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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15
A LETTER FROM PACL DANA.
HE MAKES A SUGGESTION TO THE MAYOR RE
GARDlNG THE HARLEM SPEEDWAY.
parl Dana has written the following open letter.

GARDlNG THE HARLEM SPEEDWAY.
Paul Dana has written the following open letter.
Stated December IA. to Mayor Gilroy
The Park Commissioners amazing determination
20 impose upon the Park land of the Harlem Drive
way a certain design not prepared or approved by
any recognized park designer and adopted originally
In direct opposition TO the judgment OF me us
reached q point when must beg leave report 10
you an explanation given wheh was iheNoei Vi
the commission. 49,, ,,-,
tract for the desired purpose can pe Justllea MN
proper study and supervision. Without that, II Is
vandalism pure and simpe. A sta,emehi naq Ir d.
will show how wanton was the Vandalism tleii
resolved upon and stu in operaonn' Inc sSoud
be changed was answered fatty by one OF the COM
missioners with the reply. accepted by his co..
leagues. that he "would not eat crow -
The Commissioners had made their own arbitrary
treatment of this city property personal issue
against a public already arrayed IN indignant pro-
The plan then adopted was. SO far as my knowl-
edge extended, in conflict with fundamental canons
Whether that opinion be sound or not professional
learning has had absolutely no chance TO cnailense
this plans merit in behalf Of the public paying Tor
1t and intending 10 Use IT,
The gross disagreement between the Park Com
mission and the experts qualified TO speak on the
question has been sustained on the commission
part in the spirit of personal interest expressed by
the quotation given above. The work has been IN
apparent. since Mr. Olmsteds letter of December
r. that the only way TO eliminate II Is to eliminate
place the landscape architect OF the Park Depart
ment and by submitting the design still uncom-
What justice is still possible TO the public and to the
Driveway will be done in that way and 1t can be
said without hesitation that it cannot be done in
any othe! way | respectfully submit this state.
ment 10 you for your considera ton as the head OF
the government of New-York City Respectfully
New-York Dec A. 1894
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WORK WANTED.


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A YOUNG WOMAN wants any k,rd of
employment. but not mental work. lto
West SD ST.. light. De Longs bell. No =.
CASHIER By a young lady Of 20 in re-
tai grocery or other business. Miss \.
KN.CKMANN. is5 Ten Eyck- st. Bklyn.
COMPANION &c.--A lady Of refinement
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AMITY BAPTIST CHURCH. $40 IVES, - i" M m
Evening service 1:45
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near Sixty-frst-st.: LOS First-ave.: 100
West Forty-second- 1872 Coiumhus-ave.
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FLATS TO LET-Furnishe ed.

THE EpFNRORO APARTMENTS 2o3
West l0ad-st. -First-c.nss. all light. y
rooms. steam heat. elevator. reasonable
price STEVENS. on premises. or 9th
a., cor.e~ aYf -
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ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison.aye and 6oth.st-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at II = m n~'-
song at 4:SO p M
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helioions Notices.

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Mercer-st'c near
q, REV r ARTHUR T. P1ERSON, late OF spuIs. a,
Tabernacle London England. VIII preach tnoxs rec
- M and 40 n m. the seats are always -.
lie viii a so deliver an ION MISSIONS III S va
church next Wednesday. 18Th inst. at p. m to''e "
ny friends.
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WORK WANTED.
Nlule.

ELECTRICIAN Understands al kinds oi
electric repairs and arniature Winulis'
wishes good position, be-; OF re,ere",ss'
Al iress JOHN ROSS. J.. D. ISox I'D
u y 1
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ALL SAINTS, Henry and Scanned SITS. Rev WILL,
IAN n DUNNEIL. ID. D., Rector.-iC:30 T. m and
7:SO .. Seats all free. sunday-school. a. m. and
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE.-Ponies for children; nor -
,s,ntered: box stalls Address DIR. o. G.
JACKSON p. o Box 16l. Jamaica. L. L.
" Y.
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VIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE
on James River from ~ 20 30 miles west
~ Nichmond. ON twenty miles at bar
gain. Railroad station adioins this farm.
W. A. PARSONS.
Sabot Island. Va.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.

