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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13
BILLIARD PLAYERS DIFFER.
SOME WANT TO LIMIT THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
TO FOUR HUNDRED PoINTs-sCoREs MADE


SOME WANT TO LIMIT THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
TO FOUR HUNDRED PoINTs-scoREs MADE
BY sIossON AND IVES
The players entered in the championship billiard
tournament at Madison Square Garden Concert
Hall November 90 are at variance as TO the num-
Der OF points 10 be played When a company Of
rered a purse Of $3.50 and trophy 1t was stipu-
lated that the game should be 500 points up Since
beginning practice the players have discovered that
II REQUIRES considerable time to roll up 800 buttons
at the new game, and a majority OF them favor
a reduction TO 400 points Ives objects TO such
move setting forth that he entered the tournament
on J90-point understanding, and he VIII not agree
to a change. There Is likely to be an nteres ing
George Slosson played fine billiards. yesterday
In a game with Edward Mclaughlin he scored as
follows:
slossop-3 a. As. l. a. l. o2. 81. A. o. II. IS. 49,
McLaughiln-4 !, %, /, /. l. %. . IA. o. o. 2 ]. s.
JG. 10. 81. =. O-i40.
slossons average %; McI4aughilns :.
Ives played 500 points yesterday afternoon in
night he made 800 points in eighteen innings, an
average of "a High runs-Afternoon li0; even
ing. l2S.
In addition TO the cash prize and emblem for the
tournament. the MANAGEMENT OF the Ives BLIZZARD
room Will present prizes to the player making the
highest grand average. and another to the one
scoring the largest The first named Will Sc
cure handsome ruby and diamond scarfp!n and
the second, diamond-set gold cuff buttons.
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PLAY FOR MRS. GEORGE GouLps CUP.

FLA1 TUX MRS. ULUftGE GUULDS CUP.
Lakewood. N J.. Nov. p (SpeciaD.-The mems
handicap series for the cup presented by Mrs
George J. Gould opened by a match on the
Country Club links today. strong wind
blowing. but tn cards handed in The win
ner William B. Dowd, who had a handicap Of
Is holes. Dowd's score was: Out, 7. I, 8. I,
g. 8. 6, 65; in. s. s. 8, s. 5. s. G. As; 49, lS 81
The net scores of the other contestants follow:
The Rev. D. L. Schwartz 81; Theodore *. Penn
brook. 90: Arthur B. Clafln &c. F.. Robbins Walker.
81; Dr. Paul T. Kmball, Ss James Converse. 99
Walter n. Coles. 10l; A F. Sutherland, lC3; A w.
Black 10S
The score for the cup stands as follows: Dowd.
points: Schwartz, points; Pembroke point.
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PORTER or DRIVER.-Strong ard will
Ing; city references; aged 81. Address
yOUV TANNING 1915 Nadison-st.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM, BY
HAND on the floor. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING co. Los Broadway.
42l 70 400 East 4sth-st. COZ 6 BRANDT.
l,ror-rlafn-a Talnnhlre ~ 2S.h.
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CITATIONS.

