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Rcl,olous Notices.

ncuVIQu3 ~NVbtLSo.
Of T dHAR Py!NH PAT6N B. b.
christianity Praciicabic?''
CHURCH OF THE Eternal HOPE West sn% sft7' {,
| Vision l25. sunday school.
CHURCH OF THE HOLY APOSTLES. corner 2sth-st.
s MSn Sna services Sss iciS Bishop PER win cGndm
Choral EvensonE O'clock Choir ~ voices Easter
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Rev. WILLIAM n GRosvENoR Rector
"a. HH Holy com nsnSn. and sermon
Strangers cordially invited.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH a!th', cG, vs,S Park ss
tor will preach. All cordially invited
CHURCH OF THE rTRTANs l'q pa.s; near 9TH Dr.
il clock In the 49, the American sabbath
hold popular %ssn eP s sSS9s
evening at o'clock Everybody welcome
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS MerGsr-s st near si9-
block west Of BrOaSwa kov TIE
MEAN WI preach s - sna ~ @ as arg
nEsH w' cob bR''
preach at II a. m. and p m.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. tsth-s. and and
sth aveRsv JAMEs NJ trDL % and u D. D. m OF East
bA SfPoHSHR fHRfH afnt
FAITH and s p M topic. THE Golden Wedge"
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2daye. and
7thst.-Rev JOHN G. FAGG will preach at II a H.
and p. m
ns SSnsN josEPH R. DuRYEE D. b.. will preach
at II a. m
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
First Church l2ist-st. 3d-ave. Rev j. Eli
church i23a.st and Ienox-ave Rev. WILLIAM JUS
TIN MARSHA d. Pastor breaches at loSo anu 40 80,
writers OF the Bible"
cb2,,, Come, for His Brde the $4,000 make their
bodies Immortal to reign with Him on DaV'ds throne
1000 years
Pew b. II. TYLER. Pastor Preaching sunday iO;'o
a m. and $ Christian Endeavor meeting D. III
EASTER ELECTION. ST. CLEMENTS CHURCH
New-York city.-wardens. Peter j. shuts Thomas Thomas
R6y ~ EdTa 15a. sefT Henry 'f sn
mons Richard Roswell Coles Charles steinoock
EPIPHANY BAPTIST CHURCH Mae;on s,. co; 1T
eaih--iRey Or JoiiS ssndavs rSSr ,3o
frayer-mee,ing Wednesday evening All cordially wei
come.
EVANGELICAL LuTHERAN CHURCH OF ST
n nMf'II' r uREMENsNYDER d D. Pastor-servces
II a m p. sunday school. $3.50 a m All are cor
daily invited
Rev W IL p FAuNcE. u. p. Pastor-At e'5 a m.
sunday school. II and -; p m pubic vor;eip
ga s Pisns Troatle'' All welcome.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
ssih St. rev. JoHH HALL D. D. .seF'd, ,
u
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madison-ave. and 35thst.
Rev. WILLIAM NJ. GROSNENOR, rector
Services:
A. m. Holy Communion.
II a m Morning service and sermon
% M Evening prayer and sermon.
c,ran1er. cordially invited.
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH corner coth-s-Preaching by the Pastor. the
Rev ANDREW IONGACRE. ID. D., at II a m and y
D m; Sunday school at $50 a. M; Young People $
Prayer Meeting at 7:lJ D. m.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TOILET.
~o~|>~>NN>~~~o~>rS rO~~>>S~~So~~oc~~~NN
FURNISHED. bright. large rooms for
gentlemen. West 4Sth-st-
63D-ST., 43 WEST.--Choice Of two large.
newly furnished rooms to let; private
family.
404 WEST 4'TH-ST.-Fashionable board
ers; all accommodations: house new heat
ed: bath: transient; best attendance.
GO UMBUS-AvE.-Nicely furnished
bedroom and parlor. suitable for two.
PATERSON
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ilelialons Notices.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC The Peoples Church
THOMAS DIXON. Jr.. breaches morning only us Sui
eide u sin Prelude at H. Cuba and Our Legislators
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GOSPEL, TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth-ave. and 44tn
s-Scrylces every sabbath 1890 a. m. and 10 p N
Rev A. b. SIMPSON Pastor. will preach sunday 1913
a. m Services every night during the week at p m
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GARDENER.-M thoroughly under
stands all branches OF the business. I'M
der glass and outdoors. or anv improve
ments: nrst-class references F.. c.. Box
396 I.242 Broadway.
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CLAUDE FALLS WRIGHT will lecture a, Chieker,.s
Hall. Sunday morning. IL o'clock Spiritual Nesssn.
gers" Organ .ecitals by Miss Alice ~ Judge Free
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GARDENER and FLORlST.-Over 20
years practical experience as head gar
dener In frst-class places. Is open TO re-
engagement with gentleman requiring prac-
teal man. Address EXPERT. 80 De
Harte-st.. Morr!stown. n. J.
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AMERICAN MISSION TO

