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The President VIII Vote.

Washington. Nov. 1.-President McKin-
ley will go TO Canton next week to cast
his vote. All the members OF the cabi-
net have likewise decided to 20 to their
homes to vote unless something interferes
to detain them here. The arrangements
for the presidents departure have not
been made yet but the probabilities are
that he will leave here next Mondsy after
noon by special train and return to Wash
ington in time to take up his duties on
Wednesday.
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SANDERS WILL TALK.
Proposes To Have Gold bug Meeting Of
His Own In Butte.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Nov. lit is currently reported
here tonight that Colonel Sanders con-
templates having a mass meeting OF his
own I'm Butte some night this week. at
which he will discuss the financial ques-
tion from the goldbug standpoint. unfet-
tered by Senator Carter and untrammeled
by the fears of any OF the local candi-
dates, who tremble at the thought of a
fearless exposition Of the republican posi-
tion on the financial question.
The republican state central committee
may prevent the colonel from debating the
money question. as was the case when II
frowned upon his offer 10 meet Governor
Smith. but IL Is not believed they can by
cajolery or threats stop him from going
on the stump on his own hook. II he car
ries out the plan that he is said to con-
template of firing of a goldbug blast right
In the heart of silver's citadel
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WAR PREPARATIONS.
The Flagship Imperieuss Leaves vietsris |
Under sealed Orders.

inc Fisgsnip Imperteuse Leeves vtetorto
Under sealed Orders.
Victoria, b. c.. Nov. 1.-The Imperi-
euse. the flagship of the British North
Pacific squadron. IL expected to sail to-
morrow. following the Amphion SOUTH
ward. A rush order for 40 tons of pro-
visions was placed with one OF the lead
Ing merchants to-day. The Imperieuse
will sail under sealed orders. not to be
opened until the vessel In out OF sight
OF land. The Amphion took on board
one of the fastest torpedo boats on the
station and the Leander. now In dry
dock. has also taken one on board. This
IL the first time this has been done in
three years. When the Leander comes
out OF the drydock. Il Is believed she
Will also go south. The torpedo boat
destroyer Sparrow Hawk. now q long
time out OF comission. will be recon-
missioned. The sloop OF war Icarius
Is waiting for a new crew, expected to
arrive In a day or two.
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Diminutions Approved.

Helena. Nov. 1.-The state board OF par
dons to-day approved Governor Smiths
action I'm granting 30 days dimnution Of
sentence to three men convicted I'm Deer
Lodge county. The convicts who were
made happy are: Y. w. Strunz. convicted
Jan. T. 1885, of breaking out OF the peni-
tentiary and sentenced to one year He
will leave the prison Nov. 4. Frank Smith
No. 2 and Tom Moore. both convicted
Nov q. 1896. of burglary. and sentenced To
two years. four months and Is days. Their
time expired to-day according to the dimi-
mutton
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Master I'm Chaneery's Report.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Nov. THE findings in fact and
conclusions Of law of Master in chancery
Blake. to whom Judge Knowles referred
the case Of Eellen NJ. Con- and John Coz
W Thomas Con. Fred Miller Patrick
Kelly and J. B. Jerome. assignees OF
Thomas. Con. were filed in the United
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They wereDiseh harged.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
wallace. Idaho. Nov. Limited States
Commissioner Finn discharged Mrs.
cuIbertson and Harry Rue. postmistress
and assistant. charged with robblng
the Burke p0stoffice Of s1,lOO
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Many Vessels Lost.

Gloucester. Mass. Nov. 1.-The past sea-
son has been very severe on the fishing
fleet. The reckoning of the year is n ves-
sells a total loss. - men drowned. . wives
widowed and IS children made orphans.
The loss will approximate $4,000.
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Navigation Closed.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. Navigation
on the Upper Yukon between Dawson
and the lakes has closed for the season
and all the river steamers have gone
into winter quarters. Thirty Kiondik-
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Halifax. Nov. 1.-The vaii-Lynch boat
race has been postponed until tomorrow
on account OF rough water.
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wouldn't Furnish Medicine.

Major Cogsweli attributed the typhoid
to the water and lemonade drunk by
the men. He said that the clothing
and blankets belonging to the men who
died of yellow fever were brought back
without having been washed or boiled
and used by other men of the regiment.
He mentioned other abuses too de-
graded to write. which. he says. were
reported TO the highest authorities
without action being taken. The doc
tor said that in three months and a
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TIE DOCK BOARD MEETING.
LIBERTY ISLAND AUTHORITIES PROTEST AGAINST
PAYING MORE FOB LANDING AZ
THE BATTERY.

