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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
.Dv1puIA BANKS PLEDGE GOLD.

.,x,,, ADuIprJA BANKS PLEDGE GUILD
. Subscription OF OVER s25oooo "hiOn - "
EXPECTED WILL BE INCREASED.
,,,,,.aa,7,bia July "a (SpeciaD-The banks OF
t,.dalphia at a meeting OF the Ciea'ihs H
to-day subscribed 100000 In god as co"''io"
It, m the general fund maintain the gou
r..erye a greater amount In proportion 10 me od'N
resources OF this city than either New iorn u
r,osto, has subscribed. The meeting OF the Clear
t. uo,se Assoca ton was opened with brief ad-
6re.s nv President George Phiiier OF the First
N.,,onal Rank the chairman Of the Clearing House
I,or,n,ttae who stated that no special amount
,ou,d be asked expected from any Dank' Du'
ma, pa ch would give what IL thought proper or
could afford 10 spare. There was little discussioh
the subject having been thoroughly cahVassea our
ing the last days. The following resolution
was presented and at once adopted:
pesoved That this association hereby cordially
onnroyes the patriotic and intelligent movement 10
tbe nresent emergency by the deposit OF gold coin
IN the Treasury by National banks ana others d IN
exeh,ee enchanting the credit OF the Government
and a sound currency: and IL earnestly urges its
members make such deposits 10 me extent u
their ability. ,
Immediately after the adoption OF the resolution
tenders were made by the representatives OF the
banks and other institution, pTessn Tse
ing as no & s5ooo from the trust companies Of
the city II is expected that sunscrpIons RON inc
se he total amount by more than 10000 The
amount subscribed Is more t ma" c,tv II was
srran sed 10 have the gold ready for delivery on
MUnoay Treasi,rer telegraphed the news TO Wash
Ine I'D asked the Treasury Department 10 Tor
Yard the necessary legal-tenders 10 maxi up ~a
defcencyS t o Many OF the banks the snbTreas-
~rer said. have expressed preference 10,
tender bs sse ss 10 procure and
then IN turn exchange them for the certinca'es'
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Go Get for Business purposeA

BUILDINGS. STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO LET
d on Chambers Spruce. Beekman Fulton. John. Maiden
Lane Dey Barclay. Park Place Park how. Nassau. Will
Jam Gold Cliff. Pearl. Water and many other strestA
rutland WHITING. Be~knan-st
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Gonntrp properlp Uantes.

VyvANTED.-In New Jersey, convenient TO New YORK
large house and several acres Of land In health,
fui locaty; suitable for ply scian as residence ana
where he can privately treat several patients
~ " DOCTOR. Box 49, Tribune Office.
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etc The third week was nttirgly closed TINS
evening by n lecture by Justice Morgan D. y br,eh;
OF New-York, in the course Of which ne toucheo
some Of the live issues OF the day.
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nnfurnisbeo Apartments DO Eet.

.''~'s'|>'"'''"""ffiiE 1DALnOTs fiS:
an o., a. Cenrnl Park South formerly West 9th Street
80 frontIng Central Park choice apartment 10 rent
"rnr, Ort / The Dahouse IL absolutely hreproof. and
as home for families Please apply to the
Ia
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AMERICAN MISSION 70 THE JEWS.-HERMAN
WhRSIAWfAK. the superintendent. has just returned
from n missionary the country and Will preach
this afternoon o'clock In the Mission Hail. "a Grand
ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

COOK CuAMBERMArD. &c.-Protesu.J
cook and launiress. chamberrraid 10, 80
waitress. by two particularly neat 49,
Ing girls: NJ, afraid 81 work best 2, -
e,ences. city or country. CoisLlhn'
West 23ist
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nvrnr1sEMENrs md subscription. for Tn. Trbun.
euRURBAN REAL. ESTATE.

,o>ooooo~.>.o.~oo~~ >ooooNN~NNIN>0N~
AT MOSTCLAIR.-Hous for sale and 70
Jet: furnished and UNFINISHED. WI NJ
-hvr.OR Montclair. " J.
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DISCRIMINATING.