A SUITE or single room. with bath pri-
vatc house. 9TH and q h ayes. 33th-st.j.
with or without meals. which VIII DE
served In rooms. Address BEST REFER
EHCES. Tribune Uptown once. l.2'2
Broadway.
FRONT HALL ROOM with closets, In prI
Vate family. to gentlemen only. 100 East
45th-st.
10 NEST 33D-STs Large. sunny room
with bath: two smaller rooms. beauti-
fully furnished. breakfast optional. refer
vn,r.
lOTH-sT.. 81 WEST. -Magnlhcently fur
nishcd large nOor. also large sunny
rooms. 81. 81. superior house. private, ref
ercnces.
II WEST 22D-ST. Rooms for gentlemen.
newly fitted. bath same nOor, reasonable.
connects Ciark's restaurant
~ WEST i2rH-ST Handsomely furnished
floors or suites Of large rooms In "A quiet.
private house. sunny southern exposure
overlooking 5th-aye. windows On two sides
In every room. references.
% WEST 23D-sT. Large and small rooms;
steam. bath: terms reasonable: gentle
men only.
47G WEST 22D- ST. Large front and back
rooms: suitable for two: rooms for light
housekee. ing. city visitors accommodated.
ADVERTISEMENT AND sUBsCRIP-
TiONS FOR THE SEw,YORK TRIB.
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Ones: 23+ EIghth-ave.: 200 Third-ave..
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near sixty nrst-st.; LOS F,-.t-ave.: 100
west Forty-sscond-s,.: ioc columbus-svs.
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ror-RTu AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; cor
~ o9d sf The Pastor the Rev. JOHN L. pAN =.
II u Will preach tomorrow az II ana =. "edhes lay
evening Pc, er-mceiing at :. Welcome I" all
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At THE LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN Sii I'll, ~ II
rorthvest corner l2lstst.-Rev MERLE 81 WIN
Pastor will preach morning at H. snoJeun cor,isiiv
t,anity" Sunday-schoo at 945 a. M All are co'"'"''
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


\ HAY-LOADER that Is better than those
In use See Weekly Tribune. December
( G Y. W. A. ROBINSON 0'"euA'
A GENTLEMAN. wishing 10 retire. offers
Tor SAL q manufacturing business. esiab-
lishcd ten years. an excellent opportunity
for person who has sufficient capital
about $500 600. and energy principals
only dealt with. Address Box II. Tribune
Once. or Boz 1894. N""-York fos'oi'ice
CIGAR sTO . downtown location. INST
clas, hNur good living for Tignt man.
cause u selling sickness. Apply il6 Grand
n. " 10 II
FOR SALE An old-estahlished piano
business. an excellent opportunity. the
business Is easily learned. TAYLOR
son. East lsth-st. y. Y.
GArGE-RUNNER PLOUGH - Patent
Manufacture. Soc description In Weekly
Tribune December II. page q. J.. q.
HOBBY. Anton. y Y.
IMPROVED VISE.-Capl,al wanted .
manufacture. See descriptions In Weekly
Tribune December l. page g. W T.
HAlGHT. New Milford. H.
PARTNER WANTED 30 large lots. near
station. or medical lozenge. on the mar
kri. 80 rer cent pront. either n mint II.
j. GiRBY. BENEDICT Building
THERE'S MONEY IN Hnwley's Invention
OBJ, % knock DOWN and return packing case.
500 desrrlr.'i. p In Achievements = Yankee
SIKH Weekly Tribune December ~. page
e. HENRY HAWI.EY. Cuipeper. Va.
TOHAccOSisTs' SUPPLY pEALEPs.-
Design and .manufacturc = improved
,fp. registered "Snkflef cup nni saucer
shown KALpENHERG's . As,or House
i.r iaiNuv
wRf%GyR GEAR An Improvement for
slf~ Soc Weekly Tribune December :.
rage q = g FREEMAN oregon H.
WANTED Unique patented article for
PHYSICIANS ny dentists als1 one fDr mail
hns n-.s purchase q royalty. CONTROL.
TX @'-G Nv YORK
WANTED -Hy miidl~-,ged resp nsihle
m4n AWerir ~. uffl0r work or som IN.
f''r .ecnra'ian nominal Ply; would Ten
employer some capital Address REED.
- irrsii'n'-s'. i'r 0hi,n.
WANTED Man with $500. money
cured SIS VD annually. CARRIER. 81
Grand RAPIDS. Mich.
sioo Will. SECURE PARTNERSHIP IN
established si1ca and bond brokers': good
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THE TRIBUNE
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Advertisements ard subscriptions
received there urfil O'Clock .. m
At nRASCH OFFICES
Advertisements Revived a. regular Once
rates unui p. m Va.
20 shave. D. cor - @3is,.
80 sfh.lt~. cor i2fh-sf
1872 columbus ave. hear West Gs,hs..
TOD W,s' - 30. near dth ave.
- West i4ft.s near :fh-ave.
- West S2i-sf.. bet I'm and s'h ayes
~ ffh.asr.. cor lifh-s;.
'as 3t-a,e.. between Ia,h ani ~ 81.
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CHRIST CHURCH 7istst and Boulevafa, "
sIIIpNAN Rector. Rev. HERBERT SHlPMAN, nHs's'.
ant-Mornng service at II O'Clock Evening se'''0e d"
: SUNDAY school 10 a. III.
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AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHI K *. H. "c ,r
Ct near Central Park West-Rev Dr W LIZ. IL, @,i5
rsr..,ehss A. II , m and D. sabbath scho3' ~, ~"
"wednesday evening prayer-mecting at :, N"''s''"' ~
deavor Friday S All cordially hN''eu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

