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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEW FOUR STORY HOUSE FOR FIFTY
SECOND sT-RECORD OF SALES

four story private dwelling house. the cost of
which IS estimated at 100000 will be built on the
site now occupied by three two story stables on
the north side Of Fiftysecondst. 120 feet west OF
AEadlson-ave., for barley T. Proctor. OF Williams
town. Mass. The building has been designed by
Dom Barber. II viii of freproof, steel skeleton
construction, having four stories above the curb
level OF the street and two below. The basement
esone y The 0 6Ing win Occupy Plot 55x
with extension Of 4lx and viii face the former
The rnst-Marx-Nathan Co. has sold to Peter
side Of Creston- ave, 1245 feet north Of One hun
dred eighty fourth-st. 2bzs5, and to Joseph P
plot Hsx-l2O feet. ssss feet north OF one-hundred
B. Z & F. T Barry have sold for the estate OF
Wallace c Andrews the SIX story brownstone and
ave. 50 feet south OF One-hundred-
siawson & Hobbs have sold for Isaac Van Wrinkle
no. 2lo West Ninety St. FIVE story brick and
stone dwelling house on lot S2x4l * 9 Irregular
can basement dwelling house. l7x65Xlooll. No. 800
John BoIand has purchased from Mrs Clara A.
Williams the four story dwelling house, 2ox10O.S. No
Mr. Brellmann, Of Brooklyn. has sold the two
three story double apartment houses Nos. Y and Il
Stlart-st. Brooklyn foT Szlg.o and the four story
brick apartment house No. Sc Hancock-st., Brook
Emanuel Alexander Is reported TO have sold No 24O
West hundreds nd thirtys .Xth-st. four story
II was reported that the Congregation Temple
Israel Of Harlem had SOLD 10 Boehm & Coon the
ard one-hundred- and twenty -ffth-st. The buyers
sad 10 be contemplating building twelve story
apartment house The present structure was built
many years ago by the Protestant E,piscopal
Church. and was sold to the Congregation Temple
Israel about twelve years ago.
BY Herbert a. shermsn-No. SO East one-hun-
eeand twenty third-st, north side ss5 feet west
Of Fourth-ave, 195xloo1l three story stone from:
dwelling house 70 the plaintiff for 5000
BY Richard Y. Hsrnett & Co.--Nos z05 and 2o7
East ne-hUndred-and. twenty-fourth-st. north side
30 feet east of Third-ave, 40xioOll a Ave story
brick hHthouse; foreclosure. 10 the plaintiff for
By William NJ Rysn-No. /. 4s4 Arnsterdan-ave
west SIDE, 80 feet north OF One-hund
second-st.. 25Ilo0 five story brick fathouse with
storeg: foreclosure: 10 the plaintiff for 81 900
BY p CT z. Meyer Co--No. 2a2 West One-hun-
9rsd-al-a-twelfih- south side. 325 feet west Of
Segenth-sve-. 17x10o1l. a three story stone front
dwellf-g house: foreclosure; to Townsend & verify
for. $50. WendoYer-sve., south side 1850 feet
east Of Washinston-ave. q 3XIsix25xlq46 z four
story brick hsthouse: action No 2. foreclosure: 10
". II. Mayer for 80 900. Wendover-ave. south side
l5l7 feet east Of WRshington-ave % 3x1se7x25x173
four story brick nathouse: foreclosure to the
plaintiff for S1550
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6th-ave, n 21st-st. story brick
store, 24.syG5; William z Ward, 10 531 Greene
ave. Brooklyn. owner S B Ogden & Co. archi-
teets $500
52d-st. 3. 100 II OF Madison-ave for four
story brick dwelling house 5ox77X47; II 7 Proc
tor WiliaUstown Mass. owner; Dom Barber.
No 10 East 2ad-st architecs, $40. 10000
st Marks Place No 100 for ak story and base
rnent brick tenement house 25xSO5; Louis
stein architect. 5000
C1inton-a ave e corner lT5th-st for two story
brick and stone tenement house 25xs05; I.
IlzzO. owner: Rudolph Werner architsct.,,... 5000
74thst, E. 113 II OF 1et-ave for eight six
story brick tenement houses 25xs54: Sobel &
No 2l6 Broadway, architect. 10000
sth-ave. corner 49th-st for four story
brick dwelling houses and stores, % 1lxG1;
Cushman Estate Syndicate No ~ eth ave,
tect 5000
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT. washington

