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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
WANTS TIE BOYS BODY BROUGHT HERE.
THE LITTLE FELLOW SAID TO HAVE BEEN BURIED
IN CoNNEcTICUT-HIs BROTHER CAN
cEr No SATISFACTION.

THE LITTLE FELLOW SAID TO HAVE BEEN BURIED
IN coNNEcTIcrr-HIs BROTHER CAN
GET NO SATISFACTION
Mrs Neumann and Charles F. Litt OF No ~"
West Thrty-sxth-st. who are making an enort "
ascertain what has become OF the BODY OF thir'een
year-old Freddie Lit. who was drowned al pace
called Scotland. Conn. last Sunday. called at the
Mayors office yesterday afternoon. The couple
told peculiar story. They allese that little Fred
was one OF a crowd o: Suniay-school children who
went 10 Connecticut on Friday OF last week on the
Norwich Line boat for vacation trip.
The youngsters belong TO the Bethany Preshy-
terrain Church Sunday-school. at Thrty-hfth-st and
Tenth-ave The children were in charge OF Dr.
Bishop OF No 70 West Forty eehth-st.
On Sunday last the little lad said to have
been drowned IN Connecticut while fishing for pond
lilies DR.. Bishop sent word of the fact to the boy
brother. Charles F. LIT. and the latter sent
message IN reply. asking that the body be sent on
10 this city for burial. They waited day or two
and no body came. DR.. Bishop returned In the
mean time. and the brother and Mrs Neumann
TO see him.
''He would give me information regarding my
brother" said Lift. land told ne that he did not
know whether the body had been sent to this city.
buried in Connecticut was In the morgue there
Mrs Neumann had copy Of the Willimantic.
Conn. paper in her possession. stating that the
body has been sent to Ncw-York.
I'VE called upon Dr. Bishop again., said Mrs.
Neumann, Ito learn II he could tell us where to
find the body. and he walked up and down the room
singing and said that he knew nothing about II.
He then told that the boy was buried in Con-
nec,icut. and said that he would take us up to see
It, He took us to Connecticut and brought us 10
cemetery and pointing a grave. said to Mr.. Lift
the boys brother: There's your brothers grave:
he's there, and he's just good there as any place
else
1--WE wanted the body taken up that could
at least identify /. and then have 1t brought 10 the
city, but Or. Bishop said that must leave the
body there. and refused to give us any nforma-
ton
whore Mrs. Neumann repeated her story to Ser
geant Flood. The sergeant told her that there
was no way in which the Police Department could
take any action in the matter. all she wished
TO have done to have the body exhumed and
brought here.
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legal \ otless.


CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW yoRK.-Louse u. Mears AGAINST Adoph
Kaufman Gertrude Kaufman. Mortimer kaufmann
ii. sale Kaufman. Edgar Kaufman Josephine Kau,-
mann Grace Kaufm nm Ralph Kaufman Jacob Hirsh.
Estee Moore Jacob Graf Fredsrick Dev9e James
= Irumrnond j. Sedyer Page. The New York Insulating
pain, COMPANY David g. Sickels. Temporary Receiver
Of the Harlem River Bank. city u New York: James NJ
I:rstab,o Frederick A.. Constable. Hicks Arnold and
Henry schIatter Observation-Disclosures Summons.
10 tho named Defendants;
You are hereby summoned To answer the complaint in
this action and to copy OF your answer the
saintI Attorney within days after the service
az this summons sive OF the day OF service and In
OF failure TO appear or answer Judgment VIII
lie taken against you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint. - oo
Dated New York. June 18th. 1926
~ GLOVER SWEEZY GLOVER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Pos,ofrce address Office. No. o. William street,
New York city
To Mortimer Kaufman. Estele Moore and RALPH Kauf
mann defendants above named
The foregoing summons IL served upon you by publ
cation prsuan to order Of Hon George T. Andrews
one OF the ~ the Supreme Court dated the 18th
day Of June 1896 and filed with the amended complaint
in the Office Clerk Of til" city and County Of New
York at the Court House in said CITY. - -
GLOVER SWEEZY GLOVER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
60 william Street
Now YOrk
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

