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New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE SCIENCE OF LIVING. OR. THE ART
OF KEEPING WELL By William :.
Sad'er 81 D illustrate ted I2rno. ID Il
40. Chicago. A a.. McClurR & Coz
A concise outline of modern hygiene.
TIE SLAVERY OF PROGRESS It's Causes
and It's Cure B. A. = Thomas 13mO.
pp. 12l ,The Neai4 Publishing Company
TIE MYSTERY OF HAMLET. PRINCE OF
DENMARK B- Robert Russell Benedict
i-Uo- ~. 100 iPhiia telph-a- The 7. p.
LiTpincott C0uraryl
brief statement p the -nigmatical
phase of HauIet-s character. with sugEes-
t30rs toward .fs solution.
ny FRIEND TIE INDIAN. Bv James Nc
Laughll-. United states Indian Inspector.
With illustrations svC. pp. via. 416. The
HJugEt0n Miffin Company
a a-st hand study O: Indian character
and customs
SOIL FERTILITY AND PERMANENT AGRI-
CULTURE B- cyril o Hopkins. Ph. D.
Illustrated sro pp x1i,i e53. Boston:
CHM d Coz
This work is divided into four parts.
dealing rpsIeTrIvet-. with Science and
Soil Systems of Permanent Agriculture.
soil Trresr1Rafi0ns by culture Experiment
and various Fertility Factors with maps
and charts
NERVOUS STATES. THEIR NATURE AND
CAUSES BY Dr Paul Dubois. Authorized
translation hy Edward O. Richards. 12rno.
Dp 100 'The Funk Waguails Com
pauy-B
The author points o1t that neurasthe enia
not new disease. created bv cordi-
fions u modern Ire. and that most men
and women are subject 70 var1fnR de-
y fatigue, which brings on psychic de-
btlities
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
BARONESS TO MARRY AGAIN
Won Colburg's Divorced Wife Gets Ii
canse TO Wed German Officer.

distinguished looking man and woman
drove up TO the City Hall yesterday after
noon and hurried into City Clerk Sculiy's
Office. where they secured a marrtage
license The man gave his name as Lieu
tenant William ". ZOllner, ot the German
army and said he was born In Munich
twenty-nine years ago. The woman gave
her name as lone Loerelholz Won Colburg.
thirty years old. and said she was born in
this city, her father being william Pick
hardt Lieutenant Zollner said that he and
his rsncee were staying al the Hotel Ok
ford. Park avenue and 5sth street. and that
they had landed in this country or Thurs
day.
The baroness said that she had already
been married twice. her first husbands
name having been shope- After his death
she married the Baron Curt LoerelhOlz Won
Colburg IN 1904. and had secured a divorce
from him IN January. 1909 She explained
to Clerk scully that she had not brought
her decree OF divorce with her from Ger
many. because she left the other side
week ago on an hours notice.
Lieutenant Zollner and Baroness Won Col
burg will be married to-day and viii take
a wedding trip 20 japan.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
OUTDOOR EvANeELIsTIc MEETING

The outdoor evangelistic meetings OF the
National Bible Institute, OF No. l56 Fifth
avenue. began last Tuesday evening in
Harlem Beginning next Monday the
series will he extended TO include a daily
noon meeting at Madison Square and oath
street and several meetings every night
on the Bowery. The latter meetings will
be under the direct supervision Of the Mis-
sion of the Living Waters. whose work is
under the auspices Of the National Bible
Institute The number Of outdoor meetings
will be steadily increased as the weeks
pass. and IL is expected the full schedule
will be well under way early in May.
In connection with the outdoor evange-
listic campaign the two Gospel halls OF
the Bible Institute, at No. III Manhattan
street and at No % Delaney street. will
be open every night for evanselistic ser
vices, and full corps Of workers VIII be
in charge The Bowery meetings will be
conducted from a Gospel wagon Among
the workers who will have charge Of the
meetings this present month are s. W.
Powell. John Hollis the Rev. c. L. Evarts
and Robert NJ. Hay. The object OF the
meetings is announced as: o. To declare
the Gospel in the fuluess OF its power as
often as possible, C) to lead all who ex-
press their purpose to live Christian life
into habits of prayer and Bible study, 90
to lead converts to unite with the member
shin of the Christian Church.
The outdoor meetings Of the National
Bible Institute are unique in that they
are held regularly at certain hour eveTy
dav in the week and on Sunday from ear.y
in the spring until October Meetings es-
tablished at certain locations are contin-
ued throughout the entire season as late
as the weather will permit
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
HIT BY FALLING FLOWER POT
Man from Worcester, Mass, Receives
Possible Fracture of Skull.

