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New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, JAN 10, 1908.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Huron Ingram. Jacksonville January and
Charleston the Clyde SIS Co. with passengers and
mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at 4:47
Steamer Mutlah tBr) Burey, Calcutta November via
Boston January 8. Peter Wright & with
City Quarantine a. m.
Steamer Delaware. French, Philadelphia, Clyde
SIS Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine IL Al a m
Steamer FL Alba. Quick. Galveston January the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine at
Princess Anne Tepley. Newport News and
Norfolk. 10 the Old Dominion passengers
mdse. OFF Long Branch 1:12 m.
Steamer Parma tf3rl, Demerdra December 30.
Barbados January l. Martinique. Domenica and Guade
loupe - Antigua and st Kits 3. ST Croix
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at IL m.
Steamer Nenezia tFT), Joubert, Marsees December "A
and Naples 2S 20 " Elwel & Co. with
5 steerage passengers and mdse. the Bar
$50 m.
steamer Kirkoswald (Br) Larsen Philadelphia January,
q
Steamer Mannheim Ger. schau Amsterdam December
20 to Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arrived the Bar
M
TO the Compa snie Generate Transa tantique with
Arrived at the Bar 1T I q
Steamer Semin 10, Mckenzie, December
Domingo City January l. Macoris . Sanchez
Porto Plata and Monte crst and Turks Island 5.
TO the Clyde SIS Co. with I passengers mdse.
Steamer Kelvin Grove (Bo. Boyd. Norfolk January Q.
10 the John c Seager Co. in ballast Arrived the
If5 q
Steamer Arcola t8r,. Shaw Huelva December TO- to
II Winchester, with copper Arrived at the Bar
steamer Aureole (6rl Waters Dartmouth December 2s
to Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived the
4 pm.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Three hundred and thirteen thousand collars
ontributed in one year by one congregation not
for any special purpose. Ike building ne"
church but simply to carry on religious WORK
sns asth the expectation of giving the same sum
in each succeeding year. Is the high water marx
or congregations in America. II not in the world
That sum was given by 81 Bartholomews Epls-
copsl Church last year. according to the annual
statement just issued On authority OF the rector
.he Rev DR. Leighton Parks. a few years ago.
when St Bartholomew's was prospering TO the as
ronisl,rert Of the whole country, its income was
sc1seoa with the change Of rectoTs from Bishop
Greer 20 the former rector Of Emmanuel Churcn
Boston fears expressed that It might not
maintain fts cid record. There also heard
statements that the religious sentiment fail
ing Yet within three years ST Bartholomew
congregation has increased its gifts by 100000
OF this large sum only s42.eao is expended in the
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maintenance Of the church itself. All the rest is
expended for others save only ss,oe9 for necessary
Hpairs. Hence for every dollar which the people
4 St BaTtholomew-s expended for themselves on
worship in which they took part they gave nearly
ss 10 others.
The pew. rents in St Bartholomew's amounted
last year 10 S44455. About $4,000 was given in
thank offerings. because last year was the 5ootl
anniversary Of English Christianity in America.
Offerings by those who mad paid the large sum
for pew rents amounted less than s1o4,So0 for
the year The number Of salaried workers or the
parish IS 262 and Of unsalaried 421.
Speaking Of St BartholomeW's in its relation TO
public conditions. the rector, the Rev. DR.. Parks.
says: Whatever may have been the anteeedents
Of the panic commercial. rsliticaI. agricultural,
financial we may leave the specialists There
was moral cause which we VIII do well TO con-
slider. Neither a nation nor a corporation, any
more than individual. say: What shall L
do because 7 have no room wherewith TO bestow
my fruits? This VIII ! do: I will pull down my
barns and build greater, and there Will l bestow
all my fruits and my goods. And L viii say TO my
sou. Soul, thou hast much goods laid up for many
years: take thine ease. eat drink and be merry,
without Gods saying, Thou fool this night shall
Try soul he required Of thee Then whose shall
those things b. which thou hast provided?
Let mediate upon these words this year.
not applying them TO others. but each for
layeth up treasure for himself, and is not rich
1-ward God If through our losses the rector
continued, we be led to seek the kingdom OF
Cod this might be the most prosperous year we
have ever known
The communicant list Of ST. Bartholomew's
parish is sos, a growth of 4 little more than
per cent for the year
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

