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New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
CLOSING 1 BAPTIST CHTRCH.
FINAL SERVICES IN THE OLD EDIF.cE-A RI.
VIEW OF ITS PASTORS

FINAL SERVICES IN THE OLD EDIFiCE-A Ri
VIEW OF ITS PASTORS.
Tho First Baptist Church, at Park-avc. and Thirty
ninth st. was closed yesterday with appropriate ox
crc!scs 40 ate has been selected for the new edl
dec and until better arrangements be made. ser
vices Will be held in the chapel at 80 90 Park ave
The morning congregation completely filed tho
church. The ohcrtory. which was large. wa dcvotei
70 N, poor cf the parish. Before tho sermon. Wash
lng;on Hlllman, leading member Of the church. ad
dressed the congregation, inviting the advice OF all
rcr,r>n, "A site for the church and the kind o'
Iuiidlng tia. shOUld b. erected. Tho Rev Dr. icnry
q Wcstor president OF Grocer Theological seminary
,rr,chcd on the text Remember them that had rule
over Won" ,hcchinG In his discourse tac history o'
tho church ana ule "orN vi i'' Ia'"o"' p'S'''S' ~
said IN part
~, ,houh,, ar irroslsblv directed the past. In
M lug services OF the church three men who had been
,,,.l, associated A. students for the ministry took
,r. they were the pastor. the president Of Madison
,,i,r.lty and myself. / have followed the career Of
,,t. church Its SUCCESS has been almost wholly dnr
% te character the y; IT, head. Where IN me
orv O., any church b. found four nobler Christians
u,,r p,rxin,on Knott Colo aad Anderson Parkinson
was IN time the most popular preacher III u'' S',
uc vn. successful evangelist. and often pr"theu T"
Yr,a, crowd, CITY Hall Park The reNNaIs h''' '"
$40 TO 1850 were the important in the Existence
., tho church. After Parkinson came Cole. 'o" VINO
,,s ., ex actor threw all the ador OF his naur' INTO
h now work. lie handsome. polished anu ''''"'.
tive AID drew immense congregations. lie i"''''9''u
htrs,f I'm missionary work. aud his power was leII
thro lsliout the world
Eincman knott n boy fresh from the Schools
aud yet he was dcyout and spiritual that he 'eenu
,lways asplred. His sudden death sho'hed u' "
,at,o, Never ha, thcr, been In America the u"'n w
, ,oanc man OF such promise.
Anderson was my dear friend. nan ot 'oui'y
uannc-, aud comnanding appearance and o clear spirit
u,l inslch.. he much loved What gave I''se me"
,,r - II lnnucnccl They were able ministers of The
r.w covenant and their power through is a'o"c
,br.,any is a spiritual religion but life. These
men had learned that there Is no hope for the he' anu
they led model lives.
I'm the evening, at AS. the Rev. Dr. weston
rrc,ched the final sermon In tae old church.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
An ACCESSION TO THE ERIE.

Chicago. May Spccal).-A local paper ASSERTS thai
within few days tie Chicago and Atlantic hallway vii
BE- taken out hands Of the receiver aad Will become
part Of Erie Railway system. Receiver MaO;t has
Just returned IRON East ]; Is understood
angcmcns perfected for the surrender OF the property
to the Erie a. the United States Court given
the requisite President King, Nl0clIesidcnt
FELTON, General Counsel Brstow oi the Erie w arrive
lare tomorrow and will at submit motion the
Court for the immediate discharge of the
The indications that the Erie OBJ
tans possession the Chicago ana Atlantic Will be
dated with tho NewYof penn,yl ania and Ohio Raiwa
which il operated by the Erie under nneynno years,
lease These roads Will form direct Hnc from Chi.
Salamanca. where connection Is made with Erie
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
GATHERED ABOUT THE Tow~.

