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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

and are the very best books for young
folks to read. Our price, 75c. each,
Other books are War in Cuba, &c.,
Alaska and the Klondike Gold FieIds,,.f
49c; Pilgrims Progress. 49c.; History
OF America down to Mc1liniey's ili--.sss
auguration, 79c,; Young People's
Speaker 59c,;;sBible stories, 59e.; slo- b
ries of Christ, SOC; Encyclopaedia, CSC,
All the good stories forsthe Little5
Folks: Red Riding Hood, Mother
Goose Stories. Puss{in Roots. Aladdin I.
and His Wonderful Lamp. and nailys
others to numerous to mention. All
prices. from sc. UP. 81 N 4. 35j5k 4 II
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
LOT NO. I.

Emerson's Essays, Ivanhoe, The
Duchess, Yellow Mask. Forging the
letters, and over 500 popular novels,
al well bound ana good quality paper.
attractive covers. TINS lot for &c. each.
LOT NO. ,.
SIX Years Later, by Dumas: Treas
urc Island, by Stevenson: The Black
Tulip, by Dumas: John Halifax, Gen
tleman, by Muloch; Twice told Tales,
by Hawthorne: Fanchon. the Cricket,
hy sand; BEYOND the City. by Doyle:
Dawn, by 1Iaggard; over 200 of these
popular books by standard authors.
a cheap book ut 2jc. Our special price,
lie. each.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
TOILET ARTICLES
AND PERFUMERY.

Crown ounce bottles. in Crabb Ap-
pie Blossom, Orchida, White Rose and
Matsukita.
Crown Mitcham, Lavender, Bouquet,
3 ounce bottles, &c.
Crown 4 ounce bottles Matsukita Do
Japan Eau dc Toilet, 89c.
Crown A ounce Eau de Cologne and
Lavender Water; put 10 in fancy bottles
and handsomely designed boxes, SIPS.
We carry Roger & Gallct's goods, also
Crowns Soaao in Violet, Orehida, Crabb
Apple Blossom and White Rose, 2Ic
cake, or 60c box OF cakes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
TOILET ARTICLES
AND PERFUMERY.

SPEClAL-One lot Of splendid Atom
izers, f9c each.
One lol Of beautifully shaped Atom
izcrs, 25c each.
One LOT Of very handsome Bisque and
Powered Glass, covered bulb Atolnizers,
Soc each.
Handsome Bisque and Flowersd> Glass
Covered Silk Bulb Atomizers, 69c, S9c,
96c and St.00.
Handsome Venetian, Genuine Cot
Glass, Jewelcd Too Atomizers, silk COW
cred bulbs, Si.i9, SI.79, S1.86 and 1928.
Handsome Toilet Sets, consisting Of
Atcmizer, Puff Box and Pin Tray, 81 .39
and $3.50 set.
All of our Atomizcrs have been tested
and are in perfect order. The sorays are
very strong, and you can boy them
knowing that they are perfect.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
POCKET BOOKS.

Nothing better for Christmas Gift &
than one OF our Pocket Cooks or Hand
Bsgs. s {.iI% /. 4
Good Black or Colored Continuation
Cases, with metal corners and Some
plain, 25c. t''y H K w
All the leading and popular shadesy
such as blue, green, tan, brown. reds,
alligator; also black, some plain and some !
sterling corners, at Soc. ss;e 81
All the new shapes, with round or !
square frames, double stitched po7u7jl
lar seller. Use each. =
At $500 the assortment Is the best
to be found in the city. All the newf
colors, with lining, the Larmourse with
same; some with sterling corners and +
some gold plailed corners. t;'i:itt ~
E:tter Qualities at S1.25, $3.50, $780,
Sl.50fand S2.75. '{ e q
ShtsSNe Bags at Soc, 75c, $t.O0 DO,
70 S3.G0faAII leather and silk tops. SRI
ChatelainsS linstans, browns, reds,
greenland black, at 25c, Soc, up to s2..0O'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
WINTER JACKETS.

Ladies Goats, stylish box fly fronts,
tailor made, either storm or coat collar,
lined with ehaneeablc taffeta, $3.50.
Russian Blouse Goats, with tight and
loose fitting backs, marked with special
prices for Mondays sale.
Social prices on all Our Fine COATS,
SUITS and SILK WAISTS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

The mind made easy and the BODY
comfortable by wearing the garments
ltudolphi e Wallace make.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
I 11r"i Il 1 IA 8
4 II 1larnGlf%@rG E11efS.
Tomorrow sees the beginning Of that grea

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
WINTER JACKETS.

