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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
SIN @afen Yort Ylrtbur'S.
Sanbelsuertrag 5tpii6en 9enti6la1b 1ll1b Oeaerrei6
uabri6einlid.
SntGnbe bel Der rnididen Mrmee in Der Man0tureL. -Sie Medlenburger
mioerfpenfig.- gfeues Gelo fir Ranama. -gfebel in 9on6on. = Mbniral
Sabis in garis. -Grobeben In Eaaama.

nertpirfii9t tperoen.
Nuf cine bssislide Mnfrase In Der
biefi9en ruiff1en goti4aft puroe
Der 8ei9eib, bab bon elmer iolaen Nb-
idt bes 3oiiers Nitolaus ni1ts be-
tannt fei.
8 r. Ba9em deibet aus
BEN 2anbtage
Berlin, 81. Sea. Der Nbse-
pronete Or. Ba1em, Der befannte Gib=
rer bes @entrums i'm &eihsta9e uno
preubif4en Nbgeoronetenbauie, bat,
ME aus 3uberldifi9er Nueue ~berlautet,
beidloHen, bas 2anotaasmanbat. nell
Dies er bonn 10. 9hKeloorfer Wabl-
freiie (Rrefelo) bat, nieoersule9en. Sn
parlamentariiden 2reiien miro biels
fad angenommen, BADEN MOLE i'm
Nbssoronstenbauie Dem 2eip3iger
&eitsgeridtsratb Or. Spain als
@entrumsfthrer Plab MAIDEN. Der nur
Dem Reidstage als Mitglieb angeh6rt.
Or. 8ahem III felt benz Sabre 1889
ununterbroden Witslieo bes preubis
fden AbseOronetenbauies fur 3refslo-
Staot gepeien.
6 o m bination Der Staatss
2ottetten.
Berlin, 81. Oe3. Die preus
Bii9e &egierung berbanoelt nit bener
Der anoeren Su%nbesfaaten tusssn se=
meinIamen 8etriebes Der beridiebenat
Staats= 2otterien, um bic llnfofen FIR
N9enten &C. 5u berminoern unb cine
geredtsre gertheiluns Der prOfits gu sr.
rei9sn.
Seine 6 T 3 D 9 b d.
lenb. GibiIIif e.
Berlin, 81. Ee3. Der 2ano=
tag bon M~sdlenburg S1merin bleibt
oid:6pfis. gr bot gum s~tpeiten Male
ben bonn @robbersog Grieorid Gran3
w. seforberten 3ufduB CUR &entnersi
oes SOfes .abgelebnt, neil bic Mittsl
bes DuDbe3 : Bunoesfaatss Dos nidt
erlaubsn, 10 BOB Elm f6arfer Conflict
unbermeioli9 lit. Der @roBber3os
n,ar fGon Dor Wonatsfrif, tuegeu grs
b6buns ieiner @iuilite In bewesliden
Worten bOrftellie setuorben. gr elaubte.
benz 9anbssparlament %fonnsntlar be-
piefen 3u 6aben, baB er nod 3einer i'm
Sommsr erfolsten 0ermdbluns nit
Prin3sifin Mleranora, Der 3meiten
So9tsr oes 9sr3oss prn Cumberland,
nit ben bisberiaen Wiiteln ni4t mebr
ausfommer1 f3nne.
@r bate ben Serren 3ifermdBis oar=
setban, baB fein pribatberm6gen fa
Hart bsrminoert babe, uno oab that
id9li9 cine Notbtase pOrliese, usIde
er aus eisensr 2raft nidt gu beieitigen
berm6ge. Mber Der 2anota9 mar ihon
bamals 10 unb6aid, fi4 ni9t iiberssu=
gen su lafen, uno feline jebige ableb=
nenoe Saltung 9egentiber benz aweiten
br~ineenben Mppel bat ben @~robberaog
auf bas Sieffte nertimmt.
8ier3ehn get6otet.
9 remeu n. 81. BEG. Na9 ben
lsbtsn bier sinsetrOHensn !~elegraphi-
i9en Welbunaen tber bas betlagens-
tuerthe nngliid in 8%remerbafen, ino
BET benz giniiur3 Der 8oroerfront bss
~pieri6digen Neubaus tidt weniger als
bier3ebn Baubanomerter 9et6otet unb
feds f1per nerlebt moroen.
9ie 3unbe bon Der 2atafropbe bat
in 8%remerbapen Die gr6Bie @rre9une
berborgerufen, unb aQgemein miro bic
tren9te 8efrafuna Der fur bas un-
sltd berantmortli9en perfonen GEE
forbert.
Banana.
G. rbeben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
SffaFen.
Die ruffifde Glotte bel
Bort Nrthu r.

