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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-22
Our Public Schools Play the
Important Part in the
Celebration.
Stars and Stripes Hoisted and
Saluted as the Initial
Performance.
The Interesting and impress.
Sive Ceremonies at the
High School.
Every Grade School Has Its
Own Pleasing and Loyal
Programme.

Twenty thousand school children who
are being educated at the public schools
of st. Paul celebrated Columbus day
Yesterday in manner becoming to the
anniversary of this most noted event in
the history of the world. Twenty thou
sand bright faces animated by the breath
of freedom and the warm blood and in
nOcence of childhood were turned to-
ward the stars and stripes, that grand
old flag which stands securely as the
Rock OF Ages upon the bull wark of our
American free school system, and hailed
it with patriotism born of the noblest
human instincts. Little they knew or
realized of the great past or the great
world which is before them, but they
knew they loved the flag, and as they
looked at it there was something, they
knew not what, which thrilled them
with joy they could not contain in
silence, and they opened their Threats
and poured out their delight i'll shouts
and cheers that resembled the glee OF
birds. What more fitting than the cele-
bratiOn of this event by the wards of
free school system which was founded
secure to all future generations by con-
stitutional provision? 1t has wrought
the downfall of bigotry and oppression,
both in this and all civilized countries,
and vouchsated to the world that
the inquisition, Salem witchcraft
and human slavery can never
again thrive in civilized coun-
tries; it has made woman divine
and the home and fireside sacred; it has
purified the morals of the world. and
placed our social organization upon
foundation which can never be shaken.
1t was born in America, that country
which was discovered by the great nav
igator 400 years ago, and its wonderful
results have forced nearly every nation
of the old world to adopt a similar Sys-
TEN.
The celebration of yesterday was not
only glorious, but instructive to the
children. and today they know more of
their beloved country, and the fire of
patriotism is deeper founded in their
hearts. They are coming OH to take the
places of their parents, and the affairs Of
the nation, in which many of them will
be called upon to take leading parts,
will be safer in their hands for these
inspiring lessons they are learning from
time to time.
Every one OF the public schools, eX-
cept two or three very small ones, held
celebration exercises. AT each school
the children were formed in line outside
at $3.50 a. IN. After raising the flag, land
the prolonged salutation given it by the
children was over, they were addressed
by some prominent citizen. Addresses
were also made by some of the scholars;
some recited poems and selections, and
songs were sung by the children in
chorus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST (SC1ENTISr.-Ser-
vices every Sunday morning at 10 as at Iardman Hall
5thave. and l9thst Bible class II IN. Every Sunday
at y. m. at Reading Rocms No. 90 5th.ave. corn.r
5th.st entrance on 15thst the International Bible
Lessons Interpreted according Christian Science.
p pic,n every Tuesday at m az same piece Reading
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Oressmaklns.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRlP.
rlUNS FOR THE NEW.YOKk 1RIB-
UNE WILL RE RECEIVED AT TIE Up.
TOWN OFFICE No. l,242 Broadway, I'd
door north OF Thirty .irsttt. ; and ADVER.
TIsEMENT'S az the following Branch or.
ices 2J4 6th.aye., :. g. cor. 231-st 1872
0th.avc.; 1877 Foprth-sve, corne. Four
seventh. st corner 3d-ave. $50 East l25th-
st., near Third ave.
A.-A.-DREsSMAK R.--EIeeont cutter
guaranteed velvet silk or cloth uits mado
n one week for $40; fancy walsIs. costs
and ball gowns spccIelt - East 10th
-, near Broadway.
ARTISTIC DRESsMAK1NG.-.Un Unique
inodorate charges goods pure1asd II de-
slrcd Mrs. McELItOY, 90 East 9th-st..
opposite Denning's.
ARTISTIC DREsSMAKING -P'rfect
fitting costumes: handsome dresses for
sl2. Nine. OWEN, 26z West ZSd-st.
UntSSMhK ER--Wants few more ,u-.
TONERS az home making over old dresses
speciality suits from % up. ii. FOX,
3l2 West Scth-st.
FASHIONABLE DRESsMAKING; fine
work and perfect fitting. Mrs. JOHNSTON.
173 West 9oth-st.
MILLER 4 FENDER, fashionable dfsss.
makers OF 2f9 West t5th--t. ~" prepared
10 make elegant gowns OF short notice; Mt
and nnish guaranteed.
SEAL GARMENTS rciyed. altered or
repsIred. Mrs. BARKER. JIG West 39th-
81: IL wears with George Smith, Regent
st., London. and Gunthers. othAve'
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Gin Real estate for 6alt.