Blown by the wind from rs place on a
window sill on the 42d street side OF the
Hotel Belmont. at Park avenue and 42d
street. flower pot fell on the head OF John
E. Mayhem. sixty-six years old. an adver-
Using agent OF No. Is Falcon street.
Worcester, Mass. last evening. lnficting
possible fracture OF the skull.
Policeman Lamb. OF Traffic Precinct c.
saw Mayhew fail and ran 70 his assistance.
He placed him IN tsxicab and. jumping in
himself. he ordered the chauffeur 70 drive
at full speed for Bellevue Hospital. At the
hospital DR. Smith examined Mayhem. His
condition IL serious. A man who was op-
posite the hotel when the accident hap
pened told the police that he thought he
saw the flower pot fall from sill on the
tenth floor A policeman was sent TO the
hotel 20 investigate.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
Recountins tie adventure. Of Mr.. Rob

Recountins tae adventures Of Mr.. Rob
ert Carter
THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF Lr-THER TRAHT.
BY Edwin Balne- and William Nacttarg
Illustrated bv Villa In Oberhardt 12mo.
PIP 365 Boston. small. Maynard g Coz
Luther Trant is q Young detective who
solves many crimes through psychological
methods and who adapts 10 his need tried
and accepted experiments in scientific
COUNTRY NEIGEBoRs b. Alice Brown.
Company
collection ot short stories ab9Js the
loves and lives of New England folk.
THE ROYAL AMERICANS BY Mary HalIock
Foote. lamo. pD- 3s5 trhs Houghton.
Mimin Company
a historical novel of Colonial time.
TIRE EDUCATION OF UNITE PAUL. BY
AlRernou Eiackvood Emo. pp $40.
tr5enry Holt & Coz
seemingly crusty "a bachelor 81
fortr-ive is taken in hand b. his aephews
and oi0c~s. who teach him many things
SKID PTFFER. Tale of the Kankakee
SWAMP. I''aStrate,i bv ?. r. Richards and
Victor peraIG and from photographs OF seen
cry. i2uo Dp. vilL -. Henry Holt & CoD
The scenes ~ this story are Kankskec.
Indianapolis and the deserts q the Far
West.
A CYCLE or SUNSETS. BY Mabel Loonlis
Is5'L,, ITood. -1. i-T1o. 10 rs Hoston; small
A description q whole year of sunsets
es seen from Wider HHl. written IN the
form % a 5iary- slight love story runs
through the RACES.
TIE TANNING or RED BUTTE WESTERN.
BY Franic Iynde. Illustrated. l2r0. ID.
Sh. 40 Charles Scribner's SonsD
a railroad story which depicts the struggle
or man MO mistrusts his own physical
LITTLE ALIENS Fs Nina Keliy. Illustrated
i2,no. pp @2l- charles Scrihncr's sonsD
Nine short stories 4 the little East side
children
TIE HEART or DESIRE. BY Elizabeth De
jeans Nfth Illustrations in color By the
kt1ueys l2uo. pp 3G5- Philadelphia: Tn.
). e. LrTlrocrt Company
A modern stors. with q California setting
RCJTLEIGE RIDES ALONE BY WI Leving-
Ton Contort With trontisplece by Martin
Justice. i2rno rr 80. philadelphia: The
}. T.. Lipr,roott company
InG.s. ard Msr-hura NJ the tine of THE
this narrative. which tells q the love of the
hero. Routiecgs, q Young American for the
most beautiful woman II London
sNoW-FLEE. A story y the Russian Court.
Empress" illustrated with water color
oraVlngs y The author svo. ID. S6s
lHarDer & ErosD
Two Young ofioe-s of IRE Russian che
Va ier-flarde are IN love with Princess Sacha
lllaDo'v. Oen Z them. CrIansky Is sent
On a mission 70 the Caucasus and IN the
mean mean I'm. ma MAJ aTr,ase ,s Is brought about be
involyed IN this story of diplomacy snd
HEARTS CONTENDING. 4 Novel B,, George
Sr5ocH Fru1tispieCe by Denran Fink
limo. I'd. 271 Harper & Bros)
Porrrsyins life among The Germans IN a
Pennsylvn1ia ALLEY.
THE APPLE TREE COTTAGE Bv Ezinor
Macartney Lane. Illustrated by Frank Craig
Small l217o. pp 81. tHarper & BrosD
A short love story.
THE FIRST ROUND By 81. John r,uca.
limo, p1. as e. 2. Dutton & co..
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