It's hard to choose anything to talk
about specially IN this COAT ROOM
Ct ours. The daily thrones leave us
hardly time to pick up" the room night
timss to be ready for the next days tus-
ines; and the garments themselves come
and go SO quickly things we'd like best
10 talk atout are being worn sometimes
before we have chance TO put them in
pr:nt.
Here are sceeials for this week:
Ladies Goats, fly front, double breasted,
short and medium lengths, rough, and
smooth Cloth, Either coat or storm collar,
CONC in black, lans and green's. These
are si-own as the lest $40 Goats in the
city.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
CENTS FURNISHINGS.

ne hall has not been told, We may
seil you as graphically as human Ian
euags can convey about Norfolk's great
est Furnishing Department about the
goodness of the merchandise about the
excellence Of their qualities, ETC., bot YOU
must come personally to see the good 'fe1-
iioWship that exists here between the sell
Ter and buyer-the politencss and cour-
tesy OF statesmen and the general fceIins
OF satisfaction and good will that prevails
at all times. These things may account
Tor thc GREAT business done by the depart
ment and the possibility OF such prices as
prevail now. We need more room for
Our Nsekwcar, SO we reFgoing 10 saw
goodbye to certain lines. Mo loss Of
yours. We stand that.
M,,t- S0. M
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

We must insist on you looking Mt orr
new special designs in brown check
suitings.
RUDOLPH 6 WALLACE
S33 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

You can't afford to miss this sale of
Ntckwear, as 1t includes many new nov
clues IN bows, tecks, four-in-hands, club
lies and pufis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
LOT NO. 4.

This assortment of books we place
on safe nj Gle. each: Works OF j.. j..
zoe, l5iacknnn. Stockton, Barr, Mar
ina FINLEY and others, and contains
such works as y Doctor Of the Old
school, y Young Girls Wooing, The
Russell Family, Letters from Egypt,
The Wonderful Life, Able Constan-
fin. etc. 3ic.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
PAYING
POLITICAL DEBTS
SHgqI. Trust Receiving Compensation
!OI CQnpQgR Contributions.
LARGE SUNS MADE ON INSIDE INFORMATION
Secretary Wilson the Unfortunate Victim
of Misplaced Confidence.

Trusted II Newspaper Man with n
Proor Sheet of Secretary Cages
Finnncinl Plan, and Now tho Two
Secretaries 1ardiy Speak ns They
Pass by-One OF ,. Sterling Nor.
toms Numbers RccuIIed-Cord Was
ter on General Groner's Hopes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
DOLl Toys DESKS TABLES
DOLLS OUTFITS HOLIDAY NOVELTIES

Our Dolls not only make little folks
dream about them, but they have caused
some merchants on Main street 10 dream
about them; in fact the whole town is
dreaming about them.
We've always been known as leaders,
and not imitators.
Comparc our $500 Doll with the big
bargain dolls offered at $500.
We show the largest collection Of Dolls
in the city at Sl.00.
See those Beauties we show in Dressed
Dolls al 69c and 500.
Those Dolls as Use and Soc are big
sellers.
Sleeping Dolls at 25c; Bisque Jcinted
Dolls, 25c, and others down as low as DC.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
DRESS GOODS.

Handsome Scotch Plaid Ve1vets, ii
rich green and blue combinations, only
80. yard ~
Fancy Satins, in good quality, alt
eolors, Soc. i. ,ii5ttl.
Fancy China SILK, in bright co1ors for
dolls dresses and fancy work, 29c Yard
Fancy Talfeta Silks, in the latest de-
signs for Waists and Dresses, only 5sc.
Black Surah Silk, the real 45c grade.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

