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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
A SUDDEN RESIGNATION.
officer Ryan Caught Dead To Rights
Says Hes Hounded.

UMcer hyHh NHuEHu DeHU TO NIsHts-
Says Hes Hounded.
Sylvester Ryan. the noted Hoboken
policeman; resigned somewhat suddenly
yesterday. 1t took Koundsmen Stanton
and Jacobus nearly three hours to find
him yesterday and then he was located in
u house where he had apparel tly been
spending the day. The inmates gave
him the tip and he walked out the rear
door and went on his post.
Where have you been% Stanton
asked, a. they met.
well, l guess you've got me-" was
Ryan's reply. "Will you report me?"
Pm compelled to-" said Stanton.
Shortly afterward Ryan walked into
the station house, handed up his shield
and resigned. He said he was being
bounded like dog.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
ORDER UF CHOSEN FRIENDS.
lafayette Council Elects New Officers
Who They Are

Lafayette Council Elects New Officers
Who They Are.
At The meeting of Lafayette CouncilNo.
&C. Order of Chosen Friends, last evening,
the following officers were Installed by
District Deputy Council Winfield c..
Dnnn:-Past Councillor, James O'Hara;
Councillor, James Berrian; Vice Coun-
cilor, Felix Reade; Secretary, Charles
Kelton; Assistant Secretary, Ernest Mar
late, Mrs. c. Kelton; Marshal. Henry
Martin; Warden, j q. Blamey; Guard.
Jacob Miller, Sentry. John G. Stergle;
Trustees. f. A. Shefrer, Henry Trimpert
and James O'Hara.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
United States Court Gases.

In the United States Court at Trenton
yesterday the following cases from this
city were disposed of:-Edward d..
Townsend. Thomas E. Townsend and
James f. Underhill, pleaded non vult to
resisting United States Marshal, and
were sentenced to pay the costs.
Joseph Noerley, who was indicted for
smuggling and attempting to brihe a
revenue officer, was unable to be present
on account of sickness, and he will be
tried at the April term.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
What Was Done at the Meeting Held
Last Night.

Last Night.
The Fire Commissioners met last night.
George Murdick of No. Engine Com
pany made apple tion to have refunded
salary withheld for sickness. 1t will be
granted.
The weekly report of Superintendent
Brown showed five still and three bell
alarms during the week. ALI We're
tritiing.
Charges of absence were filed against
John Dunnigan, permanent truckman,
and neglecting TO respond to an alarm.
He was suspended and will be tried at
the next meeting.
The complaint against P. J. Rooney,
tilerman of No. l Truck for refusing to
obey the orders of Michael Whalen, act
ing foreman, were also laid over.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
Another Ten Dollars Against Them.

Harry Howard, George Howard and
Michael McTamany, alias Kelly, who
were held for trial yesterday by Police
Justice Davis for till tapping, were con-
fronted with another charge this morn
ing Mrs. K. Il. Richardson, who keeps
Il stationery store on Newark avenue near
Willow Court, accuses the boys of hav-
ing robbed her cash draw of two S5 notes
Saturday evening.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04

Cleveland as their choice for the Demo
cratic nomination for President at the
National Convention to be held in Chic
ago next June. Undertaken Philip A.
Talon presented the resolutions. Mr..
Talon was elected Recording Secretary,
Vice William p. Fitzgibbon.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04

Sneak thieves entered she apartments
Of G. Dietrens, No. 2S3 Park avenue, Ho-
boken, yesterday and stole a gold watch,
two diamond rings and a lot of silver
ware. Detectives are at work on the
case.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04

to Miss Estelle G. Iddings,
in the Highland Avenue Congregational
Church, Highland Station, Orange. Mr.
Arthur Houston is to act us best man.
Many prominent city and county officials
have been invited to witness the cere-
mony.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
CLEVELAND-lDDINGS.

A Notable Marriage This Evening at
Highland Church.
Assistant Chief Engineer Frank Cleve-
land of the Board of Street and Water
Com mmissioners will be married this even
ing at fifteen minutes past seven
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
A VERY BOLD SCHEME.

