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Hdr. Bloomingdale Says Dry
goods' Association Approves
Relief Measures.
DRUDGERY FOR CHILDREN
Woman Tells of Long Hours?
Healy Assails Supreme
Court?Benzine In
toxicates Girls.
| for tlie Retail Drystoods As
f , Uoa, E. W. Rloomitigdale told the
State Pactory Commission yesterday. at
its bearlng in the County I'nurth.cise,
that tbe members of the organlzation,
| nearly al! the drygoods nrms
ln Nea York and Brooklyn. approved
Ol the law* pro.iected for labar l*?
form. though they would eoat 8*aploy*n
hiindreda of thousajids of doliai.
No. 14, which provldcs for chaira
B hs for women in mercantile
establishmcnta, is opposed. however. be
eausM lt calla for an additional flre rlsk.
A tted J. Talley, speaklng for tne Con
fe.rtioners' Asaoclatlon of the State ol
York, urged the commission to rec
oinmend changes ln the pr-.-scnt tifty-fous
law in favor of the candy makers.
During the "rush season," at Chtl
i.aster. the candy men want an t \
einption of ten hours a week from the
fifty-four hour provision, for ovortime for
si.vtv days before Christmas and slxty
l before Easter. Govemor Dix, he
in aignlng the flfty-four hour law
?-wterl exemptions for the canners, tha
candy man and the textlle trade.
To Protect Women.
Miss Josephlne Goldmark was called tc
speak of measures for the protection ot
8? omen against night work. whlch haa
been found to be economically, physlcally
and social ly harmful. It has been sug
f-sted that the present law be amended
to provide that no woman be permitted
to work ln any factory before t> o'clock
ln the morning or after lo o'clock at
night.
Miss Goldmark. who ls secretary of the
National Consumers' I<eague, said that
while the bakesbop declslon of the Court
of Appeala decided the unconatltutlonallty
of any law of this nature, the "Oregon"
dfciaion of the Supreme 4'ourt of the
I'nited Statea "Trught BB make the i
Court of AppealB realize that a measure
for protection of the health and morals
of glrla and women was constitutional.
Mla* Ellzabeth Wutson, one of the com
on's Investlgators. reauming the
ctaud, explained the padrone system. and
said that it had provided sub-contractora
and sub-sub-contractors, with the result
that the workers were po far removed
from supervlsion that children were kept
at drudgery untll 10:30 at Btght
(hildren of seven, nine and eleven yeara
often working untll 11 or 12 at night on
artllicial flowers have been notio-d ly
Miss Maud E. Miner. secretary of the
Vork Prob.ttion iBBflfilatlnai. in her
- to the home- r.f delino,uent sirls ln
the Bohemian ari<! ltalian quai'
Calls It Slavery.
"It is absolute slavery we are p. rmittlng
in tl.e tenement house.'-, not personal lib
erty." she said.
A proposal to BltaigB adults in tbe Chll
dren's eaart* for v.olat-.on of th* coropul
sory school attendaii'-e law was d*f< Dded
by Mrs. Martha L Draper. who. while a
member of the Roard of Education. to. k
care tc say she did not speak for the en
tire body.
Timothy Healy. president Bl the Sta
uy Engineers and Firem- n's 1'nlon
testlfied that there were trmusands of men
ln this clty who worked twehe and four
teen hours a day all through the year. Ht
also attacked the Standard oil (ompany
for the management of Its factories in
Greenpolnt, saying that meti worked
there from ten to fourteen houi- a day,
eometlmes ln th* rain.
"I'p to a few months ago,'' he contln?
ued. "th'vy worked their men twenty-four
boura etralght, let them off for ten hours
and made them come back for fourteen
hours more. The men dropped to aleep in
" tbeir hovela and etaggered back to work "
Dlseusslng the conatltutionallty of a ten
bour law, Eealy shouted lmpetuou?ly:
' I.et ua pass the law anyw-ay. If the
fiupreme Court throws lt out, aome day
ve will throw tbem out"
I?r. Charlea T. Graham Rogers, a m*d
Icai InBpector of the Department of Labor,
told of seeang a nfteen-year-old boy suf
ferlng from typhoid pastlng on labela ln
a work room with healthy persona. ln
trades where benzine was uaed, he aaid,
young glrla often became intoxlcated sev
eral hours after they had been subject
ed to the fumes.
ACCUSES LAWYEROF FRAUD
Woman Has "Liberal Sunday"
Oandidate Arrested.
William W. Britton. of No. 1?1 Zabriskle
atreet. Jersey City. campaign spellblnflei
and recently an Assembly cand.'iate. was
held In $300 hall for the grand Jury lr
the Flrat Crlmlnal Court of Jersey Clty
yesterday on a eharge of obtalning IK
from Mra. Ulle Baum. of No :on Sum
mlt avenue. by false pretences.
Bntton waa an unsuccessful candidate
for an Assembly nomlnatlon on the Demo?
cratlc ticket at the September primarlea
and ran Independently for the Assembly
aa a "liberal Bunday" candidate.
Mrs Baum teetlfled ahe waa suing for
an annulment of her marrtage, and a?
her lawyer was too slow to suit her ahe
gave Hrltton $25 to get another lawyer,
arklch be had volunteercd to do. The
lawyer he icommended had denled re
eelviriK aa) money or .all from Britton
Then Hrltton aald he bad retained Jo?
aeph Mackerelli. There was no lawyer
?f that name ln the city.
*
"UGLY" BRIDE SENT TO JAI1
-tfled Wedding Guest as Warning tc
Women Who Gossip.
Uganeport. Ind.. De. I Mrs. Joseph
j**_g, the bride of orx; day who shot and
*~ed Mrs. Mary Coppl* last Tuesday,
?ntenced to-day to serve from two
|ta fourteen yeara ln the Woman's Prison
1*1 indlanai)Ollh and pay a line of 120
'fh?- Hornan [deaded KUllty in court yes?
terday.
_?? Lang said Mrs. ( oppie .emark'd
_** waa "ugly" and that l^ng co-iia
2?v* nor,, ,?.,,,.,. |? cboofllng a *_u*.
*?'*. Copple was a guest at tlie wedding
?"H-per. M,, itHni[ ?_>_ ahe wlshed b*r
? a* Harnl out as u warning to "11
"omtn wno gossip_^^^^^
CHfUOTlfAli' NOKL! KOKI_! CHHIHTMAH!
>uit oui ahot, in,., s?i (..- your daerasi frt*i A
LJ* '?*4**?- ,,?,?! artUli' and
2?ru p*rl" Novviti. v. c?i t_4
llona ln ;-li..ili Ulainond*
SaT.'7""? IB tr* v.. ,?ur only to p*r*on*
uut* a*o rrt.t.enitot
lAUUt... 4it> 6TM AVB.
SLOGAN DOES THE WORK
"Do Your Christmas Shopping Early" Takes
Effect, and the Shops Are Filled With
Good-Natured Crowds, Who Have
Time to Make Careful Selections.
If any proof wrre needed that a slogan
with reason behind it can ptodm-e BCtlon
the doubter need only look in at the
shops to-dav or aome day early next week.
