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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29
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tinue the journey upon the smoother seas
upon which our craft is now riding.
With best wishes for your success and
happiness, with grateful recollections OF
your faithful and noble work of the past
ten years, / am with sentiments of warm
friendship.
Your faithful friend,
JOSEPHUS DANIELS
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29
SOUTH'S RETURN FROM COTTON
The Crop of the Year Which Has Just Closed Greatly
Exceeds in Money Value That of Any
Former Year.

the
by 1OS9S6
sS5OO COZ 1t sbeendi ribut
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29

Saying mean things is the one bad
habit cultivated most sissiduously by the
average woman.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29

success if it is as bloodless as a
French duel.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-09-29

Some girls marry in haste and repent
in cheap boarding house.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
I6th-St.
R. T. JOHNSTON. D. D.. PastOr.-Services at
g. m. and p. Preaching by the Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

YORK. by the grace Of God free and independent.
Supplement Citation To Henry Z, Burger. William
Burger b. Young. Clarence Young. Joseph Dodge.
Henry y Dodge. Lucretia g Iynes Emma BuRby. Sarah
b stearns Elizabeth j Young, Julia F. Dodge Edward
A William -. Horne. Louise Minor Florence Horne
AMY Alice IL Keeler. Louise III. Self. Harriet
Hayden Wills. Elizabeth West. Lille Tyler.
n Wilson. the heirs and next OF kin OF Lucreta @
cloves deceased send greeting: Whereas y.
Cloves The city OF New York. has lately applied
the Surrogates Court County OF New York
instrument IN writing relating both real
personal property duly proved the last Wi and Testa
mo Cloves. late of the County New
York deceased Therefore and Of
10 Surrogate OF County
office in Of New York. n IA. day
Of July thousand nine hundred and one past
in Of that day.
attend the probate Of the said last Win
And such OF hereby cited age
wenty-one years. are required 10 appear by your
be appointed IN the or
neglect or guardian will appointed by
and for in
ing In testimony whereof have caused the Seal Of
SurroGates Court OF the said County of New
be hereunto affixed
Witness Hon. Abner g Thomas Surrogate o our
said County Of New York. said County.
H. 81 3lst day OF May. In the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred one
j. FAIRFAX McI4AUGHIIN
Of afa's fsnur+
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the grace OF God free and indepep len,
Charles Abbott, known Charles
Rfus Abbott. also known Rufus Allen: Julia
Anna Norcross George Albert Grohe.
George +. Allen Frank Foster Allen. George Allen
Flavus F.. Allen and all other persons at law
next Of kin Of F'avius Allen deceased whose
residences unknown and
Ie ascertaned. the heirs and Of FIavius
Allen deceased. send greeting Whereas Elizabeth r
Allen the city Of New York has lately applied TO tho
SIrrogate's Court Of County York TO have a
certain instrument In writing. relating both real and
personal property duly proved the last Testa-
Of Flavius J. Allen. late Of the County
deceased Therefore YOU and each OF ap
before the Surrogate of County Of
his office in the County Of New York.
thousand nine hundred and hal
O'Clock and there a,
tend Of and Testament, An,
hereby cited, under the age ~
twentyone years. required appear your
II have n have TO apuear ,nn,
for TO be appointed in the your neglect or
failure TO do guardian will be bv tn
rogae 10 represent and act for proceeding In
Testimony Whereof, we have
gates Court Of the said County York TO be here
affixed. 80 ~ " '
witness Hon Amer c. THOMAS. n Surrogate ~ our
said County of New York, at said County the
IL 81 2oth day Of May. in of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the Surrogates
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

