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New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
suLLy SERVANT ACCUSED OF THEFT.
Wife Of Cotton Operator Thinks Unexpected
Return Home Saved 100000

Because Mrs Daniel Suliy. wife Of the cotton
operator. who has country house in Pelham
Manor returned home Thursday night unex-
pectedly she saved her house, she believes, from
being robbed of jewelry ana siVerWsre valued at
10000. She says she discovered that her cook had
concealed in her many fine silk dresses and
other garments belonging her, while the
dining room floor pieces Of silverware ready
70 he taken away.
Mr.. Sully is away on business. and Mrs.
sully spent the day with friends, leaving the cook
IN charge Of the house. Patrolrnan Savage and
butler say they found key to a strong room.
where Mrs. Sully had Jewels worth $4,000 locked
up. in the cooks possession. Mary Mcmahon. the
cook. said that Mrs. Suy's garments had been
given her by Margaret Smith. another servant
Miss Smith said she saw Mary Mcmahon ransack-
;rz the bureau in Mrs. Sully's the
fre she left. Judge Karbach. in Mount Vernon,
yesterday held the 81 600 bah the charge
IF grand larceny
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
COURT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.

Albany June 12.-The Court Of Appeals to-day.
before taking recess until September q, affirmed
the order of the Appellate Division, First Depart
rnent in refusing direct the striking of the
name of STEPHEN J. Duffy from the enrolment
books Of the 5th Election District of the 18th As
sernblv District in New York City This decision
is made on an application OF a Republican elector
TO strike Dufys name from the enrolment list of
that party on the ground that Duffys registration
declaration false.
1t was declared that Duffy had admitted that
he had enrolled with the Democrats in 1906 and
the Republicans in 1907. The contest was carried
10 the highest court by Harry W. Mack, district
leader who argued against Duffy. and Lemuel E.
Cuigg who appeseed in opposition.
The Court of Appeals also decided against Har-
court Bull who brought suit against the New
York City Railway Company for refusal 10 give
him transfer over its lines and to recover five
cents alleged excess fare and costs for alleged
violation of the section of the railroad law relating
fares and transfers.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CHURCH $50 YEARS OLD.
Huntington Presbyterians to Celebrate An
niversary in October.

The First Presbyterian Church Of Huntington,
Long Island. is preparing to celebrate its 25oth
anniversary in October. The Rev. George T Eddy
pastor of the church. and a representative body of
its members planning fttngly to commemorate
the establishment of the church two and half
centuries ago.
The church. which is one Of the oldest in the
country, passed through many vcissitudes during
the Revolutionary War. being first used as stable
and later losing many of it's beams for the building
of barracks by the British. The present edifc.
built many years ago
The celebration is expected to cover a week dur
ing which there will be exercises of various kinds
Huntington Chapter of the Daughters of the Revo-
luton is expected take part in the celebration
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
TELLS OF PAYING MONEY.
Fiscber-Hansen FITNESS Describes
Efforts to SaUe OBr7en.

