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New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

houses sGl on al a plot fdot'l 7l5xI05 feet
Isaac X C2hn Co have sod for Mrs; a. a;
three story dwelling house. 49,, :, ,,-ts.
Hall J. How Co have sold .or FEan5 ,nB e. fat !" iS on
the south side of Seventysixt 2O feet west OF
broadway Mr.. Mcdowell will build a ten or
Leo NJ Mosauer has sold for Hyman q Oppen-
helm No. 327 East SiXteenth-st.. SIX story lehe-
mGnt house on lot 26x92. for about $4,000 -
Harrigan lot 25x1OO feet. the north side .o OF
suburban-stl so feet east Of
plot the northeast corner of the Grand BOGie
ward and Concourse and Two-hundred-and-Iourlh
Charles H. Cronin has sold for John C. Heint5
to Charles Maurer the five story natheuse on "a d
lot 25x10O feet on the west SIDE OF
joining the north corner OF One-hundreo-ahu-eish
Paul Mayer has sold for the Archer estate no f,s tS
feet at the northeast corner of Manhatt tan-aNe'
and One-hundred- and -seventh-st. the MesSIs
Bernheimer also the buyers OF tne auSoitiii1S S
One-hundred eight th-st, which was recently re-
ported sold by s. H stone They VIII o9l1 q sev eT
enth-st. plot will be improved at present
NJ Singer & Bernstein haye sold for o1aaa NANCE
three story building. lot 20x495 feet. for ABOUT
S59.OO0 ,,o s.,.,,.,
St. a five story fathouse on lot 25x9OlO. and No.
III Mott-st.. a seven story tenement house on lot
Leopold We'll has sold No. 2O6 to 212 West Thir-
ty-sixth-st. four old dwelling houses, on a plot
oS 6x1O0 feet for Mrs. Griffin. TO Meyer s. Auer-
The stuyvesant Real Estate Company has bought
No 394 Seventh ave, AS14Xl00 feet with three old
three story brick dwelling houses, toTether with
with the first parcel old three story brick front
dwelling house, and two story frame rear build
purchased No. 246 West Thirty-fourth-st., four
story dwelling house. with frontage of % feet
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Washington. Jan. 3-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
The resignation OF Cadet HAROLD R cIBRoNs sor-+n
class. Military Academy. has been accepted. ~
First Lieutenant MOOR " FALLS 18th Infantry is re-
levee from duty with the 14th Infantry. at Fort
assignment with recruits that from thar
post via San Francisco to the Philippines 1850
The retirement from active Colonel C-i
GREENLEAF. assistant surgeon general is an
nounced.
The retirement from service OF Colonel DALLAS
guest after more than forty years service. is an
nounced.
Fret Lieutenant HENRY W. STANFORD. signal corps
is relieved from recruiting az Buffalo and Will pro-
"ita enlstments for the signal corps.
NAVY
Captain p 2. HARRINGTON. Portsmouth yard.
Captain G. II. wADLEIGH. TO Boston yard.
lieutenant Commander P. J. WERLICH Newport
News. equipment department
Assistant Surgeon r c. HoLcoMB. detached cavite
walt orders.
xssis.ant Surgeon J. B. BUCHANAN detached the Co
lumbia: to the Constellation
Assistant Surgeon E n. BLACKWELL. Columbia
Assistant Surgeon r. N. YOUNG constel-
lation; 10 Asatie Station via the Rainbow.
Assistant Surgeon A N. EAUNTLERoY. detached Naval
Academy: 70 Norfolk Hospital
Assistant Surgeon p T. MDoNNoLD. to Naval Academy
Cable Asiatic Station. Rear Admiral Remey,
Esgasaki, Japan. January 2:
lieutenant Commander JOHN C. FREMONT. detached
csE1te Station 10 duty inspector coiers repairs.
Eoag Kong.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
VAST INPORTATTONs OF COFFEE.
THIS COUNTRY THE LARGEST CONSUMER
IN THE WORLD.

