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OTHER TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.


1000 ,hose sailing to-day on the North German
rioya liner Barnarossa for Bremen py way vi
sou,hompton are Professor and Mrs. Charies a.
pr,ggs the Misses Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman
panad,ct Miss Jessie Benedict. Professor ana MIS-
rrancis Brown. the Misses Brown. Or. ana MIS-
charles e. Davis Mrs Thomas M. oaie' MISS
olive Gale. Dr. NJ Ikuta. Mrs. Horauo hihs' zap
-, "a Mrs W c. Margedant. Mr.. ana Mrs'
InI,r. saur Edward NJ c. Tower MIS- o. n VIII
hanson the Misses Williamson ana he'nf'ch
Weber. ,.s ...,or
The steamship New-York. which arrived 'es'e'
a.v from, Southampton had among the passengers
on hoard the Rev. T. Valentine Evans MI anu
Mrs. H. w Henshaw. Miss Henshaw' MI anu
Mr. C. f. Lyman Mr.. and Mrs. w a. Miller Sir
Arthur stepney, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ F. sparr' baron
c. do vaux and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. fardley
The saale OF tho North German Lloyd reached
port Yesterday from the Mediterranean win me
following among those board: Mr. and Mrs W.
Bosworth James c. Carter. w. Bourke COCKTAIL
Mr. and Ms Richard H. Dana. the Misses Dana,
General T.. +. Dutton. James Fietcher, uniteu
states Consul at Genoa: DR.. w. Gadola, the heV'
George Reynolds, Captain Colombo Rivera, MI
and Mrs Philip Schuyler and Mr.. and George b.
Upton. - A.. ,>.,.. r,-,oAor,.A
from bremen and Southampton via Cherbourg
ware Thatcher M Adams. Carl r. Autenreith. JET
terson Coolidge. Clarence Dinsmore. Gibson Fahne-
sssnck a. T. Fulford. Charles NJ. Garrison. Charles
r. Patterson. Arthur Stokes and John Palmer.
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SOLDIERS ON THE SgGURANCA.

Among the passengers who arrived on tho
eegurancs yesterday from Havana were Captain
oeorge Tiebiger, u. s. A. and thirty-seven as
cnsiSed soldiers. Some Of the soldiers not having
csitlncates from the medical inspector at Havana
we're transferred at Quarantine TO Hoffman Island
sof observation. They will be released to-day.
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.vpRosE-Entered into rest May IS. 1890 John Wolfe
Ambrose az his late residence No o7o Lsxngton-ave
Episcopal Church. Aadisonave. and 6oth-st. at iSo
o'clock
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address
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DIED.

