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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

The Rev. DR.. Robert Bruce Clark OF fort
Jervis, has been called TO the pastorate OF
Puritan Presbyterian Church. Harlem The
call was extended by session and congreSa-
ton and was unanimous. The church has
been without a pastor for some months
owing to the death Of the Rev. DR.. {. j.
Young, for many years prominent In Pres
oyterian affairs of Harlem and Of the city.
Yesterday an officer Of the Puritan
Church said that no other plan besides
calling q new pastor and going on as the
church has long done was ever contem-
plated. Rumors had been to the effect That
changes might be made 1t was said yes
terday that the new pastor will accept, sub
,ect to the usual approval of the New York
Presbytery. The congregation named TO
present the call George NJ Jacques, Arthur
d. Crane and James McCulloh
The new Puritan pastor was born In New
ark in 1852, but removed with his parents
almost at once to Brooklyn. where he was
educated In the public schools. He was
graduated from Amherst College in 1876
and then attended Union Theological Semi
nary in this city. lie was pastor in the
West, chiefly in Iowa. for decade or more.
but has been In Orange County, this state,
at Goshen and at Port Jervis for upward
of twenty years. He Is said to be reck-
oned one of the strong preachers of the
New York Synod. Puritan Church dates
from 1872, and its membership is about five
hundred. 1t has a complete property, well
equipped. The late Or. Young was its pas
tor for fifteen years.
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22d s. lmtg $50. 500; May o 500: attornss, Law
yers Title Insurance x Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
=, UNIVERSITY I'VE PLACE., l. cor wsysl.r
Realty Co to Edw " Nestell, 523 West fiith
st; May .; 81; attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust
Co. i7G Broadway.
gers Construction Co, 81 Rutgers st (mtg &l32
5c0: May 2; 81: same attorney;
WATER ST, 42s, 20x6o: Israel RAIDER TO Min
ME Manheimer, 1345 Attn st, Brooklyn; an liens;
Sept 20. 1911; 81 attorney Msnheirier. 2si
eTH AVE. e cor 18th st. 20 foxs5: 18th Al,
Kurzrok Bros Co. go 9Th ave; all iiens; April
80; 500; attorneys. Mclaughlin & stern, Is
William st.
10TH AVE, g $. 25s It n OF Goth st. 5oxioO;
VIM Hall ~ Pincus Lowenfeld and William
Prayer, l29 East 74th st mtg 10000 and all
liens; April 81 500; attorney, Title GUARANTEES
18TH ST, IIo and iI2 East. 4ixl03.3; 18th q.
IS: ls62 # Of Al ave. sexlo3a; American
o; 81. attorney Title Guarantee Co. i76 Broad
way
18TH ST, e s.. 80 # n W Of ID ave. liz
1888: Annie Greenberg to Iryngton Cons.rac-
ton Co, 80 Bond st mtg $4,000: May |; 500;
attorney, Myron sulzberger. IS Park Row
eth ST. !: geo 4 OF ist ave- -c 2'1 Ss,i o.
ave untg 5000; May .: 500; attorney. J
Dorm. 141 Broadway.
GID ST. 1873 West, 25xlOo5: Louis oppenhein
10 Emanuel Arnsten and ano. 800 West End ave
mtg $4,000 y part; April %; attorneys, Arm
stein & Levy, lbs Broadway.
gid ST. 227 East, 25xtO05: Adeline Pachnes
to Eugene Wolff. 4s Edgemere ave; all title
mtg s26.O00); May 2; 81 attorney. Lester y
Freedman. 800 Broadway.
list ST. 3l4 West, 3 sty brk, I7xI005; James
" Tuly and ano. exrs. TO Stanley J Murphy,
4es Riverside Drive: May 2. $4,000, attorney,
Title Guarantee & Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
sOTH ST, los West: sty brk. 3y1o22
James Reilly 10 Charles Galloway, lO6 West
sOth st (mtg s20OOO: May .: $; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. iI6 broadway.
SYST ST 239 East: stv brk. 25xiO22 tfore-
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RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address OF lesse.l

