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HHICE MEN F?CE Hfl?.
Murphy to Hear Butter a\)? Eggs
Case in Tomhs Court.
HEARING SET FOR TUESDAY
yew York Mercantile Exchange
Will Be Brought In on "John
Doe" Proceedings.
Ditr*'*t Attorney Whitman said last ?
?it'that "John Do? "pi rs would bo
E ??rted Tu- York
SrcSUJttl? Exchange or it.-? members to
rertalf' W|! crime had been com
!_tt?_ in "making or attempting to make
ent.-r Int ? an ? gi enient, combination or
arrangement whereby competition, within
t*-? county and State of N? w York, in the
'ppjy ar.ri price, and In the purchase am!
,?je. of butter and e-pg-*. urticles and com?
Hiod'ltles ?jf common us<- within such county
and itate, la or may be restricts?*] and pre?
vented, in viol itlon o? ti na of
tteuon ? ? ? '? ' ' businea law.*'
flie proceedings will I Magistrate
Murphy la - ''?? al"? ore
ouic-om"* "?' ' conduct! d I y
William A. DeFord, an Assistant District
Attorney, who haa been examining many
TitnES*'--?- dui ng the last two weeks. The
??vorn information that will i..- presented
te Magistrat? ?lurphj by Mr. DeFord eon?
-. ij pewritten pagea
the magtsti its t.. detei
min* ' ' the Bu
jjW ??.. In ted, Mr. Dr-l'"?ird wants'
it to te sacertalni-d whether th? persons
sained !n the affidavit, or two or more ol
them, "an g Ity 01 I ave i een guilty, with
in the county or State of New York, of
:. r to commil an act in
and connu.-r?-.? within I
(actions, in viol
t;?t Penal law."
After laying that, upon Information and
liwet, tin active faet?n In the whol?
liutte.' er..i ? ? lucer,
tu? iMpp??r. tho receiver, the jobber, the
cold It?ragc warehouaeman, the retailer,
the ultinifitr consumer and tin* in.-p. .:??!.
\jr. Del were at present ISO
pen-or.5, Arms and corporation: engaged In
the Business in thlB city, one-hall of whom
ntre ": an.l the oth.-r hail "JOD
Ijtrs. ? tie ad l thai practically all of the
Mnons -ne m hers of the
"N'en* York Mercantile Exchange, a coinhi- :
Bttion of all the wholesale dealers in hut- |
within this city an.l county.
Tii.?- "combination," said the District
Alterne '. In existence since
with aonie alight variations in method.
Tee exchange waa incorporated on M
?.d Cheese Ex
chftoge of the Stat?. of New York, chang
Ic| to its present name in 1S&2.
After p.v;ng a list of the ni??cft!? of thS
(Behang Mr. De Ford said .he orgnnlza
tion Bzsd thS different grades ??* butter
and sgga and th**- price? which the n
B?vers of hitter and eggs should p.i \
.-; at what prlc-r-s the shippers
ihould sell to the Jobbers, and at what
prices they should sell to th" retall?is.
In explaining the business methods rif
the excnf>r._e. Mr. De Ford aaid that abo-it
It o'clock every weekday the superinten?
dant of the ?=.x*!;3nge would make on open
uli on the floor of the exchange for offers
of es le. or bids for the purchaae of certain
trades of butter and eggs. This waa
knov.-n as tue "butter call," and contlnue-d
lor about half an hour.
The "egg call" followed, and th-m the
price quotation committee got busy and
fixed the prices, which were posted on th'
tlarkboard of the exchange. Mr. De Ford
cfcaracterU. i the aalea so made and listed
as t-einj t 1 j * ? nd in. i?art
flctiti?--;?- or "washed. '
In anoth-r part of hia statement, Mr.
De Ford sa;d William C. Tuber and F. ?'.?
I'raer were officers or msmbsrs ol the ex
chane- mmlttees, an i were Inter
eited in a publication known as the "Pro
ducers' Pi t.-' whi?-:? |
""all-, current market quotations In
nd ?!m> n we?skly trade
latir.r to th?- n tter. i ? ? . .- buai
MUST USE STORAGE LABEL
Law To Be Enforced as to Mark?
ing "Cold" ?.Te:?t3.
Dr ?Xugene h. Porter. Health ?"omniis- |
?He?ir of New v , held th< fourth
ar.d last ] ? ring on the Brennan I
cold ?toras : ??
?
? Albany ami I The Com?
? "i thnt within a month
i?
law, ?? ' m all c<
en t&\r
ditlon !
?nay ' mark on
date si ich they wen! into storage. This
nnan Ian
.o ?"oiiui in
. ii of the :
?
The ?arlo ?- .
at the he
rests-da; orcement ol
label*-;. t\ it i
?*?ou,?i o- ? tn tot fresh in
?
: ;.? WOUld ?
I
Dr '' on tin whole the .
In favoi of the !
a?l- j
? . .
nditlons
al <?t the '
?
TO PP.OBE UPSTATE MARKETS
-Raynionri A. Pearson Will Devote Next
Two Months to Investigation.
of .U'ii.ultu?-. at th
i o I Investlgatlns
?
itlon oi tl -
le of New Vork
? to 1?IC g
n, the
... ,...
UkJ'"' ?'tln* ?"?re re?
,,,?ai' ' ' ' ?- i'ork City are
. ? .nimm?.i
e?i of William
\,',JJr:' -via Tutti? and Culvin J.
????-'?n Btatc Commtsaloner ol Agriculture.
BOYCOTT LOPS 9 CENTS OFF EGGS.
..... ?! :
. days.
t the boycott r ? mark? ?
?-. ?
ASSAILS MT. VERNON WOMEN
? . '?'? I !? \ ,:.?>?? in-, d? ill'? -1 ? 1
reduction ??f the
. i. ..m
j m i
? |i|
itarj oi n,- M"".nt
ttuwed hH
? | . ? . ? :-..- .1
Bl
.izlns this
, " ?le III
? ?
_ '"*'-**?)I-d Th* mm ?
I
?STAGE CHILDREN'S BENEF
Lons Programme at Centi
Theatre Yesterday Afternoo
i Aft??r being locked cut in the lobby n
half an hour after the performance ?
advertised to begin, an amiable gatbei
of several hundred peraons were anally
lowed to file Into the auditorium and t
their seats yesterday after noun at the C
tur? Theatre, where the National Aille
for the I'lot"'ti"ti of St:.??. Children wai
give a benefll ta <''i?i their campaign a?.ai
the abolition ?f the stase child.
The programme, which ?vas t?. have b
"?" i?*?) ,it i o'clock, ??as Anally ??.t an
way at : o'clock, ??hen Nahen r-Yanl
' and started the overture. Aui us
Thomas, the president of the alliance, :
lowed with s brief speech, in which he
plained the m ?irk of the alliance in flghl
thi laws whli 'i many states o?
l nion are about ' OS peeoed forhi.l?!
the appearance "f children on the uta
M?fa. Minnie Madden* Rake, who ,
Philadelphia for the purpose, ma.lc .in
In winch She, as a Krnwn-up sti
child herself, who mode her first th??atrl
appearance at the ape of three n.ont
spoke of the advantages to tho player
being alile to have Stage training in chi
hood.
To the ion*- programme of entertalnm.
which folloived many of the best kno
players now- In New Toril contribu?