Women think good deal Of the appearance 81 tn
movingvan tley engage, and the truckmen are not
Slow 70 catch on 4 covered has more uses
than 10 keep the rain out
II Is curious how many worllrlen who cannot en-
dure more than eight hours labor day VIII spend
most Of their noon rest in frantically throwing ana
catching a baseball
Judged BY the rents people pay for pianos, tho
owner Of score OF these cheap instruments may I'VE
well without working.
The owner OF vacant lot in a well seitlec DOCK
need be under no expense for fencing II. me sign
companies VIII do that for the use OF the boa'd p'c'
TO advertise on.
Th, Long Turn District, comprising elsht turl
vegens in thi, city. yesterday morning and eieco'
fourteen delegates and dvc substitutes 10 the cohNeh
ton Of the North American Gymnasic Cri2a, % V0
held in New-l ogk City about the middle OF june
samuel Rode. age twenty-o carpenter OF 10
- PreSidcnf,t.. fell from the Union Elevated faroaa
structure al ThirtysiAth-st ana Fourth.lVe on sa.
urday evening and fractured his spine. lie was taReh
T. the Scuey Hu>ptn.
II l. exnectcd that County Judge Moore, suirogato
,hh,,t and Comfy Treasurer Adams will to-day reap
roin. William 4. Furey Commissioner Of Jurors lo'
M fonrtn term Tie term Is for four years, and tls
,,r, j. n 900 per annum Furey will probably re-
.rr,i,t lanes T.. CawthOIne Deputy COMMISSIONER
nt a number clerks. among whom are his nephew
Tnhe-t Fnrev IT,. Daniel Ferguson. and A. j. AchaeS'
olias " Jumpy.'
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
TO BE CELEBRATED BY ADAMS EXPRESS.

Baltimore, May (Spccial.-Tho semi centennial Of
the Adams Express Company will be celebrated to-
morrow iii this city by parade Of the company's
employees, with wagons and floats Illustrating the com
pany's progress. In lsl3 the Adams Express was
established ia baltimore. The Baltimore division 10
day includes the service the Western Maryland
the Maryland Central, the Baltimore and Potomac
Alexandria and Fredericksburg, Richmond Fredcricks
burg and Potomac, Washington and Ohio. Annapoll,
and Elkrdgc, Chesapeake and Ohio. Piedmont Air
Line and all the branches OF these roads the Bay
Line steamers and the Maryland Steamboat Company.
1t Is under the direction OF John .. A. Herring as
manager. He is also Of the directors Of the com
pany. MIR. Herring succeeded samuel shoemaker,
who for number OF years was one Of the inanaging
directors. lie has been all cmploye OF the company
since 1852. When he started In the service he car
red his freight in a small four wheeled car, holding
little than the double wagons used in these days
lie transferred this freight In WashlngtO to the steam
boats that TO Acquia Creek In crates which had
the capacity Of single wagon-load Mr.. Herring. IN
company with s. NJ Shoemaker, was the first 10 hear
the cry FOR help after the battle Getty sburg and
the third days fight fastened to the front with
the corps OF sixty assistants and created "a hospital
known the Adams Hospital Corps, which afforded
relief 10 the Union ard Confederate soldiers alike.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
1r1.n.nN ClL.NTY NDTE-.

Tho rrcp,. from the fair which hrs been held
FOR t week, IN Eochc- Hall I'm behalf Of t." Church
of tha Mot Holy Rosary, VIII probably reach
II 600.
The wiling Ten Of the Kings narfhtCs ot
the North Baptist Church. will gvr a da.r} maid
Gru on Thursday.
The new officers ~ tho Christian Endcavor society
~ the North Hart,,t Church arr: PRECEDENT. Joseph
uough: vice president jordan L'li"mmedl'n. So
fctary Trrdrrlc Brown treasurer. Mis- Ci1ri lloyd
corresponding sccrctlry. Ms Agrc, Rec ri.
An entertainment In all ol IN" church viii be h IL
on NAV -. ia Trinity Methodist Episcopal Chur il.
Thirty adults baptz,d On -. Mary's Churc h
lat week Last week busy ore IN all t1
catholic churches In tho cty. Bishop WiSscr being I'm
ths cltg all the week.
g. s. K. Post, arc mak.ug preparations ior
Memorial Day cNer'i'c,. There Viii hc no ioint
lalTde.
- Van Hu,kir!. Post. No. 100. and Mau'ncll Post.
30 -. ~ that clty. for Memorial Day purpose.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
IIOBCKFN.
MANY NEW mrILDINGS GOING TIP.

