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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-23

sweetest strains. The eyes Of the
spectators were riveted upon the
most beautiful scene ever witnessed
in Thibodaux. The King, his Queen,
the ex Queen the beautiful maids, the
aids and courtiers, the maskers-a
beautiful dream uf iovliness too beau.
tiful to last.
After the coronation, the ladies
wh3 had engagements for the mask'rs
dances we're requested 10 repair to
the ball room. When they had com
piled with this request the King and
Queen, maids Of this years queen
and of the ex-queen, together with
the whole royal court descended from
the stage and marched to the ball
room. The bali room WAS handsome
ly decorated with the carnival colors
The orchestra Was seated upon .
raised platform.
The Royal I.ancers, were 6rst danced
then followed three maskers dances
After the maskers dances the King,
his aides and his courtiers went to
their dressing rooms and unmasked.
The unmasking cleared up the mys-
terry that had hung over our city for
many days. i revealed that DR.
Oliver Braud WAS KING, and that his
aids we're DR.. H. 8. Smith, v. } Kuo
bloch and Fulton Rogers. His cour
,iers we're p. l.. Braud, W. 2. Marti,
and p. A. Engerran. DIR. Brau'l Ia
one of the most popular young gen
tlemen of ThibodAux. He is
prince of good follows. aud the Royal
sceptre could not have been placed iu
worthicr hands. The Queen Of the
Carnival was the beautiful Miss Lucy
Roger, q daughter OF Mr. Ernest Ro
ger prominent planter OF this par
ish and nothing could have been more
beautiful and Queenly than was sh'
on the night Of her coronation. He1
maids OF honor were Miss Laura Nor
want, Miss Lea Chanvin and Mis-
Louie Philsou. The Carnival ID over
but the memory Of it will live forevel
in the heart Of the citizens OF Thibo
daux and the great crowd OF visitor
gathered here. 1t WAS grand sue
cess, and all honor and praise is du
the Carnival Club for the delightful
entertainment afforded the crowds u
our city last Tuesday. Special thank
aud praise are due to r. l.. Braud
President of the Carnival Club, 10
his un,iring efforts which were crown
Ell with success; to the Executlv
Committee Of the Carnival Club com
posed Of the following gentlemen:
J. Louis Riviere, Sam Blum, X. !
, Braud, Chas. Bsaeaux, Paul De!a"n'
Philip Legendr". whitmell Mari''
, Felix Celestin, Frank Zsroott, Fra'
} ,ci. Kuobloch, A. J. Brand. r. J. M
J aniu, p. A. Engerrau, Louis 1abo
for their splendid work; to Messr'
Bohm & Nelpert, the contractors an
costumers.
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Mrs. Auguste Bergeron.

Mrs, Auguste Bergeron died last
Monday morning at eleven O'Clock.
aged 50 years and six months. The
deceased was sick about nine days
with the grip, the malady which caused
her death. The husband OF the de-
ceased is eighty three years OF age,
and has been sick for about ten month";.
Besides her aged husband, Mrs. Ber'
gcron leaves family OF nine children
all Of whom are grown, to mourn her
loss. The funeral took place from
the St Joseph's Catholic church lat
Tuesday morning.
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BesOn-FOlse.

Mr.. Amos Beson and Miss Edna
FoIse were married last Mondsy even
ING at five O'Clock at The st. PhiiOmens
Catholic Church in Labadieville. TIL.
bride is the daughter Of Mrs. q. Fol-e,
OF Tallieu. and IS a aister Of Mrs
Leonce Trosclair. The groom is o
popular young gentlemen Of this towr.
Mr. and Mrs. Be on came imediately
after the wedding to this town where
they will reside They have the bes'
wishes of .hn Sentinel for q happy
prosperous future.
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Free Lecture.

Mr.. w. Al'air. National Organizer
OF the Catholic Knights Of America,
will deliver a lecture next Sunday
evening at four o'clock at the Opers
House. lie will discourse upon the
benefit and advantages Of Catholic
Knight.hOod. The lecture will be
free, and every one is cordially invited
to attend.
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Latest Fashion Ideas.

