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New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
ATcursoH "pLAx OF REsToRATroT"

Il was announced yesterday by the Ne"-h prk
News Bureau thai th. General R"organizaiipn Com
r,tt,ee ~ the Afchison Topeka and Santa f. Kaii-
road system formed Il few days ago VIII report
a ''plan of restoration In about MONTH "hich.
I, il confidently believed VIII b" acceptable - al
Interests The committee has not calIci ior ih,
,a,Iei, - any cass Of bonds and II is not believed
ina, such deposit viii be necessary nor thai th'
holders VIII be- asked 20 pay any charges ln'lI'h
D snch depOslts.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Denver. April 2O-T'he Chamber OF Commerce yes
,.rlav unanimously lnlorsed ex-governor Evans =
Committee on Construction OF the Denver. sioux
CIV Lake superior and Chicago Railroad. The
ra1 will run from this city Via Julesburg 10 Mo
brara, Neb. Sioux CIV. Iowa; Minncapohs. ~
{. e. ,,n 1sG Denver viii be the headquarters
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
NEw-ENGLAXD STOCK TO RE ASSESSED

New England Railroad. as prepared 10y the com
mittce Of bankers which undertook fhe work
short time ago. is Understood t. be substantially
complc;Ni II has no. been given ont In official
form and may not be for some time. btf the prin-
Cipal features have been learned 10y som" weN-!n-
formed Wall street men The plan ls su'hclenty
drastic to assur" sound basis FOR future opera
tons. however ilsagr-oabe Il may be FOR the stock
holders 10 digea'. II IS understood tnat the com
mon stockholders viii hc call~' upon 20 pay an
assessment OF 81 a shar" without receiving any
thing in return. while the preferred siockho,d"rs
Will pay an ~ssment ~ 81 a share. but VIII re-
cc.vc preferred stock In return. Tn" plan also
con- emplatrs issue ~ <l1Dl"D In new . per
bonds The money raised from tn" contrihu-
81 stockholders ani m" issue ~ new bonds
is expected - provd" not oniv fpr liquidation of
ihe floating debit bu- FOR extensive improvements
of the yroperiys physical condition.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
ApmoNpAcK TRAIN SERVICE RESUMED

In consequence of some necessary repairs 70 the
line or tn" Alirondack Division OF ~" Ne"-i"Th
Central the through train service has been sou'"-
.,., ,,terr,,n-- -I for the last fcw days The slight
1er.,, has now been rencll-d and beginning to-
might the through seeplng-car service VIII be re-
e,,ued for Saranac Lake ana Malone, making con
rcctinn AT Malone for Montreal AMI quebec, the
,r-tn leaving tn. Grand central Siation at 80
:, n, Hereafter the service VIII BE- daily, both
north and south bound.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
, IJNEU1N KILLED.

Philadelphia April 2o-whle Bell Telephone ,,me
..a ra,a,ring a wire at Coral-st. and susdue
mn . "s y, II o'clock this morning. 1t became
en,anred with live electric light wire Two o 'ne
workfncm VIZ wSed are Amos Waters forty years oiu
Killed instantly william & Pfe N 1 john Ricardo
old VINO ~ a,1ht and william Hamaraua' aeeN
a 49, ss.entylfve were horribly Injured.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
ryTERlNG DARMsTADT IN STATE.
DENTS OF THE DAY.

-ug GRAND DUKE OF HFSSE AND HIS BRIDE
CHEERED BY TIE PEOPLE OF THEIR
CAIl1AL CITY.
na-ns,adt April 2o-Grand-duke Ernest Louis
=, v,sse and his bride. Duchess Victoria Melita,
"a, their entry into Darmstadt at noon to-day.
-,.r rode T.. an open state carriage and
.,.rously checred by the crowds which filed the
lie The city was gayly decorated. The royal
NE were met at the Rhine Gate by the Burgo-
.,s,s- OF tie city. who presented 70 them an ad-
.,ss Of welcome In the name OF the people. The
..sry societies students and citizens then formed
. -n-ocssson and escorted the Grand-duke and his
* 70 the palace The weather was beautiful and
,ss display imposing.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
TRYING TO BUY \ VALUABLE CHARTER
UNDER 1T THE ENGLISH SYNDICATE COrLD BUILD
a ROAD ANYWHERE IN PENNSYLVANIA
ITS LIBERAL. PROVISIONS