Mme. Sitiione pave a re,nation In Fren
Lewis Waller ?ecit.at "Tiie Portrait,'* ai
ai an encore, a speech from ''King liei
V " Ahne Gluck and Paoquale Amato,
the Metropolitan Opera Company, sai
Qluck rendering "My Laddy" In
spouse to a requeet culled out by ?om? e
In the ? .mold 1 ?alj 's Une e
cutionary powers were again revealed
Itatlon of Rudyard Klpllni
i ? ???h with the brief tit!.-, "If." Oeoi
M. i.'oh:',n and his cadet .horn-?
from their 48d street theatre, scenery a
Sing ?'Anywhere the Old Flag Fllei
much to the enthualaam <?f the audlen
ond act of ".Bought end Ps F i
with the excellent Playhouse company, a
? ? ' ? ? "B inty Pulls t
Strings." although as wall played as t
finished a.f theoe two compani
ow to play them, were almost i<
in the dim reaches ?.f t ? big Central Pa
playhouse, it ?i. : bettei prov
than >esierday that thi? Now Theatre e
did not rail so much on
the play.? as Of the tl:?-.itre itself.
Ins Claire made herself popular with b
,-niiti*-t. m aomi Q laker <ilrl" ?
In a clever Imitation of Harry ?Laud?
('??nan D - '? - skei 'h, "Waterloo," in whi.
Henry Irving once appeared in Londc
was given by Fuller Melllsb and compon
'?liier numbers on the programme o*<
Raymond Hitchcock, In "Red ffidoe
songs; ? ; ? ? r * r 11. i. ? Bryan sod ?? number
Little Roy BlUOltae, in a Scotch choni
Clifton Crawford, lie;?-n Bhlpman, a ?;"\'
little pir:. who gave Imitations ?'f wi
known actreeoee, an?l a Children's ballet.
pif'giamm?* did not come to a cloi
until k. thus almost out-J
In-* Weber and r'lelds themselves in tl
length of a Single entertainment.
TO SAVE _ INFANTS" LIVE!
Board of Health Acquires Fifty
five Milk Stations.
tment of Health bei
sites for .-ill it? proposed fifty?flv?
milk' atatloi teutiaed milk is no'
being dispensed ..? twenty-aeven of I
Stations, and In s week or tWO all ??ill b
in operation 'l'1 ?? opening of tl :
number will mean the launching of th
nslve plan sver ??l und?
way i ?? ? s Department of Health to re
dues Infant mortality.
Dr. 8. Josephine Baker, in charge of th
child hygiene work of the department
will i ge of the fifty-five station!
E*r. Bakei will bave s supervising nurs,
1st her, and also will have t.fty-fiv
nurses and fifty-live nu i-tnnt
tin?ler h?-r In the direction of tin- infan
milk station work. Tbers will be In thi
neighborhood of lifteen or eighteen rued
leal Inspectors to io?>k after the difieren
dis t rit is
The ?cork of Inatru? tin?* parente an'
m 'il be ."mInued agali
thin summer, ? ? itlon, according t<
.. .1? rl". la one of the prin
cipa I means bj which the Infant ?i?;.r
rate can be lowered. Mi si el the statlom
will !>?? in Manhattan ?t-d Brooklyn, whll?
there will be stations in Richmond sn<
In The Bronx this year
JILTED AUSTRIAN DROPS SUIT
Militar}' Ruzzielamb" Says II
Wasn't Money He Wanted.
iia- - ? m bach t'-' alf? i i loi
of the young won.an who, ha Sold, .lilte?!
him, <i?<!-'.ri' :,? that thai was tl.?
?it that he brought for *_?:..'? ?> f.?i
breach or promise, Lieutenant Kduarri
. of the Imperial Home Guard of th?
irmy, which Is the bodyguard ol
roi Erans Jooef, discontinued hi
lion si ? "-' Ml - Helen McMurray, daugh?
t, r ?o s rii'h manufacturer of Troy, N. T?
?
complaint that he mel Miss
McMurray In Vienna in August, U?i0. while
, -va? on -' tour o E irope ?? Ith her
and, getting ? have of absence
, th? army, he followed b< r
ov< r i: ropi and araa much In her com
p.niy. Then, according t?? the lieutenant,
ted l he engagement, which Miss M?
:.i?-d.
Stars complained thai he made man?
sacrifices In hi? campaign for the hand
and heart of .\ii?-s McMurray. He seid he
sold his si t? nsli liable <?f race hoi
. tie missed ?? v?ar from the army
him s promotion, and
: kll< I? imredes who
j.:,, h . ngagement. Also he had
., large amount of money t?. equip
If with civilian clothea To please
of i.i- ,,ft. ??tioris. moreover, he
,i h? wenl to ?London and perfected him
In th?- English languare.
His lawyer, Hugh R. Rltterbusch,
yesterday thai the real purpose of the suit
,.,;, to effect s reconrillatlon with Miss
.?! Murray He said Star/ believed that the
-mi would i-ive him a chance t<? .-??
? might then be able to i ause Miss
McMurray to ?iian?-.- her mind and ?ylve
him her hand. But th?' ptirpoae failed and
now ?Lieutenant Stars Is going back home
?? ompletely broken heart?*d," aocordlns to
,. \.i.
?
PLANS OFFICIAL PARK TOUR
The Flowers That Bloom in the Spring
Have All to Do with the Case.
Park Commlsslonei Stover Is so surs
i Park will be ? eautJful this spring
that he Is going to a?-k Mayor Qaynor and
tu.- Cent Park "caMnot," s parks eon,.
recently appointed by the Mayor.
t., i ,,i Inspection luat b
[as the flowers and bushes that bloom it,
rprlng rdve any Indication <?! oemlng
i.? life.
. o :. then will be s marked Improve?
i i- ,n |n iJ?.it i.art ol the purk
i.,,,. t. ha? i. - k ""i.? Mr,
j^i>, the I arehtteet," said
,i ? ,,,..*.. tbors ha.?
been wltlclsin i I Mi. Lay. Th? n
ply would i-- criticism ??i any landscap-i
ai? hit? cl who ,.ti. nipi. .i to ,;" ?" "?
things. Bui it Mr. ?bay ciuinot put the
I i .o -.i condition n on? ? an H, .
! one ?if tin i indscape archil? cts
,, v."
if ti"-' ??? .?..h.? the Pai
' oartmeni ?up hpgln ,(,,. worj. ?f t.-clalm
; \,,n tl? ?*'.' "'"' -. non of ?'< iiti.-l '
, , .-, .|) the '? I l> . I ; , a 1 | i e.l.l l?> fid
' month,
cinmendations ol Gustaviu B ?M?)
: Agrl?
. ' 'i n ??? ? ,-, ?vin
i ],... pluntlnq 11-,.-.,, i? . ? . t \ itt? tnpi
I will be m ??
o??, boart ?...-, . >?
? il.. ? ."II srti n ?M ht? h vr
N?wsqfint?r?st
BAD HASE OF SUFFRAGITI
!
Woman's Democratic CI11?3 Ol:
ject of a Severe Attack.
The ?Woman's Democratic Club had
had attack of suffragltls yesterday aft?
n?.on ?t th?- Waldorf-Astoria- Tim rlret
dlaeaae raged for nearly an hour and wi
I checked only l.y fi ???|ii. nt Injection!
"anti" talks on the subject
The woman Democrats were discns-Mt
j their annual Jefferson dinner ?t the Hot
A tor on .Mar- ii ::'. when on.- of (heir nur
I ber rose and >-ri<*_ feverishly:
"Let'i have s sufr?a-,.? sp?*-Mh st ti
! dinner!"
??N..:
"Not if I know It!"
"The Idea! We're not ?? auftrage clu
The Denicci-at?c club .itandi f?>r freedo
, ami Jefferaonlan principles. \\v don
want suffrage hurled ?a m a| a dlnm
when ire eouldn't ana-ver back,"
"i 1st an anti to speak, i"o.
"Thi y take to.? 1 .n?.-*
"Well, cm out the D?clarai
? ? ih ol.'
