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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06
TO-DAY.

Velvet stock collars, in plain as
sorted cOlOrs, and in dresden patterns
IS cents,
New white collars, in clerical and
in high, narrow roll effects,
IS cents.
New harness belts, in checked ef-
fects at 25c, and i'm the new corduroy
styles at
40 cents,
New ladies' umbrellas, English glO-
ria, natural stick, SOC. Best half silk
coralla, natural wood handles 81. The
same on dainty steel rods
SI2S,
Plush capcS, fur edge, collar and
front
$500.
7. RolVerSon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06

FIRST FRosTs.-The first frosts in
Western Oregon have nipped the
tender flowers. Fair days, fOggy
mornings, frosty nights and soon
more rains. The crop Of mushrooms
keeps up well in quantity and quality.
Weather forecast for Saturday fair.
Frost Saturday morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06
ON THE WILLAMETTE.

Freight and Passenger Traffic Light.
Other Notes.
Boat agents state that the traffic on
the river, both in freight and passen-
ger departments, is quite light. Evil
IDENTIFY the restoration of confidence
and prosperity has not yet affected
boating circles, however the boatmen
are living in anticipation Of at least
an improvement on the present condi-
tion of affairs
Boating on the Willamette this
winter promises to be quite as lively
as that of last year. There will be
three companies competing on the
river this winter, viz; o. r. & N, o.
G. II. and the O.C. & e.
The o. r. g. N. Company now has a
daily boat to Portland from Indepen-
dence, the steamers Gypsy and FL
more running alternately. The Gypsy
left this morning, at a. m, for Port
land, and the Gilmore will arrive up
from the metropolis this evening.
Steamers Ramona and Altoona, OF
the o. Q. II. Company, are now max
ing regular trips between Indepen-
dence and Portland, leaving Salem at
7;45 a. IN, daily, ,.
The steamer Albany passed up the
river, Thursday, for Albany. The O..
c. & L. Company will probably oper-
ate only the Albany this winter.
The river now registers feet aboYe
low water mark, but is gradually fall
ling. This stage permits of very sat
isfactory boating aad it is hoped the
river may maintain a sufficient stage
to insure good boating continually.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06

FROM EoLA.- THE JOURNAL apollo
glzes to those brave Bryan men of
Eola for reporting only one majority
for their candidate, when they really
had three. Good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06
Dissolution Notice.

The Copartnership heretofore ex-
listing between w. A. Hamilton &
John Moir under the firm name of
Hamilton & Moir is this day NUT
ually dissolved. All claims due to
said firm to be paid to w. A. Hamilton.
Any bills against said firm win be paid
by each one paying One-half. w. A.
Hamilton continues the business.
w. A. HAMILTON.
JOHN MoIR.
Salem, Oregon October 22nd 1896.
- l0-26-4w
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Three Bright Thoughts.

Ten aBd fifteen cent restaurantsa are
as much sought after since election
as before.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06

Prepare to give thanks that the
country is saved!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06
Arrived at Last

Our new lines of mixed dress
goods are now in stock. We can sell
you all wool mixed dress goods in
handsome, stylish designs for 25c. a
yard. Better ones at 40c. Also some
very choice ones at S5c. yard. New
lines OF &C. and l0c. outing fiannels,
fieeced back flannellettes serges and
cashemereS.
RS G corsets, FJster's Kid Gloves,
Albert hosiery.
Willis Bros. & Co.
Court and. Liberty.
The Cash Dry Goods, CLOTHING and
Shoe House.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06

1t would be interesting To kno'
just how many legal voters there ar
in this city, anyhow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-11-06

