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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-11-12

dependent voter of this newly created
Territory girded up his loins and went
forth to express his opinion at the polls
of government in general and OF the
Government of Hawaii in particular.
The polls opened promptly at o'clock
a. M, that is the voter who slept In
the Courthouse yard was able to cast
| his ballot at $50, if he stood NO. 1 IN
the procession promptly" being tax
| en- in it's tropical Interpretation, which
is "any old time
| Immediately dense masses of human
ity gathered at the portals, like the
spirits of the departed at the gates OF
IH-(n) %, or ticket purchasers at
the box office of Sapho troupe. This
threatened a breach of the peace, be-
cause all the voters were not of the
same party and each would naturally
strive to be first; in the second place it
showed a most unseemly eagerness to
lvote, which is sign of discomfort and
therefore obnoxious to the police, who
lby this time were wide awake. not
,having been disturbed during the night.
The capacity Of this department OF
the executive for crushing incip1ent
mobs of peaceful citizens was here ex-
emplified. That an American citizen,
who perhaps had paid $3.50 for the
privilege of having something to say,
should be crushed to the thickness and
consistency of cancelled postage
stamp while waiting for his lawful
right was intolerabe. Speedily the
aggregation was formed into line, the
best buffers being allowed to head the
PROCESSION, while the weaker brethren
were relegated to the rear. Thus was
harmony brought out of chaos by
fictitious application of the doctrine or
the survival of the fittest; though upon
what principle the Sheriff's depart
ment lays its hand upon two men
equally distant from the polls and
leaves one where he is and makes the
other rear corporal of line one hum
dred yards long, the reporter knoweth
not; it looks extremely like interfering
with the franchise, which is rather
ticklish right to monkey with.
However, the recalcitrant were brow
beaten into quiescence, and the line
thus formed gradually grew larger
winding up the mountain and through
Olaa, until a man with a powerful
telescope could discern at the extreme
end Waldron standing on the porch o1
the Volcano House, with his umbrella
in his hand ready to take one pace t.
the front as a forward movement o
the line should show that the inspec
tors of election had awakened a slum
berer in one of the booths, dragged hin
out and made place for another.
So the day dragged on, enlivened b.
occasional occurrences of passing in
terest as the members of the processio
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49,, ,,st n day or two before the cleo
tion. the report was sent ashore AT La
halna that Wilcox had sold out TO the
Republicans. The natives, however. did
not accept the news. and the rabid lnde-
pendents said at their meetings. the
ssDemocrats lie like -!
II n Kahaulelio, the Republican candl-
date on the Maui Representative ticket
suffered the loss OF many votes by the re-
semblance OF the initials OF his name 10
those OF his brother, ID. X. kahaulelo.
yVbo was an Independent candidate. Az
abaina the independent brother stood
around the polls button-holing every one
and telling them not TO vote for ID. II.
Eahauteiio because che Is my brotncr
ard n Republican" ID. III. lost.
Matt Mccain, Mayor OF Lahalit,,
states that there Is every chance 10 prins
oc,,on Tor fraud against the election in
spectors at Lahaina for the loose manner
! in which they conducted the voting. ~
IK KahauleIio, the Independent candi-
date came very near being arresteu py
McCann who had warrant sworn Ou
fo- him but finally concluded not TO use le
It seems that a native had nlaue up w
ballots and was about to put II torwar'
into the inspectors hand when kanau
liciIo said ''Wait, you haven't folded you
SaiIo, rtght" He reached forward, tool
the ballot out Of the mans hand. ana WIZ,
his thumb and foreinger spread tne pai
lot open far enough to see now IL wa
marked. Several protests were mao
. AGAINST this action. Clark. an lndepeno
emit. made speeches in the room wher
. the booths and ballot boxes were place
and endeavored to Influence the men !
? the booths as TO how their tickets shoul
! b. marked.
! AT THE SETTLEMENT.
: n. n. Kahaulelio Of Maui says that
= the leper settlement the polls closed lea'
! ING 100 voters unable TO cast their ballot
;, Two hundred and fifteen votes were q
posted In the boxes
WAS ELECTION AN ERROR?
senator-elect A. @. NJ Robertson rais
10 n polnt I'm regard to the recent eiecto
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tIo saws there Is a possibility that no Del !
egate was to be elected to the f1fty-slXlh
Congress-only for the Fifty-seventh CON
gress-and that President Mckinley may
make such an announcement when the
matter is brought to his attention MI.
Robertson says the intention may nave
been for the people of Hawan TO erect
Legislature at the recent election "HiSn
would of itself have provided laws Tor tne
election of a Delegate to Congress. In
,bis event the election of a Delegate to
Congress may have been superfuous ana
tbe election on November of Delegate
an error.
WHITE wILCOX'S SECRETARY.
yyf,isno T. White. the Independent Sen
ator-elect from Maui. has resigned as
such in order to accompany Robert w
yyvcox 10 washington as the latter's sec
rotary. The announcement was made by
white personally and he is making MS
nreparations accordingly. There Is very
little salary attached to the secretary
| position with a Delegate or represents
. tive to Congress. The secretary to a
: Ssnator Is given a salary of 800 month
! A Representative or Delegate is allowed
s1OO a month for all manner of incidenta
expenses. including clerk hire AS 81
many of his office expenses Will nave u
= come out of the 800 ii Will be seen tina
: there is very little left for the salary
!. Wnlcn w nile tNptItS " So
e tion of White means another election 10
J. senator. The Independents will nomi
e nate d. X. Kahaulelio. In that event IN
Republicans and the Democrats are de
!, termined that the result will be entiref
"a different from that just gone by, and WI
toIn forces against the Independents. Tn
foregoing news was brought to Honour
by Matt Mccain of Lahaina.
" Hawaii Elections
:. HILO Hawaii, Nov. 1O.-The Hill
Tribune says: a little ripple from IN
great sea of American politics reache
"a out across the Pacific and touched u
n. shores of Hawaii, and the free anu II
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b. LOEBENsTEN a He
will a
Ne ton follows
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MAUI ELECTION NOTES.
ON the recent trip OF the waiaie"ie 10
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The Independents
Suffering No
Losses.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
NOT ALL IN YET
Figures From Hawaii and Maui
Offer Small Consolation
To Losers.

