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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

M6todo para encolar los obietos rotos de
vidrio, terra, loza observation-disclosures con
un cuchillo sobre una tabla, Cal viva en- polvo,
quesO blanco claras de huevo; dntense con
esta mezcla los pedazos rotos, tinanse y pom
ganse secar limpiando luego las rebabas.
Esta cola no SO deshaee con aqua fria nj ca
liente, nj tampoco con ell fuego.
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sEMEJANZAS
(ACr6StjCOl J

+7alle esbelto, oimbrador
Gina sonrisa inocente,
Eabio rojo, seductor,
/ -diliO de musa ariieEte F!
/ %ngel de luz y de amor!
! Hiene unos ojos tan bellos
oios vividos destellos
ooon sus miradas, que diera
0ou misma vida cuaIquiera,
Rl yer su imagen en- ellos.
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Un eaballero solo desea alduilar en punto
SUBsANADo

queda el error del anagrama SO mana 8 Tivol"
en- Tez de SO mama Tivoli" complacido el
amigo comprador de los excelentes cigarrillos
de la Habana Las PHlnaer0S.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14
ATENCION

Sc venden los muebles de la casa de PstDilos
calle de San Justo ndmerO 8. Todos en- bu6n
estado y preeio ,modicOs. 23-lo
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ANAGRAMA.
VEsE PLACEN DICHO

Con estas letras formar nombre I apellido
de una simpatica SFta, resdente On Manatf.
T.
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Don Le4is de Meta.

ST Quiere usted conservar buen aliento en-
la boca, use los PoIVoS de9stGZeS del Doctor
Salicrup.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14
CRIPToGRAFfA ARABE
Observation-Disclosures,

A,1'A'o,o,o, o,E,O,N'A,1,A Z, ,1d,U'H 'A,AIA'A
Combinando las anteriores letras, Sc for
mara ell nombre = a2eldo de una do las ninas
mas simpaticas de Ponce, que llora porQue su
Luna frente
E1 DeStegYGd0.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

"a que de Amer5tan0
AquelIa carta rOmDistes,
Quiero saber 81 asi hicistes
Con la de mi pria'aG dos.
81 10 has hecho, tercerG 4 Dios
Que te perdone tus culpas
Porque te pondr6 sin disputa
Un cWartG sin compassion.
hi TODD amigo quer;do
Muchos placeres to da
Pues me s6 que en- 81 est5 q
La que te tiene perdido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

Han resuelto los entretenimientos de ano.
che: LogogrJo y Ftxg0, p RampolIa, Socorro
y Salvadora Hernandez, sailot : Laloma.-SJa.
Obdulia c. Manon, Eureka, Ell club Triunvirato,
El Torombolo6 e Isidoro G.. Bonilla v. B. Soti-
llo han adivinado todo-FWg0, Anico, Dos Ji-
barOs, A. S. E. Miserere, Enrique Mirabal, c..
g. de Quevedo.-LogogrJo Carlos y Rufino G..
de Quevedo, Elmire Igesias. -Arp0 dcf6StjcG,
Rafael Iglesias. R. Santiago %
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14
TARAco EN- RAMA

Sc vende uu lote de capas de la Plata 6
precios modicos.
Dirigirse a don Luis Sanchez Morales, Girls.
to ndmerO IL, altos. 1871
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

Bel1i'si,-Noynsa "a dos manos, piano. !. 81
Idem. -SOWGmbMZG id. id. Isl
Idens. -JXIieta y Romeo id. i'd ...$1
Boildjew.-D Dana blanca i'd. i'd. -. -75
ldem. Linda CbGnsatsair i'd. id. -. 80
Pedidos de la Capital: Gonzalez Font.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

