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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

AUDITORIUM. PROHIBITION PARK. PORT RICH
MOND. 5. I-sunday u A. m, preaSh,ns =. IN N;
II NJ GALIAHEH. u. T.. Religious Side % the lriH
pcople'': % m stereoptlcon lecture. HERBERT STAN
;EY RENTON. ''Why am Not an lnnde August u
concert by BLACK PATTI. August % stcreoptlcon o
H. $ RENTON. Hawaii" August 20. MRS. MARY p
LEASE
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NETWORK TRIBUNE SATURDAY,

Portland Ore. Captain T. T. Townsend Phade-
phia: s. W. Sleun. Huron. s. D. Weather Observer
+. b. Dunn a visitor. James Berry is the
Rotary. Major Dunwoody. In his address. said In
part:
With about 300 voluntary observers taking OBJ
servations OF temperature and rainfall and record
ing miscellaneous meteorological phenomena, II is
possible to supply. through the State Weather Serv
Ice Chronological information for almost every
locality in the United States Nearly every county
in the whole country is now provided with a sta
ton equipped with instruments OF the Government
standards. and II the work Of establishing new sta
same rate az during the past two years there will
not be a county within the limits OF our country
that will not have meteorological station.
More than 10000 crop correspondents are to-day
cooperating with the National Weather Service
through the State organizations: 1900 voluntary
observers are furnishing monthly reports OF dairy
observations OF temperature and rainfall. and over
1l.o0 persons assist in the work of distributing
the weather forecasts OF the National Weather
Service. The monthly reports of many or the
States are model publications of their KIND IL Is
TO be hoped that in those States where. as yet the
logical data are not practised means may be found
by which their reports may he improved ana raised
to the standard attained where better facilities
have been available.
The Botanical Club Of the association. which IL
an overflow organization from the botanical sec
ton held two meetings at the Packer Institute yes
terday. A committee the new check list or
plants reported progress. and was continued unth
the list is completed. which will be in about three
months The list is intended to contain many ad-
ditions to. and some changes In the nomenclature
OF Gray. -,
To-day the members OF the association VIII go
on excursions various points OF interest Inc
steamer Mary Patten will take 800 to Long Brahcn'
where they will be the guests OF Mrs Esther herr
man. Another party will go by an IRON steam s poat
to Cold Spring Harbor and will visit the Fishery
those interested in deep dredging Will go on
the Fshhawk to the Cholera Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
BOARD AND ROOMS.

a
DESIRABLE PARTIES can have elegant
furnished rooms: good baord II desired.
In nne private house. 2j3 West 3sth-st.
FIKsT-CLAss PARTIES. wiling to pay
lboraliy. can learn Of exceptional home
for child either temporary or permanent;
best care and influence; correspondence in
Viied. no poftals. now In the south Al
dress TO be forwarded. Box 10. Tribune
ONO.
SECOND FLOOR. consisting 81 two largo
rooms and bath. in handsome house In
J6ih-st.. near Jth-ave.. To one or two
bachelors. Address PERMANENT. l242
Broadway.
18TH ST. 2ii EAST. stuyvesant Park
Large AMI small rooms. with board
table board.
10 EAST lGTH-ST. with board hand
sOmely furnished rooms .or gentleman
and wife and single gentlemen hrst-class,
with hot and cold water. reference.
2isT-sT.. ils EAST (Gram@ry Park.-
Cool rooms. generous table! reasonable
rates. everything nrst-class, private park
privilege. references.
2IsT ST. . WEST. Desirable rooms with
superior board. select surroundings; per
manen,ly: iransicnily: moderate summer
rates: references exchanged.
2GrH-sr.. 80 WEST Mnier's family no
til. American plan. permanent or tran
sicnt. secure room now for the winter
send Tor circular.
3sTEI ST 10 WEST Very desirahle
rooms with board. references given and
required
57TH- ST, 10 WEST. Handsomely fur-
nished rooms With excellent table. refer
ences exchanged.
I2t LENiNGTON-AN Eligible rooms.
ready fDr autumn engage meats. location
desirable terms reasonable Tor long IN
gag~msn's. table hoard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

