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Reliaions Notires.

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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
O'clock Preashe the Rev profesoP MARcTs bobs so
D. D. Of New College Edinburgh All are welcome
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madson-ave and eoth-st.-
song p m seats free1 Sermon by Rev @ - WAnrER e m ReT
BENTLEY. on How We Shall Know Each Other After
r. seB 2Sh9G 5 nrelo 10 a a nj the Pastor Rey THOMAS
Christians The public cordially invited '''''
AT LENox AyENUb UNITARIAN CHURCH. corner
I2lst5st .aac Rev MERLE ST: ST Wight Pastor. viii
ligion' Continued Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES in Chrst.s
Mission No l4S West 21st-st. evening. 7:45 Rev
Money Catholic schools 0'''' 'o"ooi
AT SOUTH CHURCH. Madison-ave and ssth-st Rev
no m TERR9 5 Ps:,n1 D Din at II
central TIE Park W! 1bs OF 9s FHn REyE
D. D.. Pastor;-services II and p. m: morning
me Ms3 and KE5n % s Great %
BAPT1sT CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Madison
T9W1EP 59Ns 1So M .S6I Dr Ed ED
BLooMINGDALE REFORMED CHURCH. Broadway.
p R W p preach m II the e i0n M are of the Man
BRICK CHURCH.
MALTBIE D. aBABcocK1 D. D. Pastor.
President Union theological seminary D''
n:2l s!n 54a5s RsSais At \ Il FAIR. = RI
s,yli.go will preach eHhat at $40 $40 p m
Young stshs Mems s'o Bible Class ciaS a. 10 'a a. m
Services preparatory to Communion
Friday evening May g. at o'clock
ppOanyAy aT2t9pNaCru -tI1-prr,
Corner BToadway and s4th-st 'of''
Hesa5 fiIlssj at 5Sa p % VIII Thf Prsss
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at s.
cAI.vART CHURCH. 4th-aye and ,28th-st. Rev, J.
and oP viii in he
CALVARY CHURCH. West 57th-st,-Dr MACARTHUR
and Christianity" in series. ''S''
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. No. 22o West
57thst near Brqadway y Rev w WILTON MERLE SMITH
a. Mn morning = n " sTRYKR m .1SfffTs pp serpee p m
at p. m Christian Endeavor Monday evening aS-''i
Devotional meeting Wednesday evening a s.
cHRIsTIAN SCIENCE 5:Sfg3 SERVICES; FIFTH CHURCH
Wednesday evening. $ Reading room 624 Madison-ave
59h-st.
or Rev TIE Pnker aRSxA Rector and no
hf6aiaf MaaidsI service service. 4 p a mn M
Evening service. s p m.
CHURCH OF THE, EPIPHANY. Meponough-st and
HGTFTf B%BBT e 10 1AN 30 sa0ss2
school at g.
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST 5th-ave.. above
45th-st, D. PARKER MORGAN D. D., Rector
m, Holy Communion. IL a m, morning prayer
by Rev. JOHN WILLIAMS. p m. evening
prayer church parade of Squadron A. by the
Chaplain, Rev. d. PARKER MORGAN.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION.
Madison-ave 35h-st
Rev WM. NJ. GROSVENOR. D. D., Rector.
m-The Holy Communion.
II n. m--Morning prayer and
r. n-Evening prayer and
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unitarisnl. s4th-st
corner Iark-ave.-Servce, IL a. Rev. MINOT j. saw
AGE D. D., Will preach. Subject. Jesus Lifted Up
drawing the World Himself Sunday school,
ooloek In chapel. entrance Parkave All cordially
CHURCH OF THE PCRITANs. 13oth-st near 5th-ave
Rev CHARLES J. YOUNG. ID. D. Pastor-Services at
IL a. m and p m Cordial welcome.
CHURCH OF THE TRANSPORTATION. 3 East eat,
st-Comminons S. o. Chora. Celebration Choral
| Evensong. O'Clock. = -'
COLLEGIATE CHURCH
2d-aye- and th-st.
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG Minister
EI preach IL q. o. m.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Iol EAST 2OTH-ST. Cbetweeu Grarnercy
Park and 4th-ave.) Handsomely fur
rished rooms: suitable for gentlemen. refer
enCe
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BARTN0G.0 G.0MEW'g
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ii East 42d-st. First class domestics are
supplied.
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FURNISHED front room: bath; hot water
convenient TO cars. reasonable: board uI,-
tional. private family. 4f2 West 163ds
Washington Heights r. VI.
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED
Eale.
ATTENTION. MEMS takes YOU 10 all
principal ports of Europe. London Liver
pool, Hamburg. Bremen; also free passage
procured. SHIPPING OFFICES, Clinton
St, or rs Wost-st.
FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE WASHER
KINGWOOD STABLES. 165 West l32d-st
PERSONS everywhere who can write meri-
toriOus sketches. articles or stories: good
pay: LITERARY BUREAU. 303 Caxton
Building, Chicago.
WANTED.-Man for this section by old
house solid financial standing; $50 cash
paid for two week 5 trial. permanent If sue
cessful. MANAGER. S31 CaXton Building.
Chicago.
WANTED.-Y Young man, with 5000 to $500
cash; new business; married couple can
nave living rooms free; nice goods; $50
month clear: this is business to honest
meaning party. Address BULAK. Box F.
1.5I5 I'd lave
WANTED man: honest. handy,
willing 10 do anything; by the month
with board. G. l. PIHLMAN, 266le Will
iam-St.
WANTED-A bright. neat boy to work In
office: must be good penman. T. n. Y,
Box -. Tribune ONCE.
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ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-DO secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO B. EDDY. 39S Madison-st
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded 800 Broadway
Rooms IlI-Tls. telephone I,63I Franklin
AL civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives. male and female
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FIRST CLASS CARRIAGE WASHER
KINGWOOD STABLES 165 West l32d-st
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WORK WANTED.