TSHE official returns of all the ISL
ands are not yet ready for publ
cation. The Advertiser has made
up tables which will be found on the
ninth page OF this issue showing the
figures as far as they could be obtain
ed. Returns came from the Maui dis
trict but as Secretary OF the Treasury
Cooper was not In the city they could
not be gotten at. The following ara
those elected 20 the legislature outside
Of oahu:
HAWAII SENATORS.
Brown. independent
Kaohi. Independent.
Russell. Independent.
Paris. Republican.
HAWAII REPRESENTATIVES,
FIRST DISTRICT.
Makekau, Independent and Democrat.
Haaheo. Independent and Democrat.
/ Nailima. Independent and Democrat
/ Ewaiiko, independent.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Kelnkoa. independent and Democrat.
Mcnserratt, Independent. Democrat anC
Republican.
Kekaula. Independent.
Kamauoha. independent. Democrat ant
Republican
KAUAI SENATORS.
Nakapaahu. Independent.
Kahilina. Independent.
KAUAI REPRESENTATIVES,
Akina. Independent.
Eaauwai. Independent
Puuki. independent
Wilcox. Democrat.
MAUI SENATORS.
Baldwin Republican.
Kaine. Independent.
White. Independent.
MAUI REPRESENTATIVES,.
Beckley. Independent.
, Hlhio, independent.
kawalhoa, Independent
. Dickey. Republican.
- fokua, independent
Kauiwikaole Independent.
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ron nrpREsENTATIvEs.

rt.ctsd-F. W. Beckley undependenU,
E t,iblo undependent), Sol kawalnos
:, - ,.....,,,t,,nt, q. d. Dickey CRepubncah,'
- Kauhimakaoie undependenp' o.
Ahum undependenO. IN,
nv consulting the above schedule " WI, n
~ 80, that $50 votes were counteu an
Icnrs that 800 was the number ., ssns,,
800 voters who either stayed away Isou ~
i 49,. -, or whose ballots we're discarue,
The highest vote polled ,an. by an inu'P h~ = re.
.,,tt,ra, was 700 for W. =. BALDWIN, VI ~,
NV democrat was 900 for SrincS S,,.I pa,,u ,n,
Ss,,her wilcox nor Parker pohea VI" u'
81, strength of their respective uoHe.s ~,
TN hanner Republican precincts W. W.
49," rcnth uTamakuapokol. which CAV cav
ps,,,sr ti9. David a. and wilcox ~, an, S
l,sa seventh Precinct C<ahuluD, wiz
100 parker "a. David II, ana WnSVn s ~. !. :
- ua,d~vin ran 80 votes ahead OF a Ias
-. In the Tenth Precinct. Inc oanne n,
n.r,ocratic precinct was the fii,n ~ IT., .,o,s,
= .uai0 where David received W Vo.e' 'a
!. ,,,ueos as and Parker ~. Wahuku WI
, ne stronghold OF the indepenoen'S
|. vktrr ELECTION NOTES.
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ATTORNEYS
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hr'.''AN TARIFF ntLL
} m VIA Nov The Norwegian
It ns 49, reached tho storthing.
| risui,s,' on q number of Inn
l,,aie wv sand rnising the du-
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fC"nt'nued on Page b.
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Returns From Maui.
lsnecInl Correspondence.I

(Speclal CorrespondenceJ
MAUI. Nov. iO-Election day. the 6tn
passed most quietly on Maui and tul
vote OF registered electors was poiled.
The following returns tell the story o.
the Independent victory. To the disgust o.
many Rspubllcans who are complaining o
false promises. broken faith. etc:
ron r,ntf 10 ATL, hGih CONGRESS.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

-.-,rr AND INVESTMENTS.
sl,,laS. ~ s' poNp . co.-Judd Bldg
Z. y.ls q
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Bankruutrn ilroreeolnas.


AT A STATED TERM OF THE DISTRICT
Court II the United States for District
Of New York held al Court House the Borough OF
Manhattan IN city of New the 26th day OF
July, Hon. Edward r. Thomas Justice
In William 3. Filler Involuntary Bankrupt
appearing satisfaction Of this Court by the
Rosenthal verified July 2Srd 1900
F1eisc1nau verified July 23rd 1900 that
petition been fNd this Court praying that the
above William B. Filler be declared bankrupt
Court said William B. Filler. returnabe
day July that service thereof and Of the
petition be by the Marshal Of this Court
as shown by OF said Marshal dated the 5th
day July, 1900 file in this Court stating that
William r. Filler could be found. And IL
further appearing from the said af1davts that more
ten DAYS elapsed since said return day OF
present whereabouts Of the said William B. Filler
unknown be ascertaned and that service OF
the subpoena and petition herein be made upon
him within district. Now upon said afGavits and
Of said marshal and ali the proceedings
Ordered thar the said William 3 Filler appear,
plead demdr the 1lth OF September 1900
petition fled in the Office OF the Clerk OF
9th day OF May 1900 praying that the
p. Filler he declared Involuntary
bankrupt that appear plead.
answer adjudication he made according the
prayer the petition and further appearing that
OF this order is imprsCtIcHbe Y s Ordered
this order be made the said William
B. by publication week for six 90 consecutive
The New York Tribune s1id publication to be
later than the Both day OF July 1900.
EDWARD b THOMAS. L. s. J.
Broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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5urroaates' Nolccs.
CANS, FREDERICK A.-The People of the


CANS, FREDERICK A.-The People Of the
State II New York BY grace Of GOO free and
lnuependent 10 Berthe de Blonay. Adele Pacgard IL
heitmine louise Cramer, Louis Binet, jacques Henri
guea1te Augusta Cans Edouari Robert Francois Cans
Frederick II. Cans. Minna Cans Elise Cans Bertha
Cans ChidIens Aid Society Of the City Of New A0rN
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children IN ne
City Of New York. Society the Prevention or Cruety
70 Animals in the CITY New York The Trustees ot ne
Cathedral OF 81 John Divine The Trustees Of the
Wayside Day Nursery all persons interested in
the estate OF Frederick late OF the city OF New
York. deceased creditors. legatees OF kin tr
otherwise, send greeting:
and OF hereby cited and required per
Eonally 70 be and before Surrogate of the
County of New York the Surrogates Court Of SAID
county he'd at the County Court House IN the County OF
New York the 18th day Of September 1909 at half,
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of that day then and
there to attend judicial settlement OF the account OF
proceedings OF Franklin r. LORD executor Of the last
viii and testament Of SAID deceased and such OF you as
are required by guardian II have
or II you none 10 appear and apply ap
pointed the Of neglect failure to do
guardian viii be appointed the Surrogate TO
resent and the proceeding
In testimony whereof caused the seal gf the
SurrOgate's Court Of the said County Of New
York be hsreunto affixed. Witness. Hon.
IL. s. Abner c. Thomas a Surrogate of said
county. the County os York. 25th
day Of July. in the of Lord thou
sand nine hundred.
J FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN
Clerk OF the sGrroEate's Court.
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Annual stocitholders' Meeting
THE HOOKING valley RAILWAY g


Office of the secretary
Columbus. Ohio August 18TH 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the annual
meeting Of Stockholders of the Iloeking Valley Rail
Company election OF directors and FOR the
Fa1sncGu such ether busineEs mag lawfully come
before including tie ratification Of ali acts OF
Of thereof since
annual meeting of stockholders, vii be heio at
1ice company SIahr Building. Columbus. OHIO,
Tuesday October 2 1900. q 10 o. clock A. N.
Amendment 70 the regulations VIII be submitted n
ersssug number q directors from nine 80 70 thirteen
5 resolution viii allo br ofered authorizing the
leasing 70 the Hooking Valley Railway Company. Tor a
after January J. 1901, Of the
railway property appCrtenances q the Wellston 81
Saekscn Belt Railway Company.
books viii be closed at the oee q
4sssis J. ? N5sgan CO, No 2 Wall Street New YSEk
City Tuesday. September T. 1900 o'clock p. NJ,
an l reopen Wednesday. october 3. 1900, al 10
O'Clock A. ~ By order Of the board u directors
w COTT. Secretary.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

LEAVE FOOT EAST Bath ST, N Y. week
days. 90 $40 TAO 20. 11.O0 \ 40 1l0. Lao
40 10 $40 I+O $40. $40 900, go. 10. 40
$40 $40 O. 30 and 1880 m.
Trains at East New York minutes after 34th 81
time.
FROM WHITEHALL ST, n. ", 39th ST.
Brooklyn, Ferry connecting with steam trains
Long Island Railroad Leave week days. 100. 500
900. 1000, 11.OO a. u 1900 noons and from lOO 2 n
every forty minutes 1920 m
EXCURSION FARE, 4C CENTS.
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- PTRsTANCE of an order of Lon Abner

TN PURsU UANCE OF an oFuef OF hon. ADher
@ Thomas a Surrogate the County York.
NOTICE hereby given 70 all persons having claims
against Kohn, late OF the County Of New-Y9r de
Tseas ~ present With vouchers thereof the
sul5EcrbeT al place Of transactng business No -
Troadwav In the @ of New York. On or before the
btb day o February 1901. -
DATED New York the 27th day Of July. 1900
'>"N~@ kOIIk. Administrator
NIcoI.I- ANABLE3 & LINDSAY. Attorneys. 81 Nass4-
St New York CITY.
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finanrial aleettnas
Ths RinnaapaIs Z s.. Louis Railroad Co

Minneapolis. Minnesota, August 16 1900.
Norce hereby given that pursuant 70 the bylaws
q the COMPANY The annual meeting q the Stock
holders 70 The Minneapolis and ST. Louis Railroad Co
q Minnesota and Iowa viii be held - the ohce q the
Company CITY Minneapolis, Minnesota Tues
dav Oct % 1900 twelve O'clock noon, for the pur-
elecsing Directors ard the tranauction q such
ofner may legally before the meeting.
The Company for the Issuance ard transfer
g tae VIII be closed from the evening Of September
October 3d 1900
JOSEPH GAskELL. EDWIN HAWBEYs
President.
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seed against 5s last year. The market is a rather
mysterious Foreign situation is helping prices
here.
There 2 weak provision market with the
incident heavy selling OF January by the Cudahy
interest. II also sold October lard Pork at one
zine showed loss OF 40c a barrel; lard OF TIC
hundred and ribs Of sc a hundred. There was
some recovery from the bottom. Armour supported
rrices somewhat by taking all the September ribs
offered There were 1900 hogs with 14.0o0 esti-
mated for Saturday. with prices PFC higher.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stockholders
this company election OF directors and for
TIE any other business " the company
VII held the Office q the company IN the city ot
AiEaukee a. y ociOck noon Of saturday September
70. 500
The tEunsfer books will close Tuesday, September
ttn. and reopen Monday. September 24th
JAMES MeKI&LAY.
Assistant Secretary.
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Gin Sotcls.

TmE GAMGMAMg
FIFTH AVE. AND 52D ST, NEW YORK.
WILL REOPEN OCTOBER lst.
A FAMILY HOTEL OF THE FIRST CLASS.
Situated in the most desirable part New
FORKS Apartments elegantly furnished.
CUISINE CNEXCELLED. All arrangements for the
comfort guests perfect careful
and experienced management insure.
G. E PUTTFARCKEN. Manager.
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Geachers.

nR w G NOVEL; private tutor at pupils homes or
IL at III E. S2d-st Two pupils received in family.
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HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. 122d-st and Lenox-svs.
Rev H T. NICHOLS. Rector-f0 a m. Holy Com
uuuion IL : ? n service ard sermon Th'
Rector will preach morning and evening
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$50 asns gso Is5Se S SP Id5o 81 n TO SO 10 so
$50 720, $50. SO P, NJ. QO0o p NJ Hammel m oniyls ~
ard ESQ P NJ Returning last train leaves the Beach AZ
1910 P. Nj.
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LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. eorusE
filth st-Rev. @. b VoSRURGH, d. p. WiIl preach
Sunday morning 10:45; sunday evening s;+5
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NlBMNV EWEN0NG I1NF.

Steamers ADIRONDACK or DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier North River. Canal Street. P. NJ daily
excepted. connecting with express
SARATOGA LAKE. GEORGE, RICHFTELD SPRINGS,
SHARON SPRINGS THOUSAND ISLANDS. ADIROS-
DACKS and the West. Saturday night steamer
Sunday train for Saratoga. North Creek,
Caldwell and steamer Lake George. Summer Excur-
tickets reduced rates.
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MANHATTAN BEACH

MANHATTAN BEACH cFare Is e.n..y
EXPRESS SERVICE via Bridge and Fulton St Il
From PARK ROW: ala p. m to T,43 p m. every IS
min. 500 p m. II 90 2. m every 20
From BRIDGE tBrooklyn): Is a. n 70 le.l5 p m
every 80 min. 12 IL p. 70 300 every Is min
BRIGHTON BEACH Ear. 10 cents,
From PARK ROW: F1arbush Ave. Lire.
From BROADWAY FERRIES: NOstrand Ave Line.
Take reading Brighton Beach-'-Change at Kings
Highway for Manhattan Beach,
FREE BAND CONCERTS Afternoons and Evenings.
CONEY ISLAND
From BATTERY: 39th Ferry and Culver Route.
every - Fare 10
From HAMILTON FERRY 18th St Culver Route
Fare cents.
R0CKAWAY BEACH Fare Is cents,
BROADWAY FERRIES: Elevated Trains leave
6. = s, O. 934 and half hourly 20 "a p. Last
returning 1857 2. m.
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.
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HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,
Leaving Desbrosses st. s:15 Saturdays I:45) West
22d $40 P. n. Saturdays p NJ for CRANSTONs.
WEST POINT. CORNWALL, NEWBURGH. NEW
HAMBURGH, MILTON PO' KEEPsIE. HYDE PARK.
Transfer Co sells tickets and checks baggage
Yru TO
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UNION SERVICES PARK and SCOTCH PREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCHES a Park Church. sGth-st-. An
sterdaun-ave.-Rev s. 3. ROSSITER .. D. breaches a
IL. Union prayer meeting. Wednesday. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

REV. RAPHAEL. BENJAMIN, NJ A. VIII ctaciats IN
the Fifty fifth Street Temple during the approaching Jew
holidays
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY f65 worth-st.
WM F. BARNARD. perincsndent-service OF song On
Sindav at s so O. n Singing by the choir ot children %
the institution Public cordially invited Donations %
clothing shoes solicited
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FIRST REFORMED Episcopal. CHURCH Madison
SABINE. Pastor. Rev r. L
RUDOLPH, Assistant-services every Sunday II and
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REV. A. c. DIXON, d. D..

Gospel Tent. seth ST. and Broadway
Dr.. A c. DIXON speaks sunday. o'ciock-
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5thool Aaenties.
4 MERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
- supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Governesses
&c TO Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 20
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG FULTON. % Union Square.
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS,

West Whist. shave.
y. Asa BLACKBURN. Pastor.
viii preach II a. . q.
STRANGERS IN TFfE CITY CORDIALLY WEICrfNT<
TO THESE MIDSUMMER SERVICES
All seats free. Deems Bible class. 10 a. n.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHJRC1
Gth-stPlblic worship toru0rrcw. II a Rey
WILLIAM 2. BEBB will preach sunday school az ga
a Wednesday evening service at ; O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1900-08-18

VIII preach to-noTrow morning and evening n Hsnsa
Place Baptist Church BROOKLYN
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. eornsr
22i-sr Rev WALTER DUNCAN BUCHANAN d q.
Past6r-Rev F E. MARsTEN. d D. of this city
uraa hAs 2 n
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GRACE CHURCH. Broadway. corner 10Th 81
Holy Communion a. n
Morning prayer and sermon II q. n
Evening prayer and sermon. p m
AL slttinEs free.
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ITROY BOATgH

STEAMER CITY OF TROY OR SARATOGA EN-
TIRELY REBUILT. refurniShed and redecorated,
leave 10Th daily. p. n. except Saturday.
Sunday steamers touch at Albany
DINING ROOMS ON MAIN DECK SEARCHLIGHT
Excursi0rs-Troy 81 so Saratoga, $3.50
Send for booklet excursion tours TO all Summer re-
Ncrth ana East.
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Gospel. TABERNACLE CHURCH. shave sse 44tt-
A 8. SIMPSON. Pastor, viii preach sunday
1850 a m Evangeistic services. $50 . Wseknisht
services 2 O'Clock
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GAT5M1ll EVENING l1Ng

Steamers ONTEORA and KAATERsKIIL. leave foot OF
Christopher st. every weekday at P VI.
Saturdays. ONTEOFA at l.9e P N. and KAATERS-
KILL at 6 P NJ.
Trains for cairo. Palenvine, Otis Summit.
Tanuersvile connect
FARE-FEW YORK TO TANNERSVILLE. S2.00
Descriptve Foder mailed free.
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FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
West End-ave. and 9tst-st
Rev. Dr. J. WII4BJ r CHAPLAIN. Pastor
Rev JOHN L. WITHROW. D. \.
OF Boston. preaehss II a n
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WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
i05th-st.. Rev JOHN BALLOON SHAW, D D..
Pastor-The assistant minister. Esv. MURRAY 8 HOW
LAND. VIII preach at II a. and Services N
chapel during August