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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
MEANING OF DIR. BRIGGs's AcoUITTAL.

To the EditO OF he TIL D II e.
Sir: In Your issue Of this date commenting eoi
torally upon the acqulttal Of Professor Briggs 20"
say Now that the conservatives have been &c
feated II must be assumed that tlis PTcsoy'ery at
least prefers the teaching Of Dr. Briggs 10 that OF MS
opponents" Permit nc % ask whether tins was not
. sip OF the editorial pen. Surely We must not sup
pose that every minister or elder In The New-iorH
Prcsbytery who voted 10 acquit DR.. Briggs thereby
egnifed his preference Cor certain theological 'edch
irgs OF the accused opposed 10 certain other ioc"
inss Of the Prosecuting Committee The voting showed
properly how much liberation the members OF
The pres,ytery had for n man with whose opinions
their own arc more or less al variance Tho question
was whether there shall be- to certain degree
liberty OF thought and discussion within me church
and II was decided that there shall be-. hut FOR me
church u tolerate a Is thing far dnercht from
It's pre.errine his teachings 10 the teachngs OF us
m0re conservative members. FRANKLIN REESE
Westfcld. y. j., Dec. 81, 1897
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onJrcTING TO COSTLY CHURCHES.


To tho EditOr OF 7 nc TIL b mo
Sir: ] notice In the columns OF til" InhHh' %
This date an article on the LAYING Of the cornerstone
of the Protestant Cathedral 81 -. John the DIVINE
Thls ceremony will undoubtedly bring 10 the NINA
OF consistent thinkers this question: In view oi ''
teschlngs OF the Bible which Christians almost nm
vcr-aIly believe to have been d'incy inspired Ah"
tie present condition OF the majority oi '' m''"u
race how can any denomination consistently spchc
millions on costly church ctnces such actions are
more IN accord with the views OF advanced cvoulohs
than with the teachings of the meek and lo%M Jesus
Nery truly yours, = . i'iHiii''
franklin De- %. l-N2.
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Dusluc5s Ghau1es.

\ GENTLEMAN 81 .Nger.rlce, ablity,
lil.,,-t SANDING ana responsible .reks Il ~
,Ia,- d" ltiar oi tfu-t or ae.'ivy; night Duy
...I lu'.it-t. l0ad 70 necessary ieIcl enc =
Do a.,.t-. - Wal!.,t. Rom A..
HUlcHLi vanui with 500 10 300 :,
20 mt butcher ana ~. cli hu,lno = 4
~. >rEEHLE. la Wr-t io0tn-st.
,ANDY AND CHAR STORE Must be
sold yrs qGicK. - Jrnc son-'t., H"olAeh'
s.. J.
LADY with $40 on ~ Geo can obtain -
per cont ga h,r Investment IN p'riecuy
irL innate business excellent r., rrhc's
wanted iur additional capital In th" busl-
nr.-. Address BEST h.tEliEN, -, "
M'>; lith--..
RARE CHANCE TO Buy a cl,an iork
- drugs. J.. ms aud gla>> IA one II IN bvst
,itit- n NlrnLI -alc- - Coz pee Arl :
best oil I.t-or- io, '"ilirgi ~. pa u, ma
gwen by addressing G.. y. CRAFT Hint,
Mich.
WANTED. Cashier IN corporation bond'
ir.uir 4 intr,'u. Il vii ~ NE p.,irrcn,e; ,
star. exp r.rncc liOkIN|' 4. .. BOX
2,uio.
WANTED At once. pultrcr. Christian.
mild c.arrL 60 ~.rNatlNc bIsiuc = man 10 ll-
N,st gltt ant II f,Norehir. take tno-thli Is
inter. I N established profitable cntc rise
s,qulilre RIO 600 cash. Aides, PROFILE
l'oN l.. II bunc Once.
900 WILL NET ei5 weekly with
Row, fuclliblc lIandi,apping system
.cs0rd -uccr--.ul year. prospectus lSo5,
fro. {. y. ROWE. Po,fo'ce B1N ~
ii ooElyr.
500 Viii INVEST with services IN
any plyluy in-itlr ate business. no tr.iier..
,d.re-. T. CONRDY $50 Last -l~tSt
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AN OCEAN PATROL PROPOSED.
o the Editor Of The Tribn ne

