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FLATS TO IET-l nfurnishcd.

TO LIT fr ffe Infhnuri~ 90 - - West
.4'l.-f fronting Central PARK. very
Oh ...r .r4rfHrrr. DID, ma in .0ur each
house fs..lf~fY frrIrl.f ana Without r.
superior >, % home o. families Please
.rffr fl ffr IHnI'.r
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DRESS WAKING.

DESIGNER ami TITTFR Artistic a.
s.gu-r and litter Will waIt on ladies at
fheir homes. summer dresses 81 % 50 Al
dress card Madame EEl MOLD. 2u3 East
4N.h-sf
IRFSSMAK FIR First class. perfect IT.
TOR. la'est skirts. very low prices this
month. city o- country. references. NJ.
HpHf EKER. -. West 23d st
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NEW s-RDOM COTTAGE, 81 700. so
cash. hnnfre so flonfrlN. Within MIN
ate. waIa d.r.' g. miles from cify.
WDLCoTT - EASE 1ath-sf.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. conner i0Sth-It-
tuhs'annal. artistic. detached house. los
price. send for circular ATLAS IN
lEDFTMr%T co Is Broadway.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FIW DESIRABLE ROOMS nav b. So
cI-eI or r.Nt .-ls % 10 Miller 20 West
.1tf. - tr,..r' .ferfs have been ls-e
an Average ~ eleven Years Call Dr ger
g. Circular vlfh rates
WIsr 7.ru ~ SOL t.r~i e1l'h"-n
family rcf~r,nt~s. CASHIER. J.. -. b.
49,
80 WrrT 1srU.sl Large hrnl-or,.
toms sIngiv 0f lu r.Hre With 'S-"iicn'
faile tfn.4.
.leT. ST wisr Large o..l rooms
superior 'auie. tr1sienfs accommo1n'e i.
sumner raf~s. fcirc' surroundings. refer
eGrT CT ~ WrsT su.cria- ac-omgno-
cations lu suites use o. piano. sri fly
rfs'.'lasf table. summer prices.
g. EAST 3eTI-rT -Iarg- handsome
rom With cNc~li,rt table references Ok
changed
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TO CONTROL EASTERN SHORE TRAFFIC.

1t has been reported that John z. Searles' secre-
ary Of the American Sugar Refining Company, ana
nhers are at the head OF the company formed 70
purchase controlling interest In railroad ana
three steamboat lines. which VIII monopohze trainc
between Baltimore and the Eastern Shore counties
o. Maryland The scheme will include the Baiti-
more and Eastern Shore Railroad, the Eastern
sshore Steamboat Company, the Maryland stea~~
eoat Company and the Choptank Steamboat Com
pahy The combination will give needed connec,
nons from Chesapeake Bay with the Baltimore anu
oa,o and the Jersey Central roads.
M Searles could not be seen yesterday.
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For SALE.


At REDUCED PRICES 800 second
halc wood nrd iron working machines.
flliy guafanteed. machinery bought and
exchanged. GEORGE H EDDl. $50 Mad
scn-s,
AT LITTLE's TOOL STORE 30 Fulton.
o.. New ofh. workshop inhcf merry Noot
Io~sD. list free. wool--nr'irt tools. rcroli
JAWS. designs and fracy woods. incubator'
aud irooders IN operation.
ATT rT"ffOS SEWING machines 4 all
kinds. new. So. good secondhand. $40
cash or credit 'schnnr~ r'nied. NJ
RAtSClfS . i5l aa.av".. iiNth-s'.
HICYCLEs Lady. hirn-grad~. pneumatl,.
R.so Meteor cushion tire. both l'l, used.
81 perfect order. % rea- nnhi" on"r r"-
fused. ia FRANKLIN -. % h"or
HicYcIE. Victor l,n3 liulc u-ol. cali
and ~" II cliAs. H. LOEEER. East
l7th-s
high Tfndo pn"umatics ~ AMI % pounds.
$50 and So No.. lut"iy nov. ~ 3 Losing
ta-.-sNc.. NEAR iiih 81
RIcYCLE BAEGAINs oNEwD. juvenile
whrris' .25 Sa6. So :, s5o. clrh ilrel
ST. To- SIS. HERALD 60. tSpot cash
IioLsci. IA Nassau -. near T. q
BICYCLES
Second hand taken 10 trade for now
wheels We have over - W. VIII cl"nr ou'
very cheap such - Nassau. x31 30 sal.
tr 81 Warwick <35. " storms. so
Oxfords So. ORMONDE COMPANY. 10
fagclhy-st
pESKs-A four loot polished oak roiiiop
cesk for $50. s-fcot high roll solid oak
s,.k :or s3S. the biggest bargains In New
York EMPIRE DESK co. 'od u ~aN
eAFEs. Cheap for ca-r. closing out stock
on hand Of National s9fes a, iss
than cost Of manufacture. T. H. GROSS.
coo broadway
TEAS OlacO. elegant. N. 81 - de-
Ilvercd H. 6. DERlNGEh. fos'oih'''
Vow. Y nrk
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OFFER TO CASH MISSOURI PACIFIC co.,
PONS

