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New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
SUPREME COURT NEM YORK COTNTY.-

Alice E. ShoenberPer. Plaintiff against George 3.
Eickok and Ella l. Hckok. wife 4 George b.
Aickok; George T. Foster and Florence Foster wife
or oefenoant George F. Foster Deferdants-In pursu-
snce Of judgment Of foreclosure duly made and
entered in the above entitled action. bearing
'ro day OF April 1901 fled in the oce the Clerk
The County OF New York the 26th Gay April 1901
eel al public auction Estate sales
room No. III Broadway. in the Borough Manhattan.
City of New York the 22d day Of May 1901
O'Clock noon OF that day. by William Ryan Auctoneer
tne premises directed by said 1udTment sold and
therein described follows: cerain lot piece
parcel or land with improvements
tnereon erected. situate lying and Twenty
second tZzo Ward ~ the city of &ew York and which
taken together are bounded described follows viz
Beglnnng al q point on the Aortherly side
eteghth 4sth) Street distant ninety-eight ssl feet
The Northery side OF Seventy eighth Street with the
taStefly side of Amsterdam formerly Tenth Avenue
sfo running thence Northerly and on a drawn mar
slel Win The EasteTly side Of Avenue one
hundred fi02l anF two inches ,be
centre line OF the block between
ehty ninth Streets, thence Fasterly and along said
centre line of the block eighteen thence South
cry ano again on line drawn parallel the Fast
ly soe OF Amsterdam Avenue part the distance
throeh party wall hundred and n02) feet and
tWo inches TO the kortherly of
Street aforesaid thence Westerly Aong the Not5er
tlae of eighth Street eighteen GsD feet 10 The
polnt or place Of beginning S
Dated; New York. April 2etl 1901
49, - MITCHELL A. c. LEVY Referee
DAILY. tOYT g. MASON Attorneys for Piainti0 ~
nee q p O. Address No. II William Street New
The following is diagram of the property to be sold:
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West 18th Street

west 18th Street.
The Approximate the lien or chsrxa ., 90,
sy which the above described property Is 10 m ls "a
thousano nine hundred forty-seyen
TolOo dollars sil2 2o with interest from the 18th
cay April lsols together with sna
amounting % three hundned eeveny-seven and ssloo
gother with the expenses OF sale - @''A' u
The approximate amount OF u xes disbursements
other liens which ths
OF the purchase moEey, paid by tho referee A. ~
sum OF nfteen collars Sl5) and interest. - $50
MITCHELL A. g LEVY. Rereree
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. C.,
Washington D. c. May T. isOl.-seaIes nronoss,.
win be received this Office until o'clock M J,,ne
lst 1901. for furnishing GRANITE CURBfNCi To the
District Of Columbia Specifications blank Of pro
posal and all Information may obtained q,
this Office. II. b. +. MCFARLAND, JOHN W ROSS
LANSING II. BEACH. rnissioners d. C.
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Second St.

Second
lhe approximate 4 the taxes
NAte rates or other liens which
purchaser out OF the purchase money paid
cree Is as follows: Upon the parcel
ano accrued interest Upon second parcel the
sum OF sS40 and accrued Upon third
parcel the sum of $50. with accrued interest thereon
Dated New York. April 3Oth 1901
L. II WARD Referee
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PIANOS,

BAEGAINS.-UpriGhts fine makes. perfect
order 500 upward; new pianos. sI25. up
ward. Send for description and terms.
WHITNEY S co. 123 West l25th-st
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0frnr5lpns.
R0CKAWAY BEACH.

