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, 1880-05-23

~ among tho invited guests ct the late recep-
nitcenr Steamship Columbia, belonging to it6 tie
Oregon .Railway g. Navigation Company, was
very noticcable man- who resemblod q Ger
stout, bald. with fringe of white hair, full,
round, clcau-shAven face, and small, rather
twiukling eyes. He reminded you Of II man who
was very quiet In manner, as IL he knew u great
deal more than he was willing to tell, and gave
the impression of man who had seen much.
travelled much. and WAS intimately acquainted
with the world. His outgying denoted him
truly. &c is not foreigner, he is thorough
paced American, of whom almost everybody
has heard and whom almost everybody has seen.
He is IL strange character: one might almost suy
IN adventurer, since his calling is irregular and
wit He's brilliant talker, a noted o % gastrono @ .
mist, an authority on choice viauds and wines.
and devotce of Brillat-Savarln. Probably no
man on this Continent has eaten more good din
ncrs; has more skill and taste in contrivlng an
elegant repast- He has been everywhere, and
met the most distinguished persons. There Is
public with whom he has not hobnobbed, and he
Is On confidential terms with many OF tho mobiles
and dig,litarlcs Of Europe. He is .popularly
speak of him as Samuel Ward would destroy his
identity and carry entirely = false idea Of the
bole
King, and brother Of Julia Warsl Howe. He
married. many years ago, granddaughter Of
Old JOnn jacob AstOf. anu harfnE soon Decomc
a widower, he bus not repeated bis connubial
experiment.. He was once very rich, but hay.
ing luxurious tastes and crtrayagant habits, he
soon got rid OF his fortune, md driftcd about
tho planet until he found himself moorcd in
Washington, where he took to lobbying and
soon adopted 1t as profession. He must be
now fully &c, and has had experience enough to
be 200. His circumstances have improved Of
late, and money no longer burns in his pocket
as 1t used to do. James r. kccne made him a
present year or two ago of $4,000 as n tcsti-
monial Of his appreciation OF Warts devotion
to him during serious illness, and he has made
several lucky turns in stocks. Sam Ward In
5e9ds. 9. ey and By, to go round tho Horn on the
Columbia, stopping on the way at Rio to visit
his old friend, Dom Pedro, with whom be has
long been intimate, aud who once made q voy-
age with him up the Nile. It Is an odd freak Of I
bis to make an ocean voyage Of about efVhty
days; but Sam Ward Is full OF odd freaks and
always has been Sans kinsmeu look on him |
sleverer = aud more Ingenious and interesting !
han any one of them
, 1880-05-23
PROVISIONS.

HOG PRODCCTS-Were more active in the aRgrs-
gate and irregular. The market WAS quite neak early,
but much Of the decline was subsequently recovered.
The trading reported mostly In futures with lit
tie apparent demand by shippers: but 1t ntmated
that feyerl thousand tcs Of spot lard had been
taken at June prices within n day or two, and
that there was fair trade in boxed meats In quiet
way The market was depressed By decline In pork
and lard in Liverpool md a lower hog market here
The last named, due 10 big receipts the govern
Ing fac: The trado is depressed by big hog supply,
With reports that the country Is full Of the" The
Daily Commercial Bulletin says this point:
The most prominent fentrze In connection with
tie Wes IS Tie stendy neoaso in n nun6e OF P9s hora a
killed md consequently Of product manufactured is
st the n Inst
Troubles SeSe loss becn 9ors than made 5apop ap
e ssb bsa n tue aesnce s q y d and
yious season. d.t'ng from Eog. !. Here At Chicago
the winter mouths Al ,hs point The n,nnufacture
y s1s e tt
fns & 5sy av are 1 The - ppy Pse5ess = % auas
back They could moi manafacture poEk eScept Ut !
@ xsFas % { Ssas a aSd s
~ fTse " ase nes n rsy 99d I'D sna stsAdy
The packing Ut this city since February Is about
&c., up hoxs against G,utp for the time year
ago. und Gi3, Coo two years ago.
o bsioF a ates 4 Per b aaa
4VoV sel!ef AQEust- ShicS
reported OF lAUU brs seller June at Niy7lU Isl $40
brs seller July ut Slp Up9; J5O bEis seller August
u IND 50 brls seller January Ut sl1.a5
l,AKp-Dec!lned 5Y7Ec per 100 lbs and closed oxc
below the i!test prices Of Friday " 81 a&672x for
and ~ seller August- Sales reportcd IL
0 tcs Spot ut s66 4uN tcs seller June at t6v71@
h124 SOU tes seller July ut S;.iussG15 2uD ics
seller AuypSt Az @ u s6I3MGoTE Total. ll,75v tes.
ns. but rallied later. Sales reported OF 1p0U
~ short ribs =. 81 l0e6 ls4 seller June, sil2&Akl5
seller JYay ind siW seller August; JU boxes long
cears M 80 10 5O boxes long and short clears s5
SSo5O; ~ boxes short clears vt 1896 and 80
boxes Bucks on private terms Prices leading cuts
cured lots
, 1880-05-23
BREADSTTTEFS.