lhe recent break In Missouri Pacific collateral
'rus' bonds and the weakness in the stock gave
use 70 Sinister r9mors In Wall Street circles 10
tAy Tears Of default In the August interest on the
oohas A. H. Calef treasurer Of the Missouri Pacific.
ses.eroay announced that ne was authorized 10 casn
rSspols due August ! at once. less interest from
NV" uhtu that date at the rate Of per cent year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
.o.nuo1DpRs ANGERED AT A DEFAULT

.o,.r.1Or DrcRS ANGERED AT DEFAULT.
.o,sho.sers Of the Toledo. Peoria and West
pouroas are indignant at the non-payment Of
-. In,y interest on their securities The road is
'..r,rsd Jointly by the Pennsylvania and the
CI-..ro pnr,ington AMI Quincy railroads. but It's
sa.,.oi stock Is owned by the Pennsylvania The
fsSo,.o-s can take no action until three months
',,,,A hi. II the Pennsylvania does not pay the
,r,srsst in that time resort viii probably De had
- ~ courts prominent banker. who Is in
.,-ss,Ad inihe securities Of the Ioiedo Peoria ana
r~.s,srn Yesterday referred 10 the following para
rra,b IN the annual report OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad which SAID:
ro- the purpose Of securing more direct con
Ivi ' bsiwsen your Southwestern lines and the
nrH,.r, burlington and Quincy and other western
.anuavs your company ACQUIRED lne Owner snip
- majority OF the stock OF the rocco. IeY Y
Nd Western Railway, 23l miles long, ana extenulhs
g., ono ~ the Western termini OF the fltteOure
r,nrnnau. Chicago md ST. Louis RaiiWay al me
,,1ra5s state line by the way OF Peoria. 10 wa
saw m This road which forms a haturaI eN,
.snsion o, the lasi-named line TO the MISSISSIPPI
p,var ,rayerses fine belt Of farming country, De
Ia. reaching the importan; cities Of PEORIA keokuk
I'D burlington and II Is believed that It's acqrisl-
,ior Will be Of value 10 your company! "eSOs4a-
lions are pending WITH the Chleaso, Ie' ms 81
shin and management OF this properly as VIII os
a. the mutual interest Of both companies. ana
snahla them 10 take advantage or It's important
geographical position
what has happened" said this banker within
FIVE months 10 change these wcrds OF President
Roberts? Either the Pennsylvania was greatly mis-
taken IN It's estimate Of the value OF the Toledo
road or the default in July interest Is freeze-
ont scheme IL that is the case we will resist
Il vigorously. II Is time That We received sO"e
explanation Of this default
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
Religions Notifies
COLLEGIATE RrFoRMrn cu

| COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES.
sI VEST END ADB AND sEyEN MES II
president Of Union College. will preach at IL a. m.
FoRTY- - STREET AND FIFTH AvE-church
TWENTY. NINTH STREET AND FIFTH AvE.-REv.
/ PALMER $ HUBERT Will preach at II a m and
SECOND AVE. AND SEVENTH sTREET.-REv
/ 7. W. CHAMBERS. u. D.. will preach at II a m and
D..
CELEBRATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
! MENDORF D. H.. Pastor Morning service only. at II
SECOND CHI'RciI closed during July
TIrTH AyEN 6x PEESgrTERI4H CHURCH corner
JoHN MAcINTosi 3 30, D. Of r6ladepha is es
and p.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7oth.t and Boulevard
Rev l. NJ HALDEMAN. Pastor.--No preaching service
gn, the hiTd lords pax 'ep,GSer 49, Bible school at
during the month Of July.
st.. Ro1 HoWARD DUFFIELD. D. D. Pastor~Nev.r
S Sf r m T'' praac the at year To"f H s
p N spnday-school $3.50 a m Prayer-meetlns Wednes-
FIRST REFORMED PREsBYTERIANS CHURCH l2' h
Ph. p. Pasor.-seryices at ii a m. Rev. Prot DAVID
Esce i Of c6rs's KnowleiFe P'''' ''''
royRTH AvESUS PBEsBY n,TT GHT IFs en1-
will preach tomorrow at II a. m. Wednesday evening
praSer-meeting az :.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. SHAVE. and +tth-
st.--Rey. \ T. SIMPSON Pastor, viii preach Sabbath
st n Services 1870 p. m and every nigh, In tho
week. except Saturday. at s.
GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI,RCH. lo4h-st
Pastor. II N. and 7:5 D. m. sermons by the Pastor
Sunday-school. 10.
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
11lth-si.-Rev r. r MORSE y D.. breaches NJ 1890
o'clock The Pastor DR. CAMPBELL breaches at i;4o
O'clock on 1.-THE Life and Times of John Iunyan." be-
ing u n series the Pilgrims Progress
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner G0h-spr"achnz by the Pastor, Rev
SYLVESTER J.. JONES. u. D.. IT a. Sunday
school "A $3.50 4 n. Al cordially invited
MADISON AVENUE PREsRYTFRtAN CHURCH I'D
- Rev GEORGE WTITEFlEl.O MEAD breaches II ana
/ \ Evenng subject "rhe Rich Young Ruler" All wei
come. Seats free.
MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH.. 5h-ave and
l2Gth Rev, A. j. BRIGHAM. y D.. ~ Colgate Uni
Vrrsity. Will preach II a. and 80 p. III.
MrTROPOIITAN HALL. l4th-st.. 9th ave-
y m. great Thanksgiving and praise service. Colonel
/ EVANS leads. Ur. CARPENTER speaks Miss Donald
son. soprano. W. W spencer bass and W Giles tenor.
will take part 10 popular peoples service. conducted
AMI "a stan II sol1sts and workers.
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Rev. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor.-No preaching service
until the third Lords Day Sentenber 10 Bible school
$3.50 n. PRAYER me"tng Friday evening 7:45 p. m.
during the month Of July.
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WORK WANTED.
Female,

Female.
A Young LADY. a college graduate. de-
sl~.s a position as companion or gov
,,ness. good reference. For particulars
address ". T.. Tribune Office.
HOOKKEEPER assistant double entry.
st.nographer and typewriter. salary NJ
reference given. o.. Box -. tribune ONE.
MANICURE. BY a lady. a few customers
az residence Mrs. LONG, l32 West 10Th
81.
Young Girl. In Office or would do mall
ins ar addressing. J. w. Postotfice. Jer-
sey city
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Rrllnious Notices.

A SERVICE participated in by more than 200 chill
dren consisting OF singing and Rotations Is held every
sunday afternoon nj $50 which the public is invited
in the Five Points House OF Industry. 100 No:ths DO
nations ~ clothing and shoes solicited
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ACCOUNTANT Expert VIII write up
small sets u books. open or close ho"N"'
design systems Of accounts for corpora
tlons do estate work etc. VI. X. g.
Tribune once.
/ HAVE EXCELLENT plant for saniiarium
and desire physician - aid enterprise.
Address HEALTH. Tribune Once.
ICE CREAM. soda fountain. candy and
notion store Tor sale. owner going 70
Europe. rs Varlckst.
PARTY Of good standing would invest a
few thousand dOllgrs. or would pui'hhs'
n profitable business. particulars necessary.
CONFIDENT1AL. Tribune once.
WANTED. 81. 900 lonn by 10000 gas com,
pany. first mortgage or bonds, interest," "
per cent. 80 900 annual net income CIV
eIg.. GAYNOK. "a broadway. Room >.
STEAM LAUNDRY for sale. Inquire Cto
Broadway. Scw- York.
sF;I. r PENETRATING GAS from kerosene
oil burners made FOR all sizes 81 r'"c o
and ranges NJ danger. makes better hIr
ana cheaper than coal. = years In practl'hl
Use every day. patent Tor sale ,,un,'S "
States. A. s. Box =. tribune 'r''e'
WANTED. Partner for the cutting ana
handling OF some valuable timber IN west
Virginia. Address e. II. Tribune on'c".
$500 WILL. SECURE grand manufacturing
business In i've counties. lhclunlnk ~
York and BROOKLYN for q years, WIZ pay
1900 10 s4OD per month. Call quick ana
EXAMINE this opportunity. Astor hons"'
Room c5S.
siso-CANDY. cignrs. news depot; also
coal and wood cellar; good living apart
ments: be- location. must be sofa, no
agents. 81 West 3sths
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CHURCH or THE INCARNATIoN. Madisonave and
35fh-sf. Rev, ARTffI'E BROOKS. - J.. Rector. Morn
ng service ~ n O'Clock. afternoon service az O'Clock
Strangers cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

At THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. west
End-ave and als'-si. Rev DR. KERR. Pa@tor.-HervceS
at II a. m. Sermon by the Rev. Dr. d. O. DAVIES OF
Florida. All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
.c,E,C RAILROADS BILL.

prrIIY OUTLINES THE PLAN PRO
chA'''. .ost,n Ry THE HOUSE COMMITTEE.
-, 1ulv oO-In regard TO the bill for the
"ae ., the Indebtedness Of the Union and
idjusu pso,ec railroads. which the House Com
C en an Pacific Railroads reported to-day. James
nh'' oarlv of PENNSYLVANIA. the chairman OF the
D. 80 ana author of the bill, furnishes the fo~
loving s'a'e''' - ,h. hin is not only enectrallv
The ma'n enormous debt due to the Govern
10 secursN The investment Of another dollar but
meni Mnitely 10 wind up the relations between the
also apso eu, and these companies. The bonds for
Cover 49,. Government Is Liable ial due from jan
nary EsS, 1 - The method of ascertannS the
secton, worth of the debt az of the Isl oi jan
present. VIZ M m, amount so computed is to be the
amour, sf Congress under the act OF 1854 gave
mind una ,,ses authority 10 issue their own bonds
these or and amount to bonds issued by the
Of evsn,,en; securcd by a mortgage which was o
Governn,'en npon the roads thereby subordna ting
be q rIoSvernnent lien and making II secondary.
ne hon6s bear per cent interest. WnlcH hts
These Sealv drain upon the earnings Of the roads
been .ar navment of which and all operating *
ana q o,lv could the Government come IN lor any
penses OH be resu., has been that the annual pay
portion !ne Governrent as REQUIRED by law. have
mem - sufficient 10 meet even the annuaI ihteI-
not Devh bs government bonds much less 10 provide
ssl On one principal at maturity ,, l.. 49,.
io Tox The vital point OF the proposed bil Is tnat
IT, requires the wping out OF these hrsl MOI a =,
when rS, only thereby reducing the annual ilXeI
sssrres Of the companies but HAVING tne vIrV f ~
cna .n the Government first lien as security lo'
gvins I've n This IS proposed TO be done by APP
n nsng tha amount In the sinking fnnd uNue' w
Iylns act and requiring the companies 10 raise
Inuhiance necessary fully pay off and discharge
me n q, 70 the credit of the Union PACING In the
,tng fund about 100000 in round isu Re- ana
shs M credit OF the Central Pacifc ABOUT so"VVo
70 tne oIso a considerable amount due these com
5sses for transportation services for wCn no 5
panriat,on has been made II the PROVISIONS OF tie
propr resDect are carried ont by the companies,
i I the debt g he fSgT SS hrSt
len j - irntarest with the scale OF payments
,ipSnay increased during each ten years Tor "a
peroa o. etsry dollar due the Government would be
paid. .,., bore.orore proposed contemplated both
JtsSt,c ~ the first mortgage as well as the Gov
asni debt but it must be apparent TO any one
ernns....h tho first mortgage as now existing. con
that VII ~,iori.v Of lien there could be little
unu eo No. of recovering the Government claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

ST LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 1o8
West 4ist-st Eev. C. S. NARROWER D. D., Pastor.
Morning service II. Sunday school at 2:30 p. m
No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
Sth-st.. Roy. John HALL. d. D. Pastor-The Rev
JOHN s. MACINTOSH d D.. Of Philadelphia s
and { u. II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Madi-
son,ay. and 2e.hs,rPrssehins By the pastor Rsy.
Wedding Ought be Glad" and at :45 p. m. topic.
Are You Free DO Right Everybody welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