v>N~N~~~N~~~~|~~~>S~>
THE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. bv the grace OF God. free end
independent. To Robert Watts. sarah II.
Kearny. Caroline @. Kearny. Affls L.
Kearny. George II. Kearny. John waits
Brufr, Alfred Rearuy, rnskeep Kearny Sue
c. Hardis Annie X. Gresor. and James
De Lancey Verplanck. send greeting;
Whereas. Robert Watts and George n.
Kearny. Of the CITY OF New York. and
Brooklyn. respectively. have lately applied
10 ne Surrogate's Court OF our City and
County 81 New York. 10 have a certain
instrument IN writing. bearing date the ~
day OF June. 1898. relating 70 both real
and personal property. duly proved as the
last viii end tes,amen, Of Edward Kear-
nv. late ~ the CITY and County ~ New
York. deceased therefore. you. and each
Of you. are .itet 10 appear before the sur
York. AT his of'ce IN the CITY - New
York on the Siv'h Asv - December. ore
thousand eight hundred and ninety-seven.
az half-Dast ten O'CLOCK IN the forenoon
OF that day then and tfcre - attend mo
probate OF the saio last VII and testament
And such Of you as are hereby cited. a.
are under the age 81 twen'y-ors years.
are required a. appear BY your ruar,ian.
II you have one. or II you have none. 20
appear and apply Cor one 10 be appointed.
or IN the event ~ your neglect or failure
to do 50. guardian will be appointed by
the Surrogate 10 represent and act for you
In the proce ding.
In testinon' whereof. we have caused the
seal 81 the Sgrrogate's Court Of
said City and County ~ New
York 10 he hereunto AFFIXED.
Witness. Hon Frank T. Fits
gerald. Surrogate OF our said
q. So City ard County. at the City Of
New York. the ii,h Gay OF octo-
Ger. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eisht hundred and
n,refy-seven.
J. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surroga'e's Court.
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PIANOS AND ORC ANS.

YOUR ATTENTION. PLEAsE.--We ofrer
f1r Saturday. six large upright ldnde-
man & Sons pianos. slightly used. at one
uniform price one-half ~" regular. good
n now and took Ike new; fully cuaran-
teed. English oak. hls'erei walnut and
rrahorarv. factory only. LINDENAN &
-.... ~ w 90 ~ rret ll-l--er
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JOCKEY GLIB STEWARDS.

meeting Of the stewards of the Jockey Club
held yesterday afternoon. No conclusion was
arrived at concerning matters under discussion,
and the meeting adjourned until next Monday at
p. m.
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ASSOCIATION HALL. c3i-st and 4th-ave.-
Special addresses by Rev. j. MANTON SMITH, OF Spur
geon's Tabernece London. England, sunday afternoon
BIAS o'clock. Every weekday evening O'Clock in the
parors. The above meetings are Tor young e
ciusvely Every afternoon at o'clock rarlors
which well men are Invited Special music
each service.
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Relio,ons Notices.

~ ~ 80.
Rev. S. DE LANCEY TOWNSEND. FL. D., Rector
Holy Communion. n. m. morning prayer and sermon
by the Rector. ii a evening prayer D. m. Stran-
gers welcome
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WORKSUOP OUTFITS.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ >oo>N>oNo>>>"N~-0~N~N0">
SILVER medal 1896. American Institute.
CfiAS. T. LITTLE. ~ Fulton-st' me
chonlcs' and machnists' tools and ma
rtfwary
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GENTLEMAN OF ability. married. highest
references from STANDARD Oil people and
Wall Street houses. desires to open and
manage uptown Office FOR good Stock Elk
change house or will accept position Of
trust ABILITY. Box %. 1922 broadway.
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ALL wELCOME.-washngton Square Methodist Epis-
copal Church. 4th-st. and Square West. Rev. w. +.
ANDERSON. Pastor.-10.3O and 745. the Pastor Re-
vval meetings all next week.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH. Madson-ave and 66th-st-
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON will preach IL a. m. The
Westminster Confession OF Faith" Eversong D. m
Sermon by Rev. A. ". HENSHAW.
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH O1ni,arian 4th-ave and Goth
st-The Pastor Rev. THOS r. SLICER. will preach a
II g. The public cordially invited
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NtCUINERN.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5oo sccond-hand
wood and lfJn working machines, fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and TX
changed. GEORGE - EDDY 3aS MaIl-
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PAINTER. kaisomner. paperhanger wants
Wort; for Landlords. private or state: roof
painting: good and cheap. II. SPRCN-
KEEL l12 Fast Il3th-st
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COLLECTOk-By young American man.
aged = years. can furnish highest refer
ence and bonds II desired. Address Box Q,
Tribune Office.
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TYpEWEITlIRS.

BLICKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best. price. So. thou
sands in use: send for home indorse-
ments. BLiCKENSpFRFER MFG CO.,
- fe-oafu-av Rom =
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WATCHES AND DIAJoxn.
.A-1S ~ = ~
MnTNN nnDNFnNln


Cold Alloy Watches. warranted
years" American make. I Jewels. o7en-
face. Slgj; Hunting case, 1895; ladies'
size. S3.9j. \ "P. :. Bartlett" WathsE
watch. gents hunting case. plain. with
shield that cost $500 for $50: line
umekeeper; warranted 10 years. The case
is solid li-Karat God Finished. Ve also
have one each Flgin. Waltham and Hamn-
den watches. that CoGt from Si1H1 q
$1,000. that we VIII sell f1r SO each. and
warrant them for 20 years. fine Solid
i4-karat Gold stl'fencd cases. A,sl one
very fine h.sh-Fradc Waltham watch, that
cost $1,000. with a lne dauhlr-s'rand
cents vest chain and charm, that we Offer
FOR $50 cash. thls y the greatest bargain
We ever or rcd. We also have the follow
ing diamond bargains that We have taken
In trade: sGJ stud for SO; one $50 adde's
solitaire ring. S21: one pair ~ large soll-
taire earrings that cost $50. for sale
NJ $40 cash. gents large diamond ring.
almost carais.' In heavy beicher
setting cost $500. will seli for Sl2J cash.
Every article warranted as represented.
Sent 10 any address II cash comes with
order. or can he seen A. KEENE'S Watch
Store 40 Fulton-st., Esw-NOrk.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF the New-York sunday-school
Rutgers Riverside Church 73d-s and the
Boulevard Monday, November 10, p m, the election OF
officers for ls97-S9S will take place. The business will
dispatched with promptness and lecture will be
given by Mr.. w Z. STEPHENS Christ in the Taber-
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AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS. 424 Grand-st
HERMANN WARsZAWlAk breaches to-day Saturday.
Subject The Conversion OF Saul OF Tarsus"
O'Clock.
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COOK. Nv Japanese. frst-c.ass COOK. IN
private family or hotel: goo1 rerrrenVe'
Address : + 233 Sands-st.. Brooklyn.
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ApvERTlsEuENTs and subscriptions sos
The Tribune received at their UPTOWN
once. No. i.242 Broadway. "a door north
~ Sist-st.. unit. . o'clock y. M; advsr-
Offices al regular once rates until 4 o'clock
p. M, viz. I: c3s sth-ave.. .. e. cor. 23d-st.t
is2 e,h-eve., Or. i2th-st.; Mays 9Th
ave. ard 1sth-se.: ia2 co.u-1rus-avs. r.ap
ave 90 East l4th-st.; 81 West Izd-sf.,
oetween It'll and 6.h avss.y
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GROCERY CLERK.-By young man: I
years experience: good marker and book
keeper; excellent references. GROCER. 1865
West 32d-st.
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LrTHO-ENGRAVER desires situation:
label and pen work T. SCHARPF. 81
1sf-a"e
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COACHMAN.-Single: fully competent IN
every way; willing 10 be uSetui pes, oi
re,c-srcs can BE- seen at $50 5th-ave
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PRE5sMAN. cylinder and Gordon good
general hand. Al on blank books; reil-
mile. reference: wages moderate II steady.
WM KLAlSS 4i6 West 4eth-st
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AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
I2ist-st.--Rev. MERLE ST. C. WRIGHT. Pastor Will
preach az H. Sunday-schoo 9:45 a IN. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