F
sneak tomorrow morning on "A Forward
Movement" in the evening on The Nap
kin Theory OF Christianity"
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church. 98th
street and Central Park West, the pastor
the Rev. David G. wylie. will conduct the
ss r-ices tomorrow at II a. m. and ?. m
The subject Of the morning sermon will be
Letting Cod into the Soul' and OF the
evening Some Lessons from an Old
Prophet"
DR. wise Will preach al the Free Syna-
gogle tomorrow on rs a Reconciliation
Between r form and Orthodoxy Possible.
and by What Means Could 1t be Brought
About?"
PercivaI Chubb will give the first OF two
lectures on "Forerunners Of our Faith" to-
morrow. the lecture being on Carlyle and
Ethical Conversion" and on the 18th he Will
lecture on Matthew Arnold and Ethical
C;arifcation." These lectures will be de-
livered before the Society for Ethical Cult
1re at its regular Sunday morning meetings
AT Carnegie Hall at IL o'clock.
New Thought Church services will be held
in the Belasco Theatre tomorrow at IL
a. m. Julia Seton Sears will speak on the
s,lbjec,. New Thought Answer 70 the In
dustrial Problem
The Rev T. r. Slicer will preach to-mor-
row morning at All Souls Church, Fourth
avenue and 2Oth street. on "A Plain Path
"rbe Stakes OF the Game" will he the
subject OF Dr. George p Eckman's short
talk In connection with the impromptu praise
service tomorrow evening at St Pauls
Methodist Episcopal Church. West End ave-
nue. and Ssth street. The pastor will
preach in the morning on The Drift Of the
Soul"
Tn the Harlem Presbyterian Churcn.
Mount Morris Park West, 1920 street. the
Rev. John Lyon Caughey. pastor. the Rev.
A. F. lie Roy. OF Natal. South Africa. will
preach tomorrow at II A. m. and at ?. m.
the pastor will preach on What Can We
Learn from the Roman Catholics?'
The Oberammergau Passion Play as
seen in 1900 and as To Re in BLOSSOMS
Universal Applications OF Its Spirit will
be Or S. Edward Young's evening subject
tomorrow at the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. Nostrand avenue and Dean street.
Brooklyn. THE Wealth a Fine Disposition
Is and It's Acquisition Will be Dr. Young's
morning subject. preceded by a five-minute
sermon 20 boys and girls. which has been
introduced as a regular part OF the service
At the West Presbyterian Church. on 42d
street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
the Rev. A II Evans. the pastor. will
preach tomorrow at II a. m on The Morat
FducatIon OF the Community" and at q
u m on What Is II To BE a Follower II
Christi
AT the service Of the Healing Mission
held as usual at St Marks Church. Second
avenue and 10th stgeet, tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

