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Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
PRIVATE BOARDING

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WANTED-ilcom and board for young
couple in private family. On north
sida. Must be first-class. X. care
Republican.
MANF4ID-liy two young men, rooms
with board. Not sick. Address NH,
his office.
AT ONCr,-One more boarder wanted
at Lees ranch; reduced rates. In
quire at j. W. Doris grocery store.
y. q. Box 1886
COUNTRY BOARD-Persons desiring
first-class rooms and board can find
same at Rumney's ranch on Grand
avenue, IL miles from city. Mail de-
livered every morning. Free trans
portation to and from city daily
Telephone 1871.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
BUSINESS CHANGES

BUSINESS CHANCE-The best paying
business in Phoenix, requiring a cap
ital of $1,000 to S10,GO Owner has in
terests elsewhere that demand his
attention. Inquire E. Z. Pascoe, 10
y. Center St.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

WA ED-Hustiing salesman for Arr
zc4la by well established wholesale
house; high commission contract.
with $25 weekly advance Wiile trav-
cling. Jess H. Smith Co, Detroit,
Mich.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

WANTED, PIANOS-We have inaugu-
rated q new era in piano dealing in
Phoenix, the main features of which
are honesty, consistent prices and
real pianos If YOU deal with4us you
will never regret it. Investigate and
let us show you, how to buy, intel
ligently. Remember: the place, lis
North First Ave, opposite rPostoaice,
Messenger & Pos Piano Co.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
HELP WANTED

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W \ NTfD--A woman tn cook and do
housewori> in 4 family CT three. Good
wages. Mrs. Torrey Everett. Cave
Creek read, corner Pemberton road.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
FOR RENT

HOUSEK EEPiNG fat, completely fur
nished, close in. 139 North Third ST.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

LADiES-To do plain needle work for
Us al nome, We furnish materials and
pay 81 to SO per week. Send stamped
envelope to Standard Co, Indiana
ave-, Chicago ILL.,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

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sdh one H'ohtn Eiust oe paia " AuVd"Ce.
DEAF EcT'ATE
MONEY to loan on real estate, in or |
near Phoenix. No agents Address
Fox f. Phoenix.
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ClioltE l-oI' hehhett ADD Tor sale at |
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InLa;n.s hous.. ortn, 1,,,,r,,a,,, 1st
ArI.lv ia Z, II r1o-,ic
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EGP SAFE i
fp! A. sente p"ny' saddle AMI
':,"'p- "iSo vi ~ iiis ana s%uoie mare
9ilisle i Il. No. anu nshl spring
l. Oi3e-i 7''+'ii % 7ii'ii ave-
GOOD saddle pony for sale, with sad
ho>, es5
FOR SALE-A tent and camping out
fit. Wards orange grove. Address
NJ. box pa, city.
FOR SALE-At less than cost, u fire
prcof business house, rented, paying
good interest on the money invested.
7lilali pay lil7'lt az" H. paiahce on easy
terms Adnress Mrs Repecca smith,
= &c, en-, :. ID
WHY pay board? $40 c..ssl gets a small
ranch. planted in wheat, with water
Ter the year nice mousse shade good
Wen, ditS S'iiiS away
- d. 'Hi "i'oe-
Fol; S-\Lf--At closing out prices. a
Loo OF choice varieties OF peach plum
and apple trees The stock is in the
basement of Walter Hill x cos
warehouse. on corner of Third ave
iams, salesman.
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80 ''iililis q, ''i-u 1,.,
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S3oo lash WIN puy pfontdpIe paSl-
ness Win Iull instructions 10 oper-
ate same ana material enough 10
of goods. The business will pay for
everything in three months. House
nartic,,1ars Tho Wictanb1ro Rafting
itro,l-s. yyi,L-,,,r ,,,.o. A,i1
horse, perfectly safe for ladies to
ton street
EOr cAT1,-read 1no acres of aIfa1f,
ana o.,.si,. also II COWS IA beirars
"a - .l, l,,e., ,loc,
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
Is TOWARD BEING

MISS TRoWBRIDGE, TEACHER OF
Fleming Block Class hours 10 to u
and 2 to 4. No classes Tuesday or FRI
day. Pictures on sale. Visitors always
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

