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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09
BRYAN Teacher. Elected.

Bryan, Texas, May Sat meeting :
the school board yesterday afternoon "
following teachers were elected TOT Y.
following year: T. s. Minter, supelln''s'
ent; S. H. Hickman. principal joan =
Moore, assistant principal; Miss wes1 w IT.
Smith, Miss Fletcher, Professor W. N" NJ
kins. Mss Waldrop, Miss fr''ey n,. IN
Shields, Miss Board aid MISS ,. II:
Colored school--A. II. colweil, piS"
p. Landry, assistant principa';s ,,, - "
Knox. Miss Alberson aud MISS se0's
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ORANGE.


'ii
Orange, Texas May S.-The district
court, which has heen in session here for
the past four weeks, adjourned this after
noon. having occupied the full term. I'm
der tho supervision OF District Judge Ste
phon T. West tho court has disposed of an
immense amount OF business, the docket
having been cleared Of a numnsr OF old
cases that had been on there for some
time. All the criminal business with the
exception Of two or three cases was dis
posed OF.
Yesterday evening Henry Waller. a
laboror employed at the Lutchor " Moore
mills. WAS showing n truck load OF lumber
out on the tram, walking alongside The
truck. when the lumber fell and threw him
to the ground. lie fell about thirteen feet.
with the lumber on him and was badly
bruised, though no bones were broken. He
viii only be iaid up day or two
a rate war Was lnauguratcd here today
among the steamboat men, The regular
rate 10 Port Arthur and return has been
81. but the steamer Charles Lee yesterday
advertised an excursion for tomorrow for
30 cents for The round trip. To-day the
streets were flooded with dodgers an
nouncug that the Guilotte and barge
Welcome would make the round trip to-
morrow from Orange 10 Port Arthur for
- cents. Many win take advantage OF tho
Low rate TO visit the new town
An enJuyahle lawn party was given last
night at the residence OF Mr.. II. Il. Russell
by the Ladies Aid society OF the Baptist
church, which was quite Il success both
socially and financially.
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NEW LAWS.

Austin. Texas, May s.--Tho following
bills became laws today without the gov
oEuors signature:
Senate hil creating more efficient road
system. for Ellis county
Senate bin diminishing the civil ana
criminal Jurisdiction Of the county court
Of King ana StoneWah counties.
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Richmond, Texas, May s.-lsra Nv.
was severity burned by the overtuin'u.
gasoline stove which he usea io 1870
purposes; in throwing it out the sA. :,
he was badly burned about the nAa4. !.
face Had he not had the presents , y
MIND 70 do as he did, the entire ou' ~ Z
II not the block. would oa'0
smOka
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NEW BILLS

In the senate this morning NJ Colquit,
introduced bill n Tho request % the
finance committee, repeaiius the statute
relating TO fees NJ officers In examining
trials.
Mr. Harrison introduced hi permit
ting J. W DCnsoa aud Is, r. Ghslson 10
sus the state Ia the district court Of Lam
pasas county 10 ascertain the amount tho
STATE is indebted 10 them for military ser
vices on the frontier,
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e,,ses which they fouhu -
a9al ,Ss f inc tre That we haze e 5Ss
s, ,m nj bas been remarkable. n las bsn
sucs d,,ring Inc las. fifteen yea, ~ study sns
e era ana il has enabled " ,sir dlfsrsr..
s..a. $50 zoe ,rnat, In AZ me- 70 cur
seaspH We do not Underline speSei.
$500 bnt ara true, seh" ea,iat u
,hts' ana ,M mn Of Structure: sssp'Rhsia1r
Groceie. Unnaturai Gus Debility sTd-
tism. Impotcncy; Nearo,c"eie, PmplS' plS
mai Weakness. vareo1hs,.ee., Ulcsrs' f~-
rev and Bla ider Troee9'1Wv Women
cotarrh ana Diseases o. They he'o.ss Ia.
onr remedies are new: nnt be ,ad "a
,,osn,iiy 10 US and ein ri .sat sxperir.y1s,s.
,,ibore we use only thosv ~ best resu ~
Whef ,ea,ught us to bring tn ,hst, With -
M ,nt fair 10 presume ne special .a,r
~ ~ npce and efforts n "" treat cff,.N
eAperlehJs. liter quai!hed i 10 ne % riaesai
we are those who atteinaaye gn ST.
cases ..antn,ent by mail has k' st oar o iIsa
out ~ II YOU can mol "a ga vou synYsvr
success a. na we will sena ,sspos ~
wrlts us. o an, which We can cam rcthins, III
blanks troi,,,taitons cost you Men rsissssst
case. nois ~ ,treatment have 81 al ~
our terms o, within the reafcanr n,sn, m,
for sym ,,pn and No for st iiaadrsss -
4 for catarrh. caii GETAWAY TT.1
ae Alamo Plaza. San,TnS. s y
Masonic Temple bu
Street, New OIio~
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TAX srrrl. rMrNrs.

