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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
DECLINING A NOMINATION.

The Republican Convention of the With
Senate strict last evening in the Blocker "o,.dns
II was generally understood that Senator Robert Il
SrahaI would be gwen the compliment % nomination.
but would decline it, The Convention elected /! Cor .
missioner Van Colt chairman ana j. W. Jacohus ana
Charles Blackie secretaries. vote wss taken ana
Robert II. Sahan received 80 votes aud Geor-e T. Ae-
kle rs. A c0lnBittee, headed by Fire CoInmifs"ner
Van Colt appointed to inform Senator S'IAhhh q"
bic reorganization. II returned With tho following
letter, which was read TO Ire Convention:
70 the Clarnln anf Members ~ the Senatorial Con
veufiCn n the Win Senate RistTt'i; .,
GENTLEMEN: T committee appointed nv Won or WI
purrOss has Informed t'at nave been reE"lhat'u
or the Office Senator for tne WITH senate DE- 'l'
Wuiie anprrcia'e nly tire honor gu have cuh "fe1
upitn ne. and thanks Tor we sit,
beg that cannot acCrpt TIE nomination NHhuu'
ainipn desire Or further legislative service "
teluned time not 20 seek rce"eti7i, HHu
therefore. while repeating ny appreciation ~ 'hc ho
OF q re-unn.naton setera,e MY determination hot 10
enter the pre- ent canvass. ,.
Trusting III . your elo'ce will fan upon nominee
vino vii represent people oi tis Important dhtret
to their entire sItisfaedJu am very tray yolr',
RrBEHT H. STR .HAS.
No go West rcnglsrcOn6-s. Ncfr- YORK; Oct. IL 1851
Thec0nventiou then adjourned til Tuesday evening neN
at the sane place. II the general impression '''
ex-Assembyman Jalues ". RcBm9pd woull reeriV" TIE
nomination. j. W. Jarobns urged by his friends 10
become candidate, but positively declined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
CANpLDArEs FOk SURROGATE.

The declnatlOI OF Charles \. jackson TO
acce II the ncmihaIiOn lor surrogate Oh t"e County
Democratic ticket the chief tOllc III political crccs
yesterday The assigned by Mr. JacEB"n for lilo
,etleu Nas that business would not adult Of Ills
.ltng the nomination, The leaders oi TIE County De
nocracy could give clear idea yesterday TO who
would De likely the uuJinatlUn Prominent
among those spoken of are Z. A Hand, Richard OGDr
man, Wheeler IL PccEhan. ex-J Judge BOs~orth Everett
Z. Wheeler and Charles Crary. The friends Ol Crazy
are very anxious lie sbUJd receive the nomination
aad say that would make stiOng The
will DC decided to-,iay. the General Committee the
County DeIuuCiaCy meCts Tonight, at COupcr Institute
aud that body lie empowered 10 all vacancies on t.r
GcKet.
I.ere art d Of The f1rnbers Of the County DeInOc
sacy who tag0T supporting 5drrog. GAVIN, bat tabs
10 opposed o. Tie great majority, OB the grOuua inH 70
Woiud lock like playing second hddo 10 Iam.Hany
Hall.
IL was the general impression last evening in we'll
Oiti al circles thai stephen A. " dcr the
presilrn. 81 the Board Edlcttiu, likely 10 be tle
Candidate Tor surrogate OI tAe county DrnJcrii.y.
Ii T pOgteu estuidag th4t linu t"O sIa others
H0ul candidates before tbc IL ubiC4h County Con
yeruUn fpT me Otre % surrogate. against Daniel IL
kOilnn, DisirlctA ttVrucS. inquiry revealed tie
tact tLat Mr. kOuI II moi candidate, am iIdt hr.
Rollins Is pretty certain 10 be nominated YthOut OppO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
MR.. McKEoN ACCEPTS HIS NOMINATION.

The committee, headed by Nelson j. Water
burr, epy onted by the County Democracy 10 INFORM
John Mex OF his nomination Tor District Attorney
met that gentleman yesterday AT bis OAire, No 1914
l,r,,s,lway Mr. Waterbury offered Mr. hckeOn tuo
NOMINATION IN behalf OF the County Democracy in II
complimentary speech. Mr. MckcOh replied that hr hal
no words to express his qualification at tie nOnuaton.
Tie Only guarantee could give bis la
past II Oucted NOald discharge tc dutrs the
lion pTUlocI 4Iscs rOicrtS all tue
psOiie. Later dag tHe irving hah IOt"bittee
waitel upOn MCknOu and 0ncT0u nli TIE uonlla-
tpL behalf Of tLeIr ORGANIZATION. ali. aChsOh nc
led lltis also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
CONTEST IN The Ixra SENATE DISTRICT.

