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New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
STORAGE NOTICES.
LIBERTY STORAGE & WAREHOUSE co,
Park-ave 49th 70 5Oth sts..

LIBERTY STORAGE & WAREHOUSE CO.,
Park-ave. 49th to 50th sts.,
301-303 West 125th-st.. New-York City.
To z. RosenbIuth, NJ. Rosenbluth, D. =.
Newell. VI. A. Golden. DR.. r. K. Warren,
Mrs. Dynes, P. Sheehan. Mrs r. Mayer
Mrs. L Foster. JOS. Wachtel. Chas- War
ren, H c. Wells, - Landsburg, :. Camp
bell, John Palermo. Philip Mcdonald, j.
Dunchee. c. H. Reilly. J. 5. Norton, Mrs
4. Taylor. Carmillo Carrare, Mrs. j. D.
Mcdonald, !. Lewis Donavan, J. F. Powell.
e. T. de Bussieres, Mrs. Bierstadt, Mrs I.
NJ. Lynch, Mrs. 2 Norton or Mrs J. Scher-
vim, Mrs. J. G. Granger, Logan Granite Co /:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the time for payment Of our lien upon
the property hereinafter described. having
expired, after due notice thereof had been
given you. will cause such property, to
Wit, household goods. personal effects and
merchandise. stored by YOU or in your
name in the warehouses of this Company,
10 be sold at public auction. according TO
the statutes IN such cases made and pro
vided. at the auction rooms Of ". II. Flat
tau, S. f Corner 18th street and Univer-
sty Place. commencing Tuesday. October
2nd, 1900. at 1870 A. NJ, and continuing
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter.
at the same place and hour. until all the
goods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. Park Ave. 49th 10 5Oth St,
301 and 303 West 125th Street
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CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST, 5th-ave, abo
45th-st.. Rev. D. PARKER MORGAN. D. D.. Rector.
S a m. Holy Commun
IL a. NJ :-----.. Litany. Holy Commune
Sermon by Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS.
4 d m. SOf
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HOTSEK EEPER- American vomsa
alone widOwer-s home prsre-ret; -
jecticn u children. hiEheSt crelsnt'A-s-
SIS Ryerson-St-. ByCoklyp-
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Male
BOY, H. wishes situation az any klnd oI
electric work. GEORGE DORR. 3lS Z
77th-st.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 39S Madlson-st.
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GARDENER-Coachu German. AZ q,
experienced. careful driver, able tar
perate, well recommended; On county
estate JOHN ALIEN. Nc. So5 Mar
New-Rochelle
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PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DIR. CPHAM'S Vegetable Electuary; in
ternal remedy; positive specific; fifty
years reputation; sold by leading drug
gists; samples sent free. A. G. CPHAM
% East 4th-st
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A c. DIXON breaches In Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn, Sunday morning and evening.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male.
ATTENTION, MEN.--Cheap trip TO all
European ports; Hamburg. Bremen, Lon
don Liverpool, Paris; also free passage and
steady positions procured SHIPPING Of
FICES. < Clinton-st, and - Wsst-st.. New
York.
CANVASSERS.- a few good ad-
vertising canvasssrs 10 work on commits
sion on a recognized standard publication.
Must be able TO produce references as 10
character. Address W. g H, Tribune
Office.
MEN WANTED. Free passage to men as
ssJing by feeding cattle to European
ports; also city positions procured. ALLAN
TIC SHIPPING OFFICE, 200 2d-st.. y. Y.
WANTED.-Strong boy in wholesale dry
goods business. Address Box 2SO6. New
York POstofflce-
S25 TO $50 DAILY easily made by our Live
Agents, men or women. selling our latest
novelty. Campaign Waterproof Neckties.
Goods entirely new and patented Agents
delighted. Sales unlimited What others
do, you can do Time Is short Write to
day and secure exclusive territory. Guar
anteed best sells- Address. With stamp
NJ. & NJ. MANFG. co, Dept =, Spring
field. Mass
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ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ".
ison-ave and 126th-st.-f0.3O and 7:45 D ~ -
worship with sermon. suniay schooi az 2.90 , - -
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BrookIpn 11ropertn 20 Get.

