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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-08-11

Alderman Bracy made . report of
the committee on lights which had
been instructed at the last meeting to
investigate the light question with ref
erence to re-establishing the seven arc
lights. He stated that the committee
had reached no definite conclusion as
to lighting the residence portion of the
city and asked for further time in
which to pursue the investigation.
The committee wanted to look into
the matter of incandescent lights for
the residence portion with the possi-
bility of equipping the water works
station with dynamo and furnishing
the light by the city's own power.
A lderman Wells, made minority re-
port on the light question and urged
that the all the arcs be restored to use
by the first Of September, but his
amendment could not be acted upon in
conjunction with the committees re.
port, which was adopted and further
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time until the next meeting WAS grant
ed. This agitation will undoubtedly
be the means of giving light to the
residence portion Of the oity, either by
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-11
THE FORCE or WATER.
Some Big Results in It's Use for Hy-
drnuIic Mining.

drnulic Mining.
From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
A little group of solid citizens were
standing on Baronne street watching a
cleaning gang at work with the hose.
"That reminds me OF old days in Cali
fornia," said one of the party, as the
stream veered slightly and sliced off the
corner OF a pile of dirt. II never realized
how much force could be developed by
Jet of water" he continued. until / tried
hydraulic mining. II was in 1870, up on
the Sacramento river. They had brought
a stream down the Sierra Nevada noun
tains in a big 'hume' that ended in a
length Of wire wrapped hose and a six-fooc
nozzle with arms on the sides for couple
of men to take hold Of
"They played the stream against a big
bluff directly opposite. and it bored out
the solid, packed foundation like living
fire eating into finder. For a dozen feet
from the nozzle the water seemed like a
hard blue bar and there was something
so strange and murderous looking in the
way il drove straight out that Il made my
flesh creep TO watch it. Several laborers
had been accidentally struck by the
stream, and in each case the man was
killed as suddenly as il hit by a cannon
ball.
Il remember on one occasion some rival
claimants came down from Shasta and
took possession of a cabin not far from the
end of the fume line. Our boss who was
a big Irishman named Murphy told us to
turn the stream on the place, and as we
were all spelling for row we lost no time
in obeying. I never saw such demolition
in my life. The shanty flew seven ways
for Sunday, and one of theAfellows inside
was pitched bodily through the air and
landed into the river. The distance was
SO great that nobody was killed. but All
were badly hurt. and after that our gang
was known as Murphy's Light Artillery
Mark Twain draws very vivid picture Of
hydraulic mining in 'Roughing It., and
from personal experience 1 can assure Won
he hasn't embroidered the facts in the
least"
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BOARDING.


A LARGE, WELL-FURNISHED
room and good board al reasonable price
at 4lO Charlton street, east, on Troup
square.
WANTED, GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
and one young man to board with private
family, where they can get something fit
TO eat and nice, cool, clean room in which
TO sleep. Apply Cos Tattnall street.
WANTED, A FEW MORE GENTLE
men boarders at No. State. west.
BOARD, WITH LARGE, COOL ROOMS,
convenience. % West Perry street.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, GOOD Ia
bic, $3.50 per week Sl7 West Harris street.
BILL OF FARE, DINNER AT KEN
lucky restaurant, Sunday. June H. 1899
Chicken, okra soup, New York roast beef
fried chicken with corn fritters; macca-
roni and cheese, snap-beans, rice boiled
potatoes, tomatoes, ice cream, coffee, or
ice tea, at Kentucky restaurant 300 ST
Julian street, west Special ARRANGEMENTS
made for delivery of meals at private
houses. Phone 2676. Regular meals loo.
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SUMNER RESORTS

