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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

been unloading quantity OK December on mo
market Leaders these sales were Councilman * %
Weare and Others who acted through commission nr'ns
The load heavy that the Barrett Cudahy 'ivWu
was frightened and sold out Al the close september
sold at bon cents against low level ot oo,s cents ~
hsh 5Gis cents. and opening OF oois 10 %"
cents The cash wheat sales were 3iJOOc busheis' OF
which 1870 No spring for direct export
and the Detroit. Toledo and interior miiierr
Kansas reported that ST. Louis during the ast rev
davs worked 10000 bushels hard wheat ana tha me
grain would Via New orleans and Galveston. MIN
neapolis decreased 10000 bushels for the week
decrease bushels THE Modern Miller reported
furnishings increased but predicted Hight marketings
Local receipts 100 with 40 estimated ior To
morrow The inspection was GO.TD bushels North
western receipts AIS cars. against 400 last week
year. Charters for $4,000 bushels at
II. cents 10 Buffalo
The big trade changing Of september
May by Bartlett. Frazier CO.. heavy buying
Of May by Captain Phillips. and moderate selling by the
country through receiving firms Opening prices were
but higher than Yesterday. and at the close
made. The local out inspection was
$4,000 bushels Receipts 40 cars with go ssti-
mated FOR charters were FOR 2z8OD bushels
AZ 1G1s Buffalo Lake freights were weak
May opened at - cents sold at 24t cents ana -
cents. and closed 2jis cents.
oats duh and weak. September opened NJ Ia
cents sold TO i7is cents closed i7ts bid
Provisions dull September pork closed AT an ad
~ for the day while october up 2i7
cents. unchanged. Lard and ribs were
practically unchanged
the curb puts september wheat closed at 55ls
calls 56. Puts May closed at 26s
cents; calls at 264N267s cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Sunday morning a,
1915 H0igson Hall. southeast Of 18th and
45'h-st. the NewYor6 Church - Christ Scientist" Al
cnriLaLiN lnNI..d
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Boston. Aug 21.-"The Commercial Bulletin will say
tomorrow Of the wool market: The sales Of the week
l5si9O0 n domestic and l6SSOD n foreign against
6030o n domestic and 49, on n foreign last week and
2 $4,000 n domestic and 050p ~ foreign FOR the
week last The sales date show decrease Of
32s s63 n domestic 10 foreign from the
sales the date 1890 The receipts date snow
decrease ~ 1929 bales domestic and l 300 bales Tor
eign salesman. who has been through Rhode Island
reported 80 II rs mills closed In Philadelphia - per
Of the wool working machinery IL silent The Ar
lngon mills has shipped ZOO bales II Australian wool
back England Negotiations are In progress by other
parties for the shipment u 1000 bales Of Australian 10
England and 800 Daes French secured France. There
IS slightly better speculative inquiry In spite ~ me
duness. buyers who well supplied with
cash have taken wool. believing that the bottom has
reached that with McKneys election business
viii improve prices No further concessions
reported"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22
THE CANOE CAMP AT CLAYTON.

MANY NEW ARRIvALs-THE RACES ATTRACTING
GREAT ATTENTION.
American Canoe Association Camp, Clayton, ~
Y Aug N.-The camp is every day growing IN
number and the island now presents an appear
ance creditable 10 the association. The women are
enthusiastic and the men are doing everything IN
their power to make camp life en)oyaole' Inc
races are attracting great attention. and when the
borr arrived for to-day's races to start Eel Bay
was crowded with all kinds of pleasure craft from
the oldtme stern paddle wheel to the magnificent
steam launch
The races to-day rather important, ana
prove concusively that Charlie" Archibald is a
crack sailor He won two to-day without
any trouble. The Champlan and Orilia cups Tell
his prowess ,,, -
Among the new arrivals in camp are Miss f.
Pauline Johnston, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Scott OF
tawa; the Misses Cartwright. Kingston. and A T.
OBrien Toronto.
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GERALD PAGET GIVES A CUP.

