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charge cf a crown debt cf nearly £I*l-
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- th the valuaMe rorr» i «j>rnaence deal
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letters a£ire*»e to r.ir-.. n.r.'i &I nr<» pn:,i
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TaW ratST ROCXDI By R. John Lccan.
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HISTORY.
BPULJU UIAU KBLKT. tAJaMOW ANT
v «.R"> PR a . Rcrtn f Urn Naval cam
ra.ra m - ■ rsutt attd :■(>«•■■. •!•."
, or -.v -;„• a] F • Bded b] R<wr
*■*" .. -. ;ai i-KTtn Bl .ri.-Ti»-«. r i.-Ti»-« Vark
er. , forr •- • Ueutrnant Commander Blted
tTntme Ns-; » 333
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M -"n-.r«- ;. ; !v a Mat Meats
■ka • - • :• _ ? . r . T
IHteE RIVEHc rHE ZAMEM. IBS lO
■ a n-troap* • '
and War • - • ■ Pearaoa Porter.
1 •■ lima, pr -" Ttaa
Kaala r . . ■ c ;*ny.>
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OOMra] I'.r-v ha« aiitUna around
"'■ ■• ■—.•■• Bad Mtta bai DXa\
• 1 It an h utory ar. J romance.
fORXSOX'fI v\ • 1 EUCIXQ PP.ovi
: " N : '■ -~ ' - ' •' -1 bf .! Fra.-.kl!n
Jani Me. I . . ii with a Dkaa ann
II '' * ■ •"•». PP ix. 2S.'. .i-f.ar'.es
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ry.'.* -.s or.c of rbe OrMao. HlnHliis of
Early A: • ■• - reprori-jc»><3 ur >r
r the A ■• -• aa KM «rl a: **-
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-* '••■* Er-xlaad "From tbs B&c-
f 1 - . - - . - •'-• id - the
JUVENILE.
- • KI.ANP A N*V
' Etea lias, Ar;> led to
— ■ :. terat ire r^ r AIJ Iran
H Charlea H - •• «•-,••• vv o l
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LITERATURE.
CatE OF THK VICTORIAN"
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II mty r* - -j.-h p*rin^.
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'v>n- '■.•« « - ;,.nTrB on H:« - ry ar. ;
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"t : f c ■•:■:• ■ 1: OS I IB ART
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THE RL V Kp. -\ - rta ■•»•:•«••
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REPRINTS.
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NEW-YORK DAILY TRTBrNK. SATURDAY. APRTT, 0. 1910.
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Prospect of Wholesale Retire
ment Alarms Naval Officers.
[From T * Tribune Bureau.]
Wa!«hinjrton. April *.
"ADNTtOItAUr IN PANGER.-Thlrty
or forty naval ■iffl^ers are up In arms •VST
their flMOWrj thai a Mil Introduced by
Senator Perkins and now pond!n«r in the
Senate*, and presumably rominar from the
Navy i >^j>nrtM\ert. will affe. t them adverse
ly. This Is the me*«' • originally intende.l
Ui p!« ••» on tha roel«ter of comrrn* ;
offlo»»r« «s ad^ltinnal numbers IhOM line
officer* who were ftUUWllj members of the
•M enjrln*»er corps, abrlished some years
%gn in order to m«-rize tho rnjflneers with
the line officers. As Tiiatters stand at
j,re«r-'it. naval offerers w!:o are known us
' additional*. " b*»tr;g tbOßi who were pro
motwi and carried as su<-h OB act <^unt of
irallar^ry in the war wltU Spain, do not
have the prtvflea 1*!1 *! of applylnir f°r retire
ment with fldvani-oment to the next hijrher
srra>le. nor are they subject to the annual
"p'l'rklnr out" process. The old en>rlneer!»
ohjorte«l to coin? on the Mat as "additkmals"
without Urn former benefit w'il«*h they
now aajajr. The orlcinal project fnr ieflaia
tion of this character has been atßßndod tn
■ \»-.- Tn caaftw a aback to the om *»viMlttim
a!s." ari rif whoni there are many promt
sent ofilrprs Ry thf> provisions of the Mil
the ißadtttonala** are to be retirei "In »^qual
numN-rs" when It rorr.es to voluntary or
Involuntary retirement with those of the
line who are not "additional" officers. It fvaa
expected that the retirement would be
merely proportional. To make the retire
ments equivalent win practically srrve •■
put on the retired list within thfl next two
> ears all the former engineer officers, an.}
they are. aeeorataaly pcotMttas; In advance
a-ffrUnut this distinction. With them are the
"heroes," who now find themselves con
fronted with legislation which by .July I.
M 2, will serve to place on the rettf list
every "additional" commander, lieutenant
commas. and lieutenant, with only a few
"additional" captains surviving.
This dipcovpry has created ,i BSBSaVttOCI
amaas; the offl^rs, who believe they are
•dvandy ■* Km i i< They are preparing to
rtabM this scheme to retirr- them, and It is
possible the proposed legislation will be
defeated, although many line officers, who
are desirous of craatfas; ail the vacancies
possible, are in favor of it. When the actual
condition is known in Congress, however.
It will probably lead to opposition, for the
reason that It would unduly Increase the
retired list by the transfer thereto of offi
cers still In their prime and who should
be available for duty for pomp years With
this conflicting view entertained amon; offi
cer*, the feeling ha? become acute.
, MEYKR CHANGES REGT^LATIONS.-
I After having worked for a year to develop
th» system of or.e-n.m control of th«
croat fleets of the navy, Secretary Meyer
, has come to the conclusion that the a'uill
' ties cf the Individual have reached the
breaking point, and that it will be nece?