The "L>o your christmas ahopptag earty*1
arai bvrord la alararlng raaulta, and shop
pers and shopkeepers alike are bcannng.
the former with the consciouaness of per
lovtning a charitable deed ln relieving a
part af the superhuman straln under
* blch the shop people have to labor dur?
ing the season of good will to men, and
the latter becaus* the cash recelpts are
piling up. _b splte of the fcspuga. the
shoiikeepers say this seema to be going
Ul be a banner year for Christmaa glving.
Itra Eong lsland and Mrs. Suburban
New York have Joined the ahopping
throng earlier than usual this year, too.
the railroad offlciala say, and a look ln at
the railroad statlon waltlng rooms about
SO o'clock in the evening eonflrnis the
staiement, for "out-of-towners" hav* not
all given up yet the good old hablt of
carrying the bundles home
Although the shops are n.11 well crowd
e'l, the splrit that surges through them
is fur dlfferent from the o:.? r.hich ob
taitis in the last feverish da%* before the
hollday, when courtesy and all evldences
of refinement are thrown to the winds in
the hysterical scramble to rcach the
er**rat*d counters.
"This early shopplng Idea Is llkely to
prove advantageous to us after Christmas
ls over, too." said one store manager yea
terday, "because there are not llk?ly to
be ao many exchanges. When people buy
early they have a fair chance to choooae
, sonietliing they are aure the frlend or
member of the family would really like
to have; whereas, in the flurry of last
niinute buylng and Just for the sake, of
gettlr.K out of the rush they are likely to
plek up the nearest and easlest thing,
aven though lt be somethlng they know
tha friend to possess doaens of."
Already the large ahopa have made all
preparatlons to facilltate rapld buylng.
All the things whlch the managerB know
by experlence ?ell most qulckly have been
spread out on the lower floor, where they
may be seen wlthout loss of time.
The toy departmenta In most shops?
and who will deny that they are most
lmportant at thls aeason?have been
Bpread out to cover much more than their
usual amount of *pace, for the beneflt of
the deputy Santa Clauses.
It must be very dlffkult for those same
deputies to make a choice thla year. It
is Buch a change from the daya when dolla
and toy kttchetis and druma and "??
pre_e" wagons were the rulers of toydom.
They are fast belng robbed of their au
premacy hy elrctrlc raliroads and mlnl
ature telcphones and steam engines that
aetually puff. And a doll ls not Juat a
pretty little. swe.t faced creature any
nioie. There are varletlea of her?and
him?wlth every expresslon known or un
known. to the chlldlsh countenance. It ls
qulta possible to choose a whole family of
dolls with different temperaments. Put
lt Is Just as well to do the ahnpplng early
before all the pieasant faced ones are
gone.
Postal Card Departments
All eemmunlcatiena (and thay are welcome) should be made by postal aa far
aa it is poaaible.
Recipes Tested and
Found Good
All re<-1r?? appearlng ln the** columna h*r*
been teated .___
I.evel meaauremente ar* u**d unlea* othtr
-)?? atate'
XMa d?p*rtment will be gl?d to *n*w*r ?nr
ruhnary qjaatlon *ubmitted by reatler* and
whl huv reclpe*. _ , _ ,. _
Addre*a Cullnary TMltor. New-'iork Tribune.
Me. 154 Naaaau aireat
Thi* department ?rltl not be r*a*a*Ma fae
mamiFcr.pt vh'rh la not aemmpanled ?>r
lUtnpi for return. Klndlr In-loae *:an-p*
a?!tv que*tlona requlrlng an answer by letter.
Wrlt* OB onlv one alde of the paper and m*
tnat name and addreaa accompany each Item.
PEPPKR-POT (By requestl.? There nre
' a number of ways of preparlng papper
j-.t The dlsh that ls served under this
name in the West Indles b?*n llttk <>r
, no resemblance to that s.rved ln I'ennsvl
? vnnia l.nm'S and known as "I'liiladelphia
pepper-pot" "A Render" | robahly ?!'
\ sires the latter "style," a- BBBI
? arMeb Ifl used ln the West I.dlan
jdlah. ia difflcult, if not impoaslble. to ob
I taln at the North. Okra and chilllcs are
Ibotb us. d in the West Indlan dlsii
The stev BO popular in Penn?-???'??
and BBlgllbOlIng I.m alltiea calls for tn--f
and tre<|vently 1*1 si;-t 1 IMfraHngal Tliere
seems to t>e an endless varlety of I
Pennsylvanla pepper-pots?as muny ,<?<?
lpes as tliere are of the New Kngland
clam chow.:?r R**lp*B calling for mutt'm
and pcrk with the trlpe ae^m to he qntt*
common Sometimes a chl'ken la BMd OT
two or three c.lfs feet. The meat. D* n.lly
Inuitton. beef or veal. is put into B BOOf
I on tlie stove. A Bt*oa of m'at
having [denty of bone. such ai- i- used ln
soups. ls the best. (over It with water
and allow it to simmer slowly untll the
meat ls tender and all the goodneas has
been drawn out of the bone. Rem'? ?
seum as lt rlses. straln the stock. cut th*
meat into dice. being careful tO r?J*Ol aU
the grlstle and fat, and put It back into
tl.e BtOCfc. Ad'l two or three p*8_t**a r<"
into dice and a Bmall pepper BBl into
rlngs or squares. Hometlmes more \ <?*??
tablea are deslred. One or two small rur
rots, a young turnlp or anythlng of the
kind preferred may be put into the kettle.
Theae are the proportlons used with |W*
or three pouada of trlpe. Beason the
pepper-pot hlghly to make lt true to Its
name. and in nddltlon to pepper and salt
put in parsley. thyme and any aeason
Inga that are deslred. One housekeeper-s
favoiite reclpe calls for a whole bayleaf
and a good *i_ed onlon to two pounda of
tripe ai.d a knuckle of veal. She aaa* the
thyme and parsley also. Another BflUBB
wlfe who ueea a knuckle of veal in
place of other m< lt in thi* atew leavea out
the onlon and bBJ l?-af. In additlon to the
thvme and parsley (a few sprays of each)
she uses aa aeasonings a tablespoonful of
crushed sweet merjoram. One's lndlvidual
taste muat declde. of courae. ln the ques?
tion of aeasonings. Have ready the trlpe,
prevlously bolled and cut Into squarea.
Add that also to the atew. l>et the pep
per-iK)t come to the bolllng polnt. While
lt Is h.atlng. thlcken lt very allghtly with
a llttle flour. as on* would gravy. Then
News of t
There ls a certain dulnesa about Wash?
ington Market thla week whlch means that
there are few noticeuble differencea ln
price over last week. Why? Perhaps the
dealers have not qulte reeovered from the
Thanksglving rush or are too busy pre
pa'lng for Christmas to think of such
Inslgnlflcant thlngs as pri< <??. However.
turkey* and most of the other poultry ar*
, > ,,ected to be cheaper by christmas than
,hL were at Thanksglving The hollday
supply f?r aanaatai the. demand. Many
deaJer" had turtwy* left ??**. and th.se
were placed bl storage. Furthermore. one
dMtor reports that In the country dls
trict. awaiting abfpmenl to the city a,.