r>crNFER. -rirs,-class license: steam or
hydraulic elevators, electric nght' "es'
,ofsr,nces 100 West 20th-st.
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At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertise received a. regular once
rates until p. m, w.
o5l shave. $. = cor Of 23dst.
i52 G'h-ave.. cor. l2th-st.
no ro,umbus-avc.. near West 6S.h-st.
100 Wos, i2d-st.. near 6th-aVe.
~ W.st ,2d-sf.. bet. 1th and s,h ayes.
~ ith-ave.. cor. 14ih-si.
ms 2d-avc.. between 10Th and nth SIS.
3o3 ad-sve between 18Th and iGth SIS.
/ o9G 3d-ave near Gis'-si.
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~ r11t, srC,o\D I'NITARIAN CHIKCH n HI.U!N.
LIN corner Of clinton and Cronsress ssr,e n II
" ct1 aIWICK will preach tomorrow morning ~
o'clock subject "Our Boundcn Duty. Inc Pu'0 =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

crxrpa1 CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH oith-s'.:
r.es, - s,h.ave-WILLIAM LLOYD Pastor preaches d,
II M 745 p Mc,nng Eleye, Pa aI,, Men ana
sersoliism versus Truth; subject rs This Wora ~,y
~ pe,, or FOR the Advent Of Jesus Christ lst
Yea pictures OF Rome and the Romans "hen 'h'ts,
Cane All welcome. seats free al p m I,if '.la,
,r,,sIc hy Marcella I,ndh Alice Baumgarinei harN.d
ne.ier Walter Carroll Low. director organis' Maze
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

Al WEST INSIST Handsomely fuf-
nlshcd looms suite or separately. WIN
l
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Country.

