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OBESITY.

OBESITY positively, permanently cured;
results guaranteed; no drugs: no diet: no
exercise; no privation; our treatment
brings health and strength In its train, and
cannot inture the most delicate constitu-
tlon. X mas stood the test and stands upon
the solid rock OF public confidence; do
not lead your system with nostrums Rdver-
tised as harmless. Write for particulars
Q. u. G, Z. WATER CO, f6T w. 34th-st
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SAGE.

MASSAGE. physical culture and cleo
uiciiy for treatment of diseases and
physical development; special treatment for
.ooesi'y. Mss J. BERGMAN. 81 West
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES. all makes, sold on
instelnents. rented. repaired. Needles.
Supplies mailed. Favorite Drop Head.
S2c5O; great bargain. RAUSCH'S, 22T1
Sd-ave near l23d-st
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REFRaCTION SPECIALIST.

GLASS CLIPS DON'T SLIP.
- Fit any nose, 35c. per pair, sent
G@ by mail. HUGHES, Optical
Expert. SO Court-st.. Brooklyn.
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FI1is.

-srsTeKTS COATS MADE 20 order. Fur
-srr,errs repaired. redyed and mace
go + WEISER. All 6th-aye.
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

NEW-YORK CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
Fulton--Largest supply; lowest prices:
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged; send for
bargain list
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FOR SALE.

from sAI.B-Ten R-I,P.A.N:s for o cents
- srurRists' one gives refer.
-,.2rTTr0N. Oak oxidized brass top.
lss-,i.st,le brokerage. banking real estate.
Dt5-P q Cen1re-st.. near worth.
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HOUSEKEEPER -EngIish-Amer!can mid
die aged Christian lady In a gentleman's
family: understands cooking: good bread
maker: kind u children and animals; good
manager; trustworthy. now with present
employer; pleasant companion. Address
one week. Mrs. TURNER. Mount Vernon.
y Y
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GID BOOKS BoUGH-. and SOLD

SOvks BOUGHT for cash. entirs l,hrar,s.
. t-tenaseo; calls residences free. 6 g.
EElAs. $50 5th-ave.
s,-E - BOOKS and complete libraries
r,cSoo@ghl a. highest prices DAVIS
5ygk STORE. 25e west Izfb-s, -
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DOMESTIC STU arIoNs WANTED
Female.

OUSEkEEPER.-By Englishwoman. rs-
Gently having own home in London In
well to do family; town or country equally
desirable. those seeking honesty. fntelli-
gence and competency will not be disep-
pointed. Address F.. W. i242 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

@<JOhIAG GLASSES MANUFACTURED here:
e~linageo mirrors Tesi!ssreo. frames and
nYslolngs FERRY. siS Canal-tt. near
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PIMPLEs. CURES GUARANTEED.

WRITTEN contract References all parts
city mailed. All blood. skin. hair diseases
treated DR.. ALEXANDER WILLIAMS.
davs 3-5.
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A.-SC1EETIFIC Manicuring and Facial
Massage Parlors, formerly conducted by
Miss Brewster, at A. A. VantIae & Co,
Broadway. now located y East I7th-st
G5etween Broadway and -ave.). Lessons
given.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
HERNIA OR RUPTURE.

S--ry-ESSFT-T. mechanical treatment: per
@s-t retention. safety relief or cure; 80
ryssrs experience: satisfaction guaranteed
] B. SEEI5E' : Hew-No<k Establishment,
90 ra7 22C-sf
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DoaEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

GARDENER.-ThOro competent; all
garden work: only those wanting general
good. single. sober man: care fine cows;
references frs. class. CARETAKER. 2I3
West 22d-st
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SECOND HAND SAFES.
SCIENTIFIC MANICURING.

sAFEs removed. bought and sold. EAGLE
SAFE CO.. o Spring-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS

--yEFAIAE opium, laudanurn. cocaine
heDlt, myself cured. VIII inform Won II
80 S.-4'-ss, permanent cure. Mrs BALD
-IA. Box l.2l2. Chicago
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OUSEKEEPER-A lady. experienced.
desires position as hCusekeeper. where
servants are kept: references exchanged.
w. o.. l52 West 01st-st
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,rxfu KITCHEN TABLE
spECIsLT1ES.

