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THE SENATE TAKES THINGS EASY.
'"o BILLS AND \ RESOLUTION CONCERNING
THE GREAT srRIKE-MR CALLS
SHOE EPISODE

SHOE EPISODE.
Washington. July CAS- a sort OF compensation
.S' us long daily sessions during the three months
s.a' 'he Tarin bill was being considered the Sem
81 Atr two-days recess. spent only an hour
,n =, hah In session to-day and then adjourned
Inc %Onaay at noon Several bills were passed dur
Co.,, .ae snort time that the session lasted. inclad-
Il. s"s one Containing the employment Of mechan-
rys., u 'aoorers at the several navy yards. The
d,an. "road strike had three separate propositions
ton -" H. One was in the shape OF resou
Mr. .ea by the Popust Senator from Nebraska
by ,bs ~ rocking to the acquisition and operation
and tot 'erhinent OF all the railroad, telegraph
second p"ohe Companies OF the United States. The
(Re, Va, aS BIN introduced by Senator Davis
'''nnJ BY request for the settlement Of con-
ploves oetween railroad companies and their en-
Mir ms pas referred 20 the judiciary Com
day e resolution went over nhtli Aon-
on -. george Oem. Miss) also introduced a bill
10 ,h same subject. which was read and referred
ths ,suu'ciary Committee. IT proposes TO amend
th., ro''ration act OF October l. 1855 by providing
MAI. nsheVer proposition Of arbitration ghall be
ana - 'ne employees Of any railroad corporation
lawful Vstpiea ny the corporation IL shall not be
injunct,ooo' any United States Judge 10 grant any
2 maxi s AGAINST the employees or any OF them, or
the cor states Marshal 70 control or Interfere with
Provides ~ OF INC employees The second section
affairs ., 'nat whenever the management of the
hands 81 81 any railroad corporation Shall be in the
Court OIL or receiver appointed by any Untcl states
feuity or 'nage and when there shall. be any DIFF
pioyes or controversy between him ana tho en-
orer "a under his charge. and the employees shall
shall ~ ddrD'trate such difficulty or controversy II
an arb ms duty 70 accept the offer. and to select
third ss.ator. to be approved by the Court The
Ming ~ non provides that distractions 70 the run
by The railroad trains growing out Of any strike
c,,npioyes shall be held and considered as an
only usbn oh 10 carrying the United States mail
no car "eh snch train shall have attached thereto
carrjad on which passengers or other freight are
M OF o, intended to- be carried.
sonaj sai Oem, fla, rising TO n question OF per-
weeks privilege read paragraph pnblished some
other r aso IN Florida newspaper and copied In
r'se's' charging him with coming into the
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ron SALE.

...... ., ...,,...-
At RED - % -. machlns..
.,,r.nt,.i. machia,D toasht and
80 .EJNGE 4. EDDY. 80, MAO.
.'n.,t
..,. .-..-,,... -,,,.,- rt4cliles Z all
\ 80 ,. g.; 81 .sc.a -ani. 81
Alh "'" .t-rr. rented. At
,"'-..tt.- st-l 10 ..... iie'h 80
'A' ~ ~ - -, mn. ., ,,...--a.
= y ~ w1t,ar.a machinery co9t
o., ,,r, il,t ,re@ wool .ar'lns tools. srf 30
t..lrns and farc, woods. inculnili'
sns nr".ie-s IN operation.
1~-ru ZOOS AMI MILK sToRi.. .-.
'. -. q. ..e-.r. p-lat 90 maA SO
$3.50 t..,.,ir, UOufnTS hairr. BIB
an avr
,.,,.,,.,rs N...n..,t h-anf-new 1904
"itrr,.. sra,e So pn.pmaDcs. iH-ng
III t.t. runfar-r.I pr.,-0' lnirr. wai''
~ a., "nlg Ns ueA VuRr'.--'
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-. r.pcI.s SEW. Juvenile
III - e., va. .tes. .r G.u-a' pn.u.
VIC s,h e.. ., so cu,e tlrcl.
81 g. So HERALD 'o. "t'' az"
H,lsrl. ia Nnsnn--'. n'A' D. w. ------
ufryrf.Es
,,.ora hani taken 10 iral" f!r now
,yYee's go tlfo OYER - ~" n.i '''. .l
y,ry cheap. such NJ Manu- -. D." W.. a..
g. 81. Warwick SO. w f-l-' ~ -.
St.,.. ga DKNDNDL 'oNiAHf. ~
u,,.i.v. =,
..-.,.,,,.- ,.,,.,,,s.or .o coil.
Nl l-'' =" 3D. imam - .tiIins tho
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