y.
CHERRY ST $50 store, etc. Rachello Pallls-
MO 20 Vincen1o Cino; yrs months from Nov
l. 1914: S42O: address. rs Cherry 81.
HORATIO ST, II 10 "a East, store. etc; En-
manuel Guarino et al. exrs: to Joseph solo
novitz; . yrs from May /. 1912; 1870 address,
HOUSTON ST. 1879 East. store and basement;
Mnsker Realty Co 20 Morris Rath: yrs II
months from June ], 1917; Sl,Uao; address, 2Bo
East Houston ST.
LOT AT Clason's Point. near canal and tho
caisson l3sx23ix irres; Clason.s Point Park, q
yrs from Jan /. 1919; $1,000. address, 3l2 Alex
under ave.
SAME PROPERTY. stand on space: Eugene
! Mcclure ct al to Emily Bopp. yrs from
Jan /. 1912; $3.50. address, I'll East l2lst st.
LEXINGTON AVE, l2j. cor store. NJ and
e Ernest TO Werner A 9 Brandenberg and ano;
10 yrs from Oct l. 1911; sa.4Oo: address. lloa
LEXINGTON AVE. Ii2J. rooms. etc. same
to same; 10 yrs months from July 1, 1911;
LEXINGTON AVE. 1925. 30 store. etc; same
to Philip Sinicashi: yrs mos from March 1.
1912: $500: address. i72 East SD st
MOTT ST. 106 store floor and basement; Blast
Figurdio 10 Constantlo hi Filippis yrs from
May /. 1912; $l.0S0; address, l62 Mott st.
WILLIAM ST. 49, basement; Plat II. 81 to
49, Woodbridge Co 10 Emile Gerard; 10 yrs from
MAY I, 1912; $1,000; address. II I'd ave- Staten
WEBSTER AVE. 2o2i. store. etc; Mrs A NJ
Pragnel TO Max Jacobs: 10 yrs from March 3D.
1912. $500: address 2O2i Webster ave.
lST AVE. 1926 store, etc: James MCGEE to
Marie Poh: yrs from May /. 1912; 81, 900; ad-
dress. 253 East 7ad II.
sTH AVE. e Z, 80 II $ Of 18TH st. south store
and basement; Adolph Rosenberg ct al TO Louis
Grossman; yrs from May I. 1912: $500: ad-
dress. 27is sth ave.
18TH ST. AZ West. all. VIM Ross to Emile
Ettlnger. 2i3 East list st: 10 yrs from May I.
1917; 5000: address. 2i3 East list st.
10 Isidor Riger; yrs from April /. 1872; s42o;
address. $50 East 16sth ST.
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MEN AND RELIGION AFTERMATH.

| Proposals TO conserve fruits OF the Men
md Roligion Forward Movement are nu-
uerous The Federal Council OF Churches.
the Iaymen's Missionary Movement, the
| Missionary Education Movement and the
brotherhoods in various religious bodies are
putting forth plans. Some Of them are IN
sIsting loudly that they are the losicaI
beneflciarles, and ought To no utilized
rather than some others.
The Federal Council held meeting be-
fore the Conservation Congress adjourned
brought together representatives, or the
| brotherhoods. tho Sunday School Associa-
tions and others composing the Men and
p.,igion Movement. and elected It's own
! president, Bishop Hendrix Of the Methodist
| church South. chairman OF what II calls
Joint committee. This joint committed
| with the council secretary as ps OWL
| voted itself a clearing house, and decided
| 10 call conference OF all organizations at
once. The three men empowered to ar
range such conference are tho Kew. Ut
| Charles s. mcfarland OF the council. the
Rev. Dr. Clarence a. Barbour. or the IN
| ternational Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. and Harry Wade Hicks, OF the
! Missionary Education Movement 1t is
stated that such conference VIII be helu
next month probably to open the season az
Silver Bay on Lake George.
| The Laymen's Missionary Movement
over the name Of its general secretary ).
| Campbell White. issues call for one mill
ion men who shall enter upon an adequate
missionary campaign in the churches OF
| North America. II declares such NUMBER
to be not too many to compose the 2""o
missionary committees. and 1t calls upon
missionary leaders everywhere TO ally
themselves with the movement.
Summer schools East and West are IS
suing invitations TO laymen aroused by the
/ Men and Religion Movement to attend
! them. and prepare for larger all around
service Key men In the seventy cities
where conventions have been held within
/ tho last eight months are being sought out,
/ and circulars Of all sorts are going TO
/ them.
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LARGE SALES IN DOWNTOWN SECTION
Frederick Jennings Increases His Water Street Holdings and
Harry c. aenbeck His Lafayette and Franklin Street Estate
UPPER BROADWAY CORNER BOUGHT FOR A HOTEL SITE