Ia the lAth senate DlSUflCt there Is a Rather
curious condition % things among the Democrats.
spinrla already been nominated To the Senate
BY Tsm0any Hall rte County Democracy viii select
candidate Monday next The for this nom
InAtiOn has narrowed down 10 ex-senator r. N. BixbY
and Luke Cozans. Each claims THAI lie the
Io,itiun The alliance between Irving uth aud II -
many Hall dOes hot extend 10 this nUniuatiOu Inc
I.sinK Hal leaders say L8i CCzaHs viii Oe a0rUs I'd by
their Organization gets the COLny Democracy
inauOu. Toerr IL Also a sfUng prObaDn.ty tIat Mr.
BiApy vcud receive the oane prt should he succeed
H. getting the County Democracy 10 uaiue ann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

HE U'lnOrraIS OF W tsIVHt5IVT NUIITVF HVI" \"
Convention White Plains Thursday for the purpose OF
nominating for county officers Isaac BNoIon,
of Sing Sing was chosen Chairman TIE following nomi
natiuns were made: For County Treasurer Robert r.
ulua e. Superintendent Of The Poor or the full term
Joseph W TOmpkins Of TarrFtpun: superintendent i"r
the short term, tiil vacancy Michael Dhon, OF
New Rochelle: Corourrs Major Thomas q. Archer al the
Assembly District Leonard D. Tier. o. the ia DIS
trict and Abraham Hyatt jr or the INA District; jug
tiCe of Sessions William {. Howe, o. sing sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
A CONTEST IN THE XrH DISTRICT.

The XIII District Republican Senate Con-
vention was held last evening at Morton Hall, No.
East ri g.niath-st., with +. c. Billings % chairman.
The DELEGATES from each Assembly District were called
in their order and when tho Xh District was reached
protest entered by W. s. Murray. against the aomS
sion OF tho delegation Needed by f. Lee, ;he ground
of Fraudulent and irregular election. On motion tne
credentials Of the contested tisTici we're reeiI 10
caIunee nf three, tie chair appointed tue looWhg
gentlemen To act William Duiard. q. 70 Nanbruut anu
H. Buchanan. No nominations being made, morton 10
adonrn was carried an a committee WAS appointed ny
the chairman to present names 'Or nomination. on M
reassemh,ing Of the Convention which ADJOURNED uhti
Wednesday next =, -.
Several Other Senate Conventions met ast might but
adjourned without action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
antlion 5ales of Real estate.
DRIAN II. MULLER. Auctionoer.

\ ""'N' - '-.----' ''"'''O''''''
EXECUToKs SALE OF NuARF PROPERTY on
SODTn-Sr
ADRIAN a. IL LfEH a son viii = n a. auction
OctoDcr -, a. A. O'Clock, tho
III. esrpnm II broadway.
~ - ,.rr uf } a.. $40 WELL, SURVIVING EXECU.
IOi. o. tie ESTA T. 81 LUCY "a. EDDY, DE"Da
yidcd 'Tc-i OF the t.t4ir 10 iha valuable
pr,t. ~ % ont IT,, eXtcDdng o. NHt Str' Ferry 10
Macon. aue. iputa scof inches, wnCn
cstt esd ~ loot trClu.. Or
81 IN on.tW OF the Shoo. n whole iIte.r,J
nae, IN peers Ii. H. and fhe dAls Of the bulk
hcau. tv,rcu. th' not mlI 900 ais
a. 30, 4 u.-os o. al loAecTs, iiIcst ts2p9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
GENERAL LOCAL POLITICS.
SUBMITTING TO IRVING HALL.
AN UXpLEAsANT DECISION WHICH TAhMANf BALL
HAD TO MAKE.