..T-,yTTE brown freproof china, earthen
"11r fackins r, utensils all kinds Of French
80 SA'',s So,Yee pots. seizogenes. marmite
fsTisieune FOR msxns snis esSsdoe hosei club S fam
bes' .',,.1fses BAZAR FRANCHISE. $50
FS-oadEGy.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
WINDOW SHADES.

CHAs. B. FLUGGE. 302 canal-st.. manu-
fsctgrers--Estirnste tes given for public and
priYsts bgiieanSs- 1elephons 2, isd Franklin.
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WORK WANTED.
~ als-

ACCOUNTANT
CHARLES MACLEAH. NJ. L 4,
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT A%E AUDITOR
Presbyterian Building. 100 Fifth ave
Audits carefully made; profit and loss
statements prepared: accounts systemized
irregularities traced; moderate rates, high
est CREDENTIALS.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

HOCsEwORK- By young Swedish girl as
general housewOrksr In small family
Cali or address HOCSEWORKER. %
Greenwich-st
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KoDsks AND SUPPLIES.
LADIES TaILORs.

= LLOYD. photo developing, printing
snd charging for amateurs s0l ". osth.
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TRUSSEs

II. c. BODIES Trusses bound TO cure the
worst rupture. Elastic Stockings. 1,Ou5
30 ave, near 59th-st
PERFECT FITTING elastic stoclings 80
Trusses and supporters Fit guaranteed
II. A. cASSEBEER. 255 Colurrbus-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GARDENER and FI>ORIST.-Single; thor
oughly understands greenhouses. krap-
cries. hOtbeds. lawns. shrubs. vegetables:
can take entire charge Of gentleuan's
place: best Of reference for honesty. sobrI-
ETY. and industry. c.. Box 81. Tribune Of
fee
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ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER or SALES
MANY young man. 25 experienced:
Al references. Addrssa II. u. H., zoe
2urop-st. 6yooAiyn-
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A DANE, % would like TO get situation
OF some kind. Address V. HANSON. 82
Greenwfch-st
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TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITBRs bought. sold. rented. re
paired: best machines; lowest prices
trial free: telephone. CONSOLIDATED
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 24l B'way
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GARDENER and Fi-OHIST.-By Swiss.
36 married. no family; q years prac-
teal experience In all branches Of horti-
culture: competent 10 superintend and
manage any gent.eman's place: first class
city references. Address +. BAUMGART-
NER. Lorillard Place. Westchester Post
office.
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GARDENER Experienced in care Of
greenhouses, lawns, flowers and vege-
tables; competent to take charge of gentle
mans place; English. 80. married, chill
dren; first class references from former
and present employers. J. ADCOCK,
Rowayton. Conn.
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WORK WANTED.
%-
Mule.

STENOGRAPHER. Expert typewriter.
desires work one more hours daily
office OF outside; terms moderate. STE
NOGRAPHER. st. Cloud Hotel, telephone
16t3-3Sth-st.
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SIGNS.
STAMPS BOUGHT AND SOLD.

BOGERT & DURBIN. Tribune Building.
y. N--Offer Guatemala Exposition, IL
varieties for 81; catalogued $40.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for rare postage
stamps; packets and albums sold.
SCOTT. IS Fast 23d-st
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COACHMAN. - Thoroughly competent:
married. 3s; medium height; careful.
stylish city driver; disengaged through
death of employer. highly recommended
DRYSDALE. 352 West 4sth-st.
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TRUNKS AND VALIsEs.