DWELLING TO LET -Furnished-54 South Oxford
II Street Brooklyn. between Dealb and Lafayette
first class order; dining
improvements; handsomely furnished; neghbor-
hood; central location convenient lines; private
family only Apply to owner. premises.
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BILLIARD 8 POOL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand; lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. "a Union Square.
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Religions Notices.


CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN GHuRcH;; ; No 22o ,yyss West
nst5 BTssGw&y s ksy W4R r
a m morning service P m evening service Rev MT
hn T ndeaTr az ondsy evening"
tional meeting Wednesday evening at s.
CHURCH OF THE 9,S AseENs59N g. & Sshsys and Othst
Holy Communion a. m
HSsa1ns sesalns service; service i ! "a a m m
sittiags free at all services.
SfR Rev M PAFRER G0EeAN HS o.S: sooY'
a sermon by Rev JoHk XVII wfiL9Ms H9lz Communion
p Choral evensons
cHqRGH OF THE FUR6TANs GT 18OtRst near s:a
vice at II No service in the evening. Cordial wei
&C cEIsTEAY gEgIs scTENcE sERycE FIgTa cgRGa
sv G ga ondSH Sn5 urSt ' open
coLLEeJATE REFORMED CHURCH; Harlem, Rsy
is5:s P5:5dg Rev sBTsp
MSD MSTn9s in N Rs 1 "A
ave:-Pastor Rev. EDGAR TILToN, JT. Services at IL
MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
. Rey PAY RAy1P Us; sgERELL = p; Minister
ad i' rns me- suSsst Gf fns
FIFTH AVENUE Go5LHGIATP col Ia Reformed CHURCH
Rev ioTTH RoNAhD AI4ISS s1GE MAcKAY D. Minister
oberlin College. viii preach il a. m. and p. m.
WEST END coLI.EGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
West End-ave. and 77h-st.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB, Minister
Rev LIVINGSTON l. TAYLOR will preach at IL a. M
MIDDLE CoLLgGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
2d-ave. and 7th-st.
Rev JOHN G. FAGG, Minister.
Morning worship IL o'clock. Evening worship o'clock
Rev. EDWARD NILES viii preach at both services,
DR. MADISON c. PETERS will preach tomorrow
morning in the Baptist Church of the Epiphany
st. and Madison-ave. In the evening. V. W.
BLACKMAN will his first appearance as a Bap-
tist in Baptist pulpit and will tell why left Con
gregatonaltsm TO become Baptist. All welcome.
PETERS will preach in this church each Sunday
ing during September.
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WORK WANTED
Female.

Female
COMPANION or GoVERNEsS BY refined
young North German lady, returned from
Paris, speaking French English fiuenrly
music references Address F. G.. $50 Co
lumbuS- ave.
STENOGRAPHER. typewriter, desires per
manent position: experienced 81 Miss
P, 723 10th-ave.
YOUNG WOMAN, seamstress, German
American, for office or dyeing and clean
ing store or something OF the kind AD-
VERTISER $50 East 138th-st
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HELP WANTED.
FHn,nlA.

NBw-YORK HAIRDRESSING SCHOOL,
Manicuring. face massage scalp treat
ment. chiropOdy. dermatology, diplomas
special s. course. 254 6th-ave.
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6orscs ano GGrriaaes.

TORSES AND PONIES BOARDED winter and summer
IL turned cut, logged keep condition; veterin-
airy services free. Address Dr. o. c. JACKSON jamaica
L. l., n. Y.
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Religious NoIices.

Religious NoIices.
Brooklyn, Sunday morning and evening.
AT SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9sth-st
Rev. ALBERT DALE GANTZ, Assstant.-Reopenine
Christian Endeavor, Z Welcome.
AT THE CHAI Ell. OF THE OLD FIRST" PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH. FIFTH AVENUE AND lEI.F,V-
3NTH-ST.. HOWARD DUFFIELD d. D.. PASTOR
Rev. j. HENDRICK DE VRIES. OF Princeton Win
preach at IL a. m.
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Morton-st. s ERNEST Jones'
Pastor VIII preach morning 1890 evening 7:45 Sunday
school. p.
BRICK CHURCH
3th-Bve. and 3Tth-st
Rev. MALTBIE D. BABCOCK, D. D.. Pastor.
Service Sunday, September 9. at IL a. m
Rev. M WOOLSEY STRYKER, D. D,
President of Hamilton College. Clinton. N Y,
Will preach.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH
Corner Broadway and 34th-st
Itesular service nt II a, m. and 8 p. m Rev. DR.
MERRILL f. GATES. Washington. u. c. will preach
Frayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8
CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-ave. and 21st-st-Hoy Com
munion q naeTnng prayer and IL evening prayer
and sermon, o'clock 's0'
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Gitn 11ropcrtp for Sale
Titn 1)ropettn 90 Eet.

