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Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12

The last overcoat is gone and the
streets that saw them shall see them
no more-till the sun ceases his smiles.
The past week of unalloyed sunshine
has driven the most cold-blooded Ange-
leno to put his winter regalia in cold
storage and moth balls and with the
present weather there 1t will remain.
If the local forecaster continues his
fair" representations the fair weather
sign will soon be showing the marks
of hard wear. Today's forecast is but
a repetition of all last weeks fair to-
morrow"
High pressure prevails throughout
the country, with small low area over
the New England states. Snow fur
ries are reported I'm Boston, Cleveland,
New York. Pittsburg. Washington and
several smaller cities In Buffalo the
fall was trife heavier, Temperatures
continue to remain we'll below the freez-
ing point, preferring rather to reach
zero. Two degrees below at Duluth, 6
at Bismarck. IA at Miles City and 16
at Chicago are some OF the colder
places.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
ST. Vincent eOys to Assist

At an entertainment to be given to-
night by the members of the Taber-
nacle society of the Blessed Sacrament
in Wilcox hall Hollywood, Hilda Gil
bert, assisted by boys from st. Vim
cents college, will present the follow
ing program; Original monologue, ION
the Stage; five minutes with James
Whitcomb Riley; "'rhe Day Is Gone
BY, Amt Coin to Cry no More; lul-
lahy. 1.-The Boyle Man." by Paul l..
Dunpar, music by the orchestra; "A
Bad Half Hour" characters are
Howard E. stanton and Lydia and
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
PRISONER MAKES QUICK
DASH FOR LIBERTY

Charles McCarty, sentenced to three
days in Jail on an intoXcation charge
yesterday morning, made a successful
dash for liberty yesterday afternoon.
The man was arrested late Sunday
night. When taken to the jail McCarty
was put on the janitors gang. This
gang Is employed at cleaning the build
ing under the guard of an officer.
Late yesterday afternoon McCarty
was scrubbing the steps leading to the
police court. The officer turned for a
minute and when he looked again Nc
Carly was gone. The man is thought
TO have run up First street to Hill and
then lodged back of a house.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
WOULD RATHER HAVE
MONEY, THANK YOU

A. Brundige was before Police JUS
tice Chambers yesterday charged with
being drunk The man was sentenced
to SO or three days, and he astonished
the judge by leaning over and con-
fidentially announcing that he would
take the SO and tie judge could keep
the three days"
The sentence was then suspended,
but Judge Chambers remarked that IL
the man who sold I3rundige liquor was
brought before him he would be given
a sentence on the chain gang which
would not be suspended
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Society
Have Interesting Meeting

The members of the Business Wom-
ems club had most interesting meet
ing last night at 211 South Broadway,
listening to a good address on What
the Trust Companies Do for Women"
by Mrs. Pearl Adams Spaulding. She
treated the question from all its sides
and made her pointPwith great clear
ness and preciseness.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12

Hilda Gilbert; piano solo, DR.. ]. NJ.
Loretz; "At the Telephone; THE -Four
Ages Of Women; How Different Girls
Walk; selected music by the orches-
ira; Stage Struck" by Miss Hilda Gill
bert; Charlie Wilson Langdon, an actor,
Phil Kerr; Bill, stage hand, James
Hayes; Mag Duffy, with ambition, Hilda
Gilbert.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
HAS ROLL OF RUGS
THAT ANOTHER CLAIMS

John Mcclure was arrested early yes
terday morning by Patrolman II. l..
Gardner and will be taken to court to
face a charge of grand larceny.
When Mcclure was arrested he was
carrying a large roll of rugs. These
are said to have been later identified by
fred Long, proprietor of the Schattie
hotel, 901 East First street. Schattie
asserts Mcclure stole the rugs from a
room in the hotel and also stole a hat
and q pearl handled pocket knife.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
0. H. ENSIGN NAMED
AS CHIEF ENGINEER

o. II. Ensign has been designated as
chief electrical engineer of the United
States reclamation service in charge of
electrical and mechanical matters, with
office at at 321 Merchants Trust build
ing, Los Angeles, Cal. 1t has been
found desirable to gtTs Mr., Ensign
more specific authority and response
bility in connection with the prepara-
ton of designs for electrical and me-
ehanical devices.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
INVITE COUNCIL TO
ARB0R DAY EXERCISES

