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Tragedy-The horror-sfriche'' epeN'
rooted to the spot ,ou INV And his
With the exception OF one sman HVy fast-(ln-
clothes indicated that he wa H'S""s
diana polls Journal
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WILLIAM BERRI I'LL.

William Berri has been confined to his home with
illness for the last seven days Last night q men,
Der of his family said he would probably be able
70 so to business Monday.
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CUILDREN'S PARASOLS.

goo EXTRA FINE QUALITY SILK PARA
soils. Blue. Brown. Garnet. Green. Plain Col
ors and Changeable effects. regular price $50
=.
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The -DE-STECLE HAIR DEVICE or
PARTISAN COMB HAIR BINDERS. pc. each;
2-PRONG COMBS. 75c each; 3-PRONG
COMBS 81 90 each.
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More Women's Tailor Made
Suits at Unmatched Prices.

Suits at Unmatched Prices.
We've given many splendid
values this season in Women's
tailor made Suits, but none of them
has been quite as good as these
three that we've secured for Tues.
days selling:
$50 Women's tailor made Suits Of serges
covert cloths and vcretianS, made with
flv front, silk lined coats. skirts lined
with percane. go at 1898 & $3.50
so tailor made Blouse Suits Of serg-s and
broadclothS very prcttily trimmed with
braid or satn-coat silk hned-sklrt lined
with pcrcalne. at $3.50
The Greatest Organdie Sale
of the Season.
10000 yards of Printed Organdie
Raye, the newest and most at
tractive of this seasons Organizes,
will be placed on sale Tuesday
At l5C. a Yard.
The universally prevailing price
of these goods throughout the
season has been Csc. yard. They
come in the most eXquISitely toned
flower patterns, printed on white
striped grounds, and they easily
take first place among the prettiest
and dalntieSt OF this seasons Sum-
mer Dress Fabrics.
New Building. main noor.
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IsEyIAIsk ABLE
GLOVE SPECIALS.

GLOVE SPECIALS.
MISSES BLACK KID GLOVES, regular SlZo
TO 81. 30 . 3 and button, pair. .........IVc'
MISSES COLORED TAFFETA GLOVES
25c quality. for. IVo'
SOILED SUEDE AND KID GLOVES, In PIX
Seam, =. h, Overseam. regularly Sloo SI.N''
50: best makes: for
MEMS Isle DRIVING GLOVES. Dogskih
Palm regular 81. .oVc'
KAYSER'S PATENT DOuBLE-TlPrED
c,1K Co,orsd or Rlack at..........0Oc
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WRAPPERS & TEA GOWNS.

I'D FLOOR.
VIII show Tuesday 200 WRAPPERS and
TEA GOWNS. made up in Percale, Lawns
Cashmere. Chalies. French Flannes. Flannel
cites and silk.
VIII offer fine PERCALE WRAPPERS. pref
lily trimmed with braid. &c,
90. 20. 500 and = 20
LAWN WRAPPERS. In a variety Of colors'
stripes and figures. at. ..........'. " ''""'
sI.5O. $500. $50. $500 and S1.7I
CASHMERE WRAPPERS assorted colors.
prettly trimmed with lace and ribbon. ~
$3.50, $1,000 and Sl1.oo
FRENCH FLANNEL WRAPPERS. In va
riety Of colors. prcttlly trimmed with embroii-
cry and ribbon. at......... .SN.oO ana @c'""
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS. assorted
stripes. silk embroidery on collar and sleeves.
at. 30. SI.15, $3.50, $3.50 and Si.oO
CHALLIE WRAPPERS. ine quality. assorted
colors. trimmed with embroidery and ribbon.
value Sl2Uu. at....... ...-.''. '''' '''"''"
SILK WRAPPERS or TEA GOWNS. tn black.
light blue pink and white. IN variety - styles
trimmed with ruics OF lace. lace Insertion and
ribbon, at................ .S'''1 ana TN'""
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NOTION DEPT.
REAL TOkTOIkE SHELL SALE.