HAVE your trunks and bags repaired
cut prices this month. SCHWART.
Sd-ave.. Sth-st.
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WEIGHER. &c.-Young man. %. mar
ried. steady habits desires position as
weigher. shipping clerk or assistant; good
marker. Address PAUL !. KARST, 49O
10th-ave. care Brown
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7 SUsSMAN Ladies Tailor and Habit
Nsker.-ti0lf and Bicycle Suits: latest
styles 81 moderate prices. 2.2f6 7th-ave-
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GARDENER on gentleman's place: full
knowledge OF greenhouses. lawns, gar
dening. farming and stock: English: mar
ried. no family first class references. A
NJ. Babylon, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GARDENER or SUPERINTENDENT .-Ry
a thoroughly experienced Scotchman in
all branches OF his profession: 9 years in
his present situation. where the advertiser
laid out and planted the extensive pleasure
grounds. superintended improving land on
estate, building greenhouses. making mac
adam roads; conversant with the general
routine of an estate. improving old
LAYING out q new one; disengaged April l;
character and ability unexceptionabie. Ad
dress HORTCS, +. o. Box 232. Fairfield.
Conn.
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COACHMAN.-SIngle: first class. In nri-
vate family; city or country; best OF ref
eerences Address PETERSON 23G East
91st-st
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
upHoLsTERERs & DECORATORS

MEYERS Art Furniture. Upholstery. Cur
tains. Bedding, Polishing, Carpet. Cab
.net work. done shortest notice. 426 CoiuH-
bGs-aye.. slst-st.
C. u. BOGGS. 100 East e0th-st.- Repair
ing and GpholsIeTing Oriental Corners
Curtains Iaundered and put up. Carpets
cleaned and laid. Mattresses remade.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

JDsEPH FIRE.--La5ies' Tailoring, Dress
making New orders will receive Old
alterations free Of charge. 56o Lexington
ave.
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COACHMAN.-Married city or country
willing and obliging; good references /,
last employer can be seen. NJ. T.. Is East
SSth-St
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PATENTS.

PATENTS. Prosperity is coming; review
Your ideas; brighten them up. z. 7.
THOMAS. 234 Broadway, patent expert,
Will patent and sell them for You.
PATENTS bought sold; money furnished
inventors: drawings reasonable: good
bargain on hand. BALDWIN. as Lib
erfy-st
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GOVERNESS. A young iany residing in
the South. who has travelled in Europe,
and speaks French and German: or as
companion and assistant 10 old couple or
invalid; no objection TO travelling: best
references given. Address b.. Murray Hill
Hotel, city.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. 81. American. Protestant,
desires situation in mercantile house or
brokerage firm: fine penman: accurate fig
urer: best references. z. X. .TS5 Sedg-
wick-ave.
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PRINTING.-Firstc class: very low prices.
Write fer estimates ASTE PRESS. 2l0
Cansl-st-. -. Y
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BOY. IS, colored; run elevator and help
janitor; wages SO 300 7th-ave., GEO.
GANAWAY
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BOOKKEEPER.-By a bright girl as as
sistant bookkeeper; good penman and ac-
curate at figures Address MAUDE
JONES. !. 1913 3d-ave.
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GARDENER. Single. 40: fully competent
in all different branches of gardening;
willing and Obliging: first class references.
u. s., Tribune Office.
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STORAGE
SURE pop INSECT POWDER.

SURB Pop INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
ROACHES, WATER BUGS. BEDBCGS,
ETC. ADOLPH ISAACSEN & son, ca
FULTON-ST.. ". Y.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
ARCHITECTURAL TRACER desires stu
alton. F. L. BECKMAN. 5Si Willow-ave.'
Hoboken. n. j.
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COACHMAN.-Single: thoroughly compe-
tent and reliable: experienced driver in
city or country: generally useful: terms
moderate: satisfactory references. Address
THOMAS. $50 6th-ave
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GOVERNESS.-Yo French girl speak
ing German, as nursery goVerness for
growing children, or lady's maid; likes
travelling good sewer: good packer: best
city references. NJ. G.. Box IS. PAP
Broadway
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WATCHMAN.-Marr man as watch
man for public or private buildings; best
reference: can be seen for three days. T..
BARRETT. 227 East 12Tth-st.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.
PRINTING AND STATIONERY.