Deisler. exr. 10 Frances Lee, ITO West SD
st (mtg 100000; April 2S: $4,000; attorney
Title Guarantee Co. 176 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Haefeln ct al
to same (mtg 100000; April %; 81; attorney
same above. -.
CENTRAL. PARK WEST, cor OF 1osth
st, 100 f1xIOO; Brown-Weiss Realities to the
Roseaire Co 20 East 45th st (mtg S2l3.0OO);
April 20; 500; attorneys. Marsh Weiner
HAMILTON ST, "a, 25x1O2x25x1o4,. e s
foreclosure. April 2, 1922: Warren Leslie
ref, to Charles and Catherine Casazza
5sO5 7th ave, Brooklyn. and Angelo Casazza
~ New Bowery; May 3. $15sO0; attorney
Title Guarantee Co, 178 Broadway.
IENOX AVE- g S. from 18th to 114th 81
2Ol 1Ox125; Rutgers Construction Co to Ed
ward w Nesteil. 532 West 111th st (mtg
s2O, Ooo): May 2; ST. attorney, Title Guarantee
co, 176 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: Edward w Nestell to
Kalmia Realty Co, 80 Broadway tmts S42o'-
OOO); MAY q; 81; attorney. same as above
PARK AVE, W g, from 1921 st 70 l23d
ST. 2Of lOxs0; Terench Co to BroWn-Weiss Real
ties SO Park Row mtg $4,000 and all iiensl:
April 20; 500: attorneys. Marks & Marks Is
Park Row.
RTVINGTON ST, n g. 22.3 II n W OF ESSEX
ct, % 2xsO; Samuel Rosenblum TO Ltah I Gold
berg 6OS West 10th st; April 20: 500; attor-
ney, B b Goldberg 1871 Broadway. -
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1888 W s. 20.5xs5. 4x2ox
sos: Madeline NJ Salt TO Hedwig Glass. 5l2 West
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SEMINARY commandments.