BREADSTUFFS.
fLouh-"as dull and unchanged, with only local
trade. Sales limited to rs brls double axtras
Mt sD for Munesotas md s675 for patents: and 44u
brls rye Hour at st.7U9e4s5 Total, sD brls Export
hours were quoted at Sk75@5O0 for extra and saoGa
b.2j for choice extut
OTHER BHEAnsruFPs-Were lower. Sales were
reported Of II cars bsnn at cnrs mid
dllnFs ut cars wheat screenings at Ill co
Ql1.M ' s1A3>'
SPRING WHEAT-Was rather less active. ons nv
ers.ed stronger. The market for this month ad-
vanced NC, but closed Me lower than Friday uf,er.
noon, while May closed lc higher The British Tale
grams averaged drruer, American sprluc being fa9t
higher thun Inst Wednesday,, while New York was
hsher than the quotations here the previ-
the in Store tass ars
hs fhse n;s"tssa nsfsaiea aSqns
aed sx pfd91by nd tbiys na SgSgat ,s orders
u"9ef 's Sers S s aa 3y I
nnnd 10 III shorts Tor this month"; ind some hynvht
sas R:'ss s ; IL !s: fsf e - ss j
@ ~ rsesas sssssa tt a Ill., ,ss 1ns
&c fssf a:a: : zasa.. ns'y ssd sSa i
eosea caa, Il cpfE s Ss,ne g. aeou1 S sc and
sS SRSs ;9 s y Ss t2S$ 'sss2 e
S%2n bu Kejscted r was inactvS x 1c b,a bd,9.o
Il 5 = e $ss;
GoKS.Was less active and easier declining ,1c
o 1ne atest prices VI Friday. The British mn efs
MsIe Hfu Liverpool reporting advance OF I'd ner
sti u na, - oas receipts were a.an urxe and tic
81 III N sIors aor seemed y haye Increased nearly 7
Weather made operators bearish ChaFterinee ne
Mis actye however. Saturday hut th66
pafces h, acting " shippers probably had the corr
ts;s s. a IL ks;ssas q IS xst
~ svnie ancuty IN obtaining stornge-room Car-Infs
OF No. closed a. 54c- SelIer MAY sold enriv NJ 49,
ano closed vt Seller June opened ut Yaxr III
eeGlnra " rallied a4c l1,d etc s+.l I :u;i
set ~ sn!y !y s9d Ut md An9ust ut isc
mtxed " R0o ba j" 1t Nc: - 81 Sa 10 nis9 n
PIN n mixed ~ ;s I bu mixed at 5S;xtsse
lao o. rejected Ut x5c; Ii 90 bu b. tsimp nj J G:
" tf:;Gk eN bu do ~ free On hnrt 10y
nno =: t9 oa ears Al the inside Tor puor ~,
erTa5ua ,T M The market declined ia for ypor ~ @ ~,
anu @ 5aG 1or June, nnd other futures Ernkenad dJ,
- me btK receipts tia crs} IND ~!
Cte4Sc IN Inc etocH csluAtd the weHkna.s N
& ~ as9 wy Nu, and the May shorts wh, arc snn
pusTu - ne !eW now, were holding back nr hrv1pp
ana ie oh @ 70 ;sc, closing IT xe}5sIlc Gash S9aS
e;oseq at noout ss}s the bulk Ut the ynes hsirr
A;c June 500 early a1Ic and down u. aS1:4.at ~
Gt!os'n:. " t4sfetS9SG july sold q. ~; r,ss
tE ~ Ie inside 9et1cr the year Wa n, 1
M aRaea mas onarcd a &c snnp!e. were tai1ty' aug lug
~ ~ -. " y 1J tu rejected Vi Ms,. II sH9
~ s;sa1pit ut taa4c tracks ami il I'm h 11, ou
I IUtAt. i1 uu bu ~ @'' A'ee oa poard |
afE-"as quiet and steady. NO. sold .t Sc, and
, 1880-05-23
VICTOR BABY FOOD.
WHAT Is THE BEST FOOD FOR mi.
FAMTG7

