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New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

p,ttsburs Tulv : (speciaD-The Plttsburg team
Increased its lead in the league race to-day py
defeating the New-York team by a score OF 10 =
AS the teams fighting for first honors several
thousand spectators witnessed the contest Inc
New-York team is considered here Pittsburgs most
dangerous rival. and long as the New-Horks
stay the crowds the game will be large.
Manager Davis selected Phyle to do the pitching
to-day for the visitors and the home team put
Phnlippi in the box Hickman has bad thumb
but nevertheless he played his position In the first
inning Bransfeld dropped Ritchey's throw of ball
hit by Hickman Carr. Carr. trying for double
play sent the ball Rtchey catch Mcbride. and
Ritchey threw to Bransfeld put out Hickman.
The umpire said both men were out. Davis was not
satisfied with the decision and was put out OF the
game. The decision bad that many Of the
spectators jeered and hooted at the umpire Colgan
Buelow went TO third base in Daviss place.
The home team went right in 10 win in the first
inning Clarke ball along the third base line
and 1t was too fast for Bueow Beaumont hunted
safely and Davis hit to Phyle. who threw to Bueow
forcing Clarke Bransfeld hit for three bases
sending Beaumont and Davis home and Bransdeld
scored Wagner's long fly 10 Mcbride. The side
retired with Camel catching Ritcheys pop fly.
The visitors failed to score in the second inning.
only three men facing the pitcher. while the home
team scored Carr's base hit. Zmmers safe
hit Phyles head and Phillippi's Neither
team scored again until the sixth inning. when the
visitors scored one and the home team two runs.
Selbach opened the inning with two base hit
For the home team Bransfied hit the ball for two
bases, Wagner bunted and Phyle's wild throw
Wagner took second base and Bransfield scored
Phyle caught Ritchey's hit. Carr then singled and
Wagner scored and the inning ended with thinner
and Phillippi going out.
Both teams scored again in the eighth inning
Van Haltren safe Phillipps throw 10 Brans-
field and Selbach flied out Mcbride then hit safely
to centre field and Hickman vent out Camel singled
two out Bueow hit the ball to Phillippi. who threw
him out. For the home Bransfeld hit 10
Buelow, who threw wild. and Branshed got 10
second base. Wagner went out. Bransdeid scored
on Ritchey's long fly to right field and the inning
ended with Carr going out In the ninth inning
New-York failed score. while the home team
did not try. The score:
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
REAL ESTAT TIE.
MANY TITLES TO BUILDINGS TRANS
FERRED BY JAMES MCREERY.

James McCreery yesterday transferred title to a
large number Of parcels to the James McCreery
Realty Company. One parcel the property
lcox20l 10 feet, the south side OF One hundred
and-twentyhfth-st. 140 feet OF Park-ave. This
parcel carries mortgage OF s25 600 Another parcel
was In Kingsbrdge Road. He also gave the titles
TO the following properties 10 the company: The
building at the northwest corner OF Eieventh-st
and Broadway the building at Twenty thirds and
SiNth-aVe., another building IN Thirteenth-st 9l
feet east Of Fifth-ave and the parcel bounded ny
sixty ninth and Seventeen SITS and Broadway and
Amsterdam-ave. He also transferred TO the com
Pany many leases and other titles property.
John II. Berry has sold for T.. Demo-est a
client for investment the five story business building
No. % West Forty-Gecond-st.
Max Just is reported TO have sold Nos. 25l and
S3 West One-nundred and twenty -ninth-st
William VOLTS Son has sold 10 Max OrhaCh No
LAB First-ave four story fiat, with store lot
25X75 for S2l, 500
Netter Ghames & Sopcr have sold for Albert c
Hercken No. 23S2 Southern Boulevard. two story
and basement dwelling house for s. 4co.
l.. NJ. Jones has sold plot of four lots tho
south side OF East Ninety -sixth-st.. just Of
Park-aVc.
G. TUou e Co have sold for Martin Goerl No 81
sulltvan-st, four story front and rear building
for about S20o00. The plot is 25xlc0 feet
Poucher & Co have sold No. 2l0 East One-hun-
dred-and- -thirtee9th-st., Il three story and base
ment private dwelling house for Francis Murphy
to Matilda Cohen who will occupy the house. The
lot is i5XlO0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
GAMES WITH THE CANADIANS.