Hort TT; einige grDBere 9roBere Shins
unb SOrpebobootseri6rsr finb angeb=
lid nod iesttidtig, Deroeu aber IN Dem
beporiebencsn Sample spif6en Nomi-
raj 5ogo's Sdifsn unb Der stpsiten
baltiiden Ilotts teine &oae ipielen.
Die Sloite fonnte aneebli& feinen
Musfaa MAIDEN, oa ibre @eidube bel
Der gertbeioisuns Der 5eftuns sebrau9t
tpurben.
8lotaoe5re9er 7.
2onbon, %. Ssa. Ssm vSailp
telegraph" pirb aus 8i9ifu semeloet,
baB Der 9ampfer y9aop WitdeQ" bon
Sfnatao nit elmer 2aoung 2ebens'
mittsln, Munition uno Spnamit wdb=
rero zines Sdneeffurmes in ben Safen
bon port artbur selanste.
Die Sapaner iOlen our9 bic &ufen
s%en6tbist moroen iein, ibre Steanng
auf benz gth.g erse tpieber su rdumen.
Die Sapaner bermenoen Sauienoe
bon 9ulis bel Der Nnlase bon gefeffi=
eungen BEL port Nrthur uno Dalnp.
Sen. Nosi bsabfdiiet anaeblid
einsn al9emsinsn neuen ansrif auf
port Mrtbur uno bot um go, 900
Mann 8~erfdrtung eriuat.
Beute Sapaner
Sofio, 81. Se3. Wie bon Der
Belaaerunesarmse Dor port Mrtbur
gemelbet miro, wuroen in benz Noro-
Sort beg 3esttpan Stsels cine aan3e
an3abl leidter Sdnsafeueraei4tbe uno
Wai9inengewebre erbeutet. bic tbeil-
tpeiie nod braudbar fnb, ati4 cine
grobe Wense MunitiOn fel in bic
6dnoe ber::Sapaner.
Rad benz Qriegs9au
pIaBe.
Sotip, 81. Seabr. Der iapa=
nii9e Sransportoampfer vManibu"
miro am 26. DECEMBER nod port Nr-
thur abQeben. Ct pirb an Bcrb bic
ausldnbif9en Warine=MttoAes unb
parlamentarifde SslesatiOnen baben.
gbiIe.
gu gbren merifani9 der
8eu9er.
0alparaio. 81. Sea. Sie
vRem Dort", Bennington" uno
yWarblebeab" bonn ameritaniiden @e-
f6maber finb bier ansefommen.
gs su gbren Der geiuder beri4is.
oene Gsftli6teiten borbereitet.
SentI9lano.
Sas gintreffen Der 6ferr.
girten.
Berlin, 81. Sesbr. Die 6fer=
reidii9en Sele9irten trefen i'm 2aufe
Der rddten Wo9e in Berlin Elm, um
bic @noe Nobember in Wien abeebro=
9enen 0erbanoluneen gum Mbf9luB
zines Sanoelspertrass 3pii9en DETER
rsid-llnsarn unb Seutidlanb pisber
auf3unebmen. Samit bat fi9 bic
6Ofnuns bsrisnia:n erfhut. tusl&e sr.
wartsten. baB Oeherrei9. ungarn einen
Wea fu9en unb finben tuerbe, nod benz
S9sitern Der Miffion oes bsuti9en
Staatsistrstdrs bes Snnsrn, @rafsn b.
Yoiaootpsfi=W ebner, bod nod cine
ginisun9 nit 9euti9lanb 3u ersielen.
Man siebt fi4 iebt in Electromagnetic
len Der 3uperfi9t bin, oab bic ger-
banblunsen ebeffens elm poftipes unb
3ufrs0enteuerbes Hetnlfaf 3etftgen
tueroen, tuoour9 bic slei9aeiti9e unter-
breituns aler tpidti9en Sanbelsber-
fridge i'm Reidstaae INNER nod erm6g-
li9t pirb. Dos Sntrafttrsten oes neusn
3%oltarifs, auf benz bic neuen 0anbels-
bertrdse beruben, 3u Nnfaug bes Sab-
res 1906 btrfte fomit ohne ale Cont
plitatiOnen Dor f4 geben.
6pffnungeu.
26In, 81. Sea. Der ct. peters.
burger 2orrefponbent Der .96lnii6en
3eituns4 melbet, Der Gar Tel entf6lri.
fen, eta Wan,fef su unter5ei4nen.
in tpeldem er grfiqung Der iebn.
.liGfen Whnf9e bss rufff&en Bottles
mn - A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