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MELROSE INN, SALUDA, ". c.. NOW
open for accommodation of summer
guests.
SUMMER BOARDERS WANTED AT
my country place in the mountains t. d
Howell, iona than Haywood county, N. G.
MELROSE INN, sALUDA. N. G. NOW
open for accommodation of summer guests.
THE CROWD IS HEADED THIS
way FOR their summer outing; Oak Grove
House, on Talulah Falls Railroad, az
miles from Tailulah Lodge, offers low
rates. Turnersville, Ca. r. NJ. Foddrill
manager
MELROSE INN, sALUDA. N. c. NOW
open for accommodation of summer guests
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERs
SeWanec, Tenn. Large grounds. pleasant
rooms, cool mountain breezes; terms renS
sonahle. Address Box 100, LaGrange an
MELROsE INN, sALUDA, N. G.. NOW
open Tor accommodation of summer guests
THE RIDGEWOOD." BETWEEN
AsheVille and Biltmore, on car line. nar
ties going 10 the mountains for the suna
mer will find IDEAL accommodations nt
The Ridsewood:' magnificent mountain
views; rooms large ana airy; double nj
azzas; spacious grounds. cottages. sneciai
rates TO families For rates address Mrs
carrie Carr Mitchell, Asheville. n. G,
MELROSE INN. sALUDA. N G. NOW
open for accommodation of summer guests
MELROSE INN. SALUDA. N. @ NOW
open for accommodation of summer guests
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services will be held at II a. m. The sub
Ject viii be Sacrament" At the close
OF the sermon the communion service Will
be he'd In the evening at $50 the ser
vice viii be repeated. The Sunday school
meets at II m. The Wednesday evening
meeting Is at $50. Metropolitan hall. cor
ner of Whitaker and President streets, Is
the place where services are held, and ali
who care 20 attend are Welcome.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
Continued from Page 3.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

TURPENTINE FARMS FOR SALE
On account of III health / wish 10 retire
from business and offer the following 10
cations: one with twenty crops boxes,
seven Of which are virgin; one with thiI-
teen crops, six of which are virgin; each
place has access to timber TO cut two or
three seasons; good stills. teams, commits
saries, buildings and shanties, and plenty
of hands. botn placcs near railroad: Ad-
dress Iurpenune. care of Morning News
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TO-DAY IN THE CHURCHES.
TOPICS on WHICH PASTORS WILL
ADDRESS CONGREGATIONS.

