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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-04
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

Al the Church OF the Ascension the Rev
DR.. Percy Stickney Grant Will preach al
II q m. tomorrow on THE General Con-
vention and Its Task" The Rev. John
A. Revington will preach at p. M
AT ST. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal
Church services will be held tomorrow al
and II a. m. and p. IN.
At the Church of the Heavenly Rest
services will be resumed tomorrow at )
and II a. m. aud p. IN.
At the Church of the Incarnation SER
vices will be resumed tomorrow as FOL
lows: Holy communion, and IL a. M
morning prayer. with sermon by Bishop
George Biller, OF South Dakota, at ii
q m. evening prayer with sermon by DR..
Robbins at p. IN.
A pre-convention conference on vital
issues will be held at 81. Marks in-the-
Rouwerie tomorrow. Monday and Tues
day.
At ST. Stephens Episcopal Church
morning service will be held at II a m.
tomorrow and evensong at p. m
DIR. Gates will preach morning and even
Ing tomorrow at the Chapel OF the In
tercession, Broadway and l5Sth street
AT st. Paurs Chapel. Columbia Uni
versity, at p. IN tomorrow the preacher
will be the Right Rev. DR.. Theodore l.
Reese, Bishop Coadjutor OF Southern
Ohio.
Bishop Brewster. OF Western Colorado
will preach at ST. AIMS Church at IL
a. IN. tomorrow. The rector will preach
at p. m.
The Rev. DIR. Henry Mottet will preach
at the Church Of the Holy Communion al
II a. m. tomorrow and the Right Kew
DR.. Paddock at p. IN.
The Church of the TRANSPORTATION VIII
observe its foundation day tomorrow
The sermon, at 1890 a. m, VIII DC
preached ly Father Huntington o. H. =,
and at that hour Webers Mass In q VIII
be sung, accompanied by an orches'fa
and the organ. Evensong will be sung at
o'clock.
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CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
The Fifth Avenue and Upper West Side Sections Resume e
Activity, Beginning Tomorrow.

Methodist Church Holy communion anu
sermon at II a. III.
There will be a communion sef'''e
recettion of members tomorrow iiloi i'''e
at Calvary Methodist Church. III W,
ev,ning DIR. Morgan will preach on l
Am the Life"
In the Metropolitan Temple the i.e'.
Arthur Bruce Moss will preach AT lV'''
~ to-morrow on THE Christian opJe''
of Faith" The Rev. George Z. bchHiai'
will preach at p. M
Eight of the widely known Giants nav
pledged Dr. Reisner to attend the ail"u"
baseball service at Grace Methodist hpis,
copal Church tomorrow night Dd' IA
Fultz. an ex-baseball player and pres,-
don't of the Players Association WIN
sneak. Dr. Reisner will preach on ho
VIII VIM" In the morning Dr. Relshei
will nreach on Happy New horN
Homes"
At Park Avenue Methodist Episcopa'
Church there will be preaching oy III
Jameson at II a. m. and p. m. to-nior-
row. Evening subject THE Reply oi '"e
Wasteful: 1T Couldn't Be Done.
Al ST Jamess Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be rally day. NJ
II a. IN. there will be commune" '
vice: at 2:45 p. m rally day programme
of the Sunday school. and at p H.
special musical service.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.)
OCTOBER 3.