Naarfte Serdu1erte craipurf s3s
5rastharter 73c; Bologna IN Ddrmea &c, In
Su& SIC.
S9nab- In xierces i. Dual. 92e:
0aa!stdt 9}e; 3. nuaIttdt 8ie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
. {.

Motbe &iben-$1.b0 per sTab.
araut-6oe bis 76c per 6aB.
B~IumenfobI 1915 per SOB.
@urfen 4Oc FER 9orb.
geIerb-per 8un4 lbe.
@riine Bobnen 76c per DuibeI.
@ranes Gorn, l0c per Dusenb.
RartofeIn ST.. 0N-1.26 per Sad.
eibtartofeIn So. 25-3.2b per Sab.
@abieie 8e-l8c per Dubenb @un4es.
Hbubarb lOc per Dusenb.
SaIat 81. 90 per 5ab.
3wiebeIn - 90c per 8uibel.
Spanii@e 3piebeln 81. ~ per Grote.
Napp Tobnen $2.10 per 1uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

Dntter, &tes uao 0eAaeeJ
8drbIer bescbIen foIsenbe 4reie:
Butter Country, 12c, 9recuerp SIC,
9I9tx 28c.
&ier-24e per Dutenb.
0tibner 84c. Sdbne 3. Turtebs-l4-l5c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