' sary to subdivide the responsibility. There
fore he. has approve! a number of chants
In the naval regulations concerning the ad
ministration of the Atlantic and Pacific
fleets. The main purpose of these changes
!« t'"> relieve the commanders In chief cf
'. ■ fleets of much of the details of admin
istration which occupied a larpe part of
the'r time This Is to he accomplished by
transferring To the rear admiral In com
mand of each division of the fleet, com
prising four Fhlps, a "ar«;e measure of au
thority and administrative power, which
will have the benefVial result of fitting
then H meccad readily to the chief com
maad to which they are eligible. At the
parr.c time the commander In chief will
oxerclse npaniaWy authority over all tha
; divisions instea<l of over single ships as
[ units. Exvndlr.g the Idea, the command
ers of dhrtafOßai will have an opportunity
to sail with the'.r four ships to different
' parts of the worM on dftache.l service,
w. t . ". K o ;:r. lerstar.jing that the Vaftooa
AMsUm will at certain periods be gath
ered for target practl.-e And general fleet
Ilirrfff 'f So the American battleships
hereafter will he se<-n oftener In foreign
waters, ar.il It Ii IwDwaJ this wHI do much
to prom't^ tIM cor.tentr:;ent anl Interest of
•he Ml pi
KIMBALI. ORDERKD HOME -Rear
' Admiral W \V K:rs:i.a::. who has m :n
eOOBBBBad of the naval vessels on the west
coast Of Oaßtral America, has been ordered
♦ 0 Wa?hi»Kton. and on his arrival will pa
\ sume Ua tal »«• is a member of the retl
ing board Of the vessels In his COmwnil
UM Albany has teen ordered to proceed to
San Francisco for two weeks for liberty.
' H-ti thence to the I" -get Sound navy yard.
'. prf-parati.ry to ptOOCaflßg to Asia. The
Princeton ■fO noHia oa Urn voat ma.-it o*
<>ntral Arnerira ari.l Vtii bO aad as soor.
as practicable by the Wkatarg The Pa
dacali am iwnala oa Urn east coast of
-,: America, an'l nil! ba JotlMd as
■ooa 8^ practlcablo by the Dubu^ue.
THE CHARLESTON EX PLOSION. -The
House OotnUdttM OO Naval Affairs wants
: iff al' abOOt the explosion which 00
. ;rre.l ■ few days ago on Urn trull if
<"har>?Trr.. result int in the death and in-
Jury of p*"v. ral sillorp. To-day it favor
rmrßTtT^ a resolution IlltrodaOOd DOT
tluwwiiml'a RaJaey. " f nitnnla. calling
OO the Pol 1 1 ITT Of tbm Navy for full in
formation rfK«r''i!'.« Urn «— «f The re«
■ iwiuoiH tafomMtloa as to the cauw
lOfI Of the expl'.Plon. WbCtbar there wai any
:• •■- ■ ta Urn ion irhlcn aaplodad, srbare
the forginps an-1 < actings of the s;n were
ma<l- ani w! er*- tbarjr ••■• MOemblO*.
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Ma * QBOROE B DC %N 9d Ir.i^nrry. le
\\*:-~ Bawd aaasra EiaaDttal Dtatrtcl of
ROHEUT S «i << '!>>< i\. tn«dj a! rorps.
found It* ■', *• Itated 1- •• Ured
caitain .lA.MKS A 00LB ':■■•■<* '"h to M <*ay
r- I taiS WWSD B. "HAN. fnwi !Mh to «th
PlfW^Jiwttaaal OTM R POI* »ta Infantry.
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F!r-t Ueutenant CHARLES C WISNW Bth
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. m -11 fnT.ii h— pita In r«*t
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ma th« i^ltfornja. the West Virginia
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1
FAST GAS METERS IN MAJORITY.
a report mlwiiittrH faatareaj tf ■
Kaf n»^ter» L WlljllMtll'i at dvi lag the niotitji
of Manh. i« or HJ i-«r cent, were fust.
uh:;- m. <>r «3 P'-r <-<n». wara itow, srhlla
UsS ■. n.iiii.l. r 'v. re witlim the 2 per cent
fi x «-.j aja Urn pOMfblai varirttloii BndtV tli«
!;i-.v <•? !04 ti^otrli" naCctl Wst>d <lurtnK
Urn ni.inth. 2 w»t« faM «n the ranwtndar were within the legal
vaxlaUun of « per cent.
(church and religious news
- .
Clergy of Every Denomination Deeply Interested in
Vatican Incident — View on Excise.
The caM topic of conversation for pastors
of all denominations during the List week
has b*en the refusal of Mr. Roosevelt to
accept the terms proposed by the Pope for
an audience. Ministers of all denominations
),.„ rM d the cable accounts *f the incident
with th<> deepest Interest, and the verdict
of thoaa of the Protestant denominations
baa baaa, with hardly an exception, one of
uinualifle.l approval of the former Presi
• « action. %
No less uni\ersal has been the regret ex
pressed that such an unfortunate occur
reaca taafe place, and the sentiment amonir
conservative ministers Is that the less said
Off written aboot the whole affair the somer
:t: t srlti be men. led. Cardinal Merry del Val
h is come in for some caustic criticism, and
not a few cirrgympn lean to the view that
he took Mr Roosevelt's request for an
aililcnoa as an occa-sion to attempt to
huralUata the man who was President of
tha country which so signally defeated
Spain, his own nation. Whether there Is
sm c or not In this assumption, such
is the view that some hold.
priests and members of tie Roman Catho
lle ''hurch were, not inclined to discuss the
iffair, hut it is certain that th<* majority
of them greatly deplore its occurrence, and
bop* that it will snnn sink into oblivion,
r-.ever to be dag up again
OUTDOOR EVANGELISTIC MEETING
The outdoor evanire'lstlc rr.eetlnK«i of the !
National Bl v le Institute, of No. HI Fifth '
avor.-je. bepan last Tuesday evening in
Har>;r Pe^ir.T-ilr.jr next Monday the
series will be extended to include a dally
noon lima tins; at Madison Square and 24th ,
street and several meetings every nirht
on the Bowery. Th«? litter meetings mill j
be under the dlr«ct supervision of the Ml?- !
sir>r. of the Irving Waters, whose work Is
under the auspices of the National Bible
Institute. The number of outdoor meetings '
will be steadily lnrr«»a«ed as the weeks
pass, and It Is expected the full schedule
will be well under way early in May.
In connection with the outdoor evange- j
listic campaign the two Gospel halls of J
the Bible Institute, at No. 11l Manhattan
street and at No. 23 Delancey street, will
be open every night for evangelistic ser
vices, and a full corps of workers will be
in chance. The Bowery meetings will be
conducted from a Gospel wagon A morn?
the worker* who will have charge of the
meetings this present month are 8. W.
Powell. John Hollts. the Rev. C. L. Evarts
and Robert M. Hay. The object of the
meetings is announced as: (1) To declare
tlie Gospc-1 In the fulness of Its power as
often a* possible, (2) la lead all who ex
press their purpose, to live a Christian life
Into habits of prayer and Bible study. (3)
to lead converts to unite with the member
ship of th" Christian Church.