AMERICAN MISSION TO TIE JEWS.
Crowded Gospel meetings held every night In me week
nj o'clock in our Mission House No. 424 Grand
ST corner Attorney Co-day. Saturday afternoon. at
o'clock HERMANN WAKSZAWIAK. Leader. Jews and
Christians welcome.
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ASSOCIATION HALL 23d-st 4th-ave-Sunday; o,'
n m address by Rev ROBERT 5. MAC ARTH *, ~ ~.
Pastor Calvary BAPTIST Church. Music by MISE hne
c~ensIu Robbins and chorus male voices Men hVeu
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AL SOULS CHURCH 4h s0los S1rne %ihAMs
l ii a. M sunday.school o:45 The public cordially
invited.
Rev JOHN FLOYD mSrnnS at church
No medievasm. Come
ASSOCIATION HALL oh Mac sRTTrR Do
renelli Robbins and chorus Of male voices Men h'eu
AT LExox AVENUE UNITARIAN, CHURCH SGI;
l2sis Rev s MERLE ST. New Tkeory Of m@Ortay
Continued sunday-school, GAS a. M All welcome
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES. in Masonic asc sa:
Temple. Gthave and 23d,stZEvenihg; Maoas,ic LIE
oMsfrsge Of Father Alexis OF the Hoboten Monastery
Admission free
R6 AT f2cHH rE ERR b ii
and p M
AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s %ss,,t
and cen'r Park wssv D e4 Music Class
Monday at s. rraysramee',ns wednesday evening "
THE sevAEE M SansTs and Er
a CorAk e THV W MS6ERs5S Win
%s:e TsSea By the P' TSitoa S'' ana
AT TWENTY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Lexington ave-, Rev b. b BosM0hIH: ad Pas'or
Welcome.
AT UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 18th
OF at 1G Sacred ws
Vice with brief address hy the Pastor a M sa Ear
WORKERS Bible Glass. Mr. John Beattie leader 2'"o p
M. Sunday school
c1 RERr1RpR Rev DR. CLARK WRIGHT Pasiorlo:3o
Holy Communion the Pastor vii! pyeaCm sao bath
ing 100 a cordial welcome to all
BIooMINGDALE CHURCH. boulevard. West Ssh1st;
MAp ., War 745 The safe Monroe Doctrine. All
welcome.
BRICK CHURCH.
HENRY VAS DYKE Sl;, r fr..s
DRY 1.urs f q Mt,RRAY' D. D.. Dean OF Princeton
will preach at II a m and 4:"o p H.
Bib.e-school 9:45 a. m: ,
Wednesday evening service AZ o ciocA
BROADWAY TAB4RXAckE cHrHcH e059er 3D. s'4 fa.
tor-servicez at II a. m. and p. ~
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-.t. near 6th-a,s
Dr MAcARTHUR breaches: Morning. The Masilca'ed
Word In series. Evening Scripture and Science AZ
he Dead sea-
CALVARY METHODIST ErIsc4rANb CTRcm l?s;h
DAY services: $50 m. young mens meeting lv,So
ard Tclo 10 Gao p M rn pr'f Epwoits League
CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH. t2l-s,; between It'll
ard SIN ave. Kev' FRANK NJ GooDcHILD Pastel
KtsG" ns al -. ttnhs .eT cG~aF' Bse
school at 2:a5 p m Everybody welcome
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH we:, sTth,,t:
between broadway and 7,haye-hes W1hIoN MthL =,
SMITH D. D.. Pastor. VIII preach al IL a. M ana 80
D. m sunday-schoo at o'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES a, Hodsson Hail.
