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urvry 4 GUMBLETON APPEARS AGAIN.
rur MAN WHOSE REMOVAL AS COUNTY CLERK
LED 70 THD DEFEAT or GOVERNOR
ROBINSON GETS AN OFFICE
FROM TAMMANY.

ROBINSON. GETS AN OFFICE
FROM TAMMANY.
Harry 4 Gum5eton yesterday appointed
,oe-obor Of the Board Of Assessors by the Commits
sioners OF Taxes ard Assessments In place Of
colonel Edward Gon. recently appointed Collector
90 Assessments and Clerk of Arrears in the Finance
recruitment Tho salary is 5000 a year and the
term is understood be during good behavior. the
statute having fixed no tenure Of office. The res
direction Of NJ. Gumbleton and his return to Of
tc;a life recalled tn many yesterday his election TO
the County Clerilshp in ,S77 and his removal from
office the next year by Governor Lucius Robinson.
Iohn Kelly was then at the head Of Tammany Hall
and Gumblcton WAS of his pet lieutenants. The
County Clerk and Registers Offices We're then con-
Quoted on the Zee system aHd were worth hundreds
of thousands of dollars the incumbents. Charges
were sent to the Governor against County Clerk
Guinbleton and Register Loew. both Tammany men.
by The Tildon wing of the Democrauc party N
tCrternor R"bins"n had n pu5lic hearing Of the
charges at Albany, ana several days altefWaid Is
sud orders removing Gumhleton and appointing
Hubert o. Thompson, who soon af,erward became
place as County Clerk. The charges against Regis
Ter Loew the Governor dismissed. ,..-
Thompson received mis- ocu.n,ss:on and knowing
oifca unless compelled t. 81 50 by the courts. re-
solved immediate possession ON me same hight
h. an his pt'iSlns enecici an entrance lnI1Vus;i
the cellar .: the County Courthouse. Ch&nGed an
the oUter-aoor locks and barred the windows. when
Gumhleton came down TO the ONCE me next morn
Ing he found the 0eW County C.erk, IN complete
possession. Gumhleion and his deputies anu SUD-
orlinates were refused admission. Thc ouStel
officer appealed - the c0Ur,s 10 rc.ns.ate him, br
tie case wen against HIM. the removal OF Gun
b,eton by Governor Robinson lea - Jonn keIiy
bolt against Robinson. Wsen he WAS renomInatei
for Governor by the Democratic safe Convention
The same wear ard il resulted in the defeat Q
Robinson and election Of Alonzo Il. Cornell. th'
Republican candidate.
Ctmb.e;on remained in Tammany Hall for nearly
four years AFTER John Kely's death. lie went
over 10 the County democracy In 1S% and supported
Andrew ]. While for Sheriff ag} inst Hugh j.
Grant IN October. ls91 GumbletJn returned -
~. has "A a y
way ana lives in Last northumberland h!rty-t;h-
e., in the Annexed District
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NIrr Srr. ssf ..f li.Hr.l o.. l' Ni1.'.s
T.tffb ,tf.f'fttU.p Mount Bethel '..t-
nr... NDun.r.riou county. P,ul.
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THHNSV fEi; WANTED ".,A fi'."" IN
'ii ''nil',hri iIslN''t' M.i ..Ihl ilN,-,i.
o.nc".
WANTED ;ifr machinery or steel
bo,,...' >, r.pre..n. stool foundry f,r small
,,..l ,lt.Giuas. g. good aul.tt'u'c fnr
,-roirh, no.. forging. ,iaan AMI ooft.
go. worked. ai., - harden. Address
p G.. Tu6uu. Oni.~
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Drc6smnkln9.

ARTISTIC DRESsMAkING: imported
fashions; hotel orders At snort rotic" ana
Moderate prices Mr.. MELRON. u last
i'm st.. between Bway and University
Place. -----
pRESSMAKER -Thoroughly experienced
dr--smal,er highest references desires IN
.aq.ucnts hv day Or week. FTench mjd,is.
Address Miss H.. Box Jo2. Tribune Up
town OiHce. Ire Broadway.
pEESSMAKER would Ike more Gus
,am-rs by the day. childr.n's clothes q
Speciality. Gail or address Miss Fla M
10 West G2d-st
ppESsNAkI.R wants a few more Gus
toners al home. suits from - up. II.