G. NJ. AGEY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
REAL ESTATE.
UPTOWN LOTS DISPOSED OF.

Three properties. Of which pair Of
hammer at the Real Estate Auction Rooms No. Ill
broadway. yesterday. and several valuable dwell
ings and lots were announced as having been pur
chased at private contract in the same district
I Randolph Guggenheimer sold TO Charles Warren
the four-story brick building Nos 49, and 30 Frost
ST. on a plot about 37x74 taking in part payment
large plot on the north SIDE of One-hundred and
twenty-second-st. about $50 feet west Of Thirdave
on this lot Mr. Guggenhemer will build a private
stable
J. Clarence Davies & CO. sold for George H.
Peabody to Loefiier Bros the three-story brick
building. 25xlOo on the side of Willis save, "a
feet north OF One-hundred- and forty-hfth-st on
private terms.
The vacant plot, 25xloo at the northwest corner
of One-hundred and nifty third-s and Mclrose-ayc
was sold by Martin Metzger to Thomas Tayior Tor
Improvement. a private dwelling house VIII propa-
James F. and Walter G. Schuyler have sold the
brick dwelling. 20xi6xJo the northwest corner OF
Madson-ave and One-hundred- and eevenih-st TO
MI schumacher the present tenant OF the pu"o-
George L. Nichols has sold No. sa West Eighty
ninth-st a fve-story American basement bricK
dwelling, lsx60x75 to J. liollander .o-o,, -.
William G.. Hoople has sold for about H'on me
four-story brownstone building No % Great Jones'
St. lot 22xe0 to Viola Hahn.
There was little interest In the three au'llon
sales. each property beng sold in foreclosure 10
the plaintiff. John NJ. Thompson 60 sofa Nos.
lOs and III West One-hundred-and-tnirdI-S near
Columbus ave. two-story stone front ra'houses' q"
plot $7.6xl001l. 20 the plaintiff for Si.f ~ go,
Peter f. Meyer & Co. sold. In foreclosure, No 66@
East One hundred md fort -fourth-st. three
story brick dwelling near Wi!lis-ave, to the
plaintiff for s.. $40
All right and title of George T. Defenthaer and
the East and West sides uptown. were sold 10 Inc
plaintiff, Florian Ruhe for 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
TlUDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings AMI alterations
have been nled at the Department Of Buildings
20 ave. v s. III # Of l2o'h St. for I'VE:
er G n 10 a los WI" III s''if s g St. ovn@ aa
S,enmez. u ~ 60 lAbcny-st archiirci. 49,. '2'ooo
Az story nriek FATS Of VA, yari1n NJ, d,mens9ns
{; Miner Of 10 a East Ia5ih st. architect. 1865
2ls,s, corner I'm ave i@r 81 dH, ,yIo s''f
I rs aTe's 81 e. Is ana s'gf wv
Hunter q No 90 IN ave. architect .''.......' i'vo
Marion ST. 10 3d. +, SIS story brick business
building; setnuss. ~ 81 ! East 9ih ST.
owner, Louis Enter. q 10 ~ East ''n - 1000
oi9-,i 10 as 70 siS story nres G O. li,1is
q SO 156 5,h az arcAi,cct ................ 1890
sth- ave 20 cJ7. H. a foar-story brick tenement.
broadway. owner; James STROUD. Of No i2c7 con
esd ST. go ioi Eas;. to- two and three story
brick and stone stable. l. Eerwind. owner; 400
Ludlow 81. ~ ). t, a I'VE story and basement
brick hoia etc: Morris Monsky Of 80 lc!
Henry ~. OWE. Keinstine " stone. Of y" 40 a.
GENRE st. architects ....................... 2'o
p New Gaildnss branch ,cs oi,ce ,,r...s-v
i aT a"Sliins o T'ih :i.fe 2ilAss GeorSS
bker 81 Of iis'h = a 81 ave- o~ acneS, $500
Gera:d ave s W cornsr Ia>th st. ~ a one story
ers; " II q Norman. ~ ~ lilo Ea,, l2jih s. 49,
aichlt'ot ............. '"p
Ogden @.c; 81 liz 70 iyo-sior, frame l~eG
Tim .; 10 80, f TlaiDash a S%.'' brdcay@
Washnsi ave # $ of iGsih St to
Wohn OF No / 1875 Wssh!nston-aye. owner: r
Miller % No rs 81 ave a. chitect. SO
Hal rlacc. No 1850 to iwo-f;er} frame dwell
ins with store: Louis Mccook Of premise
crotoaa ave. g 100 II q Woodruff st. t. a
%s si ogTer re a@ cn ION Na fs &, "a u P!s
11s%s AZ S..ss o' aa, S Ss 4 " is ss.
Forest-ave, owner Neis Toeners. architect. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
STORAGE NOTICES.
> T'~|I"(|7|> = 1|'1|N|N|~>~1-|->N/~@~
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Warehouse Department.
b - IS East 42d street. :