The Canadian cricket team. playing in Phila-
delpha under the captaincy of Major Straubenzie
will be in this city next week. the Metropolitan
District Cricket League has agreed arrange four
days play for them here. On Monday and Tues
day a representa- tive team will play the Canadians
at Bergen Point; Wednesday it is proposed to
play Brooklyn against the visitors at Prospect
Park, and Thursday a team made up of the
Knickerbocker Athletic Club and the Montclair
Athletic Club will play at either Bergen Point OF
Montclair.
The team to represent this city has been selected
as follows: r F. Kelly captain; NJ r. Cobb, C. h
Clarke and F. w T. Stiles of the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club: F. j. Prendergast and W. Adam. OF
Manhattan; A. Brown. A. S. Durrant and ID boXllI
of Brookyn R. U. Delapenna and J. e. Backus
of Montclar.
The represent Brooklyn will be selected
from the Manhattan Brooklyn. Kings County and
Nelson Lodge clubs, all of which have their wtckets
at Prospect Park. Play each day will begin at II
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AT METROPOLITAN TEMPLE

Tth-ave 14th-st
Holy Communion. 1880, Dr. BELCHER. 1i:SO: Dr..
CADMAN AZ Illustrated lecture Tuesday night Prayer
meeting Wednesday. NJ. KOBAYASHI. of Japan. Thurs
day. Evangelstic service Friday.
Peoples Popular Concert Tonight.
The Columbia Brass Quartet. Thomas Clarke. Miss
Beach and Mr.. Edmonds will render patriotic music
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End ave. and 7Ith-st
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. ID. D. Minister.
Cnurch closed. Congregation uniting in worship with
ST. Andrews Church. 76th-st.. west Colurbus-ave
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

l14th-st. corner Parl-ave. 3OxIoo11: Barbara
strittmatter, widow of James A Tyler: mort
Cad st 5. 95 # W Of Madison-avc. 2o.exloo 3;
Lima Asiel 70 William W Hall; mortgage. $50
cherry-st. st No % s45 to 2.7. 50. 7x6ox Irregular
Harris Freedman and another TO Katharine
Guth; mortgage, $4,000: X S. $T...............
2Dth-st. No 22s West. "a 1oxii2 5xai iiXiI9I
Philip Holzderber and another TO Annie Du-
ST. $, 162Ii # Of isi-aye, "a bxeo.2 D
Fanny NJ Robinson to DougIns Robinson E1'oiSd ana
another. trustees: R s. se
Nelson to Rebecca Cohn; mortgage s25. 900;
5tfa1e. ~ S corner 1o2dst 100 ii.3oo: lame,
Burden jr' and another to John Phipps:
4oth-st. $. 22s4 # W of oth-ave. al.sxioo;
John Maliigan to Nellie Lynch-Blosse; mort
eshst :. 4is It Of Central Par; West; isx
1902 Charles rhs ,o w :, Andersen TO Fl Kohler;
125th-st. s. 40 II Of Park-ave. l00x20i TO- TO
124th-st; subject to mtge e......................
h9ssSage p5o s. s at dyldpg se e line ianas
l26,sx $ 1717x444.2; also plot Est. ntges.
James McCreery to James McCreery Realty Corp:
broadway, n W cor ilth-st 76ax22iox irres;
23ds St cor eth-ave: 1Sth-st. $: 2ei q
Of ?th-ave 18th ave also lenses recorded in Lbe- 2.oa2
McCreery Realty Corp all liens; r s. SPAS 75.
Park-aye; e $. 2is # n OF 7sth-st, 26.lxioo;
Amsterdam-ave n cor l29th-st 80 8x83 Tx ir-
reg also interior parcel. eh,4 # OF Amster-
to John Collins s; $40: mtge. $4,000 :. /
Decker to Anna Decker: Il s. 81 Is; ali hens
sg se James s0lHS mscrsery re-
Realty Corp: all liens; r S. sl3 rs .............
'0s So Jana ssT0 Realty sf%'s co
all liens; S; s2s IS. ;:...,;..:....
Joseph Kaufmann mortgage $4,000; r s. 80
Same property; Joseph Kaufmann to Emma 4
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various crews at Henley, and the success Of the
Tesatta might seriously suffer by their absence and
peileVe the president of the winning club would
preter not TO harm English rowing for one season
even 10 enjoy the privilege and pleasure accept
Ing DR.. Whites kind suggestion
BOB" COOK ON THE DEFEAT
Bob" Cook said tonight: THE Pennsylvania
crew was beaten by the better style of rowing.
and the present Leander crew was the best ex
ponent of this style. Until the Americans learn
TO utilize these principles practically they cannot
nope to be successful Henley"
Captain BurneH of the Leander crew said:
1T was the Stiffest Job / ever had I think Lean
der rowcd her hardest race to-day"
Henley is fully Illuminated tonight, and the
town has a holiday appearance Immense crowds
OF people are here
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

