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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

c,xe1yyArI SCORED II TO IN THE FIRST GAME
,,x,nIE TO HIT THE BALI. UNTIL THE
SEVENTH INNING IN TIE SECOND.
., Iew-York and Cincinnati teams broke even
~ bargain counter double bill at the Polo
ID Ids Yesterday In the first game, up 10 the
Sn inning, sullivan pitched good game IN na the
M, ,N"on made bad error of easy chance 10
- the side. This ratified Mike ard he gave
base on balls forcing run. Miller than raped
c,e into left field, which, together with Tier
go throw 10 third. brought in three runs. Then
packlev worked home run over the right heid
Ines and Miller got home in front of him. 1t was
w. sailing for the visiting players after this
49, cot two more runs in the seventh ana two
- tho ninth Breitenstein was in rare FORM and
-. hon,e team was unable TO touch him for more
-, one hit in q single inning.
~ the second game the Cincinnati men could not
and a semblance of a ball when they welded the
g.. ovcspt In the seventh. when McPhce woIked
uor over Davis's head for a single. Their three
go we're made on errors by Davis, Gleason and
warner. The scores:
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NkCOKDLD MORTGAGES.

A 5. ae as A. to FeGe ate aaoo ,o
9!st-st, months Observation-Disclosures. 51
Hess. isad-si 1870 +: Of Am,,erdsm
cofyeli Frank G snl Minnie e to Eiila NJ Dor
c stt hoS aye ,o +, Of H2m q, st. years 1900
gaTn,r PSePiir,oys ana l95ihs ZOO
eaoH 10 r Aa1h s@G amS@ sc d. H. p
crond the R[fss cslaie Wams6r4sG years. d"
ca9aoT lanes ? e. wila% "'"' and srs6 O. 10 '"
%ias SoSo, snd - o.r prop OPP
D@f mpin M' X I'D e wc, e se ana Trust
Dcn@:au. Albert v 70 German American Real
T r. 4; ;. TIE e G Gs co%gany l''rh st.
Dolce Heniy e End Vie to Austin Il, rlSi@6frr
5 schultz. n 5 sdb-s, - Il " Of ilh-aTs, 3
Fo. Iuiias b, to Mary % Hague 10 Il Henry.
GTS1sdo isonsr3 and Rocco Darai, 10 tr5lin. -''V
aio'cno n ll5th-st. Is T. " Of is-ave. in 900
Golds,ein Noirs ana vie 10 John = leo no
ia lI.il,i,, and Nos 80 and Il chry.Iie s.. 1900,
Gaines Furman '. to Mary & Murphy. n 1921
same ' 70 ~ Of rMsnh3anaye ,G, non'5 2
Of Manhattan ave, years ................. $3.50
schlosscr. l2'h-sr. 800 It Of Lemon ' aTo' ..
Gleason, Mary y. TO Eliza Warrington e. Mon
sc im aP to Of fo 0um a@ a's iGar w.,
Johnson. Emma to William vaase. No 80 Van 100.
Jeais. James II, 20 simon p FldnneIy No az; 900
Past l9th-st, year observation-disclosures. 5000
Kahn Helene. and husband TO Moses Welnman, $500
No 400 East 5Oth-st. ................. 5000
Kaislty. Louis 10 Jonas We'll and Bernard Mayc'. .o
No l9 MCtt-st. y year ...................... 10U
M8gner, John J. and Henry l. Kahn and wife 10
Catherine Donovan. 10th ST. ls0 II W or ma
1st ave ZoUo
MaLdclbaum. Harris. and Fisher Levine 10 the
Washington Life Insurance company,
Mansn-st 70 # OF kivnsion st. Years.; 2'ooo
Marx Max, to Henry Metzger and Ferdinand
Kurzmau executors OF Edward Gutmann.
broadway OF Kingsbrldge Road. plot ~. map $500
OF Dvckman estate, - years. SDJ
Merger, George and sophia. 10 Julia 7 Woerner.