TEOS. HUMPHREY. 36s Canal-st., oppo-
site Wooster. Established 20 years. Quick
printing: blank books. stationery. &c.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GARDENER.-Scotch. single. aged 30. 20
take charge of Rentleman's place: expert
enced: outside and under glass; references.
GARDENER, The Rosary. 3SS 5th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. 81, desires positioa in FIRE
engine room as helper 10 learn; one
years experience In machine shop. Ad-
dress p. MADDEN. 2S3 Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. 20. German American.
wishes position where he can advance
himself: no bad habits: can furnish
security J. MESLOH. 96 Berry-st..
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

PAWN TICKETS bought and sold: old gold
and silver; highest prices paid. FRANK.
46 West 90'h-st.
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BOOKKEEPER.-B young man, "a, in
wholesale house: rapid penman; accur-
ate ar figures moderate salary. III. NJ, F3l
StOclIton-st BROOKLYN
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ACHMAN.-Gentleman wishes situation
for his coachman: married. no family:
thoroughly competent. respectful. trust
worthy: willing obliging: city or country.
3lS West S2d-st.. present employers
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. IT, wishes TO start in the
atrical business not as actor: to start 81
or 81 90 Address W. W.. 1,242 Broad
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

BOOKKEEPER thoroughly compe-
tent and reliable in every detail
THOMAS, 353 2d-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

BOY. II. 10 work In office; good refer
ence. HENRY CANNON. 800 Ave
nue C..
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

WATCHMAN.-By an elderly man, as
watchman or something similar; eigh-
teen years in last place. Address H. L.
Elmhurst, l.. I.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MECHANIC, who can develop in
ventions will work for s12 a week. Ad-
dress Y. M. 80 Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

ARCHITECTURAL. DRAUGHTSMAN.-
First class designer. wants position A
s., Box 40, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. strong. in a store or busi-
ness: speaks French, German, English.
ANDETAT $40 West 44th-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GARDENER. Single; thorough knowledge
OF landscape gardening. greenhouses.
graperiss flowers. fruits, vegetables, trees,
shryeesrles. ETC.; references. Address
0G6xAN, Boz Z, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

ARDENER.-German; middle aged mar
rfed; % years experience in green
houses, graperies. vegetables, fruits &c;
II years references from first class places
in this country. Address GARDENER, 324
East 56th-st.
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PAWN TICKETS BOUGHT.

PAWN TICKETS bought. and old gold an
silver. Call or address SO W. 2sth. Bell z
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CiAMBERMAID.-By colored girl NJ
f. G., Johnsons. 416 West 36th-st
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

BOY. 16. wishes TO learn architectural de-
signing. Call or address b. CtVILETTI.
Gd5 East 183d-st.
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BOY. 16, bright, active. desires position
with a lawyer banker broker; good
and rapid mathematician; plain penman
b. D.. Box I, Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11
HELP WANTED.

AS EDITORS ASSISTANT. - Young
woman Of education and executive abil-
ity; good correspondent and stenographer
Particulars Box 80, Station D.
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COACHMAN.-Single: takes proper care OF
horses and carriages: good driver; TEN
perate, reliable, obliging. useful: first class
city reference. J. NJ, $50 8th-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

BARKEEPER.-By ali around utility
man: city country; best references.
MCCARTHY, 315 East S3d-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
! ATTENTION,-Ladie Wishing to enter
/ tain may obtain the services of a compe-
tent waitress. who will attend 70 recep-
tons dinners and luncheons, setting dec
Grating table, etc; menus made out Ad-
dress KATHARINE WELLS. 113 West
S4th-st.
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GARDENER.--Wo care for plain, prl-
vate place or assist head gardener on
first class place; understands vegetable
gardening. etc. Address GARDENER. 20
Sands Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
GLUE SALESMAN WANTED

IN OFFICE OF large wholesale house bill
clerk; good writer and accurate at fig
ures; must be an American Protestant, age
between 10 and IS. reside with parents
and have best OF references: salary IS per
week. Address OPPORTUNITY, Box 2.
Tribune Office.
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tNDEHTAk EHS.

