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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23
EXERCISES AT STATEN ISLAND ACADEMY
TIGHT YOUNG WOMEN AND ONE YOUNG MAN RE-
CEIvE THEIR DIPLOMAs-LlsT
OF TIE GRADUATES

OF THE GRADUATES
Eight happy youns women and one equally hap
nv Young man. graduated from the Staten
Island Academy and Latin School yesterday after
noon The exercises were held I'm the Lyceum At
s,apleton. and the big hall was crowded. On the
stage we're the graduates. gowned in white. and
hearing flowers which well matched their cheeks
The one happy young man kept bashfully in the
background until his time came to speak, and then
he held the attention of his audience he put
In a well studied plea for Athletics" Frederick
Z Darlington. principal OF the school. presided
and the music for the afternoon was provided by
the Brooklyn Hin Quartet. Miss Marguerite
Feenv Miss Ada G. Winant and Miss Mary Caro-
Ian read essays entitled respectively: Miss Aus
tins Girls" Three Trips to Washington" and
"Kossuth." Then came music by the quartet and
then more essays. Miss Ella = u. Trask told
"The Story OF the Diamond Necklace" Miss Edith
Z Eddy asked "Why Should Girl Excel? and
then answered It in manner perfectly satisfac-
tory 10 her hearers Mr.. Du Bots followed with
his plea for athletics Miss Adelheid Kruse read
the class history, and certainly the class has had
happy history.
Miss Mary f. Coonley the prophecies. and
gained much honor and applause in her own land.
Miss Ruth +. Forrest then read an essay on The
The Rev pr John c. Eccleston rector of ST.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. at Clifton.
addressed the graduates briefly. and presented the
Sinlomas TO the blushine young women and the
here enter Harvard this year Then the quartet,
which had been silent for some little time, sang
THE Spanish serenade' and received applause
therefor
The Rev. Pascal narrower. rector Of St John S
Protestant Episcopal Church at New Brighton,
made short address and distributed souvenirs 70
the class. This ended the exercises until o'clock,
when a dance given in the hall and supper
served. The class was graduated In the fol
lowing order Miss Forrest Miss Feeny Miss Trask,
Mss Wnant. Miss Coonley. Arthur Du Bots, Miss
Carolan. Miss Kruse and Miss Eddy.
But the members of the graduating class were
not the only happy young people yesterday. The
undergraduates were not forgotten and the follow
Ing had their names the List OF Honor: First
year class. Richard HasbrOuck, John NJ. Pendle-
ton. Charles L. Seeger and Miss Ellen T. Semple;
second year class. Miss Pearl Birmingham, II. A.
Hasbrouck. Miss Edith Lawrence. Martin Porter
and Robert L. Simpson third year class, Miss
Lulu NJ Kappes. Miss Eleanor Kerr and Miss
Adeline Trask; fourth year class. Miss Emma NJ
Westbrook: fifth year class Mis- Bessie G. Monat,
Miss Alice Van Colt Miller. Miss Sarah Schoverling
and Miss Katherine T. White; sixth year class,
Miss Marie Won Buren; seventh year class, Miss
Marie Louise Wehncke; Junior class, Miss Charlotte
Eggleston; senior class, Miss Ruth Emma Forrest.
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THE MTSSOrRTS WORK or DESTRUCTION.

Achison. Kan. June 22.-The river began taking
away the Santa Fe's right Of way near East
Atchson yesterday. \ force of men were immed-
ately put to work tearing up the track and loading
IL East Atchison Is nearly depopuated
by the river cutting away the town site and the
residents moving away The railroad and bridge
company has suspended work In trying to stop the
raVagcs of the water. and the river is now high
and will continue its rapid cutting for some time. 1t
is apparent that all traffic over the four roads run
nng into Atchson from the East will be cut off in
a few weeks.
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DRESSMAKING.