New OrGaniSt and Director of the
First Baptist Has Selected Part OF
His Choir-MHsir To-day VIII BE
First He Has Directed-Rev. Nc
Meen TO Preach at the Independent
Church-DeIcgates to the Baptist
Young Peoples Union Meeting Go
TO Columbus tuesday.
Mr. Samuel P. Snow. the new organist
and director of the choir of the Savannah
Baptist Church has engaged Mr.. Clarence
Coburn as tenor, Miss Ellen Morgan as
contraIto. and Mr.. f. K. Dow as basso.
The position Of soprano has not been filed.
Mrs. p. J. Alderman has kindly consent
ed to assist him in the evening, and Miss
Leila Morgan in the morning service. The
morning programme follows:
Organ prelude. Elevation, in F. Hesse.
Anthem. Songs Of Praise the Angels
Sang" Hymnal.
DoxoIogy and invocation.
Onertory, Les Rameaux" (Faure), Mr..
Dow.
organ postlu,le, Impromptu C, Minor,
Williams.
The evening is as follows:
Organ prelude. evening hymns.
Anthem, Cautade Domino, Wiske.
Solos for all voices.
Doxology and invocation.
Ofertory, 80 Lord Be Merclful" Bart
letD, Mrs. Ackerman.
organ Postlude, Recessional in G, Bap-
tiste.
Rev. d. s. Edenield will preach at the
South Side Baptist Church at both morn
ing and evening services to-day. His morn
ing subject viii be christian Duty" and
his evening subject "A Friend Of the
Friendless." The first regular conference
was held last Wednesday evening and
showed the church to be in a flourishing
condition. Those interested In the work
and every one TO attend their church, and
especially urge the parents in the south
ern section of the city to let their children
attend the Sunday school, which meets
at 4:S0 every Sunday afternoon.
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Services at Wesley Monumental Church
to-day will be at IL a. m. and $50 p. m.
with preaching by Rev. Ed F. Cook, the
pastor. The Sunday school meets at 5
b. m. Following is the programme OF the
morning service:
Organ prelude
Anthem, "Jubilate Dec" CWilliams).
DoXology.
Hymn, Jesus, My Strength, My Hope -
Scripture lesson Gesponsive), Dan. s:16-
Hymn. Prayer Is Appointed to Con-
Second lesson, Matt. 7:7-l2
ooffertory, "Hark, Hark, My Soul!'
sermon, Does God Answer Prayer?"
Text, Jere 1873
Vocal number, '"Tis the Blessed Hour of
Hymn They Who Seek the Throne
Benediction, Recessional.
The programme OF the evening service
Is as follows:
Organ prelude
Anthem. Lift Up Heads, o Ye Gates"
flynn shepherd Divine, Our Master
10 Relieve.
Prayer.
Lesson, Acts 12s-l7.
Hymn My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
offertory, Peace to This Dwelling"
Sermon, Answered Prayer" text, Matt.
Vocal number, "a Blessing in Prayer"
choir
Hymn, Come, My Soul Thy Suit Pre-
Benediction. RecessionaL
Owing to the absence of the Pastor.
Rev. Osgood f. Cook whose ill-health
has not permitted his return to the city,
the. pulpit of Grace Church will be filed
to-day by Rev. NJ. B. Ferrill of Guyton
a. both the morning and evening SER
vices. Preaching in the morning viii be
q II o'clock, and at night at $3.50 o'clock
Rev. Mr.. Ferrill is one of the strongest
ministers of the younger men in the con-
ference and those who are fortunate
enough to hear him will be highly enter
tained. Epworth League meets Tuesday
evening at $50 o'clock aud the weekly
prayer meeting is Wednesday evening at
$3.50 o'clock
Rev. Bascom Anthony the pastor, will
conduct the services to-day at Trinity
Church. Preaching win be had at Ii in
the morning and $50 at night.
The pastor, Rev e. F. Morgan. will
preach at the Seventh Street Methodist
Church to-day at II a. m and $50 o. m
The Sunday school meets at 4:sO D, IN M. and
the stewards meeting al the parsonage
Tomorrow night at $50. The Epworth
League meets Tuesday night at $50.
Rev. J. A. Smith will preach to-day at
il O'Clock at Isle OF Hope. The Sunday
school. which is In very fiourishing con-
dillon. meets at 5 O'Clock, thereby afford
ing ample time for visitors to attend.
Episcopal.
At Christ Church to-day, morning pray
er with sermon, win be ct II a. m Even
ing prayer at $50 p. m. Rev DR.. Upper
oiiiciatiug. The Sunday school meets al
$3.50 p. m.
Rev. Charles II. Strong, the rector will
ofliciate In the services at St. Johns to-
day. The celebration of the holy com
munion viii be at s oclock, and the morn
ing prayer and sermon at II. The sun.
1n1v a1I,1, n -,
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D. Y. p. .. Meets This weels.

The services at the Duffy Street Church
viii be conducted to-day by the pastor
DR.. ]. d. Chapman THE Hatred of the
World will be the subject for the morn.
ing and Humility Going Before Exalta-
ton that for the evening service. The
Sunday school meets at 5 O'Clock.
A special car attached to the regular
train will be furnished by the Central
Railroad and the members of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union of this city who at
tend the state convention at Columbus on
next Tuesday. Every other city will send
a large delega ton. Il is greatly desired
by The leaders in the state work that
these unions send a fun delegation. The
Savannah special car will be attached to
a special Baptist Young Peoples Union
train which leaves Macon at p. m. and
reaches Columbus at O'clock Rev j.
u. Chapman very much desires that eacn
union here be well represented and will
take please IN. giving those who desire 90
so any assistance possible.
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EDUCATIONAL.

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PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AND LINZ
tied classes In primary and advanced stud
les; terms reasonable. Ormond b. Strong.
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ron Observation-Disclosures.