TO tine Ed or Of The + bAne.
Sir; The recent roublouS tines on the Atlantic
resulting In varous dsablcments TO steamers and
consequent risk and delay 10 passengers would seem
TO call loudly for some means OF at least partial
remedy. ! would suggest the consideration OF a
system Of ocean patrol by powerful boats the tug
PATTERN. OF Size and strength to cover the distance
between Mon'auK Point AMI Queenstown. Twenty
such boats would do II. and at no time should he
over $50 miles from each other than seventy
five miles from any steamer the course. These
boats. with a few for relief ana 5 Cna systems en-
hracing lights. electric flash or search light. and
rockets. would reduce the liability OF dancer 70 n
much lower point than il is now. WAKEMAN.
southport. Conn. Dec. 30 1902
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"THE KNICKERBOCKER GALLERY"

To the Editor OF The TIL bune.
Sir: am sorry our favohte paper, uSu"Iy 80
sccuate Is rather mixed to-day In its notice Of H. L.
Kimban. Wills Gaylord Cnrk was. A. yon 10 d"nh'
know the twin brother Of the editor OF N" on
@Knckeriockcr Magazine" and It was for the la't"f
instead OF the widow Of the former that the hi'hF
booker Gallery" WAS published. The contributors 10
this volume numbered over nfty: hence II Is rather
vide OF the mark TO describe them as "few.' MAJ
We keep the memory Of the departed writer ever green
G. Is. STOUT
New. Brunswick " j., Dee 90 1892.
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Furnished Rooms.

FINE LARGE wcll-heated room.
nicely decorated. 81 West II -t-st.
FOTE FURNISHED ROOMS In steam
hcat.d rat for housekeeping an improve
mcgts' King WALDEON, 49, West l3ith-
St
TFXIyGTON.AVE 32i, near Grand
Central Drnot.-Furnlshcd rooms every con-
,encnce references.
-INPEEOYAL, RESTAURANT. 40 West
oeth. .t.-Hands lmcly furnished rooms, with
bath.
uTH.ST.. 2l9 wEST.-Parior moor also
square rooms; newly iur"i'"c'' '''o
home references. l
someiy furnished private bath and toilet :
suitable Tor doctor dentist. or private party :
also room with hath.
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NORTH RIVER BANK pEposIroRs GRATEFUL.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir In your article IN tOdays paper with regard
to the North River Bank you say that the receiver
Is compelled to furnish u semiannual statement Of
accounts. and that your REPORTER visited the County
Clerks Office and WAS furnished with statement filed
last March. Was there statement fled again In
August II not, why not
There hundreds of dcpostors In this vicinity who
would Ike t. know something more definite regarding
IN banks affair. aud who thank YOU for taking up
the matter - earnestly. ana tiu>t too that through
sour starting many other, vi follow and thus aid
many poor merchants 10 recover their money
T.. RTlIIMAN.
Pr sldcut OF Ncw-York Fruit Exchange
New York, Jan g. l-93
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gounlrp Real eslaIe Tor Sale

AntNtY Fol. MON ICLAli les .Iei -. e
proi ertie. for al and 20 ~ g. va ~
4 cholce building sites. BIS 4Ni
LCH. : B'ckuan.st. and N"n'ri'f
,,.,rc. farm. ulnnfl,tgrlrr b li1li%s,
"tc,. etc. apply L. JONATHAN Dl'hlN'
>OS the RAJ estate pgcl. fOuenk'rp'i'
y V.
Of ALBANY ICENr1ht nnnr iiuf .oi
,icw) SrarnrrD. nrar lr,In-ioi. - ..n'
utVlLl0N 4 O. 90 E.oitVa'. y \
PROPERTY b. o." Ou"s"' y. >. -"
,.' an, .,u,. ls,ria.u. Tor -".r. g.. T.
II A,fTIIDN \ GO. % HfDiL"hN. y.
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0oGct for Dneinessp urposcs

THE DALllur>IE.-A ais'igt'ly ht.-
nr-,I nn,... 10 - as y - ...h--t.. li'Nt Z,
'nr t.nttL l'ufk a % lily -'h- "''"'u
viii mt their ai@rt"t" Ia ',' """' '''
favorable t"rr~ NJ. B." Jai'''I.
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Gin Real Geiiic Go Ect.