MANY NEW BUILDINGS GOING Up.
Tie olics; inhabitants Of Tohokcn are astonishci
at the psodl gous building boom that has developed
this spring Nothing like ii IA, over been known
before. and real estate men are jnbant. Pcopl"
who have not IIoboken for two years would
fud IL hard to recognize II, should they land at the
ferry one of these tine mornings. In the vicinity p'
the ferry there have spruug up substantial business
structure That have completely Suppantcd the old
buildings. \ splendid brick and stone ferry house..
costing 900, has replaced tn Old one. ConspicU
ous among the other buildings In this ncghbor
hood are tie new quarters Of the second National
Bank occnpylng block ON Rivcrst. the HobOhcn
Bank for savings at Newark and Washington stS..
Opposite the city Hail. and "Thc Evening News"
binding. In the upper part Of the city. row after
row Of nnc Hat houses and dwellings have sprung
M where boys formerly played baseball. The
.Icndld old oaks Of the famous Elysinn Fields. the
scene of thr uIgdcr Of Mary Rogers. the tragedy
which gas" birth t. po,c's Mystery Of Marie Roget
haze one bv fallen before the ard In their
place, the rows OF new brick dwellings. The
River Nalk a stretch Of two miles under the ellis ol
wharves for the accommodation Of European steamers
yclI bc hulit along the base Of the Point \ new
puIr school costing S75.OOO. has Just been nnlsGci.
aud a new police station the Els sian Fields j.
icmplatcd. New streets being made and old one,
extended. \ ferry now runs from Fourteenth St..
IIohokcn to Fourtccnth-st. New \ lrk. The p0pn-
,ation of obOcn IL growing al the rate Of 10000
wear. and the next directory, tho people conf
dent, VIII show popalation OF 10000.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
MATCHES RETMEEN TROTTERS.

Many Of the prominent politicians Of Jersey cIty
are owners OF fast horses and there Is an intense
rivalry among them 10 the merits OF their rottc's
on almost every fine afternoon there are sweepstakes
brushes on the West side track, and the honofs nave
been divided evenly enough 70 keep up the excitement
Among the most exciting contests have been number
between horses owned by +. II. kemnerly ana IHontS
f. shields and superiority : still in doubt matcA
has been made for $500 a side for race between Mt
Kcmmerly's 5. <. Frank. and Mr. Shields b. g I'd
ward : II Will be best three in five heats and VIII
he trottod on the West side track on May 10 ia
ward : is the favorite In the betting.
biz swccpstalc, has also been arranged Tor race
best three in Ave heats $780, each 10 be troted WITHIN
three weeks on the West side track. between seven
of Tho fastest roadster, In the city. Inc entries an!
os follows: T. &. Fccncy. Chief OF Police name oi
horse not given VI. v Murphy. b. m; Iloreua; T. H.
JInnley b. & Furniture Boy. sheriff ROBERT DAVIS.
h"r," not named: James Burke. ?. :. -orlrn Jack
Thomas f. shields b. G. Edward :. F. II. hcmmcrIy;
s. z Frank Mr. Murphy Floretis haS record oi
.o9 made on snow. and the unnamed entries 81
Mcssrs Fccncy and Davis are said 10 nave gone mIe
I'm les than . 30 track. ~oriTlI jack h1s a
record of -. Furniture Boy one o - FRANK -,
and Edward =. -. These rrcoNlS are owners
rernr,i. made on tho West side track n private con
t.sts for stakes The local politicians are nnch
vr,ugu - these coming stfigsIes ana con
siderable money j. bcllg bet on the results.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
CLEVELAND TO BE SWORN IN TO-DAY.
ms Election WILL BE CONTESTED WITHIN A
FEW pAYsLDELAY OF THE GRAND JURY