Formal invitations We're extended to
the city council yesterday to attend
the Arbor day exercises In Sycamore
park on Friday
Tallyhos and automobiles will be pro-
vided for the eouncilmen, their wives
and city officials, and many will at
tend.
The national guard and hundreds of
school children will participate.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
4To Present PIayIets

At the Hotel Alvarado tonight two
playlets, Lady Pat" and the "Syndi-
cate" both by Capt. Leslie T. Pea
cooke, will be presented by Capt Pea
cooke and Miss Gertrude Keller, as
sisted by Miss Mary Findley. A recita-
ton of "Gonga DIM" by Rudyard Kip
ling, will also be given by Capt. Pea
cooke.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
COUNCIL PLUM TREE
Is BEARING FRUIT

Two new offices were created by the
city council yesterday for the mayors
office and the supply clerks office.
Miss Jessie Grimes will be made
stenographer of the supply committee
and to assist i'm council committee
meetings.
Frank A. White will be the new
mShHenger for the mayors office. He
is from the Sixth ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
To Give Annual BANQUET

The members of the military order of
Loyal Legion will give their annual
banquet tonight at Levy's cafe. A
short musical program will be presented
and speeches will be made. Old army
songs will be sung and stories will be
told.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
To Entertain at Luncheon

In honor of Mrs. Elwell S. Otis of
Rochester, N. Y, Mrs. M. c. Burnett of
1928 Hope street will entertain at
luncheon today.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Present Drama

The drama, "St. Elizabeth of Thur
ingia: or the Miracle of the Roses"
was presented last night by the young
women of st. Joseph's church at st.
Josephs parochial hall, 1924 South Los
| Angeles street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
To Have speclaI Proqram

In celebration of Lincoln's anniver
sary the members of the Ohio society
will entertain with special program
tonight in Fraternal Brotherhood build
ing, Lincoln and Figueroa streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Mrs. Dunn Is Hostess

Mrs, w. e. Dunn of West Twenty
eighth street was hostess yesterday at
ernoon at a buffet luncheon and bridge
whist party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
To Give Parlor Lecture

At the home of Mrs, l. N. Van Nuys
1445 West Sixth street Mrs. Eleanor
Bingham of Chicago will give parlor
lecture for society women this after
noon on american Artists as Seen
from the Other Side"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Honors Charming Debutante

Miss Ethelwyn Walker, Ills Lake
street, entertained with a card party
yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss
Margaret Woollacott, charming de-
butante.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Handkerchief Shower

In honor of Miss Renfro the men,
bers of Wade Hampton chapter gave
handkerchief shower yesterday after
noon at the home of Miss McGauhey,
S27 East Twenty first street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Reviews Book

Rev. Burt Estes Howard gave a COM
prehensive review of the book "De
Profundis' yesterday afternoon before
the members of the Ebell club
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Acacia Card Club to Meet

The members of the Acacia Card club
will meet Thursday afternoon at Ma
sonic temple, Hill street, and all MEM
pers OF 0. e. S. chapters and friends
are cordially invited.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
viii Meet Tonight

