4 rcs " III" Evening subject The
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED cMrRcH corner
preach II m. and rnon Bible class Saturday
MFNoRl4s nArgIsT w}sa9sen sqgare South ED,
fray@r; 100 Conversions Strangers welcome" Seats
MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th-avc
l21lh St wornhip and sermons by he Pastor. W. e;
~ g a! s ~ oyr S cbll G de" OF worship and
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIFT CHURCH. 3st-
It. Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS. T. p. Pastor Service
pr a sndaS H 81 and m % 1 1d Pa1 Wa %
day, p.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner 6oth-st. Rev. SYLVESTER !. JONES.
at D. by the Roy. j. VI. BUCKLEY Sunday-echoll
at o:3o a. m. Young Peoples Prayer meeting at 7:i5
y m.
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
oath <t.-Services ct II a. and
- =. The Pastor Rev. G. II. PARkHIKST, ID. ID,
will preach. Sunday school. oi5 a.
MORAVTAN CHURCH IexinFton-ave and 3Oth-st.,
Rev H. \. GEKDSEN Pastor G.itany. sermon AMI
Holy Communion II a. m. sunday school At TO- Pub
lie cordially invited.
NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Tth-ave
i2sthst Rev. CHARLES :. ROBINSON. u. L.. Pas
~ u. M The Erthsada Mems question, young
pies meeting, p. pray"r-reetins "Wednesday even
ing
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svUVUDAN REAL ESTATE.

S~~.~NO-~~~~NNc~~-N~~>~ rN~~o~N~~Oo'NN0ON0yNoN
AGENCY FOR MDNTCLAlR.-Resi residence
properties. all kinds. al" or rent
CLARENCE y. TUBES. Heekman-st.
YONKERs AND VICINITY --Cnoice prop
critics. rent, sale or exchange. GEohGE
A. TLAGG. 20 Willam-st.
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MORAVTAN CHURCH IexinFton-ave. and 30th-st.
Roy H. A. GERDSEN rastor.--Lltany sermon AMI
Holy Communion II a. m. sunday scho1l at 10. Pub
lie cordially invited.
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THEOSOPHY.

between and 7th aves.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN
BUCHANAN, ID. D., Pastor. breaches Sunday at 1890
A. m and 745 o. sabbath-school. 2:3v Strangers
cordially welcomed
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-,, MADISON Avenue Presbyterian Church at
."' h,rl-st vii. hold is annual meeting next
F 's,y when a supper will be served and speeches
"'s ID nv several prominent men who arc interested
M ~, church work. Mss Alice Merritt, of Brook
n IN viii sins In the ear nov cl2sns, me Ghlrch
las ia fo,,. vears Of its Free Church work more
ns w ~, eG Friends Of the Free Church idea have
than Nssson 10 Doe encouraged. especially as this
g;eao, Tor Inc people closes he year without a
=
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NEW YORK pIEsEYTERIAN CHuRCH Ith-aye and
tor-services AT II A. m. a Man II Tnclean Lips
$50 D. M The Eehsaida Mems Question; young PEG
pies meeting r. prayer meeting Wednesday even
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH. brooklyn. Or. LYMAN Alb
BOTT Pastor breaches a 20 30 and at 30. Dr. All
BOTT VII preach night the theme. The Christian
Trca Of Criminals
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