AI this stage In th? delirium Alt
Crosby, the president, applied the gav?
j and when ths patienta ?>?>.:?? calmed Uli
I Edith A. ;;. iffi rts !?>.-?? and
This dub 1 lands ?
mt'cr.tcy, and how can wo be faithful
? ->?? don't ?.v. n km w i fie (irai ?>i Inclplc ?
fail I?? *\'?? nuglil ko read the I ?
i lion of ind. 1 enden . ever) ua\ -,
j II*es 1 ? rtalniy ai tiw Uni ? r ... win. h ,\
honor Jefferson, the writ, i and founder .
.1. mnrravy, Time'.' l .1 m 1 ? ai ?? Il II ti?-.?;..
all r.?K?u. Cul out one <?.' Joui speakers.
"I'll read It." rc-lunteered Mrs. Mary >i
Laly, s lav. j ? 1
"Very well," aaid Mis Crosby, "wc'
CUl OUt J .11 have y?..,t r? ml th
1 '. laratlon."
K- iii. rts was .- i/..-.! ?? l<
, which ti
-ai.I
I insist .11 a auffl I; a 1.
I? id) think?? l - Woman's :
1 * I -. 1 ? t... an) i- aaon In tin- worl.
? pi to further the . auae of
they ve j-ot another mink comln'
that's air 1 ? Republl? an womi n 1
? date. <;in. loi 1 me! 1 rsa
Slid I nearly did, 1.. ".
? iki
? ? . ? ? lo he com
'em, J?ul ICa m tn\ bit ."i i?. i.?- ;
l '? m- rat, - . 1 said, *-.\... I II lilt
waynn to th? [> ay."
And I tell you right no v 1 dldn'1
Ihli politii ai . lub f. : any n anon In l
s orla bul i*> gel th( '?. 1.ralli 1
adopi woman suffi s ' don'l wanl an;
bi Idge pai ?.1 ]
a- well as an) ??; ". re 1 1 * 011
t.. do
J. lledg.
Ing;
The ?Dei
D or I 11 go under. That wlcke.
ty will get
t he a oro? n'a favor, and I here m \'\ 1 ?
.-n th t'a.- of l earth
I - ; ni ' ' I
have won <
? ? v to tell them which ?
v. ind la bl ?
ittt-ntlon to .-i n >i" 01 1)1.nk
Buff rage la .? Ilvi question Just tu.
It KIi> \?e:.- and fe w h.i i i ? '
j ou .--'ir up
' \V<- hsd it J cnr." ln
rtipted anoi ' ind the men'i
Ism "f our Bpiendid affair was
oui the sufl sge " Anothi r yesr s
Is ? lhapman Catt
'Wish Wl had hei n.?w railed OUI Mrs
RHfferta
?-i,.---- in.-. .1 ? 1 Isrhurgi 1 f"i- the
ai. ..k. r," anotl ? ted. "II" made
Mi . , oeby '?.?- Hi -t woman ?i- p it)
. * ? ! ?? ..-rat m the
country lo recognise aromen."
"W.- ?-laiin to i" Jeffers-onlana," mur?
1 Mrs Harris..n Oral Lamaon. "Let's
what Jeffi raon haa to sa]
n un? ? ti?.n si " 11 dlni ? ould
.t. appropi lat?. h t foi us ? go out
of our way t--? Introdui ? suffr -.:? 1 ? onslder
11... t nn\>. :
"Ton sn'i '? ;? a ";,: Jefferson tl
?m. place .nd I ? was for us, nn?l
anothi ' .'?'? ii '" ?
W< II ?'. ?? h re Un? oln, an) ws? H.
s, ??i plalnl ? net er 1
?| move we leav< 1 om?
it in, . ,-* came the v. Ice --t 01 ? n I
? 1. n
Th?
rommltt? e,
1:,. iiii'.-r ? ' ? and aid the ? ommltt. ?
?
onal opinion nJ I ? l
: lilt) ,V1"
mattei ? d thai an) wa; 7 The) hop il tn
\, .. m laynoi a lt.li them. M
i;..\.tn..i W
u . .,? Alton ? y ' ien? ral VVl? kei l
_-o -??
MAY BUTTON IN HYDROPLANE
Former Champion Tennis Player En
joys Every Minute of Flight.
fttlLl? 1 ? ... i--? b i Mis Hay Button,
former world's champion tennis player In
-?.'.?nan's s'li-*!?*--. made her lirai u eni h a
1 j dro-aeroi lane wmr hi re
..... ? taken up mon I isi. feet b;
tenant Theodore Elljn on, I B N , pilot
?| enjoyed every minute of the tlms 1
wnv |n the air," nl.? sail.
f'NEW YORK IS TREMENDOUS'
Lady Henry Contrasts Conditions
Here with Those in England.
Lady Henn wife of Blr Charles Henry,
Liberal member tot the Wellington dlvla
i..n of Bhropshlre, England, says that ?Bng
llabwomen are '.-tt?*-r organised than Araer
: ahe wi it to the last ron
ventlon of the Sew York City ?Tedei-atlon
,.,;,,..', ! tubs, too. Mut 1-n'iv Henry
n.. an p ?lltfcal organtaatlon.
Bo thoroughly convinced if shs of the im?
portant part women, through or** 11 ---BtJ ?111
irj to 1 n< parti? i, play it: ESngilr?**
politics that h?i<- doesn't tske much inter
' -i In i?-..man ruffragt, though shs says
ph.- thinks it is ?Sound to come.
When .?he ??ame to Amerlcs s few month?
lag.i the visit from which she returns
to?day, Bomebody "i- other announced that
an English pbllanthroplsi had land,
these .?hores. But Lady Henry ?m' yea*
terdsy ..t the ?Jtits-Carlton, where .she has
been staying, thai Bhe ws n't thai al al!.
| i am ?m the boards of several homes
and Institutions in London, tat I try to
Ido something for the poor among m> hus?
band's constituents it. Bhropshlre, bat
iiiliiK t?> talk ahout," shS Insist?
ed. 'And I didn't come lo Ainerl?-. to
the philanthropists here. I ran:- on
1 ?i visit, t.. friends, though i have been tre
mendously Interested in seelni somt oi
i your settlements and trad, schools and *-?>
ion. i am Ameiioan-born myself, by the
and lived In thl country until my
"T. Is no such poverty her-- us there
I? in England, ii Is not only In ?
that ii strikes you in the face; it Is in the
ag*rl?**ultural regions, in the p>rt ..f Btirop
Bhlre my husband represents In Parlia?
ment Ih? agricultural laborers get only s
few shilling a week, ?>n which they must
live, and *? such big famlllt
many childi
"i ?f course, what we do to h.!*> th.em is
but a plaste-, as It v, re. Bonn time, p.-r
bapa, conditions will be changed?the gov?
erntnenl will change them. In the m??an
time, if we dJdn'l apply our piaster ihe
! suffering would bs much worse."
IturitiK her May liere l.adv Henry Went
to th" Henry Btreel Settlement, the M
| hattan Trade Bel.I I r Oirls and mm"
and .-he cams away from
them much Impressed. Bhe said: "Your
settlements are wonderful w<- haven't the
same sort ?.f settlement! in England al all.
i; ? v i.at i liked t-????? was i
achool nnd the things they sre doing foi
?gii Is there.
I'VI ''!! ;..\ nl li
thonch New York it? rat hei strenuoii
strenuous, something happening, fm' c.iii
mom? lit. It tires one."
i ..? i (em ) di esti i look n? it i
ad. I io..ks t.io -? | . ?
tired Ha) be it Is from Hi Ing 'n
:..i. ; .t sh< has ths api ?
, man) I
com
. i- ?.<?!'. Bhe has !|m" eyes, snd ?
. . ? . n ?English ????' ? i
tall, si thai oks ?? if shs had
I Mli.re ni the ?I
. .
? Worn? n . m .'.. nrich .n ine
she Mid "A? to the Buffi
well? ns i said, i* ??n come to us, * T
..f the women >*.