4 IDAD ANNWIENE n TtNNSNLN ANA
ITS LIBERAL PROVISIONS
Rochester April % CSpecan-Thc representative
OF an English syndicate. which is planning to buy
almost forgotten railroad charter granted by the
Legislature Of Pennsylvania several years ago. was
In this city this week In the interests of the syndi-
cate. The charter Is said to be liberal in It's pro
visions. ana to give TO the holders the right TO run
a railroad I'm whatever part Of Pcnnsy lvania II may
desire Its possessors empowered to issue go"
Of stock for each mile and unlimited amount
OF bonds. TO be redeemed at such place ana tim"
aS the directors may agree. while the power under
the charter to place mortgages Is exceedingly lib
eral
IL is said here that the intention OF the syndicate
Is to construct trunk line road east ana west
through the STATE, tn" route To be followed Will
cover the line from Eric to Philadelphia taking In
Williamsport, Sunbury. Wikcsbarre and Scranton,
and traversing thence all the impOrtan; coal ana
iron regions throughout the state with branches 10
Plttshurg and Other points.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
BISMARCK ON THE PEACE OF EUROPE.
HE DOES NOT FOREsEE ANY IMMEDIATE CON-

HE DOES NOT FOREsEE ANY IMMEDIATE COM.
rLICATION-SOCIALIsM AS A MENACE
TO SOCIETY
Berlin April 2o.-Prince Bismarck received the
Natohal Liberal members OF the Reichstag at
Friedrchsruh to-day. Addressing his visitors he
sali ne dld not foresee any immediate foreign COM
pllcations. All the European States were deslrous
OF acquiring he very latest and most approved
phttern or mllt1ry and navai weapons and the
hewest Inventions Of any instrument Of warfare
ana ana no one of them felt strong enough to attack
no means absolute guarantee OF peace II wos
still a pretty good one.
l'rlnce bismarck censured Chancellor Won Ca
Priv for fostering the National aspirations OF the
Poles In commenting the growth OF Socialism
ne sald that all the loyal parties would soon be
Iorced 10 unite In common cause against the
Tr,1or ,nrr o, W s'iiii,S So''SH
day SIR Edward Grey. Parliamentary Secretary to
ne forelgn Ofce stated. In answer - questions.
that no communications had reached the Foreign
Dhce concerning the alleged movement OF the
Powers toward reduction Of their military and
naval strength
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
GENERAL cARR SrBMITS TO Az OPERATIONS

Troy. n Y. April 2o-General Joseph H. Carr. ex-
Secretary o; state was operated upon yesterday al
9, tuke.s IJospltaL New-York for the removal
~ a generous growth In the throat Inc operation
vac successful The General has been "P'ta'e1 upon
h1fore for similar grOwths In the race
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
THE BRITANNICs ROUGH VOYAGE.

Queenstown April oO-The steamer Britannia.
which arrived here this morning. had An extremely
rough passage cncountering fierce head gales. For
,o,o dave heavy seas broke over the ship. during
which time she was ia great danger. The passengers
were compelled remain below for the greater part
of the voyage The vessel unable 10 land her
New York plot and brought him II Queenstown.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
IN MEMORY OF JENNY LIND.

London. April "a tablet TO the memory ~ the
singer Jenny Lind unveiled in Westminster
Abhev to-day bv Princess Christian second daugh-
ter Of Queen Victoria. Preceding the ceremony
there was brief musical service.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

Antwerp. April 2o.-It IL rumore1 tina; Nine
Joniaux who Is under arrest charges ~ having
poisoned her sister. brother and uncle In order 10
obi ain the insurance their lives. has confessed
her guilt under the three charges j. IL saii that
she procured large quantities Of morphine from
chemists in Brussels 10y means OF forged orders.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
TO PREACH ANARCHY HERE
THE ENGLISH AGITATOR MOwBRAY's MISSION
SPANISH PRECAUTIONS AGAINST

EXPLOSIONS.
London. April 2.-Many Anarchists gathered in
Grafton Hall this evening 10 say goodby the
Anarchist editor and agitator. Mowbray, who is
about To sail for the United States Mowbray said
that he had been invited 10y the Amagamated
Iaiors OF America To explain his views and prin-
ClpleS TO his American comrades He had felt
II To ne his duty 10 respond to the invitation. He
would go forth with tn determination to uphold
the cause OF Anarchy wherever his travels might
take him
Madrid. April @.-The Government has announced
its intent on of rigidy prohibiting the storage in
cities and towns OF explosives intended for min
ing and agricultural purposes. Such explosives
must be stored in places remote from habitat!Ons
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
RATES ny TIE IsrmMt-s ADVANCED