r,n vor WANT \ Hoi 81 III I'm
York1 Must DC sold at great pa N's, , Need
,.n..t AL see IL I" ~ Oo' ,.,S
II o,.s, Ground OF the clN, ~
-" r..,n Ae Central PARK VIZ hart
80 an.rancc to tho no. rVI.a-''p .i ~.
N~N 49,. non.. bJlIt uliquf 80 49,. nt
o W ,tnd,vs thrcc-storS ana s'o, I'D
III IN ronu- t~c dinine-r ons' sr,,',.l Iv
W. w al Sard wood. DO 0iat'U ,,,t ,rom
~, -, hes. American firm. furai'"vy - 80
~ y. nlrtnm witn c0.tly fuinltu'r N.~
, ~ =" n,ct,rcs and paintings nN"n '.c col.
sseo T'uss. clocks. large libi arg, ~" rhe
$500, - all laIts Of the Woli"' 80 /.
[ a. oycr 20 feet wide. new, nv VT
n i.o, avery way; IL Is siIua'ci o. otsnS
S,do &, res.-ictcf block anu rthir
1orboo1 ana l. growing daily W , n and
Ios n alG 600 per cent mo Hacccntet
sSo,h.r as .O"O mo tedgf wiz d. ~ ,holc
- ma, ,sl6 500 Ca,h VIII tul - .o ho.u
$3.50 ,,t.h All IT. contents. when naNe Ia 10
e., =. ~ rail- thrtr value. I'M, "a ed 49,
n,rn turi.v. Apply any day or SWUa.o,rs,i
HVIvTK O. West 92d-st, near |'7'''''
Park. -,
Brooklyn.
FOR SES-3-stofy Gnu i W
- ort'.tis stone houses. Jvst compton,
.,,,ram.avc. near stuyycsant hai1 "oo
tim. bay windows Ia oack p3fios ,,sst,rs
blrgain terms 20 -uit; cSa"ttn'YS.TTHVu ELL, 4
xnniy on premises or T.. Nj y III n,,,n.,n.
IIFRR. owners and builders. 'ie ru'"A'"
ave open daily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
90 Get for Bnsinessp urposes

LOFTs.-New 7-story nreproof building,
7s - frcnt b. IS doep; god light, powe,,
steam heat t, sni e SesS and md st. inquire
4. MUTZ, 81 Eizabeth-st.
f;ToRFG STUDIOS. single rooms. 2Sd-
q, aoar G,h.aye nr f-class location. first
cJass buj,cina: lowest rents In the vicinity
Apply immSee,.ly, H dsGEs nr Of rn r.
KINGS pAUGHTERS AND SONS, 1os
West oyd st.
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furnished Rooms.

