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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-21
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RoYnI Nelehbnrs IanterfnIn

The Royal Nelghbors of America
held another Of their delightful social
sessions in the K OF P. Han Tuesday
afternoon at which time they had
the honor Of entertaining the state
Vice Oracle, Mrs. Eunice stealey, OF
Fairmont
Mrs. stealey was accompanied by
Mrs Margaret Snyder, yice-oracle.
and Mrs. Lucy Shroyer, receiver Of
Fairmont camp.
After a pleasant social hour refresh
ments were served In the banquet
room and with inirth and lest the
time went merrily, and all too
quickly the time for parting came
Alpha Camp escorted the visiting
officers to the fnterurban station and
with many promises to return. good
byes were said and another bright
day went into the history of the To-
cal camp OF Royal Neighbors OF
America.
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wIGHTMAN PLANT 10 RESUME

S. R. Wightman, ,of the wightman
Glass Company, has announced that
operations at the eompany's bottle
factory in South Sabraton will be re-
sumed Monday or Tuesday, Septem-
Der Z or S. 1t Is the intention OF
Mr.. Wightman to have the fires light
ed during the last week in August. as
only about ten days are required in
which to melt up the glass and have
1t in condition for wlrking.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-21
usED OTHER alAN,s NAlIE.

Earl Lee, OF West Milford. was
here today He feels indignant over
the action Of some city prisoner, WIN
used his name, when arrested for
drunkenness. Mr.. Lee himself was
in no such condition and was not ar
rested.
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LAMP CHIMNEY PLANT
WILL RESUME OPERATIONS

The Mcbride Lamp Chimney plant
at Salem will start UP again about
the first of the month. The plant is
now being repaired and enlarged and
hereafter Its capacity will be doubled
to what 1t has been. and will use
eighteen men instead OF nine.
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A Dellghtful. snrnrIse por,v

A very delightful surprise party
was rendered Miss Ada stealey at her
home in the stealey addition Thursday
evening. A number of her friends
called on her and spent very pleas
ant evening. as Miss Stealey played
the part of impromptu hostess to per-
lection.
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Henry Radabaugh.

William A. Batten Is transacting
business at Morgantown.
James Brown Mcdonald. formerly
resident OF this section. but who
now resides with his daughter AT
Grafton. was calling on friends here
yesterday.
Mrs. Maude Batten and little
daughter, Marguerite. have gone to
Elkins to Visit Mrs. B. Is. chenoweth.
G. L. Lyon and family Of Shinnston.
are here the guests OF BIrs. Lyons
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper N. VII
l<ins9n.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-21
Entertains at Dinner

Mrs O. L. Flowers delightfully."- en-
Stertained at a six o'clock dinner
Wednesday in honor of her guest.
Mrs. Charles Horrors The affair was
enjoyed by all an covers were laid
for eight The invited guests were
Mrs. Charles Horner and slaughter,
Mrs. G. A. Chambers and aughter.
Mrs. c. f. Arnett Mrs. w. CASTOR,
Mrs. F. H. wheeiocz and Mrs. C. b.
Bradford.
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Pretty Luncheon

Yesterday Miss Katherine Stuart
entertained at very prettily APP
pointed luncheon in which she gave
in honor Of Mrs R. G. Altizer of
Pittsburg. and Mrs. Robert Wilson,
Of Pittsburg. The floral decorations
We're nastrums and covers were laid
for Mrs. Burton D. Bailey. Mrs. Al
tier. Mrs. John Koblegard and Mrs.
Wilson.
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An nee Crcnm sncinl

Next Monday evening on Its lawn
the local Salvation Army Will give an
ice cream and cake social for the
benefit Of the girls hime, The CO.
operation Of the public is respectfully
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Married at NIorgantown.