SnoianapsIts RafeeEreHG
gep0bnI. bis gutter 1O-l2e; prta,a bss as
wablter l4-16e /; Tenep 82s-sse, goIssx
DeIow 10 BIB OK, Sapa 28-32e.
Sn pa6etsn:
xrtoia $14.0O. 2tcn $3.50, Seriet $40 O
Saraeas $l2. 10. DiaiportA's $12. 30. Dutd
Sara 8lsnb SIG. 30, RaiIBou& S1a. az. eates
1tenbeb SABA $12.5O.
8uder-Dominoes $500; gtiGsuder s.70
puInerifrter 6.20e; xff3 YuIpertRrter 6 ass.
feiser sranulir.er 6.05c; Gubes $3.50: aos.
feetioners' G5.sec; Rtbseuoob u 6.55e; BOD.
mtg u 6.45c; GsnYtre Y .4Oe; SbsaI srtre
@oIben 6 6.35c; Btnoipr grtra 9 $50:
&ibsewocb 6 5.25e; selber 6 8. l5e; IL aeI.
Der 4.s6.
@etrO6aete 5rii9te-aepfs, an Der soxns
setrodnet, &c; Sobannssbeeren 7e BIS IKE:
@itron 18e bts 14c; Hoftnen, 2 grumn, pe1
Pfunb. II, 8 Grow1 7ac, 4 Grorun 7te jaas
n~enfseie ibis Sc. California N,sscateI 7<s:
SuItaaa 7ic, turportirte SuItana lie bts 1Ie
California Apriioien &c Bis 12e.
pidIes-24O0 TN Sab SO; L2Oc TIM Sal
So; 1900 tn 9aIbfas $500; 900 TN Sat
So. &.
Sprup-Stanbarb gcrn 23e bts 25e: oes
wdbIter &c Bis 32e; eorsbum sec Bis 8se;
Stem Orleans RoIsHes lse BIS 2se; sewdbL
ter 30c bis 38c.
Gtnsema&te Srt9te-BIaG5erries 8 3d..
SLICE Hea@es Stanbarb, 8 3d., "a
2.26; combs 8 %funb 81. 60-S1. s5; Bis
Psa4es, 81. 40-$1.60: snanas, etanbors.
Z Hfo., 81. 65-$I.90; eecunbs, 9 gtrna.
81 .25 $1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 gfunb Ruxs
men,. 8abarna ananas 81. 0-s2 .2be.
@efiebte @ybfen, $1,000. 76. fribe Sand o.
gents. Rarrois 90e, esnsepei@te b5e-s9
tomatoes, 8 Rfuao, 81. IO-$1.15, 8uder,
2orn 9Oc-Sl.s 90. HpfeIbutter. per DutssS,
8 Rtunb. 81.
MRe-8restI nea &c Biz 1Oe; SfIberts IL
Wanoe!n IA; pei8i@aItse Ranbe!n l5e;
Serbian RanbeIn 15e; Heamats 6e bis SIC,
gersftete &c bis &c, GusItf@e MaIniiHe
eifs-EaIs 90 Or. Tef). Sat, s-Ile y.
@aIIpne.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
ErA@te Wup 0e1mate.
Sri& te.

d te.
AepfeI-S1.5 O-S2 .76 per Sat-.
Benanen-GewdbIte 81. 25 bS $1.76 per
4un6, sueite lualitdt 7se Bis $l.00.
4ofusnaHe-$3.2b per 9uneert.
Gttronen-$3. O0-3. 80.
Oransen-Tanep California Napels $500
9loriba $s.26 BIB $3.50.
8irnen 5ee-$l 90 per BufbeI.
ssanep Btrnen-$1.6 80 per Crate.
Teisen snrprna 11-l6e bas DfinO.
DatieIn &c per 4fumb, go 4fo. 9tffen.
Neuer Sonig-16c.
Truuben lbc Bis lee per 3orb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

engros 8 Serfaufspretfe SnSorttrter
S@Eesersafs DOC per 4fanb eimbetmH4s.
S&ueperfdie TIC. @isconfn 0-eom , 2dh
l2a, Rep gori @bebbarsi l2}e, etmbesmb
i8er 2tnaturger 12-14c. Grid 18-I4e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
Banana.
6 B c b { n.

Banana, 81. Beg. 2eBte Na9t
murben i'm umtreile bon $50 Weilsn
um Banana unb Colon groff6Be per-
iptirt; bod frarer bieielben ni4t beftis.
Neue M Il n3en.
Colon. 81. Dea. Bic 3weits
Senbuns rleuer panama-S ilbermiin=
gen i'm Wertbs bon $25, 900 Fam eeftsrn
nit benz Oampfar Nopance bier an.
Die Wiin5ei Derben nd1ifen Wonai
benz Wertebr fber9eben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22

26In, 81. Sea. Der ct. peters.
burger 2orreiponosnt Der .96lnii&en
3eituns" melbet, Der Gar lei entI4lri.
fen. sia Wam,fef au unterseianen.
in pelaem er grfflung Der iebns
liGfen Whnf9e bes rufRf&en Bottles
ueriprsGe. Die frasli4e Welbun9 IdBt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-12-22
0roeerteS.

