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New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Miss Odette Tyler the actress whose ehSd-''''"
, Howard Could has received abuhnanl co'i''''" '
se lef town las, nigh, for Virginia The breaking
Of the engagement was announced Two or three days
aro She has been sick for several days, and she
hopes to recover her health more rapidly VIII NE
res; and the change Of climate when snf e ~
wherhe- che viii anpear i'm "Gudgeons' 1T the I'm
pire Theatre next month. 1t viii depend on me-, her
health she Is 10 be a member OF the Empire stocH
COMPANY next season however, "a she Is now anu
.he made contract with charlcs rT91'n IN his
city previous 10 the opening % the regular season
Of the Ernpire she appeared in "Shenandoah' the
inst season that Il playcd.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Practical Results-13 Years Work.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WIDOWS
ORPHANS.
Forty Million Dollars already saved living policy hold
trs by reduction Of premiums. Eighty Thousand
ing Members. Two Hundred and Sixty Million Dollars
insurance IN force Million Five Hundred Thousand
Cash surplus-Reserve-E Emergency Fund. More than
Sixty Million Dollars business for the year 1898
These few pracca. results already recorded to the
credit Of
MUTUAL RESERVE Fund LIFE ASSOCIATION
z. u. HARPER President.
Home Ohice. 3s Park Row. y. Y.
sent for circular. and rates.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
psy rpSJLOy,S MEDTc4L DTNNER

The monthly dinner Of tho Psi tpsilon Gun. AT
No q West Forty-second-st.. last evening, was
given over 10 the doctors VINO are members Of the
fraternity \ Jolly time was enjoyed 10y about hfty
medical men. Among them were lrS. Fox. Bene-
diet Warren. Currer. Ring. LOCKWOOD, Mc' Arroii
Francis Bacon. Of Nrw-liaven. MattheWson EWel
curtis Hotchltlss L. w. Hubbard and Donald
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
ITS LAST RTDE FOR THE SE1SON.

The Park Riding Club gave us last ride for this
.eason last evening at the Central Park Riding
academy There was large gathering OF the
trends Of the riders and the applause was liberal
s aq frequent. Some difficult evolutons and inter
ING competitions seen. Among those VINO
Ts'S payt were Messrs. Rothschild, Straus. Grund
H.. h. H. ca Imam. Frankenheimer e. g. Vcith, Berolz-
rs.iiher A, Blum $. j. IOewenthal -. NJ. Loewen-
NsL BALM. S. Rothenberg. Hatbier' and A. w
Onseman, the commander OF the eyolutQns
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
rHE rArRrA roLrn CmBgrs tfrrsnfssr'S

On me April meeting OF the Patria Club was held AT
saerrys last evening. Ex-Judge Warren Higley
Nes'ded There were about one hundred members
present The speakers were General Wager
b 6"Ayyne, the Rev. DR.. Norman Fox. and the Rev
= Tarxer Morgan. The theme for the evening
The States ard the United States" Among
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

op oST E present n Were Mr and Mrs. William II Bsh-
lS1n' Nn' Mrs Esther Herman. S. IL. Kuhn Air and
IT. III rank 9l G. Loveland. DR. and Mrs A. W
1TSoIZeI, John sabine Smith. Mir and Mrs James
Wnc4 Wv1ic4d S Amos Parker Wilder and Professor A. H.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

A-A-A-A-A.-ACNDEM or MuSIC SUNDAY s"I
,ces Metropolitan Meetings Mr.. fATMhN is"n"r H',.r>
noon l. Dr. r. g. IGLEIART speaks MISS Mhtl 'v,, ,,
sn, Sy.dish vion.st Miss Anne Par solo 'rnes' MISC
Phelps and Mr. spencer Evening. I:SO fs"' T.. ~.
ASIRFWS breaches. j. VI. Cornell 'al. w .r'h"stn
and soioista Mr. Rjorksien. musical dirrom len i'I""
Meetings Metropolitan Hall notice else~h"re
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
Rellolous Notifies.