NOTION DEPT.
REAL TOkTOIkE SHELL. SALE.
rare opportunity to secure HIGH-CLASS
TORTOISE SHELL GOODS at ONE-THlRD
LESS than their actual values. These goods
are OF the very newest designs. and comprise
SIDE. POMPADOUR and NECK COMBS SO
much in at present
Hair Pns......... 2i4 3 and 31a inch
i
at. .4c &c DC. and Sc. each.
HEAVY SIDE COMBS, coarse teeth,
3ls 4 and inch
:;:,c 4Sc and $50 per pair.
EXTRA HEAVY SIDE COMBS, coarse gradu-
ated teeth,
ga ~ inch.
soc. zoe. S3c $1.15 each.
HEAVY CURVED POMPADOUR COMES.
3ia and inch.
:,0c and Abe each.
FRONT POMPADOUR COMBS.
10 and II inch.
SSc $I.35 and S1.15 each.
NECK COMBS. .......... 2I2 3 81. inch.
nSc each
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$50. SI.3J and S1.15 each.
IECK COMBS. .......... "a 3i2 men
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In a variety or materIaIs III TT'""' WI
$500 and $3.50.
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SOC. zoe. Sc. %1.15 ea


HEAVY CURVED POMPADOUR COMBS.
3a and inch.
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DFTEY As 4 COMMANDER.

Edgar Stanton Maclay in Leslie's Weekly.
The battle OF the Nile very propfry mas
Of the world. for II resulted directly III tHr ao, AZ
donment OF Egypt by The French In no. eSS its ts
Effects for it deprived spain of territory greater
than Regpm Denmark Greece: aana to Eng.
land Wales. scotland and Ireland con m ships
of the line with aggregate tonnage OF -"rS:
CARRYING 74o men and 9}S guns. with n'p nouhlaSS
thirteen shlps OF the line. besides few smaller
craft. carrying 100 men and having guns cnPd'hp e
broadside At Manila Dewey had six nehiing, shitbs
Of 1905 tons carrying si men ana 'be sp si com
mander had eleven ships Of ihd ens nf mr'
Viii be- seen that I'm point Of tonnage the opposing
American and spanish forces were about NE IN
a. aSo 't fo-mcr being 9GS against lSlN compared
TO the, 00O and 2233 Of the English ana fTengn b
under Lord Hove and the FTGneh ,aa ,h~re v 1
action being fought in ne orSn SEA derrriIos ~
Mapila but none the less II reflects most cr1dahy
on the American commander. F;Von VIII Iva INA
french having that numhcr-l7.c'o and 1000 com.
pigments. and 5000 10 $500 POUNDS Of silo, ~
fish admrals handled the destructive forces Dewey
or Montojo had with their six ana 1l"Nen Hn,rS
the 1884 Americans AT Manila handled pow WI
for destruction that ihe rb no oym G H aonc wond
have proved formidable antaGonist TO the gr"at,r
part OF the frcnch bd ' Hrtisb had 90 Killed and SIS
wounded while tho French had about 1900 kilGd
and 400 wounded. about two-nnhs or MGR
entire number only SIX OF IN" rr'"'" >''''''
Nearly the Same figures pertain 10 the great
battle OF Trafalgar Tough: in l@6. There the Eng,
lish had twenty ships Of tho line as opposed
10 the thrty-three Of the French and SpahiiiIds,
or 2iS guns against tho 2s26 Of The allies Hero
the English loss was 40 killed md l.2il WOUNDED;
and they captured destroyed nineteen or mo
encr,v's ships ~ the line And tho comparison
could be carried out IN all tho great naval BATES
carly in the century. IN each case y appearing
that Dewey with his six ships and 1924 men mao
nute as great n power for offence or defence rs
any OF the old time naval heroes.
Much Worse.-"I understand that Sagasta mas
case OF blues" said one Spanish citizen .,,.
IT'S worse than that. lis a casa or REQ "Into
hl,,aa , IL Star
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tvs Government or with the aid and

by Her Majestys Government or with the ala ana "a
sanction OF the State. The president pointed out IN
strong terms that it the duty Of England TO
undertake the further exploration OF the Creates
unknown region Of the globe and so coInpete IN, re
work done by Ross fifty years ago. The repI! re-
ceived at the time was thetic, and gave rea-
son to hope that the final reply which WAS 20 ne
sent az a later date would be favorable Inc maj
reply has just been received from Lord SALISBURY,
and in IL His Lordship expresses his regret tnat ne
is unable under existing CIRCUMSTANCES TO hod o l
any hone OF Her Majesty's Government enhark.
Ing upon an undertaking Of such masni tace,,,
Moreover II is stated in the reply that at the recent
conference Of Preniers held at Melbourne IN
March last IL was resolved that the Australasian
co,onie. should take joint action in the matter
of Antarctic exploration. In these circums, ances
the Council Of the Royal Geogra phica Society nave
decided to endeavor TO obtain the FUNDS Tor an *
nedition 10 be sent under the socieys auspices
They have authorized the president 10 take steps 20
obtain subscriptions TO the amount OF hot less 1it S
no 900 and the society itself Will contribute t1p
II is much 10 he regretted that the GovernmeiLt
has been unable TO give practical support 10 the
enterprise both IN the interests or science an!
from the point Of view OF our national credit pu II
will be still lamentabe II the expeGl,lon l@s
10 he abandoned altogether on account OF WdHt -
funds The amount required 10 equip and dispatch
The exped,iion IS not excessive. and we uHst IL
viii soon be raised that the Antarctic area my
be efficiently surveyed from many scen'ihc aspc0'S'
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ANTARCTIC EXPLORATION.
From Nature.