There was considerable difficulty surrounding the
buria, Of Peter Lang. aged citizen 81 Stap'rion
: / who died early IN the week from injuries
sustained by being thrown out ~ ne carriage hS'
Sunday. Lang was member 81 Protestant
Church while hls wife and family are a. roman
Ca,ho'lcs His wife wanted her husband - De
huriel IN 81 Mary's Cemetery, 'iit'n Nhrn n
aer' 4ker Schaeff"r applied % Father Nee. 81 -
Nary'- Church. AZ Cifion. he rcicrrcl IN" unieI
takor 20 Archbishop Corrig1n. Monsignor fhF.'{ II,
the Archhishops private secretary. sail th~ "m.y
wav Lang could De buried In c1nsccrat"i grouml NJ
Z, build wa 81 tone " brick IN th~ grave rms
Vas done and Lang was buried In the cemetery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
THE VIKINGS CAME HERE FIVE TINES.
AT LEAST so PAUL Il. pu CHAILLu SAID LAST
NIGIIT-AN INTERESTING LECTURE

ON THE NoRsEMAN.
A large audience assembled last evening in Art
Association Hall. In Mon,ague-s;., Brooklyn. to
hear Paul u. Du Chaillu lecture on The VIKINGS:
Their Civilization and Expeditions" Dr. Daniel Ii
Brin,on presided. The lecturer said that 700 years
the chiefs and great warriors OF the races dwell
ing on the islands OF the Baltic were known as
Vikings There were five or six kinds Of warships
used by the chiefs The ships Of the Norsemen
were reckoned by the number OF benches OF oars.
The little viking ship seen here last year was OF
the smallest size. Ii had fourteen benches OF oars.
but there with s!xty-four benches. which
must have been 475 feet long and carried 100 men
The Vikings thought everything OF their ships. and
a, one time they had abou, 1000 ships AT sea. with
fully 100000 men on hoard The Viking history
had been greatly falsned. They were far superior
to the tribes they overcame The country was
governed 10y parliament and congress. ana IN"
chief priest was the chief ruler. In those days
divorces were scarce. engagements lasted from one
year to three years justice strictly observed In
the ,ombs were found remains Of articles In gold.
including gold stlrrups gold dishes and many other
things.
These maritime tribes o. the Baltic were called
Franks by the Romans. Every Roman Emperor
coins were found in the valley OF the Baltic. and
the coins 81 the Byzantine Empire and tho Mosems
who succeeded II. The Vikings overcame the Ro-
mans in many sea fights. The lecturer contra
Jctel the ordinary impression Of the origin OF the
Anglo Saxon race. He said he could not hnd the
land from which the SaNons came The tim" would
come when the truth would prevail ana II would
be shown that the maritime tribes Of the Romans
were the Vikings 81 the North.
In reply To "A question the lecturer said that he
spent tx years In Denmark AMI studied l.2p Shgas
with three secretaries. and h. found nN" distinct
d.scrptons ~ JOURNEYS Of the Vikings TO America
from Iceland The accounts wer" long. and told
~ many experiences. ON one trip they sailed ~
FAR south that the grass was green all winter
on another several barrels OF grapes "er'
corri.l home. The names Of IN" men ana OF tho
ships which went upon thcs" voyages ""r" IN IN,
Sagas II was In 81 that tn" nrst Journey loon
Mace The lecturer said he vas writing the MS.
,ory OF the Viking voyages from 80 TO the uine oil
william the COngueror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AGENCY for MontclaIr. residences. All
kinds for sale or rent. furnished houses
TUBS a TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. n. l.
FOR SALE or To LET.-pwellins house
and large grounds. IN slightly any -''
n.ct-ave " rooms. newly built. IN best
manner. with all modern irnprov'n nts !
lnoaiioh and nr!g,ih0rhoOd uneNcrpti'h-
able. every way desirable. On I'm" "i elr'-
tri,. cars. convenient 10 d'ppis. "NamlhA-
in solicited terms moderate. WILLIAM
\. RICHTER. 49, Broad-s'.. N""hrh'
y. J. --
ORANGE y J.-Real estate nj All sta
tinns up 90 Norristown and fernnrdsViIle.
EpW 4. HAMILTON q CO. y" Is way.
SHORE RESIDENCE Greenwich. II
rooms. stable. several acres. iihit III, sh"uS-
a. "a. sacrifice j. W. ATWATER. 81
IlharfN- Il.
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OrOBGF yyyFSS's BODY ENPECTFD TOMORROW

The body OF George 1nness. the artist. VINO r
Gently died IN Scotland. j. expected {" arrV" from
Glasgow tomorrow on the Anch"ria. tn" steamer
Will be met at quarantine by MI lnner. soh. 'n
Wn,iay -. hody viii be taken the Academy ~
nesen where II viii 10 until Thursday. on that
day the funeral services VIII he re-. Inc '"''''
Will be in Roscla,e Cemetery 'hns"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES.