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. Masonic Temple
and Sunday. ocock addresses oy rev
STEPHEN MERRITT and f. J. WHEELER Est; l;i EdiIor 60,
OF THE Voice Choir service by choir assisted py
the celebrated soloist. Mrs Sarah sharp hanlsy,
EDWIN GALLOWAY, JOSEfh bOoAnDh1.
Secretary. Ftes'ue""
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

CLOSING; PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
Religious Noiltes.

A-A-A-A-A-Acon conduct9r JEKR{ GEO GEt}H'i; II; am. tne
TT''i and " Il II and MaRsie scott. soprano are
,h, attractions the young men Hl,.'ns ~ '"a
a, o'cork Al Association Hall. cor Gbl-S ana 4h'aE''
Young welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
- o,yr,rr Mr. CLEVELAND TO SAEyeERFESr

N INVITE Mr. CLEVELAND TO SAEN"ERfENI
A committee from the National Saengcrfes' ieft
,A,s c,tv AZ midnight last night for Washington
Tho committee which consists Of Richard katzen-
oaver presiient of the SaengerfeSt Richard II.
Adams DR. Joseph Il. Senner. Charles G. r. Nahle
ora Feiy Schwarzchile will meet President 'leve-
I.nd this morning 10y appointment when they VIII
n-esent 10 him a handsome and unique invitation
70 be nrasent al the Saengerfest which Is to be
hs,d from June % 10 June = in this city The in
vi,aon IS OF a patriotic design. and it rests in an
ooze.skin case Of pearl-gray color this case is
lined with china silk.
There was a meeting last evening in Terrace Gar
Den Of representatives, Of all the local singing So
.,s,,as o, which Richard Katzenmayer presined.
Fnrth.r ARRANGEMENTS We're made Tor Inc coming
fas,ival II w.u be the first time III t"enN-liN'
years that the Saengerfcst has been heId IN thls
civ Almost all the singing societies east OF ulc ulc
Nisslssipp will no doubt. take part Auout IVVp
singers win sing. The opening concert VIII DE- htu
IN Madison Square Garden on the evening or June
y-,under the direction Of Carl Helm.
There Will be three classes oi prizes for the Win
given 10 organizations having over 100 members
three punch goblets each valued at S2'i Tot ciups
having eighty 10 one hundred singers. ana sllNtI
wreaths will be given 70 the best singing socletes
having fifty singers or less.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

inr scr,icas II a m Rev LEIGHTON WILLIAMS
The Programme Of Christianity; T:+5 p m. Rev
T. RATrES All cordially welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

-A-A-METROTpLITAN HALL sun
day services. Morning MI. - .. IN
PARK cornetls and church Quartet Afteno2n % "
and Mr. PHILLIPS leads. popular services, "r'h"s'-
vocal and ins1mcntnl solos Seats free and everybody
,elcorr Academy ~ Music notc" elsewhere"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

A SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MoRB THAN THIN
hundred children Consisting OF singing ,o anu - eh
held sunday afternoon at BID 70 "hch
the public invited. the Five Points House OF IN
,lustrv i55 Worth-st Donations OF clothing and shoes
NJ snliclfnl
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
A.-EVANGEI.ISTIC CAMPAIGN. y. y.
PROGRAMME FOR SUNDAY:


afternoon at { o'clock. A. g. DIXON and \ = tApMAN
Yonkers Will speak George 1t"nohs VA ,"ic h,
ITALIA THEATRE Rev. TIOMS Will PRESIDE n1 nTV'
Almnn will lead chorus of 90 voices FERD. S''iil-
STANDARD THEATRE -B,ys' Brigade Mass meeting
in charge Of Rev. NJ. Il DENIM at ~ o,'nms" I,rn
under IA not admitted except accompanied ~ acult-
MASONIC TEMPLE. 23dst and 6th-ave a 80 p m
Fathers O'CONNOR and LAMBERT Will SPEAK ana N'S'
l. HoPENAiR MEETING in Ellzane,h CONDUCTED i,tsiol by
ARTHUR IIHT4 F1 T1iT fPH FM6idWHG g ' Wink Il X "'''
NIRI.Os GARDEN.-Concert every day from u to
Admission frs BY ck"t SsRT5s rI;p sciIvERrA s:9N E
1rir..Inv REV JOHN HALL. Wednesday. Rev. +: g
iGIEJIART; Thursday r. scHINEREA; Friday +. >
u.SoXic TEMPLE 23l- and 6th-aye-Every day at
10 o. m a service of song. In Which M ,he sung
gagged this great camp9sn VIII 'IsT Fr Pn' s,tuvtPFH
,i, ,o, Tne,iav Rev W T. SABINE and ARrIil 4
ERASE, CI, wcdn~siay Rev. u. !; Bt'RREii and LEON
Htv Hhtvvrt;RT ~ and FI.RD sCHIvEREA. FRIDAY Rev
lHJfX r. WILSON and Rev. J. r. DAVIES Seats
free Eyrrycoay aycc"eSns week Rev A. C. DIXON VIII
nonb spcciaI series Of sermons Particulars later
ALL SOILS CHURCH. Madison ave and GGh- COZ ST. Rey
u UEfE,R NEWTON. Rector.-Rev. WILLIAM KIRK -
II II viii preach At II a. M ana -" p m Dr
NEWTON viii make brief address at H.
ar sot-t G. Cut'RCII ith-ave.. corner 10Th St: Rev
rftEoDOpE C. WILLIAMS PHsinr- KrV. Join w
cHApWlCk w,' oP Pie Rev WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. As
~ spocIaie lat The public cordially invited
.,,,a,c.n ,IEnREw CHRISTIAN MISSION.
10 II St Marks Place EAST sth-st1 Ill, a.
HERMANN wARSzAWlAk preacness, IN r''s'sh <, atoys "a
Jens and Christians every sunday at o p M a, apoS
y, lew, in the De witt Memorial Church. 2so h"ihso"
Of. All are welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH at 53l-st). ReN HARLtS r. ,,6s n n
will preach at II a. IN. Roy. J. II. ROBINSON az
D. m free
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

ASSOCIATION HALL. Twenty-third Street Baptist
church, h1-Preachng morning and evening by Key.
THOMAS DIXON. jr. Subject morning prelude. "A Wei
Mr.. Croker.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

\ SPECIAL REVIVAL WEEK at 81 Bartholornews
and Colonel HADlEf. Superln-
Tonight great saturday nights meeting le1 Dy
Adutant Sarah Wrav: also Monday nights rally King
and Daughters Tuesday. Colonel HA)l.En ahI res
en-" Mission "Wednesday brotherhood ~ - Ahure"
Thursday Love feast Friday. Songs and testmonlea'
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

RRrcK CHURCH corner Of 5h-ave and 37th-st. Rev
HENRY Va. DYKE u. D. and Rev. J. II. MIL
VAINE p. u. Pastors-Dr. VAN DYKE Will preach
ON sunday morning. April 18th II O'Clock and DR.
McIINATNE tho afternoon NJ half-iaSt y ,undaS
school meets Services at the chapel on Wednes
gay evening a O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

LFNOX AvENr'E UNION CHURCH Gisciples) i'nth-
between enox and 5h - a; m, ras''lI
Pev JAMES MGILARD PHILPtTT. VIII preach;
D. m special evane"stic service. 1:h p M. 1T
iSAREI EATON will speak on "'o'ege settlement
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

HOWARD MISSION AND HONE FOR LITTLE VAN; VAN
rIPERS ooJ Fast llth-st. 3dave.-SDnGGy- -scnoo
everv sunday afternoon at go Singing r. tho children
and members OF Bible classes. VISITOR Invited
J. r. WyCKOFF Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

