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COACHMAN. =. medium size. good ap-
pesrance. married. no family. competent.
reliable. safe city driver. fourteen years
trst class personal reference. LYNCH.
1861 3d ave
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RECToRY ZOE BLEssEp sAcRAMENT.

Tho Church ~ tho Blessed Sacrament has pur-
chased No Jas West Seventy-first-st.. three story
browustone front dwelling house from II. Miles
for 2260 on The house adjoins the church and will
he occupied a home by the rector. the Rev.
Matthew Taylor IL Is now the home Of the Cen
rury Wheelmen.
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RrIIEr socIETY sEII.s PRoPERTY

The Ncw-Nork African Society for Mutual Relief
yesterday transferred the title its building, No
AZ BaXter-st- Benedict a. Klein for a considera-
tioH al S2l 900
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

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Nuhc
BI ITLl.E.-EnElish, good city personal ref
erence; town or country. n. NJ. 37s lst-
ave.
Bl'TLER.-By thoroughly competent ex-
perieuced young man. in private family:
will make himself useful; sober. willing
and ohliging. best city references. BUT
LER. Box - .24a Broadway.
BUTI.ER. VALET.-Aged 80. lifetime ex-
perieaCe. highest personal city reference;
city country. wages 500. Address BUT
LER. 3i1 East S3d-st.
COOK-COACHMAN.- married couple.
80: wife first class cook: would do little
washing; man first class coachman; attend
70 email garden. reference. strictly temper
ate. 35i West 34st-st.
CDOk.-Thoroughly competent in all
branches, by highly recommended Colored
man. yacht. private family or club: city or
country. JAMES. 292 Central Park West
CARETAKER-To take charge Of a first
class house during summer season by
man and wife possessing every requisite
Address W. VI. a7i Bedford-ave. B'kIyn
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Religious NoIiccs.


ADAMS CHAPEL. Union Theological Seminary. 700
Psa5hsT the Rev af Professor ARTHUR - GrsHMAN
MGlFFERT D, D. An are welcome.
AL soils. cIIRcI5 Maasqnays ana oe,h-.
course studies q Jesus subject The Theology Of
WAITER y BESTI.EY on suGerins After I DeatS ~ e'
ALI. SOULS CHURCH. rNITARIAN. 4,b-sve and
TH6ST.S eI fRI, Nm ~ b a N, me Pastor Rsv
Sf5Sf aSsf Days '' ' i' '' jesus ihe public cordially
AT LENoX AVE UNITARIAN CHURcTI. cor 12lst-
st.Rev MERLE 81; . WRIGHT. Pastor. will preach
tariaaisn POINTS" Special sunday school a.i5
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN cn.l.rs
Mission lt2 West 2ls st-tsy eninE, 745. Rev. JAMES
o-CoNNoR Pastor. Rev. ALBERT KING breaches.
At soCTH IT CaGRcH, Madisonaye. and ss,h-s,. Rev
ana ,. TIE Pastor VIII preach. a.
AT THE CHURCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY
dsoourses On imosiy II n N The o p2iI r r. TN M9rpaE ing
barlsrn Palm sunday serna,n Iveninr. .b h1r q. .
- , Abolish Capital IpFshmsnt. Holy Week Services
5eo' The Cniyersal Law OF cioarious suffering
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave and 64th.stTseryees each evening week he
evening except Toesd,y when p5 HIlNRY & SANDERS
voloncelist. win song service and
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Ma5,s,, -
ave ana 64tl-stl'rea ching a IL m hv Inc P..,a-
IteI; foMARD l. JONES ard dt ?. m b. Or F,T,
WARD JIDSON. - 49, III
BLooMINGpALE REFORMED CHURCH R-o,5,r.,
corner 6Sth-st.-Ihe Pastor, Rev MM { STJ%SOE -
u VII preach II q m. ''Christ's Tears ana the reo
rles Hosznaas.' ?. m. Crown solomon = An -.
cordially welcome al are
BRICK CHURCH
Sh-ave. 51th-st
Kew NALIBlE n BABCOCk. d u Pastor
Services sunday. March 81
Rev. Q. b. STEWART T. ID
President Of Auburn Seminar
VIII lfeach Al II a. and $50 D m
sunday school 9s5 a m
Young Mems Bible Class 10 A N
"'eAs evening service Wednesday al o clock
hHoADNAT TABEnNACLE CHURCH
orner Broadway and 34th-Sf
I Al II a n :
Sal1a sl.-I-S L Jt-FFERSsON y. u will presch
p N. bloie class conducted u srtsC0Ssrs
49, n T. frayet meeting Wednesday evening al
| CALVARY CHURCH West s7,h-s, n .,,c,y
THUR breaches II srenne s,b,.,
! and Christisnify.'' SERIES 'H D1uunisni
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For rent. shelter IsInnd Hcirhr.- ,
Anriion Sales of Real gsiatr