FON. 3l2 West soth-st. near EiNeF'ide
Drive.
pRFSSMAN makes handsome suits
IN l'fes, stylrs. 81 mp: over twenty years
experience. Ms. SMNTll. 100 Ne't 9oth-
-.
MADAME HALsALLE makes q stunned
cr.,n $ ~. renovairs and reaiJusis any
t.rl - w.fk lu dr's snaEing. references
r,rf-eits4. eDl West i3th-si.
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for Sale.

-.
AT REDUCED PRlCES.-5O0 second
hand wood and iron working machines;
fuly EuArInteed; machinery bought and
cxciansro. GEORGE H. EDDY. 3Js Mad
son-st.
NNGoRA KITTENS. with long hair;
'caUtitrl specimens. FER s.. WALNUT
RIDGE CO. Box 2eC5. Boston, Mass.
4 yVR MACHINE 10Y sale cheap; in
sod condition. l.. SPlNTEES, % West
ioth-st
- i.ITI.-.'S TOOL STORL. 80 Fulton.
e.. New.l l.. WORKSHOP macEinrs. Goo.
roWcr'. H.: fec. wO0a-,prylag tools. s'ro !
avs. Ge-ien> GrG fancy woods, lacuJatOis
end tfooG"rs in oieiation.
ATrENrION.-Sew machines Of al
kinds. Lew. IS. good -cconc.hlni. $40;
Ga,h or r, ereai; e. y. rea,ed: a.
HUTTcR hHD EGGs.-A good store;
cheap rcnt. fine fixtures. good cash trade;
must be- ro!d within "A week. G3 loth-af'.
Or. RosHLts zEDoARy. the great
rem"lv 10Y chilh'alns c'rns. hun'ons
sweating. tender AID tired foe,. is sold BY
BARRY Is JAMES. 7oS S,h-ave
FOR SALE "A fine maniol'n; nearly n ";
cost -. will sell fpr 81. Address l.. i.
II. Boy -, 1.i2 Broadway.
HANDSOME. thoroughbred Aneora cats
and l,'iteas each s.. ". H. EOWLE.F.
is'''lt4ta't. $50
iAIrORTEp s. Bernard dog. ~ months
old. perfect in every way. very large. iuil
pedigree. registered. color orange. wl'h
Whit" points. VIII sell cheap. Address i.
J.. Boz .. Tribune ohic".
LADY VIII sacrifice her upright piano;
cost $3.50 i've months ago. and includes
stool scarf. for Sl>J Inquire at residence.
i2T East llIth-st.
NETWORK PHYSICIAN. with two Of
fees. wishes % dispose ~ ole. furnished
complete; viii sell cheap fer cash. Apply
59p 1th-aye.
SIZZLING OFT n great sacrifice. Stoct
must hr sold before February .. Goa
chairs. only - -. reduced from 81 %. 800
Gth-ayc.. near 22d-st.
SEVERAL very fine choic" pieces OF
antique mahogany furniture. 232 oth-aye..
near 2ith -. Antiques repaired.
SAFEs.-Wc have made up. 100 first
class hous, sa:es. guaranteed nrepro't :
our price. SIS. worth $50. call ard eN-
anime hem. j. II. GROSS. 900 Hway.
TUoROUGrBRED cocks. spaniels, s,S Is
r,,nths old. 81, inches high. eais y, !"
inches from tip 10 TIP. $40 each. VI. H.
ROWi.ETT. Rpckland Ne.
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tlcii9lono Notices.

Religious Notices.
TiEs nI:QHaie rl..'rTi.lty cl'rcp =, if;-
r. o. Pas, r.-.i-r.'.cs At ie3, o. - anA =. N.
'"r'a'"" LnernTor ~ ing II .. H.
cosrEL TAnlgXAcLE Cnrncn S'tsys a9 sn i.,l;
at io,io Hcryice. ~" p r. aad every night J" the
GRACE METHODIST ErIscorAh CHURCH. ionhf-s ,..
sg a. m 9na ~ F. r. s~,i2ons Gy ar , Ha'o'
ao rqeSin; cgening niastrs,ei lSc,are E-h5cs From
the White CIV" by Sir. SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
cEEAT SOLO MrsIcAL NIT N METRor2pI OIL
ruaw - Every seat free Metropolitan Meetings. Mr.