Oh
DRESSMAKER. Very experienced. high
class dressmaker. perfect filter. by the
day or ut home no objection 10 the coun-
Try. O'BRIEN, $50 East llGth-st.
MILLER & FENDER. late Of 2l9 West
4sth-st.. have removed 20 30 West 18th
e. where they are prepared TO receive
orders for June.
FRANCHISE. Nine.
Anderson los West l1th-st.. formerly
with stern s--Tadies' materials made; last
seasons d-esses remodelled. fancy waists
summer prices
DRESSMARE R-By French lady from
leading house. for summer In private
family: city or country. Address III. IL.
Box 2l5. l242 Broadway.
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TIONS FOR The NEW-YORK TRlB.
USE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. 1922 broadway,
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VERTISEMENTS at tho following Branch
Ohlces: 254 Eichth-ayc.; 40 Third-ave.
corner Forty-sevcnth-st 159 East Forty
scventh-st corner Third-ave.; $50 East
io5th-st. near Third-ave.; .02G Third-ave
near sixty -nrst-st.; Los First-av".: lOO
IVES, Forty -second-st.: 1872 Columbus ave.
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GLASS DAY AT HARVARD
LITERARY EXERCISES AND FESTIVITIES
OF THE SENIORS.
.-,o~s POEM AND ODE IN SANDERS THEATRE
CLOSE THE DAY.

Music. DANCING AND EXAMINATIONS
CLOSE THE DAY
poston. June 22.-The HARVARD seniors had perfect
,,ber for their class-day exercises and festivities
,o.aav. Promptly al O'Clock this morning TIE
.,.ss assembled In front OF Holworthy and marched
~ ,,oleton Chapel where prayer was offered by
,hs Rev Dr. Lyman Abbott. At 1898 the serno's
.nossenb,ed in front Of Holworthy and marched TO
sanders Theatre. where the literary exercises were
,.N The class GRAFTON was delivered by Herbert
c,r-sd Lakin. Of Worcester Mass; the poet was
John Rathbone Oliver. OF Albany. \. y, and :he
AZ was by Henry COpiey Greene. OF Boston The
G- r orator was Henry Chouteau Dyer. of 81. Louis.
IA The chorster Buckley Wells. of Roxbury, Mass.
A. the conclusion Of the exercises brief intermis
.,on for luncheon was taken and then tn fesuvi-
u.s. ~ the afternoon began. band played IN the
noiiece ward from 10 y. m. there was dancing in
Memorial Hall from o'clock until the tree xer,l'es
~, q clock and the visitors were otherwise enter
FAMED al the numerous spreads
70 @ Waters. the first marshal Of the day. ed the
rough-and tumble hight for flowers at .he tree.
nercjng was resumed in the evening. The college
rounds we're prOfusely Illuminated. and concerts.
receptions and other social functions closed the day
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Axsoy rHELrs SrokEss HOUSE on I1RE.

Lenox Mass June % (Special.-The large and
costly new country house of Arson Phelps Stokes
caught fire at about o'clock this afternoon and
was damaged about 81 900. Workmen on the north
gable were charming il with gasoline torches.
They left a small fire by mistake which was
famed into flame by the wind Most Of the dam
age was done by water. Steamers at Pittsfeld
and Lee were sent for but the fire was extin-
guished before they arrived.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ADTRONDACES. Keene Valley.-Dr Ad-
lers beautifully located iO-roomcf cot
tage to ron; low TO- season. running water;
completely furnished. Apply CLARENCE
NJ. NOBLE. 20 Cortlandt-st.
ADIRONDACKS.-To REM cheap. n fully
furnished camp on shore ~ Loon Lake;
will accommodate nine or ten. besides ser
wants: location very desirable. air all sum
fner cool and exhilaraiing Particulars and
photographs. c. N. NOBLE. 20 COrtandt-
IT.
FOR RENT.-fTotel. furnished. az Long
Branch. 90 rooms; fronts the ocean. near
new iron pier. Address HOTEL. l,2i2
Broadway
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BREAK IN THE ERIE CANAL.

Albion y Y. June GA bad break occurred in
the Erie Canal at the road culvert. six miles west
Of here early this morning 4 large force OF men
is at work. and /. is hoped repair the break with
out serious loss boatmen. Navigation = suspend
ed owing TO the low water. Al boats on bottom.
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Re!iqlons Notices.

