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representing Chas. A. stevens d
Bros, Chicago, the great ladies'
furnishing house, has y full liae Of
beautiful samples and plates Of
Spring Suits. Skirts, Waists and 30
on. Would be pleased to haze the
ladies call and SEQ them,
l0I Marvin Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

~ desired New York County.-Mary L. Grannss
Plaintiff, John J. Mullen. Marchesi
Martin Paskusz George A. Lvelle.
Simon Z Bernheimer and Josephine Schmd COM
posing the firm Of Bernhemer and Schmd Tony Coangelo
William +. Northrup Robinson Stoneware and
NJ. Bowers Receiver the o Bernhetmer
& Schmid. Defendants Summons To the above named
each Of them: You summoned
the complaint in this action. and a
copy your the Plaintiffs Attorneys within
days after the service Of this
of service: and in failure 10
Judgment will be against you by de
fault for the relief demanded In the complaint Dated
New York January 2Ist. 1902. CARY & WHITRIDGE
Plaintiffs Attorneys. Office & =. o. Address so Wall
Moore above named The foregoing summons Is
by publication pursuant order
orabe Samuel Greeneaum Justice OF the Supreme Court
OF the State New York dated March 2Ist.
filed original complaint Of Clerk
OF the County Of New York In the Borough of
City OF New York. n the oath day of March,
Dated. New York. March "a 1902
Yours. &C..
CARY s. WHlTRIpGE. Plaintins Attorneya
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29
rppoDoRE PARKER.
u.nw1ck-r PORTRAIT OF A cEHh-
% .p,rED FIGURE

sn,es PARkEs u gMEA ssss1iek AN Octave. aE
es4Esna soas Sa Nisiiin 6 Co
..sent generation Theodore Parker
10 " little more than name. Yet to
- az during the Civil War he was one OF
tHo& nv known and most discussed OF pubic
Ane One Of a group OF advanced mink
Sn@x Unitarian minister. he stirred up
--.Ssssion TO his views Of things religious
- ~ IS IMAGE notoriously unpopular ana
- ,.xsped trial for heresy. He was a MEM
-. "a. T,ranscendental Club. TO which Elmer
- ..,~zped and was himself a poet anu e'
-. "a veil a preacher, He was an AZ
- .,s,s. slavery man. who fought many pa'-
- -. war was actually declared, and he
,v.~ one OF IAncoln's strongest supporters AS
q .u.n,eter he has left sermons and writihss
INST are voluninous and inspiring. de was d
,Aoneer IA the lecture field. and underwent great
haydships while propagatfng his views ol re
,,.s.,s Its. As a man. his life was rugged but
,..rs,,,,, he 1,ossessed q sensitive though siren
uoes character -
s-,,., r.ar,v disrupted the Unitarian Church,
ta g. which Parker became active. was
,.x,,a,n.v q man could be Christian who be-
. s. q truths Of Christianity for any other
r-~sou /. an because they were approved by
. = md wonders. In speaking of this period
6 uer,s life Mr.. Chadwick says: His reso-
a # the worlds earlier religious histories
4 tree stages-Fetichism, Polytheism, Mono
/, an Is too delightfully."- simple TO have with
g +fe shock of Spencer's ghost and all the
e. e r. what not that have been marshalled
4 me anthropologists during the last haif'c
Z -" OF his sermons there were 80 many opin-
. thet all New-England was in arms about
D n. he expected the general hurly-burly to
Z, rtas,vx- YCh
t.st rhere It did no appreciate harm. One good
& eaotn vas not so about some things, but
] was sure of him. He preached the central
--e-ft.es and there nothing the matter with
his life.- His poems and essays appeared In
the beading periodicals. and OF OF his pro-
auctions the biographer writes: How 1t scars
and sings! / had never dreamed that great
things IN religion could be made SO warm and
pleasant SO tender and appealing to the heart
and mind"
One OF the most charming chapters Of the
book 10 that in which the author carries Parker
through one year of European travel drawing
freely upon his journal. In half dozen pages
Is given a really comprehensive idea of the
places people and things visible. and Of the i'm
preasions received by peculiarly Individual
temperament. We value this biography for the
vivid rcrtrait 1t gives of an interesting man;
for its luminous treatment Of unitananism IN
ante-tellum days. of the New England Of that
dine AMI of Reconsideration. We value 1t,
a,so sa- its excellent style; the work Of
basGrapher who includes everything that is es-
sential much precious detail. but nothing that
= merely trivial in the subjects life. He brings
cut in clear relief the human traits which did
much 20 disarm criticism and weaken opposi-
DIN placing Theodore Parker among the truly
notable men Of his time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29
Nuiloe of Summons.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
~, NEW YORK Sarah II Powell, Plaintiff. against
Gilbert T.. Orcutt Henry IL jackson. Phillip Sennier
Glass Company uAmited,: Norman y Black. Nina
dolph Grace AInsworth Vivian blackburn George Case
George Townsend. Townsend Pen Nicholas OConnor
Mr. Mebane, Mrs Selcne Mrs Heat Mrs
Basset Miss WorreII Mrs Winner
HALEY burton. Mrs, Nuhn, Mrs. Tasyart. Mr.
Buck. Mrs. Robertson Mrs Meyerheld
Mrs. Dresser. Mrs. Waterman Mre. Hart.
Mrs, Beatte MI Russell
defendants being tenants tn. premises herein
Christian names are Unknown to plaintiff. Maus
York; Federal Thing and ManteI Company.
Woods. Evans. Defendants the
above named Defendants: You hereby summoned to
complaint In this acton. and a copy
your the plaintiffs attorney twenty
days service of this
service your failure appear an
Judgment will be taken against by default. for
the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. March 18th 1902
WILSON NJ POWELL Plaintiffs Attorney.
Street. Borough Of Manhattan New York city
To defendant. Gilbert f. circuit: The foregoing
served upon by publication pursuant TO
order of Hon Samuel Greenbaum. OF the Justices
of Supreme Court. dated the of April 1902
the complaint in the Office the Clerk OF
County of New York at the County House In
Borough Manhattan. City County Of York
New York Aprii'5. 1907.
WILSON NJ. POWELL. PLAINTIFFS Attorney
Office and Post Office Address. No - Wall Street cor
Broad Street. Borough of Manhattan New York City.
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11uE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