San Francisco. Apr 20 The Pacific Mail steam
sbi, Cnnur,nv has given notice II alyanc" - "
per cent over the rates that have been rr"vhing
I'm ocean freighis - N"w-Nork The n"" ra'" on
n,ur viii be s. ~ AMI on m"rcAdn lsr - t"h NM
80, lumber 80 a Oh fee' II j. stated that %"
Panama Railroad Company. whose s'ean'rs nav"
succey.lcl fhos~ of the North American Nhflgat'i
COMPANY viii Asvauc" frcigh' rates t. the Jame
Nl.nIrn
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

fnai vote "nTtner & the measure will be pushed to
, ane !rsh members have assumed toward The bii
emu r me open hostility displayed toward it by III.
ho vi tne irish party cannot fail TO have a dis
hear'ehlng erect on the Moderate liberals
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
TUESDAY. APRIL ~.
SHIPPING Ne rs.
PORT oF NEW YORK FRIDAY. APRIL 90 1904
ARRIVED

steamer Germanic N}n. kinstry Liverpool April H.
Queenstown T. with md~e - cabin and 40 STORAGE pms
~eng~rs 'p Maitland k~rs"N. Arrived a. the Bnr NJ
- NJ and lor.d account = thick fos
steamer tnlil-n ,llr WHIT Hun. March II. Bosion
Apru ~ with ud~r 10 Sanl"rsun Son. Arrived AT the
Bar ~ 20
Steamer uirl Murray Iatras March ~ 'aia-
roIn IL M"ssina - Palermo y Gibraltar April Win
mls- ihelp- Hr,~ Arrived 80 ~" Bar az 30 m
steamer C,cheuir" tFu. puchsen". Naples March III.
mlsr and so passengers 10 Punch.
dy~ Il - bar go
steamer San'iago Leighton. tenfu"gos April u. ~
fngp ~ Nassau l.. With mds" and Ui passengers 20
James - Wari :. Co. Arrived A. ~" ilar ht ? ~
steamer ,'t, ~ Birmingham. HIrg savannah with
udsc and ra@s' myers fu X l. Walker.
sf"1rrcr Ct' - Columbia. Jenny. West Point with
nis. AMI yas~' nC'rr 20 pll dominion - 60.
steamer Guyandpft- Walkrr N"n port News and Nor
f,ik with mlsr AMI pns~~ug~r- p" OLD dominion - CO.
Sf"aW"r R"neftct'f Wiuons Philadelphia. with mis"
o " T. tlv!" Co.
SANDY Ho.h Nfll ~. . - p Wind 81. moderate
bf~ b r.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
NIKE OF sAXE-CoBURGs ANNUITY SAFE.
NOTION TO ABOLISH 1T LOST IN THE COMMONS
BY A VOTE OF 2aS TO 67

BY VOTE OF eoS TO c..
rn,3on April 9)-Alpheus Cleophas Morton.
rns-al Member for Peterborough. moved In the
uopse Of Commons this evening that the annuity
4, 1acN drawn by the Duke Of Sake Coburg and
.,ha in his capacity OF Duke OF Edinburgh. be
m-hv4,h abolished Henry Labouchere the Rad
,,l leader. seconded the motion which. after de-
hate was lost.
The Duke. said Mr. La5ouchere in his speech,
id not need the money. as his income from other
.,urces Was ample From Coburg. which a
rch principal,y. he drew $4,000 yearly. BY hts
carriage he had obtained $1,000 yearly. The Duke
moreover. was a foreign sovereign. As such he
might al any time find his obligations opposed 10
.be interests OF Great Britain. There was no valid
reason why England should help supper, the Duke
a, saxe.Coburg and Gotha- She might just well
nav the expenses Of the Emperor Of China or the
lama Of Thbet The grounds usually given for
grant OF this sort not applicable 70 foreign
sovereign. The usual argument for royal grant
was that English princes were expected to make
certain display and fulfil certain social functions.
ANY reasoning Of this kind could hardly be made
10 bolster the claims Of a prince who lived and
ruled In foreign land.
Lord Randolph Churchil. VINO heps Mr. Balfour
lead the Conservatives. attacked Mr.. Morton's mo-
Sir william Harcour,. Chancellor Of the Ex-
cheQuer defended the grant 1t was perfectly regu-
lar and proper he said 4 more inauspiCiOus mo-
n1ent than the present could have been selected
for proposing the ungraci0us act under cOnsidera-
ton The abolition Of the gram would not commend
Itself 10 the sentiments Of the nation sir William
said ne hoped that division OF the House would
not Re forced but Il his honorable friend Mr.
Laboucherel should insist upon IL. the Government
must appeal to the Opposition for support. He him
self had never felt more keenly tnan at that moment
the absence Of the great leader whose place he filled
20 unworthiy, and whose personal influence in
nch matters had been 50 great cloud and pro-
Onged cheering)
Mr. Balfour said that he deplored deeply the OBJ
!sctless debate which had been initiated at the
most inopportune moment. He agreed fully with
the declaration OF the Chancellor OF the Exchequer.
Mr. Morons motion was defeated in division by
Yoe of 2os 10 g.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