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FOR SALE, a COMPLETE SET OF
bar fixtures, in good order. Address NJ.
Greenwood, HawkinsYille, Ga.
PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS FOR
Matching. T. J. Davis, 11S Bay street.
west.
A LADY's DESK FOR SALE; CALL
Sunday or Tuesday 5l9 East Broughton
street.
FOR SALE SECOND HAND REM
ington doube-barrel gun; bargain. F.
Wachstein, corner Jefferson and Brough-
ton.
BICYCLE, LADYs WHEEL, BUT
little used; for sale cheap. P. o. Box 19l,
city.
FOR SALE, MY BAR FIXTURES, q
electric motor with three fans, shafting
and pulleys, motor of the best make ana
better than new; very low. Cali at
George Beckmann, liz Whitaker street
FOR SALE, FRESH MILK COW,
young and gentle. S26 Second avenue,
west
FOR SALE. CHEAP, FOR CASH,
newly fitted restaurant. IS Broughton,
east
FOR SALE, CHEAP. 80 HORsE-POw-
er boiler and engine, good new. Ad-
dress Reed McLane, White Oak, Ga.
EXCELSIOR, ALL GRADES c. M.
Mcbride & Co., p. o. Box 255, Savannah,
Ga.
THREE BARBER CHAIRS FOR SALE,
pa Broughton street, west.
FOR SALE, SMOOTH CAYENNE
pineapple plants, also velvet BEANS write
for particulars. p. Mack, Orlando, Fla.
TWO FINE RoADsTERs, BOTH
fast end one combination. Byck's
Cigar Store, Pulaski House.
WOOD STOVE FOR SALE, CHEAP;
only used three months; good as new. I'll
Jones street. east.
FOR SALE, FINE MICH COW;
gives sixteen TO eighteen quarts per day.
New Houston. west.
FOR SALE, CRoCUs SACKS, ALL
sizes. Apply $40 State street, west.
FOR SALE, GROCERY STORE.
northwest corner of Lincoln and Bolton
streets. Apply on premises.
FOR SALE. ONE WOOD WAGON.
ten dollars; one 3-year-old heifer, seven
dollars. Address Charlton H. Way,
Beaulieu.
new; also road cart, good condition;
cheap. S. Landrum George, Savannah
Brewing Co.
FOR SALE, A YOUNG COW IN A
few days of calving. Apply sol Anderson
street, east.
WILL CLEAR OUT THE ENTIRE
stock of odds and ends for less than cost,
at NJ. Nathans 224-226 Congress street,
west.
FOR SALE, CHEAP, SEVERAL
bath tubs Apply to 25 Lincoln street.
DENSMORE TYPEWRITER FOR
sale, cheap; apply at once. 511 Anderson
street. west
FOR SALE, LADY's WHEEL, GOOD
as new. Call at All Tattnall street.
FOR SALE, NEW, BEAUTIFUL
launches, one launch 2 H p, $500; one
launch. H. p, $3.50; one launch, 8 ri. p
$3.50. Lippman Bros, Wholesale Druggists
and agents for Racine and Truscott Boat
Companies.
CYPRESS SHINGLES. CALI, ON TTs
for best manufactured cypress shingles at
prices ranging from 81. 50 10 SO 25 per thou
sand, according 10 grade; boats can load
at the mills Vale Royai Single Mills
LOST AND FOUND.
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Roman CnthoIic.

At Sacred Heart Church. corner y,
Habersham and Second streets Services
to-day will be as follows: First mass go
q. ~. second mass, a. m: benedictioS
Immediately otter the second mass. SIM
DAY school al D. M. 'ui'-
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SOMETHING NEW IN STOCK Am
bonds; pays 20 per cent. per year on IN
vestm%nt; any amount; investors secured
paEaple any tlmei no speculation: best
vestors Trust, 1921 Arch street, Philadel-
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IF YOU WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work. order your Autographed and
printed stationery and blank books from
Morning News. Savannah. Ga.
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sTRAYED.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
Broughton and jefferson last night gray
mare and wagon, lame in front shoulder.
Return to MoIie Plant Bay street and
Augusta road and get reward
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At the Lutheran Church OF the Ascension
to-day services win be at Il a. m. and $50
z. N, Preaching will be by the pastor. Rev.
DR.. w. G. Schaeffer The regular month
~ meeting of he officers of the church
VIII be held next Tuesday night The Par
sonage Aid Society viii give its annual
family picnic at Inlet Club pavilion Tybee
Island. next Wednesday,
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Mlss Kline III slng ..The Heavenlv