9th ave- 45h.i SUNDAY 1913 a. m Gnilaren
lns. at CLOCK Inc w
CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST.
Christian . science ,s5'ei r sa%a's M Mc'ropan
TSri Church Of christ scientist 2s2i7 West i2''h''
between tn and sh ayes. Take elevator
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AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. co. co.
I2ist-st REV. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT. pastor. W., WI
nreach AZ H. Subject. "A New Theory OF immortality
1ontinuedD Sunday-school. 9:i5 a. m All welcome
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Male.
A. VIM. L. HARTCNG.
Expert Accountant and auditor.
Barnes building. Room -. n PARK Row.
YOUNG MAN wishes position Of any
kind. A. GOTrsTEIN. 5ii East 75th-s,.
ADVERTISER seeks position in private
family or Institution where ne can prove
his ability 10 manage incorrslblc boys
without force Address FENTON. Tribune
Once.
knowledge Of paint and oil business and
sign painting. w. S. r.. 5S5 Bartow-st..
Long Island City
AccOI INFANCY in all its branches:
qualified experts from 81 per day. J. w.
WHITEHEAD. Room l72 World Building.
A PAINTER seeks employment In all its
branches: decorator apeIhnnge'. var
2 ziMMERR SsSsN Soc East a. sat ssths STATE
charge OF hotel room. city or country;
best OF references: 10 years experience;
have worked for J. Shaeffer. w. Sexton. NJ.
B DeIy ssd % II ives. Hg a3,6 Address A.
BUSINESS MAN with 80 years expert
ence export import. domestic and manu-
featuring trades: active. healthy. reliable;
New-York city references for 30 years.
Address RELIABLE. Box -. Tribune
Office.
BOOKKEEPER Thorough. experienced
bookkecpcr and expert accountant de-
sires permanent situation; fine and rapid
penman quick, neat and accurate: capa-
bic OF adjusting and balancing most in
tricate accounts: bright. honest and in
dustrious young man: references. Address
H., "a Columbia-st.. Newark.
BOOKKEEPER, assistant or office man.
%. desires employment; six years ref
erences: good pennan, accurate. reliable.
trustworthy: salary $i3. RICH. 13sA Pros
pect-aye., Brooklyn.
EOOKKEEPER. Experienced. active. re-
liable man. accustomed to taking full
charge. desires position. Address HAM
ILTON. Tribune Office.
BCTCHER.-By a nrst-ciass pork butcher.
picker. sausagemaker and engineer. Ad-
dress w. +. 3TEIGER. li2 West Hous-
ton-st.
BUILDERS and MANUFACTURERS
Competent man: understands all kinds
OF sash. door blinds and panel-work by
architects plans and otherwise: thirty
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ent employer as superintendent Of door and
patchwork department Address f.. 10
Green-st.. Newark. N. J.
BOY. l6. learn lithographing. transferring.
printing. or electric: months expert!
ence In electric: Al references. SEEL.
BACH, LIB Hancock-st.. Brooklyn.
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HELP WANTED.

