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The Meeker herald., 1896-02-15

II the Bsby - outing Teeth.
y sure and that old and welI-tsssd rsmsdy Mes
YunnoN,a aoorHuo R-r-I for Childrsn IesfhtnR.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-15

Whatever we do for Christ has some
thing to do with making us like Him.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-15

The poster fad Is growing at an alarming
rate, and still people wonder at the large In.
crease In nervous prostration.
The Meeker herald., 1896-02-15
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New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
THE B1NK HOLDS THE ST1kE.

A LEGAL BATTLE BEGUN OVER THE POSSESSION
OF THE TTTzsIMMoNs sHARKEY PURSE.
San Francisco Dec 4-"Dan" Lynch manager of
the sailor. Sharkey. walked into the Angio-Califor
MIA Bank shortly after it opened, this morning and
demanded payment on the $1,000 check. being the
amount of the purse for which Ftzsimmons and
Sharkey fought. He was referred 10 Manager i'l-
enthal who said that the check could not be paid
owing to an Injunction. Lynch net this with angry
words, and said that II the bank refused TO hand
over the money he would Immediately bring suit
and ask for heavy damages. Lilienthal told him
that he could do nothing in the matter and to 20
ahead with his suit. Lynch ;hereupon turned on
his heel and left the place.
When the National Club made the first move in
what promises TO be long-drawn-oui struggle IN
the courts for possession OF the $4,000 purse by stop
ping the payment of the check. it was done TO give
Martin Julian Fitzsimmons's manager. an oppor-
tunty to prove his charges of fraud. Having or
dered the Anglo-Cafornia Bank to refuse pay
ment of the check. consultation Of physicians
was ordered to decide the single critical issue in the
case. Most Of the physicians declared the injury TO
Sharkey the result OF a blow inflicted i'm the fight
with 'Fitz" When the opinions of the physicians
were made known. }. j. Groom and j. = iions
managers Of the National Athletic Club. addressed
a letter authorizing the bank pay Sharkey the
disputed money This would settle the matter. IL IL
were not for a restraining order issued by Superior
Judge Sandcrson upon the bank. Fitzsimmons
asked the Superior Court 10 take the check Tor
| $4,000 into is possession until u decision can be
reached on the merits of the case. In his complaint
Eitzsimmons alleges on Information ana beiet tna'
Sharkey. carp and the National Athletic club con-
| spired TO dcfraud him out of Il rightful decision
Meantime the Anglo-C California Bank is placed In
an extremely awkward position. IL has Issued a
certificate OF deposit for $4,000 payable to bearer
The bank is in the peculiar position OF having re-
fused TO pay and of being enjoined from paying "a
certificate that il pledged its commercial standing
would be honored sight
Wyatt carp. the referee. will have to defend him.
self in the police against the charge OF car
rying concealed weapon. The weapon was del!v-
cred by carp Captain Whitman at the latters re-
quest just after the beginning of the fight. and II
has since been in Wittman's keeping. Last even
ing carp arrested and released on furnishing
$50 bail. To-day. in court his case was continued
until Tuesday next.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
MISS MONA BORROWSS HEROiSh.
sur GOES INTO BURNING BUILDING AND MI"
Cues A FEEBLE MINDED BOY Al 'h'
DISK Op HER OWN LIFE.