CHURCH or THE Pt'RITANs presbyterian. 13oth
St near 5th-ave Roy CHARLES J. YOUNG D. D..
Pastor. Will preach at II Evening ser
vice Will be omitted Bibleschoo al p m. "Wednesday
evening devotional meeting at : o'clock. strangers
cordially welcomed. Rcv. j. VI. BUCKLEY. ID. D.. Will
preach 0 the mornings Of July l. IL. and o. at ii
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE TO LET,


IENOX. Richmond. near Lerox. Colo
nial manson. fully furnished, moderate
rent. photos, &c. NIXON. 90 broadwdy:
SHORE FRONT. Furnished cottage To LET
On Manasquan River y. j.. OPP site
Point Pleasant. 10 rooms. extensive lawns.
shade. garden. stable. ". H. WILEY,
owner ilh Reade-st
TO LET.-Brick house. 10. COS High-st.
Newark. y. J.: H. rooms. furnished or
unfurnisned. improvements. loi. I5x2o ;
fruit trees garden. etc. WILLIAM 7.
FIELD. Prudential Building. Newark,
y. J.
TARRYTOWN-"THE CASTLE. SUN
mcr season only: haronal mansion. SUI
peru view. moderate rent. NIXON, %
B'way.
AsBURY PARK. y. J-Deslrable FUR
nlshed cot ages for rent. lists. MILAN
ROSS Asbury Park ~ J.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBscRIP-
TlONS FOR THE NETWORK TklB-
I-NE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE NJ l.2i2 Broadway.
81 door north 81 Thirty-nrst-st.; and Nd
REFRESHMENTS at the following Branch
Onlccs: 2J4 Eighth ave; go Thlrd-ave..
corner Fci;y-seventh-st 100 East Forty
sevcnth-st.. corner Third-avc.. lS) East
l25th-st. near Thlrd-ave iu26 Third-ave;
near Sixty-nrst-st.. los First-aVe.; zoe
West Forty-sccond-st. 1872 folumbus-ave-
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM.
FIRST CHURCH. 12lst-st.. 3d-ave-Rev. J. Ell
MENDoEF D. d. Pastor. breaches at IL praise ser
SECOND CHURCH. I23d-st. and I.enox-ave-Rev.
WILLIAM JUSTIN MARSHA. ID. D.. Pastor. breaches at
1890 and 745.
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cLos1NG A pRosPERors YEAR AT BROWN

CLOSING a PROSPEROUS YEAR AT BKUN y
Providence June % (SpeciaD.-At the annual meet
fng Of the corporation Of Brown University, Rich
ard O,ney was elected a fellow. and Rowland q.
Hazard and Professor John Pierce trustees OF the
university Several promotions were made among
members Of the faculty The last academic year
was one OF great prosperity Brown. and the pros
poets for a large incoming class are very bright
The commencement this year has been one Oh more
than ordinary interest and enthusiasm.
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house in the village for the summer. and will have
general oversight Of the Rests and Mrs. Danforth,
OF New-York will he the matron.
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ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIP-
TONS FOR THE NEW YORK TRIB-
CNG WILL Re RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE No. l2i2 broadway.
VERTISEMENTS at the following Branch
Offices: 81 Eighth-ayc.; go Third-ave..
corner Forty-sevcnth-st. $50 East Forty
seventh-et corner Third ave. $50 East
i95th-st.. near Third ave. | .o2G Thiri-ave.
near SlVty-hrs'-st.: Los First-a'c.: log
West Forty-secord- 1912 Columhus-ave.
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FAREWELL TO CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL

FAREWELL TO CRAWFORD HIGH SCHOOL
n j. High School were held in the Crawford Opera
House on Thursday evening. June 81 OF the forty
High School graduates in Union County, y. j.
Crawford furnished ten. as follows The Misses
Julia L. Ham. Eloise =. Oakley, Nellie l.. LltteI
Clarissa 4 Bookhout Edith T.. Frost: Edward g.
Naronev Miss Gertrude J. Mcconnell James -
Miller Miss Lulu Moore and Augusta Joseph Inc
citizens OF Crawford have never refused TO APP
prouriate anv amount Of money asked by trustees
for school purposes and the result is they have one
Of the best schools in the State.
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WILLIAMS STUDENTS HAVE a BANQUET.

