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New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
HCTVTTY OF L4YIIEN.
Episcopal Meeting in Cambridge
Shoes Gro5cH in This Direction.

There IS growing number Of layrlen in the
Protestant Episcopal Church who argue. and back
up their arguments 10y acts aud facts that the
work Of religion demands Ihe same up-to-Gate meth
DDS that commerce demands. They believe that If
the city has bureaus Of municipal research. the
state public service commissions, the world Of bust
mes trusts and combinations, and invention Wire
ess telegTaphy and aerOpianes, the work Of mis-
sions OF the Church must keep pace and make aG-
vances comparable 10 all Of those named.
These laymen are not declaring that the clergy
have failed IN their duty Instead. they taking
hold TO help their bishops, their rectors and other
leaders. and doing 50 with realization that proba
bly, they ought 10 have taken hold long ago
LayTnen Of Neg York Pittsburg. Buffalo, Balti-
more Louisville and other cities have. under
direction of The authorities their respective do
ceses, done remarkable work for the extension Of
the Episcopal Church There has Just been held at
the Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge
meeting OF layInen OF Boston and its vicinity.
Twenty-Five parishes sent to the school eightythree
picked Iaymen. No effort was made TO secure the
attendance OF large numbers, but every effort
made to get intelligent Ieadership-layrnen who
show other layuen OF their parishes how 70 open
up work and maintain #. The workers in all Of
these cases are young lawyers. bank clerks and
husiness and professional men, who give some part
Of their Sundays. Saturday half holidays and week
nights without stipends in any form.
At the meeting in Cambridge the speakers in
cluded Bishop Talbot. of Bethlehem; Bishop Will
fsns os Michigan. and representatives Of laymen's
work in Plttsburg, New YORK ana LOUISVILLE IA
addition 10 the conference at the school, lay.nen
have been heard during the last week in such i'm
portant Boston churches as the Advent, St. Paul's
and All Saints. Brookline; St Paul's, Broc}ton and
Christ Church, Quincy. Such incidents Of laymen
speaking in such churches as these in place Of
clergynen is unusual and would rot have been to-
Grated q few years ago II may be mentioned That
fhe group OF workers includes q grandson of Henry
w Longfeilcw.
There are three hundred thousand layTnen in the
Episcopal Church who able, through education
end financial condition to give some personal work
30 their Church. A larger proportion Of this num-
Der than is generally supposed are willing 10 give
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the CIasson Avenue Presbyterian Church, Brook
lyn; Miss Mary Lansing alto, from the First Bap
tist Church, New York Royal Fish tenor, First
Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn. and Dr. Carl Z.
Duff basso, in the Marble Church. The organst
for the summer IS Edwin Cary Of the Washington
Presbyterian Church. New York. Services every
Sunday at Il q. and s p. n. DR.. Allen viii
preach, the morning subject being, Surprised
Saints" ana for the evening The Parable e: the
Wedding"
At the West End Presbyterian Church there viii
be preaching al Il a N. and at p. m tomorrow
II was expected that the former pastor. Dr. John
Balcom Shaw, would preach but it will be impos-
sible for him to be present before July %. on July
IS the Rev William E. Brooks OF Reedsville Penn.
viii preach al both services.
The Rev. James A O'Connor. pastor of Christ's
Mission Reformed Catholic No. 5S1 West 9th
street, goes to-day to Mortified, Mass, to spend
few weeks.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church. West End
avenue and slst street, in the absence of the pas
tor. the Rev. Dr.. Edgar Whitaker Work. the
preacher tomorrow morning at Il o'clock viii be
the Rev. DR.. John N. Fulton Of Philadelphia.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in the Christian
Science churches tomorrow will be life" and
the golden text proverbs xvi. 22). Understanding
is q wellspring of life unto him that hath it,
An unusual feature OF the National Bible Insti-
tUtes outdoor evargestic campaign is the promi-
uent place taken in the work by representative
laymen. Many of the Gospel addresses given at
the seventy-three meetings being held each
week are by representative young business men,
who go directly from their Offices to the meetings
and make most earnest and effective appeals for
Christian living During the rapid growth of the
Institutes aggressive outdoor evangelistIc
nent in the last three years a careful search has
been made for representative aymen for this diff
cult work It is found that the addresses of such
men appeal TO young clerks and business and pro-
fessional men who make up the than eight
thousand present at the meetings weekly.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the well known evangelist, the Rev DR..
r. A. Torrey, Will preach, both morning and after
noon The services begin at Il a. m. and 1 p. m.
Strangers are cordially invited DR.. Torrey is the
superintendent of the Moody Bible Institute OF
Chicago, and the services he has conducted in the
United States Canada, England, Scotland, Wales
and Australia have been wonderfully successful
He goes 10 California next week to give a series
Of lectures the Bible, and breaches throughout
the entire year
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church uhe Rev Dr.
David G. Wylie PASTOR the Rev. DR.. T c. Kirk
wood, Of Trinity United Free Church, Kelso, Scot
land, Will preach at Il a. m. and p. N. to-mor-
row. The usual devotional meeting will be held
Wednesday evening in the chapel. cordial in
vtation is extended TO the services.
The Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce pastor Of the
Second Avenue Baptist Church. will preach to-
morrow morning 1915 o'clock on The Call of
the World" The summer popular Sunday school
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ONLY A Few POLICE caAnnra