sur GOES INTO BURNING BUILDING AND MS
CITES A FEEBLE MINDED BOY AT THE
RISK ov HER OWN LIFE
,,no,ara Dec. 4.-During the burning OF ,"e
Reconsideration Building at the New-'e'ses
to- School for Feeble Minded Chndreli' yes'e"'
,,,g Young woman attendant dispayeu ie
-.n,t,a beroism While everything was eNc''e
.,ert IN the burning building Miss Mona borro"'
.wartv.three years old, who was helping u re-
,rove the frightened inmates. discovered 'ha' Ia"
Hsoora 6fteen wears DID, was not among inc res
cued ones. ,. h,rs, onsp
M,ss Borrows rushed up the stairs ou'sl ope"
tho bedroom door and aroused the poy. ~ HUI
horror the boy refused to accompany ner from
tho room Every second the roaring OF the names
apd cracking OF timbers warned the brave shl
tina, her life was In great danger, but sne slooo
her ground and implored the lad ~ go VIII" ne'
70 safety. But he only crawled away from her
and refused ,a
Miss Borrows then seized the Struggling lao' anu
throwing him on her shoulders, bore him from the
room Down the stairs she staggered. ana hnaiiy
IN a fainting condition. reached place OF safety
she was helped to the Wilbur cottage near by. soon
Sacame herself again. and nothing much was saiu
OF the incident al the time - o., ban,
Tho extreme modesty OF the young woman Kept
the particulars OF her courageous act from Decon-
Inc Known sooner, and II is doubtful IL the lncl-
dent would have been fully known mad not MISS
Rorrows 80 severely strained her back tnat sne
Was confined to her bed to-day. Her condition IL
sarious All the women attendants displayed cour-
age and fine discipline during Inc thrhng mo-
ments of the fire.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
BUsINESS EMBARRASNuENTS.

saratoga. n Y. Dec. 4.The Rock City Falls
Paper Company. doing business at Rock City Falls.
this county. and having a, daily ouippt OF between
twelve and thirteen tons Of paper. has made gen.
srnl assignment to Walter +. Butler. OF Saratoga
enr,ngs This step was brought abou; by the pres
ent unsettled condition OF the paper trade. the
recent Paper Trust combination and the action Of
a few creditors who have threatened TO begin pro-
ceedings against the company AT meeting OF the
company's officials In New-York 1t was deemed sd-
v,.ab,c 10 take this course The vice-presdent and
vsper,l manager G. r. Rowland sad There Is
M doubt ell creditors viii receive 100 cents on the
An,,r as the assets or the company are four times
is liabilities" The assisnec viii continue the busi-
rcss ur., the stock on hand is used up. which will
h. IN abort two weeks. The mill will probably be
SHIT down for abou; three or tout mon.ns n , FOR FOR
~. rai yeer Grd half the output or the mil has
hse, si:.oped to Chicago. The company employed
about f!sy people. .,s
~ are and implements, filed deed or trust this
morn,ne. Tke liabilities will amount to nearly
i2S00o0 In addition to the main house IN this cry
KsssScS coudycted branch stores mt Rosebud. Mont
esIm and Mcdregof all Of which are included IN the
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
CLOSING PRICES san FRANCISCO STOCKS
San Francisco. December L. 1896
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Dec. ,speciaD-shSrts who took their pun
lost rs cents. closed az the bottom MAY sold
between s3i. and SOS and closed at so.
@Sl The December May spread was 3 cents
Liverpool disappointment. showing the feebles
OF rally az the opening and finally closing lower
10 the strength this side. There
cash business to-day for shipment although charters were
made for I0OO bushels No Northern. transaction by
Bombay had little wheat to Great Britain for
April shipment. II estimated that India after all
might have exportable surplus next OF SWONv
bushels The feature in the pit was selling by 'udahy
clearances 40i 90 bushels Minneapolis and Duluth had
410 against Jji last Ip; last year. The
Ohio December report made the winter wheat condition
~. New-York late In the day reported ,OW0 bushels
Duluth wheat sold to Australia.
Corn easier but exceedingly duh May selling from
2js cents TO 26sn26 cents and closing at 2d'sp2G.
for Saturday The cables FIRM seaboard cearances
10000 bushels: samples u higher Char
240Vc bushels December little firmer
atvey than May at time being only cents discount
ever are higher this including Orleans There
no feature to the pit trade
Oats dull within y May selling be
2i%4 AMI 2lss sellers closing
pies unchanged The inspection 222 cars with
200 estimated for Saturday. seaboard clearances
1872 900 bushels. There incident 10 a
completely ignored.
Provisions dragged pork losing Is cents lard and ribs
iisa1 cents There hogs than expected 5000
with 10000 estimated for Saturday. Prices the yard
liquidation Of long lines with some selling for short
presumably by tie Cndahys. The Only buying
OF importance was bv Swift. the covering OF line put
out some days The export demand Is disappointing
calls at So. cents. Puts May closed aGi.
cents calls a; 2Gis cents
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
INFLUENCES OVER FAIRCHILD.