OFFICE AID NIoHt t''M 'I'Nu"
aoor AMI l,.cu.,ut a. o. I.oIari illf'
,h,ncc. Apply oa Irriu-scs. Gable J .'N
MIL.
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for Sale.


AT REDUCED PRICES 900 second
hand wood ard iron worNLg narnih.
fully guara tied machinery bought ana y
chai,eed. GEOEGE Il. EDDY. J9S Ma l.
-on =.
AMAGNIFit ENT BAKGAlH IS ui-
,t,.n, a.+O. u.ed two n0rt!- u..i ne =
tonr. nui.h. du'nbiliu. loo west -'U-'t'
FAMILY going south will sacrifice . 90
nearly new upr cht $40; guaranteed .
,csr- stool aud bill Of sale hafsaih. l'i
IeNington-aNr.
MAGNIFICENT. almost new upright .
,rcnNrd chonlf0d case; must sell acc' lrt
song abroad sl75. ratdcr than ',"F't'
Ia gain. quick bgycr; ~ ofct rriu co. l"'
jth-aNr.
TETVNIE FAMILY VIII spcrlnco th"'r
elegant and costly 'ur 'ltrre. rrfht piano
brir "A brac and paintings. lnquir' at IN
resifcnce. 1927 Prc-iG mist. brooklyn
SAFES. -iIarslln, IN new AID -, ont
h.nd saf.-. spccitI bargains this month.
y il. GROSS. fOi Nlo'd"av. y. V
TYPEWRITER. - Universal Hammond
,pnrlug ton k,,boardi Ike nrNt lOt salc
- 40 cash Address TN PEW hlTLk,
FOX II. Tribune once.
Al 800 600 BEATTY'S Organs, pr, no.
forfrs 1873: agents wanted catllovue lr,r'
Addrc,, DANIEL +. BEATTY, "aShihs'
ton. y. J.
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u)ork Uanteo.


Males.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes Q re
specialize position OF some kind; best OF
references. Address +. T.. g., o5 18th.
ave, brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN Nsl. wants work 10
printing office; some experience; bes, ref.
ereDce. Il. ). X, Tribune Office.
YOUNG MAN, age 80, with years.
experience. wants place as wood turner,
furniture repairer and polsher. III. HALIxS,
Paigc's Hotel, Spring and West sts.
Females.
A YOUNG LADY, beginner desires Q
position rs stenographer and typewriter.
Addr IS X. MORONEY. SO North Moore.st.
TYPEWRfTING ana SiENUu A., I
OF every description PLAYS. novels. circulars.
sp ciiic ation.r &c.. moderate price, al.e
ave, cor. 2lstst.
TYPEWRITING and copying OF every
description neatly and accurately executed;
slso shorthand terms reasonable. so Broad.
way, Room 65. Tower Building.
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ReliQious Notlces.

PARK PKESBYI ERIAN CHURCH. corner SOtn.st
and Amslcrdamove., Rev. ANsoN T. ArTERDolsf las
tor.-seIN o sun at IL a and ~ ~ oIhus.
school at p. II. Prayermeetng, 0n Meahe>uay anu
Friday evenings at p IN. All cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

