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Religions Nsnfes.


RsF S9d 10Y ASEW 5oHNsToN D. joHM
equsste F + Teaches b9h aeTvSes
57thsThe Sacrament Of the Lords supper w be ad
ast9r R at II m and new members T 1rss1 at
p pd M on The Life Of Jesus Christ Subject Jesus
MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; Madt-
corner of 2th-st-Sabbath services al II a N
D. D. Viii Breach he in Pastor bd Rf and Rev LYsaSDER
vice m SUNDAY ~ school IN inG e fSsa al m communion
T6s EbWAR6 Jubs6Ni i viii preaeh
Rd MESs nF MEI8 s H. go 9ra and
s3ssa &dmssi66 and Seats se Mixed quartet
R4 r Y dsf HEE and Seats
,a SPwTQRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7th-ays, and
Service W 9n and syenng Communion after m0Tnas
ing wednesday, evening ''eSS p II" prayer meet
NINTH REGIMENT ARMoRY SERVICES 14th-st..
near 6th-ays tomorrow at o'clock Chaplain MADI-
New-Yorf and sucSeed? Public invited .'' % '''''S' "
T4RK FmURcH ND H
ATTERBtRI' D. D.. II a. m and p. m
PILGRIM CHURCH (congregationaD, '121st-st and
SE snih5 d D. 0''' services by Rev JOHN E BUSH
REV CHARLES ?. FAGNANI. d. D.. will give an
illustrated exposition of the International
the following sunday to exclusively every Friday
night at $40 O'Clock in lecture West
Y NJ c A. No. 3lS West 5Ith $. All welcome.
REV H. n. WHARTON D. D. o Baltimore Nd
VIII preach in the Central Presbyterian Church. Jefferson
ana Marcy ayes, Brooklyn. 1890 80 m:
at 4;l3 p. m he will address young peoples rally
Dr. WHARTON will preach every afternoon and evening
next week.
RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Broadway
corner West I'D -st.-Rev. SAMUEL. INCOME, NJ. A,
subject: Keble's Christian Tennyson lecture
Thursday morning II o'clock Preparatory lecture
Friday evening at o'clock.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-ave. corner 127th-st..
Rev. GEO r. VAN DE WATER y. D., Rector.-Ser-
ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
Iotn-st west or Columbus The Or J.. q
WILSON will preach at II a. m and s D m Mornine
subject; 'Chtsts fearful Prayer a Lost World .
Evening subject; Two Sinners and Their Lord"
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. Madison-ave and
44th-st the Rev. DAVID H. GREER d. D. Rector
Service in the morning at II O'Clock Afternoon service
4 o clock. The Right Rev. WILLIAM LAWRENCE. d.
Bishop or Massachusetts,, will preach in the morning
ST. JAMESS CHURCH. Madlson-ave and 12sth-st
Rev. f. s. Triple. d: D. Pastor.-l0:30. Holy Com
Inunlon, with address. 10. musical service Rossins
The, Stapat Mater be by choir and
choral society.
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BoATmANs BODY FOUND IN THE RIVER.

The dead body OF John Quigley, boatman who
at times worked as 4 longshoreman in West-st..
was found floating IN the slip at the end Of West
Nineteenth-st. last night. There nothing of
value in the clothing. and fellow leborer identified
the body, which sent to the Morgue. Quigley
was about hfty-fve years old.
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Religions Nolirps.

A. c. DIXON PREACHEs
in HANSON PLACE BAPTIST CHURCH brooklyn.
Morning subject:
..Fo,ir5a,ton Truths Evening subject:
Heaven and He'll Here and Hereafter"
ADAMS CHAPEL. Union theological seminary, 200
Park ave-sunday afternoon service al A;3o o'clock
Preacher Rev. GEORGE ". KNOX D. d. All are
welcome.
r ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison-ave ana eoth-st-Rev.
X. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at II a. m ana Rev.
r. NJ. w. BLACK at p. m. A meeting IN penalf OF
Hampton Institute. with addresses ana music ny lamp
ton Quartet. at 4 p. m.
ALL SOULS CHURCH, UNITARIAN. 4th,ave and 2Oth-
gsunday school 10 Al II a. "a, a,, me ~ fsstor hey
THOMAS X. SLiCER will preach t ~ tne course
of The Inspirations OF Life inspirations
OF Friendship" The public cordially 'H'''eo-
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CARPENTER. First class mechanic; not
afraid OF work, iobbng. alterations or
new work. long experience; hotel. real
estate; city or country. reference VIII
SON, 573 shave
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GARDENER Married; aged 80; thorough
" experienced in all branches OF the
profession; can give satisfactory references
from last employers as 10 capabIIty. char
acter. etc. r MILLBCRN. 79+ Broad-st-.
Newark n J.
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aaooyrvN ROYAL ARCANUM.