BY Bryan Kennedy & Co Meirose- ave and 10th st,
cor 50Hoo foundations unfinished, foreclosure sale;
T Lenane agt Minnie Macdonald ct al: II p wesseluan
atty McCanerty ref; due 1udgt $23 3O costs
$49 &c. $3.50 Co. prior 1ntge s21 600 20 Mn
i0T T $zVT4 Wg,Pot over T prior mtge & and interest
25x00 IL; story ten h: foreclosure sale {;
l4nge agt Schaeffer ct al Kroyer, atty; l. l. Van
Allen: ref due judgt 50 SO; costs 5000 -. aNes
&c $s ~ prior mtge, $4,000; TO for 81 900 over
BY Peter + Meyer & Co: L 132d-st s. 20 u q Of
oth-aye 2Ox5 story fiat H. foreclosure snIe Ger
man savings Bank agt II Schn al: Schel. Auerbach
a. io EdKns attys ~ b La Fetra ref: on tudgt
for sl5 600. " N -'' " l. 'o'HS
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INTERESTING SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY

An unusually large list of cricket games has been
arranged by the local clubs for to-day. and many
Of them should be productive of interesting con-
tests. The chief match of the day should result
from the meeting in the championship series of the
Metropolitan District Cricket League of Brooklyn
and Manhattan. In the last game played by these
clubs. Brooklyn won by just two runs, and the
Manhattans in consequence. are anxious to reverse
this result Other games scheduled for to-day are:
Kings County vs.. Manhattan second eleven. at
prospect Park: Newark Brooklyn Team B. at
Newark; Paterson. Team A. VS.. Essex County at
Paterson; kearny vs. Paterson Team p. at Kear-
ny; Chadwick vs. Nelson Lodge Team B. at Jer-
sey City; Livingston vs.. Nelson Lodge. at Living
sion; BROOKLYN, Team c Antilles at Prospect
iamsbridge. - - -
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

NflFt.
BOY. Is. neat. respectable. 10 go with pri-
Vats family 10 the country for the sum-
mer: make himself generally useful Ad-
RroOkiyn
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
CRICKET.
CANADIANS HAVE LEAD OF THIRTY-ElGHT
RUNS IN TRIAL GAME AT
PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia July 5.-The Canadian cricketers
started their final game of their tour In Philadelphia
with the Philadelphia Cricket Club to-day on
Wissahckon Heights and at the drawing OF stumps
had lead of thirty-eight runs over the Quakers.
The Canadians the toss and decided to bat hrst
on a wicket favoring the bowlers. Although they
lost their first for SO runs. they totalled
124 before the twelve were dismissed Dumouhn
played clever inning of "a. He was greatly
assisted by Captain c. B. c. Symons, who Tailed
run less than the not
The Quakers thought they had an easy task In
passing this score but they failed TO count upon
the deadliness of Rookie who gave wonderful
display. He captured ten of the eleven wickets for
total of 20 runs. or average OF runs for eae9
wicket. Besides this. he had two chances missed
off him. Every delivery without an exception was
on the wicket. The Quakers closed their venture
for Sc. The Canadians will therefore start their
second innings tomorrow with lead of thirty
runs, and with wicket treacherous as they had
to-day they should win.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
1Oth-st-PubIic worship 70 morrow II a m and
D m The Pastor. Rev GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. D
win preach sunday school az 9-i5 a m "Wednesday
evening service 8 ocleck-
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SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
Central Park West and esth-st.
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Lexngton-ave. n W corner S5th-st 102 2xs7: Paul
Mayer Simon Z Bernheimer another;
all liens; r s, S23 e. 75.........-....-.........--
l1Ith-st. Nos ) and East. 50xlo0. IL: Charles NJ
Essential 70 Helene Liebmann; mortgage, S31
eO r :. So 10. 1Co
vesey-st No 81 8 25xsa; David thomson
referee Isma schreyer; R s. si4-...@.e.. 30 $50
oSth-st. n 5 327.t II of 2d-ave, 81 11o9S.9:
William Lane Goodman and another;
mortgage, $4,000; II 5. SS Observation-Disclosures.
6th-st. No 2lS East. 25x9I; Hyman Reubenstone
s. s. 10000
7eth-st No % East 1sx1oo5; Ella 5 Conkiing to
Samuel Kubie; mortgage $4,000; r s, Sc 25... l
NEW BUILDING PLANS
Boston Road, junction of 119th-st. for a three
story brick home, s16x31.6 Peabody Home for
AGED Women premises, owner z A Sargent,
No IS Broadway. architect $4,000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ST. LOUIS. 3; PHILADELPHIA 2.

ST Louis. July 6.-Murphy pitched a sensational
eleven inning victory for st. Louis to-day. HedrclS
almost lost the game for him with three errors.
McGann's single. Padden's exposure of his short
ribs' single by Kruger and Delehanty's wild
throw netted the two which beat PHILADELPHIA
in the eleventh. Attendance $500 Score:
r. H r.
ST. Louis .....0 Pa 3 2
Philadelphia 20 o 1-2 2
Batteres-Murphy Ryan; Donohue and Jacklitch
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
LAND FOR A NEW CRY HOSPITAL.

Ex-senator Thomas c. Durham. Emanuel Blu
menstiel and John Norton were yesterday ap-
pointed by Justice 1ruax in the Supreme Court.
commissioners of appraisal in the proceedings to
be taken by the city 10 acquire land situated in
l-enox-aVe between One-hundred- and thirty xth
ana one hundred q nd thirty seventh SITS for
purpose Of erecting new city hospital The value
on INC property 70 be ACQUIRED Is about 100000
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
HARD LABOR.

From The Chicago Record Herald.
Kind lady. kin yer give pore deservin' man
bite to eat?
"Hele's a good piece o. cherry pie for you: sit
right down on the doorstep and enjoy it,
sOh lady: yer means well. but eatin' cherry pie
with tn stones In amt pleasure-it's work
downright work"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

London. July 5-Oxford was all out to-day in the
first innings for $50 in the annual cricket
match with Cambridge, which began yesterday at
Lords.
Cambridge all out yesterday in the first
innings for S25 runs.
At the close OF play to-day Cambridge in the
second innings had scored 81 runs for wicket
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE RECORDS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
GAMES TO-DAY.

New-Yo-k Pittsburg PttsburS; BROOKLYN VS.
Chicago ar Chicago; Boston Cincinnati, at Gin
cinnat: Philadelphia Louis. at St Louis Mont
clair Athletic Club Athletic Club at Say
Ridge: Knickerbocker Athletic Club vs. Ensiewooa felu
Club at Englewood: Knickerbocer Field Club vs. BROOK
lyn Bicycle Club. at Adelphi Field.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
CHICAGO.

Left on bases-Chicago. 7; Brooklyn, s. Two base h
fiatins Dolan Three base hIts--McCreery. Sheckard
Stolen bases-Kahoe. Chance Mccormick Gatns Hartzc
t3). Double play-McCormick. Childs and Raymer
Struck outBy Hughes. Z: by McJames g. First base
baHs-On Hughes. 2 OFF McJames. l. Wild pitches
Hughes, 2. Tinne-2:i5. Cmpire-Nash
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I: Buffalo 2
Ar Observation-Disclosures Q; Providence l.
Al Hartford-Hartfocd, 3: Montreal, g.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AT BOSTON.

Boston .........-.....o o / o x-2
Washington ..........0 o o 0-l 4
Batteces-winters and Criger; Lee Patten and Clark
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BROOKLYN HITS HARD AND WINS
THE CHAMPIONS KEEP UP A REGULAR
FUSILLADE AT CHICAGO.

Chicago July 5.-The first THREE Brookynites to
face Hughes lined out singles, then the entire team
went after him and kept up a regular fusllade of
hits throughout the game. McJames pitched In
great form, excepting in the fourth inning wfea
the locals punched four hits. Attendance. 70
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Earned runs-Pittsburg. 3. Two bas, hits-Bransned.
Wagner Carr. seibach. Phyle Three base hit-Brans-
field Double play-Carr, Ritchey Branshed. First
base on ballsoT Phillpp, !. Struck out-By Phllppi.
6. Time :35. Umpire-Cclgan
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
A TYPICAL TAMMANY MAN.

career of Fire Commissioners John j.. Scam
nell, recently Indicted for conspiracy to de-
frnud the city. His paIatiaI Saratoga resi-
dence See The sunday Tribune Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AT DETROIT.

Detroit .............-O o o o o n o-l u
chicago ..........<...o o o o o g as II
Batteres-Sever and Buelow; Grinith and Sullivan.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AT PHILADELPHIA.

r. H. =
Baltimore ............2 o 0 0 o o-5 10 2
IotJia dephfa | Ga
Ra,teries-McGinnity Bresnahan: Fraser and Pow
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CATaRRH OF THE STOMACH.

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entail. MAN-A-CEA the only natural
manganese spring water. But little trouble
to verify this statement. IL suner1s IN
X. CURTIS. l3 Stone-st-
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner o
5Tth-st. Rev. ABBOTT e BITTREDGE, Pastor.-Morn
ing service IL No evening service Rev WILLIAM
DANA STREET. Assistant Pastor, will preach Praye
meeting Wednesday evening at 5.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

MEMORIAL BAPTIST, Washington Square. Dr.. JUD
SON. Pastor.-Mr MACNURRAY VIII preach morning
and evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BOSTON. 4; CINCINNATI 3

Cincinnati, July 5.-Cincinnau lost to-days game
to Boston by ragged fielding. Score:
Boston ...............o o. 2
Cincinnati ...........1 o o O-3 S 4
Batteries-Dineen and Ktridge: Case Bergen
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BASEBALL.
PITTSBURG DEFEATS NEW-YORK AND
INCREASES ITS LEAD
CANES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Ptsburg. Z: New-York .. St Louis. 3: PHILADELPHIA =
Brooklyn. 12 Chicago. s. Boston A. Cincinnati. j.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Baltimore. 3: P'adepha. 3 Chicago, s; Detroit 4
Milwaukee. 6; Cleveland =. Boston q Washington l.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AGIINtIEO. A

His life and captivity, with his latest
photograph. in The sunday Tribune to-mor-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH cor.
ner I'D 3d-st.-HOWAFsD AGNEW JOHNSTON. ID. D.
Pastor. breaches IL a m. Freedom by the Truth"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT CLEVELAND.

r. Fl. Z.
Cleveland .........9 ooo % =
| Batteries-Moore and Wood; Hustng and Maloney.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

NEw-YoRK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ith-ave. an
12sth-st.. Rev. Dr. DUNCAN J. MNIII.AN. Pastor
Services II a. m. and I:+5 D. N.
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Furnished Gonscs Go Eet-g ountrn.

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Il try mansion: IA rooms old shade trees; lawns.
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TIyOR RENr-For three months. furnished apartment
Of eight rooms with bath ineandescent light
convenience One minute from trolley running in
minutes station OF New York and New Haven r. r.
Pretty location. $500 per month. Address NJ. B. l..
Norwalk Fairfield Co. Conn
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH Harlem, Rev
El.AENDORF. L D.. Senior Pastor
FIRST CHURCH i21st-st- near 3d-ave Pastor Rev
EDWARD s RAISTON.-CToseT during JlIv Union ssr.
vices in the Second Church
SECOND CHURCH. Ienox-ave. and f23d-st Pastor
Rev EDGAR TILTON Jr.-Services II a. m. preachIns
by Rev EDWARD S. RALSTON. in the chapel.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCoPA
CHURCH, corner 6oth-st.-Service II with ser
by Rev. ARCHEY DECATUR BALL Subjec
Secrets of Service Strangers visiting the city eordiaI
welcome.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESSNAkING.

DRESSMAkING.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKER.-Lates de-
signs in summer gowns and fancy waists,
foulards. dlmittes. etc. work done at short
notice; home or out by day. WILSON. 10
West 65th-st.
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west 4sth-st between 9Th ana 9Th aves-Chrs.ian
Science services Sundays 10;45 a. s D. m.
Wednesday evenings at O'Clock. Reading open
daily from a. D. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
80 9th Ave and 55th 81.
Rev. GEO. T. PURVES. n. D.. Pastor. Closed 70,
repairs on July {. Preaching services at IL a. m OF
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Broadway and 7ath-.t-
PPreaehing IN the morning by Rev. JOSEPH SULLIVAN
Fastor Fourth Baptist Church, Paterson Jersey
evening service Prayer testimony meeting Friday
O'CLOCK Strangers cordially welcome.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

ST BARTHoIoMEW-s CHURCH. Madlsou-ave an
44th-st-The Re-. DAVID II. GREER d. D.. Rector
Service in the morning O'Clock The Rev. DAvIl
NJ STEELE will preach.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED. ED.-Protestant woman as nurse Tor
r,e,dinF Address Mrs. c. WOOLLE.N, 4,
Greenwich, Conn.
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HELP WANTED.

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throughout; elegant suite: private baths
and service parlor dining room: table
hoard. electric fang.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

ST STEPHENS CHURCH. Nos I22-12S West 6sth-sr..
Rev. NATHAN a SEACiLE. Rector.-Services II m.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

/ --e5 PARK-AVB Large handsome. cor
ner room: hail room; parior dining room
reference
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
rTuNIsYEp ROOMS To LET.


2iST-ST., i4T EAST-CooI rooms. hatn;
every convenience; Granercy Fark Key
private house. summer rates
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

STRANGERS are cordially invited 70 attend services
Seventh Presbyterian Church Sabove 18th
ST. mornings. IL: evenings. $ All seats free Come
tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Amsterdam
ave 106th- st.-The Pastor. the Rev JOHN BALCOS
SHAW d. d. will preach at II m and p m
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Subject tomorrow. God Sunday school, II m
Wednesday evening meeting O'Clock. Reading Room
10 West 6Sth-st. open daily. a m ; 2. m; alsc
Tuesday and Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
NIACHINER Y.
PIANOS.

PDNMOS TO RENT
for city or country. at reasonable rates
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