4 LARGE ROOM. or suite, WITH bath
ufort'hy ana Z" gen, y fufiisheI. In F,-i-
denre 3i3 West -oth--t.
fKONI PA,L, al, D,cs rar.or witn
eNt 'n>.on In nous van owner no nous.
k'cp'og. - fa-t S'th.'t
LARGE AID SMALL. ROOMS. newly
~ ul he'd aud c' or. .ei nfar naC uN,
suitable for gcntl,ncl or phJ-icl9D. 80
West i2d-,t.
NEWLY FURNISHED Rooms n let.
with or without hoard - gentleman also
very de-iuhlr Iurof foo q doct r refer
3encos required. -" Wet il;A--t.
] BACHELOR APNErMENr; porlor
and ,eroud noo.s. looas with or without
prlVa,e baths. singh ruor~. - inward.
~ Fa.t -0th.-i.. tN cn 9TH and Madison
ave..
igIHsr -. t.AST mar Bpadvey.-
rDoH-. ~ t. q; resp rt1bl" nome.
el>r~l. lia rA>r-ro rent. lareo
room, furnished 20 -i'gi" Gentleman In phi
,at" house. f'fr-rrt.-.
2DST 100 wEST.-i.-l g.. square room
10 IL; ,ulll-Ltu soI..orl ,Ap,,ur' ~. te-
men only reference.
2iST.ST. - FNST.-lachclor apart
mrntS neatly irrnl.nrd. az reasonable iatcs /;
Ia Tor Zoo - doctor. ofice
8iTHST.. - wESr.- Hand. lrcly fur
nish"d r39n- Of .ni.o rnnt with bo''d f;
r'frrrgc~
81 WEST 5l>T ST.-Parlor md ledroon,
snnpy and ha"d~oT"'y furnished; olo hall
room with board
97TU-Sr =. WEST -N'coly tu'rishrd
rooms for gcuteIcn: lack ia Tor r., ply
slcian; breakfast optional, RE 'oErc,.
37rH.SI.. a. VS. y wiy furnished
squar. rcors 10 1t thout bO,rd e. gen.
tlemen RI Fences r'q1r :.
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FOR t1lls.

\ FAMILY Giving ~ hou 'krcpinf. now
residing a. h"'el. oIrr 'lclaht pt,iot suit.
cost $500 ,, drupm -ultc,. &c.. great >tcrl-
nee For in;"ric", addIc's D.. Ig5rJllr
llotc,
Ar REDUCED PItICtS.-eCO second.
hsnG SoOd and iron nOrX.Lg mtrh!l.es ..
fully guai aut,-a, -.lc.lnrrN b"gcht snI ca
changed. dEOR'iE u EDDY. S's Ma1i.
s"n.st.
BisIChS u;itk> FOX SNLE.-Ja' den
BRICK CO. capacity - ODO.vto. manu-
factufcrs o. On. Pompriian. OrLam' ntaI uni
red fronts archc. sroCnl Il. shortest notice.
one" North ifth-St. Phlhf~l'ra.
BARBER SHOP FOR SALE.-,sood
chance Tor steady nan; excellent location.
Inquire q: 2.301 Muur r-aN". nrar CClnn-
bite NS4thJ IT.. block, clst OF Jd-a,e.
Bargains la ncW ana scroHd.
hand safes special hlrrain, I'll. mOutl.
J.. II. Gross i0i Iiiol.wav. y. y.
SAFE.-liau srfc for ale. Inside Omen
,ion- 2li23Nii. 1hi.G floor. IL Wait 1t
YOUNG COUPLE mus. sell lmm.dl.
afrly. furniture. comI. et". Of elegant Eat
brand new partially or togcth r. on ac-
count Of trasollin. in Iur'ie. 2Si Hooper
e.. Brooklyn.
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0itp Real estate Go Get.

THE ELEGANTLY furnished honsc.
with three story dining roJ m extension. No.
ia East 67th-st. now open for inspection.
Brooklyn.
NEW FACTORY BUILDING. Sjx1oo,
six tories and basement. with STAN power,
p,ookivn n. ID. shipping facilities unex.
ccllcd. S. Z. & NJ. VERNON. 90 Duane
It n. Y,
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A.-A.-A.- Attention.
An elegant second door. bath. private
table optoia on MURRAY IIll.
Attractive foors with private blths. with
or without private table sultcs aud single
rooms; board optional.
Apartments. GO,tIi>' Offices all desirable
locatiOn,; strictly hrNt-,laN' houses.
Highest rife. nee, given.
information r+liab.s aud Tree.
y. &. LELAND & co,
81 West 3ith.st.
HOTEL NIANO ard restaurant. 30
Fast Sth-st rooms. daily II up. weekly.
with board. 81 up; pri'at" dining-room fo'
parties.
LADY and GEN lI.ENAN OF a,utlempr
ca1 have declnty furnished room with
god hoard refined WNat- family.
MARTIN $50 West Gith.-t
LARGE WELi~Ft FINISHED. pleasant
front 70 IN slprrio. ,coun' cation. d
sni ATTENDANCE. $50 Mudison-aVe.
GEAMEECY PARK. 10 ct With
looking tie Wrt; hos" q surround NJ,
uacNrr.fi liable.
- WE>r 3'TILST Hand.cin' y us.
nished rooms, with lr!Na'' baths cNcelcnt
t1hc: att ndanr'
45 EAST ISr~'r.-" doors FROM Mad
lsoa-ayc. two square. .unfv Rooms hand
frmely furnished vl'h excellent b0lfd re-.
cfcnres cNchanr'd.
30 WE>r lprIl-Nr-tarR. ,qtare
Rooms: two gentlemen; married colp.c;
ALL hall i~oms. superior boa q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