Spring dress materials, early spring
millinery, spring amusements tor
children, the Lenten table, a spring
breakfast, and 81 styles OF. spring
dressmaking are part Of the offering
to women in the March DELINEATOR.
The ruff which, IN many forms. has
90 decidedly changed the appearance
Of garments in past years, Is describ
ed IN the March plumber OF TIL
DELINEAToR under the heading "Ths
Evolution of the Ruff" The xrticl,
is very fully illustrated and traces
the ruff back beyord Elizsbethar
times.
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For Sale.

Store building, known a. Pro%e"
tors Hail, and residence sltuated on
Short street b-twerN St. Ph'iip and
Jack-on streets. For particulars
apply at SENTINEL OFFICE.
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Salary
5000
- . - aR

Men aud women OF gont address
to represent rs, some to travel ap-
pointing agents, others for local work
looking after our interests. $500
salary guaranteed yearly; extra CON
missions and expenses, rapid advance
ment, old established house. Grand
chance for earnest man or woman to
secure pleasant, permanent position,
liberal income and future. New,
brilliant lines. Write at once.
STAFFORD PRESS,
% Church St.. New Haven, Conn.
80 26t.
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Special Notice.

beg to inform my friends and the
general pubic that l have purchased
tho contents Of the store Of Edward
Badeaux, where I shsll be pleased II
serve them promptly with the hest OF
GrocerieE.
Local Phone l27. Free Delivery.
28.l2t TRSvILLE GUILLOr.
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WANTED!

Reliable man for Manager OF
Branch Office We wish to open in this
vicinity. II your record is 0. X.
here is an opportunity. Kindly give
good reference when writing.
THE A. T. MoRRis WHOLESALE House
CINCINNATI OHIO
illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps.
26 Jan 10 3m
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1898-1905, 1901-02-23

When pain or irritation exists On
any part Of the body the application
of BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT
will give prompt relief. Price, %
and so cents. For sale BY Thibo-
dssux Drug Store.
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peRsoHAL POINTERS

PERSONAL POINTERS
y.dees Dehaillon of Lafayette and
s.sh Of Frapklin, held court in town
| sxopdsy.
ui,s Alice Da,gle, an accomplished
,,spg lsdy of Houma, was in town
: ,vsnd the carnival days.
Io.,ice OF the Peace J. p. Larrieu,
,Houma was iu town Tuesday to
1,.ess the carnival parade.
"a Rodrigue, OF Assumption,
wpt several days in town during the
wsk
n, Mark Theriot and wife. OF
| Lockport, attended the carnival in
oar city.
Mn J. A. Dalferes, Of Bell Rose
| ; visiting her mother Mrs. Az+mar'
on Canal street.
Chas Daspit, an enterprising young
business man OF Houma, waa shaking
hands with friends in town Tuesday.
VANTED.-Cabable, reliable per
sou IN every county to represent large
company Of solid financial reputation;
Ss36 saiary per year, payable weekly;
g Der day absolutely sure and all
expenses, straight. bona fde. definite
saIary. no commission; salary paid
each Saturday and expense money
advanced each week. STANDARD
HOUSE, 1874 DEARBORN ST., CHIcA-
no 26.26t
Clerk Of Court Amcdee Cclestin,
Of Houma visited his old homo.
Th,bodaux, on Tuesday.
Paul Dupont, q prosperous mer'
chsnt Of Houma, was in town Tues
day.
There is probably no disease OF
condition Of the human system thai
causes more suffering snd distress
than piles. TABIER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT cures them quick
y. without pain or detention from
business. Price, so cents in hotties
Tubes, IS cents. For sale BY Thibo-
deaux Drug Store.
Mrs. A. Pressler, Of Louisville Ky
b the guest OF Mr.. w. K. Retiring
ham's family.
! Miss Camille Delcourt, OF Houm'
was In town this week aud attendc
ihe grand ball, Tuesday night.
Nervous children are almost al
ways thin children. The "out dool
hy" ,s seldom nervous. WHITE
CREAM VERMlFUGE is the bes
preventive of nervousness. ltstrengtf
ens the system and assists to tha
sort Of flesh, which creates strcn2t
apti pt wer of endurence. Price, z
eenis. For sale by Thlbodeaux Cru
Bore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A j. Be,hancou:t.
Houma came over u witness III
carnival sight in our city Tuesday.
Mrs. j. B. Daspit, OF Houma vi
ted her parents Judge aud Mrs.
4. Engcrran this wo,k.
Dayis Foret and family and Sever
tavet aud wife were in town 'h
wek, TO witness the carnival parsd
Are you nervous, run down, wea
spd displrited e? Take a few dos
ef HERBINE. 1t will infuse ne
Energy, new life into the exhaust'
serves, the overwOrked brain or nu
cular system, and put a new face
lie and business. Price, so ten'
For sale BY Thlbodeaux Drug Stol
The Misses Bourgs, Of Lockpo
were the guests OF Mrs. j. Fore
and family during the carnival.
j. P. Bourg, q substantial c,'iz
Of Lockport spent several davs
hwu this week.
Wear "Regent" Shoes, they are I
beat, only $3.50, at The Racket sto
Mra Cecilia st. Martin Of HOuu
~ms over to attend the carni'
feeliv,tles and attended the ball
night
The Sentinel's worthy young trisu
Francis Knoboch and j. A.
Colgnet, Law students OF the Tula
University. came to Thibodanx
spend the carnival days with relati'
\ and friends.
Judge Lafargue, father OF
esteemed friend Prof. W. A. LAIR
OF the Thibodanx college spent
seek in our city.
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Lad.es and children's knit under.
wear FROM l0c up at The Racket
Store.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
TWELVE STORY APARTMENT HOUSE NEAR
THE GRAND CIRCLE.