Sn~otanapsIis Rafee'HreFe
@erobmI. bts gutter 10-l2e; prts,a bts os
~dblter 4-l6e ; 5amep S2i-8se, 0oIs,s
DeIow 10 BIB OK, Sapa 2S-s2e.
Sin Yadetsn:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

VALET.-By an Intelligent ycung eoiore.f
man; perfectly honest and willing: can
shave and carr tor clothes. OF make hirrssir
generally useful as a butler: will prove
himself Indispensable 20 any person deSirous
or an 2SIiVe young man send letter to q
5isc-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

BAKER. PASTRY COOk--Thoroush IN all
branches OF the business. CHARLES
REM. Morton Place, Jersey City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

tgE TELEGRAPH THE TRI3UkEl
Chicago. Aug. 26.-The predicted nervousness in
the wheat market characterized the opening hours
o. to-days session. Starting ractionally under last
nights finish. 4 general selling pressure by the pro-
fessional element resulted In rather sharp breaks.
The weakness attributed largely to the non
appearance OF severe frosts in the Northwest and
70 Unexpectedly heavy Argentine shipments. Also.
there was a pronounced desire the part Of many
outsiders who bought wheat under the dollar mark
70 take profits. Armour. Pringle, Cudahy and
several others OF the big fellows are reported TO
rave come 70 the support OF the market and their
operations resulted in rather eager plunge to The
buying side
Private advices toward noon indicated more
strongly that the Manitoba crop will be considerably
snorier than last years. There also was a report
mat Southwest receipts would become lighter. The
pg interests started buying movement after
the selling pressure had spent itself and in few
Minutes December wheat had advanced 1Sc to
t0s1<, and May 1Ac TO 81 0sS!. September held
Ground 81 oss. The pocketing OF profits on lots
bought the low prices resulted In sudden de-
clnes In the more active futures. Within few
minutes December wheat sagged TO 81 05ss and May
70 II oSb. September went off to 81 043s. The mar
ket worked higher toward the close on sharp buy
ing OF May by Patten, who was one of the heavy
sellers yesterday. II is said that he increased his
me Of that future fully 10000 bushels. The close
ing prices were: September. 81 0715: December.
SoIs; May. 81 0s7s The closing at the top.
e1o represented advance OF &c yesterday.
All corn months opened fractionaIly under last
night largely because of the weakness of Liver
pooi cables. Many houses advised selling Of the
cereal on any bulges and in the first hour many OF
tsern practised what they preached. There are
many who believe that the crop has been
ofefestimated. Several OF the packers are said to
nave sold at the opening, although later they
Ste reported to have switched their operations.
september corn opened at 52lzc. lsc under last
iaSht; December at 5lhc nc loss and May at 1870
&c decline. Selling by Of the big people
caused gradual sagging 10 521sc for September,
wee Tor December. and 4Ssc for May. Corn braced
v IN the final haf-horr. but could quite over
es1ne the earlier losses September closed 5SAc,
.,eeember ct 512c, and May at 4s7sc. The big fell
lows had the market in their hands all day There
~es little interest in the oats market The market
,spt within fractional range, and the trade. not
ssgy was confined almost entirely TO professional
.s'eies. There was but little change in oats in the
l'aa kour, and the grain became quite dull. SEP
iuoer closed at 22asc December al $3ssc, and May
st25s<c
re usual interest n provisions shown in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

COLLECTOR. Ga No 1 collector and
salesman: position OF any kind. with good
house a No ! reference and security.
TRYON. 1O4 Warren-st., Brooklyn.
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n.s' .~o hours. but at noon liberal selling BY pack
~, ns IN drop of almost zoe in pork from
octooer. The trade settled down after the furrv
-, tne'e was only cent difference in lard prices
put ribs acted in sympathy with pork. lard VS.
n oaould 81 ana September ribs around ST 30. and
October around 81 40 " 0' aAAH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