The name OF this corporation is an(
shall be the OREGON DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

ALL kinds of printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book re-
pairing done satisfactorily and
quickly = The Republican office
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

First publication Feb. %, 1902.
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02
A CONSTANT DRAEM
EEPxeM THE ,SNSTEKE.

is the only purely veg
etable blood purifier
known contains no
poisonous minerals to
ruin the digestion and
Arizona republican., 1902-03-02

All KINDS or printing, ruling, book
and magazine binding and book repair
ing done satisfactorily and quickly at
The Republican office.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
MRS. U. S. GRANTS WILL FILED.
Her Estate Divided into Four Equal Shares
for Her Children's Families.

Washington Dec. 26.-The will Of Mrs Ulysses B.
Grant was filed to-day General Frederick D.
C.rsn+ son of the testatrix delivered the testament
ar Register Dents office in person Mrs Grant
named as executor the trustee to De selecIeo ny
INV three sons a majority. or the SURVIVORS OF
them" In a petition asking the District supreme
Court TO admit the will to probate. Genera! Grant
rafrs that his mother left surviving her as heirs
ar law and next of kin, in addition TO hln1seiI
T-1Isses Grant. Ellen w. Sartorls ana Jesse H.
Grant Mrs Grant died possessed OF the mousse NO
OH Observation-Disclosures, in this city, valued at
about $40 900: money amounting 10 SlOoo; stocks
hon7e and other securities of the value or slSoVD
and household and kitchen furniture OF the value
oF 9. nn General Grant further sets forth that
under the terms of the will the three sons OF the
+estatrix have designated him executor He there
fore asks the court 10 grant letters testamentary
him
F7v the terms of the WILL the entire estate OF the
+ee+atrix is to be divided into four equal shares
The income of the first portion, 1t is directed sha
he nnIfed to the support of the family OF FreoerIck
n Cant and the education Of his chlldren- Inc
eoo-d norton left to the executor n trust ana
g. +ta heneft of the family of Ulysses 3 Grant
,,nder oreciseEy the same conditions ana 1or the
can1e nfIrposes as the first portion Inc tnlrd po9-
Soa,t and the fourth for the sole use OF Ellen W
a~n-ie for life and at her death to her children IN
a@-,aI shares The will also PROVIDES tnat a me.
.r+o ,1resented TO Mrs. Grant by the Empress or
Tsnan said 10 be q thousand years old, shaH go 10
"a 3al'c N4catTopoIitan Museum OF Art. New-York-
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
PORTO RICO SMUGGLING CASES.
More Testimony Heard by the Court at San
Juan

San Juan, P. R., Dec. 26.-The hearing before
United States Commissioner Anderson of the
cases against Robert Giles, government road
contractor. and Lieutenant Commander George
W. Mentz, who, with others, are charged
with smuggling wines and liquors from ST.
Thomas on board government vessels. con-
tinued to- day. Collector Cruzen testified that
Mr. Giles wanted to pay duty on the cases Of
liquor in question. and that he refused to ac-
cept duty, there is no law permitting the
entry Of merchandise government vessels.
The Collector said he boarded the lighthouse
tender Laurel, where he three cases Of
liquors addressed to the captain Of the Laurel;
six cases were marked Robert Giles" One
case opened and contained brandy. Col
lector Cruzen demanded three times that these
goods be delivered to him Upon failing to Sc
cure them he allowed thirty minutes for the
cases to be delivered. They were then turned
over. He said that Mr.. Giles and Lieutenant
Commander Mentz wanted to return the cases
to St Thomas.
Officer Cosgrove, of the Laurel, then
recalled. He said that the quartermaster of the
tender had not reported the removal of any
cases of liquor at Culebra. Quarternasters
Schultz and Chipchase testified that nothing
N~8 '"een landed at Culehra, and the prosecution
closed The defence will submit its brief on
Monday
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
GUAM'S FINANCES IN BAD SHAPE.
Governor Schroeder Blames Congress for
insufficient Anpropriation