Bids for furnishing hundred tons OF coal
were received BY the Dock Board at its meeting
Yesterday afternoon. The lowest offer was that or
William c. Moquin at 50 IS n ton. As the bid was
defective IT was rejected The call for BIDS VIII be
advertised again.
Chief Engineer Bepsal reported that 5000 would
be required 10 complete the recreation per ~
North Scoond-st Brooklyn. The sum OF SzVOo mas
ALREADY been expended upon the pier ana the Noh-
,roller will be asked report whethe' or not the
5000 needed is We, available from the original ap
Precipitation OF $4,000
F. p Olcott. acting treasurer OF the Amecica"
committee In charge Of the Statue or ldoert!' APP
pcnred before the Board 20 protest against t'e
increase from $40, 10 500 by the Board TOT 'he
privilege of landing lis boats at the Battery Inc
treasurer admitted 10 Commissioner Meyer that the
committee ran q ferry TO Liberty Island. ana sald
thu, the proceeds were he used 10 improve the
island pjer etc For the last three years. however,
the ferry had been run at loss The matter WAS
referred TO the Corporation Counse. on motion OF
Commissioner Meyer who said the Board had m
,,rh, TO allow ferry to operate without
franchise.
Augustus Iuersen. whose appont ment as rounus-
man by the old Board declared invalid by that
Board was assigned 10 duty at yesterdays meet
ing he having obtained mandamus competing
the Board TO reinsta;e him. communication was
received from tho Corporation Counsel upholdlhg
the Board I'm its position taken against the Depart,
ncnt OF Buildings The latter Department mss W
that plans for constructions upon piers should ne
FIRST Submitted TO the Department for approval.
The dispute and decision applied particularly to me
recreation piers under construction at christopher
and one hundr "A ndtwelfth sts.
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81 20; September .5NaIec December rs 2ss No r.i
hard 81 20s. No Northern. 81 1874 flolr owcr' nrs.
patents IS cas- second patents 81 $3.50 -, mrs.
clears. 81 ,D1Si So second clears s'"uS5 NJ bran Ia
bulk. $685.
Philadelphia June lOWhcar nominal. contrac' gtsng
June Si0si 10 .nrn firm and re higher; NO n,'N'
June s6i. c. Potatoes hfin: white cholce per DSs
GoN 7Oc good. per bush. 4oiJec fiout ~
ana easier. winter super. s49s4 % Do extras 81 ,r
81 20: PENNSYLVANIA roller clear 81 1IHs5 Western wiz
$685. -: DO straight 81 &jnS5 80 % pa..'
clear 81 1JltSJ % 10 straight - ~
ls6 do patent s. ga So ~ Rye nuur unchanged ~
Ter firm fancy creamery. i1c. DO nrlnts -
Eggs Arm nc higher: fresh nearby Re; a. western
i3c 10 Southern lie Cheese steady. Receipts i.dr'
30 bbls 900 sacks wheat 1000 bush corn ~ -
bush: oats. $4,000 bush Shpments-Nheai, i.''''
bush $50 O'p bush. oats. COCO bush.
St Louis June 10 Four quiet. patents S'Hs. 90 90
sraights 81 G0Qsa 50. 81 15ls4 30 medium % y"
asa 90 Whea-Spct steady. 40 cash elevator, -
track 9eQse.c June 9oc. July. sic asked september
2-sc asked December n asked ~ marc cash !" e..
Com dull. July 3l7sc asked Seltennber =. 10 80
Spot steady. No cash. pc bid; track
DC: July. o37sc. September. 21Hc; No wn mt, on 81,
stronger and demand salahc. ole iSutter, i
changed slow: creamery. lS'sGl6c. dairy. 'F"''s'
Eggs steady SEC.
Toledo Jure io-Whoat higher. active; 40 eaSl;'
81 o4is June 81 o.. Corn active s'aoH NJ XII
83isc duh higher 80 . m.Xeo 2Sc hye uu,,'
Clovsrseed duil s,oadY prime cash 81 p OH un'n'he'
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VEW-ENGLAND FRIENDS.