The outdoor meetings of the Nat'.on^l
Bible Institute are unique In that they
are held regularly at a certain hour 'very
day 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.
VIEW OF MAYOR'S EXCISE ORDER.
Mayor Oaynor's recent excise order i*
another topic which has deeply Interested
the clergy. In speaking of this, "The Chris
tian Intelligencer" says editorially:
'The law-abiding are In hearty accord
Vtth Mayor Gaynor's proposed p'.an for the
enforcement of th- liquor law. His meth
od, as the Mayor points out. together with
activity on the part of the state excise de
partment and Its agents. is In strict accorl
[aaea with the provisions of the Raines law
for Its own enforcement, while the method
that has prevailed in New York violates
tho«e provi«i'->r.«.
"There Is nnch t« be said In favor of the
Mayor's plan. Arrest on warrant of the,
[>:ptr«rt Attorney is much to be preferred
! to Immediate arrest by the police for this
; clap? of offence. The ordinary patrolman's
rriatUms wit!-, the saloonkeeper would ap
parently be cut off by keeping the BBl
formod man a it of the saloons. The chance
fur graft may be lessened if the plain
irVttrrtl man only collects evidence and Is
?>rhM<:en to dlacloaa his Identity. There*
• !.« ruV>. Can he prevent his Identity from
: 1 mint; known*
"Will not the llTior dealers find it to their
I to pay captain*, inspectors or r '■"
Bot to report violations to the
t Attorney as they do not to make
arrests""
GENERAL NEWS OF THE WEEK
Vr J I/ewts Hartsock. pastor of T'nion
4 • . - raat Of Broadway, will
rr'.w morning on "A Forward
Movement" . in the evening on "The Nap
rMaaalty "
\r tha Beotd pnst>jtatlan ch-irch. 9«th
• • - paator,
■ id ■; w> •!!<*, arm eaadn ' I
morrow at 11 a. m and S p. m.
' the morning sermon -
Into tha I il' and of the
- : from an Old
• • '
Dr VHaa win preach at the Free Synn
g. ■!,' ;e tc-morrow «.n "Is a Reconciliation
] -wo. n H form and Orthodoxy Possible,
MT..I i- What Means Could It be Brought
About?"
Pen-tval Chubb will give the. first of two
toetnrca on "Forerunners of Our Faith" to
morrow, th* I •■•■-•» being on "Carlyle, and
BtbioU < "on version." and on the 17th he will
kdtm on "Matthew Arnold and Ethical
CUuiflcaUoo." Those levluiM will he de
li-, f-red beftm tb» - vtv for Ethical Cult
ure at its rejnil:ir Sunday morning meetings
v •'arm-gte Hall at 11 o'clock.
K«W Thought Church services Will be v .e!d
in the Belasco Theatre to-morrow at 11
a. m Julia Seton Baan will sp^ak on the
BUbJec*, **Nei> Thought Answer to the In
.iiistrt.il rroblem.
Th> IIBV. T R. Sltcer will preach to-mor
roff morning at All Souls' ('h'irrh. Fourth
,-ivrnue utd tOth street. <>n "A Plain Path."
Ptakos of th- Gam*-" ail] he ♦<)»•
Bttbjcd of Df <;.orn> P. K. kraan short
talk In cannaetion with the impromptu praise
s.rvi<*> to-morrow Wnlßg at St. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal < 'hurch. West End an
nue and Mth street. The pastor will
prea<h in the morning on "The Drift of the
Soul."
Tn the lfir>m Presbyterian Churrn,
Mo nit Morris Park West, 122 d Street, the
Rev. John LyOB Caughey. pastor, the Rev
A E I-" 1 1 • i >- . of Natal. South Africa, will
preach to-morrow at 11 a. m . and ;it S p. m.
th« pastor will preach on "What Can We
Ix>arn from the Roman Catholics?"
"Tba rjberammergau Passion PKt as
~. .■! In 13*0 and as To Ba r IWV-Snm*
Inlv»»ninl Applications of It* Spirit." will
b^ Dr S. Edwar.l ling's evening subject
t. -ri>< rrofi at the Bedford rVaavj I
f'tiunl!. Koatrand avenue and FV.in Btre«f,
Brooklyn. lbs Wealth a Fine Maaoattl i
[g uml Ita Af-fiMi.^ltlon" win be It Young's
morntatg WlbiWCt. rr. c< .led Iv * flve-mln'lte
sTia-in tO bOjn nn<l gtris. which has been
Introduced nn n rcg'ilnr part of the. *er\ |.-c
A: the West Praabytartaa Church, on IM
•tr^«t. rasa Fifth aad Sixth m'nii»<,
the H«-v. A. II Evanit. th« p—tOT. will
prcatcb. to- morrow at It .i m aa "The Moral
i:.iii'utlon of the < 'Miiiiuiinlt v," aad at H
p m <>n "Wl.at I* It To He a Follower ..f
< -hri^t r
At the servl«-« of the H'-aling Misxlon.
il at Mark's Church. Hecon.l
>venu« sj»4 10th attest, to-morrow orsnlntr
at S o cio<k. the address will he male hr
tha -tor. the Rev Dr. I- W Batton. H's
subje.-t will b« "Alcoholism; Its Forms, I*s
Cataaaj and Its •' :'* ■*
At rhe Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
to-morrow morning the Rev. Robert John
ston, of Montreal, will prrach. and take for
his subiecr -Jaaai Christ Transfigured and
Transforming." In the afternoon «t tue
communion service his subject will be "The
Ma.-trr Serving" Th» Rev Wllbert W.
White, president of the Bible Teachers'
Training School, will teach the men's Bible
easaj at 10 a. m.
"The Passion Play at Oberammergau" will
be the subjert of an Illustrated address to
men to-morrow afternoon, at .130 or
at the West Sine Young Men's Christian
A^sooiiti^n. No 3U West "th street. Dr.
■ X <"amerer. the lee*nre-. has made a
anafly of the live? and surroundings of the
principal actors, and has a story of more
than passing interest to te!l. particu'arly
In view ot the fact that the play is to be
repeated tn the near future, after a lapse
if ten years.
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church,
at STth street and Madison avenue. Is Just
closing the larger church year's work of
the present pastorate under the Rev. Dr.