The arttacial feeding of infants has engaged III.
ysar y he sna 4,nsp e
Standing the tender and nntras ds1oon y H.
w any cna,sn dG
fem SaasIs q os shs
oversaxed efforts In the duties Of motherhood Sron
q sna In the
He1e Is the most humans mission which ever en-
Few mothers altogether rited in th!, pge Of ii.
normal excitement to give exclusive noaris6meat 10
hesty zoo n
s6e ae9nan md of but ony
80 ii m 5e eSs as
motherz TO raise healthy and vigorous race of.hq.
The prevalent obtectons agaln,t the artificial feed
Ing Ut infants have no vad Foundation either in res
as
eos mas Sf Pf91d 81 sd atss
sly the great benefits to be derived from propsr ut
Medical Il " srse esse'5fs2 q s2ss:
abty who has been cIose observer on hi, subject
5sSZ
h g,; Thy s,d = IN . aosi
: fae naapssss st e. pa''F tses A''
gsd Ths eSa fod Ian In rs earliest day
Aeu " HualaUG 49UA+ tAcH lIic 10un140on OF Rbud
constitution Is lad whereas insufficient food or that
OF an Inferior quality inevitably ep4erder3 the rsy1us
Of disease and snnefinG It s readily admitted tbat
Where the mother IS perfectly healthy. and The supply
until the child has attained the age Of smonth.
the cse that the tntnnt becomes and debitaIei
without my npparunt cause when, II the truth wefe
Known: It Is the lnsufhctsncy OF the mothers mill
either In quantity quality.
an eminent medical authority declares: II do not
believe thut Dne-hAtf OF the children WHO are toav
fsnM ne oFet tn 91s e are
Is the remedy? Artificial food Of some kind must 6a
nuf
, 1880-05-23
TILE UNION TRUST COMPANY BASK.
Northeast corner Madison and Dearbo1n-sts,
Receives savings deposits and allows interest On
at the rate Of ~ per cent subject to the rules OF the
hank. GIN. WILSON. Cashier.

NEW E11HK.
Spee$af Dispatch to 114 C0fcoaa 7srfn,ts,,


New YORK. May aa.--As might have been cx-
pected, the opening Of to-day's markets was at
tended with great excitement Coal stocks were
thrown out In lots Of thousands Of shares, which
carried prices down rapidly, Reading making
another severe break. and the entire list Of act
I've stocks sharing In the Generalization, But
good buyers were not wanting, and before noon
the market stcadied and to SONIC extent recoy-
cred, though the coal shares did not regain
much of thetr. decline Trading relapsed into
ddullncss from this point on, but there was m
evident tendency to stiffen prices, due to tho
covering OF shorts bent on realizing :tbe
profits of the week. Just before the close
there was another Rigging off and subsequent
recovery, when Lake Shore and Granger stocks
vero bid up In order to give an appearance Of
strength to the general market, There is feel
Ing of relief that to-dar's transactions have not
been disturbed by failures, and it is conceded
TINT most Of the losses fall upon the heavier
class Of spectators. Although the market
, 1880-05-23

Ine leading produce markets were irregular
and nervous Saturday. Wheat about held tts
own on futures, and WIS stronger for this
month. In sympathy with t1rmcr tone in Liver
pool though probably not because of it. The
iao'cauons were that wheat would have ad-
vanced decidedly but fol! the unsettled eonilI-
ton Of stocks on the seaboard. which 1ndncad
some Eastern men to send orders here to
sel wheat 4 great deal Of uneasiness still ex-
lsts In regard to the probable course Of the
MARKET during the next seven business DAYS.
1orn was weakened by big receipts aud fine
"eatner' with gradual accumulation here,
winch may, however, be lessened rs result Of
sreot activity in charter1ng vessels Saturday.
oa1s 1eu OIL In sympathy with corn. Provisions
, 1880-05-23
NEW YORK