BARKEEPER.-Exp perfect mix
er: city or country. Address BARKEEP-
Err. care OF WeltnerE Club House. 315
West 2ith-st. Telephone 1911 Chelsea.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents per line.
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
Rev JOHN G. FAGCf D. B. Minister
Rev FLOYD DECKER will preach at II m and .. n
COLLEGIATE CsiARBLFD CHURCH
6th-ave. and 29th-st.
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURRELL D. D.. Minister
Rev. ALFRED F. MYERS will preach at IL a ana
Morning: The Grace Of Thankfuness.,
Evening; While He Yet Spske. Io Judas
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
5th-ave and 4Sth-st.
Rev. DONALD SAGE MACKAY D. D. Minister
Rev. WILLIAM MACINTOSH MACKAY. B. d, will
,.rr,,, nrsseh at II a m and p m
T;venins: The Mar Vybr Tnst come. she-f
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End-ave AMI 71th-st.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. d. d, Minister
Church closed Congregation uniting In worship with
St Andrews Church Columbus-ave. and 1T6th-st
Rev J. El>MENDORF. d D., Senior Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH 12lst-st. Sd-ave.-Pastor,
Rev BENJAMIN e DICKHAUT Union services at II
a m only. Preaching by Rev. ANDREW HAGEMAN.
LEMON AVENUE CHURCH. corner I23d-st-Pastor
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr, n. D. Closed during Au-
gust Union services in the First Church.
EVANGELIST E. E. FRANKIE.
Genealogical Hall, 22s 5sth-st..
between It'll and sth
Sunday night 7:45 Subject:
RELIGIOUS APATHY IN PERILOUS TTMEs~
Questions answered. Seats free
and Broadway.-sunday, and s p. m. and nightly
throughout the week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

USEFUL MAN--Care lawn. garden, walk
drive, furnace: handy with tools: Anzeri-
can ~; single: willing steady. sober.
trustworthy; reference. experienced USR
FIL. Box Ia. Tribune Offics-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27
ROARD AND ROOMS.

NEW HOUSE, large rooms. newly ana
elegantly furnished home comforts. re-
fined surroundings. for a lew select gen
tlemen. board optional; reference; Telephone
1886 W. MorpiLgside. 2S5 West lSith-st.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents per line.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
FIFTH AVENUE and 18Th STREET
REV. HUGH BLACK, NJ. A.,
Associats PASTOR Of Free 81. Georgs's Church
Edinburgh. Scotland.
Will preach August 18th.
Services will commence at Ii a and +:so p
REV. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN, d. D.,
will deliver three farewell addresses
in this church Sept 4th
Services VIII commence s5 II a m 4;So p m and at
Strangers are cordially invited.
West 45th-st-Services IL a m. y. Wednesday
evening, s Reading room open daily.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. e2s- go
West 45th-st.-Servtces II o. m, 2. Wednesday
evening. S. Reading open daily.
FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
22d-st.. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN.
D. n. Pastor. Rsv. WILLIAM W. CoE breaches ct
IL q m.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, West
to4thst.. Rev z. s. Triple. D. d. Pastor.-iI
by Rev Z. s. GRANT PERKINS; 1880. vs.per
service with address Special music.
GRAND BIOSCOPE EXHIBIT,
Salvation Army International Congress-
Thrilling Australian Scenes.
Five Thousand Feet of Living Pictures.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 80 and 81
MEMORIAL HALL. 120 West
Entirely different program each night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

FRENCH LESSONS by Partisan gentle
man: university graduate. teacher in thu
CITY College a. +, 22a East 21st-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

EVANGELIST PAUL PRICE. Gospel Tent 67th-s.
and Broadway.-Sunday, and y. and nightly
throughout the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

BI-ACKSMITH--YounE man. good position
as blacksmith or anything. FLINk. AZ
East 1Jith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

USEFUL MAN with private family; under
stands taking care horses: drive single.
references. USEFUL. Box 40 Tribune Of
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HeIp Wanted-MdIe.