PILGEIM CHURCH (CongregstionaD. Madison ave
corner i2lst.st. Rev. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN. D. d.. -fas
tor.-Sabbath service. morning 81 H. Evening $40
Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ASErRY. Washington Squnc.-Dr STONE. 10 ~
80 afternoon meeting. Professor MEADE. leader Of IL.
SILVER Lake Quartet Will sirak at the workincmrn'
meeting u 20 and regular service IS. Professor y
St.LD > choral class. saturday. D. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard amt West Tlst-st.. DR..
J. :. SHlPMAN. Rector-S-rvfces at IL a. m. and 8
b. ~ Suncay-school at 10 a. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHURCH OF THE HOLY NATIVITY l3Oth-st. and
.hsNe3 Rev EDWARD kENNEY. Rector.-sundays :.
80. 10 II a. m; and y. IN. Daily, 80. 0 a m.
ono =. m. Seats free Church always open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHURCH OF THE PURITANS (Ptesbyter1n) 130h.st
ncar 5;h-ave. Rev EDWARD L. CLARK. D. D.. Pastor
Services tomorrow at II q IN. and :45 y. DeVo
tono meeting Wednesday evening at o'clock. Strangers
cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ANTI.GAMBLING MASS-MEETING at Ch'ckrrln2
Hall SUNDAY afternoon. January sth O'Clock Addr.-ct
by IL DGE NOAH DAVIS. RrNcrrpd Doctors BCRliEI.L
SEUDDER. PLIERS. KNOWLES and the reformed
gambler JOHN l.. QUINN. Admission free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

REV. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN NJ, YIN r prppch % %
OF Character" THIS (satuTuay)
the Fifteenth St Get Temple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHURCH or TIE STRANGERS. Mercerst, ncai
oth-st., Kew. Dr. DEEMS, PastO.. -
COLIN i. GOODRICH breaches at V;S0 morning and
10 evening. All the seats are always free.
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ASSOCIATION mALL. cor.

ASSOCIATIONS HALL, cor .5dst and ithave.-Sun
day Afternoon az } oriOk, young nlei4'~ ruv. Pro-
j.. Is. WARNAN viii give sh1t aGdfc-t ''phl ~ A
Ke.encritiOn." song service with NJ FRED GILLETTl
a. >Ooist 4 ,Oi!lal welcome /, extended to all yOun
men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

= CHURCH or THE MESSIAH. corner Of Sithst. a1a
sh.is q -S So, n.
ROBERT COLLYER ~ '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Boulevard West 73d-st., Rev. ROBERT ~
SELL. BOOTH. D. D.. Pastor assisted by the Rev. "a
LORD s. WTITE.-Servlces at IL 4. m. aud D m sun
day-schoOl at . AS q. m.
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Hellaious Nolices

->~-- 49,
NEw.YoRK suNpAY-sCHooL ASSOCIATION.
chip rrln M SnS9 2. AK 2' EO'dway Oe"'e'e
nate Tene s b. Cas- ~ %1y n Broadway T'O'
Refined Church Dr. GEE
cosais chacS Stha3s , and sSns Rev PALMER
%of TSiiGeE sSS Fulton
lcgla,e Rc;ornrd church Lcnoxavc and I2si.st.
Teoeher,' Class. Thursday evening 80, Mem1ri2l
s wet End eaehers Class Fd,y evening o,c,ocs
o West side Teachers, Glass. Friday evening; o'clock
OASys: Rey. rALMEk S. iiyLnEET. teacher
These classes are free and all are welcome
XEw.YoRK cH-EcH OF CHRIST Scientist, Fast
datey artSr; meeting Tuesday 5 p n.y. Reading Room
LAURA LATHEor Pastor.
NEw:YoRK rEEsPYTEElAY CHURCH. 7thoyc.
tx KI F' 6syd at d E9 sG ss M cns .S on Ct
ave I'D sI,,.t"rr,arhar by The ra.or Rev 5 B.
RoSsITER. D. D.. Morning service, 10 80: Subject
7ag' Rev eve Mr. mAisET r ntH i@" ''"E ''''"'
PARK AVENUE NJ f. CHCRCH corner sG,h.st.-
Pastor Dr. T. {. IGLfHAET. ats free. Everybody
welcome.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF iOth.st.-rublic wor'hip to,molow at
D. ir1 D.. = viii preach. '''''' ''' ''''
PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, northeast
SiNG H. d. Pastor; Divine worship SUNDAYS at II a
Wo On" " evening meeting vita ctar o'clock
At the evening -oryce the oiiccr' II tnc indn,triil
nark".t NcwYork AMI the scuei men VIII give their
Test m.ny. All are Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ave-Df MACARTHUR breaches norm z ana %l enihs :.
1ycnIne subject 'Ars Unity and InfIIDti.tt Found ~
The Roman Church7r sunday hcc. go. MI cordially
invited 70 oil the soiyic,s Of the chu en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ASSOCIATIONS HALL Twcntv.,hrd Street baptist
Church cor. fth-aNo-I.Nanlolst NATMaN pr aches az
II DR.. GALLAIER 1t :. Welcome all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY 57th.st be
9Th and 9TH aScs.-Nervccs a.. H., IL a. M
! 80 D. ~. Preachers Morning. the Reetor evening
Bishop BhEWER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ALL SOULS CHURCH, 4h.a,e.. c,rner cotl~t.-
Sermon by the Pastor Rev. THEODORE {. WILLIAMS.
at II III. Sunday.school. u 81. Ihc public cordially
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torsrs ano Carriages