NOR RENT Furnished Observation-Disclosures No
L Seventh Street, Painhed. N J. Fine loca-
ton large yard fruit and flowers five minutes walk
depot rooms electric light gas; modern plumb
ing large barn on adjoining lot If wanted Apply to
HENRY B NEwHALL, 2e Cortandt Street. New-York
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyTrD
Mole.

Mole
CoACHMAN.-Clry or County, rh1-off-Ef-
understands care of fine horses cz--fz-s.
harness first class driver. takes .s-s =
furnace and COW. obliging, aged .. Vszs.
$50 hrst month COACHNAS Bo4 =
1.2i2 B-oadway-
COACHMAN or PORTER-By a eoI5--t
man, understands care horses civ rsfs-
encss and security. COOPER pa Es.-
7Oth-st.
COACHMAN.-singIe. frsr -lass b. 49,
detail highest personal references a 4,
any distance A J. Box 10. Tr.brzs o.
FLORIST and GARDENER .-Pr.r1-,r.
good Iandscaper; % years. exps-fs1cs =
Europe and United States. Ge-ma1 a.
married. private place. with greenhouse
]. STANTON p KssD-sJ Madison. \. q
GARDENER aged. married. \,
family: Protestant long sXperisrra h.
greenhouses and the general management 81
gentleman's country place good rste--
encss- F :. No. ia Chambers-sr Nsz-
York
GARDENER single. IS years sxpe-is...
N all branches greenhouses howers
fruit. vegetables. lawns, understands cs-s
horses. cows. pOultry. competent 70 tzss
charge gentlenan's place, good references
Address ". Box 3. Tribune once.
GARDENER R-Good sober man a. h..s
gardener on a gentIema1s private uiscs
American married one child good rees--
ence. GARDENER. No 120 Wzvsriy-
81. YonkerE.
GARDENER. Experienced in a. KIND, =
fruits. flowers and vegetables. shr1lbs srf
trees. and management % q Esrrismsns
FLORIST. l .292 SIadison-ave
GARDENER % years practical sr5s--
ence IN greenhouses. Erape-iss torclnr
roses, vt0lets. carnations. chrysaaths-.ur1
all vegetables. care stock pouIrry. exs.-
lent recommsndations for ability. houss,y
soor1ety; wife inst class dairy woman 2
necessary Box S4s. WiIkesbarrs. Fem.
GARDENER R--Scotch: aged 80. rnsrri.d
one child: position On private plscs.
Thoroughly understands greenhouses. laws
JAMES WOOD. North Broadway. Yonss.s
GARDENER-coaohman. German. aEs n
experienced. careful driver able ter1-
perate. well recomuen6ed: On Count
estate. JOHN ALIEN Nc. S05 Mar
New Rochelle
GARDENER. with % years practical II
psrience. wishes 70 take charge q sors
private place. well verssd IN al 5rzlctss-
small family, aged IS; viii furnish 5ssr =
references Apply 70 SIEBRECT 4 son
GARDENER Middle azed. married. Ifs
experience in al branches both outside
ard under glass; II years references f-uz
leading families - Nsw-York A11-sss
GARDENER, S.ot's 4th-ave.. Brooklyn-
HEAD WAITER. dissnEassd ssp,snssr IS
wants position as sane. excellent rsssr-
ences from present and former employers
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Religions Noiieus.

