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The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
OVER AN ASPHALT CONTRACT.
City of Denver Interested Before
the Court Of Appeals.


the Court of Appeals.
The suit of the city of Denver, Col,
against the Barber Asphalt Paving
company, appealed on an error to the
United States circuit court of the dis
trict of Colorado, was argued yester-
day before Justice Brewer and Judges
Sanborn, Thayer and Riner in the
United States circuit court of appeals
by plaintiff in error and submitted on
brief by defendant in error. This IS
an action to compel the municipality Of
Denver to pay for the paving of GER
tain streets between street railway
tracks. The paving company alleged
in it's original complaint that the con-
tract it had with the city for certain
paving was about $3S000. On the first
trial of the case plaintiff company re-
covered a judgment sof S1S,2S9 against
the city for the paving between the
street car tracks. The city carried
the case to the federal court, and the
judgment was reversed. At the second
trial the paving company recovered
judgment for $24, ,396 and now the city
has brought the suit up to the court of
appeals.
By stipulation the case of n. S. Nc
Donnell against S. j. Burns ct al. ap-
pealed from the United States circuit
court of the western district of Mis-
souri,, was continued until the Decem-
Der term
Arguments were begun on behalf OF
plaintiff in error in the case of the
New York Life Insurance company
against Ida M. Baker, guardian, error
to the United States circuit court of
the district of Nebraska. Further ar
guments were postponed until today
This is a suit to defeat a Judgment
against the insurance company of u
life policy.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Calling In Old Rifles.

Capt. Converse, the state military storekeep-
er, is making an effort to recover about 600
old styIe rifles which have been loaned out
to Grand Army posts Sons of Veterans and
other private organizations. As soon as they
are in they will be exchanged with the gov.
ernment for a later model of gun for use
in the state militia companies.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

mountains, from Dyea to the lakes,
and thence down the Yukon to Daw-
son, are included, and make an inter-
esting display. The illustrators are
all Seattle men, and show views Of
that city as the nutfitting center.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
To Cut Red CIif Timber

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-The acting secre-
tary of the interior has awarded the contract
for the timber on the Red Cliff Indian reser-
walton, Wisconsin, to F. B. Gilbert, of Du-
luth. at his bid of s416,4 ,464.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Grain Inspection Expense.

terday submitted report of the expenses OF
his Office during the month of August, in the
three districts, for inspecting and weighing
grain, as follows: St. Paul, $3S473; Duluth,
s279.47; Minneapolis, $5O3.96
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Hosiery Department.

Hundreds of people are supply
ing their Winter Underwear wants
here NOW, Notwithstanding the
mild weather.
Women's Medium Weight Swiss
Ribbed Merino Vests, white or nat
al-the new tariff price d. IN
would be $1.5o. nj keEa
Here for. r........ ...... YAVv
Children's Underwear and School
Hosiery in great quantities. A visit
TO the Hosiery aisle will pay you.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

Consider.

At a watering place
a French journal, the
turned upon a wonde,
some distance off on
frontier. 1T is asto.
habitant of Garonne.
spoken you hear dist
from rock to rock, fr
pice and as soon as it
the echo assumes the
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

Mr.. Petrie are confide
near future discover !
teresting facts regard
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Struck bx a cable Car.

A. Harminal, living at SGT Conway street,
was knocked down by a cable car at Fourth
and st. Peter streets shortly before O'Clock
last evening. The car had partially slowed up
at the time and Mr.. Harminal was only slight
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

We wish to call to your attention
that we are meeting the unholy cut IN
the price for printing lawyers brlefs
and paper books made by powers
onerating type-setting machines who,
over a year ago.. whipped. printers
without machines into charging Sl.OO
compefled to meet their price of fifty
cents a page or leave the field, and we
Will not do that. We are filing orders
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

same prompt anu correct way JnaJ mas
CHARACTERIZED our work and at reduc-
ton of fifty per cent from the legal
rate. We will welcome back our old
customers who have been enticed
~ away by the low prices made in this
machine war against flesh and blood.
Watch our daily announcement and
| quotations of prices. Our specialties
!. for this week are: 1000 business cards
for S1.00, and 1000 No. 61s so pound No.
1rag white envelopes printed forS1.25.
T PRINTING COMPANY, 81 Union Block
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

"I like the Gordon better than other
hats-it fits the head
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Wash Goods Dept.