William Braqht and Stella wn-
iiams of this city, were united IN
marriage at Morgantown yesterday
Afternoon. "
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Mrs. Smiths Honsc Cnee,

Miss Cora Atchlson is the house
guest Of DR.. and MIS-, j. B. Smith a.
MI. Lake Park. WHO are occupying
the Crane cottage this summer.
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RECTOR RESIGNS

Thereslgnation of the Rev. ]. F.
Plummer. rector of the Episcopal
church here, has been accepted. He
will go to the st. James church near
Baltimore. His ministry here Of
four years has been popular and
successful one and all regret the de-
parture of himself and family.
John t. Williams, of wllsonburg.
was here Friday.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
especially recommended for children.
1t tastes nearly as good as maple SUI
gar. Sold by all druggists.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

John P MackayI and Mrs. Mackay- There were
large number present to meet Dr. and MIS-
Mackay, who were welcomed to their new helo OF
labor by the ministers of several Of the iocal
churches A short musical and literary programme
enjoyed by all The church building was Open
for inspection
DR.. Mackay installed as pastor Of the <of'h
Church last Tuesday evening, DR.. George Alex
ander OF the University Place Church, preaching
the sermon. On February DR.. Mackay took
charge OF the work Of the church and delivered
his first sermon Since then larger congregation
has greeted him each Sunday. Last Sunday q
branch Of the Presbyterian Brotherhood was or
ganized by the Of the church, under the d.
rection Of Dr. Mackey. and they will meet at the
church On Sunday mornings at 9:45 o'clock. DR.
Mackay will lecture at the church next THURSDAY
evening on Europe Through Ny Eyes, subject
on which he has very definite views.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
HOUSE TO BE A SYNAGOGUE.
Alterations Will Be Made for the Hebrew
Tabernacle Association.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supertn-
tendent Murphy for remodelling the two four story
dwelling houses Nos. 21S and 30 West both ST.,
into synagogue for the Hebrew Tabernacle
Association, OF which s. Werner is president. Tho
necessary improvements are to cost $4,000, accord
ing to the estimate of B. W. Levtan, the archi-
Plans have also been fled for remodeng and
connecting the two loft and store buildings, Nos
254 and 256 Sixth ave, owned by DR.. A. F. Burg
man. the improvements being made for Louis R.
Solomon lessee. Charles Gems, jr., is the arch-
test Plans have also been filed for eQufppins the
six story hospital of Little Sisters Of the Poor
of ST. Francis. No. 90 IS 5th St, with ex-
terror staircase at all stories that may be used
FOR emergency exit in Of fire other cause.
Dtnars & Brite are the architects
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
HANSON PLACE METHODISTS CELEBRATE 5oTH
ANNIVERSARY.
ANNIVERS4RY.
HANSON PLACE

The Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
,r Brooklyn. viii begin its sem-centennal celebra-
son tomorrow Elaborate preparations have been
-ade by the pastor. the Rev D-. Charles Edward
ocke. and the officers OF his church.
The Hanson Place Church, with its more than
NO thousand members. is Of the two three
erresr churches in Methodisu. Il has had ex-
-aordtusry history and has numbered among its
,sstors many able ministers. some OF whom have
,econle eminent IN Church circles.
The Hanson Place Church has been noted for its
,arriotis-r Its second pastor. the Rev. James H
Perry went the front colonel OF the 18th
Rer-ment New York Volunteers which he recruit
81 rom the young men Of the Brooklyn churches
Ire American flag Will have conspicuous place
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
NASSAU ST. SITE SOLD
BUYER IS AN INVESTOR.
Syndicate Pays ss75,ooo for the
Denton Farm, Near Mineola, L. L.