r~u,aee-
WANTED. Ten ladies to canvass. must
know city: good pay. Apply Room BIZ.
Fulton Building. between . and IL to
morrow.
WANTED. Scotch or German cook. laun-
dress. chamb .rnlaid. also mattresses.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW BUREAU. 200
East 42d st,
WANTED. A Young woman to do house
work in a small family In the country,
near the city. work not hard. wages $40
per month: n good home Address r. Is.
r.. Box 3.03s New-York.
WANTED. French nurse. with good ref
erence. ALEX. LANGTON. 2U5 East
42d-st
WANTED Woman for general house
work in small family. 2O4 West sOth-rt
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

N~~~~~~~o.~~~~~N~o~I>~ ~~N~No~~~~~~~NN~~O~
Male.
A THOROUGH HOt SEMAN In all Its
branches. can take any part OF inside
work OF a gentlemans residence. includ-
ing anything called on 10 do. can carve
and wait on table II wanted. can cook
dinners; fourteen years reference from last
place: can be seen. LEONARD FRANCES
% Briige-st. Brooklyn.
ATTENDANT-Nurs for invalid msn-
tally or otherwise afflicted: frst-class
references: home or travelling; registered
Academy OF Medicine; terms moderate.
NURSE. care OF Mr.. Sciies. OBJ Gth-ave
BI'TLER or vALET-PARLORMA
A. butler or valet and wife az par.or-
maid or take care Of bachelors apartments;
have 2h and 81 years city references.
Address D. NJ. 337 West 35th-st.
BUTLER or vALET.-By young man. "a,
speaking French. German and pretty good
English; honest, willing and obliging: good
references. CHARLES WENDLING. 223
East 2sth-st.
BUTTERFLY thoroughly experienced
man. tall. good appearance. AZ; one
year's excellent reference from present
place: II years London service. DOSON.
Ii3 Gth-ave.
cARETAKERS.-- Man and wife. respect
able and reliable. wish 10 take care OF
gentleman's city or country residence dur
ing summer months or longer. highest ref
erences furnished. Address r., care Of G..
+. Wilson. 50 Palisade-ave.. Jersey city
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES young couple
TO take charge OF private house for sum
mer months. best references McEnteer's
bell. 2i5 East t0th-st
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AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison ave- and 3sth-st;; hev'
RODERICK TERRY. d. D.. PastoT.-serV'ees a' A d" II"
4 d. NJ.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and SUBSCRIPTIONS ,s,I I,nsom ro1
o<tcs No I.242 Broadway. % door north
Of sis.t until 0 ,ss soRcx INK s sac
u%nss A. regular cffice rates until 8 o'clock
p nm n. viz. "a sth-ave. 4 e: cor; z3d-st l32
6th-ave. cor. l2th-st:; AZ Coinmous-sve..
near west 06th-st; i06 West 42d.st.. near
esh-aye.: 90 East 14th-st: 2j7 West I'D
o.. between 7th and 18th ayes; lsss East ant
NH sts.: i,O26 3d-ave.. near 0ist-st.; LOS
ist-ave.. near seth-st: go sd,aye.. near
SSOs M-ave.: 2&0 East 7sth-st.: l.921 3D.
I've: 2.662 Sd-ave.: o. Amsterdam-ave;:
East 4sth-st.: $50 shave. o3i sth-aye.;
1882 Sd-ave.. near G7th.st;; 20! East sdtho b,
ri 1890 broadway; 1858 3d-avc.; l29
shave: i.sis 2d-ave.: 1853 eth-ave. A,
the Harlem Onicss: e,051 3d-ave; near
iiSth-st.: 1855 East 125th-st.. near 3d-ave..
2l3 West 12Jth-st.. bet. 18th and sth ayes.
$40 West 145th-ss A. the Brooklyn sn 0 C
g.: IS Broadway. K. D.; 1853 Broadway.
8 D.: 1.i5z Myrtie-avs.. near Broadway.
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At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. e6th-st
and Central Park west:-Rev. DIR; WYLlE; ra s,a
breaches al |! and Sabbath school, 2;4o Music chss
Monday al s. Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening al O.
Christian Endeavor Friday at =
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Ar REFORMEp CATHOLIC SERVICES In Masoh'
Temple Gth-ave. and 23d.st-Evenns ,;to RAM ne
o'CjSNOR preaches second discourse on MonastIc l.. i
Marriage Father Alexis OF the Hoboken Monastery
Admission free
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80.
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY oh-ase'
and 45h-st Rev CHARLES II. EATON, ID. d., fasto:.
I'll A. m Human Limitations" 745 p. M. Is
Christianity Practcablc?'
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