Charles Z. Schuyler & Co. have sold Tor George
p. Tripler No. 3ls West One-hundred-ano-second-
St. q five story American basement dwelling house.
on lot 2OxlOOl1. 1t is one OF row OF three built
by A. B. Kight, near Riverside Drive.
d. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. have sold for Joseph
w. Cremins TO Charles s. Guggenheim the plot
l00x1O0 at the southeast corner OF Audubon-aNe'
and ne-hundred-and-eg -ninth-st.
No "a Park-ave.. a four story American basement
building. l7xsO it reported yesterday has been
sold II is thought the buyer is A. B. Emmons. the
owner Of No CO. who few days ago bought No. 40
East Thirty-eighth-st.. which abuts on NO ID
Park-aVe.
Lovejoy & Noyes were the brokers in the sale OF
Nos 3l2 and 3I4 West Fifty -ninth-st, having pur-
chased it from Daniel Z. Seibel for client Plans
are being drawn for the erection of new tWeNe
story reproof bachelor apartment house and stores
Samuel rockingham has leased for Thomas Z.
Meyer TO Isidor Kraushaar. for ten years from
October l. at an annual rental Of $4,000 Nos. IA
and 236 SiNth-ave. and GO West Fifteenth-st The
building viii be used for drygoods store.
John NJ Gibson & Co. have sold to Mrs Anna
Rauue No 943 One-h hundred and fifty y-second-st,
four story and basement brick hathouse 25xs5Nll5
feet.
SlaRrson & Hobbs have sold for Hortense l.
.Iinines the four story brick and stone dwelling
house No. 272 West Seventy third-st, on lot lSXlo,
10 a client for occupancy. Terms private.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.

There was only one offering al the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday. II resulted follows:
BY John T. Boyd: Nos. 5jS and 800 One-hundred-
and-twenty- y-siNth-st, south side. 20 feet east Of
Broadway lots. each 25x99lt, two five story
brick hathouses; William H. Macy jr., executor
etc, against Thomas J. Robinson and another (ac-
tons ! and p; ". B. d @. F. Chamberlin, attor-
neys; James A. Lynch, referee; due on
each, SS9e0 each subject to taxes, etc. $25; the
plaintiff for S3S 200
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
partition Sales.
IN PARrITIoN.-New York Supreme cour