Trading in downtovn parcels continues to be a
feature of the local real estate market The prln-
cipaI deal reported yesterday affected business
site south of Chambers street. Ruland g WnIIns
Counanv sold for the estate of William Duryea
No 1a2 Nassau street, a four story and basement
building on plot IS 11xs9x irregular The buyer is
investor.
The Denton farm of 100 acres on Jericho Turn
pike. between New Hyde Park and Mineola, Long
Island has been sold by the Jackson Bros Realty
Company to a syndicate of out-of-town buyers
The Mccormack Real Estate Company also hao
an interest in the transaction The property was
sold for $4,000 This property is to be deVelopeo oy
the purchasers this spring This sale IS the largest
acreage deal in Western Long Island this year
The purchase of this property is considered 10
be only Of many indications that there will be
a big demand for Nassau property the coming
H J. Sharrett will offer al voluntary auction sale
to-day al Masonic Hail. Port Richmond. Staten
Island. large number Of improved and unin-
proved Staten Island parcels The budget OF offer
ings will be follows: The six room house No 81
Bay ave. one lot on Simonson ave, three on Brook
ave. and two Franklin ave, at Mariners Har-
Dor: eight room house at No. IS Lafayette ave,
two lots Eeberton and one on Lafayette
ave. Port Richmond; lot Elm ave. west
Brighton; Nos. 122-124 Madison ave and Nos
13s-141 Lexington ave, Palmer tract and thirty
lots on Decker and Lexington aves. and Catherine
St. Decker Heights.
IN the Real Estate Salesrooms Nos. II and 1s
vesey St. Joseph P Day sold yesterday plot 6ox
104 feet on the westerly side OF St. Nicholas Pl.
1914 feet north Of 153d st, TO the plaintiff for
$4,000. He adjourned the SheriT's sale Of all
right. title etc. which J. A Donnegan had on De-
cennber 1s 1907 since, in the premises No. z41
Central Park West.
Peter F. Meyer adjourned the sale Of No 323 70
83b West s6th 175x10Ox irreg, three story tene
rent and story stable. 10 March 81 He sold
a vacant plot 75x100 feet. IN St Nicholas pl.. $50
feet north Of I53d St. to the plaintiff for s25o0o.
Charles A. Berrian sold No. 522 to 52s West
15sth St, 100x99.11 feet two six story fathouses.
to the plaintiff for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

John Davidson sold for E. Badt Pat
25xfoc
Frederick Plumb six story fathouse plot 4ox1oo
feet at the northwest corner Of Amsterdam
story house Joseph Mccarthy to A T.
Eoever
J. G. Bassuan sold for Charles R Schliess plot
$4,000 feet on the north Place
tending to 1881 st, of Grand to
investment
The Braude-Papae Company sold for the Burling-
ton Realty Construction Company No 605 TO 6O1
West lssth St new story elevator apartment house
on Mot 75xe9 IL feet. known Is the Stockbridge.
Charles V Schmidt jr Clarence A. Rothrnel have
resold for William John Lawson to James J.
Martin Nos $50 and 1881 St. two five story
triple fahouses. plot 50x99 II feet The sellers le-
Gently the property in trade for the hve story
house northeast corner OF St Nlchoas ave anu
1s4th St. negotiated by the same brokers'
The Sun Construction Company has sold TO SarnueI
CreeuberE the fathouse Nos 3l5 and 30
Pleasant ave, on plot 40x94 feet.
Louis Rafoer sold Nos. $50 and SCI East lo4h ST.
-o three story brick family houses each 2oxI3 feet
Louisa G Giraud sold No. 1243 linton ave- a two
story frame dwelling. lot IS 6xS611 feet
kurz & Ureu sold for the estate OF George draI
the ,uo three story frame buildings plot 5oN10 feet
IN the north 146th eight feet west OF MOTIFS
ave
Goodwin & Goodwin have resold for Harry l. Hosen
southeast corner Fifth and 1l5th st. nFe
story double fathouse, with lot 211x1Uo teet
The buyer Will install stores on the street.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
PLANS FOR TENT WORK.

II. eysnge..st.c committee OF New YORK ChS'
thrUuga It's executive committee. is making preP
con tcT active campaign IN tent afo Ope
sork Il N.z W. CIV the coming summer. Meet
tags are being held committees appointed aI0 iA
lie YER near future the entire organization io' l
coming sumner VIII be announced FreN'IhhiS
Meetings are being arranged &C.. and especially inc
o2eliag meeting Cn April q VIII De OF unusual IN
teresr m 80 interested in the work should re
serge ms cate and watch for future announce
Nenfs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
SWEDISH LUTHERAN STATISTICS

