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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31
NASSAU CLUBS NEW LINKS.
IT'S COURSE PL<SHED WIN 4 REA-
SOY FOR EVERY STEP.

Playing Length Of 8,o2s Yards Lnid Out on
Modern Scientific GOiiinR Ideas - Tho
Grounds Diyer-iHsd by Cop Bankers
of Novel shape and Other Hazards.
The Nassau Country Club Committeeman. In
planning tho new links have been artuated by
the present American attitude toward golf.
which Ia to have reason for every step taken
and not to retain any conservative IDEAS valued
only for their antiquity. Tho members.
nearly all OF whom come 10 town cash day Tor
bu .iness. had learned on the old Queens county
course that their ideal links should. first o. oil.
he near a raj road station. II was i'm possible
10 get the ground needed near tho regular
station at Glen Cove but further down the line.
1O7 acres OF old farming land was purchased
opposite the new railroad station at Nassau.
Next came the planning Of the clubhouse.
stables and outbuildngs. the sinking OF an ar
tesian well an construction Of q water tower.
the clearing of the ground. the lling up Of stone
hoas. tho planning OF the co irse. and. finally.
the . nclng OF tho hazards and the seeding
full year was devoted to this preliminary work.
which included the piping ofthe putting greens
for water. On May 30 the first mine holes we're
ready for play ami the full course was opened
on Aug. a. Although the regular greens are
now covered. the weekly AMI holiday matches
are TO continue throughout january and Feb
ruary. The schedule o! distances follows, with
the boyle score and names Of the holes:
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A large practice putting green. used by tho
members for special putting matches. faces
the main entrance to the clubhouse. which
contains the iuxuries NJ the best appointe
hotel. the comforts OF home and the cosIness
OF a club. No detail has been omitted that
molern club building has discovered. The
syla II modified colonial aud the architect Is
Walter LeaminR. member OF tho club. I'm
Ike my other metropolitan golf house the
building consists " three sections. n main hall
and two dormitory wings. the winter Temporal
ing plant. A cafe and grill IL located in he base
ment next to the Joker rooms. In the mems
wing Is large lounRng room and n billiard
rom. Tho feature o; the main hall II vaulted
ceiling running up into the roof. with a
gallery AT the end for musicians, Tho pnrti-
tion between tho main hall and the d ming
room Ia movable. 40 that the two may be
thrown together for assemblies or dances
IT. q FIRST tee: while near, Ia ont o. view OF the
clnihous'. although the rlay on many holes is
10 sight from fhis vantage pont. Tho cubs
discipline OF the cub employees. Murray. for
merly OF 1T Andrews. IL the steward and there
are two professionals: W. F. S'oddart form
erlv o. the Brookline Country Cub, who has
chang OF the shop and coaching and J. j
McCleary. formerly with the North Jersey Coun-
try Club. who hns the care Of the green's Ell
Shortel who has grown up wit the club, Il cad
die master. The caddie system at the Nassau
Country Ia the same that II to be adopted nj
taken ont NJ the clubhouse md being
STAMPED after the play. the boys being paid for
the timn ELAPSED The limit NJ meni6ershIp ia
25O. the limit having been cut down 100 at a
meeting last week. Tn. Nassau Club IL a mem
Der OF the L. 4, q. A, and tho NJ @, A.
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Dates Arranged for tho Events to he Held
During tho Exposition.

Dates Arranged for tho Events to He Held
During tho Exposition.
The first definite inform alton regarding tina
sports to be held during the Paris Exposition
and the 'iates upon which the meetings will he
held reached this country in the mail Of the
Germanc. Most OF the favorite sports are in
cluied in the list. and the competitions will
BEGIN In June and last until the end OF Octo-
Der.
The A. A. U. OF this country has been quite
inactive whilo negotiations for the fixtures
were pending. The A. A. A. OF England has
however. taken hand In the matter and the
dates ret aside were formally approved at a re-
cent meeting OF the association Whether
America will be considered II a change Of dates
Is desired Is OF course prublematicaL 80 far az
tho athletic events are concerned. the time set
will fall In nicely with the arrangements now
being made by the Univers ,ty OF Pennsy vania
and Princeton, while the athletic clubs sending
teams will have time enough to make their
plans for the season 30 as not TO conflict with
the International dates
The sporting programme will begin with the
lawn tennis characteristics from June ii to
July l.. Three days have been set apart for
professional runners md the "Peds will
nave their innings on July /, and Is. Ameri-
cans will be chiefly interested In the amateur
events, where such stars as Kraenzlein, Grant
Cregan. Jarvis, McCracken and other inter"
collegiate champions are already booked to
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az on the preceding. hole. are well avay from
the line OF play. There is q eemi-oval ditch
the eiay being then up. Il 10 the green. where
sGs lind q xaSd holes Ss n nnd
that along the line OF the old lane does for six
hoIes. 81 Il is compulsory to, pitch over. and
'' ReVsrsn s1p tRe o o play. the RomsWsrd
journey begins at the tenth tee with down
s ne bs ss y ON ssh
hiIiock and. with 400 yards Of distance. 8
would he ideal RolfnR 400
which a perisct tee. shot conld gain a par. 3;
The line Of the bunker. at us yards. Is carried
short @%t drive drive VIII there Is sand quarry to
badiys oyerpisyed the ball wi get Into sand pit.
s,arsns tS srGs I tsefh hoe bu, tx there
Is, nothing to punish q long. STRAIGHT drive.
bases u SaaFs'a which n. o@s
ore Of the sides The point L toward the line
o. a1d bs each o. .ne Pas s 5
ar 1afV' Par would be 5. ' " '
There e ,hsll2E ssad Pit at the foot Of the
piay !. n ne a should Be par hoe the
''if Hi. which begins to slope upward about
sSaR SG II. hs S,Ls Sss ostHTs
Ing the hole a par 8. This Is the only hole on
thu course where the disc flag Ia not In sight
from the tee
TeeiDg for the 473 yard fifteenth hole on
this same hill. the drive down the incline
should be a long one. 40 that cop bunker 2O
yards from the tee may be carried on the third
stroke. The green Is on hill beyond and
would be ideal play.
Two absolutely straight shots would mako
the 3 O-yar sixteenth Rreen. but the ground
before the tee Is a natural trap for any but n
6ne drive. while there Il 4 sand trap for short
second shot. The green Ia before the club
house and one the largest In the country II
Is a hole whore the best player will score a 8
more often than l.. bu' the latter is par.
The seventeenth hole. $50 yards. Is O full
r IN shot over a pond. tn, water carry being
about ninety yaris in all II isa very pretty
h ne and a mar 3. N 80 Ruth Underhill has
ma 10 It In The home ,holo Ia very varied
and interesting one. The distance Is go
yards and the Uungler on the tee il trapped by
hitch and cor hunker. The green Is a shelf
100 by 100 feet In SIZE. cut of n hillside and
approached over unduating and rising ground
A par 4 will end the round here. maxi ing par
Of ~ for the homewari journey OF 2.,'36 yards.
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Hailroads.
Railroads.
Pennsylvania
FAIIsFoAD.

FAIIRoA
STATIONS foot of WEST fwENrYrHrnD srnErr AND
DEsBhossEs AND CoRrLASpr SrREErs
@-The leaving time from Desbrosses aud
CortIandt streets 10 Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station, exc-pt whore otherwise noted.
7;S5 A. Al. FAST MAIL.-Limited 70 two Bunst
Pittsburs to Chicago. No cSsSSes to Pitta6nrr
FFff seS olfyians
ssry.tlon Cars, For Chicago Cisveisnd Toledo
cHcsSY SNb t sF Id 4 EkPREs
For louisville tvia oincinnstD. Indianapolis. Obi
s;ss sI p 81 M WESTERN ExpREss.-ror Chicago
oiffiRs saHEai Pitts,
burg Akron. Cleveland. Nashville via oincinnstD.
pR nS fHc G9pRsss soo psurs and
V Vs,Sssg For Enoxyile day u. shsnsnd s
sSsIM MAI "a ANp EXPRESS . aPu 4 ,S BUFFET
pittsburp and points West. daily. except SUNDAY.
WAsHINGToN AND THE SOUTH.
7,15. 1928, s:kb, 1910, Desbrcsse. and Cortisndt
trest' 1922 Dining Carr Io:s6 SP9ns Oar,
street. a:2ol lii2s "oonaressonai Linz; ali
sr't .sd pn nat c, G.r S.5 2 .1s nrS
nsasay sas sS lo1s o. mug CAP M. M
binlns Cars, ,$'9S: Az 'pininI Car, 45S Dining
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAtLwAY,-For Mem
phis and Ne ori ans. 3:25 p NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Erprcss 1865 A. NJ. and
cn CHS AXE kouIo RAILwAY.-7.5o A. NJ. week.
rSS OLD P siis + cSNrokEr and soaroLk-7ss
A. NJ. Weekdays and s:55P p. NJ. daily.
ATLANTIC CITS,-l:th r. VI week days. Through
Vest .buied Train. pufet Parlor Cars. Passenger
Coach and Combined Coach.
CAPE MhY.-i":bb y. NJ. weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad
from West Tvcnty.third Street Station. 1856 A.
NJ 1910 3!25 and 4:55 =. NJ. Sundays. p;2b A.
NJ t:s6 p NJ Grom Desb5o ," and 6rtlan ~
FOX PHILADELPHIA.
1910 CDesbrosses and Cortiandt streets 10 20j
Dining Car, lo.55 Dining Oar, 1l:b5 A. NJ.
! :65: 2!lo Desbrosses and Cortlsndt streets
2:2Ol, 2:b5, 3:25. 2b5 4:2b, Az Dining Carr t;5b
Dining Car. E:6b Dining Carr. 1855 1888 a:75
PM l2:lo night. Sundays a:1o. as, a:b5. si2b.
BOB Limited. a:bb, 1898 Dining Carr A. NJ.
l2;6b. 1865 tDiniu1 Carr. 8:2S, R;h5. 4.25
Dining Car. 4:55 Dining Oar 5:5b Dining
Car 7i56. 30. p:25 =. NJ, 1910 night.
Ticket offices Nos. 4si. a4I. Iipa, ibt. III. and
2ai Broadway: Aston House; West Twonty.third
Sire Station: and stations foot II Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets Court street. $40 Fulton street
pS Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex station
BroCklyn station. jersey City. The New York
Transfer COMPANY will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10 destlnatton
Telephone "p14 Eighter nth Street" for Pennsyl
vGnia Railroad Cab Service.
j. u. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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STERLING
QUALITY.

Sterling Pianos are thoroughly
made on scientific principles by
skilled mechanics of long ex-
perience, from the best material
obtainable.
Perfection is the standard of quality
in the Sterling factory.
Perfect in every detail, tone, touch,
action, repe ting qualities, sustain
ing qualities, wearing qualities,
finish and design. None are lack.
ing, all are of the highest order.
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STERLING
POPULARITY.

Nine Sterling Pianos out of every
ten are sold because some previous
purchaser recommended them to a
f,iend or acquaintance.
$50 Sterling Popularity is simply
a question of quality" good
enough to satisfy the most critical.
Beautiful. None so handsome,
for every modern Sterling is an
art production.
Honestly Priced. What more
would you have
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FALLING
HAIR
R ES T OR T D

by warm shampoos with CUTIcuRA Soar. fol-
lowed by light dressings with CurIcURA.
nurest OF emolllent skin cures. This treat
hent VIII clear the scalp and hair Of crusts,
sca,es and dandruff. alay itching. soothe
rrma''oh' neal erupt'ons. stimulate the hair
Iol,c'es ana SUPPLY the roots with nourishment
anu energy thus producing clean, wholesome
scalp. with luxuriant, lustrous baIr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31

""P"T'"Nht BadRes Tor hoo.
when The inspectors AMI messengers OF the
building Department Assem- led at the final
review and INSPECTION OF the year yesterday.
eaeh received from Commissioner Brady now
oauRo ana new hat insignia. The badges are
OF FURNISHED Are gilt metal crowned viii ~
eagle WIN outstretched wings, The min
c csrs OF ths oty Hal which used to adorn the
t tSI po o, 'ne old badges does not appear on
me new ones. The new badges ave also
hleetterad IN black instead OF blue ms formerly
j hhG hat bands are Of black CLOTH with The
badges hevs now been retired. Wv Wv
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STATIONERY DEPT.

Special sale OF Christmas Cards and Cal.
endars.
Extra Fine Quality Writing Paper 8,
quires to the pound DC.
Envelopes to match. Be. per package.
French Organdy, newest style society
paper, 29c., 3ic. and 30c. per quire,
according to size.
Extra Quality Wove Finish Mourning
Paper, wide border, closing out at 1Oc. per
box.
Monarch Bond Writing Paper, 12c. per
quire.
Desks furnished with complete sets of
gun metal, sterling silver, Colonial gold and
French enamel. Desk pads with leather
corners, from 45c. upward Desk pads
with sterling silver corners, from SIC. up.
Sterling Silver Pencils, 25c. each.
Sterling Silver Roll Blotters, zoe.
Ink Wells from 30c. upward.
Tally Cards, Zoe. per dozen
P.noclo Playing Cards, IL &C. per pack.
Euchre Packs, DC. Diaries for 1900.
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Lackawanna Railroad.

Stations in New York. foot OF Barclay and Christie
N, Norr,. Ma, pher S'S' Leave. Arrive
bun,, Ithaca q oswe2o Ex $1,000 am 20 90 pm
Scran WllkrsU'eS Plym'th 400 i, m iu,1J n m
Chicago Buffalo Lin. 800. ~ 400 u M ~ ,aoa m
Utica. Ithaca Buntlo 90: -, sg;46 pm. #;;IO M
iSyracuse Buffalo Chi. Ex, 81 80 pm, #v;3o m
tSleepeIs opet AT ~! ~ pm.
Tickets aud Pullman accom- modations at Iis. 4ss
and pb0 broadway and IL Park place.
check baggage to destinAtiAs sDAily,
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Bad Scalp Humor cured

mad had scalp humor aud thought would 20
irAnuo with lrhing. lost considerable OF my hair
!oi which hAi an abundance. and a very rroud,.
tried several remedies. but they all proved fail.
ure tried CuTIcuRA Soar, found immedi,,s Ill,
and the itching is all gone. MRS, M, JIDAY
2AB Halliday ST., Jersey CITY
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Important News About
STERLING
PIANOS.
Tomorrow history records the
FORTlETH ANNIVERSARY of
the STERLING COMPANY.
40 Years Of Unparalleled Success.

During those 40 years time has
wrought many changes. The
little factory that Charles A. Ster-
ling looked upon with pride has
grown to more than twenty times
its original size.
1t took ten years of unceasing
labor to bring the production up
TO 1000 instruments per year.
To-day it exceeds 5000, and when
additions now in process of con.
struction are completed, we will
produce 5000 Upright Pianos
annually.
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Totals. .s.osd a. Totals. 80. 2.Y3e Al
Grand Totais-Lcngth. 6.o,2 yards. Boyle. 50.
The bogic score was equalei by c. NJ. Ham
ilton. who also brokr even with the Colonel"
by holes. in the match for the Red Spring
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STERLING
PIANOS

are sold in every civilized part of
the world. Our annual export
trade exceeds that Of any other
high grade piano.
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ROYAL Blue TRAINS.

WASHING ON BALTIMORE. ts:oU $1,000 Op,ner
.Ii;soA n; Diner, too P n, DINER, $3.50
man Train Diner aud Cafe> -4;56 DINER, +S,Sb
?. n. CDiner) and 'i2:io night. NORFOLK, tI;oo
All trains arc illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofices il3, III, 2bt, 43+, 1884 Broadway, 25
Union 50. W. l27 Bowery, N Y: 33p Fulton ~ ,
Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Lioerty It. Bay.
gage checked from hotel or residence 20 destination
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Bad Dandruff cured

pAn"'uu MADE my hair fall out 30 bad got dis.
eouTASed' rubbed CuTIcURA tointmenu we'll into
inc scalp twice week, and shAInpooed with warm
wafer and good lAther Of CUrIcURA soar once
Ne'A, MI hair Is growing out thick once more. and
free from dan lrun. Miss ABA JayEs
rl,lg At.
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RaiIroads.
HaiIroaas.
new YORK CENTRAL.

Mcndsv. lssturtIys only. tDaly. except saturs
days and SUNDAYS.
Harlem Division.
g12 A. NJ and $3.50 =. VI. Daily except Sunday 4.
Pittsheld sundays only at r:20 A. M
Wagner Pals'e Cars on all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at Ii3 2ot as and 1919 Broadway
90 Union So. w. 235 Columbus ay., NJ W. l2bth at
Grand Central station 12btb 81. station and issth
ST. Station New York; 3as and 721 Fulton st. and
100 Broadway. r.. ID. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt" for New York Central
Cab service. baggage "hccked from hotel or rest
dence By Wertcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS, General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

Leave New York, south Ferry whitehall Terminap
sDally TEX opt SUNDAY. ssundays.
chicago: .1:ao 4: n. Liberty street only,
'ii3oP : ~ End .I2;io might -,
"oiS5 NJ. -I2;lO nilht.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. $1,000 A. M. "5,5S Pm.
~ Ia IN
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c sold lhIoughont the world. PnyrEu d. A n
Nam :, ~ .ps'' Boston How to Have LuIuriant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31

SAVE YOUR SKIN Hand: :, and Hair by using
CUIIcURA SOAR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-31

30 rich and chic styles, regular &c. value Tuesday $685.
30 charming designs, regular price $3.50 Tuesday S498.
so beautiful specimens of refined value
so of our choicest styles regular value 81 Tuesday So
WOMENS AND MISSES SILK VELVET HATS, in the best
shapes including uban with fur edges velvet dress shapes
drens poke flats in fur et these hats have regularly
$S 1925 eah they excellent values these prices
you choose from the collection a 25C
To clear stock of HAT TRIMMINGS broken lots
have marked such goods prices which
hurry coored birds breasts and blacks fancy effects that up to
time have been counted good value they all
go Csc
HIGH GRADE OF BLACK OSTRICH PI.UMES, tlree-ouarer
lengths which brilliant and durable the regular 48c and 69c
BLACK OSTRICH TIPS three in bunch value SIC, 25c
BLACK OSTRICH TIPS three in bunch 81 % at 48c
and &C.,
% DOZEN CUT JET, STEEL AND RHINESTONE ORNA
MENTS, CROWNS BANDEAUX BUCKLES &c. a large variety of
styles value soc to sl75, reduced to 25c, 48c, and &c.,
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OLFMPIAN GAMES ~ PARIs

Fulton Street, GlIatn Place. Livingston and Smith Ste
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW EENSTOWN-LIyERPOOL-
1ermanic Sat .Jan.d noon Teutonic. Jan 81, noon.
ooeanic, Jan. -. ~ A. VI. Germanc Feb. I. noon
For passage, freight AMI general information, ap,
ply to WHITE STAR LINE
Pier ~, North River ONCE u Br radway. New York
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HAMBuRG.AMEBICAN LINE.

Twin Screw EXPRESS Steamers during Win
ter on German Mediterranean Service. Ser
vice to London, Paris. Hamburg, resumed
Feb. &c, 1900. Twin Screw Passenger Ser
vivr to plymouth (Londpn) and Hamburg.
Also y. S.-Hamhurg direct.
For sailing. &c. apply to
Companys Office, ~ B'way, NY. Phi Dne 1871 Broad
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For Old Point Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth,
Dinners Point. Newport News and Richmond. Va.
West.
Freight and passenger steamer, sail from Pier "a
North River. foot OF Beach at. every weekday, sI-
cept Saturday. at p. NJ. and S,turiAv ut p NJ
II. D. WALKER Traffic Manager.
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CUNAROIINE. VrrAS9}TrFEEEEkssr coT
From Piers ~ and So. North River.
Lucania. Jan. IL, =. ". Canpania Jan. 81. noon.
Etrnris Jan; 90 "a. 81. IUmbria. Feb. 2. . A. ".
VERNON II. BROWN 90. ten. Agts..+ Bowling Gr'n
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ LONDON, PARIS AND kREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
kWd.Gr. Jan. Z, 10 A NJ Lain tn. ian. ~. 10 NJ.
TraNe. Tu. Jan. IL. 10 M Allnr .Tu Jan ~. ~ NJ
CELRlCHS CO.. BROADWAY.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06

The Evangelical Lutheran church
Fifth Sunday after Easter. Gospel
John, 16:23-3O. Epistle, James, 1:22-2I.
Nestmcnt color, white
st. Marks. Washhurn and Four
tecnth streets, Rev. \. J.. Ramer, I'm.
D., pastor-Servlces at 1880 a. m. ana
80 u. m; Luther league at $50 p. m;
SUNDAY school at - IN, Morning sub
iect. Requirements for Acceptable
pra ycr:" evening subject, THE Chris
tian View of Divine Providence.
Thursday at 730 y. IN. a service on
Chrst's ascension.
Holy Trinity. Adams avenue ana
Mulberry street. Rev. c. q. Snieker
pastnr-SorviCes at 1890 a. IN. and 80
n. m: Sunday school at IL M. Luther
league at $50 y. m. Morning subject,
christian Prayer" Thursday at 7.45
y. m. a service Commemorating Christs
ascension.
lions. Minln avenue. Rev. z. T.
Ti2nlmaun, pastor-SCrViCes at 1880 a.
m: sunday school at y. IN.
st. Paul's, short avenue, Rev. w c.
Iaupr. pastor Services at 1920 a. m.
ard 80 u m; Sunday school at 1870
D. m Thursday at 80 p m service on
ChriSts ascension
Christ. Cedar avenue and Beech
street Rev. James Wilkc pastor-Ser-
vices at 1890 a. m. and 80 =. m; sun
day school at p. IN.
-. prtor's. Prescott avenue, Rev. j..
" Randolph. pastor-Services at 1910
a. m. and 30 y. m. Sunday school at
y m
Grace Lutheran church, corner Ma
Gi.ru avenue and Mulberry street.
Roy. Foster +. Gift pastor. Services
at 1890 a. m. and at $50 p. m. Rev.
l. H. Wagner, of SelinsgroVc, will SUP
ply the pulpit.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-06

iamin, superintendent; Y. p. g. y.
meeting at $50 p. M, Miss Ida Barber
leader; subject, THE Good of the Past
and JOY of the Present" If you have
no church home, come and see if you
will not make one with us. All are in
vited to our services. Remain after
service and get acquainted.
Plymouth Congregational church,
Jackson street, Rev. r.. j. Morris. of
Wilkes Barre, will occupy the pulpit.
Morning service at 1890 o'clock. Be
ginning tomorrow the evening service
will begin at 80 and will continue at
that hour during the summer months.
Sabbath school at II o'clock. Sherman
avenue school at 2.15 p. IN.
Scranton Rescue mission, Ill Frank
lin avenue-ServiCes every night at s
o'clock. Every one is welcome. G.. G..
Sanborn, superintendent.
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RELIGIOUS.

the evening at 80 o'clock i'm Holy
Trinity Lutheran church, i'm st. Marks
Lutheran church and i'm st. PaulS
Lutheran church.
The mems meeting under the aus
pices Of the Young Mems Christian as
sociatiun, will ho held tomorrow i'm the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms, 3l6 Washington
avenue. George Sanborne, of the Res
cue Mission. will speak.
The Latter Day Saints will convene
in their seml-annual conference May
& and ! at Cooperative hall, Main ave
nue.. Meetings commencing p. m.
saturday ana and y. m. sunday
Public cordially invited.
Rev. II. J. Williams, of Peclivillp,
viii occupy the pulpit of the Welsh
Baptist church Wayne avenue. at
both sessions tomorrow i'm the alb
scrco of the pastor. Rov. W. +. Davis,
who viii preach at Warrior Run
The services in the Volunteers hall.
80 Washington avenue, will hc con-
Quoted this evening by Nj. Edward
Taylor Mr.. Taylor has spent years
in religious work. and many have been
helped through his preaching sum
day evening the meeting viii be led
ny Major Davies. All are urgingly
invited tu attend these services. (which
commence at o'clock
iicv. +, $. Bailentmr will hold SEP.
vices tomorrow i'm an ompty hulsn
Pleasantly arranged inside and udvan-
iageously situated for his puruus" ON
IN" corner of Washington aNouu" ana
Frandview avenue. Just hny'u1 ia.
hal school grounds ON rising rIound.
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I,lm Park church-Prayer and praise
rvice az ".3O. Sacrament and reCep-
ii.u of members at 1890 a. IN. Sunday
NynOul at and EpWOrth league at $50
p. u. Preaching by the pastor, G. NJ.
Gllin. -. d.. at 7.30 =. M, Topic, our
AiiEed EXhibit-Woeping and Whip
ping"
simpson Methodist Episcopal church
Prayer meeting, $50 a. M; preach
ing service 1890 a. M, sermon by Rev.
William Parsons; Sunday school, 10
m.. Epworth league. $50 p. M; evening
s"rmon. 80 p. IN. Seats free. Every
one welcome.
Court Street Methodist Episcopal
,hUrch--Class, 10 a. m, leader, S. Bra
ucr. Preaching, 1890, subject "Receiv-
ing Sight" Sunday school. 11.45; Ju-
Nor league, $50 y. M: Epworth league.
$50. leader, Lizzie Miller. Preaching
80. Subject, He Was a Leper." Ev-
Drybudy welcome. Seats free. G.. G.
Lyman, pastor.
Cedar Avenue Methodist Episcopal