Two sales In foreclosure proceedings were held
Yesterday at the Broadway Real Estate Salesroom
William Kennedy sold No. IA East One-hundred-
and fifty -seventh-st. three-story frame dwelling
LOT "a 6yIOl5 TO Benjamin Norz for 1919.
d. Phoenix Ineraham sold No. ga West Seventy
e!ghth-st three-story brick-and-stonc dwelling. LOT
i7xIO22. to the plaintiff the United States Trust
Company. for $4,000.
III II Cammann e. Co. have sold No. East
Twentieth-st a lve-story business uidng. on lot
osxa2 for the reported price Of $4,000 The prop
erty was bought for speculation.
Negotiations have been pending for the lease OF
the main floor and basement OF the American
surety RuiIding at the Pne-st. and Broadway cor
ner for a cafe and restaurant Several directors
of the company are opposed TO the leasing oil any
part of the main floor for the sale Of liquors. ana
therefore II is doubtful If the lease will he made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston July 24cotton quiet and steady: middling
Gsc mddng 6hc: good ordinary 5%c: net and gross
receipts II bales: sales. S9I bales; stock 8G24 bales
Weeky-Net gross receipts. 1876 bales
wise 8s7 bales LIE bales: spinners VI bales
Norfolk July 24.-Cot,on nominal middng. Is l8c:
low mding 7iec: good ordinary, 6sc exports coast
wise 20 bales; stock 4Osi bales. Weekiy-Net and
receipts rs bales exports coaswse go bales sales 3,3
bales 80 ,,,, ma.
niddling q 7-lGc: good ordinary quoted: net and
gross receipts So laes exports coaswse 10 bales sales
r. hses. stock Z 73s bales Weekiy-Net and gross
cepts 25 bales coaswise. o0a bales sales 80
bales a. 49,. -. -. ..... ,
nidd;ing 8Ac: mddng Che low middling, 6sc; good
rd,nar 6,c net and gross receipts 1O4 bales exports
10 the Continent 1850 bales sosswss AZ bales s"l.s
yecs,ns l9S bales Grcss 800 baIes exports 10 Great
eritsn $50 bales; TO the Continent. 1900 bales; coast
MA 1e26 bales; sales 1000 bales.
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Conntrp CroprrIn for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL property for saie at Engiewood. ~ j., 10
New York. railroad and trolley con
l.ctons minutes fTom station large corner plot fruit
and shade trees lovely ground and rooiny mansion
IA rooms newly painted and pspered stabng for four
horses. carriage house etc all convenences me nsh
bo;hod. 10 be seen every day on appointment A. Is e.
20. Tribune.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received at the Uptown Once No l.242 broadway.
ID north ~ 3lst-st. until o'clock y. M ad'ef-
the following branch offices at regu
lar Office until clock p. viz 20 sth-avs o. e
23d 1872 I2thst: l42 Columbus
West 65h lOJ West 42d st. near 9th ave w
East i4th-si 251 42d st, between 7th and Nh
AYES: 1883 East 47h-s s3s lave. between 10Th and
77th l02G ad-ave. 6ist st 70s st-ave near
s9th-st ESQ 3daVe 4is-st.. S4 3d-ayt. 30 32o
Beecker-st 2g0s 3dave.. $40 East 7~hst le2i
ad-ava 1862 :d.ave. e5 Austerdam-svs; ~? West
cd is East iCth-st.; cos East tSth 81.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l4sn 81, En-, NV rsa 81 S Mar'am %,cnolscn $4,000
Lots - to 81 IS and 40 map G2 lots Mt Mount
n,pe' the ~ ni,rn ne"i hS'h'e ana i'"' baio
r'r;, W -, 80, - - e. u T. c,nvIIe . 49,
Lot IL map. To T Hidden ana wire. a.
Lots 81 to - same to Marcus Na'h'n '''~''
Lots IL. -. -. So same map; same to james coo
EDWARDS 49,
Lot H. map. same to William haddeh -.o
and wife
Lots IL and 10. map; same 10 Jonh > Nc "a
Lots g. T. H. 81 md IS. map; same to cso
DAVID Snulllner
Blocker No t5i Frederic DETER. referee q, ~,
John ; Mortimer '
3d-st. g. i15 Of list 23sv6. John III n. 80
Judge referee Louis FTankenthaer. ~f''"
39th-st II q Of 1s-ave, 2ol OJx2S.h lux
John Jones. executor ct al trus'ers' "a 90
Edward J Mc(1uskry ..............' "'''
Same properly: David Dannat ct al TO rdwa'" =. 40
McCluskey .................. '
Avenue b. T. % IT Of nth st. Yox6s George oooo
G Austin referee to Joseph + Ismay 80, 20. WV
14lh-st, n 375 II OF Grand Boulevari '"A n ooo
COLI Jacob Steuhl and wife To I}enamn 'r S gu '
Rivcrsidc-avc Drive. corner 'o'hs' 49,
Irregular Francis NJ Jencks and wire 10 IN, ono
Clarence Y True
15ls,-st g 51s.S II . Of l0th-ave or 2 cM.si
Convent-ave and 15ist st, runs y * IrIpkn,sa,
George Haas. referee. 70 L%tita buoh'uee 20 -oo
and Annie Duffy ........ .''.'.'''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
MR.. MORTON INVITED TO THE STATE FAIR.