Yesterday dates were announced Tor COM
mencements OF the two great theological
seminarics In this city, the General and
Union. The dates OF the General. IN Chel-
sea Square, are Monday TO Wednesday
May 27-@ and Of Union May l2-A At
the General Seminary. which Is the official
Episcopal training school for ministers.
there are about tho same number Of stu
dents TO be graduated as last year, while
at Union there has been marked increase.
Speaking yesterday Of conditions at Union
the Rev. DR. Charles X Gillett, tho regis
trar, said:
The number Of applications for adinis-
sion 10 Union Seminary this next year Is
larger than ever before. on May l, 1912.
there we're on dlo more than thirty names
OF prospective juniors. We have on tile
the names Of more than six hundred stu
dents who have applied for our annual cat
alogue. showing that the supply OF pro-
specuye ministers Is not falling on In the
least, but rather increasing"
Sneakers at Unions alumni meeting will
bo President Fitch Of Andover Seminary,
on Recruiting the Ministry" tho Rev.
David Mcconnell Steele. Of Philadelphia, on
the City Church." and the Rev. II. L.
FosdIck on Cooperation" AZ tho gradua-
ton exercises the address will be given by
the Rev. Professor Hugh Black and by
President Brown.
In spite OF Union Seminary's success IN
attracting students. II was learned yester
day that a committee OF tho last Presby-
terrain General Assembly, with the Rev. Or.
D. G.. Wylie, OF the Scotch Church at its
head. will report to the next assembly.
meeting at Louisville on May is, on theol-
ogy az taught at Union. The complaint
came because OF steady stream OF stu
dents going into the Presbyterian ministry
Of the whole country by way OF the New
York Presbytery Who are said not 10 DO
sound In the faith as Prosbyterians teach
IL. They are unsound. the committee Sc
curing the naming OF the committee
charged, because Of instruction received
at Union Seminary. President Brown of
Union Is himself a commissioner to this
gears assembly. The Rev. Or. Wylie said
Yesterday that several conferences with
Union professors have been held, but that
he could give out nothing Of the commit
tees report IN advance. Presbyterian
newspapers are printing letters on the sub
ject While nominally Presbyterian, Union
is independent. and II gets students from
nearly all bodies, especially OF the liberal
theological type.
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Robert Browning centenary, which
occurs on May Z, Will be observed in sew
sral churches tomorrow. At the Church
Of the Messiah Unitarian there will be q
special service in the morning at II o'clock
The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, the minis
ter, will read selections from some Of
Browning's greatest poems. and will deliver
q commemorative address on THE Religion
Of Robert Browning as Revealed IN His
Poetry" At the Brick Presbyterian Church
DR.. Merrill will speak at the afternoon SER
vice on "Browning's Service to Faith"
The various chapters Of the Brotherhood
Of Andrew and Philip are asked to observe
Brotherhood Day tomorrow In comment
Grafton Of the organization OF the first chap
ter. on May 4, 1883, twenty-four years ago..
The brotherhood was the pioneer OF men 8
organizations In the local church in all de-
nominations except the Protestant Episco-
pal. Its emphasis OF special work for mon
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
New Pastor Called to Take Charge OF the Puritan Presbyterian
CONGREGATION.
Congregation.

by men the last twenty-four years has hdd
much to do in the development or men
UNCONVENTIONAL brotherhoods. 1t is mucn
to the credit of the Brotherhood OF Andrew
and Philip that during all these years II
has remained true to its ideals. 1t empna-
sizes comradeship and the social features
OF mems work. but its chief stress has been
such work, developed upon spiritual
basis The brotherhood stands pre-emneht-
ly for personal prayer and personal service
in behalf of others 1t is the only lnter9e-
nominational organization in the churches
among men, chapters being found in TWEEN
ty-three denominations in the land. There
is a Canadian council for that country me
international council with headquarters at
Philadelphia, is composed of twenty-five
laymen, with an advisory council OF TWEEN
ty-five clergymen. The largest chapter OF
the brotherhood Of Andrew and Philip is
the Bethany Presbyterian Brotherhood IN
Philadelphia, of which John Wanamaker -
president This chapter has membership
OF nearly one thousand men, and maintains
a brotherhood house. Mr. Wanamaker 10
deeply interested in brotherhood work. anu
is an active member OF the lnternatiohai
Council.
At the Labor Temple the Rev. Jonathan
G. Day will speak tomorrow evening at
o'clock on the topic Idols and lgno-
rance" There will be an organ recitaI at q
O clock in tho afternoon by X. NJ. Ireau-
we'll At o'clock Frederick w. DAVIS VIII
give an Illustrated lecture on Joseph the
Man Who Understood" on Tuesday, at
o'clock in the evening, Mrs. Charles lsraels
will address the open forum on the TOPIC
standards of Public Recreations.' On
Thursday, at o'clock In the evening. the
Rev. J. A. Hodgkinson. or MorFlsto"h'
Penn, will give an illustrated lecture on
The Emerald Isle" ON Friday, at p n'
Alfred w. Martin will address the open
forum on the topic tine New Social IDEAL
Gypsy Smith is TO speak in Broadway
Tabernacle on Monday evening at o CLOCK
Those who have as yet been unable TO near
the gS-psy evangelist will have one more OPP
portunity then, and those who have fal'h-
fully followed him from one meeting place
TO another will not fail to be present al tiis
last meeting. The occasion is the closing
of the season OF the EvangeliStic Institute
which has been held weekly during March
and April in Rutgers Presbyterian Church.
The institute, which was organized four
years ago. IS for the training Of Christian
workers, and the members are generally
representatives OF the young peoples socle-
ties and brotherhoodS of various denomlna-
lions from the city churches. list OF Drill
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST 327 and 500 East, s, 2cs,i ~
V of lst ave. 50.sXl02.2; sty tennis; adj
IUurrcd to May 10
ODD ST l0J East, s. % r. OF LIST ave,
AOx1OO.S: q sty tenmt and stores; sold 70 the
pidlntiI for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph L. Day.
COppINGTON AVE, 5. 0I3 u OF Fort
SCHUYLER road, I5Nl00, West Chester sold to
thn nlnsnIl 4 Tor 81 400
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MoRRIsToWN ESTATE SOLD.