II Ia Hardly to BE Considered Constitu-
tional, hut Then---
FYon, the Nt;saak Advertiser.
The policy of those who have assumed
for themselves the right to govern the
peoule Of this State is to so TO the Legis-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
SPECIAL SESSIONS COURT.

In the Court OF Special Sessions today
several petit Cases were tried and some
arraignments aud sentences took place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4. 1s92.-Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey. and
Eastern Pennsylvania:-Clea slightly
colder.
Hartnett,s Menther Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04

"It leads them ALL is the general reply OF
druggists when asked about the merritt or sales
Of Hoods Sarsaparila.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
CLEVELAND IN TRENTON.
Mercer County Democrats Commend Him
to the Chicago Convention.

Npec7nE 10 lie JelSeD CltU Nel0s
TRENTON, Feb. 4. 1892.-The Mercer
County Democratic CLUB adopted resolu-
tions on Tuesday night naming Grover
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-02-04
Young Russell sage Dead.

During the great Missouri Pacific strike
riots of year ago at St. Louis he was on
the ground and in the midst of the
trouble.
He care little for piling up money. and
lived a happy bachelor life at his clubs. or
lounged in hotel lobbies, telling good
stories, and making others as well as
himself happy, playing crack game of
billiards.
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED.-The controller of
the currency has declared a first dividend of 50
per cent in favor of the creditors of the Lima
National Bank OF Lima. Ohio, on all claims
proved amounting to Sl0S, 1916. The bank
failed March /, 1892
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PERsoNAL.-F. C. Merrill Of Kansas CITY, A.
II. Thompson of Illinois and Chas +. Keeney
of West Virginia are at Willard's-E. l..
Thompson Of Chicago, Millard Franklin of
Philadelphia. E. NJ. Vanderbilt of San Fran
cisco and Alex. Barnes of Minneapolis are
at the Randall.-Patrick Henry Of Henrico,
Ark, I. {. Clay and j. c. Byrnes of the army
Alfred Clark Of New Orleans and George b.
Hibbard of New York are at the Ebbitt-
7. J. Delaney of Springfield, No., H. d.
Vaughn and A. G. Thomas Of New York and T.
W. McAulif Of Providence, RI, are at the
Riggs.-James q. Cutler of Rochester, W.
Fred Monroe Of Peabody, Mass. A. T. Watkins
of New York and NJ. NJ. Walker of Chicago and
F. NJ. Murphy of Prescott, Ariz., are at
delphia, r. q. Reid of Montreal, J. Abbott of
New York and A. r. Barrett of Pittsburg are at
the Shoreham.-John G. Rexford of Wiscon-
sin, W. Miller of Camden, n. j., and Patrick
Ford of New York are at the Nomandie.-
l, Frank %..io., L; LiSbey Of Ohio p !; c; Marpe.
Worcester, S. A. Eisell of San Antonio and II.
Z. Easton of Omaha, Neb., are at the Howard
-Assistant Secretary Of War Grant and
E. A. Northrup Of New York are at
the 11f0rdE Roed q Gerry M,,Si,,, Of Boston; sna
the Johnson. F. TiIlman Of Tennessee,
John P. Gill and George P. o'Nein Of New
York and Benjamin Frankford of Chicago are at
the National-E. z. Bliss of 8; yinaw, @. H.
Green Of Boston, w. H. Thursto Of Toledo
and X. ID. Brown of Wins m, n. c.,
are at the Metropolitan.-J.F F. JoAes of VIII
mington, Del, DR.. Bell Of Glasgow, J. w. Pink
ham of New York and Gen. B. f. Scribner Of
New Albany are at the St. James.-Y. p.
Lissom and party Of Amsterdam are at
willard's for . few days.-Mr. W. c.
Dix and . party Of friends from Philadelphia
have gone to chattanooga springs for Q few
days-Mr. Oskar Krutzsch has left for his
summer place, ''Beachcroft," Winthrop, Ne.
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THEODORE ". MOVES, who has had editorial
charge of THE STAR during the absence of his
father, C. S. Moves, on his round-thew orld-
tour, will sail from New York today on a trip
to Europe. including a tour of the continent,
Greece, Turkey, &c.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Passed Assistant Engineer
c. p. Howell has been detached from the Balti-
more and ordered to the Ranger. Passed As
sistant Engineer r. t. Hall detached from the
receiving ship Independence and ordered to the
Baltimore. Lieut.. Hero Taylor has been placed
ON the retired list from June ]. 1892
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ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. VIM. NJ. Black