rosenh r. O'Brien of Philadelphia, complain
mt in ,,,e charges Of extortion. brought against
T. =, E3scher-Hansen, one OF the witnesses
,eetardav at the trial of the latter. The witness
told of his conversations with Ffscher-Hansen
az the LAWYERS office and elsewhere. He said
that the defendant had threatened TO make the
charges against him public unless he paid him
$1,000 at first and $4,000 later. OBrien talked
n, a Ioyv tone and 1T was necessary for the at
torneys 70 have him repeat his answers many
times He had been on the stand but short
time when Justice Goff announced that recess
would be taken until Monday morning.
F = Dowling. the complainant's most init
friend, took the stand when the case was
resumed He told of the meetings that were
held by OBrien. Fischer Hansen and him.
self in regard to the paying of the money He
also told about the discriminating letters that
the lawyer said were written by O'Brien to the
boy Macaluso and of his saying mat tie
r1oney w. paid none of them would get into the
papers. but if it was not there would be uouole
for c,'P-ien. The witness then went on to tell
Of the paying of the first $4,000 by McCarlhE'
the cashier employed by him. and that he had
been actuated to pay the money TO pro'eo'
O. Brien out of sympathy as friend
When the trial was adjourned Fischer-Han-
sen was taken back to the Tombs. In opening
the case yesterday morning Assistant Dstrict
Attorney S:~yth referred to the shocking ana
terrible ma: of the charges that might pe
brought out and he said that he would not dis
close names of men who might be dragged into
the ca Sc unless he was obliged to- On the other
hand Mr. Mcintyre counsel for the defendant'
will spare no one in his fight to save his client
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Baptist leaders agree in saying that no moro sig
nifcant important action was ever taken by
Baptists than that of the Northern Baptist Conven-
tion few days ago whereby the eight missionary
and benevolent societies of the Baptist Church
made to be really UNCONVENTIONAL agencies. Bap-
lists have been congregational in their form OF
church government, and it was not until the or
sanzation of the Northern Baptist Convention a
year two ago that there was anything like a
general Baptist body. The convention has legis-
lative authority, but 1t is representative body,
its findings like those of the Congregational
National Council, have almost great weight
though it had authority.
At the meeting just held resolutions adopted
the result of conference between a committee of
the convention and officers of the benevolent socie-
ties which provide that the eight societies are to
be brought into organic union with the convention.
in word, 1T is said that the societies, which have
always been independent of each other and of the
denomination from which they derived support,
have consented to put themselves under the author
fly of the convention. The end sought by this
tion is unifcaton of the benevoences Of the Bap-
lists and the consistent ana systematic presenta-
tion of the benevolent causes of the church.
AS it found to be impracticable to perfect
all the plans for union of the societies with the
convention at once the convention by resolution
adopted a budget for the three principal agencies
for the coming year follows: For current ex-
penses-Publicaton Society, 100000; Home Mission
Society, $4,000: Missionary Union s547 900. For
payment of Indebtedness Publication Society $780,
900; Home Mission Society, s96, 900: Missionary
Union, s15S000. To the budget added s124, 900
for working capital of the three societies, making
total budget of $1,000, 900. This is TO be apporioned
committee in which the societies represented
by of their officials.
1t is said that this action of the Baptist Conven-
tion makes its missionary and philanthropic soce-
ties strongly denomina tional are the mission
boards of denominations in the Presbyterian system
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

The third year Of the special summer services A,
ST. Bartholomev's Church. which have bssn a
marked success in the past. will begin to-rorror
and continue until the end OF August From To-
morrow until July 19 the preacher will be the Rev
DR.. Barry. dean Of NashOtah Wis. DR. Barry has
the reputation Of being one OF the most farc.snl
preachers in the West, but has never been heard
IN New York. From JULY 25 70 August % ina
preacher will be the Rev. J. Stuart Holden rector
of St PauI-s Church, Portman Square Londen
Mr. Holden who is one Of the notable preachers ef
the English Church. has Iectured in this country
at northampton. but has never been heard from
the pulpit The hour Of service is II O'Clock The
full choir will be present and all seats viii B,
free.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZE.
Discuss Four Evils in Present Conditions,
Including Dishonesty of Employees.

Chicago. June 12-Members OF the raiiroaa coii-
missions Of Ohio Indiana, Wisconsin. Michigan
and Illinois met to-day and decided to form per-
rnanent organization and discussed measures TOT
abroeating four evils in railroad conditions. Inc
dishonesty Of railroad conductors. trespasslng on
railroad rights of way accidents at grade crossings
and confusing varieties of switch signals were
among the topics considered Committees were
appointed make special studies of each OF these
subjects.
The discussion on the pocketing of fares by con
ductors brought out the opinion that this evil mas
largely increased since the passage OF the '"o-
cent fare laws forbidding the collection of a
greater amount than two cents a mile. The COM
rnissioners we're of the opinion that the only cor
rection for the evil is the passage of laws allow
ing the collection of greater fares than TWO cents
mile from pas ,engers who do not purchase tickets
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
HEARST GETS % MORE
Net GAN for Day in Recount OF
I2S BOres.