Washington Dec. 26-The annual report OF
Commander Seaton Schroeder, Governor Of Guam.
which is dated July 16 and which has just reached
the Navy Department, indicates a rather serious
condition in the islands finances. owing to the
failure Of Congress to appropriate the sum asked
last year. The receipts last year were in round
numbers S6600O and the expenditures $4,000, leaV-
ing q balance of 5000, which, however, is a de-
crease Of over $4,000 from the cash balance for
the preceding year. This loss is due largely to the
unexpected expenses incident to the establishment
of the leper colony and the decrease OF over soo"
IN import duties. Commander Schroeder reports
that il has been deemed prudent to stop all work
on public improvements until further appropria-
tons are made The value OF the exports and i'm
ports in the year were respectively, sS5,oiS ana
s35.165. The exports consisted almost entirely OF
Mexican dollars. Not pound Of copra has been
exported and neither or coffee has peen
produced in sufficient quantities to supply the
home market. owing to the slow recoveries from
the effect OF the hurricane Of 1900 The Governor
suggests that ii would be a great boon IL the De-
partment of Agriculture would establish an e&-
perimental station in the island.
The Governor recommends that If a Philippine
silver dollar of fixed value is TO be coined under
the laws Of the United States 1t be made legal
can dollar The census OF the island. taken last
f6rtvsix Of whom are foreigners fourteen being
citizens OF the United States Ine iatLer nun er
other employees temporarily imported from the the
sbnye the age Of seven read and write Spanish.
He says that the natives still continue 70 EeLuse
to allow their sick TO receive medical attenuon;
but that conditions are improving, an excess OF
births over deaths being shown for each Oh Ine
last years. -
twenty-four lepers in secusion at Tumon Bay.
He recommends improvements in facilices for
Education and also that the laws for the govern
rnent of the isla d should be remode!led ana coo-
fed He saws there is a desire for United states
citizenship among persons domiced In the island
he "a Ms attention TO the Of Pedro NJ Duarte,
Al present the auditor of the island. He occupies
an Anomalous position. He was an ohcer IN tne
Spanish army. who resigned after the war aI ana
obtained an acceptance of renunciation OF ale
glance. The result is that to-day he Is a citizen
Of no country. -
The Governor recommends an appropriation OF
about s4O 600 for publ improvements.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
FIERCE STORM SWEEPS DENMARK.
Lives Lost and Great Damage Done Through
out the Kingdom.

Copenha gen, Dec. 26.-The worst gale Of many
years visited Denmark Christmas night and
this morning and has done enormous damage to
property and shipping. The telegraphic and
railroad services have been interrupted and de-
laved It is unsafe to walk the streets Of Co
penhagen. owing TO falling tiles, etc. Many
houses have been unroofed, and some mills and
factories have been partly destroyed Two
boats have been wrecked off Elsinore, and eight
nersons were drowned Eleven men Of the crew,
Including Captain Tobiasen, were drowned IN
the wreck of the Norwegian bark G. S. Penry,
which went ashore at Scaw. The Penry VIII De
total wreck and her cargo is washing ashore
Only one of her crew was saved Ihere was
also severe gale in the south Of Sweden
The hospital reports show that several persons
were killed and many sustained injuries in this
.ty. The pillars holding up the overhead troi-
ev lines were blown down, and the stree1car
service was stopped
The water in the Sound rose suddenly nearly
as high as it did in the great flood Of 1S42- sew
.ral ships dragged their anchors and came INTO
,oT1ision or we're sunk in the outer haroor
The ferry service between the Danish lslands
and Sweden has been forced to stop The gale
Uas aocompanied by thunder and lightning
relerrams received here from the provinces re
ao-t enormous damage to property throughou.
Denmark Two boats have been wrecked OH
F71siro-e
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
PARTRIDGE MAKES PROMOTIONS
Law Enforcement Society President Sorry
He Has Resigned.