mr. FICTION WILL BE CONTESTED WITHIN A
FEW DAYsLDELAY OF THE GRAND JURY.
yavor orc,tes Cleveland will be sworn in today
Tor the sixth time the Chief Executive Of Jersey
City and for the third consecutive term three Of ms
terms having becn served during the war The oath
90 office viii be administered By City Clerk Scott. Mr.
clcvclands election and the methods adopted by the
ring OF Democratic politicians TO get him in power
oan are well known 10 the readers OF The Tribune.
Xo tme will bc lost by the people who believe tha;
Mr. cleveland was counted In to secure judicial In
vesCaton and recount Of the ballots cast nj tho cleo
,,on on April g. 1t is probable that tomorrow
Mcssrs Record and Grouse viii file their complaint In
court and make the proper application to Judge knapp
for recount. Judge Knapp will doubtless Issue an
r,cr 10 Mr. Cleveland 10 show why his election
should not he declared null and void. Mr.. Clevcaho
has four days within which IN answer.
Tho pressure of public opinion and the indignant
nurlnurs OF the people at the delay shown by the
Hudson County Grand jury in taking up tile cases
~ the scor, or more OF accused election officers who
are ont on bail is beginning to have some erect TIC
Grand Jury has dccded TO make show OF dong some
thing and subpocnas have been issued to witnesses
10 appcar at the Court House on Wednesday ana teS-
tIfv in regard 10 election frauds committed last fall
There will be no lack Of evidence submitted ahd II VIII
be of kind that the Grand Jury can hardly afford TO
Ignore. II Will lie mainly of a documentary nature
tally sheets poll books and "jotcrS.' II is said by
the anoogsts Of the ring In explanation Of the GFand
Iury's delay, that the lury was waiting Tor tle
senate Ia act I'm the election contest of Stuhr against
McDonald They say that if Mcdonald il unScieh
the Grand jury will not lndct the accused election
officers whereas, II Mcdonald l. no uhseatco tl' ou
GERS will be indicted This threat and move TO save
Mcdonald viii not 1t IS believed. have any effect on
the merits Of the election contest.
The nr EoarI Of Aldermen Of Jcrsoy City will meet
and organize on Tuesday night The BOARD stands SIX
Republicans sX Democrats, with the presiding
rlcrr tho Alderman at Large lIr. Allen, Democrat.
holding the casting vote NUmorS are ahoit ainolll:
Jersey CITY politician, that Alderman kcogh. one %
the Democrats may refuse to act with MS parry col
League, on PARTY votes and thus give control of the
Roar, TO the Republicans.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CHARGING TIE l.. AND y. WITH FRAUD.
birmingham, Ala, MAY (SpccialJ.-Martha ~ Neal.
stpckholder in the sOuth and North Alabama Railroad
Company, has instituted suit looking 20 the ap.
poinimcnt Of a receiver and AN accounting with the
Louisville and Nasheil% Rallroad Company. The
all alleges that the Louisville and Nashville ir.,uda-
lently obtained control Of the road by stock Illegally
Issued that the South and North Alabama Railroad
Company has been charged S275OOD year for rental
and repairs Of rolling stock that tie Louisville and
Nashville took S2-5'ooo IN rolling stock
vii hOut equivalent. and that no
credit is given for The pro rata share
ol business. H. Is also ALLEGED that stock has been
ucd in excess Of the charter limit that tho road has
been rendered insOvcnt, and that 5oJ,OoO acres of
land have been taken from 10 wrOngiuy. 1t 4.
claimed that the Louisville and Nashville is an insOl-
vent corpuratiOn As the south and .,orth AlaJIIua
Railroad constitutes tho portion OF the Louisville and
Nashville main lac between Decatur and MOnt gDmcr
the suit S an important one.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
rOR A HISTORICAL ENTERTAINMENT

A historical entertainment, entitled The Greas
Republic will be given under the direction OF Pro-
fessor J. VI. Hager tho Academy Of Mrsic on nexe
Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. There VIII
be 800 characters and the entertainment IS gwen or
the benefit Of the Brooklyn Industrial School Asso-
ciaon and Home for Destitute Children. 1t Is under
the auspices OF the advisory board and the lady man
ayers. Mrs j. Merwin, president; Mrs. W. ii. Lyon.
vice. president Mrs W. c. spelman, treasurer; MIS-
j. Vandcrbilt corresponding secretary, ana Mrs Lud
are j. :. r. Str.nshan. the Rev; Dr. storrs, the Rey
CharI., C. Hall the Rev. DR.. Behrcnds, General H. W.
slncun DE- Talmage the Rev. Dr. {. H. Hall Dr.
Tohn l. Zabrlskie the Rev. Or Lyman General Horatlo
c. King, the Rev. Dr. Cuyler and Colohei IL W.
Nft,c b,u
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
ANCIENT BODY or KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
TO CELEBRATE TIE CENTENARY IF MARYLAND