WILLIAMS STUDENTS HAVE BANQU hI'
Saratoga. June % (speclaD.-The Williams CoLege
class OF 81 held It's annual banquet at the Hotel
Worden tonight Thomas r. Hoyne. OF Chicago
ofclated as tosstnla ster Responses 10 oasts were
made by La wrence Hawkins OF Plt,sfed. Mass j.
Herernan. Of Hoosatonc, Mass; Kari T. kirkK'
o. GAINESVILLE Ohio: C. A. Wright. Of Moravia, y;
Y: f p whitney OF Chce 90. stephen C.arke' OF
Buffalo and Ibrahim Najb Kat.bah, Of Syria
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WORK WANTED.
Male.


Male.
A WM. J.. HARTUNG.
Expert Accountant and Auditor
Barnc, Building Room 40 q Park Row.
A SMART BOY. j.. wishes a situation In
A country place: host of reference. Ad-
dress THOMAS. 2C2 West 43d-st
4 STRONG BOY. 10. wishes position; ma
chlnist or electric business preferred
reads and writes German and English. q.
RITTER. 81 Whipple-st.. brooklyn.
ACCOUNTANT q. KRUGER. 1888
West lG3d-st ready to do your work
discreet. experienced. goes out Of city
ASSISTANT ROOKKEEPER or CASHIER
40. graduate Of the Long Island Bust
ness college desires position In some good
house ll57 Myrtle-avc.. Hrooklyn. y. Y.
A HIGHLY EDUCATED. travelled. intel.i-
gent well -recomm@ndcd young gentle
man. linguist and penman. seeks engage
mont as Office man. secretary or cOmpan-
ion ~ family ar gentleman. nurse. com
panlon to invalid. or teacher To children
civ. country or travel Address LIN
GI lS1 la. Broadway.
A GERMAN would Ike work at any
thing. understands something about ma
chnery willing and ohllging. Address
81 ST. Tribune ONCE.
BAKER Good second nand on all kinds
OK bread or cake. pie. etc. SSS Yves,
3Dth-ft
BAKER. Good foreman on all kinds of
bread and cake. strictly temperate. 33l
West 3sth-st. store.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBScRIP-
TioNs FOR THE NETWORK rRIB.
UPTOWN OFFICE, No, i.2i2 Broadway.
"a door north Of Thirty'nrst-st.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST. JAMES
southwest Madson-aVe. and 81 st. Rev. j. Il
REMENSNYDER. D. d. Pastor.-Servlce II a. Nc
evening service. Sunday school $50 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

sVe-The Pastor. o. J. COWlisS, will preach at 1890
a m. and ?. League meeting AT p. m. Sunday
school at a and =. m. Free seats. Cordial well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Greene
60 near Canal-si-Preaching and communion service. al
~ .2G m by roy f. p PAYSON. This will oe the last
service II this congregation.
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

Female.
At ONCE. We want few more ladies'
70 hclp us writing. securing addresses
mailing out circulars. etc. in their own
homes: good wages. NO CANNASSlNE.
send self-addresscd stamped envelope 10
INDIAEA TOILET CO.. South Benz: mo
ANY LADY can make $40 to $50 per
ODD foiding circulars for me. II You can
snare only two hours per day Il will pay
YOU to Investigate. Address Miss GER
TRI-DE MOHLER. Joliet, Ill.
LADIES can make 50 daily by folding
and addressing circulars for MS at home
~ cauVassing. position permanent he
PAUL. South Bend Ind.
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 12oth-
st. and 7thave.. R'v. Dr a b. KENDlG, past Or
preachinr nj 10 80 a. m ard :45 ?. by pastor sun
dayschoS at $50 p Young Peoples meeting at 6'3o
m Cordial welcome.
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BOARDERs WANTED.