Tho following collectors settlements
were made to the comptroller today:
LasAile county valorem. S60617i oc-
cupauou. $54625.
rhgocRmorton county--Ad vaorem.
1890 80; occupation. s2i,75.
Red River county today redeemed $4,000
worth OF court house and Jail bonds held
by the school fund
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4 Broken puck.

Lifting. Texas May s.--A young negro
named Hunter while ropine a yearlinr
near the old Appling place yosteraav oy,,,,'
ing mad bis pony fall on him, IL is sun
are paralyzei. '''''s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09
pAIp TAX.

The Texas and PACIFIC today paid their
per cent passenger tax on slsT, $1,000.
which Is sl375.
The passenger earnings for this line in
Texas tor January wero So, 5sl 70, for Feb
rnary. Sii.7I3 40, Tor March. Si5.liia3
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09

Waller. Texas, May s.--Two cars OF cat
tie We're shipped last night and four cars
VIII DO shipped tonight to Summit. l. Y.
Mr.. Giddings. a we'll known cattle buyer
OF Ennia. II here buying and shipping.
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sunday school Picntc.

Josserand. Texas. May 2,--Yesterday was
gala day with the good people of Josse-
rand and Grovetoa. May Day had been set
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09

Beeyille, Texas. May s.-Mr. Jim Scar
borough. q dairyman who was struck by Q
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09
Rain Spotted the C.,,

iayior' Texas. May s.--A good crowd
assembled At the fair grounds yesterday "a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09

AS the "A
pprrofW 8 ! . ? ,n nay
some to more , mi
realize the 60. sanRs H.
S .ass ;ys,:ga' y
covering wen,.rs
ire held ea. ".
more and mors ,,o,.
m,arent; and M
who have ,s,.IaHs
rre p @ on,,s !sr'SS
their aitenu% az
The curing; ,,e .! -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
nrOOkIyn.


BROOKLYN.
s.. 00O HOUSES every description and To-
cation; well rented: choice residences
fats store and tenement property; $1,000
lots. plots large and small tracts: suhur-
ban res ids noes. Long Island and other
farms: many EXCHANGES oearocn prices
now s the time 10 purchase In Brooklyn
Call or send for circulars. W. II. GRACE.
Wllloughby and jay ST. Brooklyn.
Country.
AT HACKETTSTOWN. y. J., a modern
l4-room house On 80 city lots; all i'm
proveEients; quick sale at sacrifice.
GAINSBORG 3 East 42d-st.
PRosPEcT-sT. CHOICE LOCATION.
ORANGE. y. J.--IIandsome residence.
modern and complete. 10 bedrooms. 3 bath.
rooms: large perfect stables and carriage
house. also hennery, coachman's house
garden. about acres; terraced lawns. fine
iv shaded EDW. +. HAMILTON & CO..
90 Broadway y. Y. or opposite principal
Orange station.
PALISADES DIsTRTCT.-s75 lots: near
houses - ~ monthly: street graded
WEATHERBY. 271 Broadway.
ADVERTIs EMENTs and subscriptions for
The Tribune received NJ their Uptown
Office. No. 1912 Broadway. "a door north
II 3ist-st.. until o'clock .. m. adver-
tisements received at the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'e! ns
=. m, Viz. 25i Sth-ave., $. e. Co. 23d-
St: i32 Gth-aye. cor. l2th-st..: Mays
6th-ave ard 1ith-st. 142 Columbus-ave.
near West G6th-st.. LOG West 42d-st.. near
9th we. 81 East i4th-st: PSI West 42d-
81. between 9Th and sth ayes; l59 East
T7th SITS. ! 026 3i-ave.. near Glst-st. !. 7Os
lsi-lve.. near Sgth-st $50 3d-ave.. near
ust-si 55i 3d-avs. 10Y Bleecker-st. !;
. 9Os 3d-avc.. 2l0 East 7pth-st.
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DRESsN1AKING.