Commencing Sunday. May l9th. and until further
notice THROUGH ELEVATED TRAINS will be run
between BROADWAY FERRY and ROckAMAf BEACH
ION SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS only) as follows;
Leave BROADWAY FERRY 60G. 800, 500 and
e:O0 m. hourly from $50 70 go m
ROCKAWAY PARK Al 1-a3. S;23 92S and
1923 a. m half-hourly from lo,5S a. m % 1883
d.
ROCKAwAY BEACH trains Will stop all stations
BROADWAY. Tickets sale at all stations upon
the ELEVATED DIVISION and AT MANHATTAN
TERMINUS OF BRIDGE. FARE j. cents
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Springfield Armory, Mass, May 10. lSol-Seale.
Pdopon<s IN tplicats VIII be ~ m JrNF
~ 1901 for furnishing forage. steel castings coal
sont haToware supplies, stationery, paints oils chem
Isn ~ onne gun stocks etc. during fiscal year ending
Sune oV lFZ Information furnished on spplirs fLnn
@~su1 Col FRANK II. PHIPPs Comdg
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ilroposals.
IINEER d.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DI-
W VISION OF TaE PHILIPPINES. Manila P; l..
March Ist IsOl-Seaied proposals for ID mar
y will be received a. TINS orce until II
O'clock NJ August Ist 1901 and nen publicly opened
ran 2 600 cubic yards concrete a1i rrbble masonry in
a. k,,s..s 700 feet long. Dredging in mud. sand
snS i b to depth Of 80 feet Dredeed material be
z ~ i,,ing IanL. Bids must be accompanied
bond ~ on. thousand dollars tsO0 O00 gold one
- r-u he made whole Contractors
Sond viii be 100 amount bid The right is reserved
annIv office, BurcFu OF
iVssb tnef6n D. C., u. S Engineer Offices New York
Chicago and Francisco JOHN BIDDLE Captain
Epolp
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COACHMAN.-By first class man; single;
Will be found a willing and Obliging ser
want; not afraid ~ work: thoroughly under
stands his business. Address THOMAS.
Box O. Tribune Office
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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH
9TH and 55th-st
Rev GEORGE T. PURVES d. d. Pastor Services
Nav 10 II a. m. and 4:30 o. m. Conducted by Re
ERNEST F. HALL Young peoples meeting at p.
Bible school 9:45 The public is cordially invite
all services.
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GA M BLING

Will will be . the subject Of talk to men by Rev Dr.
byteran Church, Sunday. 345 p. in the Twenty
third Street Y. NJ G a Hall. 4th-ave. Special
music WILLIAM PTIASEY euphonium selections; WILL
@ ENGEIA baritone All welcome.
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COACHMAN.-By first class family coach
man: 10 years citv references. country
preferred. Call or address 2. F. c.. care
Dr. Cattaneh. SO West 4+th-st.
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COACHMNN.-First class man. thoroughly
understands his business. city or country.
10 years best reference. H l.. - I5T R'wav
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/ COACHMAN.-Singl six years personal
references, employer can be seen. J. D..
Box 20. !. 242 Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


AT a SACRIFICE. 10 close an estate;
copyrights, goodwill and stock on hand of
two FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL BOOKS
in daily use by many large business houses
throughout the United States, and in for
eign cities also. A third book. in prepara-
tion, promising good profits. With moderate
capital. business will rapidly increase, with
new editions. Services of experienced man
ager. familiar with past business Of these
publications can be had if desired. W. S.
Room %. 80 Broadway
SHIRT FACTORY FOR SALE.
Established shirt factory at Long Branch.
n. J.. including sewing machines. boiler,
engine and other machinery, fully equipped
for the manufacture of shirts. Parties de
string to inspect premises may call upon
THOMAS p. FAY, Esq, Rothschild Build
ing, Long Branch. y. ]. For particulars
address FREDERICK PARKER. Receiver.
Freehold, y. ].
PROLIFIC INVENTOR. with many inven-
tions Of value. needs financial assistance
UP-TO-DATE. II West 35th-st.
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Sunday Trains 10 Cypress Hills.

Commencing Sunday. May 18Th. BROADWAY ELS EI-f[-
WAITED TRAINS will run through 10 CfFISt.SS
instead Of TO CITY LINE. SUNDAY
The first through will leave BHOADMA1 iaIs
ar lie n m ana the returning VIII ieaNe
CYPRESS HILLS ar 9:49 p. m. ..oo-
purrg these hours special service VIII te run De'N
City LINE and MANHATTAN JUNCTlONcc, -. III,
Passengers from Lexington avenue on L'OE a. ~
b+ra Irrcrio, fo- CITY Passengers rom fulon
etrt ,y LOON trains will change Manhattan Junction
for Ca,ress Hills and City Line - -. ill,
t-xSsTnr as above mentioned. broadway trains VIII
r,,- though 10 city Line as heretofore
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COACHMAN IN private family; SIX years
reference, willing and obliging: city or
country New. 13S East 4Ist-st.
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DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKER. - Competent dressmaker
cutter and litter would like a few NOR,
engagements by the day. Address NJ. G..
349 Fast 20th-st
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MRS MARG'T BoTTOMB gives Bible reading. Il
o'clock THURSDAY ga Second Collegiate Church. LenoN
l23dst. Closing Woman's Union Prayer Meeting.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