3STfr- ST. 70 WEST Very desirable rooms
with board. references given and re-
Quircd.
57TH- ST. 40 WEST. Cool. comfortable
rooms for gentlemen. with or without
board.
Il MApISON-ANE- Large, cool rooms;
families or gentlemen. with board; tram
slents accommodated. reference.
l3s EAST 34TH-ST. Handsomely furnished
large and small rooms; excellent table;
transicnts.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57h-st near G'h-av'
DR. MACARTHUR breaches morning children serNI ,
SUBJECT "A Swarm Of Bees" Evening &c hrTch lte
sponsibty for civic Crimnaly." sunday-schoo -;4'
All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7oth-st. and Boulevard
Rev l. y. HALDEMAN, Pastor-Preaching IL a. IN.
evening I45 p. m. Bible school $40 a. All invited
Tomorrow Will be the last regular preaching service in tbs
auditorium until September IL. The Rev. Mr.. HALDE
MAN breaches both morning and evening tomorrow
In the morning the ordinance OF Breaking OF Bread.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES.

WEST END-AVE AND 18TH -sT--Rev. HENRY
ENERTSON COBB will preach at II a. m. and p m
FORTY EIGHTII-sT. AND 5TH-AvE-Rev. WAL
TER LAIDLAW will preach at IL a. m. No afternoon
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BRICK PREsBYTERIAN CIIRCH corner %ySl, aI,h, =,
Rev. j. II. M'ILVAINE j. Don sunday June ~ Hc'
HENRY VAN DYKE. y. T.. Will preach at II a IN.
"wednesday evening hour Of Bible study. song an
prayer in the chapel adjoining the church.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. West 42dst. near ith-
avo-Rev THOMAS ARMlTAGE y. D.. viii preach sun
day al II a m and r. III. sunday-school at 2;io p H.
Al Tally
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NICELY FURNISHED large and small
room TO rent: gentlemen. 10 west
41th-st.
90 WEST 18TH ST Two large rooms 10
rent with nrst-class board. AZ summer
rates. permanent or transient; references.
- WEST 1aGTH ST Cool. comfortable
rooms nicely furnished. private family
references exchanged.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR sALE-Ponies that are broken and
reliable for small children. Address Dr.
o. G. JACKSON. =. o. Box i6l. Jamaica.
l.. l.. n. Y.
FOR SALE.-Hlgh-cias saddle ponies.
1914 and 1874 hands. broken 10 all har-
ness. Address Dr. q. G. JACKSON. i. o.
Box i6l. Jamaica. l.. l.. y. y.
HORSE taken to board summer and win
ter. at Willow Glen Farm. Address Dr.
o. - JACKSON. +. .. Box lGl. Jamaica.
l.. !.
HANDSOME LADIES con. gentle; u
hands hizh spider phaeton and harness;
stylish outnt: low price. Az West o2d-st.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. 10 10 West
46th-st. Rev W. II. T. FAUNCE Pastoral 8 Az a.
Sunday-school At II n. the Pastor will preach Mid
week service. Wednesday. p. All are welcome
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. ,
Corner 34th-st. and Broadway. Rev. HENRY A. sim
son H. j.. Pastor Services at ~ a. m ana p, III
Special music al evening service strangers "eIcomeu
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner l0sth-st.-
Substantial. artistic. detached house. low
price. send for circular. ATLAS IN
PRONEMENT CO. rs Broadway.
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RI.OOMINGDALE CHURCH. Boulevard West Csth-st
MADISON &. PETERS Al II. on SHOW Ihysef a
Man" : 'The Evils Of Unrestricted lmmigfato
sermon to the Order Of American Mechanics Everybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 18th
St. between 9th and 9TH ayes Rev. JAMES ID. STEELE.
Ph D.. Pastor.-Seryices at 1920 a. and p NJ.
Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave corner G4th-st.-Rev. i. j. ELLISON. of Jersey
civ viii preach at II n. m. and Rev. CHARLES Z.
KNOWLES OF New-YoTk. at p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 95th
St and Central PARK West DR. VIII P3 rtc.
Able 10 His People" Wednesday evening prayer
meeting al :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH. 5fh-st and shave
Sermon at il a. m. by Rev :. T. BATTEN. assocat
pastor on Religion in Everyday Affairs" Evening a
40 Chidrens Day exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

