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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

THE lasest statistics of the results of the
Pasteur incubation for hydrophobia practi-
cally establish the claim of that discovery
to be a lfe-saving triumph of science. Out
of 1925 persons bitten by dogs positively
known to be mad, the treatment has saved
all but 73, thus reducing the death rate in
hydrophobia to nine-tenths of one per cent
AS the bite of a mad dog was, before his dis
covery, considered almost certainly ia tai,
the achievement proves itself to be one of
the great beneficent results of medical
scianna-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

This issue Of THE DISPATCH contains
60 pages made up of THREE PARTS.
Failure on the part of Carriers, Agents,
NewsdeaIers or Newsboys to supply patrons
with Complete Number should be prompt
i, reported 10 this office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
Obituary NOtas.

MRS, MARY WoRMEsLEY, aged SO years, died
September 30 at her home, near Freeport Arm
strong county, where she had lived for 4S years.
Mrs. Wormesley was the mother Of John and
Robert Wormesley. Of this city
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

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cum9Gpces be responsible for the care OF u7asolic
tfri manuscripts.
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Sunday issue of The Dispatch to friends
sIsuuId bear in mind the fact that The post
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and triple number copies Of The Dispatch
require a 2-cent stamp to insure prompt
delivery.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

As week ago, the cold wave which is
reported to be out West by its tarrying only
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

CONGRATULATIONS to Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland. May the mother and child enjoy
the height of prosperity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL ON THE sTUMl

PITTsBURG, SUNDAY, OCT. 4, Issi.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-04

The boathouse on the principal lake in
Central Park shelters during warm day
half dozen nurses and small children and a
sprinkling of mothers and boating visitors.
The latter come and CO. but the nurses and
children often hang about for hours. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
RECORDED MORTGAGES

bo,ttDner Auensa: TO \ X Ely, trustee . : 1otb.st
ave. 3 years, $1,000 'N9O Vi MOTIFS
Campbell, Mary. 70 Peter Farrell q o., r-. 800
lot NO IA Samuel RIVER homestead @ nonths sino
cunningham. James. 70 Morris Franklin "a : rcvJs 81,
n Of BIoOmest G months. 81. coo " '-o'is'st
Daub, Leonhard and wife 10 Theresa Docs,o. - -,
II, e OF Avenue {, years - 600. ''' Jun
Farley, John ! and wife, n William n Nspning @
'Otn.St Of Sth,ave' year. $4,000.
Fall Oner. William and wife 10 William II ra.o,o ~
1Oj West lSlstst years $1,000. 0o"eI 'o
inPtOnaye. years. - .OC) 9' VI HcN-
Galarhcr Kate, to Douglas. 7od.st o OF 1st.ava
yeas F2O 900. Nv VI '9'a'''
Hcrn-tein. Esther. to Lawrence Frazier Copnanv va q
Colegcaye. Of l3sth.st, demand. - 600 '''' =
pany Crimmins-aye, n Of 141stst. wears - 90 ~
Jacobs Ellas 70 Baron de HlIsch Fund No ia pitt
st. = years. $4,000. wv ~" '''-
Kempner. samuel. to L Hegeman, IT, e I'd ave Hath
years. 5000 - ~ Ai"'h-
LaInarche John V, to l. Lewisohn lot No II. man
Ryer HON estead, years. II 200 ~ - map
Livingston. Mary I 70 Il Winthrop. East 9th st. .
Morklen. Michael! 20 Enigr1nt Industrial SAVINGS Ranr
: i1tn-St, W OF lStaNe. year 81 200. '
Mcnzcr Conrad to \ Arvid,on, p Oakey.st w OF Ken
ler-gNs. years. T4JO. " n.y.
circuit Susan, to Moesln. $ s5th.st W OF sth.ave
Postal. Jacob to Phillips I.udlow.st n Of Canal.
t. 10 years 50 600. ~
Ramsey Peter n. 70 ! Plsenes II W cor Nadi.on avn
and 81 st-st = months. $4,000. ''"'o
smith l.. 70 Henderson. q 3 1Ierh.st o NJ 3D.
ave. % 600.
Teliord John 70 Metropolitan Trust Con,pany Ugh
st. Q Of 7th.aye years *25 900 '' ~
wcosey r b, 70 Scfym,ei. No lo7 Broad.st vp.~
- 600 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
I.rni G5Ia.t.
What is an Abstract of Title ?