Nevport r f. June 1o-The second days ses-
sion Of the New England yearly meeting or the
Society Of Friends opened with the calling OF the
representatives. Sixty-four responded represent
ing the Rhode Island. Salem. Sandwich. Falmouth
smithfeld Vassaboro. Dover. Fairfield and Far
sonsfled quarterly meetings.
Reports from the several meetings. showing the
condition Of the church were read II was de-
cided that hereafter each quarterly meeting shall
be entitled to five representatives and one add
tional for each hundred members. The session O.
the Salem quarterly meeting was changed from
salem TO Boston. and the Smithfeld quarterly
moefinr will be held In 1899 in Woonsocket In
1900 in worcester and in 1901 in Bolton Mass,
he statistcian report showed thirty-three hlrtns
and eighty-thrce deaths and a gain OF three IN
membership.
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

.1o>.o1ooooooooo ~o~~~~~->~~~->>>N<
cUPREME COURT COUNTY OF Nsw
YORK.-John q. Crawford ana .o'1'
Plaintiffs. against Adap oe""as'' ''''
and others. Defendants ...,o.
In pur.uar.e Of a Judgment OF ~.
ure and sale. duly made and en'e,ea !" arr
above-entitied action. hearing oas -.
day OF April. isss I. the undereisne,' IA
Refere. In sal, Judgment named: VIII seI
AT public auction AZ the New YORK hea.
Estate Salssroom. No. III bread"asl
the Borough ~ Manhattan, C',y o. "a
YORK. on the 21,h day Of May. ls'e,
O'clock noon on that day, oy SnA Hs,r..,sd
Berrian. auctioneer, the premises dhe .,s'r
by said Judgment 10 be sold. and the'e'n
described a. follows: -
All that certain lot piece. or parcel %
land situate lying and being IN lns "a "a
teenth Ward Of the City Of New YORK ~
known ana distinruisned on 4 Sspc ,t ~
lands IT. the Sixteenth Ward OF the .ms
OF New York. TIE property ~ tne ~
OF Mary Clarke. deceased, MADE ~ All
r. smith. city surveyor. and dated Az.
9. 1887 IA copy whereof Is on ME IN "a
once OF the Register OF ,he CITY sns
County OF New York;. by TIE numper
hundred and fifteen t2l3) and oouneeo
follows: Beginning at point IN the s.,snt
erly line OF Tventy-sixth street oi.an's
Ave hundred and twenty-five ieet ees..,y
from the southeast corner OF Ninth Avenss
and Twenty sixth street. running t .e
easteriy along said southsriy iine twe,s,s
nNe teet. tNence Soutnetts p"' =, ~ -
Ninth avenue ninety-eight feet nine lnenss
TO tho middle OF the block between ven
ty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets sni m
ooint equi-distant from he two, tnenss
Westerly parallel witt -wenty-sixth suees
twenty-five feet. and thence Nor,bsn
parallel with tho Ninth Avenue niney-
eight feet nine inches TO the place OF "
ginning.
Dated New-York May %. 1895.
A. ELSBERG. Referee.
EROMNE AffQFrey PlalrtltS
No. 20 Nassau street New York CRY
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TO MAINTAIN MEDICAL STANDARDS.

Denver juno 10 The American Medical Associa-
ton, at its meeting in this city. adopted the TO-
lowing resolution. with a view 10 upholdnS the
standard for graduation by the medical colleges
throughout the United States;
Resolved. That the American Medical Association
gives notice that hereafter no professor or other
teacher IN or graduate OF. any medical college In
the United States. which shall after January /,
1859 confer the degree Of Doctor OF Medicine. or
receive such degree on any condition below the
published standard OF the Association OF American
Medical Colleges. shall he allowed to register as
either delegate or permanent member OF the asso-
Cia ton.
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COAL FOR BRITISH NAVAL STATIOE.

San Francisco June ia dispatch from Vic
toria. b. c.. says:
The British Government. following out the policy
adopted connection with its big naval stations.
Is about TO store an immense supply OF Cardiff
coal. the best steam engine coal produced at the
Esqumault dockyard. Already FIVE ships on
the way with about thousand tons each. but
this IL only small amount compared with what
is TO follow. Arrangements being made for
the reception OF hundred thousand tons OF this
coal al Esquimaut and twenty-five thousand tons
probably Will be hand at the close OF the pres
ent year
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18th Street