HAMILTON GRANGE EEFoRMgP9 CHURCH. Wcs'
feet. Tho Fo:Gi'irT spirit ~ t"fEvcn Mn ". ",
Great Religious Mo,cae1ia q 'ae Day Strangers ve.
s 2Ly T%INlT5 wv G M IS T. ~ 1 caFH %99
2.nnrnon a. a. ~ M.rn,ns pay, "id go on al ~
preach at boih services.
HOWARD 2nssoY ANp HONE Fo@ LITTLE It'll; w s;i
ani members o; E''e o'"ss's EsdIi1 t nI rics,aou,
J. F. wycKoFr. Secretary
la,6.s, > mar E,no1ay- JAMS }riNnI' RIM;
l H. , r1,ios v j, d, 49, s.,Dni m n;iIy musical r
cSncoaes Ma, =" La'se choir AMI ore~es "a.
IExlNGroE yFSgE n.rTIsT, e. clec o eo' ne,
~ 7:45 Le viii preach before Reno POST g. n r.; amt
Sons % Veterans. WoshnGtons birthday "nn''' tsiy
service.
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CImEcn: corner Of
ais; l'rIglipf % NE r"gor tx H"Y y, i HENEf o5
; J.. M. Sunda>scnoo. 9:i5 a. III M,Gwcck So gre o"
"Wednesday at p m Strangers cordially w'c'm'''
MADISON Avenue METHODIST E ,:l1.r I,,i
rYsIS Mc iiis%EY. u. B' a. il a. M ana p "a
sa Sunday 5scnoo at at m. Al cordially invited
MADISON AyEN,E rnEsnarEEr.H CHURCH.
Re- Climbs + 'TH12Mi*GN i D.. rrs.er
rI nq T8 s5rc N Wd 5a a r5a h%Ts g,
MADISON AyEEgE PERFORMER cHrEcr +. Cor 55'ai M
pr,ach nrnins at ~ g,"af al e!S' isos s
class Saturday evening at =.
MADISON sQrARB rEEsnYTEEIAT CHrRcMn Med i,,i.
son-avc anI 2lth stServic' SIui1y February - ISL
TAEKiIllisr j.. d. VIII preach sunday school See so'
MEMoaIAr pArIST ciirEcH Was9ns ti sq r,,,
SUNDAY at il ia. AID 80 p H. seats free strangers
welcome
Mq@vN c5 rSgS psI 19sep'yG at All a. a'
sunday-schooi. 10 4" m The public cordially invited
N2rSr 4og9 R Wi2hf5N cq a pa a ;% sot
IL A. ~. i' !. I'D, IT, viyRToX vi pis,-h e,e.y
Afternoon 1t $40 aui evening a. = p 3D. neNt wees.
NEW JHnrs>lrM cr%H Eat a5,a e,. ,,.l ban ,
c.a :i +, tie i>S',.
%rv-YonE rn.cs,YraEilH curH-H. 7'ha,,. an
T., .-.t.. 49, rIiNiiif t"' >s," D.. j.. l'',''r
Voal So Live A~a,." Pager n"''as Wednesday
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Gin Zeal estate 60 tel.

HOUSES anil r. ATS. West SMr' an
pr.r..s. STEVENS. have. corner '''-'''
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TQ 10, YorNG i,., Il'N Eor ~
ShaN a, si "a - ,@l riaSc ani cordial vel
come. An young men invited
ACADEMY or MUSIC SUNDAY sERvIciE.:s,---;M'ne''G-
poiian meetings. Mr YATMA% Len ,Sr: yATMAS: adj
dr SsG's Of CAVIAR caps,, Ge@Sh;
I H1 N s.,e,; , e ~ Wsee nv lSag "fi I YA
NAN preachrs 4ie'iqPol"n ~, H"i 1a,,ic. Of Pc,cc
afeino5n Bible .caoo Nj. PALpWlyMo;; a; and mi,fu.