TOR SALE: sewn peny stations. al
nr1; -r'sss qtnck ponies. VIII ''i ''n'-
IL them. chliifens ponies. al AGES Ii'n D."
fON. T. . 10. l6i. Jamaica. Long Is
lard. * y.
IDHsrN BOARDED. summer AMI ".r''f.
AZ Sl2. ponies ~ - p'r n am. pt
,,..,i,r ,,,ar,,.n go ln.ae h.rsrs. poni's ~
children f.r rsl~ NYIrcss a." %
JACKSON. y. p.N .ci Jam''.A. l. l.
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pI.ESsNAIiING.

cof,TUHIEE FRANCHISE. Nine.
n. Ar.,sor lVs West l7th--t. !.iin,lE
.,,i stcrn's -Lsdies' matrriair ii"I" a.,
49, 4 -esses gemodciied. fancy N"'''''
summer prices
-,,,risTtc pREssMAKfNG imp.itri
NTH,i,n-s. hotel orders At short h",l,,
o,a1s purchased n desired. M, M -,
hhr,cr. Mr. MELroi, - IN, t,a..,'
fctween broadway and ini''IS''y '''''
nrEssMAI(ER bay. week. CIV Gun
~ -" ,,1,d inter ccsigner: late WIN l'hr-
,,, horee. aenside reception tDii'" ,", III
r,s1" gowns. coats. Address H.. 80" WIZ
ave.
DpTssNAKER. Makes handsom' 'ul'
iet.st sfyi., 81 short noilr" r. .!..,,
c,,cr. ~ wears experience MIS- ~ -
ioo West 10th ST.. l. station On '''h'''
,tpsT-.IAas DREssMAKER would like
work AT home, skirts rom - ~ VI"
90, West l9th-st
LADIES viii b. waited on AZ thcr hDinrs
and lifted there by. m arustir 49,
,nd niter. II they address cari 10 siNlsIi',,
VEY%Oip. 2O3 East iS'h-s"
dresses 81 20 50 -.-.-
eryIIsiI DREssMAKER II misses lnd
cbildrcn's dresses VIII work r'as "
,r summer months IN country W'sh ni
month. hixhes references. DRESSMNNh'H'
l5C East SIth-st.
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TO TAX UNITED STATES CURRENCY.
TIE HOUSE VOTES TO GIVE THIS TOWER TO
TIE STATES

Washington Ju'y with the utmost lnforma 'ity
and VIII not a word of comment. the Tariff
BIZ was today aid before the Hous, by speaker
Crisp. ordered 70 b. printed ana referred to the
Committee or Ways ana Means. 1t came about in
the REGULAR order OF business. and was disposed Of
In only 50 many words a5 were necessary 10 state
its time and destination The committee at once
BEGAN an examination OF The chances made by tho
Senate, and VIII rcpor; the b.l back tomorrow
w.;h q Recommendation that the House non-c0ncur
in the amendments ana agree 20 the conference.
The greater part OF the days session occupied
in the further consideration OF the bill to permit
States and Territories to TAX grcenbacks and Treas
ury notes MIR. Cooper pres nted the following n
substitute for the measure reported b. the commit
tee in lieu of his original bll to meet suggested
amendments:
THAT all circulating notes Of National banking
associations and all United states legaltcnlcr notes
and all other and certificates OF the Uuitcd
rency shall be subject 10 taxation under the avs OF
ton shall be exercised in the same manner and at
the same rate that any such State Territory shall
tax other money OF currency circulating as money
Mr. Northway Rep., oAio) vigorously opposed tho
part Of the f at RI as.r 1 f6a % the
law were passed it would no, be ong c. CONGRESS
5 ment bonds The bin was aso ,opnosed By NJ ,ic-
Nh cannon Q.ep NJ. stw no d4nror In e,'cnd-
baccpso It could be withdrawn II fopri - Dee In
eXPeaiien' anu TIE p'TT.sson did not imply any
also advocated by Mr.. Ky.o DrrH.. Miss anl Mr..
Hepburn Gcr. lowaD
o G vas T 'nf 9 Hg yqs ana nay E'{i
AZ the suggestion OF Mr.. Oushwaite the eu.ocfos
Ono st f9r iorneTro~ vcr 3a The seea or 81
A, tho evening session only TWO pension bills had
T SSn e'n ana Es'n 9S go ,ho Of ~ g"o
until noon Tomorrow
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nisiyESs CHANCES.