Police Commissioner Partridge, whose
takes effect on January !, is reWarolIle 'iie -.
who have attracted his commentator py man indAiiie
nro-,o+ions before he retires from Office festeIod
he made Detectives Alfonso Poweh ana " WI --i-1-- -
Ezgers of the Headquarters squad 1oin " 80
n The Brooklvu detective bureau: John AlacAiiuy
Atlantic-ave station. Brooklyn; Richaro L. -;
and Thomas ] Mindy, of the Manhattan oece ,
b,,reau detective sergeants and AlchAel
Richard Manning Andrew j. hiernah' u Ne
Island CITY and Joseph f Roberts aho 'feoi se "
Reynolds detectives. -. t,1,
Powell was reduced from detective Se =.
c-o,,,rissioner Partridge soon after ne went INTO
Office. as+e-
In letter received by the ConInlssioHei -
day from T De Quincy Tully' secre1aiS "
Lew enforcement Society. was the folio"ihs-
am sorry ycu are going 10 ieave the Jpo its an
W, ,,roTnised RI aid the society IN ~ 81
5eayor ro have the State Excise comm osar-aG ms
civil action against lawbreakers aG I,s wo1ld CO.
TO Major Ebstein. who you asSulzeI ,-o-l with US
operate in the work The major uH "a AID not pan
ou+ ,,erv well all HIS criminal EXCISE -4.tS,,I CO.
dismissed Still owe much 70 .Ire .I -broush the
Operation of your department mostly araSe1t our
major which enabled our Socle.y ~ rR-c;sa Com
80 - ryer,or Cde and the state E1AclSs oj,-iI
missioner so that more than elghty ISIard have
action AGAINST lawbEeakers In Soney - 1sornTnis-
been brought in the Supreme CouIL Dy o,I dfd IN
gioner Crllinan We appreciate wa. hone
aOu will moi confound US In your. ~ will ac-
i;v Clrb or the Citizens Inloh.. - 70 nm your
LoV.edge that have not dItei.ttn r,,n YOUR de-
-zpartn1ent for you, to nave gou ,I-,,b vou ir
3ar-Te-t co. fs but have co-operateo WI S1
.nforcing the law Ia such a way az u ~
oed people
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
SCIENTISTS IN WASHINGTON.
Many Important Meetings in the Next Fe"
Davs-Entomologis in Session
rRv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l

fpv
washington. Dec 26--Beginning to-day, Washing
- become the mecca of American scientists
'O4 II, o continue for q week To-day the Asso-
c. - ~ Economic Entomologists held the hrst
. - its annual meeting. At noon tomorrow
ses o-,,,e committee of the American Assocta-
- e. the Advancement of Science will meet to
uo ~ - for the annual meeting of the association
-. ,,-,u begfn on December q and close on Janu-
arv - !. 80 80 +ba ,,os+
This convention promises TO De one Oh inc nioeI
ms so,ar+;sc gatherings held in Washington in
a.rs The association embraces III iD' iioi'
-a distinguished in every branch Of science
ship -+ions are devoted to scientific progress in
A'S --.+ice and astronomy physics. chemistry.
ma Ia1 science and engineering, geology and
in1.- ineo zoology botany, anthropoogy, social
seos,,c science and physiology and expert
mental medicine. -, . oo;a+,ov
- conjunction with the parent aSsocia'ioh
III - sneciaI societies will held meetings
t"ehIS - s follows: The American Anthropologt-
I association. American Chemlcai society Aiheri-
cal -o,IT ore Society. American Microscopical
can 20 ,-e-;can neurological Society, American
socetS' -, association American Physical So
PhlioS .-scar Physiological Society. American
cieNS 1oical Association. American Society OF
19SIis+s Association of American AnatonlstS
soriation of Economle nicsi Soiet IF
cal ana AIS AISSa+anists of the Central and Western
America = illogical Society of America, the Ma
States enSrsnhic Society, Naturalsts or the Cen
tional oeos, Soaiety of American Bactertologists
traI states plant Morphology and Physiology, So
Society t Promotion of Agricultural Science and
ciety Tor tiLe me the Central and Western States.
ZoologlstS, he the ifty-second convention of the
,erican Association "a anu gfan IN the nssf
ings have e.. 70 take place here since 1881, not
thiS ndng the fact tnaL OF lts so.aI M r tt
of "a pei of the association during the con-
Lantion will be the ouiiuiis9 u "
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