will preach in the morning at 1913 O'Clock
and in the evening at 7:45. The morning
subject will be "Heredity. Education, En-
vironment and Good FOrtune-Each sum
cient, None Efficient" In the evening Dr.
Hills will give the fourth sermon In the
series on The Religious Teachings OF the
Great Artists" upon Edwin A. Abbey
Holy Grail In the Boston Public Library.
Al IN. Park Presbyterian Church. ssth
street and Amsterdam avenue. series or
illustrated lectures is being given on The
Kingdom and the Work The special
subject Tomorrow evening-address by j.
W. CIark-wfH be Work Among Aneri-
can Indians" and on April 20 The WORK
In China
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
West End avenue and sist street the Rev
Edgar Whitaker Work, pastor, and the
Rev. Elwood Erickson. assistant. there
will be services tomorrow at II a. n and
.. m. and Mr.. Erickson will preach both
morning and evening. On Friday evening
the Fourth Church Brotherhood will hold
the second annual banquet at the Marie
AntoInette Hotel
Special service for the Military Order OF
the Loyal Legion OF the United States viii
be held at the Church OF the Incarnation.
Madison avenue and 18th street. to-morrow
afternoon at o'clock
Everybody's Bible Class. which meets To-
morrow afternoon IN the Marble Collegi-
ate Church. will be addressed by Or. G
Bartoli. on the subject The Higher Crit
icisn and Its Methods" After this ad-
dress a number OF alleged Contradictions
OF the Bible" Will be considered BY Or. L.
VI. Sweet.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
rAs1 GAS METERS IN MAJORITY

A report submitted yesterday TO the Pub
lie Service Commission shows that Of 52s
gas meters complained OF during the month
OF March. 2s9 or a.7 per cent were fast.
while -. or SO per cent. were slow while
t11e reuainder were within the per cent
a,eB - the possible variation under the
layy ar l04 electric meters tested during
tho month > were fast and were slow.
while the remainder were within the legal
variation OF per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
JUVENILE

JOERNEYS THROUGH BookLAND A New
and Original Plan fDr Reading. APPLIED 20
t1e Worries Bes- Literature FOR Children.
BIZ Charles y sylvester Illustrated Vol
aIes II and III. sFo. p0. v'l, 4S2, viii.
4s-. tChicag0: The Thompson Publishing
t.mrEEr.#
These EoiEnes contain extracts from the
prose ard verse Cf REskiu. Stevenson. Kip
Ing. D-V.s carroll. Nritrier. Defoe. HaV-
thprre. Eugene Field. kingsley. LonEfelIoV
Jean l1ce.gw. the brothers Grim ana Hans
Christian Andersen.
u EST POINT ITS GLANOR AND ITS GRIND
By captain Harold Hammond. T.. : A Il
LGstra -es5. f2u-c. Ed. - The Cuuples Z
Leon CHr-ualE.H
Describing tfe a. West Point n camp an.
ar barracks. -he dell Ents of drill. etc
LITTLE MISS FALES. R- Emile Benson
k-tle and Alden Arthur hripe Front.spiece
~ Frances Rogers. limo. pp. 2Z5. Harper
a. Bros
story about little girl who thought
she should have been a boy
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
SAILS FOR THE ARGENTINE
Cruiser Montana Carries General
Wood Envoy TO Centenary.

Old Point Comfort, Va, April 8-Ine
armored cruiser Montana sailed to-day WIKI
the United States special envoy 10 the Ar
zentine Republics centenary celeoration.
Major General Leonard Wood. who will
present the congratulations and best wishes
OF the people Of the United STATES 20 the
Argentine Republic through a message from
President Taft to President Alcorta. Mrs
Wood accompanies the general on the Mon
tana-
Havana will be the rrst stop. and the yes
sci, after having been Joined there Oy tne
scout cruiser Chester. will proceed 20 Mai
donado Uruguay. BY way OF 81 Thomas
and Barbados. Before proceeding up tne
River Platte 20 BuenOs Ayres the special
Arzeutfne centenary squadron, commander
bv Rear Admiral Staunton, will consist or
n. cruisers Montana Chester. North Caro-
lima Tennessee and South Dakota. the lat
ter three ships joining the flagship at Nal
foradO
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
ETOCRhPEN