William Carter. The new mission building
and day nursery, at the corner of s<th
street and First avenue, has been finished
and dedicated this yea: at a cost of $3<>,
onrv The centennial of the church has been
celebrated, and a centennial offering of
115.000 raised, while all of the other !-e
nevolencles have kept up their averages.
Including an Easter offering of more than
Js,onn. To-morrow mo, ntng Dr. Carter wtll
preach at 11 o'clock on the subject "The
Pathway That Lies In Front of l'«. What
Is It Uke? Where Does It Lead?" In
the evening he speaks In the People's Popu
lar Service at * o'clock, which is under the
direction of the* Men's Club, on the sub
ject, "The Value of a Man. What Are
You Good For? How Much Are You
Worth?"
At the Marble rolleglate Church. Fifth
avenue and 29th street, to-morrow morn
ing the Rev. Alfred E Myers arffl preach
on "A Fruitful Interview." In the eventng
the Rev. John 8. Allen will preach on
"Two Men."
The Rev W. Merle-Smith will preach to
morrow evening; In the Central Preshy
terian Church. No. 21? West 57th street.
Subject. "Overcoming Obstacles."
At the Church of the Ascension. Fifth
avenue and Nth street, the Rev. Percy
Stlckney Grant, rector, the services to-mor
row will be as follows: Morning service, at
V o'clock, the rector will preach. The Rev.
Andrew F. Underbill will preach at 4 p. m.
At S p. m. Alexander Irvine will speak on
the subject, "The Cost of Something for
Nothing," and the after meeting, at 9 p. m..
will be addressed by Eugene Walter, his
topic being "Social Aspect of the Drama."
At the church of the Messiah (Unitari
an), Park avenue and 34th street, the min
ister, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes, will
preach to-morrow at 11 o'clock. His sub
ject will be 'Launch Out Into the Deep"
At 12:30 o'clock there will be a communion
service in charge of Dr. Robert Collyer.
To-morrow evening a public rally, under
the auspice* of the I'nltarlan Fellowship
for Social Justice, will be held in the Church
of the Messiah, Park avenue and 34th
ptreet. at H o'clock. Addresses on the sub
ject of "The Church and the Social Ques
tion. What Should the Church Say and
Do In the Face of the Social Injustice of
Our Time?" will be given by the Rar.
Charles Graves, of Passaic, N. J. : tho Rev.
firman M. fJr^enman, of Tonkers. N. Y. .
the Rev Oscar B. Hawes. of Philadelphia,
and the Rev. Edgar I Wlers. of Montclalr,
N. J. The Rev. John Havnes Holmes, of
New York, president of the fellowship, will
preside.
Dr. W. Bayard Craig, minister of the
Lenox Avenue Church of Disciples, No. 74
West HM street, will speak on Sunday
morning on the topic "Religious DlSlcul
ties and the Remedy." The subject of the
evening address will ba "The Lava of Nat
tire and the r<ove of God." Illustrated
with stereopticon views.
The men of the Churches of D'.sclplea
of Christ, of New York City nnd vicinity.
wV. meet for dinner on Thursday avaa
asj April 14. at the Twenty-third 9treet
Hn»n.-ti ot the Tovjbb] MaaTl Christian As
sociation. The city mission pians of the
ENadptari Missionary T'nion wilt he d's
eaasadL E. J Gnritz, af No 350 Broadway,
Is chalrmnn of the dinner committee.
A service aHI le held at the MadfMa
Avenue fisahilaHiii Ch'irch. rortheut
■ >f 73<1 ptreet. f.->-morrow evening, at
< o'clock. Archlteet I»da:e. tja, f and A
M . am artfr..l thai sar«*M In a baty I»r
Henry SMane t*.ffln will preach the ser
tnon.
At the Broadway Tabernacle. Broadway
and E<ith street, the Rev. Charles E. J-f
fors«>n. pastor, will preach to-morrow morn
ing oa "Apostolic Succession." In the
evening at % o'c'ock the Rev. William E.
Kirk wood will preach. At the midweek
service, on Wednesday evening, the sub
ject discussed will he "Ethical Problems."
At the Collegiate Church. West End ave
nue and TTth street, the minister, the Rev.
Dr. Henry Evert son Cobb, will preach at
11 a. m. and 4 30 p. m.
A movement fs aa foot to organize a
church socialist league similar to the or
ganization of that ram* in the Church at
England In the Kp!*cop«l rhurch there
are many clertryrnen and laymen who are
Interacted in social praMMDS, and who be
lieve that the time has come to unite and
work together, Instead of Independently
and In a haphazard manner, as at present.
The Rev. A 1.. Rvrnn-'*urttss, rector of
St. Luke's Charch, I flea. N. V . acting
secretary of the league, requests ail mem
hers of the Episcopal < 'hurch who may be
interested to send bin their namos for en
rolment.
There will be tv me .lay services at the
West Bad Presbyterian 'Tiurch. Amster
dam avenue and l»tth street, to-morrow.
The pastor, th« Rev A FVlwtn Keiajwln.
wlil preach at both the morning and even
ing service At Sp. m he will preach on
the aaajasl "Homesick In a Great City."
Th« Rev. I, Henry Hartman will preach
at the Tremont Presbyterian ("hurch to
morrow morning' on "Religion and Com
fort
The Rev. I. M. Haldeman. of the First
Haptint <*hurch, Broadway and 79th street,
will speak to-morrow morning on "Am
bassadors To Which Country Do They
Hel.intr. Their own or Another?" In the
evening he will speak on ""Da the Script
ures Teach Thai Death is the Extinction
of DOBMji Are tie Wicked I-Ir.ii'ly Annl
hllatod?"
I>r Iloughton will deliver the sermon it
the Church of the Transfiguration. BM
•tith straat. between Fifth and Madison
avnu»s. to-moraow :n rn;n»r In the even
ing the Rev Charles A. Strombon, of
PoaghlMOpOHf, N. V . win prt-ach
The Rev. A C. Unwell will preach at the
Charcn Of the Holy CaasaaaaJai to-mor
row m- ruing, and In the e\»-ntnK the Krv
William P. I rill will apeak on "Th* » »j.<» n
I»oor -"
At I'lymouth Ckarch, Oraa#i straat. be
tsjrasja mefel and Henry sireota. Hro.»k:>n,
the pastor, tha H«v. NsweU Dwlght 11:1113,
will preach ■- •"-• morning at 1045 o'clock
and In th« evening at 7:« S. Th« moraine
subject will b«» "Heredity. Education, En
vironment and Good Fortune— Each 9uffl
clent. None Efficient." In the evening Lr.