WATCHMAN.-By a middle aged man; ex-
ceIlent references. which certify sObriety
honesty, etc: bonds given II necessary. H.
NJ Box 394, !, ,242 Broadway.
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Buffalo

ROOMS ONLY.
Y VI. G. A, 10 West Mohawk-st.. man
ages houses accommodating 100; rates, soc
TO 81 oO. Mention Tribune
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CARPET DYEING.

PAUL BRYANT. 81 West 34th-st, 300 5th-
ave-, 617 Madison-ave. -459-663 Co
umbus-ave.-Carpets dyed all colors; also
cleaned by naphtha. steam or on floor.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

billiard and Pool Tables new. second
hand, $50 up: easiest payments. MARX
BROS "a Union Square.
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YOUNG Irishman. lately landed. employ
nent at anything: strong. willing and
obIiging; willing 10 go TO country. 0CAL-
LAGHAN, al Columbus-ave-
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YOUNG MAN desires evening employment
keeping books. figuring; years practt-
cal experience as bill and entry clerk Ad-
dress RELIABLE. 32s Hudson-st., Hobo
ken. N J.
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REV FRANK s. GOODMAN. Ph D.
breaches II and 7:45. Washington Heights Methods
Church, Amsterdam-ave and West l23d-st.
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YOUNG MAN. speaking. reading, writing
English Italian fuently. in law office or
other business. DELUCA. 453 9th-ave.
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YOUNG MAN, 81, at anything; good refer
ences. c. p TOBlN, lO2 ST. Marx
Place.
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ADVERTISEMENT and SUBSCRIPTIONS for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1912 Broadway. ID door north
OF 31St-st.. until 8 O'Clock . m; adver-
tisements received at the following branch
offices at regular Office rates until O'clock
y m. viz 254 shave 2 cor 23d-,t.
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YOUNG MAN, 70: wholesale house; will
ing; best reference. JACK LESSER. 1I6
Meseroie-st-. Brooklyn
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'RELIG1ON OF VEDANTA.' by SWAMI ABHEDA
lecture.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