The extensive shaiSe-up IN the Police Depar,n.,,
which was expected yesterday did not nafa-fa-.-
The changes ordered by Commissioner Bake :
volved only one captain. an acting cap,ai, "a
twelve patrolmen.
Captain John Becker was transferred From, g.
Gates avenue station. Brooklyn. % the FI7-,s
avenue station. in the same borough Acffrv -,
tain Edward J. Burns was sent to the College p,t,.
station where he viii be lieutenant Lfs,+s.-
Richard Enright was promoted 90 acting ea,,-
and ordered 10 the Gates avenue station. ria,,.,-
ant Burns was transferred from the Arsenal g.
to the Third Deputy Commissioners Office
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bus the people Of Harlem have given It a new
nane-''The Harlem Retreat" a retreat 1t truly
IS. possessing the quiet Of Central Park and being
sufficiently elevated TO catch the breezes which sweep
over the slope ca the West Side. Already the gath
erngS are large and Harlem IS to be congratulated
on this splendid institution its doors. Weary
mothers and laughing children IN abundance, -1en
down and cut and the more solid folks seen
nightly under the great canvas.
The Rev. d.. Hughes Is president of Tent Evan
gel, the Rev. G. ". Mcpherson OF Yonkers. is
superintendent and z T Hopkins, Of No. s. Great
Jones street New York is treasurer. It is expected
that 1755o persons win be Irinistered unto in this
movement this seasou-which is independent and
not connected with any similar work in New York
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ORDERS IssUED.-rho following orders have