At BROOKLYN TABERNACLE: Clinton aye.-Rey.
T. DE WITT TAIMAGE -. D. will preach tomorrow
Iogo a m and I y, .. m: sabbath school. 2:i5 D. m
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner corner
s,th-st,. ABBOTT r. KTTTREpGE. Pastor-tecepto,n d,
of members and Sacrament of me oTtS oHpper a. srbs
n m The Pastor will preach at T. m. Sup9ect; ne
Moral Young Man Whom jesus Loved. Young peopI'
especially invited Union Bible Class saturday e'eh-
inQ Al
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

BGOOMINGDALE CHURCH, Boulevard, West 6sth.s'.
- MADISON g PETERS breaches at II On 'thrlst
l{"ss,rI christianity" 7:45 The importance Of Holy
E,nthisiasm" Prelude The lnI1lence of Satolil
Mission Special eyangeisc services wednesday even
ing. until further notice cordial welcome to all
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

VALY TRINITY CHt'RCH Harlem. Ie1oxave. and
I22d-st Rev e. DIV BRIDGMAN. d. D. kec'or-
Uolv communion 10 a. m Morning PRAYER and sermon,
H. Evensong T. Evening prayer and scrn n ''fo' Ihs
Rector will preach at both services
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

CALVARY CHURCH. 4h-ave and 2ist-st the Rev.
HENRY \. SATTERLEE H. D.. Rector Services sun
dav Aprl -: Holy Communion and 10 a. M morn
ine and sermon. II a. m; chdrens choral ser
,ico 3,5 p m prayer. p NJ Choral service
with sermon p. m. The RI. Rev. the LORD bishop OF
Nl,a Scotia FREDERICK CDt KTNEf VIII preach AT IN
welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

r,th Tn. Pastor Or GREGORY will preach at ln;'o
a. IN and T:t5 g. Special music In the, evening
Young ueople's meeting D. All are Invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In i5ro1kiyn
corner II Clinton and Congress SITS. Rev THEolohh
WILLIAMS will preach tomorrow morning at ii o'loch'
The public is invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
TYPHOID FEVER EPIDEMIC.
THE CITY OF MONTCLAIR. ~ J.. VS.
TIED BY THE DREAD DISEASE
DR. FRANCIS. THE HEALTH INSPECTOR. BE
lIEVES THAT 1T Is AT ITS HEIGHT AND
WILL SOON sUBsGDE-CAUsEs
OF THE AFFLICrIoN.

OF THE AFFLICTION
An unfortunate visitation Of typhoid fever anlicts
the pretty little city of Montcair y. J. \ Tribune
reporter went there Thursday. seeking 70 dis
cover the cause of the outbreak OF the dread disea
lie talked with a number OF persons and learner
that II was caused by the use OF milk conveyed I'm
glass bottles which had been washed in water from
a well which had become polluted by drainage from
an ouhouse. DR.. r. T. Francis. the health inspector
OF Montcair received the reporter I'm his Office and
in response TO various questions said: know thar
The Tribune never seeks distortion or sensational
ism' ana am glad Of this opportunity state the
exact facts without reservation. 1t Is unfortunately
true that typhoid fever is epidemic IN Montclair
pu' IL Is untrue that the epidemic Is severe Most
or the cases are OF a mild type. and the epidemic
IN my opinion has reached Its height. According to
my record, mp to yesterday forty-eight cases
nave been reported In about four weeks but # YOU
VIII see Dr. J. ;. Brown town physician. with
whom ! have been acting in concert he will give
you the precise number. which do not think Will
exceed nfty all told There have been only two
deaths here but there young woman who
dled IN Atlantic City from the fever. which she
tractcd in MOniCair
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