Htllis will give the fourth sermon In the
series on The Retlfrlom Teachings of the
Qraat Artists." upon Edwin A. Abbeys
Holy Grail, In th« Boston Public Library.
At th« Park Presbyterian Church. ilth
street and Amsterdam avenue, a series of
Illustrated lecture* I* being given on "The
Kingdom and th* Work.' The special
subject to-morrow evening— address by J.
W. Clark— will b« "Work Among Ameri
can Indians." and on April » "The Work
In China.'
At dM Fourth Presbyterian Church.
West End avenue and flat street, the Rev
Edgar Whl taker Work, pastor, and the
Rev. Elwood Ertckaon. assistant. there
will be services to-morrow at 11 a. m. «nd
■ p. m.. ard Mr Erickaon will preach both
morning and -venln*. On Friday e*entng
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 will
b- held at the Church of the Incarnation.
Madison avenue and 35th 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 Dr. G.
Bartoll. on the subject "The Higher Crit
icism and Its Methods." After this ad
dress a number of alleged Contradictions
of the Bible" will be considered by Dr. L.
M. Sweet.
SAILS FOR THE ARGENTINE
Cramer Montana Carries General
Wood, Envoy to Centenary
Old Point Comfort. Vs., April B—The8 — The
armored cruiser Montana sailed to-day wit!
the United States special envoy to the Ar
centlne Republics centenary celebration.
Major General Leonard Wood, who fjffj
present the. congratulations and best wishes
of the people of the United S'aUes to the
Argentine Republic through a message from
President Taft to President Alcorta. Mrs.
Wood accompanies the general on the Mon-
Havar.a will be the first stop, and the *•»
s«l. after having been Joined there by tre
scout cruiser Chester, will rroreed to Msi
donado. Uruguay, by way of St. Thomas
and Barbados. Before proceeding up tn*
Rirer Platte to Buenos Ayres the speola
Argentine centenary squadron. commaMW
by Rear Admiral Staunton. will consist of
the cruisers Montana, • 'heater. North Caro
lina. Tennessee and South Dakota, the lat
ter three ships joining the flagship at Mal
donado.
BAEONTSS TO MARRY AGAIN
Yon Colbnrg's Divorced Wife Get 3 Li
cense to Wed German Officer.
A distinguished looking man and woman
drove up to the City Hall yesterday after
noon and hurried Into City Clerk Scul>y*s
office, where they secured a marriage
license. The man gave his name as I.>
tenant William M. Zollner, of the German
army, and said he was born In Munich
twenty-nine years ago. The woman k»v
her name as Tone Loeffe'.hola yon Colhurg.
thirty years old. and said she was born ■
this city, her father being William Plck
rardt. Lieutenant Zollner sad that ha ar.d
his Cance* were staying at the Hotel Ox
ford. Park avenue and 53th street, and that
they had landed in. this country en Thurs
day.
The baroness said that she had already
been married twice, her first husband's
name having been Phope. After his death
■he married th* Baron Curt Loeffelholx yon
Colburg. in IWH. and had secured a divorce
from him In January. V&S. She explained
to Clerk Scully that she had not brought
her decree of dtvorce with her from G-r
many, because she left the other side a
week ago on an hour's notice.
Lieutenant Zollner and Baroness yon Col
burg will be married to-day and win take
a wedding trip to Japan
EIT BY FALLING FLOWER POT
Man from Worcester, Mass.. Receives
Possible Fracture of SkulL
Blown by the wind from Its place on a
window sill on the 42.1 street side of the
Hotel Belmont. at Park avenue and 42d
s're^r. a Kower pot fell on Ms. head of John
I Mayhew.. stxry-stx years rid. an adver
t!»ing agent of So. 16 Falcon street.
Worcester. Mass.. last evening. lnf?lcting a
possible fracture of the skull.
Policeman LamU of Traffic Precinct C.
saw Mayhew fail and ran to hi* assistance
He placed him In a 'axlcab and. Jumping In
himself, he ordered the chauffeur to drive
at full speed for Bell*\-;e Hospital. At 'he
aaaafttal Dr. Smith examined May hew. B_
rendition is serious. A man who was op
posite the hotel when the accident hap
pened MM the police that he thought he
saw the flower pot fall from a pill on the
tenth ftoor. A policeman was sent to 'he
hotel to Investigate.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-
THE MIDOI-K rOII.^r.IATr CHIRCIf.
•l D M!r.l^T»r
w'll ■rsa at 11 A M and 1 P M
THE MARBLE IOIIKr.IATT ClirnrH.
Brll krt and tTTn >if
lUt pavi:> iaj Bt.-F.REi.:.. i> p. mntmtrt
K»v AlfrM F >tr*rs «■-.:; preach at 11 A. M.
Subje,-t. "A Fruirfu: Tnf»r
-.. .rnh-i. r nh-i J 5 All-n. D D . .' ■* T. M Saajsci
"Two M»n "■
THE CO 1. 1. El 1 1 ATE rHiHni or «»T.
UM Aye an.! 4-^th ■
r.»-v VCHEMIAH BOT3TTOX D l> . r,f Brnok
Hn N V will proach at MAM and •*
p M
THE W»>T BCD rOLUCGIATai rilt'RCH. (
Went Tn.l .»•• rirvl 77th SI
n^ he.vuy rVamTKON COBB p D . Mi- .
«'-r nil! Pr—ell at II A M anl * .^O P M
( M! Kill OF THK MF>*I.WI
(T'NITARIA Ni Park Are. a n ' 3trh St.
.., . . ... \ Rrr Ro^rt Cnllrer. US, T>
Minister* , R(%v Jnhn ff mfmt nmtmtm
II A M . .. M->RNIN ; tMOtrtCM
Rrr. John H •»*'e« lfn|fn«« w '■ »r> -^^^
S'.bj'ct: r.At N.'H ott INTO ths I'KKP"
!2 .".ii I" M. • ommunl n Service.
ffßi.t 1 ' HAI.I.T nf fhe ■■■»%■ FFTT.
li'W-sHIP F<>R Sr»i' - I\l. .!t"STIi"B. at fbe
iHlßint or th MESSIAH. Fark Aye a?!