FlCSEEF PRIESTS OF NORTH AMERICA
I642ITl0. p the Rev T. =. Campbell s. j
Illustrated. Fel. u Among tle HlrCne
e.- ~. xvt. 4II. rThe America Press-J
TIE present volume r0nCe-us tteef y ~
rt= lives - tire cri-f apostles ~ ne H-rons
Peter Bard. EueuCnd Masse. John &c
rrrbeuf Gabriel IaIeua1r Anne ce N"ue
s~.r0u- Daniel Charles Lai-r7s1f. jerome
raleuert. charles Ga~1ier. Noel Chabauel
ard Leonard Cfar-eEE-
aCNE MUSICAL EEC0I.LECTIoNs OF FIFTY
YEARS. pv Richard HJruan with q
-fagra~ri-aI sketch by his VIE. T-l-stra TED
--ro. -. viii. l6s lcaaTles Sc-fbner s
~n~s
Meudelsschn. Guile Pesorti, Liszt Jenny
rfnz and C1aries Hale ngurs IN these
rrpuri~s
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
HISTORY.

REAR ADMIRALS SCHLET. SAMPSON AND
SERN ERA A Review 0f the Naval cam
ralg1 OF lsaS, in Pursuit and Destruction
of the Spanish Fleet Commanded BY Rear
AdDiral f1scual Dervera. By James Park
& toyrer.y Lieutenant Commander United
sSstss Nav VITA portraits Syo. pp. 333
Che Seaie Publishing Company
Arcoupanied by brief Biographical
sketch Of The author
THREE RIVERS. THE JAMES. THE PO-
LoMAt TIE HUDSON. A Retrospect of
Peace and War. Ev Joseph Pearson Farley.
Z. = A. Illustrated I1rr0. pp 2-7 fThe
Neale Publishing C1upa1yD
record NJ historical events and a0ec-
c7tes. General Farley has written around
The three rivers connected with HIS life,
rivers tlat arr rich "a history and romance
JoHNSoN'S WONDER WORKING PPOVI-
DENCE. l62s-l651 Edited by !. Franklin
jameson. Fh D.. LII T. With q map and
Two facsinlles sTo pP. TX, PSI. charles
SCrirue~'s SOrs0
This is one Of the Original Narratives Of
Early American II lsr 1r7' 80 reproduced under
The auspices ~ the American Historical as
soctaL01- L gives account q the
history - New E-glan6 From the Eng
-sh planting Il -1e Yeere 162s until the
Nsere 1G-2'
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
RELIoIoUs NOTICES.

THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
"a Ave. and Tth st.
Rev. JOHN c. FAGG- d. D. Minister
VII preach at II \. NJ and p. "
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
5th ave and 2Pth -
Pav DAVID JAS BCRRELI4 u. n. Minister
rev Alfred F. Myers will preach at II A "
subject. a Fruitful Interview"
Rev .1phT : Allen. d D. at 2. NJ Subject.
Two Men
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS
5tn Ave and 4sth ST
Rev NEHEMIAH BOYNTOE. d. n Of Brook
Ivn y Y. will preach AZ II a. NJ and
NJ
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End ave and nth -.
Rev HENRY EvERTSON COBB. n n. Mir
ister. viii preach at II \. W. AMI $50 2 NJ
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH
UNITARIAN. Park Ave and 3+th St.
-, -. Rev. Robert ColIyer. Lit n.
MIi's'e' Rev. John HAYNES Holrles
II A M..................M MORNING SERVICE
Rev. John Hav7eS HoIru-= viii 0resrh
Subject LAUNCH OUT INTO THE DEEP
1880 p. NJ. Communion Service.
PUBLIC RALLY OF the UNITARIAN FEI-
IOwSHIP FOR SOCIAL JCSTICD at the
s4th street. Addresses on
THE CHURCH AND THE SOCIAL CUES
TION: WHAT SHOULD THE CHURCH SAY
AND no IN THE FACT. OF THE SOCIAL IN
JUSTICE OF OUR TIME
Public eordIaItv invited
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
TRAVEL

vypvAs-z IMPRESSIONS or THE
PHTLIPFTE ~ Mary H Fee mus
...,I sr,-r photographs 12mo. pp. VIII.
.s1 lCafaaEo. a. g.. Mcclurg a COB
r-nipino ufs. customs and charscteristics
sar..faf l.t q teacher Nlth thlrry-tNo
ffustr ttnUs
Rom CAPITOL TO kHEMLl> BV Mrs
49,. ,...rEyf.re Fruutispircr. 1Zmo. pp
300 ,The NeaIe Publishing Company
f1ffr ruorfEs' record - European
travel srperiencas and Impressions.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
ERATuRE