ARAIT
Major JOHN s. MALLORY. 18th Infantry to san f'l'
cisco. sailing August for Philippines. . -.+,~a4
CAPTAIN THOMAS NJ MOODY, 4th Infantry 10 ie'
list. September II. $1,000. so.,uaa n-o-
Captain EDGAR A. FRY 18Th Infantry. detaea ,lgs
fessor Of military science Pennsylvania oIa'e NO'S0
Cs-tstn TRANK {, WOOD. Porto Rico regiment OF IN
fantry, relieved constructing quaI'5i'l''
Juan, Rico. ..o-- .o,st artillery.
Company to unasSls4eu 4i7N' "
district Of Baltimore for staff duty. o.+ ,~+i1ier,,
T-'rst lieutenant JAMES E WILSON. COaS' "''+'''''
from 10th Company to unasslened I91r. Infantry to
Second Lieutenant KARL TRUH-S) LII o., r,,st
national match 1909 Camp PeIryyI ttb In
Second Tieutenants WALLACE c PILL fo
Tantrv and ARTHUR 7 HANLON, ON
Military Academy August 10, ior uH1s ui'''' 49,
Second fieutenaut CLARENCE K. LYMAN 4th C9o9Ss 9s
detailed To take special course az A,1 Aoll.e' -,
School F7ort Riley, October to DeceiiO ty1t-a-pv y
ooTee of absence: Lieutenant CoIone ~ cp a.
HAN l. JOHNSON, 9Th Infantry, Two 9,t,ierT to
IIa1tafp TASOR @ JOHNSON. coast s,o,sf
6ugIst 81; Captain FRANCIS n LINI IOLN e
artillery twenty-five days from August l.
NAVY.
,... -,rcroander A. T. LONG, detached once OF
% naIai intelligence; to duty as naVaI a''a'He " ~
. and @ Vienna a WILSON to the Tennessee -.-.,..
Lieutenant l. ". tiALBftAA1H' H. ue
home swat gg0RDAN detached the Idaho; to the
kearSargGF5 oDEII. detached naval hospital Mare
0ui I,Inr5. 70 naval station, Guam .-.,-- -,,r~.
c,,Isan q l. ANGENY. detached naval stauon ou1'-'
home or aMadC - < wINN detached naval hospital,
Ass[Slsla S9ew.noTt. to naval station, Key West
MOVEMENTS OF WARsHIPs.-The following
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TIE approximate amount Of the lien or
charge 10 satisfy which the above de
scribed property is 20 be sold, is Seventeen
thousand eight hundred sixteen and 9i-lUO
Dollars tS1T.Sf6 90 with interest thereon
from the second day Of July, 1909. to-
getner with costs and allowance amounting
to Four hundred thirty-eisht and 2G-l0n
Dollars CS43S go, with interest from July
s. 1903. together with the expenses Of the
sale The approximate amount Of taxes.
assessments. water rates or other Hens
which are TO be allowed TO the purchaser
out Of the purchase money. or paid by the
referee is Four hundred twenty-SiN and
r5-lrO Dollars tS426 55I. and interest The
PREMISES viii be sold subject to tenement
house violations. IF any, and to any state
or facts which an accurate survey would
show.
Dated, New York. July 18th 1909
T =. SLLLINAN. Reseree-
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RAILROADS.
BAL-IMCRE & OHIO R. R.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION. WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINE SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. sd st. Lib'y St
Washington. SlecpeTs- 80 pm l-3U am
Washington. Diner Farlsr $50 am $50 am
Washington. Diner, Parlor $50 am 200 am
Washington. Diner. ParlOr.1I.50 am 100 NJ
Washington PaTlOr-...--- ! 90 pm 90 pm
ParIur car New York 20 Richmond. Va.
'Roya! Ltd" ." Diner Parlor 80 pm 400 pm
Washington. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 500 pm
washington. Buffet, Far.lr $50 nm 100 pm
ThrOusL Daily Trains to the West.
Chicago. PItJSbuIS ---..-.-- 100 am $40 am
Chicago. Columbus 80 am 1900 n
Pittsburg. Cleveland. 300 pm 400 pm
"Pittsburg Limited" --... $50 um 200 pm
Gin. 81. l.. Louisville 80 pm $50 ara
Cin., st. J., Louisville 9 30 am 10. 90
Gin. st. l.. Louisville $50 I'm . % pm
OFFICES. 245. 4&4 1900 Broadway, q Astor
House 40 Fifth Ave. y. Y. 55 Ave Z.
= Ridge St. 343 Fulton St. Brooklyn.
West Z3d St and Liberty st.
After F. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
and tIlI Information regarding trains, etc.
can be obtained at Bureau of Information
T. q O. Z. p, 23d 81. Terminal Phone
No. Chelsea $3.50.
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BIGAMY CHARGE AFTER IMMUNITY.
Brothers Rearrested on Release Under Sus-
nended Sentence for Larceny.

Harry and Theodore Mercer, brothers. who pleaded
guilty to grand larceny before Judge Rosalsky sew
eraI days ago, were released under suspended SEN
tence Yesterday at the instance of the District
Attorneys office, and Immediately rearrested
ON an indictment found in White Plains. charging
Theodore with bigamy, and his brother with aiding
and abetting bigamy-
District Attorney Jerome told Judge Rosalsky
that the brothers had given information to him
which went a long way toward breaking up the
ambulance chasing system, result Of which
one lawyer had been disbarred and another sus-
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ANIMALS, FRIEND CATCHES pRmza