Extra Specia1-5O pieces of =
Outing Flannel, light colors, III
worth &c yard, for.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24


tion between two fas'
milk pitcher of the che
mamma gave US. l /
associate with that &c
and the reply was,
Well, l had the teapo
made the joke, and jus
teapot fall. Now co
Charley used such a
repeated the joke, the
of the teapot on the
demanded the fulfillmt
That's no joke, that
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

See our fine line of Walking
Gloves, in Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Russia tan; also our Ladies Chev-
rettes, for street wear.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
zoe 'TO0thbrus!

Another lot of tho -ire J1-- q.
anese Tooth Brush lt 1.c ~
kind. Special, eaci
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Art NeedleWOrk.

Our new Art Embroidery Depart
ment has sprung into popular IA
vor. 1t is the right thing at the
right time. When in the store visit
the Third Floor.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Glove Headquarters.

The best Mocha Gloves made, in
good style, with clasps, one of the
strongest and best gloves CT m
Tor walking and cycling. GI.UU
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
HIS MEAN W. EH ar -
Declared 1t Was


Declafeu II was 't.-t' -.
but
"Oh, said the two bae u
girl friend who had Gaga5
the meanest thing Elr,-
have believed it of h
''Do tell me what as3sG tal .,
friend.
"Well. you know we .a}-g sCUs H-r-
lor amusements, or tgs about ne
some, when it happe WGs its
dinner. Charley had alius s-..e sy-
posedly funny paras the
paper. They were usr a.ls
made me faint. Fin lim
could do better than u
what, at making J,-ss Hteru ,r.. ..
girl friend.
why, yes, of cour
''Well, what happel
"Why, of course, h 2s s4r to.
Gust like man."
But he was mistaken.
do tell me all about it."
'Well, he wagered me three-pound box
of candy and all the soda water | could
drink that 1 couldn't make joke"
And you did it right away
Eyes, it didn't take me five minutes"
what was the joke"
''Well, you know we had that lovely blue
china set that he bought last week on the
table and
"It is lovely
"And just took my inspiration from that"
'You know the teapot has a shepherd in
blue upon it,"
Yes
''WelI nv Joke was the sllpDosed conyersa-
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
alobe-s-M-'s7
The Object of All

Our advertising to tell you about busnessclear1y
plainly eonvincngly talks to another But we
don tell of half the Friday bargains this adj Come
and see for yourself You'll fare the smallest
purchase
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24
Lace Curtain Sale.

Hundreds Of pairs have been sold,
but fresh lots have arrived. The
greatest curtain values ever offered
in St. Paul. A few quotations:
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-09-24

MARRIAGE r-fr -...

John ]. Morris .......
John e. Enzquist ....
Ernest Rossman .....
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WEST SHORE X. X.