USEFUL MAN IN office building or -
for all around work: 12 years rerara..rrss ~
from last employers. Address B. j. BREHnyys
500 East l3sth-st N,
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COACHMAN.-By young married man. 80;
no children; city or country; we'll recon-
ne ended: last employer can be seen person
ally. LYNN. 247 West 6Sth-st.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. cor. 31st-st
Rev. HENRY NJ SANDERS. d. D.. Pastor. will preach
at both services. Morning. Il. evening, 5.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.

" washington D. G. May z l9O1.-SeaIed proposals
will he received Office until u O'Clock m June
list 1901. furnishing ASPHALT PAVING BLOCKS to
the District Columbia Specifications, blank form of
proposal and all necessary information be
at this II. F. MCFARLAND, JOHN
ROSS. LANSING H. BEACH Commissioners. d. c.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

1.-65 PARK AVE.-Larse handsome
room; parlor dining room; reference: also
hall room
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyrpn
MYIe.

USEFUL MAN--Americans 35; an aro,..
man. az present porter for first Gnu
hotel; desirOus to engage in other canscs.s
please state particulars. r.. Box 2. TriStSssy;
Office. -'uhe
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WORK WANTED.

AUTOMOBILE ELECTRIC DRIVER
Thoroughly experienced: unexceptionable
personal recommendations prominent fam
lies; smart appearance. energetic temper
ate. painstaking. respectful trustworthy:
city. country. NAT. Room AT. 90 Mas
sau-st.
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ORATORIO OF "THE HOLY CITY,

by Gau. will be given by the NewYork Festival Chorus
of $50 voices C Esen Morgan CONDUCTOR accompanied
by orchestra and assisted Anita Rio Soprano Laura
II. Graves. alto; Albert p. Quesnel and Julian
Walker. basso.
CARNEGIE HALL, S7th,st
Sunday 345 p. auspices OF West Side Young Men, s
Association. Exclusively men. Admission
ticket, procurable the Y NJ G. A.
Of Hall Doors open at 3:15 Brief address on "a RET
TER NEW-YoRK.' by
Wy W. H. DALI y" IN H., Com Of Fifteen
Of Meeting
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, 1a7-14
West 4Sth-st.. between 9th and 9TH aves-Chrstia
Science services Sundays 1O:45 a, m. and 5 D. n
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Reading ope
daily from a. m. p. m.
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The following IS diagram second parcel; its
street number is 640 East Eleventh Street:
Eleventh
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
B0rLTL1ATRI0D==IP0OTL

Tables. new. 500 upward: second hand.
SIS upward: complete. with outfit; install
ment plan II desired. BRUNSWICK
BALKE-COLLENDER CO.. l9th-st. and
4th-ave
BILLIARD and Pool Tables new. second
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH Sth- ave. and 44th-
st-Rev A r. SIMPSON. Pastor. will preach Sunday
1880 m Evaugeistic services. 7:3O p Week nigh
services s p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 22d-st.-Rev WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. D.. Pastor. breaches at IL a. m. and m.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

COACHMAN.-First class. understap7s his
business thoroughly; height 5 n 4 IN
weight. 100 pounds: best city references
w. 2 O.. care Benjamin Carr. f. 3Oth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH 10th St
between Columbus and Amsterdam evesThe Pastor DIR.
LOUIS ALBERT BANKS Will preach, II. Can Men
BE Trusted? or Is James r. Keene the Famous Stock
Speculator. When He Saws, Never Trust Any Man
Absolutely. Men Are Bad They Are All Bad There
Isn't Any Such Thing a Good Man ?" :. subject.
THE Found a Of Cold Every free.
nd strangers cordially
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BOY. H. willing and obliginE. in wholesale
house. or 10 learn a light trade. best OF
reference. FRED WIDMAYER. 4S3 Broad
way. Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor
ner 5'th-st, Rev. ABBOTT = KGTTREDGE. Pastor
Morning service az Al. Evening al :. Dr KITTREDGE
VIII preach in the morning. the evening Or.
SCHAUF'FI.ER viii preach The DUTY OF the Church
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. second hand
wood and lion working machines: fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. r. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
FOR SALE Boilers, engines, radiators
eleva tors. all material from Cumberland
Hotel 22d st. and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner G0h-st-1l a. preaching by the As
sstant Pastor. Rev. ARCHEY Z BALL, preach
ing by the Pastor. Rev ANDREW IONGACRE. u. n.
servIce Wednesday. S:I5 m.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