4 corNTRY JEwELaY STORE FOR
...i ''... ..l. rgntt - selling sickness.
E'ul&ALD = wiiGiNs. 80 Nassau-s'.
D.. RICHNESS CHANCE Or snm" parties
O. lnt.s' n f~v hundred dollars IN a
manufactured r.r.trr Ia in' country ~
~ c.irn n good riat. and ST." t,aiin'ni
&C. f.ffhrr I~,a-uiflIn gt .rf y. }.
p.'rfESlN. 10 s.gst 2a-st, jamestown
y
ATTENTIONS MNNrFACrl RERs In
.,rrs--.d pl,antagcs. liberal induce
fn~nt. o. locate. free sites. r." power;
faN~. rahlied. other inducements far-
,.-ulnr- T. DE FOREST sHkITON'
stcvar, building y. y.
,.AwrLr RANCH Profitable pleasant.
hen.thf4i business located ROCKY Mount
nirs rr eris. owner desires 'hAnse 3
might eArAnng. price $50 orc. uue9cutl-
i-rrl Address f1r particulars. KAN IL
Man. Tribune once
GprtmrsT BARGAINS oyer 1ferrl. $40
s.. .nt rxf.rsi.n euturlrr top sur.
r.r. ur.l ; weeis. r1sf $500. 1''o i'r thiI1
,,ilo nlyH lr.p front t0H enact d. very
s,ti-h Inquire a. PRIVATE :IANLF,
o. W.r' f4'h-.f.
MAGNETIC MINERAL WATER Fortune
cam Do. made. Tie owner ~ J. -h-
az aff.a'Iu waN completely pipel. low
I-- vi'I uru trsc pressure highN nlnE-
raflc anal most agreeable tlNle water Hlt.
r4trI M prominent fart = the cry ~
Pueblo Colorado. wishes % hnd "nerg'tc
fa.fr with Moon. % push prnn'rp WIZ
r., Oar s,r4u u.r-. rf4g. un sales Wut"r
already ln rrr.' te-nnnl C'wnl"ie cure
or rn.Gmati-m. dy.prIs sinnHch. Nd
nov 49, urinary u.Auul. difficulties. Apply
fr rar..u!a-s. I30v 3-rs Boston. Mass.
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neIiniors Noiltcs.