HAD TO MAKE -.
The Tammany COMMITTEES ON OFgahiI'''o'
was in session three hours yesterday
arin. vorious political matters. Tho HI.
ouestion hrou ht before it was 'De ,,r,
- lie oo,o,,,ttee appointed to confer "ltb HN'"6
Hallap agree upon candidates Tor tAe ioc'' IN -
frea Al tais clectioa. Toe e0'im'eo Pt.5.
further IN IN ne agreement upon county 'i"o 70
nominated othing lad been decided except III "no ~
t,tct In the Yth Judicial District an agreement H"
-, ,,,le ths, Tllamaay should nominate ahd support
4,,ot.v l. Campbell, the irving Han camud'ie 'oI
Cyd Jgsce IA return .OrIrvng Hall supporter AH''"'
+ Grads for State .naJor rae 60 mite SAT- lht
Irving Hail had submitted plan ioragreemeAt upon al
The other nonn lions; but toe plan was altogether 100
couur,. ep.ive" IL was practically demand upon INC
mart or Irving Hall that 1t should be allowed 10 name
more Than ,ne.aa OF the ca1la wAile N reahS II
had no ORGANIZATIONS In many Of the districts an" "@u
not oue-quarier the strength Of Taminany'
A ,nur ana earnest debate then followed upon the
adoption Of the report IN regard " Inc 'tH D"'''
Niebaei II. SgersOn candidate lcF CNH ""7"'o III
that dstrict AGAINST Campbell of IRVING Hail Inc Da'
Associaton sent IA letter 10 the Convention WINCH "o'
M rnurs lay uigt saying tuat Campbell was not ~
perspp 10 recp We the nomination, Dut lAa' MI 7'~'' ~
was We ouahhed Tue question was plal ~ 'u' 70 i.
lily 10 wnetieT Iahnany h"ii, &C. ,n aud $40
stances, could an0ra 10 Taeith'e vi uIji,Il
uort "A politician like CdnpDel loI JuulCiHi
o.se. Mr. crazy, WAC was 10 pi'ht ny Tue ~ n ~
1sa1,,ort Caup0sli spoke IN favor Of It. MemOels Oh
Tie Conference Committee finally set"el tie mat''l .!
I'll Ia :. 4,
lauuIany coaaty nominations uhiese it'dhIAh5 "o't
support CampUetL ODs 81 IH0sS PicSou' =, -
il tie only object Irving Han h@d m tAlS
canvass was to elect CanpDTh O'Il '"9
tee, the less IAal'dany ii@u i"'u hs cold
NYtn IL tie be ter Mr. olgcisO1 hnaily hhG ne "Vua
wi tnaraW Lis name en'iida'e, ana II was 'nc'
'... =, ,ni,,, 49,. tan,eli waen toe Iaiumahy Dis-
trtct O. nv e ion Tue conference Ollin4e'
however, was Jscua Ee0, ad COM al. ~ VI ~
pnlnra 10 in urln the IrviuS Hal committee toN"! III
nateyer 90 bluatODs were LaIe bcle"'.1i "ouiu N'0
to De uy District AssOoIat.Ohs ana not ~ any ~
trail bOUy. ......,.u,, g., ,.,.,rt q, g,
p,llI,uru account of Ii,understhhdln5 D5J" COZ hu
Sci, and ,JOnu hey because iAiuihAly nan hHd lOl
renOm,uAed kcsrseJ canliaAte loF Oi'li J"o''Vo
be yllut ueC.sIOn vi me Convention anu tAH1 40 "
tended " support Ihonss H. tei'ner lho iolla Ca" u
0aIe .I.re MAS diGCIeucc uc."ccn himself a"u
"i.e leader TaiuhIany uaii JJHh ko.y, VINO h'u no
Stronger supporter than no. ih 'ae., M i
kcaincy, Il s.au 10 IuOfe loE i@-An"H5 nNii -N'
tuan ever Oe.ure. ,. Ia ...i.- ,,.o.,
we're maze LOT u Jolul IathcatOA nAON'
tng wlIn irving Hall next WCoA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
THE REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE.