Newport, Il l.. Aug. 1.-THE thirty-footers to-
day sailed for the Paget cup. given by Gerald
Paget owner OF the English boat Rosemary The
race over an eiehtcen-mile course. up the Bay
and across to Wexford HarDor. turning Briggs
Buoy and return. The wind strong from the
southwest, which gave the boats good run up to
the end Of Conancut and then reach over 10 The
buoy The last leg dead beat 20 wiudward
The boats finished follows. The NaquerO. 243 IS.
the Musme 2.4430. the Asahi. 2.i6 p, the Puck
2fsOS. the Esperanto. 2:i9N. the Wawa. 1853 the
Hora Il
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CLOSING PRICES SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. q ,spet aD.A boom IN the cotton mar
ket made II foregune conclusion that attack would
be made the Stoner Brien Prnge combine II shorts
An advance ~ = IN Liverpool in the face our
decline yesterday and big demand for cash wheat
FASTENED tho attack. The shorts found when they
20 cover. that they competing with Norton Worth
ington. tuunseman a Co. fhe others
had been selling the cash grain. also with local specua
tors VINO were strong Ia the bull aith ana anxious
buy There men headed by Captain Phillips John
scott Cudahy and the Barretts ~ the time the shorts
had covered and the wants of the bulls had been sup
piled. II was discovered that the elevator had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

BRICK CHURCH.
5th-ave and 31th St.
HENRY VAN DYKE. Pastor. -
Church closed sundays. August % and 30. Weekly
evening Service Wednesday, at o'clock
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BOARD AND ROOMS,

>~~N7~NN~~NN0N~ON0~N~~~ NNNN.0>
PARTIES seeking accommodations for the
winter can have large room and bod
room. with superior board in American
family; SIC weekly 223 Wes, 69rh-s,
loTHST.. 35 WEST Beautiful large and
small cool rooms table unexcellad: tran
fients accommodated.
32D ST. "a AND IS. near Imperial.
suite, with private bath on second floor.
also hall rooms.
4" EAST 2sTH-sT.-- Large. handsomely
furni she'd room. also nan room excel
lent table and ATTENDANCE reference
10TH ST. 81 WEST. Large and small
rooms, Darlor. second and third floors.
private baths. with good board
57TH ST. 4oo AND All WEST. Large
small rooms. single or ensuite. with ex
cellent board. convenient 10 all roads
74TH-sT.. WEST.-Select board In
Southern family: references Q. II. H.
C.. Postofilce Box .. 165
I-i32 MADIsON-AvE. COR. Dist. ST
Handsomely furnished single and double
rooms. with excellent board.
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ed acreage greatly diminished from many OF the
wears between 1866 and 1895 covered by the tables
Potatoes fell from 50 cents per bushel In ls TO 700
cents I'm 1895 The production enormously n
creased. having been in 1895 @7.23,S7O bushels the
largest crop on record. .. A..
ali values given from 1862 to 1878 currency values
1.-The currency equivalent of 500 In gold as an aver
Controller 1852 sll$S lsS3 MS2 ISL S sSS az
1870 si49; 1871 Sill 1872. sl24; 1873. sllSs 1914
ILL.,: 1876; sil4S: 1876 sl15 1871 sl4S; 1873 lcOS
there was no difference in value between gold and
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REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE.

.~oDNo~@ ~rN00~N0-oNoN| ~o@o|N~-o~oN(|(o
TO EXCHANGE. $3.50. 900 piece Of cen
trail Chicago property. producing fair in
some Incumbrance $50 ZOO. VIII take
clear Kansas City or St Louis Mo. prop
ertv. or good stocks or bonds VIII give
bargain 10 party able n assume incum-
hrance. C. C. SPOTSWOOD. Room TO1.
l45 Ia Sale St. Chicago. III.
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HELP WANTED,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NNNNN.No>NLooNNoD~
Female.
WANTED scandinavian or German girl
for general homework for family II
four adults. god wages. Apply 30 Yves;
a3dst.. n~st fat. east.
WANTED. -Lady's maid French thor
ouShly competent good hair dresser.
packer and s"amstress. must give per-
sonai reference. Apply Monday between
! and 3 p. m. Fast 57th-st
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TO TEST A NORTH CAROLINA SUNDAY LAW.