46TH-ST.. ODD WEST. back par-
lor: other rooms: superior table; per
fectly respectable house: terms reasonable
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YOUNG MAN. 20. as bill clerk or assistant
bookkeeper in some good house where fut-
ure advancement is possible. Address ALL
MENDINGER 5S3 Amsterdam-ave.
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YOUNG MAN. Swede, honest, sober, in
wholesale house or at anything; strong
and willing: 10 years references PETER
SEN 30 East Broadway
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ST. ALBANs. East 3Ist-st.-rsedecorated
throughout: elegant suite: private baths
and service; parlor dining room; table
board
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40 EAST 3STH- -ST.-Large and small
rooms, with or without board: references
exchanged
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YOUNG MAN. colored, as messenger and
porter in tailors store; West Side or
downtown preferred: reliable, honest and
exuerienced cleaner; three years last place;
81 weekly. F. WILSON. III East 42d-st-
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l7TH-ST.. 36 WEST-Deslrable rooms
with board: highest references given and
required.
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EVANGELICAL. LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE AID
VENT, Broadway and 93d-st.. Rev G. F. KROTE1:
D D. Pastor.-Servces II a. m. p. m Sunday school
9:30 a.. m.
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NURSE-L-ady wishes 10 find place sor
her nurse; four years references Gail
254 West ISth-st.. from 10 until
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YOUNG MAN "a Of good character and
ability where by honesty and industry he
can work his way up. Z. HOWARD, 549A
Monroe-st.. BrooKlyu.
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NURSERY a graduate nurse: not neCes-
sarily professional. given two or th-ee
hours freedom daily; salary a secondary
consideration Address PROFESSIONAL.
Box L. l,342 Broadway.
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HOUSEK KEEPER-By American woman ot
refinement where one servant is kept, or
would care for invalid or elderly lady; best
personal reference; city or country HOUSE
KEEPER. Box 20. Tribune Office.
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YOUNG MAN. 10, in office, with chance Of
advancement; honest and Industrious; can
furnish best references. Address II. 4.
ROSTER. 147 VernOn-ave.. Long Island
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WANTED.-A bright. neat boy to work In
office; must be good penman. r n. Y.
Box -. Tribune Office
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COACHMAN.-F first class: thor-
oughly understands his business: ten
years reference; city or country. Address
Z. ]. c.. 81 West 44th-st
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YOUNG MAN German in hardware store
RE,INrEcf2 10 East 2cd-sf
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH,
6 West 46th-st.
Rev. r. P. JOHNSTON. D. D.. Pastor-elect
Services at II a. m. and p Preaching by Re
WALLACE BCTTRICk. D. D.. of Albany. n. \.
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BARBER-By young man; active and so
her: IL years experience; country hotel;
summer or steady. Box 341, D0bbs Ferry.
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| FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. 79th-st. and Broadway.
Rev. I. NJ. HALDEMAN. Pastor-Services IL a. m. and
| n m
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COACHMAN.-Sinsle. -; neat appearance:
stylish. careful driver: good rider; thor
oughly understands his business; strictly
temperate; best references: city, country
HELLER, 2.Ol1 1st-ave.
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USEFUL MAN.-By man on gentIeman',
country place understands gardening ana
farming; care horses. cattle, poultry etc:
wich-aVe-
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l GRAMERCY PARK. corner 21st-st-
First hoor suite; also large and small
rooms; table board references
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ALL SOULS CHURCH Unitarian 4tb-,ve and oo,,
st-Sunday school, 10 a m. the Pastor. Rev. THOMAS
T. Sl-lCER VIII preach at IL subject Answers 10
Critics Of Cnitarianism Who Say nitarians Are Not
Christians The public cordially invited.
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MoRAEIAN CHURCH. Lexington-ave. and Both
Rev II. A. GERDSEN. Pastor.-Services, II a. m. AT
O'Clock service In interest Of West Indians.
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STRANGERS cordially to attend
Seventh Avenue United Presbyterian Church (above 2tb
ST., morning. H. evenings. free Come 70
morrow. O'S ~
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COACHMAN.-Color s years exnerfence,
careful CITY driver: best personal refer
ence: willing and obliging: or as first class
porter. R1DDfCK, 30 East 56th-st
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NEW-YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ave
and l2sth-st.. Rev. DUNCAN J. M'MIIIAAN, d. d Pas
tor--Services morning and evening. Prayer Ineetn,
Wednesday evening
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FIRST CHURCH CHRIST. SCIENTIST. 1877 143
West 4Sth-st.. between 9th and 7th aves.-Chrstian
Science services Sundays 10:45 a. m and S p.
Wednesday evenings at o'clock Reading rooms open
daily from a TO p.
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WORK WANTED,

GONERNESS for summer: best
references. Address MADEMOISELLE,
III East 2Sth-st
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ST. THGMASS CHURCH 5th-ave and SD st-Holv
Communion at O'Clock Morning prayer. sermon and
Holy Communion at IL o'clock. Evening PRAYER
mon at o'clock. The Right Rev JOHN HAZF;N
the morning. '' $500 F-''N" ia
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LOST.

