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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
THE DISTRESS IN MICHIGAN.

CONTINUED INTEREST IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF TtiE MOURNING DR,PgRY To DE MADE
A meeting of the executive committee OF the
Michigan Fire Belief Commission held yesterday
afternoon az the Office Of It's president CROSBY, NO
400 broadway Offers we're read from g. Metcalfe
eimonson from Angel Co. and also from salisbury *
yanwagcpen 10 receive pack aud forward, free OF
charge mourning drapery contributed for the sufferers
II was decided have thousand large cards printed
soetng subscriptions aud 20 hang them In large stores
public offices and newspaper Offices throughout the city
Edward Hl was appOnted 10 see 10 the matter com
ittee consisting of W. L. Langley, W c. Dewey aud Dr.
Celand was appointed to communicate by writing and
an all other ways the different theatrical managers
and actors with the view Of having joint afternoon per
sorance the benefit Of the sufferers and TO visit the
managers OF the Academy OF Music and try TO obtain
for this performance Several theatrical managers have
already expressed themselves willing TO help carry
out ths plan Several firms and companies, among
which, were the Marvin Safe Company, the American
Express Company and the National Express Company
offered To send their drays abOut on receipt OF notices.
"a collect contributions OF mourning drapery ana en-
blenns W. c. Dewey and ". + Langley were appointed
committee to manage the collection of these contOu
fiops The auctioneer firms Of Field. Chapman Fen
er and Of (Soodenough Lewis, offered TO receiye and
sen contributions Of mourning material and apply the
proceeds to the Relief Fund free of charge
william Dowd, treasurer OF the Relief Fund, received
yesterday contributions 70 the amount OF 1857 SO.
fisng the total amount received by him to Ss21ls ~
,,esinS The oonriputions Of mourning material, an.
nOunced late last evening that the following hrms would
40 West Broadway; Angel 4 Co, No ~ HndsOn,st; ana
Salisbury 4 VanWagenen No, 1877 Duane-st; also that
wagons would be sent out to collect Tuesday next
Tho dTaperies should be put in small packages AS con
ynent and should be ready by 10 on Tuesday for
khe collecting wagons Volunteer wagons are soiclted
by the committee. .,
THE following have been sent 10 THE TRIBUNE for
the Michigan sufferers: Centre Congregationai lurch
Mertden Conn S34; Mrs william Lambert, 50; :" A
Frjend" 81; {" r. A. H." 81; M. NJ. NJ" M0Tristown,
Nj sac ~ q. Parke Pittston. Penn, $40; * IL. A."
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CAUTION TO PEYSIoN CLAIMANTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The quarterly debt
statement of the funded Indebtedness OF the District OF
Columbia and late Corporation of Washington issued to-
day by Treasurer Guhnan shows that the total out
standing Indebtedness is S2l s96i5O OF this amount
siOOi3 900 Is registered u,ss3 $50 coupon stocks
and bonds.
The estimates OF expenses for the fiscal year ending
June 30 1882 amount to S3i550O0 The estimates for
abe current fiscal year were s3,425,257 80.
practice has Of late grown up among certain class
OF pension attorneys Of protesting 10 have peculiar al
yantages ,or the prosecution Of claims" inside iniiu
ence" ~ some OF them II In their circulars Com
missioner Dudley has caused the preparation OF crcn
lar which designed ior general distribution In II he
SAYS:
Me- person agent or attorney IN ont " Washington,
posse any sort of advantage over any other except
IL official standing, and uO one can expedite r'iI ~
tueuence Nothing can expedite the settlement OF
claims 40 much ar a prompt compliance with the re.
quirrmeuts OF the OhCe.
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ACCOMMODATIONS AT Y0RKTOWN.
THE GOVERNORS OF STATES AND THEIR sTAFFS TO
DE PROVIDED WITH TENTS.