TO CELEBRATE TIE CENTENARY IF MARYLAND
COMMANDERY 40. /.
baltimore, May ispcciaD.-Promncnt Knights
Templar from various parts OF the country arrived
tonight to participate in the celebration Of the Cen
icunal OF Maryland Commandcry. no. /, which be-
gins tomorrow. The festivities will last two days
Although there several other COrmardercs claim
ing priority in date OF organization, tier claims
are not acknowledged by the GRIND C0mmandey tie
order in baltimore being the first 10 celebrate It's centcn
NAL An elaborate prog or the entertainment oi
the visitors has been arranged. including banquet to
morrow evening in honor Of Grand Master Gobn,
at which toasts will be responded 70 by the follow
ing members of Congress who Knights Icmpar :
Charles Baker, OF New York. Charles Gr'sve oi. oi
OHIO; W. ". Morrow. Of California; AShnr &. car
ruth, Of Kentucky, and y. X. Pcters, OF. Kansas
on Tuesday there will he parade OF knights. cir
Knight ". A. Hauway viii be marshal in-ch.cf a',d he
expects 10 have IN lire several thousand men Aiicr
the parade the centennial exercises VIII he held at
the Academy OF Music, the programme Including
centennial ode by >ir Knight JAMES Il. B.c"c.l
several addresses. TIesc exercises viii be fol
lowed by the presentation by Grand Master
,obin Of the testimonial voted to Past Grand Master
j. Hopkins by the Grand encanpmeht a the last
massive of sterling silver At night there VIII
ic a grand BALL Maryland Commdndcry No J, has
lfvO. This is let cr which was presented - the
Maryland Commandery only four days ago
by the Grand Recorder OF the Grand
COmmandery OF Pennsylvania; II is an Official
document with the seal. and having been found IN
proper custody j. regarded q, conclusive cyid"r, =
that the Maryland Encampment was Organized IN
1880. ON the present occasion The Grand i'ter OF
Maryland will wear, for the first time, the new
jewel u his Office The jewel j. in The form Oi .
cross o. eacm Of solid gold. studded with diamonds.
II Is four and half inches IN length and weighs over
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
JyDI1N W1RRIORS ~ SUNDATSCHOOL.
ABOUT FORTY OF THEM THE GUEsTs OF THE
REV. DR. r. :. MACARTHUR

REV. DR., II. :. Nh Ak4 IL ="
About forty indians from ForepaUsh's show left
,bcl- lodges in Jersey City yesterday afternoon and
came 70 visit ~. Sunday school connected with
Calvary Iaptlst c. ch in this city. fhey came II
hill war paint and were mounted on lronchos. Win
the exception Of a party Of braves and squaws VINO
rode I'm a coach drawn by four horses, driven by
90 Dound M Bob a wen known cowboy from Billings,
Mont Four nations were represented. The Wood
Mountain Sioux whose chief was Black Bull Bear
numbered twelve. These Indians fought for Sulns
Bull AT the massacre OF the Little Big Horn. in when
Custer was killed. They and the rest cf the party
wcrc engaged at A salary Of S35 month by Charles
4 D,vi, for Forepauch's show on April at Moose
Jaw Manitoba aud arrived in Philadelphia April IL.
The Blackfeet were commanded yesterday by short
Horn a famous Indian fighter; the Assnibones by
long Tooth and the Nandans by kicAng-itorSe'
lttfe Jolly SEVENTH boy six years old. attracted
much attention. Among those present were Mrs
tray Eagle Tracks. Mr.. Ant spotted Tail. ir, Hard
10 Kill Big Bull Tall Arrow In His Ear. and Fools the
Fear An innocent looking brave, with face like a
woman bore the name Of Young Man-Who steals
Horses a name which he is said TO have dishonesty
earned.
N.icr singing by the school. the Rev. Dr. r. s Mac
Arthur. the pastor made an address OF welcome 10
los colonel Franl. ID. Yates and Great Bear, A halt
breed sioux Several Indians then sang song In
English. ITO organ music greatly pleased them par
,culqry when tho iastrumcnt played softly.
r.mar,, about big thunder" Chcftan> Big Bun
ponr and short Horn expressed Themselves aS much
pleased At the entertainment given 10 them ana ter
i,rav,, and went away. after hestowing the Indian
Pleasant Preacher" upon DR.. Macarthur and asking
for his autograph.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LAYING THEIR CORNERSTONE.
CEREMONIES AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH IN
YONKERS