Il, Trains leave ST. Station " y follows. and
~. earlier from foot Of Franklin 81:
ssvv A N. Daily. Local 70 Buffalo.
10y A. M.-Daiiy Local 10 Albany. Saratoga and
~suo A. NJ Daily FOR Albany. Utica. syracuse Roches-
er. Buffalo Niagara Falls Fort Wayne. Toledo Cieve-
md and Chicago.
"~Il35 A. NJ Daily. except Sunday. 20 Catsklll
ssSuntans. New Paltz. Lake. Mohonk and Ninnewaska
:; sshy Saratoga, Caldwell Lake George. Farlor Cars
r" s.oomvile and Albany.
Ss,e = NJ Daily. except sunday. for Albany. .
r. ID. Daily. for Albany Montreal Utica. syria
,s Rochester buffalo. Niagara Falls. ToroHto De-
e.s11 :, Cleveland. Chicago ana 81. Louis.
s.M NJ Daily. except sunday. for Nswburg. Albany
re- 'sA and Montreal. Sleeping car Albany to Mon
Yer and Buffalo - 49,
IT, "a Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
Chicago and ST. ioS,s ans i''O"'' De"''''
o. -C-Lesves RroorI,s, =, $780,. u,o..o n c30S
n Jersey City. p. II. n. Station; Bif:2o. C3'-s
C. T. LAMBERT Gsslerai Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New-Iork
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through train. leave New-iorK foot OF Chambers So
q. follows and ave minutes earlier from West I'D St
sS ,.,n M-Vestbued Express daily Binghamton,
49, Emlra buffalo. Bradford Arrive Bunalo
y NJ ParlJr 20 BunaIo,.
o"is A. W.-vestibul~d Express daily except SUNDAY,
~ Monticello i@ackd AWAKEN. and
~ TO corning. Daily JerNls
W. i5 nan parIo- Cars for Monticello and Corning
Pu ~ - N-Vestibulcd Limited fast mail DAILY solid
80" cii.ago. wa CIdutauqua Lake. a-rIyes CTe,e-
Uaitn 20 NJ Chicago = +. NJ SIcepers 10 Chicago.
ma 80 md Cincinnati Dining Car.
CIeVtIdh. and N-laId kestlhuled
$50 J.. W. l,iffao 7:05 A. NJ. Bradford II, A. 81
pans. , an 90 A. NJ. Cleveland l:.io r. ". sleepes
JsHes.syH" Cleveland. making direct
% BnIa 90 and the West. Gaze Library Car
Detroi-' WA Chautauqua Lake and Niasar. Falls
-" aoa tain Chicago sieep"rs to Hornellesyille.
Day. o. aaf cincinnati. Dining Car.
chicago AND SI.oCAI' TIME CARDS A%D PULLMAN
VlCkELS; ttons at Ill ~ 2Gl. 4ol end o57 Broad
l. accom- l.G East 1.5h-st. and 81 West l25th
way. ~ 20" s and sd St ferries New-York: 3a3
st.. Ill.,, St JOG Broadway. BROOKLYN 200 Hudson
and 40 ~" ni fer,ey Cy station. Westcott Ex-
st, car and checks baggage from hotels AMI resi-
sa,ces 20 destination
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BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS

Arrives Buffalo 955 p. NJ. Pullman vestibule Day
coaches and Parlor D'nng-Car Service. Meals
"a carte Connects Buffalo with through seepers
Detroit and Chicago.
o'I225, 1910 p NJ. daily. except Sunday tor MAUCH
I'll! Nk and intermediate points
a.. iZl5. 1:I5 r. VI. Sundays only. FOR EASTON.
NJ. ~ CHUNK and the Goa. branches.
,I;<1, lao 2. VI. daily. Except sunday. FOR WILKES
BARRE. PIrTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter
mediate stations Connects FOR all points in coal regions
eas.r car f@r Wilkesbarre.
BARRE. PITTSTON. SCRANTON. and principal inter-
mediate Connects all points in coal regions.
pullman Buffet Parlor Car Wilkesbarre.
sioo, 5;i5 r. NJ daily for EASrON and inter-
1ediate
1855. G:1O p. NJ. daily. except SUNDAY Express for
Darlington principal intermediate stations Connects
ir Reading and Harrisburg. chair car % Slatingon.
,'S;55, 800 = NJ daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA
FALLS and all points West Pullman sleeper vest.buls
van y Y Chicago Sleepers 20 Buffalo and Toronto.
1856. $50 r. daily. except SUNDAY stoppi.E only
SOUTH PLAINFIELD. FASTON, BETHLEHEM.
ztCH CHUNK. l.. II. JUNCTION SAYRE. Gen
Iva ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA and BUFFALO. Pull
ian Sleeper fol Buffalo None bu; seepng-car pas
snrers carried. No baggage carried
eoSS;SS. 300 p ". daily f2r dTHACA GENEVA;
sCHEsTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and All
nh,s West Pullman sleepers 20 Wilkesbarre ard Ithaca
sp soedtonal o.e trains daily except sunday or Ho ~
sHoOK Intermediate points leave as fol!ows 's3I
70 A. NJ. 'i55 2.30 % So 420. and 1855. 30 7. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a. ll3 2Gi 2I3.
q 80 and 1923 Broadway 81 f. IAN St. l58 r. 10Th
= III Bowery y. Y. $50 Fulton 81. Court ST. 1s
"oecsay. and BROOKLYN Annex Broodyn
" T. Transfer Co. Will call sad check baggage from
ate or residence through destination
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DEL. ACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. H.
stations in New-YOrk, foot of Barclay
and Christopher streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN BUFFET
n M 80