NE" YORK.
NEW YonE, May 2.-Co1ToS-Duu at II 13-1fau
15-l8c.
FLoUR-Dull.
G1sAIS-Wheat unsettled and Irregular: receipts,
26W BIT tnsraded spring. $l.l0 No. spring, sLl8149
LII; unH6ted red, xl-&@lE36 No. do. sl3t1x&Lxa:
mixed wfdter Sl2s: No. amber S3l5 ungraded
white <234; No. do. Il, coo blu, <l27@l2s No.2 red,
May, o00 bu at s1sasla June, Isl o0 hu. At sl255
@l2GH; July. 5000 bu. At sLle&L1G!<- Corn lower;
receipts ae 900 ou; ungraded, 534G55o No 3 SIC; No.
54ai5c; low mixed 515c; No May, S3&53}{c; June,
5os50fs July ayfe. Oats heayy; receipts DoW ou
HAY-Active and hgu1; 7lieHlc,
HOPS-Unchangud.
GRocEnlEs-Co1ee quiet but steady; Rio cargoes,
13@l5&c; JOB lots 13tl14c. SuxarFair demandi fair
to good. Y-iHss7Ac. Muasses Unchanged
PETHoLECM-Duli and easier; United. Soc crude,
G5s97Ac: retlned. TIC.
YALLoW-Quiet but steady; g1$o
hEslN-Qufet but nrm at 5;1S@EAc,
TuHrENTISE-Dull; Aj16{SZc.
EGGs-t2utet; l04kGl14c.
IEATHEH-Steady; hem1ock so1e etc. 2f@4c-
. WooL-Dn!l and heavy: domestic neeces, E3@57c:
pulled. Aht53c; unWashed 1883Sc; Texas, l8t136c.
F'toy1s1oSs-pork lower; old NESS 5000: new,
G1la Beef unchanged. Cut-meats quiet; long clear
MiddleA $50; shost, <',m Lard heavy; prime steam
hUTTEH-pun and unsettled: ss17c.
Wu1sKY-Somnal: sI.130LE.
METALS -ManMfactured copper dull; new sheetfng,
c; tnsot lake, ls1e9c. Fig iron quiet but atasdy;
American: $3.oGs&a0o; Scotch: Sn9Sa2am
NAILs-Cut, Bac; c!inch, $3509t1Ha
. lAoS-Hussia sheetnC, 8ll
, 1880-05-23
THE YEARS ARE PASSING BY,

The years are passing byl
We watch, as from an open door,
Their passage through Times corridor;
Each shadow, in its fnlling, slopes
Across the grave Of buried hopes;
The pulse Of being slower beats
Through Winters snow, through Summer'sh heat!
And faith and hope and love grow cold
AS we grow oid-as We grow old!
The years are passing byi
The years are passing byl
LINES record hath such pages blurred
With hasty deed, with bitter word;
@ Snch sud mistakes mark all life's years.
We scarce can read, because of tears;
We SEQ dead faces on the walls,
We hear dead voices in the halls,
we Kiss some nDs Wo cannot sec--
The years are passing by!
The years are passing byl
They carry with them as they gp
The s1lin, the sunshine, and the snow:
Iney leave behind the drift OF days
wherein each soul some penance pays;
Some hopes We have, but not our own.
Some loves we cherish, moi alone:
A. And there are leaves and faded flowers
Ihat tel sud tales in melnorys hours.
The years are passing by.
The years are passing byi
The seal Of silence on our Lips
W. closer press. Times ulnbrp dina
70 deeper darkness down tho lane
IN through which We walk to hide our pain
we smile and smile as one who bears
= me untouched by grief or cares,
But when in solitude we wait,
We bow our head at sorrQw's gate.
The years arc passing byl
The years arc passing byl
Another joins the passing band!
0h, is there not some other lund
Where compensation for all Ills
The measure Of lIfe's being f1fIs2
We wait the answer, but in vain,
The shadow fulls, n sense Of pai11
Rests on US whereso'er we 60
And whispers Of the sod and SNOW.
The years arc passing byI
, 1880-05-23
BOSTON.
Special Ditpateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.


Special Dttpotth to The Chicago Tribune.
BOSTON, May eee.-The stock market to-day
continued to show the same quictness aud dull
ness that has characterized it for several days
past Land stocks wece even more dull than
usual. but showed considerable strength:
Rullroad stocks neglected. and showed but few
changes. Little Rock was the most active on the
list, and fell of 4, to BIZ. Sales Of Cincinnati,
Sandusky e. Cleveland were made at TO- while
among the home roads there were several small
sales. Of Boston g. Mime aud Lowell &c Old
Colony.
Bonds and securities, with the exception of
Hartford s. Erie IS, which sold at 3g1G38M, had
no feature.
Mining stocks were fairly active, but with
light transaction and no changes worthy Of note,
The market Rs whole has well maintained the
good feeling Of the past few days.
EOREIGN.
LONDON, May 2t-Consols, 90 3-18; account,
90 SIS.
American seourides-New IS, 105s: AIS Ill;
4s, 109A; Illinois Central, los; Pennsylvania
Central. ooh; Erie, 3fA; do seconds, 81; Read
ing. HA.
PARIS, May 22-Rentes, s5f 35c.
, 1880-05-23
By TELEGRAPH.


