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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
VICTIMS GRAVES ADORNED.
Americans Present at Simple Ceremonies
Part of Body Recovered.

Havana, March AT Colon cemetery
this afternoon the graves Of 161 men
who perlshed on the Maine We're decor
ated with two floral wreaths and cross
in the presence of a score or more of
Americans, including Consul General
Lee, Capt .Sigsbee, and Chaplain Child
wick Chaplain Chidwick offered a
brief prayer and George c. Mages of
Chicago made brief remarks.
The American flag was spread for a
time over the graves, but was eventu-
ally removed, and in its place was laid
a red, white and blue ribbon, with the
following stamped in gold letters, 'In
memory of our dead American heroes
American citizens mourn their boys.
PART of a body was recovered from un-
der the smokestack of the Maine today
A body has been found in the pantry,
but it is not yet extricated.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
CLEARING TONIGHT.

Washington. March 4.-Forecast Satur-
day for Maine and New Hampshire: Snow
or rain; northeasterly winds. For Ver-
mont. Saturday, fair; northwesterly
winds. For Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and Connecticut: Snow or rain. clearing
by Saturday night; northeasterly, shifting
to northwesterly winds.
Signals are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Cape May to Eastport.
Boston, March 4.-Local forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity for Saturday Clearing In
the morning. followed by fair during the
day; northerly winds
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
TURKISH MINISTER STARTS.

Constantinople, March Alt Ferouck
Bey, the newly appointed Turkish mi
mister to the United States, has started
for his post at Washington
Ali Ferouck Bey was appointed early
in October last to succeed Mustapha
Bey He studied in Paris for five years,
and was for two years secretary of the
Turkish legation intLondon.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
FIRED AT A TRAIN.

The conductor and one of the brakemen
on the freight train leaving Worcester at
$50 O'Clock Tuesday evening over the
Providence and worcester Railroad. had a
narrow escape from being struck by a bull
let fired at the train near the lower cross
ing at Qinsigamond. The bullet passed
through the caboose, coming In one of the
windows and passing out of the opposite
side of the car.
heard the report of the gun or revolver,
and saw two figures disappear in the dark
ness as the train passed.
The matter was reported to Chief of
Police ]. M. brennan, Friday. and an in
yest.gation is being made.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
SIXTH INFANTRY ELECTION.
Charles F. Woodward Succeeds Col. Par
sons-Capt. Priest Now Major.

Boston, March AT a meeting of thu
officers of the sixth infantry, at the first
brigade headquarters this afternoon Chas.
F. Woodward of Wakefield, lieutenant col
onel was unanimously elected colonel to
succeed Col. Henry Parsons, resigned.
Afterwards Major George H. Chaffin Of
Southbrldge was chosen lieutenant coll
onea, and Capt. George H. Priest of Fitch
burg ma ior.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
LOST HIS WATCH.

Anthony j. Henry Of westboro reported
to Officer White. Friday night, that he
was robbed of watch at Washington
square Thursday night. He was coming
out of Carroils saloon with a. crowd about
$3.50 o'clock and as they went through the
door several in the party crowded. sup
against him. When they broke away he
found his watch was missing
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
CHINA SPLIT UP.
Triumvirate of Viceroys to Rule Yang-Tse-
kiang Territory


kang Territory
Shanghai. March A special cores
pondent of the Shanghai Mercury at
Kiau-Kiang alleges that the viceroys of
Nankin and Hu-Kung have entered into
a compact with the governor of Unahan
to direct the affairs Of the entire valley
of the Yang-Tse-Kiang and the adjoin-
ing territories.
The triumvirate proposes to govern in
this region Irrespective of any orders
from the emperor, who Will be allowed
no voice whatever in its affairs-thus
virtually splitting China into two separ-
ate administrations.
This rebellion is due to Chinas allow
ing the Yang-Tse- -Kiang revenues,
hitherto prerequisite of the mandarins,
to be used as a guarantee of the Anglo
German loan, which would mean a par
tial European control
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
cAMBRIDGE ALSO REFUSES.

London, March 4.-The reply of the
Cambridge University Athletic Club to
the challenge of the intercollegiate
Athletic Association for a series of in
ternational contests this summer should
have reached the United States several
days ago. 1t is a refusal similar to that
Of the oxford University Athletic Club.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
CLERK LUM ARRESTED.

New Haven, Conn, March 4.-Benj. C.
Lum, the chief clerk at the New Haven
Savings Bank, whom it is alleged ap-
preached one of the Jurors in the now ia
nous Clayton will case, was arrested to-
night by Detective McGrath on a warrant
issued by City Attorney Brown, and taken
to the central station. He was placed
under $4,000 bonds, which were furnished
bV ] b Gilbert.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
FALL RIVER sPINNERs YIELD.

Fall River, March 4.-The situation at
King Philip mills. where the frame spin
ners have been holding out against the re-
duction, ASSUMED new phase today, and
it is now probable that all trouble will be
settled by Monday. The frame spinners
have decided that they cannot longer re-
main out to their advantage. The spin
ners who have been at work will not be
discha rged. The majority of the strikers
were taken back into the mill today, and
the other classes of operatives forced out
by the strike wiHl all be back by Monday
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
JAPAN,s DEMAND on Russia.

London, March 4.-A dispatch TO the
Daily Mail from Tien Tsin, China. says:
Japan has addressed note to Russia
demanding an immediate and explicit
statement on the question Of the contin-
ued OCCUPATION of Port Arthur.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL ELEC-
TION.

London; March 4,-The result of the
election for members of the London
county council is that the progressives
Qiberals) have secured 6S seats and the
moderates Mnionists) have returned As
of their candidates
The election In Hackney was post
poned owing to the death of candid
ate
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
LITTLE AMERICAN {
BURNED.
COTTON

London, March 4.-The cotton burned
in the confagration in the dock sheds
at Kobe, Japan, yesterday, was from
the cargo of II vessels, one of which
was the British steamer Baremer, Capt
Porter, from Tacoma via Yokohama,
Feb. 26 The only American cotton in
the lot came from her cargo in respect
to which the loss amounts to about
$4,000
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
A GRAND STAND At BUFFALO

Buffalo, March 4-Fire this morning
destroyed the grand stand at Olympic
base ball park, belonging to James
Franklin, the owner of the Eastern
league club in this city The bleachers
were saved. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The origin Of the fire is mystery. The
stand was erected last spring.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
BURLEY KNOCKED OUT.

Memphis, March 4,-Kid Mccoy
knocked Burley out in the second round
at Hot Springs, at 1O.45 a. m. The fight
ing was fast and furious. The knock
out blow was left hook on the neck,
which fioored Burley, and he was count
ed ont
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
PRINCE 70 TRAVEL INcoGN1ro

Washington, March 4.-Prinee Albert of
Belgium, who, it is expected, will arrive
in New York next week on the North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse will not be guest of the
nation The prince is travelling incognito,
under the title of Count de Rethy.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
CANAL COMMISSIONERS AT COLON.

Colon, Colombia, March 5.--The United
States gunboat Newport with the Nica-
ragua canal commissioners on board. ar
rived here today She will remain until
the latter part Of next week.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
GEORGE LANaEoRp sENTENcRp.

Boston. March 4-George I.angford, a
negro, who committed murderous as
sault on Officer Shattuck at the Concord
reformatory. Jan, ], 1898, was this after
noon sentenced to not more than 20 nor
superior criminal court in East Cambridge.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-03-05
VIRGINIA HOTEL BURNED.

Huntington Va, March 4.-Hotel
Graham, at Graham, Va, has been
burned. Loss 800, 600.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.

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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY or AEw
York.-Henry e. parrasn' INC. sse.A.y
and AS administrator. g. 80 se.
in pursuance OF supplemental. in'er'oe-
utoIy judgment OF PARTITION az. ~
bearing date the iTth day % f,i.a.I as.
1888, auly made in the aoofe-eh1.0.sN. ,-~.
ton and entered in the 0iAce %. tAe 80. -,
OF the County Of NeSlogA, l. lss .r,
ders.sned, the Referee IN said J'1s,r.
named, Will sell AT public a1cle" nj
Real Estate Exchange Salesr0ons' Nv...,'a
broadway. in the Borough 81 Mahha'v
- the civ OF New-Yogk. by R.cAart v
Harnet; & Company. auctonseIs Oh 80,
dav tie 25th day of Maich 1873. a,
o'clock noon. Tie premises II SAID We
ment described as follows. ,,,,A
ALI. that certain piece or yarce. 2. ~
situate. lying end be.ns IN me sl,sSxSs sS-
now Twentieth. Ward - the lily q "a.
York known and distinguished on a.,,,r
entitled Map Of property ~ the ,,,,,rs
Ward Of the city ot New YORK. n,. ..,,.s'
20 Henry H. Leeds. David \. Cohs 20
John r. Peterson. Absolom Peterson; az
Rrownsr and Jacob Brov ner. no ~" 80
on the first day OF December. lsSt IN -
Office Of the Register of the w SO
County OF New York as lots num-, ,s.'.iA;
and l5s: and taken together AN are SXiN1
and contained as follows: BEJl > ss.s
al point on the Northerly slie p. -.
Street distant 500 feet Westerly rom ~,
Northw st srly corner 81 sixth AN.nu,s -,
said 2sth Street; running 'henc' N.Is a
aud parallel with the sixth AN,n..
feet 0 in hes. thence westerly hni p..,-s
,el with 2sth street about III fee' ',.s-ee
belonging TO ...............'.''' lie
Southarly along said land 70 the N.r...s,iy
line Of 2s,h Street. ana thence hs $50,
along said Northery line ~ .sh -.
10 Zoe, inNnos 10 the place ~ beginnlhs'
being the aame premises heretofore e0y
veved 70 Charles Darragh by Nhll eai,,A.,
Brady and wife by deed dated oS1,u...s
2ard, ls.5 and recorded In the Kegs a
Once New York County. IN Lieer to> "
Conveyancss page lis. 49, GOA
Dated New York February -Wh.
GEORGE NJ. VAN HotSs,N.
A. OT.DRIN sALTER
Attorney for Plaintiff. r-,v
i.A Nassau street New loIk -
The following Il diagram ~ tn 80.
's.. referred % IN the above ro,ic' Q,
Known "a No 1870 West 2sth St
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INFORMATION WANrEn.

FHANC1S.-lf Thomas Price Francis. late
OF Ferndale. Humboldt County. Cali
lornla. Will communicate with Messra r.
Thomas X Francis. solicitors. Cardiff,
England. he VIII hear OF something to his
advantage
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DTORAGS NOTICE

~~~~~~~~~~c~~
THE CLINTON STORAGE 1ARr
HoUsEs;-0niee.: 2ts and az ga" Ess
John j. Allen. Mrs. Mary Ambro 1s MA y.
Black. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Bury.,,
James @. Brady %. Mrs. Mamie ColIia.1n'
Mrs. Mary cappler. Mrs. Mary CsnnN.y'
Miss ". FarIuhar. Mrs Mary Fa,.sa
James Gilmartin. John Gunther. Mr., W.
Gleason. Mrs. Pauline Harvey. Cbas,.ss
Hunt. Mrs. A. Hsrdt. Miss VI. 4 uy,..ss
Alfred HogIind. Miss Maggie Hesly. s ,,.
els Henernon. Mrs. A. &. Ide. ,,r az.
Mrs. Gustaf Johnson. Mrs. Eliza Ken,ana
Mrs. Alice Kelly(D. A. ". IAw,on ~,
Mrs. ". Luesman. William Nuhlksr ~
G. Murphy. Mrs. Sarah Mafderf1' a..
Maggie MurphytO. John McGrssvy.
McGuningle. Mss Florence Maccsbe p.,s.
r.. Mccain, Frank Pickett. r. Res,ss
Mrs. Mary Rafferty,. John Ryan. NJ A..
Reilly. Madame Eliza Ra.lings Nrs nnn
SimpsonfO. Mr.. Archibald and Mrs Az.
Smith. VIM. Schultz. r. \. Ear, ~
Helen scuIlon. Mrs. Mary 81, igns.,s
Mrs. Annie Shields. Mrs. Nellie ompsa.
Mrs. chatrsn 1nttle. Charles inger ~
Geo. Victor. n. ". Wells. Mrs. !. W.
Mrs. Nadge Wilson. benjamin Wise W
ere hereby notified that the time ,or ~
payment Of this companys lien upon 80
property hereinafter described hagin1 a.,
pired, after due notice thereof rad 30,
given you. this company will cause -
property. 10 wit. household gods ns,
sonal effects and merchandise. stored i.
you In its ware houses. 70 be sod AZ ~
he auction according 10 the statute In me.
case made and provided. Said auction m
take place 1T these warehouse. 2l3 49,
2i5 East 35,h ST.. New YORK CIV ~.
Tuesday. March % 1895 A. ~ A NJ -.
Will be continued each succeeding Tue.dsr
NJ the same time and place. UNI. the III.
is completed.
T. o. ELLSWORTH. General Man,,..
New York. Mar 9Th. lsss
UNION TRANSFER & STORAGE COW
PANY. 1918 East s;.-T0 " "
Baldwin r. Connaughton. Mrs. p. Con.
nell. Mrs ". L. Clarkson. Kate Dogsh-
erty. Kate Dawson. John Ge'z ! ~,
Harding. J. p. Hilcretn. j. r. Iordas
Mrs. =. Kellner. Mrs. .. I.elzh'1n Ma
=. Mccabe. Michael Mullen. Mss sops,,
Miller. John Parker. M AMI NJ. 7 p
Patterson. Mrs z. +. Rice. \. Richard,
or Mrs. A. Swenson. Gccrge l.. Rssd
Daniel 8 Robson. Mss Emma s.o,'
Schick erling Bros. e. Lang. Wm. Ty,,.
Mrs. r. Webb: You are herehe no,ls.i
that the time for the paynen, % t-l.
compnny's lien upon the propar-v hers,,'
after described having expired. a,,., ~.
notice thereof had been given y5g. ~.
COMPANY Will cause such properly - NJ.
household goods. personal N - and rs.
chandise. stored by you IN rs Usreh0gss
20 be sod a. public auction a-rordng a
the statute IN such case made md ma.
vided NJ Sc warehouse. 1918 ras' "a
st.. New-York CITY. on Weinesday. Marss
o. 1895. AZ 1870 a. m.
Union TRANSFER E STORAGE CON-
pANY n JONES Trelsrrs-
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,rruwIx ExTERMINATING.

,,>,So~ N.>oO~NNo-rSoN0y0~0r| 49, -,
RoAcHEs CLEARED in AZ hours rom
any building and guaranteed any Ie"s gu
,ect. no,yder sold. i0c. up. AbLlsoN
SyIEMIcAL. co. 81 Beekman-st. TEL
c,iI ofO cnrtlandt.
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2sih street.
The approximate amount Of vnrs'd ,..sr.
and assessments Is $2.loo. II cluons MIR
est. which are 20 be allowed 20 tno
chaser out OF the purchase money
which are to he paid by the Reterss:,
GEORGE n. VAN HoEssN..A
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pApr hooks and autographs. prints ana
portraIts for Illustrating; cataiosu,e :, e'
each specially sent on application. w. r.
pENJtMiN. 10 West 22d-st.. New-forK'
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES 800 s-cond-hand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed. machinery bought and *
changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. sas Madi-
tcn-st
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CHANGE OF CORPORATE N,ME

N>\~<~<>>~<>>>>>>>~> e>>>>~>yN~
SUPREME COURT-NEW YORK cOUv-
TY.-In the matter y the application ~
the International Rubber C.othing & Gen.
eral Supply COMPANY Limited. Tor an
order by the Court authorizing a change
OF the corporate name.
Notice is hereby given that The In'er-.-
tional Rubber Clothing & General supp,y
Company. Limited a business clrp0rstioa
duly organized under the existing laws Il
the State II New York. having iis princical
office and place II business In 10 city
and County q New York viii pressn, 70
the Supreme Court az a special Term
thereof. Part !. . be held AZ the County
Court House In the cry and County =.
New York. on the 18th day y April. lsas
at 1890 o'clock IN the forenoon ~ hat
day, or as soon thereafter As counsel can
be heard. a petition pursuant 70 Jaw pray-
ing .or an order ~ said Court AUTHORIZING
said corporation ~ change ia name and
10 assume the name q Edward g Mihary
Company.
Dated March l. 1895
INTERNATIONAL RrBPER CLOTHING
& GENERAL SUPPLY COMPANY.
LIMITED.
EDWARD q. NILBrRY,
Presiient
JACOB BARNETT.
Attorney for Petitioner.
300 Broadway. Borough ~ Manhattan
New FORK city.
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HARDWOOD MANTELs 4 TILES.

El.EGANT hardwood mantels Sl2 IN.
hreplaces. gas logs. Showroous and fac.
tory. 24o Front-st.. near Fulton Ferry.
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vv~>~N~rSN|NrrNer o~S~rsc~~~oe-oe.~
THE CENTRAL STORAGE MN
HOUSES. i65-167-i6s West ga at. ~
sGe. mo''nR. Telephone 7o4 ssth- II.
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WORKSHOP OUTFITS.

,7Go 1887. 1873. notwithstanding at
Little's Tool Store. 30 Fulton ST. NV
YORK Foot power machinery. for amateu,
ana mechanic. Punctured Incubstors and
Brooders In operation.
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LOST.

-o~)0>N-0.N~-NoNo~~-N0 -oOOoo~~N1OOooD
LoST.-Bankbook No. 33f. 1877. Bank for
Savings. 2s3 Fourth ave, New York
bank
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UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD

Lodge No. 10 Public meeting Sunday eve. $40 Speeches
~ d. ~ DUNLOP and others. Music by Schenck, solo
'ceist 142 West 12Jth-st. Free
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ReIiu,ous Notices.


HARLEM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH: i2Sth,st;b near n
Madison-a re-, Rev MAITLAND ALENANDhn -. a.,
Pastor.-services at IL a. m. ana D. u" '
welcomed,
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Rfliaious Nntlres.


ADAMS CHAPEL. Union Theological Seminary. ZOO
Preacher. the Rev. CHAS cUTHBERT HALL. D. D.
All are welcome
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IN Broadway Tahernacle Monday afternoon. at o'clock
RUTH THE HEROINE OF LOVE"
At 2:30 answers questions. Mr.. Burke sings Free.
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REV. THOMAS DIXON, Dr..
A. C., DIXON Lectures

breaches Academy OF Music Sunday morning,
Peace and War"
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MOODY MEETINGS

MARCH 1871 TO 10Th. INCLUSIVE.
in Grand Central Palace Iexngtor-ave between 43d
and 44th sts adjoining Grand Central Depot Sundays
and p. Weekdays from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Seats free.
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SURROGATE NOTICE.

-~~~@~~|S~|N~-Sr>>>|N ~ w. ~~~~>
sOIVYNS. HARRIETTE LII pursuance
Of an order Of Hon. Frank !. Fitzgerald.
Surrogate Of the City and County oi Nev
York. Notice Is hereby given 70 all per-
sons having claims against Hauiette L
Solvyns. late OF the city o. London. Eng
lard. deceased. 10 present the same WITH
vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber. AT MI
place OF transacting business, 80. :.
BROAD street. in the city 4 New York, q
or before the Goth day OF April next
Dated New York. the 18th fby OK %
tober. 1897. -,o,,
WYATT e. TRIMBLE. EKeeusoe.
Attorneys for executor.
"a Pine street,
New York city.
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KLONDIKE OUTFITTERs.

ALASKA FU3 SUITS
Sleeping Bags and Blanket Robes lfrst
house In tho business. Bes, goods lowest
prices. Call before purchasing. VIM. W
HART co ~ East l2th-st
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner sist-
st., Rev HENRY NJ SANDERS D. D. 3ns Pastor Will
preach al both services. sunday school. s'So A. III
Chapel services "Wednesday. y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05
MOODY MEETINGS

In Grand Central Palace. on Lexington ave- between
%3d and 44th streets, adjoining Grand Central Depot
MARCH l3 TO 20, INCLUSIVE.
Sunday. March I'D. l.. MOODY will preach Mt 2 and
p; m Weekday meetings from 10 a. m. 10 p. IN.
D. L. MOODY daily at 10. 3 and S. J. W CHAPMAN
dnily az II a. m. Other speakers: II. NJ. WHARTON G.
]. sCOFIEI.D. A G. DIXON. Singing in charge Of
D. 3. Towner J. II. Burke +. Il. Jacobs assisted By
Mount Hermon Quartet and large chorus. 1000 seats
free.
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"A. Z. DIXON breaches
in Hanson Place Bal fist Church. Brooklyn. Sunday
ing and evening. Evening subject: rs the Soul II
talT'
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTY WITH SO 900 can have splendid
business paying SS. 900 annually: handle
al your money. A. b.. Boz IA. Tribune
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC Services In Christs M,,
eion, w West 2ist-st. Evening 7:45 Rev JAMES A
OCO>'NOR. Pastor breaches; discourse on Cs1,
tsrs =. Spanish History Aivas Cruelty in Holland An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

AT TIiB SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH aab-
e and Central Park West Rev DAVID G. WYTIH
p D.. Pastor-lreachng at II and s. sabbath-scboo
24o Christian Endeavor Society al T. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at s. All invited "s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

BIOOSfyNGDAIE CHURCH. Boulevard; west oe'n ERR:
DR.. MADISON c. PETERS breaches Sun?ec,s,; as,cons
Uses OF Ugliaess' s. THE Crime OF war. All "e''o''
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MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPiSGOPpAi'
| CIII-RCU corner 6Oth-st.. Or. ANDRE" DcNo
| ACRE Pastor.-Preaching at II a. m and p m 'u"
day-school at $50 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison-.v.
and 64th-st.-Rev. HOWARD L. JONES Pes,or nj;
preach at II a. M and P m Prayer meeting Wednes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

IN PURSUANCE ot an order q Hon
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate = ths
County OF New York. notice g hereH-
given to all persons having claims agains.
Thomas c. Lyman, late Of the CITY Of
New York. deceased. to present the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscribeo
at their place Of transacrng business. No
400 west 3sth Street IN the City % Ne.
York. on or before the hrst day d August
next.
Dated New York. the cist day Of jar
uary. 1898.
LOIS II. LYMAN.
LAURA c. LYMAN,
ROBERT NJ. LYMAN.
Execution
ROBERT W. TODD.
ATTORNEY for Executors.
90 Broadway. Y. 7. city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d- st. between
9Th and 9th ayes, Rev. ANTHONY H. EVANS. n. n,
Pastor-Scrvces II n. s .. m
Midweek services Wednesday evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

WHITALL, SARAH Rim pursuance q
an order Of Hon. Frank 7: Fiizsers.n'
a Surrogate OF the County OF Nem 80" IN.
notice f. hereby given 70 all persons nav
Ing claims against sarah Z. Wh,tail lat'
Of the city Of Xew-YorA deceased. % pre-
sent the sane. with The vouchers ther'-,.
10 the subscribers. at their place OF rams rams.
acting busness az 'hs 4i. street 81 ' u ,hs
poronsb ~ Manhattan. city ~ New YORK.
on on or before the 18th day q July. isss.
uery iseS. ROBERT F. WILKINSON;
MARY w. BOOTH. Executors. SIEI "a 20
". COLLINS. Attorney tor ENe,u'o''' "
WILL Stree, Now York CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

GOSPEL. TABERNACLE CHURCH. sth ave. and 44th-
ot~Rey A. b. SIMPSON, Pastor viii preach Sunday at
TO- a m The famous lady. Pandita Ramabai from
1nd,a will speak 30 p. m. Week night services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

-Sommunion service IL q M DR.: GEO Y. wBNN3R
Will preach at p. Rev. g. T. CADNAN TN, Pastor
81 o'clock. Meetings every night In the year Concert
TO- night for the people free -'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

GRACE CHURCH BROADWAY. CORNER TENTH
STREET.
Sa. m. Holy Communion
ga m. Morning prayer and address
D. m. Later evensong and sermon
All seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHURCH, corner Morton St, Rev. CHARLES
HOIL.A. Pastor-Io:3o Holy Communion and receo,,on
Of members 1880. Pastor Will preach Sabbath -sebCsoi
p. Prayer-meetng Wednesday svening 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN .IiUKCH; o2S
st-li A. M Rev CHARLES l.. TtoMiSDMH, ~, r ~ =
Pastor. preach,s; p m. Rev GEo' VII r. re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-05

CALVARY CHURCH. West oith-s,.-ni,. ''Wss
ARTHUR breaches morning and evening. Bvening an
sanson's Thirst Satisfied from the Jawoo''e "i ~" ~
NJ Hbla Difcutes