The cost bills in the cases Of the
state against John Stratton and f.
Beebe, Chung, G. f. Libby, Richard
Roe, Gilbert Murray and Lewis Wes-
ton, Jacob Sweany, w. B. Mccormick,
John Doe, S. Vandercook, Frank,
Starr, Charles Smith, George Sweany,
Geo McMulkey, Ray BOttenberg, Geo.
Compton, f. Carlson, +. Van Gle ave,
A. Jackson, f. Smith, Barney Pom
pely, G. NJ. Arnold, Geo. Brown, Will
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THE TROY CONFERENCE.
PROCEEDINGS THE SESSION AT eLovERsvlLLE
LAY DELEGATES CHOSEN.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SESSION AT GIovERsviLLE
LAY DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Gioversville. N. Y. April l7-The third session OF
the Troy Methodist Episcopal Conference opened al
o'clock this morning. Bishop Fowler presiding
Daniel Klock. jr treasurer Of the Conference Irus-
tees. read his report. showing balance on mana Oh
$62 POI IS, and there Is one small legacy expec'eu
shortly. The report also said that the use OF N'Vo
had been willed to Willisburg Vt) Methodist Epis-
copal Church. to be used long as 1t is Methodist
Church. 1t 1t be changed, the money Is 10 revert
to the Troy Conference. The report was accepted
On motion Of DR.. Howley 1t was decided to appoint
one solicitor from each district to make collections
for the purpose of paying the expenses Of the His
torical Society," and the following were appointed:
Albany district H. c. Farrar Burlington district
Merrill Hitchcock; Plattsburg district S. NJ VIII
Jams: Saratoga district. L. d. Van Arnam; Troy
F. o. Winans.
The Rev. W. A. Spencer. secretary of the Church
Extension Society addressed the Conference on exc
tension. The trustees were then elected as follows
William Griffin. P. L. Dow and Charles Gibson
DR.. ]. g. Breckenridge, of Brooklyn. addressed the
Conference in the interest Of the Brooklyn Method
list Hospital.
The remainder of the morning was occupied by
Bishop Fowler who addressed the class which was
admitted to full membership yesterday.
The lay delegates met at o'clock this morning In
the Fremont Street Church. John b. Carney. OF
Bennington. was elected chairman and r. c. North
secretary. The following Committee on Credentials
was appointed w. H. Ferry. j. T. Rogers and F. s.
Fonda. There was considerable discussion as to
how the roll of delegates should be made up.
heated controversy began. and the chairman threat
ened TO leave the chair unless order was restored
On motion of D. s. Brown. of Troy. the convention
General Conference. The vote resulted In the cleo
ton of Daniel Hays. Of Gloversve. and o. D. Ham
mond. superintendent of the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad
The next session of the Conference will be held
in Schenectady.
This afternoon the Conference convened in the
First Methodist Episcopal Church and listened to
Foster who has been minister in the Troy Con-
ference for fifty years. This was followed by the
annual missionary sermon by the Rev. A. D. Heaxt
At 40 tonight the anniversary of the Church Ex-
tension Society was held, and addresses were made
by the Rev. W. A. Spencer and the Rev. A. j.
Kyneth.
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HOTEL MEN IN CALIFORNIA.

Santa Barbara. Cal April 1.-THE members Of
the Hotel Mems Mutual Benefit Association Of the
UnitSd States and Canada arrived yesterday. and
have been enjoying every hour SINCE First there
were drives to the principal points OF in
terest, including the old mission and the beach,
and some ventured out on the channel to visit the
hagship Philadelphia They were lavish In their
praise of the beauty Of Santa Barbara's flowers
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NO STATUE OF BUTLER THIS YEAR.

Boston. April 1.-THE legislative Committee on
Ways and Means, to which was referred the reso-
luton providing for the erection OF a statue OF
Benjamin f. Butler. reported to-day recommending
that the matter be referred to the Legislature
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and gardens the hower-bedecked horses and riders.
the fragrant floral floats and other features OF the
city's annual festival
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ReIin,ou Nutices.