DIED.
$1,000. yohn w viele Juiiette d. y
e.as Ws-v waddlngham Wilson
c,ar,s Edwin West Lucy G.
Lord 4. Frances. Mnmo.' Sonn.
Reed Arthur. mnnnos S Gnnnai a.
Ross. Mary J. "yman' ssihue" IT.
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SoTiCE 70 CREDITORS OF THE TURNEY JONES
ALL CREDITORS OF The Turney & Jones
corn SPa ays h sae nced 70 ii. pre-
sTeed by 'n GIset ooe Room POS No 100 Washing
Chicago Illinois On W II nftsas NJ Ne B 90
' 4s4sss & the Esf n Sss Circuit Court
Chicago. December s. 1898: ,..., s..... xo.,,Arr
Order 6 cGS6 Of h Dv Fnsd Taeds
Der 20 ises Present. Hon james " THE TURNEY
400 9oxE HE c6Mp y Fo2 24ess ct a. w. -
This Gay This cause coming on 10 S beran and
upon the said receiver in aceoraance "n
spes master with whom claims against the said The
ney Jones COMPANY nj t eeT aes s Of sny
of The said Claims shall who shall e at
S ins S SSHr. served n and 81 parties Court
e 9a .ss S15f PFfF ISs, 1 %as
S G5J d A cSoeo K and i he is hereby
appointed special ssts! ssid cause ~ the said Tn.
Company ~ HAVING 's any any as @ Ds say on Or
eTe s St day Of March 1909 copy OF said claim
which copy shall be duly vehsd a. sbs SCI toh
the nature Of said claim the character and the
ordered s As' VI yts bin. yseyer ds sypo nfs
the st day OF MeTeh lSyo NAV desire to contest
Hsdty Of any claim heretofore Med with the said mas
fer his WYtten exceptions 10 the claim and the SAID
to hearing on said exceptions and shan ascertain me
fss s.o m esebfr TS the evidence thereon
ny js fTTther ordered that al expiration Of said
report all matters appertainns 70 sna
Sh any Aps s CLANS t day
~ Hh,cb no exceptions fled. herein PROVIDED
giving the amounts OF such claims; ana and num-
S % 10 '9f Se court as the nuber
OF all which exceptions have been hied " any
II is further ordered the said master shall forth
with be published In some newspaper OF Hener
creuso cry Of Chicago IN the State of IL, tp Gy
| Of New York the state Of New York. ana In some
,ss State f e obo and IN some hewspsp
circulation in the city Of Cincinnati IN me stae on O a
shall be published by the said master once week in each
Of the SAID newspaPers eT 81, e berefoore sp
pointed herein furnish to the said master within
S to- T1rney Jones Company so far as same
can be ascer,aned books and officers Of the said
sonable time mail each and every Of the
said creditors copy OF this oTaer It,. c, against Til.
Turney Company before said master on or be
in the Proceeds Of properly Of said de-
PENDANT company sought herein to be subjected 70 s
tors svsng themselves Of the benefits Of companants
H"rthern District Of Illinois Northern Division:
W BURNHAM CLERK Of the Circuit Court T,,t o. the
United states for The N0rhn D o be- Sf t1e
feet and Complete copy OF the order entered Tuesday
Count o5 the cbsncery side thereof between Henry
Putnam ct s same nso ns o the
| ords OF said Court now remaining In my custody ana
In Testimony Whereof. have hereun,o set my hand
and sfred Of sad Court at ONCE IN Chicago
district this 2'h day q MpvsSs, 4, p 1sss
So's1under order similar TO tn. above entered in
jones' company in United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District OF Ohio Eastern Division creae,s
he HS'e oaii"s With ~ N special M7;,sr in
chancery COLUMBUS ono NIL ss,es cireu. Court
for the Northern District Of Illinois
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SUPREME COURT. County of New York.

~ Catharine C. Hunt Executrix, and Richard H.,
Hunt as Executor Of the last VIII and Testament OF
Richard NJ Hunt deceased Plaintiffs against John Stew
art and Others Defendants. Ct,
in pursuance Judgment OF Foreclosure ana saie.
duly and entered in the above entitled acuon,
ing second day Of December, ISIS tne unGe
signed Referee IN said judgment naned VIII sen AZ
public Auction the Exchange Sales Soons nov 10
Gated al No Ill Broadway IN the Borough OF
City New York. the lth day OF JanusIy loSs AZ
70 O'Clock noon, that day, by Peter r. meyer, Auc
oneer premises directed by ssid Judgment TO De solo,
and therein described follows: nit, $780,.
Al that certain lot Of land with the buildings thereon.
located IN the Twelfth Ward OF the CITY or New norK
sn6 in Section Seven No. 2O45 or the Lana Map
~ ssid CITY and bounded and described as follows;
Bsrinninr point in the Easterly soe or Brsdhurst
Avenue distant twenty-five feet Sonhery from the corner
formed hv the OF the Souherly SIDE OF west
one Hundred Foryeghth Street with the Esstey soe
OF Riadhurst Avenue running thence southwafdy sons
IN. FGstery said Bradhurst Avenue twenty
fee themes Esstwardly line parallel with west one
Hundred and Fortyeighth Street and part OF inc way
through party wall seventy-fve feet; thence Norm
vardiy parallel with Bradhust Avenue M
feet. thence Weswardly in line parallel with west one
Hundred and Fortyeghth Street and part OF me way
through a party wall seventyfve feet to the Eastery
side OF Bradhurt Avenue the point or place OF oesnnns
together with the sppurtenances ,oa
Dated New York, December u lose.- ,.
HoPpIN & BERARD, Attorneys for plaintiffs Nassau
Street Borough OF Manhattan, y. city
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fprerlosnre 6dlfs.'