~ the Brooklyn Royal Arcanum tournament
r-a-n Council won from Burnside and Iolanthe
councils with ease. Burnside TOOK the ouu saiiie
The scores: v,,prr = ,n,r
r,srn CounciI-Miler, 1879; Thomas. 1853; Ham, Ia
trimmer 1879; Ketchem, 1866; total, 1876
burnside Councl-Finister 1853; Brown, 2o2; Powell
f2z. Barker, Jas: Flanagan, 1874; total. III.
SECOND GAME.
burnside Council-FInister 1877; Brown. lsi; Powel
les: Barker. IFS: Flanagan. 179; total 1888
1olanthe Council-Benners IA; Shufelt, lle; Carey
III; Smith I4S; Kay, 1874, total 7oI.
THIRD GAME.
rs-n Counci-AiilIer l72; Thomas. 49, Half. 100;
qrimmer. 1877: Ketchem, 177s total, 762.
Tolanthe Council-Benners 81; Shufe 1O3; Carey L.
Smith, 81; Kay, 169; total. $50
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FIREMAN - PORTER.-By two young
men one as fireman in building; other
as porter; good experience. ]. WIEH-
MAN. llG East Ilath-st,
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Religions Notices.

ST Rev LANES w GP8cBB Wills 7ifs end bNbnef RstS
Ltany HOLY 6 eSnm S2@ae sermon ector IL
ESrensong and address. p. m.
congregational service Junior Curate). p. m
ST. MARKS CHURCH 1oth-s, and 2d-ave Rev l.
comnanoH ph Evening prayer p m a Mus e
service tall seats free). p m
ST PAuLs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev GEORGE EcIlM4N Pa " p :. Pastor pso.:-
E F16fS9h sb a. II secret N s asa ~ O
N9Tnins devotional service SUNDAY lO6 Organ music
Mid week service Wednesday p
sECoNp CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Madison
reader anu subject soul sunday i0:i5 a. m and p M
Childrens sunday school, u m Wednesday evening
So91ET goo FOR ETHICAL GTLTuR R: spRapy s EsoE
and 7+h-ave Lecture by DIT Or; FELIX ADLER Subject:
day school, $50 a. M 100 West 54th-st.
STRANGERS ARE coRpIALLY INVITED to attend
labove 12th-stJ Mornings. H. evenings. S All seats
free Come 70 morrow.
sWA VA T. AAEaERANASDA Of India Tussa9 Hall sch
fenFa Yr ana MsGt2 Tn N sPHs Life a admission
TEMPLE EMANU-EI. 5thaxs. and ADD Sunday.
OF Woman in the Nineteenth Century All welcome.
II.
corner 10Th st-Pubc worship 70 II and
8 p: m, The Pastor Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER.
D. D. will preach. In the afternoon Of the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be observed
o'clock. Wednesday evening service at o'clock.
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
and 1OJth-st. Rev. JOHN BALLOON SHAW, \. D.,
Pastor Morning service. with Communion, II
O'Clock. Evening service at o'clock DIT. SHAW Will
preach both services. Mems meeting, 1920. Sunday
school. g. Y. p. S. c. E.. 4
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH West 23d-
eth ave.-Rev Dr. SAMPLE will preach at II
a. m. Communion after Rev. HENRY NEIL
OF Detroit, Mich viii preach at 1:i5 p m Welcome
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 42d-st.. between
| 9Th and 9th aves-The Pastor Rev. ANTHONY H.
EVANS, ID. D, Will preach at IL a. and Mid
week meeting on Wednesday m. You are invited.
AT CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS
| 57TH STREET. NEAR sTH AVE.
| THE REV. D. ASA BLACKBURN WILL PREACH
At m. How Much Owest Thou ?
AT 7:49 Trust Him.
Seats All members friends are earnestly re-
| quested be present.
sPIRTTUALIsM. FIRST ASSOCIATION. TUXEDO.
MARY Z. LEASE
ON THE LIFE OF
| ROBERT INGERSOLL,
and MARGERET GAULE, renowned psychic.
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CARPENTER and MILLWRIGHT.-GOo
sober, honest and reliable: will work for
reasonable wages; city country.
KRAt'SE, Cornelia-st
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ST. JAMES CHURCH. 71st-st. and Madison-ave..
Rev. T. WAIPOLE WARREN. d. D.. Rector
Holy Communion a m
Litany HOLY Communion. Sermon Rector1, II a
Evensong and address, p m.
Congregational service Junior Curate) .. m.
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CARPENTER and CABINETMAKER--
good mechanic: sober. hrst class work
man. wishes steady position. SIEBEN-
MORGEN, /. TOt LeXington-ave.
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HERMAN WARsZAW!AK breaches to-day Saturday
?: m; subject salvation" Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday evening. preaching o'clock Meetings
stantly crowded. All welcome n B.-A lady wanted
70 voluntarily play the organ twice a Who will
render this service in His name p
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THE sUB-TOURNAMENT.