Cyvr one years rent OF store and fur
nished-room house to buy small place
IN country: near station; healthy location :
ScS FAR from New-York CITY, about SIOo
Z 7Qf Atlantic-ave., Brooklyn.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A.,
ner 10th -st.-Pubc worship tomorrow II a. m M 4
D. m. The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER b D.
will preach.
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AT THE WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPIS-
CPAI. CHURCH 4th-st.. between the square ana on
ave Rev w f. ANDERSON. Pastor-Worshlp, WIN
preaching by pastor 1890 and s. Speciai Easter
music repeatcd. All welcome.
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Wen ~
St near 7th-ave.-The Pastor. Rev. DR.. r. r. sAyPIi
will preach. IL a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Welcome
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SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.-sundsx
H. 1895. al II rs lecture by Professor FEiix ~
IER at Carnegie Music Hail. J7th-st ~ -
ave Subject THE Function Of the Pulpit In thu = ~.
World" All Interested are invited. o
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THE WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH tm,A
st. and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pastor. Rev. JOHN HIi
COM SHAW d. D.. will preach at morning wosship II
o. clock and at evening worship. O'Clock. ~ -
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Religious Notices.

NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7th-ssss ~
f2Sth-st-Rev. CHARLES s. ROBINSON, b. D. - ~
will preach IL a. m, "A Live Coal from ths' ftSNe,
1:45 p. M. Mans Dominion Over AnimsiS" tvSar';
Peoples meeting. D. m Prayer meeting sasssa6
evening. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

ST PAULs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH -
A. J. PALMER D. D. Pastor.-Services at II ~
the chapel Of the Methodist Building 5th-ave come,
2Oth-st. Sermon by the Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42i-s, betve,u
5,h and 9Th aves.-The Pastor. Rev. ANTHONY HIRnf
SON EVANS. will preach tomorrow. II a. and 3 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

CHURCH or THE STRANGERS Mereer- st. near si9
st one block Of Broadway.-Rev ID. Asa Bi,A' N
RiiRN Pastor-To-m Rev. Dr.. ALEXANDER
MIEAN will preach at II a. m. and I:i3 p. m Morning
subject: THE Kingshp OF Christ" All the seats are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

AT TWENTY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
corner Lexington ave. Rev Il. Il. BOSWORTH Pastor
preaching II a. m and p m. Song service I;3o p m
WelcOme
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner OF
KIN s, Rev A. +. kITTREDGE Pastor.-The Sacra-
n,ent OF the Lords Supper will be administered at II
m ana new will be received The Pastor will
rre,ch m o. m subject: our Service for the King
linton Bple class Saturday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE IVES, Sist-st
between Columbus and Amsterdam ayes. EDWIN 7.
ROLES Pastor.-il a M. preaching: The single
Vision I2:l5 Sunday school.
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ST. JAMEss METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHrpcr
Madison:aye: and i26th.st0Preaching By the Rssios
Cloud Received Him: 7:45 D. topic 'wlI ANY -
ish - Sabbath-school at . 80 D. IN. All welcome " :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

cur-pCU OF THE HOLY APOSTLES. corner 2sth-st.
and eth-ave Rev BRADY f. BACKIS D. ID; Rector.-
Morning services lO:45. Bishop POTTER VIII conhrn.
choral Evensong S o'clock. Choir 10 voices Easter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN cHrcr
between 9th and 7th ave... Rev WALTER DUNCAN
ard as D. m Sabbath school, 230 Strangers cordia1,
welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH Washington Square
son,h EDWARD MISUNDERSTANDING. l0:45 and 7:3O
etra myers welcome. Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Madi-
son ave corner OF oath st.-Services IL m. and
- m The Pastor Rev C. II. PARKHURST ID. D.. will
breach Sunday-school 9:i5 a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

SECOND UNIvERsALIST CHURCH. SO West -. .
Rev LYMAN WARD. Pastor.-Preachng BY ths ~ -
at II a. M, Correcting Faults the More Excellent ~!
The public cordially invited Wv
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nvDropD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHi;Re.Ii Rev. DR.. CLARK WRIGHT. Pastor.,io;3o
In,v conr,unor ,:3O the will preach. Sabbath
sch1oI . n m Church prayer service "Wednesday even
ing 30 A cordial welcome to all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner OF ~
and 3st,st.-.Preaching by the Pastor, Rev g. 4 -
SITTER. ID. d. Morning service 1880. Subecs -
petual Easter evening service. g. Subject 'Ss.ss
tion."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