d. c. June %. 19OO.-Sealed proposals are invited
ana VIII De received at this Department u m. on
londsy the 10th Of July 1900 for furnishing Reg
lstereo PACKAGE. Tag Official. and Dead-Letter n
Helopes be ordered of the Department
postasters and the postal service during OF
one year beginning on the LIST day OF october 1900
Blank forms or proposal. with full
samples OF the envelopes, will be furnished upon applica
uon 10 the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
CHARLES EMORY SMITH. Postmaster General
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

152dZst year: co.tly Gun s2s 600
year ,.:.......... 1890
ia: 53h9 sa"sTe 25 s sRd Isaac
sEt:ohsrr Jacob to Abraham Bcehm and Lewis '''00
Rs' q AZ g: same property esSS
i52d-st demand ........,....,..,. 1928
berg East Broadway Nos 81 and 90
MccafTrey Joseph J. to John T .r-v and an lloOO
other trustees, 88d-st, 5 500 Of sfb-a1e
o' .s@1sT y. wi:@ '
D. Lacey. Peter to Ellen Moffe 7tb-ave. E cor '4VV'
ner 4ath-st being known as No 1870 Broad
Ksufmann leopold to Lily W Reresfo1d ct al 10000
trustees etc 7h-avs, No 2o4 yesrs..,..,'. $4,000
York 2eth No 29p East years. $4,000
ss och Louis, to James D Hague, 1oth-st No
Mariamson. Joseph to Lawyers Morteag. Insur-
demand 1900
tee Io4th-s $50 # W Of Pars-ave years. 700
Ms Et !. Harris and Fisher Levine to Equi
100 # Of watts-st. ! year 10000
etc 71st-rt, 4aO # Of coumbus-ave
Dieckmann. George to the Fm9rant Industrial I'oO
Savings Bank, e2d-st. 225 IT OF 2d-ave
mann Hester-st No 26 wears. :...,....:,.. 10000
ders 11sth-st 2s5 5th-ave 5 years. 1880
tees ssth-st No 167 West years. 1900
1880
ave 1890
1900
ssd-st Nos % and Is West secures contrsct 1900
shave $ ioo5 It Of 4sh-st ! yesr.. $4,000
corner I11th-s demand 10000
Luger, Matilda and Jacob J. George Ehret.
9thave, $ 1908 It Of 4sth-st year....... $4,000
No I5$ East ..s. -, :. 10000
No 8i4 East $4,000
3 years. ...." 28Ooo
Same 20 same I1th-st No go Fast years.... $4,000
Ferrier John r, to Charles NJ Thomas W
3 10000
years $4,000
Fisher Charles " B. Gertrude King 19th-st
S at old Warren Road, map by
Edwin Smith, 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
PERMISSION GIVEN TO BUILD ROAD.

Albany, June 29-The IId Appellate Division to-
day handed down a decision sustaining the deter
mination OF the State Board Of Railroad Commits
sloners IN granting the application Of the Lehigh
and Lake Erie Railroad Company for permission
30 construct a road about ten miles long which It
IS said viii connect the Eehigh Valley Railroad
with tie socalled Tint Farm. The granting o; the
application was opposed by the Terminal Railway
OF Buffalo on the ground that the proposed road
was not a public necessity and convenience.
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THE CUT IN STEAMSHIP RATES.