shernan-aye, corner Academy-st s5oxleO
Daniel Seybel to Nelson stillwell: 5 S35 slOO
K,,,at,o,, 4fs.. ,"h irregular. lyman
mortgage S4GO0o: r. s. 81. s2.....................
4e;h-Tt IN st., No l9o West; l5xIoo4 George NJ Beebe
sth-s i25 10 II e Of ist-ave. q IGag7 q. Her
man man Joseph 10 Carrie H Mccarthy. mortgage
st Nicholas ave. s. 20 10 # n Of i19th-st 2o4x
SI S,oS-'h's.9 hls a Iarldn. referee. TO Sarah a
faT<-3ye Nos SIS and Sl7. s. 5Ox75: David
s@s 6 f5eSut2T si3 TO TO Frank Keeer;
9TH ave :. 49i1 n Of i23dst 56riio. fT- o'Zt
sSmenthai 59 10 James o'connel; mortgage. $50
Madison ST n s. % 10 fl Of jefferson 9, o. IA
co. 93 oo Jseo9 Margoyz TO Morris Levy. mortgage
2sthst. Nos and East Boxes .. Ps.r 2oo'
s-nono -Iil6n 10 Abraham Goldsmith al: mortgage
s7th 81 lO22 II Of 5th-ave of.r75 . I l't
. J Phillips 70 Mocitz Flalkenai; quit claim
Ial i1s5eFqanl-aVg la. = 24ll # I42d-s 25x
no., no.: ienry so = . kinssley 70 Morris Eseman
Leii'A-aNe \ corner l4Oh-st ~. IIxi2o. JI,,1 "0"'
= no9n st e. al to David Polack: mortgage s23 90;
18Th ST e. 4i26 n W Of 1st-av 90 cx,oo; loC
aiusI = Green TO Lilly Herb: mortgage siI 900:
sth corner i7th St 4sxioo,., q, z,o 1o(
TIs TIl uue 70 strip on south: Bernhard Maver 10
t..I d10pq,o % hsufmann: quit claim mortgage SIZE
Sth ave Nos laa and i4i W corner l7th-st &C.
mortcaFa $40, 600. :, am g to bernhard Mayer;
'5,..., - :, vest. 2OxIG22. Hoyt II Green and
another executors Frederick W Burnside;
Lots ana ana IT, map Of the Park Riyeriale 4ioo'
40 "l5 Nestchester County. contains 1910
Margaret T schley another re recorded " - ooc
tieoTse Perkins; r S $50 ....,. $4,000
10 Henrietta Montross and another 'IA'
br1aG"ay g or 1ook X knssbr1dge Road. about IS2i
Sullwell 20 James Horton; mortgage s3i G05:
Il . .-............ 100
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
q lIdilous.
THE People OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK. ~ the Grace of God. Free and Independent
Clara Busse Wilhelm II Bgsse Rudolph Busse. I.u-
theran Bethlehem Orphans Home Evangelical Lutheran
synod of Missouri and OHIO German Evangelical Lutheran
81 Marks church Wilhelm Hadr Guard an legal rep
Iesentative Of Ema Bgssc. deceased. Pastor
NiebChr. and Olga RIsse GRAIN Vera William
GTiso Russe, Clara Busse wilhelm F. II Russe Rudolph
Fusse. next Of kin to Ema liIsse deceased AMI
drew j. skinner, and 20 al interested in the
Estate % George Frederick Wilhelm IIs-r late - the
county o New York. deceased. .Tltors
OF kin or otherwise send Greeting YoI and you
hereby cited and required personally Dc and
before Surrogate th- touH'y u New York
House the county % Ncw York. the I'd dsy OF
July 1901 at hslt o'clock the forenoon u
then and there judicial settlement
arcuuut of proceedings ~ Agnes :. O. NJ @ Bus-e.
ENeuutsIN ~ Estate George Wilhelm
Husse. deceased IN. time and ulac" apT
cation will be made 70 a ConstrIct1n
certain portions Last VIII and Testament %
deceased and ruch ~ hereby cited.
under the o required appear
by guardian, have n have
and apply for h appointed. In the
of neglect failure do guardian will be
pointed hv The Surrogate 10 rees"n and act Tor IN
proceeding testimony whereof caused the
Of the SurroRates Court Of said County
York be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. AHNER c. THOMAS. a Surro-
Of said County At the County OF New
IL g York. the Gth DAY II June In the year Of
Lord thousand nine hundred and
J. FAIRrAN MCI.AT-GHILN.
clerk 90 Surr0gates Court.
FRANCIS NJ FPPIIcY. Attorney ENecutriX 40 Mas
Street. York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
REAL ESTAT TIE.
MANY INTERESTING SALES REPORTED
AN APARTMENT HOTEL TO BE BUILT
IN ORTY-SEVENTH-ST. NEAR
SEVENTH-AEE.