!Uth Street. Arlrlre»»e« on
•THK 1-nrnrH W- TH botial mi BS
T1OX: WHAT mOCVD THR i'H["R«H SAT
%MTJ DO IN THK F\>T "X TUF S<"'!\!. IN
JUSTICE "F OC9 TlMatf"
'•■,h|,. .r,|| iIU invlfeil.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
PASTOR. I. M. HALDEMAN.
II \. M—••%MB\-.«*%l»<>R«M — ••%MB\-.«*%I»<>R«» > TO ft 11 11 1
(OIVTBV IX"» THEY BfXONG — THKIK
OWN Oil A.NOTIIBIl?"
a p. m.— "no THr «rßirrt i»r.>« mint
TH»T 1 »!• \ Ttl 1- THF K\T"I\CTIOV OK
nr.ix.r ark the wicked n>.u.i.v
\v.Miui.\m>?"
(Dr. lliilil>-nmn will rr»il ;>.»«».««»^ from the
Ml. I Tr»tiim*nt whlrh <wii »■» •■!«*-■.• th»» ,
denth >>n<l« nil— nn«l will •»[>!. iln fh<-m.>
FIFTH lIERUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FIFTH AVBXTB AND FIFTY FIFTH ST
<»rvi en at II a m an! 4 p ir.
REV. ROBERT JOHNSTON. D. D.
of Montreal wt!l r>r«aoh " v • Sa.T»«m#nt .-if th»
l^rV* Supper will '■• f>bs#rr«.; in the afternoon. |
Sun. lav S.'h'»>! tneefs at 0 .10. Men* Btfcle ,-|) i
win be etmawtfr4 i j
BKV nil.ltßßT W. WIIITF-. D. D.
frnt'ert TUMe Teai-h»r»' Training School.
Wedn'-nilay Kyentn* I^erfur»a at 1:1 ft
htha^ocrs rnFMAtx.t INVITBT>
"riU'RCII Or THr %»CB?tsab.i.
HflH %r^t»t»» •»• Trnth -itr,»t.
rEV I»lt TKRi'T STt(n<NKT OHAVT. n»rtnr
It *. m M"rfitn eerricm an«l wriikia ir»<-tor>
, p m "A Hymn i»f Praia* MrmJ»lii».>hn.
r>v. Anilrrw F. !'n.i«Th!!;. pr»aiher
•* p m Mr A!.-*an.W Irvtn*.
■ R.i»- CM ■' .'MxnetMna; f.T \.itMnt "
«> p. in Mlii" M. iore. <t itM llitr^au of Ituml
tatl.in Si^Je« « Th« R»c»lvtTJ« an.l 1".a.-in< if
(•hll.treti " __. mm
lilt Itrll oK7Ii'N *Nf> ST TIM>>TUY.
;i» \\>nt STlh Str»»t.
if^.t»r. Rev lIKMIV i.inci'K. I* r t>.
B«|] «•. mmunl.m I ». m
M'>riiin« I'u^r
Pr*a.-h.r niSHOP PARTRIPOK 1 1 a m
Sumlav S.-h.Mil Uallv >'- uSvPISII 1
f.KKKU «nl Hey I>r LBIOMI
i'*t:KS 4 pm.
rv.:.*.ni Pr««ch«r. R«v. Dr. RL'SH
TON •••■V
_ RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
I i;.".th St. h*t RM.ir!-,vv hi! A-naT-vtam At«
Rev. John R. Mackay, Ph. D., Pastor.
Ham- I'ommunlun S»r ■.:«••» anrt R»<-»ptloti of
*p m r. .* - -it -4 Ot« Tim* ronvlo
tiona "
MADISON IVE. REFORMED CHURCH,
"Tff ANF- MlliiiHiS AVKNV-:
j Dr r\.iTF.R, rh. yn* r r r-»<*.., >. v m«rrow.
11 A. M T»fM PATHWAY TIMT lAS 9 IS
nJ*? : ' T ° F ',H, H , WUAT ra !T LIKK? '3
<♦ P. M. THF. V.M.t X <-F * MAX WHAT
ARK TOT" Ooot> FOR' HOW MUCH AIU3
TOC WTQHTB?
♦ -ntr-il frml>yt»H— H»n«»h.
W»»t .-.Tth St.. b-f. Bmirtwiv ami 7f!) AM
R»- wir.TON M-Rr.K .-smith. r> t> . Pvnar.
R-* •"> H SMITH. Jr. A««!»t»nf.
R»v. ■ •■--• Rijwll W"»'«» :>-- i •••:■« m.
Dr M<r'»-«m!th *f * p m
i Ev»n.n« »tih)»r- . •VKC' ' >.\t lN': "F»STAn.E3,
*~hrl«ti;»n Enrt»avor m»»ttn« Sua<*-i7 moraln*
•t 94.V Sun<tav .-Vhool :t p. m. D»vr>ttm«t m«w»t-
In* W-.!n#*l»7 <»v—i!n* at «■ AT.r. WKI.rOMX.
iMVERsrTY i i. a •• r prf:--hv~
1 <"h'ir<-h. '-am«r of loth st rm»r O n» <-vc -*»<t
fr»rp Bro«.i>raT>. r.?:r)R<;B XLEXANDEIU
l>. D. P«»for. At th- mornln* wmr\
o>!o<-lc. R»»v W!!r!am Ar!am» H-o-«n. t> D..
I -»1M p:»«ch. pr-^ntln* th» c*tu» of Hnm*
j Mt*»!ons »» r»l-»t^.l tr> oiir city. A' tft« «rv«ntn*
»»rv|--« »h.. p^-'or wl!! pr«»rh. Th» W»«tn»»»
, •lay «v«r:n« •"-•• .. In rh» < h»p»! will -,<» «<t
. «•<! hv Mr R'lriF.RT FT >F-F.>:R ___^_^
Broadway Tabernacle,
Mro.i,i-. it in. l Wh -tr~-f
R-r riJxni.F.-i r. rEFKER-*ON. D D. P^nar.
tt a. w P>iMJc Wi.rrtiip.
DR JE?"FKn.-""N will pr» i -;
- p. in. Puhit.- Wnmhip.
R»v Wi;;tam \ Kir»w-o«t ■*!., j>r»<»rS.