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLhTR
THE ORANGES. Summit. Bsrnardsylue. Rasklng
Ridge. Madison. Morristown. pss.ac, Paterson. Boon
ton Dover. stanhope NEWTON BrDD'S LAKE,
MOI NTAIN. Washington IHiIIIPSBrRG. EASTON.
WATER GAP. STROIDSBl re-. Pocono Maintains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WGL<rSEAERE, NANTI-
COKE. DANViLLE, North MBERLAND. Mont
rose BINGHAMTCN, OXFORD. NORWICH Water
yile. UTICA RICHPEhD SPRINGS. Cortland.
CORNING. BATH nANSEIi.L- ~ ,FFAIo and ali
500 A M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
1905 a. n cats can. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BlNG-
HAMTON. DWEIO ITHACA. ELMIRA UTICA
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OsWEGO
FXPEESS Pullman Parlor Cars. Connecting Al
man parlor car, New YORK 10 RichHod SPRING 49,
100 p MES,,RANTON w1L<ESBARRE and ff,MIRA
FXPT,ESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars.
100 r. M-sCRANTON. WlLkES8AERE snd FLYNN
oI-TII EXPREss Pullman .tpfrr' rar.or carr.
70. ScRAXroN BINGHhMTON. ETMIRA r, -
FALO pullman Buffet Seepns Car. New-Yofk 70
Chicago. Dining Car Of Buffalo
$50 = NJ fDaily)-BInalo Express Pullman SlNepers
SCRANTON. YINGHAMTON. EIMIRA. BATH MT
NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving EInalo = \. VI.
$50 p N DAILY Rt'FFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
S'e.nars New York 70 Rchleld Springs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS 1t
Iysrry Gaze < Sors. Limited. li3 Broadway. ~ Park
place 40 Broadway and 9t2 Brnadway Ticksts
sts,ons iii 4th-aye I2h-st; CT West l2Jth-st -
coiun1b1. ave Ncs-York: 33s and go Fuon-s,.. ard
100 broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving fun infos-
rna ton a all stations .z .o,,....u go
c,eci bacgag. from hotel residence 70 destination
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Re!iqions Notices.

NNh9touS -NUbhkS.
SECOND UNINERSAl.ST CHURCH. Arthur Han.
l.~npN ave. dsNr l2tth-si.. Hsv. a. Va -
SUNDAY schoo. 90 ana preach II a. M subject
n New Order II TrirUph~. A., invited
ST. BARTHOLOMEW CHt-ECH. Madison and
~ II. me Rev. DAVID 49, GREER - D.. Pc TOR -
'uidhN lncrulns service ~ o'clock with Holy to:s
niSlon Re-. R'El. g. BOOTH VII oricdtr.
ST. 'MESS CHURCH.. MADISON AVE ASD Ti>T-ST.
Rev =. NAl>POLE WARREN. n. D. Rrct'r.
Holy Communism. m
l-ttuN. sermon and HJiy Communion. II a.
Afternoon service 4.ig p. ~.
Congregational service with sermon = D.
IT Il -KE.s NErtunBI-r CHvRcn. ~. near sh-
aFe. Rev. g :. NARROWER, -. -. en- Rev. r. u
LONdACKE. Pastors -Pr-achrrs. II end ',5. sundav-
sahosl go Epworth League meeting : Wednesday
prayer wsetlng, =
IT. PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
s6.h-st. and West Enl-ayp.
P-v. GEORGE p. ECkNAN. Ph. b Pastor.
Preaching al II 4 m. and p. m
Suniay-school. D. m.
Prayer. service. WssnsSday o. m
DEDICATION SERVICES
October J % IN Inclusive.
y shops ANDREWS. FOSTER end FOSS AMI other
EN- non, cstgyraen will oficate.
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL IN RCH
Washington ave and 10th ~
Rev. F.,ANkLIN GAYLORD. Pastor.
Services. III q. IN. and 80 p.
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO.