ARMY ORDERs.-Capt. VIM. NJ. Black.
corps of engineers, will proceed from willet's
Point, n. ", to Fort Monroe, Va. and
Charleston, Kanawha county, w. Va, on official
business. Capt. Frank ID. Baldwin. fifth infan-
try, will proceed. at the proper time. 10 Island
Lake, Mich. and visit the camp of the Michigan
state troops during the period of their encamp-
ment at that place, commencing August IS,
1892. The leave of absence granted Mai
Abram c. Wildrick, fifth artillery, is extended
three months. Leave of absence for one month
is granted Maj. Emerson III. Liscum. twenty
second infantry. Leave of absence for four
months. to take effect July /, is granted Maj
Amos S. kimball, quartermaster. Second Lieut.
VIM. J. Snow, first artillery, is transferred
from battery to light battery X of
that regiment. The following changes
in the stations of officers of the medical depart
ment are ordered: First Lieut.. Samuel Il. Dun
lop, assistant surgeon, is relieved from duty at
Fort Supply, Indian territory, and will report
in person to the commanding officer Camp
Pena Colorado, Tex. for duty at that station,
relieving Maj John o. skinner. Mai. Skinner.
upon being relieved by First Lieut.. Dunlop. will
rejoin his proper station, Fort Clark. Tex
Capt. William B. Davis. assistant surgeon. is
relieved from duty at Fort Clark. Tex. to take
effect upon the return of Maj. skinner to that
post, and will report in person to the command
ing officer Fort Sam Houston, Tex, for duty at
the latter post. Maj. Edward b. Moseley, sur
geon, is relieved from duty at Fort Sam Hous-
ton, Tex, TO take effect upon the arrival at that
post of Capt. Davis, and will report in person
to the attending surgeon in this city for duty in
his Office. The extension of leave of absence
on surgeons certificate of disability granted
Capt. Edward Zalinsk, fifth artillery, is further
extended three months on surgeons certificate
of disability.
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The CANADIAN CoNFERENcE-Secretar
Blaine was at the State Department for several
hours today in conference with the Canadian
commissioners on the subject of the trade rela-
tions between the United States and Canada.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-04

National Convention q Dunkards.
The annual convention Of the German
Baptist Brethren of Dunkard convened at
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. yesterday for .
weeks session, and the city h rapidly filing
with Dunkards from an parts Of the United
States II is expected that 4, 900 O. u, 900 win
be in attendance
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RETIREMENT OF Col. REMEY.-Col. W. b.
Remey. judge advocate general Of the navy.
was placed on the retired list of the navy today
with the rank of colonel in the marine corps.
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, 23D ST. NEAR
D Washington Circle W., Rev Alfred Hard
ing. Rector. All seats free. Holy Communion at 30
a. Litany, Celebration tChoraD and Sermon at III
= m. Choral Evensong at p II. Strangers cordially
invited. 1t
QSsAINTJ JOHNS CHURCH, GEORGETOWN.
9>S st. bet. ;fed and Sd, Rev. J. A. REGISTER
rectOr.-Seryices tomorrow. Whitsunday: Holy COM
ond celebration at IL evening prayer at q. Vested
choir. Strangers cordially invited 1t
R,GRACE CHURCH. 9TH AND d SITS. 8. w.
~ cable oad.-Services, IL a. IN and :: 20
L. Holy communion first Sunday at IL, other Sun
days at I:3O Am u. o. Tongue, rector. 1t
R-SsT. JAMES CHURCH, STH ST. NEAR
- Mass. ave. n. e., Rev j. W. Clark, rector
Sunday services. 10 30 and IL (chora); 3oO and
1:D p N; (choraD. Other days, and O. m. and
p. IN. All seats free. 1t
CHURCH. @ sT--sERvICEs
V> tomorrow q. N. and ii a.. m. D. m and 4
pm. The rector. Rev. r. H. McKim. will preach
morning and evening. 1t
PARISH p. T. CHURCH. 18TH
81 ST. near Dupont Circle. Rev. J. A. Aspin-
wall, rector Service June at the chapel, Madison
st. 18th, at IL O'clock u NJ and > O'Clock p. M
is extended to all. 1t
W~,CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION, MASS
ave and 18th St n; W.. Rev. DIR. c. George
the Norwood Institute at pm. Choral evening
by the parish choir. with orchestral accompan
nent from the Marine Band. Other services IL a m ,
morning prayer. holy communion and sermon. 30
m- young peoples service, choral. Seats free at
all services except at IL a. 1t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~DANENHowE 42D GRAND
COMPLIMENTARY REAL ESTATE
EXCURSION
CUMBERLAND. ND