H nehs sdo EyA Ere. v ana S TScoa+
Nil SOILS CHURCH Madsonayc 1na cc'3;fi.iI XXX
= i!EDEE NEWTON. D. D. =, IL a. m. ard 40 p ~
ALL SOULS CHURCH 4 a%T6, cCr"f wi 2Y,Irl
at '9s aso $50 p char %: I yss
wILLI4M WARE LoGN 5,d ,o As'Giai ave aG''
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE rNIoE M% sS! TSm r.;
JAMES NJ. KING D. D. s,9'1'', .,,ise hali-honr song
ser,ise Edwin galloway. secretary joseph a.
AMrY n4rrIsr cHnH 's:Al ai, nsar senhns
". Psa$ 3 The %errsi 1 II s y:s
AN9THEF wEEK Eof GHhn ii Ihs %rTn gf9
Baptist charch :h and S,G ord 70 snor the
PERI d hani, me wS %%'G ss IS
Lap Of Rem Mo- Msnaay S" s1m"s % Mc>gSy
Scyerisd Eoransi r1 ,Ss 3o.s h' rharsy cond
lion Of the Impenitcni De,d" FRIDAY ~ me
a RoLaanist." wIl Dc ~, wan, bread
close OF he wceNnight services Thee ao and ~ m
VIII receive tickets at the door p''"''"
each
ART STUDIES ~ coMPARAI,iicDnGd the nastratci
and ar should tttciv nc,,,e en-
lecture Of PROF CORNING o: Auncn.. ocr, Monday
'pemono!osy in Pagan and CmlSnan ian ih.ayc and
afternoon promptly. $780, Hardmdh nam ~
lJ.i-Si. Tlckcis. ST.
a SONG SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN , 10, at
than no children will he held on 'u. ,ry la Worth-st.
There win lie hymns and reetations ~ f - 4 Army.
On address from Mai. Gen. o. o. ho"-''
Public cordially invited.
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At til. SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Brook
lvn corner Cf Clinton and Congress- SIS. Rev. ROBERT
COIIYR viii preach tomorrow morning NJ II O'clock
The public invited
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At TIE LEMON AVTNvE UNITARIAN CIT RCII
northwest corner i2iS;-st.-IeN. MERLE ST. e.
WRIGHT. Pastor. VIII preach morning At II. sunday
school 4; ?:lj a N. Al aye coioialy invited.
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AT TIL, SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 9th st
and Central Park West. nr. WGlIE, pasor.-ll n. m.
D. NJ: subject: Foolish Thngs Corfounlrg the Wise
Wednesday evening prayei-mcctins ~ :. All invited.
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ASSOCIATION HAII. Tweriy-thirI stree, Baptist
aufch.-l t'Y THOMAS DIXON. JR breaches IRONING
NJ evening. Subject morning prelude, Lessons From
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BEDFORD STREET CHrECII-M's. KREss Will sing
morning service.
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THE TRIBU NE.
Az BRANCH OFFICES.

~
Advertisements receiNet al SECULAR once
rates until ! .. n. VA. :
Is. 4'h.aNe., cor. lith-st.
33s yi-ave. between 10Th and 71th sS1.
323 Sd ave, between 18th and 10Th w.
OBS .daVr.. nelr 6lst-st.
| -OS lst-ave., rear Soth.st
30 3i.aVe., corner 4,th-st.
55i 3d-avc.. near East 31thst.
- Avenue \, between 80 a;d 4th SIS.
II Canal.st. ard l57 DiNIsion.st,:
ll9 Church-st., be-. Wsr!en and Cnams
beIs sts.
$50 O,h.ave., cor. l2th-st:
10y COlumb.is-ave.. near West oSth-ss
log West 42d-st, rear Gfh.avc.
20 Wet l4th.st., near 5th-a,e,
o57 West i2d-st.. bet. Ith ma e'h aves.
40 chJeh.st., bet. wsrren and chsA
o5t SHAVE 5. e. cor. OF 23d-s.-
I5S G.s-ave., cor. 12th-st:
l92 Coumbus rear Yves. oSth's&
io6 West s2f.st., near 6th.ave.