I 1 are dolnc ths
? i B) th- r d ??iires
: i back."
EXAMS" OVER, BARNAPD GLAD
Students Make Merry at Midyear
Finale" Dance in Earl Hall.
All ihe students ?.f Barnard ?'..pen.
mad? it Bari Hall at a
tie" dancs II
-.? uauai. I ipsclal re?
? inai Iring
?
?
? ? i * i ' ' ? ...
: ; ludents 1
B, too, and :
an unusual wa) of Riling them. ?Only
uppei ? men s ere |.-.i mil t?-.l i o
fophomor? ? ? . < \ -
an 1
latter red 1 ' ' i for - ti
s the you
i. sfternoon oi rsn toy, ??< for
own : ? ? - ' t.ndt scend to whirl
round m the ?.?.???'
Tin- usual ?ais' rrown. ? ? afternoon
.-.i, ! ? ere, for once, f ?und lo b.
ample for the Barnard app?tits hereto?
flen ? thlnf Ths
. ?mu?.n i?-? ? folio? Llllle Stein, ,
' ? . tlrman; Phtladelp 'li;
? : Xancy ?Beall, 'II;
Wlnfred Boegehold, 'ii; ?Florence Harris,
?; ;. i - truck, 15, snd Phyllis Hed
ley,
?
SUNDAY'S NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
MaM"-H ar.ywhere in the United States
for 52.50 a year.
fletvj of the MarKcts
, Shad Are In.
...... lUi|i ai Washington Mark? - sho?
v ',-'? llltl?- ?/ariatlon In price from w? h I
week at thU time ol the year. There ha?.
( cour-s been uns ttled condlUons In but?
ter and Bah, other than storage, also flue
?ua'te. I ' "?""". Th""
???glu lowering In fish this week
, ,n ,,,,. une of salmon, which Is S .???ms
d(;arer than loot week, and lob I .-, which
.. ,.,,,,. a | ?und. Although th? re w< re
?' f , be m*?i - this
favorlt? Ash could n? I lie said !.. bs In until
,?;,??, ,:? the pre ml week; roe shad
.. .,. and buck sti i I - rlns irom
? cenia te ? ??"''? ?*?** Prtce *" '""" """
,? too hi?!, iusl >'t fo.' i*!,...! ros ?o '"
Bparately. Halibut, Spanish mockare).
whlteflsh and large smelts are :.mts n
?,,,,.,, yellow perch and small smelti oro
r; cents; traten bluetlah ar o -
ellow pike are?.?*** ? pound, and
,,,.s and haddock are 10 centi a pout
..nops are 76 cants and ?. s quart, and
.,,,,, ,,,,-H crahs are 10 cents a dOOML
Butter and eggs ??*? tbmpeti sweol but?
'"',l ,. ,.,.,.,? a pound, and Philadelphb
-,.. || cents a pound. Leghorns anC
brown sgga arc ?0 oonts a do? a.
Meat Steady.
lUntlquarters at lamb, are
pound. ioroquarten are IJcent* u d legi
,f iamb are U eeot s *?und. Pork chops
' ?""? (.t.tits ,, poond, freer, ham is -?
i.,." roaating i""* * ;" ??f?1*-^ ***
' ' ' . '.- rents a pound, i-amo kid
u"''' '"''-.rcints and mutton kidneys are
M,'y" i,,r i, c ?-'- ' ,1v"j:i" *? "'?
? i""'"1, ' . prime ril i
. ??.l-rlm IS ? CO.
***** "" .;,. ?,- veal is is cut,, ion.
"""?", , *\f?\Z? and lr...?t Of M-al ,,
,.f \<mI Is - ? ',l1''
i\ .-, ntl a pound
.i.,.k.i,-. s| riag i??- ?
,,^;;:;;tr :,,::.?, >?>?"*?.?_??
,, .und turkeyi i ? -' ? ? nts,
- , as ,?i- "i Marylaad ?? ?
T * , .".i Jamba scpseb at
' ?-I plgeoaaar
,,,,,. alld rabbits a
Guinea hens ?r- ?' ?
an.i Bngllah I
r- ?
So'itb Africsn Fruit
The south African iruM I? **<* ".,
torineaatM.d? 'Vf. 25
.,,-?,- its .u (I - ??ad '?""- ?" - * duz "'
i '. ?. ions .?i i les, pomegranati and I i
? < id ? tost... u lnt< i N? ma an l
also |1 .1 dosen, and
?trawberriei ?r-?i s i <>x. .?umanla.i
i.i? P.us are fl, Grecian melons in II SO ?'??
.. ?. .-: 73, and Bpanli h m
. i. ? ..,,-n. Romai ipples and
Mexican mi ? H ?'?" ? dosen, *n-?i- -
Unit ?in- *.'.'" .1 dosen, ami b'lorida kniu
quata are i" ci nta s dos. ti. Belgian hol
house grapes are *i s pound. Kngllsh col
mars are .' ? n< li mui atels are W
a ?pound. Bpltsenberga, Mclntosh R. da,
w in? - "?? snd Jor il hsn. rita i
dosen, ' uban rocoanuts .-n?' M ??? ni ?; each
i -j i h.n.la pin. n an ??< ? ?
. 'iiiiii...- peara are i\ "5, and V i lb
? ? :,!> :. di
.Ne?v Potatoes.
Sew potatoes are sslllng al '- cents s
(iiti.rt. and new cabbagi ars li centa a
head Mtu brooms are |-.-. centa .-. i ound, ?su?
cumben an- 16 .-eiiis i-..-ii, and French ar?
tlchokes .ii- 23 cents apiece. Krench endive
Is 8 ..m- fl pontiil, celery Is '.',<> cents .i
talk. .1 him? ii, knob celer) la 10 cents
a bunch? ind Beld Balad is r> <?? nts s Quart
trole, chicory ?uni romains ar. to cents
? I; potatoes are -?"? cents a huii peck,
eggplants are IS cents each, string and but
... beans 8 cents s quart, whits and
r.-.l ea) . are 15 centi each, and bru ?
?aels sprouts ira M i sots a bos
Uptown Prices.
\ . . a a H cents upton n, real i H
lets ars tt cents and loin Uunh chops are *S
.i pound. ?Prims rib roost la u
pot roast is 2i ... ms. and eorn? d I ? 11
t,, M cants i i.at, sin.ui.i. r chops are
1? i. nts. an.l l-'r.-n.-h cli.'I'S alS -''? COflta a
p.Mill.I.
Apples .iii.i sweet ?potato? s ax\ U 11 ntJ
for two quarts, ? ?uMftoan rs ars S ?-.-nts q
head, i.is .m ? cents ? haaoh, < rsa
w ? ,.i. ., .|i?..i '. ; lat?
for i?-. l'a i snips ars II at nts for
three, ?.?.?l new carrots . '" ?seats s
bunch: oyster plant Is '" <->,"i*- s bunch,
rhubarb is else II cents and v '? '? ??? bb and
I arsl. | ..re ,. Cents ? hui. li.
BW( ? i buttsr is ? ssntfl '? prlnl
bulb ? ' ' a i ou**d.
rent.? a <lnx?Mi
At; ? eentK a ?fesesi, Grapefruit
h, |..Minn are S .-.?nia s
doi?*n. avaafM ar? U stabs? tangerlm ,
?nt- . .:<?z. n. and >ell?***v bansnsa aro
toatm rineapple?* *rt 2*> to :<?
. iicce. i
CHURCH Al RELIGIOUS NEWS NOIES
Methodist Sunday School Superintendents to Throng City This
Coming Week.