AN EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER by
day. 81 30: hrst-class cutter and utter
6. T. Taylor's system; ladies' or chidren
dresses STYLISH. .2<2 Proldway.
COUTURTERE FRANCHISE - Dinner.
walking. carriage, outing and talior-mhde
costumes; fancy waists: ladies materials
used: new sleeve. new skirt: short notice
summer prices. Nine. ANDERSON, l3i
West l5th-st.. formerly with Stern BROS.
DRESSMAKER Artistic dresses made
from imported models. summer gowns ~ !;
hotel orders prompt attention; nome or out
worl, guaranteed WILSON 800 COlum-
bus-ave., near tlst-st.
pARISIENNE SEAMsTRESS. Lawn and
chidren's dresses stylish hat trimU err
81 80 day. BY letter only. MILE. REN-
OLD 2l West 1Sth-st.
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BRICK CHURCH.
Fifh-ave and 37thst.
HENRY VAN DYKE. Pastor.
Services sunday. Goth inst. AT II a.
Rev. W. x. HALL. ID. D., OF Newbursh. y. T.. will
preach
Weekly evening service Wednesday. at O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Doth
and Central Park West. Rev. Or. WYLE Pastor
Rev GEORGE f.. GREENE. Crawford. " j.. will preach
at II a. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at B.
No evening service.
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9 GPREME COURT-SECOND JUDICIAL

~ DISTRICT-W ESTCHESTER COUNTY.-In the
Matter Application Of Thomas f. Groy as g. m
missioner Of Public Works OF the CITY OF New io r.
pursuance OF Chapter 400 OF the Laws 4
lSs: and Chapter 1913 Of the Laws NJ 1857 for the
poinment OF Comm ssioners OF A9praisa Of lands n
North Sa.em Wcstchester County-Reservor NJ Parcels
Public notice hereby given separate
report Of John Berry and George Cauheld. who were
appointed Commissioners ~ Appraisal in the above IN
Titled by order Of the supreme Court bearing
date July 90 1877 and David Thompson who was
pointed Commissioner Of Appraisal In the above entitled
oct 2s 1893. which said report bears date June g. 1890
and fled In the Westminster County Clerks ONCE
Netre Is further given that an application Will
nrere court u held the Court House In the City
az Brooklyn Kings County, on the 9TH day Of July,
isa6 a, the opening the Court that day
IT, Inn. .. 1890 FRANCIS NJ SCOTT.
~ Counsel the Corporation,
No. Tryon Row, New York City
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at the Uptown Office No l.2i2 Broadway.
"a door north of 3lst-st.. until o'clock 2. ndver
semens received at following branch Offices
lar orqce rates until o'clock p Wiz. :6t shave.
cor 1872 Gth-ave 18th l42 Coumbus-ava.
near West ssth-st LOG West 42d ST.. 9Th %
East li,h-st: 25T West 42isi. between 18th and 9Th
nves i59 East 4Tthst: 33s 3dave between 10Th and
nth SITS: O26 3D. ave- Glstst. 70S ls-ave..
soth-s': go 3dave.. 41sts 55i 3d-ave 2i0 325
Blercker-st: 2oos :d-ave 24O Fast 70h-st; 1.o2i
?d ave: 500 3d-ave. o5 Aus,erdam-ave.: 100 Yves,
ga ct 14s East IGths, o03 East 4sth-s s5G oth-av.
CjI 9h-avc: 1.i52 3dave.. near 6Ithst: 2o4 Ea'.
seth AZ 1920 broadway: i.5s2 3d-avA: 100 sh-ave:
2d-avc: 153 9Th At the Harlem Offices: o.05.
si-ave near fI3h-s 156 Tnet i2Jth-st.. 3d-ave
sls west Ic5th-st.. bet. eth and 9Th
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CAN'T GET GOLD HERE.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA MUST LOOK ELSE
WHERE FOR IT.
MEMBERS OF THE EXCHANGE SYNDICATE 81 IN
FORM THEIR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE
..' CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE BANks-A
FOREIGN BORN CITIZEN SHOWS
HIS FAITH IN THE
GOVERNMENT

Deposits OF gold in the Sup-ireas"s. 900 600
A. ~, Nsw-york banks aggregated $149oooo'
~. Toto, contributions Of the city banks-aii
49,, .o,,r having been heard from-will be In
uov,a rnmhers slS.OO0OO0. Following Is the
,,., -, ,hose that have actually turned
In .hoir gold 10 the Sub-TreaSury:
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Suburban propcrtp for Sale.