: Em-ave 200 II OF Orchard Terrace. I
Mummy Patrick to James + Barry. " = Retreat
Icr reraenl ave $50 n Of Rose ST, years. $50
Norz Martin. and wife 10 Dollar Savings Bank,
White Plains 3d-st, = e. corner 1th-st
and two adjoining plots. year. mortgages. 0Wo
Out.rblldge Augustus T.. ana VIE 10 1uic Qua
antee and Trust COMPANY No 90 west 'Sth-s' ,oooo
PAN soulard Walker Realty company 10
Gertrude Paen end Henrietta ifoppscR' n ooo
I,rnok- ave IS II n Of North 3D. ave. year: 1000
Saeer John l. and Chares - im Eugene = zen a. ooo
18th Nos 90 10 w, year .iWO
Same to char'Ss =" $1,000
- Insnu o ~, peitnc 10 James A Wolf s l4ith-
saha' a. ~ Willis ave demand 5000
cus,;;h Sarah 10 Pauline Levi No 'oo East $500
Iotth- years ..''.'.' "''''
schultz Katharine. 20 sigmund conn., OH .oo
81 1872 o II Of Sd-sye yea. '-'o
snerIing Marie j. to Hannah NJ Dick'hsoh' .noo
"p,os,hs 9, ig7 II ~ 31-ave years ..;n.'.., ON"
r,atien Paul, and wife to Alenander lnsis anu Az
'o'Vs n q corner rnyari ard Arthur sts' year 30
49, I,.enhine and william T., 10 the NihefI..
can Savings Bank. e s west Emu 'e' " q"
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST
Washington Square.
EDWARD JtDsON Will preach l0:45 and 30
Service nightly.
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REAL ESTATE.
BLOCK FRONT IN FIFTH-AvE. SOLD.

The most important transaction in real estate
yesterday the purchase for improvement OF a
whole block front in upper Fifth-ave Solomon de
Waltearss sod for Frederick Booss Henry
Rothschild the brewer. the plot on the west side
Of FIfth-ave. between Observation-Disclosures
teenth and One-hundred eighteenth SITS. .ollsx
100. The price paid for the property is withheld at
present: Mr.. Bocss bought 1t In May le'6, from
Henry NJ. SHERMAN, and the amount OF the pur-
chase money was then also kept secret.
Hall J. Howe Co have sold for the estate or
Edward J. King to Jared W Fell four lots. lVoxl".
ct the southwest corner Of Seventh-ave ana one
hundred-and- twelfth-st. The purchaser. has again
reiod the property TO a builder for Improvement
White the lot 2xOl. the northeast corner of Mel
rose-ave. and e-hundred-and-ffty seventh-st, to
John p Kirwin has sod for H. & j. Bender
mann to Charles schmidt the sxstory brGR ten n
riftieth-st. and Elevenh-ave. size 23x5o for about
Haley Fisk Is the purchaser of the dwelling at the
northeast corner of Riverside Drive and seventy
sixth-st being erected by Charles Buck Mr.: Fisk
mas sold his present residence No 50 West Seventy
William stonebridge has sold for MaryJ O'Bren
three-story fathouse, for $500.
Mark Ash has sold No li3 Conyent-ave., one Of
competed, for about s24,cN
W: Wimarih App.e,on announced YESTERDAY that
Realty Company to United States senator James
Smith. jr.. OF Newark. \. j., plot l5oxl6o, on the
Deal. for sli. 80 senator Smith will erect "A sum.
mer home on the plot. which is situated n one o.
acquired by the company. ,
John II Watson yesterday decided TO Oliver H. r.
erty on the southeast corner OF Flfth-aNe. ana
which IS to be the site e, OF mr.
cages and other membranes. save taxes ana as
There was only one auction sale at the Reai Es,
tate Salesroom yesterday. and that was sold In
foreclosure to the plaintiff Edward r. Robinson hroI
hathouse on a lot 26xl0o for $3.50.
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OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.

At Proyidence-First game: Providence 5; To-
ronto. l. Second game: Providence. 6; Toronto. o.
At prngfed-Springheld, ): Buffalo !.
At Wilkesbarre- Syracuse. =: Wilkesbarre, !.