AT THIRTY SEVENTH STREET NJ. F. CHI 'PCH pc
tween 2l and 80 av.s-Pr-achng 10y the Paatnr. h'v.
e II FOLEY sunday at iO:i5 a.. m. and I:h pm.
All are welcome. Seats all free.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MADISON AvENG'E BAPTIST CHtRCH corner Of Of
-Preachns BY n" rls'or Kry ~ hEn" M M
and \ D. m Sundav-schoo. o3D =. m MluN'ck serNlVe
on Wednesday. y. Strangers cordially "eco"eo
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. in Masonic
Temple and 2sdst-Eyening I;D Fatner IN IN
Ht,RT the converted Redemptorst priest breaches; The
Priesthood OF Christ and the Roman PRIESTHOOD ton
trasird.' Admission free. Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

At THE sCOrCtf PRESBYTERIAN CHI RICH. 95th. 81.
and Central Park West.-Dr. WYLlE Pastor. preache'
II A. m "A Solemn Warning; p. m. "A Lion IN me
way wednesday evening prayer meeting at O'Clock
A Invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

CALVARY BAPTIST CHI RCTI. 57th-st, near 9th
-Dr MACARTHUR breaches morning and evening Eyen-
ng subject: First Apostolic Council al Jerusalem mr.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

AT THE FOURTH PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH Wsst ;',
Fnlave and ais,-st.-rhe Pastor Rev. DR.. KERR VIII
preach II a. m. Wisdom in the city p M me ne
sabbath school > m. "A Hebrew hercuss,
Welnes.lay D. m brief lecture and devotional service
Public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

,,,n,sox SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mad
sonave corner 2ith-s-Ssrvise sunday APR. ~ tY'
1so. AT II a M and ~ The ia ,or is"N T. ~
pAi;KHi'RST D. b. will preach. sunday school, "'to
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. i2s,h
81 and 7th-ave. Rev Dr - KENDLG, pas'9r:, or,
davsch'l Al 2l0 o. m Young peoples meeting at $50
IN Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

HAMILTON GRANGE REFORMED CTIvRCH VEST
t45fh-st nnd ConVent-aVe Rev CHARLES H. 'ltAPlN'
pas, Pressing tpon jesus, al > D. m.
''('hoos. Ye This Day" Sirange's welcomed
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

op.CF METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CTIr'RCrr. i0Hh-st.
west OF Columbus-ave. Rev L. :. Triple IN D., ras-
tor-lI m second anniversary s-rnl0n i;h' r. M.
evening 22O san lay school T. Young peoples
meeting Everybody invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

At THE LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
northwest corner l2ist-s-Rey. MERLE ST. C. WRl'Hr /.
Pastor Will preach morning at IL: Sunday school al
pi5 a. m. All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

sryyopt PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-aye. ana
I2sth-st Rev. CHARLEs $. ROBINSON u -; ra',y1 m
ssrvices AZ II a. m The Sale OF Joseph 20 y ~.
prerosatve and Abandon" Sunday -school ~ '"-
Prayer-meetng Wednesday evening
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MADISON hvENr-E METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner coth-5t lreachns by ne newy ap-
poIn,eI Pastor Rey SYLVESTER + JoEES, D. -;
al II A. n and p. m. Sunday-school O:"o a M All
cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

UROOMF STREET TABERNACLE Broome. near
Centre Arctic regions illustrated. Prelude 10y Rev G.
n TYNDAII. 10 MEMS Bible class taught by Aboe
g Morrow Editor ILLUSTRATOR" 2:30. All invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

GOSPEL TABrRNACT.E CTT'RCH. sth-ave. md !lth-
.t-Rev A. H. SIMPSON Pastor. viii pr'arh Sabnstn
az 1890 A. m Services 7o p ana every nsht IN the
week. except SATURDAY, at g.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

xr,,y JERUSALEM CHURCH East 35ih.st. between
park and Lexington ayes Rev. y ;. SEWAfD fas,o'.
sunday school with adult classes. az $50; Sr'oe'
~ o'clock Subject: THE Opening Of the word
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

RFDFORD STREET METHODIST EPiSC&OPAI' &
CHURCH corner Morton-st. Dr 'IARh VIZ Mk..,h hai
Pastor will preach 1890 and $50 o. m. S1oath-S'
. D. m. miiweek PRAYER meeting. wednesday evening
1880 Strangers made welcome seats all Tree
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