SHORE BOARDING HOUSE. at Green
wlch.-25 rooms: attractive location sac
rifice II quickly sold. J. W. ATWATEK'
IL IfJcrty-st.
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CHRIsT"s COMING Is NEAR-CHRIsTIAE lslsA I'll
TIE SANCTUARY. iOs lst-st Services AZ .'p u.
snhioct The Lord Gathering His Elect Now from Je"
and Christian Churches. also Preparing Them 10 f.hyo
Ills Glorious Millennium on Earth without NH'"'"'
tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

AT THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHIRDH' "ss'
End.ave and 9lst-st. Rev. JoSEl'H X. khhi9S ~ ~
go M "Other Mems Labors p IN
SsNha,h- school p. m, The Anthem OF Astrononi;
Wednesday evening lecture at O'CLOCK. fuo''o ''''
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ASSOCIATION HALL. TwENTY-THIRD ST RE;Er !
HAPTIST CHURCH. ithaVe.-iteN' iHO"'''"
nixon breaches al II and S. Welcome all
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

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LEADING HOUSE In teas exclusively
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ambitious salesman showing HrSt,ciasS
record and controlling hlgh-class trade IN
York Ncw-Jcrscy and PENNSYLVANIA.
TEA IMPORTERS. Box G'2. y. \. city.
WANTED. Irresponsible parry having
knowledge II music. Wishing Hkht
plcasant and profitable position. write rs
Tor particular. y. :. HAND COMPANY.
22G Wabash ave. Chicago.
WANTED, 10 take charge OF n department.
in Indiana or Ohio. an experienced ad-
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highest class u business men and institute
tons r. such man a place viii be given
Of trust and profit. Call on or address
ADAMS e Co. IS Duane-s.
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Offices. 2jf Eighth-ave.. 900 Third-ave.,
corner Forty-scvcnih-st. ~? Las Forty.
sr,rnth-st corner Third-ave.. $50 East
l25th-st.. near Third-ave l0eG Thiri-ave..
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HELP WANTED.
Female

Female
WANTED Every lady 70 wear our ;, Nv
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measure: shoes ready next day. !.
CONSUMERS SHOE MFG CO. III
r-f,,,a. ItrorilYu
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a, WEST 5isT-sT Handsomely fur
nlshcd looms. suite Or separately Win
blA4l. references.
AK%o. lI,a BROADWAY. entrance II
West 2sth-st. select family and tran sient
hotel rates reasonable. LEW - LELAND.
proprietor
EXCELLENT cuisine. with or with
nuf wine. large ana small ~ ms. clean.
moderate 30 West 25'h-at
DESIRABLE rooms on the second fpor
with board. AZ 40. 3? West l'th-st.. ref
er'rc's
HANpsOMELY furnished rooms; southern
.Apo-uf". superior board ana service
table board. references. 90 West iNth-si.
LEXINGTON AVE. ii3. near 2'th-st--
Large. pi~arant rooms. comfortably iuf-
ni-hci. heated. every convenience, quiet
private house. references.
WEST 7iTH-ST Select hoard. southern
family. references. CASHIER. +. .. Box
2lGi.
wASHISGToN SQUARE WEST. ~. De
-ifahl furnished rooms. excellent table.
plrlpr Alor. reasonable. Iih-av cars.
Ito EAST 3STI-ST Large r. N. second
nolr. also back parlpr. excellent table.
references.
LARGE. well furnished rooms with
board. second and third floor; table
board. references. l33 West iith-st
2isT-sT. rs EAST. Gramercy Park
Pleasant rooms. generous table. every
thing nrst class. private park privileges.
reference.
3iTH-sT.. WEST Handsome second
floor. private table. private hrh.
3ITII- ST. ~ WEST desirable well fur
nshed rooms g. Jet with superior board.
references rrql red.
20 WEST 51cT 81. Handsome. large from,
room. rupcrior table ana attendance.
small family. reierenc" required
ADvt KTIsEMryTs AND >uBscRIP.
rICNs tDi. THE NEWiDi;k Tl,in.
IN Will M RECEIVED AZ THE
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"a door north ~ Thirty .nrst..t.; and AD.
.rIgIiStMr.N'fS at the following branch
Onee. 80 fighfh ave. go Third. ave
corner Forty scv"rth.st lJ9 Iast FortT.
-cvcnth-st.. corner In'rn a'e., nso East
i25t.st. near Third.a'c. ,t-,5 rhird-ava,.
near Si~tv.rrst LOS f'rst-ave. 100
West torty..coond-st 1872 tclumbnsave
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Rel,qious Notices.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4tn-ave.. corner 2Otn-st.Gser
rnnu nv the Pastor, Rev THEODORE c. WILLIAMS IL
a m Sunday school. $3.50 p. M. In charge oil ny,
IF EDERIC j. GAULD. associate. The public cordially
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RELIGIOUS Notices.

