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PROPOSALS FOR HORSEHIDE GIovFS

D. Ln!a. Depot @ NJ Dept. LES Arch 81 pnr.
I'd, January LIST, l9Ot-Seaed PROPOSALS A., IhHA.
14 i De IiGeVed here until O'Clock P n saysr3ss
.''1 Ith I:fi4 for delivery either me PE;I.say
I9sn C4,caso or san Francsco Depots or tI
he CO.,, C-idItIent or 5000 pairs Yellow Horss
Lows conf )rning 20 existing standards s,4
F'opos Us Tor less quantities than a5v. 49,,
- 80. So.ls.lered but bids for delivery AZ c,S
nan those named viii be entertained Es1
TrorosaY yrfTh -I ana bidders state IN tSst-
daGf.c+o-g l.e iTilVeres as proposed
S.s IN price tor delayed deliveries Wiz -
All ,r|saI srs lhe right % reject or accent snv =.
articles Of domestic Production or slsen TO
~ GIa,y anu price Including the prics ~ $500 Ioas
Ueii4ta. lure The duty thereon, pF-
r1sl - = ~ ~ per cent Of value OF tbs Co.
1SI ,itc nlpany
r ~ Bis VAL not be considered Ranks - Atl-
To- r1yat ~ 'al4n5 VIII Be furnished upon anni
49,, o. aiming proposals be endorsed s.u1
M NJ ,pSfI .'e Ives and addressed 10 CoIon.I
DEPOT t}uarterraster ~ N7HeraI Z D Army.
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REALTY NOTES.

The Waningford Realty Company took title yes
terday 10 No East Thirty -htth-st. the new home
OF the Reform Club, from James A. McAIilin.
Mitchell a. c Levy is the buyer of No. 81 West
Thirty ifth-st
Kotzen & Miller are the buyers Of No. III East
Tenth-st.
L. A. Turner the broker in the lease
OF the old Roster 81 Biai's Music Hall at Nos. I5
and III West TwcUty-third-st.
Rutherfurd StuyVesaut has leased to Jacob Bit
ner for tweuty-one years plot 75XlO6 feet at the
southwest corner Of Fourteenth-st. and Third-ave
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

BY james !. Wells: 1905 and Oos 3d-ave Q s. !se So
n of lJ8th-st 81 3xlC 5lzS 1sXlSg story dWg
and story AID h. with stores exr's sale: 6S@ Z
I22 g II OF EltCI-aye. 22Cx1nO.
dwE exT's sale; estate Of John Iierch. deceased
BY de Naltearss: "l4 18th 81. $50 II OF Sth-
ave. =: 3 story dwR h: q + Buckley al as
tTus Walter Scott al; W " Buckley. atty. J p
NcDonough ref; due. SIUS77 taxes. etc 81
BY Joseph DAY: l.c53 and lC35 Baretto-st Pill
II n o: !Gjth-st. @0Nleo, story dwg and story
bldg Curtin aGt A Neilhart a., Cornelius
OCOanor atty; 7 @ Fenne ref due, $7O6 6S taxes
1856; sold subject fo- 81 500.
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REPORTED LEASES.

y. Brigham Hail & Son have leased for the Town
OF New-Harlem Publishing Company, and for Will
lam c. Demorest. the first floor No. e East
T'wenty-thlrd-st.. for long term Of years TO the
Brooklyn Eagle Company, who will the Same
for their NeW-York headquarters.
Peter Axelrad has leased for Jacob Horowit8
No l53 to I57 West SiXty-sixth-st. 10 a Mr.. Miller
for five years aggregate rental Of $50 600.
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Notice of Summons.


SUPREME COURT.-LAURENT j. TON
- NFIE Plaintiff. against John F. Patterson and Susan
7, vivian as Trustees VIII OF Marshall o Rob
5eceased ". Roberts. Evelyn Van Wart Mar
shall . Roberts Samuel Brill Morris Brill and Max Brill.
DEFENDANTS be had in the OF
New York To above named Defendants: You
hereby the complaint IL this action.
and COPY answer on the Plaintiffs at
torey within twenty DAYS after the service OF this
exclusive of the day OF service ana IN case OF your
fsIIu o apnear judgment Will be taken
agaIast YOU by the relief demanded the
complaint
Dated November 9TH 1908.
JOHN r HAI.SEY. Plaintiffs Attorney.
ONCE and Post ONCE address, No. 141 Broadway Man
haitian. New York City.
To the defendants I. Vivian, Trustee. under
OF Marshall q. Roberts, deceased Evelyn Van
O. Roberts: The foregoing IS
served upon you publication Order OF
Fitzgerald Justice Of the Court OF
the state dated the 9TH day December.
1903 and with the complaint the day In the
Of the Clerk Of the County Of New York. at the
House. in the Borough OF Manhattan In said
County. John r. HALSEY. Attorney for Plaintiff.
141 Broadway. Manhattan, New YORK. City.
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THIRTY-FlFrH-sT. PARCEL SOLD

Collins & Collins have sold tor the Gurnee estate
No. l27 East Thirty -ffth-st.. a four story. high
stone. high stoop dwelling house. to a client o
Whitehouse & Porter
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- ii-i E.rst class single man. thor
o1sHIy experienced care horses. 1890, s.aS'-
l.e i'esS lareiul driver. city or courIrv.
40 3d-aye. AIOAAS.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
OFFICE CLERK WANTED.-Must DO
quick and good writer, wages s.. Address
G. r.. Box >. Tribune O"S.
PRINTER WANTED.-A young single
man. of good character. one who does not
smoke preferred. 70 take charge OF print
ing shop md teach the art TO a STou? or
bows from II 70 ~ years old: mus be thor
cugu,y competent. Address JOHN \
PARKER. Superintendent. George Junior
Republic. Freevil,e y. I.
YOI NC MEN Everywhere copy letters.
home evenings 50 ~ wees. Send ad-
AGER. Dept y ZIG. BOX LII. Phiiacel-
phia. Penp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

YOUNG MAN with college education and
several years OF most excellent business
experience desires @ secure a permanent
position lu the country in consequence OF
Va jfss O.! health, t-orJughly familiar with
books and general business methods. can
furnish exceptional references. salary no
object. b Il g.. Tribune Otice.
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TITLE To WEsT.sT. PLor PAssEp.

The Harter Corporation took tide yesterday 70
parcel O0KSs 3v00x0S feet at the northeast corner
OF West and Beach SITS. from William Il. Erhart.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$a,,sn 10 1,u'.t--PartneT. active or silent;
pleasant, legitimate business. W X.
Trihuvr t'ptOvu once I 30 Broadway
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Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace Of God free and Independent 70
Cattlob Keoler WilHelna PatZ, Theodore kee1er Anna
Mills Keefer; Christian kseier Bertha heefer Emil
Ktefer. Wthemina keefer the heirs
OF Michael Nester deee7sed send geeL5
W. Micbler. Of the city OF New YORK
has lately applied SurToEate Court OF our county
(f \svv York - a certain instrument In writing
personal property, duly proved
The last VIII Testament or Michael keefer, late
Eolnrv 4 York. deceased, Therefore
each ~ vO are appear before
York, mis- office n the County OF
New York on the 2Sth dav OF January, one thousand
rine hunI-7d and hafpast ten O'Clock n the
forenoon then and there to atead the probate
Of the said last and Testament. And such of
are hereby n under the OF
VeaTs appear by your guardian. IL
iava n appear ana apply
&C appointed. the Of neglect
Al guardian Will ne appointed by the
rorate to represent act for You in the proceeding
~, Tes,irouv Whereof have caused the seal of the
40 Strrogate's OF the said County Of New
York q heTeuutO affixed. Witness. Hon.
Abner c. Thomas SurroSate Of our ssji
York. County. 3rd day OF De
cernher. the OF cur LORD one t1ous2nd ntae
brrI -ad and three. FRANK T FITZGERALD
A pvERrI DEMENT'S and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at JptcuI Cf1te.
n.
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PLANS FOR A STUDIO.