Syracuse July PA special dispatch TO The
Standard" from Paul Smiths says: "The Hon Fred
erick c. Schraub commissioner Of Agriculture
and Theodore H. Coleman, prominently connected
with the State Fair here to-day In conference
with Governor Morton Their object was to secure
tho Governors attendance at the State Fair. to be
held at Syracuse August 81 to September g. Governor
Morton received his visitors cordially at his hand
some summer cottage. and stated that he would give
a decided answer on Monday next. Mr.. Schraub be-
fore leaving here stated that the Governor ap-
pcared TO excellent health and Spirits and he
was confident that he would decide 10 visit the
fafr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25
BUILDING PLANS FILED.


The following plans for buildings and alterations
New bu nS i main once corner for nv.
D SFG ss by Mar Ms.sass Of
Christopher st. No \. for y br N stare ore
brick fat, b by ' Jacob P.er Of No 2.S Vest sd
oe sf a"n %os a and 40 west for two story
and basemen, brick fats. by Henry Lang Of - oo
,oihs; to Nos 81 and 80 East for an eleh,-siory
brics warehouss by Richard Flanagan ct al. o, oo
factory and lofts. by William II Daggett, Of No
West l32i-sf. r...................... 2OOO
New buildings. uptown branch:
147th-s,, $. CT # Of Tmpson Place. for one
story brick wagon and storage building by John ooo
Morris DScl Morris Teieh'' FOR ,wo-siory
by 'I The a Gas Engine and power COMPANY Of Nor
roxs OT s5 It Of Honest Tor two story '''
frame dwelling by John Hanson of No 1902 ,-o
Honest. n $; 70 4 " Of Hoe-st; for two-siory
Mnfs. piaS rs q s sg1.s .t for
of No LAY Longfelow,si; owner cost 5000
sde sa Of GS a%s @ anS sn By s"f "a
RSsssV sak 10 Of BY r. xs ssT RIVER
Electric and Power Co. owners COST. 1900
oS So q ' East %' BY Giuseppe nonsovan
owner. 20 a two-story brick and frame dwelling
w saa i ioIS,t. 10 252 by stephenson Fowe
owner, a four story brick hotel. ............. i75
Avenue G. No Gs. by Seg Falk. Of No 1877 Mon
roest, owner to four story brick tenement ga
Beth st n g. l45 II Of I'd ave. by J Bloom
ingdale. Of No l East 67th-s. owner to six-
brick and iron Observation-Disclosures. 400
6eth-s No 20 East. by Isaac Dryfuss Of No 20
East 6sth-st fourstory brick
36,h-s No I29 East. by Mrs W Bergh ~ No
1I6 East 3G,h-s owner. 10 hve story brick
18TH 81. No AZ West by James W Ramsay
New bloomfield. Penn. owner 10 n three story
brick dwelling and store .-.................. $500
At the uptown branch:
l64h-st. No 40. by Benodicta Vier. Of No 76S
East 1Ciih-st, owner, 70 two story frame
stable 49,: 700
6edgwck- 3. Morris Heights. by Mary s
Amory. owner. 10 a 'wo-and a half story frame
dwelling ....................-.. 200
3D. ave and 144th-s corner, by Frank Enge-
and store Observation-Disclosures. an
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pr ArTSRURG SIMMER SCHOOL.