William VI. Ryan and Julius Bloch have sold for
James staus No. Ill East Eighty-third-st-. five
story iathouse 25 s0x1Oo feet They have also sold
for Charles Henry four lots at Fifth and Shell SITS.
Laconia Park
F c. Cattus has bought the four story building
; at the southwest corner of Forty-second-st. and
Madison-ave. He No. 3l2 Madson-ave-. a
small building adjoining his present purchase The
purchase price is said 10 be $4,000.
T. r. Wood & Co have sold for the Central
Realty Company the two apartment houses on the
east side of Morningside-ave. between One-hun-
dr dred-and-eighteenth and One-hundred-and-nine-
teenth for S65O0Oo The plot fronts 100 feet in
each street and POLIO feet in the avenue.
Innes x Center have sold for Henry c. Tinker TO
Anna NJ Gabraith the four story basement and
sub-basement private dwelling house No. 115 East
Fifty-sixth-st.. on private terms.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Egan & Haecy
to a client for occupancy the four story American
basement house No. 25S West One-hundred and
frst-st.: private This is the third house OF
this sold by these brokers for the builders
within few weeks. and there remains
house Of the of six.
Joseph A Farley has bought from Joseph Hamer-
shlag the plot on the south corner Of Fffth-ave:
and Eighty -seventh-st., 75.6X1l0. Mr. Farley will
houses on the site. The Corner - one viii have
frontage OF 406 feet and the adjoining 35 feet
Both houses VIII have rear entrances for servants
Hall J. How & CO. have sold six lots 15oxl6o. on
Hawthorne-st. for j. c Rodgers The same
brokers have also sold plot at the southeast
corner Of Wadsworth-ave and One-hundred-
eightY-fourth-st and another at the southwest
corner of One-hundred-and-eghty- -fourth-st. and
Nadsworth-ave. for b. Goodwin. The plots
each 2xlO0 feet
Austen G. Fox has bought No. As West Thirty
third-st.
A. L Mordecai & Son have sold for the Long
Acre Realty Company two houses the south
side Of Fortyseventh-st 475 feet east Of Seventh
ave, covering together plot 37.Gx1O)5. a builder
who will improve the by the erection OF a
nine story apartment hotel.
The four story and basement brownstone house
No sl2 Fifth-ave. has been sold.
Israel /. Prayer has sold No l4 Essex-st a five
story tenement house on lot 25xS6 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH.

FOUND AT LAST-Curs for catarrhal
dyspepsia gastritis and all the Ills they
entail. MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
20 verify this statement. IL n sufferer in
valuable TO you. Send for booklet BEN.
X CURTIS IL Stone-s.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Notlee OF Snmmnns.
NEW YORK SUPREME coURT-Tri,, 70

\ ~ 0rsIN '@'71 rsT1HE VUURT.-TriaI 10 he
had IN the County OF New York-Fiugh Rose TIiII
a as trustee Plaintiff; VS. Edgar Logan. Charlotte B
STsM sh ao~aTd h Ryan Herman Stall and Mary
smith; John s sis John Hudson "James" Adams
ana Miiam being fictitious. real names unknown to
nlahuH, W Nillam H. Fltner Defendants Amended
summons TO the above named defendants and each Of
then: You are hereby summoned aynsn5ad
complaint IN thG action. 60,
answer the Plaintiffs Attorney within ,IPs,t t
aIter the service of this exclusive a.
OF service and in case OF failure TO annear or
~ yuRreht VIII be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint. - NeiNu'' i
Dated MAY %. 1901
FREDERICK TREVOR HILL
O=3co .na n. Plaintffe ATTORNEY.
York City otreet We"
10 Herman StaI and MARY Stall h,x ,r,,o nam.
being fictitious. real unknown -, VII
Ihe foregoing amended summons is
Pnbncation pursuant TO an order Hon cbas MAJ
lean Justice Of the Supreme ia
uat-o the oth dav or June
Sonnv ~ Tp y the office OF the Clerk Of the
T baed m M%anhattsn % in W city and County Of New York
FIN oERICK TREVOR r1srs
Plaintns A1&4N
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST (SCIENTIST, 1918:
West 4sth-st. between 9th and Tth aves.-Christisr
Science services Sundays 1O:45 a m. and p. m
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock Reading rooms opeT
daily from 0 a. p. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

the prevention OF cruelty TO children are 10
be exempted from tax.
The annual reduction Of revenue under the new
law is estimated at about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Madisc
HOWARD L. JONES, Pastor - ' -
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
FURNISHED Gouses Go Ect-G orntrp