4 GENCY for Moatcair Real Esate-All kinds Clar-
"A ence s. Tubbs Mon clair y. j.. and re kman st. n
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. corner oath
ST. and Broadvay.-Rey. y. BOYNTON d. d., Detroit.
Mich. will preach. Services at II a. and p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH H,s-s
west Of Broadway:-Dpen all summer. with coria NJ
Services 1875 a. and 145 D. m. Preaeks, \,
the Pastor Dr. JAMES VI. KING. Earnes wrfy
Bib.e Class a. m. Mr.. John Beate. leader 2Aa.
Sunday-school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-av ard 3sth st.-Ser.
vice at II A. m. Rev. RODERIcK TERRY. ID. d.. VIII
nreach.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

IgTU-ST.. 10 WEST -Beautifu large and
small cool MONS. table unexcelled tran
si~n,s accommodated.
2lST-ST., II EAST
Rooms with or without board: references
23D-ST. I'D EAST. near Madison Square
Rooms with hoard; permanent or
Transient: terms moderate.
l-I32 MADISON AVE. cor. 3ist-st.-
Handsomely furnished double and single
rooms. with board
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rURNISHrD ROOMS.

FURNISHED ROOMS.
~Yo~N~~I~N~~D~~ W. INV .>~~~>No~O~->>
GRAND CENTRAL-Nicely furnished
front parlor. light Housekeeping. also hall
rooms. summer prices Si4 East 42d-st
LEXfNGTON-hvE.. near 30thst. A
strictly private family Will rent large
sicove front room on % floor at very mod
crate terms: all conyeaiences. Address
A.. Box ~. l.242 broadway.
PRIVATE FAMILY will rent large rear
parlor having bay window. for physic-
ian's Office. satisfactory terms on inter
view. iDth-st.. I>-nOx-ave. H., Box 4.
Tribune once
ROOM with bath for respectable lady.
NIEDERER. 40 West iith-s'.
oOTII-sT.. 1879 TEST.-L,rge. airy front
, parlor, nicely furnished: also smaller
rooms: transient o. permanent.
ana -up-cfiptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
or,r~ No. I 20: Broadway. "a door north
OF si,,-st.. until o'clock z. IN. edwr-
u--m~nts received at the following branch
offices at regular once rates until o cl9cn
% m viz 1il SHAVE. . e. cor :Id ~ 100
ijth-a"e; cor. l2th-st. ~ Columbusave.
near West 60th-st. 100 West t2d-st.. near
eth.ave; % East itth.st. :oI West %-i-
O., between 7th and sth svss.i
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 5Ith-st.-Dr.
MACARTHUR breaches: Morning "A Day In Nazareth
evening. patriotism and Partyism" Pastor home all
summer.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BlSINESS hANGFsSs
partnership papers. legally drawn; all
law business attended by experienced law
,ers; advice free INTERSTATE LAW
ASSOCIATION. = Yves, l4th-st.
CORN cut and shocked with my horse
power machine. patent for sale. +. X.
HUNT. Plattsville. Ohio.
GRAPE JUICE prepared without fermenta-
ton; this and other wine making secrets.
and new faucet for drawing the last
drop will be sold 10 manufacturers.
WILLIAM RUFF. Sandusky. OHIO.
NEW BIT RING.-lt saves buckles AMI
gives driver n better control u horses:
invention for sale. ELL KIRK. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio
PRINTING Most successful Office In
metropolitan district; quickest work by
our electric power plant; artistic printing
prices always lowest. MERC HANTS
PRINTING COMPANY. World Building.
PARTNER WANTED Tor storage ware
house and trucking business. with $1,000:
money fully secured. clears Slo0O an
nually; vans express wagons. etc.
OWNER, Box 10. Tribune Office.
WANTED. A capitalist TO produce
strong farce comedy which was great
success. but has not been played for seV-
eral years small cast; Investigation so
lcted Apply BROWNS. LBS Broadway.
WANTED. Inventors .noud write John
Wedderburn & Co. Patent Attorne :
Washington ID. c.. for their $1,000 prem
fun: monthly contest open to tn'm upon
application
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
MENDORF D. D.. Pastor.-Church closed during July.
SECOND CHURCH. l23d st. and Ienox ave. Rev WM
JT'STIN MARSHA D. p. Pastor.-Rev. VIM. W. HAIR
SIIA D. D. Ill. D.. breaches at 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