so>/~~,NOc> oS~~N<~N<NNoNoONNONO~SSo|~
Country.
FOR SALE-At Atlantic city, y. j..
hotel site. situated at tho ocean end ~
Pennsylvania avenue. opposite the Seaside
House IN the centre II the co'tag" SEE
ton and the choicest location for u high
class hotel IN the city. Apply 10 !. ..
ADAMS 4 Co. real estate agents. Atlantic
CIV y i
ORANGE COUNTY FARM. 400 acres.
larg. frame house. modern improvements.
l,rr. stables. numerous oufhuildlug~ Tor
stock. ;"ul.ry. cuts 2n tons hay. keeps 100
cattle RDarHD : MILLS. 500 jth-nve.
YOSKERS Sale. rent. paiisade ave.
overlooking HUDSON. handFom" house.
modern improvements. ;welve bedrooms.
stable. nearly mere. trolley convenient. Ed
Mt'SD s. MILLS. sos lth-avc.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~~o.o~oOo~>O|~O>NNNN NN>00>NNNN.NNNNNN
TnlA
ACCOt MIAMI and doiihle-entry bookkeep-
er best references from last employer,
and chartered accountant. wants work j."
wages. Will call. AcCOt MIS-, 2l1 East
i26th-st.
AMERICAN MANAGER desires TO make !
change. has had 20 years ~Nperienc" IN
EXPORT Import domestic ami manufacturing
tribes character Highest standard. Ncw-
Yorl, CITY references for ~ wears: age. ~.
Address MANAGER. Box 30 Tribune of-
nee.
BoOEKEEPER experienced double entry.
reliable. good references. accurate. rapid.
rood pennqn. recommended by chartered
accountant. age y. salary .l2. r. G. NJ.
% clinton Place.
BOY. iG experienced IN Office work. de-
sircs position with chance II advance
mcnt. good penman: reference. Address !.
M'DONALD. J23 West 52d a.
HAIlrR. experienced baker wishes a
place as foreman on br' ad and cake.
can make stock yeast. 2do West 3lst-st..
3 bells.
BRASS FINISHER.-Y Young man 20: irsl-
class on lathe or wise; years expert
eucc. jobbing oil new work tirst-class ri
rrences. IAGGEKTY, pa Avenue y
CARPENTER. First-class AL around me
chanlc. references as to ability and So
briefly; wages moderate. Address ALFRED.
ls3 Bleeckcrst.
CLERK Young man. 3. well educated.
wishes position as cleri. or assistant book
keeper. \ THrRM. 23d East sis,-si.
CARpf INTER- -Thoropghly versed in over
hauling private hcuse'. stores and Offices;
ou, 4 work: viii work reasonable DEERE
WERE. iGo East c'th-st.
CASHIER or CLERK 20 years expert
racr as money order and register clerk
in the Postnflce Department; familiar
with bookkeeping. RlTcli. 32s Yves;
5ist-st.
CANDYMAKER- First class. good on all
CLASSES Of candy. will work as helper
CIIAS. STREICk. 700 East 35th-st
does all repairs. desires steady position
In factory. waisrwor',s hOtsl. etc. best
reference. ENGiNELR l3a L,r.mer-s'..
brooklyn.
FIREMAN. By young man. American: .
years experience; sober reliable; n,ss
clnsg references. WILLIAM ABDAILE,
il5 West 25th-st.
FIREMAN Boiler fireman; sober and re-
liable. wants position. AUGUST 80
WAC. PA Atlantic Brooklyn.
FURNACES attended to BY respectable
man: honest and reliable; willing and
cbllgins; best references. CULLEN lGs
East a-th-s'.
FARM SUPERINTENDENT desires en-
1agenrn;. would 60 NJ carctak"r. gar
d,ner. coqchman. etc; thoroughly compe-
tent in everything. So per month and cot
ragc: references. Address EXPERT, l52
Gth-nve.
NACHINIST. General hand: capable OF
inking charge: wiling 10 start At bottom.
with chance for advance. EDM REMACI.E.
CO Skillman-hvc.. Brooklyn.
PORTER. Waterman o. ANYTHING. on any
te'ms-By miGdle-agrd American yete-
ran: hest Of references. FIVE BELLS.
T.; Brshwick ave. brooklyn.
ADVERTISEMENT AND srBScRlr'
TIoSs FOR THE NEW.YORk Tmin,
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
f-i,TONS OFFICE " i.@t2 Bronfwny. |
2i door north Of hirty-nrst-st.: and AD-
VERTISE1fENTS, ut the :.llJwlrg Bfsnch |
oaices: pS4 Pieh,h-av..: 100 rhird-ave.. |
corner Forty -sevcnth-N; f50 East Forty !
ssven th-ut.. ccsasr Third-svs
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ReIialous Notices.