Sc vende un bucn piano aleman de POGO
uso 5 en- m0dico precio; daran raz6n en- la ca
lie del Sol num- 2, Casa blanca porteria. e-1
Did1ogO en- ana casa de Ia cal1e de San
Sebastian:
Mira, Higinia, vete casa de fulana =
trae el maniquf
No, no voy, porque luego 81 me ven con
ell maniqui por la Gale, sale mi nombre en- la
Insistieron en- que fuera, pero todo tu6 inG-
til la muchacha repetfa que en- 81 periodico Sc
puDlica TODD 10 Que ocurre y que no queria
serVr de distraction a las gentes,
Els rigorosamente hist0rico.
Un caballero solo desea a1quilar en punto
c6ntrico, IN apOsento un mirador indepen-
dient7. Dirijirse LA CORRESPONDENCE DE
PUERTO.RICo. So
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Isl va usted casarse 6 q montar casa,
no SO divide de vsftar ell alnacen de muebles
do Margarida y CO, Luna 81.
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FUGA DE VOCALEs

A ms amigo Juan MosczoV0.
.c..rt.m. .st.s figs
O.. d wells v.n;
i. !. q. .b,j. J..n
d.se:fr.l. q. s CIR;
DIS p.dr.s DIS his
tr.s VS. S. c.m..r.n,
t.d,s c.ns.g..r.n,
O.. n. Is tea
9dras. rs. R.dT. g.,g
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14

U C0sGs que Sc veconsje'sdGw Ell BUEN
GUSTO, uno de los mejores salones de barbe-
ria peluqueria de la Capital.
Pyopiet0rto: J. Apellaniz, San Justo, nd-
nero 16.-Pe Pertumerfa extra superior Sc admit
ten abonadOs.-Esmero Y limpieza
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-04-14
Baquero y Qandara

Tienen constantemente de venta cerveza
CrtStiantaa.
CaIas de docenas de bOteas 4 $9a
Caias de s docenas medals botellas a $91.
para Ia Isla as94 las prlneras So Las
segundas.
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CHARADA

4 0ai amigo Don Jst0n Teporio como seduction
d la que me deClicG.
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SreS. Scott d BoaOne !

Hace va meses que vengo ensayando la
Emulsion de Scott. de aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao con hipofosftos, y declare candidamente
que es la mejor preparation de su clase que
Jamas ha Venido mi nOticia, Para las afec-
clones de los pulmones otras Intermediates
consuntjVas puede considerarse como un re-
medic de la mayor efcacia, bajo forma agra
dable muy acceptable en- todos cOnceptos.
Soy de ustedes alto. S. S. Q. B. S. n.
Dr.. J. S5naonatsd.-NeW Orleans, EE. Unidos.
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DECLARA QUE LA EMULSION DE SCOTT
es la mejor de su clase y de la mayor efcacia
en- las afecciones dc los pulmones otras en-
fermedades consuntivas
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AlafAozN De asUs1oA
DE OLYMPIC OTERo, ATocHA No t. PoNoR.
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Diez millones lie pesetas Sc adeudan 4 los
rnaestros de primera ensenanza, quienes atri-
buyen este NAL al sistema de pagos hoy vi.
ge1te. Propiniendo otro mas sencilloy eficaz
han presentado una exposition al minstro de
Fomento los representatives de la Asambea
del Magisterio, Sres. Rodriguez, TOrralba, Ba-
rreda, Marina y Tamayo, acompanados del
Sr. Ruiz do Saazar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
TEW.YORK CITY.
MUSIC
8 y. III.