6th-An abstract used to be the best evidence Oh "''
That was twenty years 1t was very fauiy anu very
un satisfactory. but It all there wss to be hau
constantly caused those who relied upon IT, serious e"
barrassment and los. 1t led to innumeraoe h"9uiN
trustee or executor who, in those days h oO
taned such an abstract from reputable sources had go"
all he could get and was not negligent To-day an ao
stract f., not the evidence Of title obtainaDe inc
enterprise OF men, Joined with the experience ana
learning Of trained specialists in reaestac law has pro
yded comprehensive guarantee to supplement the f'a
opinion OF the profession The trustee longer uses due
diligence who does get the amDler protection thus
offered.
Those who are sl exhotng the trustee to stick to his
old abstract and opinion OF counsel are exhortng him to
run the risk, year, hence. Of certain YER
diet o, the jury him. because he has not Insured
against loss when had opportunity 10 do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

All the sales at the Exchange Yesterday were under
foreclosure. $ De Walltearss offered No 2Of East
Fiiuethst., a three-story and basement high-stoOp
dwelling, on lot 15xGo the property rents for $3.50
per sinum. and sold oI 81 400 - joan Michel John
r.. H. Smyth offered No. - East one hEndrg d and
l1rtetlst. between Madison and Fifth aves a three
Story basement and cellar brick house. on a lot
ipoAloO the bidding ran from $4,000 mp 70 $4,000
=. :. church was the buyer. The same auctioneer
$50 soh NO. 149 Easi Itl-
T., a uFee,stoTy dwelling and lot. 16.3x1O0, for
S1l,215 to +. McGure. ID. J IEgi5ham q CO. sold
under foreclosure NO. 1913 For,ylhst:, a nyestors
tenement house win stores on full lot: IL brought
:321oO nom r. Jacobs The following sale at private
contract has been announced d. Kempncr d >on
nave sold for Mr.. Ncrmlyca No. 4OS Wsl Thirty
ST.. fve-stOry double brOwnstone apartment hollse
-jXSo1iOO. for $4,000
I1nsmonS smith soil for Louis Pier TO Mrs
Ayna Hagen the fon-stOry, high stoOp. brown, tone
dwelling, No. 90 LcNlngiOn-ave, 2OX7, for SD, 900
ana Tor DIR. William ". Fuller. to a builder for ifk
mediate Improvement, the threc-sjOry private dwell
ing. NO. 80 West Thirty-hfth-st, 2Ox959, private
terms. !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CHURCH OF. THE DIVINE PATERNLTY. SHAVE.
corne, 45th-st., Rev n ILL., - EAIoN D. D. "a
shin IS y. ~. subject. "Christ anc His Enemies :
@hr,st Among Sccitics" sunday sc;.oo az 8 80
a m STRANGERS welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.


For PHILADELPHIA at 80 AS co. 10 20, II 80 n.
80 90 3 30 90, 90. 90, 80 p. NJ 2.a
night. SUNDAYS 90. 10 80, IL 30 a. m, 90, . ~
Fer baltimore and WASHINGTON daily a, 90 u go via
Dining Car a. m, ? ;oo 80 Dining carr oVo @'
Trains leaving at AS a. m. 80, 90 co. 80 80
NJ - rs night except Saturday night sundays II ~
m 80, 90 100. p. NJ, have connection Iof HsaAs'
Harrisburg, P0ttsyille, &c. ..., - "a
For Sunbury and WamspOrt. via Phladephli ~ ~. ~
a. m Il 80 Buffet Parlor Carl 80 D. NJ, II 10 mohisA'
Except Saturday night, SUNDAYS 200 D. ~. =, 80
Tickets and ParlOrCar seats can b. procured az a. ~
gel AS, GA $40. 1923 Broadway. 40 6inn ~
West l25th-st. 1874 East 125tn-st, Ne"fofH' No4'@
$50 Futon-s: 9s Broadway, Brooklyn 49,, ,,s
New Transfer Company Will call for ana ehVA Wv
gage from hotel residence.
SEW-Y0RK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAiL"Ai
Trains leave West 42d-st 1t % a $3.50, "a. 20 ia,
Mnnewaska and Waikiki Valley L. T. st@ton,i s,'iia
town, BloOmngburgh. Port Jeryi, MoAuceIo E', c,,t
Pittsburgh; Liberty. Livingston Manor HancocS Ipe
dale, scranton, Walton Delhi div. Nor" .ni
Uuca, Rome, Oneida, oswego, Detroit Om''s" 49,
a,15 p NJ Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk a1a Nl' ?
waska, Waikiki Valley stations Midd,rto % M a
burgh Eenville Pittsburgh, HureyNill'' lAv''' w."
Lake Livingston MINOR. ,. r,hs,,v Ly.
ing ton Manor ROcld nd Walton, NaheT n.,.,it Oh.
oneida Oswego Rochester. Niagara Fails P.ii,sa re-
coa0. and West; Pullman seepers rec l. n d,ly e.
to Suspension Bridge. Daily. all other ulh' U''"'
cept sunday. ,,.s ear berta
obtained az 1923 Broadway. Ncw-Nork - y 49,
g. p A. is Exchange PlIce New-YorG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