At the Church of the Guardian Angel, Ocean
Parkway and Neptune avenue. Coney Island,
week ago the Rev. John J. Cullen, the rector. n
nOunced at all the that the church property
and the new building entirely free from debt.
This is looked upon a wonderful accomplish
ment. the church completed only about two
years ago. The value of the church and prop
erty is estimated at $4,000
During his fifteen years Father Cullen who is
probably the only priest in the diocese who has
never served curate having been appointed
rector three days after his ordination, has cleared
two debts for this parish. This accomplished
in addition to enlarging the rectory and erecting
the new church edifice.
The value of the new church alone is placed at
000 Father Cullen takes pleasure in praisng
the generosity OF the hundred families compos-
ing his parish who made possible the clearing of
the debt in so short space of time.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BIG PARK AVENUE SALE
BUYER Il BUILDING co.
II S3OO,OOO office Structure TO Be
Built IN Madison Auenue.

A. l.. Mordecai & Son have sold for the Title
Guarantee Trust Company to the West Side
Construction Company, of which Jacob AxeTod Is
president, the property at the northeast corner
Park avenue and SD St. unfinished nine story
apartment house irregular plot, containing
about 5000 square feet. 1t has frontage of Y feet
in Park and 10 feet in SD st. The erection
of the building was begun by the Hauben Realty
Company. The property sold under foreclosure
yesterday and bought in by the plaintiff, the
Title Guarantee & Trust Company, for 500 900, its
Judgment under foreclosure being, with interest,
S325. 900
The West Side Construction Company will finish
the building which is absolutely 1reproof and
planned for three families on floor, with apart
ments of nine rooms and three baths each with
two electric elevators, finished suitable for such
high class location.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for sixteen story commercial build
ing, be erected at the northeast of Mad-
ave and 34th St, for Margaret E. Cameron, OF
Clifton Staten Island, It WIFI have
avenue frontage of brick, trimmed with limestone
and terra Gotta. 1t is to be called the Cameron
Building and will cost 100000 Clinton & Russell
the architects
Plans have also been filed for making the
old fashioned four story dwelling house. No. i07
17th st. for business for the Kroder Reudel
will added and two floors remodelled into stores
at a cost of 5000 according to the estimate Of
Richard Berger, the architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodeng the
three story synagogue. with dwelling house. Nos.
80 and 32 East I'D st, for the Bohemian Ameri-
can Israelite Congregation, owner. Otto L.
Spannhake is the architect.
George Daiken has sold the northwest corner OF
Washington ave. and IS5th st. plot 100x9lx ir
regular.
The Edenwad Land Companies have sold to Max
g streizener two lots Monaghan ave, $50 feet
south of jefferson
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Rotterdam Jan s-tuania o!uss), New York for ILbau
StrathlyOn (t3Tb. Hamburg
Southampton. Ian -Adratic Orr New York via
Plymouth ard ChCrboIrR. "
Dainy. 6-Dadroch %ey York via 81 yt,c.,
V: Port Natal, etc. >
Para. Jan 1o-Maranhense tRr) New via Rarhados
Manchester. Jan 3-rint0Tett New Yart
Naples. Ian Bulgaria (tier) New York
Montevideo 9-Drumeldrc tsr) New York for
Buenos Ayres and Rosario.
Permuda Ian ln-EermuGian York
Valparaiso. Jan 9-Cumbal (Br) New York: Imogen (I3r
New York Corral. - ''''
Fayal Jan io-Hamhurg Ger). New York Naples and
Queenstown. Jan io-steam-r Campania (Rr) New York
for Liverpool proceeded
Malta. f0--Manica tBr), New York for StnraDo-.
Muroran.
Calcutta. Jan I0-Bulysses C5rl. York
ana Madras
SAILED
Palermo. e-Calabria New YORK
Rotterdam. Jan q new York Dutch. tank New York
Glasgow, Ian IoAstoria tBr,. York
Trieste Jan laura tAusD York
Queenstown, Jan i0-Baltic (Brl. New Yorb
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TO EXTEND SEF0RMED CHURCH.
New Society Formed Here to Put New Life
Into That Body.

a new church society has just been organized in
the Dutch Reformed Church, its object being the
extension of that Church throughout New York
and the metropolitan district. Its title is the Re
formed Church Extension Society Of New York and
Vicinity The Rev Thomas H. Mackenzie Of
Flushing, is president; Charles \. Runk Of this
ctiy. Is vice-rresdent, and Robert H Robinson. of
this city. is secretary and treasurer.
There has been j growing feeling among the
ministers and laynen Of the Reformed Church
that this body, the first TO be established Man
haitian Island. has not been doing its fun duty in
extension work in recent years. a result Of this
feeling 3 meeting of held a few
weeks ago. The result has been the organization
Of the Church Extension Society. which already
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Public Notices.