4 GENTLEMAN going abroad desires to rent foe two
\ OF more months his fully country house
hAy SheTe Great south Bay, Long Island with water
LIuh, me place comprises II hedchambers annie
ssIaoiing Apply CORNEILLE. Bay shore or SMITH g
MARTIN. 20 Broad-st. New-Yorlz
ENoR RIeNT.-F'oR THREE MONTHS. a FTRNfsHrD
apartment cf eight
hghi, every convenience. One Ufnure from, ,rolIan
running IN seven minutes Of New yort
New Haven Railroad Pretty $500 per uonth
n B. l., Norvak. Fairfield CO.. Conn
FURNISHED COTTAGES for rent AZ Po,,, oI.
Beach. New Jersey. or river front. Tra
from $500 10 5000. A. o. S -'' prices
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

GRACE NJ. E CHURCH 1O4th-st. between Coium
bus and Amsterdam aves.-Dr. F. s Triple will preac
at II DR.. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS will preach
Prelude Dangerous Recklessness OF Human Lii
Illustrated in Recent New-York Disasters"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

BLooMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH Broadwa,
Tqr osth-st Rev WM. Q. STINSON d. D. Pastor
IL a. a, m Spiritual Adornment''; D. m. "Christianit
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

\ NEW-YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -,h
i 12Sth -st.-Rev. DIR. DUNCAN J. MMILLNN '1s. and
breaches morning and evening Prayer meetinr [ssor-
4 day evening. Welcome "eHleS-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

ooA ALI. SOULS CHURCH. UNITARIAN 4thave an
Hr.n St Ihe Pastor, Rev. THOMAS r SIJC,F-R wi
rL Tteacn at III IL a. m Subject: How Can Religion
Iausht? The public cordially invited s
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

THE SEVENTH REGIMENT.
Tomorrow The Sunday Tribune will pre-
sent excellent haIf-tone views of the sham
battle at Camp Roe, between the 7th Regf-
New-YOrk and the West Point
s.aI lie
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
NO NEED OF CUBAN QUARANTINE.
MAJOR GLENNoN RECOMMENDS THAT IT BE
RAISED NORTH OF MARYLAND.

MAJOR GLENNoN RECOMMENDS THAT IT BE
RAISED NORTH OF MARYLAND.
Havana, June Flowing to the absence of
yellow fever in this city Major Glennon Of the
Marine Hospital Corps. has recommended that
the quarantine be raised passengers from
Cuba destined to points north of the southern
boundary OF Maryland. There has not been a
fresh case Of yellow fever in Havana for nearly
two months. and the which have occurred
this year have been light. Neither there any
cases Of yellow fever in other parts of the island.
The strongest objection against admitting nom
immunes from Cuba comes from the boards of
health of the Southern States. These boards
even object TO the entrance of such persons at
New York, fearing that these passengers will so
south before the lapse of five days Major Glen
non is in favor of a change in the present strict
quarantine regulations against Cuba; cOnse-
quently Northern ports in the United States will
be open as long there is yellow fever here.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

Rnts for each siOO Of value '-' e'1'' :"
Bonds for indemnity. so cents
Brokers cents
Certificates OF profits, cents for each sioo
Sertlhcates OF stock.
1fAnsiefs OF stock ?
Drafts On tine. bills exchange inland can,s To-
OBCh 500. --~' Ne"es ier
S-N]'NAuoi' -
Entries for withdrawal, 80 cents.
ffelshi receipts or domestic bills Of lading cent
Sleeping and psror tickets / cent
BY the new law bucket shop transfers Of stoc-
e aiso mace subject 10 tax at the rate OF cents
On each slv0 or value alleged TO be dealt in Both
TINS tax and the special additional tax OF SO On
BUCKET shop' operators took effect on April /
Inc legacy tax provisions Of the acr of Juns IA
iegac,es ,., IN lorce except that bequests and
ssst1e'es "fich lnnre 10 religious literary rbars
tsoe or educational uses TO the encoura -,
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
9onntrp prpperin tor Sale or 90 rcI

NOR SALE OR TO RENT
Il NH property Cornwall LANDING
river frontage Of las Excellent orstion TO-
iacturing purposes Dynamos for lighting. .nginas
ana shafts READY for use Shipment can be made
70 all points in the United
Gep9t IN immediate vicinity particulars address
II. A PARKER. 50 Wall Street New York S
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Religious Norires.

MEMORIAL. BAPTIST, Washington Square-n- 49,,
SON. 1875 and 7so- Evening subject '"Fhs - ~ y
Things" Also in the evening special musical ~ ace
Gades cantata. Zion. by large chorus caor Tsice
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Rellnious Notices.

|
tween sth and 9th aves.. Rev. HENRY LoBEcN'
a. m, Holy Communion. n..o-
oe6sa 2iSi hHsaas ESbns sTes Rector
coLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev JOHN sys &. aIS FAGG. Minister.
preach IL a. and p m
COLLEGIATE CMARBLEo CHURCH.
Rev DAVID Jsmss s'asse BTRREH 2Pd b. D.. Minister
viii preach II a. .11n.dS m. and p m
Evening-''He Plants His Footsteps in the Sea
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
p St9 .e4E ays' Maks9 aad tS,9 D. Minister
Rev. ANDREW HAGEMlN will preach. IL a. m and
Of "S@'
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev HENRY Teft EvERTsoN Err sGs coBB e9a D. D. Minister
will preach, II a m and p m
CoLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HsIIe% R9y j.
near @ ave- saiS5 Pastor Pfs5%f % PWFD 7
BY the Pastor at IL ln5 a. m and Pastor @
Rey EDGAR TIIToN JrEservices res at II "a m VIII De
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AD-
D ' D. 5orNs @ i school $50
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev JorIxsToM MsS d 4oiS p Pasor-services at IL
m and S p. m. Preaching by the Pastor.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
5th
Rev. GEORGE T. PURVES. ID. d. Pastor The Rev
E. F. HALL. will conduct services June 23d at II
a. and 43O p. The public Is cordially invited
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st. and Broadway
Rev. I. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor.-Services. IL a m and
s p
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. 137-l4s
West 4sth-st- between 9th and Ith aves- Christian
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock Reading open
daily from o a. p. m.
FOURTH AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN cHGRGH eqE-
d. D.. Pastor breaches II a m. and m.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. West End-ave
preach at IL a m. and Rev. Fl. ROSWELL. BATES at
p.
GRACE NJ. E CHURCH. 1O4th-st. between Coium-
bus and Amsterdam aves-Dr. F. s. Triple will preach
at II DIR. LOUIS ALBERT BANKS will preach
on Dangerous Recklessness Of Human Life
Illustrated in Recent Nev-York Disasters
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner s1st-
St-Rev. HENRY VI. SANDERS. d. H., Pastor.
vice. IL a. Rev. Dr. ]. y. CHAMBLISS will preach
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH. Goth st-Preaching by the Pastor.
by the Assistant Pastor. Rev. ARCHEY D. BALL. az
. p Midweek devotional service. Wednesday a
MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
T3d-st.-HOWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON D D..
Pastor-11 m. THE Individual and Society,"
Proposed Changes in the Creed
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner Of
SIth-st, Rev. ABBOTT p KITTREDGE Pastor--Morn-
will preach The morning in the at s
O'Clock the chapel. 60th-st 1st-ave-
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Proposals.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ENGINEER DI.

VISION OF TiiE PHILIPPINES Manila p
iafcn Ist eo-Sealed proposals. Constructing Har
ooT at Manila p l. will be a, this oroo until =,
2eioek A. M August 1s 1901 .ren publicly onen.s
TO be done includes abou, 10000 cubic Yards rin
,uP ziuo cubic yards concrete rvbble
& about 100000 cubic dredging and
and shells depth 80 Oredred ma.arisi 80 ~
S Tor reciainng lanI Bids be accompanied Sv
bond %I pi s 6 Se m MAD: for the whole Contractor
70 reject any or all bids For Specifcatns and biagt
Ws, s apply 70 this office Br r"Fu I7suIar Arairs
hlnSton d c.. U. S. Engineer Offices al New YorS
Snicago. and San Fancisco JOHN RfDDT = ;NeT notK
Engineers. SoAhN' oioDI1f captain.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
Relialous NoIiees