p,a,tsbure n Y. July N-Dr. Loughln. OF PHIL
adeluhia who was delivering course OF lectures
on ecclesiastical history at the Catholic Summer
School. was called unexpectedly to his home to-
day, and his last paper THE Greek Schism
was read by another person this morning. Charles
York concluded his course on German literature
tasay. He gave the origin Of German lyric poetry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-25

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Boulevard and 7ps
Rev. ]. ~ HALDEMAN Pastor.-Church open All 49,
mer Services. II m. and o. ibe-schoo ' s::
a m Friday evening prayer and testimony nee,..,
o'clock. Rev. ROBERT CAMERON, D. b. N m ~ q
will preach Tomorrow. both morning and evsnns
welcome 's AZ
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prcORDED MORTGAGES.

Altman nsns%s so The Ct snaTs a SsSas:
18th 100 II OF 6th-ave years s'''o
Drdcn Anna ~ to Harlem s say bank yeSr 90
p T1 MEX Ms6ae p cor ard IaSn ana
N Denton W I4ethst and 7th-ave de AZ
p%ss1dse . pns Asnls q 9a1 ION to ave. s'%fs
c HSe convent ave and isist-st &C
Friedrich TED Maria to Harlem savings Bank Ne sS,.
"a and A. map Of Morrisana. year. gu
O rs s snG Wi" Of the n %
order Free Sons q Israel. ad-s'' 1'' IT 40
Of l.,sye EdTsd G. and vii. to charlie;
Barer2orf n West Houston-st 1896 # OF - ~
ua Gsdf0r FeranSnd' and wife to John Haydock
sd,ays a, 80 # md WIFE ~ ta cornelius Kings
and as trustee. Avenue b. % # Of nth on
jackson. csr d. to ci,lzens savings Bank SIS q, q,
l24th-s 100 # Of Co.umous- yeari 3D."
i7o IT Of Brown Place. years .;:..;.....; H."
Same to Louise Edey. $ iSo'h-st 2+5 It of :, N
Same nne" to Alfred Tsylor and another.
ST. ls5 # " Of Brown Piacr also lseths ., q,
22o # Of Brown G rass years ,6h mors KS
Of Brown Place years i"'
Company lO2d-s. 100 # OF Columbus ave. ., =,
sam. s'a aG same sam. property nsalmens 25C
stone n 5 Henry-s io.i # Of Montgomery ,oc
Mccl1s&ey Edward j. to John Jones and an
# Of is-sve in.iamenis $500
Nicholson Miriam Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. n corner Sth-aye and 14Sth 81. 80 - -.
Red John S. Susan F. Blodgett. l+sth-st - -.
100 II OF Sth-ave lyear.................... leW
Schmtz. Caroline. and Henry 10 Philharmonic
Society Of New York. n I3Gth- 81 II " Of -
Tremberser. George. and wife to the Lawyers
Mortgage Insurance Company s Forest-ave %
IS II n OF 1GJth-s years mortgages. ooo
Same TO corner Fores'-ave and 10th 20
Same 70 same. iesth-st i55 II Of Forest >,
Same to same. n : iGiih-st. ioii It W Of Forest
years. Z mortgages 3lJo
TrembcrFer George. and wife 10 Smith William
part ~ lots 20 and "a. and all OF ~, map .,
n EltOna. demand .................... 90
Same 10 John W Cornish same property demand. 1906
True Clarence F. and wife TO Francis VI Jencks.
76,hst and Riverside ave and -
Drive. dema nd. 10
Same 10 same same property demand ........ 1896
The New-York city Church Extension and Mis-
sionary Society % the Methodist Episcopal
Church 10 Florence y Cory. corner Kings
bridgeave and Terrace New-ave. year....... o,J
Van Buren, Harriet to the LAWYERS Mortgage
Insurance CO. 29th-st. $50 II OF 9Th 49, -.
With. Louis. TO Michael Conan and Terrence
Gannan. 81 Anne-ave and 18th - -.
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ALBEMARLE.