CUMBERLAND is on a boom. The B. and o.
r X il spending <l5O 600 building shops on
their property Immediately adjacent 10 the lIts
TO be sold June = and g by the HUMBlltD
LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
The undersigned has chartered special train
of six ears leaving here WEDNESDAY 80
a. m, arriving in CUMBERLAND Il O'Clock
noon, in tim. for dinner. The sale begins at
i O'clock and will lie continued on THURS
DAY murninx Returning. the sTecial train
will leave CUMBERLAND Thursday after
nOOn COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS and all
information can L. obtained from Mr.. WASH
INGIUN DANENHOMEk, Real Estate
Broker 18th and q SIS. NV. Applicants will
peaSs. send in their names and addresses a.
early as possible they can BE- properly cared
for my.lS. 10. 81, Jul .22,3.4.6
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CHURCH NOTICES.
BAPTIST.

AN unpopuisr Uttersnce" Sun lay night.
An the seats free Come Second Bap,ss Church ith
above Scott cirfIs Rev SfSfSa p eha 18Th sfassT S
pastor Sunday school, 8 30 a. adult department
Yonn@ pe6pies rraser % t inses,ns + M oS sGs
cisty Christian Endeavor Tuesday evening. O'Clock.
3STHE REGULAR MAY ANNUAL OF The
Sunday school Of the First Baptist Churc b.
niS ina Nc Rsn
O'clock special exercises and beautiful music viii be
Mrs. q. i. Rheem. Coniraito.
Alex. MOsher, Tenor.
Miss Z, NJ. Craig, Pianist.
p. =. Foster, Musical Director.
Together with members Of the Gsorvetewn Orchestra
United States Representative from Massachusetts and
TRs puSiie @ Cordially inSi,sd to be present. SEATS
H&SsHILoH BAPTIST CHURCH. L ST. BET.
ssrnsn Py pastor: susiest: The Two Marri.Ses ci
snsns sehooi Af grsiSn.Hs ecmmnnion 70 ii,
K~SsEcoNB BAPTIST CHURCH. 81. ST.
fsssns fSesa j j. n Al ira SS,.S sy the
smith D. b seat. ss'nf frss XII invited Os Ne' 'if It,
R~CALvARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sTH AND
sfhga aS samqs Tfsas BsSx sSSSrn,
Ihs cHHrTI Hils TEsh pESSca at H. and and M
caapRgr Rgrfsa:snF 81 .ld i and MEM6Ria
superintendent. Sunday school at 1880 + prayer
to these services 1t
-@SPROvIDENCF BAPTIST CHURCH, G ST
80 BET. "a and +le sts W. Rev. J. T. Clark,
Res seR2o s,R JsRson snbect @ SaeR
pept TO Gods House" at3 O'clock j: m. by Rev, D.
ton" sPm. Psstor subject: zeal in ofcrinr
K~SMT; CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH. 4TH
iornndaS sihoo 3 sH y james Is Ens saPeT
s.rssn 3.
snbe Shas 5s s
Fair and bazaar all next week. 1t
K~TME WALKER MEMoRIM., BAPTIST
cssrrsh sTYsh Madison st. sst lth and n
Fa,heT F. ee1shF %hn A9t a u II h the subject
Haliowed be Thy NanTe;" communion services after
preaching 1t
HsE ST BAPTIST CHURCH, 9TH NV.
s1S,s.3 ReG H. Muir Muir pastor Preaching u a m
insS SIS. $50 G. E at 7i5 b. G Cummings nl S11 vii
SOFT pasto5 "PreafhinE ii @ a. Rev WIN wsrins
Kew GEO kss kss Se sehoS Sn1
k@SFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. COR. G. AND
9th SITS sw.-Early morning prayer. Sun
day school. Am. Covenant meeting, IL al Com
munion at 3 m. Preaching at D. by the pastor
All are cordially invited. 1T
K~SGRACE BAPTIST CHURCH, $; c. AVE,
~ 9th and ID Sc. Rev. j. D. Smith. pastor.
Sunday school, $50 a.. preaching, IL e.m song
service. go 2. m preaching, SPIN. 1t
RSCHRIST Is COMING.-ELDER A. HALE
- will preach in Monumental building. l:eI
Tenn ave n; ; W, tomorrow at ii an Subject, The
NINETEENT STREET BAPTIST
49,. Church. cor 10Th and I SITS. NV. Rev
walter h Brooks, ID. d., pastor.-11 a. n sermon by
the pastor; subject. '.The Providence Of God" sp
H., communion (restricted). IT.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, s4l0, 900; customs, $3.50. .531.
SECRETARY TRACY has gone to New York for
few days.
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CONGREGATIONALIsT.

RSFIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
~ cor. 10th and SITS: n.w., Rev. s. NJ. New
man, ID. D.. pastor: Rev. NJ Ross Fishburn assistant
pastor LsseTvices ~ st and ~. The a.sistant
let and chorus Of hfty voices led by Dr. Bscho6 or
ganist sunday school. e:45 AIN Christian En-
deavor. pm. 1t
R,GRAND RALLY SUNDAY, JUNE g. PEO-
- ple'e Congregational Church, o st. near 7th
r n-w:.Preaching 1 an Rev. DR.. Hall: y: m Rev.
sunday school $50 m. Rev. J. h. Daily. pastor.
RLINCOLN MEMORIAL CONGREGA-
tional Church. 1lth and sss.-Th pas,
q. IN. Ordination Of Mr.. J. W. Tolhyer. pm. Ser
mon BY Rev. ,. z. Rankin. d. D.. IL. d. 1t.
UNITARIAN.
>ALL soULs, CHuRCH. 1<TH AND L
presch st n m and p q Az ss.ts in the aisle srs
their seate early that uAheF1 may promptly seat the
visitors. Who ere cordially welcomed II
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CHURCH NOTICES.
NEW CHURCH,

R,CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY. DU-
-. pont Circle The Rev. Jabez Fox Of Gal;
and adult Bible class at 121 choral evensong with
brief Bible lecture at All seats free. 1t
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FINE FURNITURE
AT CHEAP PAGES
AT w. III. HoEkE,s.