70 West I4th-st., near 5fh-ave:
c57 West 42i-st.. bet. sta snd sth svss.
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Rclioions Notices.

Observation-Disclosures 70 YOlN, MI ~ =, =
Col a. T. ErrCIIi-N Ia Association Hall. %'!-a' ,ri
4th-aye. sunday . p. H.. GOOD music ana l. oo'a' ~
come. al Young nicn Invlirl
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BEDFORD STREET. CHURCH. corner Morton.-1o 80.
Mrs Lucy RYDER MYERS will speak concerning dea-
ooness work United states. 100 Washington anniyer-
sarv exercises Tho Pastor VIII preach Judge IANGBEN
VIII read WashinSions farewell address. Km.al Post
and C.. A. Il. friends VIII be present.
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Civ a MiooKLYN TABERNACLE. Clnton-avc-i1r:
1%i>MAGE VIII preach 1890 a. arc
100 p M. SabhatI-school. 2I5 D.
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AT THE FO;'ETr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3f'h-
ST.. near I-oa lna-Ihe ns s'iN's In the o!d cnurcn
: J.. Communion; r M IN fhe new chauc. West
Erd-ate .ls'-si.. 'I" Hence OF IN" Present.
Seats free. Public cordially invited
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Relations Notlccs.

como .inliTlY EVANGELIsT1C RDVIvAI. ~ sermons.
Gr,l;a,s any hth; H." 80 saved men " To- 70 I'.cie
Nj. e.! SINNER. t'rnc Lcl Spriual MEETINGS.
Mj'Ro WTAI earnestly s?'aFs and SIMS 81 ~
r','r'''l tells how he fcund Him IN r.'r'ary ne
Nj. ~ r'c,d fisherman sings. "J"sus. saviour i!t
-, ~ HADI.EY eNhoris sinners Come =" lIiic
SONS nightly. Meetings al Gfant f9ly
"Sh'' 80 81. Iait.p,cmcws Mission. -2ist slave.
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.
corre- 3ith-st. and Broalwav Rev HENRY A. STlM-
son u D. Pastor. Services a, II q and p m.
snecal music AZ evening service. Strangers welcomed
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At CHRISTS MISSION. 1l2 West 2lst-sL-Fo;hcr
O'CONNO the former Roman Catholic Prcst. prcao neg
every SUNDAY evening 80 the gospel unite
Pro,esiants ana Catholics. Al cordially invited.
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CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. roth
81 and 7thave Rrv. Ir. J. Y: pay ia.i3r. 1Itac"'ns
~ Pastor. sun layscho-, ~ 2'0 ~ Young people
meeting al go =. II. Cordial welcome.
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BLoOM1NGDALE CHURCH Boulevard. West ssh
st.-MAP1sON c. pETERS. II. ''rhe Pfoaisal son :
Elder Eroihcr: -:i5. "No State Money for Socaran
schools Tie ':arplay argument considered Rom =
conspiracy unmasked. Sato!ra nte:fcrcnc" with our
affairs an Insult to American intelligence. Welcome.
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At CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. 7th-avc. and
Ifth-st-Dr. GREGORY. Pastor. VIII preach at loiJ
a. m. and 7;45 p N. YOUNG Peoples meeting. ?. IN.
All are CORDIALLY invited.
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Cr,,lTr,L BAPTIST CHURCH West 42i-ot. near
7;h-avn H"v THOMAS ANNITAGE. - -. VII rr.a'n
SUNDAY Fchrialv 9,'h at II a ana 80 p No. SUI
day school al 30 g. 20. Nj welcome.
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Greene
81, ncar CanAl-Tcv. EDWARD g. PAlSON VIII p''"'h
a 1890 a al welcome.
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GENITAL CONGEEfNTIONtL CiIrHCil. ''N-s'
west ~ sth-ave WILLIAM LLOYD I.s'Ir VIII no
morning 1al cyonrr II D. m.. " '-1 ii.n' .''.' IN,
I,a-iisfu ana Tlrosaafovinc e Temptation hN Ita
The v.n.tar Painter" Muse specially arranged NJ
IinllN Na.lurl- 4.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHrRcII. a7th-st. near Cth.aye'
-Tcv Dr. DIXON. Of brooklyn. breaches morning.