NIddlcsi,oro Ky. April 2o-It IL stated here that
bonds Of the Knoxville. Cumberland zap anu
Iou,s,-le Railroad have been transferred 10 the
Easi Tennessee Virginia and Georgia through
Drexel Morgan e. Co. and thai. the system VIII
,,ke nossession Of the road within thirty days
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
FOR PEACE IN RIO GRANDE DO SUI.

FOR PEACE IN RIO GRANDE DO Sui.
TERMS WHICH THE 1HsURGENT GENERAL MAR
TINS Is SAID TO HAVE ASKED OF AN ENVOY
OF THE PRESIDENT ELECT.
London April o. dispatch to The Times
from Buenos Ayres dated April ~. says that an
envoy deputed by President-eect Moraes. or Bra
il has arrived in the Argentine capital. where he
he'd conferences on Wednesday and Thursday with
The nsurgent General Slveira Martins. with view.
o. arranging terms Of peace in the State OF RIO
Grsnde do Sui The enlssary OF President-elect
Noraes asked the insurgent General 70 define con
cuons Of peace which would be acceptable 10 him
self and mis- associates. and under which all dan
ger Of future uprising would be removed Gen
eral Martins defined his conditions. in which were
Included these stpulations:
= Senior Castillo. the Governor Of the State OF Rio
vran1e DO Sui, must be at once deposed new ana
ssnlirey free election must be held throughout the
hepuohc OF Brazil. all the insurgent military ana
naval officers must be reinstated In the posts they
Manerly held. anu amnesty granted TO all politca!
1t is stated that Admiral da Cana will soon be
xoaed in BuenOs Ayres. II Is reported that Cen
eial Sarava with 500 Of his insurgcnt followers.
a. On the northwestern frontier of RIO Grande 90
The publishing OF such a cock-and-bul story by
The Londor Times indicates how deeply mort-
Asa and angered the Rrtishers are at the crush
ing Of the rebellion 10y President Peixoto. That
victory means. indeed. the continuation in Brazil
american pOlliicaI ana COfnfnercldl lnnueHCt. r.
'en'y established there at the expense Of the
,'ay tyranncal and absorbing supremacy welded
W English officials and English merchants and
"SnEers The Times" forgets. in it's dsappoint-
.4ehI that nobody can believe the absurd report
4oched in the hope OF dscrediting the present
"',loiican Administration OF Brazil through repre-
"'hs II as already superseded 10y the Admins
asuon OF the Prcsident-ecct. In the first place.
w. % publication Of such reports Is an insult 70
ITlGeffD Ia bo heip
psa,.hate friend and great adntrer Of General
IN Ho.o ~ too skilled a jurst and statesman not
s-,,oW mat he mas no right TO arrange public
iii before his own installation In the Presiden
ior mar or November IL This IL the Constitu-
!. 81 uate fixed for his Inauguration. but II may
fo,saFahcen II the present President. General
st.,a nc PeiXoto should choose TO resign his Office
no,., he Brazilian Congress shall have met next
Nil D., ANYHOW, Silvera Martins IL the last
A.nnhoin any brazilian statesman would think
n" u,."cusSlng questions Of National interest Mar
sn, anIter having enjoyed the confidence OF En-
rsv.aD Dom edro II. betrayed him. just he be
MI me Republic to which he had allied him
h me hope OF being elected President. lie was
Cana %ephistopheles OF Admials Mello and la
anS;; anu; nnally. the absurdity OF the excessive
sssohs sssoch1ss ne Is said 10 have presented TO Moraes
s,a..cieht 10 show that THE TImcss" story is
'e out or whole cloth.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madl-
son-aye corner II 24tn-st.Seryic-s. sunday Apr q
1894 II a. and I:i5 m The fas,or rev. n
p,KKHt' RST. D. H. will preoch. sunday school, ''to
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