Waai Is accounted 10 be one of the most lIlous-
troas Of the many Lutheran bodies IN Aii'eit1a -
the Augustsna or Swedish Synod. the annual sta
tlstcs Of which hs,ya inst been made public The
sgnoc has only l5s 3g7 COMMITMENTS but diiilHE te
lzst year II has given $l6s,Ss7 for home MISSIONS
81 ss for foreign missions ssl9ls for the care oi
orphans sss4 eg2 for hospitals and deacohess "oiA
3zs &C for immigrant homes, Sl4.eS fof pes-'H
fzsa auo sze sao Tor educational purposes.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev William NJ. Geer, vicar of St Pauls
Church will be the university preacher at the ser
vice tomorrow in ST. Pauls Chapel at Columbia |
University The hour is I o'clock p. n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

Al the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the Rev. Dr. G. Campbell Morgan, OF Lon
don will preach at o'clock, and at the special
evening service at o'clock DR.. Morgan viii also
preach IN the church on Monday and Tuesday at
! O'Clock in the afternoon and at o'clock in the
evening On Wednesday he leaves here for LONDON
and does not expect return to this country be
fore July 1903
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

The Rev. DR.. Francis l. Patton president OF
Princeton Theological Seminary. Will preach at
both services tomorrow IN the Collegiate Church
Of St Nicholas, Fifth avenue and 4Sth street
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
City Hotels.
Public Notices.

ns cry Of New Is-s p.sarrEsns e
es N.nssstan- Han OK Rsoords January ls.
~ Sos, ,a. sr.ss.f a. NsE Tork cs.-s-r. ssst :.
Books called 'Tts Annual Record OF ne AS-
ses:ed Va v.iq.sios = 81 81 "a T.,hsa ana Tse sro1s
Brooklyn. Queens and FsicaInont co.apFiHss
lie inspection. examination and eorrectSs %
the second Monday CO January. and viii rs-
main open up % and Including The slst cay
Daring ths time that ths books ars op.a
for public inspection application may ee nl,as
by aHJ person o. coT2oraSlor Gaining q p
azsasvst by the assessed valuation q re. or
pers@asi fss.ss s. % ~ ssys s5sain me aae az n. a.
errIos Of the Department of Taxes and AZ
eessulsnts Hal u RscOrds No CAa-nesrs
In Ii. Borough CT rhs Bronx. at ths or1os
Of the Department. Aunieiph BuildinS 80
Hundred and seventy-seve1tn street and Third
n ne Borough ., srookIy4; q ne se1os q
In the Borough % QuesnS az the of,fce OK
ns Department. Hackstt Building. Jachsoa
Ia ne soroa<a a Of Rich1sond a. Ia otr,os
ef the Department Borough HAIL. wv
Corporations in all the oorouxhs rn-s. maks
application only AZ The main office Z tSs
ADpucAtions in relation to The Assessed
vaIuaeon Of personal estate must b mAAs
n.p.9suss, | '0n IN % he soro9sa " shers saes per
son resides and in Of noa-->stdsnf
carrying On business IN The City Of New Forx
as the crrfcs Of the Department Of the eor-
sugh vhA-s such plAes of business 10 locsted.
between ,hs hours Of 10 A NJ and p. IL.
except o1 Saturday, when all aSpsc2uoo
Atlss - zpaAs betzesr 70 A N and u nos4
LAWSON PURDY.
Prend~E1.
FRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER.
JAMES T. TULLy.
CEAS. PCTZEL.
THOMAS L. HAMILTON.
HUGH HASTINGS.
CnAn.as,a1a-s Of Taxes and AsscsRnern
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

The Lenten musical for the benefit Of the Ladies
Auxiliary Of St Marks Hospital takes place next
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at the Waldorf
Astoria.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

..Tbs Most Useful Citizen" is the title OF story
about the work of jacob reforming life In the
sIums Hubert Greusei wrote 1t for next sun
days Tribune
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

A.. r.ayut Citizen" Is the title OF . story
INC .,. ,.orL OF Jacob Rs In reforming ire N the
an I,ns John HUBERT Greussl wrote " Z" asA' 'a4-
dsy,s Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