A.-A.-A -cOUTURiERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros. latest spring
STYLES for costumes, capes and Jackets
ladies' materials made up; estimates given,
remodelllng: reasonable price,. shorl nItice
Nine. BENITEAU ANDERSON. 23s 9Th
ave-, near i6th-st
pREssAiAKER. Mrs. COOKE. 235 West
44th-st.. near Broadway. All STYLES;
dresses fashionably made perfect it, su-
periOr finish. work shown. competent,
responsible. reasonable. prompt.
NINE. MARIE, ll2 West l7th-st.-La;est
Paris fashion In stylish gowns, moderate
price, short notice.
MILLER & FENDER. prcssmakers. 2l0
West 49th-st.. are prepared % take orders
FOR the opening season; reasonable prices
and reliable work. misses costumes
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DURsUANT to statutory requirement, notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
ho,b branches Of the Legislature entitled An Act
cnsrrinc jurisdiction upon the board Of claims hear.
audit and determine the claim Of The Ma,or Adermen
STATE for water furnished Sing sing prison between
certain dates and make award thereon. ana con,
,ertn1 NOR both parties Tlsht take appeal
70 the Court Of Appeals from any award mace under
the authority of this act -. ,.,. ,,.,.x
Turther notice Is hereby given thar Public Hearing
uren such bin will be held st the once 81 the MAYER N
- 90, Hail In the CITY OF New-York. q Tuesday,
anril ian 1897 al 3:i5 o'clock i. NJ 100
Da'ea '''' ' W l.. STRONG. Mayor
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COun try

COuntry
A COSBY CONNECTICUT seashore resort
for tired people: three furnished cottages.
mod rent. broad piaZzas. trees. beach.
bathing. boating. Circulars Prof. NOR
TitRDp. Brooklyn Polytechnic.
SUMMIT. y J.-Furnished and unfur-
nished houses 10 let, season or year; all
Improvements, best locations. L. q. POT
TER. opposite station.
10 RENT for the season for $3.50; modern
broom house. 20 miles from Brooklyn,
on Long Beach road: fully furnished .
bath iute. &c: fine lawn and shade; dock
and bathing house. tennis court. &c. 3
acres OF land Address HOOD. Tribune
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

s.otrge Warehouses. c3a "a and 20 WsN
i7ia-st, near Broadway. Separate I'S az
for furniture. mirrors. lianca "A
Padded vaas FER moving IN city OF s"'"'.s
Furniture. china. hrlc-a-brac. elc., ~.
hacked hy con potent packers ssh""'es
furnished Telephone CAN lls-5e
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MADISON AVENUE MITHoDIsT EPIsCopAL
SShT ~ hO a.. COZ ioih-s. Rev. ANDREW LoNGACRE,
- thsioi- III - m preaching bv Rev K. TIP
ppL1.fE, D. D.: p NJ. preaching by Rev. RICHARD E.
BELL: Sundays hool al $50 a m
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Religions Notires.

LEAlNGIoN AVENUE BAprIsr crJ1-prU corr.-
iNttlesns ;r SANfBELL breaches at 1880 Lord
Apposteship OIL St Paul. 40. on The Dsath OF
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,i 81 ne Pastor Rev ABBOTT Z. KiTTREDGE.
VIII preach morning nc evening: The
ing. ~
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

children: 90 head. Shetllnds. Welsh and
Hackney Address Or. o. c. JACKSON.
Jamaica Long Island. y. y.
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-, SOULS CHURCH, 4th-ave. corner 2oth-st.-R
81 All " FEM. OF Chicago wi. preach at IL a. m
N4.>L.efi. cordially invitcd
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DATED at Colorado Springs IL Paso County Colorado.
tI,s 3Oth day OF March. \. -. 1897.
NJ. r. soLI/owAY. ard BROOKS ARM!T. Attorneys
u
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HELP WANTED.

-o~s~~~-~-.o~ mn -,~ooo.>.>y>N-o~No-NN
Female.
WANTED. - Competent waitress AMI
chambermaid for country: c ~ refe ence
Apply between u and 2. Room l2j, Ever
EFT House. Union Square.
KUMFURT SHOT 90. want experienced
salesladies. ~ and 4G East liih-sl.
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GARDENER Single man; thoroughly
understands his business in all It's
branches; can tend horses and milk. can
take care Of Bentlemsn's place; 500
references Address GARDENER. ol5
Tsst 5gth-st q floor
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GARDENER English. single. aged ~
% years practical experience In all its
branches: best Of references. O. II. H.
Tribune Ofic>.
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH fsweaenborgian, Eas,
Soth.st between Park and Lexington aves Rev s. s.
SEWARD. Pastor.-Sund s y-school. with adult classes
$50 Service II O'Clock Subject: Preparation for
Holy supper" "
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Ioth-st Public worship II and
y N The Pastor, Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER. q. D.
viii preach. Wednesday evening service al o'clock
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WORK WANTED.

~~>~4>-~~N>-~~~o~N~S><~~~O~
Female.
ARTIST Young lacy desires 10 spend
summer with family al seashore 10 teach
drawing. sketching, etc. recommended by
well-known artist: other city references
y. s.. Box 255. Tribune.
a BUSINESS LADY would like TO hold
any position OF trust at summer re-
sort. Apply Mrs. SUCH, care OF Mrs.
Allen. i3i West o9th-st.
AN EXPERIENCED German kindergarten
teacher would like few hours employ
ment in school or family would assist or
play On piano. Address e., Box 10. l,2i2
Broadway.
LADY. formerly superintendent Of sani-
tarium, wishes employment. experi-
enced attendant JOSEPHINE LILJEN-
STRALE. POI East 10th-st.. corner 2d-aye.
COMPANION TO lady or family travelling
in Europe; satisfactory reference given,
been across before. Address p. 0. BOX q,
Wilmington Del.
READER. &c.--A position OF trust and re-
sponsbility by lady Of successful ex-
perience. as reader and ananuensis or with
the charge OF young children h!ghes, ref
erence. y. l., II Madson-ave.
YOUNG WOMAN desires 10 accompany
lady 10 Europe as secretary reader and
give massage for expenses ard small SAL
airy; hospital graduate best reference fur
n!shed. 81 W, Box 293, 1927 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT and SUBSCRIPTIONS to-
The Tribune received at their Uptown
OF 3lst-st., Until . o'ciock p. m; adY,r-
tiseusa,s received at the following branch
Offices. at regular Office rates until s o'cl1ck
p. m. VIZ; -Ol shave, :. e cor. - J.
s.: ll2 shave. cor loth-st.: Macy.
6th-ave. and i4th-st.; l42 Coium5us-ave
near West G6tll-s;. l06 West 42a-st.. near
6th-aye.; ~ East l4th-st ; PSI West s2l-
ST, between 1ih and s;h ayes. 1853 Eas,
47th-si.: J.. 1893 3d-ave.. between 7G,h anA
77th sts. .026 2d-ave.. near 6lst-st.; J. 7OS
is.-sve. near s9th-st: go 3d-ave. near
4ls,-st 55i 3d-ave.; 325 B.eecker-s. a,
2 90S 3d-ave.; 240 East 19,h-s... 1872, 3D.
ave; 1862 3d-svs.: 81 Amsterdam-ave.
Eas; 4sth-st.; $50 9,h-ave'; 65I Shave o
] l52 3d-ave.. near 67th-st: 204 East s6,h-
st.; 1920 Broadway; 1853 3d-aye.; 100
Sth-ave. 1918 2d-ave.. 753 6th-ave. A.,
the Harlem Offices: 2.05l 3d-ave.. near
II 9Th st: 1856 East l25;h-s;.. near Sd-ave :
2i3 West 125th-si.. bet. 7th and sth ayes.
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VALET to gentleman or invalid. by swiss.
age -: speaks German ana English. OF
do work in private house: sober, honest
has good references. EMIL EcKARDT. 1
East 60th-st.
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PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ss,b-st and Avn,
.terdam .t, Rev Arson p. ATrERRrRY, D. B. Pas
tor-Pubic worship at II a. and D. m Preaching
by the Pastor. SundayschoOl D. m PRAYER roastir
Wednesday p. All cordially invited.
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NOTICE.-The Department Of Docks Will sell
~ At nublic auction April 2ls 1897. at 10 O'clock
re warehouse dlne the block bounicd py
west street Threenth Avenue BehEne street ana " s'
Twelfth Street For particulars see cy f'eco'u S~'-
iogues upon application at Pier a. ~ X
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DTRSUANT TO statutory requirement. notice

is hereby given that An Act has been passed by
both branches Of the Lesisiaturc entitled "A Act
Rrysnt PARK in the city 81 New-York, be occupied
hv The New-York public library Asior. Lenox and Tden
foundations -
Further notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
he civ Hall IN the CITY n New-York, Tuesday.
April 18th 1891 at 2 o'clock z. y
Dated city Hall. New York April sih i-s.
". L. STRONG. Mayor.
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,.-o>.~eo|-e-,r>rc-->-r< NM ~(~(-0r|NNN-0~ ~
BARGAINs.-spec!al. new, shshty usei
pianos. $50 upward: irstalraents' rentsa'
exchanged. CHRISTIAN. "a East loth -sI.
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TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Washngton-sve. and lI6th-st.
Rev FRANKLIN GAYLORD. Pastor.
Services. u a. m and I:43 D. m.
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SECOND STREET METHODIST CHURCH. c
MOREHOCSE Pastor--Morning Rev GEORGE ADAMS
Of Northport evening. Rev. RUFUS Wendell Of Phila-
depha. Resurrection" ~
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LIGHTS AND SHADOWS OF CITY LIFE"

4 serle. q addresses nv q S STyf Ut =
In Adams Memorial Church East sotSst' near a5-ave
SUNDAY 49,, -, y y, at p m.
Mon6a,. lpl.i , I'M I'M The Churches of the City.
Tuessay A ann 1 ls,n The Homes Of the CIV.
April lfth The Working People OF the City
Frsas ", april 10Th The Amusennen,s Of the City"
iuaS. April 10th The Sins Of the CITY
"a burke VIII sing. assisted by large chorus Ad-
mission Tree Everybody welcome
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Ge3dst:) REV CHARLES l.. THOMPSON. D. D. pastor
IL The Divinity OF Cirist' = first OF series on Gene
SIS IN the Light OF Calvary first. THE Story OF Adam
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MOUNT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. oth-ave. near
llVth-st-Norshp. with sermon. II q and 1i5
p m The Pastor. ". c. BITING. will preach.
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STAR CARPET CLEANING WORKS. l5-
West 32d-si.: lowest prices. all kinds,
cents per yard; send postal.
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aaese waiter and houseworker. city or
country. y. Y, 1910 Cherry-st.
WAITER--By a neat intelligent youn>
German. in private American family
speaks some English: will be found veP7
obl!g.ng and careful in his duties. HUG,
SCHNEIDER. 70l 3d-eve.
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM, By
HAND or on the dOog. CAREFUL CAR
PET CLEANING &C.. l55s Broadway. AZ
10 423 East 4sth-st COE & BRANDT.
Er.n-lcinrs Telenhore l22-3sth
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1o5th-st. and
An1sterdarl-ave.. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. D. D.
Pastor; Rev. JAMES HUNTER, Assstant.-The Rev A.
F SCHAUFFLER- D. D. VIII preach az II a. m. and
ngs of the coming week at S o.elock-Monday Rev A.
w HAISEY; Tuesday. Rev JOHN r. DAVIES y. D.
Wednesday Rev. T L. cTYLER. D. D; Thursday.
Rev W c. BITING Friday Rev. JOHN BALLOON
SHAW D D.
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PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madison ave
northeast 73d-st.-Preaching by the Pastor Rev
JOHN L. BUSHNELL. at II a. m. and S D. m
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

-oJ>Jo~NJNNNno.N-N.---o .o.>ONooenNoNNNrNN
32D-ST.. 81 EAST. near Madison-ave--
Handsomely furnished rooms. all con-
vsaiei ccs superior board, also table hoard
ers wanted.
o3D-ST.. 30 EAST --Inrre handsome
middle and back pnrlor. private house
permanent only; summer prices. references
80 EAST 22D and 3 EAST 18TH STs.--De-
slrahls ICONS. large and small. peTma-
-ont II TRANSIENT references
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NETWORK SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST scrr>-
lists. Nadson-ave corner 29th-st.-Chr!stan Science
service Sunday 1913 Testimonial service Friday evsr
ms S, al Reading Rooms. 96 5th-ave. Rooms onen
daily. All welcome ~ NpN'
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RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
boulevard, Vest 13d-st
Preaching II a. N. Communion 4 D. m
Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH D D
Pastor Emeritus. officiating both services
on Wednesday evening, & o'clock lecture by RE
Rev 4. P SCHAUFFLER. D. p. "
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STORAGE NOTICE.

STORAGE NOTICE.
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STORAGE OFFICE OF Metropolitan Stor-
age Warehouse. 202 and e04 Mercer-st..
New-York March 49, ls97.--The following
named persons are hereby notified that
storage charges now due on goods stored In
their names must be paid on or before May
]. 1897. or the goods will be sold al public
auction to pay charges. Notice OF time
and place OF sale VIII be given hereafter;
RINERHEAD INVEST MENT CO.,
EDWIN GREENBAUM,
PETER WOLF,
& C EVANS.
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alACHiNENN.

At REDUCED PaIcEs.-SoV second-ha s, 20
wood and iron Nora.ns 1laehiHes' 4-..'
guaranteed. machinery .Nshat aHc "a
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY Soo aiaa'
s.n-St.
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ave and
sESsth-st Rev CHARLES S. ROBINSON D. D, Pastor
services at II a. Paul in Peril Reurohattnn
I;45 p H. The Miracles Of Jesus with illustrations
on the screen. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
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5iST-ST.. 3ii WEST --Lerg. sunny room
and axcellsnt table. with private family.
20, highest references WELLS.
II WEST isTH-ST Handsome. large and
single rooms. home table; reference re-
quired.
~ EAST 4eTH-5T Newly decorated
large r0t n. running water. southern 80
posu-e; bah adjoining. hcmellkc. beard
oDtiona'. very reasonable
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SECOND UNIvERsA1IsT CHURCH. Arthur Hail.
Ie!.ox-avs above l26tN-st Rev. LYMAN WARD
3:4o a. m Preaching service
II a m Subject: THE Wisdom Of Jesus: Entry into
Jerusalem
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GAS AND or. ENGINEs.--Nietz& Weiss
engines surpass all others IN reuAnlh.l
durability ard economy. patented In al
countries. i2S-I32 Mot;-st
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MoRAVIAN HLRCH. Jexnrton-ave and 3oth-st
rev H. A. GERDS.,N. Pastor.-Pnlm Sunday. ConH--a -
ton and reception Of members II m Passion Week
service at p.
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For SALE.

FOR SALE.
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES
every description. with Bartholdt quick
cushions; special designs for clubs, etc
MARX * BRO. Manufacturers. l2f East
lith-st.
WQ)1GJ87
American and Foreign. Ancient and Mod
crn: a private collection: must be sold. and
wli BE- sold at great sacrifice. E B.
STURTIS. 1875 DeKalb-ave., Brooklyn.
DANIEL. F. BEATTY & CO., Chicago, IL
$1,000 upwards; sewing machines. BIZ
cycles. pianOfortes. organs. Catalogue free
DESKS. Rolltops. fe-utlons. Ratings,
Tables Safes Files, Presses, Fixtures
bought. PAUR. - Great Jones. meas
p~o-ft~av.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madi-
,,sl-ave cor 2sth-st.. Rev G. II PARKHTRST. D. D.
Pastor; Rev. EDWARD II RUDD Assistant Minister -
preaching by the Pastor II a m. rs p vesper
service $50 % m conducted by the Assistant Minister:
Biole-schoo in the chapel children. 0:45 adults IN