GRACE METHODIST EPIscoPAI. CHURCH. iotth,.s.
west Of Columbusave Rev f.. D. Triple. Pm. D., Pas-
tor-li a m and T:45 o. M 23o sunday school Z.
Young Peoples meeting Everybody invited; Dr. TIP.
PIE lectures Tuesday evening, April ~ supJect'
''Old Fires Rcsindled."
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

A-A-A-A-A-AT ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d st
and i,h-,ye-Rev ] NJ FOSTER. of Boston. VIII give
an address TO young men o'clock Sunday afternoon
Good music and welcome.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
ReIiaions Noiites.

,.cADrMY OF MUSIC Sunday ser-
vices metropolitan Meetings Mr. YATMAN leader A,ts.
noon 4 Dr JOHN r. THOMPSON. Of Buenos Ayfes,
the most eloouent Spanish preacher living speaks IN
English evening Dr. PAYNE "A sscce.sul .o o'
the Devil Full orchestra vocal ana ins'ruI-n'H =,
IoiSs both sorvces Theodore Borksten. muslcal ui-
rector. Metropolitan Hall notice elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
porGnr BY NEw-YoRK CAPITALISTS

Portland ore. April 3.-New York capitalists
bought the KIickitat and Yackima ltailroad. which
u,as s,ld Yesterday a Vancouver Wash. me pf1c.
uas 81 10 GD rh. road viii be extended northwarl
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 5Tthst.. near 6th-ave
-pr MNcARTIIIR breaches morning and evening Even
Ing subject shall Women Have the Sunrage' hr't IN
.@i.s IN timely Z pics sunday school. ~ All invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

NEw.YoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1th-ays. and
i2sh-st. Rev. CHARLES $. ROBINSON. D. D.: Pssto.
Service. NJ II n. m. Arise le and Depart 80
D. m This Not Rest" Prayer-meetins Wednes-
.laN evening O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
'H OUTLOOK FOR EvIcrED TENANTS

lr M'. april D.-The Evicted Tenants bill which
ysvsrs"es introduced IN the House of Commons
thinner, ieh ike wet blanket upon the Gov
tssted =, supporters. The little enthusiasm mani
them was plainly perfunctory. and 1t is
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

=, and 3,h-ave.. Rev, Dr. R KENpLG Pastor-
school At > D. Young p"osl"s meeting at $50
..rtitl wsf|
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

PARK PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH ss,h-st. sad Am
s,erdsrn Preaching by tho Pastor. Rev ANSoA r.
ArTL.RHI.RY T. D. az II A. n ami ?. m; sunday
school at p m. pra, meeting Wednesday. p m.
4 cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner OF 9TH
ave and 3lst-st-Prcaching by the Pastor. Rev. : -
ROSSITER. - y. Morning service. lo,3'. suolect.
ships Ths, the Night evening service SOD
subject w hat Dld Man Bitten by the Fiery SER
-, After 10 Healed dr
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and tfth-
e,-Rev A. b. SIMPSON Pastor. will preach saboatn
at 30 a. M Services 80 IN. and every night IN the
week except Saturday, at =.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CIT RCIt Ms1son-ave.
,orner 73i.si Services II a. and y. PREACHING
by Rev JOII.. f. BUSHNELL Young Peoples S C. e.
meeting 10 =.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH; corn.r
,7rh.s, -ABRoTT f. KITTREDGE. Pastor. will preach
al II a. m and p Union Bible Class, evening az o.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MADISON AVENTE PEOPLES PRESBYTER1AN
CHURCH cat a3d-stb. Re, CHARLES L. THOMPSoN.
l., b. Pastor will preach II a. and y. M Even
ing subject; About Two BOYS" Seats free.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Greene.
g, near canal Rev EDWARD I. PAYSON Will preach
q, 10 - q All welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MORAVIAN CHURCH corner Iexns'on-ave and 3otn
st Rev. H. 4. GERDSEN. Pastor. Services az IL a. in
sunday school 10 a. The piblic cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington square
So,,,b-T uastor EDWARD JIDSON. Nill preacn sun
LAY at IL a. IN. and 7:30 Seats free strangers Well
1lIra
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. Of
3ls,-.t-Preschlns by the Pastor Rev HENRY ~
and D. N, Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Midweek service
On Wednesday AT p Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHuR RCH. 18th
St between 9th and .th aves. Rev. JAMES D. STEELE.
m D. Pastor.-Servces at 1920 a. NJ. and p. m
Christian Endeayor meeting az y. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MADISON AVENtE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cJIIRCH corner .-Praaching by the Pastor, Rev.
SYLVESTER r. JONES. D. D.. at II a. m. and P m.
SUNDAY choo AT $50 a. M All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