Taxes aad Assessments, Main office. Borough
OF Manhattan. Hall Of Records. January 10.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. as required
by the Greater New York Charter. that the
tate q the sorouEhs Of Manhattan. The Bronx.
The City of New YORK viii be open for pub
iio inspection: examination and correction on
the second Monday ot January. and will re-
main open up to and including the Sis, day
During the time that the books are open
for public inspection. application may be nafs
ANY SS n. o. ~ 20
personal estate TO have the same corrected
In the Borough Of Manhattan at the main
sessmsnts. Hall OF Records. No 81 Chambers
street.
In the Borough Of The Bronx at the oftc.
Of the Department. Municipal Building. One
Hundred and Seventy-seventh street and Third
,,n In ,ss RS5sgsh e n. office of
In tse RorenSb Of onesn, ~ ing o,,,c. -
The Department; Hackett Building. Jackson
sy.nus In re- and & FIN street St ,c Long Island City
OF the Department. Borough Hail. New
Corporations IL, all the boroushs must mako
application only Al the main office in ths
Applications in relation to tire assessed
valuation OF personal estate must be made
m tSs =, the orcs Of The
son resides and in case OF a nonresident
carrying on business II The City Of New York
at the office of the Department Of the bor-
sugh where such place OF business is located
between the hours of 10 A. n and 2 p. NJ
except on Saturday. when all applications
must Do made ostween 10 A. Nd and L. noon
LAWSON PURDY.
President;
FRANK RAYMOND.
NICHOLAS MULLER,
JAMES II. FULLY,
CHAS. PUTZEL.
THOMAS l. HAMILTON
HUGH HASTINGS
Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Yesterday
Joseph T. Day foreclosure No 1884 Park ave A
story house with store. on plot "A xs6
feet Julius Levy the plaintiff. 81 COO The
due about s0j5De lie sold No 1886 Park
with a ot 4 TxS6 feet
ais Levy. FOR Sio0o1 The due was about
50 400 also sold vacant plot I5xlG0 feet
of Seabuy Place. tI2d ST tn lose
phine Hockbaum for sN,4da The about
subject a mortgage $1,000 He sold No
6T 55 southern Boue ard three six nathouses
i50N2lN Irregular. Operating
Company the plaintiff for Silo, 236 The due
subject a prior mortgage s0l 5sS lie also
Snein sale all right title which Aaron
Miller Realty company had September 30 las: or
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

D-stins and Close in New York.
Hawaii 1via (San Francisco) L. 600
New Australia Except Nestp.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia (Via
San Francsco)-Forerlc. sJan ID, nj
JAPAN Corea, China and Philippine Isl
ands (va Vancouver and Victoria, @
Empress of China na..................J Jan 15 500 m
Japan, Corea. China and Philip
pine Gia san Franclsco,-Asla Jan le 6o9p m
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine ISL
lands (via SeatteD-Ai Maru. Jan 16 600
Australia Except Wes.). New Zealand
Samoan Islands. Fiji Islands and New
Caledonia Cyia Vancouver and Victoria,
B C)-Miowera ra................-..-....Ja 2s m
Marquesas Islands Cvia San
rancisco)-Mariposa o. 600 m
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands (via
San Francisco-U Transport. Jan 81 500 m
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
BRONX CHURCHES UNITE.
All Denominations in Organisation
for General Good.