EDGAR II. CRANE. Funeral Director and
Embaifner. 263 West iSth-st. Telephone
cali 3i35- lSth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

BOY, 1G, school graduate. resides with
parents, to learn trade as electrician,
machinist. or bricklayer. FRANK KORB.
3S6 Willis-ave.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

GIRL. 18 graduate. wishes a position in
an Office FANNIE SCHWEITZER.
l.679 Avenue A.
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COACHMAN.-By young man: thoroughly
experienced in the care OF horses, car
| city or country. Address CLARKE, 1OS
| East 5ith-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN. 81, desires position in
brokers' office or wholesale house; best
Of references. Address o. J. s., 3,4oo
Avenue /, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

WANTED.-A few young men OF good
character 10 Join a company OF National
Guard; complete uniform. use Of gymna-
eium, reading room. billiard table. bowling
alley. all free. GUARD. Box "a. Tribune
Office.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

YOUNG MAN %. experienced die setter,
handy tools and machinery, wishes
steady position: willing 10 do anything.
HOFA ACKER. care of Gerhold. Sc Throop-
ave. Rrooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-11

PORTER, &c.-A eoloFe1 West Indian as
light porter or waiter In boarding
house; very NANCY WIN lools; relabie
ave.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
HOME FOR AGED WOMEN.

The ladies ut the Home were given q
fine musical on Wednesday evening kty
the Mandolin club. through Invitation ot
Mrs. Abisl NJ. smith. The following
programme was rendered, every numher
Of which was very greatly enjoyed: Over
the Waves, club; song, Miss Noyesi
A-Vsni, Vidi, Vioi, b.-Swset and Low,
Club; mandolin solo, Miss Marion Yer,
rill; angels ssrsnade. Miss Foster; Char
lstan, Miss Marjorie Allen, Miss Carney
darkiss cradle song, club; Kentucky
bnba, NJ iss Foster
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
MAINE BIBLE SOCIETY.
The Annual Meeting Held in This city
Yesterday.

The annual meeting OF the Maine blplo
Society Of Maine was held at the rooms
In the First National Bank building yes
teydsy nt 4 pm. y large number Of mem
bers beilg preGent.
The report OF the trustees was read by
Rev. Luther freeman Of the Chestnut
Street church.
Ths following memorial was sdol ted
on the death Of Rufus II. Hinklsy:
This society wishes to express its higher
appreciation OF the long contin ued and
valuable services OF Mr., Rufus II. Hink-
ley in It's bshaif and Of the loss it has
suffered in his death.
Mr.. Hinkley was CHOSEN recording SEQ
retaHy In May, 1864, and continued In
that position until elected one OF the
trustees OF the society In 1871. In 1873
be was made it's treasurer, an otfios which
he held until his death. In all the service
he rendered to the society and rendered
without any compensation, Mr.. Hink-
ley display ed the fidelity, devotion. kind
ness and ability which distinguished him
In all his relations with men and WITH
eocisties for the good Of men. yA
BY his servicts he made the work OF
his associates easier. thereby putting
them and the entire State under great
obligations to him.
The life he lived snnobied human life,
gioritisd the Master he served and was
a fit preparation for higher service In
sorrow, but also In gratitude and In faith
that for him to ois was gain.
TIE following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year;
Presldsnt-Rev. A. T. Dunn, d. ID.
Woe President-Rsv. Luther Freeman.
rTeAsurer-L. NJ. Webb.
Correspond ing SeoEetary=Rev.AsaD Dali
Recording Secretary ". I'D
SOD.
Auditors-B. W. shaylOr. ozmap
Adams.
Board OF Trustees-Rsv. W. Spencer,
ID. d., skowhegan: Rev. Smith Baker,
ID. ID. Portland; W. b. Neal, Portland ;
d. p. Parker. Portland; L.. NJ. Cousins,
Portland; Alfred Woodman, Portland;
A. +. Goodhus. Fort Fsirflsld; Oscar
Holway, A augusta; J. W. Amsck, Freeport; !;
Prof. A. W.Anthopy, Lewiston; Charles
l. Bailey, Winthrop; James p. Baxter.
Portlsnd; Ii. N. Bolster, South Paris
Percivsl Bonney. Portland; A. W. But
lsr, Rookland: William w. Brown, Port
land: A. L. Burbank, Portland; Sam
man, Brunswick; Moses Giddings. Ban
aor; President A. W. Harris. Orono; Rev.
George b. Illsley, Bangor; Rev. j. L..
Jenkins, ID D.. Portland; Reviews NAL
vern. Portland; 0alen q. Moses Bath;
Rev.J. C.Perkins, Portland; E.P. Sam
son. Saco; A. b. lay ior, Bangor; Rev.
Charles Whittier. Orono; Rev. T. p. VIII
so, Rev. A. h. Wright, Portland; Wallsce
Il. Noyss. Portland; !. N. Halliday.
Portland; Rev. b q. Wentworth, Ber-
wick; Rev. L. X. Smith. Farmirgton.
The anniversary OF the society Will be
held on April 2sth at State Street church.
The address Will be made BY Prof. Neal
OF Amherst.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
OBITUARY.
ALBION BLACKSTONE.