Pease & Gilman have sold for the Beatty
estate to a client the property No u Nc
Culloch avenue, Morristown, y. j. This
property Is I'm one OF the most choice resi-
dental sections OF Morristown and has q
frontage of about l25 feet on McCulloch
avenue by go feet In Perry street The
purchaser VIII occupy tho premises as a
h,.f
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser aud
Attorney
MAY "a,
MANHATTAN.

AUDUBON AVE. y . cor OF i60th ST, Cox
20; George " Jacob Construction Co To Will
lam McCooL Palisades Park, (mtg
$4,000; May 2; 500; attorney. Title Guar
antea Co, 1I6 Broadway
AVE A. 1916 $, 25.6x73 Max Benjamin
10 Gottrief Eschler and ano, 900 East 10ta
st tmtg sl3.50o): May I; 81; attorney Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broad
way.
BROADWAY. 1924. g. 25x1co; Gustaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

The Cathedral League Of the Diocese Of
New York will hold Its annual meeting to-
day at 3 p. m. at the Synod House. on the
Cathedral grounds. Bishop Greer will pre-
side and addresses will be delivered by the
dean Of the cathedral and the Rev. DR..
Charles Lewis Slattery, Of Grace Church,
and Ralph A. Cram.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET

WELL FURNISHED EIGHT ROOM APART
ment for summer months: moderate rata
TOWNSEND, go Madison ave
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BOROUGH or RICHMOND.

TO LET-No 90 TOWNSEND AVE, CLIFF
ton. Staten Island; eleven rooms fine cellar;
hardwood floors: hot water heating system; cleo
trio and gas; all improvements; plot Of four lots.
iO0xlIO near railroad station; 40 minutes TO
city. E {. BRIDGMAN, SO Warren st.
TINE QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES ON SHORE
side TO rent; all improvements possession
given At once. d. r. CORNELL, Us Water St..
Stapleton. :. I.
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,soI7T UUF.WAY BETWEEy

ABOUT HAIf II BEI w 10 -.
White Plains and Harrison, on Noth street.
We have a perfect gem Of place Tor sale or %
lei II Is a complete country seat In miniature,
having all conveniences Of great big sno" pace
az most modest price. seven acres OF ana.
under cultivation, big strawberry patcn. ROVER
garden. trees galore, fruit and shade, rerncd-
siIed Colonial house Two hne srtesian wells.
Ease tennis court Price So coo. or rent for
81 800 Terms your own way. present owner
leaving state. 10
,pbons soan Brvant Il West 4oth 81
NN''~' 90 NV RR0KFP
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WEsTCHEsrER COUNTY.
OVERLOOKING THE HIpsoN

Raautis,,l country residences Of the better
class in select community OF renned
homes, I'm q region OF great natural beauty
with river and valley views. High,
healthy. accessible.
But 81 minutes north by y. y. Central.
Broadway subway express avallao!e 81
minutes from 42d ST..
Plots, country homes for sale or rent
Ii,,Ie cash required Write or phone.
ALONG THE HUDSON CO..
a William St " y. c. Phone AIS John.
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REFORMED CHURCH or HARLEM

REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES Christs
Mission 331 West 57th.-Afternoon, $3.50. Rev.
DR.. Fernando breaches. Subject. Lessons from
the Political Campaign"
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE --170-ACRE STOCK FARM IN
the Berkshires: fully equipped with team, IL
head OF stock. 100 fowls. all kinds OF machinery,
new house. large harm. spring water fruit. wood.
Price $1,000 one-half cash. Send for photo.
NJ. n. SMITH. 100 North St. Pittsfied Mass.
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THE BRICK CHURCH