COLONEL HADLEY WILL CELEBRATE the tenth
o,,ra-sarv Of his miraculous conversion az the great
1hurch ARMY Tent in Asbury Park. Tuesday evening
r'lv % Professor Brown. Miss Wray. song cvange-
isl and other prominent workers will be present AL
cordially invited
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rOR SALE.

rOR SALE.
NNNNNNO7NNNN N>~N/>'SN~'~N0NNN'~
A-A.-A.-A-ON WEEKLY payments;
fine diamonds Watches no trash Can
or address WATCH SUPPLY Co, Nal
den Lane. Room 2 All goods guaranteed
At REDUCED PRICES -5Vo second hand
wood and iron working machines; fnily
guaranteed; machinery bought ana eh-
ehaneed GEORGE Z EDDY. 3?S Madi-
son-s'.
BICYCLE (Columbia). fine condition. $40.
LICKSTROM 3 Manhattan-st.. Harlem.
BIG BARGAINs.-C out Mt retail
beautiful gold chains only SO 30: worth
50 20. warranted French leaf. few left.
COLD CHAIR MANrFACTt RERS. %
Murray st
FAMILY leaving city want TO sell
furniture: perfect order: rare chancS
for couple; call one week. BERITT. 1852
2l-ave.. 1st flight. front.
FIRST CLASS BAKERY for sale cheap.
BAKERY. Box 4. Tribune Office.
FOR SALE.-A solid I4-karat double case
gold watch In perfect order: Elgin m we
men,: price $50 Address BARGAIN. Box
a.. Tribune Ofice.
FOR SALE or exchange for real estate.
old-establishef jewelry store J. BROWN.
27I IIudson-st.
GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. 1925;
good neighborhood. furniture for sale az
reasonable price: must sell. owner going
South. Cali III 39th-st.. brooklyn.
RESTAURANT FOR sALE.-Good loca-
ton Inquire ~ IIarrison-st.
STOCK and furniture for SALE consisting
general notions: immediate possession.
splendid opportunity. 81 Degraw-st..
Brooklyn.
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ST. BARTHOLOMEws PARISH HOUSE. 2ose "a.
42d-st.-Sunday services Prayer and sermon al
Or. MGREW will oficiate. Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