TESTIMONY THAT THE STEAMBOAT lNsfI0io'
DID AS G. s. BRANTINGHAM WANTED
A, Yesterdays hearing of the charges asa'7'
rairchild and Barrett. the local s;eamsii.v "p ,
,ors tss,,roon was heard bearing upon the alleged
undue influence exercised over 'af'"'" o..
by G. S. Birmingham. chief engineer Vi NV
r,es OF the West Shore Railroad ,r,
william T. simons. formerly West shore le,.s
.mn,ove told OF having heard Birmingham say re-
rardns boat needing repairs on lei IL 80 Wv
III Az Il with the inspectors" Robert fou'e' an
.s.,stant boiler inspector. told OF a request Vi
I,r.ntincham for a letter condemning cer'aih s"ie
~ valves in order 10 show Ii to the ui'ec'oi' y" W.
~yes. Shore road TO induce them 10 iu''ii'" "
valves The witness said he told B!ah'hs""' ~
ou,d do nothing in the matter. but subsequently
C.nt.,, F'airchiId caused a letter such as was
das,red TO be written. and It was signed WIN ms 70
rar,a Witness said he had told Captain r"h'o'i'"
that he had better wait until Mr. Barrett inc oo'e
inspector. returned but the captain hao repi'' '"
II all right. . ,. =, ra
inspector George Hand testified 'fat vic" '
oaysd instructions from Washington to prefer
harge. oga,rs, Captain Farchild the captain
..,a. .If Won men prefer charges against me, ny
fr,ords will take IL up and your places VIII w W
vacant" This evidence was IN nie W mI h,," Leen
alleged in the charge. that int>mua''o" "
,eoG srninst ;he inspectors. no, .ho. ~,
useu sssSnt Jnspector Pitchford testihed tna1 me
had counted the passengers on ,ne 80 not nres
Horton July D. CAPTAIN raiion raircnu w of the Leon
Ahbatt the Gladys and other steamers, "! ";mni,d.
santsin Fairchilds mileage cnargcs Wii,cl ,,t e.;
items for insp citing these pitchford ad
mitted that he had travelled lroIn ~ sara hui
New-York by boat without pains an, on m The railroad
said he had bought return TICKET c'' INV '
before he left New-York ii, .,, oorr,np
An adjournment taken untiI 'his HUI
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
MONKS on HIS WAY TO MICHIGAN.

Chief OF Police y. y. Murphy. Of Bay City. Mich
came 10 this city yesterday with requsition papers
for Richard Grant Monks. alias Wellington Thom-
waite. the alleged forger. who was arrested by Cap
tain O'Bren's detectives at the Posoffice last Mon
day. When Monks was arrested he had big stack
Of blank checks from firms ell over the country IN
his possession. CHIEF Murphy at Police Headqnar-
ters Yesterday morning told some interesting facts
.;o,, the scheme OF check forging which Monks and
a brother of his had planned 70 carry out. whereby
they expected to realize thousands Of dollars the
brother William c. Monks VINO Is ony sixteen !e"t >
now in jail at Bay City Monks was arras1ed IN tne
sScr.ra street Court YESTERDAY and tle Magistrate
.nsS ,,ir, over 10 10 the custody OF Chief Murphy,
hn home with his prisoner cary In the after
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool. Dec 4-i:i5 p m.-Beef-Extra fine m"ss
firm sis Cd prime as Gd. Pork-PriIar
Western fine. dull 4js yi. do medium. dull
at Ais Sd. Hsmsshor cut. about u to IL 10. steady
al ass. Bacon--t cumberland cu'. about Is 10 80 D.
firm al 2ss Cd short rib about 20 70 - n steady a,
.ss ca org. clear midd'es. light about 20 10 - n.
ib firm AZ oss: short Gear mdd"s heavy. about - 70
20 d. firm at 2ts: Gear bellies about 12 - n, Arm
2ys. Shout iers-About II 10 /, H. firm ~ Dos Lard
Prime Western. spot; sendr at 2is Ga. Cheese Ameri
fines' white and coorei steady Ola for September
make Taow-Prime city, dr! at iss dc Co,io,secc
Oi-Liverpool refined dull al los %. Spirits of
pen,ine steady a, 2cs Gd. Roslr-common firm at
,ys %. WheaNo. red winter. stock: No. North
spring. steady IL. Co-1l-Mlxod western spot.
old steady At ?s lad pceenher duh a p li'sd; Jau
duh 2s 10'sl: February d1ll AZ - I01d. Flour
81. Louis fancy winter. dnl a. Cd. Hops at Ion
don--Pacifc coast Steady nj 10s ar. sos
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
TIE NEEDLEWORK GUILD OF AMERICA.