VIII Meet Tonight
Owing to a postponement on account
of stormy weather In December and
I'm January the Connecticut society will
hold its annual business meeting to-
night I'm the assembly hall Of the Cham
her of Commerce building
Cut by Saw
A. Mcdonald, n laborer was seriously
cut by q buzz saw while working In a
mill on East Market street yesterday
afternoon. The man was taken to the
receiving hospital, but later returned
to his home at 1918 Mitchell street.
Sentence Suspended
Claude Brown was sentenced to
sixty days on a charge of failure to
provide for his wife and three children
in Police Justice Chambers court yes
terday. Later, in order to give the
man another chance, the sentence was
suspended.
Hurt During Brawl
Albert Lopez was seriously cut above
the right eye in a fight with an un-
identified Mexican yesterday afternoon.
Lopez was taken to the receiving hos
pltal for treatment. His assailant was
not arrested, as Lopez refused to give
any information in regard to the fight.
Auto Victims recovering
Mrs. II. Schrlber, Arthur Schriber and
Miss Rosa Roscher, 2506 West Fifteenth
street, are slowly recovering from the
injuries received by being knocked
from the buggy i'm which they were
driving In a collision with an automo-
bile at Hill and Pico streets last Sun
day afternoon.
Held for Trial
Richard Harris and Robert Anderson,
charged with holding up and robbing
Frank Pinschower on South Flower
street several weeks ago, were arraign-
ed in Police Justice Roses. court yes
terday The young men were held to
answer to the supreme court under
$4,000 bonds each.
Bicycle Stolen
A bicycle belonging to Joe Robinson,
q messenger boy, was stolen yesterday
afternoon from the corner of Fifth and
Broadway. He had gone into q build
ing and left the wheel against the curb
ing. Returning a few minutes later lie
failed to find 1t. He at once notified the
police, who are on the lookout for the
thief. The bicycle was an Orient.
Negress Stabbed
Ethel White, a negress, yesterday
applied for a warrant for the arrest
of Harry Yorke, a negro, who she
charged stabbed her in the left leg.
The woman was taken to the receiving
hospital for treatment, but later re-
turned home. The woman said she had
become engaged in a discussion with
Yorge and that the latter had become
enraged and stabbed her.
Loses Diamond Brooch
Mrs w. NJ. Zimmerman, Hotel Ross
lyn, reported to the police last night
that a gold horseshoe set with twenty
four diamonds, the largest one-half
carat stone had been torn from her
waist by her furs while she was shop
ping yesterday afternoon. The brooch
is valued at $3.50. Mrs Zimmerman
did not notice her loss until she re-
turned to her room.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
In Honor of Club

In honor of the Valley Hunt club the
members of the Pasadena Shakespeare
club will entertain tonight with dane
ing party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
THE CITY

Strangers are Invited to visit the ex-
hibit OF California products at the
Chamber of Commerce building, on
Broadway, between First and Second
given on all subjects pertaining to this
qectfon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12

The Herald will pay. $40 In cash 70
lead to the arrest and conviction OF any
person caught stealing copies of The
Herald from the premises OF our
patrons THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Masquerade Dancing Party

Hotel Hollywood entertained with a
masquerade dancing party last night
for their guests and friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
To Be at Home to Club

The members of the Feicidad Gard
club will be entertained this afternoon
by Mrs. F. S. Thede of 252O East Second
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
OVERCOATS SNEAK;
SUMMER IS HERE
More Fair and Warm Weather Prom.
ised for Southern calfornia's
Incompatible February.
Cold In East
ne yesterday, 10 hours, 4s min

Sun shone yesterday, 10 hours, 4s min
utes.
Possible sunshine, 10 hours, 4S min
utes.
Maximum temperature, So.
Minimum temperature, 5S.
state forecnst-FaIr Tuesday, light
north winds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Sentence Suspended

Claude Brown was sentenced to
sixty days on n charge of failure to
provide for his wife and three children
in Police Justice Chambers court yes
terday. Later in order to give the
man another chance, the sentence was
suspended.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Cut by a Saw

A. Mcdonald n laborer, was seriously
cut by buzz saw while working In a
mill on East Market street yesterday
afternoon. The man was taken to the
receiving hospital. but later returned
TO his home at 1918 Mitchell street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12

Owing to a postponement on account
of stormy weather In December and
I'm January the Connecticut society will
hold its annual business meeting to-
night in the assembly hall Of the Cham
her Of Commerce building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-12
Hurt During Brawl

Albert Lopez was seriously cut above
the right eye in a fight with an un-
identified Mexican yesterday afternoon.
Lopez was taken to the receiving hos
pital for treatment. His assailant was
not arrested, as Lopez refused to give
any information in regard to the fight.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
IBy Telegraph 20 The tribune ]