CHURCH or TIE STRANGERS; Mercer-s,. near s:h-
g, ons hocI vest Of Broadway.-Rev. ID. ASA BLACK
Di,pV Pastor will preach tomorrow at II a. m. Sub
iect How 20 Reach Heaven He will also preach at
Z.S , ~, All the seats free and ushers gladly
cave and welcome strangers at the doors
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Er,uNIsHED HOUSES TOILET.
~~~O~.~~OO.0-~ @~e~N~~N>|~NI~"O-O"~7~
Country.

Hillside" convent
ent and desirable boarding house for win
ter and summer - rooms IN prime order
mostly furnished; splendid position Tor
coed tenant W. % IIills!de-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Sunday morning at
10 at Hodgson Hall OF 5tha ana
4j,h-st the New-York Church Of Christ, Scientist All
cnrdla,N Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.. West 6Ith,st
between Broadway and 7th-ave-Rev WILTON MERLE
SMITH D. D. Pastor-Preachlng tomorrow at II a. m.
ard \ o. m iy the Rev. VI. NOOI.SEY STRIKER, ID.
D. president Of Hamilton College. Christian EndeaVor
Monday evening. at :.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

MRS. L. SEELY.
ss WEST 22D-ST.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BCREAS'
ALI. REFERENCES -rn
STRICTLY INVESTlGAihS'
Servants breaking engagements ~" M,
dismissed from Office and forie" ."
lclaims 10 fee paid.
BROOKLYN Once. Bond-st.
Corner Fulton-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. ooh-st and
9Th avn.-Rev. JOHN LEWIS CLARK will preach at
II A. m. and p. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wAyrn

DOSl ~ WAXKnA
~~~N~N~~Nc~~~INNSo> N~.~~Y~~noonn.rAn~~
COACHMAN.-Young married. nea, NJ
peararce; thoroughly Understand ~
business. recommended by frs,-claa e.ty
families: no objection 20 country. COOP.
Err. 124 East 5lst-s.
COACHMAN.-Colo in a private s,n.
fly; city or country a thorough can.
taker Of gentlemsn's fine horses. etc. a.
dress r. ", si7 3i-ave
COACHMAN.-By an Engllshman ma.
ried, no family. thoroughly experienced
In the care Of gentlemans establishment:
first-class references. WILLIAM. 92i W.
ave.
COACHMAN.--A gentleman going aSrsi
wants 10 find a situation for his coach.
man. married man: has been in my en-.
ploy for three years; sober. honest and
thoroughly competent. For particulars ~
ply 10 F. X. HOYT. Watkins. " Y.
FARMER. &c.-COOK. &c.-Young mar
ried man. German understands farm and
garden work, and good care Of horses and
driving; wife as cock and houssvorker:
city or country. +. KNAPP, go 3d-Ave.
81 floor front
GARDENER and FLORlsr.-firss-elas
man. English: no family; VIE 5000 but
ter-maker, cook. laundrees neceaaU.
X. y07 Green BIGGEST. Scranton Pa
GARDENER.-singl Protestant: under.
stands care Of lawn. fruit. flower! ana
vegetables. best city references Aodres.
s. b.. care Bridgeman's seed store u
East leth-st.
GARDENER.-Sing thoroughly under
stands his business In greenhouse
graperies. vegetables and all outdoor gar
dening. on gentlemans place, referenceA
r. s. 1927 Broadway.
GARDENER and FLORlsT.-By married
man; has a thorough prscucal knowleces
Of his business IN all branches manage.
ment OF help. all the repairs and gcne:A
requirements OF a gentleman's establish
ment. Address W. STUART, Bard-Avs.
Yves; New-Brighton. staten Island.
GARDENER Single man: understands
culture Of flowers. fruits and vegetables,
management ~ lawns: also. management
farm and stock. best reference. j. D.,
800 East 3Ith-s'.
GARDENER and COACHMAN.--By nrss-
class gardener and coachman for gen
tleman's place. understands general gar.
den work Address JOSEPH POLONlS
lis North 4th-st.. Brooklyn. f. d.
GARDENER. single. "a wears. wants a.
assistancy or charge or gehuefnans
place Apply 70 Renwick-st.
GARDENER.-As gardener. florist and
Landscape: long experience IN pro'eeslon'
=.
ton next month. c. DEtTSCHMAN"
South Norwalk. Conn.
STARLEMAN-B \ young man. lauv
landed thoroughly exp 'rlenced with huns
ing horses and hounds RICHARD HAh,-
ING, 2lS Frankiyn-st.. Astoria ling nv
and.
Ts-FTI~MAN. 81 wishes situation %
farm or gentleman's place; urcertaocs
care Of horses COWS alsl gardening T.
era1ce. JOHN CHRISTENSEN. SS vi
ave.
rSEFTr. YOUNG MAN on gentleman
place: help cDachman. understands az
Of horses. carriages. lawns. ETC. cs
drive and ride. references. SIS month ."
30 West G6th-st.
USEFI'I. MAN.-City or country; under.
stands care u horses ard cattle Aoo'e~
LAG West 12ith-St.. Egan's bell
USEFUL. MANOR gentlemans place
care for garden. lawn. walks milk Gy
work on gentleman's place. JAMES fhN'
DERGAST. 81 Washington -.
WAITER. BY a well educated Young ma
in private family: or liehi porter ~ tus.
ness house. J. o. A.. o3I 35th-st, br''
ivn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN. 1870 West 10Th
stow 73o; high mass. g. mathis TO- low mass
(plan),
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ams,sr,sr.
and s8th-st. the Fourth Church un'ting-fAv ANsnvn
ATTERBtRY. ID. d., Pastor. Will preach at II /. -.
Sunday school. p. prayer meeting Wednesday
p. All cordially welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