800 New-Yorx. Nhtehdii 4tth!hai' H""''
.,,,ii><assS tx, D. M and ~. might, -
piTTssGRG S:2s sun 900 S m IS ~ % n n
WNNssHNd fTGN bALTiMQRE' 7s g ,p'G Ga4 ca
il2, a m ~ m i2:lO night sunday. 800 Qn..
ne UaT, II rs a. M Dining car, ;'' 'D'"hS OaN' 500
Dining Carr, J;S p. M IL ~ hib"'
NORFOLK. II 20 a. m ddlly ,..o,s- AZ, m daily
NET rams leave foot LI5ertyst minutes later
All trains are Illuminated wig rrT.v ri y irh a,
~ Tow.ry r. y 3t Fulton St p q, s,s.re.
O destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-18

NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN I'll r. " 7ih-aye. and
l2sth-st. Rev. CHARLES : EOElNSON -. D. Pastor.
D. A Wonans M-nu1 il.' Sundt, i az : q.
~. fraS-r-msetnf W -ln~siay -.-nnE
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sill-=t and Am
strr,sn ave Rsy. ANSON T.. AT~rEtBl KN -. -. Pts-
ier-Puh!!c worship II d. m. preaching oy HE Pastor
PHILLIPS FRE>BYTERIA$ lCRcH Yidspa-2ve.
81 Peach y" the Pist1r fes
JOHN r El SIN Sill. l3tE inst. ~ II 4 IN
PILGRIM CONGEEGtTIONtL CiICRrH MAIDS n
ave corner I2Is,.,t R.r SAMUEL =. J1sGGN d -.
Paste Pre-, hing b., tt- Pastor. II Tie COM
fOrt.ng on ''S~!t-tI ifii -T9lio SUNDAY
school a, ) W-clm-
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PEESBTTBRfAN CHURCH..
boulevard Was' 13i stIe-t.
Pes. SAM H. MCuMG n A. oXonl. Pastor-ei@ft.
SCI Jos Ht - o.. OOH. End 3. N.
wednesday ~t..iag service ~ o'clock.
1T ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL rTIrPCTi
IGi-sf. W.T. 81 'uumbu@afr Pastor. Rev. !. q
WILSON % b.. VII preach ~ II a and J. NJ
r. snlnx e4hi~.tt The Palace = Us I.ti 4.'
strangers ,HtJ.tlv invited.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