ToreSiuce our stock before taking inven-
tory We will sell Fine San Domingo Ma
hozany Suite. style Louis XVI. with tile
back to washstand. price 5000. now ESQ.
1Fine San Domingo Mahogany Suite. with
combination dresser of cheval glass and
ehidonier. with toilet in washstand. $3.50.
now $40
1 Beautifully CHARTERED Oak Suite. with
princess dresser. s24o. now s195. This
suite is delieately carved and is an elegant
example of fine cabinet work. the bed be-
ing special feature of the suite.
Handsome White Maple Suite. with prin-
cess eheval dresser. $780, now s139. This
suite is made almost exclusively Of bird's-eye
maple. and is a beautiful thing for young
lady's room
1 Mahogany Suite. with princess chevsl
dresser and English washstand. sl6j, now
s1:;9. A great bargain.
White Maple Bird's-eye Panel Suits. with
oval mirror. $50 now s79
Red Birch Suite, large French mirror
and English washstand. 800. now $3.50.
White Birch Suite. cheval dresser. large
French plate. $50. now $40
1LArge White Maple Suite. with half-oval
mirror. sl4j. now s123 30. This suite is
beautifully carved. made with swell front
dresser and washstand. and is almost entire
L birds-eye maple. A beauty.
i Larye English Oak Suite. four-foot
dresser. French bevel plate. 3O136. s75.
now s6o.
Also whilereading Of these fine suites don't
forget that We have great many cheap ones
slow as ala 60
Beautiful Antique Oak Double Wardrobe.
with two French beyel mirrors. l615O each,
cedar lined. s65. now $3.50 The glass
is worth almost the price.
sidebOaris from 81 80 TO sI9
We still continue To sell the best Five
frame Body Brussels at sl.OJ yard. Tap
estry Carpets at 69c. and Ingrains at 49c.
Also the WISCONSIN PEERLESS RE-
FRIGERAToR The best in the market.
and give you - per cent discount. which
puts them within the reach of everybody
W. ii. HOEKE,
tei-4t Sth st. and Pennsylvania ave.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

- Church, 4th and b SIS Sc. Rev John
eresatOnal prayer meeting Thursday both at I p ~
K@SAssEMHLY,spR pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
scSoo a rev At asG the u d4nin ane
service new men,bers will be received and the sacrs
meeting Of y. P. $. t.E at $50 p. m. The evening
made welcome at all the services. 1t
R~%%9URTH pnEspYTERIAY CHURCH,
At il am. by Re~ T. T ". Andrews. D.D, a'!ex of New
ing hSrk At by ths pastor Young peoples meet
day. pm. Strangers welcome. 1t
koFIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Az ST
school at $50 service. with sermon Snd aeleSraiaSS
Of the holy communion. at IL afternoon school
y. service, with sermon, p. IN. The preacher
at ,sn both morning and evening services. Rev. Mr..
49, Church. Rev. ". 4 Bartlett D. b., Iaisas pastor.
sJn b & OoSM OF by the keS william Sa1aa ThomP
and pm. All are cordially invited 1t
RsEAsTERN PREsBYTERIAN- CHURCH.
D. rasior Rev ii Alden. assistant SIS an ooIhsSs Psah
ing by the pastor at II and at p. S. s.. $50
RS ALL JEWISH RUSSIAN REFUGEES
will be discussed by DR.. Hershey tomorrow
night at the sixth pres6yterian Church 9th and
HSCHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PREsBY-
~ terian,, Connecticut ave. and 18th SIS
n.w., Rev. Teunis s. Hamlin, d. d., pastor-Services
at IL AIN. and p. Sacranents of the Lords sup
per and baptism ut the morning service Sunday
meeting at pm. It
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN
49, Church. 9TH st. between ID and r s.w., Rev.
b T. Bittinger, D. ID. pastor.-Seryces III a H. and
7;45 pm. Christian Endeayor Society, 6:45 y. 1t
RSwEsT STREET PREsBYTERIAN
TsS Rev huFf Frank Ws sG by Sct the
am. and 8 p m The public cordially invited. 1t
Charleston. s: G., the father q DR.. H.
New York Avenue chVch tomorrow. morning and
RSFIFTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN
E>s Church. h.-Temperance meeting Sunday
afternoon . o'clock y: M, June D. Address by Rev.
Scott I. Hershey d. D., music by temperance choir
RoWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
~ st. bet. 10th and 10th sts., Rev. L. s.
Wynkoop. mnister.-930 AIN. sabbath school and
Bible classes; IL Am. divine service and admns-
tration of the Lords supper p. m. consecration
giving after communion. 1t