ST. MICHAEI.S CHURCH. Amsterdam-ave and 99th-st
A. NJ. 1880. Holy Communion. 10. Litany and Ante
Communion: II. morning prayer, with sermon by the
Rev. JOHN p PETERS, Pm d. r. NJ, 4, evensong
lchoraD. with address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM.
FIRST CHURCH l2lsi-st., near 3d-ave-Rey; J. Ell,
MENDDRF. u. T.. PastOr.-Moning service only, at III
O'Clock. Rev. r II. MARLTNG will preach.
SECOND CHURCH closed during July
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9th
It, and Rev. JAMES MlFDp D. D..
~ Scrnnto "a Pom. viii preach II =. M and p m
All corliallv invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
between 9th It'll ayes. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN
BUCHANAN d. D., Pastor, breaches Sunday 1920 a. m.
and 10 p. m. Strangers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHI'RCII, corner 3Ith,st.
and 5ih-ave Pastors Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE. y D..
Roy j. II. MIIVAINE. -. Don sunday. July - Rev
JAMES @. X. M'CLI'RE. H. p. viii preach At u a. m.
Welnc sday evening hour of Bible study song
and PRAYER IN tho chapel adjoining the church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th-ave. and 18th
ST.. Rcv. HOWARD DUFFIELD. u. D.. Pastor.-Never
closes Hosrtahe helpful restfIl year round Rev.
JOSEPH GREENLEAF will preach II a. m. AMI
r. Sunday $50 a. Prayer meeting Wednes
day Y IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

THE PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. s6thst. and
Arnserdam-ave.. Rev. ANSON p ATTERBCRf. D. D..
pastor-Open throughout the Preaching by Rev.
r r. Mr'LLALY. p. d. Sunday school at 9:f5 a. m
Wednesday evening prayermeetng at o'clock Al! cor
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST. shave. above
4i,i-st. R.y H. FAREER MORGAN -. D.. B"ctor.-S
u Ko.y C1nmunion II d. IN. morning prayer Tile
Rector Will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 18th
81. between Gth and 7th Rev. JAMES D. STEELE.
Phi D.. Pastor.-Services at II n. Rev Prof DAVID
STEELE. u D.. of Phila.. Will preach Subject. THE
Excellency OF Chrst's knowledge"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH.
west Of sth-aye:-Preachng by the Pastor. Rev Or.
PETER STRIKER 1870 a. m. No second service.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening o'clock Free seat
and hearty welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CHURCH OF THE DISCIPLES 5G'h-s'.. Of sth
ave. R"v. d. - TYLER. -. H.. Pastor. The Pastor
viii p-caci' ~ sunday morning. J1y "@ Christian En-
dcsyor pray meeting nt oc.1'k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

ST. GEORGES CHURCH. Siuyvesant Square. Rev W.
s. RAINSFORD. Rector-fIoly Communion at a. m.
Morning prayer and II a. Evening prayer
and sermon at p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