Miss Kline will sing 1.-The Heavenly
Song" by Gray, in the song service at the
First Presbyi cfian Church this evening
The pastor, Rev. Arthur J. Smith. win not
preach sermon, but win talk about the
hymns and psalms of Scotland and Ger
many. The service begins at $3.50 O'clock
The Mems Welcome Association always
extends 70 strangers cordial greeting, es-
pecialy TO young men. Other services for
the day are the brotherhood meeting al
1920 a. M; worship Al II a. M; Sunday
scnool al p. M, and Endeavor meeting
al 1.45 y. m.
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Tn pastor. Rev. M. j Eptlng viii con

Tn pastor. Rev. M. ]. Eptng. will con-
duct the services in ST. PauPs Lutheran
Church to-day. Morning service will he
az ~ and evening service at $50 O'clock
Sunday schoo. meets at D. m. The Ms.
slonary Society of the church will meet
a. the residence Of the secretary. Mrs. e
IA Spring, 220 Duffy. west Tuesday after
noon or 5-o'clock The church council win
meet Tuesday at $3.50 D. m. 90
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Services this morning and tonight at the
Independent Presbyterian Church will be
conducted by Rev. w. H. McMeen of
Pennington, i'm the absence of the pas
Tor, Rev. DR.. James Y. Fair, who has gone
TO Auburn, A9a., 10 preach the commence
ment sermon before the state Polytechnic
Institute. Or. Fair has been greatly in de-
mand for baccaiaureate sermons since his
coming to Georgia.
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= the First Church Of CHRIST, Scientist
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At Christ Church to-day, morning pray
er, with sermon, win be ct Il a. m. Even
ing prayer at $50 p m. Rev. DR.. Upper
officiating. The Sunday school meets at
$3.50 p. M
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LOST AND FOUND.


SETTER DOG, WHITE, WITH LEM
on spots; answers name Bob. Reward
II returned. e. Millar Everitt, care We'll
& Co.
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MELROSE INN, SALUDA, ". c.. NOW
open for accommodation of summer
guests
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FOR SALE, \ COMPLETE SET OF
bar fixtures, in good order Address NJ.
Greenwood. HaMklnsXllle. Ga.
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nRnposALs FOR BUTTONs & SHOE

LACEs-Phila Depot @ NJ Dept lt2s Arch street
phua pa Nav 90 lS9g.-Seaed proposals. IN uipnesa'e'
will be received here until II O'Clock " con rass
Ma ri 1891! for furnishing this Depot with looVy kl
1niforu Coat Buttons large. Line 10000 gross
Coat Buttons small Line and 700 gross pairs o. Aii
po~oIse Shoe-Iaces Conforming 10 samples az SShu! NH
Arsenal state with what rapdy ney esnt
Government reserves the rlgh. 10 49,
az sccenf any or all proposals part thereof Prefer
ence given TO articles OF domestic production or m
Ssc,ure conditions quality and price uncudhs IN .e
price OF foreign productions or manufactures the usS
,bercon1 being equal A GUARANTEE IN lVso OF me
.au~ y, The arfices must accompany all bids T. y
ci-xR SNTFED BIDS will not he considered Blanks or
,rnssis will be furnished upon application Envelopes
confsining proposals be properly endorsed ana az
dressed Ii Col JOHN V. FUREN Deputy Quar'erinA'e'
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PROPOSALS. FOR COLORS, GulDoNN'

MARKING STAMPS, etc-Phiia., LII pepS 90 isaa%
Sealed proposals. trpcate will be TsSeyed rnshns
=, n.c,ocs NJ Monday. MAY ~ lss lor M sinr
a. 49, rr,,h such number SIX and service Coior
and s1dons Color standard and Guidon stans p pts
rqe and C;uidons Company Marking stamps alo paa
sor same as may required during the hsca yar mn
~ Tune 80 1900 for delivery at other points
sns sarpes can at Schuykill Arsenal
S,overnmen the right to reject or acceps 20
an nrorosals OF any part thereof preference kNen
articles 81 domestic production or MANUFACTURE
lions Of quality and price dneudns N .e serS beng
eonai GUARANTEE I'm 1919 OF the Value OF we
onered mn accompany proposals DNStAiN-
ANTFED BIDS be considered BANKS lor P pa
,rsals lsf ~ articles required will be iurhshsu
,,non arplcaon Envelopes containing proposals Z, s
sndorsed 10 show what they contain and ad1esseS ~
IL col JOHN V. FURRY. Deputy Quartermas'er "e"
eral. L. S. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR CHURCH. - NEWARK,