FLANDRAU & co.
-FLANDEAC & CO.
downtown Uptown,
Az. 4 AMI q BROADWAY
EitJOMr',r AND 5lST->T.
BEOUGlIAMS. straight tlo't.
BkOUGHAAS. extension lTInt'
IA%DATS. glass front.
BANDAUS. leather TOP
OMNIBUS ., 3 aAd t-hoT ..
KAWhYS. pas.
IOCkAWAYS. y pass
VICrOEiAS.
IAtiiIOLEIS.
NIS.A-NIS.
SPIDERS.
UOn.A-DOS,
MAtspN tITES
PHAEIONS, 4 pass
PUAE tONS, . pass
ErNNEoUTs.
DEPOT WAGONS
TEiPLEN - i;i.lES
BU(KBOAEDS.
STw IN DESIGN,
QUALIFY OF az! Br~T
~ ALL SIZES AND WEIGHTS.
AND ,OLOHS or PAINtlN6 AND
TRIMMING. FORMING ......,.,.
;" - WHITES Is mr. wtl;Lp
y CRITICAL INSPECTION Spll, II ~.
OUail'Lffr SOCK ABOVE sly Is
>iCOND.nAND AT Low PRICES.
FOR >ALE.-Douh,o .'cisn WITH 10 %.
ulc is leut ani ,ool go. i.i,on: me-
so l.. /. u. HESiEE. 80 "Ai"n-'1.
FnH SALr.-A par OF the OAK ma
lorauv Inv Iof-s. clos. nif''G. - pa -
hl.n. > ard q year old tho u. lh'f . Dob.
T., ali u.fn.-s. urt -lt4.'i- az 10 80 = q 20
.'yiish. i'n'l"., r. I}t"l"- Az" ~
anti -uuud ai~' % hand -'u " pa. "i D|'
- nd
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flats Go Jet, tlntnrnlsbco

ELEGANT large. all High, oin- ca.lr"t
nni-n. steam heat. sJj - 80. 10 Wei
u ita-st.
II,,u! MODr.tN FINIo.- Dee tea
nriNatc ha.i- on d. street. with rnir''.''
70 Central Para. +G3-'o4 'eulia' t"tN cH'.
-, lOHth-st Tuou- and batn, no.
%sicr IA, at'ng; as. 30. Northeast corner
IIrk.ave. aud ei,h St. hnils AID lathr,oi''
lated ) and u rooms anu Dath. 80 80 B
Jingle Hat, adjoining, ! rooms. $50 80
IT, io- 10 ll3 f1-t yjtA st. rooms, 80
40; same In l3o-lJo last "Jth->t.. al,
hS,,ed extra wide rooms s3O. s.'1 IA 100
Fast 5sth-st.. steam heat d. rom, ana
hath, $50 fR. fKANNlS j. S,HN W.
IL tAst HGth-si.
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HOARD nn0 Rapms.