Washington Jan. (SpecaD.-The coffee importa-
tons OF the United States will in the calendar year
1901 be the largest in the history OF the import
trade. Eleven months figures OF the Treasury Bu-
reau OF Statistics show that the importations Of
coffee amounted to s67. .9695s5 pounds in the eleven
months ended with November, against 707 4ss 152
IN the corresponding months in 1900 S17 S7 in the
corresponding months Of S99 74 s0179 in the corre-
spending months of 1898 72e 1896 in the same
months of 1897 and SGT s29 81 in the eleven months
of 1896
Ihese ngures indicate not only that the coffee I'M
portations Of 1901 will be larger than those of any
preceding year. but that they will for the first time
exceed one billion pounds. The value OF the coffee
imports Of the year Will be about 7O00OOO0 While
the quantity imported will exceed by more than
2cO'ooo0oO pounds that OF any preceding year, the
cost will be less than the average in the years from
1880 to 1897, when the cost pound was materially
higher than present
Brazil of course, furnishes by far the largest
proportion Of the coffee importations of the United
States. In the eleven months ended with No
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

325 IT Of Coumbusave 50xlOo H. two story ten hs'
foreclosure sale; G Potter SpaNone et al; \ x
Mapes attys; NJ Dittenhoefer. ref due on 1udst.
S4035 49, S25l H. taxes etc SI54 40 prior mtge
SD each house; plaintiff for $4,000 prior
mtge. Ryer-ave s 295.l0 IT OF Burnside-ave. 25x
163 90S25 yXl5944 story dwg h; foreclosure sale
Larned agt Bjorkegren ct al; Marks atty; Weld.
ref; judgt S42G1 90; costs S26 9l taxes. etc,
$3.50: to plaintiff for 1000
By Peter Meyer Co: 416 East 76th-st. 375 u
OF Avenue A 25x1022 story store and dwg h. with
story and story b bldg on rear: foreclosure sale;
Elizabeth Wiesen al, eXrs, agt Donohue ct al; Z
soinger atty; Judge ref: due on 1udgt Sass 50;
1000 $50 ST Ann save 500 II OF 56h-st 26x90.
story h: foreclosure sale; Caroline Schwartz agt G
al; d & c Hatch atys c ID O'Connell, ref;
due udgt slO529 s424 49, $500 92:
plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Forsrlosu,e SaIes.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY


OF NEW YoRK.-The New York Physicians Mus
tuaI plaintiff against Frieda Hart and
others defendansV- pursuance ot uose. 10y ne oI
action bearing the thrteth day OF DECEMBER.
l. the undersigned. the Referee IN salo luGsneni
named. will sell at public auction at me New tork Eea
Estate Salesroom No III Broadway In the Borougn OF
Manhattan City Of New York on the Z4tn DAY or Ian
uary. 1902, IL O'Clock that day. Dy ierper.
sherman. Auctioneer the premises directed 5y saa
Judgment and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot piece or parcel OF iapa h win @ h
building erected situated lying and oeing IN tne
City New York in the County ana state ., New
point southerIy side OF Eghty-fourtn street
three C20 feet and four ~ nenes
scuthwesterly corner OF
street and running thence southsrly
parallel nearly with Second avenue one
and two 1O2) and % inches 70 the centre nnN
the block; thence westerly and paraneI VII. ~
fourth seventeen feet; thence noEthery ana
nearly with Second avenue and part OF he 9nee
two % inches to the southery side or ElghS-9urtn
thence easterly along the southery side OF
Eightyourth street seventeen 90 feet to the point or
place OF beginning and known by the street nunneT
232 East Eightyourth street. New York CITY Inc and
Block 1529. the Land Map OF the City or New YORK
DANIEL MASON. Referee.
MORTIMER c. ADDOMS Attorney for Plaintiff. II Will
street Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
The following diagram OF the premises to be sold as
described above:
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vember the coffee imports from Brazil amounted
according TO the Treasury Bureau of Statistics to
762l4S514 pounds while the next largest quantity
came from other South American countries, 9l.-
SI14 pounds; Central America, 64,554 400; Mexico
25S4452 Thus OF this largest single importation in
the entire list OF imports excepted, nearly all
comes from American countries south OF the United
States and this is equally true of sugar, excepting
that share which is drawn from the Hawaiian
Islands.
The United States is by far the largest coffee
consuming country OF the world. as will be seen by
the following table, which shows the importations
of coffee into the principal countries Europe and
into the United States in 1899:
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
FATHER AND son RESIGN.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT LOSES THE SER
VICES OF TWO WE'LL KNOWN
OFFICIALS
OFFICIALS.
[nY rELEaRAPH ro rHE rRIRINE. !