.,u c.,t ycatcrdav approved Marshal Eneel
.or,s recommendation n revoke the cab license OF
DENIS IIealcy. No i,co7, for charging customer ~
cant. more than the city ordinances "irr"""
Commissioner GilrOy has caused addliohai puo'i1
n,he % he 6pcncd mt East Thirty serenti'so anu r'
0ne-hu hdred -and-tbirty cghtlst. loni'''0" ~ ~
city baths Will be declared Open
The trial Of George Frank, alias "Frencny no a.;
rho alleged SLAYER Of old Carrie Brown, was again
nos.noncn I'm General Sessions yesterday FREDERICK
ii,us,, his COUNCIL was ill., so Recorder smylu SCI
the case for tomorrow
IN ,rcoqnion of the gallant behavior OF the cap
tan and his companions Of the steamship SOPHIE III
r,sculue the crew Df the wrecked bark Exile On Juc
II a subscription list has been opened at the New
York Maritime Exchange
Gold coin TO the amount Of S4So'ooo was eng'Ecu
NJ the subT1casury yesterday for shipment 70 Europe
MAYOR Grant, yesterday approved the ordinance
nassci BY the Aldermen making it msdemcahor
punishable with fine OF $50 for each offence ior rail-
road engineers TO btuminous coal In tic foufth
ave. tunnel
An examination will be made this week n apph-
cants for the vacant Office OF nautical expert at t'
New-YJrk photographic Office
Frank Smith, the evangelist. vii conduct the Fui
ton-st daily noon pr5yer.meet-7 to-day
little Frank Albroy, from whose throat water
melon seed was extracted by surgical operation last
Saturday Is stll confined b his cot in the Chambers
Street Hospital. He reported last night us BENG
entirely ont Of danger, and 1t was thought that lie
vuuld le able 10 return to his home In a few days
New Workers. will have fine opportunity to SEQ the
boat race between Harvard and Yale on June 70
The steamer Rhode Island Will leave new Pier NO
60 North River. at 80 q. m. on Thursday for New
London via stonngton, and by taking position near
the finish her passengers VIII have an opportunity 10
shout themselves hoarse for the winners The steamer
will leave EewLOndon for the return trip to this city
ON Friday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
TOO MANY VIVID AyrMILs NEXT DOOR.

City Marshal Michael Goode, who lives at NO l47
East Fifty-seventh-st. has made complaint 70 the
Health Board concerning the Wild animals and snakes
which are kept in Reche's stable next door to hs
home. Some months ago Fanchon, a small trick ele-
phant. walked up to the cOOred hostlers rooms on
the second floor Of the stable and had to be kept there
several DAYS before she was taken down All Inclined
bridge from the sccordstory widow. Since tleh'
Goode says lion got loose in the back yard. one
huge snake is seen coil and uncoil Itself near VII"
dow and Goodies daughters are afraid 1t VIII get h'
their rooms The stencil from the wild animals IN the
stables IS one cause for complaint GOode says and the
noise made by tho animals all Night prevents health
sleep His complaint investigated yesterday BY
SANITARY policeman. who made a doubtful report An
other Investigation will be made by sanitary In
spect0r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
Az ITTaCK on JUSTICE KrLBRETH.

Mator Grant received letter Yesterday addressed to him
nv Colonel Charles Chale Long dated Alexandria Egypt
NAV IL intended 10 initiate against the chances Tor re-
annontment OF Police Justice Kilbreth AS Justice XII
beth has something like year and haf 70 serve beiorc
his tenn of office will expire the colonel has apparently
opcned his batteries long time I'm advance OF The regular
battle for the place The letter TO the Mayor contained
as an ncosure the of another letter when Ooiohe
Long wrote 20 Charles Fairchhd then Assistant Secrc
ta,v Of tho Treasury August 90 1854 accusing him Fair
child, of transmitting officially TO the State Department
svithout investigation" letter written by Justice Kill
brch withdrawing Endorsement Of Colonel Long for
the post Of Consul General Egypt The colonel goes on
20 rece the history OF his acquaintance with KDret
which began IN $780, the troubles which arose between
them the Century Club few years afterwad now he
stopped Longs pay police court clerk and how the
Court Of Common Pleas IN which Long brought suit for
lis stopped salary him aht by giving him The 500
Withheld from him. and allowed him 1864 az in costs
besides.
Police Justice Bibreth Is County Democrat, and was
Of exMnyor Graco's appointments "A he has shown
no disposition % withdraw from the County Democracy
his chances for rappontmcnt not at present brill
warrant the trouble Colonel Long is taking 70
defeat him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
POINTS FOR FRESH-1TR WORKER&
THE MANAGER OF THE TRIBUNE FUND HOLDS
cnN-rrpFNCL WITH Ills uELPEKS.

