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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-10-08

a cigar. 1t was noted that she did not
testify to any threat on the part OF MI.
Gonzales.
THE WITNESSES.
A. G. LaMotte was the first witness
examined for the State. He did not
see the shot fired. but corroborated to
a degree the testimony Of other Stale
witnesses as to the position occupied
by Mr.. Gonzales and the prisoner.
C. M. Lide was next sworn. He too
testified that the three men approach
ed In the relative positions described
by Senator Brown. He declared that
after the shot was fred and Talbird
sprang between them he saw the pr1s-
oner moving his pistol to and fro over
Tarbird's shoulder as though he would
shoot again-which calls to mind !ai-
birds testimony that Tillman told hlEl
at the Jail on the day Of the shooting
that he would have shot again except
for fear of shooting Talbird.
August Schiedman, youth OF some
IS wears, an eyewitness, added ma
terially to corroboration OF other
States witnesses. He also thought the
prisoner was going to shoot again.
At the conclusion Of Mrs. Melton's 8
testimony the solicitor announced that
the State was not ready to close but
asked a suspension until Tuesday
morning to give time for other VIII
nesses to arrive. 1t might be tnat Ine
State would offer other testimony.
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STATE MEDICAL soclETrs NEW HEAD.

DR. A T Rristop of No. 2S4 Clinton-st. Brook
sy-n was elected president Of the Medical Society
of the State Of New-York. at the annual conVen-
fion at Albany. which closed on Thursday
Dr. Bristow is connected with many hospitals on
onz Island and is q member of several medical
societies. lie was graduated in arts IRON naie
University in 1873, and in medicine from ColuInbla
University 1876. He a chemical professor. OF
surgery in the Long Island College Hospital. presl-
DENT Of the BROOKLYN Medical Society, visiting sur
eeon to the Kings County Hospital St Jonn $
lgrspital and the Long Island College HoSpltal,
consulting surgeon to the Long Island State Hos
7,ital and the Bushwick Hospital He served as
president of the Kings County Hospital Alumni
Association the Long Island Alumni Association,
the Medical Department Of Columbia UNIVERSITY
and the BROOKLYN Surgical Society. He is feIow
Of the New-York Academy of Medicine and the
American Academy of Medicine, and is also a
5nembe~ Of the Hamilton Club and the University
Club. Of Brooklyn
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HOPES OF eUDEN MEN IN cuNNEEN.

The litigation over the unpaid salaries Of eX-
Sheriff C5lden-s employees WAS before the State
Civil Service Commission at its meeting here yes
terdav It is now about year since the question
was first brought up. and AT that time the COM
mission refused to pay the salaries The case was
taken 70 several Of the lower courts. which held
Thar the emploves were entitled 10 their money
rToe Ease is now in The hands % the Court OF Ap-
reals The commission decided that the question
Mould be presented TO the Attorney General ana
ghsf they would abide by his decision. 1 ne en-
EIoves of the present Sheriff of Brooklyn. William
< MELODY also made request that their salaries
he raid. The same decision was rendered by the
commission.
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DIES AT AGE OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS
Deceased Man Familiar. in New-Jersey and
This State as Drygoods Pedler.

Elizabeth, n. J., Jan. 3o-Isaac Levenson'
who was said to be the Oldest man in this city,
died to-6al in the Alexian Hospital here from
the infirrnities of age. He had been in the hos
pital for several months.
He born in Jerusalem one hundred years
ago last Christmas, and had been a citizen OF
the United States since 1859. He was dry
goods pedler. and was a familiar figure In many
towns Of New-Jersey and several In New YORK
State, which he occasionally visited with ms
pack ON his back. He had great vitality, ana
continued to peddle until he was no longer
able TO walk Then he was admitted TO the
hospital. He will be buried in the Jewish ceme-
terry.
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ROUGH WEATHER FOR TEuToNlc.