,,,r,. ..-,s.r ,.tfr.i,,, qia ,,.. ,rh rrc,rn
iaslai15N &ilu, sdl R X shNrGI 2. xxi itT
TEN. s'faneers Sabbath n.m' Sea" free
ln S ear '1'' ,a,rs am M rar. ' !, nd ec.
In a.. rirD r. aye lu.. " fiaGry 10 Worths' DO.
nations II e''''n' and shoes ''''.''si
nlTi,f ~-5,dI!,a +
E,e-ay .i..'ai 'n,a 70 ,aaSs men.
At TIE fCrEH llIi! 'I IS l Krji ~ii
r-cci II "'. 1 -fhc c.ty y me t;rca, King p H.
salia,h school iri Ta.,rs tlo.a 80 .rsn.ng ,'rvice
Wedne-iay az b. Ill.,. leroton, meeting ana dosing
i mor'iT. .y TOE ''''''' '''''' ''"
AT THE scorer pREsnYTrRIAN CHURCH o5th.
# ana me- or"4 Tna a Fly 'ss.Dba p m j!o, ' our
iniranu.:" AZ invited
Arplroqr-w re.anni,a rarE. rer' n',nm,aa. S. l.
80 . iro>IrG f. T. an IN, Atiiuie ~ ~. o1rs
a., t.ich q ward Il, .lrin d. m service ~ =
c ( Q Sns.y Igy ~ '' m 'inius caesar"
'Sh"h'HP' a''' ~ ''" ~
BRICK rRrsnYrERfAN CHURCH corner a7,h-st
and shave. Pastors. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. j. -,
E~ II NilH H I.n " Hamilton Cocrc
VII lr@"cn a. u a. IN. taycr IN me- r6arel adinne
,b, church
nnoApwAY TAnERNAcLE CHURCH.
Corner a'' ana Ds@ ca. n. Key n and
ton Weic
hpeclm mnhc NJ ''''''e '''''
,,,. =, ,r,cr rtff.p,,lI ,7,h-s, no,r 9Th ave 90
'Hi'NHh ,,er. p,'tt., urs,,hes NJ If and
L. ,. ~ ',,,,'i ~ - Au cordially invited.
''"''' '"' "
,pv METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. l2inh
o. a-d ~ aV. rev Dr l. II. KENpiG Pastor
Iroacbnr ~ 1890 a. m by Pastor revival praise ser
peoples meeting At $50 D. IN Cordial welcome
-r.,rp.r uApTtgT CurRcU West i2i-st. near TIN
oye - re- TIIADfjEt's 6. CASS of Norwich, y Y. VIII
a. 2:i5 Nj cordially welcome.
,.r.NTDAr METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 7th-
.v. ana Preaching 1873 a. by tho PaStor
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WORK. WANTEIL
sIaic.