Reliaiou Notices.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Rev w, Msd.Sp-Msy ~ oR ses fs Rector
NV Services:
Holy ce% ssnViss: and at Holy Communion IL
Evening pray, yer. and ,S,, sermon. D. M
CHURCH MESSIAH u.s. sor eGn:T Pas pss
e tor, viii preach All Cordially invited
CHURCH OF THE RgsIrSNs l'9 ss.sSr-seT ' Dr.
CHRISTIAN ETdfs sv.d meets
CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Mercer-st:. near sth-
st. one block Of Broadway-Rev p ASA sL 81 AK
M All the si,nss and ushers receive
and welcome strangers at the doors
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 2d-sye and
7thst.--Rev JOHN @. FAGG will preach at IL a. H.
and p. m
b1vb S1aHs
s s so% at m and S' topic Singing PHI
grim"
JACOB 3 6 1 Of 5nd p
Will preach preach at at 8 5 p M ie'. - 90
nvEsTsoS w coss
preach at II a. M and p. m
COLLEGIATE REEoRMED CHURCH ,,. University e,
Heiehts-Rsv. S. J. FISHER d. d. VIII preae" at -
| a. m
coEsAgH REFORMED nc. sHy q H h.s J. Ell
MEENDoRF. B. D.. Pastor:-Rev,, d; " r. scARRITT
sn & sss;s and sa r'i!:
D. D.
tween the Bible and Josephus.''
COOPER UNION Room on ,Ss Mo com
Ing R r. 1888 Yea %, $50 D. m Come ~
CHRIS! we; ss ss S
a M and .. m. Christian Endeavor meeting p m
s.ih1.i.HRev Dr. JOHN T. BEcKLEy Pastor o VIII
s wsdn:. %& Evening Iii
come.
EXANGGL ;Sw.. corner r Of Madison and 7sd
KEW B. nC"i RsEEMENsNYDER Pa.tor
II m + o. IN Sunday school, $50 a. m All are cor
daily d I'M Invited
Rev W. H. p FAUNcE. d. D.. Pastor;-At st5 a. m
school a, II public worship w,1 pe che
M MGssn. w 20 go All Il are re- w '"S s''' VIII
ssth,s. Rev JOHN HALL D. D Pasor as ~. ,a
sunday ION ns cs q, ana a az ciocE the Rev DAVID
GREGG d. d. OF the Lafayette Presbyterian 'n'ro" u
Brooklyn.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. corner 7ohs snd soufI
and rs m sunday7sshSqhI ~, s'I Us LIE FOR
s Morn ,ns. sSosf Devil All
| vited.
FIRST PREsBYTERIAN.TME 'oLD FIRST
HowAFD PHsrI ai54P p R p. r c,Ss;
Ne Tsi' n mss STUDY Ss Prophecy
Micah"
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ALL ARE ACCORDED an earnest nv s to the
s At H a. M Se Tasor
S p M A p AND % service
People, Tuesday special Basset Old Folks. Concert Ad
neysr BEEN in the building before Wednesday, class
aiacve ssryce; Friday, ali Questions answered BY
cADMAN Saturday and tonight concert for the people
ALL, SOULS cHURcH, Madson,ave and eeshzst -
song S p. Rev. A. N HENsHAw viii preach
ALL SOULS CHURCH shave. corner 2oth.s:.ser-
mon by the Pastor. Rev THEODORE C. WILLIAMS IL
invited tied '"'N'' ''N'''' '''' o. ~ 'N'' NN''
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS.
Crowded Gospel meetings held every might in t The week
Christians welcome.
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. chickerng Hall.
sth-ave isth,s-sTnday o'clock addresses by the
sa sSs SSssi
Miss anna GORDON, bishop JOHN ?. NEwMAN. Rev.
suRr ME M M MnRH HTN Mrs kMMx noRT
G ei0 Ct"S secretary iN'' ''e''e"'' Edwin
kTess MIS- Wood Mass bsss, child wonder
night Free supper Song Service.
ASCENSION MEMORIAL CHURCH. PAS West 43d-st.
Rev. JOHN FLOYD STEEN.-Servces. morning at 10 45:
evening s. This IS Protestant Episcopal Church.
No medievasm. Come.
ASSOCIATION HALL. 23d-st. and 4th- ave.-Sunday.
345 p. address by J. c. CANNON. esq. president OF
Bankers Association. Music by Association quartet
Men invited
AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. cor.
i2lst-st. Rev. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT. pastor. will
preach at II. Subject. "a New Theory OF Immortality
(Concluded). Sunday-school. 9:4J a. m. All welcome
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Masonic
Temple, 8th-ave. and 23d-st-Evening. 7:45. Father
OCONNOR introduces Father KOIOSZEWSKI. A dts
tingushed Roman Catholic priest. and leader OF the new
movement out of the Roman Church. who delivers
important address this Subject All cordially invited.
Admission free.
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-ave. and ssth-st Rev.
RODER1CK TERRY, ID. D.. Pastor.Services at IL a.
and p.
AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH esth-st
and Central Park West.-Rev. DIR. WYILE. Pastor.
Monday at Prayer-meeting Wednesday evening at B..
Christian Endeavor Friday al s.
AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN BROOK
LYN. corner Of Clinton and Congress Rev. JOHN W.
CHADWICK will preach morning a II oclock
subject. THE Song Of Songs. The public cordially
vted.
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.oc~~~~~~~~~~~o~~ ~c~~~oS~~~~NS~~~"-
AaHS-
AGENTS. -Mineralized rubber hose. belt
ing, etc. Is better and cheaper than vuI.
canifed: statesmen appointed on uncovered
ground. MINERALizED RUBBER CO..
NeW-York.
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ReI,oious Notices.