Raleigh ~ c.. Aug. H.-W. II. Deaver. OF Ashe
ville has brought suit against the Southern Rail-
way TO test the legality of hauling express on
Sundays in North Carolina. The suit Is based upon
a section Of the code which provides that no rail-
way company shall permit any to be run
Sunday save such TO transport United States
mails either with or without passengers. and such
as are exclusively for passengers and those
clusively for live stock. fruits vegetables and per
ishable frcights Sunday Is construed to be be-
tween sunrise and sunset. The Southern Railway
will handle express matter save pcrishable
articles Sunday until this question IS settled
The penalty is $3.50 for each train in each county
through which the railway runs II is said that
under literal construction OF the act, dead bodies
cannot he shipped on that day.
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REAL ESTATE TO LET.
NNNNO.NNO"TN- -N70||
Country.

Country.
MADISON. y. J.-On the Morris'own
Drive: fines, location; FOR lease. unfur
nished. gen,leman's house. ample
grounds Particular. EDWARD ?. HAM
I.rAN & 90 nc Rr-alMaN- y. ".
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WORK WANTED.
Female

Female.
AN EXPERIENCED WOMAN physician.
with kind. agreeable disposition. would
arrange 90 attend or travel with an in
valid. .feisncss unrXcepionable. Address
DOCTOR. Box : Tribune Office.
AMrRI An WIDOW. refined. desires Few
hours daily 20 read or make herself us
ful To- inNalils or elderly persons. Mrs.
EcKFORD. 2B West 18th ST.
JANIrRESS Mari ed. no children. good
reference. Mrs. FtNNEGAN. 332 West
Ash st. 50 iloor, front.
JANlTRESS By married woman. Will be-
found satisfactory ~ cards. Address
Mrs CHARLErON. $50 West i5th so.
YOUNG LADY would like position az ~
fce assistant Address Y. ;. care VII
cox. 3is Greene ave. nr.okyn.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WESTERN RAILROAD NOTES.

Chicago Aug A.-Managers Of the Western roads
held conference in Commissioner Midgeleys Office
yesterday brace up rates on packing-house
products from the Missouri River, but no action
grew out of the meeting. Yesterday the Santa re
road put in a rate on provisions to the Atlantic
seaboard of cents per hundred pounds. Missouri
River to Chicago on export business only. At yes
terdays meeting an effort was made on the part
of the other lines to get the Santa Fe 10 Withdraw
that tariff II developed, however. that some OF
the roads had made contracts on corn and wheat
and packing -house products at the existing rates
that would not run out until October !. which
planned why the meeting failed 10 reach any con-
cluson toward restoring rates.
Further reductions in the freight rates between
Chicago and .St Paul were made yesterday. The
Lake Superior Transportation Company came out
with a tariff announcing rates from Chicago to st.
Paul in connection with the st. Paul and Duluth
Railroad which are materially below those the
Car Ferry line announced the day previous. These
rates. which go into effect august %. are: First
class, 40 cents; second class. 80 cents; third 20
cents fourth u cents fifth. 10 cents; Glass A, y
cents and classes B. G.. d and f. 10 cents. Cor
responding reductions also announced on the
principal commodities The Lake Michigan Car
Ferry Company soon It learned of this ac-
ton by the Lake Superior line, Issued another
tariff, making the rates.
The Chicago Great Western Railway has met the
ferrys tariff Of the day before carload classes
only. and also on the principal commodities.
The general agents of the Eastern railroads at Den
yesterday decided TO recommend to their compa-
MES a one-fare round trip to Denver from Missouri
River points and 50 per cen rate from points
for the festival of Mountain and Plain. October o.
and s. Notice received that the Western Passen-
ger Association has granted rate of one fare plus
81 from the Missouri River and intermediate points
for the Esteddfod ana a -and-a-third rate from
81. Louis.
The Wabash and Santa Fe railroads at Kansas City
yesterday met the eght-cent rate per hundred on
lard tallow. oeo oil. grease and canned meats from
Kansas City the Mississippi made Wednesday
by the Alton The Santa Fe followed suit in part by
making the rate on OleO. oil. lard. siearine and
tallow for export and rate of 1872 cents on other
packing house products. This Is in the interest OF
Atlantic against Gulf port shippers, and apparently
Is the beginning Of another interesting freight rate
war
A union meeting of all the railroad brotherhoods in
Indiana has been called al Indiana polls for next Sun
day There will he a secret session In the morning
and an open meeting in the afternoon The purpose OF
the gathering is not disclosed by the call
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DREsSNAKIyG.

N~NNNNNoN-~NNNNOoN
COITt RIERE FRANCHISE formerly
with Stern Brothers. advanced STYLES f1r
fall gowns. capes and Jackets. elegant
work. reasonable prices. ladies' materials
USED. remoleling short notice. Nine AN
DERSON. 23s 6th-ave.. near 15th-sf. re
moved from 18th 81
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AGAINST THE JOINT TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION

TIE New-York Produce Exchange filed a copy
Of petition to the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion yesterday against the Joint Traffic Association
The petition alleges that the association has been
and is guilty of various violations of the provisions
OF the 10 regulate in hing and
maintaining of transportation to the aboard
which give Philadelphia, Baltimore, Newport News
Norfolk and Boston advantages to the detriment Of
NAVY Ork
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
-o0NrONoNNNNo00000 N0IN0oo0NVUVVOVOV
GOuutrv

country.
BARGAIN AT Schooley's Mountain.
y. j.. near the hotels. on macadain road
from Hackettstown; healthful location:
farm. 60 acres: good buildings. hous" with
bath running water. range. 81 100. Ed
WARD +. HAMILTON & co. a6 B'way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

TOPICS Angus. 49, II a. m. Have Ye Received
Holy Spirits?' p. m. Pushing % th- F. ~" n
J. WHITCDMB BltDJGHLER.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~ON-N--~.~ .>yN0O>N.NO0~N-o-~NN~
MADISON-ANE.. 100 Large back paror
room. connecting private bath. suitable
for doctor. also other suites. reference.
NICELY furnished room. private house:
bath. running water. permanent party
only. i'5 Veg 18th st.. one door from
Broadway
81 WEST 18TH ST.-ComfOrtably fur
nishe1 large and small rooms. we'll kept:
good service. excellent table: references.
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NOTIcE.-EstImates for furnishing and puttIng
ReIiaions Notires.