WEST ENDAVE. and seventy seventh-st Church
closed during August. Congregation worshinpng with
Rutgers Presbyterian Church, Boulevard and i3i-st
FORTY EIGHTH-ST. and Fifth-ave.-Rev. WALTER
LATDLAW VIII preach AT II m. No afternoon service.
TWENTY NINTH ST. and Fifth-ave.-Rev. PALMER
S. HI TtIBERT will preach at II "A. m. and D. m
SECOND AVE. ard Scventh-st.-Rey. JOHN O. FAGG
will preach II Ii and m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
FLATS TO LET-unfurnfsh~

To LET IN the paiholse. 10 "a Is ives,
sg,h - fronting contra. iark. very
"a .l.. APARTMENTS. u and 10 rooms each :
house absolutely nrcpronf and without a
superior A. a home for families. flease
Apply % the ianii"r.
Btu AVE. iotS. corner S'ih 81 -Apntt-
rn.nts overi 0oking Park. only SSpp
NIXON ~ iir Advny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A HANDSOME BAY carriage team. 10
hands. years old sound. KIND ana trhr-
less: long flowing man~s and taIs' Tree.
pleasant drivers, singl" ami double can
,orla and octagnn front brpus CHAM, bo'h
built hy Brewster & Co. AMI IN superb
order. $50 each. also double ana singi,
harness Palace Boarding stables. go anu
23g Schcrmsrhorn- near bphh-s'
Brooklyn.
FOR SALE that IL well broken ana
reliable FOR children Address DIR. o &.
JACKSON. T. .. BOX ihl. Jamaica. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
TIE TROLLEY LIVE HELD RESPONSIBLE.

An inquost Into the death Il six yeaT-oIi FRANK
OI3rien. who was killed by trolley car on Mon
day was held in Jersey City last n!ghi. ana IN"
co,orer,a f,-v returned a verdict holding the Con
ISOLATED Traction Company responsible" Tor ms
d.tfh. and generating the moi0rman from an
ii,n' In their verdict the fury also said that they
..rr Of the opinion that had the car been provided
,cffh tenders the boy would not have been Killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
DREsSM AkING.

ARTISTIC DREssMAKING. imported
fashions. hotel orders 81 short notice
-, purchasei n desired. moderate
go. Mir M'FLROY. ~ East llth ~.
S.,wecn broadway and University flac".
col-Tf-RfEKE rRASCAiSE Mime. An
d~rsln. Jos West I'm. formerly win
Stems Sp.cisifics. fancy waists. str"~i
anil dinner cIs'um"s. short notice. IAd'es
rnnf.rIl,s m.le. summrr rfic,s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH corner aI,hI 3
and 5h-aye Pastors, Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. D. D..
W~v / H. M'ILVAINE. u. Don SUNDAY. Angus,
~ Rev WILLIAM X. HALL. D. D.. VIII preach al =, ~
= ~ Wednesday evening at T. nm hour OF Bible study
song and prayer In the chapel adjoining the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
BUSINESS CHANCES.

pTIlcATEssEN STORE. with grocery.
nic~ rooms. al improvements. cheap
Inquire - OWNER. 80 Hiaham-aN".'
Brnnkl}n.
rDE SALE Pr a'ab'- lumber AMI coa,
business. MOULDING. sash. DIOR MIL.
acre. railroad SIDING. short distance ah'y"
Harlem Eis.r. J. v. flELiLH, ~ LID
cry -.
oSE OF THE best located and "'innllsi"i
thotosraph businesses IN IN" r'untii
htrh prices best entrance on broadway.
a bargain CARBON. ~ East l,th-st.
PATENTS carefully obtained. moderate
Zee. advice without charge. tlN IN
GUTHRIE. Corcoran building. washing
ton. u. &.
RELIABLE MAJ. with lOoo. wanted;
place Z retiring partner. cash business.
,.,nbushed 1861 good income assured, NJ
risk. money secured. TKANEH. 90
Bruadway.
STEAM LAUNDRY FOR SALE Doing
good business Inquire Mr. BLOOD, IL
Warr~n-st.. Troy Laundry Machinery Go.
SOUTHERN MERCHANT would pay 73c
on H., dollar cash Tor fall or spring stock
~ clothing Answer NETWORK WHOLE
SALE PURCHASING AGENCY. $50
Broadv~y.
TEAS dlack). elegant. : pounds delivered.
81 rs. H. G. DERINGEK. fost'fhce.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Rel,ulous Notices.