Methodlsti all? ?... active in {few Tori.
| this coming ?? eh gome or them ??m be
l0,,i*' l"il'i' i ??ill I)?? offlci
?.-.nerai societies. Twelve hundred Bulada*/
el experts will sit in ., convention
that opens nexl Monday. Next Tuesday
evening tl ?? Methodist ?Social Union <?f this
city gtrei e reception to ihs book ?commit?
tee, and the book committee itself will be
in business session for two days, eonclud?
in? by Thursday. Finally, the midwinter
mbly of the New York .listrh-t min?
isters meets <n Tuesday, morning and si
i? ' ? ??on.
Th" Sun,lav school exports com?? from all
aeerby ?liMrict inferences, and will meet
here th.? educational leaders of Methodism.
ena will i??- beM in Oraos ?Church.
The convention is on ? ??cala never before
ai tempted by Methodists In the K.i~t. The
meetings are primarily for superintendents,
and religious education will be goos ov?-i
thoroughly. The instructor.? inoluds the
Rev. Dr. D. o. Downey, secretary of the
Methodist ?Board; the Rev, i.r. j, [_ Huri
.but. the fumous expert; Krank L. Blown,
who Is at the head of s iirookiyn school
Of lour tbouaahd pupil?.; Frank A. Home,
I heed ?.t anothei Mg Brooklyn school;
! President cooper of the Now Jeroey Am
soclatlon; ?Senator E. M. Travis, still an
??th. r Brooklyn supetinteodent, ai.<i ?ari
'?' Prtoe, mus?.- expert mid secretary of
m ? Ifetliodlet Boda] Union.
There will be an elaborate exhibition of
efficiency methods an?) literature. AI the
closing session on Tuesday Bishop Wlloon,
of Philadelphia, will be the speaker Mem?
bers v.iu remain over, some ol them, and
attend the abetal Union reception ;.t the
Waldorf-Astoria. This recaption Is t?. have
for topic ''Practical Optimisai,'' and Fred?
rownoend Martin will speak on "The
Idle Rich," Charlea Loring Brs
Id W? liara," Judga Otmated on
ran la Trouble," and anally, John
A. Patten, ? Memphis buslnaaa man, on
Buotneos and Philanthropy of the
Methodist Book Cone rn." Mr. Patten li
chairman of the book ootntn I
i.o.ai ? ommlttees to look after
Ing Methodlats ?Kjtt week
their membarahlp William j. stitt. ?
Board of Education; Protestor P.:
Mon-, Prank A. Home,
.id. Prank Moee, John M. Bulwlnkle, s. n
.it'.i Travis, William i< Oliver and James
it Joy.
GENERAIi ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
Abraham Unroln -?ill furnish thi
., .i i -?-.? No)
-, ! H 111 ? ?
? Ion Old '?.T i Incoln, the
Umanclpator." b) Dr. ?ieorg?' P. Echmat?,
)irow evening In Bt Paul s Mel
i.pi.-? opal Church This will 11 the ?
of a
Relit m," .?.?? Illustrated In th?
lives ited men, Including Darwin,
? list, anai ingersoll, ihs Infidel.
The Un oln annlveroar? will he ob
with n sermon by Dr h?it,ar W hi taker
Werk on "Ths Sources of Lincoln's ?'- a
? -in- rro ?.at iii" Foui th i'- - -
?
v ? ? ? mother new can
? SM Paul's ?'
l -a,- to the words from
r?r. am of Oeroi Uus." a ritten bj
?
? m . ??
it ir n ?t- dal effort this year te soeurs the
bj ? 'hrtotlans - ' strery n uns
if Hoi )
? ? a ver.
\ lo recent ri porta Ban Prei
, ' | -1 n u ?,
me a roUj ? ? r before in
?
0 up1 i - ?'. iring
imith,
svh.a i - le Pacific
n? - er moved befor ,
, ? | . a a.lfli- . , en 'I"? S< '
for the I . ...
Nee v... k ? ? Hall r*!ly
on tin ' 'I -'
The Labcr Temple will he open
to-morro? ?? ? ?*ers
for i ? . the building, wl I. h
the lar i c
? oming then tantl; "? '? > ion I
ful" \. in be the subject of on lllus
? ,- Edward n. Nathat
, .... ,.,. Ceyl n, ??? I i'cUx k. I
' i t. Thomas C Hall.
.,i t nlon Tbeologl? al Bemlnai y, will - s
, | i ,-n ?? 11,. Hlstors ?>f Belli
I
i.,. .,.;. ., a he ? i - pul
Hon ai m orator In England and <?n th?*
Continent le of the hi) to cross th?
? ? der ti pi' ach ihe i
? ? hurch f t m,- ?Lady of
Lourdes on Washington Heights, As fs
will be the first complet?
! ? ? ,i ?' ; '
? Yoik. In N? w Or?
lean th B?ro ? ? em prevails, an i
year In th? cathedral o( I
orator .-( the ? hurch ?'.
.,,,. |. -i . . rowds t roughoui
, ??tire p??nit? ii'i-ii se ?son. Mom
i ,i, Hvar ?? conn?etod ??
., ?-moni on " th? Friendship ?'i' ? "hrlst" ,
-? the high mess on Sundays,
.m Sundays, snd on W?edn?ssdaj and Fri
, ;.j|, - dui Ing ' ??? ?eek.
At ib.- Brick Church amorro1
I numb? rs ol Men lelnohn'i
-Klljah ' will '?? "riven ?it the thli l "f the ?
,. music ?I - <-?"??' ' ':i'
winter i ?i M? n II ? III Pi sac i s shorl
on the siibj? - i ol Ihe oratoi lo
M, tropolltsn Dlsl lei of iii? Brother? '.
,,.i of .-'i Andre? ol the Protestan!
opal ? 'hurcs will ! old II ? snnual con?
i ,,i in, rath? -ii-'i ?f Bt. John Ihe
i,,. ,.. on '?'- -? i Ington a Blrthd ij.
i... i Bunda) nlghl ul the close ..f the
s.ial revival services sl Qrace Methodist
Kplscopal Church H" i" rsons >?< re n c? lv*d
Into ihe ? hun h h) th pastor, Dr. Relsner.
To-morto? nlghl the Dixie Jubilee Chorus
?a ill -in- n llgl ms snd sa? red songs.
?i-|.,. i-, i?. \ ISdwin Kcigwtn, the
pastor, '-Hi "?reach sl both services In the
West End Pr?s ? lei Ian Church to-mor?
row. The day bt li I Ihe eventb aiTtiiwi
sary of the preaenl paatorate. thi sermon
ol the ni'.i nlng aill be'appi to the
..,, -, svealni - --:??? will be ob?
served as "Annual Young People's Day."
Tii, Jen -ii-'i'tii?' fellowship meel:
eek have been successful bej.I the
? xpectatlons of the promoters. Th loot
,v., lectures In the ferles will !>?? flven In
.udttortum of ths Weal End ? 'hurch
, ? Tuesday evening, Pebruary II Rabbi
Bamel A. Boos "in it.-.-?! le.
i... St.mi.?a Colt, of London, England,
aill deliver the address In the rnaettng
,,: the Bocli i> for Ethical Culture, ?
i'.iitial Park Wool and <',nh street H'-i'i"i -
row inoiiiin-. Mis ?ubject ?rill lie Ooethe's
"Faust." Alifrad W, Martla will deliver the
sixth In his series of Sunday evening loct
,,,,.. on ? Th? Higher Criticism of Ihe Ufa
;.,,i Teachings id Jeaos." His hi??? i.i I sub?
j,, ( ?di i" "RaauiTsation ?Legends and
Resurr? ? Uoa Trutha."