IN PARTITION.-New York Supreme Court,
County Of lincs. Elizabeth Rnteen. plaintiff
tgsirst William R,ntelen and otherB defendants In
lale mede and entere5 IN the & above entitled action.
cav c the i 1nSeI5es m " the Reger q fo s tisf s on ss
STspf hS ha Of s 2 3 o. NV III 6 9a~sy % m IN @ e
day of June lol a y o'clock noon Of that day. the
therein described as follows Parcel Number one:
buildings thereon situate lying and being in the
City OF New York, formerly Eag Morissnis. County Of
glisIed lots No 3lT 6hree hunsr- seyenteen)
certain map entitled Map Of Wilton P6r, Mo-rs and
East Morrisana in the town q Morrisana Westchester
ngneeT h i sted Hf% & York @ any ~ 1871 now on ne
5l7 and No BIZ taken ioe@iher, are bounded and
point the Northeas,ery Of westchescr Raii Road
erly from the Norhery side Of linton and West
bun5re | and dEe set ] S 5ng No 5iS one one
IsraijeI Nth Wesicfester Rain P5 tt $50 ii nd
feet a.. heneS S@uR%esle7y aong the line dividing lots
thence snt along the Northeastey side Of west
place Of beginning Excepting said premises
the city Of New york FOR the Widening Of Of can s iafn Streets S
and avenues IN said City Parcel Numher Two: All those
priyr ana felrafs - aba ab fd .sf rEn etie interest
virtue q certain ndenture of lease made executed
70 Adam G. Rntelen. and duly recorded in Office Of
seeinn 9 f 81 749 s Ib ana m o9G95y Of Ne" York @ IN
on the I'm day Of Jana2y ss end which said premises
lot OF ground. situate. yIng being 10Th Ward
cf the city Of New York. distinguished on a man of
certain lands Of Clement G Moore situate Greeiwich
IN The city Of New York recorded in Of the
Register in and for the city ana County
ldber 2oj. OF ConEeyances 55G 557 bv
number l6 Zone hundred sxteen) which said lot
Is bounded as follows viz: NOrheasteriy south
westerly side Of Twenty street SoutheaserIv ,y
line parallel with Northwestery Of Eighth Ave
Iue and Al the distance - three hundred fifty feet
Northwesterly therefrOm SouthwesfcTv
win sn5 equi distant between the SouthWesterIy
SIDE OF Twenty first street
Twentieth Street: and NorhResrerly bv line
with said Northwesterly side Eighth Avenie ana
az the distance Of three hundred
Northweserly therefrom Containing in width in from
on said Twenty first Street rear twenty five
feet and IN length each side nnetyone feet eleven
Inches, be the - '-
Dated New York. May IL. 1901
JOHN NACMER
a1tSnAN a lol-IE Esq; Attorney for PLAINTIFF No.
JAMES 4. NlEMANN Esq. Attorney for Defendants
No Al Park Row. New York C'lty 80 4e"H"'41S'
HARRY ONERINGTON. ESQ, Attorney for Defendant
copsqI Z :. '27 8 Ihird Avenue. New York city.
Madison Avenue, New York City ~ "
The Following is d diagram aboya
described as It exists at the present time:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
DOWNTOWN BUILDING MoRTGAGED.

The Importers Building Company yesterday
mortgaged its recently completed office building on
the southwest corner of Church and Leonard SITS,
TO Margaret l. Lee and Henry r. Livingston for
s00G0 for period of thirty years. with interest at
hllar
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
F1FrH-AvE IND TRANSFERRED.

Francis X Per'leton yesterday transferred to
John S. Phipps the northeast corner of Fifth-ave.
and Ninety-sxth-st for So 800 above mortgage of
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
BROADWAY PROPERTY SOLD.

Moritz L. Ernst took title to No. 434 to 43S Broad
way the northeast corner Of Howard-st., yester-
day. The price vas $4,000 over a mortgage of
100000. The sale ot this property some months ago
by Joseph A. KehCe recorded at the time.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
FrFTH.AvE. DwEILING HorsE SOLD.