Nearly all the New-York Offices of the transst-
isntic steamship lines have already announced that
on August ! they will put IN force their usual
winter rates. This IS OF The same value as q ma
kerial reduction Of rates for two months.
The exceptions those companies which have
not yet been advised from their home Offices. but
which seem 10 be expecting orders 10 follow the
lead Of the ether companies. August and Septem-
Der are usually the fail months but under the
new schedule this viii drop cut TO let winter
months I'll its place
The North German Lloyd begins its winter rates
after August for ali ships except the Kaiser VII
helm der Crosse. which viii continue 70 sail under
the present prices.
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foreclosure Gales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT COUNTY Of

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County of
New York-George Stark. Plaintiff against Abram
Aoelnan and others. Defendants.-In pursuance OF a
Judgment OF Foreclosure Sale. duly and en-
teed IN the above entitled action bearing
DAY OF June, 1900, l. the undersigned, the Referee
SaId Juosnent named, Will sell Public Auction
New York Real Estate Sales Room. Nc. Ill Broadway.
IN lhe Borough OF Manhattan, City of NewYork,
18Th day Of July 1900 at u o'clock noon that day.
by Peter F. Meyer Auctoneer the premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold and therein described follows
ALL those certain lots, pieces parcels of and.
buildings and Improvements thereon, and
being in the Borough OF the Bronx City York
bounded and described follows:
BEGINNING at point formed by the intersection Of
the westerly side OF st. AIMS Avenue southery
side OF one Hundred Fifty Street; running
thence souherly along the westerly side Of
hundred 900 feet; westerly parallel
nearly with One Hundred Fty-eiyhth Street,
and OF the distance through party wall hun
with ST AIMS Avenue hundred 900 feet the
southeriy side OF One Hundred Fiftyeghh Street;
and thence easery along the souther side Of One Hun
Fifty-eghth Street. hundred 900 the
point place Of beginning.
Dated: New York. June 2Sth. 1900.
JOHN H. ROGAN, Referee.
OTIS PRESSINGER, Attorneys for Plaintiff. No. III
Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan, New York city.
The following diagram OF the property TO be sold
above numbers being 769. I'll.
77S T75 St AIMS Avenue.
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TO MANAGE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

San Francisco June @.-The directors OF the
Southern Pacific company have named governing
executive committee that will henceforth assume
the management of most Of the affairs hitherto
Entrusted the full board. This viii obviate the
necessity Of weekly meetings Of the directors.
The Governing Committee consists OF President
{. P. HUntin gton, =. Q. Mills Charles II. Tweed
John p. Probst and Edwin HaWley General Auditor
George J klink. whose headquarters in San
Eranclsco. has been made assistant secretary.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RAILROADS

RAILROADS BUILT AND UNDER WAY
Chicago. June 2s.-''The Railway Age" to-day says
that the total railway mileage Of the Nation is
about 100 miles and that construction on fully
three hundred roads is in progress The track laid
by the roads from January to June 80 will be
and Maryland bringing up the rear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
CARRYING COAL TO RUSSIA

Newport News. Va, June 2s.-The British steam
ship Accomac with $500 tons OF New River coal,
sailed from here at daybreak for Cronstadt, the
Russian stronghold where the coal viii be de-
livered This IS the first cargo Of the 600 900 ton
contract The Chesa peake and Ohio has with the
Russian Government. Other ships on the
May here 70 take carEoes Of coal for Russia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
FRENCH coysUEs SON BITTEN BY DOG

Ludovic De FranquevfIIe. the French Consul at
Port-au-Prince. Hayti arrived in this city on
Thursday with his hve-year-old son, Pierre. On
June the boy was bitten the right leg by a
pet dog Physicians were summoned but the wound
did not heal apidly, and the boy brought here
10 undergo treatment the Pasteur Institute. The
wound not serious.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFErs

MeroeT-st. No 90. 25xioo-iix IRREGULAR; also No
Al MereeF-st except part 2bx23.5 Abra-
ham Roehm and Lewis Coon Jacob Bart
scherer -. $4,000
Lencx- ave I33s : I37th-st Is.7x7J;
Edmund Tansdsle. referee. William r
CrandaH. tr. $4,000
GoUyerreur- Slip. corner FFont-st. 25xG3.6:
s~sss : AIS Thomas Smith 20 Frances Smith.
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Proposals