Lre turke>s than they will be ab.e to
dlgpoM of. r.ri.ouragmg. BBBl Itl
BjatBMJ
Sea FooH.
Earh.
Pound.
kerel... .aielcat.nah ?? ?.I**
Freah ?n?t'Mr,,^nd h.rlped baaa .?e
iBalmon: :ioc|KI<..indera .Wc
, J22? . ...:!.V,F.le. ot aole....
Lorj*tera . I(|r Quart
.i.v BcaUopa .
-<?"> 2? . -? Bhrlmpa .
"?' , ' ia_ t'ntbn- Doa. b
"*",;' .?oc Clama: Hundred
B?ue__h .go Mttle Neek..$ltffl ?
I'S"'*" .Ikc Softshell ...60c &*'-'.?"
He* baaB . Hardah.ll .... H
Butterf*h . ?. fhowdei ... .|1B?1 ?
Weakfteh .'-oelOvatera:
Kf ?:::::::.um?\ j<ui",red 78c*w,1_2
L_Ta_aW .lHcl <JU-rt .SJB
.?_'.?.'?
? if -
n..eka .
Fowl* .B
Turk*ya .**>
Poultry
lAl&ffwmmik ?
1'alr
Uulnea hen* .H 80
Bdd the dumphnc? atid eook about fl'teen
mtnutes lOI .
These tnjct du_pllaga t!>a B_0 of large
marble.v. ;.re p;. | ared BOBBOWhal Hke pie
crust without baking powder. The pio
portion of BoOT and shortenlng 1? |
same. Half B8 moch flour as suet is BBOd,
and it is _mletened with a rery uttie |ea
water?about 8 quartcr of a cupful of
aatar to ? cui ful of the mlnced auet, and
two eupfuls of flour. A plnch of aalt
should be add-d ln mlztng lt.
Daily Bill of Fare
liKI.AI i'AST -QrapofrUlt M.^mM
_, with cream. frh-d bot mna aau
droppod mufflna, 01 1
DIN ' ' I ? 0 1 ?; wlth rice.
chicken en caoaerole with nHiahroonn.
-\s. < ? ;? :.!? ? 001 n p mSi
cbarlotl _ee.
Bl PPER - lndf. idual ovster pies. eel
ti.in bread and I ;tter, appie m. ,
nui eookk a, b ??
i t:ii:t? BOLC-cna BAUBAOI This is
askfa?I B??
rfavt I la ruth. r thl'-lc
Rt? ln le-.it. n ega; nnd lh-r ln
BBd fry ln h<it fat suflicient
t.rer the aUcea When dehcuteiy
brOWl as a POrder nrranjred
around poa. te -i aggs, garn_hlng with
par; ll
CHICKEN i:.v CAfMEROLB, WITH
IfUBHROOMB -Have the chicken put up
as for fjieauBfee, and brown the B?OBB ln
hot baeon fal Then Brrange tkoaa m
I oaaaerO?, addtog a mlnced onlon, *uf
B?eat boillng water to Just cover them,
a bay leaf and a uuarter of a BOaapeOtafOl
of OOaOry salt Cover the ra_aer.de and
ph?O in a moderate oven, wh?T? the
ehlckea will Juat alnimer, for about an
hour and a quarter; half an hour before
It is eook?d add the contenta of a Binall
bottle of BB-ahrooaaa Beeeon to taste
with balt and pepper, and thlcken tha
llpald in Ihe oaaserolo by the addltlon of
? t.ible.Hpoonful of browned flour, mlxed
with a little cold water. Kerve from the
caaoareea
Apparatus for the Home
Questlcn. con^ernlna hnu*?hnld apparatua
will be an.werrd, If addrnaiati to "Apparatua
fnT the Uoiiir l'apurtment." New-York XrlD
uiie. No. 1M Nasaau atrr?t.
_n__CTRIG HB-TUfO PAH - Thla
flexible pad covered wlth elderdown la
fourteea tnchoa by nrteon lnchea, and la
so llght in weijfht aa to be comfortabie
in any poaitlon It may ba regulated to
glvn three dlfferent degreea of tempera*
ture. lt coBta 16 50.
DRY MOP-Thia mop ls ma/le of brown
absorbent woollen yam whieh haa been
Impregnated wlth a atrong dlslnfactant.
The yam takea up the duat, and when
the mopplng process la completed the
mop ih slmply Bhaken out to rld lt of the
dust. lt tlts pnu tlcally any rnop holder
ard costs 80 centa.
he Markets
Meat.
Leaab: Pound.) rouid
Ij-k.IHc'ltound ataak _ *4.
K'.re.iuarter .14c, Conied beef _10e_2<;
Be-ka. 20c -houldw of veal., II
St?iv .124* 16c Hreaal of real.l?.i
I-. rk chopa . .1H0_? Veal cutleta .80c
tlna I'.rk I'iuls. Vt.il chop. . J4
Porterhmiae steak 28c Lola oi pork. 18
l'oi roaat . . . .20 ll .
r.liii" rlb roast._u02.V Ham . i*
?J.j. siiloln .?-'.*..? i T'lrtKue . :
Veqetables.
Baaa Boah
)'?riiey . Bc Whlta a<i_a_h .. I"
B?? . .V, Kaapianta .?020c
Carrota . ~* Oucoinbera .20c
Kadlahca . BC j Tallow turnip. ..
olerv .20C Head.
llot.'i a.naraK-;. ,70c|C_uliftewar .. .'JOfliV
Potitid. | lloinalna .He
TomatuM .1 ftfi:?>> I.?ttuce . 10
Itallan cheatnut. . !?*?? ; Cabbage . 18
MuBbrooma ... Qu.irt
Hqnaah . * *'rliiB beana .'-'??
Pumpklna .".. , l>aa .86c
JapaBJC? romaliie |2c iranh^rrles .l*w
Endlve .-"?' Itriiasels aprouta. . . I.V
??na . 10
,...3fC| Dozen
... .Bt ;(>kra .10c
Fruit.
iioi.-n Ea ii
Newt'own I'ippin SOc (Jrais-frult .lt^UOo
? -'.o . ar.talr.in*.
Oraraea 7...4?HMWc '???''* .?_*>?
E.mw?on. .. * ?__ .?*??
f, .i- yuart
A-,%ii aara/M C?oB_g peara ... 15c
. .',, dee ... .7Sco81 ? (Irapea Haafcet.
I-emona .200JI.V Magara . .:..
n-nanaa . -,' Pound.
BananM .gaeh. Callfornla ...
?Ineapplea .15f?_V;l Mala?_.2O0_5c
I'otatoe.
hplna. b
Ajiples-.
Pomearanatea "
IO
Dairy Producta.
, m JVuen.l Butter: Tound.
?HRi',.. . . 4.V- I'liila. ptint.4^:
? Vo ,, '".' .4*c Omsbbb:
J Pound,' Mlid and aharp...22c
^wVet .Jjjj Bwlaa .a_o
_?t tub .4_o|
Dr. Van Allen to Give Series of Lectures on "Rome and the
Hnlv Catholic Church."