?i ,, anlon w rvlees ??i th.- Chun h ?>f the
Messiah, ths Free . n.i ihe
?, ?f the Divina Pat-rnlty will ? 1
.,?., with an sddreee by ?he itiRht
p, ch?ries D. \Miiiam?, ni*?h
Miehlaan ?"? "n" Church .-mi -ao.i-.i jua
followed by discussion
Th? R H rtmrd DufReM v? Ul con
,iiu? ion?, ?jof'rieea la nierrue ;?t the OM
jr.,.,. ?'r,.,bvt"rla'? ?"hnrcli. At I U m
tUeie Mill bs ? PtOflb'i service, consisting
i of special ?-hoir music, popular congrega?
. Ilona! Singing, and S Short talk ' y Pi. Dnf
' field on "The Poems of <*,oH'
The women's exchangs <>f the Young
; Women's Ch*-i**tJi i Aaao latlon, at Um ???"
| tral building, in Sch.-nnerl -i n sir.?t. near
I la I hush avenue? Is utioiit to close per?
ill?n. ntl>, an.l the work of the exchatiRe
win he altogether discontinuad hy th? as?
soei'ition. The wonMU of tks cstnanltt***?
1... I that this sah ex? hange ha? ou!llV?'?
its usefulness snd it will i?e dropped to
make tray tor work of e. bi"ucl<*r ehuracter
| and more Importance. For some tlm?: it
, has bean rssliasd hy the association that
the bOStnsss of the department atores and
, of the smaller exchange* hn.i cut into the
efforts of th? TotUlg Women's Christian
i Association In this ?lirectlon and that more
i good could he done In the special Une
aimed at by the Youn? Women's Christian
| kseodatlon by following ths trend of the
Umss and choosing a wider neid of their
special sort. The plan haa been under care?
ful consideration for some time, H.nd th?
closing of ths women's exchange is the
nrst step in Its development. The exchange
will be discontinued on March 1, ami be?
fore that time then- will b* a sale of all
the arti'les now in Its charge.
.\t the Filth Avenue Baptist Church the
distinguished preacher and ."liicator. the
Rev. i?r s. <;. Smith, of the University of
.Niinn? sota, and pastor of the People's
Church of Bt. Paul, will preach to-morrow
morning on "Su?cceaaful Battles <.f the
Soul," and In the evsning he win deliver
an address on "Lincoln." Ths New York
Commandery ??f the Loyal Lsglon has ac
: an Invitation t.. hear this address,
and individual in.-nil "is of the commandery
will attend ii ?? sarvioe.
OTHER SPEAKERS AND TOPICS.
Puritan Church, John t*. Palmer, morn?
ing; It. If, St.-vensoii. evening.
i'ilFilin Church, Madison r. Peter?, :norn
ing: Things That .Make g Live Church."
Temple Beth-KI, ?Samuel Bchulmaa, morn
: tag: " Phs Decalogue."
Christ Church. Robert B. Kimiier, morn
' lng
Aacenaion, P? y Btlckney f'rant, mon
' Ing: "Belf-Bealiaatlon."
lirth Avenue Presbyterian (hereaffr
Broadway Presbytertan), waiter Duncan
' Buchanan? morning.
Harlem Presbyterian, lohn Lyon Caugb
ev; H. it ?Barstow, mining: 'Ths World's
Oreatest Curse."
Calvary Baptist, ."ortland Aly-rs. morn
! Ing: ' 'nrSat, the <-. utr?-.
FlTSl EiSptlSt, I M. Huldeman. .".?-.ilng:
! M..y He Tarden of Sin. Hut J her
Cannoi .:? Dalivarancs from th? Quilt of
, Sin Without Bbadding of Hlood."
1 Metropolitan Temple. John Wesley HiU,
morning: "Ths Faith of Line?te."
: All .-''i?!:.- (Unitarian), Merle ,--t Crois
: A\'ri-*ht. mornlnK.
Madiso Vyenus Reformed, ?ibbott L".
j Kittredge, morning n"d evening,
~ ? m, David Q Wyna,
morning: The Heart ot nur Religion."
rit. Nicholas Avenue Prenl-yterian. J. E.
Williams, vi? ?--president of the University
of Nanking, evening: The cri?is in
China. '
Went i-'n?! co\\*z\:,tr, Henry Evertson
1 ....i., aft? i noon: of Living."
Dg Msn'S Christian Association.
Twenty-third Btreel Branch. Nehemian
l. .n' n, afternoon: annual Lincoln's Day
address.
?.rural Presbyterian. \V M'-rle-Srnlth.
etreninf' 'Ahiaham UnOobl."
Lenox Avenue ?Unitarian. Thomas R.
Bli ?:, morning: "Making the Besi of the
Insvttal
Divine Paternity, ?Trank Otteer Hall.
morning rt's Qltrd Us tor the coming
Right.'
-'ih (Unitarian), .lohn M
Holmes, morning: The Ten Con ?
! menta In in- Twentieth Century."
j Madlaon Avenue Baptist, i bar?es
Eaton, morning: a Very wonderful
ght Al ?? Got
Uarbls Collegiate, Dr. Burrell, evening:
i aradla. R? galm d "
Bedford Presbyterisn, B Edward Young.
Waking lp the Men of Brook
; lyn."
Brick Presbyterian? afternoon, apeclal
music: ' Elijah."
I ing Men's Christian Association, West
Bids Branch, Bishop Charlea D. Will?
iams, afternoon: "Religion?A H?rden of
1th.'
Calvan Methodlel Episcopal F. <:. igle
l-iit, morning; V.'. \v. White, e\ening.
PELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Church of ths .v.essiih (Unitarian)
I'nrl. Arenas -i Mb M reel.
j r... '.????? . oily* i? I?. Lit D.
??"?'*?'! /.loi,,, lia; n. s ii..|?, a,
? ** i. Ina B? -. UM. MUI.MK.*? ?vin
- ?J.-l 11 I ..Il
? THE TEN CQMMA.XDMENTS IN THE
TWENTIETH CENTURT." SUBJECT,
"PARENTS Hfl CHILDREN."
(The I itHi l i.iiimMn. tneat i. ('oitiniiinlon at
flota ?t Sttrlee. Ali Meleome.
Central Presbyterian Church
UK-1 ..; ru si \i:.u; BROADWAY.
i,. WILTON MERLE-SMITH, 0 D., PMtor.
!?;. aehea ut n a If. and * P. M.
Rvcnlng lubjact, "ABRAHAM LINCOLN."
;, |3 \. M. Venn,- M-i,'?, H:.,!- Btlld) ? *I>lb.
. r *i s.,t.?-?tu Hi hool
p -.*.:. ai: \i. dneaday. ?'. s P. M.
ALI. UKL?-? ?IK,_ _t
Ruigers Presbyterian Church
REV WILLIAM HIRaM FOULKES, D.O.,
\. ? r*rc i. hi ? al il A. M and I P. M
Mornlna "THE HIDDEN <*IIRIST."
?;w.,,,,..; iiolnu i;... u Upon Jaaua." \v? i.-om?.
. ? follow in- m" i S Sei non._
UNION MttTINCS
CHL'RCH O? THE DIVINE PATERNITY,
FREE BTKAGOOI E.
CHURCH OK THE MESSIAH.
SUNDAY EVE AT I LTC?UM THEATRE.
?THE CHURCH AM? SOCIAL JUSTICE.
niSHOP WILLIAMS. OK MICHIGAN.
1,1.--- l-s.-l. ?N-. \I.L ARE WELCOME.
Mfi?IS?N ?V?NU; HtFORftltU CilUHCH
..Till sir.. ' an.l lladlaoa AVJ 'in.
K.-v M ?I. (AIUKH. 1>. D- I'VMOR.
Strv'c. n .ti 'I a M. Bad I P. U.
DR. ABBOTT E. KITTREGGE -?? ? -
Murnlnc rn"' Evening, and ?ill conduct Hie
. . m ? -i n >\ ednead i? K'-1 v.'nz.
I III I? II Ol* THE ASCENSION,
Fifth AasaiKB and Teuth >tr??rt.