Norxr NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH, 5th-ave and
,os,S g, tn Pastor W c. BI1TING. will preach III
M The Christian in If.s Home 80 . p m
tn sscre, ~ DEAFNESS" Baptism a. evening service
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

,opryI ppEsRYTERIAN CHURCH. corner or stn-
o,. and 3ist-st-P Preaching By the Pastor Key . D.
possIrIR u D Services 1870 a. M o D. 'n'
All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

BROADWAY TARERNACLE CHURCH
,er 3ith-st. and Broadway. Rev. HENRY A. sTlM-
y H.. Pastor services at IL a. m. ana D IN
ial music evening service. strangers "eicoineu
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

BISHOP WHIPpLE will address the clergy az the
Church Missions House noon Monday 10Th INST A
general Invitation Is extended
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHRCH gnerxEaT c9rner Ead'
| so,', and 73Ist-The Rev. JOHN r. bO shnEi,,
nt.ly called 10 Pastor Will begin MS ss y, n
,,Nr-,u and will ofcat- both services Wo,in a, -
nI a'e,ing m O'clock Prayermeetine on eihesuayy
| IN tho chapel at D. m. The members ol tne '""'S""
,,rI,,Iiv invit. the public attend thrs" services
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

FOURTH AvENtr: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor.
rer 22d-st-The Pastor Rev JOHN Y. DAVIES. III
preach tomorrow ~ ii ard : Wednesday e'ening'
prayer meeting and lecture at :
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

p,pL pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. sGh-st a1d Am
stsrlan ,e-Preachn2 by the Pastor Rev ANSUN SS.
,T.rT,p,t-RY - D. ~ II and p M Suhuey
schooi AZ 3 o m. prsyer-meeting Wednesday p' "'
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. OF wsst
23d-st. near 5th-ave.-rreachng at II a. M oy Rev.
Or G. A. STODDARD. Evening. 7:f5 2. M. by Rev.
Dr. s HENRY BELL Sunday school nt 0:ao a. m
welcomed
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
nv. and O5h-s-Servces tomorrow at IL a. m and -
o m The Pastor. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW. d. d..
viii preach Midweek service. Wednesday, .. m
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Washington square.
co,,b-Th. pasor. EDWARD JUDSON. VIII preach sun
1sV ar II a m and 7:3O p Seats free Strangers well
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. 4thst.. near Uhate.. Revs G. W. MlLLARD
and / : STONE: Morning. lOS0. sermon. Dr.
NIII,ARD' Evening I45. sermon Coils Purpose Dr.
STONE Weeden family and chorus choir sing.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

,.,,-nctr ot, THE INCARNATION. Madison-ave and
sbtb-st Rev ARTHUR BROOKS. d. D. ReIt9r..moIn- 3
g. asrv,ce The Bishop Will administer 'ol
arpation AZ the afternoon service at p m strangers
cord invited.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

rIpsr RrFORMED pRFsRyTNRIAN CIlt'RcH. lcth-
st. between 9th ana ith ayes. Re-. JAMES d. STEELE
David MCKINNEY OF Cincinnati win preach In the
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

MoRAvIAN CHURCH corner Iexingon-ave ana JUN y.
g, Roy r. A. GERDSEN. Pastor.-Seryl'.s az ~ a. !"
SUNDAY school, 10 A. m. The pIblic cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

ST IVKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI uRoh; n ioo
W.; ais,sf Rev q NARROWER n. D., Pastor
services IL A. M and 7:i5 p. m Music FHnd conee' r"
dav evening April ~.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

p1-rGrRS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHSRCIH'
tc'lsyarI corner West 731-st.. Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL
ROOTW d. D.. Pastor-Seryces Al IL a. III. az" .~n. @
school a, 9:i5 Dr. BOOTH Will preach t'-moro"
morning and afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