Mrs. Catherine Campbell member OF the T..
ETY. for the Prevention OF Cruelty % Animals =
peared before Magistrate Finn. IN the 49,
court. yestei lay against a city employs who +.
scrIbed himself as John Smith. but who "a -.
known in Harlem as KID Fabian a bo-sr -
had followed him through the principal rf.s
streets to lodge a complaint Of his driving q -
unfit TO be taken out He was fined g.
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is of vessels have been reported to the
ARRIVED.

movements Of vessels have been reported to tns
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
NIL "A ST Louis Fiji Islands, tne SyP
at Portsmouth. y. II; the Tacoma AT puerto ~
J,I i5Tbe Standish at Norfolk; the Manly az TOY
Y the Chattanooga and the CleveIanl, =. $500, IlSs
tov,. The Rr1Itrs at Newport News; the MoutSgntIy
at Boston the Hannibal. Provincetown; the LnoIh
ton. al
Iulv Ie-The Buffalo, at Cavits
SAILED
~, - -r, s,1,b from, Portsmouth Beverly Mass
the Wolverine. Mackinac Island foT lzudls IIts
ETfrr the Prairie Newport for New havsn,
tIa Wilmington from Sakwan for 1angtse hI!tI
norts. the Standsh. from Norfolk FOR Annal0ls, Is
{Tc,5an Prom Provincetown Boston; the Scorpion
from Naples for Constantinop1e. ,,-
July I6-The Charleston and tbs Denver from S'&N"S"
for
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
FORECIOSTRE SALES.


NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW EORK.-Robert l. Brown
Plaintiff. against Joseph Plmstein, sarah
Iimsteiu. Corteiyou Realty Company fetta
stein Minnie Maer, Thomas Snuilen
katherine Smuueu. Benjamin Brown, Mary
Brown. Rose Fitzpatrick, Dora NathenSJh
Martin Montana. COuce-Ja Montana, hdty
Byeiik Mary Schroeder. Francis McGllneS
Julie McGlmes, Emma Peterson, Mary
Peterson, Oscar Peterson and Johh 4SieI'
In pursuance OF a judgment OF fore
closure and sale. duly made and entered N
the above entitled action and bearing date
the Sth day of July, 1909. !. the undersigned.
the Referee in said judgment named, VIII
sell at LubIic auction. az the EXcnanse
saIesrO1m, Nos. "A lG Fesey street IN the
Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New YORK
on the 5t1 day of August. 1903, az L
O'Clock noon on that day, by SaraueI Marx.
Aurtfoueer. the premises directed by said
Judgment 70 be sold, and therein described
as follows:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land. with the building thereon erected
situated lying and being In the Eleventh
Ward OF the City Of New York and bound
ed and described as follows, TO VIZ De
ginning at a point on the sout4eIIy slus ..
Thirteenth Street distant elShty-slX Ieet
four and one-haIf inches $50 fl Ar m
pasterIy from the corner formed by NHs
intersection Of the said southerly side OF
Thirteenth Street with the edsterlv side or
Avenue e. and running thence s9utherIy
parallel with Avenue c and portion or tne
distance through the centre OF party wall
one hundred and three feet and three
inches 1Ga # i'm 10 the centre line Of
the block between I've fth and Thirteenth
streets. thence easterIy along said centre
rra-raIf inches (23 #. 1919 I'M, thence
northerly again parallel with Avenue c,
and a portion Of the distance through the
centre Of another party wall, one hundred
and three feet and three inches G0S IT. 3
IN , 70 the southerly side OF Thirteenth
street: ana thence westerly alonE said
s1urherly side OF Thirteenth street twenty
trre. feet ten and one-half inches t23 #
1Oia i'm 70 the point or place of beginning
Dated. New York. July 18th. 1909.
T. 2. SULLIVAN. Referee.
SACKETT. CHAPMAN & STEVENS. At
forrays for PLAINTIFF. 154 Nassau Street
Tribune Buildiug}. New York
The following IS a diaEtam Of the prop
e-tv 70 be sold. its street Number Is Ic4
East 18Th street. Borough Of Manhattan.
City Of New York
18th Street.
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pended for a year. Judge Rosalsky said IA.
thought the state was paying high price in I,'.-
the brothers go free. The bigamy charge f. Els
on the allegation that the MERGERS stoopas =
Yonkers while on a trip 70 the West last IAN - "a
enough for Theodore TO be married to a zrI :
knew there.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
TO THE