The White Star Line steamship Teutonic arrived
I4re from Liverpool yesterday after a trip OF
oavs % hours 81 minutes. The log OF the YES
sci indicated that i've DAYS the voyage were
= emf in beating her way through gales and head
SECS which broke continually over her bow. On
January Is the vessel able TO make only 10
knots
Returning after a three months stay in England,
.1ere he had been for his health J. p. Grace, a
son Of ex-Mavor William r. Grace was met by
his father Sidney Lee. the author. also a
passenger on the Teutonic. He will lecture at
Gwen institution. Boston. and. Trask lecturer
81 Princeton He went to the Manhattan Hotel
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ATLANTIC CITY Y. 7.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. ].
The DENNIS is beautifully situated,
directly facing the Ocean and Board
walk. Hot and cold Sea water in Pr1-
vate baths All Golf privileges.
For convenience. of, prospective visit
ors from New York and vicinity, we will
have personal representative at the
Holland House, New York, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday OF
each week during February from 10
A. NJ. to s P. NJ, with room plans and
ali information.
WALTER 7. BUZBY.
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Religious Notlres.


MEMORIAL BAPTIST, ". Washington sauare-ED-
RS TEMf sETERN Vionist and pianist
evening service special eyapgelsc fe5Ses except FRI
Gs1 ngst WSen Mr. MAcMURRAY viii preach
NEw-YoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7thi 1nr,os and
esTces R and 45 after morning service
OLD FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
,,5,s CIV Ws n aP9 aI56-'' win preach.
II M The Gifts eI,5 OF :s'a oratorio 1.-The
4:ao p. m' musical P aesn1Ss s Sui''' "a" ~
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN. CHURCH.
62erRTT TA aESER s + d. D. A1 Tfs'4
Services at Il a. r, m; and d,s1 p m at s
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
Central Park West and 6sth-st-
Sunday services gyFtac. 1i !.sPr nj and p n"
sunday school y M dna5dsy evening mes S.ig
o. oe @c to p NJ. and sunday afternoon
SEVEN f1I Rev RoBERT gAGNEIL Pastor 5a;,,or.
1890 o0mmS MISS a paN 5f5PsIIf
the celebrated missionary speaker viii condHSe ra She
viii speak tomorrow after Communion ana at 40 afr
J NJ. CORNELL leads ADS IN me fr mass meeting
'0o" Tonight Edward Mead in dramatic readings
sp1p1r1rA1, SCIENCE INSTITUTE as1 West 55th-st
OBJ fk senc eno h f9" sunday and Monday
evenings February and = o'clock sharp irit3aI and
psychic laws full foTmsl physG2 an
pbemica; manifestations and mental tests aiord ing
a;antists and others opportunities for nvesgdtilS w
hiIosonhy phenomena Of modern
continuously demonstrated duTng their 81 G HE
~ ti'e she Oldest uninpeachable ana
Of religions dark seance Press opl I. T., tbo
aough is rsmark4be medgm IN 5ne
r+or5 New-York World. The entire mani
too wonderful for explanation -Ne"-i"'N i
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPIsCoPAb CHURCH
o. 76th-st of Columbus-aNe -,-1r,
REV JAMES OLIVER WILSON. D. D.. PASdUFH,
r -, -raachine by the Pastor and Holy Communion
d. ~ pp6oraI festival The Prodga SON with an
.dsr e nv Dr. Wilson on IMMORTAL HYMN Writ
Frs
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MACHINERY.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
= wood and iron working machines: fuzzy
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eK-
Changed. GEO. B. EDDY. 1893 MadlsoL-s-:
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LAWYERS.

SMITH & ENGEL. reliable lawyers 900
broadway New-York; accidents, done%
tic dificu. ties quickly adjusted: consu-ea
tior. free.
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Religious Noilffs.