Chicago Dec. 4-The eleventh annual meeting OF
,ba Needeworl Guild OF America was held yester-
dav afternoon at the Victoria Hotel Branch pres
idep,s were present from thrty-iive cities Reports
sor the year show that 25i,sl5 garments were dis
tributed Overy thirty branches were started. The
following officers were elected; Honorary p'esi-
dent Mrs. l.. p. Morton Albany \. - general
os,,a,, AJrs T. w Stewart. Glen Ridge, y. j.:
~.rer,,, secretary Miss Anna Iiamili FAIRIES Phila-
dc,phia; general treasurer Miss S b. Hodge, Hh:la-
aa,nh,a: Executive Committee. Mrs A. N: Dodge.
N.w-York: Miss T.. A. Trumbui H1rtford conn;
NJ lanes 4. McJane. Baltimore: Mrs. Charles u.
tamil Chicago: Mrs. William b. kenow. Boston;
Mrs Charles s. vedder. Charleston 5. e.; chair
snsn Mrs Henry Morrison Ptiiadeiphia; Finance
soncmiftee Mrs a. j. cassatt. chairman: Mrs.
Natthew baird. Mrs r. NJ. Pixey. Mrs. t. Bnrd
Crubb Miss s. b. Hodge.
Tshe guild viii, meet next yea" In Philadelphia on
the fourth Thursday IN Jar;'ary.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
THE JURY STILL Ot 4.

NOR .aIro. THE BROoKIYN ITALIAN "AiiiNo
pop THE RESULT OF HIS TRIAL FOR MURDER
tn. trial Of Rocco orabito for the murdef .,
tam Natuas on October 10. last. in front Oh 'ne w
,enaan,.s house at No. MontauK-aVe'' Dio1n;. 1.S
which has been going on ali the week oenoie 'uue .e
Hurd and jury in the Kings .o",''s ,sn, 70 the
- x.s,erdav afternoon and the case went 10 'he
.''r,. Wr uumphreys summed up for the detendah''
srns great stress on the testimony that the prsone,
was insane and Esekns n the jnry
up ioT tne nnts FOR an hour. and the jury reiHeu
a, o'ciock in the afternoon o "a ue''A'o" "'
eeeeocHai ee at o'clock this morning
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
BUSINESS CHANCES.

TO LEr or LEASE for summer hotel
high class boarding hous. or private
school. a large. handsome and completely
furnished ho,is. In the town Of Woodstock
Conn. capable ~ accommodating forty to
ncty guests. with outbuiidinys and farm OF
l6D acres. Woodstock Is famous for beau
tifa, scenery; elevation 700 feet. boating.
bathing. fishing. ,hoofing and .of inhs Ia
will he let To resp ,.isole peieon OH very
favorable terms. Ail.'sss T.. A. D., post-
Office BOX ..1SI, Newy RI.
OWEN PAPER 20. MILLS. Housntonic.
Mass. for sale or rent. Apply To DR. 4.
GIpDINGS. Housatonic. Mas.
WASyED. D.-in,. .ntof- rhouiu write Jonh
weiderburn Co, Patent Attorneys.
,r.urn' monihiv eonis,t ou-n I. tb.n anon
srrllsat.ou.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
Religious Noiires.