At PatersOn-Paterson. l3; Reading. D.
At Acknowledgement. 6: Hartford, 0.
At Norfok-First game: Athletics, :; Norfolk. g.
Second game: Norfolk 4: Athletics,
Al Lancas ter-Lancaster, 4: Newark, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

Sandy Hill, " Y. Sept 3-Monueal express No.
1Ol due a; Dunhams Basin al 800 ocioci. this after
noon. struck horse and a buggy in which were
Joseph Guilder and his wife ana TWO children. the
latter six and four years old. The and woman
were killed. The boy badly hurt and viii die.
The girl was seriously. bat not fatally injITei
Guilder lived in the town OF Granville. Washington
County. lie was basket-naker.
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THE RECORDS
BOSTON TWICE A WINNER.

Boston. Sept 3-Boston had no difficulty in win
ming both games from Chicago to-day. the scores
being TO and 10 1 respectively. In neither con-
test did the visitors make any kind of a showing.
being outplayed every point. Both kloDedanz
and Nichols were in fine condition and pitched
good games for Boston while Griffith was wretch
eily supported. Scores:
FIRST GAME.
r. II. Z.
R,eton ...,.........l N-6 IL u
Cbtcaro .,...........O 1-3
Observation-Disclosures and bergen Thornton and Kilt
r5dse. c,-,o>.,, -,,,r
II. II. r
BOSTON .............O O o x-9 IL
chicago ..,...........0 o o . % o o Ii 1
Ratteries-Nchos and CAMEL: Griffith and kittItdge.
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FIRST GAME.
BALTIMORE. %: ST. LOUIS. /.

Baltimore Sept. S.The champions won as they
liked to-day batting Donahue out OF the box and
hitting Coleman will. Score:
II. II. l..
Baltimore ............3 G 9 X-22 20
Louis ............0 U u q y y o =
Batteres-Corbett and Robinson Donahue. Coleman
and Douglass
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FIRST GAME.
-..., % 1 621I2 4 Totals -. &c

o O o o o o o
Cincinnati ~ " " " " y -
Tvo-bsse hlt--Tcrnan. Thrce-hase hit-McCreery.
,,a,"s run-PeckIcv stolen bases-iiOy McIhee. First
hsse on errors-New York, . Cincinnati, First base
on bals-On sullivan 4: of Brei'enstein J. Hi by
u,,cSed ball-Iseckley Hoy CO. struck outBy sullivan.
!: by Bro;enstein 6 Passed ball-Warner Wild pitches
s,,rvan = Left on bases-New- York. s; Cincinnati.
Sacrice ht-Miler. Time-2:0o. Cmpires-Emslie
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SECOND GAME.

Game called on account OF darkness.
FarnsS r1,n.-Nev- York : Two hits-Van Hal
,ren Gleason Three-base hit-Van Hal,ren. Home run
Davis stolen base-Gleason. Double piays-Davs ana
Clark Schriver and Irwin Corcotan ana HeckIey tst
baso an erros-New York g. Cincinnati. 3. First base
On baIis-Or Rusie .: OF Rhnes II 10y pitched bail
-Rnsje struck out-By Ruse g. by Rhines. 4. Left on
bascs~New-Y York. q: Cincinnati .. Time-lio Cmp!res
--Emsle and Carpenter
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. IVES
ODD st. near Ith ave.-The Pastor Rev. DR. r. T. SAM
PIE. win preach at II a. m. and 1:45 D. M Welcome
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Countrp propcrip for Sale or 60 Eet

~~~~nN~r|DNNNNcDNDNrON~N >>N|>NN>>NNOo/NN~~|~N>N
VNEAT, y. I've have army of men WORKING
- % sidewalks. electric lighting ani
sanitarv sewerage NJ Nathan +. Barrett. the famous
lsnlscspe architect and hia assistants ar" ayns ON our
esp nae. and driyes We have sold 30 lots to
n-stclas families the majority ~ whom vii erect sum
inor homes agents On the properly every hnh 70
chow write. Come and -" - ATLANTIC
COAST REALTY COMPANp. DEAL. y j.