Trlafty parish. whose rector la one of,
tbe leadera in the Chrlstian unlty move
ment. will render a further contrlbution
to the cause of such unity through lect
Btva to be given during the next elght
days at Trlnit7 Chapel, 26th atreet. near
Uroadway. They will be dellvered by
the Rev. Dr. William H Van Allen, of
n. on the toplc. "Rome and the
Holy Catholic Church."
The Rev. Dr. Van Allen come* from
a M.thodlst famlly and was educated at
Kyracuse Unlverslty, a Methodlst lnstttu
tlon Yet he haa glven greater atudy to
Angllcan Church hlatory and doctrlne
than many Eplscopal clergymen born ln
that communion. He belongs to the ex
trcme "Hlgh" Church party.
The lecturea are Intended. among other
thlngs. to contrlbute materially to the
dlscusslon over Chrlstian unlty, and in
vltations to the clergy of all denomina
tlons to attend these lecturea have been
aent out.
The flrst lecture will be glven to-mor?
row night at 8 and subsequent ones at 4
p. m. each week day to December 13.
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
Hamilton Holt, edltor of "The Inde
pendent." will speak to-morrow aftemoon
at the Labor Temple on "Commerclalism
and Journaliam." At the evenlrig meeting
Jonathan C. Day will talk on "The Blble
as a l'actor ln Human Destlny"
"All Is Not Bra-s That Olltters" will
be the subject of Mary K. T. Chapin ln
the Bcrkeley Theatre to-morrow mornlng.
Elmer E. Rrown. cnancellor of New
Tork Unlverslty, will deliver the flrst of
a serles of four lectures before the BtnV
day Mornlng Forum of tha Mount Morris
BaptaVt Church to-morrow mornlng at 10
o'clock. Hls subject will be "InBtitutton
alizcd Education."
Villa Faulker Page will apeak on
"Bpeech a Need and a Hlndrance" at the
Professlonal Woman's Deague meeting
to-morrow afU-rnoon.
At the men'a meeting of the W8*1 B***
Young Men'a Chrlstian ABBBf?tlBB b>
monow uftcrnoor. Prof<-ssor William K.
BrOOka of Hohart Cfclleg*, will d.-llv r
his Ulaatratad kcture on tlie "Wondy?rs of
the 1I< avena."
At the New York Temple of afaaler*
B| iritiKiiism tk* Bar. Dr. Ki.hard it.
.- rU*n*B*r will apaab to-morr.w *a Th*
Falth of the Future."
Raymoi d ? !***?__, BB-Cotaml rtaaier
oi 4ap*aa_ T" tt** Btt*, Bpaaaa '"?"""'
n.w aftemoon at the Tw.nty-tntr'l M
Young M'-n's Chrlstian ta* ...Mon on "A
: j praejraaasaa fca* I
The N'.-w York Btbi* ?ocfcatj I
Opoa e.-ry ****** I" Hai
Broaa I* observe la marnrm bi Babl* Bbb?
| Baaaf tt I
rfun-lay in A'l
? ,
.. \.w rarl
_Md aa Da ? mba* ?
xji,. ? n raai ? ajaraisa ? Bl n?
bebl ;? (!?? d a?1 M I*ba tk* I'l
4 . .-lo. k. Th" Very R-v Wllll.im
m Oiueraaar. dean of tk* Caibafial. wiii
?,.,, a brlef artdr. sa. and tk* BBIia**8 88817
Bariaaa arlH ba o. ii\. r*d by Bl op IV.
?ster.
Ubb,
? \m I My Hrothei a K-.-per"" w!U be
the subject of th* dis'ourse by K. W.
Se.ira, M. P, *t 11 o'rh>< k tu-mnrroar
?tig ln the New Thought Chur? h. .Vw
Aaatlaa BalL
At the Maottaag House of the K'.'-lety
fur Kthlcal Culture Dr. Adler will speak
to-morrow mornlng on "Help In the Hours
ol ru.iost M*<'??"
The subject of tbe lesson-scrmon in the
Chrlstian .Sclenee churd.es to-morrow will
be "Ood the Only Cause and Creatoi"
and the Oolden Text (I'salm cxl, 2-R.,
"The works of th* Bord are great. aought
out of all them that have pleasuie ther.
ln. They atand fast for ever and e- t,
and ure done ln truth nnd uprighUiess."
The annlversarles of the National Daftf
Yacation Hible Bchool will closu n.-xt w.-ek
with a special servlce on Thursday after
B0088, I.ecember 12. ln the assembly rooin
of the Hible Houa*. at whlch the Rev. W
Boyd Carpenter, canon of Westmlnster
and former Blshop of Rlpon. will speuk.
a
IN PRE8BYTERIAN CIRCLES.
At the Weat-Park Presbyterinn Church
In A II. Evane will preach to-morrow at
11 o'clock on "Lives Made Complete." At
gp.tn. Dr. Anson P. Atfrbury will
preach. At the church house servlces will
ba contlnued at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m.
by the Rev. Dr. William F. Carter.
The Rev. Dr. Howard Duffield will con?
duet both aervlcea to-morrow at the Old
Flrst Preabytertan Church. A home hour
aervlce alao will be held at whlch Dr. Duf?
field will apeak upon the toplo "The Prl/e
Winnera."
Th* Rev. Oeorge William Carter will
preach to-morrow mornlng In the Harlem
Preebyterlan Cburch. Blble Sunday will
be observed.
Dr Edgar Whlfaker Work will conduet
Communion aervlce and a receptlon for
?ew members at 11 a. Bt and will glve a
brlef address at the Fourth Prtsbytertan
CharflB to-morrow mon.lng. In the even
Ing he will rontinue his aerles of sermona
on Psalm xxtll.
? VVhrn *Tfll We Again See Great Won
,1:sjl Wrought ln the Ch'.irdi?" and "Who
Are the Prlndpal Persons in the Hible.?"
will ba Dr. H. Kdward Yoii.ig'a mornlng
nnd ev.t.ing subjects to-morrow ln Bed
ford l'resbytcnan Church.
The flfteenth annlversary at the Glen
more ******* Presbvt.naii Church v II be
clehratfd to-morrow.
At the Scotch Preshyterian Churdi the
K.v Dr. Davld (J Wylle will preach t<>
morrow mornlng on the "Wedding Gar
ment." At ? P- '?>? Or. WyUe will con
tinue hls course on "Old Testament
BaiatB." Tls topic will be "Joseph. Uie
? >i,i TWBtaaBBBt Chrlstian."
At tbe Hroadway Preabytertan Church.
the Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan,
pastor. the Communion aervlce will be
observed to-morrow at 11 o'clock and
there will be a large additlon to the
church membershlp. Dr Buchanan v.111
preach ln the evenlng on "The Children
in the Market Place."
The Rev. Dr. John W M.ulvot. paator
of the Watson Presh> leri.m Church. of
I'lttsburgh. Penn.. will preach at both
?trvtfte. to-morrow at the Lafayetn
Av.nue Preabytertan Church. In the
I mornlng bla theme a-111 b* "Tha Attras
. tion ft the Cross ' and ln the evenlng
"Our Heavenly Clt'-nshlp."