washington, Dec 26-The following army A"u
a1,1 orders have been issued;
ARMY.
The following assignments to resehi lieutenant Colonel
SSESSscE SeISS p BORDEN, to the I'd infantry saa'or
q CIIARk,to the 9th infantry
"aLL-o ..,.+ars are made: Lieutenant Colonel
TIE aIu9ES aaMES BUCHANAN. from the 9TH infantry 70
JAHi15 81 Infantry: Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE r
Lne frnm the I'd Infantry TO the 9th infantry
The following volunteer surgeons now at san - -srsncfSe
Wl ~ February l. Captains ROBERI Z. GALL.
ROSSITER ,.,.-
~, ,ouinR officers relieved from their present duties
Inc Manila for assignment 10 duty:
aii THOMAS r. ADAMS artillery CO ps. inspector
nnaIt aajoI Major HERBERT E. TUTHEFLY, cavalry,
Inspector general >-.rv-
1-a,5.- TENEYCK DE WITT VEEDER- commits
sora5 from December %
R,r admiral PHILIP H COOPER detached as srrerin-
Naval Defence District; TO duty
nnr squadron commander. Asiatic Station
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
EXPECTS NO CURRENCY LEGISLATION
Secretary Shaw Gives Up Hope OF Actl0n
at This Session of Congress.
rBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNE-l

TBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE a. -
Washington, Dec 26.-SccretaTy 0nd"' -
- t td ,ractically given up hope Of legislation
~ Congress at the present session de tnlllAs ~
,ossfhle that the House OF Representatives may @
action on the Fowler bill permit the ha'loi.di
banks 10 issue circulation based on tneit % q -
,osiEa n get anv measure which will give rise 10
discussion through the Senate He proposes 70 Aee
up the campaign Of education in the nope ina III
next Congress will enact law which VIII l- en-
the banks 70 give the country an ela9I1O
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
MORE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.

Boston, Dec 26--The Cattle Bureau OF the state
poard ~ Agriculture has discovered the foot and
rooutb disease among cattle in Watertown and In
Dorchsster DR.. Peters. chief of the bureau also
is disouieted by a report of four animals showing
II Of the disease in Hatfield on the Con-
nsscticut River II these suspicious prove correct
a new section hitherto uninfected VIII De SUBJECT
to the contagion.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
ReIiaious Noilres.


breaches morning Christmas Sermon evening bs E5an
CENTRAL Presbyterian CHURCH. m 5Ish-ss ;ss,3E be-
SMITH BT9afaY 8 P Passr sa Rev KG KfT E
= sg3s ssh0 vt5n. M cn5sas esta
Wednesday evening at g. All welcome
CHRIST cHUFeR R59earsZ Re Zso5 ses zls;ss Fssto,
Holy conPuRon II anDs M n2sSs4 9Gsnlng ,eser esegsr
Rev J. l. LAsHER
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Fifth Church Of
Christ Scientist No s24 MadsoqIaTe corner
ssFaafefs saadsys 11 Cordially m e1cems aaa "
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
% 5th,aye and ID, loshrssI Oh ,.o.o-
Morning service and sermon. IL a,
Musical service. p. m us.,
Evening servtce p m Addres, by The
Ledger Of Life
CHURCH OF OF THE ssoIs aEAgESLT .s,s ~; REST,
Rev D. Parker MORGAN, D. D. Rector
4 p. M evening prayer: preacher Rev JOHN WILLIAMS
CHURCH OF THE INcARNAT1oN.
Rsv vIAT Hsdi,GnsTs T RosVaN6R 7ne SSFh B D. Rector
rev " Ia 8 a m. m Holy Communion.
p. m.-Evenins prayer and sermon
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH UNITARIAN, s4sh-st
corner Park-sve-services II a M Dr. "a @ nr NH
ject The Problem Of sin and Evil sunday school y. 10
O'Clock in the chapel entrance Park-ave All corqianS
ave: sHqssHc Rec AZ G5 52"5S s9
vices. II a. and p m Cordial welcome
CHURCH OF THE TRANsF1GyRATLoE Eas. 2stR, :,
3 aaS and Sermon at 1880 Choral Evensons, two
Anthems o'clock
CHURCH OF zsoN 5If ws!s ASP s7,5..t ST TIMOTHY
Rector Rev. HENRY LUBECK. D c. l.
Mornns M0Y praYeF and Holy Communion preacher
ehora a6g preaeher Rev Dr. -
Rev JOHN 2dcavf &. fAad. a9G 'f5-i5 D B. Minister
Rev. EpwARP va GSeefn G. W = MErR4 II 4. n p m.
COLLEGIATE CMARBLEo CHURCH.
Rev PAYID "A, B2ssss 3As a. BnFFEL i FL and q D. Minis Nh
Esvenng-'When Christ Was Born
cotLEeIATE cHERcH.
DONALD SfasTs szGf MsckA4 da5 ssl9' D. Minister
will preach at II g m and 5 p, III
ETsnns h0TnhE Whst % Does Your Tor An Old
Year Question
COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev HENRY Ysss EvERTsoS ePa c%BB D.
Morn!Bs, Sill Bss@:s9 She e Aassls = the the Road
COLLEGIATE REFORMED Ga1RcH EizER HaTs 5g,Reff asT
ELMENpoRF p D. sg99F PastRF Rev FED EpWARp
r RAksTof LIST fMEsDoaF fsGss5 St y and M
SECOND CHURCH Lenox-aye. and 125d-st--Pastor'
~ Erfs AZ Triton. Jr, D. Services at II a. m
and .. m. Preaching by the Pastor
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH.
West 46th-st-
p. JOHNSTON D. D.. Pastor
worship II a. and
Preaching bv Pastor Bible School 10 a. m
YoIrSC5 LADIES AND YOUNG MEMS CLASSES
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Broadway and 79th-st.
Rev l. " HALDEMAN Pastor
Morning subject: Do the Scriptures Teach that Jesus
Evening subject: rs Jesus
Christ Coming Back Jew Deliver the Jews In Pal
Christ Arise: VIII
Jerusalem and the People of Israel Head over All
The Nations the Earth .-rx.
The above win be fourth in the series Iae
Jew in History and Prophecy These sermons are ~
tracttnr vida attentaan. Al welcomA
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
Reliaious y otifts-