Mr.. Hearst made a net gain OF , ballots IN the
Ms boxes recounted yesterday. His gross gain was
% while Mcclellan gained g.. Mr.. Hearsts total
ret gain IS now sss in the $50 boxes recounted-a
rercantase Of Os77 There lSlS Yet TO be opened
In the $50 Election District Of the go AssemhiS
District where former Police Inspector lhonnas
McAvoy was TammRny leader. Mcclellan gained .
en6 Hearst 10 of the envelopes, making Hears'
net gain Il in that one district
When you going to give uPE asked MI
Richards counsel to the Mayor. of Mr.. Shearn'
who is assisting the Attorney General
when we complete the count OF Ls4e ooAes'
answered Mr Shearn whose unfailing eooo rfa'uie
has tempered many of the inciplent squa'"ie' "
the struggle. ~.
Mr. Shearn saie confidently ct the close OF 'he
5ev that he firmly believed that if the same rnlnsS
Of rustice Lambert were effective in the olsuic.s
Vet To he reached which Hearst carried IN leS
NcCleIan's plurality would be onset. ne 10" ~
70 means lost heart
for he
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM PICKED.

Por Clinton Ohio June PA worlds record
made today at the Ohio State rife range AZ
Camp Perry in the try-out for rife team to
,erresent the United States the Olympic games
70 be held fn England in July. There were twenty
one competitors the first of them making scores
follows:
Eastman. Ohio ss4: Lushner. New YORK, Isl;
I5mou Ohio sso Casey, Delaware. s5e; Benedict.
Ohio s5l: Martin New jersey. s5l; Jeffers, Massa-
chl1setts ss1: Winder Ohio. $50; Green, L. & NJ. C..
$50 Hessian Delaware. S4s.
This ten will constitute the team. while the
first eight the shooting team Ihe "orid
record Of ZIP points made by the United States
81 Ottawa Canada for the Palma trophy IN Sep
ternber of last year beaten to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CHANGES AT HOLY COMMUNION.

The Rev. R. w woodroofe. assistant of the Rev
DR.. Henry Mottet at the Church of the Holy Com
munton, will preach his farewell sermon TO morrow
He has been senior Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion for nearly three years. He now
goes to Philadelphia where he will become rector
of the Free Church of St John.
Another curate who served at the Church of the
Holy Communion until recently. the Rev. Alleyne
c. Howell goes to assume the rectorship of All
Saints Church at Briarcl!f
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
SIGNS BOVINE TUBERCULOSIS BILL.
Governor Hughes Also Approves Several Ap-
propriation Measures.

Albany June 12-The bill Of Senator Aids. de-
signed 10 sid the State Department Of Agriculture
in its campaign against bovine tuberculosis. was
signed tonight by Governor Hughes The Gov
ernor also signed the Assembly Ways and Means
Committee bill carrying an additional appropriation
of s5 Cor the payment by the state for condemned
cattle This together with another appropriation.
will make an aggregate of sl450 available for this
work.
Other bills signed include those containing the fol-
lowing appropriations: sS0S the abolition Of
grade crossings and $4,000 for the expenses Of the
extraordinary session of the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
MYSTERY ON A CALIFORNIA RANCH

San Bernardino, Cal, June l2.-Suspjcion aroused
by the discovery Of bones believed TO have been
parts Of a human body Or. Duncanson's ranch,
Chin. have led 10 a closer investigation of the
premises. and the ranch owner is now under ar
rest. charged by August Phillips, boy. with
abusing him and another orphan, a seven-year old
girl.
trunk filled with woman's wearing apparel, which,
IL is said does not belong to Mrs Duncsnson. but
are thought 10 he those of a patient of DR.. Dun
oanson. who has never been 10 leave the
ranch, and whom the authorities trying to
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CAPITOL JURY. OUT.
Locked Up in Second Conspiracy
Case after Fruitless Dehberation.