EOARD TOH young r,~p ctltl. woman
- ..ckii III a,ant living. o'J West J-l'
&, ith Moor i''k.
HOTEL NIANO aai KESlAtHANi.
20 Ea-t 18th Heated rooms; daily. 81
up: weekly. with boa /. ~ up !HNn-e
room. for por'ieN.
SNAIL. PEIVAIE alult family. having
. lar-r house W. II ani near iehtiai F'rh'
p,',r Two large. hand ,onrl! Furnished rooms
IA grst floor owe. par or 10 Hingl Gentle
nan. with "a. rlor lgari hieaNia,t u! %
O'Clock dinner. Address NiIOI'NLl'
rr.hunr One.
IA LA,GI. d., ON. comfortably and
..antly Iurai,hcA Ia rcsit ne, IS West
-cth-st.
7lH.AVE. 23la. on nfNc.-n.~,iriblc
rooms VITA ~ cil al b = q, irhIcd, PR
ate family; hichcst references
l2lu.sT.. - WESr.-Nce. furnished
front room with board. fc7 gentleman pfl'
ya'c family: thlrd Hat.
glST.Sr II EAsT.-Sunny rooms. with
board references
3,TIIsr. II Wf.SI Two suites TF.
ni>hrl rooms: southern exposure private
ta,lc IL desired gentlemen or iamili =
~ FAST .Sr.-ENccllent board
Loan. nlraslnt rpnus; c"ntrc of amusement
md dr,rool, district. quiet. homellHo, terms
moderate; also tahl" board.
~ WEST -. H->r.. MlLLEWN HO Eli
4 comic table. quiet hltcl hone; retina'
neat or trans mt quests 20 guests nave
remained an aNcf7ie" OF II years
l-Ili->f.. - wE>i.-- We large rooms,
second noor, en- suite or sinely with board
= fer n'r'.
20 WEST ilTn ST.--B'auumily fur
nIsheI second floor: excel cnt ho1ic gen
tlcmrn preferred. or small family terms
REASONABLE. table board 'rs accoinmoi"tei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison.ay and oGth St
Holy Conn unOh al 10 III Roy. THOMAS NJ
CLARK. d. D.. Bishop Of Rhode Island. will preach a;
II a. and 4 30 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

At THE LENOK ANENrE rNfTNrtNN CHURCH
nor Invest corner I2l-tst.-Rev MERLE ST {. WH ilIT
Pastor viii preach Morning 10 II evening At 70
sud ,y-sch"Ol at 10 a. Al cordially INIT &
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

NEW.YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-avc..
12sth st-Rcv. CHARLES :. ROBINSON. d. D.. Pas
pr,achcs at II IL. and rs p. Morning subj Ct.
king David, I'D" Evening subject. holiness u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT FOURTH PRESBYTFElAN CHURCH. 3ith.st.
Yet Of nro,dway-rr a hInF J., tlc f",or. r., bI
=. H., bt the K.V \. W SfI;Ol LII, % III
,lbi. The public cordially lnSiccd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CALVARY METHODIST EPIsCoPAL CHriaH
12oth..t ard 7travc, Rev. Dr.. j. H.. DAY. Iastor
rreSrhing at 10 30 a. by Pastor and at 45 p ~,
i,y GVpSY SMITH Gospel meetings every at rnoJI
and evening from TUESDAY 10 Ftday inclusive SUNDAY
school ~ 80 .. M. Young Peoples meeting AT -"
N IN. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT KNIIK EREOCKER CONSERVATORY, ~ We
Washington ii a. M. subject. What We owe IN
Arabs" y. M The origin OF the Christian sabbath.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

NEw.YORK Cit'ECH or CHRIST Scientist. Fast
35th.st. Sunday serlce 10 as; sunday-school lmue
dlatey after: meeting Tuesday. p. Reading Room
1.5H rroadwav: omen daily from 10 to 4. Mr.,
LAURA LATIlROP. Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING cycry
SUNDAY afternoon a: l. ABINGDON square by Ord,l
Of sons Of Temp rance. ct o'clock Co,rd jubilee sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CANAL STREET PRES, nYTEEiaNp T THUHr VII
| ureach al 10 80 a. M All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In BrooH-
Ign, her OF Clinton AID Congress sis.-E"N. join w
CHADWICK viii pictch to-morroT morning AZ O'Clock.
Subject "Tbe WOilTs GTrtt PRAYER Monthly evening
lccturs at < O'Clock bv M CHADWICK. Subject, -
Unitarian Leader" HENRY W. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.-Leeture b.
Dr.. STANTON COLT AZ Chickerng Hall at ii 10 a. m
subject: "Dilctmnteism In Rel iglDn as Relresnfd D
ltrIan." All interested are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTEKfAS CHURCH.
lith.-t near GihaIc.-DI WNLIE. Pastor. viii preach
1T II a. N. aud .. "Wednesday evon ming meet
AZ 5. All iuNItd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