PORTER. &c.-By young man, y. as
porter or anything: - years reference
from last employer G. JAEGER, oil
East l2th-st.
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sOLvYNs. HARRIETTE LIN pursuance
~ an order = Hon Frank T. Fitze' rald.
surrogate - the City and County OF New
York. Notice Is hereby given - all per-
sons having claims AGAINST Farriette l.
soivyns. late of the CRY 81 London, Eng
land decea sod u present the same with
vouchers thereof h tho subscriber. AZ bis
Mace % transac'ing business. No. 70
Rroad street IN the CITY - New York. on
or before the 2o;h day ~ April next.
Dated New York. the 18Th day Of %
tober 1891. -
FRANCIS =. GARRFTSON.
WYATT & TRIMBLE. Execueof.
Attorneys for executor,
81 Pine street,
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HOUSEWORK. &c.-By neat young Ger
man girl. good cook and lsundress: has
friend nurse. assist homework; city. coun-
try. pos Fast 50th-st.. one flight. back.
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OACHNAN.-Engllsh God appearance;
age 20: ar-around man: married: 10
family: good references: employer can be
seen. F. r.. 1874 West 62d-st.
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WORK WANTED.

CORRESPONDENT. &c.-wanted. posi-
zion as correspondent or assistant man.
agrr IT, some irst-class business house,
wholesale preferred. by mIdle-dged
man n ability, experience and strict So
briefly. !. T. j.. Lap Broadway.
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHrRcu We,
i45th-s ard convent-ave.. Rev e. n. CHAPLIN u n
Pastoral II a. m. "Fag-end Religion" At & n ~
Naanan. the Saved Sinner Strangers cordially wei,
coined 49,
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MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. s3d-st.
and the Bouieyard.-Toacnng the Pastor. Rev. H. a.
STlMSON. u. y. Services al II a. and p. m sun
day-schoo a. 2:is o.
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DESKS Is OFFICE FURNITURE.

billiard AND POOL TABLES.
Observation-Disclosures
MANUFACTURERS OF Billiard and Pool
Tables. reasonable prices. easy terms.
MARX EROS. l2t East lith-st.
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AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH. in Brook
lyn corner OF Clinton and Congress ss the Rev. JOHN
w. CHADWICK Will preach tomorrow morning at IL
O'clock Subject 1.-THE Law Of Liberty" The public
daily invited
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions ,or
The Tribune received al ine!I UpfOWn
Office, No. i.2i2 Broadway. % tecr north
OF Sisi-st.. until . o'ciock 2. ~. acvcf-
iis.ueuts received az the following lransa
o.rces al regular Office rates until O'clock
.. m, viz: 2ji 9Th :. E en'. ga II
!52 Gih-ave., cor. i:th-s;.; Mays, 9Th
ave. ard i4,h-st.. ii2 Columbus-ave., near
ave: go East 1fth-si.. - West ~ 81.
between eth nd sfh ayes: ~ asst s.ih-
ct: i.S2S ai-ave.. between 1f:E ana 10
SITS. 026 3G-age.. near Gist-s;.; Los lst-
a.. 55I 2l-ave.: 30 Blcecker-st; 80
Bleeeker-st. zoos 3d-ave. 2l0 East isth-
st; I,e2i 3d-ave.: c.Gc2 ci-ave.: D Am
yte.daa!-aye.; <o2 West <sd-0-
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DRIVER--Ry a young man. where hon.
esty. capability and temperance are ap-
lty given. Address 5. T.. Box So. Lac
Broadway.
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MISSION i42 West 2ist-st.-Evenng 40. Rey. JAMES
A. OCONNOR, Pastor. breaches. Subject Gods Pro-
tec,ng Care. Protestants and Roman Catholics invited
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HELP tNTED.