Jlandel's "Messiah" will be sung at the
Brbk Presbyt-nan Church to-morrow
afternoon.
BAPTIST.
At ''aivary Baptist Church to-mgrroi
the Rev. Dr. Henry M. Sanders will
occupy the pulplt at 11 and 8 o'elock.
The Rev. I. M. Haldoman will have for
his morning aubject at the Flrst Baptist
Church to-morrow "The Talk by the
Way; Or, How Our Lord JesuB Ohrlst.
one Sunday Afternoon, Avouched the
Book of Genesla and the Entlre Old
Testament." 111s evenlng theme will be
"Recreatlon; Or, the Survlval of the L'n
Btteet Are We to Have Eugeiucs
New-Genics?"
Dr. Charles A. Eaton, paator of the
Madison Avenue Baptlat Church, will
preach to-morrow morning on "The Re
warda Whieh Enrich Those Who Seek the
I?rd." In the evenlng hia toplc wUl be
"Can Any One Practise the Sermon on
tha Mount?"
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Dr. Wallace Harold Ftnch will preach
at the morning and evenlng aervlcea of
Bt Androw'a Methodiat Eplscopal Church
to-morrow. The morning topio will be
"The Provlnce and Power of The Book."
and tho evenlng subject "An Early
Prodigal."
The Iniverslty of Pennsylvania Glee
Club, DOW on a tour, will alng "The
BU?TOna Resound," Beethoven, "Hark!
Barkl My Soul," Shelley, and "Radlant
Morri," Woodward, at to-morrow'a Happy
Sunday Evenlng Service at Grace Meth
odlst Eplscopal Church. Dr. Relaner will
spcak briefly on the "Worthleas F?u
cated." In the morning his toplc will be
"Doea God Notice Indlviduala'*"
To-morrow marks the opentng of anni?
versary week at 8t. James's MethodtBt
Eplscopal Church. Thls ls the seventy
nlnth anniversary of tho founding of
rit. Jamea'B Church, Thuraday. the 13th,
belng the anniversary day. Tho U.v
Dr. Archey Decatur Ball will proOOb the
anniversary aennon to-morrow morning,
hia aubject beuig "The Church of God."
Dr, George Clarke Peck, secreturv of
the NOW York City Soclety of the Meth
odlst Church, will preach to-morrow
morning at St. Paul'a Methodlst Churcn,
Waol Bad avenue and Htb street. The
!\ _ahO10l JOBB-BOO alao will ape.ik
on "The Propbealea of the C1u__** Dr.
t.. orge Wllliam ''a,rter o.* tha N'e-.v York
Blble Soclety, will Bpeak at the evenlng
service.
J'r Cheaiea L Qoodetl preacbes t
uiofiew B?trnlng and Bvonlng at COlaary
;,|. thodttO Church
At the Park Avei. u ItatbodlaI F.pisco
pal ?'hur<h the Nlowa that tha American
ptople are facing a coiidltlon aimli.tr to
thal of I'raic e before the Revolutloa Will
b 801 forth by an attractlve programme
? yrue C. IUIbI r, Ptcaluent of th" B0t*04agh
of The Hmiix. wiii loetara at M a aa,
("T_e High Cost of LaOtag: Canaa n'.d
Care." Dr. Arthur Jamlesm will prOOOh
at 11 a. m. and at 8 p. m.
Dr ieOfaN Culver Ilearn. at the Met
ropohtai Tempaa, preaehe^ to-n>oriow
nornbag. la the evenlng there will be m
? iied nualCOl aervlce.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL.
ThO se. ond of four advent organ recltala
will be held tO_BBTTOW afternoon in the
Church of the Traaa_a*_rat?_
The R?v. (teorge Ashton nidham, reclor
Bf rft Luke'a Church. la preachlng a aenes
of Baadey evenlng aornaona on "The
Oeneral CTaareb of christ." BBa epeciai
lople to-morrow nlght will be "The
Church CathoMc, Not Protestant."
Af St Stephen'B gplBOOPal Church, the
Rev Dr Nathan A Seagle. rector, ,<er
vlces will be held to-morrow at 8 a. m.
and 11 a. m. and 4 p. m. The rector will
At the church t<t the Ascenslon. the
Rev. Dr. Porey BtltlnOJ Grant, rector.
will preai fl l? 0B1MI0O At the Public
1'orum. at S p. m.. Professor K. C.
More, of yale, w-lll speak; his Buhjeot
bataaj "The rjnhappy Sltuation ln the New
Tork Public SchooiB."
The I?a/. Or Krnest M. Stirea will
preaeli at loth sermons to-morrow at St
ThomaB'B Church. There will be special
rnualc.
The UlKht Rev. Wllliam Boyd f'arpenter
will be the prencher at the Advent mld
day servlces In Trlnlty Church from Mon?
day untll Krtday.
REFORMED COLLEGIATE.
At the Colleglate Church of St. Nleholas
the Rev. Maleolm James MacDeod wrlU
preach to-morrow morning and evenlna-.
Tbe Rer. Dr. Henry Kvertson Cobb will
preach to-morrow morning and afternoon
at the Colleglate Church.
At the Madison Avenue Reformed
church the Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyka will
preach to-morrow morning, and tn the
evenlng tlie R?v. Dr Chaxlee 1* Ooodell,
of the Calvary Methodiat Fplscopal
church, of thla city, la to occupy the
pulplt
The Rev Dr. Burrell will preach at both
aervlcea at the Marble Colleglate Church
to-morrow. Hia morning aubject will be
"The Btography of a Chrlatlan," and his
evenlng toplc, "Getting the Better of
One'a Self."
JEWISH.
At the Temple. Heth-el a apecial 'Hanu
kah service will be held to-morrow morn?
ing. The Rev. Dr. S Schulman will lect
are Ba **Ooa_B_raaa_ee Judseiam, a 'Hanu
k_h Meaaage to Youth."
Dr. Booker T. Washlngton. principal
of Tuekegee Inatltute, will dellver the
addresa to-morrow morning at Carne?rle
Hall before the Free Synagogue. The ad
dresB wUl have special referenee to the
anproachlng aemi-centenary. oelebration
of the Issuance of the Emancipatlon
Prodamation.
UNITARIAN.
The service at the Church of the Mes
Blah to-morrow morning at 11 o'elock will
be In memory of lta late pastor emeritus,
the Rev. Dr Robert Collyer, who dled a
week ugo There will be apocial niusic |>>
the cholr. and the Rev. John Haynea
Holmes. the minlsler. will preach a nie
niorla! sermon on the subject of "Robert
Collyer, Balnl and Bei r."
a
UNIVERSALIST.
At the Church of the Otvine Paiernlty
the paator, the Be* Dr. Frank oilver
Hall. will preach to-morrow at 11 a. m.,
hia subject helng "If I Were God." At
the 4:20 P m. veaper Hervice, Dr. Hall's
aubject will bo "A Guldebook to JUfe."
CHURCH SERVICES TO-MORROW
BU1PTIST.