Rev s SEWARD Pastor-sunday school with , adI5t
cESTER, OF Philadelphia. officiating
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner of e,h.ave.
and slst-st.-Preachng by the Pastor. Rev s: b. RIOS
sIIER. D D. Morning service 1920 subject The pOe,
and the Clay" Evening service. 3, Keep In Memory
All cordially invited.
on ACCOUNT OF international complications and Ar
msnan suIerPg special union n service has been ar
next sunday evening at O'Clock at the Marble collie
gate church corner ooh 81 and 5h Ave. Addsssss VIII
others '' The pa i,iT is Cordially insIted 49, '
and EAaK ESP EEdH cHfG b B @
p. m. Prayer-neeng Wednesday. p. m All cordially
r 1" RES 6N T. GgHNe
vices. II a. m. and p. m.
ner 2is-st Rev. sAMtEL il. VIRGIN. D.. b., Passr,
Sesesi r .sst Law q he r. KIM
rLYM9uTM GLITCH p,cssyn n, D., Ly *, y AZ AZ
BoTT @nI preach at night the theme THE Christian
Treatment Of Criminals"
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
hSs ssS 2 r R %fT mor b d. aHG
at p m, by the Rev HENRY H. DENLlN'hH Oh
REV Joseph + pgRyEA p ras'oT First cas RE-
+. D.. VIII preach Sunday morning az 1890 and even
1890 You cordially invited 70 attend
ST. PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Rev
S cha r@EM NJ iSe MeSoasi Bng nSye Corner Of
2Oth-si. Sermon by the Pastor.
ST. THOMAS'S CHURCH Jth-ave. and 53ast. Rev.
]. W. BROWN. D. -. Rector.-Morning prayer. sermon
nnt Holy Communion II O'Clock: evening prayer am
at O'Clock
SWAMI VINEKtNANDA
will iIariman Hall. 1h-aye AMI 19th-st. at
d IN.
The IDEAL O a Universal Religion: How u Must En-
brace Different Types OF Minds and Methods Admission
free Collection.
SECOND INIVERsAIIST CHURCH. SO West lc6th-st..
LYMAN WARD. p1stOr.-ll a. preaching CHRIST
D. M Tho Attitude of tnycrsalist Church Toward
Reform II. EATON will be the preacher in
the evening.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CTLTURE.-Sunday. Janu-
AIRY 18Th. 1885. at II 10 a. lecture by Prof Fi,l-lN
ADLER Music Hal, corner 0Ithst ana TN
ave. Subject: THE Ethics Of Marriage All interested
invited
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HELP WANTED.

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Male
MEN WANTED on cattle steamers 20
London. Liverpool. Glasgow Bris;Yl;
work for passage. 90 Gre wich-si.
WANTED AN IDEA. Who can :nlrk OF
some simple thing TO patent? Protect
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White Ohm WEDpERRURN Il Co. Pa:-
on, Attorneys. Washington. ID. c.. for tnel-
81 500 prize offer.
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FOR SALE.
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AT REDUCED PRICES.-5o0 second hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and ex.
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY 3os Mac!-
sOI-st
A-A.-A-A.-FINE diamonds. watches;
81 weekly. no trash. Can or address w.
:. Co. Maiden Lane. Room All goods
guaranteed.
4 FIRST CLASS nill-size +-wick steroop-
ticon give good picture: II foot disc;
$50. splendid slides. - per dozen. ALLEN.
1913 Highllnd-st.. Port Chester. y. !.
ANTIQUE IT. DOMINGO mahogany pillar
iaLie $50. tall dock SO; collection
Ronapar'e Autographs whole family. $50.
Inquire Mr.. ABEL. l3j East lo;h-st.
AN OLD STAMP collection for sale cheap.
KEUTGEN BROS. 322 Broadway.
FINE RESTAURANT Tor sale: good loca-
ton. lndulr'. - East 9th-st
BIGGEST BARGAINS EVER KNOWN
Beautiful gold chairs. warranted French
leaf only s. 80. sold elsewhere so. re-
ducing large stock. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FACTURERs 30 MIriay-si.
FOR SALE. Nice French black poodlss.
3 months Old. q. p. 353 Eas, 5Gth-st.
Kr:MIN froN TYPEWRITER NJ. .: near
is new. - Fast i2ist-s,.. top floor.
leo PIANOS ncw and second hand s25 up:
great harcaln-. cash. easy tcrms rent or
exchange. WALTERS. - Union Square
ioJ iO7 West sd 81
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- OSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS.
kb VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS ONLY.
FALL RIVER LINE. via NewDor, ana Fall River; from
new Pier ~ n H., foot II Murray-st.. at Il. ".
eIONINGTON LINE Via stoE!ngton. from sew Pier
n X one block above CaHIl-st, At GOO y. NJ
NO yiCII Line via New-I-.nGon. from Pier 40. " r..
BEST at 10 i. W.
n EW-IiAVEN-F FARE, 81; Excursion. Sl.1O.-
IN Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves Pier % T. r.,
NJ daily excepted. arriving in dine for iran
10 Meriden Hartford Springfield &c. Freight steamer
lcdNes . T. NJ
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MEAL ESTATE TO EyCIIttGt.

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PHDOKLYN HOUSES - exchange iur
farm JOHN -. HONI Jkl % l-LI--s-
FLATS TO LET-t nfurnished.
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Fl.y,rt nuar,fnents, facing Park: $50 TO
tlJO FRED STONE. 90 Broadway.