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 7th-
and l4th-st-Preaching at II a. m by Rev. c. w
DOWNS Assistant Pastor. flass-meeting and sunday
o 30 Epworth League services. ':3o D. M
III invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
FURNISHED ROOMS.

81 - TO s. well furnished rooms: hot
AMI cold water. bath. 2'N West 3i-si
29G WEST 4GTH-ST Nowly AMI hand
somoiy furnished rooms. single and en-
suite. fnr gentlemen.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET.

SHORE COTTAGES. near depot. = hour.
a. ~ rooms. improvements. grounds.
shade. year S2is - 500 WILLIAMS.
Wlif.=fpre l. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Religious Notices.

A-A-A.-GREAT CAMP MEETING WEEK a, Met
roporan Han it,h,i near On , AK Snnt s,1 p m
p m what Makes a Man nr. CADMAN Monday ;
j. a Nrht u eginnnss Aar VIZ NsS ira ,,c,, -!
4d1 r % rM a5 H. T T6&nhRdEn leader 5@%
Movemen' Philadelphia Thursday, ; p m Gospel social
night Aa wEtS sq4 Feast n%, N' 9A4MAS iG ssi
day p m. Post Night,' fun q music and sones
rH r'' IL n%bFF 4' select vocal vocal aad in.1lS'
mental music at all services
AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION.
nrnMhNx l. w Al the convsf,ed Jew. will
preach his sans , G% we Mn se a ne for aST no
Gp r Sa w, msSra Gur soFr f%sS All
WILLIAMS HMi snd Rev sXMIEI zHNE pATTEN Pastors.
II i'm. ." S. Is WS1 snbssh So%e
Seats free. Services in Gospel text every night
SERVICE pcaa ~ 1 by 'n: :, s: 20 . ;s
sunday afiern"on Sso which the gu9c Is invited
tho Eve Points Hogse o, n .ds ''' "o''n-S 10
ASSOCIATION HALL. 2al-s- and an ave-Rey.
dTi''I lesson ac Of the Yachts. welcome all
At THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West
End.ave ana eist-s Rev. Dr. KERR. Pastor Services
At r " Ios II 81 ' MGTtHsoS Of a" ny
All welcome. "
AT THE scorcrI rREsnYTEnIAN CHURCH, oSth- :, St.
AM Central Park West. Kew JAMES VI Lfpi' - p.'
Of Scranton. Penn. will preach at III A. m ana T. m
All invited.
AUDITORIUM. PROHIBITION PARK, PORT RICH
MoND 5 I.-Sunday II n. preaching . D. M
III NJ GALLAHER. D. T.. Religious Side - the Irisi
People stereoptlcon lecture HEit,Ehl - Al -,
;ry RENTON why / Not nndel" August II.
concert by BLACK PATTI August q. stcreoptioon by
II s RENTON Hawaii" August 20 MRS MARY p
LEASE. -
BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner aIth;st
Rev j. H. MILVAINE u. Don SUNDAY. Angus,
10 Rev WILLIAM X HALL D. D.. WIZ pr.ach aa ., ~
m evening at =. nm hour OF flble s'uuH'
eng and prayer In the chapel adjoining the ohurcn'
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHIRcH corner 5tth-s,'
.rd nrrodw.v Rev HENRY a. STiMSON ID D. fasiof
Nprn ali summer. Rev +. a. NOBLE H. p OF m,
f,i, Inc Life in Man" At p m. subject bfHs'hs
Evcry Though, into Captivity to Christ
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st.. near OH ave;
no. +, II JUTTEN OF Fall River. breaches at IL ana
ennday-school IL. All cordially invited
CAMP MEETING EXCURSION 10 Ocean Grove. Via
columns in daily papers on Monday Don hiinn W..
weather cloudy mornings don't mean rainy wen'h'f
anywhere.
CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. West i2dst.. near 1th-
90. Rev TOHN NJ. DAVIS will preach sunday at II
- m No evening service. sunday ho1 az 20" D. M
Iravcr meeting Friday evening at =. All welcome
,,u-pcu OF THE INCARNATION. Madison ave and
a,,b Rev ARTHUR BROOKS. d. d. Rector. -Morn NOT,
ing service al IL O'Clock. Rev u L fOLEi, ..
Transport Va. will ofciate Strangers oofd'ay 'n'"s0-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10th
St and 7th-ave.. Rev DR. \. H. kENDiG Pastor-sun,
services: Preaching by Pastor AT 1870 M revival
praise at As p m Sundnyschool at 23o p m
Young Peoples Meeting csc :. m. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES. 5Gth-st, west Of sth-
ave- Rev. II. H. TYLER. u. D.. Pastor.-rhe Rev. JOHN
ENCELI. will preach on Sunday morning. July -
Christian Endeavor prayer-meeting at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
Religious Notices.