Washington, Jan. 3-The State Department has
lest the services almost simultaneously of two of
its most capable and well known officials, Robert
S. Chiffon jr.. chief OF the Consular Bureau of
the department, and Robert 5. Chiffon, the United
States commercial agent at Goderich Ont. Both
designations wholly voluntary, and have been
accepted with regret.
Mr.. Chiffon, ST., whose resignation took effect
New Years Day, had been in the State Depart
ment's service just fifty years, having been ap-
pointed clerk January 1852 after four years
clerical duty in the Patent Office. He was United
States Commissioner OF immigration for two years
following 1866 and after another term in the State
Department was appointed consul at Clifton, Can
ada. on February . 1871 was transferred to the
consulate at Fort Erie April Il. 1882 and since
October % Of that year has been in charge Of
American commercial interests at Goderich His
son. who left the service to-day to engage in pr-
yate business, has been connected with the State
Department for twenty-five years with short
lntermlssion, when he acted private secretary
TO N!ce-President Morton. Subsequently he was
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NEW SYSTEM OF CoALING WARsHIPs.

Washington. Jan. 3.-The Navy Department has
approved the recommendation OF the Construction
Board for the adoption of entirely new system
OF coaling warships. to be applied 20 the new
batteships armored cruisers and the st. Louis
class OF protected cruisers. At present there are
a a number OF scuttlsss and the openings through
the decks are a source. of disorder and danger
liver the coal through the large matches directly
10 the coal bunkers. BY the new system three
coal barges can be employed simultaneously along
side warship without interference with one an
other. The change IS in the interest of simplicity
OF operation, and will effect material saving IN
time of coaling ships.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Notire of Summons.


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
= YoRK.-Metropolitan Trust Company OF the City Of
New York. sole Testamentary Trustee OF William A
seaver deceased. Plaintiff. against National Park
Bank OF New York. Wesley A Lyon and Irene H Lyon.
his wife Robert H. NJ Dawoarn and Howard G. Badgiey.
Defendants Trial desired IN the County OF New York
Summons. To the above named defendants each OF
them; You are hereby summoned 70 the COM
paint IN this action. ard OF
the plaintiffs within twenty days after the
service OF this summons. exclusive OF the
and IN case OF your failure TO judg
will be taken you by default for the RELIEF
demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. December 18th, 1901.
PARSONS SHEPARD a OGDEN.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. once and Postoac. Address III
Broadway. Borough Of Manhattan. the City OF New
York y. Y
To the Defendants Wesley A. Lyon Irene II. Lyon.
MS wife The foregoing summons served upon you By
publication pursuant 20 a order OF the Hon. David
Leventr!tt, Justice Of the Supreme Court
ot New York. dated the ID day Of January. 1902 and
hei with the complaint in the once Clerk OF the
County OF New York the County Court House said
County.
Dated. New York. January srd 1902
PARSONS. SHEPARD & OGDEN
Attorneys for PLAINTIFF Ill Broadway. New York n Y
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publlr Nome.
pUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL NOTICE

An examination for pupils in the Public Schools
who legal residents Of the BOroughs Of Manhattan
The Bronx and who wish enter of High
Schools will be held High School Buildings the
afternoons Of TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY January IL
and Is. 1902, beginning o'clock.
Applicants will be examined in arithmetic. geography.
history OF the United English grammar
position. spelling reading and writing they will take
The Dewitt Clinton High Boys IS at No I74
West One Hundred Sc street; wadeiEh High
School for Girls is 20. SO street and the
Peter Cooper High School for Boys Girls Is at
l57th 81. and Third
JOHN JASPER.
Superintendent OF Schools
NJ M ThA
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Registered
DOMESTIC sHIPRUILpING FoR sIx \