AT TwENTY-THIRD STREET BAr urinnrrs Sn pas,or
corner Iexington-ave) Rev. b. b. BOSWOhI H. as'o
preaching ii a. m and m. Song service 'o r. H.
Welcome
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RELIGIONS Notices.


ACADEMY OF MUSIC. the Peoples Church.-THOMAs
DIXON JR.. breaches morning. lis Suicide SIM?
Prelude II, Greater NewYork Consolidation. Seats
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TO TAKE UNITED PRESS NEWS.

Staunton, Va, April 1.-THE Daily Times"
new morning paper. will begin publication here to-
morrow, and will publish the dispatches Of
he United Press.
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WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
~~.~>.~~~~~~.~~o~~~Y>
Female.
GOvERNESS. teaches French and Spanish:
rapid. practical and theoretical methods:
special for travellers; Interpreter. transla-
lions. TEACHER. l40 East ibth-st.
GOvE3NESS. &c.-By an American
young woman; well educated and refined,
In New-Yosk or vicinity: a position In a
family OF refinement as SECRETARY. COM
pani)n. governcss. housekeeper or any po-
sition OF trust and respor sibility; nothing
mental accepted; excellent reader. writer
and ;eamstress: fond OF children: no objec-
ton TO 20 into the country for the sum-
mer months: references exchanged; please
state sallry given and particulars. Address
BROOKLYNlTE. Box IL. Tribune once.
GIRL. IA. wishes position in ofice has
some knowledge Of bookkeeping and type
writing. z. BOGEMAN. 1870 43d-st.. South
Brooklyn.
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CANALS TO BE OPENED ABOUT MAY 1.