Anson r. Flower yesterday transferred TO Jere-
miah C Lyons No G0S Fifth-ave. for $4,000. The
buyer viii improve the story brownstone
house upon the plot by adding another story and
basement.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SuPREME COIrRT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT NEW
YORK COUNTY.-Rapp Speidel Iron Works
plaintiff against Peter Dooley al. defendants In pur
date 1lth Of February. 1901 undersigned the
referee IN said judgment named will public auction
at the New York Real Estate Saesroom No Broad
way. in. the Borough Of Manhattan City Of York
the 1ith day of June 1901. IL that
day. by William NJ. Ryan auctioneer. the premises in
said Judgment mentioned and described as fol-
lows: All those three certain lots.
land buildings thereon erected. situate living
being the Eighteenth Ward of the Borough Of
Manhattan. the City of New York. the
side Of Fifteenth Street. and which taken together
bounded and described follows: Beginning point
In said norhery line of Fifteenth Street distant four
twenty feet of the easterly line of
Sixth Avenue running thence eastery along said north
erly Of Fifteenth seventyhve feet;
right angles from Fifteenth Street
and three inches thence westerly
parallel Fifteenth sevenyve feet thence
southerly right angles Fifteenth Street
and three inches the place
beginning being lots known Numbers fifteen
Q5), sixteen 1G and seventeen 40 filed in
the of the Register of the City and County New
entitled Map Cowman's Fifth Avenue Lots. dated
October 1882 by order OF James Hay and Daniel
Lord. Jr. executors and being the premises
veyed by Augustus T and wife to William
Hurry, dated January 18TH. 1S49 and recorded
in the office of the Register of the City and County Of
New York in Liber 512 of Convevances. 4SO.
Dated New York. May 23rd, 1901.
WILLIAM ]. A McKIM. Referee
PHILLIPS & AVERY. Attys Plaintiff, 154 Nassau
Street. Tribune Building. Manhattan. New York City.
Nos. 81. SO & West 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
Gelp nCautc0- male.

WANTED :. ARMY: Atlc bodied. unmarried
~ Of 81 ard 35. citizens of United
states character and temperate habits who
speak. read ard write ENGLISH. For information apply
RFN RI TING OFFICER. - Third Ave. l32 Park
Ave or 81 Z 81. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
18th Street.

10Th Street.
The above is diagram Of the property TO be sold.
The amount of the lien for which
the is to be sold is 49, with interest from
February 1lth 1901 together with and allowance
S43o14, with from February 1lth
1901 together with the Of sale. The approx
Of liens said property for and
is Sl707S and interest he premises will be sold
prior mortgage for SlS4Oo with interest
AZ per from December 81. 1900.
MiIIIAM J. A. MckIM. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

o. II. p Belmont yesterday recorded the transfer
of HIS house. No. 677 Fifth-aYe.. TO his wife on
the transfer We're revenue stamps amounting to
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
G ountra Bnarn.
THE CHATEAU.

THE CHATEAU.
For select family homes beautiful Evergreen Park:
only families private dining for each; 30
m 2s minutes from station:
photo. circular Address CHATEAU.
PassaiC, y. J.
4 DVERTISEMENTs and SUBSCRIPTIONS for The Tribune
~ "A their Uptown ONCE. No. 2+2 broadway.
% door until O'Clock m. advertise
received the following branch offices regular
office until $ o'clock viz pa Sth ave. =
st. 9Th 18Th st. Macy's 6h-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

single: experienced driver
rider ant groom, temperate, ohIigiug. best
references as 70 character. habits and
ahj.ity. couotry preferred Address I.E,E,
10 East -Sl-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
Relialoms Norires.

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AD-
VENT, broadway and 93d-st, Rev. G. r. KROTEI.
D. D., Pastor Services IL a. m, p. m. Sunday
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st and broadway
- g. ii' anu
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

CpACHMNN. Single. sober Industrious.
last employer can be seen. w. 152 East
list ST
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

STRANGERS are cordially invited 0 attend SER
SEVENTH AVENUE UNITED PRESBYTERIAv
CHURCH (above 12th-st): mornings. II; evenings s
All free. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS

West 57th-st.. near sth-ave
Rev. ID. ASA BLACKBURN Pastor
RALLY SUNDAY.
IL A. M. THE HOLY GHOST
1:45 D. MIR. BLACKBURN will sneak
All seats free. Deems Bible Class. 10 a m
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
&" IN HIS STEPS"