s,5S ;s ~ sST 3 s. CT
SaarTs Aysn@s ana :'h ss5h A5.si
w. w. r. EsnE and MIS- T. L. j. Banbrdse "
ses Xiv i s. AND the SeHar 'y @
hsr; i. d: Alright and irt l.. $ Hain-
work Of the Kind The 'y Mission doing invited to
ns y y w Se hSss Of a as has uS Sn
The 2s sf emsrn @ S 5h M0n 81 % ssa sa MSs1
vices c9ndnetsd in English German and Armenian.
where preaching had English and German and where
h e are oGSs ses ss st @ eS fS @ sr.. @ nss
the Gospel is preached . IN Enslsh and in Italian
s's% ar s
esn, WORK IN aps @ md p2p over hree
reached indirectly by the various nsirumenaltes that
work.
Tiss-Ff, ss9, .iss N9Hf'I hIESAN5rs < !5s MAITLAND
1a 1rsasnrear 'i'sfifsl sTsPiiES sAKEK. fh
ApsIPHI HALL Broadway and 52d-sr spirituallsrn.
Mrs Mrs BRIGHAM speaks morning and evening CUES
ALI. ARE ACCORDED a cordial invitation to c.n,ro,
%P" ApIsY .S %pF 6 nmS ltA, and rAhkE
ass boor and Gan sn 's
), +. LIP; cS%e.psd choir:; aonday address, Mi.
an ns w"Gs f.R'n &
Ieonsr Mr.. others VIII a ciici-
pate. good s"rvi,e in ile temple every right.
ALI. Souls, cnrRcll. 4th ave. corner 2oh-st-Rev
cordially invited.
!1 Al sGT En cNEEaE NEE4ax a s4.sss pnS -
"iif ':ss T s. %sss By F, NE H. h
l-RNEE The nIampion 9aarei quar- Q; colorsd students viii
;:s DssS'sr %iss SCI ;s5s .;
on Thursday evening o'clock. Subject for
and January. ''Tne Promsiheus OF Aeschyus-An His.
"nf f.! % sn sSS src Of asek
History OF Mysticism" Circulars on application 10 the
Rector.
ALL WELCOME at Washington Square Methodist
DsRsoN. basor specs: EalIy pay ola, ,fashIonsa
Hoy Communion. 40. the Pastor. Former members
specially invited IN the morning.
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS No. .c4 Grand
81 corner Aitorney-s--HEKMAN WARSZAWIAK
breaches The Gospel Of Christ TO Israees to-day
day evenings s. Jews and Christians cordially wei
come
AMERICAN THEATRE shave and 42d-s-Rev. A.
r. PIERSOS ID. D.. VIII preach at and 1870 .. M All
welcome.
ASSOCIATION HALL. :sa-s. and 4,h-aye:--sunaay.
spec,s music by Miss Adelaide Allen soprano: wilam
Lawrence. voinisi. Men invited
AT LENox AyENgE UNITARIAN ssS GHrRcH. corner
preach II; subject; Tne Chsrac;s. ~ Nature Con
nued) sunday-school ?:i3 4. m. Al welcome.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Chrsts
Mission i42 West 2ist-s,-Evenng T:i5 Rev. JAMES
4. OcoNNOR introduces DEACON PAcIiAyAN, of st.
supice Seminary Parr who abjures Roman Catholicism
and embraces Pro;estart'sni
| Nat SOUTH CHURCH Madson-ays. and ss,h-s,. Rev.
RoDERIcK TERRY. ID. D. Pas;or-services At II T.
! m. and at = u. IN.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

decd Of trust. The assets are nomnally largely In
excess of the liabilities
Pittsburg. Dec. l.-Executons amounting 10 30
GA IL were issued to-day against Ferrcc stephen
son a. Co.. furniture dealers. No II lsab~a-st. Al
egheny. Mr. Ferrec declines TO give out any state
nent relating TO the firms business
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
rrnxIsHEp ROOMS TO LET.