go NcwYOrk, Friday, Oct. 30
nc following sales Were held at the Exchange and
S-sofy dwelling with lot, No lis East 1e7th.st.
500 II " OF Slaye lot l63yH1l T MctiuiIo. $ll215.
S--tOIY dwelling with lot, No % East 130th-st
i3G.S IT W M01so. ~ lot 1GsA99II; K ) Church.
- o.-to,y dwelinE IN lot. 40 2Ol East 5Oth-st +.
- II 3d-aNc lot l5NUO; JnO Mitchell. - 4OC.
3-stoIN building with lot. .l53 IOr~yth-st w e
l2I II Kivngton-,t lot 2jNfOJ; T. JACOBS So ZOO
sac o! bun ing with lot Nos 100
IT. ana II4 t. Us East l0lstt, LeXincton.sye was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 4sth.st and 5th-aye-Rev;
EDWARD b. COE, D. D., VIII preach az IL O. H. ana
CoTLEGIATE CHURCH, 29'hst and 5th-aVe.-i;eV.
DAVID LANES RUlsREIi. d. D., viii pra an at II d. M
aud ) p H. Aicf1rect.ns Fl Pi%%'T az 9;i' D. H.
Sunday-.eh DOL - . 30 in the Chap .-..-r,e .
JOINT CCMMtNION OF ALL THE CHURCh ~, ~
30 D. III h beIs o. al the Collegiate churches
ana chapes are cord ally inyit d.
COL.FGI ATE CHUGCH "A Lafayette Place'-{sev'
IT. w EXAMINERS. d. D., Will preach at II a. H. ReN.
GEO T. COLLIER Will prcarh at p N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CALVARY CITDRCn. 4th-ave. and 2lst-st Rev
HENRY V SATTERL T.. D. D.. Rector Services sun
dzy November | Holy Communion. and 10 q. m. Nom
Ing PRAYER serman ard Holy Communion. IL m. sun
dsy-school p n. Chldren's choral service, 40 p m.
with sermon X y. m Dr. SATrERLEE VIII preach In
The morning and eyennr All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CHURCH OF rhE COVENANT Prssoyt terrain
D m The Pastor. Rev. j. II. McILVAINE D. D..
Will preach. Bible school ~ :4J D m Weekly meeting
"Wednesday at & D. IA. COVENANT CHAPEL. south side
s2d-st. near 2d-aye.- Serkices AZ II a. N. and D. NJ
Rey GEORGE :. WEBS ER. Pastor, VIII preach
Bible. school, Is 3. Young Pecsles meeting. 80
D. N. PTaYer.meetng Thursday at p. H. strangers
Welcomed y .tirc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CENTRAL CONGRTGATIoNAL,C CHURCH, 37thst;.
xest of Sth-aVe.--ReV WILLIAM LLON ID VII. preach
morning and evening II a. NJ. subject Joyful Sounds
q enng "Oue tions Of T0dav Concerning the Chrit 80
% m subject "Jc the Wonderful Preacher; Was His
Pr4achine a Failure - Strangers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

BLooMINGD ALE CHURCH, Boulevard and West
6stS:st. MADISON C. PETERS, Passor-ll, O1nseI T.
tive Progress ,rrsa. Reele&; SaH n
the Life Of Christ'F 30. s. PrerSe, ''Ume in New
Tork~Who is 10 Blame p Special service OF song
Welcome ali.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