PERCI STICKNEr ORANT, Rtwrtsr,
' it a M llornln? Sarvlsa an-i ganasa dtec
., ,-,. "H?lf-R< allsatioB."
I P M. ?Ha? I.--? Hl'Ie wllli I
B u \t p, .'ii. Mr. K.iymritKl \'.
Intar?oU, "Tha Siiiiivan-ltiook? JJill an.l
?I I'^Sl?DuCuMlon. *___* l!'"'--. '-' W. list.
?t. Choina?'0 Church
FIFTH AVE. AMD .'.:;i? I !'.
i-,\ ERXEbT M. STIRES, I?. I'.. Rector.
's a m? Holy ?'?mmunlon.
? , |;. , . R iloar?-. of Alu.sk.i.
t i:,?-. ?? i. ??..--?. n._
; . , <i, -i- .in' in), K.iuilh Ave., 20th
o. niv THOMAS R SLICBR, I'aator. l:?-v.
uh-iii r'sT C WRIOHT. Pastor at tha Usnaa
vwnue Unitarian Church, win conduct ?r
viV? ....! I.?'?'-!' on "SCIENCE AND CON
s,'iKV '?:.?' Ssrvle? 11 ? 1 l? ...rdlally
Invited
?inl-ON \\r. I'l.K-HYTKKlAX I HI R( H,
M U>l >.;r.l,tial ? orner sf 12* Mre?
.. .. HENRI .-LOAN ? "l-M.V D I-'.. Tastor,
,,r'.-afh?fa ai 11____n_J__i_5j'- m-_
Till-'''cHrttTvTatrtho UIVINK PATRHNITV.
T Ventral ??ra 9Yeat -n?? "?ih ?treat.
,. ,r\V|< OIJVER HALL, P. P.. Pantor
5, ,, a M. "We Gird fa for ?he
(?mini ?- ?-1?* _
, , \( I ( HI li? H. Breadwa> and 10?h St.
i Cbsral Sarvtcs; S (Rev. R, ? Oroton).
I RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ______
III!. MIDDLE Idl I l.i.lATK CHLKClT'"
2d Ave. and 7th Hi.
Rev JOHN <; |-\ ;?! D. D, Miniate**,
will preach at 11 A. M and S P. M.
Till* ?I A KRIK < OI.I.EOIATK CHlBClf
Ml) o\". :<n>l '."?th St.
Tev. DAVID JAS BI'HKEI.L. U T? . Mlnlatar,
wil; prea.b at 11 A. M and S i'. M.
Moral ns " 1<1s*b '
)?;.- inn/: **Psrad*sa BigsSSaa***
Tin: < o? i i:?,iatk < m rim or ?VT.
NICHOLAS
Mil A va. an.) IH-.ii jjt
Rev. HAbCOLM JAMES MacLEOD. *:ini?te-,
will prio'h jf 11 A. M. mid *< I*. M.
Tin: wi*>t K\n fOLi.Koi.tTi-: cm ri ir
a ??al Slid .?i?-, .in,) 77?'i Si
Rev. HENRY EVER! s??N COBB, P P. Mlniat-f,
?III p?.???? h at 11 A. M U ?i i ?M P. M
PKK ? ? -i'.i , , .... of [ vi'if "
< HI I.? Il m IHK HOIV f O'IMI ??o>.
'.'?>?h SIto.-t ?on) Sixth A??
\ lira a s often "ii'i fi''?<* io all.
R?'?. HKNRY MOTTET. D. ?).
" no \ .at - Rob ronunnates
il ?xi.? M--S..)-? ).-?> an?l Heirnon ?Re-tor).
12:00 M.?Hol) ?'oinmiinior (Rectdr)
.P ?f ???-.'--.?.
; i ? F. M ? Frenen Sarrias
I SS P M.- Sarvic. ? s.-, nion. ro- ?"harleO
? Danali
Daily Noon l*.iv ????ni?- 1 _ nil 1' M
_ i,i?tinif |t minute?._
THE BRICK CHURCH
Fifth Avalisa ard Thinv.aa??n'h Street.
Mini?t?.r.: >?vill?1"" l'Jersea MmlU
/ rr-.-iv La timer ) oes
Dr. Merrill ?sib |,r*ach at 11 o'clock
and at 4 o'clock at the
SPECIAL MUSICAL sKRVT?1*!-: Of
MENDELSSOHN*! "ELIJAH."
Kololat?: Agnes Klmball. Grace Munaon.
i! ad Millar, sad Frank Crest?n.
nr_~n:?f _nd Choirmaster Claren?'.- Pifk!n.??s.
NOON SERVICE EVERT WEEK-DaY.
from 12:30 to 12:50, FOR ALL PEOPLE.
RiMe School ? n , ?-i.i ? ?. o i:, a. m
M ,-,?. Wedneadav. " P. M
TRINITY CHAPEL
Trinity Psrlilt
VI'?at 2"th and 2<*th St?.
Jual ,?rr Broadway at MadUon S*
LAST DAY OF THfc MISSION
?sirti it. s, IL 4 an* g
Hi?li?i|i Woodcock of Kentucky
ii A M.- "The Hoiv Eucharist."
? )? M _A-dra*f?a for MEN ONLY
IP ?I.-Et.mi?. wi.ere i-hall It Fin?" M?r
._Ev? rytody will bemad?* weR'oine,
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
4 WEST 46TH ST.
0:10 a. ML, ?*un?ijy School an.) Bibla Clasaaa.
loung Woman: R?\- Robert Walker. Laadei.
Your.-? Men: Pr. Aai?il?on Moore. Leader.
Public Worship: Sermona by
THE REV. PROF. S. G. SMITH. D.O., 110.
of the Fnlveratty of Minnesota.
II A. If., "t"s*r?ssfs| Battlaa of tha Soul."
I r. M. ?I.liiaoln " . An addrea? ba-for? naam
bcia .?f the N. V. t""onimand(ry of tha Loyal
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Proud? ay and 79th Street.
PASTOR I. M. HALDEMAN
II A. M.?-"INTO THE CTTERMO?T PARTS'
Or THE EARTH."
S P. ?I ?"THERE MAY BE PARDON OF
MX?-Bt T THERE CANNOT BE DELIYER
?X? R PROM THE filTLT OE -?IN?VOTH?
OIT HHEDDIXG OF BLOO'JV'_ ,
FOURTH AVENUE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ha? retnovcd and I? now worahlppln? In
KARL MALI.. (Ol.t'MBIA INiYKR-UTT
.En'ran-?? 117th Street and Broadway).
RFV. WALTER D. BUCHANAN, D. 0.(
.MINISTER.
II ?. M., f-acramcnt of tha Lord'a fiuppsr.
Preaching it 8 P. St,
Fifth Avenus Presbyterian Church
6th Avenue and Mil? Streat.
Sanric-M a? 11 a m sai |:M P. M.
Rev.J.H.JOWETT,M.A?O.D.
? ill r-reach Th? la riment of tha Lord'a
.??upper ?rill be observed at the afternoon aer
vice. The mld-weak eervle* on Wadneaday
Evonlnii st 1:18 ??ill be conducted by Dr.
ST. BARTH?LOMEW'yaTlJRrH
. corner 44th Streat
Til? F v ! EIOIITON PAP.K?*. D D., Reetor
I M .? M - Hol?- Communion
11 A IL, Preacher, the Re% Frank Heartfleld
? 1' M Pr? icher. R-?\ S-. *:. father.
Excerpts from "The .?"erinan Requiem." Brahmn
.V.l." P M. ?T-an Recital.
* ?" r 14., Illustrated Sfereoptlcon Lecture.
Travel n the Es? Bsst, Re- f. N*. ".?.?be
ST. PAUL'-. MiTHJOiSr GHUTCH
-??.-.? giwl A-fti'i?. and 86'h 3?r?at.