Park aud Lexington ave- Een : : SEWARD. Pastor.
Sundaysehool with adult cl1sscs 80. service at IL
a. NJ. subject. Thy kingdom Come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

HOrSEwORK by tidy. German Prot
estant; good cook and laundrcss; general
housework; excellent refernee; city Or
country. 2i5 East ,lst-st., bet. I'd and
Sd owe, basement bsiD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

c,,rpcrf OF TIE REDEEMER. corner ,d.st ana
axa JIolv communion az i3o sccond 20, urt oI :.
- vIth sermon evening at B. fdthcr III
nf.aches morning and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
Wprk UonIe0.
Males.

A., OUNTANT with highest references,
holding responsible position, desires employ.
ment on books, after 4 p. IN. J. M, %
WrSt 1tth-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

CHURCH or THE DIVINE PATERNITY. 5th.ave..
corn'r i5th-st.-Rcv: CHARLES II. EATON j. D, Pas
''No Night There Eyeaing az ~, Iennys0n Me;
uOria! Service. Addcs.e,. T. {. BOLLES, ID. D.. and
{. II. EATON D. d. Special Memorial Service: Sc
iHg the Bal'' and st Agncs's Eye.' sunday school.
80 q. AL welcome.
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pe!p Uanle0.


pe!p Uanle0.
AGENTS and CANYASsEES. mae or
pcrence unnecessary 10 tvlklhg qulrch
ex lusiye territory iiNrl. FOR pu.tlu ulars
address !. ~ IMAM 8 CO., Wet Winstcd,
Conn
Males.
AGEN1S.-Gum tissue mrnds clothing
better than needle aud THREAD s!lhs,
wooilcns glo',s. umtr Las one VI lOc.
20. IroNdencs, L. i.
FREE 30 EMrLOYEl,S.-Malc neip
OF every dcscripuon, for o'rc",. stores,
factories. ia.ms. ho'ols aud mechanical wor@.
carefully sr.ccted ana seat Ter interview
city or country employers, Try US once we
can suit You. NEH-YOKK AGENCY
established and relisblel. 75j broadway,
corner Sth-st.
FEE TO EMPLoYERs.-M. lie help Of
al. Mnds carefully selected aud sent for
interview employment all xmas quickly
procured for men. MUTUAL AGESCT.
S3i Broadway.
MEN WANTED on cattlo steamers to
London. Liverpool anG tsiIsg"W to WORK
for free Ia-saec. 90 G'cenwlch'St.
PHYSICIAN. a, r,,.d'nt ASSISTANT 10
regular practitioner; must undertaking The
MI roscopc a.d not afraid Of W"fa; salary
$40 nontniy. room, bo1-d fun iinic re-
quircd. Address. with iull p,rt!tulars.
MhDICUS, 1r,bune Upown Jhirr. l,2!2
broadway.
WANIkD.-stonnG al het; a Young nan
having his own typewriter god nfcgrnc
required salary. $40 Ier wees. address
s.. BoN 10. Tribune Olhcc.
WATCHMAE. SIS; Porter. ti2 cash.
iers. S75: coil octoIs. sl5 AMI 7ls llniterS.
$50 to $50: engineers tlS 3" ~ Ur,.
ren. SIS, uscful-mcn, sSj waters p?
PER week coox. Sij ~ 80: clerks
9l0 10 so: stablemen 5i2 handy
men, $40: drivers. SO. an1 all oulrrs
quickly placed ~ the old n liable MUTUAL
AID, established since 1876. 800 FUTON
IT., Brooklyn, near Bridge.
Females
AGENTS.-Lady agents wanted TO sell a
patent article for ladies. just whlt every
lady needs Cal on or alirrss MIS-.
ROBERT CHAPMAN, ~ Dirham-aNe''
Jersey City.
COLORED and whit help w.nted girl
for hous"wurN. EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
~ Grecn-st. blocks from Matk-st.,
Dee, ParG. Newark. y. j.
COOK WANTED.-A thoroughly ,orp'-
tent young womin as ilrst-cla-~ cc"i IN
prl' ate farI short distan"e IN .re country.
AMY NJ HOTEL LoGEROr. ,h.ate. and
1sh-t, Mon',y morning. l~f"scn 10 L" ~.
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Rooms iUanteo.