BOOkKEEPER. expert. at leisure every
Saturday from IL O'Clock. desires en-
ABELEs. care Browne. Chadwick a. Co..
~ Ocdlr-st.
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HOCSEN ORK.-By nea, young girl; -
derstands good cooking; excellent iaun-
dress: has friend waitress and chamber
maid: city or country. 20s East t4th-st..
ground floor back
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GENERAL OFFICE MANAGER Hotel
and mercantile experience; steady and
reliable: highest references and security
IN desired. Address MANAGER. 3l5 West
56'h-st
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JANTTRESS-UsEFUL MAN.-Man and
wife wish situation: wife as janitress;
man handy with tools SWEENEY. CO
West IO0th-st.
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LOSI.
~~~~~~~~~~~~c~~~>> ~~~~>>~-~~>D~~~~~~>~~>~~>
LOST. handbook 80. 600 So. Bank Tor
saving - an ave. Now York. Pay
f1crt stopped Please return book % bank.
PATENT FOR SALE.-A now and val
uailo pa'ent f0r the manufacture or
",r,fncial stone" FOR building purposes;
ais. Cor sHewalks Address \. X.
rrrAR. 2o3 sth-st y. ". Washington.
-
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AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-ave. ana 3s,h-st..
Rev. RODERICK TERRY, d. D.. Pastor.-Servces OF
the Holy Communion OF II a. preaching az p m.
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ENGINEER. &c. BY middle aged man.
as engineer: has good license: or as nigh,
wa,chman; iirst-class references. Apply
H. W. ~ Jewell-st.. BROOKLYN.
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MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
os-ave ard Tth-st Rev. JOHN G. FhGp
will preach a II a m. and .. m
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CoACHuAN. GARDENER -3s: married.
no children: understand ereerhonse,s
and vegetables: careful driver. IVA, 90
preferred: good references. FIXED, io
P.un-sr Newark. y. J.
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HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH I25th-s, MAR
Madison-ave Rev MAITLAND ALEXANDER y n
Pastor-Services at II a. and 745 2. m Stranger,
cordially welcomed.
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HELP WANTED.
,>oroNN.NONNNNNNNr "NNNNNNNNNN0|NN
Male.
AGENTS - canvass your town immedi-
aiely. SIS week sure. no experience re
qulrcd. wonderful Improvement. needed
daily IN every FAMILY. rite quick. s1mne
IN velvet lluri case 10 cents. MUTT AL
MANTFACTURING Co. 1913 chlmhers-st.
WANTED Agents. ~ 70 s25 week
sure to workers: no capital needed. new
Copis. nev pan. se.i- at sight. every
family needs II. HOUSEHOLD sP|--
co. Box 42t Cincinnati. on"
WANTED.-A travelling salesman ex-
perler cea IN the sale - Baking Japans.
one familiar with all the details 81 me
business particularly IN the practical 80
plicail0n u the go1ds. Apply, giving past
e,rorlences. stating references and salary
desired. 20 BrNON. Box 800. LIT broad
way.
WANTED Two boys; American parent
age. honest intelligent and reliable,
god peumen. about - years. l.. g.
ESTES 4 SONS. - John 50.
WANTED Two reliable men near New
York civ 20 sell our choice SHRUBS.
tree. AMI roses: stock warranted = grow;
experience not necessary. We pay salary or
commission weekly: permanent work.
PERRY NURSERY co. Rochester. y. y.
WASTED Waiter and useful man:
small family: wager SIS. Address u. b.
51n G'h-aye.
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Reliqlous Notircs.

CALVARY CHURCH West 57th-st.-Dr. MACARTHUR
preache morning and evening. Evening: WAS Adams
Fail IN Eden ZIP Down.? In Bible difficulties
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EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and cor
respondent in German. French. Span
fish aud Italian. wants employment; mod
crate salary. UcPZOC. "a East l2lst-st.
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CHOW TO WIN SOULS"
rrRyIsHEr ROOMS TO LET.

LARGE trent room in private house ~
2lS West l35th-st.
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poursTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

A wAr.DENsE, we'll recommended desires
employment; country or city; can care
horses. cows. garden and make hlmse,l
generally useful. Address JEAN IRON.
lOl Clinton Place.
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SECOND UNIVERsALIsT CHURCH Lenox-aye.