WN J.. HARTUNG. go,
Expert Accountant ana A1a,.SS'' pow
4 YOUNG MARRIED MAN. nued by ex-
r.rienr. and education fer any 'o'nil'u
cirl position. tenders d." 80 ,,t,1tu AZ
,a,,tt',nhlc references. ROSS khOSh' ="
East i3lst-st.
o., voi-xC; MAN. public school teacher. col
tl.,. ,r,.luntr amt musician. desires re-"
,,,,.,is ,v,r IA. summer, n ohl'cboh 20 i"-
Il.,,r. h.gf city references. Address
HAAS. / .7G3 Madlson-avc.
A YOUNG MAN. 90 present employ"t ma, an
umbrella h,usr. wishes 20 make S','l.'s 1''
honest: H. willing 10 learn b"''
nox II. Tribune Once.
4 WELL EDUCATED. refined man, 20,
desires "A position m publishing hlu,g
,. heaLst,re. best cl'y references smh4i
o,la~,. bond II required NJ. C., Tribune
Oiicc. ---------
AZ ACTIVE educated. energetic man. of
mrnv.d high executive AMI business ab.l,
nv desires engagement az RrhriIl W.
ht,sirDts manager. ample s"ruri'y' "'S' a.,
~. r,,... arcustnmed 10 handling men. "a
5reys q q. WATT. Box 3.i9'. Boston,
Mas. ---
roy would Ike a situation In an once
ycbor. there Va 4 CHARGE Tor hhE"h.r-
mont. vhol,aale house yrcirrieii foC1 p--nn,
mn! reference. IOlfN BUCHANAN ."
East lbitN-st-
CLERK -Railroaa clerk; experienced; III
Nl-r'n IN ,,, ar in ,ard West preferred
rofcr.nr.s' RENKAWKH. Park Row
Stamford. Conn. -------------
EAKEG- Vienna foreman "a all nl, ,,,,r VI
bread on. patent oven; clty OF county
KIAMpER. 81 East 1uth-st. -------
pAt(rR.-Good second hand; IL a,i- ~
49, charge. dny work preieFlea'
RbKER. \ Old Wood Point ROAD D'"oN'
lyn.
COLLECTOR BY a reliable man 10
travel IA collector TO- y reliable house
,ogereoces given. S. II. CHRISMAN. i,22i
North sth-st.. Springfield. III.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Eat Producing TABLETS,
81 rer bundle. ge, fat. -,
NJ. M'KINNEY. Camargo. III
GENTLEMEN wishing 10 di"p 'sc o., Q, 'u w,ir
left-on clothing At a ihir Fs vi ~
ulease call o. address EIN AhD aiiH''S'-'
~ 0th-ave., near Waverley Pace. -
PERspIRING FEET positively 'uIen,
Royal Rcmedy: soldiers IN ioi,'t1m "' ms
required 10 cary 1t: 25c.. may Joc- A.
LEN PHARMACY MANf'd COS rum
neld. y. J. --------
PATENTS FOR inventions secured prompt
ly Rest OF references. l.iheIa 'et nv
cS..s-ne,'donc. soIjciIed and all matters
ned ,,ric,iy CONFIDENTIAL. Addr"ss csc n
A MICHEL. n co. No. lO' M.o.nnItEoinery-
ave bloomfield New'Jsrse'' ""h'Do'"
WANTED TO buy. a billiard and pool
mi. comn,ete: must be n hTs'-cldss con-
elton. Address. stating price CASH. IT'D
unc ONCE
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"COACHMAN and USEFUL-MAN.-By q
single Protestant thoroughly UNDER
stands his business; careful driver; care
Arnss LOHN Box 3. Tribnno Offlce.
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o. ,.uY-oWN THE CASTLE s"-.-
mr. season o..J. nlrln'a. u'r' Z. 81
.sfs Jew. u.dsfht req NIXON ~
B. sqy.
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TT DIDN'f WORN.

From The Indianapolis Journal
John" said the poets wife. another or your
poems has appeared
oh nothing; only I was thinking how wei
.,onnet rhymes with new bonnet -, ,,,,
ives that's 80; and so does 'stanza rhyme Win
bonanza but IL a!n't one BY whoie lot'
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OF West
| 23d-st near 7th -ave.-The Rev. EDWARD NJ DEEMS
ph H. Of Hornelsville. will preach IL a. m. and I:4o
| n m Mldweek meeting. Wednesday, p m. Strangers
| welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

f.uptsTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES HODGSON HALL.
- ana i5th-at-Evcry Sunday morning. lO:io ser
,.iccs Thursday evening o'clock Mrs LAURA
IATHROp G. =. D., Pastor
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GENERAL T1rsEWOEK YOUNG. or mi =
il,.nrrd woman good washer am lrya.I b
,,,,n r.1t smnil American private iam-
IN. 20 minutes from y. J.. EG19 I'm
and uns,s rieh, kind KhhAiLh' INV
uue once.
h,,'c tttr.ss Win stamp. LOUISE
SMITH Milwaukee, WIS.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

,artJ,y PARK = -De-ral.. *,
f-.h.G rs ayes g. frni. l'' "'"NN
N1as ArbIr. Park =
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o,1Ir TARIFF BILL REFERRED.
.,rr AMENDMENTS NOW BEFORE THE
WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE.