DOMESTIC sHIPBUILDING FOR SIX MONTHS.
Washington, Jan. 3.-In the six months ended
December 81. 1901. there built in the United
States and officially numbered by the Bureau of
Navigation III rugged vessels Of l54O73 gross tons
compared with 5sS rigged vessels of 1929 gross
tons for the corresponding six months of 100
Canalboats and unrigged barges are not included
Ihe principal decline 1872 tons. is on the At
lanGc seabcard, and is attributable 20 work on
several large ocean steamers, which will be COM
peted in the coming six months
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

chief clerk Of the department for a short time and
has been chief of the Consular Bureau since De-
cember 80 1895. He has made several tours of in
spection to consulates, including one through Eu-
rope and Asia. which resulted in vastly improv-
ing the establishment and notable reforms in the
administration Of important offices Because of his
wide experience and marked abilities his departure
from the service is against the wish of his princi-
pals The place vacated by Mr.. Chiffon, ir., is in
cluded within the scope of the Civil Service laws
and IL is consequently filed by the promotion
sular Bureau.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
THE NEW MAINE NEARING COMPLETION

MAY GO INTO COMMISSION ON THE FIFTH ANN
vERsARY OF THE HAVANA DISASTER
Washington, Jan. 3-The new batteship Maine
is rs cent completed, according to a report re-
ceved to-day at the Navy Department This is
such rapid advance the new ship that naval
officials satisfied that she can be placed in
commission by February 15 1903 which will be
the fifth anniversary OF the destruction of the
former battleship Maine in Havana Harbor
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
saith Street.
SD Street.

approximate OF the lien charge TO
satisfy which the aoovedescrbed property Is 70 be sold Is
S1 630S. interest thereon from the hirteth day
December 1901: together with and allowances
amounting S3T362 the thrtieth day
December. 1901, together the OF the
SALE The approximate amount OF taxes assessments or
other liens which be allowed to the purchaser
out OF the purchase money paid by the Referee is
s574. Al and interest.
Dated New York December S1st, 1901.
DANIEL. MASON. Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Fitzgerald, Surrogate OF the County OF New Yo-l.
notice is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Joseph Corbit late OF the OF New Yor
deceased to present the with thereof 70
tho subscribers at our place OF ansacting business
No. 2l2 Ninth Avenue. IN The City OF New York on or
before the S0th day of '' - "
Dated New York. the 2sth day OF December 1901
JOSEPH MCKEE, CARSON G.. ARCHIBALD THOMAS
WATSON, Executors ~>|
wEEKES BROTHERS, Attorneys for Executor As VIII
lam Street. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
TO TEST AN ExTR4DITIoy TREATY.
TT1B CASE OF GERHARD TERLINDEN BEFORE
THE SUPREME COURT

THE SUPREME COURT
Washington, Jan. S.-An interesting case is to be
argued in the United States Supreme Court on
Monday, in which the court will be called upon TO
decide 10 the validity OF an e1tradition treaty
negotiated with Prussia in 1852 the prisoners con-
tention being that Prussia ceased TO exist as a
nation in 1871, when the German Empire was
formed, while Marshal Ames holds the alliance
had effect on Prussias international treaty
obligations. The is that of Gerhard Ternden
agt. John c. AInes. Marshal of the Northern Dis
trtct of Illinois. Ternden was arrested
rant issued complaint OF the German Consul at
Chicago. who charged Terlinden with committing
a forgery in Germany Terlinden sued out a writ
or habeas corpus but the lower held that the
question or extraditon political and not ju-
diciai. On the ground that the courts must de-
termine whether extraditon treaty valid
the case was brought before the Supreme Court,
and briefs have been filed
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Nolice 10 Creditors.