Al CIvu. ENGINEERS wanted FOR surveys In the
4tt South; railroad tOpograph-
ers and trasitren experienced IN stada work from &c
10 AZ Years old preferred Address. for two weeks, J.
IIBfu1 MILLER, Box Ls44 New York Postonice, stat
~ eTnerien-e references and salary desired Refer
enee.: Mrray Bennett lnge-sol counselors at law:
the president Mechanics National Bank
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CHAUFFEUR--By competent machinist
with first class family. 80 years expert
ence; seven years spent studying the auto
industry; best references furnished. Apply
JOHN r. MACCONNELI4 100 +. 56th-st-
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USEFUL NAN all around the house. gar
den and horses. Address USEFUL. caro-
OF - eltnsr'S Club House. S15 West 2sth-St
Telephone 1871 Chelsea
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NJ. CHlNEKY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: tully
qua ranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Mattsou-xr
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

tablet high grade bowling alley builders;
lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
Sou, re.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF ioh-st-Puhlic worship tomorrow IL q IN
Rev: r K HICKOk will preach Wednesday evening
service at s o'clock Sunday school 9:45.
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CARPET CLEANING.

N. Y. GARPE TGLEANgNGG0
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern.
4a7 & 43g WEST 45TH-ST.
Tel b11-3Sth-st. Established 1851.
". II. JORDAN. e. LENTZ.
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LOST.

LOST.
BANKBOOK NO 403 1873 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution is missing. Any
person having claim TO II is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days or
submit to having said passbook cancelled
and new one issued.
LOST-Any person holding or laying claim
TO handbook No 10 62T of the United
States Savings Bank is notified 10 present Il
at the bank as a new book Is about 10 be
issued.
LOST.-BanS book No. s73 055 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th-ave.. New-York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank
LOST or STOLEN-Bankbook No 434. 21s
of the German Savings Bank In the city
OF New-YoTk corner 4th-ave and l4th-st
issued to John H. Vahjen All persons are
cautioned against negotiating the same II
not returned to the hank on the 18th day of
September. 1904, duplicate will be issued.
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TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH East
llSth-st, 2d-ave.-PastOr Rev. CHARLES Il GRUBB.
Inc Pastor breaches Tomorrow. 1880. TsS. Strangers
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Insurance Adjusters.
Public Notice.

NOTICE.
MY WIFE. LYDIA Z. " FITZGERALD.
" having left my and board without Just cause.
persons hereby warned 10 harbor her or
tend credit upon my viii not here
after paw or responsible any bills
GERALD PURCELL FTTz- GERALD.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW

EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
21I East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied: also managing housekeepers. ma
irons goverrssses, tutors, etc.
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Arasssr-
dam-ave. and I05th-st.-Rev. L J LANSING D. D
will preach at II and s.
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J. & J. W. WILLIAMS,

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hand or
on floor 500 Broadway. 42i Esss 4Sth-st-
COE & BRANDT. Tel I32-3sth
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Country Board.

WINDSOR VILLA, Springfield Summit. n. j.
w Reduction tall and winter excellent tanle ga den
fruits, shaded lawn. driving. Mrs. HARRY GRINETTE.
Manager or ". L. WINDSOR, Prop. Equitable Life.
40 Broadway
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Yves,
fo4th-st z. s. Triple d. d. Pastor-il n m.
by Rev. Z. S. GRANT PERKINS; 1880. vs.per
service, with address Special music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

ST. PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
West End-ave and s6th-sr
Rev. GEORGE p. ECKNAN ID. D. Pastor
Rev. p j. TREVORROw VIII preach at II r. m
NO EVENING SERVICE
Prayer service Wednesday evening 8 o'clock
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or WEST 44TH-ST. Fine large and small
rooms. all conveniences; private family
refined surroundings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-27

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
22d-st. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN,
D. d. Pastor. Rsv. WILLIAM W. CoE breaches az
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ELEGANTLY furnished apartments; pri-
waite bath. 81 30 daily: meals for two 81
weekly. VAN RENSSELAER,, 10 East
lth-st.. near Jta-aye.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

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4 SKIN OF BEAUTY Is 4 JOY FOR
EVER
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245 WEST I3JTH-ST. Two single rooms,
with all conveniencss. for single men;
So 20 weekly; IS with breakfast. references.
Mrs WILSON
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2IST-ST.. 147 EAST,--Large and medium
size. private house. privilege OF Key
GraTercy Park.