! - FOREIGN.
| Special Dispatch to TAi Chicago Tribune.
| I1vKnroo1, May 2+1l:30 e. na--BLouR-No.1 ]. III
Cd; o.c, los.
Observation-Disclosures, NO. l. los Cd; No. 9. lbs;
spring. No. l. los; No. 2 3e white, No los Id; No.
81 Sd; club No. l. los Cd; No. 2 l0a- CarnNaN. No.
T 2 IS Id; old. No. /, IS Id; No. ?, IS I'd
PKovIs1nNs-Pork. 62s. Lard SIS.
LIVERPOOL, May 22-CoTToN-Du1l and easier at
GIGS S-lsd sales 400; speculation and export. 5oo
American. :, 100.
PRov1sIoSs-Prime mesa pork, 62a- American lard.
57a-
CHEEsE-F1ne American, .@s
LONDON, May 1-TAILoW-B4ne American, lis Sd
G42s.
LrSsEEp Qn-27sa27s I'd.
ANTWERP, May y3..-PETRoLEUM-1S4f
The following wera received By the Chicago Board
OF Trnde:
LrvRRpnoL, May 22-l1:3o L. 1u.-E1our, nn@12s I'd.
:Whent-Winter. l6s@10s Cd; spring. Bolts; white, %
saals tdj Club los@lssd Corn, is @d@5s ID PORK
LIVERPOOL, May 22.-Whsat steady. no pressure to
sell; red winter lbs Gd No. spring. lid: No. do.
9s 3D. Corn IN fay demand nnd trim at IS Nd Cur
ssgring advanced q. Corn ln fair demand n Arrived
Wheat not much doing. Corn firm and 3d higher.
Pork dull ana d lower at a Lard dull and 30 lover
c6ssxe e 81 RnsDRm ;se! C G ~ s a. 1ao~ '
Corn nrn at 5s ia Mack LASE-Carroes OF coas1-
Wheat steady; fair average No. spring. lis 6dsaa.
Corn firm. cargoes on passaxa-Wheat quiet Corn
shade enssr Fair ayez.ge qualify Of j., Amerisan q @
Shipments from d Baltic, BIaoE sea, and AxoT ports
have beeu very AruAlL
, 1880-05-23

"1tndrawn from store during Friday for city
consumption: s7S bu corn; lit bu barley.
Inc following grain was inspected into store
IN thls city Saturday morning cars No. 2
WINTER wheat, car mixed, 100 cars No. spring.
- ears NO. DO, cars rejected. cars no grade
!1"' "neat'' S18 cars and 400 bu No. corn :9l
CARS and .uO bu high mixed, cars new mixed
a cars and 400 bu rejected, cars no ern1le
Law corn: cars No. oats, 50 ours No.
white, 81 cars No. mixed. 35 cars rejected n74
oats; cars No. rye, S cars No. 3 barley, cars
extra. Total u,5'8 cars), 804, ,0Oo bu. Inspected
oat' D. lt' bu wheat, 81, ,376 bu corn, 47,0A bu
oats. no bu barley
iae Io9fowing table shows the movement OF
oreaostuns and live stock in this city during the
, 1880-05-23
MILWAUKEE,.

Special DssPateh to Tho Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2.-GRAIN-The market
to-dar has been uneyentfuL The bulls made = des-
parate effort to raiso values to d point more In
accord with Chicago, but they had no success de-
cline Ut about NC nli around from the opening prices
resulted MAY closed ut u 0iA June at tl-o7 and July
to-daT Is 3eAoU bu AGAINST o bu last year. md
to-day arc 81. u1 bu, against 3, ,uU bu Eeespts.
, 1880-05-23