The LITERATURE or THE VICTORIAN
ERA By Z .Rh Walker, IL. D limo.
pp 81 1867. 70 T. Puruar1's Sons1
4 c0GuDend Gus survey of a rich period
divided into suggestive sections The first
deals with Speculative Thought. and The
author then treats % the Developments Of
Creative Art IN Poetry and Fiction. He
concludes With pages on History and
Biography. Criticism and Mtsce neous
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
SPORT

-FFr Hr-e.TISs FIELD W,th Horse a1d
Hound fr AuIertre. fre British isles ana
Franco FF prank sherman Ps"r I''-s-
rratsd from T7irtiIe- b" Triian In. -raoil
chamberlain ano fr.fl n""torrar1e. 40
an ytl afa. fMifrh0I k-uuerI'v.t
This fs a ermrauIsr Volume 20 "C~Css
r..rt~-. WIN Horse aud Hound ' j. de-
srHfrre The chase after fhs fox rabbit.
Har. otter nrs eser iu various countries
-.fare ar. over seventy Illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
REPRINTS.

-EFr WORKS OF SIR JOHN sl-cKITNG ~
PROSE AND VERSE EdItec WIN intro
ccotior and notes ~ a. Hamilton
Thoupsou. II l2lro. pp. Xii 42s.
IL p. uLr-0n a Coz
rAR FROM TIE EADDING CROWD Rv
Thomas Hardy. Frortis-i.ee. small r.mo.
pp Ni. 40. iHarper Bros
Issuel 90 thc new 'b.1 paper edition
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
REIlciOus.

HISTORY OF TIE CHRISTIAN CFrrRr rH
Bv philip srha@ Volume Y Part II. The
Mitdle Ages. From Bonita VIII l2N4
-n fhe Protestant Reformation 1917 Hv
David erhar. n. ID illustrated Large
$40. ur. 81. ~. Charles Sc~i0n-rs sons
TIE FATTE DF 4 T.AVNAN. Studies n the
RecoU from prcfess'rua .zaf RELIGION.
Bv william Frederick Osborne. Il
l2rno. pp vfii. 23s tHa-per 2 BrosD
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH


The REV. CHARLES r. AkED. ID D.. viii
preach tomorrow morning and evening
- rvtces at 90 and o'clock
BIBLE CLASSES FOR NOI Nc MEN AND
YOUNG WOMEN ar $50 n Va.
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPI5-
COPAL CHURCH. Corner 6Oth street.
Rev> WALLACE MACMULLEN. d D. Pastor
IL a ru.-Preachiug BY the Pastor subject,
The Apprecisrive Christ
2. m.-InfOrmal Service. FavOrtte hymns oy
choir and congre CATION. Brief address by
the Pastor The Help Of Hiudrauces
FOURTH AV EN- PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. WALTER DUNCAN BIC CHAN
AN. d o.. Pastor. administers the sacrament 4
the Lords supper and receives members az
II a m and breaches az : .. m tomorrow n
the Assembly Rooms Of the United Charities
Building No. 1C9 East 22d st Midweek prayer
meeting. Wetinesday. : ..
ADAMS CHAPEL. UNION THEOLOGICAL
Seminary. 700 Park Ave.-Sundav afternoon
services at 4.30 o'clock The twelfth of the
ssries Of sermons Questions About Re
Iigion Preacher. the Rev. Professor RI ENRY
SLOANE COFFIN. D D. Subject. What Is
the Function Of the Church 80 All are wei
~0rr-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