Union of effort for civic betternent has been
decided upon by all of the churches of the Borough
Of The Bronx In the new Bronx Church House
there was held on the evening of January
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
SAILED

Steamers Carib Wilmington. y c. Georgetown
C; Esparta (Br) Port L.mon; Geesemunde (CSerl
Copenhagen; Mamma Hata Baltimore; Ravenscrag New
News. Symra tNor). La Plata Rosario etc; Zamora
tSr), Venice, Trieste. etc: Ana Oubau) Guantanamo
end Santiago: Captain \ + Lucas. Halifax
Colorado. Brunswick and Mobile; Hamilton Norfolk and
Newport News; Ragnarck Nor). Manzano: Tjono tNor)
Progreso and Campeche Vigancia Nassau and ranDIcn
Sandy Hook n J. Jan 10 $50 D m-Wind southwest
light air: partly cloudy hazy of shore
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The following plans buildings have been flied
with The Bronx Building Bureau:
Creston ave, 115 1t of 191th St for 2l3 sty
Irane VraaIanG aHis srdbtect mi N'' Aiee 5000
n of Grand Concourse,
ISr Rasr two H%ne y eha gr GIark architect 5000
I36h st, n s, 50 33 IT of southern boulevard
for a sty steel shop, 6O6xlO33; 4
Hudson Structural steel Co, owner; Otto Hohan- -,
architect. o'pV
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
ADVENT ELECTION.

st. Georges Church. Brooklyn: For warden-Two
years, Richard S. Steves; year, George W.
Felter. For vestrymen-Three years Charles D.
Wells, Oliver B. Surpless and William A. Pater-
son; two years. Henry L. Tomkins and James w
Henry; one year. Clement l. Walker.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Plymouth ian l1-Ciref Waldersec (GerD.
BouoCne New York
Shields Jan s-Wilkommen tGer). New York.
Rio De Janelro. Jan 6-rennyson (Br Santos for
New York.
Naples Jan Moltke Ger, New York
PASSED.
Punta Ferraris. Jan lo-Cedric CBp. New for
pies and Genoa.
0ihraltAs Jan e-0aIa lFrl. Marseiles for Nav York
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The Long Island Real Estate Exchange Will hold
night dinner the Hotel Manhattan. Among
will speak will be August Belmont Ralph
Peters Frank Bailey Gage T. Tarbeil. Lewis H. Pounds
ana J. Nj u Mcknight will toast
TD-;iMers OF the exchange. them
Ernestus Culick Joseph f. Day, Edward j. McC
and Frank Scutt, have arranged to entertain
nern IL p1asf dinner.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
ST BARTHOLOMEW'S BREAKS AMERIC4S RECOhD
FOR TE4RS CONTRIBUTION.

has committees studying the outlying distrlcts Oh
-rha E,ropx oneens Rrooklyn and New Jersey TO
determine where missions should be established
The new society is limited TO thirty members
half ministers and half laymen OF this numoer
twelve are TO be elected by the society itself ana
the eighteen by the nine local church oooles
of the district.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

st Paul which reported to Sable Island as 6S'
mil of a yesterday, is
dock about Q Sunday.
The Carmania which reported lilo miles east
Of Sandy Hook / yesterday, Is expected to dock
about q Monday. -
La Lorraine which reported Siasconset 40 miles
of Nantucket Lightship at 120 yesterday. Is
expected dock about 1870 to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
Help Wanted-FemaIe

WANTED FEMALE FIRST CLASS COOK IN
w the Assistant Superintendents Quarters Belle
vuc Hospital SALARY. 5000 month and maintenance.
Must have good reference. and English Apply
ASSISTANT SUPERINTE\DENT'S APARTMENTS
Bellevue Hospital 26th Street First Avenue. New
York city.
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Proposals.

CONSTRUCTION OF oTARTEhS.-FoRT WOOD N
~ Y H., December IA. lvOI.-Sealed proposals. In
duplicate for the construction, including plumbing
heating. electric wiring and electric lighting nxtures
OF one double set OF Captains quarters this
Will 'e received here until ~ 10 a. n
1905 and then opened Information furnished on ap-
picaton The U. =. TO rel any
ali bids Envelopes should be marked Proposal
for Public Building and addressed the under
signed. @. c. RURNELI. Constg Qr,Mr
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 1:24 sets 1851 Moons age
WATER.
A M-Sandy Hook las Gov. 230; He'll Gate 4:23
P.M-Sandy Hook 2:1O Gov Island 255 He'll Gate 4:4s
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
SALE OF A WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Slavson Hobbs have sold DR.. James V. s. Wool
ley to client occupancy the four story American
basement dwelling house No 81 West nth ST. The
house is on a lot 17xl02.2 feet.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The special evangelstic meetings now IN prog
ress the Metropolitan Temple are aoVahclis
with increasing interest and success. During the
veek scores have been converted and a large num-
ber have been received into church membership.
The pastor Dr. John Wesley Hill, is being sup
ported in his work by a large chorus choir and
by special vocal and Instrumental soioists- Inc
meetings will continue nightly throughout the
month of January.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Hamilton Holt managing editor OF Ihe Inc
pendent" will speak The Federation OF |
World tomorrow evening in the Edgehih Churc
at Spuyten Duyvil.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