above l26th-st.. Roy. LYMAN WARD. Postor-SerVce'
IL a. Subject: Count one All welcome
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COACHMAN. - Thoroughly experience
caretak.r gautloman's private ESTABLISH
rnent: unsurpassed personal testimonials
stylish. careful driver: punctual. temperate.
oi,iqinr. Industrious. faithful; moderate
expectatlnns. ". W. 81 West '''n-s''
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PAINTER wants work: 81 * Will paper
your room with wide border: ceiling
same Price: " tn gold. 80 up rooms kali
soulred. 81; anti-vermln Size used: rooms
n,inted ST IN: city or country; call with
samples send postal. MAPES. 2 Ganse-
vOOrt-st
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BRICK CHURCH
Finh-ave. and 3Tth-st
HENRY VAN DYKE. Pastor
Services Sunday November Ia
Raw JAMES 81. FAIR. Jr
will preach II a and go D m
Sunday sch oo g:45 a. m
Young nen's B.tle class. 10 a. m
Weekly evening service Wednesday at o'clock
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH corner 3l,bs,
and BToadway-Rev. CHARLES r. JEFFERSON ~
Chelsea. Mass. will preach Services at IL n y, ana
P: m. Dr. WA; y. Thompsons Bible Class VIII meet in
the parlors at $50 p. m. " ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Goth
St aad Central Park West-Rev. DAVID G. WYIIE
ID. D.. Pastor breaches at IL a. m D. m. meeting In
the Interest Church Erection Addresses by Dr. JOHN
HALL and others. Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Rev. THOMAS DIXON. JR.. rreacncs in the Academy
OF Muslc Sunalv mnrnIng. Prelulc cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
boulevard chr. West I'D street
Preaching nv fhe Pastor % - 2. m. ana p. m.
Rev. SAMUEL MCOMB. NJ \. Oxon).
Weekly seryic" Wednesday evening at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

LETTER WRITING or envelope address
Ing by hrst-ciass rapid penmani even
lngs. Address ED ". PARKES. 1902 West
2sih-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

Rev. Father SARGENT, o. H. c., VIII preach in 81.
ChrysostomR Chanel Th-avc.. 31hst. sunday
morning al II o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

cHFF.-A frSt-c,ass chef. colored. with
experience IN frst-class hote.s. wNnld
Ike situation IN hotel. club or restaurant
90 South : SMITH $50 Tth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH io4th-.t
west n CCunbus-ave Rev. i. ". WATERS Pastor =
H. subject. Sand and Rock third In series to young
men subject The Young Man IN Society" Professor
Chapman. barytone solost, will sing Sittings free
Everybody welcome. sabbath-school at 230. EDyor,b
IesPle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY. CORNER TENTH
STREET.
8 a. m. Holy Communion.
a. Morning prayer and address.
m. Later evensOng and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

CHEF. -Rv n chef. single. ~ wears or age
for private tam'lv, hrs' class references
Z r. Rox az 90 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-13

PHILLIPS PiEsBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madlson-ave
northeast corner 12i-spreaching by the Pastor. Rev
JOHN L. BUSHNELL at II a. m. and p. m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1897-12-07
=our Band 4, cnarlea rown.

We clip the following under the above
caption from the Boonsboro Times of Nov. A:
The Boonsboro Band went over to Charles
Town, w Va, last Wednesday upon invi-
tation from committee Of the independent
Firemen. They reached their destination at
o o'clock and were warmly greeted by a COM
mittee of firemen who escorted them through
the place and thence to their hail. where
fair was in progress. At 10 clock the band
was breakfasted in sumptuous style at the
hall by the fair ladies who were, as always
on such occasions, in their best graces ana
elegance As the feasting was inaugurated
that morning so it was continued during
Wednesday and Thursday when they return
ed home. Courtesies were shown them at
every stage of their stay, and appreciation OF
their coming and of their music, was heaped
in full upon them. Our boys are gushing
over with lavish praise of. and admiration
for the good people f Charles Town. for v fhf
there will long cling to them in pleasant
memory Such fraternal minglingsi Of r eFe
to be encouraged as tending toward closer
relation between people who possess one
common heritage as citizens of common
country.