Relisious AOhrts-
eoT-I :, CHURCH. Madison-aye- aho iii nreach
ALI, So d dCONNt1l-LA u - ofrock
Inc fte0'Ut' % CsLildren's Christmas Socle'S a. TO-
ALL SOULS CHURCCH, ,os ~ ~ n An
- II Tf-L-F Pastor viii preach a re"
tteE. 49, All cordially invited oel'i~V' o. -
.,-,o.,Irr CATHOLIC SERVICES IN CHKISSIE lSEs 3
AT Ef.f 80 I5Tas+ 2lst-s-Everirg 40;
MlSStSSttSSS;r Pastor Address by ifsEGOfNi
converted Spaniaro- ------
eo,---z CHURCH. Madison-av ana Sn'l o. nreaachng
,AAIIrSGSK S TERRY D. D. PASTOR oa+a-, a ~:
-ba m Chli9eiiN'
,r, ct5IrRCa OF THE DIVINE "a E,r'-aI Fl ma !
Al ne nd T6th-st.-SerVlces' L. d ~
Central HALL D. D., Pastor
m 6fa-s,1 Yesterdays and ConhdenI WI ar
ject: g.. the old New ear E'eiiis'
Is Worth while?''
BROADWAY TABERNACIE =.
Mandelssohn Hall. JIG west to'i postor
SerG r JEFFERSON D. D. FaseoI.
Rev. =. C.,bIIt. "a Worship preaching by the Pastor
= a special musical service win "i5mctsd r1s bv
p H. n m, Bible class GqnaIcSSSS 'S
nv WILLIAM H IHOhiSoN-o ..,,ocr
r,,-,.- r,eeting Wednesday evening at o
CALVARY CHURCH. 4th-avs ana Stn Isl
LEWIS PARKS, D. l.. y, teIeu.
- morning prayer and holy eoiii'u"
q choral evensong, ta -.,.,+ed
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
..uo.nitu1 sunday"

r,.r,tar ta-norrcss is Hospital sunoAs' 's'"''e
fseiite, r. e,,r church Offering to-Enoffo-@
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27
M HELP VENEZUELA

A few sew-Yorieers, as WEI. g I,nx in
hundred of the south America"
this city have volunteered no go ,.;nad
aeia and light for her against nv tnter-
powers of Europe. Description OF
e>tinx coIony. In to-morro"
New-York tribune., 1902-12-27

CALVARY CHURCH West 5Tth-st-Dr MACARTHUR
breaches morning Christmas Sermon: evening Elijah
the Sareptan Drama in series Appropriate Christ