Tie Republican State Committee has re-
ceiy.d reports Mituin the last lev days rom every
conty IN tie state as to the condition of Tie party or
rauizatiou ana the outlook for tie Tuese re-
por,s are all satisfactory with or two exceptions
There is some trouble Erie County, of the kepuD
cau Wspapers having bOiied the regular local
ticket There two Republican candidates for the
Assembly In the lat District Oi Oswego County. and TWO
candidates Tor the the Rochester district The
local committees report however that even tDese con-
tests are not acaby settled BEFORE election they Will
not interfere with tbs state ticket but per
haps may aid it ny bringing iun vote i'll those dis
tricts.
In every instance the committees report that the out
look Tor general success 10 good From these carefully
prepared reports 1t Is believed In tue State Committee
rooms that the Republicans VIII carry the state 0y
larger majority than last year. Tie first dOcu-
uent L. sned the inaugural address Of President
Arthur tine platform the entiUu, and tbs
speeches o tns tenpurary Chairman 5eua or Miller aud
the permanent chaTna0, CIahncey NJ De
pew. Tue presidents and secretaries OF the
are working IN full accord with the STATE
Committee Special Efforts making 10 get the he
publicans to register NEGLECT OF tns
only danger threatens Kepubican success 10 THIS
al TINS election
Chairman Carpenter has received the following letter
from the Chairman OF the Republican state Committee IN
Ohio:
DEAR SIR: The concentrations contained ia your
TELEGRAM of Yesterday give Committee tie greatest
plea .nrs ana we TANK YOU them. Tney that
tia republicans Throughout tue nation are well uui 81
aud st rejoice in Ia 0Jbers victories. iLc Repubi-
ohio WatcnlnE the contest ~ you state
with great interest and nave their ~IOccre wishes Tor
nr fullest We yet received the uival
taat Governor Fosters plurality VIII h" about 1900,
AUD that our plurality upon remainder 81 the STATE
ticket VIII De- about 5000 larger Tue Legislature Is
CHOICE X. NASH"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
ACTION OF GERMAN REPUBLICANS.

A meeting Of the German Republican Cen
tra heii last evening y" 30 BoWcry.
Resolutions adopted, rdtifyDs tGe GpmtIons
pisiiOrn OF the Republican, STATE Convention regretlg
that the proposed roei gazioD o tue party lad been
defeated urging The state Committee 10 steps
10 arI "A orgsuizstun of the party city. IL
also resolved 10 support Republican local nOiDiua-
tiuns that were deemed unit. The Executive tOunt-
Tee Was Instructed cU-Icr with cUnHItt tie
CarrndOu ual Republican, Lrutral Cab alld O,icT
gabzaOns. aud consider what acI" suoud be taheD IN
regard county ana local ir'liiHOIs. a cUDui!tLcr
appointed 10 address ~ German ICp.J-
icsns y the Issues Vf the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

rNITEn sTATEs srPRENE corRr

WA-mNGroN, Oct.2l.--lu tnc supreme Court
o. the uuftcI states to-ay the following buNuc-.
transacted;
so. 5i-JAmrs Kelly painud n eu'r, Rgt he Ctv ~
P.J.- ,uf tlr ufr.Ir CuGII 90 'cru-Flv
AigDr, no. ..lir liy o. ,hI,sE appellant o. WlIi4u
&. cDJ-IT- iV.fIi frpu ILLINOIS IeIrt.
Adjourned anti Auuual AZ J.. oUttrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
LONG ISLAND DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES

The Democrats OF Queens County held their
County Convention at the Town Hall, in Jamaica. Thurs
day afternoon Francis b. Baldwin, OF Hampstead
was nominated for Comfy Treasurer James Robinson
Long Island CITY, for Coroner and Thomas Lawrence
of Flushrs, for Justice Of the Sessions.
The Suffolk County Democrats held their County and
Aese ably Conventions at PatchuCuc Thursday alter
noon and made the following nominations: For Mem
her Of Assembly, Brndley ID. 81 ,ht, Of sag Harblr
ID strict Attorney, John T. Reid Of Babylon; County
Treasurer, Edward Haw kns OF JamcsIort Justice OF
the Sessions. Charles r. smith Scnonl Comm sSiOerS
First District Douglas Cunkin. ~ Hundnzt0n; Secono
ID strict George A. Clraves of Green Ur:; Coroncfr -
f. Preston, Henry LsnsdOn and Ii. Miles, ana W. A.
Hedges Fishers Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
NO OBJECTIONS 10 CONTRIBUTIONS.