ufIluIUuo ~tUlllro
,>INoo1eoo~N1oooNNo~~
ASSOCIATION HALL 22d 81 and 4h IeR
august r. a; 34' p M hey D. A Msc s nrersme
All men cordially Invited
At SOUTH CHURCH Madison ave and Ssh-st.--ser
vice a. II a m: Rev. RODERICK TERRY D. D. VIII
preach
At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9eth.st.
FRANKLIN GAYLoR. New-York. viii preach a. az IL
a. Prayer-meeting "Wednesday evening at = churcn
closed to second sunday in September
nrT 5i@7'y VIZ eT 6fE E}s.i Pastor.
evening service Wednesday. at o'clock
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH corner Bath
ST. and Broadway.-Rev JOHN L. sCLDDER Jersey
City. will preach. Services at II a m. and p. m
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 57,h-s,,-lpo,r:
MACARdHuR breaches Morning Pieee Of The Apostle
for Silver" All invited.
CENTRAL METRoPoLITAN TEMPLE, III ia. ave- and md
Ken : PARREs 6ApMAN stnss res $50 pleas
ant m hour 0sa s5f ard 15e sfHprs n a
unity in purpose The reaching and saving Of the peops
daily one and d ss pa ss v H and IN the
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Sunday morning a.
1915 Hoigson Hall southeast corner q 9TH ave and
45h-st the New-York Church % Christ Scientist" Al
cordially invited.
CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN No 1870 West
46'h stow mass 30 high mass .; mathis. TO- low
mass. II; vespers plain, a
CHURCH OF THE sTRANGERs-- Mer.er-s,.. near s,h
ing returned to the city vii preach tomorrow and
7f5 Morning subject. The Golden soeptre." All the
strangers
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH West End-sv>
and 1lih-st .hnrch closed congregation worshipping
ST.. At II m.
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FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. Boulevard and 7e,h 9,
Rev l. " HALDEMAN. Pastor-church open ali .,,-s
mcr Services II a. m. and r. m. Friday eysrr
prayer and testimony meeting m O'Clock Pev CO
". FOLWELL. y. D.. ~ Philadelphia. win peach :.
morrow, borh morning and evening ~ arc wf'cJre "
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WORK WANTED.

@O~>~>~N~~N
Male.
ACCOUNTANT WILL EXAMINE. open.
close or balance books. small Gets posted
weekly or monthly. reasonable rates. cor
porauon and mercantile refercn. es
MAGkAlN. Room ~. Tribune Building.
A YOUNG English speaking Italian. with
large acquaintance among saloon and
liquor dealers IN New York and vicinity.
wishes a position a. salesman with re
liable brewery or liquor house. wagr. or
commission. best references Address T.
A &1 East ll3th -.
BOY 10. German desires pos tion AZ any
thing. FRED 323 T.. 18Th st.. top ncor
BOY. Is. intengen, German American.
VI nes position IN wholesale house whore
he can advance. best x reference. l..
ENGE Wcstchestei city.
HOOKKEEpEE
Wanted Position as h0okkeeper or cash
Ter by young man. 81 years old l. Years
experience. best ~ references. quick. ac-
ourate. good penman; salary So per week
Address Box ll3 looslck FAILS y. y
CLERK By young man. - practical.
weil-educated. just returned from china.
in mcr"ahtn's or Manufactured Office or
a. secretary o. gentleman, would travel.
English and German. typewriter Address
T. H., Box ~, College Point J.. /.
CARPENTER Good iohher with tools.
wishes steady position n wnoies,le
Blum 81. Town ~ rnlon. y ].
COMPETENT MANAGER Of numbering
or tannery interests desires position,
land agency acceptable, good ref rences.
A. J. NORTON. ST. Regis Falls y. \.
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~ lverng stationery and printed and lithographed
forms etc $40 will be received by ne
Department Of Docks until IL o'clock noon. September
isge For full particulars. City Record Copies for
sal, at No Q CITY Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. corner Bath
81 and Br0adway.-Rev. JOHN l. SCEpDER. Jersey
City. will preach. Services at II a m. and p m
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AssOCrAT HALL. 22i ST. and 4th ave--sSunday,
August %. 3:45 r. Rev D. asa Bl'.A' NbN No.
D D. Will address 20 men. Musical programme
All cordially invited
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sUBURBAs REAL estate.

AT xOSTCLAIR. Houses for sale and 70
Yet: furnished and unfurnished. "A n
TAYLOR. Aontciair. ". J.
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STATISTICS OF FARM CROPS.
A CIRCULAR ISSUED BY THE AGRICULTURAL DE-
PARTMENT IN ANSWER TO QUERIES.