E-oREcLosUnE sALE-Greenvieh. Conn.-ApriI 6
Il O'Clock r. n. he sold the premises lsrs
Colonial House. Il ana reception ha: fne oCs
ton. modern improvements, circular with particular,
BOSWELL. Z. box Greenwich. Conn. also % N-iliam
81. Lords Court Building. Room EOS
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CENTRAL. PRESBTTERIAN CHURCH No. go West
57th-st.. Broadway. Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH
II. d. Pastor; Rev. WALTER DOWRID AssistanL--e
q. morning PRAYER. II morning service. 2. m
evening service. Rev. JOHN STARHAWK JONES. D. D.
cf Philadelphia. viii preach a both services. Sunday
school p Christian Endsayor Monday evening. >
Devotional meeting "wednesday evening q :.
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Christ,
Mission 1s2 West 2lst Evening a. R-t LANES
oCONNoR. Pastor. Rev. ALBERT KING 7r-aches
The Last Antichrist.'
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GARDENE NEk.-Scotch. married: thoroughly
practical in greenhouse work outside
flowers. vegetables. fruit and all pertaining
70 a gentlemans country place: life expert
enre. first class differences r. s. Box A.
T'ri bunA Office.
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SURS E.-As doctor assistant. confine-
ment or any Illness. SIS ArnsterdaU-
ave.
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GARDENER thorough knowledge Of
all branches OF horticulture. German:
married. no family: Erst class references
WEBER. Mills Hotel Bleecke~-st
GARDENER English. married. small
family; thoroughly understands garden
lawns, cows and horses; six years first
class reference from present employer Ad-
dress JOHN STARTING. 23 Chnrch-st.,
TarrTtoWn- y. Y.
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CpACHNAN--SinEle; city or country. Well
recommended by two late employers who
can b. seen. and written references from
both. Cau or address COACTfM 36a 2f-
ave Room 8
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Male

GARDENER E.T.-Engifsh. aged As r,a--4ot
no family; thoroughly understands csrs
OF sentleman's place greenhouses lawns
mower. trut and vegetable gardens; thtr
teen years last situation: first class ~.
ence as 70 abilities. etc. GARDENER a.
Colvin-st, Rochester. ". Y
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ST STEPHENS CHURCH Nos I2.-I2s s9th-st.
Rev. NATHAN a SEAGLE1 Rector.-SeTvices. and IL
a N 4 D N.
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ReIlaious Notices

ST MARKS CHURCH. lOth-st. and % Rev L.
w PATTEN. Ph u. Rector.-Holy Communion. a
Morning prayer sermon. II a IT. Evening prayer
ana sermon by Or. CHARLES H. BABCOCK 5 p.
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CHURCH OF THE HFAN ENI.Y REST. 5th-ave-, above
45th-st-, Rev T. PARKER MORGAN. y. n. Rector
m. Holy Communion. IL a. morning PRAYER ser
mon h. Rector: = m. evening prayer. sermon by Rev
JOHN WILLIAMS
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GAkDtiN h1R is open for engagement with
any Iduy or gentleman requiring the SER
vices OF a thoroughly practical man 4,
horticulture and the care and manaEe Eeuenf
OF hrst class establishment: best rafe--
ehcts' seven Years in last position, scotch.
married. no family. J. p say Dea7Nst
Brooklyn -
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2t1 21 S9d ~ H'h aVesTThe Pastor Rev. ANTHONY n
Nldweek prayer meetings Wednesday. S D. m yl, l,
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AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous people
bought and sold. WALTER r. BENJA-
MIN ' t22 broadway. Send fpr price list.
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NJ RSE.-Mtidle aged woman infant
nurse. understands all bottle feeding best
city references. city or country. Call AS
East 79th-st.. Attreed' ; bell
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NURSE. Sc.-By middle aged woman; nurss
or light housework in small American
family in fat; good reference, ia West
4Ith-st.. janitor.
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ADAMS CHAPEL Union Theological Seminary TG
Sunday afternoon service a 42O 0c,ock
Preacher. the Rev. Professor ARTHUR CCSHMAN
n MGlFFERT. -. -. All welcome.
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Male