The approximate amount OF the lea
charge TO satisfy which tho aDovSsSoX
scribed property is to be sold 10 -: soo,"s
with interest thereon from the z1tn ~ IA
OF April 1895: together with Costs IN.
allowances amounting 10 1884. ~. witn,sh
ierest from April sch. 1898, together w WE
the expense. Of the sale. The spproA, n1nss
amount OF taxes. assessments. or o' ~
liens which are to be allowed 70 rs -
purchaser out OF the purchase nionsy
paid BY the Referee Is <tSoa, and intsrNs~
Dated New York. May = 1875.
N. A. ELSBERS. Referee.
Tn. ssIs NJ the above described premises
Ia hereby adjourned 10 Wednesday ~
18th day Of June. 1905. al the same Nv
and place. 49,. ,sos
Dated New York. May 2.th: ls9s;
n 4, El-SBERG. Refesoe
JACOB FROMME,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
No. % Nassau Streee ...-.<.li
New Yesk CT.
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WHITAII. SARAH Rim pursuancs q

WHITAIL. SARAH R.-Tn pursuanes q
an order Of Hon. Frank 7. FITZGERALD.
q Surrogate OF the County OF New foIk.
rotice Is hereby given 10 all persons hay-
ing claims agalns, Sarah r. Whltall lats
OF the CITY OF Ncw-York. deceased. 20 pre-
sent the same. With the vouchers thereof.
to the subscribers. at their place ot Isnr
". Collins. No. 80 Wall street, IN tne
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
on or before the 18th day Of July. 1925
Dated New YORK. the loth day ot Jss'
nary. 1898 ROBERT r. Wilkinson,
MARY w. BOOTH. Executors. STEPHEN
w. COLLINS. Attorney for Executors. v
wall Street. New York Cry.
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THE STATE OF IRA DE.

5 exports. '9 S si s d %h.s @ SPOT &
sa a slScK S s sa saSef sy
s%D: assl o Of I S;n ' ,s,.s
s sfss August sDSi 'n sc "s sep
%ss :ss's 5se'D'; so1 s'S SS.
corn &c; do yellow; $S,:e Oats steady; No white
s7sS; stock siS2iS Rye n5%:!. 10 nearby @lss:
S 40 e %sstsr shy see Grain s an
steady unchanged
spss pa; sHns s d. ss sss
cornmeal STEADY s2assc per bush sss.l % per
.isaiss 49, Sa.s
s% lssss pa e sss ss
g. % = Ess DHs .. s SG s Imitation n'': se
ladies': iac che-.. steady: Northern. 7a7'sc; West
Buffalo June io.-sprins wheat limit. steadily held;
s q HchIs DONG d"r H No n, auth
sssoas y.ileH sd4 Sn ysiig- SEC soe. saa
Oats rm white sose Ne whs ss ssSs No
sss oa.r6s. 10 S? On @ quoted f
. Chicago. Jun. iorhc leading future. ranged FOL
ss Wheat No 9: 0''P5s #;S: I: Ss 'i'!ss
s S.s.%s:4 Ess$fiss i" il 4:
Corn. No. 2:
! !:5s.ss ,~ess $751;.
Oats. No. 2:
s sss . :;Ssssss g. aaS'sals * *
Mess pork. per bbi.:
July .,..:;...... sISsSS $500 s;S,ss HSsS
september
Lard. per 100 10:
s:s :-: ::::. :$$ &c s$ :&sss
Short ribs per 100 70.
July - sseA sso. Sb2n Sn
Sep,ember 49,. $40 SPA SEQ SOS
Cash quotations follows: Flour dull ans easy
No Q spring wheat. 96q9;c; No Q spring wheat 9ocQSI
Ne red 81 oS: No corn 33i.c Nc yellow corn 3ssa
No 2 rye %snc; No barley. S.gssc; No naxseed.
Sh slt 2Oa$lo 2o ia'e PEI 100 10 IS s2,ses5 o.
coxed) 545Hc: short cea- sides noxet seQss 10: sug
srs loaf. unchanged. On the Produce Exchange
day the butic- market Arm creameres. i39i6Ac:
dares. 1ldlSc. E~gs steady; fresh, 0isc.
Cincinnati. June io:-F1our weak whea; quiet. No 2
rsd 81. Corn dull No mixed. 1914 a34c. Data steady
70 mixed. 2Ixe Rye quiet; no q 4sc. Butter easy.
Sugar Quiet. EEgs nrm. e0loc. Cheese steady.
Milwaukee, June i0.--Wheat weak; No Northern
= 10; July. o. l00tl IL Rye hrm; No /. <7c. Barley
oull: No = 80: sample. 10000.
AiaassSsiA Juas io--whsss szvnsi June q ao yuay.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