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT County Of
~ Nav york-Cbarles Lanier as Trustee &c, Plain
<3n against John j. Reilly al Defendants. Action No i
In pursuance OF Judgment OF Foreclosure ana salo
duly and ENTERED in tie above entl;eo aeon osa
Snr dee Ieth day December 1895. the urcerslgeo
4Ie Seseree in said judgment named will sell ~ Public
Auction az the Exchange Sales Rooms now located a.
III BROADWAY. The Borough Of Manhattan CITY o.
New York on the 2zth day Of January. 1889 a. Y
o;ci.ek noon on that day by Peter T. Meyer, Auc-
toneer INC premises directed by sad Judgment 70 ne
solc ana therein described as follows. $500 v - .
An ,hat certain lot, piece. parcel OF land with ne
bu5ing thereon erected situate, lying and beng IN me
t~ 81 New York and bounded and described as follows
HeeInnng a. TIE formed by the n'ersecton o.
.he porheyy side OF seven'y-second street VIE tne
SIDE OF Avenue and running thence northerly
sionS he easterly avenue Twenty-Five fee anc
sa,n ,rrSeS thence eas-ery and parallel with seventy
second Street and part Of the distance ;hToasa Psr
.vsnue Twenty-Five teet and TWO inches 70 me
r,hsrlv AIDE Of Seventysecond Street and thence west
~, me uorheriy OF Seventy-second street
E,n.tyeight feet 10 the point place Of beginning
Tated New York. January 4th. 1879 1890. r,.
Jaw 49, GEORGE c AUSTIN. Referee.
FOR Plaintir. No 10
- vys street Borough Manhattan. New York City
t,trAc
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18th Sure,

ne ayproA OF me lien charge 10 ssl4sty
when the above described properly is 10 be SOLO -
s2 4Ol 81 with thereon from the "a DAY OF
December. 1898 together with costs and allowances
Amounting IS, with Interest from December X
Isqs together with the OF the sale The ap-
proxinate amount Of assessments or other liens
hich ore 10 be allowed the purchaser out OF the pur
chase money or paie by the Referee. is ss9Io7 and
interest. ,ooc
~ WILDER MCBRIDE, Referee.
TIKI ss,a ~ the above described premises is hereby ad
urned 20 Wednesday January 18th. 1899. AT the same
time and place. .,., ,eoo
DN''N' - WILDER MCBRIDE, Referee
uOppIN e. BEPARD, Attorneys for Plainuns Nassau
street. Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y City.
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NEW 1ORh SUfhEME COohi, Nouh'! vi
~ New York.-Charles Laner. as Trustee. &C. Plain
TIFF. against John j. Reilly ct al. Defendants Action
No. q -. c.,
entered in the above entitled action bear
10Th day Of December 1898 l. the underslsrea
Referee In said Judgment named. VIII sell at PUBIC
Auction at Exchange Sales Rooms. now located AZ
No III Broadway in Borough Of Manhattan. city Of
New York on the 27th day Of January, 1899. at IL
o'clock noon day, by Peter F. Meyer Auctioneer
the premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold and
therein described follows: 80 .
All that certain lot piece parcel OF land with ne
building thereon erected situate lying ana bens IN tne
Of York bounded and described as follows:
Beginning a point the easerly side Of Avenue A.
distant twenty-five feet and two inches northefy from
tho formed by the intersection OF the eastery SIDE
OF Avenue with the northery side OF Seventy-second
Street and running thence eastery parallel with Seventy
and part of the distance through party
northerly. parallel with
twentysix feet. thence westerly and parallel
with Seventysecond Street nneyeeht feet to the east
ery side Of Avenue A. and thence southery along the
easery side Of Avenue A. twenysx feet 10 the point or
place OF beginning.
Dated New York. January 4th. 1890.
GEORGE C. AUSTIN. Referee.
FREDERICK A SNOW. Attorney for Plaintiff. No. IS
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan New York city.
frf ctreet
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A SOLDIER RUN OVER AND KILLED.