Chicago. Milwaukee s. St. Paul IS, Minnesota
Southern Division, were sold at par and Interest
4 Chicago Syndicate made bid for the whole
issue Of these bonds. to the amount OF $l*50G,0OO
and would have secured them had the bid been
mado in time. The accumulation of capital at
this point is rapidly making Chicago a financial
centre of great Importance.
Cook County S. sold at 10{5x
, 1880-05-23

fns 15 chz1:h u 81 &seagxtek street. mar Chicago a'enu
e st'if
METHODIST.
Dr. soa ~ IN the sf e @
Gaatsh i not Mors s saeoessfai sa Evening: "Ete'
sss s r !. CD +
saes u ~ T. Rs
4g$e - + i r.! = %lsin Azteur: ! de,es.te trom Il
4 Ths &sa
:, E.sa @ ssssas Il
rne Scs ssso Van Horne viii preach in the Mich
5ss + r. yc5as 1 ncsxs5 As!Rs fsS!sfs E2S!ssx
DeP hs!af' III Il the
Street Church corner of Forty-soEenth street morn
;5sss S;sSs ~ II g.ss r. sas a.
' z: s:: i'll .ss i
oeT Fse Hs9 s1e f'fa,n csxs.no VII, n,e,cb IN .se
Plses Church, corner Of LarTabee street. moTnlnG
.ee 9ssnsss &s7. T, stro~ords. will preach in the
Eark Avenne Church, corner u kobey street morn
sst, eas.s .. ~ REsas IL sss wss
ksS $ee5xe ca.se III! preach ,a the Yu|sos
sssss II IL grsssa T. s. Ess
sTss 5ss: M:Fa.a II, preach in = The as..ea
aey + Ans u. in
io e ~ I'D inm ~, nro.e, ~ ~. win.
ter Street Church Forfr-seventh street, morning ana
*7sPs; 3Ss Rev. $. r. sa.- viii Drs.sa IN ,a. DIXON
sTesps sss, Church near North avenue morning and
G ssst Church corner OF Ambrose street. morning
Church, corner Of Harrison and PauIiuR streets,
pnEsBYTERIAs
1,he Rev. ]. n va,ker win nrrocb IN ,ha r,nnnau
Pa5E sa shHrch psa @osnnF snd sysalae
bs 5.y ssa ess;es sSs5
Sn:sI coser " stacenRez aao oak avenues NJ
The Esv; 5s9aes Maelaash..a xin preach T. :he
i e se;sss 5Ssss et 81 s:.s ~
Avenue ana twentieth street. 1t io:s5 q u. md rs
q: Tn. Kev. N. West Will prsaeh IN the Eighth
Church Church eo5nsr a Of Ws.t Washington and Robey
The Rev.J r Breese vii preach In the Holland .
e!yrs* hev. Arthur Mitchell, will preach ii, the First
ss.s;Sa io5. Eveaiax services xtil e Ss1d II
The lter- A. T. k1trodEe Will prcach IN the Third
Ennreh crse! of Ashland and Ogden avenues, at
N-N T. NJ Ard s:D T. nj. Morning subject: '1he Par
1ees of the irp.rtnnais Friend nna 11npoEtunute
1nan.aip Needed It the Present Time"
p. -Ihe Her. r. n. Barrett Will preach In The Vest
minister Church, corner ut West Jackson and Pecria
T,ts n s. ~ IL r. = ~, ~ .t1 a. -. T.. y u
the Fifh Church corner OF indiana nrenue md Th,r
1teth street. 1t fD:E) 4 m This ReY r Wishard Vii
preach Ut u n "
The Rev " e. Miller vii, nresch in tha Reon,on
Street Church West Fourteenth siseet near Thronn
in the evening.
ton Avenue ihurc6 nenr Eorth C1arf 1treeT af i0:
n mi and IN n n ~ e 0A Aee" ~ 1o'''
The Hav &T,hrr sr,,ov .t,, r-o.oe IL 4ha r.-x-
nrst 1aa1 n hn1ch =; ,a ~, preach IN the Forty
~ ~ ~
BAPTIST |
The Rev. George C. 1orimer will preach in the First
Church. corner South rnrk Avenue md Thirtv-irst
street at ii T. ~ and is 0, NJ Morntna snbtec9:
- Tbs Grief Bearer In Gethsemane" Ereuin0 snb-
1ec3: Ihe islous OF tht. lnTlslh1e."
fhe SeonT t.uvrth --nn. ~ ao eseunk N
xtreefs ' oA '"ot0oo LILA notsao
-Tnera x,, ha prcacb,no rnorn,,, :.,a ..or,nu T.,
Eng aicntsan Avenue Church, near Twenty-thfu |
s4ert. 11a D p . 1y,x.. ,,, -
~ 1ss; E p 1u1ger1 Hui pFeacn morning and
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Ing IN The Sorti S,.r hnr c"rncp - Hna eren
, 1880-05-23
COMMERCIAL,

The following we're the receipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the twcnty-four hours ending al O clock
Saturday morning, and tho corresponding time
last year: