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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22
A French BibIiophile.

The late DUO 'Aumale was a gen
uine lover of books, and the New
York Tribune, quoting Lady Dixie,
has something to tell in this con-
nection: His interest in his famous
library at Chantilly was far from
being confined to a superficial pleas
ure in the bindings, the beauty
or the rarity One could not lay
ones hand on volume in his SUI
perb and immense library with the
contents of which he was not to
some extent familiar.
Unless, indeed, you were special
ly authorized to do so, touching his
books was temptation that it was
wiser to resist. He had a jealous
sense Of their value and could be
angry with daring hand.
On one occasion, when the glass
doors before the shelves at the end
of the library had been unlocked
and some of his most precious treas
ures-each in it's own glass case
had been brought forth and opened,
I heard him cry out peremptorily
to a most distinguished French
academician, who had ventured to
handle volume:
"Put it down, put it down, till l
come to it They should only be IN
locked one by one as I show them to
Lady Dixie. +"
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South or East. Which.

When a trip is contemplated it is
well to prepare in advance in order
to avoid little inconvenience which
are often annoying. The two fast
trains leaving Minneapolis and st.
Paul daily via Wisconsin Central
lines for Milwaukee and Chicago
make close connections with trains
East and South. Being elegantly
equipped with sleeping cars, parlor
cars and day coaches, they are fully
appreciated by the travelling public.
Your nearest ticket agent will give
you complete information and furnish
you folder of the Wisconsin Central
lines.
JAS. G. PoND, G.. P. A.
Milwaukee, Wis,
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GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.

If you wish one OF the 150, COO
positions in the government SER
vice, this Bureau can advise you
how to proceed to secure it, and tit
YOU for passing the required Civil
examination therefor.
Energy, tact and a common school
are all the requirements
,,e.tfaI
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22
The ObiectOr.

docs your papa object to my call
ing upon you, Miss Dolyers9"
mot in the least, Mr.. Spudds. !"
"Does your mammal"
"No."
''Do your brothers2"
II think not .
"Then l don't see any harm in
coming
"But there is one member of the
family you neglected to ask about
and who does object to your coming
most heartily. "
Il thought | had named them all
but, now I think of it, did omit to
ask about your pug"
''Oh, Fido doesn t mind you. -
Then who is it objects to my
coming to see youS"
1T is only l. Mr.. Spudds -
Strand Magazine.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22
The Dead Sea.

The Dead sea is one of the great
est freaks of nature Its water level
is /, 291 feet below that of the Med
iterranean, while its bed is ! $40 feet
below it's own surface, making the
depression $500 feet. The water is
so saline and has so much buoyancy
that it is not possible to dive in It.
When one wades out beyond the
depth of his waist, he is Immediately
lifted off his feet and floats like a
cork.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22
HERE'S A NEW COUNTRY.

Few Hopes, New Opportunities Of Sunshine ami
Penty-MiId Climate, Fertile Soil and Cheap Lands.
Where You can Make More Money to the Acre than In
ANY Other Farming District In the Country
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22

the month, Of the political, the
economic, and literary happenings
which are Of value to intelligent
men and women. The Editors
" Progress Of the World " tells Soc
cinctly an illustrated story Of the
month. The LEADING Articles"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-12-22

This Bureau can fit you for admission TO the Bar
and prepare you for active practice in two years,
without materially interfering with your other du'
ties Our instructors are the ablest, our system
thorough and our charges reasonable. Three cours-
es are taught: University, Bus ness and Special
Send for particulars, terms, etc.
NATIONAL INFORMATION BUREAU
1420 New York Ave-. Washington.
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SATISFYING CONSCIENCE.
How Johns Wife Evened Up Matters ON
the Poker Game.

How Johns Wife Evened Up Matters or
the Poker Game.
"Johnr'
Eyes, dear. !"
rs that you9 You needn't take
10 much trouble to come in quietly.
I've been awake these three mortal
hours. Do you know what time il
isa'
st should say about aquarter aft.
er g."
"a pretty time for you to be get
ting home, isn't it9 Where have
you been2"
"Over at Mr.. Fraley's."
"Mr. Fraley, indeed suppose
you mean that disreputable Bill
Fraley. Who else was theref"
"Well, my dear, since it interests
you so deeply, the other members
of the party were DIR. Barton, Mr..
Newkirk and Colonel Hail."
"a nice set of rufiansl What
were you doing9"
Having a sociable little chat.
The time slipped
"What else did you do9"
''Part of the time we played
cards.
part of the time! By that sup
pose you mean that there were five
minutes when you came and before
you left that you weren't playing. "
Acquiescent silence from the di-
rection of John.
"What game were you playingF"
Elizabeth, it was a game famil-
iarly known as draw poker. Now
may hope that you are satisfedG
I'd like to go to sleep"
A brief period of regular breath
ing followed; then in a loud whis-
per:
"Johnr'
"Huh?"
wake up. Did you win or lose1"
"Won, guess. "
More silence This time John
clearly got to sleep. A tug at his
elbow brought him to his senses.
John, how much did you win9'
"Dono Gimme rest. Go to sleep"
"But about how much?"
John sighed. LAS nearly as I can
recollect, about $40. -
"Now, aren't you ashamed! Out
rageous! l never should have
thought such thing in the world.
Why, john
what did you want me to do
lose!''
There's no need trying to treat
the matter flippantly. You can just
go right back and return every cent
of that money to the gentlemen you
won it from.
"But they've gone to bed. .
'Then the first thing tomorrow
morning.
John explained the involved char
acter of the pecuniary relationships
in which it was possible, he said,
Tor every man to be loser to every
one of his opponents. A return of
the spoils was out of the question.
The argument seemed satisfactory
for several minutes Then the
prosecution reopened.
"I'll forgive you on one condi-
ton"
And never mention the subject
again3"
Yes"
Name the condition"
"That you give me, SO of that
money for our missionary society
and every cent of the rest of it for
some new clothes for myself
Ten minutes later:
Il guess S. ought to do for the
missionary society. Don't you think
so, John?'-Chicago Times-Herald
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PATENTS, PATENTS.

This Bureau has the best facilities possible Tor OBJ
tanning patents and copyrights in this and foreign
countries. This chief OF this dept 6as nad ~ years
Patents, and Patent Attorney and is very success
full In securing broad patents and in the prosecution
of all patent litigation before the courts
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letter, salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, is instantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain S Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts. per box.
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:, AYAENAH LINE. Florida via savannah--

- For shor tim specia Excursion, 100 mile. ocean
travel sod n~ay.v weeks r.ari N2GOn particulars
lppy 10 the undersigned.
C:r nrcnr~s 3 . m. Mch - Kansas CITY r. M Mch -
4 Augusta ) y m Men Il g. q Bham p. m. Mch q
From nea Pier - Y r. Tues. Thurs and sat for
ss.nnnah direct t'nsurpassed cabin accommodations
Ran Tor an points south For tickets
freight rate Apply az. 2bi. 1-H iss Bway. or
erices AZ pier ~ II spring -. @ NJ SoRREL Mgr.
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STORAGE.
MORGAN & BROTHERS,

Storage Warehouses 30. - and 80 West
Ann At. near Broadway. rerar1te rNnis
Tor furnitur. rnlrrur~. pianos. niEgaEri r'r.
Paddel vans for moving IN city cr country
F-,rnitvr. rhtn, brio a-nrtc etc. etc.
packed by competent packers Estimates
furnished Telephone call IFS
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STOR AGE NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

SiLLlASD & POOL TABLES
every description. With Barih0ldi 4licK
cushions. special designs FOR clubs. etc
MAkN * BRO. Manufacturers. i2s Eas,
i.th-st
BIG BARGAINS. Beautiful gold chairs
:: -. rrtalled elsewhere So 80. regiliinc
Done. removed Pom Murray-st COLD
CHAIR MARrFACTUR ER>. 10 6th-ave
opposite rth-st
DESKS. Rolltops. Par;itions. Ratings
Tables Safes. Files Presses Fixtures
bought, pACR - Great Jones uea-
Broadway
OLD FRENCH ViOLONCELLO -Vaiuablr
instrument. cash >i25 private parry.
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RrOOYixGDAIE CHURCH. Boulevard. West ssh ST
n, MADISON e. PETERS breaches. II, Is The tcee
I-nsciertinc- our Friends IN Hcaven-Shall We SFe
Ard Kaow Them Again Everybody welcome.
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At THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN Brook
,,- corner u Clinton ard Corgress sfs-. Rev JOBS
COLEMAN ADAMS Z. o.. WILL prvach % morrow ino't
,,s a, NJ o clock TIE public cordially invited
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HELP WANTED.

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Male.
AGENTS wanted On fh. greatest speciality
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WANTED Solicitors foi Mckinley
Battle for Protection AMI Sound Money
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=. snr-f.S- CHURCH, Madison sv~. and "Vth st
Az nrgFR MENTION will preach az ~ a. N. hrtn
heN ~ n m sermon hY Rev. A y. thNShNNs Ffer
sns ., ,sc'-s TUESDAY ev~aing AZ ecioeS-
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CALVARY BAPTIST CIT RCH. West o1th-s. ~
uArARrrIT-R -r~ache- Morning '"rhe ksincN~ Nsot'|
- NIX III
f4utsa Course he crcss-
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES second hand
WOOD and iron working machines fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39s Madi-
sOn-st.
GAS AND OIL ENGINES. -Mietz 4 Weiss
engines surpass all others In reliability.
durability and economy. patented IN al
.nrntries ~ i32 N0-t-st
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4 UfFEII-FMT.NI|" TUf
y une received n their Uptown ofice 30 i2i2 Broad
ga "a door nniiL 3lsi until o'clock D. sd-
- RI s~nen- received ~ he following branch offices al
regular agce until oci"-k M. via -. SIN
ave . 27i ct i52 Gfh-lfe. cor l2fh-st Mac, o.
5h and IAN i4e columhus-ays near West 18Th
8, loo i3-si stn-avs. % East i+th 81 ~.
West t2c-s between IN snf sh aves 100 East 9Th
4, s?s li-lve 7Gth and ''th rs. LOG 3D.
ave- 6isst 7os II ave. nsaT ssth-sL go 30
r,ieeck-r COS ri ave 2sO East 1eth-st l02 3D.
ave ESQ at-ave.. s. Amsterdam 4op West 4,dst
las Eat iofh-st eoc Fest tsth-st.: SO 9th Avas
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STEAMSHIP LINES

A'A Coasng along the Atlantic Coast % Brunswick On
similar voyage trossing the Gun II Mexico 10 Cal
weston. Tex. s IDEAL Trip
ONE-WAY. EXCURSION. OR TOURISTS TICKETS "a
all points Texas. Colorado Utah Arizona California
NeNica Georgia. Fiorida. Also Hot Springs ARD
Write for 90 PAGE POCKET GUIDE ,maled free,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
DNESSMAISING.

J3d n.
bRESGMA I<FR. Waiking and evening
gowns made ~ the finest styr. from $40
~. Mrs JOHNSTON. 1863 West la9th-st
DRESSM FIR. Mrs. COOKE. go West
4ith-st. near broadway. all styles dress.
- faShiunnbly made. perfect ~ guaran-
ie"d. work shown. superior nnlrhs thor
oughiy competent. responsible reasonable
charge.
DkESSMAkER wants few more custom
ers n home. suits from s. NJ Mis- n
FOX. 2S0 oth-ave.. second he'll.
FRENCH DRESSMAKER wishes fsw
more customers latest Partisan styles a.
moderate prices also remodsi.ng. Nine
~EFRN. i|-8 fSNing' ln-8ve.
MILLER 4 FENDER Dressm1kers. 2i0
West i9th IT.. are prepared % rake orders
fOr the opening season reasonable prices
ana reliable work misses costumes
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L 500 and upward Special Long Tour Including Eng
scotland Ireland. Wales Franc. Holland
the Rhine Germany. AueTia. switzerland. Italy FRANK
BAKER. Tourist Agf.. 80 Nassau. y. Y.
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED. Sample distributors every
where. Sd a i.tss. bsth -sxes. permanent
inciose al. envelope CT EASTERN iMpr
co Fhfir Pa
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WORK WANTED.

,ccc>c~>~~~~~~~< ~s~~~~~
.~~~~~.~
rpHOLSrERI>G WORK wanted On r1rni-
ture. etc. day % job. J. v. FOX. I'D
esh-sv-, second bell.
vARNisgER wants xork sober JOHN
STON cos East oath 81.
WILL SOME LADY OR GENTLEMAN
give q young man. ~. single. some posi-
nor u trust Moderate salary II pe-nia-
nsnt. AMERICAN. i.59S LsSin<toa-svs.
YOUNG MAN. - would Ike position az
shipping clerk ~ assistant. years W IN
rr~--.rt employer. good ~fsrsncc<. T.
WOODWARD. 5si ION Brooklya.
YONG MAN in farfory or h0tsi. handy
r.i'h plumbers tools. steam and es~ ~
ting REL I'm. - Gyrn.r-s'.. Brooslyn.
YOUNG MAN ,si,. four years banking es-
perieuce. iesir~s position as eSosS~-per
or entry Clerk IN large ne-csntiie nou-~'
Address JAMES II SHADY. JR.. e'- 9TH
eve
YOUNG MAN wishes 20 earn tire plumb
ing trade. Address MICHAEL ROACH
- Amsieriar-eve.
YoJNG MARRIED MAN wants any Kind
- work hardy. destitute circumstance
CHARLES MEIER. 81: iosh-av..
Young MAN. -. American. desires posi-
'ion as driver. stshlsu''n. ~ work ~
any kind strong steady sfln-r and will
Ing. 7. DAZEr. 80 IVES, sS,h-ss.
NOING MAN iN wants place IN Off'c..
with chance q Advancement NJ HEM
STREET. i.oei East i3s,h-st
YOUNG GERMAN % year.
Old would Ike a responsible position a,
anyth ing Address J. H.. tSD Newark
ave. Jersey city.
YOUNG wHEELwRIGHT German.
wishes steady JOB. Mr. MILLER %
lsi-sve
YOUNG ENGLlSHNAN ~ = good eIu-
cation and address desires position In y
nee best references. mnterat. salary -
start. : PHILIPS. West io3i 1t
YOUNG MAN p0. Office bookk-ep.rs'
stock. shippers assistant or ANYTHING.
experienced. excellent recommendations 81
must have work AZ once Commercial.
GRADUATE. 2i6 sih-~
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DIED ID" LINE or STEAMSHIPS,