HUGH o. PENTECOST
G. Madison-aye 27th- St. Sunday II a. m
Parasites"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 13d-St--HOWARD AGNFW JOHNSTON. D. d. Pas
tor.-l1 m II o Christ. Where?'' At S ?. m
The Revelation Of Forgiveness
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Rellaious Nofices.

AacAIlqgac a. At APOSTOLIC cHURc S7,hs
Seven Churches
R.H AL wsTF sqTs cHREGH MadIs2n,ays @ and
subject The 6,6v E 6t OF tb %i preach & at IL a M
(seats freeD The Resurrection of Body
ALL SOULS caTRGH. UNITARIAN, 9Th ave. and
Prison Association Of New-York viii preach at II a m
The public cordially invited
,oAT At LENoX COX AygNqE qE UNITARIAN CHURCH corner
preach at IL subject The Thoughts OF Theodore Par
At SOUTH Ut CHURCH. Madlson-ave. and ssth-st Rev.
p. The Pastor viii preach -
Central ratS West and 7ehst CHARLES EAT6X.
Sunday subject, Gazing Up Into Heaven '''''''
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Madison-ave
s. of 6anse By FsT xS 80 5SNs psca
preaching By Dr. ED%&RD % 5GDsoN I5E 0'n 'Ai''A
Fa:9S Rsa GH srRs6S Rs5TP
ID Ior viii preach u a m GharaSter the True vindiea
Of His Fate and Destiny All Invited I'' &c -''''F'
BRICK CHURCH.
Rev. MALrBHE d BABcocR iS6 eiSn B. D. Pastor
Rev ;':E:sT = + 9apaSS aUSsER Rsy D. NJ D..
Of View Haven Conn,
will DTsa65 sa6aag at school Il s M s:s5 s5d a. 4so M
Weekly evening service. Wednesday. at o'clock.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH
Corner Broadway and 34th-st-
R RssGaT ARs siEsf E. at E Z r. 5Sd p n m VIII Ths
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
CALVARY CHURCH. West 57th-st.-Dr MACARTHUR
breaches II ana s. Evening, ''Druidism Other
lgons' In series
CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-ave. and 21st-st Rev J.
s;i0 morning and IL: evening prayer
sermon. s.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH No 22o West
67th-st, Broadway. Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH
ID. D.. Pastor; Rev WALTER LOWRIE Assistants
ing by Rev. f. B. COE. ID. D., of New-York; S D. m
evening service Mr.. LOWRIE breaches. Sunday school
/ at m Christian Endeavor Monday evening g.
| Devotional meeting Wednesday evening at S.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
2d-ave. 7th-st
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG Minister
VIII preach. II a m. and ?. m.
COLLEGIATE CaARBLE) CHURCH
n, r, 5th-ave. and 29th-st
Rev DAVID JAMES BURRELI. d. D. Minister
Morning, The Church in the Fort
Evening, Ten Years.
| COLLEGIATE CHURCH
4 5th-ave. and 4sth-st
| REV. DONALD SAGE MAcKAY. ID. D. Minister
| Morr,, VIII pre-, greaeb; II a m and D. m.
Evening. Looking Toward SoIom
| COLLEGIATE CHURCH
West End-ave 77th-st
Rev HENRY EVERTSoN COBB Minister
VIII preach II a and p
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESTROYER OF MOTHS.
ElMlIMSn

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E0OTm9o ElO17MSs
Protect your furS and woollens against
moths by sending then 10 Chas. A. Worch.
s54 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn; goods put through
IA process that destroys all moths and their
Larvae without injury 10 finest fabrics. and
sealed IN boxes. Moths destroyed In Furni
tuge. Carpets. Rugs. Mattresses. etc. All
work warranted Established "a Years Refer
10 Frcd'k Lorser K CO. Furniture Dept.
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BRoOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT co.