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Reliuions Notices.

~>~-1>~>-~~>~~~~~~-~---o --~~-~~~4-~~D~>o~
., CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. ''n,ay.: above
r1syef The R.c5 H Dr. To T%r&En aohGAS ''" vii
preach 4 y. m. evening prayer.
and nroaansyksv. ASK RLAcKBlES: Pastor!
ws dd speS. Of and a M%.f s subject
CHRISTIAN sclEHcE SERVICE New-York-Csse
sunday morning. iots Read ns-r room No 30 Ffh-ays
EGLIsE Du SAINT ESPRIT, % e2e Rue oue.-ser
h. du sor Rev i. i. wiTTMEYER R-cisur.
OPEN ALI. SUMMER
RArTsT c 5wS qa 1oSEs
breaches sundays. II and $. All welcome.
c FIFTH SETrn es j. FRS45p
sEARLE. u. D.. will preach At II a. m.
FIFTH AvENrE PREsBYTERIAN cEuRcH, corner
Ie resumed morrow. SUNDAY; q. inst; ii and
~. m The Re- GEORGE T. PrRvEs. u. D.. of
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN eLuRcH Cov-
R.v 2AM 'Hs s. sT IM i" Ph D. PA
Services at II a m. and p. n.
strangers always welcome.
FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. l55 Worth st,
- nday At $3.50 m singing BY the choir Of children Of
III" institution Public cordially invited Donations Of
clothing and shoes solicited.
FOURTH AVENUE PRECAUTIONARY CHURCH.. come
ga s,.-The Pastor. Rev. Dr. JoiN X DAVIES. VIII
preach to morrow al II a. IN. and p. m. Wednesday
evening p;avef meeting At 5
and 0is, service II a. The Pastor Rev. JOSEPH
r. KERR. y. D.. will preach. Wednesday evening meet
Ing. O'Clock.
GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. shave and 4,h-
s,-Rev. 4. H. SIMPSON, Pastor will preach at 10: 30
a. N. EvangclIstIc services at 30 m. Week night
services. o'clock
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STORAGE NOTICES.


LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Warehouse Department.
- - - East 42d street.
New York. August ith. 1897.
TO JOHN J. ALEXANDRA. Mrs.. J."
i,-Xdudre midget Atkins. W. Birhop.
Mss \. h BJurstedt Mr.. NJ Brecken-
r.ds~. Mrs. y. cayally. ". X. Chilis, WIN.
II 'hr.sty. Catherine Commons. Pdlnsr
cleveland. Miss V. CrJoher. i. tronin,
Nj. or Mis. q. +. DarTrn, Mis-. Matte
l. D-strs. MIs. Jonu brew. Martha
Eitridgc. 'hs-. Esilinyer by Ms \ VI.
lIol-,-n Z Fulton. H-ney !. Goodwin.
James iLin&ry. +. Il. Hau4t. H., 9
Howell. Emily T.. Lessansue. Il ). Lee.
Ms. l.. l.. l.oaNenworth. Clarence l.l--
BY CnIs -. Perry. VIM. - MAIDEN. Geo.
r. MAlluiy. Mrs Nm. Mails. FsAl+ Mel
We by Gru. !. S,ELst-y i Son-. Mrs. NJ.
+ Ml,.-f. .Iis II Montgomery By Geo.
\ S,histey SOFAS NJ. VI. .. Mont
gomegv \ J. NcCuskrr, \ :. Neal Mary
o Brrn by MI. I. kegun. MIs. II q.
Gas Williams The Misses Kate ana
Yea az hereby notified that your are
required - pay the amounts due Tor stot
age AMI oth-: sharErs upJu the household
eOous personal effects anJ merchandise
st.I,d ~ i.~ Warehouses " th.s company
IA y.gf maine OI ior your account. and ~
case 81 you default n - dOins. sush
guudz Warrs Ani m-T haHdise wi! be sold
t-iubrT leDI. cJinnlenc!n2 al ~ 80 o'c.Ock
A VI. ut the warehouses u this company.
81. 50 Il 81 East +lst street. New YORK,
~ G-.fs- Mere. suetionrer.