Broadway and 5sth street.
Rev. CHARLES r JEFF DRSON. y D. Pastor
n a. ~ Public Worship.
DIR JEFF EI{SDN will preach
D Public Worship
Rev. William 4 kirkw0od viii preach
MsdnesdaE- " PraEer Meer-nE.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

rey- Wednesday a new novel called
Nathan Burke" by Mary <. Watts. The
hero is described as a typical American
man n The last half Of the nineteenth
century His struggles, failures and sue
casses arc related lu the story
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

Madison Avenue and 24th Street.
Rev c. n PAREH-RST u. d. Pastor.
Rev O. r. MONTGOMERY. Pm D..
Assistant Minister.
The pastor will preach II a. m. and
Mr. Montgomery p. m
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
GENERAL NEWS OF THE WEEK

Dr ] Lewis Hartsock. pastor OF Union
Church. 4Sth street west OF Broadway. will
sneak tomorrow morning on "A Forward
NTovernent" in the evening on The Nap
kin Theory OF Christianity"
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
SOCIETY For ETHICAL CULTURE.

Carnegie Han. 5tth st. 9TH Ave--I1 A "
MR. PERCIVAL CHUBB-
lectures on 'FORERJ NNEFIS OF OUR FAITH.
CARLYLE AND ETHICAL COW EE{SION.''
The Church OF the Divine Paternity.
Central Park West and 18th street.
Sermon ~ the Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

AT the service OF the Healing Mission.
held as usual at St Marks Church. Second
avenue ana 10th street, tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
Madison Avenue Baptist Church

MADISON AVE COR 315T STREET
CHARLES \. EATON. ID. D.. Pastor.
II A M.-''The Problem q Life-yVhat Is Tt
5 r. Ms God the Author OF EVIL
STRANGERS CORDIALLY INNITED
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

ST. BkATH0l l0xEW'S CHURCH
Madison Avenue. corner 44th street
The Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS 2. D. Rector.
$50 a. " Holy Communion
n A. NJ. Preacher. the Rector
4 2. 81. Preacher. Rev sydney y. Usher.
81 N 0rfar al
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
OLD FIRST CHURCH,

5th ave. 11th % 12th st
HOWARD DTFFIELD. u D. Pastor.
Services, II a. m and p. m
RUTGERS PRESBY TERRAIN CHU RCH.
Broadway. corner I'D -
Preaching at N a. m by the
Rev. WILBERT ". WHITE. ID. ID.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
Christianity Under Fire"

MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
9TH ave. and 29th 81.
sunday afternoon. . o'clock.
ST. ANDREWS. 9Th ave and f2Tth ct.
Rev. GEO r. VAN DE WATER. .. D.
rector. will preach az n a. m on The Book
Next Best 20 the Bible
The Rev. FLOYD : LEACH. OF City Ms
sion star. breaches at p m Church school
wit graded classes %
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

At Plymouth Church, Orange street. be-
tween Hicks and Henry streets. Brooklyn.
the pastor, the Rev. Newell Dwight Hills,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

Ny. Eoratio :. Krans has prepared
solsrue soon 20 be published by the
Sturrfs & Walton Company on The
lost AT of Conversation" IN Il he
assemblies q number Of essays on the
subject. swift. he Quincy and steven
son being among the authors drawn
upon. There VIII be several hlustra-
lions.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

West End ave. and slsr 81
EDGAR whitaker WORK. =. d. Pastor.
p. ELsWOOD ERIC C<SON Assistant.
Mr.. ERICKSON viii preach morning and evening
Calvary Nj. f.. Church,
New-York tribune., 1910-04-09

lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
u.o-ted to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
,rir C-T7Ie paducah a. Georsetown-
49, The Cesar AT Newport News, the Hart
fors an Annapolis the Wisconsin at New
Ir1esua tre California the West Virginia
o,E ire MARYLAND ~ Mare Island. the Colo
80 and The Pennsylvania al Bremerton. the
Rocket a. Indian Head
SAILED
.--r ~t. Prairie from Philadelphia fcr Crts
~ ,1fat .be cesar from Norfolk for Newport
Neuss the PatuKeut and The latsTs 500 nom
Norfolk for Southern dTtll grounds. the South
t..~Cffns from Havana for Charleston.