,otA ALI; SOULS, CHURCH. UNITARIAN 4th-ave. and
breach at Il PaS'1f % Es ssEjecf THoNAs oS a s1 WIN
Iaught?" The public cordially invited
1as! HF tETSx Rsx AyENE MERE gNrTAREAN CHURCH
preach at H. Subject: The TSd1abt fas1%r VIII
Parker" Closing services
AT THE a,o CHURCH FIse 5.g OF THE COVENANT.
Sacrament of '1i1S' the IoTd|s 3 Supper. %;
central M The PBr cgEcH W5If M OF THE DIVINE
Uses of Summer" Inc i'ei'soUS
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
HowARD S r. I6,J1lG 5lge9ehins II a. m and Rev
COR EL@9NaPaLE as3hsi ReT wM BFF2RR UFcH
a1s al a. c5nr. mn Spiritual Adornment p n Ghrisiianity
BRICK CHURCH.
Rev MAITBIE d BABCOC'K. D. D. late Pastor
Service Rsy sGna9g GFngcT June ;Ti,;,s, y at Il
Pastor Of the Church of the Covenant will preach.
d94Hsr p4asaEa9 Ta9nRNAah aSd ss,S SHpRcH
e. at JEFFERs6% L q r. o9a d p P m T hf 9reas Pas,95
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening s.
nrc. cAtvART CHURCH weet 57th-st-Dr MACARTHUR
It's competltos in series s"s subject christianity and
o45 CHRISTIAN IRIS TIA SCIENCE SERVICES FIFTH CHURCH
OF SHRLST SCIENTIST ga Madison-av 50th-
Strangers Cordially nved T p N" Wednesday evening
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. 5th-ave and 10Th st
Rev. PERCY :. GRANT.
Holy Communion o m
Morning service IL "A. IN
Evening Gervtce, D. m.
Seats free all services.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
MadsOn-ave and 35th-st.
Rev. WM NJ. GROSVENOR d. D.. Rector
a. m--The Holy Communion
II g. n.-Mornng prayer and sermon
p m.-Evenng prayer
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarian. a4th-st.
corner Park -ave.-Service. IL m. MINOT
SAVAGE. d L. Will preach. Subject "A plea for a
Restfu Life All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
PIANOS.
WORK WANTED.


Female
COMPANION.-A recent graduate. French.
Latin and music, companion 10 woman
or child Address MODERATE Tribune
Office
COMPANION a well educated young
lady To lady or children; experienced: :
hest references a. NJ LEE. Englewood.
y. J.
FRENCH steuographer and typewriter.
speaking English. German. French in
office or business place, can be seen per
sonally. Miss BLOT. 81 West +5th-st-
GIRL. IL in Office: IL good penman and
correct at figures. Address y. r.. Tomp-
kinsvtile. Staten Island.
70 take care OF office while owner Is alb
sent: best reference. Miss NESSER. IS
Bloomfeld-st.. Hoboken.
SHIRT MAKER. R.-Gentlemen's fine outing
shirts. yachting shirts and also night
shirts made 10 order; goods. Mrs.
RAUER l49 Fast 3lst-st.
STENOGRAPHER. TYPEWRITER. - BY
Intelligent Young lady: takes English and
German dtctRtion. earnest willing: excel
lent references Address present employers,
KARELSON & co. Is .Nassau-st.
STE'NOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER; ;
beginner; Remington machine. A. J., +o4
Grand ST. Jersey city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
SEALED proposals. endorsed ..Pror,ornI- g.

SNh11hI1r@D prOpOStIs, endorsed "PrOpOsals for
Storage Building" will be received AZ tba p,,aa -.
iaTds and Docks. Navy Department Washington mill
!uv H. 1901. and then publicly opened
constructing steel and brick building al the Nayy
pan bGston, Mass Appropriation available $50 900
elld speclncatIons be al the NAVY Ward
f b or obtained upon application Commaniant
Sard upon deposit Of SIS secure their return
1901 l. NHieI OF bureau June ls
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Heal estate Uanten.

NASTEp.Isrge country place. and farms 10 -.
w change FOR choice income nrnnery 70 ex-
i2s1- l. g. WAKEMAN. l56 Brosdway. 's 10
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

AEW-fORft'S THIHTY-FIyE FERRY LINES.
With characteristics of some of the ms
sengers. Early ferries I'm Colonial days.
Growth of the traffic. regulations. etc. See,
The Sunday Tribune Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSAiAkING.

DRESsMAKING.
DRESSMAKER. first class; out by day;
best reference 10 West S0th-st., care
Mackin.
DRESSMAK EjR. SEAMSTRFSS by day;
cut. Mt and remodel children's dresses a
speciality: very reasonable. NJ. r. WAND.
AS Amsterdam-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22

FROM JAMAICA TO MONTAUK
The sunday Tribune to-morrow Will da
vote "a page to Long Island summer resorts
New-York tribune., 1901-06-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

4sth ST, Nos l3 and IS East for a ten story
Drlck hotel 5OnsO4 Central Realty Bond and
trust Company, No ll5 Broadway owners
Lienan Nash. No l. 1913 Broadway. architects
l2th-st, n s. 2J5 II OF 4th-ave Williamsbrtdge
ior a two story frame dwelling house 22xeO.
John II Damn No 3o1 West I33d-st owner
+ Lennon No 1913 West I3Sth-st architect