A-A-A-A-A-A-THE POPULAR LECTURER.
Church OF the Messiah. Association Hall. 23dst and
4h-ave Sunday. December ~. at o'clock All men are
welcome.
A-A-A-A.-FORwARD MOVEMENT.
Metropolitan Hall. Gth-ave. and l4th-st.
Sunday afternoon. O'clock-Sacrcd Hour. Rev. i. e.
HORTON OF st. Paul. will speak Night at ';4o.
Mr.. HORTON will preach Orchestral music. congrega-
Monday-Young Peoples Night In charge OF Christian
Tndeavor society Miss WRAY will assist
Tuesday-PHILIP PHILLIPS. jr's, Great Pictorial
Wednesday night-PeopIes Addresses and solo
MISREPRESENTATION Night. COLONEL EVANS and
Miss WRAY. . or.....
questions people A very interesting service
eaturday-Muscai Night. and at p m. Womans
Quoted BY cergymen OF the city
A. c. DIXON Of Brooklyn. will speak In the Broomc
Street Broadway. NewYork. next Thurs
day At 800 ne VIII give exposition OF sun
lesson followed at $3.50 by service OF song
Free.
A -sERvICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN
consisting OF singing and Rotations held
every Sunday $50 TO which the public
4 jnvited In Points House OF Industry. l5o
Worth-st. Donations OF clothing and shoes solicited
ALL SAINTS, Henry and Scanned SITS. Rev. WILL,
LAM ~ DuNNEI-I. d. D.. Rector.-lG'S9 m ana
ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison.aye and 6oth.st-
Rev r. HEBER NEWTON will preach 1t II . m "'~
song at ASO p. m
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CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET.
Brooklyn

Brooklyn.
PART OF a THREE-SToRY, new brown.
stone house large front alcove room "a
coor and four rooms and storc-room 80
noor): excellent modern improvements !:
70, desirable neighiorhood: light and
cbccrfui rooms: residence ~ he owner s
small family Of three adults. two minutes
,rnm Alhany-aye. station. Kings Co. Ele-
waited; Is minutes from Bridge. VIII le' 10
"A gentleman and WIFE or small family o,
ad'Ii,s not exceeding three persons rent
S25 Apply To- CHARLES T.. HOTALtNG
AL Sumner-avc.. corner McDonough-
Nrnnkltn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

DIR. BRApIEY Vicar q 81. Agness, Trn.t! far.sh,
will preach AZ the Church of the li)ll SepucuIe, =,
74th-st. corner Of Ia:k-ave.. on SUNDAY e''""S " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

AMERICAN THEATRE 42d,st and G Nycni5r a
Ia : 20 n m Conducted by the Rev \: Is slMi
assisted by the HARRY WIISOH ,,,r R prrT =; and
mere Miss shepard will sing. Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION ChickerinS nan
9Th ave and 9TlSck aG Mns ho,cc
r nas"a, nrogramme Miss EMMA WING soloist In
st ,tnl =. ,TE RI,iI. GEORGIA and ADA PARK:
ANNA I'M ~ JOSEPH ROGARDUS. President.
EDWIN GALLOWAY, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

proOM1NGDA1.E CHURCH boulevard West Ss,h, ,
MADISON c. PETERS breaches ut H. WY rvsn, +
~ r,,ie ~ Re the Word Of God ';@o. mn, !
Honestly Believe Concerning Hell. Hei'hre ana iu's"
tory" All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH West 800 So =. .'I al
m and 7.45 D. m. sunday at 2:i' p m A''
welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