y
For several years tho Royal Geographical So
o,etv iotterIy In cooperation with the Royal So
ciety has been making strenuous efforts TO !nhu-
ence the Government 10 equip an expeditlon ior
known sea on the face Of the earth II VII! be
within the recollection OF our readers that AT an
snths,sstic meeting held Mt the Royal Society last
February, at which DR.; Ncnsen and Professor Neu u,
scicnce were present the great value Of the re-
suits TO be derived from an Antarctic expedition
last. the president OF the Royal Geographical So
ciety wrote to the Prime Minister urging that an
knAagcuc expedition should be undersken either
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could handle Van Vliet without any hands. ,
Then Van vliet went at him: HIS tw9 an nSnn.
shot out like pair OF cataputs hooked up tanueh,
wise and when Hickman picked himself up ms Ie'i
coun,enance wore the funniest look OF surpi'S'
imaginable. 80, :. ro., n,
the cad" A. -. 90 soor as he
squared off upon rising. The Britlsher reS,u's
couldn't get IN a Hex cdgewlse. Van NI!et k io.nsi
him down Ave times within just ninety scSonus,
The last time he caught his man on the POM Oh
th. Jaw and Hickman out for ten minus -
.Not a bloomin sell" he exclaimed wheh nc
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS. 5ith-st. near SIN
,ve -I,ey - ASa BLAcKBI RS. Pastor. ia home. and
preache, Tomorrow AT II. subject GOD Guides You
and a, 7 - on Where Art Thou
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->.>.o.~SNN~NoO~>>N~>" So~N> ~Uor-sr,S
CENTRAL STORAGE w MAS IS 81
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pd TO A'; ~: A" Ss3paia psss Mss /.
scctt. Mrs Gatire Mrs. 4 c pt.aa' Ma
T. q. Shepard. Mrs Mary conncIs M'.e
X. Johnson. Mrs. " pLy. Ms =
r. pay,on. Nj + ? hehH'HAI
son Mr John HeFnas. MS v,s
cu.liney. Mrs. Lacy. Mr. Van horn, a..
Hidden. Mrs John J hnsos. W 81
schlag. Mr. Ike Briea,. MSS Jsl.m zen. Nj.
wariy, Mr.. J. =. Fe.2hs. MIS-, N ps,..s.a
len. Mrs. Minkinson. Mr. J. N, , re' 80,
Francis Mr.. W. Il. springer MIS- 100 -
Langdon. Mrs. Iemond. Mr.. ;. D. Ju w..
Mr. James O'ponneI. W ps ~. n,
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Smith. Mrs Monitor: Mlss Ix
Blankc. NJ VIM. Z. WAL M vslrs-'
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Mr. Thos Schi.mer. Ms. Annie s'eSnns.
Miss Mamie johnson. Yrs MaVl,Ns r,wi
y. V. Edwards. Miss X. SmNA' w ..ss,r
Howard. Mrs S,rltmNer you ae a
notified that the time f1r the paym.s A.
my lien upon the property herei,na.',- ,.,cs
scrihed having expired are, ~. ~, r,uss
thereof had been given YOU ! "" ,,n,a
such property 20 W.. nous iso's ,.,ss ~
personal effects and merc.ane.ss >, ngblc
YOU IN my warehouses 20 r. ia o. .n,A
auction according - the -, ~. Fioyi
case. made and pror.ded Ness's s,s.y.
Grant & co.'s Auction Rooms. b'os ,vs
corner A,th-st.. on Moniay. Angus sri
1885. commencing al IL. 80 A. m ,,n,s
every Monday thsseafter until w
are disposed Of i. FL
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPIt'ofM'
CJJf'p, ~ Hey CHARLES A HOi.iA Pastor -N0rnins
q an enntaf hool 10 80 preaching hy Pastor subject
.Frntng CHRIS, Messiah" $50 'wllsht Pr ,...s
service !t'eci Tho fsGeafness q !f'." t.us' h'
veex prayer-rleeins Wetgcstay .''1iag. 80
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hoard AND ROOMS.