BROADWAY. 52j: store and basement: Ed
win Sternberger and ano. exrs. 10 Fred Dick
roger; . yrs mos from oct l, 1913; 81. 80;
address 232 Ist ave.
floor etc jameson Getting ct al exrs, etc, 10
Gustav II kuntzsch and ano: II yrs: $4,000
md $4,000; address. IS south Elliott pl.
Brooklyn.
-BLEFCKEE ST. go; store: Annie c Pell to
Ienry Angerstein; yrs from october /, 1913;
81. 40: address. $50 Blocker 81.
COLUMBUS AVE. ss4 and $50; space in
store. \ Andre & Co 20 Selvio Fabbrin: yrs
from May /, 1913. s.. 100; address. sS4 Colum-
bus ave
SAME PROPERTY; space in store: same to
Pietsch Brothers; yrs mos from oct /;
81. SEQ.
MORRIS AVE. SO: store: Michael ] Kelly
70 Eugene leslie: 10 yrs from June I. 1912;
S6nn anc S72o: address. go East 16lst St
WEST END AVE. 2o5 10 2ll :. 10oX100.
all; tho White Co 10 Williams & Morford 90:
yrs Il mos from Nov 1, 1918, $500: adj
dress. 30 West seth ST
WEBSTER AVE. 1927 and 1929. n " cor
18th -: all: Anthony McOwen 20 Jacob Horo-
1893 Union ave
70 AVE. 1910: north store etc: Felix Rierer
70 Katherine Albrecht; yrs from May l. 1918,
500: address 1909 % ave
30 AVE. G2i. n 10th ST. store: Isabel
y ryte 10 Patrick J Brady; yrs from May /.
1919: 81 500: address, l46 East 52d ST.
BOTH ST, . West. 10 6XlO05 the land
trustees Of Columbia College 70 VIM W Walker:
p yrs from Nov 1. 1910. $i.503. address. IS
IiGTH ST. I25 and 121 West: west store.
etc; Arthur Bier 10 Marius Fabre . yrs
from Oct l.; 1920 to Sl320. address. IA 9TH
ave.
l56TH ST. SG5 East: basement and second
floor; VIM II Francis. ST. to VIM II Francis,
tr: US from, MAY I. 1918; S240 TO s27G; ad-
dress. oG5 East lGjth ST
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The Fifth avenue and upper West side
sections of New York will reopen their
great churches tomorrow. The Rev. DR..
John Henry Jowett returns to the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. which opens
after many changes in gallery and in
organs. The great organ will not be in
place, however. The Episcopal churches
OF St Bartholomew, Incarnation ana
Heavenly Rest open after many repairs
and Improvements. on the Incarnation's
interior not less than 100000 has been
spent. The Heavenly Rest Fifth avenue
and 45th street, has been made much
lighter by lighter decorations and new
windows in roofs
The West End Presbyterian Church has
built elaborate pillars on the east side OF
its auditorium and provided for an eN-
tension that will seat 800 and can be
used when needed The church Will be
used for the first time on october 49,.
The new Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church. Washington Heights. Is nearly
ready to open.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church mas
been making so many Improvements as
TO prove to the most skeptical that II en-
tertains no purpose to remove In the near
future. Tomorrow John ID. Rockefeller
jr., will lead his famous class. His topic
will be THE Young Mans Religion:
Greed or a Life" \ new assistant minis
ter has come from Pittsburgh. He is the
Rev. f. Il. Macarthur, and he Will heip
with the Rockefeller class leadership.
St Bartholomew Church announces
special preachers during the general con-
vention. including Bahop woodcock. Of
Kentucky. on October Il, and Bishop
Anderson, of Chicago. on october H. To-
morrow the rector. the Rev. Dr. Parks
has issued an invitation to Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew men. TO whom he VIII NM
self preach. Tonight the new st. Thomas
Church will be used for the first time Tor
a service for Brotherhood men.
The Rev. DR.. Charles L. Mead. coming
to New York from the First Methodist
Church of Baltimore, begins his pastorate
tomorrow Of the Madison Avenue Metno-
dist Church, at 60th street
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all liens: June 2; 500; attorney. Title Guaran.
tee and Trust Co. l76 Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE. $, 2s3 II OF is5th n
~ Skis Jacob RUPERT TO Jacob Ruppert
Pnaitv CORPORATION 1859 Sd ave; Aug 26; sl6a
SIMPSON ST. e $. 264 It OF 10Th ST. 3,
,oo. Annie Dehm to william McIAughln
eoss Ryer ave (mtg $4,000: Sept %; 500. atior
ney. Title Guarantee and trust Co. l's Broad
way. 49, o,,nh
3D AVE. n W cor 18th st, 22xloO; Jacob Rup.
merit 70 Jacob Ripper Realty Corporation, lSss
Sd ave: Aug 2o 81
cont mart for street: William II Kephart exr
~ phIIIp Fasser. 53l Courtlandt ave trng s..
OSM. oct /: s.. 800: attorney. Title Guarantee
~" ION ST g 525 II OF Courtandt ave zsx
11s 10. Jacob Rupert 10 Jacob Rupert Realty
Corporation. 1893 Sd ave; Aug 26; 81.
ls4TH ST. $50 East. cor Batnga,e ave.
q. 4x25. Phiip W Saitta to Lionel Edwin. ll01
75tb 81 BROOKLYN Cmtg $4,000; July ). 1911; 81;
attorneys. McElheny, h & :, 10 William ct.
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REFORMED CHURCHES.