YORK by of God free and INDEPENDENT. To
Ann r Marshall. Robh Tyler Mary McC- Horner-
Harry Winter. Lucy F. Marshall. Agnes Robb Chew.
Armstrong Elizabeth Tyler Rhett, Sarah tt
Marshall. Catatne J Myers Cassie Julian James Nine.
Georges Munro Phoebe Munro J. Herbert
c Chew. Richard r. Good and 10 all
the Estate Of Catharne Gartz Robin
late Of Baltimore. Maryland, deceased,
otherwise send greeting
You and hereby cited and required
sonay 20 be and appear before Surrogate OF the
County OF York, the SurrOgates Court q said
COUNTY House in the County OF
New York End day of May. 1902 half ten
O'Clock the forenoon OF that day, then anu there
judicial settlement Of the account Of proceedings Ct
] Herbert Carpenter and Samuel c Chou as Executors
OF the Will and Testament of said deceased and
hereby cited are under the age Of
required by guardian.
n have none TO appear and apply
for be appointed q in or neglect
or failure to do a guardian will he appointed the
and act for in the proceeding
In TastIrno Whereof. We caused the
SurrOgate-S Of the said OF New
York be hcrcunto affixed.
Witness. Hon Abner @. Thomas. a Surrogate
he of March in the year Lord
thousand nine hundred and
j. FAIRFAX MCLAUGHLIN.
Clerk 81 the Surrogate's
FREDERIC DE p FOSTER. Attorney for Petitioners.
Is Wall Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New
York
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portrait OF Bishop Butler by Vanderbank
serves as frontispiece.

The Rev. DR.. Joseph Agar Bert puts before
the public a protest against the accepted theo-
ries OF the future condition OF men. in THE
Immortality of the Sour methodist Book Con-
cern) which inpresses the reader as somewhat
iconoclastic DIT. Bert finds nothing In the
teaching Of Christ of the Apostles TO show
the permanence OF all human souls. and con-
tends that Plato and the school of Greek philoso-
pliers are responsible for the idea and for the
subsequent adoption into the Church of this
belief:
We have also considered the teachings OF
several modern theologians. but have not found
any one who seriously endeavors TO prove that
the immortality Of the soul is taught IN the
Bible. The Bible teaches clearly that
man as created was destined by God to snare
His endless biessedness. But this by no means
implies that every will exist forever even
when existence has become unmixed curse
The real significance of the immortality OF the
soul seems In DR. Bert's estimation. TO be In Its
bearing on the ultimate destiny Of the wicked.
He discusses the various portions Of the Script
ures dealing with the punishment of the lost
souls and SAYS in conclusion, Ruin. complete
and final awaits those who reject the salVatloii
OF Jesus and persist in what they know 10 DE
SIM not eternal suffering and torment, winch
are remnants of Plato and his school ana MOI
teachings of the New Testament 1t is an uh-
usual discussion. novel in some phases, but fun
OF the fruits of study and of fresh 1nterpIe'a-
tions of the teachings of the Greek philosophers
and of the Bible.
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0earhers.

FVFPF-TT STONE gale and Columhia), sio " "
A Mtb 81 Tutoring at pupils or tutors reslue"e.
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Uubllc Monies.

WANTED. FOR U. 5. ARMY-Able bodied unmarried
United states good character and temperate kanlts
sneak write English For Information.
annv 70 REtRIrITINC; OFFICER. 25 Third Avenue. -
Coranft ST Eighth Avenue. I05 Sixth Avenue or II
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AoEECY
"A supplies Professor Teacher Tutors Governes,es
etc. to CoIeEe. Schools and Families. Apply to
Nh. y J. YCUN0-FuLTON q Upiep Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

William A. burlington. lecturer in the UNI
versity and Bellevue Hospital Medical college,
and In several other colleges. reproduees articles
previously published by him in THE North
American Review on Christian Science: An
Exposition of Mrs. Eddy's Discovery and Its
Legal Aspects (E- B. Treat & Coz, raising
plea for children and other helpless sick"
which proves him most antagonistic to Mrs
Eddy and the Christian Scientists The author
reproduces the charter of the Metaphysical Col
lese. of which Mrs Eddy is the leader. and dis
cusses the legal aspect Of the existence of this
college and the legality Of the practice OF heal
ing by the system promulgated there. No
stronger denunciation seems possible than the
unfaltering statements OF DR.. burlington In tell
ing of the treatment OF disease by Mrs EDDY
The mental part OF the science does not seem
to come under the discussion, but the evils re-
sultinr from lack of medical attendance upon
diseased cases are shown both by strong pen
pictures and by photographs. A careful digest
of the laws of the various States concerning
the practice of medicine and of contagious dis
eases is given. In conjunction with reported
cases which do not come within these laws.
Whether or not Dr. burlington has the sym
pathy of his public he al least has the courage
of his convictions DR.. Charles NJ. Oughton, OF
Chicago. in "Crazes, Credulities and Christian
Science" (E. II. Coiegrove). makes an attack on
Christian Science. "Eddyolatry" and Science
and Health" from the point ofview of a physician
who has investigated the facts in many Chris
tfan Science cases of cure or lack of cure, and
wishes to give utterance in this form to the re-
suit Of his Investigations Dr. Oughton gives
very interesting account OF the fanatfcisms of
early centuries. including the fingellants. be-
lieyers In witohcraft. the financial craze culmi-
mating In the South Sea Bubble" and other
waves of credulity which have swept over ma
tions. Christian Science is classified with these
by the author, who quotes from the Christian
Science Bible and then from eminent lecturers.
writer's and preachers in regard to its state
ments- Hall Caine. DR. Gunsanlus Canon
Eyton OF Westminster: Newell Dwight Hills,
". L. Sheldon. Mark Twain and many others
are IN the list Of those quoted finding fault
with the teachings Of Mrs Eddy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

DOCTORS SAY
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Book. SUMNER HOMES" of 200 pages. It
gives list Of Hotels. Farm and boarding Houses with
thel" location rates OF board facilities attractions &c
May 18th and Both Excursion tickets reduced
will he sold n i20 broadway, broadway and
Ferry Offices giving opportunity OF personally
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Passenger rates. cents n mile.
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GUNNER Rreoris guloe.

SUMMER HOMES booklet describing hotels and
BOARDING. houses free upon application ticket offices
Asst 100 Gia Eagle Burtau) 1882 World Vaca
RureauJ, u31n Journal Resort Bureau 1888
3Ih T.. r., and New
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st, Eagle Resort Bureau Broadway.
Brooklyn, and AT l.. l. r. r. stations in Brooklyn.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29
Omrial EeaaI Notices.