EyAeELdIcAL Ell LUTERASM Ran. csgFsH sgge OF .T The
xENT 2SP5 SsoadSsyo service II m sunday
school $50 a. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF 81.
gAMES; gAMIES;sNYDER S99 R D d. iseopening service.
sepfember Q. ii a. sunday school. 9:45 a m
FIRST BAPTIST cHUkcH;-HNo grssssass OF g.,ass the
prayer and testimony in the chapel The Pastor
evening" @ls nsna strangers myers" cordially welcome.
FIRST URSH S!IwssP oP Sasd s6 ssad 5
Science services SUNDAYS at oe lS Rean an looms open
daily from n m TO o. m
FIRST REFORMED PREsBYTERIAN GHUE7eeNNz eNzl I2tR- r
sTEEE s sfiSefH s5h sRG a at ii m
EogR1a AyEEE WETrR BgNc1I HGca7 s.
Pastor. breaches At II a m and p n.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH west rs: 5Iets, End,sve.
Rev FR1 HERB HERBERT E s HARRIS breaches II
AvEXE PFFsTTEF5zAY Tvgz GIUFca II eos.s
e5R inst, 3 at II II m s.S p n M EsT Si
preach. Public cordially invited
GOSPEL tent
DR.. MARrHUR speaks Sunday afternoon. o'clock
GRACE CHURCH, Broadway IOth-st
TeTapg ET.15r P5aysI sysr and and sermon sermon "a mn m
All sittIngs free
GRACE METHODIST. West 1O4th-st.. near Columbus
pastor Ps sy Breaches sabbath School 2i5 Epworth League
z Everybody cordially welcome.
Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave and 18th
St Rev A B. SIMPSON. Pastor-Services sunday, 1870
EvangeIistic services. 73O Week night ser
vices, p. m
JUPsoX N, MEM9EIA4 wXsT5NeToS S s ssSUAsEE ssc
night
MADISON AycE6NUE METHoDIsT EPIscoPRAI- RA
Andrew LoNGAcRE D. D.. at ii a, m -
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 53d-st.. HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON. D. D, Pas
service and Sunday school will BE- resumed
September 18th.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco, Sept. THE Official closing ouo-
tstions for mining stocks to-day were as foIio,rs
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STEAMBOATS,.

DIEumDOuLS.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT
Palatial Dav Steamers New York and Albany
and finest river boats
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
For Catskills. Albany Saratoga all points East
North and West
Leave Brooklyn; Fulton St. Cby Annex 800 A. M
n. Y. West 22d St. Pier. 300
Yonkers West Point, Newburgh Pourh-
keepsie. Kingston Point. Catkll. Hudson and Albany.
leading
the New York Transfer Co. who check baggage
- CONCERTS MoRNINc;s AND AFTERNOONS.
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OFFICES TO LET.
RULAND &c WHITING,
3 TO BEEKMAN ST.
FURNISHED 6Onses Go Cet-G onntrn.

nice lawn beautiful shade trees large garden plant
ed; 20 fruit trees peach pear plum cherry and ounce
centrally located reasonable for the Ad-
dresN w. K MERRILL Eenville. n. Y.
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STRANGERS cordially invited attend .s--s-
Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church (abcs fs
st) mornings. IL evenings All frse Co-,s -
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Religions Nonres.

NEw-YoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7s-s-- -.
12sth-st--Rev. Dr. DUNCAN J. " MILAN Ps,sssas -
preaches AZ II and 7-45 D. m Sunday @eh,ess
Young Peoples meeting. Z PRAYER meeting Ws51s..S
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BUSINESS CHANCES.

a GOOD CHANCE for an NJ. DO let.
in the suburbs Of Sew-Yor an elegant
new brick house. 13 rooms. furnished IL de-
sired. adapted 10 a physician and where
good opportunity is offered to a doctor
account Of the recent death OF prominent
doctor Of the locality. Address A. B. Box
80 Tribune Office
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% Get for Business purposes.
BIG STORE To LET

in new hreprOOf building, northwest corner
Third Avenue and S3rd Street, best part of
the avenue; three hOOrsi $4,000 feet of floor
spaces large, light basement; main floor 4S
by 90 feet; second floor 4S by 73 feet; plate
glass all around; steam heat; toilet rooms
with open plumbing and tiled floors; suit
able for big businessI rent high but worth IT.
Estate of b. G. WANDELL. owner, on prem
and II Chamhe Street. 10 hrnI.er..
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHr-pru
corner l0th-stPuhlic worship tomorrow. II n p
WILLIAM B. BEBB Will preach Sunday school a. q I,
a m Wednesday evening service ar O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

REV RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. NJ A. win orc,. .
the Fifty-fth Street Temple during The approaehi1 = .
ish holidays.
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7 EWEMnRlM nlME

AlBNNV lsWl5NUNyH LIUkN[g.
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 81 North River foot Canal Street. P. daily
Isundays excepted connecting with trains
SARATOGA, LAKE GEORGE, RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
SHARON SPRINGS. THOUSAND ISLANDS. ADIRON-
DACIIS West Saturday night steamer connects
with Sunday morning for Saratoga. North Creek
Caldwell. and steamer Lake George. Summer Excur
al
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

PATENTS! INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE. patents economically secured and
profitably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
$50 NRssau-st
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DANBURY HATS.