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.
Carnegie Hall. 7th-eve and 57th; .sc.s lecture
SUNDAY mornlng aSTE scHM1pT Of Cornell uni
versity; subject ''zola- All interested are invited
ST. BARTHoLoMEws CHURCH. Msdison-e s,"s.o and
the Of R tbe RAy Communion At Regular
oSi6e9. DE ssFF GREER F win preach.
STEPHEN MERR1TTs
Gospel meetings every night Come
ST. cHEGH Ss&s an and R 5lss'
Rev E W 1fdr Ga5R MnbRES a. N m ~ ''Y''
Litany. Holy Communion and I'd sermon 'ReV- III Dad
Evensonr and sermon o' Junior j. curate) D
ST JAMEs.g METHODIST. CHURCH.
Ah MaaiS0P M axs 5ss E-ot Pastor;
ST MATTHEW'S cHgFcF s4t 46T P Rse1o4 ce4sel
R Tiees T 4:so II F ssd $ ef'l f'0'' IT, - ~
ST PAULs METHoDIsr E saa sf}5.A CHURCH
Rev 'Eo Fresching By the Pastor
i p :. M-TH9 GsY97T7nR THROUGH DEFEAT
Prayer service Wednesday evening. e''N
sTEPHENs CHURCH 1 $50 West s55 ii a. fn
and p. m "
THE s2NFE ii & held il Moth 5ne
day. p1ay a. MAKE f. r pS Fe Of tRsir
cIAPMA% t and ;n ohio Indiana and Illinois All
teresfed men and women. cordially invited
rHEosopHIcAtI s9c Il Y: R5r: 4 10 RR h
Truth of TheosOphy. --,..,
ro..r-a Tuesday 2. Sis p. GenealoS'caI
AiO0 Hall West 5Sth-st-
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN NHCF'H
conner of 10th s-Public worship tomorrow at IL a ~
and 8 r m The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALE@\ANDrf'
- - III ,-aacb The Sacrament of the Lords supper
LIN =. nbseryed in the afternoon Of to-no6roW az
ocIock sunday school and Eloe classes d. '''' -
y ~ grnsdaI, evening service at o'clock
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CItTRGH 42d-sf,- y n
- 6tba yes.-Rev. ANTHONY h EN NM u L'
breaches al II q M and ) p M
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PAwNRRGNERS SALES.