,ocr,rIc MAJORITY DETERMINED TO
ID" ,-,, CAREFUL CoNsDERA1IoN-lN
TENSE INTEREST IN TIE PROBABLE
MAKEUP OF THE CONFER
,>,cr COMMITTEE.
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CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Mercer-st.. near sih
Rev. PALMER s HUBERT viii preach Tomorrow al II
q. N. and I:ij p m. A.. the seas are a.wnys free
Strangers welcome. fishers receive them heartily al
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AMlTY BAPTIST CiuRcE. 3le West 5ih q -rroach-
IfGnr6N Wili.iNN7 ani IL, SAMUEL u BAT
TE&. sfra-,rs Sabbath home Seats fr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madl-
s0rave c0rna~ ~ 2iths-Services SUNDAY july y Ioyt
az IL a. M. Pastor. Rev. c. II. PAikHURsT' d. ~
Rev. CilAGNCEY ". GOODRICH VIII preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CIITcH Madison
ave- corner '5ih-st. Rcv W. r. SABINE - D., is' Pr.
Services ,hroush0ui The SUMMER. ~ "a. NJ enc 10
T. m aurli. school $50 a.. Rey. CHhit.hS r.
GRANGER VIII preach Sth inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
1l1th-st-Dr. CAMPBELL breaches at lO:S9 on ne
Life o Christ: 800 THE Gate Of Main. and al I'fo or
Christ and Mahome;." Baptism. Church open ana al
services continued usual throughout summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5thave. nnl 18th
st. Rev HOWARD prFTIELp. j.. d.. PASTOR N,'er
cloves Negotiable helpful restful the year round R'v:
r RALsTOS sHfTH p. D.. viii preach nj - d. n ana
?. sunday-sch1ol $3.50 a m frnyer-me'ins "e'l'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madlson-ave and
35,h-st.. Roy. ARTHUR BROOKS. D. D: Rector Morn
in~ eeiVicc at II rcutk. afternoon o.clo"h fev IL
RICHARD HARRIS OF Brooklyn. VIII oGiaiate. sFans-
ers cordially invited.
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Washngton sqphr
g5u,h-lThe Pastor EDWARD JUDSON. The Roy
JAMES NJ BRUCE will preach sunday at II a. m an
10 D. m Seats free. Strangers welcome.
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Rr!lalon5 Notircs.

CHURCH OF THE PURrTANs PREsDYTERIAND,
llSVih-si near 5thays Rev. cHAHnLES j., ,fOuNG
Conn WI tomorrow AZ II H. M evening service
omitted. Wsineslay evening devotional meeting az ;
O'Clock Strangers cordially welcomed. Roy. J. NJ HO'k-
LEY. y. D. Will preach the 18TH and 22d ot July at
II m. ANA Rev A. A. t. TAYLOR. u. j., Of Columbus.
Ohio, on the 2gth Of July
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ncliqion5 Notifies.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and tith-
st.-Drv A. f. SIMPSON Pastor. will preach Sabbath
at 03o Services. 1880 and every night In the
week. except SATURDAY. at g.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED,
N>no~-ooooO~~r-~---~0- o-o~No>-"o-oo-0O>o~-~>D>|>
Male.

COACHMAN. USEFU1-MAN. - singer
first-class reference; city or country Al
dress Z. S. 2O4 East 4I.h-st.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7ath-st and nou;evari
Rev NJ HALDEMAN. pasor,No preaGhiaa soGy'c e.,
$50 A. n Prayer meeting. Friday evening -" p H.
during the month OF July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHuEcII. corner
Iith-st. Rev. IoIN HALL. =. y, l1st'i.,.ih' Key.
WILLIAM II ROBERTS. y. D. Of Philadeiphia i* OK
peced to oiciac sunday. sh inst Services at II a. M
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM,
Lenox-ave and l22d-st.
Rev G. DIV. BRIpGMAN. ID. D., Rector
Morrng prayer and II. Evening prayer ahc
sermon j. The Rector VII! preach at both services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

FIRST REFORMED PREsGYTER1AN CLUTCH, l2'h-
8, b. yreen r.h and IN nves. Kry JAMES u 81 -i.l'f
IN D. Pa-tlf.-Services az II q. IN. ana D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
COLLEGIATE REFORMED cHCHcH. HARLEM

FIRST CHURCH i2ist-st. near 3d-ave.-I~y. j. FL
MENDORr D. D.. Pastor Morning service caiy, at II
O'Clock. Re-, 7. Il MARLING Will preach.
SECOND CHURCH closed during July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

c,tt,pc1r OF THE DISCIPLES 5Gth-st.. west OF sth
40. Pow r. H. TYLER. D. D.. rastor-Preaching
nv the Pastor ana evening Christian indea'or
bra FER meeting ut O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