TWENTY N1NTH-sT. AND 5TH-AvE.-Rev. JAS
BURRELL. d. D.. will preach At IL a. topic. The
Angclus and p M. topic Peters shadow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

sECoNDAvE. AND 7TH-sT.-Rev. JOHN HUTCH
morning services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 67th.s,.
west " SthaveClosing services Tor tnc summer VIII
IAN lloyd Pastor VIII preach morning ana evening
spcriaI musical at each service strangers COT
dially welcomed Christian Endeafor al : ?. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

preaching by the pastor Dr. WRIGHT. Subject. "Th
brotherhood Of Man" Sunday-schod > =. m
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A SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN 200
children consisting 81 singing and rotations is htIi
every SUNDAY afternoon 800 which the public H In
vited Five Points House Of Industry, l35 Worh-St
bona OF clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION: No II
St. Marks Place EAST st).-HERMANN WARsZA-
WAX breaches every Sunday night 80 above mis-
sion. also every Saturday r. 10 many hundreds
Is-aeltes the De witt Memorial Church. $50 RVing
Jews and Christians welcome
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ASSOCIATION HALL TWENTY-THIRD STREET
BAPTIST Preaching morning and evening by
THOMAS DIXON Jr. Subject morning prelude, "A
Warning 10 The Rennbllcan Party"
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,,u,pcH or THE INCARNATION. Madlson-ave and
o,,.t -, Rrv ARTHUR BROOKS. -. D.. Rector NoIh-
Tn service at II O'Clock afternoon service AZ '''""S
ANIL, invited The Rector VIII oncla'e
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

Country.
AGENCY for Observation-Disclosures all
kinds for sale or rent, furnished houses
TUBES g. TAYLOR. Beekman-st.. y. \.
A FURNISHED HOME in The Berkshire
HIS. with immediate possession, for sale.
splendid COrlnthian-style dwelling OF II
rooms, near Great harrington. Mass, FUR
nished and decorated anew in hrst-class
manner and material only one year ago.
has bath. open hrc-places. steam heat.
hot and cold water. icehouse. marble fpur,
talns. splendid forest. great lawn wiih
magnificent trees. forming ono ~ the finest
country seats in the State: only II 10 ~
minutes drive 10 station. Will be sold hy
ITSELF or IN n lump with the other farms
belonging TO the estate. with al stock.
crops. tools and utensils II wanted. terms
10 suit. Address ATTORNEY. Box 400.
Great harrington. Mass.
a NEW 7-ROOM COTTAGE. 81 200. in
Guiding lot S3xl2J feet: $50 cash. bal
ance so monthly: within s minutes walk
Of depot. Il miles from city; Immediate
possession. WOLCOTT. - East l3th-st.
FOR SALE At 4 BARGAIN.-By David
Bennett King. trustee. for tho creditors
Of Eras,us Wimnn. he country seat ~
Erastus Wiman. a. Carbohydrates ;.
J. house. II rooms. all modern improve
men;s. acres 81 land. nre views etc
5000 Apply 10 y. sB KING. trustee. 81
Pine-st. New-Nork. or II T. METCALF
& SONS. Isj broadway. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

ALL SOULS CHURCH. shave. 2Oth-st.-ser
mon 10y the Pastor. Rev THEODORE G. WILLIAMS. a
IL a. m. TIE pubic cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

cr,.rpAr pRFeBYTERIAN CHURCH, 57th-st.. be-
tween broadway ana 7h-ayc Preaching by the Pastor
De- WILTON MERLE SMITH. y. j.. at ii A. m. and
- m sabbath school D. m, CHRISTIAN EnlehNoT
e.,inp Monday evening s. strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

BAKER. First on bread and cake;
second hand. can work alone. good refef-
ence 4. Z. lS4 Sprlng-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-23

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5h-ave and 18th.
StISS"ryiGes u a. m and p M The Pastor. Rev
school $50 a. m. and 245 D. m: Wednesday evening
meeting o'clock Strangers cordially welcomed