ABOUT four heated, plainly Furnished slH'
rosh'st GOOD location uDcxcept enable rel
crences. Adde'S F.. BOX 7, Tribune Up
town ONCE. I,242 Broadway.
SUITE OF apartment, or fat wanted by
gentleman pal1rn,,Shfs 'e WseIs c S9,S"
Square ana vc Sen''a' Address, Wit, full par.
ticuiers. BACHELOR. Tribune onice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

Anniversary sermon by Rector: Rey. s GREGORY LINES
SUNDAY. 10 80. Bisnop WALKER SUNDAY night Bishop
BREWER. nday night Archdcacon SULZEk Tuesday
night. Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

NEW.YoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, ith-oye'
and l2stn.st.-ReV. CHARLES =. EnBlN>ON, ~. u.
vii prcach' subjects II "Mise'inc ana "a lurc
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a miscellaneous

.c,nrAfy OF MEDICAL HYPNoTISM.
al tye.t 5f,th-st-Dr. MCCARTHY re.
sn,yes pupils and patients d,ily; vacancy
,or Invalid bosrdef Thursday evenings.
n~pnotic rSperin entail class seance.
A-W <;sTLOToRN's detective and law
agency; divorces, specially separations o,, DE-.
49, nriyat. Information all couIts con.
gSGnntiaf consultation free. % Nasslr-st.
NRs DE RUE gives massage. electric
ard sslt water baths 70 ladies' only. loi
East o4th.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
STEELE Pm. D. PastOr-serviccs at 10 80 a. m. and
y. Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

st-Relieious services sunday. November g. at IL
led BY Dr. J. IL. DEWEY Lecture at p. m. by Dr
An invite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of 9Th:
ave. and 3,th-st-The Pastor. Rev. HENRY VAN
DYKE d. D.. viii preach on sunday morning. Noyem9er
viii preach at 80 y. m The Sunday school will meet
at 9:i5. Service in tie chapel Wednesday evening
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Religions Notlres.

COLLEGIATE REFORMED UnURCH HARLEM.
r., LIisSI CHURCH l?lstst.. near 3d.ave,. Rev: j.
ELmEN DOlF. d. D., pastor-I,ey. WILLIAM JUSTIN
HAHSHA b. D.. breaches at IL. Rev. PALMER =
HUBERT, from the Marble Collegiate Church. breaches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CILuRCH, 1Oith
s.. west o. Columbus-ayc;, Rev f. s. Triple. IN. d.
members rs p. public meeting in the interest c the
completion OF the chufch. Rev DR. &. c. McCABt Will
deliver the address. Everybody invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Msdisonave. and
35h-st.. Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. D. D.. R,e'or.E -
Holy Communion service, 10 a. M. Sermon ana HOY
Communion service IL a m. Afternoon service p. H.
The will ofci tie Strangers cordially Invited
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tjrlp Wanieo.
Females

LADIES make 80 week who write for
us at home; no canNassing. Reply with al.
's-ed and stamped envelope, WOMAN
COOPERATIVE TOILET co. (lncoHtcd),
south Bend. Ind.
WANTFD.-An assistant cook. Call
at PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL, 1Oth-
u ami VI .dison-aye.. between 10 ami l. a;
m., saturday and Monday experience and
satisfactory reference r.quir,d.
WANrED.-By an american woInn.
cool plain COOK. 10 wcr, FOR herself mi
husband q hone. Address Mrs. ERNST,
TompHinsy.lle Il. ..
WANTtD.-A framed muse VINO wOull
accept permanent position u take care OF
r. T.. Poughkecpsic y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

FORTY.THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI kUH, near Stha Sscranenia services 10 As
a. $50 p m. presiding by Pastor Rev, thANk l.;
VII son. to be followed by al service. Sabbath
80 D. m. Bioe class, led by Mr.. JOHN BEATTIE 6
Seats free and strangers cordially invited TO all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
Religions Notifies.