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Warehouse Department.
81 to IS East 42d street. !
New York. August Ith. 1897.
10 JOHN j. ALEXANDRA. Ms. j..
AleNanir-. Bridget Atkins. " Bishop.
Mss \ X. Blurstedt. MIs. NJ Brecken
ridge. Mrs l.. 'avally. W II. Ghlds, VIM.
II 'ht.s;S. Catherine Commons. Palmer
,l-' e.and. Miss Y. Croker. 7. cIonin.
III 90 Mrs. q. i. Darrell. Mrs. Matte
J.. Drster Ms. j. John Drew. Martin
E !; Idsc' a'ha,s. Es'linger by Ms. \ N.
Holster. K. Fulton. Henry j. Goodwin.
James iiank-y. + r. Harris. II. c.
Howell. Emily r. Lassansue. Il. :. Lee.
Mrs. +. l.. LsayrnwOrth. Clarence Lace
by 'has - Perry. VIM. o. Maiden. Geo.
Il. MALLORY Mrs. VIM MARKS Franl. Mel
Vile by Grl. 4. Schastey < Son.. Mrs VI.
r. Nil.er. .Lr>. u. Montgomery b. G-O.
A. SrhAst-y < Sons. Mls. VI. e. Mont
gomery \ j. Nctii-ker \. 4. Neal. Mary
O'Brien by Mrs. 4. Regain. Mrs. II. q.
Gay Williams the Misses Kate and
cCfue.ia Stevens.
Y.u a. hereby notified that your are
required l. pay the amounts due for stor-
age and oth-. charges up D the household
goods personal effects and merchandise
st,Ted IN the warehouses II this company
IN your name or FOR yOdT account. and IN
case o. your default IN 81 doing. such
9Jods Wales ana m-r ohsuis- VIII be sold
~ public auction on the Goth Jay " Sep
tenber. 1885, commencing al ~ 30 o'c.Ock
81. IS & 80 East 4l-t biiert. New York.
by George Mrr-. 4uct.One-r.
JOHN L. VAN WOENER
Secretary x G-n-ial Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

FTonts. Nos ?s'. and 49, Randolph GuseFn-
So John serrs AMI wife TO tn, the Equitable
s St 2 soo OF OF tee 22SsSS S Gase
Hiilyer by guardian 10 Daniel = ss 6a Iwi, "
i2ad st. - No ," III East, 2ix irregular, Charles
,o,bFt 10 n; t +, Of ist ave. 25xicoi John
schappert and wife to philippine schaFreri' ana
rlcsssn r' ave. No 2ss, ia7S9i Minnie We'll to An
Philippine schappef as executriH to Lo''A
SANE o'' property. 25xiooi SAM individually and
executrx. ct al to loa Lions i,ox.oii:
'' Eleanor Robinson SEs'' TO Jacob Korn
l44th- ST. 5. 40 # Of Sth ave- 'oN'''''' -"
Jumsl Place. 1861 r Of iG7 no s. lVAloo
irving Delrker ana WE to Eiihn B fro ,.:;
MGir'.eave celner i'>nSi' . +o'Hsp Bar.
Meiros.-s.s. 5. AZ It n OF laS,h-st 2!N'lxs'x
3,N2v!3. konrai Kroner and wife to sylvester
1,sif,s, a5o # e Of 'ouriland-avr i>sxI'":
-, NSnFad Nso%s s ;nG S Of c5 Sns 1 ,ax
100. sylvester Kromer and wife 10 hoh'"d
l5si i2se' = @s # Of cousiindaye 2ixioo;
= same T. same Z par, IN =, - Wcs,chcs,er
ave. Xix Irregular; William II Wills. referee, 70 .
s2i1. 10 10 Nv West. I7xio2 .; Andrew Ye''er
and wife 10 Luke \ Eurke -; ,;,,.,o, -:
ArlS;.r1 an-aN n conner l4-I-Sl 'iNi'-''''
Morris Sienhardt and wife to Henry - Bayne eo
West End-aVc. corner 1OIth-.t. 'OllAlV"'
Meirose n " corner 1881 st. lWlN2,i, Martin
Meizger and wife to Thomas Taylor....,: .;....
Fordhaln to iugsblidFr Road. II ADJOINING
land Of J Weisrr. runs - 81? A" y :
l1Ix " 113S FOL y S2.I. Mary & Mathews ,
as administrators to Kate II Morris. ........
2l-ave. s. -. 10 # 4 81 l1ith-st. 2Ixi3; NathiA
Bohn and wife to Lille Weiss and anoiher.:
95th-st, II = $50 = IT OF Columbus ave. lSSlWs;
William " Grinnc rs trustee 10 Helen Moiitn
5lst-st n ;. 376s II = OF 3i-ayc 8.+xlu5. Mat
thew Mcnamara and wife 10 Timothy Hartisan.
Interior lot. 404 # : Of 40th-st and 100 n ~
2,.-aNe iuns ) % > n -. .: Mat
thew Mcnamara and wife TO Timothy ltnfugah
Same property. Georg- Ol To- Matthew McNamiit
2l-aye. : 49.i It II 40th Il. - eNlW. MA
thew McNamarq and wife 10 Timothy Hirtshh
56th-st. n 5. 1lj II If L"Nington-a ave. .pN!'n,
John i Anderson and wife % Frank M'slie.....
Lots -. II and II. map II Cehre Park; FhlilP y
Smyth and another To Ella IIen~ton 80: ....
2d-aVe : 1j.lO II Of lllth-st. 2,NI"; l.ilir
Mess and annthrr Elias Gnss arOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
DRESSMAIxING.