IL Fer Ii Guayra. Puerto Cabeio Curacao ana Mara
,alb0 Via curacao. from Robert Stores brooklyn
- PHILADELPHIA ...... " Wednesday March "a | o. m
s. CARA As. ---....- Saturday. April g. | D.
- NENF/i Ella .lu-sda'. Apru lJ | d IN.
FOR MAKACAIBO VIA ST. THOMAS
sS CURACAO ............ Saturday. March q 1 % m
Those steamers built expressly rada
hav. suucriar accommodations for passengers
BOLTON BLISS A. DATIETT
General Managers ~ Front q,
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M- HA&By82 -,@s
s> >-=asfse--s.- TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE.
from New Y-rk :, Plineu'h
Columbia. Mch % : 4 N Columbia NAV ~. : A n
+ Bismarck Apr ;. 10 AN = bismarck. MAJ u 10 AN
NorInanna Arr =, 10 AM Noruannia. June 2. 10 \.
Palaiia March - I p VI Pennsviyana. April Il" IAN
First cab. S,0 mp; intermediate. $40. s'eeragr. >"
TIE IL land rG 2T ElidmHghG Sum
Cruises 10 NORWAY. no NORTH ape and srITz.
BERGEN by TWIN SCREW ENrRfSS :. : FROM
NEW Y0R6 x I',NE i and iLLr q p ,v,v
ARlGRlGAN L1NGo
NEW YORK-SOt TIL HAMPTON I>lnd 1n--Paris).
Sailing every "Wednesday AZ 10 \. NJ.
st PAIL. March ~ -Apri- "
NEW YORK. Aiar-t ~ -. LOFTS April q
PARIS. ........... April PARIS April -
SUMMER CRUISE
TO THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SlN,
iceland. NORWAY sweden Denmark Finland Russia.
BY THE AMERICAN : : OHIO"
Sailing from New York June ~
Duration ~ cruise. 20 DAYS
Price u rassag. including trips sI75 ard upwards
send or ful information and pamphlet
RED STAR Lime TO ANTWERP
sailing eyerS wednesday.
wes;ernland Mar - Nooriinnd april :. noon
Southwark Mar 81 p. Fres.and. April ~ noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
PIER i and -. Norh River one Bowling Green
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81 PER DAY SIRE. SALARY or corlrnis-
SION. dn YOU want honorable steady en-
pl'Nnrnt ne year round az good wages AZ
your own home or f1 trayelf II 81. send
ic IN stamps for wholesale price Us, and
PARTICULAR. Ne furnish beet bank refer
-ncr~. AMERICAN TEA co. Detroit.
Mfrn
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DOMINION LINE.
BANANA RAILROAD

TIE SEA ROUTE TO SAN FRANCISCO.
Connecting The lstEuus FER al West Coast Ports o
MeNco. Central and South America
Steamer sail from pier foot West 9th -. y. Y
YALENCIA.. Mich 20 noon FINANCE. March 10 moor
For apply a. companS's Office - Broadway
JOHN MUIR. Traffic Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

HOLY SCRIPTURE doth only the
name - Jesus Christ whe,s by Save.i
taugnt n Article XVIII u Church. the
lecf ~ DR. Nl0EES'S Of he
ina n a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

HOLY TRINITY chi RICH Ienox and I'D
KEY g. DIV. BRiuGMAN. Rector-Hoiy Communion
70 a. m morning PRAYER and sermon. II a. n. sunday
school > p m eversong = y. evening prayer and
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
LADY AGENTS wanted cNer,where 20 SCI
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WANTED Young ssri a. god plain cook
references. - West S5tr--t-. Basement
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BRICK CHURCH
tth-ave and STtn-st-.
HENRY VAN DyNE Pastor
Rev Dr. = q. MURRAY. Dean q Princeton University
". prpach sunday. March sist. a II a. 20
Rev. JAMES VI FAIR. 'r a. 80 = m
SUNDAY Schooi as a.
Young Mems Bb.e Cas- ~ a. n
Weekly evening service Wednesday a. c0>N
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET

Country.
FOR RENT Atlantis city. y II ar-
bargains 10 furnished and uu,urni~hed no
tells boarding houses and cottages h' fnr
season ana year Exclusive c1ntrQ. ~
choice properties A dress I d. AiI N,tf
60 Real Estate and Law Buiiiing. A.
iantic CITY y
9UElNl0T7 ~ Ga
Furnished and unfurnlshed houses 10 let
sea aun or year. all Improvements best lo
cations =. a. POTTER OPPOSITE station.
RlDGEFIFLp tONN Furnished houses
20 rent. charming village. two hours
bv railway. snlutripus afr. RUFUS X
MHARG. l3T broadway
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sLd nightly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