THE FORMER MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF .otn
EIGHTY-SIXTH STREET AND PARK AyEyiT
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH (Park-ave. and az
ST. are cordially invited at the services Tomorrow n
a. n and 7:i5 p. m. conducted by the Rev. A. D. Van
ID. D.. the newly appointed Pastor The Sundayscho9
will attend the morning service In body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-11

AT UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH 18th
mo-, nv Dr KING AS D. M monthly sacred song ser
VICE With brief address 10y the Pastor. Earnest
Workers Riilc Class John Beattie. leader 2;3O p
m, Sunday-scho
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FAIRYIEW.
ALERT.

lReceived too late for publication last week.
We will, like the bashful swain, first talk
about the weather it is dry, dryer. dryest.
AS 10 news,it comes in one OF being as scarce
as the proverblal hens masticators.
Falrvlew has had quite religious awaken
ing and is enjoying good Sunday school. We
now have preaching once q month by Rev, In
gle, who Is Biblical student of ability and
who lately conducted quite a successful reviv-
al here.
Mr.. Chestnut and wife, who is a daughter of
K M Smith, are up from waynoka on a visit.
Corn cutting is about doue as the corn is too
dry,but our farmers are busy putting up cane
and Kafir corn, hay and fodder.
There was preaching Sunday August 3O by
Rev. Pinkston who was once upon the charge
here. He had not preached to his old friends
for five years and all were glad to see him.
His sermon Sunday night received close at
tention being delivered with great earnestness
of spirit.
Uncle Bob Smith, as he is Familiarity called,
had quite an accident to two of his horses SUM-
day night week ago, by the horses falling in
to an old well both at the same time it is sup
posed. Strange to say both horses were got
ten out only slightly injured. The well was
about IA feet deep. He also had horse badly
cut on wire about the same time.
Mr. DANIEL BrOOkhart, of Whitehorse, Ok,
who is a grandfather of your humble scribe,is
visiting at Mr.. Cummins' with his wife and
son, Horner.
We notice the bill collectors have collected
another very bad bill-we refer to Bill Doolin
Mr.. Frank Smith surprised all his friends
last week by taking unto himself for better or
for worse beautiful young lady. Miss Laura
Ludwig, of Wildcat, Ok. We join I'm wishing
him all the joy and felicities that life offers to
persons who through true love are always
looking out for each others comfort and hap
piness.
We have just finished reading the speech of
VIM. j. Bryan made in the House August I6.
1893. it is one of the noblest expressions of a
noble man for the equal rights of the laborer
with the man who, by subverting our law and
escaping the burdens which are uujustly
placed upon the poor, enjoys the fruits of Ia
Dor he never performed, robbing thousands of
mouths of the bread they produced, that a
drone in the hive may live in lavish splendor
His is one of the most conclusive arguments
and cannot be denied. 1t teens with express
sions Of sympathy for the poor and that ex-
preston Of true democracy which created us
as an independent people. Everyone should
read IL.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1896-09-09
SHARON.

Grandfather Tatum was very poorly again
last week from.the effects of his recent fall
VIM. Rule and sons have taken 400 head of
cattle to feed. They will hold them on the
Garrison farm.
Corn is worth about ten cents a bushel at
Sharon.
Mrs: Middleton, wife of John Middleton, was
buried on last Wednesday. She had been
sick long time. The funeral was preached
by Bro. c. b. Sherk Of the u. b. church.
The Sunday school association and picnic
In the Garrison grove last Wednesday was well
attended and the exercises were very interest
ing. "A song by some small children of the
Cr1sheld Sunday school and q temperance
speech by w. A. Cain were especially interest
ing.
VIM. Wilson has resigned the office OF jus-
tfce OF the peace and will make the race for
trustee this fall.
A large representation of the citizens of
Sharon township attended the convention at
Medicine Lodge on Saturday.