AT THE SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Madison
I'VE corner 3sth-st. Preaching by the Pastor. Rev.
EoDERICK TERRY, D. D., sunday IL q. m. and 4 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

4 FIKST-tLASS ACCOUNTANT who
can d"yi-e an effective ~ stem - any bus
ncss .rAs position f. Thoroughly eNps,l-
cuc,1 ana liable l. years win ono hoI-e,
~ VITA another, ana /, L cIutDie mana
ser aLd nnaaci ?, fur:li>5 : Strongest IN
do scIncnt Of abilities. y. H., BoN 10,
irbIf.s Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

HOWARD MISSION .A9D HOME FOR LITTLE
WANDERERS COG 6th..t. y. Y-sundT-school every
Sunday afternoon 80 Annex Hall, 10 4p.we.
sinens BY the children and member q BIe. Classes.
Visitors invited a. S. HATCH President
]. f. wYCKOFF Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

CORNELL MEMORIAL CHURCH. !Cth-st., near .tn-
ave-. o. j. COwLES. Pastor.-Comnunion and recepuon
NJ members az 10 so and preaching by the Pastor
at 80 D. m. sunday.sehool at q. m. and p. M
inNifcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

REV. WiiLIAM jTsTiy MSRSirA ana d. PS
Rev. J. ElMEND0RF d. D.. breaches at 10 ;30 pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

AT THE LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
,orfhwest corner l2st-st.-Rcv MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT.
Pastor will preach at ii a. Sunday at 10 a. ~
A cordial Invitation is extended.
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Gouecs ano flils tUnniro.

WANTED. snail furnished Hat by small
family; adults only D-st care rcfcicnfc1
AGis - "fLNr" lriDgnr Uptown ONCE,
l2io Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

ATTHE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Brook
va corner Of Clinton and Congress sts-Rev. JOHN W.
fHADWICk will preach tomorrow morning at ii O'Clock
.ubjec Literature and Religion" The public cordially
Iovit
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

BLooMINGDALE CHURCH Boulevard and West 6sth-
st.-MADIsoN C. PETERS preaehe, at II on The Lille
OF Love- At TA5 "Thirtythird Birthday Reflections or
What Learned from Experience, An earnest talk with
Young men. Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

Adjutlnt SARAH wKAY. the song Evangelist at ST.
DARiHOLOMEW'S MISSION 3i.1Vc and 42d-st, To-
night and every evening next week. assisted by Col
UADLEN. The Rescue Volunteers, Kings Daugat rs
Singing Circle. Poor Mans Choris go homeless mem
converts and the concert organ. Rev. Dr. MeGkEW
sunday evening : 80 Come early.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH seth.st and Am.
sterdam-avc Kev. Arson T.. ATTERBURY, Pastor.
Services sunday I'll and p. m. sunday
D. IN. rTayer-n Getting WEDNESDAY Friday evenings
az : p. m All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05
NEw.YoRK sryDAy.scuo0I ASSOCIATION.

PARK AVENUE ". F.. CHURCH. corner sGth-st.-
Communion service 1920 a. As u. m preaching
hv Pastor. DR.. +. c. IGLEHART. Seats free. Every
body welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

= BECOME STREET TABERNACLE. Broom and Centre.
-CrayOn skotching illustrative Of biblical by Rev.
C. Ii. TYNDALL, at : AS. seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. northeast
OF Mads0naNc. and 73d-st.. Rev. GEORGE l..
SPiNlNG D. D. Paste - Divine worship at IL N.
Subject, 'Psu's Shipwrc"k" and y. m. subject.
peters shadow" Sundayschoo al o As m Wcdncs.
dav evening p1yerm meeting at o'clock In the chapel
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-05

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