DURsUANT TO STATUTORY RE1oCIEEMENST; Y No No
tse i htEs9s & s19en 6sss ssa S Sota 6Tesss Of tas
Legislature. entitled - -
TO AMEND CHAPTER FoUR aCNDTssED 4SD TEN
EIGHTY-TwO ENTITLED AN ACT 70 C0Ss0Ill- 0Ssl
DATE INTO one AZ ~ ~ 1T TT T%e - 7r-PI1c n
TERESTs IN THE CITY OF NEW XOFst< 49, II RE- -
PERsoNs OTHER TfIAN CoRONERs. -. -
upon such BIZ viii be held AZ The MAYORS oee n -
CITY HaH II ,is ne ~ tc{,.t " ~
Dated. city Hall New Y&erS & M97eh q " l9- 19 rr.x
7rnf. HI, Will b. tie second heard at that tine.
DuRsUAxr TO STATUTORY REorIREslE2:r. No
Int No been passed by both branches of u"
n ~ PFf tri0v 70 C}NFERRINCf ADDITIONAL row
Frs AND JURISQICTIoN UPON THE PSRk 50ARD
0s NATHATTAN AND RICHMOND. AND PROvTDING
FOR FUNDS N AID OF SUCH POWERS AND JUFslS-
is Furtsr t Is h.reby szea sna. Puoas Hs.r2E
Citv HAL IN the civ ot New York. Montay March
GEORGE B MrCLELLAS
This en1 viii % N. 1rsr heard at time.
DCRsuANr TO STATUTORY REoUIREMENr, NO
uce Is hereby s,ver nat an , -ss' ssn.s. Ne, ss
Legislature. entitled - --
TO AMEND rHE sEEArER NEW YORK csAsr.s
RELATING 10 ENaLSEEtS, Es g. ,s.. r,,s1t. z..-,n.
UPON sIcn sil VIII held y. Mayor. oncs = tss
CIV Han IN CITY OF New Ycrk. On MoacAy. March
"a fg0s a, II 30 O'Clock 4 n
- -'r.-s4 9frv FTaU New York 10 1908
GEORGE =. MCCLELLAN.
Mayer.
This biu VIII fourth heard at that tine
DCnsUAxr TO STATUTORY REQUIREMENT. NO
L rc. Is hereby given Assembly NO sr~A
IA, Ne 3ss-Sas Seen passed 0O'a branches of The
entitled
T,o AMEND THE GREATER NEW YORK CHARLEHs
RELATIVE TO EMPLOYEES OF WATER WORKS.
COMPANIES - -. . r.,sra. vs..-.,-
49,, sarn bil be held the AayoFs once IN tns
111 Ffsu Ia the city o, Monday. March -
a. II so O'Clock A NJ - -oDs
b~'e-' NA'' ~ GEORGE 8. MCCLELLAN
xa,s hu vfu Be sas third bod q nas onA
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

RECEPTION FOR DR.. j. n. MAcKAY.
Tho congregation OF the North Presbyterian
Church, No 525 West 155th gave last evening
q large reception TO their pastor, the Rev. DR..
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