A TTENTION is called TO the advertisement
in the CITY RECORD Of April 26h to May 9th
confirmation by :he Board of Assessors and
the entering the Bureau for the Collection
and Arrears OF Assessment for Local Improvement
n of Bronx, 23d
Street. regulating paving and recurbng Sd Avenue
Park Avenue. East. EDWARD Nj. CIRCUIT,
City Of New York, April 25th 1902. Comptroller
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Ahner

n PURSUANCE OF an Uruer Vi tut, i, -
l. C. Thomas n Surrogate OF the County OF New York.
notice Is hereby all having claims against
Saran A Townsend. late OF the County OF Ne% Iorh a.
with vouchers tnereof % inc
AT MS place ransacting business az the
osce ~ Nash Jones' 81 Wall Street In the CITY OF
~ wentyffth day OF July next
dated New York the twentieth day OF January l'VZ
$4,000 GEORGE, @. WHEELOCK. Executor.
NASH JONES Attorneys for Executor o. wan 0NIee"
York City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

Il Thomas n of the County OF New York,
notice s hereby all having claims against
Andrew Shiiand Of the County OF New York de-
with vouchers thereof TO The
place Of runsacttng business No. "
the CITY or new iOiA- o1 VI NeA0i7 u'S
nth August. 1902
D ANDREW SHILAND. Executor
sfIILAND SHOEMAKER HEDGES attorneys for
Erecu,or No. n broadway New York City. " T.
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EasT EXPRESS SERVICE.

DED -"D" LINE.
For La Guayra. Puerto cabeio Curncoa and Mara
Curacoa-Caling also a T.
Roberts Pier Brooklyn.
S S CARACAS. Saturday, May g. noon
S s.. A.
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON BLISS & DAIIETT
General Managers. 135 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

T Fitzgerald a Surrogate Of the County OF New
York notice hereby given to all persons having claims
against Henry Mills Day. late OF the County OF New
work TO present the with vouchers thereof
10 the subscriber place OF transacng business.
the ONCE OF Sherman No 80 Broad Street In the
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York. before
18th day Of June. next
Dated New York. the 10th day Of Deeembe1 1901
SHERMAN DAY for Executr1x. 80 Broad street.
York City
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rN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

l. C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF Ne" 4orHs
Notice is hereby given to all persons having GaLl'
OF the County or New 1ofs,
decea,ed 10 present with vouchers tnereol -
Of .ransaCtng business az
the Office Of III H Glass. No. 10 Chambers street, N
Borough o Manhattan city OF Ne" iOfA' Oi -
befo- he dav OF October. lSuZ
Dated York. the 18th day OF Marcn tI -, =.
KATE MEINKEN. HENRY MEINkEN. CHARLES u
MEINKEIN. Executors 40 r-L.-.so-. c+-.s,
III N GLASS Atty for Executors. ~ Chanloers Sueet,
Rorough OF Manhattan. New York city
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Frank
L r F,t,xerald Si,rrosat. ot County New
yo-k Notice all having claims
Francis the County OF New YORK
deceased to present with vouchers thereof 20
the OF tansacting business NO
no East Borough OF Manhattan II the City
Of New York before the 9th day or June next
Dated New York, 10th day OF December 1901
ELEANORA 4 BEATTY.
EDWARD J. HESSlOS.
Executors
MICHAEL. J. SEAMAN. Attorney for Executors 81
T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-29

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF Hon Abner
q Thomas a Surrogate Of the County OF New FORK.
notice Is hereby given all parsons having clanlS
sgoins. Annie e Turley late OF the County OF Ne"
York deceased present the with vouchers
70 the subscribers their place Of tansactng ou
ness al office OF Joseph III Mahan No - ChalDeS
IN o York Borough OF Mahhaetahs
before first day o October next
mated New York 10th dav Of March 1902
TIMOTHY THOMPSON. JOSEPH H. MAHAN
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n pursuance of an order of Hon. Frank 4.

IN pursuance Of an order or Hon rdHh Il
l. r-,zosrsId a Surrogate County Of New YORK.
notica hereby given TO all persons having claims
Weber. late Of the County OF New 1orA. -
ceased to present with vouchers Thereon 20 70
OF t-ansactng business the OF
FIeyu & attorneys. l51 BFoal"aS.
1'ttv New York Borough of Manhattan. on oc
beror. the first day OF July reNt-
N~N'N 49, EMEIINE A. WEBER.
Administrative with the VIII annexed
CONVICTION Attorneys for Administrative l35
broadway Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
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surrosates' Noilees.


IOhSCaANCL vi I'LL CAuCA VI iiOii- ~ADA'NA
- C. Thomas a Surrogate Of the County New York.
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
Sibermann. late OF the County OF New
deceased the same with vouchers thereof
a place Of transacting bust
ness at the Office Stern & Rushmore. No. 40 Wall
Street Borough Of Manhattan. City OF New-York. Oh
or befor 10th day Of October next
Dated New York the seventh day OF April. 1902.
RERTHA SHERMAN, ARTHUR SILBERNANN,
MORRIS ROSSIN. Executors.
STEM RUSHMORE. Attorneys Tor Executors. ~
Wall Street, York
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