Plans have been filed for altering the two stor,
stable No. Macdougal Alley. into studio 70
Mary A. Chsolm as owner. c. L. Miller is tn
architect.
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SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES wII7 -

received BY the President Of the Foror-. =. - -
~ a. sac TIzESD 81, I'o,i. No -. until N a m On
-rl sOt fI-ISSSISIIING ALL THE LABOP NJ TEer.,
-, Dt RING THE YEAR
10 LEAN ALL THE GLASS N ALL T|tyT SSS3AItf
M DOORS OF VARIOUS PUBIC. arr rNTSMS
1plHIS AND OFFICES UNDER THE = IsSS - US
~ IN JfiNI OF THE BOROUGH OF MANH4TsN aS
JOHN +. AFIFsSPN Roror,L D..
Inc City az New York. January = 1nO4 -0S'~enl
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Proposals.

SnALtD BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED Nv
Pst tne Park Board az the Office OF the Den,-.-~.t
arsenal building Fifth avenue a,S mt %
Stree Borough OF Slanattan The CIV a1 sixyoara
VI O'Clock z NJ. on ---- OieS OF New York IN
hC1sDAI; JANUARY = Iaas
Borough of Manhaffon t-
~. l. FURNISHING AND T1SI GS-nsrr.-
NJ !, ELL 70 EOK PARKS IN MANHATTAN ROHAGa
49,, NJ : tSeNISHINIf AND ,I.TvFvP1 NJ,
QeSIlttED FOR PARKS IN MANI NT-r go COAL RE-
~. . FURNISHING AND T)E,T Tv-ts,-.--
BEE FOR THE CENTRAL, FRESH
R0' luA PsFtic liars see CITY RECORD 1NAH-
WILLIAM r. WIIIrnv
JOHN F. ECSTIS
RICHARD YOUNG
Dated December "a 1ocs Commissionsra
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LOST.

BANNBCON No 411 .934 Of the Union Dime
savings Institction is Iaissins- ANY per
son having n claim 10 IL is hereby called
upon - present the same within ten cay >
or submit TO having said pasSbooK cancelled
and = new one issued.
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HEI.F WANTED.

Female
LADIES WANTED everywhere copying
letters al home. evenings or spare tine
and return 90 Us. no mailing or cany aSsIur:
- Wteehly earned. materials free. luCluse
SELF addressed envelope Tor particulars.
90 AEAN TEE CO. 40. " 1i6 Niuth-sr..
Philadelphia Penn.
WOMEN 20 sew ~ home. 81 per week. ma
terills -ent everywhere free. STEADY wors.
plain sewing only. Send addressed envelope
Tor tuI particulars. ". + c.. Du Foct.
Philadelphia. Penn
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO 2. EDDY. 39S Aiadison-st.
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Proposals.

SEALFD BIDS OR ESTIMATES WILL BE
~ csved by the President OF the Borough OF Manhat
Tan ar the CITY Hall Room No. is. until II M on
' " TUESDAY, JANUARY i2. 1904.
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOR THE
Ir;EI THE, VARIOUS PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Ere IN THE BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN. WITH
Sr-I-TN. THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED tt.-GO1 GROSS
TONS 70 90 POUNDS TO A TON) OF BEST WHITE
ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
E'r- frII particulars City Record
JOHN r. AHEA1tN. Borough President
The CITY Of York January ,. 19O4
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS; = SEALED Sc LED
~ nronosaIs suitably endorsed envelope fo- Groups
z and C. Plumbing Repairs at Manhattan state Hos
pitaI Central Isp. " Y, may be sent by nI9i or de
IIvFre5 in person IN TO o'clock p NJ Wednesday,
the both day January. 1914 the state Commits
he Capitol. Albany, y ". when the bids
viii be opened publicly Drawings and specihcl
tnus may be blank forms OF proposal OBJ
tanned at Office OF +. 4 Wheeler Purchasing Stew
ard 800 Broadway. New York city. or by application
10 z; l. Helms. Architect. the Capitol az Al
banv \ Y Contracts viii be awarded 70 the lowest
the bids exceed the
amount available therefor. in which the
right "a reject all bids IS reserved.
Dated Albany December -. 1893
T L. MGARR, Secy state Com. In Lunacy.
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PkOPOSALS FOR THE CoNsTRrc--,rIo,..