Male
ARTISTRY young man. with artist. De
sisner or iIlustratoT. ARTIST. 2.266 ID
ave.
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GAIiDENEH--By Scotsman, aged 10. a,
teen years experience in all branches ~
gardening, good grower Of roses ca~,s
Ilohs, Apply j. L., Box 275. Lenox. Mass
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ALI. SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN 4,h-ave. and
2,th - = SUNDAY school, - m The Pastor. Rev
THOMAS R. SlICER will preach at II upon ''Ths
Closing Days q the Life Of Jesus The public cordially
invited.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
BOTH ST. - WEST mforrablo room
for "a gentleman. IN private residence. av-
rsrrIa1aI fYr.trir-I- references
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CHURCH OF TIE ASCENSION. 5th-sve. and lOh-s
Rev PERCY : GRANT Rector.
Morning service. IL a
Musical service. p. m
Oner;ory: 'Stabar Mater Rossl
Evening service. ) 2.
Lecture by the Rector. Subject. The Conflict OF N
PapaCy with the Spirit 81 Nationality
Good Friday devotional service IL r. Gounod
seven Last Words will he rendered by the choir
Seats free al all services
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPET CLEANING.
j. & j. w. WILLIAMS,
steam Carpet Cleaning 353 West 54th-st.
Telephone 3GS Columbus. Relaying A sQe-
Cialty.
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam by hand or on the
roor l55S Broadway. AL East 4sth-sL
S0F' & BRANDT Tel. 132-3sth.
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AGENCIES.

WANTED--A FsnCies for various classes ~
American SpeciaIties and Machinery. etc
Apply LUXE. 26l West George-st-. Glas-
COW Si~Otlaud
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
INTER DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway.
Poems 7f7-7lS. telephone I.631 Franklin.-
All civil and criminal cases attended 10 by
expert detectives male ard female.
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Countrn properrn 10 fef.

pEAITlFEL HOUSE At LUDLOW STATION w.
ID kerSs All modern improve acres
three Tninutes walk from station season or
labe- Apply " 90 ''ai'
T. FOSTER GAINES Nc. lac Frossu,v
For rent; shelter Island Heights. NY
The cottage of the late l)r.
furnished bathroom. buffers pantry An oser,
proNefnents. Superb view -
FRANKLIN TRUST CoMPANN Executor FlRl,-r y
pENT. with privileges, acres. 10 house: newly
IA painted. papered shade: stables henneries
adjoining village; possession immediate. s2O. C. Y VAN
DOREN. Bound Brook. y. J. 40
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Couuirn fJropertn for 5alc.
ININE HOUSE AND LOT with stable: attractive,y sit
Il uated and with all modern improvements and con
veniences. Mon'clar New Jersey. Apply JAMES II
TCTTLE Tribune Building New York
INOR SALE--fienteman's residence stable near
Il sound IN PERFECT order. dry cellar open
plumbing. electric lEAt, burglar Price 00u
No encumbranoe. Address N 4. Box - 242 Broadvay
NOR SAIE.-A plot q about 20 lun1ea atey sur
Il rounding the tNDERHGLIs HOMESTEAD, at
Tuokhhoe y. Y mile staton For particulars
personally the premises
r r. TNDERHIII.
~ rooms modern improvements. fruit; puIest air and
water. l. acres grove 60 minutes city. nea-
station; $1,000. c. II. DEMERTTT. Us Broadway. or
Mrs. Ayres. al house.
deal ESTATE ~ THE ORANGES.
Ia Information obtained by communicating With
GROVER 4 MENUS. Fast Orange. y. J..
TDOSELI.E. =. J.-f'hoice rooms an i'm
N proyemeuts. fruit high site
downtown. J.. Il r S7th
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ST THONAS'S CHURCH. 5th-ave. and 5Sd-st--Holy
Communion al O'Clock Morning prayer sermon and
a II O'Clock. Evening prayer and
mon at O'Clock. Right Rev. HENRY q POTTER
7. u. LII D.. Bishop OF New-York, will preach in the
morning.
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STORAGE NOTICE.