IN PURSUANCE Of an orser Of -
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate a ~
County Of New York. notice 70 h0vov
given 10 al. persons having claims asatnst
Thomas c. Lyman. late OF the CIR rot
New York. deceased. 20 present the ssine
with vouchers thereof TO the suhEuheS
At their place OF transactins blsl4Aat 20.
40 West .3sth Street. In the CITY q Nsw
York. on or before the nrst day OF AuCa1e
next.
usry. 1893.
LOIS II LYMAN.
LAURA c. LYMAN.
ROBERT n. LYMAN.
EIecutaA
ROBERT ". TODD.
Attorney for Executors.
90 Broadway. y. Y. CITY.
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APARTMENTS tn LET.

Furnished.
FURNISHED apartment for three months
seven rooms and bath. Inquire or )an'-
tor ! Vest s1tn-st, opposite Park
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COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

SUPREME Court-Spscial Term-Part 1I-Before DAILY. J..
court opens 1890 Elk -parte
Surrogetes Court-Chambers-BeforeA Arnold. S.-Court
opens 1870 Wills for probate: Robert Bernett
Selma Hutchns. Ernst Bernet. Fanny Suhr. 10 30
a.
City Court--special Tern-Before Fitzsmons. C. j.
Court opens nj 10 a. Motions at 10 80 a. m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Lawrence J.
Matter Of Clark. ir.-Rchard NJ. Henry
Matter OF VESSEL Silver Company-John " Bowler.
German Savings Bank agt. Bonner (threc casee-
franklin Bien
Holmes ast Neutrality-suspicious. r. Hart.
Robertson agt Dsken-Thornas F. Donneliy.
Emlgra Industrial Savings Bank agt Egan-Robert
eturgs
By Daily. j.
siewert agt saehlen--wirism J. Moran.
Matter OF Sands-Villism II. Field.
BY Scott. ].
Irb,nger art stulz--Isaac Fromrne
By Cohen. J.
rrouton ag.. Moore-Arrlitage Matthew'S
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
By DAILY. j.
AdopA Kas,or ag, Herman Finkeis.en =. al--Davd J.
Lees and Daniel !. Early,
George schoeNe ae, Onsley Electric Company
Charles Donohue.
p Bischofr. jr., J.
William F. vsnse ast Mortimer z. w.don-John
echuetz.
Matter Of Paul y. spofford-Vicor ". Hungerfort
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Religious Notites.