LOST handbook No. 26. 300 OF the Empire
City Savings Bank, 23l West I25th-st,
New-York- Payment stopped. Please re
turn 10 bank.
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CHURCH OF THE PuRITANs i3oth-st. near 5th-ave
Rev CHARLES J. YOUNG. ID. d Pastor-Services a
IL a. IN. and p. m. Cordial welcome
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ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMI
NARY. 200 Parh-ave-Sunday afternoon at 80
o'clock Preacher, the Rev. Professor MARCUS DODS
d. D. Of New College, Edinburgh. welcome
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ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison-aye. and G0th-st-
Rev WALTER E BENTLEY breaches at II a. m. Even
song, ,. m. (seats free) Sermon by Rev. WALTER e
BENTLEY. How We Shall Each other After
Death $1,000
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BOOKK EEPER will: write up books for So
TO S. per week. books examined or bal
Rnced: reasonable terms. INTRICATE. Box
- Tribune Offlce.
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NURSE Trained nurse wishes engagement
for MAY and June any sickness, doctors
reference Address for one week, NURSE.
Box - Tribune OdiCe.
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man from Hanover; full charge OF one
child from three years IN, wages $a5; best
references. Address :. ~. PIG East S3d-sS.
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AT LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH corner
l2lst-st. Rev. MERLE ST. c. WRIGHT, Pastor will
preach at IL. Subject: The Social Spirit In Re
ligion' (contnued). Sunday school 945 a. m
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ASSISTANT ENGINEER or MACHINIST.
Stationary. electrical or light marine
work. Address W. J. X. Box 4. Tribune
Office
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woMAN's UNION PRAYER MEETING OF HARLEM
Thursdays. 1890 Second Collegiate Church.
and 123d St Leader, May .. Miss s. r. KENDALL.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS 80.

GARDEsNE ER--Single; reference. a.
private place with glass preferred. -;
Iie movers ana vegetaoles. outside crops. III, w
Ilvsd with nrst class families. csass Iss
DENER. IS BOwery VAR
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ELEVATOR RUNNE;R.-By experienced
elevator runner. PHILIP ]. MGARTY,
III Huron-st., Greenpoint. Brooklyn.
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WORK WANTED.

ABLE GENTLEMAN. 3S. excellent stand
ing; position OF trust with responsible
house: some knowledge OF woollenS hut
ready 10 adapt himself to any reliable busI-
ness: schemers need not answer, but par
ties desiring the assistance OF a good bust
ness man I am pleased to communicate
with would also travel; 50 'G-y 10 start may
he small but give me a chance. Address
MARKET. Box so Tribune Office.
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COOK--ThOrOUShly experienced in all
branches bv day or week; luncheons and
dinners; first class city references. E c.
20 West 47th-st. I'd bell
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GARDENER and FLORIST-By ss.-,-
German-American single al ~ ecerly
perience, greenhouses. grapsries. IanSs.e1- e1-
ing. vegetables etc. on gentlennar-s sap
Try place Address GARDENER 307 Fun. Ent.
23th-st "o' East
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COACHMAN.-Thorous understands care
horses harness and carriages: willing and
obligtng; city or country; hest personal ans
written references. NJ. 22-22 East 4Oth-st
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nm 4 and 9Th ayes;-rhe Pastor. Rev. ANTHONY H
EVANS d. D., Will preach at IL m. n m MIA
week prayer meetings Wednesday. p. m. You are
invited. Ou "ie
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T1ST-ST.. SO WEST. near Central Park
Large hall room; two other rooms: south
ern exposure; parlor dining room; references.
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COACHMAN.-By an Englishman. aged ~
years; height. II. in; weight. loo n;
married. good appearance on the box and
thoroughly understands the management Of
a gentlemans stable; first class city and
country references. Address \. g, Is West
27th-st.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK.-By Frenchman; valet: willing and
useful: for gentleman or small family;
references; city or country. BIsEGER. 161
West 32d-st-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
COOK.-Vierna: understands French and
English cooking: downtown preferred NJ
YUGRISCH 209 West 31st-st
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-22

ment of life to pass through the year
without being subjected to the ills
consequent upon the sudden and ex-
IRENE transitions observable in the
East and Middle West. Its people are
generally contented, happy and
healthful. It is, in short, a grand
place for comfortable life, while, in
a business way, it: is region of easy
profit.
''The Afro-American. population of
the state is increasing rapidly. Our
people in the East and South have be-
gun to discover that Oregon offers to
them special inducements. 1T is a
land in which faithful ap plication
brings its certain reward There is
small excuse for failure where all the
elements of nature conspire to pro-
duce success. Toll, sensibly applied,
is necessary, to be sure. I am not
speaking of the laggard We have no
use for him, in any color. We want
men and women who are willing to
work and who know how to perform it
proftably
Fortunately there are few drones
in the Afro-American population of
Oregon. Our people there are ambi-
tious and active. They have many ex-
amples of what thrift, sobriety and
care will produce in country so gen.
orally favored, for among our people
now resident in Oregon are many
heavy taxpayers. Portland contains
a number of wealthy Afro-Americans,
who enjoy fine homes and abundant
incomes from business enterprises.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-22