STORAGE NOTICE.
TO NM. FRAZEE AND JULIUS ROBIN
son: NuI are hereby notified that tho
time for payment ~ this company = lien
up"u tho property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given YOU. this company viii cause
~u "a property. o. Wit: Household goods
personal Effects and all merchandise stored
hy YOU iu this warehouse. 20 he sold at Pub
hr Auction according tn the statute tn such
cases Hsto aut prov ld.d. at
- AND 4l WEST GGTT ST
ON MONDAY. ArEIL STH 1891.
r. p. SIT.p. AJCTIpNt.t,R
THE NEW NF.rEbIULTTA< y FIEfsT'RObF
STORAGE WAREHOUSE
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GOunirp prOprrin for Sale or 60 ret.

AIORRISTOWH-Rent 81 go: sale. sl7 200: furnished
vi l. country seat. all improvements stable
forest. shade IL miles Courthouse: magnificent
views: adjacent beautiful places. CONDICT Owner, /
Montgomery Jersey City.
MODERN HOUSES. al psrts Of Staten Island TO let
vi CORNELIUS kOIsFF, Broadway.
SOCTH ORANGE.-Model Cottages for sale or rent
- rooms. al improvements. exposed plumbing Plans
and particulars with W. s. EDGAR as CEDAR ST Y Y
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COOK and LACNDETSS BY Respectable
eolored sirl. best reference. YATES. -
Wss, 135-b-s,
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I I.F.WIS PARKS : r d Recto--HoIy Communion
$40: morning PRAYER. sermon and Holy Communion II
in the morning. Rev. j o. s HUNTINGDON viii Presel
vice Good Ffida5 --'''
CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAN GHERCH i No 22o eve, IVES
D. Pstor RsaG RST WkfTER t LoWRh
seBaF m Ss ses 'sJ Rs John srARHAwK iIz ZONES JONES B. D D
~ PnadslIhia MI pTeach a. both seTfSes % S1da
D5Soohsi % heing @ III Wedhs1di5 5.is iH eTeni6s at
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES, FIFTH CHURCF
or THIRST. SCIENTIST. sunday. II 8, m and p m
"Wednesday evening, :. Reading room e24 Madison-ave
CHURCH OF TIE AscENsIoN, 5thzsv.. and ioth-st
Rev. PERCY :. GRANT. Rector
Mgsicsi service; service p, m
Evening service P. m.
Papacy With he spirit of Na,i9naiity.'
Good Friday dey9tional ssTySs II 20 : r M NJ ,Sunoa
seats free at all services
GJRcH OF THE EPIPHANY LeTinstoTzave ii s iala a@a
fnI1ic ~ iSn m,isyeT yr N and se7mon Ii
ocI9ck Evening prayer and sermon O'Clock strangers
45th-st, Rev y. PARKER MORGAN, y D Rector
JOHN WILLIAMS.
CHURCH OF THB INcARNATIoN.
Rev NM '''5;5GS A. iR"svf:%oR ;'5 D B. Rector.
a. rn.-T'he Holy Conrqnon
= ?. m-Ercning prayer ana sermon.
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH O-ntarisn,. s4th-st.. cor
AGE n D. viii preach trefh and las, series
The Passing the Permanent RELIGION. Subject
Heaven Sunday school 10 o'clock in chapel entrance
Park-ave.
CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. lsoth-st 1.sa near ~, 81
vices at II a ana N, Cordial welcome
CHURCH or THE TRANSFORMATIONS, Fast 2a,h
,tConmunions. :. : q choral celebration; io@e DR.
Very Rev Dr. ROBBINS Dean Of Albany Cathedral
viii conduct Passion Service on Good Friday.
coLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM. Rev.
J ELMENpORF. j. d. Senior Pastor Ctt X H.
STON. II a M Communion service reception ~
new members; y m. preaching by the Pastor Subject
second CHrKCH. Ienox-as-. and 122d -st-Pastor
Rey EDGAR TILToN. i'll a m. Conn1union serviss
Pastor. Special services on Good FRIDAY nlsht at
O'Clock. The choir will render staners "Crucihxion.
FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
REV. DONALD SAGE MAGK%Y. ?. u, MINISTER.
WI preach II a m ond = ; ? m
Hyani1s Manins taSinT tig6gi Ps1rG5SsI i2s GTGsI
M;iWeek meeting WEDNESDAYS. s:i3 P N.
MARBLE coI.LEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
REV. DAVID JAs RJRi:i:lI. ri r y. MINISTER.
o-rE W .,F@ PTea,a J. rss s. n Man 9nd If Bef@lar.
Evening subject ''AH Apology for Tnbel"f-"
MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
REV JoHN c. FFAGG. MINISTER
Morning worship II O'Clock EyennE worship. o'clock
Mr- FA'iG viii preach az both services
WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH
REV HENRY EvERTSoN "oBE. MINISTER
Mr. CoBB VIII preach at both services
EvANGEILCAL LUTHERAN CIIURCH OF THE AD-
VENT 22o7 I'roaa~ay. above S3d-st. Rev. g +.
school, $50 a. m
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LOST.