TO THE CREDITORS OF the Modes and
Fabrics Publishing Company OF Albert Sander,
OF all the OF the
existing between Johr Oberiy A.red p Gard
doing business under the style OF the ana
Fabrics Publishing Company Take notice that In ac-
eodance with an order OF the Supreme Court the state
OF New York. County OF New York duly made and en-
tered herein the 18th day OF September 1901 you are
required proofs Of claims duly verified 10 the
sad Receiver his place OF doing business once
{: his attorneys Truax Watson Roberts No isi
Broadway. Borough Manhattan. City New York on
before the 18th day March. 1902 further take
notice that IN OF failure present claims as
aforesaid before the 18th OF March, 1902 you
shall be barred Of right claim against the sald
Receiver.
New York September 18Th 1901
ALERT SANDERS Receiver.
TRUAX. WATSON ROBERTS. Attorneys for Receiver
ODONOHUE, JAMES.-In pursuance of an
OF Hon Frank T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the
County OF New York, notice hereby given that the
Undersigned one Of the nextof-kln OF James ODono-
hue OF the County OF New York deceased will apnI
Surrogates Court OF the County New York a.
with provisions Section a6t ~ tbs
code Of civil Procedure, and all persons having Claims
against said deCedeut to
with vouchers thereof the Syrrorates ~
the County Of New York. his Office in the County
Court House. in the County and City New York on or
before the 25th day of January next ~
Dated New York the oath day OF December 1901.
. - LOUIS V. O'DONOHCE.
LtNtftAN x DONLEf, Petitioner
Attorneys for Petitioner,
1875 Broadway.
n
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
DESCRIPTION OF THE YACHT
LIKELY TO BE LAUNCHED EARLY IN
FEBRUARY-EMPEROR PLANS
CARRIED OFT
CARRIED OUT.

The yacht building for the German Emperor
by the Townsend & Downey Shipbuilding Com
pany from designs by Cary Smith & Barley, is
almost plated and it is hoped that she will be
launched the early part of February. She will
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NNHEREAs. tho undersgned Intends 10 ami,

WHEREAS, tho undersigned intends 10 apply
to the surrogates Court OF County of Washington
n Y. for letters OF administration estate OF
Robert McAurray. late OF the
county deceased under provision OF Section sss o
the Code Of Civil Procedure limiting the penav ~
administration bond. therefore hereby given 10
all creditors Of said deceased claims
the 18Th day OF January 1902 - N
Dated Cambridge n. Y. December 9th. 1901
FREDERICK INGRAHAM
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
MISS ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS.
THE PRESIDENTS DAUGHTER WILL
NAME THE KAISER-S YACHT

Washington. Jan. 3.-Miss Alice Roosevelt, the
oldest daughter OF President Roosevelt. will
name the Emperor OF Germany's new yacht now
building at Staten Island. This announcement
was made at the White House to-day The
Kaiser's invitation to Miss Roosevelt came
through DR.. Won Holleben. the German Ambas-
lsador 10 the United States.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
ConsunnP-

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per - ~
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WORLDS SHIPBUILDIYG IN 1900.

sTATIsTIcS COMPILED FROM GERMAN SOURCES.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBCNE.l
Washington. Jan. 3.-Consul Monaghan at Chem
nitz, sends 10 the State Department the following
table from German sources of the worlds ship
100 registered
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
SHANLEY. BERNARD Fin nursnanco ~

an order Of Hon: Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate OF
the County OF New York. notice is hereby given 10 ali
persons having claims against Bernard F. Stanley.
came with vouchers thereof the subscriber AZ hss
place OF transactng business, Of Herbert IN
Gibbs, ESQ., her Attorney. No. 70 William Street Ror-
o9sh OF Manhattan City of New York before the
Dated New York. September 2l. 1901.
- ROSE 7. STANLEY Exect,trtr
HERBERT II, GIBBS Esq. Attorney for ExeclItrix "a
City -''" i0iN
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
AGENT FOR cATHoL1c INDIAN SCHOOLS