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th-nve. and 18th
St. Rev. HOWARD DCFFlELD. d. D.. Pas:or.-Open
nfty-two weeks year. Rev. THORNTON Il. PEN
FIELD will preach at II Sunday school. $3.50 a. m
Prayer meeting Wednesday. All August services
In the chapel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Mercer-st.. sth
Rev. FREDERICK s. PARKHuRsT. Of Rochester.
~ T.. will preach II a. IN. ana 80 T. m
free. and ushers receive and heartily
welcome strangers the doors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

FIFTH AvENtE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
18th ST.. Rev. JOHN HALL. D. D.: Pasior.LThe Rev.
Il Y BI"RKHAITER. D. r.. OF Cedar Rapids, Is eN-
pccri 10 oiciae sunday. 10Th inst Services at II a. m
and I y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD Presbyterianl.
6Gth-st Of boulevard. Rev. DANIEL. +. LORENZ.
Ph. r.. Pastor.-Thc Rev. Dr. FRANCIS H. MARLING
breaches Sunday evenings a o'clock. All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

CALI, FOR LIST West Side property. >lo.-
UtJ to S4O.sD. several decided BARGAINS
STEVENS Columbus-ave.. corner 3Sd-st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner losth-st-
Substantial. artistic. detached house' low
fROyEMTNT co. ~ Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

FIRST CHURCH l2lst-st.. near 3d-ave-Rey j. Eli
MENDORF H. D. Pastor Closed during August.
SECOND CHI RICH. l23d-st. and Lenox Rev.
WILLIAM JUSTIN MARSHA. r. T., Pastor.-kev ED
WARD H. CURTIS, ID. ID. Lincoln. Nrb.. breaches at
10: 80 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
HELP WANTED.
Mnle.

Male.
AGENTS WANTED IN every county In
IN. United states ani Canada: popular
household article. big profits. easy s"ller:
exclusive territory riyen to right parties.
particulars and circulars by mall M
pTRIAL MEG co. Str'udsbrrg. Penn.
LIFE ONLY ~ CHRIST. or. Immor-
tally Not a Birthright. buy CIT from
COR. just from The press. gilt edges. -
cts. postpaid. agents and canvas~ers OF
either sex wanted % sell m" book IN
cities. villages. on trains and ~ public
resorts. very large discounts given. Ad-
dreas EiD. W n. LITTLEJoHN. Battle
Crock. Mich.
SALESMAN WANTED Immediately Tor
Fonhll Nurseries. salary r conmisslon
god opening To right man. STONE X
WELLINGTON. Toronto. ont.
VITAL. QUESTIONS Rock Of the Hour.
Coxe,isrn. Battles for l|read The IN
employed. strikes. Panics Great Labor
Issues. Free Trade or Protection I'm,
mense sale. Agents coming money. l.tW
NOR" wanted. Bet torn. ~ days credit.
ENpr.rs paid send for circular =. W.
ZIEG1.ER n co. Philadelphia. Pa.
WASTED In drygo'ds commission
r"u'e. a Protestant American 10y ABOUT
~ years Old. SALARY nrs' year sl'o 40
dror- In own hand + .. BOX 2ss'. New
York Ci'y.
WANTED. An energetic. rel able gentle
man. between - and ~. of god appear
ance. % represent a nrsi-class lifc insur-
auc- compau, ~ solicitor. "t'., knowlrd 20
~ fhc business not necessary. AI1,''S'
Win rcf"r"nr.. INpEEW RITTER. Tribune
Office.
WANTED BOY. about - years "a. in
factory .rl-. p, learn N" business. must
u.s.. al home. references required nnsw'r
b, mail. " NJ e. & Co.. 80 West l'ih-
-.
WANTED. Young man 70 take special
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. MaAi.
son-ave.. l26th-st.-Rev: EMORY J. HAYNES d; D.:
Pastor preach 1890 a. only topic. Thou Shalt
Love Thy Neighbor Thyself" Is That High Rule
Always? A cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
iIith-st-Dr. CAMPBELL breaches at 1890 90
THE Feast Simons House" and At 1:t5 The
Fight with Apollyon" being NTH in series Pilgrims
Progress. Baptism at evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