''Where Is the Guest Chamber! WIZ
be the subject Of the Rev. pr. Dav'u
James Burrells morning discourse al tno
Marble Collegiate Church tomorrow. III
the evening he will speak upon Inc
Heavenly Places"
The Rev. Or. Malcolm James Macleod
will preach at II a. m. and p III. ~
morrow at the Collegiate Church oi 81
Nicholas.
The Rev. DR.. John Gordon. OF Phi'auei-
phia, will preach at II a. m. ana 4'oo y, H.
tomorrow at the Madison Avenue IKE
formed Church.
AT the Reformed Church of Harlem the
sacrament of the Lords Supper VIII oe
administered. and new members rece''eu
al the morning service. In the evening
the choir will render "A Song oil IhaIlhs-
giving" by j. II. Maunder.
At Hamilton Grange Reformed 'hu'''
DR. Paul Siebert Iembach Will preach III
II a. m. tomorrow on Good News LOT
the Thirsty" and at p. M on ousp'-
cious People"
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PRESBYTERIAN.

A, the Broadway Presbyterian Church
,bo Rev DR. Walter Duncan Buchanan
vul preach tomorrow at II a. m OH
your own Question" and at y. ~ Oh
THE Church.
Al the Old First Presbyterian Church
there will be a general rally OF all inc
working forces of the church at both
eor,,ic.. Tomorrow. At II a. m. DR.. Dur
6eld's topic will be "Reveille' ana al
s D. III. Attention"
Al the Brick Church tomorrow Dr.
Merrill will preach at II and O'CLOCK
A, N. Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR.. David G. Wyle VIII preach at
Al a m. tomorrow on "Christs hoiy
Church" and at S p. m. on The signs
Of the Times
Al the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
first communion of the opening season
will be observed tomorrow at IL a. H.
DR. Jesse Forbes will preach. AT the
evening service Gaul's Holy city Will
be rendered by the choir.
The West sd Street Presbyterian
Church will celebrate its first fall com
munion tomorrow. The Sunday School
will hold its rally day on October l. with
an illustrated address by the Rev. w.
p. Shriner
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church the
Rev John Lyon Caughey will preach at
II a. m. tomorrow on The Love Test, "
followed by the Holy Communion, and at
430 p. m. on The Law Against Idolatry. y
Faith Presbyterian Church will observe
rally week beginning tomorrow.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, the Rev. DR.. Charles
Carroll Albertson will preach at 1879
a. m. and 7:45 p. m. tomorrow.
Concentration Versus Dissipation, a
Secret of Success" and our Standing
Sins" relating to money. amusement and
superficialty. antidotes. will be DR.. S
Edward Young's subjects tomorrow
morning and evening at the Bedford Pres
byterian Church. Brooklyn.
At the West-Park Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr. Anthony H. Evans will
preach tomorrow morning on "The Re.
mission" and at p. m. on THE Need OF
Character in Public Servants"
The Fort Washington Presbyterian
Church will occupy the basement Of the
new church at l7ith street and Wadsworth
avenue for its services Tomorrow The
Rev. Lyman r. Hartley will preach at Il
a. m.
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Oppenhelm. Collins & Co have pur-
chased through Osgood Pell & clark l.
Chambers from the Stuyvesant Real rs
tate Company, which acts for the Penn
sylvania Railroad, the two four storS
buildings at Nos. go and 5o7 East ga
street. occupying a plot iOxsS.9 feet.
On the site will be erected buildins
to house automobiles and other vehicles
used In connection with the department
store on Gath and 35th streets, near Fifth
avenue and Broadway.
The houses are part OF a group or oid-
fashioned dwellings In that section which
the railroad bought up In 1875 in order
to prevent damage suits through the con-
struction OF the easterly end of the tuh-
mel which goes under the East River al
32d street The railroad from time TO time
mas disposed of few Of its odd parcels
here and I'm Long Island city when II
acquired in connection with the tunnel
work, but still owns several very valuable
sites around the Pennsylvania Station.