FIRST BAPT1ST CHURCH
Broadway and 7lMh Street.
PASTOR I. M. HALDEMAH
11 \. M? -THK TM.K B\ THK 1VA. : OJk
IIOW 4)i i: i oitD JEN1 8 <-HRtST. ON*.
Bl'NDAi AITERNOON, AVOl CHEIi
THK H4?<?K Ol GENEBli AND THK IV
TI11K OI.D TKslAMKM." strangers
fiill> u? ?eleome at the mornlng *er*lc?
aa al i ??- . -. -.ii _,_?. na
8 P. M.??RB-CRKATION OF MAN: O*
THK S1RVIVU. Ot THK l >F1TTK?4T.
AltK WE T4? HAVE KUCENir* OK
NKW-GENH M?" ( ome au.l hear about 14.
( second in SerleO_
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. C0nr.EL.US WOELFKIH, D. D.
PAgTOE
? <o .\ u Blbl* Behael seasion
Tounx Wnmen'i Claaa: Mra. Mcrrett. Leafler.
Tounx Men'a CT*_: Dr. Addlaon Moore.
LMder. II A BL * 8 P. ?. IMbllcVJnn.hlp.
SERMONS BY DR. WOELFKIN.
C. A. EATON, D. D., Pastor,
will preach B?iai at hoth ?ervlre?
11 A. M.?"The Rewards Which tnrtcli
Thoic 'who S'-k tk* Lord."
| j. u _"c?n Any One Practise th? Ser
nion on tlie Mnunt'
?
ALVARY &APT15T.3W57*
Rev Hea.y M. Sanders, T> V.. will
preach at 11 and 9. Hpactal muale
t,y C'alvarv Grand Cholr. Bowinan,
MgMORlAL BAPTIST. Waahlngton Square.
EI.WARD JTJD80N, Paator, will Pr*p?cn
11 "Klndneaa the Parent of Converalon ; *.
"(iaoil Temper."_._
CHR18TIAX SC1ENCE.
|| rvlre* are held ln th* fo'.Iowln*
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
Sumfays. 11JLM. t & P.*L Wsdiissdays. 8 P.H.
Flrat Church. Oentral Park Weat and _B* BJ.
*>.-,,nd Church. Entral Park Weat and Wth ot.
Thlrd Church. 125th Bt. and Madlaon Av*.
Fourth Churoh. H?K) Weat 181at BtBBBt,
Flfth Church. Madlaon Avrnue and 8Mn t4t.
Slith Church. Park Avenue and Blat Str*et. _
CONGHM.ATIUNA?
Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway and 58th Htreet.
Rev. CHARLES E. JEFFERSON. UD, P**t*r
Rev ('II.VRLBH R. BROWN. D. D.. Deaa
of \al* Dlvinity Hchool, pr*a.ch?* at
11 a M ? "Tho ReH*)oua Uf* Lnflur
Chans-d ConBltlon*.' _
8 p. M.?"The Young Man ? A*?*t*? BBBI
Frtenda."
Wedne?d?y. S P. M- Prayar M**ttng.
ETHICAL CCLTUHE.
THK SOCIETV F1>R KTHICAX, CCXTURE.
Founded lft"*- MA . _.
Meetmr Houae. Ontral P-"-k We*t * 64th Bt.
U A M?Dr. FKLIX ADLER, Bp*a*W,
BnbJ*ct: "Help ln the Hour* or
_Itmoat >ee.l."
jr.\\i>H.
TEMPLE BETH-EL
lIlTIi AV7g AND 76 FTREET.
rev dr bamuel i?HlJiJiAN.
BUNDAT MORNINO AT ?L^.P''
"CONSTHI'f'TIVE JFD.'ElbM.
ALL ARE WELCOMJE
MUTHODHT KPISCOPAL.
ST. PAUL'S METHODIST CHURCH
| _M Knd AVaaaM and h.Ch St.
11 A M. DR OEOROE CUABEB P?CK.
I H M REV I. RRNE8T JOHN-ON _
a on The propheclea of the ChrUt.
n* from Hat.de! a 'Meaalah by tt M
Cholr; Frank J. Baaedlet, urganUt:Vtela
U.,--riiou*?. aoprano, Emma Brett Sell'ck.
omtrallo. Harv.y W. Hindermyer. tenor.
ir-derlck Wheeler, barlton*. I.ouia K-PP.
\ lo.miat. F.n^U^rjajiateln. 'celllat._i_
ST. ANDREW'S M. E. CHURCH
beventy-elxth BUaet, weat of Columbua A-.e.
WA?LACE HAROLD FINCH. atlal*t*T.
II A M "Tha Provlnco and I
Tl ttook"; 8 P, M. "An Early Pro-lntal.
v, ,-.(-. ra and Vlaltor* fordlally U ?
CALVARY nethTdist SftS:
? )? v?i>r. Cioorg* William '.'artcr.
NEW THOIOHT.
a/ILI_ EAl I.KNEB PAGK
Speaka Sundaya. i M P. M. Profeaalonal
Wnnnn'1 League. M)'Jt> Broadway. BubJ*ct:
"SPEECH k HEED AMD HINORANCE."
FIRST CHURCH OF \mfmWi CHRIST
D.iryeaa Academy. 47 >? eet 7id M.
Sl,t iZct ? n Convera-tlon.
s.-'-v |. e ll' A '? ? W. John Murray
MAR. KTHKRIDOE CHAPIN
P.erkeley Thcati V\ **ih ?*-, i"'?r 3th Ave.
siindlv Mornlnara MA M PuMIc Invited
"AIJ?__LJ____J___i_ THAT OLITIKK.."
PRKMtiTKRI.-U??
THE BRICK"CHURCH
Flfth Avenue aad Thlrty-eevi-.uh atreet.
i-,-|lllam Pleraon Merrlll
Mir.latera: > }.-rRrik i atlmer Janeway
Dr. Me-:i!l will preach at 11 o'clock
and at 4 o'clock at th*
BPEC1A1 MU8ICAL SERVICE OF
II iNDEL'8 MEgSIAH.
?=olol*ta- Agaaa Klniball, Nevada Vander
vaar, Chari-, \V. Harrtaoa A Frank Croston.
Organlst: ClaraB?* inckinaon.
B!Me BchOOl and Classea: I4:4"> A. M.
M:.!u." k S. r. :0?? Wednoaday. S P. M._
Central Pregbyterian Church
WEH1 IVTTH BT., N'EAR BROADWAT.
Rev. Vv'Il.T.'N MERLE-8MITH. D. D^ Paator.
ii>'"uchtt* at 11 A M.
JAME8 B. COt-HRAN at 8 P M
Evenina PubJ.ot: "Barrler* That Separate.
l< 4'. A M - Young Men'a Blhle Study Club.
3 P M?Sabbath Pchoot
pevotlnnal Servlce Wednesday at 8 P. M.
ALL WEL'-OME.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIArTCHURCH
l'lflh A.'i.uo and Flfty-tltth Btr*et.
REV. J. H. JOWETT, M. A., D. D.
Hotralag terv.c* at 11 o'clock.