,,,rDCrt or THE MESSIAH O'ntarian), cor.
d,,h :, and Park-ay.-Services at IL a. m. Pr"achns
H, %, ,bn New ROBERT COLLYER. The public cordially
I'M ted
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, n, Creme, si1,,
st near Canal-Rev. EDWARD J.. PAfSON VIII preach
AZ 10 30 a. m. All welcome
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

ar sot-t G. Cut'RCII ith-ave.. corner 10Th St: Rev
rtfEn6opE C. WILLIAMS PASTOR Rev. JOHN w;
,,, nr.ach nt II a sunday school. 33O
M m IN chsrge OF Rev WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. As
p,,a,a " The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d-s,.. between Oth
and 9th aves.-Rev. CHARLES TOWNSEND. d. D.. Of
Cleveland Ohio. Will preach tomorrow at IL a. m ana
1:45 y. m.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14
BEGINNING OF THE EPIDEMIC.

The first heard Of the fever was about five weeks
ago when We were informed that c. w Gould
milkman in Verona, about two miles the mOur,-
tain. had lost child from IT. Gould is OF the
numerous darymen who supply people with
milk therefore the report was rigdy investigated.
had been contaminated by the washing in polluted
water OF the bottles in which 1t was delivered. The
voked. and Gould. his family and his dairy
quickly quarantined. We then informed all outside
dairyinen that while We had no jurisdiction beyond
our city limits. had full and ample authority to
dump all Infected milk at the city line and we
nave So carefully and constantly watched the bust
ness that am fully satisfied that no infected milk
other daryman."
THE cITY's DRAINAGE AND WATER.
The reporter asked DR.. Francis how Montclar
drained and If 1t were not possible that the fever
epidemic could have from sewage deposits
Dr Francis promptly replied: "The topography of
Montciair situated. it is. hillside. IS such
that our natural drainage is comparatively perfect
There are pockets. marshes swamps. and 50
no opportunity for sewage TO accumulate There
are private oesspOos. which are frequently empuel
by 'odorless excivating companies bat the city IS
soon 90 be thoroughly severed and connected with
the Orange and bloomfield sewer system"
demic could bc attributed t, the water supply.
Dr Francis answered: "Assur-ily not and # for
directly 10 is source the milk Eom the Gould
Galry. our water supply comes from local driven
Ihih i s',r, Il %yarkS TI wafer" Of tha
driven wells and the Pe1uannock Riv,r commngic
and are analyzel every month and found h-
potable-that Is TT for drinking purposes"
THE DISEASE At ITS HEIGHT.
Responding 10 other questions. Dr. Francis said
Il believe the Epidemic Is at its height. and will
now steadily subside. or course. expect that
some inore Will h, reported. because In some
systems II takes fully four weeks for the germs
to develop. but / anticipate very few. II any. more
fatal cases the fever being as have alrcady said
generally Of ii mild type Yes. We have many sum
mer sojourncrs here but honestly and sincerely
believe that this visitation Of typhoid when inieht
happen 10 any city ought not 10 deter new visitors
from coming here during the summer, and old ones
from returning which ! think they may DO with
safety Nontclair has about 1000 Inhabitants. ana
IS a remarkably healthy city. IL has never been
visited by such epidemic before. ana prpDaDly
never VIII be again.
Being unable to Town Physician Brown. the
rar,rf.r talked with others who seemed generally
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH, Madison-ave and
eIth t-president HENRY @. WESTON, d. D. o, CNrer n
Thsoogcal Seminary will preach ii A. M ana rev Dr
EDWARD JUDSON. 4 y. m; Sunday school Wv pIay er-
meeting Wednesday evening. at All coruiaiiy inVte"
New-York tribune., 1894-04-14

WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST cHuRcH
Rev. f. s. HOLLOWAY, Pastor Morning service l0:tc:
evening, 7:i5 Baptism close OF evening sermon Bible
school. 2:3O p Prayer meeting Friday evening 1stA
Strangers welcome.