The Duross Company, has sold for the
18th Street Realty Company, Daniel W.
Richman, president, the Powell Apart
ment. AT No. so to sic West l2ith street.
between Broadway and Amsterdam ave-
nue.. II is a seven story fire proof eie-
vator apartment on a plot l@Xlp teet'
The buyer is an out-of-town investor.
l.. Covert and Sigmund Rosenthal mas
sold Nos. 62S and go Coster street. TWO
two story houses, OH plot 4OxlO feet TOT
Thomas Kelly to Mrs. Il. Mcguire VINO
gave I'm exchange the fathouse NO. 70
Union street. Brooklyn. Mr.. Kelly trans
ferred the Coster street property last
July TO Susie l.. Shook.
The New York Central Railroad mas
made additional purchases in the oloch
bounded by Eleventh and Twelfth ave-
nues. 33d and 3ith streets. The company
bought from the Horace Ingersoll COM
pany Nos. 636 and 63s West Ath street
three story building on plot 4S2x9S.9 iee''
and from Theodore p. Hoffman the three
story building AT Nos. 6iS and 6Jo W est
cath street. on plot 49X9S.9 feet. Title 10
the parcels has been taken by the Ne"
York State Realty and Terminal COM
pany. which represents the New lorN
Central road In its realty TRANSACTIONS
The company now controls the entire olocN
with the exception of seven small scat
tared uiecsS
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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The subject of the lesson-sermon in the
| Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be "Cnreality." and the golden text
| psalms /. - THE Lord knoweth the way
Of the righteous: but the way Of the
ungodly shall perish.
At the Church OF the Divine Paternity
the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall VIII
preach at II a. M. on Knocking the
/ Church. with some reference to The In
! side OF the Cup"
Dan" Crawford. the African mission
airy, will be one of the speakers at "A
Bible conference. open to the public
which the National Bible Institute an
nounces for next Monday and Tuesday
| afternoon and evening. The sessions VIII
| be held at the Marble Collegiate Church.
! Tomorrow is Bible Rally Day at the
23d Street Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. At 3.s5 p. m. an illustrated ad-
dress will be given by DR.. Edgar D.
Ranks. on THE Bible and the Spade.
DR.. Banks is a graduate Of Harvard and OF
the University of Breslau. Germany, and
he has devoted himself to the study or
the Orient. both ancient and modern. The
lecture Is profusely illustrated with stere-
opticon slides. mostly colored and from
photographs taken by himself.
Men with intellectual doubts regarding
religion and the Bible are invited to at
tend a series OF Thursday evening infor-
NAL addresses. to be given by Rev. j. Her
man Randall, at the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association.
! Beginning tomorrow morning DR.. Madi-
son c. Peters will preach in the New
| York Theatre. Broadway and Hth Street.
These services will be nom sectarian and
are intended to reach the unchurched
! masses. The seats are absolutely free.
| Professor Samuel c. Schumacher, OF
West Chester. Penn. Will deliver the hrst
OF series OF six lectures at Labor
Temple at } o. m. tomorrow. His gem
! eral subject will be Animal Beatitudes.
At the Church OF the Healing Christ, n
West I'D street, the Rev. DR.. w. John
Murray will preach tomorrow on The
World Thought"
The meetings OF the Spiritual and Ethi-
cal Society will be resumed at 1i2 West
10Th street Tomorrow. Mrs. Helen
Temple Brigham. speaker VIII address
both meetings.
The Sunday morning services OF the
year Of the Free Synagogue Will be re-
sumed Tomorrow at II a. m at Carnegie
! Hall. and DIR. Wise will preach on who
| Is a Good Jew
Help for Sunday school teachers and
Bible students is offered by DR.. Schauf-
fer who teaches the International Sunday
School Lesson for the following Sunday
every Saturday at p. IN. in the chapel
OF the Madison Avenue reformed Church.
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BROOKLYN SALES.