ALBEMARLE.
II. Parsons e. wife, Science
tady. n. Y.
r. A. J. Hewart. Lawrence.
Mass.
J. A. Carr e. wife. Science
tady.
Miss l.. A. Bevis. st. Louis.
W. W. Swan. Boston.
BARRETT.
l.. Curtis. Detroit.
J. G. Morrison. San Fran
cisco.
J. T. Parker. Maiden. Mass.
l.. Il. Emery. Chicago.
J. Il. Cozzens e. wife. New
York.
f. II. Cox. New-YorR.
A. V. Grant. New-York.
BARTHOLDI.
A. r. Forde e. wife. Kings
ton.
J. A. DeetJen. Port au
Prince. Hayti.
G.. II. Baker a. wife. New
Haven.
II. Hamilton e. wife. Phila-
delphis.
f. r. Thomas. New York
W. y. Young. Bay City.
Mich.
s. T.. Hughes & wife. Phil
adelphia.
G. c. Kohler & wife. Balti-
more.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
r. J. Quailc. Gloversville.
y y.
r. w. Zenner. indianapolis.
A. II. No cos. hVcne seer.
A. G.. McNenn. Syracuse.
J. V. Mcnamara. Troy.
J. l.. Connolly. Toronto.
Ont.
G. A. Chapman. New-zeal-
and.
r. G. Shaw. England.
!. T. Connor. Boston.
y. Wist. London.
]. c. Schraeder. Aiken. s.
c.
GIISEY.
T.. p. Turner. Baltimore.
A. J. Pitkin & wife. Sche-
nectady.
II. Sutphin. Washington.
]. II. WEIGH. Connecticut.
C. J. Barnes. Chicago.
y. l.. Barnes. Chicago.
e. W. O'Bryan. Hot Springs.
Ark.
W. F. Dalzell. Pittsburg.
GRAND.
W. Mason. Blngha mton.
Z. W. Mitchell. Chicago.
!. Hale. l.. 6. Army.
II. J. Perry & wife. SYRIA
cuse.
II. l.. Trema,ne. New-York.
F. W. Spalding. Bingham
ton.
Z. II. Davis. Binghamton.
). ID. Kane. Bingh1mtOn.
GRAND UNION.
A. T. Wing. Palmer. Mass.
J. c. Sullivan, Palmer,
Mass.
+. W. Chesson. Waterbury,
Conn.
s. J. Edmiston. Greenwich,
Conn.
f. y. Merritt & wife. Pal.
mvra. y. Y.
l. NJ. HOrner. Baltimore.
HOFFMAN.
". Lauer. Cincinnati.
r. -. shepherd. Shepherds
ton. W. Va.
c. G. Crystal. California
Z. G. Hibbard. Chicago.
$. NJ. Bushnell. Chicago.
ID. L. Wilcox. Connecticut.
W. F. Dorninger. Paterson,
y. !.
O. ". Hackett. Pittsburg.
w. J. Prentice. Pittsburg.
HOLLAND.
p. VI. Barr. Cleveland.
r. p. Eastwick L. wife.
New-Orleans.
Mrs. J. Tod. Cleveland.
The Misses Tod. Cleveland.
+. Billings e. wife. Cleve-
land.
u. +. Maxwell. Florida.
g. y. Dodge. New York.
W. T.. Fulton. Waterbury.
Conn.
l.. T.. Fulton. Waterbury.
Conn.
W. S. Fulton. Waterbury.
Conn.
8. carsley. Montreal.
Sir :. McKennOn. London.
IMPERIAL
+. II. Richards & wife.
Hartford.
II. Bonnell. Youngstown,
Ohio.
A. F.. Smith. Milwaukee.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