~N~~,-yN>~>>~N0~(>7
18TH ST I2c EAST Fine corner ro
four windows. private hath. oihrt 49, ~.
narlor dining. meals optional; IeaS'""
,aTIt II. q - WEST -r"autifni arg
ara single room. table uneHc'n"n. Won
.,or,s a.cour,odated. sumner rates
800 v1sT ,G1,Ir ST Rooms md boar l:
~ ~ ,dcafi.n. reasonable summer
prices. table boarders accomii''"a''''
srencss exchanged
go WEST 72p ST f.legah'
49,. ,,hic' -eas.nable FOR summer
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SURROGATE NOTICE

-~~.-~->-~N~>>~D~,~N>N o~NN~~~>~ u.s
IL PURSUANCE OF an order OF h 10
John II. V. Arnold. a SuTfosa,e s.vcy
County OF New York. notice ,riinst
Victor Durant. late q the ely W. :. si,s
York deceased. 10 present the ssn =, rs
vouchers thereof 70 the suhscriee,xS 70?
place or tran,aciing business .ss,,.an.
Broadway. In the Borough ., re thlr-
CITY 81 New York. on or oe'V''
tieth day ~ December neN' .,, s,y Of
Dated New YORK the seventeen" IVY
June. 1895 ,, rx.-u.or.
JOHN A THOMPSON.
Attorney FOR Executor. u,,Nak
1919 Dradwav. Borough o.
TAN New York CITY.
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HARDWOOD MANTELs & TILES

.o.o.oNo.oYoNoNoNNNNN NNNoNNoNoOooONNSN
ELEGANT hardwood nantes. sl2 up;
nrcylaces. gas logs. Showrooms and fac %
tory. 30 Front-st. noar Fulton Ferry.
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LOST.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES secondhand
wood ard iron working machines: fully
ruarsntee<: machinery bought and sx.
changed. GEORGE H. EDDY. EOS Aadi-
sou-Gt
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HOARD WANTED.

----~~~~~-H--- $1,000 N..o
WANTED IN priva'" family W." go,
there arc no other tnar1er-. l"' YEA.
n,,h 55,h both a7ih or ssh Fl. 10, er,'
G,h ana IN ayes y. II F.. care r. -
Tsfe- 4 Sons ~ iohn-si
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Religions Notifes.

STEAMBOATS,
FALL RIVER Lime
For Fail River. Martha's Vineyard. Nantucket
Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern Mountain Inland
and Seashore points Steamers Priscilla and Puritan IN
commission. Orchestra each Leave Pier IL. ~. X:
foot OF Warren ST. days and Sundays at 500 = NJ
Steamer from York Sundays only. touches at New
port On other days tho week Providence Line east
ward steamers touch Newport.
PROWODENGE @0NG
For Newport Boston. the North and East. steamers
Plymouth Island In commission Orchestra on
each. Leave Pier ~ y. r.. foot OF Murray ST. week
day. only at 6l5 p. NJ. touching at Newport. X
monday mornings excepted On Monday mornings faH
River Line touch at Newport.
ST1MlMGG1GM LIME
For son ngtou Narragansett Pier. Watch Hli. BOSTON.
and all points East Steamers Maine and New Hamp-
shire leave Pier 49, N r.. one block above Cahai 81.
week days only. 600 p. ".
NORWICH LIME
For New London. Watch HILL Block Island worcester.
l,os,on and the East city OF Lowell and City
OF Lawrence Leave Pier 80, y. r. one block above
Canal ST. week days only. az 600 p. NJ
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