Dr. .lowett will preach.
All aittlnara fr?* *t 11 o'clock
At 4 ao it"' BaaraaaaaH of th* Lord'* Hupp*r
will be aBnrvatl Mld week *ervlc* ln th*
chapel on Wcdie aday at 8 10 will b* con
.y Dr. Jowett._
WKST-PARK PRK8BYTF.RIAN CHURCH.
*H4Ji St. and Anx?terdani A*?.
Re* ANBON P. ATTKRBt'RT, 1). D.Jp
Rev ANTHONT H F.VAN3, V VAVt8ton
Dr KVAN8 preachea 11 A M.
I>r. ATTERBUKY at 8 P. M.
Preachlng Berrloe* at the
New < horrh llou-e. 4J08 W. U8th 9t.
Rev. William F. Carter. 1). O..
will prearh at 11 A. M. and B P. M.
OLD FIRST
Presbyterian Church
Ftfth a\?. 11th to 12th st.
Rev Dr BDWARD PITFFIELD. Paator.
11 A M "The IIoIt . onimuiilon.'
s v M "The Prlae Wlnaara."_
BROADWAY
PRKSBVTKRI.W l ItrRt II.
lI4t?. at. and Broadway
RKV WALTEB D. BUCHANAN. D. D..
Faator, sdmtnlst*ra th* Lord'a Bappar ?t
11 A. M aml Preachea at 8 P. M
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Weat Knd Ave nnd fllst St.
EDGAR WHITAKKH W'.RK. D t> , Pa*tor.
11 A. M.. The Lord'a rtupper.
j 1?. M.. Dr. Work preactiey_
UHIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
i.'or nf 10th 8t. .one blo?k wear from B'w?v?
aEDROE Al.EXANDKR. D. D. Pastor Ser?
vlce* to-rr.orrow at 11 A. M and | P M
-?or wiii praawB. Waateaaaaay evening
aervlce at__8 o'^_l'? k_
MUkDIBOM BQ. IKKsiniKRIAN CIUBCH,
Mudlao.i Av.'iue and 24tb Street.
?. \. c. H PARKHFRST. D D.. Paator.
Rev. G. R. BtONTOOMEET, Pli. D..
Aaatatanl atlaiatar,
The Paator will pr-ach at 11 A. M.
Mr Moi.tirciiierv Bl I P M
RITliKRS PRKSHYTKR1AN ( III R( II.
Br..:nl\\.n u.xl Md ??lreet.
Pre*ehtnn at lt v M unti s p. M. by th?
Ke\ tieorje Keynolda. D. D,
nf Kaa*** ?'ttv. MUaourl.
Communion followtnit the Mo.ntna Servlce.
PRDIK-I\M EPI8COPAL.
. III H< II OF THE IMABNATION.
Madlaon .W< and 35th 8t.
Rev H. C. ROBBINS. Rector.
A A M.. Holy 4'unimur.lon. 11 A. M.. Morn
Ins Prayr ""d B*iraoa h\ the Rector. 4
p m KvenniK Piay--r and Sernion by tha
Rev, Prof V M Hl.i.U-ef _
AL1. ANOKI.H' l.'HL'RCH] W**l F.ii,! Av.
aml Mat ^i . Rev. B, DE I.AM'KY 1DWN
SI'ND, D. D. Rector. ? Boly communion, a
A. Ma Mornlng Prayer and rterrr.on bv Rec?
tor tl A M ; Choral Evenaon*. with Ad
dreaa, 8 P. M. 8traaa?ra welcome.
FROIESTANT EPISCOPAL.
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Amsterdam Avenue and
111th Street
SUNDAY, Deeember 8th
IA. H.Ilolv fommunloa
Iua.M.Holy Communion
it a.m . Preeeher, canon DmiKiaa
4 P. M_Preacher. Rljrht. Rev. Dr. Royd
O.rpenter. Canon of Wejtniln.'ar
4:30 P. M.Choial Service daily except
Mondat aad Saturday
( IHRfll or TIIK ABK?NilON.
Flftli A?enne and Tenth ?4trert.
Rev Dr. J'BRCY BTICXNET ORANT. Rcctar.
11 A. M.?Morning Service and _ermon.
l>r. Orant.
fiubtect: "The pulplt and Public Afffttm "
4 P. M.? M-i.del?ohn'a "A Hymn ef
?
I P. M.? Piibllc Forum. lnr., Kpeaker.
Prof _ C. Moon Bubject: "The t'nhappy
Sltuation ln the New York Piiblt'- BcheBBJ.**
!? P. M.- Dlacu?8lon, Parlsh House, 12 %\ea?
11th Btreet._._
Church of the Holy Communion,
20th st ar.<l 6th ave.
RFV HENRY MOTTET. D. D.
8 A.M?Holy Communion.
II A. M?Service and Sermon (Rector).
12 M.?Holy Communion.
8 P. M.?Chlldren'e flervlcea.
8:1.'< P. M. ? French Brrvlce.
I P M? Bervtoa and Sermon (Rev. ReO
ert B B. Foote).
Organ Recltal, Tueaday. 4:80 P. M.
Chureh of The Imoaltgnratlon, 1 K. SBth.
OEOROE CLARKE HOL'OHTOM, Rector
Communlona: 7. 8. 8 o'elock, L.E JEUNE'S
MASS and SERMON (Rector). 10 80. CHOR
AL EVENSONQ. 4 o'elock. SERMON. 8 P. at.
OROAN RECITAL, ?t 8 P M
THE CHURCH IS OPEN ___, DAT EVERY
DAY.
Servloea dallr 7 and 8 A. M. and 8 F. a.
CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY
314 Waat 67th Street,
Rector. Rev. HENRT L.UBECK. D. C L.
Holy Communion.0 A. lt.
Morning Prayer: Preaehar. the
Rector .U A lt,
Eveneong: Preaehar, ReY. Dr. Ru.h
ton . 8P >f_
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCN
Madison Avenue, corner 44th 8tr?et
ThB Rev. LEIGHTON PARKS. D. D.. Bectat,
8 30 A. M., Holy Communion.
11 A. M., Freaoher. Rer. Frank Heartfle__
4 P. M.. Preacher, Rev. 3. S. U.ehet.
Special Muslc. Organ Recltal. B-i*>.
$\. Cbomas's Church
.
FIF1H AVE. AND ?JD HT.
Rer. ERNEST M. BTIRES. D. D.. Reoter,
H A. M., Holy Communion.
IL Morning Bervlce and Sermon (Reote?>?
4, Evenaong and Hennon 'Rector),
THK BOCJALXST PTLF1T,
Pt Mark'8 Chuicb, 2nd Are. and lutr,il'fBi
Sunday nlght at 8, Rer. IRWIN TUCKER
will apeak on "The Economic Baala of B?
llglon; Mosea aad the Rellgion of ?A_?d*r
Injr Trlbea " _ _-__
Forum Addreaa: HARRT WATON, an
"Tha Btndy of Marx "_
8T. MATTHEWB CHURCH. 84th Pt.. near
Centrat Park Weat: Rev. ARTHUR H
JUDQE. Rector. 8erv_ee. 8, 11 A. _L. an*
8_P. M.__.