L. L. FIRUSKI. Auctioneer, 20 Bowery'
Feb 2HBv G. Lang & Co. 6ss 6th-ave..
diamonds. watches. jewelry, me tiffany
jeweiry. all pledges prior Jan. "a ISo2' all
older dates held over.
FEB. BY H. F'reund & Co.. Avenue B.
clothing, etc, pledged prior Jan. %, 1902
Feb. by VIM. Goldstone, 81 Park Row.
diamonds, watches jewelry, all pledges
prior Jan % 1902, ali older dates.
Feb. by NJ. Manning & Sons. $40
Sd-ave. 5S4 Sth-ave., clothing etc, pledged
prior Jan -, 1902.
Feb. 6-By Goidstone Bros. $50 6th-ave.,
diamonds watches, jewelry. ali pledges
prior Jan. %, 1902. all older dates held
JOS. sHoNGooD & SONS, Auetioneers,
salesrooms. No 81 Bowery.
Feb. 2-Men's and women's clothing, etc.
Kaskers Loan Office. 1868 West 42d-st.
Feb. 3-Jewelry, watches, diamonds. etc.
pledged previous to Jan. 26 1902. Benz
Abuses, 2T9 Stanton-St.
Feb. 4-Men's and women clothing. etc,
Alex. Freund .545 3d-ave.
Feb. 6-Jewelry, watches. diamonds. etc,
Kaskers Loan Office, 3G3 West 42d-st.
CENTRAL. AUCTION co. NJ Sheehan
Auctioneer. 152 aud ia Canal-st.
Feb. BY Est John simpson, l75 Bow
cry. diamonds. jewelry, etc, pledged to No.
3S501. Dec. l. 1901 and old dates held over
Feb. BY !. Simpson & Co. 225 Park
Row, diamonds, watches. etc. pledged 10
No. coo Oct !. 1901, and old dates held
over.
Feb. by 7. Freel. $50 Grand st,
Brooklyn, odds and ends.
Feb. by Fillin. jewelry, etc.
Feb. 6-By Film. clothing.
ELI soBEL Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells 10
a. III all goods pledged TO Jan. 20 100.
Feb. 2-JeweIry. watches. diamonds, odds
and ends, etc. preyer Il Natal, :i,3 Sth- av.
Feb. 4Iewelry. kory Bros. and Bay
Ridge loan Office Brouklyn
Feb. 5--Jewelry. watches. diamonds odds
and ends. etc. r. Tigner, 277 9th ave.
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WINTER PARK, FLORIDA
w THE ROGERS
Capacity rs Beautiful drives. Golf. fishing. &C.
So 90 to $500 daily.
Special weekly
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
SPECIAL RATE TO CNEHPI4oYED.
"a words. 3 times. liz cents
7 time rate. 10 GEMS
A WE'LL EDUCATED young man, en-
ployed at present time in large corpora
ton, speaking Spanish and English. de-
sires to change for other position, giving
best references. Address l.. A, stationery,
=, $50 Sth-aVc.
ASSISTANT POOkKEEPER-Youn man.
20; experience: best references. ROTH
STEIN. pa East T7th-st.
ROOKKEEPER, %; thorough double entry;
good education; fair penman; correct
habits; willing to work: SIS week; best ref
ererces. ACCOUNTANT, 30. Hudson-st..
Hoboken. n. j.
BOOKKEEPER. accountant. office man
ager 81. desires position of trust and re
sponsibility; twelve years experience man
ufacturing and mercantile lines; AL refer
ences. WILLIAMS. 13I Pennsylvania-ave..
Newark, n. j.
BOOKK EEPER.-By man Of all around
ability: can take full charge of mer-
chants or manufacturers accounts; eco
nomical methods and system: moderate pay
for permanent. progressive position. j.
MILLER, 461 5Sd-st. Brooklyn
ROY. Is in office: can furnish references.
THEO WEINSTEIN, 220 East 95th
BAKER = LAU-NDRESS. - BY man and
wife in hotel or club: man as baker. wife
as laundress- \. p. rs West 2Jth-st.
CARPENTER. %. with tools. Address L.
LUsSo. III Main-st. BROOKLYN
COFFEE RoAsTER. Experienced: coal or
gas. Address J. ]. HARRIS. 23S South
4th-st., Brooklyn
CARPENTER and repairing: oil
or new. f. TRIUMPH. 531 w 44th-st.
CARPENTER By swede. lately landed;
understands his business. \. AMBER
SON, 552 Atlantic-ave.. Brooklyn
C0NFTDENTIA! CLERE or SECRE-
TARY man, well recommended.
of exceptional experience. desires to change.
w :. W. care - Mrs. pctnan. 81 West
nth -.
COATMAKER.- First class. for men and
women; steady work. DURANSI<i. 40
East l2th-st.
CORRESPONDENT speaking English.
French and Spanish with manutactur
ipa, or export house: best OF references All
dress j. B. -ARoIN. - Elh-si-. Paterson.
n i.
DRAUGHTSMAN. college graduate. with
long experience in alt around mechanical
work; ship building, oil burning and prae-
teal engineering; first class references. =
WEABE, 227 East 50th-st
DRUG CLERK. Licensed in New York.
speaking Eng ISL French and italian,
wishes steady position. IS West 18th St
ENGINEER.-I.ttensed steamhrtk and
machinist, own tools. sixteen ye~rs *
perienct or ice machines. ECIDFF, 316
East 39th-st
ENGINEER y: understands dynamo;
steam filter blacksmith and machinist-
J. S. 52l Humbcidt-st-. Brooklyn.
ENGINEE and MECHANIC OF engines.
pumps, dynamos. hydraulics. city
country ERNST. "a Lyou-st-. Paterson.
-
ELEVATOR RI <NER Man married. AZ
anything not afraid ~ hard work best
city reference. kRAUS. 10 East hist.
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TENNESSEE.
VIRGINIA.
wARW0GlZ.

WOT[El wABW0GGG.
NEWPORT NEWS 4.
modern brick hreproof structure containing etey
.,.nerce nec-ssarv 10 comfort discriminating
srsvesrs Particularly adapted 10 prolonged soourn
Situated II f1ll view U 1-s MS
tor1c Hampton RoaoE-
~ + q SANVILIE. stunt. Newport News Va
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATION

Maze
GENTLEMAN. IS; thirteen years expert
ence as expert machinist: graduate OF
law: one where a knowledge Of law ana "a
mechanics is essential JOHN FOiE En- 90
B-st. n. E. Washington D q
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Gonntrn Boaro-

T,oARD FOR AK INvALID--A pleasant home N a
ID retired physicians family COX -a' D9'Os fe'I''
~
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WORK WANTED.
Female.
COMPANION.-Fgr few hours daily, by
refined young woman; sings; speaks
French and English: references. h, Box
81 Tribune Uptown Office. 1854 Broadway.
CASHIER-A lady as cashier; references.
Miss HART. 22J East 41st-st., ground
floor.
GCVERNESS.-By a young Swiss lady
who has morning hours disengaged, as
visiting gorerness; French, music and
Spanish l. B., 129 East 16th-st.
INSTITUTION WORK.-By woman: ex-
perienCed; good references. a. c.. Box
50. Tribune Uptown Office. 1864 Broadway
NURSE. by refined North German: first
class: teaches kindergarten and German;
full charge of children over three years;
wages $25: refere-Ces. Is. w. Box 20.
Tribune Uptown Office, 1864 Broadway
STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
By young girl; lately graduated from col
lege. SI4 Hancock-st-. Brooklyn
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For Reservations. Terms, Etc. Address the Managers
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LOST.

LOST handbook No. 35S.729 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same TO the bank within thirty days, or the
said book Will he declared cancelled ard
eXtinguished and a new one issued in lieu
thereof.
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HELP WANTED

TT I'll
Male.
Re YOUR OWN BOSS,-Nakn money. T Qr
: cents. will send YOU business propoesa o
ton and sample For 10 cents. book OF ooo
valuable trade secrets and recipes Tor az
ticles in every day use. ENIEf'F fNi7I1
CO. 255 West 10th-st.
EXPERIENCED MAN to solicit consisn,
rnents for auction sales: will make uoeIal
terms. Apply 1912 Monday, THOS; laAN-
DAJJ & BRO. IS and 80 Waverley Place-
MEN. ATTENT1ON!-By doing an easy
work you can travel to England 1or -.
to Germany $40; also free transporCatISh
procured, return massage. Apply main oi-
flee 115 1st-st., New-York.
MEN WANTED on fast steamers to Liver
pool and London feeding cattle for pas
sage Apply 66 Greenwich-st-
WANTED. Capable men in every town or
CITY to Introduce our COMBINATION
LEGAL AID AND PROTECTION CON
TRACT Nothing like It on the market
Good workers can make more money Win
US than at any other employment Can
upon or address ALLIANCE PROTECTION
CORPORATION. 40 Broadway.
WANTED.-Capatle newspaper and book
canvassers: one OF the most attractive
PROPOSITIONS ever presented IN New-1oTk
Apply 20 WILLIAM Ii GUTEIIUS. IT'D
une Office.
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HENRY FRANK.
Carnegie Lyceum oil rs only Occult Forces Spirit
ual World new series. Prologue, God in Railroad
Wreck"
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

COACHMAN and GARDENER Country
tforougfly experienced, careful driver
sober and obi ging. married. one child :.
wife would do laundry work Il necessary .
best OF references. PIERCE 10 West
6Sth-st-
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FURs REMODELLED.

E,TrRS remodelled inside two days at re
duced prices: old furs taken in exchange
for new. ALASKA FUR COMPANY, 92I
Broadway. DIST and 22d SITS.
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LADDERS. DERRICNs. POLES
PORTLAND LADDER
lullLlllLL- Co. 40 World Bldg
n. Y. Tel. 2475 John. Best of ladders &C.
iivered ct 2lc. per foot
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GOUNODS ''GALLIA' will be sung Sunday AT p. m
St Marks 1oh-st. and 2d-ave. by thirt
voices conducted by Mr.. John c. Dempsey. All seat
are free. and everybody is cordially welcome
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LOST.-Bankhook No. 307 5O5, Scamcn-s
Bank for Savings a and as Wall 81
New-iorh. Payment stopped and cancel
lation applied for. Please return 10 bank
LOST or STOLEN -Bankhook No. III. 307
Of the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
Payment stopped Please return book 10
bank. No. 81 Chamh. 5s-st.
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LAUTNDRE SS-First class. does all Sinns
Of tine linen; best Of references; can see
present employer. Address t0f ". 5Tth-si-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

Female.
! COOk.-By thoroughly competent you1r
woman; excellent private family refer
ences; city or country. Call las 6th-sve-
| COOK. &c-CoIored cook or Iauadress.
thorough city experience; private family
| or boarding house excellent personal refer
| ences; neat, obliging. painstaking; trust
| l,609 Broadway.
| COOK. &c.-CHAMBERNAID. Sc
young competent cook and laundreSs or
general hOusswOrker, also chaubsrrnaid
and waitress; separate Cr together. city o.
country $50 6th-ave-. ID floor.
COLORED GIRL good sewer. willing 10
assist IN light duties, or take care q
| child city or country. LAURENA. t3S
DAYS WORK-By Swedish woman: ary
kind: good worker; washing. cleaning.
1oo East l2sid-st-, basement.
DAYS WORK-By Communications 70
out by day; work Of any kind: bachelor
apartments or Office cleaning Call 6l3
West 5Ibh st, paricr floor. left
GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.-Bv coIors4
girl Janitress. 5o9 West 54th-st-
HOUSEK EEPER. reliable Protestant.
competent trustworthy housekeeper. good
cook, nurse, searlStress; in widower's Or
bachelors home: city or country: good ref
crences. VI. H. Box -. Tribune Uptsvn
Office. 1884 Broadway.
HOCSEWORk middle aged woman N
small plain family Call SWEENEY.
LIS 3d-ave.
HOCSEWORR.-By young widow. with eoy
(hvel. Mrs CLIFFORD. as West 18Th
St. basement
INFANTS NURSE or CHAMBERMAID.
By competent colored girl: good reference.
Z MANUAL. So East 132d-st.
KITCHEN GIRL-By young Irish girl n
respectable family ADV ETtTISER 40
West 46th-st.
LAUNDRESS class does all kinds
Of rine linen; best Of references; can see
present employer. Address 1ot ". 5Ith-si-
MAID and SEAMSTRESS.- BY competent
Swedish girl. good reference +. ". Box
&c, Tribune Uptown Office. I.S64 BrOadVaN-
NJ Respectable. experienced rurss
would care TO" invalid or nervous lady. Or
any illness, terms reasonable. references
from physician. Address Mrs. LEE -
/ East 3ed-St.
NURSERY GOvERNESS BY a refined
young English girl. a;eiy landed; MI
teach music If necessary S.J3o tth-a'e.'
Birch's bell
NJ. Rs T. Young lady 20 mind child ore Or
two years ola; references. I'D hs't
t2ist-st
NURSE. -. igIish: large experience IN
nervous casrs- care Invalid light house.
work SHEPHERD. ti5 w. 16,il-st. rear.
NURSERY lady 20 take care II chtld
about TIVE wears cid Cali IS Nes-
SGth-st-- two bells.
SEA- lST&ESS BY French Swiss win
single lady VI grown up child h--i''
2Sa west Soth-st.
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MAID and SEAMSTRESS BY competent
Swedish girl: good reference. r. ". Box
&c, Tribune Uptown Office 1854 Broadway.
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HUGH O. PENTECOST.
81 Madison 21th-St., Sunday. m,
Can Rich Men Be Disciples of Christi
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

100000
ST, BRRTHGl GMEW'S
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
oil East 42d-st First class domesJics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers, ma
irons. governesses, tutors, etc.
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OACHNIAN.-Receu-Iy diseugaged. ne
dun size; English; thirty; competent
groom. driver and workman: fully pro
fcfent: generally useful: private. city or
country; excellent recommended onS. KEEL
SAIL, 239 West 66th-st-
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AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN. CHURCH corner
12ist-st Rev MERLE ST. g WRIGHT Pastor will
breach at II: subject The Greed of Maeterinck
day school, 9:45 a m
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ATTRACTIVE SALE OF FURs

AT QUARTER COsT.-Collars and cape
Seal Coat. Chinchilla faced; Tersla o,+b :
Mink faced. BINDSEIL. ~ west ssLn--
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Nj Rs Z Young lady 20 mind chi!d one o.
two years old; references. I'D hs>I
t2Ist-st-
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TIME PENNHURST.
\ ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
ichigan-ave second houss from beach and Boardwalk
honelike hotel, with refined surroundings
and patronage Every appointment including elevator,
WILLIAM R. HOOD.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 22d-st.-Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN
D. D.. Pastor. breaches p. Pre-
paratory service Wednesday next. p.
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COACHMAN zud USEFUL MANY
young man understands the care Of fine
horses and carriages careful driver; honest.
sober, willing, obligings good references. J.
l.. $50 Bleecker-st-
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ALL SOULS CHURCH UNITARIAN)
4tll- ave. and 20th-Et.
Rev THOMAS r. SLlCER. Pastor. will preach. Sub
OF The Argument of a Good Life Ser
vices II a. All cordially invited. Pastors study
class after service. Sunday school parish 10
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TINE RUNNYMEDE. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Il PARK PLACE, NEAR BEACH.
and overlooking Park. Open ell year Steam heated
Elevator, private baths, etc. Booklet
MRS. L McILWAIN.