BROADWAY TABEENACLE CHURCH, corner 9Th
ave and 3sth-~t vices at II a. N ana 80 D. w.
REV a. :. TWOMBLY. u. D. Of Newton Mass VIII
ureach. welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CALVARY CHURCH, 4th.svc. and c1st->t, Rv
UFNRY y. SArTERLEE. j. D., Ecctor.-SernI'cs
January Holy Communion; : M and 10 a. ~ ,o Ho'
Ckildrens choral service 3A5 D. m EyennR praf nr
= oclock Choal service. with sermon y. m; Uir.
SATTTELEE will pr,ach In the morning ana IN ue
4 rndllll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST Rev D.
PARKER MoliAN ID. D., Kector.1Ienuary 8: a. M.
Holy Con mynion III m. Lany. Holy Communion
mon by the Re, tor; y. evening prayer ty
the Rev. ARTHUR II. JUDGE, NJ. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN ClrsrS
Mission i2 West 2lstst.-SIndaY evening. 40 Iathc
OgON NOE ana other converted pri~t- viii I've IN!
reasons for leaving the Roman Catholic Church All
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

NORTH PKtSBYTEI;IAN CHURCH,. corner OF 9th.
~" AID 3lst-St-Pr'achng by the Pastor; Rev :: B.
ROSSITEG. D. D.. Morning service, 10 30. Subject
High Life in the Christian church" Evening service.
-, Rev. Mr.. HAL>IN ir aches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHuRClI go west szu.st.-
unrni"% At IT, Subject "A ChCcen Nation" and In The
QatS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHrKCI; corner Of 5th
ave. and 37th-st>-Th' Pastor Rcv. HENRY nAN DYKE
- d. wl rruch on sunday. January ). az II q. m, ana
Hrv HTERY NJ BOOTH. D. d., at 40 y. ~. sun
y.schOOl meet at y -. Service III III" ch'Pci III
~. .lohnv A.lln nj 4 u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Madison-ave. CO..
not @-th.st-IIDly COMMUNION, sunday. II a. N. Rev
KODERlCK TERRY, u. D., the Pastor. VIII peach at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

BAPTIST CHrRcH or THE EPIrnAXY, Mad .9n.
ave and C1thst.-Prfaching by the Rev II. f. STILL
WELL, q Frcch.ld, y. j., at II .. m. Subject "Ih,
Dignity Of service" aud at 10 'Signhcance 4
to -Four Hcast" Prayer meetings Wrdnc. day and FRI
dav evenings at O'Clock. strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

FIVE I'OINIS Hou 81 or ;NDt SIRY. t55 Worm
s. WM. T. BNRNNHD Supcrlnten fent- Service q 20
,,cry SUNDAY at 30 D. lh" Sr'Nic" j. almost wholly
is Inc chllir.n % thr Institution. Pablo iNitci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPIscorAL CHUMch:
cid at the Missoa Rooms No i50 5thive. cor Of 2othst
tomorrow (Sundayl at II preaching by the fastos
Sunday school 80 D.. la the chape VI e rou'M
Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07

BLOOMiXGDALE CHURCH boulevard and West
t-MADGSON &. Pr Frs ~ aches II, How 70
Pccomc a Christ an Prelude. .'Dr. BIiRgs's A.
qu!taI vinGlcatlol Of Historic lr eiyterinm." 10
Luther versus NOtiirc." second lecture, "Prcit
CIiista versus Great Innd'.." Everybody welcome