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New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

toerh-sL No 307 West, 19Iioo.l1; Hamilton -.
Vvezc- Annie L5ec-ta-6t s-vO
i.1tt-.- Nos i ard l. Vest. 54xIe0-l. Henry -,
4cke- Io Trrueh- W.
N7St-.. Isl sIg5 III .. ~ d ~ 10000
i4o:s-s:, .5s-s No 6 a. g. LS2T iIr - 100
Plot beg5ns B---x Park and land q Nsln
= l3e TX 17bS 20
bgrk Q. B-o1x River : 257 and ls7-1x
E3e-IF - a . Bro-x Consumers
Ice Company ------
5Ss Ne a7s sBrrfa- - -aSras BAY -. -45oo
S.oK.m -eteree 70 rfrgtna z Yer Planck % 900
fth-ave. v15e1e5. corner I=2d-s- "a 6x15,
FranElyn Paddock -eferee. A-be-I : SaUte-
oJo
t14Sh-sr No 55 West. 2oI1o0-I1: Isaac Dunn 10
Arthur " Mead .---.--- 100
Charles s GUggenheirre-c ssteEes- 70 JosePhine
ssth-xt $ 100 Z q 2d-eve 25x10os: Thomas
Addison another WtIiEr Boss ........... 100
I03d-st No rs East, Is -6I-o0--15 IDA Moore
Max Max -----.-.-. 100
CaEnsu Gerard 3 Townsend. .--.--.-..-
Tlst-st. End-ave. 31x1O05:
william Z Emily n Frame GIFT
Cirsrd-st. No So 25x-03- Leopold Kaufman
% Benjamin : Wei am another ----...--..
122E-s-. 8. ID 2 = .tl-ave. 1-6Ilo01s
Bertha Schwe-.1e- Bruno Eo-ae-ou-g !
.T7-h-sr. :. 40 = = West E-d-ave
II-sy - SIX = 81 I2TI
So street = ElaaeIA Z Hicks 70 Car
Exchange
Riverside Drive. e. So = : q sG-h-sI- 2oa1
q 6x2oEa79 George ? sc1ecsiin May Nc
--- --
Sstt-st. 7 : 5Go = y q 5th-ave 25xiOo5; Francis
schel . Emma Wasserula-- 20 ooo
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
Real gstate.
[ title Insurance
the Only Protection.
From V. Y. Times. Nov. -. 1900

From Y. Y. Times. Nov. IL. 1900.
UNSAFE RECORDS OF TI-LE-The IN
certainty Of records Of title is shown by the
decision n the case of Marder against
DOrthy $50 y Y 3s) One who by the
records Of Tile clearly appeared to be The
owner Of LAID obtained q Ioan. and gave a
mortgage OF the properly. when the record
ec instrument which purPorted 70 De Z coz
NeEance 10 hin, and which bore The ger
uIne signature ot the nouina. grgnror ans
also o. notary public. was Il fact voi8
because Obtained Ly some trick or s-s-4
and without any intent 70 execute i a.
aeeo- lie Court held that. notwithstanding
the apparent title q he uortgsgor. show
by the records. OF me faith Of which -ba
money was loaned. yer as the apparent tf+Is
was vas 1ol Fea- ne record thereof was no
protection auc The rortgase based rba-..-
was void" 00H
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-sve and 44th-
stRev. A. B. SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach Sunday.
1880 a Evangestic services, 7:30 p n. Weeknight
services. ,. m
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

West +sth-st. between 9Th and 7th aves-Chrst.an an
Science Sundays IO:4o a m and ) 2.
Wednesday evenings o'clock Reading rooms open
daily from =. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
REAL ESTATE.

Moore & Graham have sold to client for L
Napoleon Levy the four story and basement
dwelling house No. 1o47 F7fth-ave. twenty-five
feet south OF Eighty-sixth-st, a lot 22x10o The
purchaser contenplates improvements ii IS said
The terms private.
William A White Sons have sold for the
Colby estate No. I2s Bleecker-st. adjoining the
corner Of Wooster-st-. six story business build
ing, 25x1oo. to Henry Lewis Morris who owns the
adjoining property
Schrae RichtherE have sold 10 Theodore c
Camp. for Julius Metzler the four story business
building. plot 17X531 XII 5x59 No 500 SIKH
between Thirtieth and Thirtyfrst SITS. on pFl-
Rosenzweig & KlnEeustein have purchased from
Ransom Caygiil. representing the Salvation Army
the vacant lot. % I0xI022 No. 225 East Eighty
Second-sT
L J Phillips & CO. sold for Charles Lenore
No 259 West S@ventierhst. four s'orv American
basement dwelling house on lot 16-sxlo05.
Adnlph BerdheiTn has sold the southwest corIiet
o. NacdouraI md Third sts. old building, on i0t
25r100. p Well & Maver. -,
". Cohn has sold No. - East Fourth-st.. a four
story brick fathouse- on lot 25xloo 10 l. Slese'-
sha--o-; & Thorn have sold FOR Allison the Pot o5
feet rorth % One-hundred-and-E d-Eigh1y-seventh-sl-
10oxI0o
No lbs East Broadway. FIVE story brick nat nat
house. 25xe2 is renorTed 10 have been puTchaseo
by firm of operators ,,s,
The transfer II the southwest corner OF Mauas
son-ave and Nf7ety-fourth-st, 100 sES7s. 10 GeI4'o
3. Townsend was recorded yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
MACHINERY
------------~-
,--ryN BDyrEG 800
LOST.

r,nsT -BanKaook No. 655 Iol Bank tor
SAVING 80 4th-ave.. New-Ysrk pay
-,ar- stopped Please return book 20 bank.
1nST. Baukbook No. -. .IS6 issued ~ me
Metropolitan Savings BaaA of N-v-Tark
.,-rur-ly the Mariners Savings Iast!J4-
tom. paymeni :or the same has been
sror,ped The finder VIII please return The
same 80 the bank, Nos. ! and 3 Third-aye
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 18th
st, between 9Th and 9TH aves.. Rev. Dr JAMES D
STEELE. Pastor.-servces II a. and 2. m
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West End-ave..
91st-st Rev. DR.. J. ". CHAPMAN. Pastor-SeTvices II
a m, p. m. Rev. Dr.. E. F HALLENBECK. OF Al
bany, will preach
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corne
22d-st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN, D. D.
Pastor. breaches at II a m. and ?. m
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female
CONPANION.-Tou-g lady VIII give ralf
5er time as co-r7a1iou - lady or chlio
fer home N p. - Vest cth-sr-
CONPANIOE-A LADY refined and intel3i-
gent, not elderly. obliged 20 board ans 70
eco.orc-Ze. TiIl aor as a c1rnpa..-"u aTl9 49,
~ist wf'r sewing in exchange t1T peas
ant warm room and board. will not do any
housew0rS- g. BOX >. Tribune once
erness French German, music goa r-I-
er=nces. Address 4. 3 Q. 23l West -4ta-S'-
PROOFREApEP GaGyl wishes position a.
once salary moderate Address re : =
~ ' 4S' i-'-''-7,-
--iHoGRAFHER- &c--Bv ren1e5 business
woman. able ana reliable. gooc stshos-
rarEer. thorough English education aHu ~
~a~tence 4 several years IN once Toul-nc' Tl,e,'
references Address MODERATE. Box -
Tribune Once.
sTENOGRAPHER TYPEWRITER; etso
assist at bookkeeping - ~ >~'~i IA = -
40 shave, Room l.2J+-
srEHoGRAPHER and TTPEwRITEi..FF:.--
Taxes Gictatio1 - words Pc T!i144--
--a-=s-fr,es same accurately. ---h sHl9'.
e,-es,.s-s Mss 3 X g53 Mad soI-s'.-
VISITING GOVERN -Experle-.ce- Has
ya-3 -~Ies- --1u-E ladies and children a1-
varerd Eue..sh. thorough French, stll-e-
at-raE- -@=-i u1riais S-1ga leading taEr,i---s
INSTRUCTION 5n9 West Il2th-st-
VISITING GOvERNESS.-Nar- German
lady. college graduate tt1----er' ts-c1-HE
also French. music and EnEts- erar-.--~
excellent refsra1ces- B. 20 " 5itr-s--
WANTED Immediately. by refined .--s--
liEsnc vol.-g woman Who "a p -r--r-'7 7-t
s.erogra0cer and -rQ-w-!-s-. vl-l s-v~-a.
yea-s' practical experience sore position .
.rr4sr- where accuracy and sI'- -t- -a-i-1
vii - appreciated as vi! as -7---l s---1IS
serve. salary must GC- ae lower Than Sle
pc week in prCer 20 1--we r~spe~-a ui~ and
honestly. U1 agencies. address I RECENT.
Box . Tribune 0tt.-~
YOUNG Scotch woman would care t1r
-a01ei-- apartments or any 1I-ies -rs-
could - done part e eaC~ iav- personal
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

ave, Rev P NJ WATERS D. D. Pastor.-1l Pastor
breaches: special musical service 'Redemp
ton will be rendered by the chor assisted by eminent
city.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

GRACE CHURCH, Broadway corner 1oth-st-
services s a. n. a. and p m
Al strings free.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
OFFICE AND APARTMENT HOUSE LEASED

John " Golding has leased the large BANKING
Office in the American Surety Company's Building,
e. Broadway and Pine-st. for the North American
Trust Company. for q term OF years. 70 WOLF Bros
& Co. bankers and brokers, Of Philadelphia. The
lessees members Of ne Philadelphia and New
York Stock exchanges
Francis 5 Kinney has leased his new Hreproof
apartment house on the northwest corner OF Maol-
son-ave and Fgttv-sxrh-sr. for term OF wears. 10
r N Stafford. The building Will be operated as
high class hotel, and will be named The Hotel
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

WANTED A competent h1useworker FOR
two IN auarrment. must be good cook
and laundress very neat. with unqlsstlJn-
: 5Ie -eferences. Apply n once % ADAMS
p4a West IO4th-sr
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

HENRY FRANK. CARNEGIE LYCEUM. 7th-ave.
51th-st-Morntng only al IL New Thought and Me1ta
Science Sunday Rendezvous. Subject Secret Self
Conquest"
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
6 West 46th Street


Services at II a. N. m. Preaching by the
Rev w H. P FAUNCE D. D. Special music in ths
evening Prayer meetings Monday and Friday evenings
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
WATCHES ON INsrALMENTs.

WATCHES ON INSTALMENTS
WEEKLY PAYMENTS. - Fire dlarnonds
eatrnsA WATCH SUPPLY 90. 3
Maiden Lane Room -. Ali goods guarau-
teed
ADVERTISEMENT ana subscriptions for
THE tribune received al their Uptown
once Ne l.2+2 broadway. "a door north
~ gIst-st until o clock 2 m; adver-
1isernents received at the following branch
ornces at regular ottlce rates until o'clock
o m viz. 2o4 shave. y. c. cor. 23d-st-:
- &h-ASs~ 60 12S<-@aI AAAxS
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
I4ELP WANTED.

Male.
ATLANTIC SHIPPING OFFICE. 900 I'd
81 want experienced anS inexperlerced
ca-tIernen 70 Europe. ready 20 travel
ATTENTION. MEN WANTED.-Cheap trip
70 any European port. London. Liverpool.
Hamburg Bremen. also free passaEs ant
srasdv positions procured SHIPPING
OFFICES C'icton-st. ard 73 West-st-
THE RPESPOEDENCT INSTITUTE OF
AMERICA. Scranton. Penn. VIII teach
young men illustrating free tuition 7ar-
able 50 days at-er position is secured Write
fo- particulars.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Corner 55th-st
Rev. GEORGE T PCRvIs D. D.. Pastor
Services Nov. % II n. and p. m Afternoon
topic. "AbsRlou-A Wasted Life and Fathers Sorrow.
Young specially invited Service Thanksgiving
Day Il a. n.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
HELP WANTED.

Female
sOr-SErORK Young Or middle aged
T-ou, the country. small American fam
ry- in the suburbs: neat and clean person
win find good home. Address NEAT, Box
- Tribune Cffoe.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
Sir. BART 4gL5MEW' 5
EMPLoTMENT BUREAU
OF East i-d-st., rrS- class 1o-C~srics ar
supplied.
rE-T EKTA%TS-BEST SYSTEM n
WINS 6TF-AEE AND lIEE---
REFERENCES INV ESTIGATED TELE-
pEtONE IS-ISTE-ST.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
FOR SALE.

win ch mes. elderly party closing o.t
effects, very reasonable .. care l54 G.h-
ave
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
KINDLING WOOD

Ping ~ 27e Madison Square for
z J MCLTSkY'S MURRAY HILL
KINIDLING WOOD FACTORY
3sth-s-- and lst-sve- Largest dealers
Lowest o. cos
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

ner 53d-st.-HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON. D. D. Pas
tor. preaches az II a. m Judgments at ?. m
Naanan the Leper.''
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
= ASBTRY HATS

ASBTRY HATS.
'DANBCRY'' De-eies. So: ''Danbury'' Al
pines s. 80; IN So DANBURY HAT
Go. - Desbrosses-st-. n. 7.
DESKS 4 OFFICE FURNETCRE
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
CARPET CLEANING.

Careful CARPET CLEANING CO.-Ca--
pets cleaned 5y steam, ~ hand or on the
foor. .S3e Broadway. 421 EEst 4Sth-s:.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. I22-SSth
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGEN Y.
Licensed ana Bonded. 500 Broadway
Rooms 1l1-Tls. teleprcre !. 63I Franklin =
A. civil and criminal cases attended 70 bv
expert detectives. male and female
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor. 31st-sr
Rev. HENRY M SANDERS D. D. Pastor. will preac
morning service. II: evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

YOUNG Scotch woman wol-C care t1r
5a~-el-r apartments or any duties -Ha-
could - done Par- e eaC~ iav. personal
reference. Address N T.. --tc-ca once
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

C0AEHNAN.-SCla groom 30 medium
size, E1E.ls1csr. fusr 1Isercase[- good
references general us=-lI family Sa--l---
furnaces. exc WIFE d-s- class ccrs a-z
manage private family c--y ~ co---ry
COACHM Az. 9S6 shave
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24


Az ELEGANTLY furnished front square
room. SUNNY exposure. private tables. ref
.-~e-e+s exchange. -. West JGtG-st
FOR RENT.-2o Vest 3'-h-s--. ,wl .u--
-,tsr-l auarcrl=1ts On same floor ~-0-
--f,-5-4-ilg either married people without
rr,c-eu y sacoei1rs breakfast ser &C
competent valet. oao De seen any time at-~-
10. asa -or lan.tor-
LARGE front room, suitable s1r Two. ~ ~ry-
thing new. breakfast optional 80 W=s;
55-c-sc-
=, WEST S1C-ST For gentlemen. e.=gan--
II FURNISHED room. oa--. -w--r hand
some resi-au1s. near ParS. Sls--st. =-r-
..4r-.- French cuisine
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

-->7 - RS English --e----s---
--p- -r;t g. -@== -----r es1--- n
---l-----v ---=c v-- ----=
mar, wears --E --------- =
--a-- 90 -fl---S- Pei.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

panion 20 invalid
healthy man OF
experls snced and
NURSE S6s sd-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

DAYS WORK -Sez- clza- ,.r--=s -
T0--- Ike F0-S cv car was--z --1--z
- cleaning god yorker Agrees -NNk
LANES. care >----=- so ECas- -s---s-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corne
5Tth-st.-The Pastor, Rev ABBOTT z. KITTREDGF
will preach Il g. n and p Services Thanksgiving
Day i a.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHMAN--Nar--sd Twelve years ~
surpassed reference. bo-1 K---e1 ana
personal Address : : r care II J 3.
brewster & Co. 8-oa-way and 49-h-s--
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

-2I WORK 5--E woman = 81 80
--- w--S 1- 0--e- z-1< q. ao-s-- Il >
2-Tz-e family s. 50 5av. --SE 3
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAl
CHURCH. 6Oth-st. Rev. ANDREW LOSGACRE
D. D. Pastor; Rev LINDSAY B. LONGACRE, Assistant
Preaching by the Pastor Il a. and ?.
preaching by the Assistant Pastor at ?. Sunda
school $50 a. social devotional servic
Wednesday. Sis D. N.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

UANTED.-Capital - incorporate and es-
cabIisb A high class scientific HyKeaIc
E!-crru TheTna- ESta-iisrnert OF new
system, have valuable apparatus. Address
4 z 7 E. co. I2t2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

CC4C \.-tisc-l=-nal having rs horses
= -L- country wishes 70 secure situation
To- his r1ac5TGaa. whom Ss can EiE-i-
recommend single country preferred
ICTLE. r2a3 Naz.s-1-avA
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

- ~ -.-~r- -
.+1t-- ---s-a- -.---vcr-s
1--@1 Vt-S -1 --z-- -zs ~ --l-- 2
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

BT-LEP and COCN.-Rv arsr class Fre.-t
coI7iA- thoroughly competent Il private
family Paris and city references. = =
D. Vest 30-a-Sc
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

NURSE Mar e vari=d ex3e-tza.a -
f1L thouzrrfuA honest. r-zady. sor@- =
at.s-ds1- 20 p0-a-e patent. -e-sa-7z- = =
4r-uces u IS 4-a-ay=
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHNiAN. BY E-g!istraa- mare 10
family c-cy y c1-.-ry. u-st -e1e-~ nos
written and personal. from .as- s--.-g=-s
THOMPSON. % East SSE-s-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHMAN.-S!ngl IS. ai=--v recon
r1euded as first class city ---ve-. Ell-
groom and rider. excel.er-- ca-erak=-. PEI
Secrly sober. honest. willing. trustworthy
man elC1t years with as eop--v=-. w-e
Will gladly testify. -i-y . couC--1- -
East S25-s-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

CCACH&AN a1t general ,ls=fu- max. -v
Hrs- lass man. ca1 take 81, charge y
gentleman stable CITY ~ -1li----- -s-
afraid o.: work Address BOD-EL- B-x 30
T-lbure once
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

TEAI4EEF - -1--------- ----.-
as r-z---7----z-t z-+ ssa-s---ss ---E
r--E reference present 5-op.CT=r ~ =
seen address N G. Box 81 L-3z2 E-za-.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACEMAN - USEFUL NAN. - Ma--.~6
-ity - ,1u1-r-- -1lr-,-E-.v .-1=r=t1-- -=
rs business and care furnaces slol -@Ie--
=ares- WILSON - West ,-s5-st
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHMAN--Na--.== Is years pe-s--al
reference understands care a1e horses
carriages dC1 harness --U-r-y preferred
Address - call T. 3 80 Est 47th-s.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

Il y NL'EtES~-S -T-r1 - -. -
dresses ~4- -.-a- .-- curtains ana --.--
1.S V1s- .ut -~--- zav -- w-ez - Ezs-
-l------ E2r-.= -rr
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHMAS.-CIeHrleu giving y horses
wishes position <o- MS coac1-laC- whom
re can highly recommend 5 Sr--c-y -=---
perare. Address Rev. D-. THOMPSON
-01bs Ferry y =
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

HAM5ERMA-D--Touag girl a. cham
7A--a-- S-s- --ass -t-- -s-ere1css -qs
W@sr l93d-s--. care Aattga1
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

CHAN8ERNfAID a-5 wAITPESS ?, -
va-= family -wc v-s-s -=se-=-ce -
Ezs- 5E---s--. -a-a 7.-5y
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACINAN.-Ilsr 5.<e1-a1et On account
az .aSy giving - horses -es- CIV -=.e--
sac-s JOHN QUINN is Els- -S---S-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

ETTLE2--Bv first class French o-r-=r.
Eo1d valsr, W-ers pz-lc-naid CT second
man is kept Address 4 y. 162 West
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

MADISON SQUARE PRBsRyTERIAN CHURCH
Ma6ison-a corner Of 24-h-stSabbsth services
= n. and ,. II. The Pastor Rev. c H. PARKHURST
D. D. will preach. THANKSGIVING Day service, II
Rev. LYSAECER DICKERMAN, =. D. will preach
Bible school il chapel, 10 a classes for adults
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

COACHMAN--Mar-.A 81 no family ur5e--
stands his business ten 90 1s-=e- -ea-S
oest CRY reference, last srC- l7y-- can -
seen address J. 0 c.. ~ West 5Q---s-.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

ENGINEER s.. as ca.ef y su7ertnteniea-
u. 1tf.-e ~ business building: familiar
Win renting etc references or bond
Compel F-N-. InS Wss- ISth-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

CpACEMAN- N--C15ers-azI r1e care O.. ---
horses harness al1 carriages -a-s---
driver, : years S-S- class reference Al
dress ". 4 MICHAEL. rs -S-aEz-s-.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

DRUGGIST German. middle aged. pushing
wall experienced II al lines % he drug
E.S-s' ana painters supply trade. wants per
-ra-=-- 0osl-l = as -a .es-CaC D a-y other
7rf-- E-aat res7r lc.it-y- best % references
please address uOESTHER. 274 Alexander
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

tt>G or NCE> cry 5CvCE y ~ BY
Sp'aferert r"1--d N--ch German ----s-
.as 'o~rL t'--n-1- entire --a-Fs = va--<
- growing children r-.--s-.-r- = e ~
West S0tr-Sr
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

C4PETAKER -R=s7=--so Young coupe
we goo5 cook would Ike position -
take entire care Z ua-1=I7-.s - u 7-wH- :
nome Address LANCE. 200 East e2d-s--
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

r~ --s- No ---at -.s 1- --g K
-l--7 e, - -e-alry S3p -e s. 5-st
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

'tACH HNAN--E>1g.!sa single. uaex-~--
t03a6le written and pers-1a- -er--e- ---s
sT'71. last and former employers as 20 -a-a-
h.-ty an5 so5rlety I.qu.-e = BArfl *
S--e Vsv
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

thanksgiving DaE service i n
THE OLD JERRY MACLEY MISSION 31s v-a,a-
81 nearly under the srook!yn Bridge cordially invites s
friends TO De present celebration ot the
eighth aantyersa-y Of his soul saving "a win
oe hec n the chapel. Sunday. November 25 1890 Pc
Dr. DONALD SAGE MACKAY, % Fifth avenue l~7I-
Ieg!ae Reformed Church. will the address n rba
a5teglqos al 3 p n and The Rev. DR.. GEORGE T
PJNES, OF the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church I'll
speak IN the evening In addition conye--s ~
ne Asson VIII take par n The services Mr.
-slN cIT-LNl will preside II the afternoon sc5 NJ
JOHN S HCTLER will preside ne evening -
: = HADLEY. Superintendent
C?'TvERsITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner loth-st--I10lIc worship tomorrow az II ~
TD a2a n Th= Pastor. Rev. GEORGE ALExAY y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS. INVENTORS HA--D BOOK"
FRED. patents economically secured and
c-oa,ably sold. INVENTORS COMPANY.
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.rc-~ T'-.-E wishes position v.-h =.eC-
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New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

E%C4T%EEE - SURVEYOR Five vea-'
practical -y0--.e--a = field aCl -e*ce
vrs -r7d .. ---a7-i-.ar ana GraUg1;s-
man ENt1lN EE-.. $40 Lafsye----avz..
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-07
KILLS WIFE OF TWO MONTHS.
Rich Iowan Then Wounds Himself
Fatally In Lunrs.

Sioux City, June 7.-Between Odebolt
and Lakeview Charles d. Rienhart, of
this city, yesterday afternoon shot his
wife three times thru the, body, killing
her instantly, and immediately after
ward put two bullets thru his own
lungs. Reinhart owns the Reinhart
fats here, but lives at Odebolt.
Yesterday afternoon he had angry
words with his wife, and afterwards
started with her to see relative at
Lakeview, neighboring town, and the
tragedy occurred on the road. The
team turned back, and the wounded
man and the dead woman were soon
found. Reinhart made his will last ev-
ening, and will probably not survive
the night.
What the real cause of the tragedy
was is mystery. Reinhart's father
had serious trouble with his family,
however, and recently died insane. He
was % and his wife 35 years of age.
They had been married only two
months.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-07
HARDWARE JoBBERs MEET.
r. w. Simmons Elected President OF
State Association Mt Burlington.

Burlington, June Yesterday in
this city, the Hardware Jobbers' as
sociation of Iowa met in annual con-
vention. The sessions were held in
parlor No. / of the Delano, and with
one exception every firm in the asso-
citation were represented by one OF
more members.
Meetings of the association are held
quarterly, but as the meeting of yes
terday chanced to fall at the begin
ming of the new fiscal year, it was to
all intents and purposes the annual
meeting and, as such, the annual cleo
tion of officers was held with the fol
lowing result:
President, T. W. Simmons, of George
Haw & Co., Ottumwa.
Vice-president, Chas. e. Otto, oi
Drake Hardware Co., Burlington.
Secretary treasurer, John Treadway
of A. Treadway & Sons Hardware Co.,
Dubuque.
The meeting was addressed by W, P
Bissell, Of Chicago, of the American
Steel and Wire Co. on the general sit
uation of trade in the particular
branches covered by that concern.
Looking over the trade generally, il
was found that staple goods have de.
'clined except sheet and galvanized iron
and tin plate, which remain stationary
altho an advance had been expected
IA further weakening of the market is
anticipated.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-07
laoodlun Terrorism.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: The lat
est development in acts of violence have
been simply tiendish, including the
most cowardly and brutal attacks on
defenseless women. 1t is said by those
who speak for the strikers that they
disclaim any part in these demoniac
crimes, and certainly they cannot af-
ford to approve or excuse such pro-
ceedings. 1t is not necessary to take
sides as between the Transit company
and the strikers in order to be oppos-
ed to the prevailing disorder. The sit
uation is a public reproach by which
every good citizen is humiliated. A
few thousand lawbreakers are defying
the powers of the constituted authori-
ties and msnacing the peace and safe
ty of this community. 1t is time to
strike them with all the weight of jus
itice and decency, regardless of the
merits of the controversy which they
hre using as pretext for their deyiltry.
Let ORDER be restored Immediately. al
any cost. Let all the cars be run, as
necessity demands. Let st. Louis be
PROMPTLY delivered from hoodlum ter
rorism, and the majesty of the law as
serted in practical and decisive man
ner.