0e0r-C-00-0-~lO~-|-17111N7 -
Formerly with Stern BrOst. latest
Paris designs for autumn. dinner. car
rage. reception ana wedding gowns bi -
cycling ana golf suits. ridinS haDhs
tail1" made gowns AT moderate prices
short notice. "a lies material made mp
Mine UrNITENt' ANDERSON. 23s 9Th
ave-. near 18th -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
CARPET CLEANING.


.N~yNoNoNN~NoD~r-N-oN N0OINNNNo||(||oc
ADDITIONAL capital wanted in lumber
and building material business. good
dock si'e. no boxers. Address Box 20
'r.tI tf~.. nsfg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
Connirp l)roprrtn for Sale or GO Get.

NEW JERSEY COAST.-In order 10 secure a permanent
~ home section that VIII surpass anything this
coast have acquired all the estates the high bluff
extending south from E.beron and including Deal Beach
we control beautiful frontage with perfect
tens OF sanitary sewerage pure water supply me
ana side~aHs. With every modern improvement that
could he desIedwlh landscape architecture that
lie surpassed. with social surroundings
We invite homeseekers good social standing
maps and plans. ATLANTIC COAST REALTY COM
IANY. Deal. y J. Office opposite station New York
Once 80 Nassau Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Gov
nanters 12h-st. between 9Th and IN ayes Key jane
i. STEELE Pm j.. Iasor.-SefNkes AZ II a. M,
Rev. ALEXANDER ALISON. p. D.. II Nonkers' Will
preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDl'STtY. 100 Worth-st.
WM r. BARNARD superintendent. service OF song on
SUNDAY at T. Singing hy the choir OF children or
he Institution. Public cordially invited Donations Of
clothing and shoes solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
c2d-st Rev Or. JOHN r. DAVIES. Pastor.-fublc
worship SUNDAY at II and :. Rev. WILLIAM FRASER
Of Chanplan. will preach at each service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY AND l0TH-sT.
n. m. Holy Communion.
10 a. m. Morning prayer and address
S p. m. Evenscng and sermon.
ALL SEATS FREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH Shave and dith-
e+-pev A b. SIMPSON Pastor. viii preach at 1920
a. m Evangenstic services at T:30 y. IN. Week night
services O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL. CHI RCf Madison
ave corner 55th-st Rev Dr. SABINE. Pastor key;
X l., RUDOLPH Assistant. Will preach IL a. m and
l5 D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
ft;b-st Rev. JOHN HALL. u. -. PasteI-Serlices WI
he resumed sunday. september =. AZ II a m anu
n n The Roy GEORGE Z. PUlNES u. d., OF Irihce-
ION is expected 70 oflciate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
ACIIINERY.

~.~.--N-NNN-NONNo.NONNN
At REDTctD PRICES.-Jo0 second hand
wool and iron working machines; fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought and eN-
changed GEORGE y. EDDY. JOS Madi-
son -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

LETTEROLOGY IN "GOLDsCKIlI
dro.s carIs written I'm a novel and band
some go,.sDrlpt process. FIR 30 cents PEE
dozen: gold ink. - cents per bottle. II.
" T. Tribune ONicr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.-Prsaching
every Sunday evening o'clock colgate chapel, No
1872 East 20th-st.. by Rev. SAMUEL MBRlDE, D. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