sou'he1yt corner 5thave. and ish-st. 'very SUNDAY
iO:45 o. "a Hiilc-clasT. l. N. New York church ~
christ Scientist Mrs. LAURA LATHROP 9. :. D..
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drcn OF singing and rotations Is heG ey.y
in the Five Points House OF Industry i55 woTh-s Do
nations ~ clothing end shoes solicited
THE FOURTH rREsFyTEFgASS cmrncH !.r Wees.
Florida. All -ccome,
THE SCOTCH rnEsEyTrRlAAEN GH IFST . s' b.
q scr"nt Penn. win preach at II a" M and p m
nnGE F .y G GEG1 x 'ff9sH n
VINES s5y SycSnr al an hour se study song
ana PRAYER In tho chapel adjoining the church
BROADWAY TABERNACLE cHrRcH,
r ma No il d. viii preach services at il
a. ana p. Strangers Welcomed
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57,n-st.. near 9Th ave
MORSE At at H. at Al S1@ E yi
st. end "h.ays 10 rev PT, - reiI nrilss ser
pS cf nee at os5 p Cordial welcome.
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. West 42d-st.. near 9TH,
ay-.!cy. u. Il. CHENEY. Of West superior Wis. win
sl5 p m. Al cordially welcome.
CENTRAL METHODIST Fl IscorAL CHURCH. nh
and lin-e Rev 6 = GREGORY Pastor -pTeac .l,
peoples meeting : p m All are Invited.
CENTRAL. presbyterian CHURCH, S!th,st;. be;
tve~n BROADWAY and Ith-ave. Rev. WILTON MEKl.t
SMITH T. H.. Preaching by tho Rev. HERR1tK
JOHNSON. H. j.. ~ chicago at II a. and y. m
Christian Erdcavor meeting Monday evening az $ Sran-
gers cordially invited.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Hodeson Hail.
sou'hclgt corner ave. and i;,h-s. 'very SUNDAY
iO:4i o. ~. EilIc-clas9. - IN. New York church u
. CHRIST Scientist. Mrs. LAURA IATHROP. G. :. D..
Pastor.
CHURCH. OF THE DISCIPLES 5G,h-s'.. of sh.
! ave. R"v. J.. - TYLER. -. H.. Pastor Tn" Pastor
will p-c4cr ~ sunday morning. JulV ~ Christian En-
dcayor pray meeting 10 O'clock
CHURCH or THE HEAVENLY REST. 5'have. above
45ih-st. R.y. H. PARKER MORGAN. y. D.. H"ctor-N
o. H. Ho.v C1nmuuion II a IN. morning prayer. The
Rector viii preach.
CHURCH or TIE INCARNATIoN. Madison-avc, and
35ih-si Rev, ARTIU'R BROOKS. - y. Rector Morn
irg ~ II o'clock; afternoon service az O'Clock
/ Strangers cordially Invited
CHURCH or THE PrRrrANs Greshv'erlanl. i2oth-
st. near 5fh ave- Hct. CHARLES !. YOUNG. y. -.
Pastor Roy = VI ~ CKlIl. D. D. VII rr"a' nor
row NJ II a. Evening service omitted wednesday
evening devotional meeting - = e'c''e N'N- 4 \ j..
TAYLOR u D.. = C..urnus Ohio Will pr'aoh on july
-. STRANGERS cordially w".rl1
CHURCH or THE STRANGERS M-rc'r.si.. s'h
-T-o-uorrov. Ert. s. T.. BOWMAN. : = j.. viii preach
free and ushrrs heartily w"' " strangers ~ TIE DOORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH West 42d-st.. nth
ave-!:oy. H. y. CHENEY. II West superior Wis. viii
preach SUNDAY ~ II a. and p. Sunday-school 81
2:lj p. m. All cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 10th
st. and 7thaye.. Rev. pr. 4 - kEND,G Pastor
vice a 7:t5 p IN. Sunday school AZ 2;3o p m Young
peoples meeting At $50 = m. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CENTRAL METIIODIST ~ IsCOPAL CHURCH. nth
ave and ilfh-ei Rev g Il. GREGORY. Pastor-Preach-
ing ~ IO45 p. m Sunlay-schoo $50 IN. Young
peoples meeting. : y. m. All are Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 22d-st-The Pastor Rev. JOHN r. DAVIES. H. D.
will preach tomorrow at II wednesday evening
prayer meeting AZ :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CHURCH or TIE PURirANs Preshv'eranl i3oh-
-, nelr 5il ave- Row. CHARLES !. YOUNG. - -.
Pastor Rey g. VI HlCKIEN. D. -. VII rrca,h nor
row ~ u q Evening service omitted "Wednesday
evening" Devotional meeting - oc'0et Rey. 4. \ T.
TAYLOR - D.. = C..lrtu- ohio. VIII preach July
-. STRANGERS cordially weirIn D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st.. near 9Th ave -
Or t. CAMPBELL breaches IL. and Or. F. i.
MORSE NJ sundav-school n r. Nj cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner lOth-st-Pubic worship morrow at IL a. m
and 5 D. IN Rev. HERBERT FORD will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

BROADWAY TAEERNACLE CHURCH
34fhsi Eroa iwayopen throughout me sum
mer r NOZZLE H. D. Will preach. Services at II
m. and = D.. IA Strangers Welcomed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

| ST. BARTHOLOMEw's CHURCH. Madlson-ave. and
4fh-st.. the Rev. y. H. GREER d. D.. Rector-Sunday
Morning PRAYER litany and II o'clock
/ The Rev. Or. MGREW will offcate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5,th- st. be- =,
frcDu Broadway and 7th-aNe.. Rev. WILTON MERLE
SMITH T. H.. aetor-prcaching by the Rev. HERRICK
JOHNSON. II. -. " Chicago. az II a. and y. M
christian Erdeavor meeting Monday evening a. s Stran-
gers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH. SHAVE. and +tth-
st.-Rav A. T. SIMPSON Pastor. will preach Sabbath
30 Services. 1890 p. and night In tho
week. except Saturday at 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-21

GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. io4th-st
west of Co,unlh,s-aye.. Rev. +. s Triple. Phi. D..
Pastor. II a m and 7i5 .. sermons by the Pastor
Suuday-schoo 10.