f7-,o w t,tice Of the Commissioners n r
~ rcssf, december 30 lS13-SeaIed pronoso, dsn
100 - AZ thls ONCE until ~ o'clock NJ FsbrS vi
~ constructing the Dlstrfct ~ lay 20.
IONS and blank forms CT urop0sals unnis.
n M L. WEST. JOHN BIDDIE Cou51 1s.AND.
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Instruction.
Steamboats,.
AND POINTS IN

3 % 8 U ON H AHR F H%aEaE N
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and FAN River Leave
pier 10 y n foot OF Warren ST. week DAYS only al
500 F. NJ steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN
Orchestra each.
NORWICH LINE. via New London Leave Pier 90 ~ r.
srs CIT LOWELL and CHESTER W CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven. Hartford, Spring
NeIA and The North y. r., IT, Carhson st.
weeks days only al 400 p. NJ Steamer RICHARD PECK
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OFFICE FURNITURE.
PRINTING.

-,
PROERAMMES for recitals neatly printed
CRAVEN PRESS, 54-58 FrankIin-st.
Telephone s31 FRANKLIN.
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Union Dime Savings Institution,

BROADWAY. SGD 81. AND SIXTH AVENUE,
GREELEY SQUARE. NEW YORK.
Interest three and oue-Eals per from IS TO 5000
Credited January Isl, payable January 2lst time
later.
Money deposited January
The first
FEANCIs Is LEAKE. Treasurer.
WILLIAM O ROSS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-06

'o8, ft-dAS--StngIe ScOtchman; count-v
preferred. thoroughly undarsran4s ~.
business, smart appearance. rer,nA-ars
t,lstW9rthy, last employer can bs sssn.
81 L'N---4E, Tribune JptOwu Uilce, 4 80,
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The BOwery Savings Bank,

LIS AND 40 BOwERT
NEW YORK. Dec. p 1909
A Ferai-tnnusl dividend at the rate OF
THREE AND ONE HALF Ter CENT
per has been declared and will De
credited 20 cepositors on all suueS Of $500
and upward ard not exceeding 5000 which
Easu have been deposited least thrss
months The first day Of January next
ana viii be payable % aR5 after Monday.
Jan Is. 1904
Money deposited before Jan will
draw Interest from Js1 / 1909.
WILLIAM II. :. WOOD President
HENRY a. sCHENCK Comptroller.
WALTER CO1GEsHALL4 Secretary.
DSend for booklet
BANKING 81 MAIL"
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Tie AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK.

5OI Fifth Avenue, 42d Street.
Interest at tie rate - THREE AND CSE-IiAL-F Der
CENT GireJ VIII be credited leI,s.tors for
three and six months ending December 81 1903. on al
from s. TO $1,000 payable January Is. 1904 Bank
from a. p and Monday evenings
from c 70 O'clock closes II II. SATURDAYS Money
deposited before JANUARY 8TH Will Interest
from JANUARY
EDWARD Y. LOEW. President
CLARENCE GOADBY. Treasurer.
JOHN V. IRWIN Secretary.
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ART.

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OUR SPECIALITY. buying. selling or iur-
ulshinC homes artistcaIly ana completely
or the supervision Of them y. : l. Az =
co. 81. James Building. l,1S3 Broadway
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and poo.
tables. high grade bowling alley builIers:
lowest prIceS- MARK BPOS- d Union
fC-ars
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

boHESEAO III Il HUNS WIN IT,
ATTENDANT. secretary. rsadtr-, with val
citing, 10 Invalid gentleman, experienced,
Presentahle. we'll hammered. nrst class city
references. which bear investigation Ak
DEN. 13l East 3lSt-st-
ATTENDANT. secretary. reader, with val
citing. to invalid gentleman; eNptrieCced.
preSe1table well hammered, first class city
references. which bear Investigation. An
DEN. l3l East %lst-st
BUTLER or STEWARD for gentleman's
house mold or yacht; good caterer capaolo
Of manaSius all entertainments, highest
city references ]. W n, 2Jo East t9rn-st-
BUTLER. competent: with pri-
Vate family, ten years reference last en-
ployer GILES. 207 West 6ist-st
BCTLER-COOH- competent and ca
pable colored man and wife, city refer
euces; CITY or country. Address, only. W
Fl. SMITH "a West 4+th-st
BUTI.ER.-Aged 26. feet tail, IN private
family. Cai at present employer $. ~
Central Park West. corner 1oth-st-, until l.
Monday.
BUTLER. Sc: CHAMBERMAID. &c.-By
capable, experienced. sober French-SwisS
middle aged couple: no ooJscu0 s 90 coas NJ
West STth-st.
COOK. Sc.-By man; do all homework;
handy with everything: good references
and guarantees IL necessary. Address MAN
UEIA 14I West 2Tth-st- cigar store.
CoACHMAN. By thoroughly competent
man: best city references from present
EMPLOYER, married: no family; country pre-
ferred. Address. two days. t. L. isS "es'
Bth-st
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FURNISHED ROONi,