The statement that Register Docharty had
refused ailOS any political TO made
the snplOyes III his Oicc refused 10 contribute
himself Il eInPhat.caly denied 10y Mr. DocAarty lie
has never levied ieHs himself hut us uD-
jccIed ~ els eiu0l contributing toward Xpcuscs
81 a ponucai cam align ana Uoos not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Goth It, q. %, = ., "'ov'. "5vloa2; FL Flana. ~,
-ln CO. " ~" g." N' T''f ,-, v,-, oua ,I. -
w. ~. F.nn-s Leonard to william water.
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sam. u-,.--N; q o gle NJ F'Ir"gton 10 Emma
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

ton will be held at Richmond on Wednesday next inc
candidates tor County Judge are numerous, an org
them being stephen Stephens AMI EXP strict Attorney
Crook me Republicans VIII probably reu0Einatt tOmp-
kins WesfeTYelE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
Groo dim lroaert, FOR sal: an> 90 Get

A FINE 9 STORY and basement brown
~ house, cabinet dnshed select locality mi BIT
exchange Of value HAS. MCLlCIAEI, l[O
LrJalwsy.
Ar 1000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
lllf in Br)okYn mar - le, IDrscIrS tniLI
immediate vicinity Of pave InI ssw5roL ,srJ5sB az LAND
= ,TIIttN :. ~ Ntsili-5-
TENO LEr-3-Story high StOoD, brOwl stone,
ais Carlton.aye., near Prospect Park rutland
WHITING, IL NsttkI.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
A JERSEY - cANpIDATE.

The Democrats of tie Ist Assembly District
Of Jsrsy Cty ILursdly evening nominated Edward Nc
LaugLlin Member of Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
Clln Real G5talt l.Jr sale.

4 NEW LIST OF houses for sale sent 10 any
y aIalr,A L. =. CLARkSON q CO.. rino-st. and GsG
stI.aNc
DFkEMAN-ST., near GOld.-Fye-stOry sub
siu al marble building. or safe aueXcclent nNpstmont
.t.JI.l.J. 81 " ~ ~ -. III Na'aau-st
NOR SALE.-A fOur-story brown stone front
/ frldrrcr t2Ox55 Leuox nh In ucroc order;
'i,t, i,...ss,.uil Gail AZ lUJ Fast GIth-8L
NOR SALE.-A iour-story brOwn-Stonc front
r, d.ce ou IL OK Ia 2 x5i S. perfect order. imme-
,Ii te tus 8, ~. Can Al 100 East Ggih y.
NOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
D desirable hrcr-spry fng,'H huuSo last
4 fs one door cI,i Of Le.u ;t0u-ive opposite the
Mummy Ilu Prsb TEXAN thurh the uou,r contain.
Tle anf bathroom kitchru izo To- q 3.6;
sir IN desirable IL anily Apply
Ia MAXI KLENEN, 80 Lucrty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
THE Party or low 1AXES.
A REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATIONS REDUCES THE
STATE TAXES THE PRESENT YEAR rHR MILL
IONS OF DoLLAEs-IHs LOWEST AMOUNT SINCE
THE

IONS NJ DOLLAES-lHt LOWEST AMOUNT sINCE
THE WAR
From Thr Albany Ecprrss q Ocf0bcr 2o
The last Legislature, aide by the vetOes OF
Governor Cornell. reduced the taxes n tIl- state about
,,u,.-tnri sdrcting saving of over S3,uoD,OOO
TIE total amount levied IL less than during ans
wear since the war and rss than during any yc 0i tie
Administration u the sO-caiiei Prince Economics
ucins Rob usonl IA the foil, wing statement viii show
1877 SS. I'D O
1873 1'i'l' 80
bh"- ~ "a
Having thus reached tho uiIum ~ cxpcu .uIe uu-
der RcUulirtli Administrations 10 would DE o.y Co
turn to Drmncri &c ls aud tus invite 10 higher rate,
OF taxation. TIE iuowin table b. compari-"n IA dc-
tail between taxes Tor s4tc purposes ts year ud
llstN wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
Eouscs an0 Rooms f0anteo.

XTANTED.-A floor or rooms for hOusekeep-
w Ing by phytcian and wife (private ouse proierredl
with tIJl- Tor Office location IAN To 42dsts
AdIre 4, with Iu.l particulars, H., Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

SEEKING OFFICE oN STATEN ISLAND.
The hichmond County Democratic ConveD-
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REAL ESTATE.