Washington, Jan. 3-In pursuance Of action taken
at the recent meeting Of the Catholic Archbishops
of the United States, the Rev DR.. Henry C. Canss
has been appointed financial agent of the Bureau
Of Catholic Indian Missions. He will make his
headquarters in this city, and expects TO enter
Immediately upon his work of collecting funds for
the support of the Catholic Indian mission schools
He has been for number of years the rector of
st. Patricks Church. at Carlisle, Penn, and has
looked after the spiritual wants of the Catholic
pupils of Jhe Carlisle Indian School He is a man
Of much musical and literary ability.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

You want to know something about the
armies and nh.ies of the woridf It's all in
dealers everywhere. or by mail for 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

You want TO know something about the
aTmies Ar and nnIies of the world: Its all in
EEissnac For sale
deaIers' everywhere, or by mail, for 25 cents
per copy.
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OF an Order Of Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate
OF the county OF New York notice is hereby given
or the County Of New York deceased
with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber his place
ansacting business at the Office OF Henry W. Freuden
thai, no 800 broadway. Manhattan Borough New York
City on or before the 3lst day OF January 1902.
Dated New-York. the 18th day OF July. 1901
- HERMAN G. LOEW Executor
HENRY W. PRUDENTIAL. Attorney for the Executor
SO Broadway. New York city. -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
NET IMPORTS OF COFFEE.
Countries into which imported

The following table shows the total imports OF
coffee into the United States by fiscal years from
1876 to 1901 also estimate for the calendar year 1901
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
GnrroQatee' y ottres

REID, THOMAS.-In pursuance OF an order
OF Hon Abner c. Thomas, a Surrogate OF the C-oun,v
OF New York, notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Thomas Reid late OF the County OF Nevv
York deceased 20 present the with vouchers there
OF to the Subscribers az their place Of ansactng bust
at the Offices Winthrop Stimson No 80 Iibertv
Street in the Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
York. before the 20th day OF March
Dated. New York the 13th day OF September 1901
MORTON TRUST COMPANY. EVALYN E. CROWE,I.l.
Administrators. H
WINTHROP & STIMSON. Attorneys for Administrators
No. 81 Liberty Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New
York City ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

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armies and nnVies of the wOrIdf It's all in
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dealers everywhere, or by mail, for 20 cents
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calendar year. estimated.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH eor-
ner ISd-st HOWARD AGNEw JOHNSTON D. D.. Pas
tor: II A. m. The Sustaining Vision: D m Daily
Mama Week % Prayer services Tuesday 70 Friday
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

ENANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF TIE
ADHENT, Broadway and 9Sd-st., Rev G. e KROTEI
d. D. Pastor-seTvices. IL m. Sunday school
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Madisonave, corner Of 24thst Sabbath services al II
a m and s p m The Pastor. Rev c. H PARKHURsT
D D. viii preach Bible school in chapel Gas: classes
for adults 10
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner sist-
81, Rev GEORGE c. LORIMER, D D.. Passor.-Ser-
munion; topic The Greatest Thing in the Ijnvs-s.
and at 1:45 topic. hrst's Relation 70 Evil an,
It's Destiny After meeting close OF evening servfc.
sunday school al $50 a. During the Of PRAYER
All welcome. - -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

ADAMS CHAPEL UNION THEOLOGICAL. SEM
MARY. 700 -avc-Suntay afternoon service
o'clock. Preacher. the Rev. CHARLES CCTHBERT
HALL. d. D. All welcome
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST fs-tu
w west 4Sth-st between 6th and 7,h aves.-Christiar
science services Sundays at 1915 a. m and D. m
Wednesday evenings az O'Clock Reading rooms ou,p
daily from a. m. to p m S
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Rev I. N: HALDEMAN. Pastor.-services II a -. a
All invited S~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
Religions Notires.

CHURCH OF THE PURITANs. 1sOth-st. near -
ave. Rev. CHARLES j. YOUNG d. n Pasrsr - pm
ii a m and D. m Cordial welcome 'ers'ce