>~~~.~~>o~~~>>NO~~~>sN |N~O"~O>"NNNONON||-
WOODLAWN CEMETERY. - Handsom"
plot for sale. Address VI. C.. Tribune
Uptown ONCE. l.2+2 Roadway.
Country.
A BARGAIN at Schooley's Mountain.
~ j.. near the hotels on macadam road
from Hackettstown: hcalthful location
farm. co acres: good buildings. house with
bath. running water. range. 81 100. EDN.
+. HAMILTON a. CO. 90 Broadway
THE ORANGES. y. !. "a speciality
Residences FOR rent. for occupancy on or
after Sept /: also. sale 5000 10 $40 900
upward. terms TO suit Full particulars
T. T. HAMILTON & co. 90 'I3way. y. l.
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GUESTS AT THE LEADING HOTELS.

Mrs. c. 6. Pease. Detroit.
w. L. Kurtz. Indianapolis.
7. W. Davis. New-York.
@. Ross. Brooklyn.
II. J. Flick. Nilkesbarre.
Penn.
MARLBOROUGH.
]. Tho-ner. Cincinnati.
A. w. Dinou.all. New
York.
p. A. O'Niel. ST. Louis.
F. S. Manton. Providence.
A. McWilliams & wife,
Louisville.
J. Brand & wife. Elmira.
a. J. Featherstorc. Chicago.
J. 6. Lowe. Albany.
P. Roberts & wife. New
Haven.
METROPOLE.
w. w. Russell. Concord.
y. II.
]. Maglll. Troy.
+. T. Clark. Providence.
J. l.. Dunn & wife. Troy
II. II. Vreeland. Pocantico
Hills. y. Y.
T. J. Aloott. Mount Holly.
y. Y.
A. b. Hutchinson. Middle
town. y. Y.
MURRAY HILL
r. Sheldon & wife. London.
T. S. Bishop. New-Britain.
Conn.
F. c. Ester. Minneapolis.
F. Farrell. Ansonia. Conn.
W. y. CLARK. r.. Ansonia.
Conn.
J. a. Goodale & wife.
G.. j. Porter & wife. Boston.
NORMAND1E.
4. V. Eastman. St. Paul.
+. Fish. New-York.
G. II. Darling. San Francis
co.
c. II. Parsons. Springfield.
G. W. Hutchins. Springfield.
J. Petit. Orange. y. J.
PARK AVENUE.
D. F.. Hunter & wife. Bos-
ton.
X. Kemper. Deadwood. s.
w. y. Chaplin. Ticonderoga.
y. Y.
n. p. Perry. Albany.
II. A. Emsworth. Cleveland.
+. u. Burk. Water;own.
Conn.
T. p. Nettletcn q wife.
Hartford.
s. NJ. Bosnik. Oswego.
ST. CLOUD.
II. r. Curtis, Savannah
o. Wolf 4 wife. Long
Branch. y. J.
J. F. Dean e. wife. Milford.
Conn.
Mrs. A. l.. Butler, New
York.
r. X. Butler. New-York.
G.. Morrison & wife. Perth
Amboy. y. j.
STURTEVANT.
A. VI. Null & wife. Albany.
c. Z. Stevenson & wife. AL
bany.
C. Barnard. Washington.
S. s. Toler. Huntington. w.
Va.
A. y. Ordwav. New York.
Miss F.. Ordway. Lawrence.
Mass.
F. Ordway. London.
e. J. Scholpp. Rochester.
r. NJ. Luckenbach. Bethle-
hem. Penn.
VENDOME.
Mrs. A. c. Gorgas. Philadel-
phia.
Miss Gorras. Philadelphia.
:. Marx. New-York.
Miss NJ. X. Oakley. Buffalo.
II. ]. Casey & wife. Hud-
son. y. Y.
j. II. Stewart & wife. STAN
ford, Conn.
c. Hubbard E. wife. Boston.
]. r. Wilson. New-York.
WINDSOR.
]. II. Dorley e. wife. Rich
mond. Va.
A. Vendrell. Porto Rico.