THE MANAGER OF THE TRIBUNE FUND HOLDS
A CONFERENCE WITH HIS HELPERS.
Tho Rev Willard Parsons, manager Of The Tribune
rrcsh.Air Find gathered from sevcnty-ilvc 70 100
city missionaries In the roOme Street Tabernacle yes
tcrlay and explained 10 them the principles which
urdcrlie then part Of tile work OF the Fund. Many
~ the missionaries have sent out children for years
and they arc thoroughly conversant with the few rules
that orc laid down. but that the charitable friends
I'm the country may not suffer through design or mad
vorcnc the helpers were told IN plain words what Is
expected from every one Tie following are some OF
the nlunciions:
only the children OF Tic very poor are allowed to
20 under the auspices of the FrcSh-Air Fund. 1t IS
not sufficient excuse that the parents are not able
send their children to the country II must be shown
that the parents are too poor to PROVIDE lOf them
comfortably In their homes ~, 49,
No child with vernln, or even suggestion OF yer
min, can pass the eye OF the w0tTbtul physician IL
GOES without saying that children from homes or from
houses where there are any contagious diseases arc
debarred. Clean linen and freedom from disease are
absolutely essential . IN,
The aGc limit Is twelve. No matter who the ChlIu
Is nor how worthy the parents are, no missionary can
hone for smiles who tries to break this rule Chdrrn
Invited by name 10 places where they nave Hlstca
In former years exempt IRON inns fcsulCuoh Out
new corners must be under twelve
a black list has been formed Il the few "repcates
who slipped past the manager last year, ana they VIII
moi be allowed TO 60 over this year until every poor
child In Noe-York has been once NO chlld can %
q second time. -, =. =,
The examining physician this year is DR.. u. NJ.
ViutOn OF No 100 Fast Thirty iXth-st., and masOn
aries are requested make an appointment with her
al once that the preliminary examination Of TIE
parties will begin to go 10 the country earlier this
wear than usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
HENRY z. DLYEY'S NEXT SEASON.
TO PLAY IN TIE SOLICITOR AT uERRMANN's
THEATRE.

TO PLAY IN THE SOLICITOR AT uERRMANN'5
THEATRE
The gossip that has been going about for some
time about engagement Of Henry L. Dixey by Rn-
dolph Aon SON. or BY John Stetson or by almost any
body else was stopped yesterday by the authoritative
announcement that he had been engaged for next
son by Charles Frohman. The contract, which was
signed Yesterday, secures Mr. DXey's services from
August % 10 May /. HIS first appearance under it
Will be IN "he solicitor" at Herrmanns Theatre prob
ably about September T. by the terms Of the contract
no Is b. receive fixed salary and also percentage Of
the receipts Mrs. Louise Thorndybe Bouclcault will
play the leading woman's part In the piece.
Another play has been secured by the manager and
accented by the actor 10 be used In case successor to
The Solicitor" should be needed II Is the Intention
II "The Solicitor" succeeds, give IL long and 10
give Oh extra matinee about once n month, when a
sccial programme will be presented The part which
Mr.. Dixey is TO act. IL il hardly necessary TO say, IS
wholly different from those IN which he Is most familiar
even the play Is wholly different from the common
so-called buflesQue. This will bo Mr. Dixey's first
appearance in any piece Of this sort Since he played in
"Confusion' ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre under the
management Of John stetsUn. The statement has been
enormously made that Mrs. George Dncw Barrymore
was TO act In this company She has been engaged for
Mr. WiTkinson's Widows ut Pr0ctOr's Theatre.
Mr Dxey has had rather checkcrcd career for the
last two years though II Is commonly sGd that he has
lost nothing personally At the beginning Of the
season before the last he presented "he Seven Ages
az the STANDARD Theatre for hong run, being then In
company with z. z. Rice. Tire production was not
success financially. When j. NJ Hill took the
standard Mr.. Dlxey went on the road and soon
after he separated from Mr. Rice At the end OF the
last he had disagreement with his new man
ager and parted from him also. Since then there has
been a GOOD deal Of speculation as 70 his probable
future Last season he played The Seven Ages" and
AdOnig.b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23