THIRTY-FoURTH STREET REF0RMEDo Cb bs.," n.
Preaching by Rev. WILLIAM II. DE HART. OF Tartan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

CORNELL MEMORIAL CIU'RCH. 7C,h-s;.. nea- ID
ave-Tho Pastor o. J. COWIES. VIII preach AZ lj"D
a. M an! = p m. sunday-school AZ a. m and ?. M
League meeting at D. m. Free sea;s. Coria. WecoIue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIfI'RCii, i0ith-st.
west q Coumhus-ave. Rev. L. s. IlPfLE' IN. ~
Pastor.-1i a. M preaching by the Rev. Professor r.:
sTROETER late Of Denver University. 10 shortened
service with address by the Pastor sunday-sch0o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Madison-ave
cor T3i-st-servces II a. m. and M preaching ~
the Pastor Rev JOHN r. BUSHNELL Sunday school,
p45 q. NJ All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

ST JAMES NJ f. CHURCH. Madison-ave and l2Gth.
st Rev EMERY J. HAYNES. pastor.-Morning top CO
Learning to Trust" Evening: Resisting and sub
mitting" Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH 55h-st near Le1nson-
ave ] .MES w. PUTNAM, PastoT.-SerVices SUNDAY
morning at IL, ard evening at y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

ST. IIKE.s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH l0s
Wes llst-st Rev {. s. NARROWER, ID. D., Pastor.
Morning service al II a. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Madison;ave
and l2ist-st Rev. SAMUEL II. VIRGIN. i: u, fas-
tor-Preachins b. the Pastor ii a IN. NO evening
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rturrEENTu STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
hofween 9th ana Tth aves., Rev. WALTER DUNCAN
HICKMAN D. D.. Pastor. breaches Sunday loSo a. IN.
ana I :45 D. IN. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

ST BARTHoLOMEws CHURCH. Madson-ave ana
4ttl-s Rev. DAVID II GREER. ID. d., Rec,or-Ser.
vice on Sunday morning al IL o'clock Rev Dr. d dHH'"
,rlll. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7th-ave and
l2sthst Rev. Dr. ROBINSON PasI2r1l a. m, pr. .
ing by Rev FRANKLIN GAYLORD SubJect, me
Peace Of Christ" 745 D. m, sermon by the Pastor Sdo
feet The Christian In the World
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07
Relations Notices.

MOUNT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th-ave; and
l2Gh-st-Rey. T. ID. ANDERSON, d. d., OF Fro'luehee'
r. L. W.T.. preach II a. and I:i5 p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

MADIeON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. at
GfGEGE WH.TEFIEi.D MEAD VIII preach. H. "a
can to Arms" = 1.-THE shepherd Boy Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

THE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CiIuRCII. s6;h-s,; ana
Amsterdam ave Rev. ANSON =. ATTERBtRf, d. d..
Tas,or Omen throughout the Preaching by Rev.
+ " MIfLLALY, d. D. Sunday school az 9'i0 a. m.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting at o'clock All cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

ro,.HTU AVENUE PREsnYTERIAN CGtrECU. cor
r- mi Rev JOHN Il. DAVIES. -. D.. Ins'ef
.-.~rt very Funla, au-lug July ~ II. conducted by
inc pastor "wednesday evening. ptaycr-neotrg al :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
5Itb-st ABBOTT T. KITTREDGE. Pastor.-Rev Or.
GEORGE ". KNOX. Of Japan. VIII preach. morning at
4. cl.nng az =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHifRCH corner COth-s-PreachlnG by the Pastor Rev
SYLVESTER f. JONES. y. D., at II n m. Sunday
school at 30 a. N. All are cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-07

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN cHURCh
corner ioth-si Public worship tomorrow at II a. m
and < D. N. The Pastor, Rev GEORGE ALEXANDER
j. D. Will preach.
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Columbus u1urftberiht.

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