Young Peoples meeting after Sunlay-srhool Dr. MAC
ARTHUR breaches evening Eyangels'ic services under
,rec,ion Of Pastor assisted hv pr DlNDN each even
iny evcent Saturday. at :. Everybody welcome.
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CENTRAL PRl.sHYTFEIkN CHrHriI ;7th..l OIL.
tween '.va9 an. 7th-asq.. Rev. WILTON MEL.
SMITH D. D.. T.s'or.- R"v. loIlN GlLAESlIl: -, j.,
Will r,-cnch .t II g.. ~ and - M - t'l p '"
and Pas r's Bible class o.: young men ~ :. J. D.
vot,n,l meeting Wednesday evening nt 'hris''fn -.
,ieayor meeting Monday evening al < strangers ''iI''
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and is. d. :
SIIIPIAN. Rector Morning s.rficr -. u o'4'."' i-
Ing service s. SuRlay-ac.ool AZ ID a m
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BRICK IHEsrYTEEIAXH. CMrKcM GoTn 2.1, OF Tifth'
Pastor R~v j. H. M1LNAlNE. i. D.. VIII preach on
SUNDAY February -. ~ II a. IN. and 4:3o D. m sun
daV- school meets at 80. Service the chapel on
"Wednesday evening at o'cl1ck.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES -New-York churln
,fis' 'sccntis's. Hoegson Ian s}"'" ri ,
International lesson II Service ThiisH"l' J.. IL
~ LAURA LATIlI;Op. Pastor.
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AIi. Soils CHURCH. Madison-avc. fna ~ 'WIiiiXM
r. IITHr.r NEWTON d. D.. Eecio:.-4''l., ~ -, ,r
K!ftXi;s IL ID viii preach ii a H. ara ''''0 :. III
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CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-ave. and 2ist-st. Rev.
HENRY Y SATTTELEE. l.. j.. Rcctor.-Services Fro-
riary q: Holy Communion and 10 q. m; morning Sc,
ca ami sermon II O'Clock. chlirns choral s"ryic". f'
L. m: evening PRAYER, O'Clock. cNorrl so"','' " :.
sermon p. N. Rev. Or. SATTERLEE VIII presch
morning ami evening Al cordially invited
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AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION; &e s S'n R.y
3D., ana chez SUNDAY. ,t@e. fscStion Of TEN
porance g American ins,i'utions |i'enh p"a-;s
eersisc Edwin Galloway. sce'e'"''
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ALI, sor,rs CHURCH 4th-ayc corne, zy yI.Ms
Sermon 10y the Pastor rev TliEonOH harc - ~
WIi IAN ,ysp$ IEr<E Associate HAIR 'es-
pers $50 n 10 Tho public cordially h!'''e~
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uuor.i tuantcs.
Males.

ELEVATOR RCNNER.-By a Swcd
reference. Address ELEVATOR. 2l3 We
loJth-St.
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CH-RcII or THE COVENANT Groshyier' ~. rarf-
". corner a5ih-gi.. Rev. j. H. " IlN AlNE. j. i'-
asior-Init~l liz services v4:h Brc& Church ''"f'
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t-rir-T II Of iIr ETERNAL HOPE West Sis,-s, De-
wo.n { ilun lrt and AnHfoidam a"cs. i.i'N
RCLLEs Fasi,r-Sunday- school $50 a. m lF, Pr. q.
II Spi t.a Y1eituse. or East and West !n j; lion.
>, M aiaress Great American. = the Month ~.
Henry y'adsWor Loas'elow." special singing ~"
Iorn fellnn-.s
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MADISON sOI-ARl pNEsRYTEHTAN CHURCH. Madl-
sonayc. and 2ith services Saui1y. February - N
~ II q. and 80 p. tie PASTOR lt"t - 81.
PhEKitHsr y. u. VIII preach. sunday school &c. 'io'
~ "a Il
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clf,-2cII or THE DIVINE PhTEKNITY; 3'h-'t".'
cor Ia Tnv CHARLES II EATON. y J.. Ftff,'.