Madison Sq. Presbyterian Church
Ma'li»^n A»ni;« i- : ;.•- -;•'•••
R»r i • h PARKH' RST l< V I «*«»r.
R*v o. r V"Nriw\x::p.T. Ph. D..
A.-CTis-ir.' M:r.i!«--r
ni r-»'"'r wiii pr»nrh It ». rr. SSd
Mr M n:* n<»: ■ :
i ♦.". i m. M»n •.• . ..i h« .-, I"- :r K*«-«at.
ST. BSRTHOUMEW'S CHJjiCH
Ma<t;»r-n A-o-.i». rrrrr *4th ■Oval
Tt!« P.ev. r.Eir.HTON 1 t> . Tlertor.
'< '■>> A .\r Rf>!v '"nmm-inlon.
11 A M r—a. ti»r. the H I r
4P. M Pr»«rh^r p.' v S><lnnr N -^«r
5 13 P M r : ■;*• ir- ! ■ ■ :r« r\ • rental >rmi»M.
FIFTH 111101 BIPTiST CHURCH
Th# REV « M%K f (hEO. l» I> . will
pr»>» - to- morr''\v m<^r^ in^f %n<l •v-*nirn.
S»rv|<»ii H t I! an.! ■* •»<•!. ,rk
BIBLE rUA<*C< mi; M)l v«. in \M)
TO! >«. worm \r »:-o \ m
MADIPoN AVENt'E MKTf !■:-:
COPAL CHt'RiH. i',irn»r Wth ST-t.
R«< B'ali.a' f m.v vii :.i.k\. t> L> . P— tar.
11 a. m >flwrUl| tiv Iba Pajtor ■■ . . ■*•' t,
"Tb" Appr»--;, ■'•/•• Chi tot."
<p. m.— lif'-irmal fVrvtr-. ravorir- fcfUUM by
choir ar.ri cwwiwutlufl Bri^f <.!.■!-•■<» {•/
th» f— to of Htn«tran«-»a"
rorHTH A V E N • E MUS«BYTERrA3«
CBmtH-an irALTO DCMOJI Hi iI!AS
AN. L 1L 1 T., Paa?r>r. Hi:mir.:sT»r<» th« WHMM if
!&• I. rt» Supp»r iri "■•■;•.■»< n»w mpln^•m at
II a. m. an.! pr»-a«-h^i j: i n ra. tiv-mrsrrow la
the Asjwtr.blv F: • .-■. -■ -t th^ In!:—! «har!t!mi
BalMlng. No !<•» Fla^r j2 • st. Mi>!w~k pray«r
m»*ttn4. WMnwu • » p m.
ADAMS CHATS THE LOGtcXE
3«mlrary. "»•• I'»rk ay». — Sunrtav afternoon
«rv!c»i at 4SO n'ciock. Th* VMtfUl if th<»
»-rt»» nf »rmnn« nn ■ < o'J^»t!or.» About R»
ll«-'.on " Pr»afh<»r. thn R<»v profansor HEVRT
•SIX)A.NE ri»FFiN. D D •a6>O: 'Wtlnt I»
th* Function of UM '"hurch" 1 Ail <»r*; w«l-
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
■UPPO.I \\K. < - <->R. .T.. -T STREET.
(H\KI l « \. K\ro>. !> D.. I'Mtar.
It A M . — 'The Prob:.m .^f ur.— W^at is nf
HP. M. — "Is ti. .{ :h^ .\'ir.-..T ft.:.'
!"TB\M.EU' (OaU>I.%LLI IN\tTED.
BRICK CHURCH
Fifth Ay an.! Thlrrv-«»v«nth 3tr«»t.
Dr HENRI \ AN DTKK wtD praach a: 1! a. m.
Bey. ROBERT DaVl.s a? 4 and S p m.
E!M» School an.l • I.isnes. <»»." a. m. ff»(!n«*
d.iy Ev»n:r .- - «• 8 ______
KKAR I.R WHITE
ami others r>n
"Christianity Under Fire.**
marble COUBCOATI ncm.
HI i'» in<l 22 4 >- ■
Sunday attornnt - v ■
ST . " ANDREW'S" Uit i"iT'lT9t.
Rev. OE«> P. VAX DE WATER. D. D..
r»f-mr. arm preach it !t a. m. on Tti« Book
sjeai B-»t to th- Ft:-:- "
The r,v FLilTt- S LEACH of City sf!s
»!on s*a^. pr>-a(-h^* <t ' p a Church sell >ot
with bt^i!<"! f T I— i l '< 30 i m
Fourth Preabytenan Church.
Wpl En.! ay» *rA 91st St.
EDGAR UHITAKi.It WORK. D V. Pastor.
P Kl.W'4»r> KRI- X.-i- >N. Assl^'ant.
Mr ERl''K.*iN w:'; jr»a.h rr imlnt tnrf •v_«s!3j.
( :ilvary M. K. Church,
liO'h Him .ir ! Arcnu*
Rev CHART. E.> I. « ;■ "> l< F.1.X.. V D.. PartW.
Fr-i.-h;r:< by :h<» f'a.-«t ir
t 11 a ' - ' -.
St. I 'a u i " > MlllM 1 1 1 it m 1 is t Cl irch,
W<st En.', av-r-if ■>f|r. v . «?:»•'
In GCDBGE P X KM.w D t>. Twmtot
Ham THE DKIFT OF 1 TliH: S*^VU"
* p m . - Tf-.K STAKES - H E •''M^^
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.
Carr..-a-:» Ball. .~7:h St.. 7th Ay» H I M.
MR. I'KKi I. M HI HI)
lactu.—n on '•FOBERfXNERS <>F t-4'R FaITII.
C«»tTU \M' ETHi'AI. •'■ >.\- - •■ _
The ( hurrh .if IBM IMTtae I'itertilt.T.
Crntrjl P»rk ff«st in. l 7<!th •*&*+.
ajammij by "~.0 r'asf r,
FRANK "I-iVEiK HALL r> V at !1 a. m
Subject: -TUG CATHOUi' PROTE3TJk3tti
.\\;. THR UiIHRAL."
OLD FIRST CHURCH,
3"} avo.. !!;h •, |0| st
BOWAKS DfPFini^'. r^ : |M -
Svrrirea, it a B ir. i - r, m
" RiTi.r.Ko nuißiTmn < m RTII.
iir .) ! ■ i ■>■••:■ 7.J.: fl
Pwatrhim .»t t! j w I%^ '-•*
R*t. WIIBKRT W. WHITE. D. D.
i nmmanion »r\ : ,» ,i- •♦ ■ ■<•<■'<.