AMERICAN HEBREW CHRISTIAN MISSION no No. u
G, Nark's Place (East Sth-st ).--HERMANN WARSIA-
WI Az breaches in English Jews and Christians sun
dav evening al 80 above mission To-day SATURDAY
M H. m TO many hundreds Of Jews In the he VIII
Memorial Church 2sC Rvington-st All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

FIRST CHURCH, i2lst-st.. near Sd ave-sev D. FL
MENTORF D. D.. Pastor. breaches al IL ana ''''
SECOND CHURCH. l23d-st. and Ienox-aVe...
WILLIAM JUSTIN HARsIiA. u y. Pastor peacis "a, az
1870 and -. Evening topic. The Hsphhu'" " NV
Hibe I'm the Light Of somu!Dn sens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH. Maids. nave ana o',h,
.rhc Rev Ir HECKLrY. Pastor. Will preach IN inins
and evening special course 81 evening srnohs "m
trrs,ion Fnleayor ne sunday evening ''l' Gun
dav.schoo $50 Prayer meeting "wednesday 'Ne'''o'
CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

BRICK PREsnYTERIA% GHEFcH ih" sni Rev
~ xIivAINr d. j. Pastrs.-Services suhlay !,eor I'LL,
her iG al II a m. and 30 p m lI NJ j. M
nri .,h IN tho morning and Rev Dr. JOHN II EpNNhNS
/, a." at,erno1n sunday school. 90 a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

.r THE sOr.rH REFORMED CHURCH. Madison ave
.orror 9s,h,s, Rev RODEKlCk TERRY, y u. RAJ
Morning service IL o'clock. Afern0' service '>
The pastor will preach al each service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

lanes southwest corner Mndison-a'c and ,"d-s' he'
~ pj,NE,XSNYpTR u. D.. Pastor-Servlces. II . NJ
- =, ~ sunday school $50 q. N. All are cordially IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH l2 s
=. ~, z,h-sve rev Dr. A. Il. KENDlG. Pastor sun
day services 920 young men iner,ihx y, n' I;snd
Xo !, 10. 20 a m preaching by the Pastor j. N IaI
~ .. 20 % M sunday school 90" p m hI~- . ia
League and Band g. 730 M. preaching ~ '"s''
| Eve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

HOT SEKEEPER. BY English Pr9,es go
where Young cook Is kept: would tase
entire charge of large household. narsssr
ing and large dinners: is first,class go
good references: wages. S+o 70 500. NJ 10
1 90; broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. ''th-s near .a,,cs
~ NsCaRTJIt'R breaches morning. Evening se.Nl,'
o,dino;lon Of Mr Henry c. NEDDER Min'sa1i, -
chaTge DR. HENRY O. WESTON. hand 81 ,,~s, u,
,c.pTJII'R. presentation OF Bible. olHlha'i'
r-,ver ISr MORSE. Public invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-15

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHI ~; CORN g. ~ go
% 1900 Rev HENRY 4. STlMSON j. u, Ias'o'.
Morning service at II o'clock bf'ei poP"'A' ' "
h o'clock p.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

fro BE CONTINUED.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-28

Aunt PrIscilIA's counsel, whom she
would have gladly disowned now, 'for
a respectable gentleman to assist q
suspected criminal in escaping from
justice?"
George staggered beneath the unex-
pected blow, my father At the same
time dropping back in his seat as
though it had struck him too.
There was another sensation when
Ben Fayle, after the miserable young
prisoner had been led away, sentered
the court and gave similar evidence.
1t did not SmOunt to much, but Mr..
Mackenzie felt 1t prudent to put forward
all be could get. Like George, Ben
spoke manfully for my father.
Still, when the InQuisition drew to
close, nobody could say positively what
the result would be. There was long
and most trying period OF suspense.
But "all's we'll that ends well"-my
father got his verdict at last. Strangely
enough, Alistair Grove, who had enter
ed the court to fight for ii, had 10
welcome for ID when 1t did come, while
Aunt Priscilla, who had fought so hard
against it, greeted IL with smiles and
tears. She went across the court and,
before everybody, gave my tatnera
sounding kiss.
fro Re CONTINUED.