Nryv-S0rr. Tri'av. Oct. 81 1881.
The following sales were held ut the Exchange
salosrOou to-day
By r. IT. Lpi'oJ0 q -.
4ioi' 81 I. ~ cr,o, owl o'' sl2ooC
lot o. wr,, .l..,t $50 Il " of nt'pve. each TX $50
81 Z X ,e Ter i~'V'
rVLL O. J. Thfitot
I 4.sforv hrirV hullfiu'. win loi y" n" AZ ans
D. --o go" ''''''' ''' ~ 80. ''.'..' ooOC
Pr Psyr1rd c1nv'A.
.t,,-v hr,sr t'tn, ~ fN lot 20 . 80 'f4ve -
~ Io, , '.''' 40 . .-,. osOl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Church Of the Covenant (Presbyterian), Park ave
3jth-st., the Rev. MARVIN u VINCENT, d. D.,
Pastor will preach sunday Odd inst Services a. IL and
800 p IN. sqndayscb at $3.50 Z. m. Weekly meeting
"Wednesday, al y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

AIadisBn Avenue Baptist Church. corner OF 3.t-st-
Preaching BY TIA. pastor, The Rev. NV Bird IMAM.
Dh ugiay "a tDhsr -2 Services lt II AMI ia
sunday logl al $3.50 Chapel seTyie Wednesday
ey Z al 7:l5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

The Rev C. II. EATON, Pastor, Win ofeate iours OF
vice, II a. and 7.t5 p m. Morning subject :" Fate
AMI Freedom" Evening :" Come 70 Blessed Depart 70
sed r.xpN sitiOn.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Churcb Of Our saviour Sixth Unyerslls SOCIETY," 9TH
ST., Sth.aye. - JAMES NJ. PULLMAN. d. d..
Pastor Sunday morning IL. So Ject 1.-The Pl co
ami Work OF the UEyeTsalst Church" Evening 7:45
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Brick Church. shave and 37th-st.-Ths Pastor Rev
l. ID. BEVAN, VIII preach Sunday morning III and In
tbp canine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Church Of the tIGiy rrinity Mads2naye and t2d.st.
ii a IN. and 7:s0 p m. Morning subject Confession
AbaontOn the Protestant Episcopal Church" Even
ing ChTisaBity the Friend Not the FOc OF Frys
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
Fir.t Rnntim Church. Pa

Eighty sixth Methodist Episcopal Church. be-
tween lie NingtOn ant ithaves the Rev ALBERT d. VAIL
y. D. Psstor.Seivi Tomorrow at 1910 a. and 81
DR.. VAILw III preach seats free All made welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Church of the Incarnation. MaisOnaye and 3jtlst.-
Tne Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, rector Divine services At IL
L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22

Fiub Avenue baptist Church, the Rev. Or. Aren't.
TAO pastor vii hold services $50 M In the Church VI
the DIVINE Paternity, 0thave, fJhSt, which has
bee kindly rendered Prayer meeting Wednesday $40 m.
o CONGREGATION and sIrangeIs Cordially ilNltel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-22
Rc!i9lons Noilces.

An class for the study of the "Inter
natio sunday Lesson" In the CHAPEL u BROAD
WAY TABERNACLE, this afternoon sta o'clock conducted
by the REV. A. p. sCHAUFkLER All PERSONS interested In
study ol Bible Invited.
A-Ianaee. II. DeNit A new lecture. Is the World
Better " Monday al
PrJsb, terrain Church. corner BrUoIe and kdse.sl%
Atthe West Presbyterian Csurcb, 42dst. between jh
and 81! AYES h. Professor FRANCIS BROWN
will preach tO-morIOw OF II a. in. ana 1870 p. IN.
Association Hail. 4th-avD aud 23d-at.
STANION SfkbEt BAPTIST CHUHGiL
REV. H. . hlSCOA Pantor
Preaching at ii a. IA. aud ..
SUNDAY school az 800 i.
At Sirck HAL, NO. n East llthstAt II O'Clock and
1ll, II \. j, DANIa viii deliver dtsrourscs RIO
fan 10 Test ot Truth and Darkness at the Ga,vs OF
lsut" -eryc DC In ut tue bor appointed. uOp music
solts free 10 aI.
~ >econd Unltnran Chnrch. conrr Clinton ana Con
gle7~-1ls. tnuuri fN nJTIu{ at Al clos, The hev.
lr IL ". hello NS,O NeW-l Ork VIII preach. All aIe
cordially invited outut4y-schoOi. $40 a. III
A. Presbyterian IhIrci, lih-st, between 9TH
ana Otl+yct--sciW.ea TJ-MDNIipW 80 80 a. u. and
I \. n. The pa,tu., the Rev SAMUEL NJ. uAMILIoN,
VII preach Le Juro on WEDNESDAY evening al ocl -.
Au,hSn Memorial Church 4shst.. west Of Gth ave.
Rev q. uE1HR NEWIuA viii preach al "A N, and VI
Choral Prayars AZ n III