.~~-~c-~~~N~~-Ns~~~~NN~c- c-s~~~|~~~NN<~~~0~ONN
CHE -RITi. Uel.-f.rnishcd front room.
heat and running water. one ~ two gen
,lem.n. private family. references. ~
Wet 23l-f'.
MADISON-ANE. 100. near 30;h st.
Newly decorated single rooms: s25
monthly. upward: Doctors Office.
iDTH-ST. : WEST.-Very desirable. COM
Portable double and single rooms. table
excellent. all conver,ences. references ex-
changed.
9TH ST, Il WEST. Suite two rooms.
Yarlor. bedroom. for gentleman: refer
ences exchanged.
~ LEXINGTON AVE. NEAR 10TH Sr.
--IArx~ well furnished. warm room
running water reasonable.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
MISCELLANEOUS.

.e~->/SNr~~NN~No~.~~ >~~NN~~~~
ABLE LAWYER gives reliable advice free;
divorces obtained without publicity. this
or other States: separation. non-support.
damages. claims. every nature: family or
business troubles quietly arranged: strictly
confidential. POI Broadway, Room ~.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL rETEiEI.. i2ith q. ard LeNips
tou-ave. Handsomely furnished rooms.
with or without board. terms mode rate.
LARGE back parlor and large room. heat
81. vi.h board. convenient 10 al roads.
reference. exchanged. al Wet 's'h
18TH ST. 20 WEST Offers several large.
beautifully furnished rooms. with .xcep-
fional service. table and appointments.
4lsT- ST. ~ EAST. desirable large front
sunny rOnns' all cony~nlenc"s. excellent
table n, moderate rates. table board. ref
erencss.
LaD ST, - WEsT.-Larsc second story
room. for ooupi. Or gentlemen. super ior
table. reasonable. references.
I0sD ST. J0i WEST. Large back paflor,
also third roo- front. very warm. bright
sunny rooms plenty of hot water. d'sir-
sblc location. excellent table.
io,TH ST. ~ WEST l.arz" sunny rooms
with excellent hoard. all conveniences.
American family. reference.
,eD ST. 2io WEST. THE BAssANfo -
Richly furnished ariies. private bath
also. large rooms. very select. references.
"a. EAST GOTH ST-T.arg~ sunny front
r.ri. second noor. with hoard. 80 for
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05


MANHATTAN coNGREGATIOSAL GHtRcH' So ~ -
o,I IN. uouleyarI.--Rev. HENRY A. S1IMSON. - ~
pas,sr services q: II and 4: Sund1y-schoo at :;@1.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

.>~-~~~o~~~0~>~ >Sc~~Nr~>r~.~~~>>~NS>~>
DO YOt' WANT a good horse for clrriagc
or road wagon. We have "A number. in
Guiding four handsome pairs. al! well man
n.red young sound. fca.less. safe. thor
oughiy SEASON. d ami belO. city prices. eat
nlcg,ics ready: wri. your requirrincrs
OAK Hill. FAIH. Ioshsn. =. y.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FASTEST
irOiting horse on record sound. without
. West ivpih-s'.
SHETLAND PONIES. over 100 head on
hand; breeding stock: chiliren's ponies
suitable fJr Xmas presents. ". J. sAMf-
son laurgTfDWn. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
RrIioious Notices,

tsrIiaions Notices.
..>~I>~o-~<>~~~~
doISREG1kSNIReYYA kNRY s1MsoS sso 3
pas,sr' Services e: II and 4: sunday-schoo at .4''
MEMORIAL MArTIsT NspnsSa , se"aTr an Sog's sft1y
night.
MoRxIvGsIDE Baptist CHURCH. Rey; ?. s,a a
MAC MURRAY. Pastor; VIII open their new nail NJ; ;o -.
iiGin.l. near sth.sve snnday rresenans; ;coc
evening service. 7:3o Preaching every e'enins next
wee; iy different pastors.
MOUNT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5h-aye. neaT n.aI
,. M. The rastcr W q DIITiSG, viii preach.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH tswedenborgIan,. Eas'
a5s between PARK and Lexington aves 1,I, rev cass.s
$50; service. at II o'clock subject con'icuoh OIL
Righteousness
NEW YORK rREspyTEnIAN CHURCH; THAI and
Iii a. The Queen of shcoas su!pF's IND .41 plpcpl l
The Value OF an Instant Decsov ,Sn"s rsSp
NoRrn PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of 9th b
sna 'f . T. Menns se Sy ae 1875 Evening
Vice. s. stereopcon exhibit Of Hampton School
sardaare ramN rnRn Rly. ANsoN r ATTEKEJRy D. d. PAS
g s III! s.o, 0aS at ahdc n ana
meeting. 8 m. All welcomed
PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madison-ave
JOHN Il. BIsHNELI. at II a. m; commnnlon; at 5
p service OF sacred song; subject rhousn's OF
Of Socialism Evening services postponed; watch
further notices.
HrrqEHs aHTAND HyFTsPG 2ahSK HHHsHSTEH4M WEE cHHcH
Tho 10Th n@ST D Of Ss s''sr s%fTli" y
s2a rI'' sOcsT V Tx p'fs Be At Rev. % ST5So sf@SSjs
ARRTGIII and Mrs. I. 5. EAINBRIDdE.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER s. 1896
ReIinious Notires.