:, Flour DUH unchanged sale. coo
WSas, weak and lover spot ana monoa - e
sa o ss.S5 2H .,c 5:5'i; 1aae gale. - ooo
g. os'se "q qsrlsry "a. aioc; steamer mixed a2H.a
. 'c 5n 2>c. d. ye..H &c. o3iS m.m- No WIT, ,o
WHIT on 80 > mixed. - d-i' So'. 5uh %" gi-n roe
:.essy ner'' , '5 s,aat 'h4l.e .m5,6y s$e
siock; 100 s frrish;s- Demand very nat unchanged
SO, :,so: :,s5ay r. ~ yo-tan
aa sevSpo sept S..E When W., X X"T,ben
Old I,f ~. 10 / ha-' $50 in,GI "a a ea X
\: Ts G: corn demand lFh' ;a H. y f" $'
com. D. \ g Write. -ic 80 white 30 - :
No .ei,a2-a,-. y. u.N-d ,.,1r .,''Iv
80 On u"S ..-., .. o.,
fI 80" Sept. 1T.-lHe '''-.lS '-''''' '''7
W.. Web 40 a. '2' s.. % %:gs5.
pecemoeT .''''''' s4s,qs.,s 9s', 81 81.
Ma .'...''o.''
,s., ,.l' ........ %. a., - 7S'.
SSalerbe. ......... al$tssl!' - 3g. ai..
Nav "............. 5'''''".'
" \, >.
.' oa, .-...... l9s l?. 70 .o - ,..
December '..'''''' 237 .3-s02i .''s - sn25's
NAY ...... ..'.. 49,.
~ ... sSc2'i $50 So $ 20,
Is.em5er ......... SO -"
lsri per l'o ". .o,.
oc,oter ........... 4G-s 4G,a 80 80, 20
pecem'e' 80. ,oo -.
september 30, no, 40 : 20.
oc,oler ........... - 90. =
C.a aaoi1'93ssss e Se so .puns wheat, ssac 50 >
Tsl s3Gg4e y corn. -Nttq->'e'. 40 ~, "a, = g.
5 White b. 2l+a-}Ac No rye -. - .lI{7 80
u -roes
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lEHiGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot Of Wet ?3d 81 Penn r. r. Cortland,
DesbrJsses -.
indicates time from West I'D Other figures show
une rom COrtIandt or DesbrOsses -.
,..o:Io, G:fO 4. VI daily Sunday 'G:iJ A 10,
AALCH CHUNK ard intermediate stations.
800. s:I5 A. u daily f0r VILkESBARRE. SCRAN-
d0A week days). ELjiTRA week Gays ITHACA
SElEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
A~he Wes ana principal local points. dining and
ehdr car % Buffalo.
.I0;25, 1880 A NJ Sundays only for Bound Brook
soc nierme1Iata stations.
lbs. 1880 a. NJ daily. except sunday for MAUCH
SHtNk AMI Intermediate ponts
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DESKS & OFFICE FlRNITt RE.
LOST.


LOST OR STOLEN -passbJpk $50. l03-
.HS. o., the Franklin savings Bank. All
persons aye rIufilu7i against purchasing
p- negotiating The SANE, AMI any person
having claim 20 said psssbook 81. hereby
called upon o. present the same % the
hank IN D- before tho Inn day = sep
tewhSr 1885,. or submit Z. having the
pa-7hlok declared cauceiel AMI eX
,irzu.shed. ard new BOOK issued in leu
Thereof
Lost. Ban>boak 10. 2ss 30 N Dry
Dock Savings Bank. Asy person hay
Tx claims uU,r said book IS ca...d upon
% present tha SANE - the bank within
thsty days. or - said book Will I've lie
cared cancelled and eXtirgdishsd, and A
new one ISSUED IN leu thereof
I.DSf OR STOLEN Handbook No 293 -
lrG - The German savings Bank In the
CIV ~ Nv York. corner ith-ave. and
litr-st.. ISSUED - Kar0iine Ihlh1rn. All
parsons are cautioned against negotiating
ne same. n 49, returned - ne bank N
ne sth dlv or october. 1897 a duplicate
Will he i-sred
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Religious Notifies.