PhUFUSALs FOR STATIONERY. OFFICE
- OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA Washington. June %, 19OO-SEALED
PKOPOSAI-S VIII be received this clock
noon Thursday, July 9Th. 1900,
branches OF the District Government with articles
s6tatoneGy Class A. during the fiscal year ending June
Soth 1901 The contract will be awarded
lowest responsible bidder bidders Blank forms OF
proposal together with information upon
application at the property clerks office Room 80
District Building. The Commissioners the right
70 reject any or all bids, and defects. HENRY
B. F. MACFARI4AND. JOHN ". ROSS, LANSING II
BEACH. Commissioning Of the District Columbia.
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STPREWE COURT. WEsTCHEsTER COUN

TY-Metrop0an Trust compqny Of tie city Of New New
Water Company, Cora s. F. Saportas John r Chimney
NJ Gibney TIE Corporation Trust Company
OF New Jersey. Defendants.
pursuance Judgment OF foreclosure and sale duly
the above entitled action, bearing
date the 18th day May entered IN the Office
the Clerk Westcheser COUNTY the 18th day OF
May. 1900 also entered in the of,e Of the Clerk
the York the 2fth day Of June 1900
l. the undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named
will sell public auction the front steps OF the County
Court House Of the County q Westcheste at White
O'Clock the OF thet day the premises d.
reced by said Judgment he sold and therein described
follows:
ALL the lands. tenements buildings fixtures, rachin
cry tools implements property, both real
and personal owned which may be hereafter &C
works appurtenauces thereto s1d also all the
structures, and all the rfEh. credits, IN
profits and rights franchises Of the aid party OF
the first connected with and apperta ing 10 SAID
works constructed 70 be constructed and
operated and all the rights privileges and aDpurtensnces
thereunto belonging. acquired which may here
acquired
WILLIAM Fl. FORD Referee
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Broadway,
The city ~ New York y. Y.
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HARBOR HILL,
NEW BRIGHTON. STATEN ISLAND.

For sale. of owners removal. attractive II
room modern frame residence Harbor Hill, New
Brighton: 200 above tdewater; fine view; excellent
sanitary conditions; improvements; 40 minutes from
Wall loo. pleasant surroundings; churches and
schools adjoining golf links; price $500.
For inspection permit apply to CORNELIUS KOLFF, 80
Broadway, New
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Religious d otites.

Religious Notices.
A G. DIXON breaches morning and evening in Hanson
Place Baptist Church. Brooklyn
MISSION. 142 West 2st-stEvening 40 Revs. JAMES DEE
A. oCONNoR and a LAMBERT the converted 9,pl Ker
depa2ts for P PoSio R hSt''e'
~ FIFTH AXENtE AND Nv ELFTH STREET
T HE Ny R A. 4 ToRFbY, OF NoRTHFTpGIR
WILL PREACH AT II A. NJ. AND P M
9g F.1 OF ARD p 56NE F Raso
Services, a. m and p m.
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
PasorMornins i6:s0 Holy Communion reception
% cb2f5fsn sena6p sunday school D. m Young
Peoples meeting, $50.
BRICK CHURCH.
Rev MALTBIE D, BABcocK. D D.. Pastor.
Service sunday July l. at II a m
President of Hamilton College Clinton n Y will preach
Conner Broadway and 34th-st.
JOHN T. GS f5sS of Amherst 1 coese viii preaoS
eHrRGH 4hays and gIssss Rev Mo Dr.
ing prayer sermon and Holy Communion. H. Evening
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. 42d-st., west of Broad
way FRANK * PT s solder % Of ser es
'Caings of Life an Independence Day sermon
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH No, 22o West
neaG R AT fT Lorb hssistsni
a morning service p m evening service; preach
Monday evening s.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READ1NG ROOM H,, OF ETH g5I
Madson-ave southwest corner 69th-s Open daily. 10
Thu ms evenings
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Steamboats,.