FURNISHED ROOMi,
FRONT ROOM-AlI modern comforts, to
one ~ two desirable ladies' with or with
out board: references exchanged. BUTTON
Al West 6Oth-st.
LARGE furnished rooms. light; running
hot ana cold water. steam heat and bath.
privileges reasonable terms. SCHWAKZ-
KOPF 33G West 51st-st
HANDSOMELY furnished room: private
family. ll5 East 2Ith-st.
l15 WEST SiTH -ST.-HandsomeIy fur
nished suite. adjoining bath. private fam
lily. also small room. only 81. First apart
Ucnt. west.
1850 FAST 22D-ST. Large sunny room
suitable for two gentlemen: heated; hot
and cold water; also small room.
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DvERTJ DEMENT'S and subscriptions for The Tribune
y received at JptcuI Cflte
- No 1861 BROADWAY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

tI1R$o GOG[l0ERq
100 West 23d-st Select Agency for male
and female trained servants. all capacities.
also companions. housekeepers and govern
ess,s.
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Total distance. 5.4G5. Duration. rs days.
COST 500 PER DAY AND UPWARD.
Including statc-roOm and meas.
FOLLOWED BY TWO MORE CRUISES,
FEBRUARY 9TH AND MARCH sTH, 1904
Bookings nearly completed.
Send illustrated booklets A.
BURG-AMERICAN LINE,
25-37 BROADWAY. y. Y.
PHlLA. 0EEICE. l.2l Walnut ST
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OLD DO00M0ON 01RlE.

For Oh Point Comfort Norfolk Portsmouth. Pinn.r,
Newport News Va connecting Tor Petersburg
Richmond Virginia Beach Washington. D. C., and
and West
Freight ant passenger steamers 20
N R 90 Beach at +
WALKER Vice President & Tradic
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02

will be of Georgia pine.
The building will be heated with
steam. The most modern ventilating
system will be installed. With this
system. which consists Of a series of
flues. the air In the building can be re-
newed every thirty minutes. thus
making the ventilation almost as per-
feet as though there were no walls
about the building.
The roof will be Of Ludowici inter-
locking tiles corresponding to the roof
OF the church.
For Day students only.
The new building will be used ex-
olusively for the Benedictine College.
with the exception that tho sessions
OF the sunday-school on Sunday will
be held there. Many inquiries have
been made as 30 whether n h the in
tention, when the building h. com
plete. 20 accept boarders al the coll
lege. n d. positively announced that
no boardern will be accepted. but
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02

100 by so feet and the building will
consist of two stories and a basement.
A tall tower. standing out fourteen
feet from the front OF the building,
will be four stories high.
The building will be Of pressed brick,
trimmed with Georgia marble. A
large arch, built OF marble blocks,
will be erected over the main entrance.
which opens on Bull street. Each
block viii be lettered. the whole SPELL
Ing out the words "Benedictne COL
lege." Within the tower viii be placed
the stairs leading down into the base
ment and 10 the two upper floors
The basement floor will be laid with
especial reference 10 the purpose 20
which that section is 10 be put-a gym
naaium. The gymnasium will be "a
~ " feet Steel work VIII be used
throughout thus doing away with
posts and pillars that would interfere
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02
PLANS ARRIVE
FOR new COLLEGE
THE BENEDICTINE COLLEGE
WILL BE ONE OF HANDsOMEs1
STRUCTURES OF KIND IN STATE.