lost Eaukbopk 10. 7i~ o37 ~ The Bowory
Savings Bark r missing The finder is
requested 20 return @ o. the bank n not
restored before The @-th day Il April. 1gpl
applieIti.l VIII ts made 20 Tie bank f'r
new book
lost or STOLEN -Ernkho.k ". 4O2 aoI
- the German Savings Bank i0 the City
- New-NG-s r.-uer itr-HVe. AM 18th. ST..
issued 80 Herman k ''5uter. All persons
are cautioned against negotiating the - ne.
n no. returned 90 th" bank ON the Goth day
~ April 1901. a duplicate will be issurd
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICFS.-,S'O secondhand
wood ana ir~n working machines. fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
srau-ed GEO EDDY. 3gS Nadi son-st
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THE "OLD FIRST CHURCH.
AVE. 11TH To 1&TH ST.
HOWARD DUFFTEID. D. n.
The Parting OF the Ways
.. m. The Seven Words
Welcome
STRANGERS are cordially invited to attend services
Seventh Avenue Presbyterian Church
81 mornings II. evenings All seats free Come to-
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WsNTED TO PURCHASE.

NANTED.-New York Tribune September
] % ~ 1901. Inclusive. good condition.
PHILIP RpEDEI. 2p7 North 4th ST. ST
Louis. 40.
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Religious Norirrs.

CALVARY CHURCH 4th-ave and 2lst-st.. Rev J.
LEWIS PARKS :. T D.. Rector--Hoy Communion
$40 morning prayer sermon and Holy Communion ~
tiaus Service m The Rector viii preach
morning. Rev J. o 5. HUNTINGTON will preach
monday services Holy Week and three hours ser
FRIDAY
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BILLIARD AND POoL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms
EARE BROS. - Union Square
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AT I.ENON AVE. UNITARIAN CHURCH cor 1e1s-
st.--Rev MERLE ST e. WRIGHT. Pastor. will preac
subject. The Future the Past of I-Ui
taraaism Points Special music sunday school ga
q.
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DREsSuHnIyG.
CORRECT STYLES: perfect H.: faultlsss
skl~t 4roop. superior work and finish.
switch storm suits. work shown. resplusl- D.
bls reasonable COOKE 235 West 44th-st.,
near Brs sdwav.
RESSEiAKING-O by day. 81. Mellow
ellis system ~ cutting, best city refcs-
s0C- given. Miss pWYER. 2iI West
T. rs
NFSbANES AIDRAN. G6 West S3d-st-.
from Fars robes and c1fsets. latest de
signs. made 70 order an moderate prices,
children garments speciality.
VIENNA arI French high class dressmaker.
perfect cutter srl litter. deS EUer ~ lat
80 models. desires few more customers.
N--- WI n-EEER- Y MeeL ll.lr- Il
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married. smal, family. thor
oughly competent In caring for horses.
harness. carriages. best reference. s Years
with present employer. country preferred.
: O'DbNN ELL care Mr. ". \. Chilis.
Eng leWIOl. y J.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES, FIFTH CIIURCF
or CHRIST SCIENTIST. Sunday. II a and p m
Wednesday evening, : Reading room, 624 Madson-a ave
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
WILLIAMSTOWN.