REV. G?0BS? P. ECKMH, o. 0., Pastor
U. A Man of Mark''
', 'What Religion Did for 1 '
mXdISON AVEN11 B?PtlSl Vh?RCH.
MADISON AVBXL'R. COI1 -''1ST STREB.
C. A. EATON. D. D., Pastor
?rill p?, i'h Itindsv raornlna ?n,l fl^??n,ns.
11 A. .?).? v ? ?? ilorderful Thoiisli* Ab?''l?
?i ?1 "
| I? M V ' i <"ro" In the l>e*rt""
O
LD FIRST
Presbyterian Church
??IP?. i" llih to Kth at
B?v r>n H'U'ARI' Dl'EEIELD Pa?tor
i) A ?f.. Holy Communion,
s |? m . The roeni?_of Ood.^J^_
Madi?oii Square t-'resbyienan Church
Mo.iiao?? A*rsaas and 24?!i gtroot
Be? ?'. It. Parkhurat, V D.. Paeror.
H... <; R MoatgoraeiT. Ph r>.
AsslStsat Mlnlater
Tie Tailor will preach Jl A M.
Mr. MontKomery S P. M.
ii
Cathedral of St John the Divin?
\nist--r.!iiii ATSaos and 111th Street.
?SL'XDAT. FEBRUARY 11.
?*\ ?I.Hoiv commiml-?n
10 A. M. . .Holy Communlon
11 A. M.?""anon Doufla?
1 p M .Blahop Brest
" TDK UNION THEOLOGICAL SBMINART.
i |n the cha;?*i. Ciaremont A?anua.
tw.-en 120th and ISSd Ptreets. at 11 o'c!?i
Freschor, tba R?v. Profeaaor THOMAi? CP*
1NO HAT.).. D. O.
?ih- sttasdsnca of all not resularly -vor?
(.tilppln,' .1? uhere la ccrdlally Invitad.
Fourth Presbyterian Church
n'e.f Knd aie. and 91st at.
KDOAR W'HITAKER ?VORK P. P. EsatoT.
P. F'_W<?.>n ER1CKSON. Aa?!atant.
Pr ' ichea ni?rnln?- and evenlnf
CALVARY METHODIST SS5
Rev. I'h?rl??a L. Ooodelt. D. D., Psator
11. Dr. F. C. IOLEHART: S. Dr. XX. XV.
WHITE. "ThS Ear Eai-t Unveiled "
First German Splrituilis! Churoh
?ervia-e?. C'-man and EngH?h. Sunda>*?. 9 p. ta.
Eeb it .speaker. Dr. B-ckar; immorta!l-?r
.ia-r:'.<)'i*trate.i by good meesa?-? basrara.
p-t,?t (ir-atil ?^Ireie, *9th A Columbu? Circle^
?Broadway Tabernacle
iirn.-ialiiii? and "nth Mre-et.
Rev. ?;i)ARl.E.S E. JEFFERSON. D. D.. Paatof.
preaches )1 and 8. Wsi.. S p: n... Prayer Meetlrjj.
" TEMPLE R?rfH^-RL, Bth A??a. and iotb St.?
Pi-r.day momlns. !<? Dr SAMUEL SCHI LMAN
?vlll preicli ?in "THE PEOALOC?UE. THE
COMPLETE RKLH?ION FOR THE MODERN
MAN." Kervlcea bejln at 11 o'clock. A eor
illSl u.I.no I? extended Io all.
CO? ?.?OEL8' CHURCH, We-st End A?a. a{*4
*l?t St.. Rev. S DE ?.AN?"*EY TOWNSEND.
I). I? . Rea-tor. Holy C mmnnlon. S A? M-;
Moming: Prayer end Pennon. Il A. M.; Choral
Evensong. I P. M Stranrera K-eieoma
Rev, Nehamiah Boynton, 0. 0.
2.1.1 St. V. M. ?'- A.. n"nr It* Ave., 3 4S.
LINCOLN ADDRESS
RElTiRMEl? f'ATHOIJC PER\1?**E*?. ?"hrlit'a
Mission. I.tl Wast 5Tth at -Afternoon. 3;"0. Rev.
MAME', EKRRANDO, Pastor, apeak?. "Stat?ia
Worship m th?- Catholic Church/' Bible Study
ev ry llssdsr, 1 I> m*, alao e?-ery Erldsy
.?.nlnsr .1? - _^_______
University Place Presbyttrian Church
(*or. of IDtli St. inn? blo.'k weat from B'lfivi.
OROROE ALEXANDER, D. D. Paator. Ser
Vices to-roiriw at 1) A. M. and 8 P M Tha
Paator ?? 111 preach. Wi-?lne?day evenln-; i?r
n ,,', lock.
6
.AIV/*RYW57th- 1>l MAi'ARTHER.
ROSSIS
d'a Noblest P?iema". S, "Eehoea
fr.?m the ?'/.ar'H Capital?." Calvsry
tiranil l'hoir.
I.ii-'i: MORE ABl'NDANT.
Ml?> VILLA l-A'M.KNI-:?' PAGE.
Sl.'NDAYS. :):H?. PROFESSIONAL WOMAN'S
UCAOUK. l!?l?a H'wav. Subject:
RVES AM) COMMON BEN8E."
< III II? II ill WON AND ST. TIMOTHY.
S -I Wasl .".Ttli Sll ??'
Raetor, u? \ HENRY L?BECK, n. C. !..
Holy Communion. s A. M.
M.-rninft Pri>?r; Prsoefesr, the Rsetar.11 ?. M.
Evensong: Prescher, l?e?, in-. Rush ten ?CM
. ill ii. li OF THE INCARNATION. MfUlssa
av.- an.) 39th ?*., i'.-v. 11 C. ROBBIN8. lUttor.
s ?. m.. Holy Communie-?i n u. ns?, Mornins
1'rnyer and Sernn?) (Rector), 4 |?. in . Eveuins
,,,i Rermon (Rsctor)._
REFORME H I III R< H Ut HARLEM.
Lsaos A?,- and l'JHd 8t.
Rev. EDOAll TI1.TON. Jr.. I). 1>, Minister.
Will presch at )) ? m. sod I P. M.
OR At E, I? Pli ?h Columbua. Chiistlss K.
Rtlsner, 11, P.-v. Allan Ma.lloMlt, D. D..
: i I.lncoln'a Reltjiloii." Dlila
.tut ii.- ?_siiia? ?
? IHR? H ?IE Till: HKHIAH REST.
KlfDi ave., above 4*th it.
Rev. HERBERT SHIPM.iN lte-tor.
I. , s ?- :?i,?l 11 ... m.; S p. m
'l N?)\ .VENCE l'NITARIAN tlllHt'H.
Coin? r l'-'l?t - Barvloss SI Fieven.
it.-v Thomas T. surer win nraso?.
? ?litUIns U?e Best of Hie jot* liable.'
~ ROI.?i.K'l'.-! -'"I 111 M)d. -Me-n
irgs fur ?aorahlp, ?l a. m., a* ?T?1 East 15th ?t.,
Manhattan, an? HO tichermernorn et.. B-aoklyn.
IChiin h ?>f Hi?* Triui?ftsurslloi), J X. 5?."
Ca.niirinloii?: T. S and 9 o'clo. k. RAKER'
MASS ?nil -BCMON 1"".' ?"' ?' -1 E? cissn?. 4
ST STEPHI - ?"?*?"*-**'.' VMfsT ?i"
Re?. NATHAN '-EAGLE D. D. R?etor
?. ?n . to. m
\ii:m? ."i \i."?? aehinst-m ?s
ii. p?- PAVTP ttn-is
?. Rev. EDI? ARD B SIMMONS

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