10y AelebfHpn 70 Ine Irlbune.l
Chicago, Jan. 1s.-An early appearance Of strength
in the wheat market to-day gave place 20 weak
ness under the general desire OF those who prohted
by yesterdays purchases to sell before a break
Enough OF that kind OF selling was done to cause
decline that took of about half Of the previous
days gain. The same influences were az work in
corn ana oats ana in provisions the sellers were
in excess well and prices closed lower. The de-
cline in wheat was 9sc; IN corn from sc 20 &c;
in oats &c in May and 1-1so in July Pork lost
from l2lko TO 15c; lard. from lOc 10 l2c and ribs
nc.
After about half an hour Of active trading in
the wheat pit ssIes in large quantities by people
who had satisfactory profits began TO tell upon the
price, which dropped about sc from the highest
point at the opening. After the slight advance had
been obliterated the bears ventured some on the
short side. causing further Decline &c but at
that point buying started afresh. May close
7sssc 10 76@c, compared with 77c 70 7so yesterday.
July closed 7s4o against 7e4sc 10 7esc yesterday
There was an active business in corn the first
half hour and 10 the further betterHent OF fits
price Weather as bad it could be. both for
the country roads and the drying out Of the
ground. added confidence 10 the bulls. The other
markets showed a downward tendency, affected
the corn traders, who were further encouraged 20
sell by increased offerings from the country, and
diminished demand from the seaboard. May corn
st the close s4sc TO 45c, against 45sc yester-
day July closed al 44tc compared with 45c % 45sc
yesterday.
Business was again lively IN the oats pit and at
the commencement OF the session the price Jumped
&c above the previous days closing figures for
both May and July. There was naturally much
profit taking by previous purchasers, which was
felt during the forenoon IN a gradual drop OF the
opening advance. The natural action Of the mar
ket under so much selling was TO sell lower At
the close May ST&c. against $50 yesterday, and
July S95sc TO s5c, against s5c yesterday.
Provisions were quiet and prices were inclined TO
sag. May pork opened at SIS s25k and sold off to
Ss 57k May lard opened at So So, sold at 50 55 TO
fs 571k Of to 50 52s5 70 50 g. May ribs opened az
PIN 70 S 20 and sold of 20 So III.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
ORCUTT OUT ON PAROLE
IrusntOr's Trouble Laid to Opposi-
ton to Sisters Wedding.

Edward L. orcutt. OF No. s4e East ga street
sitter being IN the Tombs on charge OF grand
lsrceny since Monday. in default of 81 Ooo han o.
ueroed in the custody Of his counsel last EVENING
Many well known persons were involved An tba
companies organized 10 use Orcutt's natan+s r1
cutts lawyer said that the opposition of his client
20 the marriage OF his sister had resulted an b,,-
ness enmty to Orcutt.
orcutt invented block signal for railroads 7,
1905 orcutt organized. under the laws OF Maine ,b
International Railroad Safety Appliance comna,,,
Thsre were 5000 shares OF stock canitslIzss =.
100000 In return for orcutts patents he re-
cesved 1000 shares
About the same time another concern was or
snnized under the name OF the Railway Electric
Signal Company, 20 develop the patents ~ Orcu,.
and II possible TO obtain the rights Richard sboI.
don. the organizer OF this second companv who
lives at No 6ls Lexington avenue was a we'll
known shot putter and graduate Of Yale. The
Sheldon company obtained an option on orcutt's
patents for six months. and paid him $50 a week
70 demonstrate his inventions
In April, 1906. after sheldon's companv rauea -
exercise the patent rights. It is said Orcut organ
ired the automatic Safety Stop and Cab Sienal
100000 and shares 81 each Two bundraSS 81 1hoU Uh
sand dollars worth OF shares were sold tnclnding
Island City. Cook caused the arrest OF 0rcutf o5
the allegation OF grand larceny, declaring the
no5eE ne paid Tor the shares had been procured
RsbitZek. counsel for Orcutt. said the Automatic
Safety stop and Cab Signal Company had no re-
sources other than the option on his clients pat
nothing and that orcutt was being prosecuted bv
some 80 1 one In THIS connection appeared the name
wished TO marry Orcutts sister.
were George Lauder ~ ,.6o as inentioned
me yacht Endymion and broke the OCEAN T "a
Goeiet ~ - ana f'0Oert W.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
CONDITION OF TRADE
'Dun's Review" says:

Dun s REVIEW says:
Trade in winter fabrics improved as the weather
are most irregular on account Of varying tempera-
checked bT snow blockades and the best railway
authorities state that expanding needs of the
nation can be met only by a much greater ex-
penditure for new track and rolling stock than has
yet been contemplated. although prices OF stocks
proposed new issues Of securities for these pur
poses Clearance sales have made good progress
Jobbers and wholesale houses In large volume
while collections SHOW some Improvement, although
could not well be more favorable, contracts IN
some steel ana cotton mills orders are not accepte1
for shipment during the first half or lsH lew
ers are fully employed, and several liberal az az
Rances IN pay were announced during the week
last year. which exceeded the hgures OF 1905 by ~
this port showed gain OF $685. e2O in imports and
sx q qoy @ 6 9 N week ekPSfs %ar B per cent less than
Sy saT aggo g on on er SSSgu1t en al Cities there an
average gain OF 90 per cent
Bradstreets" says:
portaton alike feel the effect OF varying adverse
@ esteT conditions EalGh s5e some Sg time ago in
railroad matters even more acute: Lhese cOlol f
the year but are productive OF especial comment
ano trouble just now because OF the T,, IsO
sry. 1865 The entire Northwest has struggled with
series of snoWstorms. followed by intensely COLO
weather: the Central West and Southwest nave
had weeks OF heavy rains, culminatlns ln s~oilsn @
rivers and impasaable country roads, while al the
South the complaint has been that the weather @ ne
been unseasonably warm and lower Temperature
are necessary for fullest activity In the NOEll57
west coal trains have had the right OF way, anu
grain movement has been light, one TesuIt @ Delrs
frTner prices for wheat. while bad weather oanIaS
Ing 10 corn and oats. has been stmulus 70 pLlees
OF coarse grain The reports from tne @ll.sr 90
crop are not conclusive. Very heavy rams. .yao l
loved by sieet and See. are reported "a 2eFs 9s I
winter wheat belt In Texas too much mo.s,ure
has caused rank growth and complaints or Dug
damage
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
TO HELP BOOM LONG BEACH.
seashOre Municipal Railroad Company In.
corporated with Secretary of State

Among the certificates Of incorporation filed
yesterday with the Secretary of State at Albany
was for the Seashore Municipal Railroad Com
pany Of Long Beach. Long Island. which intends
10 operate an electric trolley road from Port Wash
ington 70 Long Beach. connecting the Sound and
No connection is contemplated with any other sys-
tenn. The company has already bought up the
Long Beach Transportation Company, which has
tracks between Freeport- Point Lookout and
Nassau-by-the-S The cap4tal is given as sl50OOO
ana the directors named p. X. Ames, Long
Beach; NJ H. Day. Brooklyn. and H. D. Bristol
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Notice to Creditors.