Harrisburg. Penn. June l2-Ihe jury IN ulo
Capito metallic furniture contract conspiracy case
was locked up for the night at 1870 O'Clock TINS
evening In his charge to the jury to-day 'uose
KunkeI directed verdict of not guilty IN the
cases of ex-Treasurer Mathues, eX-SuperinleIoei'
Shumaker and ex-Auditor General snyoer' i
i,,rv will therefore decide the eases of H bufo
Cassel nresident of the Pennsylvania CONSTRUCTION
C-onpanv and ]. NJ Huston. the Capitol archi'ect'
The Jury has been celebrating since n:2o o'clock
this morning All sorts of reports were anoal DIS
IN ballots tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
PRESIDENT OF pORTIa HERE

Mrs Willis II. Hutson is in New York for a few
days her way to the biennial of the General
Federation of Womens Clubs, which opens In
Boston June % and TO which she is a delegate
Mrs Hutson is president Of the Portia Club OF
Chicago chairman of the philanthropy committee
OF the North End Club tho largest OF Chicago's
North Shore clubs, and member of the vacation
school committee of that city. She is the guest
Of Mrs Elliott J. Hyde, No 5ss w. 1Ath street
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
MO NEW TRIAL FOR ROGERS.

albanv June IA trial is denied Charles
II Rogers convicted for the murder Of Fred r.
olnev at WAIKIKI. Orange County, in decision
handed down by the Court of Appeals to-day.
The court also sustained the conviction OF Angelo
Laudero for the murder of Michael sambro, whom
he killed in New York by shooting him in the
head.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
DYNAMITE KILLS NINE MEN.

winnipeg. June 12-Nine workmen were killed
nv q premature explosion of dynamite yesterday
at Chamber Brothers camp cast Of here, on the
Grand Trunk Pacihc Railroad The bodies were
..k.n 70 genora AL were working in the bottom
-f q rock cut when the bias; went off Tons of
,,<x crushed the men
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
WANT BURTON TO ACT AS UMPIRE.

Washington. June I2.-Secretsry Taft to-day tele-
.rsrl7ed ia RepreeentatiIe Theodore f. Burton, Of
Ohio asking him If he would accept designation
ss umpire Of the commission appointed 10 adjudi-
cate disputed land claims the isthn1tan canal
-ore Y is expected that Nj. Burton will accept.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

on Sunday the pulpit of the Broadway Tabernacle
will be filed IN the morning by the Rev. DR. Walter
Walsh. pastor of the Gilfilan Presbyterian Church
Dundee. Scotland. There will he a meeting in the
same church at o'clock In the afternoon under
the auspices OF Atlanta University. There will be
several addresses and singing by the university
quartet The pulpit will he filled in the evening by
the celebrated evangelist the Rev William Phillips
Hall. who breaches under the auspices OF Tent
Evsnsel.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
TRAIN LEAVES JERoME's STAFF.

Arthur c Train Assistant District Attorney,
handed his resignation yesterday to Mr. Jerome.
10 take effect on July II is understood that Mr..
Train is return TO private practice.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the pastor. the Rev. DR.. J. Ross Steven
SON will preach in the morning. and the associate
pastor. the Rev DR. Edwin F. Haenheck will
preach in the afternoon Services are at II a m
and D m
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

Trinity ordinations for the Diocese Of New York
will take place tomorrow in st Johns Chapel in
Varick street. at 1890 Bishop Greer at that
time will ordain twenty-five candidates The
preacher will be the Very Rev. DR.. W. L. Robbins
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

ton One Of tn. Things Worth While" Ts. .,,,.
will finish its present season rhe last Sunday .v.-
ing Of this month BY singing Alfred 2 c,np,
popular cantata. The Holy City At his ru--.,.
Events Class. at 1870 o'clock Dr. MscA-r,u-,
topic will be Apostolic Succession: Ia It Tru.7a
The repairing OF the auditorium Of III. Mars,
CoIIezfate Church. Fifth avenue and 2q,n ssrs..
will begin next Tuesday. and will reauir. saar.
three weeks Meanwhile the Sabbath services a..
the prayer meeting Wednesday night VIII =,
continued in the lecture room. The auditorium viii
probably be open again for services on sUn.zv
July u Or. Burreil will preach at both ss-vs.
tomorrow. the morning subject being The craa.
est of Preachers and that OF the evening IN.
Elixir OF Life
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
LEvEE BREAKS; CROPS RUINED
Louisiana Parish Is Inundated-Tornaoo
Causes Much Damage in Kansas

Shreveport La June 12-The ievee at Creighton
in Red River Parish. three miles from East Poln',
broke to-day The crevice is now four hundreo
feet wide and hourly growing larger ,eVelal
thousand acres of the finest land in the valley Is
inundated and the crops ruined
Fmporia Kan, June IA tornado passed over
the southern part of this county to-day, causing
rnuch damage So far as known one was In
iured At Madison. here, roofs were blown
off some of the largest store buildings.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Religious Notices.