BAPTIST CHURCH OF TIE EPIPHANY, Madison.
ave-, corner 0iti.st-l:eN. DONALD D. MANLG In
Pastor, will preach az IL a. ana 40 D. ~ SunoaJ
school 8 80 a. ~ Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at O'clock. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CHURCH OF THE PUHITANS Nresbyterian), 15oth
at near shave, Rev. EDWARD l.. CLARK, D ID.
lastor.-rresching tomorrow at IL a. and 40 D. ~
Bible school at p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N. Y. CITY.
lSSl-st. s. 1884 It c sth-aNe, 1G.sx9911; I'd.
ward Hassest. rc1eIec 20 Occile Ruscb exor. GOOO
AlIi,J' d1uraNc corner Slst-rt. lO2.2AIlB:
John Casey and vic to Nina Daiker ........ 2ss, 500
tdfccombe+ = OIL II Il 14Jth-st J9IIx
. 10 Nina ad Geo,9s p9iker To John Casey. 1900
81 y lchoia,aNc, e 5, 2-9.10 II l45h-st, 81 tx
% same to same ,.........'...-... So 800
r, jsc2 9. rcs'al .'.: 10000
II Simonson and wife % Susan Oscutt. .......
20 uhDusaNc, q co n"i lOod-St, I60I1XlOO:
s,S Sg'3 nso 0rsgit e Wm schgeid 1926 900
o, Aios Ggt~iills to rhebe Pars!li $3.50
W E!agfna a., ana fanny Udke and Henry
-Otn-st, =, ll,.1 r. Sth-aVc, Is 9NgSo o:
joseph harrington and wife 10 Benjamin +
s ScHen ,oi =; . ,.i 1900
lO2.2: WIN Hayemeyer and wife TO susan
5b 0tc"t' 100 q y % $1,000
ws S5S6of 10 Kun - 1000
= j DcnAcst n Is Zicsig .....-......... "'
l15th,st n ;, lo71 IT Of Webster-ave 5ov10sIO
9 . Young . j Witt-....-...--........-.. roo
l4lsst $ IA Il " Of Beetnlan.ave 25yii13: 'oo
crimmni D1; iaHo mG Co 70 II Hall $500
RoeEm,no, 10 i's az =; ~ = LOO
noloB. ii' 81 70 X bG Land improvement Co. 1000
Raarrow:st No 81 4 Hogenaucr to A + wessiau
l'lth.st. : 1916 II q Of RaIroad-ave % ~
1886; Douglass to II c Never -o'N oro
l06th-st. No East w Klebi-ch 10 NJ ! Reoiso o'%'Y
" e1Ir ~ tfl,aIf " corner 1G2d-st 49xI53 Be-
1a@ds Pr[N 49, = G. cla Gensc. Dosott 10000
Ihurston 10 G IaDelye. ............' <. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7Gh.st Of COlumbusaNe preaching by Pastor, Rev
GEO. +. STROBkIDGE, ID. d. IL q. and 40 y. n.
Sunday morning class 10 o'co'L sunday school 2:3o
p. M Young peoples payel meeting y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

ST JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
53dst., near Rroadway.. Rev. JAMES VI. KING. d. d.,
and Rev. X. f. BELL. Pastor,.-Pseaching 10 40 a M,
40 y. Half-hOur song service Sunday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

BELOVED DISCIPLE. s9th-st, near Madison-aye-
Festival OF All Saints High Celebration a1t Anniversary
sermon by the Rector. Rev. = GREGORY LINES, az IL
Solemn procession and festival Choral Even-sons az s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31
SEw:YoRK. oNTAKI0 And WE.TEKN RAILMAiI
CHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

II
PASSENGER TRAINS leave ZOO, o; Cortland 'na ~
a. ~ for MSaSh Chunk and ntermeda lSas,r But
6 and a. the @ Ge s Potey Io and principal S &
oher Car to Tor Ls9s cS S1 Ssa pS aaa i int ~
1870 m for Elmr9 and a,sned:s psa, caas
Car to Tunkhannock Connection to Re''~s ..
ouEg 4o D. N. for l.. and b. Junction and Fi,,'S,a
mediate points Chair Car 10 l. and Is nelets. Chsf
so p m. FOR Pott.viile and Intermediate p'''' "a.
%" 20 D. M Tor Mauch Chunk aud nteFne'i'S
co9nestSn TO Rsd se2 and toas fa Roh
falc aud the West. Pullman Sleeper to D''' "a
p trains leaving at 10 II 80 6d me- and Hazel
$40 p. IN. connect for all points III N''
20" ''a' 's.'a' sgSDA AMT TRA.Ss and a:sssss.
no,1ts and ii a. m. for Shenandoah anu INV"
pObtii5 D. m for M.ueA Chunk and dRSss,sf s
80 for Genf pa Lso9S Sleeper I . LyOd' and S''
pension Bridge go, oc,.. %, Broadway. , chez,
Inc , Seto or residence through to q
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, e., O. m 4: sis..
w IL. Il. X. r. Co. Iesseel,,ol rams aid 20 Tias.s'
s .'; Ssf' s S,,os s n.y. .sas
p n D. . a no IRor5 S 10 5Sssn.i 10
S g.,S f Hfsa 20 10 90 a rs p nss Sl'
@ S,og ru9s &c. SSy e u.s. III POST IS r
a. o. g. cr g. WS ,s .Sss s.
val as 1n i Is - 90, go Gg,nsda Ess
s6 ll6 p n F MCss s; SirS esr q isF LOUIS
Nagar, rails Toronto Do' or',iTy en- exc s'is,ss
81 al 'N other 'i1 sn. S. sic e a, H. y
BiOoy9 via BTcoRyrs t ApSSk ia as , ~
%s51oe .Dbr ce sse ss3 t %sSst
rsx Fs:s 8 sss 81 We: s.s
en- s ws :aes s1p Passenger Agent v'na'
ava - Ssw.YoiI- a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