JOHN f. Van WOkMk;R
Secretary y G-n"ts Manager.
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18th st: years 1000
Weber. Emma. 10 the North New-York Co-opera-
live Building and Loan Association, . Steb-
bins ave 1876 n n Of Westchester-ave, install
NJ
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LEMON AVENUE Union CHURCH disciple 50 18th
~ between Lemon and 9Th svss.Eev. JAMES WILLARD
PFllPlTT D. D.. Pastor. will preach II q. and IA
D.. M. Mus In ,harge OF Nr. J. - Davis. leader Ot
celebrated Moody Quartet" seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
Brooklnn properin for Sale.
The Advantages
of a Home

on the Estate oil John LeiiertS, near
Prospect Park. i'll the beautiful 10Th
Ward, cannot be stated in limited
space The elegant brick and stone hard
wood trim houses and beautiful environ
ment must be seen to be appreciated. Gei
prices, HENRY w. SIlERRlLL. Man
ager. "a Wlloughby Street.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 79th-st and Bous-
ward Rev. l. NJ HALDEMAN Pastor.-Church open fos
services, Preaching at IL a. and p. m. by Rev.
GEO. HILLS. OF England. Sunday school at 945 a. m
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NEW Works. WON AND LOST.
NOME PLAYERS BADLY DEFEATED
AND EASY WINNERS IN TURN.

,,.,,r1 SCORED II TO l IN THE FIRST GAME
S,BLE TO HIT THE BALI. UNTIL THE
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MACHINERY.

% . .-.- ~ .N>>e-~O~-N-0DNO/NNNN
AT Reduced PRICE 800 secondhand
wool and ron working machines; fully
Guaranteed: machinery bought and tx
changed GEORGE y. EDDY. 3oS Madi-
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Qounirn Droperin Jor Sale.
FOR SALE-ORAN0E, n. j.

on Highland Ave. station ~ he choicest
residential situations; s"t'ta newly cnmtl'"i e"'na
dwelling. with every modem EnprJ'rlurui; 'flu ~
simple grounds; reasonable. !IiN. T. HANII~
ron 60. uB Broadway. y. y.
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il2ih st Al 5 800 70 = ~ l.enox ave. JOxlVO
Jacob SchlOsser and wife to lIeury Gundilch
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l.AEGE nice furnished room: aarJmmo-
date Two gents " gent and VIE. WIKI
board. terms moderate $50 West IAN Ht.
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WATCHES on WEEKLY PAY.
ME\TS.

N>>N>N NN7.>N@O~>N~(NN NNN0NNNNNNN0O7c
DIAMONDS. WATCHES IN weekly pay
u.nts. uy Trash WATCH SUPPLY 20.
, Maii-n Line. h4,m 81 Goods guaraE
tsrd
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UNITY CONGREGATIONS. Hugh o. Pentecos,. Minis
terfSeryces Will reopen sunday Sept H. at II a. m.
Carnegie Music Hall. 37;h-st. and 7thaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
between Gth and 1ih ayes. Rev. WALTER DUNcAN
BUCHANAN. d. D.. Pastor.-The Rev. II. J.. SINGLE.
TON. ID. D.. OF New-York breaches Sunday at 1879
q. and I:45 D. m. Strangers cordially welcomed.
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--ON0~N0-NN0N"NN~7SoN
=. LINKE y co. 5J' Btoad"ay' sew
Ysrl 800 ArIrn Filter patented. abso .
mtely srif cleaning. germ proof Natural
stone water purifier.
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$4,000.

$4,000.
For rent very beautiful 20 foot house. with two sior%
extension: hardwood throughout. perfect order b-
al taIrtHl.-T, 40 PARK JAMES
r. HAY No Wal ST.
NOR RENT Several very attractive modern houses
blow Park. So s.. 400 Bachelor Apartment.