Ierferts Council! took both the De Long and East
Neu-York councils into camp last evening in the
Roval Arcanum sub-tournament at the Elephant
Club alleys. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
Ieferts Councilman Ripper. 1855; Jewel. las; Aschen-
hseh 1855; Smith 49, Kammerer. 1873; total, 1853.
East New-Yogk Counc-Hampke. 143: Linz, l29; Doug
las ia Bierhusen, l55; Rockefeow, 1853; total 7Ol.
SECOND GAME.
n. Long Council-Rossner, 124; Coolidge. 147 Hodg-
son I42; James. ia; Healy, III; total, Cos
East New-York Council-Hampke. 1873; Linz. 1867 Doug
las i73; Bierhusen 1885, Rockefelow, 129; total 67s
THIRD GAME.
Iererts COUNCILMAN Ripper 1877; Jewel. 100: Aschen-
bach 1876: Smith 1872 Kammerer, 176; total. 40.
he Long Cnunc-Rossner, 151; Coolidge, 1885, Hodg-
son he; James 1877; Healy. 1875: total 69s
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-ave. and
l2sth -st--Rey. Dr. DUNCAN ]. MMIILAN. Pastor.
Services morning and evening Communion after morning
service Young Peoples meeting, p. Prayer meet
ing. "Wednesday evening
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ST. JAMES'S CHURCH Madson-ave. and 12sth-st
Rev f. s. Triple D. D.. Pastor-lO8o. Holy Com
nunlon, with address. 40. musical service Rossni' g
The Stapat Mater" WI be by the choir and
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HOUSEK EEPER--WidOw. thoroughly ex-
perienced, as hOuSskeeper in hotel club
or private house. Mrs. HITCHCOCK. 27
Lake-st., White Plains. n. Y.
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Ring up 279 Madison Square for
F. j. McCLUSK BY'S MURRAY HILL,
KINDIING WOOD FACTORY, cor
s6th-st. and Ist-ave.-35 years experience,
and In direct connection with the largest
dealers of kindlng wood. enables me TO
defy competition as to quantity and quality
at the lowest prices. Hotels families.
clubs. banGH ct. supplied in any part OF
Manhattan Borough. Telephone 20 Madi-
son Square.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE B. EDDY. 30S Madi-
sor-st.
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FIREMAN. PORTER or WATCHMAN-
by married man; stropg. willing. steady
and handy with tools. ROGERS. $50 Am
stprdam-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS W AxTEn

COACHMAN.-English married; no fam
lily: thoroughly understands his business
strictly sober; careful driver: best of city
references from last employer; eight years
references. ]. ~. III West 54th-ss
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RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broadway
corner West I'D -st-Rey. SAMUEL. INCOME NJ A,
Pastor will preach IL a D. m Evening
subject Kebes Christian Year" Tennyson lecture
Thursday morning at II o'clock Preparatory
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FIREMAN.-By young man; experienced;
East SlstSt
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BOWLING.
.r,r- prvERsIDE wHEELMEN ROLL TWO
HIGH GAMES IN THE Cf-
CIISTS' LEAGUE.
CLISTS' LEAGUE.