VIII Be 100 by 60 Feet-Two Stor-
les On High Observation-Disclosures
of Brick and Finished in Geor-
gia MarbIe-MetaI Ceilings viii
De Used Observation-Disclosures to
BE Devoted to Lockers, Lavatory,
and Gymnasium-SecOnd Floor for
Class Room Purposes.
The plans for the new Benedictine
College, to be erected at Bull and
Ihirty-fourth streets, arrived yester-
day morning at the rectory of the
Sacred Heart Church. Bids will be
asked for at once and opened by the
church clergy, and the contract award
ed as soon as possible.
The new college building will be one
of the handsomest educational struc-
lures in Georgia. The dimensions are
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02
Christinn.

Church Of Christ, Bolton ana Howard
streets, A. r. Miller. pastor. Bible
school, 9:45 a. m. Morning preaching
and communion at II o'clock. Subject.
The Christ-like Faith" Evening serv-
ices at O'Clock. Subject, How Are
We Known Unto God" A very impor-
tant business session of the church Of
fetal board will be held Immediately
after the morning services. and ali
members of the board are urged to be
present.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02

First Church of Christ, Scientist The
regular morning service will be held
at IL o'clock. Subject Of the lesson
Are Sin, Disease and Death Real?''
Golden text. THE blind receive their
sight. and the lame walk, the Iepers
are cleansed, and the deaf hear the
dead are raised up, and the poor have
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02

Mrs. Goodwin-"Tm awfully pleased
about Charles. He has changed alto
gether since he went to the city: he's
really getting serious. His last letter
spoke of a revival meeting he was
going to-" Mr.. Niggins-"Yes, ne
wrote to me about it, too" (Niggins
does not feel called upon to say that
in his letter it was referred to as
revival of THE Black Crook."-Bos-
ton TRANSCRIPT.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02
THE CHRISTIAN churches a. cor

THE CHRISTIAN churches at Com
stantinople. Turkey and Yokahon1a
Japan, have long used the Longrnan
g. Martinez Paints for painting their
churches.
Liberal contributions Of L. & NJ
Paint will be given for such purpose
wherever a church is located.
r. M. Scoheld, Harris Springs, S. c.
writes: II painted our old homestead
with l.. g. NJ. twenty-eix years ago. Not
painted since; looks better than
houses painted in the last four years. "
w. p. Barr, Charleston, w. Va.
writes. Painted FranIenburR ploei,
with L. g. NJ. shows better than anv
buildings here have ever done; stands
out ae though vanished, and actual
cost 81 paint was less than 81 20 Der
Gallon. Wears and covers like eoid"
These Celebrated Paints are sold By
Edward LOyeil'e Sons.
The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-02
CHURCHES

st. Johns Episcopal Church will be
opened for the first time this morning
since the interior decorations have
been completed. Services will be con-
Quoted by the rector, Rev. Charles H.
Strong. at the usual hours.
Preaching will be resumed tonight
Ject of the sermon by Rev. Father
Aloysius will be the Love of the
World" founded on the text, L John,
II:15, Love not the world nor the
things which are in the world"
Mean Money will be the subject Of
.the sermon tonight at Trinity Metho-
dist Church by the pastor, Rev. DR.. A.
M. Williams.
The annual state convention of the
Christian Church in Georgia will be
held in Savannah, beginning on Nov,
10. The sessions will continue through
four days. The pastor of the Savan-
nah Christian Church, Rev. A. r.
Miller, requests that all who will assist
in entertaining delegates and visitors
send their names to him at once. in
order that all preliminary arrange
ments may be completed as soon as
possible.
The new order of worship for Meth
odist churches will be introduced this
morning at Wesley Monumental
Church.
Rev. DR.. John d. Jordan, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, announces
that hereafter he will be in his office
at the church from - o'clock noon un-
til o'clock. Unless the call is urgent,
he requests that all persons desiring to
see him do so at the Office between the
hours announced.
The board OF stewards of Trinity
Methodist Church will hold a meeting
on Oct. II for the purpose of selecting
an organist for the church. All appli-
cations should be sent to Mr.. c. p.
Miller, chairman Of the board.
The sacrament of baptism will be
solemnized tonight at the First Bap
fist Church. The holy communion will
be administered at the morning serv-
fca.