Tho cornerstone OF the st. Mary's Church OF tho
,n,culatc Conception at Ionkcrs was laid yesterday
afternoon by Monsgnor Preston in the presence OF
ovcr = score OF priests and between 5000 and 5000
oon,e ON the platform when the cornerstone
nlarcd in position were Fathers Corkery, Of Clifton
: I David OConnor of Dobbs Ferry and Joseph
Campbell of Port Richmond . l. The cornerstone two
Zoe, SQUARE and twelve inches deep, and is Of Beville
Y I brownstone Cut in 1t are cross and the date
,aoo The New.York Tribune Catholic Review"
Catholic Inona and others papers, the exercises Of
tho dav and book on the beginning Of Catholicy in
yonlers weyo placed In the stono. Among those
present were the Rev. Messrs Reilly ne pastor Nc
GPmghlIn. O'Reilly, Lings, Xsvier, o'Connor, Ne
Nance kgan Hamilton Wallace Hss!y a and q creeden
Monsgnor Prestons rst cnarsS r was reas a. s aso
new church Is situated the hill IN south Br3adway
,rbo 6mcnsons are to he 90 by 12O feet height over
icntral aisle 56 feet. and over side ,aises 80 fee:
Thnro .rc large entrances In Broadway and IL -
urs ~ vhfch leads into a large transept In the
rear Of the church where are the chapel. vestry
hntstrv etc The church has seating capacity Of
Zoo peoplc and will be completed In August 1891
The structure Will cost Si2o'ooo' eAciu'Ne Oh o"uic"
s,rpif
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Nor-NT yERNON-"The Chronicle publ'she1 on
Friday gave list OF cottages and other buildings now
in cou-sr Of construction. which IL says "opens the
eyes OF most Mount Yernonltes as TO the ultimate
destres Of this embryonic city, There are reported
70 h, six brick and twenty ynve frame houses, each
costing sj 900 or more in the list. In addition there
are the new Presby tcrln Church, to cost S0O,ooo
the new Willard Hail. the new home for the Crescent
CInb and q large row Of brick stores on Fonrtiave'
Thor, arc also many new homes going up on Chester
Hi. Fains"or'H io''' "'a"u Army y. u
Repnbllc will present American flags to each OF the
r,tIc sohooIs on May Is. The presentation VIII be
an The old school lot, and all the school children OF
,ho +o,,n ,rir he present . The coming village
election for president and successors TO eight OF the
hoard Of trustees Will be the most important ever
held IN Mount Vernon. As the new board Will nave
thr mower TO spend 100000 in the improvements oi
the avenues and streets, 100000 for lateral sewers
and other large amounts. there Is movement on fOot
IN put m candidates who are neither potlcans nor
dcnagognes but men who are above dishonesty. ana
rbo Eaye opinlOns and the courage 10 exercise them
Coroner Mitchell impaneed Jury 10 hold
an lnqucst on the cause OF the death oi MIS- Nllht
& IIarper The inquest was held at the nome OF
IIoIbrooi and Mr. Undcrhil. the dentist, and
Drs philips. Monatt. sherman and Hermance were
in attendance verdict OF death from paraly sls o.,
H. roar, ,,as f,und Every seat filled
ia, mint In the large audience room Of the Central
Wc.hotIst Church to hear The first OF the Rev. Dr.
" VrKcndrce Darwood's course ot SIX sermons on
low 10 Reach the Masses and FIJI the Churches
New-York tribune., 1890-05-05
THROWING OPEN THEIR NEW HOME.

Tho doors Of the Paumier Homestead the new
home Of the Young Mems Christian AS'o'muoh' III
No, . and - Wayucst. were thrown open Yesterday
afternoon a, D. m and soon the spacious plrlorS on
the first floor were nilcd With young men ana lads,
- we'll A. "A Iaryc number ~ friends % the young
men The only service Of the day was the regular
I O'Clock prayer meeting Among those "ho spoke
were tic Row Dr. Cornelius Brett Of the BERGEN Re,
s,rurd church. the Rev. Dr. T.. j. Van Ilrei, "t
the Wnvur street Reformed Church. the Rev. Dr.
Uorarrl ~uydam of the Park Reformed church th'
pcv Alexander Mckcycy, of tl' second ieSY
-, 1brr'h and M, Eev John krautz. OF the Con
tc,ary Methodist Episcopal Church. Tomorrow WIZ
io thc formal opening day of the association ana a
hos NJ the friend, If the 4j members are expected t.
be present.