ST LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH "a,
West 4lst-st., Rev c. s. NARROWER, D. D. psrr"
Morning service at II. preaching by Pastor sunaa,
school. 04j a. m. ~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

ST. JAMESS CHURCH. Maiison-ave and 7lro
Holy Communion. a. M. morning prayer ana ,s-r-.
III a. M evening service and sermon. .. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

COLLEGIATE REFORMED HuRCH ID ave. and 'th-
st.-Rev. HENRY J. SCUDDER will preach at ii a H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

THE ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. E.v
lem Presbyterian. Pilgrim Congregational Mount NJ.
Baptist and Church Of the Pur;ans will unite holdns
services In tn" Mount Morris Baptist Church 5,hsy
bet. l26h and l2T'h SITS. II a. m and i:45 -
Preaching TO morrow by Rev. WAYLAND HOYT =
OF Philadelphia. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. University
Heights-Rev. ADDISON BALLARD. u. D.. Will preach
IL a.. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN cHr.pcs
between 9Th and 1th ayes. Rev. WALTER DUNCAN
BUCHANAN. Pastor. breaches 1870 a. m and "a
p. m. sabbath school. 230. Strangers cordially w.
coined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHrncu
corner Of s8,h st-PreachinZ every Sunday A. II y
7:45. by the Pastor 4. ID. VAIL. D. d. Wecom. n ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH co--.
57.hst., Rev. 4. 4 KfTTREDGE. Pas,or-fsy t1nyr
X. SUTHERLAND D. D., u Burlington. Iowa ~
preach. II a. Prayer meeting "wednesday ey.r,,sA
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Religions Notices.

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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ssA
St. Rev. JOHN HALL. ID. D.. Pas.or-servc.s SsnS
day. 18th. at II n. m. and p. m. ~
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH: West End-aye;
and 77th-st.Rev. JOHN :. ZEL1E. OF Cf'vei1ni Will
nreach II a. n
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TWENTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH en-
Lexington -ave.-Rev. GIBBS BRAISLIN will
II a. and p. m. Song service. 1:45 p m. welcouS
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MT. MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH 5,h-ave n.., ia,
st.-Worshp and sermons by the Pastor W. c Bfrrrwee
at II n. and 7tJ p. m. '"H
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-09-18
THE GOLD CORNER.

Has every one forgotten the famous
gold corner, with its ''Black Friday
in New York about the close of the
war? and how sudden the trouble dis
sapeared and the people breathed
again when it was announced that the
tseasury department would let loose
gold, exchange gold Tor bonds and let
the people do business?
A gigantic gold and money corner
holds the world in it's grip now, and
the gloom of u blacker day is OH its
business. One-halt of he )ney of
the world has been lock Ell out by law:
the silver aud one-third of the remain
der of the gold that is, is locked up il,
the treasures OF government banks OF
the great European nations. There
remains but two-thirds of the gold. or
one sixth of the former money supply
to the banks and to the people with
which to do business; and how much
of that is boarded no one knows.
The U. s. in remOnetizing silver
and opening up her mints to its coin
age will but act the part of Secretary
Boutwell, on that other dark day, and
the result will not be different. The
money corner will be broken and with
Its fall the dark days will pass. -.
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We learned from Mr.. R. E.
Edwards that, little Charley C. Sellers
son of J. b. Sellers, accidently split
the ball of his his eye with pen
knife. This occurred on the fifth of
this month. He was at once taken
to Kansas City: The occulist found
it necessary to remove the entire
ball Of the eye. It. for tuuately
happened that Mrs. r. E. Edwards
was inKansas City and could be pre-
sent with them. We extend our full
est sympathy to the father and mother
(All remember Miss Jennie Craft. J
They are assured of the heartfelt
sympathy Of this entire community.
At last reports the boy was doing
well.