10 80 n m-For probate: wills Of Ann Cotton C. r.
Cairns j. j. conl6n, Elooeth BIT an, Jsncs Gsilighef
q A. Reed. ]. g. Angel sod j. d.. st0e. 10 a. M
jane Irwin John Haug aud 81. 7 MafrIB.
Superior Court-tsencral IernI-Adgourned until July
Superior Ceu,t-siecial Term-Defofe heAdam. L.
NO SUPERIOR Court-Tral Tcrmpars I. II and ur-Aa
Common Pleas General Term-Adjo rad until June n
Common Pleas-Specsl iern'-beiore bschod, j.
Common PlsasEgul:y Te.m1 iGS AS e J-yss
Gs01 ICPc IT, Tf! S 5 i ls1 SSSs
isM, 22t I52S 1872 SiS i iSla ~, i l5s s
IIS Sss ii ssg, iSssss 49, i2s izd 5S5 i
Common iitas-Iral lern-raft lI-BcioFe Pryor. j.
Cases 20 be spnt from Part l. ~, 49,. r.,. = f,
Common plcas--Tria Term-Part 1II-beforc DAY. c. j.
Gases 70 De from Part J. ..,, ,,.,,-
Uity Court Special Jorn-hc,ote Mc'oWn J,-NoeonA
civ Court-Trial Tern-Jart I,Befor, Enrich C. u
NO. 1928 $3.50 jO96 81. $50. 533i, 800; l2sl 5i&
civ Uourt--Ihal irrlD-l art lll-ttclpf Mcththl. T.
Nos 6i'9 $3.50 500 525. 1911, Sli0, 4?l?' 9lsl.
;075' 1879 1850 $50, 1872 53l-, 1925,
cts Cour.-Trla ic-m-PaF5 IV-Brfore Van wyek.
Mos -. -, 46. 1l45.
Coart OF 0ysY and Teruincr Before Van Bgunt j. and
District. ttOrncy DClancer Nic0ii-N0 !.
Court OF GENERAL tcss OnsPart I-Before Cowing j..
md Ass.st9nt Distrct-ACtorcy Wauhope Lynn-Nos 70
" Conrt Of General sessions-part IIBefore smyth r
and Assstant DIstr ct-Attorney Mledona-Nos. to
Court OF General scssions-Psrt III-B'fore MARITIME.
j. uliu ASSISTANT DIstr.ct- Attorney McIntyre-A0. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
CASTS .r,rr-rp N THE Court OF AppEMs.

Saratoga y. T., June 22.-In the Court OF Appeals
here today the following cases were argued
No ISABEL A. Crosby and others, respondents, agt
fnc president etc. of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
COMPANY. appellants. A., ,....
No iO6--Wills Is. Sayre, respondent, agt the state
q New York. appellant; submitted. =.
No 33-IIarrict f. J0slyn, as administptnx, etc.,
appellant art. George II. Rockwell and Others, as
administrator, etc. Respondents.
No. G4-j0hn r. Crawford and another. respondents,
agt Martin d. Tyrell appellant; submitted;
No G6-WaerlOO WOOllen Manufacturing Company
respondent agt James Shanahan, appellant.
The day calendar for tomorrow is Nos. 90, Is, 81
>, So 90, 2l6 and 264.
In the Second Division the following cases were
argued:
No. 30O-Julla r. Drake, respondent agt. Clinton
Paige, appellant.
No. 175--Lucien S. Crandall appellant, agt. Ernest
H. Barron and Others, executors, etc. respondents.
No. 41O--In the matter Of the OF Susan NJ Freeman
deceased passed and sent 10 foot Of calendar
No. 4l1-In the matter Of the Will Of sarah Gray,
deceased submitted
No. 4l3-Martin Kramrath, respondent. agt. the
City Of Albany, appellant
The Second Division day calendar for tomorrow IS
Nos. 416 All, 407, 277, 400 800. 800 and 355.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
CHANCES At THE APPRAISERS STORES.