A soldier. supposed TO he Private John Neilgan.
Of Battery 1 It'll United. States Artillery was killed
early yesterday morning at the Woodside station
OF the New-H Haven Suburban road. near New
Rochelle The body was found near the track at
daylight by a switchman. Coroner Banning took
charge of the body Michigan had in his pocket a
pass giving him three days leave Of absence from
the barracks at Fort Slocum. and ii Is believed
that In attempting 10 board train he slipped ano
fell beneath the cars He thirtv-one years olo
and was born In County Kerry, Ireland.
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w COURT. County Of New YORK The Equitable LIE
Assurance Society the United states Pann against
Sichsrd C. Voh and Anna F Finch Defenoans ,.
pursuance Of judgment 81 scion b.arns
date the 3i.i day OF December 1898 the
In said Judgment med will sell at pubic ducuon
81 the New York Estate Exchange saIesIooms a'
iii Broadway in the City Of New norx s al twelve
O'clock noon on that day. by William kennedy. Auo
fioncer the premises In said Judgment Hie''""e' ~
. therein described. follows: 81, -. u,,,h ,hs
All, lot. piece parcel OF iAhn WIN Ie
o,dinx erected thereon lying and being IN e
vsntysecond Ward OF the City Of New sc
f,nhsd and described follows 70 wit BEGIN Si4>s
At point on the northerly line Of West Sky slA.h Su
A,ssnt two hundred feet westwArdy from e neI
corner Of said West Sisysxth street ana Ieh
Avenue and running northwafdly out para. al
Svtsh xaid Tenth Avenue and through party wan
10 far the extends one hundred 400 lest nss o
{rches middle line u the block thence Weswdcy.
hut along middle line OF the block twenty-nvc
mi Tenth and 10 and through another parry
far he hundred tiOol Feet
Iva (b inches norhery line Of West sixty
strSS9 and sastwaTdly but along the said
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FOR WORKING WOMEN OVERTIME.

OWNERS OF TWO HoLYoKp MILLS PLEAD GUILTY
AND ARE FINED.
Holyoke Mass. Jan. 1s-The Powers Paper Com
many and the Lyman Mills were each fined $50 In
the Police Court this morning for working women
overtime Complaint made by James b.
5owes Inspector of Factories. Both companies
aed gliilty.
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VICTOR HERBERT REFLECTED.
WILL AGAIN BE LEADER OF THE PITrsBuRS
ORCHESTRAL SUCCESSFUL SEASON.

ORCHESTRAL SUCCESSFUL SEASON
Pfttsburg Jan. lS.-W n. Frew, In making his
report chairman Of the Pittsburg Orchestra says
he season Just closing has been the most success
ful In its history The have been attended
by audiences larger than those Of former years
while the musical results, in the opinion OF those
best qualified Judge were eminently satisfactory
At meeting OF the Orchestra Committee held
yesterday Victor Herbert was unanimously elected
conductor Of the orchestra for the season OF n.y. W.
and accepted the election.
The committee decided that subject TO the re,
newai Of the guarantee. the orchestra season o.
Stae- 100 will extend twenty weeks. comprising
. series OF eighteen afternoon and eighteen even,
members as at present constituted
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5eventy-sec0nd ftreeE

Seventy-second ftreet
The approximate amount Of the lien charge to satisfy
which the above described property IS to be sold Is VS.
24250 with interest thereon from the 9Th day or De
1898 together with costs and allowances amount
1919 S.. with interest from December 10th. 1885,
together with the Of the sale The approximate
amount taxes assessments other liens, which
be o OF the purchase money.
or paid the Referee. is s73s. AZ and interest.
Dated New York, January 1. 1889
GEORGE c. AUSTIN. Referee
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Rfliaions Ioiiffs.

A-A-A.-METRoPoLL TEMPLE 7th-Aye snd
i4tb-st-D CADMAN Pastor, viii preach n12rnins ana
1,snIns Choir will sing morning service Nesper ser
vtoe 1 o'clock Rev Mr. HARDING Meetings r, ,,,,
night. strangers church hofne c'ne~it '""'e@'
foS people All saAs frsA
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Known ga
no. 1854 Avenue A
seventv-seeond Street.