\ j. MAY D. ls99-Sealed proposals viii 6e re-
ce,vee until IL o'clock Thursday June > is"9 al
~ George Richards Esq. Dover, n j. for the cree
lion and completion Of the Hoagand Memorial ChurSh a,
Dorc- \ i Proposals be for the Following: mason
ITn~L. "a, stone Work. Carpenter Work and hoonng;
plumbing Work Painting and Wood Finishing' steam
11satn0 and Ventilation. Bids be MADE for All the
hove work in one proposal separate proposals for any
o., Or more parts work above CLASSIFIED The
can he and copies Of the speclncatlons Oh
tsjned Al the Of Paul G. Bo'tcher Architect 20!
xras6 Newark y J. The successful bidder must
furnish satisfactory bond in the fun amount OF his con
,rsnt f,r The faithful performance Of the work Ihe
posrd ~ Trustees themselves the right 70 re
sc, any or all proposals for said work All proposals 70
< asisd ana addressed The Board Of Trustees Hoag
,e,d Memorial Church. Dover. n. J.
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GLOBE STORAGE CO..
2nr pO7 r. 6lgt st.

GLOBE STORAGE CO..
3Oo-30T r. 61st st.
1881 'Vlo5 sex 'YloA-A9N ~
10 Henry Lowenstine. Mrs. Z. Naet' M
I. Rockefeller. Miss Sarah SCHNEIDER, JOS
Koen!agsburg. Frank Bernard. Mt y'
Conaerton, Patrick Delhanty VI; d.
Goldsizicher. Or. a. P. Todd. Mary y NSli.
Lena Miller. G. w. Poueher: Marina
Permlv. \. s. Grant, Mrs. S. +. Chaiiin.
Jro b. Smith Robert Mannsman, Kate
echrneder. Eugene Murray Aaron. Lottle
ieylnson. ". J. Pollack. Dwight Terry,
Henry Steinweitz. +. W. Salranck. Will
lam ID. Tweddle. Rosa Gallon. Rosa Sax.
Mrs s. B. Strang. A. Klineberger. 5.
Anderson. Lizzie Cox, Louis Newmeyer'
Evoy. Ivan spero, B. Williams, Bertha
Stern. Max Toklas, Annie kearny' Mrs.
Lally. A., -
You are hereby notified that the time Tor
tho payment OF the lien | hold upon tie
property hereinafter described having eh-
pired. after due notice thereof had been
given you. | will cause such property, TO
AIT household goods, personal effects ana
merchandise. stored by you in my ware
houses 10 be sold at public auction &C
cording TO the statute In such case made
and provided. at my warehouses, Do-3OI
y. Gist ST.. on Thursday. June sth, 1899.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN. II the
sale bs not completed on the sth day OF
June, Il will be continued on each day
thereafter, at 10 o'clock a. m. until all OF
GLOBE STORAGE Co,
Andrew p Netter, Prop.
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DRESSMAIkING.

A HIGH-GRADE ladies tailor and dress
maker, formerly OF 6th-aye.. will make
tailor made suits in finest imported ma
terials, lined throughout with best quality
six, for s3e, regular price. $40. absolutely
perfect litter; exquisite Workmanship. also
line fancy waists. bicycle suits. rainy day
costumes, etc. work done at my establish
ment Only. Mrs MOSTKOWIIZ. 70 West
<2d-st.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN uRC'li. corner
22d-sf-Rev. JOHN MCCLELLAN HOLMES - ~ u'
Poughkeepsie will preach Sunday al II a. m and p H.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting al y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN SIiOp D. II
(coyenanters). i2h-st between 9Th ana .th =, IN
DIR LANES ID STEELE Pasor.-SerNices at ~ a. m, III
and 4 o. M strangers always welcome. Rev. hobshl
w Chestnut Of Marissa. ILL.,. Will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-05-27

FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY, loo G WuH}a a.;
VIM F. BARNARD supt-service OF song on s ,h iD.
3.3o n m Singing choir OF chLdten Oh NV ILL.,,
tuition Public cordially invited Donations o' ~
and Solicited.