Steamboats,.
NIlEW ENGlAND PO1NTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE
For Fall River Boston and all Eastern ana Northern
points Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN Orchestra
days Sundays 600 p. M Steamer New York,
Sundays only touches Newport on other Of the
week Providence Line Eastward steamer stops at Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Newport Providence Boston East Steam
PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM. Orchestra
Pier 1s, N r., foot Murray days only
800 P. M touching Newport, r. !. Cdonday
Steamers touch at Newport.
STONINGTON LINE
For stoningon Narrsgansett Pier Watch Hill Boston and
Fast Steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE
Pier 36, n r, foot of Spring ST. days only
July to September inclusive night Westward
trips will be omitted during same period.
NORWICH LINE
For New London, Watch Hill Block Island Worcester
East and North Steamers CITY OF LOWELL and CITY
OF WORCESTER. Leave Pier 80 n. r. foot Spring St
week days only st $3.50 p NJ on Sundays July to
September Inclusive. Steamer New HAMPSHIRE will
NEW HAVEN LINE
For New Haven. New Britain Meriden Hartford Snrnr
field and North From Pier % f. r. Double servie.
week days Steamer CHESTER W CHAPLIN leavee New
York 800 p M. Steamer c. H NORTHAM at p 90 mid
tight Sundays Steamer CHESTER W CHAPTN lea YES
New York at $3.50 A M. returning New Haven al
3:16 P. NJ. A delightful Sunday trip. "
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The approximate of charge TO satisfy
which the above described property TO be sold is
S6S25 56. with interest thereon from the 22nd day Of
1900 together with allowances amounting
S496 49, with interest from June 9th 1900 together
with the expenses of the sale The approximate
Of taxes. liens, VIII TO be
allowed to The purchaser Of the purchase money
paid BY Referee, is 81. 15S CO and interest
Dated New-York 2sth, 1900.
H. ROGAN,
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Religions &oIires.


CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. 5th-ave and 1oth-st'
Rev. PERCY s. GRANT. Rector
Holy Communion a M
M 4,Ds1,nS service. service 3 3 "a d. mn M
sttnSs free at all services
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Rev WILLIAM GRosvBNoR Rector
D. M. Holy Communion
ii a. m, morning servise and the Holy Communion.
p m. evening prayer
CHURCH OF THE NEW JERUSALEM. East s5th. 81.
between Park and Lexington ayes. the Rev JULIAN x,
Pastor
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. ; F, 29th-
rios n0so Choral and R9ExoN oe6sk
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, HARLEM; Rev
i21it s west Of aa2 sea0nd chaTch 81 and
1 b bo the o S s Of 5 Ds
the First church Preaching II by Rev DANIEL
VAN PBLT D. D. No evening service
FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
Rev DoNALD SAGE NXGEAT D d Ml.s as.o.,
Church closed during month Of July
MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. DAVID JAS BURREII4 D. D.. Minister
Rev. ARCHIBALD s H BRADSHAW win preach at II
ject, The Aseless Life
MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
Rev. JOHN q 4P FACE. Minister
Morning TGEshg II GfI9cE Tenns %oTshiP os9c
WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev HEN M f E8EFfso 5Sa COBB 5aa' Minister
Rev. CHAs. CUTHBBRT HALL. d. D., win preach
at II a.
FIFTH AVENUE PRpssYTER1AN CHURCH. Rev.
GEORGE T. PJRvEs. D. D.. Pastor.-services sunday,
cordially Invited,
Rv gT Ggf Fsr os and soaa" ssa
class Wednesday evening at O'Clock. All welcome.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST 1a7-14a
Science services sundays 1O:45 a. m and p
daily from a. m 10
DR.. JAMES D. STEELE. Pastor-Services m. and
p m Strangers always welcome
FIvB POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 155 worth-st,
the Institution Public codiaiy invited Donations Of
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
Ter 22d-st. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN d D.,
Pastor.-Rev; ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH. D. D.
n Eo o.! PREsR Y GHgRG
IL a.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-av. and 44,h
st. Rev. A B. SIMPSON. Pastor.-services. sunday
1890 a eyangelstic services. 1870 D. m Week
night services, s D m
serH-s aos fEb B BF6EiDwAr
o'clock.
GRACE CHURCH Broadway 1Oth-st
Morning prayer and sermon II a. m
All sittings free
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and
changed GRO. 2 EDDY. SOS Msdison-st.
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MoNTAUN STEAMBOAT co. LTD,