ARE YOU GOING TO THE PAN-AMERlCAN.
THE WEEKLY TRIPS co.
incorporated under y. Y. State Law)
Room 4l6. i'loo broao"Ay' NeW 10TH
" arrange all the details your We
or h0eI or private accommodations. We transfer
Sour baggage every important point Of interest
fory ia advance.
Il is NOT necessary parties set your own time
Desirable accommodations Reasonable rates
esJ7N-D T7C5f> BOOT[I.FcT Mention Tribune.
DEEP SEA FISHING Tuesday. Wednes-
f-~rFERa- dav Thursday. Sunday. Al Fosters iron
ES-ss 5hSEA steamer Angler 23d ST. 7:l5 Bat
- terry. sos A n Gents. 75c. ladies' sec.
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32D-ST., o. WEST NEWLY furnished
rooms; sinely or en- suite: private bath:
good home table
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

DROPOSALS will be received at the Bureau
Of Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
ington. d. G until IL O'Clock May 2s 1901 and
Immediately thereafter, furnish he
New York Navy Yard quantity of electrical supplies.
proposals will be furnished application 10 the
Navy Pay Office. New York. A. S. KENNY. Paymaser
General L. s n 5-14-0l.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MADISON SQUARE PRBSBYTERlAN CHURCH. Madi
Snn-aye. Of 24th-st-Sabhath services
and p. The Pastor. Rev G. II. PARKTJRS~T, d. D.
viii preach IN the morning Communion service. 4
Rev. WA W. COZ viii preach In the evening. Bible
classes for adults. 10
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
HELP WANTED.


ATTENTION. Men wanted; S5 TO principal
European ports. London. Liverpool Ant
werp Hull. Glasgow also free passage and
steady positions procured. Shipping Offices.
& Clinton-st. and - West-st.
BOOK MEN To sell business men generally,
McMasters Commercial Digest. a unique
work by a New-York Bank Examiner. on
law governing notes checks. drafts. busi-
ness forms. etc. six dollars. CONNER
CIAI. BOOK COMPANY. 60 Wall-st.
CHARCOAL BURNER WANTED.--A man
who thoroughly understands burning char
coal in brick lSllns for powder mills Ad-
dress CHARCOAL Tribune Office. Best
references required
PERSONS everywhere who can write meri-
torious sketches. articles or stories; good
pay. LITERARY BUREAU. 1903 CaXton
Building. Chicago.
wANTEiD.-Men 70 travel 10 Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steamers:
also experienced cattlemen for steady work.
Call personally ATLANTIC SHIPPING Of
FICE. 95 1st St. New-York.
WANTED.-An energetic man in each
locality 10 represent our rapidly growing
business: teacher. student or one with
church affiliations preferred; no experience
necessary: no capital is needed salary 800
per month. address MANAGER ASSo-
CLATIoN. soS Star Building. Chicago. H.
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LOST.

EANKEOOK No 377, ,Ol9 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing ANY per
son having a claim to IL is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten DAYS
or submit 10 having said passbook can
Celled and a new one issued
BANKBOOK No. $50. 92i OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per
son having a claim TO II is hereby called
upon To present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbOok can
celled and a new one issued
Of the Bowery Savings Bank is missing
The finder is requested to return il To the
bank. Ii not restored before the 18th day
Of June 1901 application will b. made
10 the bank for a new book
LOST or STOLEN.-BankbOok No. 40. soc
of the Emgrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped. Please return book TO
bank No. 81 Chambers-st
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

A.-CATHoILC APOSTOLIC CHURCH 57th-st. west
Of 9th aye.-Evening at p. Sunday followed
by The Lords Epstles Angels the
Seven Churches"
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th ST. and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18
DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

:. DICKMAN & co. invite orders for
House Painting. Decorating. Pa
L per Hanging and Plastering; artistic
~ perfect work AT low prices; supplies
,rrd at wholesale figures. 1907 Lexing-
NH%s tOn-ave Telephone 2}O0. 10Th St
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l.242 Broadway. 2d door north
OF 3lst-st.. uHul O'Clock ., m. {: adver-
tisements received az the following branch
offices at regular office rates until s o'clock
p. m. viz. -oi Sth-ave-. 5. e cor. 23d-st- !:
l52 6th-aVe.. cor. l2th-st. Macy's. 9Th
ave and 1ith-st.: LAP Columbus-ave. near
West 66th-st.; lO6 West 49d-st.. near 9Th
ave. 92 East l4th-st.. 237 West 42d-st.
between 7th and Sth-aves.: l59 East 4Tth-
St: 1888 3d-ave.. between 76th and T7th
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. 82BTH0l l0a7EW'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2il East i2d-st. First class domestIcs ar,
supplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MEMORIAL BAPTIST. Washington squRre.-IO45 DR.
JUDSON 7;lO. Mr MACMURRAY and Misses Rey-
nods. violinist and 'cellist.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
I'Ot Nd.