20 cents a line.
At Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
THE REV CHARLES F. AKED. d D.
will preach tomorrow Sunday. both morning and
CLOSING sERSIcEs. q Z sUN6R7. 5ad JnsE E a1sr.
UNIQUE SERVICE
FIVE POINTS iss WoT,s WSTsE s,,sss Of INDUSTRY.
64Eaa. TA5 TEEN f7Na FESf1ATp ct $40 Nus p5s
Superintendent wM B. GARBUTT
ALL SOULS (Unitarian>. 4th Ave goth st-R.v.
.sm :s5mc9 in series Or THE EIaHF WAY TO AZ!
a. All cordially invited "
At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES cHRIsT-s
SSsloN SaN NEW ss WeSt sh s % Egy
Gospel" Protestants and Catholics invited
At LENox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Dr. srEPHRN WISE Rabbi Of the a Free ssEsn sgna
sosue. will preach on the subject Jew and Christian
AT THE WORTH MoNUMENT. a5th. B-vay. sun
sa6ect aS5 sy DoTn ShsRen 4oH
BROADWAY TABERNAcLE.
Sermon ~ !. Esy nny5s5 wAITEa Els.y WALSH d d.
ADDRESSES Hs and bS Pss
University quartet
Sermon by Rev WILLIAM PH1LfPs HALL
BRICK CHURCH
Fifth k.r Av.nVe and Thistyssxsnt5 Street
Ministers. Rev. KoBERT Davis, 'l-'''-'' = L.
Nj and 9AflT at TEsPER xH RFfsfh ssR1cE # at E'loek
weekday Service Wednesday. D m
CENTRAL PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev WIroN 5 MERR ssFG1fTy s d and m Pastor
es of a ha an faa ndts1o sunday
meeting evening st 6coc All Mscoms
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
{sEv "e3 PnRsspr s1 cor, or, ParE Az
Ministers: REV Ss;' JOIN HATSEs h H6IMEs E5 Ms D.
s.,.ss 5I S.5s.al1 vi
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
TnAE5aS Bs6op / wsRNa G4REIa n 11s, D. Pastor
7;s5 p m-The Pastor subject. Some Mems Re-
CHURCH Sc sE. zE9S Ns:S SIN ASD s,z.. ST. TIMOTHY
,,,, Rector Rev HENRY LUBECK. d c. L
Morning Prayer: Holy communion: a m
Choral service: Preacher DR. RUsHToN 3 pm M
FIFTH GHpsTH svExfg 9F ,TB TBE rtSqE AsGENsIox:
R'z pER6f sFIcASsr IaEaS aEaNr sEssaF' Rse51l
m Mr. M'thlqs seIyfs and sermon rect9r,
The witching Hour
n. Re-: sHE F11 0E Tsi' asT aP1 s
Subject T'n rSs R''1ss sssd At and ID tn. M sow.r
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Msdt,o, .~a
and Ssth st, Rev W. NJ. GROSvENOR n n Ps~-
soras ss.,.,I q m HOLY Communion. ii m. Morning
service ana Sermon; p m, Evening Prayer
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES. Sunday morn
lngs IL; sunday evenings. s; Wednesday evenings
Elf r n CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST s2s ga
CHU RCH OF THE ThANSFIGURATION East
I -Coinnnuntons. 7. and m Bakers Mass
ana sermon. 1880 CHORAL. EvENSoNCS 4 o'clock
.os.I SALvARY xI.. W sI-Dr. MACARTHUR. H. "A
aoaei Youth $. Concentration" Special music,
Nes'ed Grand Choir QoOp: Bowman. Cond
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Fifth Avenue and 65th Street
Rev. J. Ross Stevenson. n n
NeV- Edwin F. Haenbeck. D. u Ministers.
services IL A. NJ. and 4 NJ
1T. : nsN f.NsON will preach morning
,ra1a " hALLENBECk the afternoon
Wednesday Evening PRAYER Meeting at =
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church.
West End alst ST.
hDGAh whitaker WORK, ID. d., Pastor.
~ m-..Love Is omnpotent'
. p m--''rhe Touch Of Red
GRAND OPENING RALLY.
SNr r NANGEL. 5Tth ST Broadway. June IA az 4
z m ~ tent. and in Broadway Tabernacle Church
Rsr- MiLION MERLE SMITH. Rev. r S Mao
Rev G. w MCPHERSON Rev. LEWIS HARTs0cK
Rev LEIGHTON WILLIAMS. Rev n wpTTE
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