y 1 sNiNAi- ~ 4 y -NlANo
VIA THE CAlSKITsL MOUNTAIN. OTIS
AND CATSEILI. AND TANNERS
WILLIE RAILWAYS
Direct connection with the y. Y Central
trains leaving New York T.S4 and II II
4. NJ. daily. except sunday. aud 1902 =. NJ.
daily and the West Shore trains leaving
except sunday.
Also direct connection with the HUDSON
RIVER DAY LINE and the CATSEILL
EVENING LINE STEAAIEES-
PURCHASE TICKETS VIA CATSKILL.
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service will follow the sermon, at L o'clock noon,
when DR.. Pierce will review the lesson with crayon
illustrations. In the afternoon preaching services
for foreign congregations Will be held at O'Clock
for the Hungarians, at for the Polish people. at
for the Slovaks and at for the Italians.
special feature of the great open air meeting at
o'clock, from the worlds pulpit in front OF the
church. viii be singing by several hundred chill
dren and an Illustrated address by the pastor AT
o'clock the midsummer childrens festival Will
be held in the Second avenue church. choice
programme Of recitations. carols. etc. ana an
elaborate object lesson address by the Rev. DR..
Pierce will be given.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
MUCH INTEREST MANIFESTED IN TENT EVANGELS
NEUy HARLEM HOME.

such work What shall these do? How shall
they do it? These of the questions the
recent conference sought 10 answer leading part
in the conference was taken by members Of the Sea-
bury Society OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Suburban.
ONLY so MINUTES from Chambers or 23d
ST. on Erie Railroad. 81 trains; house
but 2GJ yards from Prospect st station,
FasSa-e. \. J.: situated IN a beautiful pri-
waite park known as Speer's Chateau; a
quiet, coagoriaI home for three or four re-
fined families: cuisine unsurpassed; terms
s. and upward. Write for booklet.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17

The Rev. DR.. Jowett. of Birmingham. England
is to preach in Henry Ward Beecher's old Ply1n-
outh Church. Orange street. Brooklyn. at II ''o,iN
tomorrow morning. DR.. Jowett succeeueu '''
Rev DR. Dale at Carr's Lane CohGrega1-Oi
Church Birmingham. and DR.. Dale succeeueu tIie
pay 1obn Anper lanes in his day England 5
leading divine. When DR.. Hills returned 4ioi
England last fall he said he found that Dr' JoWell
had the reputation of being the greatest preacher
IN England.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17

The Rev. DR. Henry Buchtel, Ex-Governor OF Coi- OF
orado and chancellor of Denver UnlFerslIy' WIZ
occupy the pulpit of Calvary MethohsI rps ~% 80
Ct,roh Too.b street and Seventh avenue, to-lnor-
row at II a. m. and p. m.
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N.Y.CLPPET CLEANING WORKS
rYrEwKIrING AND rYPEwRIrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st cata-
logue free. all makes taken part pay
ment. bargains IN UnderwOods. Remingtons.
divers. Smiths.
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

Robert r Morgan, lay reader viii be the preacher
at the childrens service in the Church OF the Holy
Communion to-norrog morning The Rev. William
P. Hill will speak at II a. m and p. m.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church,
Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. W. c. Covert pastor of the
Forty-8rst Street Presbyterian Church, Chicago,
will preach at both services. He the immedi-
ate successor present pastor of the Lafayette
Avenue church. DIT. Covert has recently returned
from an extended visit TO Palestine and Europe.
He will also preach the next Sabbath.
The music at the Marble Collegiate Church is al
ways feature. The best solo singers available are
engaged for the summer services. The quartet
this summer is: Mrs Louise Johnston. soprano of
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
Religious Notices.