% = - - 81 o. % . -
THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH;
setween 9Th and It'll ayes. Rev WALTER DINthS
BICHANAN u -. Pasior.-The Rev N. L. siNtlsE-
TON. u. D. Npw-york prracres sunday At lo'D
q. and : ~ p Stranger. .sdi,iiy welcomed
USTON METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH tsih-st.
Nest ~ Broadway Rev. CLARK WIGHT. u. y. iss-
ior-s-rvr-s ~ 1895 a.. and i:io D. m suh'ay-
-'ho,. = ~ Earnest WORKERS Bb.s'1ass a. m
~. JOIN BEATTlE Leader.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner loth-st Public worship T. morrow AZ ~ 80
end evening at o'c0,+. The Plstort Rev GEotufE
ALEXANDER Il. u. viii pr-aeh. Neins~cay evening
service At O'Clock. sunday school ~ y - a. m
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Amsterdam
ami lO5th st. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW y. D.,
Pastor. Rev. JAMES III NrER. Assstant.-rhe Pastor
viii IVeach Al II a. m AMI p. ~ sunday school! D.
Y r. ;. G. +. :.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West
o3d--t.. Ithave.-The Pastor. Rev. Or. r. +. SAM
PIE breaches. II A. m. ANA ~ y. m. Welcome
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i2d-st between
i,h and 9Th aves.-The Pastor. Rev ANTHONY IT,
EVANS u. d.. viii preach tomorrow AZ II a. ana
y.
Rev. THOMAS. DIXON, Dr.,
breaches Academy Music SUNDAY morning Preluds
,'ramniany's Woes.
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NACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICHs.-JOo secpnd-nan1n IAN,
Mood and iron working machines tulp
srarant.eJ: machinery bOugh. anc en
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 5's MAUI
GSa-Gt,
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ReIiQ,ons Notices.


A. C. DIXON will preach in Hanson Place Baptist
Church, Brooklyn. sunday. 1890 a. and In the
evening In IN. Reformed Church the Heights. Vest
Brighton. Island and every evening during The
week except Ssturds,
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TUX TfII-ADLLPHIA, BAI:IIMORE And WASHING.
TON.
From Whitehall Terminal South Ferr).
Weekdays. 80. 9:55 IL u Dining carr. A NJ 81
3:2. % Dining carr. 5:55 p NJ. u 10 mii sun
days. 93j II % dining carr. a NJ. l:j5. 80 Dining
carr 5J3 F. NJ. II 10 ndt Additional trains for PhllA-
d-lphia from whitehall week da,s. 80 A. NJ -
3:5j. 4.2j, G:55. s25 T.. ". SUNDAYS. SO A NJ 3 *
r. NJ; from Liberty ST.. 40 A. VI. daily and 80
900 +. VI. week days
From FOOT LIBERTY STREET minutes later.
Tickets and parlorcar be procured foot o,
Liberty Whitehall ST. ll3. 172 26l. 43. Oli / 100
1923 irosdway 737 on Av, 81 East i'm ST. I53 Fast
l2jth St, 2I3 West l2Jth St. pol Columbus Az New
York. Court St, $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn. 9s Broad
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Company
to destination
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ALI. ANGELS CHURCH West End ave. and >lst-st..
Rev. :. DE LAM y TOWNSEND. Ph. y. Rector 30
Holy Communion. a. m morning prayer ana sriinoii
by the Rector II d. IN. evening prayer >. m Sian-
welcome
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RELIGIOUS Notices.


NEW JERUSALEM CICRCH (Swedenborgianl. East
35th-$t. between ParL and lexington ayes Rev. ;.
SEWARD Pastor Services a. II q. IA. th~ Pastor o.
ncistink
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

from Fer = y. r.. loot o. Rector -.
For Atlantic Highlands. Seabught. Monmouth Beach
S Md Long Franc -" 1919 A. NJ loo 80. 500 P
For Elberon. Ashury Park. Ocean Grow. and points
south TO Point Pleasant 1913 a. N. 100. 80 6Up
T. "; SUNDAYS stops at Interahen Tor Asbury Park
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SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR. s25. Domestic. sf5:
New Home SIS: special bargains. cash
or .ust-lmr-ts. write. sssnt calls The
STANDARD BICYCLE IOMFANi' TN
ave corner asth-V.
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ALI. SOILS CHURCH. Naiison-ay- and Geth,
Be-. T.. HEBER NEWTON. Rector Pc. \ y HEN
SHAW viii preach - II m
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