Albany. April 1.-THE State canals. it is ex-
pected. will be opened about May /. The official
order has not been issued yet by the Department
Of Public Works.
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At TWENTYnTMiRD R sThsh b BoswoRrH Pastor
Preaching II m. and p m Song SERVICE 10" y ''
Welcome.
AT UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ;d!1 4s snd
s s west p m Of PreaShns by the Pastor KING
BEDFORD STREET METHoDIsTr EPISCOPAL eNp J,
Pastor Rev p 2 wE ay.sr w p aFei1s s
s . sSg at p NJ welcome to all
BIZ MADIsoN C. PETERS breaches H. Does Death Death
HeS A F 7 Of sss'i shame
come.
BRICK CHURCH.
At II H 4: R,. x xaH R &, b. VAN DYKE
7 Nh S ssSrsE e0S or c #
At 4so p. m. ReS klcaARD p HARLAN will preach
wednesday '. evening sniiG service at s o'clock.
sEoADwAr TEASF cE sTMs6S D. s
housewives at IL a. IN. and 3 D. M
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH S7'h rsn near sin-s
P MAC No Behe IL seriss Of
mons Ali invited
CALVARY CHURCH 2st1st and 4h1Syensun-
morning service at II oel9sk At the syssnS
p Tiee at Sarssaes Of
siy Of Cambridge England Canon Of Canterbury VIII
BISHOP Cranmer These lectures will be continued
the evenings Wednesday April o. and Friday April a.
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10th
st. and 7th-ave.. Rev DR.. b. KENDIG pasor.--suno
% aaa a' Gao Esw Or ESQ
welcome
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH; 42acs,; between 7th
and sth ayes: Rev FRANk NJ GooDCmiLi, ,npty
baptism at evening service. Bible school. 2:i3 p. m
Everybody welcome.
CENTRAL cRvRG Win Ws % sshi
SMITH D. D.. Pastor. will preach at II a. m and 7:]o
.. m. sunday-school at o'clock
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES at Hodsson Hall
6,bave corner 45ih-st Sunday. i0:+5 m Childrens
S,ndav .choo IL noon Testimonial Friday
ngs S o'clock. The New-York Church OF CHRIST Se'eh-
list"
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
6ih-ave. and l0th-st
Rev PERCY s. GRANT. Rector
Holy Communion at ....................,s m.
Morning servee az a. n m
HSrsal 'sTLtSS at How Long wit Thou Forget
Onertory--iI5th Psalm Mendessohn
Evening services at .................... p. m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST CscIENrIsD.
sH .eseol is m moan, frldsy Mesgsi:n
between 9Th and sth aves. Take elevator
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATGRNIrI S, n-:.N
THE Rev JAMES NJ WILTON Pm D.. Will preach at
both and evening services; Communion ser
vice April 10Th
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY I1sInston- Ave. and
Thirty TIT KEY seoek morning service at II
O'Clock evening service at o'clock All persons heartily
invited.
CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL. HOPE. Yves. sistst..
Ss~ssn S 6y pr and 81 FuLAN of
Subject Spiritual Deseneracy'; 1913. sunday-schooi
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

wAVERLY PLACE. 10l. northwest cor
ner Washington Square.-Nice rooms.
with best table board: central location.
84TH-ST.. q WEST.-Attractive rooms
for families or gentlemen; excellent
board; references.
AZ SOUTH WASHINGTON SQUARE
Handsomely furnished rooms. with or
without board; steam heat.
45TH-ST., 115 EAST.-Furnished rooms
to let. with board. near Lexington-ave. ;
rfey ence.
b7TH-ST., 1913 WEST. --Handsomely fur
nishei large and small roomos: superior
board. convenient park and IL" station:
references
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>,o,-Sr NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th-ave. nea
,.s,s q, Worshin and sermons by the Pastor. W.. Z
pTTTISC;. AT ii a. m. The Kind OF Man 900 ca'
~, "a. n m Not Yet Master. but Sure TO be.
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| METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Of T HE
SAVIOUR iOath-s near Madison srsca scr
mon BY the Pastor. Rev. FIELDS HERMANCE ~ ~
| T.45 n m before York Lodge 1917, r. ana a. M -"
M.sons cordially invited.
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MoRAvIAN CHURCH. Lexinston-ave ana Sotn-s..;
~ n CERDsEN Pastor.-ILtany and sermon AZ
II A. m Good music. Seats free. PUBIC coro'aV wei
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
cNcN~~N~~NNNN~~.~ ~N~~~NNNNsNNNN~N~
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Reai estate.
all kinds; sale or rent. Beekman-st..
N. T., and OPP. D., L. and w. station.
lfontciair. CLARENCE B. TUBES.
AT NONTCLAIR.-Ho FOR saie and to
let: furnished and unfurnished. VIM d.
TAYLOR. Aontclair. N. J.
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Unfurnished Apartments Toilet.
~~.oNY~~NNNNN>NNNN~ N~NS~NN~~NcN"~~NSN~
10TH ST, So TO Ga EAST.-Floors OF
seven rooms and bath: all improvements:
rent low. Janitor or GUERINEAU &
DRAKE, II Bible House.
6TH-AvE.. I.04s. corner s6th-st.-Elegans
apartments, facing Central Park. $50 TO
500. r. J. STONE. 90 Broadway.
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Relations Notices.