II is to be noted that the Swedes are united in
Lutheran synod. while the Germans Nor
wegtans and some other divided up into
many bodies. small and large Swedish Lutheran
ism in this country began IN 1885, with a congrega-
ton OF ten immigrants in Illinois. Jenny Lind the
famous singer of that day, assisted In the building
OF the first three Swedish churches, and the synod
was organized about Atty years ago It has now in
successful operation six colleges. four academies
FIVE orphans homes two homes for the aged, two
searnen's missions and two deaconess homes
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 a line.
A UNIQUE SERVICE
FIVE po1s4s * 'fitSGsh H6GsE 0t OF iRs INDUSTRY.
IS? worth street
@ 5ss54s,sssss. NH 5ASguF4 Nj Rss
ADAMS CHAPEL Union Theological Seminary: min 700
Park avesunday afternoon services at 49q 80 S0e.
the twelfth Of me series Of sermons on TPe hns
Dom OF & o e Thf proszo Ses5o TM8Ss cGMNG HAIL
y6m rs & en oP G66 S0s45 ESD cn1 as}sS
Special attention called change OF preachers
this date. All are welcome
TB9MAS r Of Arlington street charch
Ti5sd Ff5sto'' Will '@'-- '0' .
At Fifth Avenue Baptist Church,
THE REV WGfT cHARfEs sfTa F, s1HkEb RED D D.
MI HER RFTsfEsPP TEPR61eG 5SefFE9E LA W
SIR OLIVER LODGES THE SUBSTANCE OF
Services at II a. and
VOTING M@ sgn2ay kSD SSfo0l Yo~SG WoMENs CLASSES
AT LENoX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH,
9TH 6c!H9IAHl2HiiSGNALwAYs l2if 4 LEADER,
Rev MERLE ST. CROIX WRIGHT. Minister
REr9RMEp cATHolc sERv5cEs s5 saH eh-t, i.Mss
ltage Edct &uiiihes civll Law"
BRICK CHURCH.
Fifth avenue AM Thirty seventh street.
Minister Rev WILLIAM r RICHARDS D d
DR. Richards Will preach al II Q clock
r,r George w NESPER SERVICE az
R.v A F Schaurfer. D. D., viii preach at ENEN4No
SERVICE at s. SEATS FREE.
Rfble School and Glasses. e:46 a m
MEMS CLASS taught by DR.. FAGNANl
Friday Vesper Service p m
BRqADWAY 2.,TA,v ..s TABEnS.cIE' 5sss SC
Public Worship, II q
The Pastor. Dr.. JEFFERSON. VIII preacn
1, n"series OF sermons III. Character OF Jesus
, nv JEFFERSON.
m-Dr. Thomson's Bible Class
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
12ath Street and Seventh Avenue.
Rev CHARLES /. GOODELL D. D. Pastor
1o.45 a m and 45 p m preaching by the Pastor
SENATOR J = Dcliver. Of Iowa, VIII dt'i'e+ lis
uo,sd lecture The Bows Country, IN TINS churc.
q31esdav evening "A. Reserved seats 'oc'' -
Keyss. 2lT4 seventh avenue
CENTRAL PREsBYTER!AN CHtkCH
57fh Broadway ana 'tn ave
Pev WILTON MERLE SMITH ID. d fastoF.
DR. SMITH breaches at ~ a m
u m The Bright Side or Stuaent Iiie-
by Mr Tinker. OF the Students Ciub, Cav
young Peoples Society Of Christian EndeaVor sun
49, rnorninr at s:4S Sunday school. p m Devo,
,ianaI meeting wednesday evening n O'CLOCK AZ
Wol0oM
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

The REV. DR. CHARLES EDWARD LOCKE
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
Religious Notices.

20 a line
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
ID and 1th
C FACIJi. D .. Minister
Will al II and , , III
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
ave and 2tth ST
Rev DAVID JAS. BURREL1+ D D. Minister
will preach at II a and ? m
Morning II Bosom Friend Of Jesus
Evening The GUTTER
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Jta ave and +Sth ST
Rev DONALD SAGE MACkAY. . D. Minister
Rev FRANCIS /. PATTEN- D D. Of Princeton. y. J.
VIII preach at II N and p
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West and TTth -
HENRY EEEETSON COBB. d D. Minister
Pey Thomas Mcbride Nichols will preach at II a N.
Rev Thomas Mcbride Nichols al p.
Subject: The Discarded Garment
Cobbs Bible Class for Men. p m
TWENTIETH STREET FRIENDS MHETINd-J
rrNDIEY 6PICER expects TO attend Meeting for Wor-
ship II Third day evening 24th Suejeet
Problems Possibilities OF New York Yearly Meeting
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
of 10th st GEORGE ALEXANDER d D.
Pastor-Publc worship to-morrow at II m and
AT morning service the Pastor VIII prt4Sn.
At the evening service Rev JAMES HARDIN SMITH
win preach Wednesday evening service al oelock
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21

A conversational social Will be held on Monday
evening in the Fourth Presbyterian Church. West
End avenue and Slst street, with music by the New
York TernpIar Quartet
New-York tribune., 1908-03-21
Nezc Jersey Real Estate.
Furnished Houses to Let-Country.

NOR RENT FURNISHED. COTTAGE ASp FIVE
hour York from CIfand CeLicraA
e,bsr the Harlem y. Y. y. II. Hart
fo-d roads delightful surroundings gooo roaos' eC