500 JAMES T. HAY. Wrli Street
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You now :or n'e cent faf~
XicKEi.. Gene, isisri nl!iroal eonne,ins
g. slth the D"kalb Az ana FtanA
IN Ave Ial.toad from ANY ht"'&bn 9r Ni,!aim'"'Eh
Ferry ana the Bridge tsouu rom PARK Row. y -. u
rect the lots ocean Parkway Hui Az. u so -
sold for Estate u iI-nrs loirHuh deed al l.. VI
Oh - ior Day sept Gh. hy I-rs Johnson. lr hasnlf
ic-nt property an sair. streets made. srahd Old
shade tres Patkvay front Easiest terms ever
r. titles guaranteed Music. lunch inter den Linden
Maps ready Al Offices y IEtE JOHNSON Jk, co. 100
prgndwav. y Y. snd ISO Montague ST. Bfv1klsn.
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Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
ALL ARE CORDIALLY ITviTED to Mclroporan Ten,
Se e; an" no EAF% t"' Fessrai o MouiaS
E9r"G on Sn H%Go S"ns tS
night.
81 AsfocST'9 sSrr! Af1 St jo n% iE%s tSS
pn &c. al cT KIN
Rev. 'I r. woo MAT n S4Hik fi;'o 5 D.
Pr.sden, Of Hamilton College;
Veil, s p1 :29sa sn9sry s%::f,
BROADWAY TABERNACLE cHrRCH, corner 3!th,st
j. D.. Union colI'se. Will preach Service at II a m
and ;
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH wes, 9Th mp r.
ssihei Evening. "a Basket Of summer fruit" All
invited
AyAEy j, IT BIS DR. nF ESsaN fgS
Communion service at 1880 M and presohns
CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. 42d-.t.. west o, 7,h-sv.,
rR a:h m by The Cross mi; Rs
sI5 Everybody heartily welcomed:
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION
Rev. WILLIAM y; qgho svESoR' Rector
liza Morning service. and Holy Communion
'" u" strangers cordially invited.
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM.
FIRST CHURCH. i2Ist-st near 81 ave Rev. D. e:
NENDORF. II. D.. Pastor. breaches at ~ and =. ST.
OND CHURCH Ind 81. and I,enox ave. Rev WM ~ =
TIN MARSHA u. D.. Pastor. breaches lo:ao ann $50
MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
10Th and 9th ave.
Rev. JOHN LEWIS CLARK VIII preach. r,,x
II A. m Topic: The Broken Reed and smoking fiah
- \ D. M. Topic; mo Night There"
WEST END COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH.
West End ave and nth stChurch closed. viii reopen
September 10
MIDDLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHI ROT "a,
,ye ard th-.t-Rev ALFRED r. MYERS will preach
at a m. and 4 p.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS colI.EGiATE ,REt,ofnE,,,,
,IJI'ECiI-Rey. ADDISON BALLARD. u. d.. VIII
preach II IN.
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SEWING MACHINES.

SINGER VIBRATOR. s2J: Domestic sl5:
Sew Home. So. special bargains. na,h
or instruments. write. egent calls ~ 70
STANDARD BICYCLE COMPANY. Ith-
ave. corner 18th ~.
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CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5th-avs.. above
<oth-st.-S a. m. Holy Communion, II a. morning
prayer. The Rector. DR. PARKER MORGAN, Will
preach y. m. evening prayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

SECOND STREET METHODIST CHURCH. A. C.
MOREHOtSE. Pastor-Can y meeting services all day
sunday Lunch provided
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER A. 1897
Reliqions Notices.

Religions Notices.
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GRACE CHURCH. BROADWAY AND ioTHsr.
a. %- Morning nsT plSSe, and sermon.
~ a. m'-Holy oommunicn sermon and morning prayer
y m.-Eysnins PRAYER ara sermon
sp' m'--lae eyens'ng ana sermon
LEMON AVENUE rXIoN CHURCH Cpi,eipl.s) lsth-
~, hetwsen Lemon and 9TH avss-Eev JAMES WILLARD
D. Nus. in ;nsise Of Nr j. 9 DAVIS leader u
celebrated Moody Quartet" Seats free
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
WI preach at 1890 on our Work ior he Coming
close " evening service
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
AHbKsW f f%Gs BY the Pastor Rev.
%ADsq ESr A yHSEfrI gFFYTEEAN cHgRGa s'
Goodwill Chapel -
AMI EMORY fH wkIGlT 4 vii
preach Service at II a.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST
EDWARD JUDsoN Will preach iO45 and 100
Service nightly.
PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madson-ave.
northeast corner 7sd,st.. Rev JOHN L. BUSHNELL
II a m.
REV THOMAS DIXON JR
returns TO Academy OF Music SUNDAY. 9TH. Subject,
Prosperity" Prelude, "Tammany and Low" Seats
RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Boulevard West 3d-si.
Services will resumed sunday september ~ al II
a. m and 5 p m. The Rev. SAMUEL INCOME Pastor
elect late Of Belfast Ireland. Is expected efciat-
ST. BARTHOI.oMEw's CHURCH. corner Madison.
ave and 44th-st.. Rev. DAVID II. GREER. ID. D. Rec.
tor This church WI. be r9pened on sgnday sept 70,
ROBERT {. BOOTH will oficia,e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

UNION METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH 4sth-st.
west OF Broadway Rey. CLARK WRIGHT u. -. Pas
tor.-serviovs at 10:i5 a. and I:+5 p. m. Sunday
school. 2:30 D. m. Earnest Workers Bible Class.
Mr. JOHN BEATTIE. Leader
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
CARPET CLEANING.
LOST.
DRESSN1AISING.

A. A .-COI'TCRIERE FRAN'A ISE.
Formerly with Stern Bros; latest
Parr designs rOr autumn. dinner. Caf
rlsgr. reception and wedding gowns. bl-
cycling and golf suits. riding habits.
tailui- made gowns at modeid ate prices :
.hnr., notice. Ladies' material made ny.
Nine. BENITEAT ANDERSON. 23S 9Th
a.. mar Nth -
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STORAGE.

METEUPULITAN Storage Warehouse aud
Vans 2u2 and 2Ui M-i, Il, branch or
fee. .U5 Bf3tI~s ,ofHrr itth - fuf-
n!tuf. .-iA.tsd. LuNrI aui shipped. Ir.s
phD.r SJfiuE sbJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF lOthst.-Pubc worship tomorrow at IL a.
Roy. HERBERT FORD will preach. Wednesday evening
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Furnished Gonses 60 Get.

J>OR RENT frn.ne very beduiIftI 90 FOOT huuse.
i with stOiS EXTENSION. hai"s I'D throughout
feet order. can lie st aiN time 'af-'a%ef. ~
Pa.t- ave. ~ JAMES X. UA(. w. WI. =.
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ReIiqious Notices.


ST. LIKES METHODIST CHURCH +ist-st near s'h.
ave. Rev c. < NARROWER D. D.. and Rev, !. .
lONGA'RE. Pastor --'ommdnion, II; suniay scnoo"
2.A. nIraoh.ng. 80: M.nne.dly nlaN.I- ne.tng D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

REV. THOMAS DIXON. JR
returns 10 Academy OF Music SUNDAY, 9TH. Subiec
PROSPERITY" Prelude. "Tammany and Low" Sea
free. Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

MANHATTAN CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. s3d-s,
and the boulevard Rev. ST. EMORY WRIGHT will
preach. Service IL a. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madlson-ave
northeast corner i3dst., Rev. JOHN T.. BUSHNELL
Pastor.-Preaching 9TH Inst b. Rev. d. NJ. STEELE a
IL a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04
UNITED SERVICES.

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL. tIII RI TT M3dr
ZION MON church services ~ Noun
Morris Bapus Harlem Presbyterian Church Of the Pur
James Methodist Ep-cOp9i and Pilgrim CON
gegstlona churches S-tnsns sunday. sept D. 1897. b
Rev. GEO. I'LL. u. A.. OF Nottingham. England, ~
III NJ. and Z i5 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-04

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH 10th
st, Amsterdam ave.-The Pastor. Rev. BOARDMAN
H. BoSWORTH, breaches at 1920 The Silent Partner'
a =. Issues and Safeguards Of Life