HEAR FERD. sCfsIvEREA IN Cooper rnlon mex;
Week IueSray Wednesday. Thursday ard Friday. ?
p ~ THOMAS HARRY and Miss rPIiNN will s.ng
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hAmLEM PRESDYT ERIAN CHURCH. Madison
am i-'th stSsrNice~ At II and ~ Preach
ins 20 morrow ov Rev. WILLIAM {. ROBERTS j. T..
.'"i Ne" YORK Al CORDIALLY invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

CALVARY CHURCH +th-Sve. snt 2,st -. Rev :!
LEWIS PARKS. ; T p. Rector -Scn2AS. AAtSn :
~ C,,rnrnur'or and 20 a. ~. N'rainS Frsy~r ser
M ana Holy Communion u a. in eA.al serNiSv VIZ,
sermon. p m. The Rec1r viii preach AZ SV'R se'''0e
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,,,. SOULS CHURCH Nh-aye. coricr -H' NOV,
= lROiI PERKINS ~ Portland Ne vi" piv'e"
Jv.,S m me pnNiic cordially Invited
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C. DIXON BREACHES. ,,-
=, ,,-pxE sirxs IN Eighteenth S;rss, Netno1ls,
y T. .np->a shave. sunday eNFnihS 49,
Epss's. during he week al CLOCK except >"'
es., ssats frr~ ard NerSo~~iS welcome
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TOURS To EUROPE.

" Arrangements suited 20 az Rest accommodntl b. ns
:, Jet part leave Mar. - MAJ - June y rs es
I'-cerafn-n- and particu free application 10
THOS. COOK \ SON 3Gi and 225 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

ROADWAY -ABrRNACLE CHURCH. corner Sath-s 81
- r-,a.svrsr -r-~slsrrt 4 ~ EARrtNNt-t. D. p. Il
EartSors T,s,oScal seminary. Wdl pr~aea services At
II q L. S-1 .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
lith = CAMPBELL. breaches io.}n "Phlo
n sariarta- and Christianity Latter
iSrt - me Third Century" Baptism.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

PIANOS AND ORGANS

PTNNUS MD UNUANS.
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A.-A-STElNWAY Upright. cheap. onls
$40. nu~ rosewood piano. GEORGE
SCHLElcIiEk. y West i4th-s'
BARGAINS Special new. slightly used
pianos $50 upN ard instruments, rented.
exchanged. CURISrMAN - East i3th-st.
BARGAINS. --Chl,kering $50 90 Sirck
500. Upright sl2J ~. Sluare and Up
eight plano. bought WINTERROTi. los
T.. i4th ~.
GREAT BARGAINS This week In square.
upright and grand pianos. no reasonable
offer refused ) Eas, l4th-st
SPECIAL SALE this week ~ second hand
pianos. squares uprights and gfands
prices low. terms easy. ESTEY x SANE.
Eas' iith-st
$500 TO <30O new uprigt, Pianos Tor 500
each. Fail guararfee DEMORESr
PIANO 90 lj5 W. Gif 81. near 0th ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20

2 MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner 3ist-
s. the Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS n. D.. Pastor
services at IL and 80 afternoon. The Pas
'r Will preach both services Chapel service Wsdnes-
I = n m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-20
"OILAND-ANfERICA LINE

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-07-11

New York. July 1O.-The dry goods mar
ket at the close Of. tho week was auist
and unsatisfactory in all Ines. Wooicns
and dress goods, better conditions pre-
yaiI. but on the whole the situation is not
mn encouraging one. In all staple cotton
linas The prices are so low that manu-
racturers have decided In many cases 70
.urtaii production rather than 10 coaunue
making goods at a loss.
Now York. July 10 The cotton market
had a fairly favorable start on an ac-
eumulatson OF buying orders over night.
and the near months on the call showed
gain of lQ2 points. The presence OF real
ixinR orders, however. was soon manifest:
ana tha market turned weak and declined
362 points below last nights dosang. 1os