kr. Albion Blackstone, the well known
mason and builder, late Of the firm OF
Blackstone and Smith. died yetterdsy
morning at bis home in Woodfords of
Bright's disease, with which he had bsen
afflicted for the past two years. At the
last his death was quite sudden, though
he had not been able to attend to buEi-
ness for two years.
MIR. Blaskstone Was q native Of the
town Of Pownal and lived there during
mis- toy hood. In early life ne learned the
mason's trade In Portland, being associ-
atsd with Messrs. knight, Redlop, Green
and Jordan. Later he was In business
with these four men and all were success
full as masons and builders. For eighteen
years he has been In business with MIR.
George Smith, the firm being Blsckstoue
and Smith. 1hey have bean leading ma
sons and builders for a long tims.
Mr.. Blackstone belonged to the Deer
ing lodges of Masons and Odd Fellows,
also the Knights of the Golden Cross.
Builders Exchange, Mechanic Associa-
t!on and Board Of Trade. He was men,
Der Of State street church.
He had been marri3d twice ana his
second wife survive him. He had one son
and ons daughter.
Mr.. Blacks stone was an honest, upright
man, whose word was as good as his
bond. He was good citizen and q man
respected by all who knew him He was
always successful In business and was re-
gardsd as one of the leading builders In
this section OF the state.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06

The funeral Of Miss Phsbe L. Simon
to, which was held at her late residence.
No. 5S Danforth Atreet. yesterday after
noon, was largely attended by relatives
aud friends who came to nay their last
respects to one whom to know was only
to love. She was the daughter of James
and Lucy Simonton and the last.but one
Of familyof twelve children.
Her life was one Of patient enduring
and loSing self serinoe, always having a
comforting word for those In distress and
bringing sunshine into the hearts and
lives Of all who were favored with her
acquaintance. Shs had bean an invalid
for the past seven years yet no one ever
heard OF complaint from her lips. Ever
mindful Of the wants OF others withoutsA
thought of self was characteristic Of her
whole life.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. DIR. Blanchard, who, in his remarks,
touched feslingly on the life and worth
of the deceased.
Intermsns was At Evsrgreen cemetery.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Harlan M. Raymond Of Westhrook to
King S. Raymond of Westbrook. for 81,
land on the sousherly side of Warren
street. Mestbrook.
Charles l.. Lewis to Benjamin Thomp-
son, both of Portland. for 81 los Of land
and ita fats near Munjoy Neck.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
What Shall We Have for Dessert T

This question arises in the family every
day. Let us answer 1t today. Try Jel,-O,
9 delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boilingi no
baking simply add boiling water and
sel to cool Flavors:- Lemon. Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get pack
age at your grocers today. 10 cts.
The Portland daily press., 1900-04-06
4 NEW MAGAZINE.

The Portland Home journal Is new
monthly aspirAnt to public favor. 1t Ia .
monthly, published BY Wsrdwell &
Clark, Handsomely printed and well
oiothed. Its oolOred covered 30 be varied
from month 30 month is of pink for
April. and has handsome cut Of the
Riverton casino. Fer rsadiuk matter thsss
e historical article on the Portland
Advertiser and other articles Of special
interest 20 Portland people.