Religious NOflceS.
20 cents line
TIE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH
a. 1th st
VAN ZAHTEN Viii preach al Il q m and : p n
TIE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
and 2s5tl
Psv. DAVID JAS. BURRELL. d d, Minister Rev
JOHN s ALLEN. D. D. Will preach a II a n ana
> Morning. Surprised Saints
Evening The Psrabie q TIE Wedding
TIE coIIEGIArE CHURCH OF 81 NICHOLAS.
and 4Sth 81
Church cl,sg- curing month OF July
TIE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West and 77th st
HENRY ETERTSON COBB, .. D, Minister
per wy = C-FsAMBERLAIN. Fh. D. OF New Bruns-
ufck n !. preach st II a
TIE ADA LEIGH HOMES IN PARIS
MISS ~ HOMES FOR EN5IIsTI and AMERICAN
GIRLS IN PARIS
Accommodation for 1862
r-ncer the Patronage Of II Il. Il ihe princess
CHRISTIAN, the LORD BISHOP OF LoNDONs anu
Ths Homes have aTorde5 shelter - % 600 Young
women VII might otherwise have lived at Ques,,
10000 situations have been touEd
-Eree Reg5s-rv" 81 Avenue de NasIaii
children have been maintained Last sear
there was heavy Deficit. ana sn EARNEST APPEAL
is made out this and for annual 7uoscT1 iJlos
Help VIII be gratefully acEEowleoFeu uE lIlr see
& -. Francis. Esq. Church House. Dean ara.
..on6cn, = ": Treasure 7 4 AeFaH Esq, o. Lo-l-
bard at. London. &
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FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
PLEASANT ROOMS, in large detached
house 10 quiet gentlemen: home privi-
legrs. "a East 1Tth St, Flatbush.
3 EAST 4sTH ST.-HandsomeIy furnished
rooms, en- suite OF siugIy. also unfur-
uished. tourists accommodated. breakfast.
10TH ST. 10 WEST.-COol. handsomely
furnished rooms, refined house and neigh
h1rloOd. summer prices: telephone.
IO7 WEST SID ST-PIeasant. well fur
nished outside rooms to let; business
woman: references. Rollen.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. 1864 Broadway. between Seth
and 3TJh sts., until 9 o'cIock 2. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch offices at regular Office rates until 8
clock p. m. viz: 264 Sth ave. s. e.
cor 25d St. 153 9th ave, cor. 18th st; 104
East 14th st: 25T West 42d ST, between
9TH and Sth aves.; 2f3 Wes, 125th st: 1898
81 ave. 1926 80 ave near 61st st:
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VA aN,TED.-OFFICE MANAGER under
forty. well educated; only person VINO mas mas
had several years experience in same Inc
thoroughly conyersant with all once No,N
and having knowledge Of accounting, pref
erahIv man occupying same position now
Must give bond and best references Iil'y
man possessing above requirements VIII ,le
considered. Address 9. Box "a Tribune VI
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DREssNAxTxG AND MILLINERY

FIRST CLASS French dressmaking; even
fng. ball, street. wedding dresses. latest
novelties: remOdelling. 625 Lexington ave.
near 5Ath ct.
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HELP WANTED, D;
Male

Male
MADE $50. 900 in FIVE years IN the rnalI an
oTder business; began with 50 Seiu 80, ~
r.. Jool,iet Tells how. Heacock. 9l4'
/ CrLnort n. 7.
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LOsT-BANKBoOKs.

LOST -Bankhook No 946 ass. Bank Tor
Savings 80 4th ave, New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book % bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17

LOST BankboOk No. go. .SiT. Bank for
Savings, 30 4th ave. New York Pay
ment stopped. Please return book to bank
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The Rev DR.. Robert F. Y. Pierce, pastor Of the
Second Avenue Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning at 1915 o'clock on The Call of
the World" The popular Sunday school
New-York tribune., 1909-07-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
CHANfBERMAID AND WAITRESS. SS.-Neat
competent. cbiiglug young worker. cN-
celent references. city or country. w Mr.
Golfers Agency, 10 West 23d ST.
COOK German Protestant. thoroughly uu-
derstauds al! branches plain and fancy
cooking. best Of references city or couu-
try B. Mr. Golfers Agency. I22 West
23d 81.
f.ADYS MAID-HairdresstnE massage
uanicurlug. Bertha Banks l2B West
10th ST
NURSERY GOVERNESS or superior nurse:
will tako two children; $50. two years in
last place. Miss Shea's Bureau. East
x2S