PARTMENT IN ANSWER TO QUERIES.
Washington. Aug. 21.-The Agricultural Depart
rnent has published Circular No !. called forth by
numerous inquiries. giving the acreage, production
and value Of the principal farm crops, with other
data in the United States from 1866 TO 1895 in
elusive 4 few Of the articles and average price
per bushel given:
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH 2sth-st .,a
9th ave.-Rev ALFRED f. MYERS will preach ., =,
a. m Topic: But Little Lower than Goa and n n,
topic. -Four Laws "-'
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nnbIir Notices.
CONTRACT FOR DISPOSING OF LIGHT


" HOUSEHOLD REFUSE GATHERED BY THE De
PARTMENT OF STREET CLEANING 40
The Commissioner Street Cleaning desires public at
tenton that he about receive bids Tor me
rubbish Other garbage ashes and street sweepnss
ga hered Up Department OF Street Cleaning ana
deposited that Departments yards In different portions
OF the city.
Fuller particulars form ~ estimate pro-
posal. the security 70 be paid In by bidders ana me
terms and conditions contract be obtained az
the Office Of Department Of Street Cleaning No ~
Chambers Street.
Attention is directed to the advertisement o. this pro-
posed contract appearing IN The City Record. mo
official organ q the City.
NOTICE Estimates for furnishing and de-
~ Hverng about 700 ~ anthracite coal. under
54s will be received by the Department or DOCKS
noon September !, 1896. For full par
ticuars. city Record Copies for sale al NO : 'iS
Hall.
n Office Estimates for furnishing and de-
~ lvering stationery and printed and autographed
Department Of Docks until IL o'clock noon September J.
1899 For full particulars. City Record Copies Tor
sale at No city Hall
NOTICE.-Estlmates for furnishing and putting
Will be received by he Department of Docks until IL
o'clock noon September J. 1896 For full particulars see
city Record. Copies for sale at No. CITY Han
n TICE.-Estimates for the removal OF piers
AT the foot ~ Rehune and lith Streets. North
River 543 will be received by the Depart
Docks until ~ o'clock noon. September l. ihs
For fun particulars. CITY Record Copies for sale at
80. city Hall
NOTICE.-Estmates for furnishing sawed
y spruce timber under contract Will be received
% 1895 For fun particulars. see the CITY Record
Copies for sale at No 2 city Hall.
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD SHOPS OPENED
Salisbury, n. c., Aug 21-Presdent Spencer Of
the Southern Railway to-day turned on steam at
the new and immense workshops of that system
constructed here Vice Presidents Baldwin and
Andre also present These shops are tho
largest In the Southern States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH 4sth-st ana -
ave.-key. e. =. JOHNSON y. D.. Of Albany ytI
preach at II Il m. '' WIZ
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
COOK .-- BY nrst-ciass chef. understand
ing all branches - French and kmeri-
can cooking. for an institution or club
best references CHEZ. 3SB Myrtle ave
brooklyn.
COOK L SEFlL MAN a coiored couple
wife nrst-cilss southern cook man is
handy In any way, can give good refer
ences. NO children. city or country. ". IA
COOPER. AZ 1th-aNe.. hrst floor
'pA'tNAN. BY thoroughly competent
SN Mish married man. no family. eight
YelrS' first class CITY reference. steady
coIntr, place preferred COAIHMAN.
.5oig East lcth-st.
COACHMAN and general man on country
place. good references moderate wages.
W II e.. 2il West i0th-sL
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ST. II,K3's NJ E. CHURCH 10. wes' 3ls'-s, Rev.
G. y NARROWER. y. D.. P1stcr-Nor1lrg Service IL
Preaching by the Rev. BROWNELL GAGE.
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Country.
TO RENT-On Jersey Central Railroad,
one nour from town. completely fur-
nished house. first class order. al improve
nlen,s fine library, etc. ten rooms acre
and half ground. stable etc Rent $500
Address Robert D. Swan. 10 West 3lst-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,o,,.
both ST. Rev. JOHN HALL D. D.. Past0r-se-glces say
day. 2sd at II A. m. and .. m. Re-. GEORGE r pm
TEcOST, ID. D.. u London is expected fi,sts ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-22

CHURCH OF ST. MARY THE VIRGIN No 1870 West
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