John F. Howe the young man VINO recently maze
charges against the employees at the Appraisers Stores
and who could not subsantiate them when called upon
10 do so by Collector Erhardt has sent in his resigna
ton No other course SEEMED TO be open 10 him, his
immediate superior intended 10 demand his dismissal
Howe reported TO the Collector that there was we'll
organized system Of blackmal in vogue at the Stores,
and named a number Of the employees whom he said
were in il. When 1t came TO proving his charge, he
failed utterly His resignation was sent to Deputy
Collector Charles A. Burr for his action. Mr. Burr
replied that ne hoped that the resignation would cot be
accepted, but that Howe would be dismissed in dis
grace.
Appraiser Cooper yesterday suspended nom duty
Chief Examiner wiswell, Of the silk division Of the
Appraisers stores. The Appraiser was not at bis
Office yesterday, and It could not be harmed officially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
prrrrr FROM I WOUND LITER THIRTY YEARS

Colone! Ir7 Aver who served during the war In the
10Th Regiment, Pennsylvania Reserves, and for many
years special agent OF tn United states Ir'lsnry
Department az this port. has Just undergone panini
surgical operation at the Scncy Hospital, BROOKLYN
which, In point OF results attained AID discoveries
made, cOmnlcnds It Tor more than passing notic'.
At the second Latte Of Bill RpG the colonel WIN
was then captain Of Company !, received gunshot
wound IN the left forearm. The Dah enIcfea inc
radius abort five inches above the wrist aud glanced
upward, lodging near the elbow. 1t was removed at
the time at the point OF contact. 1T that operation
and In subsequent explorations Of the arm the presence
of any other foreign substance was not detected f~
nearly thirty years the wound has been source m
constant irritation ard danger Dr. Fowler, on Brook
yn who performed tie operation, detected the pres
cnce Of metal by thc use d tie telephone PROBE hc
removed a piece Of TN about the size OF lucent
piece which, together with pieces OF cotn ~as Io, h
completely embedded IN the bone. ~ seems mat ue
ball passed through the colonel's canten, carving
with II the tin and cloth In question: Ahc oPerd'Aou
was successful and promises rliei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-23
LAYING THE CORNERSTONE OF CHURCH.

The cornerstone Of the West End Presbyterian Church.
AmsteTdam-aSe and 0nehundred and nfth-st., laid
yesterday afternoon by the pastor the Rev Balloon
Shaw. A large crowd present at the ceremonies
which began at D. m with The singing Of the poxoogy
The made By the Rev. Richard Hartley.
pastor Hope Baptist Church; the Rev Dr. James
Chambers led the Responsive reading efvicen the Rev.
Field nerpance, Of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church.
the Scripture lesson prayer made by the Rev.
A. W. Hasey Of the Spring Street Presbyterian Church.
after which MI Shaw in short dedicatory address, laid
the with silver uowcl.
The hymn, "Christ is Our Cornerstone" wss then
sung by the choir and congregation. The prayer OF
secration which next wus made by the RGv.
Henry T. McEwen. pastor OF the Fourteenth Street Pres
byterIan Church Addresses were made by the Rev Dr.
S. B Rooster. OF the North Presbyterian Church, and
the Rev. DR.. Wilton NJ Smith. Of the Central Pr,shy
terrain Church The James H. Hoadey, Of Faith
Presbyterian Church. made prayer, and the services
were closed by the Rev. DR. David e. wyiie. n tho
Scotch Presbyterian Church. who gave the bcnedcton.
A full description OF the church as 1t will DO when
completed was published IN last Sundays Tribune.