''DANBURY' Derbies. 50: "Danbury'' Al
pines, 81 80; worth So. DANBURY- HAT
CO, D Desbrosses-st.. n. Y
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam ny hand or on
the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning Co.,
1883 Broadway. 421 East 4Sth-st., COE q
BRANDT. Tel. l32-SSth.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
RESSBIAKING.

LADIES TAILORING.-Habi and Gowns
in the latest fashions, perfect MT and best
workmanship. GRANT & PARSER, T44
IeXingtou-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

MONT AUX STEAMBOAT Go. Ito.
sEELTER I ISLAND, s3al b., soUrHoLP SAG M HARBoR.
Except Saturdays and Sundays) at $50
at 100 Last trip 70 Block Island Saturday Sept.
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL
- Leaving Desbrosses s:l5 Saturdays l:45l. West
22d ST. $40 T. NJ Saturdays . ?. NJ for CRANSTONS
wBsT POINT. CORNWALL NEwBURGH NEW
HAMBURGH. MILTON, PO'KBEPSIE RONDOUT and
KINGSTON Orchestra Board.
CATSKILL HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
BOATS leave foot Christopher ST. every week -dav
at P. M. connecting with b. & a. r r. at Hudson
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

ST PAUL'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHus~,
West End-ave. and ssth-st. Rev GEORGE P ErT-rsss.
Ph. D. Pastor Preaching a. II r. Sermon - -
5. r UPHAM. d D. Evening service resumed ssv-s-,.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FcRalS

COOK--A lady. about % close hef
tags at Saratoga SPRINGS. wiseeS e =
a place for an excellent cocS. wac us-s
stands SOUPS. pastry. entrees. etc ~
tenber Il. 2l FederaI-St Saratoga SpriAsA
y. Y
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

LOST. .-Bankbook No $50. .552 Rank far
Savings. $50 4th-ave., New York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 10 ban,s
LOST Bark book No. 565. .sSs. Bank for
Savings. $50 4tf-ave., New-York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 70 hank
LOST. T.-Bankbook No Ti3 $50 Bank Tor
savings. 30 ith-ave., New York psVt
meni stopped. Please return book 10 bank
LOST or STOLEN. Bankbook No 295 60
OF the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
faymen; stopped. Please return bcc,, To
bank. No. 81 Chambers-ak -
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

COOk--Ey Young German S;rl- d-s, as
cook. German. French. American cooAile
good baker, excellent Iauu6-cSS. c.iy 80
ence civ country. Is East S-1-si- GO
flight, 'front.'.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
1TR@Y RMA1TS.

STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA EN-
TIRELY REBUILT retdTnishea and redecorated
leave West 10th - daily, P. M. except Saturday
DINING ROOMS ON MAIN DECK SEARCHIIGHT
Excursous-Troy $3.50 Saratoga, $3.50.
Send booklet excursion tours to all summer re-
North and East
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

DAYS WORK.-By a strong woman, :
goOd cook and lsJIn5ress. etc 4lS W.
+Oth-SJ-. grocery store.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

Anastsrdam-ave. Rev. BALLOON SHAW. D D Passs--
The Rev. MURRAY s ROWLAND. Assistant Psrt--
will preach II and 8. Sunday school g TT q II
q Mdwesk service -Wednesday az 8
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08

COOK-CHAMBERMAID BY North =
land cook. lSUndrsSs- ruas-S. Soups N-N--
also chambermoid. waitress tVo wears -7-
erenceS. So 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.