nflIulDU9 NUbllto.
~~1>>~~~rno~O~~N0o>ro
crtH H RSSN .. o5 tSS2N and 9tAG As mAF. s
ALL SOULS CHURCH. M.dison-av, and es,h-,.-
Rev GEORGE r. CLOVER will preach az II a m
ALL Souls CHURCH 9."Tsn ,, ard ooh
a, II a. m. The public cordially invited
eo4 AsrFeAS Mss2X 1S TIVE IHHs X
o-day ,SaiurdsY at p m Subject; WY Believe n
i isr sdu s spIs' MsT feseans
day evening a, 5 O'clock All lsrae'e' welcome
A,-A.,A-ME TFoFoIITAN, FORWARD MOVE
Temple 7thaye and 'h,.ohdren. ,sryi 4, a Il
Ad 1T .yagnS @ .. GDMAT hfy SN e sMn @
day Meetings every night Irish concert tonight Every
scat free.
At LExox AyENuE UNITARIAN CHURCH. cotn.,
sn tnf aa al II our H9 I'll.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christie
a. o'SoNHor Pssior d.nguished lady delivers an
address on Christian Life and Experience" All cor
daily invited.
and Central Park West. Rev. DAVID G. wYILE. D. d.:
pahe' a. II sna commnn9n a, Goss 81
! Wednesday evening al S.
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison ave-.
| 64,h-s t.-R~,. HOWARD /. JONES. Pastor Will
sa' es al at p Open ali
| cordially invited
ao.! SHEET Y H:T
Pastor Will preach 1890 Subject Making Friends Of
service by sabbah-sthoo Parent. and friends Of h hs
| school cordially invited.
BLooMINGDALE CHURCH boulevard. West ss.h-.
billy" s. plea for Humane Treatment OF our Vol
aneeI. M9ndSy hgha lecture 10y dr. PErEHs why
taken send things 1T brave volunteers.
BRICK CHURCH.
HENRY Van -A pY 1;q'-' Pastor
Services Sunday, Juno IL
" Sacrament 'r Of The f Iords Supper p :" q"
weekly evening service Wednesday a, O'Clock
BRoApwAY TAnEFNAcIE r GHpRcH Broadway and
vices az i a m. and p m
LEWIS PARKS $ + D. Pastor.iIoiy Communion.
ana 70 a. morning prayer and sermon. u NJ!
3 f M The Rector VIII preach morning ''
cALvAnY cnuncH ws:. s MAcARTHuR
Duty to the Philippine ''@''''''
c.hy4RY MErEoD ST E Ws GHyHcT 12s
the Rev $ L. BEILER' d. D., at 741 p m. Prayer
service Wednesday 7i5 p. M Cordial welcome.
CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. 42d-.t west OF 7,n
ave, FRANK NJ. GooDcHILD. fnsor~il a. m - chi nj
d,sn Day r. exercise. M The Vacant Chair
night Welcome
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West 57th-,t
SMITH. D. D.. Pastor. VIII preach at II m. Al 5
p m meeting will be held IN interest Of IN. CITY
Mission Address by DR.. sCHAUFFIER and Mrs RAIN-
BRIDGE Sabbath school and Bible classes 3 % m
Christian Endesyor. Monday. D. m. Devotional meeting
Wednesday, p. m. Welcome.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West 57th-st
7th-ave.-popular service clock al which
Mrs. L. s. CAMBRIDGE and Dr.. A. r. SCIIAtFFIER
Will present the work OF the New-Yok City Mission
Tract Society All NewYofkers Interested In their own
city ass most cordially invited 70 b present
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MACHINERY.

Ar REDUCED PRICES. -SU eecord-hanl
wood and iron working machines; fuIlS
guaranteed: machinery bought and .x'
changed GEORGE r. EDDY. IDS Naii-
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miscellaneous.

>~~|~>N>~
RE YOU using Ltert's Perfumes Lihcr.'s Niole's'
n IIbert's Face Cream2 lAbert's Veoutne7 Lib~rt's
Rouge? Lihert's cologne Lberts sach-t-7 Absolutely
delicious. JAMMES. 900 Broadway
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T Fitzgerald. Surrogate Of the County
OF New York. notice is hereby given to I'll
persons having claims against Louis Cat
iaberry. late Of the City OF New York.
deceased. 10 present. The same With
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber, at her
place Of trAneactins business. a. The o1ics
Of Edward F. Brown. 20. ~ Wall Street.
IN the City OF New York. on or before
the tenth day OF August next
Dated New York. the Sd day OF Feor,,-
ary 1895 CATHARINE J. cATTA-
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Wall Street. y. Y. City.
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

Saratoga y. Y June lo-The Court Of Appeals cal
eninr Monday. H. follows Nos $50. 1852
BIO 800 6l8 33l. 500.
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Che Inrf.

Brooklyn Jockey Club Races.
Race. Each Pay at 2,so r. NJ xrse
~ STAKES. $1,000 and $1,000.
Field stand 90 Cents
Special trains via L. l. r. r. direct TO grand stand
from Bath ST, f. r.. y. y, leave at i24o 100
Parlor Carr ] 20 T. NJ
BROOKLYN TRAINS leave BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
via bth ave Elevated and +. p and {. l. X r.
10 minutes from IL noon.
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ELECTRO THERAPEUTICs.

NIbkO- hECHASICO ASD r-..nsS ~
THERAPEUTIC. DE vALLETTE IN
gTlTCTE. lOi West toth-st.. lOI ives
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A. c. DIXON. IN HANSON PLACE BAPTIST
CHURCH. Brooklyn, 1890 a. m. and 745 p. m Seats
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HARDWOOD FLOORS a POLISH.
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HARDWOOD FLOORS. S23 and upwards.
Floor. stained. cleaned, polished Wood
work rcpoiished. e. y. STAIR. 7 West
i+th-st.
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STORAGE.

THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
40 no vim Teienhone 7si 3sth-st.
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.
HOARD AND ROOMS.

49,. 49, --~7/oN|0@ -, = !.
CHOICE. large rooms. withor "ithpu'
board In private American family su.
perior accommodations. moderate 80
West t1pl-~t