A novel and pleasing entertainment
will be given by St. James Sunday
school Thursday evening, June 27, at
8 o'clock. Among the features will
be the forming of the American flag
and singing national airs, conducted
by Chorister G. M. Vassar. The Zobo
band will render some selections. Mr..
Haines will sing solo. Other fea-
lures by classes Of the school, Re-
freshments served. Everybody in
vited.
L. Eppstein & Sons Co., who have
recently moved their extensive liquor
house to the corner Of Wabasha and
Eighth streets, where the best in their
line which the city affords may be OBJ
tanned, have also secured the services
as city salesman, of Mr.. Joseph Eu-
FIST for many years with the Califor-
MIA Wine House. Mr.. Eurist is one Of
the best fellows in the world and ap-
preciates anyone else who is a good
fellow. Call to see him; he'll treat
you right.
Next week, commencing Sunday
night, the Criterion Stock company
will present Dumas "The Three Mus
keteers," with Robert Drouet as
D'Artagnan. The production will be
complete in every respect and the cast
will bring out the full strength of the
company. The sale of seats for "The
Three Musketeers'' will open Thursday
morning. The management of the
Metropolitan has been compelled to
enforce the rule to exclude small chill
dren from the theater during the per-
formances of the Criterion Stock COM
pany.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-22
Low RATES

Via the Northwestern Line for Many
Points.
United Society Christian Endeavor,
Cincinnati. Tickets on sale July 4, 5,
6. Rate, $21.50 for round trip.
Annual meeting National Educa-
tional Association, Detroit, Mich.
Tickets on sale July S, 6, T. Rate,
SPOTS for round trip. .5..
International convention Baptist
Young Peoples Union of America,
Chicago. Tickets on sale July %, "a,
rs. Rate, $3.50 for round trip.
International mining congress,
Boise City, Idaho. Tickets on sale
July II, 10, 49, Rate for round trip,
$780,. r.. " +. r..
Triennial conclave knights Temp
lar, Louisville, KY. Tickets on sale
Aug. "a, rs, 26. Rates, $2150 for
round trip. ~:- IT,. III
For returning limits and ALI further
Information apply to city ticket
agents, 413 Nicollet avenue, Minneap-
Ills, 3S2 Robert street. st. Paul.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-22
GRAND CONCERST.

BY the Young People Benefit Of Pilgrim
Baptist Chnrch
The young people of the city will
give a concert on Tuesday evening,
June 25th, to raise money for the
bonded debt. The following pro-
gramme will be rendered.:
Duet, Miss Sadie Nickeus and Miss
J. Harrison.
Solo, Mrs. 3. Wilson.
Paper, Mr.. Braham.
Solo, Mr.. Charles Miller
Duet, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis.
Monologue, George w. James.
Solo, Mr.. Claude Jackson.
Piano duet, Misses Grissom and
Shaw. - -.. w
Recitation, Mrs. Underwood. .".
Selection, Pilgrim Baptist church
choir. -r >. s
Admission, Is cents =<... !
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-06-22
HON. A. ID GRIFFIN

Expatiates on the Gratnests Of the State of
Hon. A. D. Griffin, editor and propri-
etor of The New Age, Portland, Ore,
ex-member of the Oregon legislature
and present sergeant-at-arms, passed
through st. Paul Tuesday enroute
home from a trip to Buffalo, where he
went as delegate to the National Ed.
itorial Association. He called on.
THE APPEAL and told a glowing tale
Of this trip to the Pan-American Ex-
position, New York, Washington, Chi
cago, New Orleans, Memphis, Indian
apolis, etc. He is very enthusiastic
in regard to Oregon, and when asked
for his opinion of the state and it's
people said:
Oregon is certainly the greatest of
the group of states west of the Rocky
Mountains; and, in the matter Of nat
ural resources in diverse form, in the
grandeur Of its scenery, the richness
Of it's valleys and the fertility Of its
foothills and mountains, In forest
products and precious metals, it has
no equal in this great union of COM
monWealths It's fruits, it's vegetables,
it's cereals, its fish, and even its saw
logs excel wherever exhibited in COM
petition with similar products of
other states. Nature has endowed its
soil, its waters and its rocks with an
extraordinary abundance Of every ma
terial necessary to make it a wonder
full region in substantial resources,
and their development so long delay.
ed, but now being rapidly prosecuted,
will serve to make Oregon the grand 3
est state, all things considered, in the.
Union. &
It's climate is supreme factor in
its growth and in the sum of its at
fractions in every respect. It is
equable in most happy degree. The
slight change of temperature from one
season to another enables every ele-