RF.f' '. -.
Ref-rrre.i >'atho? -• ■ In '"hr!ft» M's^tr-n.
2.V. W— l .".7:.^ at. \' - - ■ PWor
O'"'NN"!'.S aubje. • \tr P.i« *-v»;t an! t!i«
(• : - i ■ antani.'"
Al-i. AXOCUT ClU'KCli Waal tjri~3.v^7*»n3
<lst St. h'-v .- DB LAN. F7T ToWN- n .
l> l> Rector Ii i - 'aw ■•: M:>r»
'.r.g FiaifT nn.l s^r-r.'r;. It a - «'nft. 4
p m - - m»
ALL K>rU ifMT \ Fr.A.Nr. roCHTTH W^.7
2l»t?l *t. Rev T!i' M\S R SIJ.KR. PaaCoT.
will r""«.-h. V FT-\:x w '» OM
mibject of his •!i»«' l ur*- — - 11 A. M AH
i-onliaUv Invif*"!
WASBIXGTttN HEIGHTS rNITXRIAV >E3-
Vlt'ES *a»> \V*st »lst .-•- •• 9 • raaa)
St Xlrholas A.^ - n U Re». «Er>Kilß
H BAD«iER INFIDELS; THK [!E.\!. .*<*»
THK : him;
>T. M.vKK.- Jl> \' X \St> IiYTM ST P. am
DR I. -<\ B.%TTILN K»ctaf —Hoi; '">rr»
munlcn. h a m : > iver .in! -
II a. m . arrvlca •! th« Emma; -
v <- ■ - .
7-iv rchoftiik rs: \ns;-'!' - .i i: \t:i>n i c 2aC
VR. GBORGC ri-ARKE HOI r.HTOS. r.
rommun:i>n». 7. ■"« irs's Jl »*B I't.tt*.
CHORAL t:\^>s.'V. and Vll< >< 'ESS :• >N. ■».
S^rrr^n, j> :n
CHVRCH OP n J».*TIOM Vaatlrn
iv» ar.» S3t» H X IV M OR i3V"!XO»l.
r>. r>.. Itittcr. 8.» ■• H ■. CMsaanttl ■ IX
*. rr. , M ■..-- - I
- < ■•- " .
igTJ|MIVHRYWS7i gTJ|MlVHRYW57 _ nA %K th k. :i.
■--j "H :::■< ;•. ■ ». '■■ IrA
■L /a. • ■ ■ : • ii- Grand ''h.-ir. C
<s_Br M I *::-.an. • ■n!
MINT \M>UKU - i 111 K» M.
7»5f! - I
OCORGK *'i.\r>KE !i: :^ r ;■ m • -
1 1 x r-i > ! - ■ v ' ' ' -■ ■ -v
ajEin PR»>RI TERIA> i HI Xl H.
in »■.'.; st ■..■•.»..-■ ■•• V 7V 7 tint •■.:••! a.->««\
r.v *xtwoxi h. bvaxs ■ ■ r*m**,
nr.-r no ii;tMMrr.Ki\^ i hi ki 11.
\ . ; ii .•'•.' 31 • -
a>v % riMWN Kflt.UlN I » l>. r«Mor.
preai'^'"' It II > m •nd »* * p- ni.
\r LEXOX a ' .> ■ ' v -xt::\v ••!C"Ri"tt
.-^rnrr ISM -• »•
.;•■: I IN rilK \t VK!N'". ■
Rm Sferv S» •>.)!« Wr'gtlt. I> P M niatT.
CHfRCW OF THb? Hr-.AVF.NLY B
< •■ il ••♦•-! at.
»■-'■ HERBERT <H:f'M\N Racfo*
-■ m. h .«,( I! i m ♦ p m
UAI'ISON AYE PKl'-SrYTKH! VN ' c
N'Tt^o.^*' •■ .T-.rr f 71.! at.
Rev. lIFNR V U 1 rFTf. t> T. »«:i
Pr»» *i «t II i H » .• m.
"rev hi:nry f.t r.fc". >\. r.u i> . r- - rt
Zion «r Si . n • >. N-w T^rk. wilt
pr.i.-1 at <;R\' - l" rHIRi'H, Br,.»,!w*v an«t
toth »» on .-!\in.i.iv April !'V ar 11 a. m.
\IKM"Ri.\!. MM"!-- " «• •■••*• -n *»«•»• -
ITDWARP • fK N' l■ ' • •til rr*t*-*i It,
•Th# <:■.*! Sanrjrlr.n " R«v CTWARD B.
muoM ■> ■ »
RELJGiora -■» if.ty >>r krienpji".«»rth<v
Uoi> M<-et!r.«^ f r W --»h!p. I*4 turn CH?»
•t.. N-w V rk. tt Wii-nf'ti anj Lafay'tt*
«v-«. Brash - 1":»3.
~\t TKM<'t.': HETII F' "•"■ *'• *»J TW^ *t..
Banter, tl a- m . It dtitVXJMSI on "I***
in« a. Nature Thwufh lit* niS.»." All ar»
w«l.-.' .
NK'V TIIOirBirT rill t«*Il, Belaaco "ntr»!r«.
T\' »J1 «t . rf%r Breantwan *a_ss»a It •■ m.
!' UU nrrON RT:aRA M P. «r*aii«r Pubilo
ttrrtf»t. _. -.
t«r V-..1 «' i:. KPOUt TILTON. Jr. P t».
Paitoc PT»ath.r.g by U>o Famot. tt a. m. and 4
iiKucitu s -.-. iKTY "P rßirxra -«•■•
I a. m. af 521 East •€..
* 1t ,,f.T.|..-i, .v- Th« Pastor. D» AJ**^ 1 *■
ATTERIU'RT. W! 1 ' ■ ' * "^-^SJt **• —
ri-wi'i y KJI>M' Kl.. 3th •*• -»>•' «*> at.—
Sun.Uv. ii IV I'r KMUOOX *m **«* aa«
II.T J**"« AU •fUnani __
HliNkY i: L> AY k' I***-1 " T*s»atr^
liLiNKi rKA:>l\ W w«at*tait.u.
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