Il. j. SforZa sold for Mrs. Bessie FOX
the tWo-family frame cottage, iOXlO0 feet,
at No. 1885 Goth street. and for Charles
Gahren the lot, 20Xls0 feet. on the north
side of 6st street, $50 feet west of Fiji
teenth avenue.
Richard Goodwin sold four two-family
brick dwellings. each 20Xl00 feet, at No.
26S to "a McDougal street To Edward
Hopke; also the four story brick and
stone double apartment house with store
At No $50 Hamburg avenue, at the cor
ner OF Cooper street, TO the Willoughby
Realty Company.
James Is. Fisher sold the dwelling at
the northeast corner OF ST. Paurs Place
and Crook avenue to Augustus IL. Durbur
for occupancy. The dwelling was held at
So. 600.
Mrs. Hannah Katz sold to client of
the Miller-Stam Company the brownStone
dwelling No. 30S McDonough street, on a
lot 9OxlU0 feet.
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OPPENHE|M, COLLINS & Co. GET PARCELS
Department Store Buys Site in East 32d Street from PeSy
vania Railroad, for the Housing OF Vehicles
INVESTOR PURCHASES THE POWELL APARTMENT HOUSE

Marble Hill avenue. at 22Jth street. recent
ly sold by A. n. Gitterman for Alice NJ
Lillienthal TO Marcus VI. Nye, who was
said to represent Eastern capitalists. The
Yen company was recently incorporates
at Albany. the directors being Mr.. Nye'
Lewis f. Chaser and Hannah l.. Geller.
A. A. Hageman has been appointed
agent for the following properties: NO
90 to IS West 36th street; Nos. 6lS. $50, US
and 6s1 Sixth avenue; No. l23 to III West
47th street, No. 81 West 3eth street and
No. 234 West 56th street.
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LONG ISLAND CITY LOT SALE.

Bryan I. Kennedy will hold SAFE
to-day. by order OF the Courtney Develop
ment Company. OF its property In Thomp-
son avenue the new 2OO-foot queens 6ou-
levard. in Long Island city Mr.. hehheI-
lv announces that a special reduction III
prices will be made at this SALE "hich
will be held from to p. m. The pro-
iected hubway station. in Bliss street. Is
directly on The property.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

DR.. jefferson will preach on What Is
the church," at Broadway Tabernacle
Church, at Sp IN. tomorrow.
The Rev. Or. Stimson. pastor OF the
Manhattan Congregational Church, VIII
preach tomorrow at II a. m. ana the
Rev. NJ. ID. Barnes, jr.. at p. IN.
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APARTMENT LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased apartments at
No. l72 West I'D street to Robert s. Lam
bert. AT No. 81 West 9th street u H.
I.ahmicke. at No. So West 18th street 10
Middleton Beaman. and at No. 10 last
18th street TO Avian Worthaus.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd yesterday at the Real Estate EN-
change salesrooms, Nos. II and 10 Nesey
street:
BY Henry Brady.
TOOTH ST. SOC West. :. 13s n " Of
Broadway. 25xlO011: sty dwlg. Ad-
journed to October 10.
BY Joseph T. Day.
56TH ST. 23s and 24O West, S. 40 n
OF sth ave, 45xl00.5; sty tennis and
stores Sold 10 the plaintiff for Sl0s.l24.
56TH ST. 233 East s, $50 n " OF I'd
ave. 25xl00j; sty brick tenmt and stores.
Sold to the plaintiff for s2l 900.
27TH ST. 454 West. s. 100 II OF 10th
ave. 2Jx9s.9 sty tenmt and stores. Sold
TO the Rev. Luke Evers for Sl9S5O.
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BABYLON ACREAGE SOLD.

Gerard & Rutland have sold for the Al
verd Realty and Securities Company to
a building corporation 100 acres at n'o!
lor. Long Island The property VIII DC
improved with homes.
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UNITARIAN.

At Unitarian All Souls tomorrow Mr..
Slicer. the minister. and Mr.. Sullivan. the
associate minister. will be in the pulpit.
Mr.. Sullivan preaching the sermon OH
What Is Keligion?"
At the Church of the Messiah Uni-
tarian), the Rev. John Haynes Holmes
will preach tomorrow at il a. m. on Re
lgious Education"
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GETS FLUSHING HOMESTEAD.

let's sold TO Henry Presser for a. Il.
Young the Thomas Willets homestead on
Broadway. between Flushing and Bay
Side, consisting of dwelling, stable and
about four acres OF land.
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BELLE HAReoR SALE TO-DAY.