A large number of our people went down
to Atlantic City ON the Eagles excursion,
ON the first inst. All report good time,
as it was an ideal day. Everyone seemed
refreshed after the torrid weather.
There seems to be trouble brewing among
the members of the band. 1t is reported
that we will have two bands in the near
future. Undoubtedly one good one will be
better than two poor ones.
James K Parks, of Woodbury., spent a
pleasant day with some of his old friends
last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Mcclure have returned
after six weeks soiourn at Atlantic City.
From their healthy appearance they had a
daisy time.
John Mcclure is about again, but limps
somewhat
Cap. Pease was ''set out'' or evicted last
Saturday by his landlords, Joseph Bros.
There will be an excursion from Mullica
Hill, Glassboro and Williamstown on the
18th, to New York and up the Hudson
River. Round trip tickets So. This ought
to be very interesting trip.
Mrs. Buck, wife of our Assemblyman,
has returned from Buffalo. The Hon. has
gone for week
G. Hendrickson still has the best garden
in town. Having sold off his early crop
he now has a late crop, which is nearing
perfection.
DIR. Oliphant and daughter, of Bridge
port, spent Monday evening with DR..
Halsey. Miss o. is an applicant for the
position now vacant in the primary school
There are several applicants for the position,
as it is desirable one. The Board meets
Saturday evening, 10th inst. Miss Oil
plants chances are good
1t is reported that shoe factory will be
built here soon. We hope it will prove
more than report.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the establishment of the lines oil
Cedar street, from Broad street Eastwardly to
the City Line OF the City OF Woodbury., and the
establishment of the grade lines from Broad
street to the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the Mayor and
Council OF the City of Woodbury., that the width
OF said street shall be thirty-three 1881 feet six
teen and one-half feet on either side Of the cen
tire line, twenty-one (2I) feet of which shall be
roadway, and six (6) feet on either side shall be
sidewalks, the centre line of which is described
as follows:
Beginning at a point in the centre line Of
North Broad street, thirty-four and seven-tenths
the centre line of Red Bank avenue and ex-
tending thence true meridian course OF
North eighty degrees and fifty-fonr minutes
East, two thousand eight hundred and forty-two
and one-half t2s421a) feet to q stone set in the
line OF the City of Woodbury. and Township Of
Deptford.
Section 2. Be it enacted that the curb or grade
lines OF said street from Broad street to the
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad are hereby
established at the height OF nine (9) inches
above the gutter, and above city datum, as
On the Northeast corner of Broad street TWEEN
ty-one and eighty-ive hundredths (2i.S5j feet
Southeast corner of Broad street twenty-one
and forty-three hundredths f2l.43) feet at the
Northwest and Northeast corners OF Green
street and at the intersection OF Green on the
Southerly side of the street, twenty-three and
sixty-fve hundredths (23.65) feet two hundred
and twenty-five (2251 feet East of Green street
twenty-five and thirty-fve hundredths co. 35
feet, three hundred and seyenty-fve t375) feel
East OF Green street or at the Westerly side Of
West Jersey and Seashore Railroad twenty and
fifteen hundreths 60 i5) feet
Section 8. Be 1t enacted that all ordinances Oh
parts of ordinances conflicting with this ordi
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at an adjourned meeting OF Council
THEo. F. BURKETT,
Attest: President of Council.
D. T. MATTERS, City Clerk.
Approved July 18th, 1901
Aug. 8, oil. SAMUEL Fl. LADD, Mayor
Prs fees, sl.05
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
PAULSBORO.

There was strike at the Phosphate
Works at mouth of Mantua creek this
morning, but it did not amount to much.
A good many of the men who promised to
hold out for $3.50 per day, when the time
came, wEuld not go out, and the consequences
was those who did go out were discharged.
A great deal of dissatisfaction was caused
by the committee to procure lot for the
bank, selecting one on the Paul property at
one end of the town. The bank should be
more central, so they have given the lot up.
Charles F. Myers, of Delaware street,
lost his only child on Monday morning,
aged about ten years. He had spinal dis
ease, and has been great sufferer for the
last eight years.
The fine rain we had did the farmers and
Others good.
Meetings are being held every night on
the street corner by an Evangelist and
wife. They draw quite crowd.
Pastor Humphreys has returned from his
trip South.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1901-08-08
BARNSBORO.

Pitman Grove camp meeting. years ago,
were an attraction to our villagers, but Of
late years the charm seems to have been
broken.
Frank Brown, on the Gaunt farm, has
the prize potato field, estimated to yield
446 baskets per acre.
Township Committeeman Robert Kincaid
had slight stroke of paralysis Thursday
last and has not improved up to this writ
ing.
The heavy rain last Tuesday did lot Of
good to growing crops, especially corn.
Our farmers have all gone to the Grange
picnic at Alcyon Park.
The puffs and gushes that have appeared
in the different newspapers about this So
called rural free mail delivery being sucf
great benefit to the public have had their
origin in the brains Of those who receive
the money benefits therefrom Now, tt
settle the question, let's hold a mass meet
ing and take vote for and against this
r. F. d, and see who are benefited. Not
the farmer, for out of $50 farmers only
thirty are recipients. The villagers who
live near the post Office and have both the
r. F. D. and the P. o. get the benefits.
We hear that the Bowers property has
been sold for 81 800.