since in the nremses No 10 Mount Hope Place, va
cant plot l50x125 feet, to Norbet I.eibel for $50.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Owen r. Lovejoy representing the National
Child Labor Committee, win speak on Chlio La
bor' at the regular mems meeting of the west
Side Young Mems Christian Association. No $40
West 57th street Sunday afternoon, at $3.50 CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

orate O'Clock vesper service with organ recta
at the close in the Church of the lncarnatioh "au
ison avenue and s5th street
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The recent edicts issued by Roman Catholic bsh-
ops forbiddng their people to send their children
to the public schools will discussed by the Rev.
James A. OConnor his Reformed Catholic ser
vice in Christs Mission, No 331 West 57th street.
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. His subject
will be Catholics Excommuncated for Sending
Their Children to Public Schools
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors, Teachers Tutors fovernesscs.
to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply tO
Mrs NJ J.. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Square
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

At the Old First Presbyterian Church at p m.
the Rev Joseph Clark of the Congo Reform AS
sociation will deliver address on The congo
Atrocities" Mr. Clark has lived for many years
in the Congo region and is thoroughly acquainted
by personal observation with the conditions winch
prevail there. He principal witness pelole
the committee appointed TO investigate the congo
outrages and he Is forcible and interesting
speaker
Next Sunday morning will occur the hfst meet
Ing of Everybody's Bible Glass, under the ieader-
ship of DR.. Wilbert ". White, in the parish mouse
of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Inc SUD
ject for study will be christianity Under FIRE Or
the Faith OF Our Fathers and Modern Thought
A series of ten-mnute preludes will be given at
each session on The Socialism OF Moses ana the
Prophets" Membership in the class will be open 10
any Members classified as active members
and auditors. To active members will be assigned
topics for study, and they Will have the liberty or
asking questions in the class. Auditors and VISIT
ors may send in written questions. Printed assign
ments for the study will be distributed each
Sunday. and copies will be mailed upon request
Socia, features and other matters relating TO the
social life, spirit and methods will be announced
from time time.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

The fourteenth anniversary of the Mission Of the
Living Waters will be held at O'Clock Wednes
day, January 15 in the Camp Memorial Church,
No. 141 Chrystie street, few doors south OF De-
Iancey street. The speakers will be j. G. Halli-
mond superintendent OF the BOwery Mission; the
Rev. William James, pastor of the Camp Memorial
Church; Hugh r. Munro, vice president of the Nj
agara Lithograph Company; the Rev. John r.
Henry, pastor of the Seventh Street Methodist
Episcopal Church and Don .. Shelton, president OF
the National Bible Institute
Large audiences gather nightly in the Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church in East 11Sth street,
where evangelical campaign is being carried
all though the month of January. The Rev. Charles
H. Grubb and the Wesley Evangelists conduct
ing the services, which highly successful. A
full day's programme is arranged for tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Takes parcels post mail only.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

Al Calvary Baptist Church at to-rnorrou
evening great military service VIII ne held un
Ter the auspices Of the Army Branch OF tbe
Young Mems Christian Association at which Cen
erai Frederick D. Grant and other prominent
SPEAKERS viii take part
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

"Hamptons Work for Negroes and Indians" will
be the theme Of the afternoon service to-norroy.
AT 40 in the Madison Avenue Presbvterian
Church. Or. Henry Sloane Coffin the pastor. win
preside and address will be made bv DIR IT a
Frissell principal representative negro graduate
NH also speak and the Hampton Quartet Will sing
plantation melodies.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-11

W r. Hedden will conduct tomorrow an eab-