CHURCH OF THE HEAVENI.T REST.
Flfth Ave., above 43th 6t
Rev. HERRERT SHIPMAN, Rector.
Berrtcea, 8 and 11 A. M, 4 P. M
CT I II8*t'C **Vest Ulat ?t-t Convent bt*.
%>l. LUBX * R*v. Aahton Oldha_, Rector.
_Servlcea, 8, 11 - m.; 8 p. m._t
GRAf E CHURCH. Broadway and'loth B3C
Dr 8UATTERY, Reetor, S. 11 (Raowr).
4 (Mr. Claah); 8 (Dr. Klrkua)._
BT. STEPHEN'8, 132-128 Weat ?th Bt
Rev. NATHAN A. PEAOI.E. D. D.. Rector.
Hervleea. 8, 11 A. M.. 4 P. M.
KKFORMKIi.
THE B_DDI_ COL?BOIATO ( III R( H.
2d Ave. and Itl
Rev. john' t; FAOO, D D Mlnlater.
will j.re.i.r. at 11 A. M. anl I i M
THE MARHI.E COtUWIATO < III K< H.
.'.th AV( ar.'l 2Pta 81
Rev. DAVID JAM BURIU-Ua D D.. Miniater.
will preach itt 11 A M. anil h !?
Momtng: "Tha Blographs ef a ChrUtleB.
Evenlng: "Getting tba BetUf or .?
THE (OLLEIilATE (HIK( fl <>F ST.
M( HOLAH.
.'.th A'.^ aa.l 4^tll s<
Rev MALCOL? JAMES MA .
arttl praaati at ii a. m aad - P. at
Qutrtette acconipanie,' '... Horp aml \ iolln
THE WEST F.ND ( OI.I.EI.IATi: < III K< II.
OTeat End Ave an.l TTUi 81
Re-. HtWRT EVERT-ON COBR, D "? Mm
isfr, will prea<h al 11 A M an.l 4 :l" ?
\t 4 S0 F. M.. Choral aervl i
herd'a Vtalon." by H. W Park- Cholr aa*
hv Mrs. Ar.nl- l..'il?e Davld. Harple;
MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH
Madiaon Avenue BBBrBMaf "' BTth Bl l-<?*'.
Morri^ HENRY van DYKE
B>o8.ingREV. CHARLES L 000DELL, D.O
lilliiKMl.li ClirRClI OF 1IAIU l-M.
Uenox ave. and UM Bt_. .
Ber. a_8Q_0 Tn.TON, Jr.. I>. D.. Mlnlater.
wi'.l prea.-h at Vla^ni. j>nd 8 p. m.
REFORMED CAl'HOB_BX
8ERVirE8. Chrl.f. M!??lon.JPl Weat am
?Afternoon. 380. Rev. MANUEU FURRAN
DO. D. D., Dlractor and Paator.
~ iociEtv b7~a__B8_0_
REMOIOU8 PO'METY OF FRIENDS (Or
thodox). Meatlnga for worahlp, 144 F.aat
20th Bt.. New Tork; Lafayette aad Waan
tngton Avea., Brooklyn. 11 o'elock
"REJUOIOUS SOCTETT OF FRIEND8.-Mee?
Inca for worahlp. 11 a m.. at 221 Eaat 18th at..
Manhattan. and 110 Scharmerhorn ?t.. Rrooklyn.
_p_Brrr a__8T.
TEMPLE MODERN SPIBlTrAI_t8M 18a
Ea?t 27th; Sunday avenln*. Rer. Bdhleu.
ner'a eubject: "Falth of Futore"; followlrc
epint communleatlona. Otaer meetinaa
Thnradaya. Frldaya._
"BPIRITUAI. AND ETHICAL BOfJETT.
14^ Weat 12.'th Helen Tetnple Brl?ham
Bpeaka morning and evenlna. E?enln??.ma.
"What Ia Excallent Ia Pertnanent._
THE080FHT.
THEOSOPHY AWOCCULTISM
A Cour.e of Four Free Lerturee by
L. VV. ROGERS
Natlonal lecturer ef the Tha?ophieal Boolatr
2228 Broadway, near 78th 8t Bubway.
Leeture Sunday Evenlnf, 8:15. Bubject.
"THE INVISIBLE WORLD."
Vlaltnra Wehoane. Free l.??rtnT-.
UNITARIA-t.
CBTRCH OF THE ME88IAH T nitarlaai.
Park Avenue aad 84th Ptreet.
11 A. M.?Special Mrmorlal Se-rrtce
tn Memory of
DR. ROBERf COI.LYER.
MR. HOUMES will preach. Puhleet
"ROHERT COLI.VKR. Halnt aad 8?er."
_All ara welcome._
AIU BOUI?' (Unltarlaa). 4th A?. * ".'"th St.
Rev THOMAS R 81-K'ER. I'aator.
Rev Dr WM W. FENN. DEAN OF THE
DIVINITT SCHOOL OF HARVARD IV
VFRSITY, CAMBRIDOE^ MA8S.. will prt-aeli.
All cordlally JnA'lted._
LF.VOX -VENTE UMTARIAN ( HI R( fl.
Corner 121*t Stre--t. BanrlC? ?t Klevra.
THE NATURE "F I.1KK.
Rev Merlo St. i'r..lx Wriaht. D D.. Mlnlater.
mnvoooatiot.
The Church of the IHvlae Paternlty.
(entral Park vVe?t and *?th J*lrect.
Rev. FRANK OI.IVER H.VI.l.. 1) !>.. 1''?'?_
will preach at 11 a. ni "lf 1 Were ?..?!.
aml at 4 :t0 p. m.. "A Oulde-Rook to Life.
OTHER HERVICKS.
IHE T-NION" THKOI.OOK'Ai. SEMIVARY.
8e'rviee In the Chapel. Claremont Avenue,
between 120th and 122nd Ktrer-ta. at elevea
o'clcck Preaehar, the Reverend Pi
OEOROE F043T MOORE. D. D. I.U I? of
Harvimt t'nlv.TBlty.
Tlie uttendaiice of all not recularlv w?r
BhlpplhB elaewhare la r,>rdlalh invlted
LABOR TEMPLE uV\?ni
JONATHAN C. DAY. D, D.. Bupt
Pleaxant Sunday Afternoon. 4 I*. M
Preach Ina Sundav Even.ua. 8 p. M
EOU18E DU SAINT ESPRIT. 4.*. EST *74
K?P._firrvlcea dlvlna, 10 30 et 8 h. Rev. A.
V Wl'imeyer. Reoteur.
Y. M. < . A.
THE HEAVE1VS
BV A WELL-KNOWN AbTRONOMER.
Illuatrated.
IN AUDITORIUM. 4 OVT.OCK
WEST SIDE Y. M. C. A.
57tl. Si.'. >'t ?'id 8th Ai'inif. N>w- York.
RAYMOND FOSOICK,"
E_-"'...n. of ACcoujita. N Y. <"ui..
**NEW YORK IN 19l3.M
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