Nelinious Notifes.
,co.u>oooovooocrnoSo~~v
SECOND UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH ArfhuT Arftnn par pa..
orsrvcs a'Ife IL a M Subject FIgtng Ambush
p nj Accepting The Bible from Genesis to ReSs'"''o"
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE Sunday Dec
Secsn S S with anrrf fcss.ST C Or FELIX ApEss ad
ess wo,rnp n,sr,s,sa Essrcis' aTe nS Ds"
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CMHTgCCHH HI sCH
7ctl-st.. of Columbus J; o. or,n,%no
@ f. w at The Il .r m The D
q On ne e Arasw. As SSrh peS his e
%soS STisd ~i es''ss@ S aSa
4ithst the Rev DAVID T. GREER oI p d. Rss,9i ssr2Ice
Service in ,hs morning at !, GsocT ; acate
ST BARTHofoMEw's PARISH HOUSE. eo5- 200 East
aa Nv teTy FpERcK Efysr s"r TA%T viii preach
in the morning. Dr. McREw at night si''inss free
ST. JAMES. METHODIST EPISCOPAL cIIuHcM. Mad
ns Ev a"f hiIs? &'b
prSoche: ssSoo. $50 'pp'n p m. All welcome. ONE w.
ST. Il-KE's NJ Z. CHURCH. los Yves, 4lsst.-Rev.
C. s. NARROWER. d. d.. Pastor. will preach at IL;
pev l. r. JANNEY Of India. viii speak 'Hindoo
Women at 1:iJ
ST pAuI.s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 80
9TH corner by a. FEY pr n H. D.
ST. TlIoMAss CHURCH 'th:aye s2a Ssa,, 10 s:, Rey ; J.
mnnon s a. M Morning prayer sermon and Holy Com
munon. II a. m. Evening PRAYER ana sermon p H.
THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH:
BUCHANAN Pastor. breaches at 1890 a. m. Al !:4s
D. the Pastor viii lecture ,. on M,w Testament night
cordially welcomed
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL. CHURCH
pev. "sF.lsN "FRMNKIIN GAYLoRD. Pastor
Services. II a. and 7:45 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05
RcIioious Notirfs.

At THE GcoTCI PRESByTFTiAN cHt ECh vo,n-s,.
ami central PARK Wssi-Hey. DE- LII; 81 ~,
preache. II anh S5bbaih-schoci go.
doavor u. meeting "Wednesday 'Ne-.'h "a" =
p--ua.afDry service Friday evening al =
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

uFx1RfAi. BAPTisT. Nasb.ng;oa SQUARE Sonin.-
EDWARD JI-DSOE. Services io:ij. s;3t anu every
night.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

NoyNINGSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev: r. -;
MAC MURRAY. Pastor. VIII open their new nail ~" To-
r;i;n-st. SUNDAY. Preaching. i":''
=. IA SUNDAY and p.atfcrm meeting. 8 oc'ocA:
.venng service. 1;3o Preaching every e'eilhs "eN'
iv pastors.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-05

At rwrxry THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
,-,r,s- t.xn,,.r'ave, Rev q. T. EOsWORrli. Pastos
Public worship al IL Il. m ireashlhs n. - y ~ st.
ect. Com ierfei, Conversion. Song service ;t" SIN
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