The last auction of lots at Belle IIar-
Dor. on the Rockaway coast, this year,
will be held by the Jere johnson, Jr.,
Company on the premises to-day at 2:30
y. m. Eighty-six lots are 10 be offered,
overlooking Jamaica Bay in the new Sec
ton Of Belle Harbor, adjoining the Belle
Harbnr Yacht Cluh
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE TO LEI
LONG ISLAND.

FINE RESIDENCE. ELMHURSI. a.
large b, autiful residence for all-yedr-roIne'
almost acre lawn and garden; garage: near 49,
tric railroad and trolley lines. 10 mlal'es IT, w.,
residence 10 New York City, no subway. su-
perior transportation all hours; healthy 80 -.
ton; rent or sale: bargain. Apply ptsn,
third house Claremont Terrace; or JonN 81
PAPELYE. Elmhurst. Long Island VIII H@'
artirulars
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

1.-THE Inside OF the Cup and the out
side" will be the subject OF DR.. Goodelrs
address tomorrow evening in St Paul's
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OH Ave. and ZHfh 81.
Rev. DAVID JAS. BURRELI. d. D., Min
lister. will preach.
II A. M.--"Whcre Is the Guest Chamber"
SIP. M.--"The Heavenly Places"
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TIE WEST END COLLEGIATE Gil IRCH.

West End Ave. and IIth st.
Rev. HENRY ENERTSON COBB, d. u.
Minister. will preach al II A. NJ. ard 4:3O
T. VI. At 40 =. NJ. Subject. The Gather
ing Of the Harvest" Special Music. Web
ers Jubilee Cantata." Choir assisted BY
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REALTY NOTES.

The Yen Realty Company has taken
title to the Marble Hill apartments on
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81. { crnaS'S Church
REFORMED.
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHUF
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH

I'd Ave and 18th ST.
Rev. John G. FAGG, u. d, Minister. Will
preach at ! 4. NJ. and Z. NJ.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee anil at
torney)
Interest 4 per cent unless otherwise stated.
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CHURCH OF ZION & ST. TIMOTHY

334 West 51th street.
Rector, Rev. HENRY LUBECK, ID. C. i,
ROY Communl ION ......'.''''.. ~ y.
morning prayer. ~ -. "
Litany and Holy Communion: Preacher. Rev.
Dr. Powell President OF Kings College
\
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THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF 5

18th Ave. and 4sth st.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MACLEOD, Min
lister, will preach at II a. NJ. and L. VI.
Sunday School resumes at 9:45 A NJ.
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SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDs.-Meet-
ings for worship II a. m, at 221 East 18th st..
Manhattan and 10 Schermerhorn St. BROOKLYN.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCE

IcnON ave. and I-od Fl.
Rev. EDGAR TILTON. JR.. d. D. Minis'
II A. NJ. Communion Service.
4 - NJ Musical Service
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Fourth Presbyterian Church

West End Ave. and Dist St
EDGAR WHITAKER WORK, d. D., Pastor.
II A. NJ. Sacrament OF the LORDS supper.
s p. M Musical Service GaulS Holy
civ" (ChOir)
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Hath ST. and Broadway.
walter Duncan Buchanan, ID. d., Minister
breaches at IL A. NJ. and p. NJ.
Prenaratnry service "wednesday next. 8 ?. NJ
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cMIkcu ON THE ASCENSION.

Dr. sLATTERY. Rector. s; and IL Rector).
4 (Rev Mr.. Bachman); Rev. Mr. Edwards).
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH. s4th ST., near
Central PARK West. Rev Arthur II. Judge.
Rector--Services s. II and s.
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ASCENSION MEMORIAL

25l WEST 43D STREET.
RI. REV. CORTLAND WHlTEHE!
y. D., oct. i. II O'Clock A. NJ. RT. RI
GEORGE BILLER. JR.. o'clock +. NJ.
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SERVICES CHRIsT'S MISSION, 331 West
57th. Bishop Manuel Fernando. d. D.. Pas
tor. will preach. Sunday afternoon. 30.
Subject: THE Church and Politics in Por-
tupal"