Fifth Avenue and Unity -beNeHtn HIEteI.
,,,.,.,o... SWilism lierson Merrill
Drank Latimer Janeway
Communion at Close Of Morning Service
Or. Merrill will preach at eleven o'clock
end at Vesper Service al four
Bible School GAS A. N.
Midweek Service, Wednesday ?. NJ.
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LtnOK Ave. and IBID st.
Rev EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. u. D.. Minister
II A. NJ. Preaching by Rev. Lewis b. Chamber
lain. ID. d. 3 p. NJ, Preaching by the Pastor
SPIRITUAL AND ETHICAL SOCIETY, I42
West 125th.-HeleD Temple Brigham. morn
ing and evening Evening theme. VIM. T.
Stead's I.ifework Continued,
RFLIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS fOrtho-
dox). Meetings for worship. IA T. 10th ST.,
New York: Lafayette and Washington ayes.
Brooklyn. II o'clock
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. Meet
inCs for worship. II a. m. \. 221 East 18th st..
Manhattan. and ITO Schermerhorn Ct, Brooklyn.
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NEW JERSEY.
MADISON. N. 7,

Furnished and unfurnished houses By season
or year: fine. large estates for sale. JOSEPH
V. KEATING. op station. Madison, N J.
elizabeth, N. j.
few fine building plots and houses. half
hour out; 800 trains daily. Ten-cent commuta-
ton. Terms to suit. Address owner. WIN. J.
SHEARER. Elizabeth. n. J.
AT MADISON, n. J.-Gentleman's estate;
handsome 2t-room mansion, 2 cottages, large
stable. greenhouse. and 81 acres In park and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

The opening meetings Of the Outdoor
Evangelistic Compaign, which will be con-
Quoted by the National Bible Institute In
New York during the coming summer. were
held IN Madison Square this week. Largo
crowds have gathered at these meetings. as
in former years. and all signs point to a
campaign OF great success. On Monday
posts being occupied. Six meetings a day
will be held next week. at Madison Square
and Union Square at noon. at two points
on Sixth avenue at noon, and IN Harlem AZ
noon and in the evening. The outdoor
work will be constantly increased with
the approach OF summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

In the morning at the First Baptist
Church Or. /. NJ Haldeman will preach on
Paul and Worker in Brass Who Tried
to Hinder His Preaching" In the evening
DR.. Haldeman will preach on Are the
Biead and Wine ~ the Lords supper
Changed Into the Body and Blood Of the
Lord"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

At the Rutgers Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR.. William H. Foulkes. pastor. Will
preach tomorrow on Things That Cannot
Yet Be Borne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

On Monday evening the Metropolitan
Temple will give a reception 10 the Rev.
Culver Uearn and Mrs. Hearn In the
church, TO which all friends OF the church
and congregation are invited. on Thurs
day night Will be tho annual concert by
the vested choir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

WEsT-PARR PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
seth st. and Amsterdam Ave.
Rev. ANSON +. ATTERBURY, DID. pa,,or.
Rev. ANTHONY II. EVANS. p. D.. A
DR.. EVANS VIII preach at II A. NJ
and Dr. ATTERBCRY at 8 p. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-04

At Calvary Baptist Church there viii be
the usual services al IL and s O'Clock TO-
morrow. The Rev. Or. j. T. Proctor VIII
be the preacher. and his morning theme viii
he "The Transformation In China pr.
Proctor is personally familiar with the con-
dtions In that land and will, therefore,
speak 10 the point The great choir, which
scored a triumph at its recent annual fes-
tival concert will sing specially appropri-
ate music.
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@1ALXARY BAPTIST. VISA

WIZ j /. FRO ,t.R. -. -, preacher;
NW The Reformation in China" II: s;
Calvary Grand Choir. Bowman. Cond.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madison
eve. and 35th st.. Rev. II. c. ROBBINS. rector
a m, 10 a. m, Holy Communion; II a. M,
Morning Prayer. Sermon (Rector) and Holy
Communion: p IN, Evening Prayer and
Sermon (Rector).