~
ave-. corner S5th-st-Bishop w. r. NICHOLSON D; D.
S pysacH a sAhS D. and h PASTOR % preach At @
p m. strangers cordially invited.
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Scotch 81 s4rRE Pm p 18th
basSesouIsh '1 WIN Breach IN III: evening
FOURTH AvES SGg y REEs ys91sT CHURCH
REV JOHN ;; RSyIEs; z; 3 2sB 54 = E r.
WEDNESDAY sYT EVEXIS e PRAYER MEETING AT
FOURTH PREssYTER sI S;.! CHURCH
JOSEPH Mss' T. End KERR. a1 3. D. 3: Pastor.
8 D. M. THE Lesson Of An Esq"
Wednesday Ss WEAKNESS s.snins on or csi %se's
GOSPEL TABERNACLE cEuEca sh, .uS 7 go s@t M
Rev A. B. sIMPsoN. Pastor. win preach SUNDAY. 1oS0
ssseF h.y g &
tor breaches at ii o'clock. 7:45 the annversay Of
e &c kSSRs ana pf 4FS
the PTsds nN Of the Association will D'e'''e
HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. l2Sth-st and
Sabbath II a. M . ana tc M
s by the A raae Evening From Falth
HOLY TRINITY ccaRUcH.
Rev. c. DIV y BRfDdMAN. 3. b. Rector.
Holy Communion 10 m Morning prayer Sen ana nrayer
and s.Smon sS The Rector viii preach Both
vices.
MADsqS SAT g. B s:'
s pr sSnasx Mswss
day p. m
s MADsRs A eHSKIr PEhSRfahsoaS
si D. m' working on Small Capital Seats free
AVENUE EEFoRMED GHTnsHb s2!nsT VIII IF
breach II a. M and p The Sons Of the American S
b. 7 @ s religious s:
evening services Christian Endeavor 2rnye'-mee's 81
5 o. m Union Bible Glass Saturday evening" D. H.
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madie
corner Of 2sth,ss1ps xRKHt a. D. b. ~l
b % is Sunday n%s' School DOL Gas an
so MEM9 pbMkR bAFrs and 1880
strangers wei ,ome Seats free.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH OF THE tn:
sAvIoUR iOsth-st. near Madison sye-Preasnps ":1o
%:s yFfsHSs faa n s'fSSl .s
7745 p m. before York Lodge 1877. f. and A. M a"
Masons cordially invited
MoRAvAN CHURCH ana ana sermon
ii a. m. Good music Seats free PUBIC c0r'a"' Wei
coined.
MOUNT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. sth-ave;, near
sh-st-worshp and sermons oy the r wn COD Can
FITTING 7i,s at m not Ys, Master Sure to Be
New JERUSALEM CHURCH tswedenborsianl East
a5,h between Park and Lexington 'S as classes.
a ShwlfGRnN cMARLEs ROBINSON D. D. Pa:or
II "a nathaniel Seen Under y. 9sb Fig
p NM M D. me- Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

WAITER. Ac.--I3y young man. colored.
wants work Of some kind: excellent
waiter and useful-man. OF with doctor;
front.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. laoh-st near 9th.
ave-. Rev. C. J. YOUNG. D. D.. Pastor,I1h sN M
WILSON PHANER will preach at IL a. m ana so p ~.
The Young Peoples Society f Christian Endeav9r meets
every Sabbath eve o'clock. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madson-ave. and 66th-st.-
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON will preach at IL a. m. Even
song, s p. m. Rev. A. ~ HENSHAW will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-04-18

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. Mercer-st. near Sth
At one block west OF Broadway.-Rev. p ASA BLAgh
pt;PN Pastor will preach at IL m and f:4t
M All the stngs always free and ushers receive
and welcome strangers at the doors.