A HOTEL ROLAND,
59th-st. between Madison and Park aves
Modern hotel, with every comfort and con
venience. DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PER
B04RD SO PER WEEK SUNNY
ROOMS, WITH BOARD, $14 PER WEEh
Every room has hot and cold water, steam
heat and electric light. Suites of two and
three rooms. with bath. References re-
quired. CANNOT BE EQCALLED FOR
THE MONEY.
New-York tribune., 1900-09-08
MetropoIitan Temple Parish

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH v.-
23d-st.-The Pastor. Rev. r z. SAMPLE. . D. Nh
preach II a and 7.45 Cordial vs,-5rz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-04-21
IDLE MILLS
MAY RESUME
OPERATIONS
Special 1eetingof Directors Of Amsr'
Jean Steel and Wire Company
Held Yesterday,
NO CHANGE in MANAGEMENT,
Must Dispose Of ovsr-Production ana
Make Reduction In Prices to sO-
cure Satisfactory Besults..

NEW YORK. April 2O.-lN special
meeting OF the directors OF the Ameri-
can Steel & Wire Company was held
to-day in the New York offices Of the
company. The chief purpose OF the
meeting, according to reports, was to
take some action relative to the recent
closing of twelve of the companya
mills by John w. Gates.
After n continuous session Of foun
hours, the meeting adjourned.
The following formal announcement
was made:
"The board of directors discussed
the general business situation, and
unanimously decided that until the
over-production Of materials had been
disposed of, the executive committed
may make such reductions in prices as
they may find necessary to accomplish
this, and resume operations at the Idle
plants.
"The meeting will recOnyeno an
May 4"
When Mr.. Gates was seen at tho
close of the meeting he would only
say:
There has been no change in the
management of the company"
Mr.. seligman and Mr.. Strauss de-
clIned to say anything as to the action
taken. Later. when rumor spread
to the effect that they and Thomas Do
Ian, of Philadelphia, had resigned
from the board, Mr.. sellgnmn said:
I've have not resigned, and tho
meeting was adjourned to May q"
The presence at the meeting of Rob-
ert Bacon and President Gary Of tho
Federal Steel Company. caused some
speculation. Mr.. Bacon is a director
of the Federal Steel Company. He re-
fused to talk about the object of hlS
visit to the meeting to-day, and Pres
Ident Gary was equally as reticent.
Another director of the Federal Steel
Company was seen, and asked to give
his views as to the possibility Of CO.
alltIon of the interests OF the two CONS
panies.
He said that so far as he knew, there
would be no closer relations between the
Federal Steel Company and the Amer
Ican Steel & Wire Company than ex-
ists ut present.
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COOPED UP
AT WEPENER
ARE BRITISH.
English officers and Correspondent
Captured While Trying to Reach
the Besieged City.
ONE HUNDRED BOERS KILLED
at the Laager-GOvernment Pub
lished Reports of Lord Roberts
For Good of tho Country.

ALIwAL NORTH, April 2O.-captain
Little, OF Brabant's horse, Lieut.. Hol-
beck and Mr.. Milne. Reuter- cores
pondent, fell into the hands OF the enc
my while they were trying to reach
Wepener a week ago. Everything was
taken from the prisoners who were
sent to Pretoria.
Their native servants, who escaped
from the Boer laager, near wepener,
say that there were four guns disa-
bled, and that the Beers had lost one
hundred In killed alone.
1t is also ascertaIned that while the
Beers made n night attack on April II,
but we're discovered while creeping
along deep ditch, by Cape mounted
rifles. with Maxims, who fired into
them at distance of 200 yards, with
the result that the Beers lost FIVE wa
gon loads of killed and wounded.
A simultaneous attack in other quar-
ters was repulsed by the British, who
used their bayonets,
The Beers stlll surround Wepener,
but there has been little firing lately.
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England,s Criticism.

LoNDoN,April 2l.-The Daily Chron-
iele. commenting upon the Turlo-
American tension says:
Many worse things might happen for
the world than an object lesson taught
by American warships in Turkish
waters"
The Times remarking that at is not
likely Turkey will pay much attention
to n collective European protest con-
cerning the duties" says: Disputes
with single power. which knows what
it wants and is determined to get 1t. al
ways gives the porte far greater con-
cern than matters which have to be ar
ranged by collective action. It is Just
possible. for the sake Of oriental notions
Of dignity that some hint of force may
be needed, but the money will be forth
coming. In any case the United States
will have the entire sympathy OF Eng
land in energetIcally prosecuting u JUS.
demand"
The Morning Post says:
"The question is simple one and
should certainly be capable of arrange
ment without the Intervention Of force" "