FIRST REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Madison
ave. 55th-st., Rev W. T. SABINE ID. D.. Pas
tor.-services II q: m. and 7:+5 D. M Rev. GEORGE
HUNTINGTON will preach. Sunday school, 80 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

PRIVATE GENTLEMAN VIII accom-
modate parties with loans on ,h',r no. H.,
holL furniture without removal, lrshI ~
nun ns, c"nadential G. DAVIS. Twelfth
Ward Bank. it7 East i25th-st.
At LOWEST PRICES and In accordance
with he .imes.!, Especially now dur,ns
alteration TO Building Trunks. faNe.ln ~,
bags, pocketbooks. dressing cases; s.t,r IS
sole rather trunks straps nj 'hA"h"'
SCHWARTZ. 80 4th-ave. -
John PICKHARDT. $40 Lenox-aNe.. n ,rs.
.rd upholstercr; carpets. hair mattress,
made to suit: also slip covers cut ana
made TO SUIT. -------
WANTED -Fred-cutter: Baldwins AmeY
can or other good make: small sike, mus,
cat. Address FEED-CUTTER. Tribune
OficA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-18

ST LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 100
West 4ist-st.-Rev. c. $. NARROWER. D. D.. Pastor--
Preaching al a. m. by Rev. JAMES NJ. BENNETT
/ school at 2:3O
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AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION.
No II ST Marks Place EAST stb--i.D.
HERMANN WARSIAWfAK. the Converted jew. vii
ureach his sunday evening 100. AZ the above mission
su siec. How Can We Win the Jews for thrisi7 nls
t,dav Saturday p 20 large Jewish meetine
IN The De Wit Memorial Church. go Rivngton-st. Al
are welcome.
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THE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. S6th-st. and
Aristerdani-nve Rev. ANSON p. ATTERBURY. d. d..
Pastor-Open throughout the sumner Preaching by Rev.
F. b. MtLIALY. d. ID. Sunday school at s35 q. "a.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting at o'clock All cor
LII liz Ind
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington Square.
South Pastor EDWARD JUDSON-The Rev. JAMES
NJ BRUCE will preach Sunday al II m. and 1880
D. m. Strangers welcome
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ST. GEORGES CHURCH. lGth-st and stuyvesant
Square Rev. w. s. RAINSFORD. Rector.-Hoy Com
munon, a. morning prayer apd sermon. ii a. nj
evening and sermon, .. m.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. SHAVE. and t4th-
st.-ReN A. r. SIMPSON. Pastor. Will preach Sabbath
1870 m. Services. 80 p every night in thu
week. except Saturday. 1T :.
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH lOith-st
OF Colun, busave.. Rev. f. 6 Triple Ph. D. pas
tor.-Preachng II n and 7+5 p. m. Sunday school.
L. Prayer-meeting. Wednesday, y.
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RELIGIONS Notices.

PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Madison
ave. and l2ist-st.. Rev. SAMUEL II. VIRGIN, D. d.
Pasor.Morning service only at ii O'Clock freacnns
by the Rev. F. II. MARLING. Meeting B. r. D. - ~
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st, between 9th and 9Th aves.. Rev. JAMES D. STEELE
Ph. D.. Pastor.-Services II a. m. Rev. DAVID
MKINNEY. president OF Cedarvie College. Ohio will
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Vth-st.. Rev SYLVESTER F. JONES.
D. D. Pastor.-Preachins at II a. m, by Rev j. G..
STAFFORD. All cordially invited.