I'll a M sermon by NV. JAMES " TjLLMtN j.. -
7:l5 p m Lecture 10y th~ Pastor - 'rnng nom
deal W,rnanhtol-II rWomen and tho Domestic l|'''
r. Ianphter. VIC AID Mnller-. ~ W..-lInr
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM

tire, Church I2lst-st.. near 3d-aye.-Hey J. EI.MEN
nai,Is ID II, Pastor. breaches at II and 40.
e,o,,A Church 122l-st end Ienox-ayc.-Hev. WILL
r.W II'sTl.i HARsHA. u. y. Pastor. breaches ri lo3
and 7l5 Eyenins topic ''Ihe Moral Consequences q"
Uavins he IaJes'
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GOSPEL TAiuIsNACIE CHURCH. shave. and iiih-
si.I;"v. \. Il. S1A.iSON instrr. VIII preach sabbath
at 1879. Service 10 D. r.. aaI night In the
week -ycou; Saturday. At $.
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GREAT SOLO MUSICAL y iHT ~ METROPoLl
TAN HALL. 1lth ST.. opposite Mays. Satui Day Zoo
Iuary - Every seat FREQ. Metropolitan Meetings Nj
lAIMAN. leadc..
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HOLY TRINITY Oh, RCH. HARLEM. i.on.z-ave. and
l22i-at.. Rev. q. D'W EEpGMAN. y. -; Gcctor-li9y
Communion Morning PRAYER and s'f.o on ri u.
lvca.ag PRAYER AKA so-mon a. 10 IRE t"rt': VII
preach AZ both services
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AMITY BAPTIST ClURDH o4.h, I,';, n, scmnary
NJ. preach The morning, y y vs seats free.
WILLIAMS "rhc Lnf-ui'u. N"'''''N'
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor 51th
st. Rev. ABBOTT +. kiT1RErGE. y. p Pastor; ".
preach morning at II. evening AZ :. Evening su2"''
'Rr..onablencss Il Christian Experience Unto" l'.bi
class Saturday evening a. =.
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MEMORIAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. Washington square.
Sou,h-The Pastor. lHV,A ARD JIDSoN. Will preach
SUNDAY at "a. and 80 p. seats free Strangers
welcome.
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CfUHt OF THE HOLY TRINITY
i-gf ana Haf.f9n-afc..
rev T. " POLE WARREN. J.. D. RI az.
So a. H.. HOLY Communion
u --ornlpg vice. 80 evening service.
- g. 3D.. Chll-eu's service.
fe Rotor rg.N preach.
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CHURCH Or TUT PrElT3NS u'r' -, ies3n' !, '0 ID
&, uoar 5th.avt.-i.cy. CllAHIES !. AptN',.-D, '''
a,,nr WIN ? to-morr,w ai II a ~. an ~ y 49,
Bi q school y j. Young I.opc - meet ., ,ior:
Woanos1av c,cnlnc devotional Eretl.g al o'''0''
Stranger ccrdllly welcomed.
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HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CHURCH. Wee
lf1ih-st and Convenience. R"r CHARLES T. '!iN'lr
i'agor.S''yio,s ~ II -. md j. IA mo:ni. M I'D
feet "Thc Fo:ci,ir- Spirit ~ Forgiven M.n.' =. v.
g T. service IN te .i,uui, ~ third IL series upon
Great Religious Movements II the Day. Strangers WEI
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At REDUCED PRlCES.-50o second
hand wood and iron working machines,
u.ly guarInteed: machinery bought and
eaCaansro. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Js Mad
sof-gt.
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CHURCH. or THE COVENANT formerly covenant
harcn. i2l-s'.. nor @i.aye ,,.,.c"s IL a. N" %
j., le-sciool 9.1J q WoeElr meeting 1hnisi'f al
a. Strangers Cordially welcomed AT these H'4fI''f
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GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ioith-s',
west II Coiufnoustse.. lev, T.. :. 1fIE IN. De- ids-
toll a. ami - o. ~. sermons by fHr pastor.
SunGay-scho, 2.3r 'aillrons eervice with sermon %
800 Tuesday evening illustrated lecture. "ErhJes frun
ihc WIND C..r.. L.. NJ. AAML-E!. MILlLAMS