For Island. Orient. Greenport Shelter Island
Southod and Sag Harbor
Steamers will leave Pier 10. z r.. near foot Wall 81
daily Sundays. July 4th Sept. 3rd at $40
P On SATURDAYS at 20 p. NJ. The steamer leaving
on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays will not stop AZ
Southold.
On July Mondays thereafter. the Steamer
''shinnecock' win leave Pier 49, E. r.. at 500 A NJ
returning. Sag Harbor 500 r. NJ Excursion
tickets good day sold $500.
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HYPNOI'ISM.
LOST.

LOST or STOLEN.-Bankbook No. 403. Ta0
or the German Savings Bank in the civ
of New-York corner 4th-aVe. and f4th-St
issued TO Heinrich Hoch- All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same, II
not returned 20 the bank on the 2ist day Of
July. 1900. duplicate will be issued
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STEAMBOATS,.
AlBMNW EWEN1RG l1NE-
DAT@M0ILl EVENING l-06lE
MWDS@M AMID G0NSAGKIE BOATS

Leave OF Christopher st. every weekday at
P M connecting with B. & A. r. X -
Also. SATURDAYS steamer ONTEORA at l:SO r NJ iot
CatsitiI. with for Hudson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH 42d-st west Of Broad
way FRANK M GOODCHILD. Pastor. II a. m. The
Message Of the stars D The Soldier, Of series
'CaIlings of Life" an Independence Day sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
PaIatial Day Steamers New York; and Albany.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Fer Catsills, Albany Saratoga all points East
North, and West.
Leavs Brooklyn, Fulton st. by Annex. 500 A. NJ
DeEbTosses ST. Pier.
West 22d st. Pier. 300
Landing Yonkers, West Point Newburgh, POUCH
keepsie. Kingston Point Catskil Hudson and Albany.
Through leading ofices Including
Of New Transfer Co. check baggage
from residence destination.
CONCERTS MORNINGS & AFTE RNoONS
GRAND 4TH JULY TRIPS on same schedule
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30
RHEUMATISM AND GOVT RE-
LIEVED.

ABNORMAL JOINTS and sprains cured:
obesity reduced at least pounds per
week by my new method. ANDREAS DE-
VOID 22S West 42d-st.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTSi INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FRF,F Datents economically secured and
proftabIv sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 NasSau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; No, 22o Vest
Broadway. WILTON MERLE SMITH,
d. D.. Pastor; WALTER LOWRIB Assistant-l1
H. morning service; evening service; preach
ing DR. SMITH both services. Christian Endeavor,
Monday evening s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM OF FIFTH
CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist. Scotia Building No e24
6Sth-st. Open daily. 10
a m to p. m. Also Sunday afternoon. Monday and
Thursday evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-30

At THE "OID FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
FIFTH ANENJE AND TWELFTH SISEGp'
The hi Rev. R. A. ToRRF5Y. OF NoRTHFIDLD.
WILL PREACH AT II A. NJ. AND P. M
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COCk.-E,xCellent: small wash: cards
country. ss3shore; reference 4l8 Wsst
5sth-st-. second floor
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WELLER, 400 West 31st-st-
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CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-ave. and 21st-st,. Rev; DR..
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pray yer s.
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ave. and 1G5th -st--The Pastor. Rev JOHN BALCOY
SHAW D. D.. viii preach II a. and 8 m
Evening subject. The Birthplace and Boyhocd Hons
o Jesus
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
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Services, IL a. and
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COACHdAN and COOK.-By German eou-
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239 East IIth-st.. care Mr. Schmidt