G.. Cortavo & wife. Porto
Rico.
G. Luichetti. Porto Rico.
II. Mariani. Porto Rico.
Mrs. a. VI. Summers & fam
fly. Boston.
W. Il. Clark & family. Kan
sas City.
Mrs. NJ. A. Farnam e. fam.
lily. Cleveland.
w. J. Steel. Philadelphia.
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN cHrpcu ..
53i-st.). Rev. CHARLES J.. THOMPSON. D. b. p,s
tor.-I,ev. GEORGE WHITEFIE;.D MEAD prsaeh.,r "a; y
s. evening. THE Fe1st n Belshazzar." ' H.
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st, and n5oadvay.-Rey., \. BoyYToX. D. - Detroit.
Mich. will preach. Services at II a. m and p. m.
AkHARY B s.p1hs. GHR T Bss in
evening. patriotism and Partyism." Pastor home all
summer
CENTRAL PREsnYTERAN CHURCH. W West SI.h,s'
sMTH d. '' p PSsorPreSHhng tomorrow at
ard S D. ~ iy the Rev. NJ. W0OLsEY STRIKER. D.
Monday evening. at :.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICE Sunday %0,Dns sn a
45,h-st the NewYork Church Of Christ. Scientist All
cordially Invited
CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN: iae West 10Th
stow mass i:3o; high mas y; mathis w 10" rass
II; vespers (plain, 1.
H eSiEosif ADbisoN BAILARb B. D. will preach
at II a. m.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHrRcH; West End-a ave
and nth st.-Rev JOHN = IEl'IE, OF 'f'e''ni' VIII
preach at II a.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2d-ave and ith-
st-Itev. HENRY J. scUDDER will preach at II a. H.
Ja GA#s GaHs viii ' preach and s
II a. and p. n
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
M ERsT p III cssd G during
sEoHD cuRG end Ipes WI T W H WR
sHA d. D.. III. D.. breaches at io:3o
OF ms I'M Ssbry PARK Tuesday evening
list and other prominent workers will be present AL
cordially invited.
OF TIE sTnaNGERs &, n a, s
5 EnN o% '? o. s P'isa s% VII
As p All the seats are free and ushers gladly re-
caive and strangers at the DOORS
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Ciip propertp for 1alt.

WE CAN GIVE BARGAINS in West Side property.-If
w Mr. Mckinley elected there will be active business
~ silver prevails advance In prices STEVENS
REAL. ESTATE co. 03d and Columbus Ave.
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Nelinious Notices.


services at Central Metropolitan Temple. TN ave and
i4th-s-servlces every night sunday by request TWO
sermons on THE Future State ii and =; Rev. y r.
cADMAN; singing by juvenile choir; $3.50 pleasant hour
Miss Lille Thomas. Of European concerts. VIII sing
Monday discussion Do the Churches Rightly Represent
Christi J. LEWIS HARTsocK TUESDAY lecture MI
Thursday address. Rev. Mr.. ROSE Of Liberia. Africa
Saturday, temple concert Seats free.