The approxnate OF The lien charge 10 SATISFY
which the above described property is 70 De s9o Is
IS. interest thereon from the SIN Gay OF
Tecember 1895 together with and allowances
amounting TO 500 So interest from December loth
1895 together with the Of the sale The ap-
proxlmate OF assessments. or other liens
which are 10 be allowed purchaser out OF the pur
chase money or paid by Referee. is s22O7 40 and
interest ,eoo
'o1 W. - GEORGE G AUSTIN. Refefee
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wesi Wfh Btrett

The approximate OF the lien Or charge TO SATISFY
which the property be sold Ia S5 433 81 exclusive
costs with interest December 90 1895 the costs ana
allowance taxed 1921 40. and the approxlmate
noonnt OF The charges or for water rates.
etc is x5eS 40 with interest 10 be added.
- SYLVESTER L. n. WARD. Referee
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Reliqicns Notites.

-. ---- -,
| FIRST. CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST is1-i.,
W. ssieH W.dn. srse EVENINGS
Reading open daily from 10 a. m to s p m
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Coy
TIMES shE s'n aRd s' Il a. and
! p. m. Strangers always welcome
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ncr nd st.-Rev. J. z. LYALL d. D.. Of South Mill
brook n Y. will preach sunday at II A. m and
p Wednesday evening prayer mee'ins at s.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West End-ave.
s S S s' JoS 1Xoi D. '0a Y FfeS'
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. i5s Worth St,
wM BARNARD. Superintendent Service 81 s9 Sio on
SUNDAY a, S" p SnsHs 0y pona,'ons Of clothing
and shoes solicited
GRACE CHURCH Broadway corner ioth-s;
HOY Holy communion a. n
'''''' 'e"'''' All sittnss free
cH T . s snss 1880
a M Bvsngelisiio services. 1880 p M Weeknght ser
vices, 2.
GRACE METHODIST iOtsh near ssr
p rSs sabbath school go Epwortn League
meeting l. Evangelical services TUESDAY, wednesday
and THURSDAY evenings.
HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH West
145th-st and Convent ave. Rev. B. cHApIN D. d d.
prayer for individual Conversions"
HENRY FRANK INDEPENDENT,
RERKEI,EY LYCEJTM 10 WEST +4THST.
Mornings. II. Editorial
.ScHOOI~BOY ANSWERS TO lNGERSODlA
sermon. The Making Of Gods Free
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURGs 7ri G aorne'
fiith st-Dr CAMPBELL breaches lO;45 on me 1.osp
hv j. nm and : 80 "A Drink from jacob veil
Baptifm. Revival services next week
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner sist-
AZ Rev HENRY d. SANDERS. D. D.. Pastor Services
tomorrow at II m. and 43o p. m Ine Pastor r WI
preach both serviceS Sunday school, S'oo III Nh'P'
service Wednesday, p. m
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor.
ner 53d-st.-Rev. DOUGLAS p BRINE VII preach nj
II a and D. m.
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mad
son-ave. and Path st. Rev C. Il PARkHI RSI y. ~
Pastor: Rev. EDWARD HUNTING RlJDD. Assistant
Mnister.-sabba,h services II a. m, and p; m. Ke '
MARVIN r. VINCENT. d. D., Of Union seminary, VIII
rreach in the morning and Rev Mr. RUDD IL the even
irr Bible school the Chapel. DAB A m GLASSES TOT
adults. 10 a. m.
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner OF
57th-st-The Pastor Rev ABBOTT y: NJ i r'1,si-
wnl breach at II a. and p. m Union bible class
Friday evening
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PENSIONS AVID PRIZE MONEY

PENSIONS TO soldiers. sailors. partially
disabled, and widows. partially depend
ent parents: prize money. r. - BROOK,
late l.. :. Sanitary Commission. 100 Full
ton-st., New-York.
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STORAGE.
TRUssEs.
RUPTURE CURED WITH ELECT