On the evening of Friday. June 10 the third rally
in the interest of the tent and open air work under
the direction Of the Evangeistic Committee of New
York City will ID held in the Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Church. Washington avenue and 1ssth
street. The Rev. Dr. f. W. Work. of the execu-
tive committee. and the Rev DR.. Arthur J. Smith
superintendent. will speak. The chorus of singers
will be led by r f. Mitchell.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

At the West Presbyterian Church in 42d street
between Fifth and Sixth avenues, the Rev DR.
A H. Evans will preach to morrow at II a. m. On
The Influence OF Great Motive" There will be
no evening service.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
IMPORTANT NOPE IN BAPTIST DENOMINATION
TAKEN At NORTHERN CONVENTION

s31 West s7th street, tomorrow afternoon at $50
Dean Wray's subject will be The Everlasting
Gospel. and Counterfeits. Like Romanlsm'- The
Rev. James A. O'Connor is at NorthheId Mass,
this week to attend the commencement exercises OF
the schools founded by the late Dwight L. Moody
Tomorrow Will be day OF unusual interest at
the Metropolitan Temple. At II a. children'5
day services Will be observed. In connection with
rectatIcns and special music by the Sunday s-nCOl
the pastor DR.. Hi1l will speak on The Relation
Of Education to Character and Success In the
evening the service will be under the auspices Cf
the Art-Saloon League. The Rev. Dr. Howard n.
Russell will speak The Battle of the Bottle
Interesting exercises planned at Calvary
Baptist Church for the children's Jubilee DR.
Macarthur will deliver sermon TO :h. children
"A Model YOUTH and there will be bright and
appropriate music by the hundred voiced choir as
sisted by the scholars, who under the choral
training OF Edward Morris Bowman the musical
director Of Calvary Church. In the evening at
o'clock Or. Macarthur will speak on .Coucentra
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
GRAND OPENING Rally

ZEN ANGEL. oTth ST and Broadway June is az {.
2 m ~ rent: and In Broadway Tabernacle Church
Rsy, MILIoN MERLE SMITH. Rev r s Mao"
f ari n n WIN PHILLIPS HALL. Rev. 70. G. HUGHES
Re-, Rsv u Ir,Mt,T Mi MPHERsoN Rev LEWIS HARTsoCK.
speakers Evangelist TAYLOR nightly In tent.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

The Rev. Dean Newton Wray. OF Wilmore Col
lege. Kentucky, will he the preacher at the Re-
formed Catholic services in Chrsts Mission, No.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church

West End ave and alst ST.
EDGAR whitaker WORK, ID. d.. Pastor
II A. m-"Love Is omnipotent'
p mL-''The Touch OF Red
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church

FIRM Avenue and 55th Street
fev. y Ross Stevenson. n n
Services II A NJ ana 4 p NJ
br STEVENSON will preach in tire morning
ana Dr. HALLENBECk in the afternoon
Wednesday Evening PRAYER Meeting at SIS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

RcH OF THE rhANSFIGURATIoN East
2"h --Comununtons. 7. q m PaEsrs sass
ana sermon 1880 CHORAL EvENsoNCS 4 oeiock
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Model Youth. 8. Concentration snsrtsr
Vested Grand Choir uoO,: Bowman C,o,. 'P'"' music
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Sunday NOR,
lngs. IL sunday evenings. s: Wednesday eysotnas :
FIFTH CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. IS ga
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION Madt,,, .~s
ana Ssth St Rev W. NJ. GROSvFNOR n n Fs~-
torLe m. HOLY Communion. N Mornine
service ana Sermon; p. m Evening PRAYER