e(~-(~(|~(-17l-l77@777 -
crgTHT-liNG INTEREST
Il wei known sni popular monthly na s
80 ta,f-g large fuhscr'p'ion md new
- 80 A',rnrffyN terms 20 prpi'i
rar,i.. Principals only. Address 6. r.
Tribune or.--.
-r,.-rD A Young man with srra!l cap
u,f ., buy rar' ,utsresf N rrr'-oih's
r-rk business must take 'ul charse
-,..o. drivers hor-e. and wagons M
s-sss % " Hor ~ Trinnnc oi-l--
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IN pursuanee Of an order OF hon ccun,y
T Fltzcemld. n Surrogate OF ths "a Al
~ New Yofk. notice Is hereby given rs,-
persons having claims against kos yoss.
;aberry. lstc OF the City Of Ne" With
deceased 90 present tie sam a, her
vouchers thereof to the subserinei, csscs
piace ~ transactlng business, az ny street.
Of Edward r. brown. 10. u WAL Ihs.,rs
In tho cay OF New York. on OF
The tenth day OF August next. =, r.bra-
Dated New York, the 80 d"y 'cirTA>
ary. 1893 CATHARINE ,JvtDp r.
REnRV Administrative. EpMS,,,x Il
RB0WE Attorney for Adminisua"
Wan S,~et y. Y. city.
INITIAL. SARAH Rim purs..,esera.d
an oder Of Hon. Frank l. Yo.k
snr,scate OF the County OF New hav-
not,c. Is hereby given 10 all pe,ns,,,sl, late
,rc claims against Sarah X. Wh.'A 80 pre-
n,s,h. yity OF New-York. deceased ,s.reof
..,, ne same. with the vouchers ,rsns>
20 thssubscribers. az their place s,spsen
sc,,ns business. at the once ., IN the
S Nc nSbli,ns' ~. co Wall stree. "York.
p...o'sh OF Manhattan, CITY OF ssoe
nn '' ~ Before the 18th day Of JuS, II ysn,
"Da,ed New York. the l2th ~ KfNs0y,
,,rv isos. ROBERT F, WisTrPHEN
WaRY w. BOOTH. EXECUTOR scatonA y
~ COLLINS. Attorney Tor EAsss
Nan Street. New York Gsss
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ON GOLD & SILVER WANTED

SEND Us your old gold. jewelry. &c. We
send certified check for full value there
OF! Book reference. Established 1922
GEORGE y. JOYCE. 80 Fulton-st.
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sTORAG r.

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THE CENTRAL STORAGE wa s,a..
HOUSES. l6S-l67-i6s Wes; SOS. 0''
sre moving Telephone T6+ 2sth-G.
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WORKSHOP OUTFITS.

ONo~~ N~r>N>NoNN~N-oN~~~~>~-~~
100. 1887. 1873. TO-DAY.--5pecialties at
Lithgs Tool store. 80 Fulton-st. New
York. Foot power machinery. for amateur
and nsechsnc. Pineland Incubators and
BrOoshss
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Reliaions Notices.


HOLY TRINITY, CHRcH.
Pow cvAs b 5sHSf rye nR sn5 b D.
Morning NOR ns' prayer and m
Ey T5 cD DTsysr fs sI AEx cuSS Jr will
preach at both services
P sAssFhs, a On '?@rs.
True IDEAL and at 80 on peTsra ob.ervaon Bap-
;ism Church open all summer
yEEyE HAPTIsT 6Hp IF corner 2i
p2enSS su an School, $50 a. Mdwes service
wednestay ?. m.
MANHATTAN coXGREGAT1oNAL CHURCH. o'1Ia,s
Sfsao5 ana BY M Ho" R[s:4sn,
Perea College KsngS M SSSsSt; o"'
NATIONAL rNIvERsAILsr SUMMER. MEETING:
ministers and aymen present Write the Secretary Rev
LYMAN WARD. saratoga. y. Y
NEW YORK SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST s eseien.
services sunday io, and Ts'', or Nj , ser,
s yce W S,T a.9 sndda M 'S9s "
"or.D FIRST PRESBYTERIAN: Sh-ays: and i2'h-s'.
HOWARD DUTFiELInlii, y; d fssrof Arrrs.
u D.. Of Chicago will preach
PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner Of sG' Preaching at II and s by ,e
ssats freo welcome to all
PHILLIPS rgss as H2 f dsN Iafii2 s
Preaching .ith inst. II m. by Rev HENRI
II. CUAPIN. u. u.
ST LIKES METHODIST CHURCH. 4lst-st near 6tn-
49,. IJNpSAY r. LONGACRE. Pastor. -Scho,l, y -
p,hiic Worship II aud IA Morning sermon Johh W.
90. evening John VI. a.
ct pAr.r.S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
seth and West End ave.
OPEN ALL SUMMER
REV GEORGE 2 ECkMAN. r. ID, fas'or'
Services ~ II a m. and p m ,
PRAYER service Wednesday. m Strangers "e'0'"''
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERtAN GU XII
corner in,hst-Putlic worship t"-morIo" az ~ a. ~.
al a., III. evening o'clock The Fast ~. ~
cEoT,Gr. ALIEN AMBER II. y. viii preach "'h"'~-
dav evening service nj o'clock
WEST End PREsBYTER1AN CHuRcH AT Arnss eIi an
49,, 49,, inffh - the Rev. JOHN BAIL on, ,StdASN>
T. D. Minister the Roy. FKEIEHC r. ~ ..'s,an,
TortlVT-If. r. r.. Assistant Minlster-Lhe "a u,
Minister viii preach AT IL a. m Sunaas -s'no' ~ WV
m Meeting f9r prayer and praise at y :. n
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AT CHURCH OF T1IE TRANSPORTATION. 29rh.~t;
hA,wecn S,h an. Madison 'eletf atoms ana II
O'Clock Maths. 1913" Choral cven.ons " oloH eFe'y
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AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS ~ orant-s,:
corner A,fornev-HTflMASN WARSZANlAk pfen 'het
,ofav Saturisy) At = Subject Proving n" Trp'h
o, Tho Tr4ni,y SUNDAY evening service ~ : Suhlsy-
.Ni ,o- admit. 81 30 m MitVeek preaching srfv!c,
tritav evening a. O'Clock All lsrael''es welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: och
and Perk wo-, nior .,r,ic., - We
PARK ma scotch Churches Rev WILLIAM -" ff!N,f.'
+ D. o, H>df1ri. ont WI preach 81 II an : lnioh
pray.r-m.,flng Wednesday evening at :
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CARPET CLEANING.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23

A-A-A-t'NIoS SUMMER sERvl'ES , G,
@, Harlem Presbyterian ,hurch "onsIesa,,ons ma
lie, church and Church - tho Purnrs lfrespy'r
vii! held tho Pilgrim Congrega'ional 'nuf'n,
Madison Rev : F IMAM
~ D. Drew I'nversi'y. S"wJersey. VII pIeAsh H''''
II n m and 1:4s r. m. Seats Ire" n; all services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23

pRoApWAY TABERNACLT CHURCH. Broadway ara
si,h-., Hev CHARLES l. JEFTTltSoS. y y. fastof
Preaching ty the Rev join +. FUTILE. y. D. az
Worcester Mass. Seryi IS AZ II a. m ana \ ? m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23
Rrlluions Notires.

A-A-A-METROPOII FORWARD NOW
MFNT Rev. i GADNAN. J.. y, Pastor. N"tIoIlIlthn
7,h-ave istl- st-Ior fAnNAN VIII pr"A'h
M and evening Sunday lecture TUESDAY hni answer
n,,s,lo,s J%,Asy nigh, Meetings night Midsum-
,nor night concert night. scat free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23

pAprIsT CHURCH or T'IIB EPIPHANY. Madison ave
ara ear sf-ll-v. HOWARD !. JONES. Pas, VII
preach ~ II n. Ani p m. PRAYER meetng Mean.s
cav evening n, s5 oci7.A p.~n n 'uriuer S'rnrets
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MARBLE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. 10Th
.t and 5th-ave.-Rev. ARCHIBALD II BKApsHAW
Win nreach II a. m Topic, - Good Soldier. Rev. j.
r. ri 'ssEiI. H. D. y m. Topic. 'Joshua's Last
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FIFTH AVENUE COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH:
4sth-.t and 5th-ave-Church closed during month OF
July.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1898-05-20

formed Adm. Cervera of the departure
of the American fleet from San Juan
en- route to Cuba and of the dispo-
sition of the American vessels along
the North Atlantic coast.
1t is believed that the Spanish fleet
will make its headquarters at San Juan
during it's future operations, or at
least until it is REINFORCED by the
Pelayo and Carlos V. 1t is estimated
that they should reach their destina-
ton within two weeks.
In the meantime the problem con-
fronting the naval war board is how to
destroy the Spanish fleet before its
reinforcement arrives while af-
fording protection to the cities along
the coast and main tanning the effect
i've blockade of Cuban ports. In view
of the small number of effective YES
sells at the disposal of this government
the task is most difficult, and the board
thoroughly appreciates this fact