RUPTURE CURED WITH ELECTRICITY
S,t.< Superior elastic truss.
<Ses--1nn $500 up, With gal
k1H'S TyrR vano electric Battery.
tSE $500 up To wear with
ynX out inconvenience day
" and night-wil heal
.,,,urs and with its mild electric current
~ new energy and muscular Strength
49, wear any wooden or hard rubber
pad. which with lie pressure OF tne snap
point placed on the cavity VIII enlarge '"'
rupture. .o- ,a,.r,,,
trusscsl Abdominal Belts Corset Tor
CrIpp;es. ETC.. with electric current
SPINE, lsmeness. DEFORMITY. LOST
MUSCULAR POWER. FATTY DbGEN-
pRATTON. RAU. Sd Ave. cor. 18TH ST
Est 1881. Cut this OUT
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

~xl<r<N~Nr(IN/|N|O <1e|~|~NoNN<N|T
Al REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and Iron working machines. ihlN
guaranteed; machinery bought and eh
Changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY, @s Mad
sgr .
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Rei,oious Noiires.


A. C. DIXON breaches and Y. ". Jacobs sngs In han
Place Baptist Church. Brooklyn. SUNDAY. rorrnns
and evening Prelude before evening sermon on Curen,
Events Under Christian searchlght Five evenings NEXT
subject How to BE Saved
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HELP WANTED.

AGENTS wANTED.-We want an agent
IN every town TO secure subscribers toTHD
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. 70 look after
r.nevals and distribute advertising matter.
We ofrer profitable employment for the
uinter also special rewards for good work.
81 900 vii, be given TO the agent sending
III, largest list UP TO April 10 next, 5000
10 the next best. worker. and so on-dis-
tributing s1i, 500 among 800 best agents
every agent, whether he or she secures
every agent. whether ne or snee secures
one OF the extra awards or not. THB
CURTIS PUBLISHING Co. Philadelphia.
Penn.
FIRST-CLASS BOOK-FINISHER on prin-
ter iobwork. steady employment. p. Is.
SANFORD "a Bedford-et.. Boston. Mass
WANTED. Several trustworthy persons 10
manage our business IN their. own and
nearby counties. mainly Office work con-
Quoted at home. salary straight $500 year
and expenses--dennlte. bonafide salary, no
more no less salary: reference. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. THE DOMINION
COMPANY. Dept. VI. Chicago.
WANTED. A lady or gentleman to rep
resent rs In every county in tho state
will guarantee 800 per week lnclOse l0c
for postage. PERSIAN CHEMICAL co.
Broad and Vine SIS, Philadelphia Penn
Female.
WANTED. Competent maid for lady go
ing abroad. must be thorough hairdresser.
only those having city references and
whose last employer can be seen need
apply from 10 at 243 East 43th-st.
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OLD BOOKS BOuGHT AND SOLD.

HIGHEST cash price paid Tor old books
Estimates free CHARLES EVER
TIT Is East zad-st.. Nsw-York.
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foreclosure Sales.

northcr,y line West sixtysxth Street Twenty-Five CD
feet 10 the PORT or place OF beginning.
Dated New York, January s. 1899 $500
SYLVESTER L. r. WARD. Referee
ALEXANDER & COLBY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
100 Broadway New York City.
The following lie diagram OF the property 20 % eoao.
known No 21l West Seth Street
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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL sEMiNAhi
100 Sunday afternoon service 430 O'clock
Preacher. the Rev. Professor FRANCIS BROWN u D.
Uelr
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor.
ner 5ad-st-Rev. DOUGLAS p. BRINE Will preach al
II a. and .. m.
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A Reply to Col Ingersoll by
r,. 18TH AND LAS
od luCl SOiOOid IN THIS ~

Abbreviated 20 permit answer 20 Ingerso.s latest 49,
supsrs'ition ct Chckerng Hall. 5rhsys.. corner a.
St 3:3O Sunday afternoon Admission free On N.s-
evening o'clock Il will be repeated tor those rao ~
buy tickets secure seats Brilliant and ~,
lecture The Independent Admirable iecturs ~.
no reply 10 Mr. IngersolI that approaches lt"Joss
clark D. D. Powerful refUtatiOn Bishop Ets,r
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