SAINT PACL'S CHURCH. Rev. GEORGE II. Nc
GREW, Pastor; resd nee IS Eat 2i,tstsund'y ser
vices: Class meeting at 10 O'Clock ard preaching AZ II
at $50 5thaye. Sunoay school at 80 p. IN. Social
meetings during the wees usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

CENTRAL CHURCH 7tl-ave., near 14h-st.-Iioly
Cemmynion with eicrgss By the Pastor Sey a. =
Young peoples etinc Preceding by the Pas'Or
at 7:45 D. III. All CO..: Italy invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-31

II.
sermon. Everybod;' Will be welcome
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
79h,t west Of ey fas3r' rev.
SE9: r. @ 10 Dr. - - ." s i '. 20
p. m Young peoples payei meeting 'p' NJ
ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
s $50 e near r01awa{ Eey JAES M 10
745 ,. M. malf.houf soas service Sunday evening.
81. JAMES CHURCH Mad soa:ave. and 71stst.-
AZ Saints, Day Dr. CORNELIUS B: SMITH Rector;
O'Clock service EyensoOg at 5.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. shave corner 127th.st.-
A saint to Day Hoy Con9gnon ana u a. ~ Eye, Eye9
D. D. prcaeiea sab6sii mornns The Place d Departed
sprits''; evening The Communion OF Saints"
or SAINT AZ PArL,s .cMuRcH, Rev GEoRqE T. Nc
at yec 80 Ga. meeting A. 10 9s'cf 9a preaching a
meetings during the wees usual.
ST, ST, BAETnQh.0NlEEw,S cHgECH, Madsonqyo; and
S;rDlcss on sunday morning with Holy communion at
o. Gths E PSef a the a s Sns and ' v
u. SOCIETY Ton ETHICAL cgLrUEE;1Lsctars, by
MI. NJ VI. MANGASAItIAN az Chlckering Han at IL 10
interested are Invited.
sE ECO ggXIyEESAL5s Il, GRRcH 81 West I2o
3 80 reuGe The 9Ig isSI y pS Sld
SEATS lfte; services ., H. 40 (iOr AZ mute- and
% SuhdaJ'schooi D. M; daily services and
THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
SON ID: D., Pastor Qreschos 10 80 a M At 40 D.
hlth lecture on The Life and Times OF Moses" sunday
school 2:3O =. NJ Strangers welcome.
THE CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Carnegie
sc s sSpoi 5d sd ana 10 h a. HG All On INVITA- i
MRS. LAURA LATHIiOP Pastor
THIRTYFoURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH,
west OF Soh.a'c.. Kew d.. PETER SlRlkER. Pastor
Divine service on Sunda by the Pastor. AT 10 80
su9e T.; - or igl MsslOns' at 80 D. m, 1.-THE holy
Spirit" Seats free All welcome.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
cor lUth-st-Publlc worship tomorrow IL M. and
j; No. Inc Pastor, Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, ID. D.,
WI preach HE Sablath-schOol meets at 10 a. III.
wednesday evening service at O'clock.
- WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Of
West -S1.st, near 7tAave.-1ne Pastor. Rev ROBERT
T. SAMPLE. D. D. will preach tomorrow at IL a. m and
40 y. NJ. Sund1y-schOO, . 80 a. Lecture aud
pdEeI;neeung "wednesday y. m. Strangers cordially
80 WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 4od.st between
ON ana ON aNcs.-1he Pastor, Rev JOHN X. PAXICN
D. d., VIII preach Tomorrow at IL a.. IN. and as p.
WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
~, ~. NJ 4ths' near 6thaNc-Dr. 9. w. MILLARD.
fastor, VIII preach morning. 10 30 and evening 7:4j.
rHGmg u'lne ''Our Duty at the PoIs" Sungers
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1o5thst
ana AHstcrGdn-aNe.-Ihe Pastor. Rev. JOHN BALLOON
SilAW VII preach at IL a. and ;45 p m. Sunday.
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CENTRAL ~. .-.,-f I.4,IA, CHt II, 57th-st, be
tween Broadway and 7tnsye-Preachlng by the Pas'o9
~ WiLION MEKLE SMITH. ID. D.. al IL a. N. anu
7:45 D. M Saba h-,choo " y. n. Usual "Wednesday
evening QeVOt.GS ftdnte-S corldiJ Wei, ON, u
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CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Service every
Sunday at 10 80 m, at Hartman Hal oorner Sm,aEc
and TUESDAY evenings at o'clOcG az read Oos, No
SO 5th-ave open daily Rev AUGUSTA y. SIhISON.
Pastor.
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE corner 34th.st. and 6;h
aye-SerNices at II a. IL. : 10 p n. The Pasta
fev WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR d. D, viii preach
strangers welcomed.
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400 Acres.