BRICK CHURCH corner x 5,h-ave. AMI 37th-st Rev.
HENRY VAN DYKE L. p. and Rev. J. II. VI liz
VAiNE u. -. Pastors.-Dr. MlLvAINE vii preach
ON sunday morning April - ~ II o'clock. and Dr
VAN DYKE in the afternoon AZ half-past = SUNDAY
school meets ~ 3ij service IN tho chapel on Nedn's
dag evening a. : O'clock.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

FOURTH AVENUr; PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor
22d-st.-The Pastor. Rev. JOHN II. DAVIES. d d..
preach At II and r. Wednesday evening"
pra or rneetn q Welcome TO all.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM. Lenox ave ana
I22d-st Rev C. DIV. BRlDGMAN. T. d.. rector
Holy Communion a. m. Morning prayer and sermon.
H. Evpnsong 4 Evening prayer and sermon. ':+5. The
preach a both services
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. West
i45th-st and Convent-ave.. Rev CHA T. CHAtiNs
Ios,or-At II n m. The Christian Warfare. Al .
D. M frs, In series young men upon YOUNG Men OF
The Bible: topic. The Incorporate Young Man. Suan
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. East 35th-st between
PARK and Lexington ayes. Rev. ;. = SEMARp Pastor
school with adult classes 3:3O services ~
II o'clock Rev G II. MANN officiating. subject COM
ing 70 Self
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

RROOME STREET TABERNAcLE: Brooms ana ten'rS
rYNpAII. 7.3O Adult Bible class taught by Aboie
+. Morrow Editor Illustrator. ~ 80 All invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE WAN;
DEPERS 2c5 East iithst. 3d-ave. Sunday-schoot
every sunday afternoon at $50 Singing b. the children
and members Of Bible classes Visitors invited
~ A. S. HATCH. President
J. +. wYCKOFF. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH 5th.ave. and
I2G,h-s - Pastor ". - BITTING. breaches II a. M.
The christian and tho church. 7t5 ?. m Born the
second Time" Baptism "A fhe evening service.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
lilth-.t.-Re, r. r MMICHAEI. will preach AZ 1910
a m. and Rev. Dr. CUNNING Of Brooklyn VIII preach
IN
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

CARNEGIE HATI.-WALTER HOWELL speaks In
.ni-atl,n,ilt morning H. "Our Consoatlons evening
Nature nni God Harlow Davis follows with cair'
,ovarr tests. Afternoon. 80; 'ihenom"na
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

RtTGERs RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH
R,nl-, ard corner 13d-s Rev. ROBERT Kl - I'LL.
ROoTU - d. Pas,or-ser,cs Al ~ a. M. preaching
bv tne Pastor and At =. The students - Hampton
college VIII conducting the service SUNDAY
school 10
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
Corner 3i,h-s, AMI Broadway. Rev. HENRY A. STlM-
.D% II T.. PASTOR services ~ n. M and p m.
;,eci,l music AZ evening service strangers welcomed
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

REV RAPHAEL BENJAMIN NJ A. will preach this
morning In the fifteenth street Temple on Tie Lsht
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21
MARINE INIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise so sun GAS Moon rises m s;'' Moons hs 10
HIGH WATER oDAY.
Nsandv Hook s.i4 Gov Island ?6 Hell Gate ~ 90
pM-sandy Hook s54 Gov Island s;l1 Hell "ate 'i'io
New-York tribune., 1894-04-21

CENTRAL cONGkEGATIONAL CHURCH.. 57th-'';.
oesf u Nth ave WILLIAM LLOYD. Pastor VIII prrach
morning ami r'enng II Ths n}nf2rt ,' f'n n,
ish.l Work I.tj y. .Ih" NNhl 9ues.ton -
tpris,l,, Though, What Think - n Christ Music b,
o"attct Sol, ..I.r7isalrm" by MarceIla lnih All