AoHUIuUII-S StUTy,
INTERPRETED BY LEONARD CARVER
OF Salifornia Sunday. p NJ. West Side Y Nj c A
AUDITORIUM. 9th Street Robert "a
Strine Baritone. chorus will snc son
free For exclusively, $3.50 "' ->'i seats
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST, ,,- -,
sfsnca 4o serce between 9Th and 9TH avesChrstan
Wednesday evenings at o'clock Reading rooms open
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
Slth-st-. R.v. ABBOTT E KTrTREDGE. Pastor.-The
sacrament of the Lords Supper o'clock, and new
members seceived. Dr. KITTREDGB will preach at
?: m SIbject: Them Which Asleep Christian
Endeavy prayer meeting 7:I5 p. n.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

GARDENER--By man who thoroughly
understands the care and management OF
greenhouses. graperies. flowers, fruits ard
vegetables and the laying out OF new places:
twelve years first class recommend alton
from present employer. Address for one
week. j. NJ. Box Sf7 Greenwich. Conn
PCstoftiCe
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

\ GARDENER by profession. a MARTYR to
circumstances, like his great ancestor
Adam. seeks to satisfy the sentence that
destiny wrote on the brow of man: refer
ences on ability and character good Ad-
dress GARDENER. Postofnce. Morristown.
Y j.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
WORK WANTED.

MPie-
YOUNG MAN. 2t: two years experience
in jobbing confectionery house: reference.
A. HANSON. 6S3 Greenwich-st.
YOUNG MAN 81; strong and willing; TO
work as porter driver. or run elevator.
w E1VANS, 30 Carmine-st.
YOUNG MAN. II. 10 learn carriage paint
ing or any other good trade. Apply 341
East 65th-st-, janitOr.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

CpNtUMAN and GARDENER. - BY a re-
spectacle Frenchman; good reference L.
e. l53 West 25th-st
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

GARDENER. Experienced all around. IN
vegetable and fruit growing: greenhouses
and grounds; good iorist SINGLE best OF
reference. Address c. H.. Box "a. Tribune
once. 49,. --.sl-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CFUrRC.tJ cor
22d- st-Rev. WALTER DTJNCAN RIrC,H Hii,ya AN
D. D. Pastor breaches at II a M and s D. m Pre-
paratory service Wednesday next % m =
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
EMPLOY NIGNr AGENCIES.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

"a EAST DIST ST. square and single
room; large "iosets. bath: key to Gram
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
AGENTS.

WANTED.--Several capable men in each
state 10 travel and appoint agents: sal
airy Slop per month and expenses, together
with commission on sales made by agents
appointed. position permanent to right
party; no experience necessary, but un-
questioned references as to high character
must he furnished Address JOBBER 033
$50 Dearborn St. Chicago
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

CARETAKER ER-Two sisters. middle aged.
viii take care Of house during Summer:
good reference. Address CARETAKER. SO5
East 36th-st-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev r. p JOHNSTON d D. Pastor-sarv,css ar =,
a. m. and n m Preaching by Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
DESTROYER OF MOTHS.

FlOTm8a E1O1T TMSo
Protect your rurI and woolIens against
moths by sending then to Chas. \. Norch.
S54 Fulton-st BrooElyn; goods put through
Al process that destroys all moths and their
iaryae without inturv 10 finest fabrics. and
sealed in boxes Moths destroyed in Furni-
ture Carpets. Rugs. Mattresses. etc All
work warranted Established - Years Refer
10 Fred'k Loeser X Co. Furniture Dept
New-York tribune., 1901-06-01
HELP WANTED.

ATTENTION.-MeI. wanted; s5 to all prin-
cipal ports Of Europe: London. Liverpool.
6lhsgow, Hull, Hamburg. Bremen. also
free passage procured. Apply Shipping Of
hces. Cllnton-st. and 73 West-st-, N \.
MARRIED COUPLE to take charge OF
boarding house for drivers and farm help;
house. food. fuel furnishings and steady
employment to the right people; $50 per
month Address s. C, Box 20, Castleton
Corners.
WANTED.-Men to travel to Europe by as
sisting feeding live stock on fast steamers:
also experienced cattlemrn for steady work
CAL personally ATLANTIC SHIPPING OF
FICE, 95 lst-St.. New York
HELP WANTED.
Female
MARRIED COUP. .E.-Wife to do general
housewOrk; husband 10 make himself use
ful on country place; good home and steady
employment to the right people; wages 500
per month: only two in family. Address.
with references. ;. c., Box 20. CastletOn
Corners.