J7DdAR, WILLIAM B.: TO THE CREDITORS OF
Il William b. Edgar. deceased: Take notice that l.
undersigned, intend TO apply 20 tho Surrogate OF
County the Issuance Of letters of ad
mlnstration. with the VIII annexed of the said WILL
lam 3 Edgar. dsceased who resided in the city OF
and County Of WestCbester. and died in said
City County and for order fixing the OF
under the provisions Of $685. OF the Code OF Civil Pro-
cedure, a double the OF the claims Of the
creditors against the estate OF the said William b.
Edgar deceased. presented pursuant this notice.
creditors of the said estate required
claims the Hon. Frank Y. Millard, Surro-
IN the Phnpsbursh Building. in the City OF Yonkers
County. New York. on or before the 18th
day OF February, 1907.
Dated January 10th. 1907.
REEvS & SCRCGHAM. Attorneys for Petitioner %
warburton Ave. Yonkers. " Y.
T7DGAR MARY B.: TO THE CREDITORS OF
II Mary D. Edgar deceased: Take notice that I, the
undersigned intend apply to the Surrogate of
chester County the issuance OF letters OF admins
tratton of Goods Chattels and Credits which
or MARY u Edgar, deceased who resided in City OF
Yonkers Of westchester and died IN city
and County, and for order fixing the amount OF
bond administrators, under the provisions Of 2664
OF the Civil Procedure double the of
said Mary Edgar presented pursuant this notice
All creditors OF said estate required present
their claims the Hon. Frank V. Miard.
Westchester County at said Surrogates Office. in the
Philipsburgh Building. IN the city OF Yonkers
chester County New York. before the 18th day
OF February. 1907.
Dated January 10th. 1907.
AGNES c EDGAR. Petitioner
REEvS & SCRUGHAM Attorneys for Petitioner 90
warburton Ave. YonlHers. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-19
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
go cent, per line.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Pa, ,.. Religious meetings II a. m. at
sehernerhoTn street and Boerum Place. Brooklyn.
cssEsT 0TcR Far EsE. Ra4 B,TB cRcE sR
Pa'tOr-services at II A NJ. and P NJ. All Welcome.
SOUTH CHURCH,
Raw -rrAdH3 Madison SO ave; avs and -,3 SSth e
f'' THOMAS kEaR Mini5teT BRIDGES D. D.
e:45-ChildTen's service.
s Afsr1oon 8ocS''S topic. d a Joan % 'ae 0f 3 M
ST ANDREWS zgr METH9PIsT tn; EPIscoPAL CHURCH,
REV. ANDREW GILLlES.
?. m--"Man's Supreme Duty
5 dwaTd ya Everett Hale ir will speak Music by Lin
ST BARTHoLoMEw's CHURCH
The saH Rev SnI ILTIGHToT q ! 5 PARKS s Rss,or
s5tnDn. p n.Eysnins y: service prsaeher Rev y Wood,
where 1e Sea 9.Tan TinS9 Esar be found H0yc' and
ST JAMES CHURCH Madison ave 71st st-s a. m.
EVen3S PsTa2 al II eoo m LtaPy and 2 Mi
preach at both services '-''' '''
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church,
pa, c.r West End Ave and s6th St.
'v eE9FGE RAsTERs + RKM4Y oPyU p OF PaSs2E THEw
P, M.-"DARE You Do 1r:''
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
I'd and 7th
Rev. JOHN g. FAGG. .. D., Minister,
Will preach, IL a. m. and s p. n.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
Rev DAVID ofA JAS ave SuRRE Pns Ih s. s. D. Minister
Morning. % TiiI y1eS preach oidd at II a. m and p m
Evening: 'samson's Riddle"
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST NICHOLAS.
Rev DONALD S's sAGs 9Ee MRcK44 iaS ts3H B. D. Minister
Rev. EDWARD 5. CoE. D. D.. Will preach at IL
a. m; Dr MACKAY at s p. m. Subject: The influence
Of the Dutch in American History
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End ave. and 71th 50.
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB, d. D., Minister
will preach at IL a.
Work Among the Labrador Fishermen" -
p. m.-Studies for Men in the Teachings OF Jesus
conducted by DR. Cobb
THE PEOPLES INSTITUTE.
AZ Cooper Union; 3 r NJ Doors open az 7;IS. :,
Boston. Subject: Democracy
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner of 10th St, Rev GEORGE ALEXANDER. d. D.,
m. At the services the Pastor will preach
Wednesday evening service at O'Clock
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 25d St.
7th ave.-Rev HARLAN G. MENDE>NHALIA y. D.,
breaches at II a m. and p. m.
WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
42d st. between 9th and 9Th
Rev ANTHONY II. EVANS, d. D., Pastor.
breaches at II a. and s p.