--be Riverside wheelmens bowling 80 |an+oa -
tro Sigh games last night in the -Jes. oi,eys
cling clubs tournament at the faaiien nd 1Torn-
with several Of the crack Metropolitan 0llo soorne
fngside bowers. the RIVERSIDE leS Vest contrbu
tor is and 2 The b aa5le EASILY beaten and
ne former won the odd game the nrst u '"e
ing by 1913 TO rs
The nights scores follow;
Ia.5-,.baut 1871; yelling, 12s;
Foese 100: Du BARR. 49, Hedley e. Alexander 14a:
Madison wheeImen-sternp2eTlg e Is4. total rs
Hess I47; Schneider, 1lI' hoAs' 49,
SECOND GAME.
go. ,,-,..,r,s1~Breen. 1885, Gerde go 1877; Beam
,s Klinrehofer I5l; Arnold 49, ,.o
TO- Notwithstanding 152; Ale sea if0'
N, Meol zen srbTefber 1Sl; Yokel 49, to'ai 'O
THIRD GAME.
ysrde iq56d iS7 tot s1qS Sis 40
III; hlingeno'iei , r,1mahaut 49,; yelling. 1913;
Hariensa M " Farry 1855: Hedey, 167; total SOL
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FIRST GAME.
TWO MORE R. a. GAMES FORFEITED.

The Knickerbocker Council team forfeited two
more games last night in the New-York Royal
Arcanum tournament. at the Tennis Club alleys.
Citizens Council lost the odd game to De Winnie.
which rolled S23, the best of the evening. The
scores follow:
De Vinne-Frankle us: Hull 14s: Strack, 123; Haar,
fs9: Detlef 1856 total, SOB.
Citizens Counc-Helmers 1888; spreen 40; Hahn, 12o;
schweibert. I69; PnwIes, 1855; total. 74T.
SECOND GAME
Citizens Counci-Heimers 1884, Spreen 147; Hahn 165
Schweibert. 1S5; Powles. 151; total 500.
Observation-Disclosures the game
THIRD GAME.
De Yinne-Frsnkle 1885, Hull. 1874; strack l2s Haar.
i6i Detlef. 159: total. 751.
misunderstanding the game.
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BRICK CHURCH.

Fifth and 37th-st.
Rev MALTBIE Il. BABCOCK, d. D., PastOr-elect.
Services Sunday, February 4.
DR.. BABCOCK will preach at II a and 4:3O p. m
Sunday school, 9:+5 a. m.
Young mems Bible class, 10 a. m.
Weekly evening service Wednesday at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-03

CALVARY CHURCH. West 51th-st-Dr MACAR ,
breaches and evening Evening" christ Ihrough
the Church the Liberator from All EVIL
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m MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
9it-st- me Sacrament of the Lords Supper Will De al
MINISTER'S at II a m and members received me
PASTOR Kew ABBOTT E. KITTREDGE, viii preach al >
M. The Life of Jesus Christ Subject: Jesus
and Nicodemus. Sunday school teachers especially in
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH.

corner BTOadWay and 34th-st
Regular services at II a. and p. m. The Pastor
Rev. CHARLES L. JEFFERSON, d. D.. will preach; 3
p m, class of Present Day Problems
Topic. Types of Present Day Socialism Speaker Dr.
L. @. WEATHERIY; p service of song; Cecilia
Bradford Trio; address by Rev Or. J. D. NUTrING on
''Mormonsm.' , p m, Bible class conducted by
WILLIAM II. THOMSON, NJ. D. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at s.
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ADIRONDACK BALsAM.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS.

AUTOGRAPH LETTERS Of famous people
bought and sold. WALTER Il. BENJA-
MIN. LIB broadway. Send for price list.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DREssMAKIy9.

DREssMAKIyu.
DRESSMAKING-S latest style; also
remodelling: satisfactory reference mod
crate prices NJ HORTON. 200 st. Mich
olas-aVe.
DRBSSMAKING.-Fa shionable dressmak
or. latest Partisan styles. tailor made
suite a specially. reasonable charges; per
feet satisfaction guaranteed; by the day or
home lOJ West 54th St, I'd floor
DRESSMAKER wishes work by the day;
perfect fit guaranteed. 342 G A6th-st
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Religious Notices.


MET HoDIsT EPIscoPAL CTGRcH, inst near square
JOHN REED; topic. ''Professed inabiiy: How Jere
miAh Dealt With It."
AMERICAN MISSION TO THE JEWS. 424 Grand ST
HERMAN WARsZAWiAk breaches to-day Saturday at
Friday evening; preaching at o'clock Meetings con-
S5aRE GgqTGeq Al the "eGome BA lady wantea
render this service in His
AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
121st-st.-Rev. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT. Pastor Will
Teachers. sunday school, 9:45 a m. Charity Organiza
ton Society. p
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Christ's
a oCoNNoR breaches subject: ..safssusFds Aeans5
the Aggressons Of Rome in Religious and Civil Affairs
All invited.
At SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9sth-st,
ALERT CAN'T Assistant Services H. s. The
vices. Wednesday and Thursday evening
At SOUTH CHURCH, Madlson-aye. and ssth-st.. Rev.
RODERICK TERRY. D. D.. Pasor.-servces II a. m.
and p. m. The Pastor will preach.
At THE CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY
CGHARLEs II. EATON, D. D: win preach at il and $
Morning 10piG II Vas Afrad Evening topic Marx
THE New Humantarianism." Mozarts compositions
AT THE old FIRST, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
sF Fpt AEENI NJ Evan, ana b"E[fT FdrER p NJ
'WELcoME'
BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Pastor@iO:S0 Holy Communion and reception Of
bers; I:45 preaching by Pastor SuoJec hb a anu
Ahab in the Gorge Of Kishon' sunday school, p H.
BLOoMINGDALB CHURCH, Broadway. esth-st-
by Faith We Have Peace With God and Rejoice in the
the Hone on 'm ne b New grch Christ Was What He
I'rofessed to Be-God Manor He Was an lmposter-
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EVEN BREAK AT THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Oriental beat Fidelia by just three pins in the
first game Of the National League series at Stairs
alleys last night, and was in beaten by Wash
ington. which lost to Ftdelia making an even break
al around for the evening. The summary follows
FIRST GAME
ha1s u.s. sfa@Pfe 49, u.s. tofai 7ss 1' '0ss 49,
sE 11s 49, 1891 K 7s 49, Roster 1885, F0ess
SECOND GAME
F1delia-T1n1n l5o Kibbel 1ss; Roster. 49,: Foege.
A sSimsh Isl; KahsdOrf. 1885, total. III.
THIRD GAME
shas 49, KshH5o 1885, 49, asaP s lS Bosh 49,
b.o. 1s 5tn%Rs iss ioss s4 40 Vos 1897 Gil
Stages WIN TWO GAMES
The Stage Bowling Club two games last
night in the Kings County tournament at Testers
alleys G. Herberger bowled 227 and Lester 2O4 for
the Templeton team. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
aePes @ L LESS 49, sos sd &c., Worth 1885,
Leonard-Mond. lss; Anderson, 1o9 Pippant 1e7;
schnorr, l4e; Naeder. 1855; total. 7e5.
SECOND GAME.
meisteT 12s Weld. 49, total, 747.
schnorr. IN; Naeder, l41: total. 724.
THIRD GAME
stagg-Dietrich 16e Reiners 1888: Jan1er. 1875; Dau-
meister. l6a Weld IS9: total SIS.
Templeton-Auer, IT'S; F. Herberger. 1885, Worth. 1885,
O. Herberger, 15e; Lester, 204; total, 63l.
THE TRIBUNE AGAINST 1.-THE JOURNAL"
The Tribune's bowling team beat that from THE
Journal at Thum's Germania alleys in the second
OF the TWO games rolled yesterday in the Morning
Newspaper League tournament. After losing the
first game The Tribune men just captured the Sec
ond by twenty-five pins. The scores follow:
FIRST GAME
---zits- -I1of~,,
Fisher 40; Caspsr. 16s; Perkins 1873: Howes i42;
straTinsd, 1885, total, i20S. "
Irfbune-Bentey. ie4: Lewis, 112; Davis 14s; Camp
oea I2 knseht, is5; Wiley 1877; Vandeveer 1872: Roll
SECOND GAME.
ITlounsoBentley; l45 Lewis. ISL: Davis I7s; Van
1e3 total, i.210. 80 49, '' 1''' num-
JouEnal'-Fioman, 143; Robertson I4e. Junne 100.
Fisher 40 Caspar I48; Perkins leo; JogtIIs i94
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EVANGELISTIC RALLY.

In Brooklyn Academy OF Music, Sunday. ,.
by F. H Jacobs.
L G. BRoUGHTON. OF ATLANTA. breaches
Ftske Jubilee Singers sing plantation melodies Seats
free. Everybody welcome
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS cleaned by steam. by hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. l.bSS Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st.
zoe & BRANDT. Tel. 132-3Sth.
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Religions Notlres.
COUNTESS SCHIMMELMANN
COUNTESS SCHIMMELMANN.

o. Denmark will address workingmen and their friends Ia
the West Side 4 VI C. A Auditorium SIS West 57th-st.
near shave Sunday. ocock Hugo Luttich violinst.
MISS Pearl Benham conralto. Exclusively for In
the evening at o'clock the Countess hopes to address
men VINO are oolged TO work during the DAY. Win
ployers please extend invitation their employees
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ALL WELCOME--THE WASHINGTON SQUARE
MET iOI1IsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH 4thst. near square
JOHN J. REED topic. PROGRESSED inability: How ere
Dealt With It,
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BOARD WANTED.

WANTED Furnished room. with or
without board. in private American
family, by gentleman employed in vicinity
Of Brick Church. East Orange. Address
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EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST.
JAMES. southwest corner Of Madiyon-9ye and 800
J. Il. REMENSNYDER. . D. Pastor-Services,
IL a M, p. Sunday school, 9:45 A. m. All are
cordially invited
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AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES In Christ's
Mission l42 Vest 2lst st-.t;venng, 7:45 Rev JAMES
a. OCONNOR breaches. Subject: Safeguards Against
the Aggressions Of Rome Religious and Civil Affairs
All invited.
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AT LEMON AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH corner
l21st-st-Rev MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT. Pastor Will
preach al IL Subject James Martineau. Teacher OF
Teachers sunday school, 9:45 Charity Organiza
I ions d m.
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SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE. Sunday. Febru-
airy 4 1900 11:15 a. Carnesie Music Hall. 5Th-st
and Tth-ave. Lecture bv DR. FELIX ADLER. Subject:
The Ethics of Suicide All interested invited sun
day school. $50 a m, 100 West 54th-st.
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| STRANGERS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to attend
services Seventh Avenue United Presbyterian Church
above 12thstD. Mornings Il; evenings S. All seats
| free. Come tomorrow.
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor
ner 9II; INWARD AGNEW JOHNSTON D. D. JohN
T. bCasrN ELL d. D., PastOrs--Services SUNDAY II
a. m; Inc Lords Supper 2. christianity and
war requested Dr. JOHNSTON breaches oPth services
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SWAMI ABHEDANANDA. OF India. Tuxedo Hall seth
St and Madsonave Sunday afternoon. o'clock. Con
cenraOn and Meditation Spiritual Life" Admission
free. Young Peoples YOGa Association is forming
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ENGINEER in apartment house, has gilt
edge reference. license, expert steam
filter. machinist: does all repairs: own
tools: has studied economy OF fuel. g
NOST. 30I East 9Oth-st.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 5th-ave corner 127th-st
REV GEO X. VAN DE WATER y. D., Rector.-Ser-
vices. and IL a. m. and 7;45 D. n.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Madi-
son aye corner of 24th-stSabbath services al II a m
anu p m. The Pastor Rev G. II. PARktl ftSI
= " MI preach in the morning and Rev LfsANDtt'
LIN E1ftAlAN D D., in the evening Communion ser
vice, p Sunday school a m
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ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHURCH
tGh 1 west OF Columbus ave.-The Pastor. Dr. j. O.
WILSON, viii preach at II a. and D. m Morning
subject: Christ's fearful Prayer for Lost World
Evening subject; Two Sinners and Their Lord.
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ST. MARKS CHURCH. 1Oth-st. and 2d-ave. Rev. L.
". BATTEN. Phi D.. Rector-Litany, sermon Holy
Communion IL a. Evening prayer, D. Musical
service (alI seats free) D. m.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. ANDREW LONGACRE,
by the Pastor. fol-
p. m, preaching
EW LONGACRE. u. d. Sun
ld-week social devotional ser