FOUND AT LAST-Cure for catarrhal
dyspepsia. gastritls and all the ills they
entail MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water But little trouble
TO verify this statement II n sufferer in
valuable 10 you Send for booklet. BEN
X. CURTIS 13 Stone-st
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The following is third parcel its street
number is % Second Street:
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/ COACHMAN.-FiTst class city references.
/ four and tandem driver. Address j III
/ Box So 1.2f2 BrcadWay
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T METROPOLITAN TEMPLE.

7th-ave. and l4th-s
DR.. MIII-ARD The Twentieth Thank
Offering" at II. DIR. NORTH, s. Monday. Council
meeting. Orchestral Anniversary Concert Tuesday
Prayer meeting Wednesday Meetings every night
Peoples Popular Concert Tonight.
evening in the South Jubilee singers
and others.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-18

MORAVIAN CHURCH. Lexington and 3oth- -
Rev II. A. GERDSEN. Pastor Service. II a. Special
service for West Indian eolored 224 West G3d St
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-14
JAIL DELIVERY FRUSTRATED.
Attempt of Prisoners to Escape Wright
County Jail Is Futile.

Attempt of Prisoners to Escape Wright
County Jail Is Futile.
Special to Times-Republican
Eagle Grove. Sept. 13.-Last Sunday
while Sheriff Deur was at Indepen-
dence on business three of Wright
county's jailbirds made an attempt to
pave the way for their escape. Break
ing on iron leg from one of the beds in
the cell they used it as pry to remove
the first layer of brick from the wall in
one of the cells. A hole about eighteen
inches square was in readiness to be
opened by pushing out the outer layer
which they had left to conceal their
work till the following right when the
escape was to be made
However. Sheriff Deur returned before
the escape took place, and Mrs. Deur
having suspicious that all was not right
urged her husband to Investigate which
he did and found the conditions to be as
stated. The three are now enclosed
within iron cages.
Smallpage Bros. are making ar
rangements to move into their elegant
new store The final touches are now
being put on the new apartments.
ID. c. Felkns, William Smith and
others are now in North Dakota making
arrangements to purchase land on the
Northern Pacific railway.
Wright county land is rapidly chang
ing hands. Many Illinois men are COM
ing into the county and making these
purchases Land sells all the way from
s56 to s65 per acre, some selling as high
as S75 per acre.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-09-14
Conference Appointments.

Sioux City, Sept. 13.-At the western
conference o fthe Swedish NJ. f. church,
which just closed at Dayton, Iowa. the
following appointments We're made for
Iowa and Nebraska:
Iowa District-A. r. Millin, presiding
elder; Boxholm and Algona, C. j. Mil
berg: Burlington, p. ]. Berg: Dayton
and Harcount. o. L. Stromberg; Des
Moines c. p. Eklund Keokuk, j. E.
Johnston; New Sweden, C.. f. Levin;
Ottumwa, Erland Bjornberg; Red Oak
and Essex, x. "A. Stromberg; sheldahl,
Otto Rabe: Sioux City, Carl Nord
Stratford, G. Froman.
Nebraska Dlstrict-Peter Munson,
presiding elder; Axtel, o. r. Palm:
Concord. L. NJ. Lindstrom; Davey, F. f.
Rudd; Denver, c. o. Carlson; Hold
redge. P. A. Lundberg, Keene, N. Elk
lund; Lincoln, j. "A. Garbielson; Look
ing Glass, ]. p. seaberg. Oaklond, NJ. L.
Wickman; Omaha, F. j. Swanson; Sar-
onville. A. F. Windell; Shickley and
Ong, A. G. Milton; Stromsberg, o.
Granberg: West Hill, E. Malstrom: ST.
Paul. to be supplied.