A TTEACrIVE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PARK,
"A Bergen Younty Ncw-JeTscy, the West Shore H. r.,
II miles from NewYork. The p1rk Is being laid out and
houses eected according plans and under the direction Of
VauX g. Co.. Architects and Engineers, Bible House, New
York contain about quarter Of acre. No lots
for sale without houses Price OF houses with lots about
upward Property T. carefully restricted Plan
q grounds (about 40 acres Will be furnished appca
ton Full particulars may be had by addressing the
owner s. Caman Harriet Clcc Greenwich Fire Insurance
Co iol Bioadwav N y Personally to J. Edward Giles.
1917 East Sixteentlt y. Y, to Charles H. Roosevelt
AttOrney 4S Exchange Place, y. y. Boats connecting
with trains OF the West Shore Il. Il. leave West Forty
sccondst. and Jayst
INVEST FLUSHING. CORONA.
w Thirty four lots on and adjoining Linden Park and
Lake FOR SALE at bargain; having fine pcsent aud
an immense prospective value: terms easy Apply ~
V. x. STEVENSON & CO.,
100 Broadway.
" B.-Ful commissions paid 30 Flushing brokers.
THE RooK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS octave. 500 pages.
i Iust ated The standard authority American
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ING shooting horseback riding. ~ &c. full. 81
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SOCIETY DOR ETHICAL CULTURE.-Lccture by
Mr.. NJ. VI. MANGASAItIAN at Chlckeng Han az IL 10
a. Subject Partisan and Pathetic Politics." All
interested invited
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH conner Of 34th.st and
Park-aVe.-SerNicrs at ii .. m, preaching ~ f'eN.
ROBERT COLLYER.
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Cir Dropertp toe SAFE.
PEERLESS MANSIONS


MANHATTAN SQUARE,
North sl stst between and 9th aves) caDnee
9N, f1ur stores basement and cellar Classical
and unique; al station corner uncIideu ~
and location Inspection invited titles WI De gusp, w
by the TITLE GUARANTEE AND IIUSi OOdFN -
IS Iiberty-st., New York. % W., eod a,
RICHARD DEEVES, owner and Buloer 30 w ~ 92:
A ELEGANT NEW RESIDENCE
NEAR CENTRAL PARK, WfoI:
Handsomely decorated; chandeliers, &c
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4 onr.d; water gas; STREETS and SIDEWALKS nadci
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each 2OXlO0 terms "a y ~ tF u . r,,,tr,
'i'' FRED C. COCHEb, 100 Moltague.st., Bhyn.
- -TI1sT Nos. 12i AND 1872 WESr.-Two clegant
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
(reene-st., near CRnalst.-key. EpW AIiD i. fAiSON
viii preach at 10 so u. M. All welcome
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AT CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY, 45th-St n. n. az
Lexington. ave HcV. Afford A. BCTLEN Rettot.-
IItany address and Ioly Couimunon at IL a. n, re
rector officiating EVealng and srm0n by me
Rev. G. a. CHRISTENSEN az p IN. Vested choir Free
seats All welcome.