BOARD AND ROOMS.
0~O~OOlO--e~--.,.~-~-r nm nm m
SECOND FLOOR. large dressing rooms,
private bath sing,e rS.m Oh 'ou''"
floor: references. 81 West sith-s ST
nth ST. % EAST Delightful. large.
second story front room; good du'e'
ne!ghB5rhool. hne table; moderate.
18TH ST. Il WEST Clean. tidy rooms
good table: prompt service: Quaker man
rgeMent. reference.
18TH ST. 227 EAST. stuyvesant Square.
With board. handsome suite idc!nS
Park: house appointments hrst- class REF
cirnces.
lyTH-sT.. 81 and 81 WEST Elegant
cool large single rooms. summer rates.
table un-xcellrl; transients
3ap ST. WEST Handsomely furnished
rooms. with board references.
34TH ST. - WEST Hardsome. cool
rooms. excellent board, summer rates
transients accommodated.
81 WEST 2eTH ST.
MII.LERS HOTEL
Secure accommodating now FOR the
winter; q OK the pres@.-t guests have been
here average II years.
5lST ST. 5, WEST Desirable rooms,
with b0ard small family: parlor dining
room: rete!e:ices exchanged.
SD ST - WEST Newly decorated.
hardsomely furnished rooms. suites: al
conyeui"nees' private table TO- dining
roJm. elegant back railYr. suitable Tor
physician. superior appointments refer
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West iCih It. near Broadway.
IRVING PLACE. l-.-Nevly furnished
rooms: boxsprlng beds, Pasteur uttered
water; corner house.
PHYSICIANS OR DENTISTS OFFICE.
furnished ak cunvtnences. private
house board j.. required. A. West 10Th It.
THREE ROOMS. together or separately;
private family. refined surrounding;
moderate prices: references exchanged. l.s
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ment stopped. Pleas return book 10 o"hH.
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II the German savings Bank. In ihr
city 4 New York. corner an aF-. ana
lith It. issued 10 William l.ederer. ~
persons are cautioned against negotiating
The same. II hot returned To- the bank on
the 18th day - september. 1891, dup.i-
safe will hr issued.
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0ountrn propsrtn Cor Sale.
FOR SALE-ORANGE, n. j.

o. Highland Ave- near station. one Of the choicest
RESIDENTIAL situations several newly completed colonial
dwellings with every modem Improvement; cgch Win
ample sToGnds; terms reasonable. LDW. T. HANlL-
TON Co. 80 BroJdway y. y.
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OPEN ALI. SUMMER. ,,
EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH O4tn-st ana
ave pr. RECKLEN. Pastor Key. ioNNNH "'->'-''
breaches sundays II and :. All welcome
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Gin proprrtn 60 Get.
HEADQUARTERS FOR WEST SIDE HOUSES AND
III FLATS. all prices. STEVENS.
80 IT.. Columbus ave
. STORY BROWNsTONE DWELLING centrally lorated:
- good neahborhoOd Apply on premises lJ4 W
1CS ". SAITH Sta story hghsfD,p. private house.
NO perfect order. EDMUND Z. MILLS J13 5tl av,
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MANHATTAN CONGREGATIO>- VI CHURCH SD ST.
and the Bouieyard-Rey. sYDNhl H.. cox, Assistant
Pastor Jersey CITY Tabernao;e will preach Subject New
Ways OF Preaching" II q. IN.
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OLD D@EOOGI1ON9 [lOE1Eo
DAILY TO NORFOLK

SHORTEST SEA TRIPS OUT or NEW YORK.
Delightful OH Point Comfort. Norfolk newport
News. Petersburg Por; snouth Primers Point chmono
Virginia Eea6h. Va, and Washington ID. G. Freight anu
passenger sail from Per ~ North River every
weekday. except Saturday at r W. and saturday al
r. NJ ". l. GUILLAUpEU. Vice-Pres't and Traiic Mgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

ST. LUkES METHODIST CHURCH. 4lst St. near 9Th
ave. Rev .. : NARROWER. H. D.. and |. T.. LONG
ACRE. PastorsSuniay school. 9:45. Preaching II. 10y
Mr.. Tonga GRE. Wednesday prayer meeting, 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-28

west Of Broadway. Rev. CLARK WRIGHT. u. y. Pas
tor-Seryices 1O:45 A. N. and 7:45 D. N. Sunday
echool 220 p. Earnest Workers Bible Class, IN
Nr JOHN BEA1TiE. Leader.
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PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH,
corner 81 s6th-st-Ireachng at IL and by the Rev.
W G. STEELE. u. u.