TIE GOVERNORS OF STATES AND THEIR sTAFFs TO
DE PROVIDED WITH TENTS.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-A circular, adj
dressed TO OF the several States has Just
been made public. II says:
The absence of original facilities and
nj that point together with the improbabuty OF urrt
class hotels being erected for that OCCASION has hereto
fore deferred Commission from making any DEFINITE
decision ia the matter some Of the Governors nave
solved the problem themselves by indicating desire
and in some absolute determination 10 go INTO
camp with their troops IL has therefore, been decSu
TO erect tents OF sufficient capacity ana comfort ~ ue
head OF each State line directly facing the moore
House the parade grounds and General Hancocks mead
ouartes for of the Governors OF the states ana
thcsp tents win be surrounded by other tents Tor tht
seyeral stas The Governors tents Will be no0red ana
ditched and made comfortable as possible IL re-
uescd In this connect that the state nag be oough
10 surInount the tent Ot the executive IL Is ueleNeu
that this course will commend itself for manifest rea
sons 10 all cOncei ned. 49,, -,
At the same time, In order 20 accommodate those VINO
may be dsuclned to into camp, particularly 10 ouge
there at night invitations have been sent 10 the tower
nors of an the states individually become the guests
of the Commission board the steamer George Leary
which will lie at the wharf during the ceremonies al
convenient distance the grounds, on board when
saterOoms will be reserved for them ana thcf WIVES
and meals will be served on board at all hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
FTNlNCIAL STATISTICS.

REDEMPTION OF CONGREGATIONAL CURRESCi AND
NATIONAL BANK CIRCULATION
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-Up to the close OF
business to-day 243 $50 per cent coupon bonds I'M
der the 1854 call and Sl9O7s250 per cent REGISTERED
bonds under the call have been presented al INC
Treasury Department for payment.
The following il statement OF all Unlteu States our
rency outstanding at this date: Old demand notes,
sG0OtO; legaI-tender notes, all issues, $3i66SlOl6
nevear notes Of 1863 S4i965 twoyear notes oil 1865
&l2 400; two-year coupon notes, 1868, S233jO; com
pound Interest notes. S235 $50; fractional currency all
issnes Rl5474,44i 80; total. $780,. 531 ,495 80.
The Controller OF the Currency reports the additional
circulation issued 10 the National banks during the
month Of September the amount surrendered
aud destroyed S697,221, leaving a net increase OF
$s57A79.
The ne OF National bank notes during the year
ending October l. 1881 is Sl5 9065l or an average OF
about 81 100000 a month. The larger part OF the IN
crease was during the last months amounting to
Si13I36i3 The increase OF legatender notes ON DC
posi-. Tor the purpose Of retiring National bank crcula-
tion since october /. $780, is $1lA736il. The total
National bank notes outstanding on OCTOBER
l. 1881 1897 no 400 including notes OF National
gold banks amounting "a S0SO,4JO rms If Tue largest
OF National bank notes FtandluS at Ohe any
time siace the organization OF the system
Fifty TWO National banks have been organized curing
the lasts months with capital 81 S2,bSe,OoO me
Controller that ia opinion the circulation OF Ihe
National banks will not 0e likely 10 be much reduced 9y
the gradual payment Of the cent eNtcndtu oohus
The National banks hold S6OO0OOOO OF the per CENT
extended bonds aad their payment during the mex Two
and would require the banks 70 substitute
about S24,OOO,O0O of other bonds annually therefor
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1 DI>pLAT or FIYh COSTUMES.

Arnold Constable y CO.'S fall open NJ on
Thursday attrdcl ed "a large nrung OF yI-tors Tuc curt
o,ity with which every article OF wearing apparr. was
examined was proof Of strong desire ON he part Of 'c
ladc, present to learn what - new 10 fashions one 81
the main attractions the exhibition ot Partisan SUITS
one OF the conspicuous u these was PINK MORE
antique trimmed with satin de Lyon aud 5rIIiants
salmou-culJrcd costume OF tine same mat,riU was
trimmed with salmuncoorcd surah and brilliant beads.
II was square ia The neck with pulling Of -uIan set
around the td" Another costume bad an uudcrs6rt Of
pink satin aud the oycr-kir Of muirc-autque rich
brown slk pophn wa shown wh the uudcrsSr Of blue
elk, q shIr uI apron u iIul, aut vest HE tam
uiugs were cashmere beads ana lac. The rf"'tilug
sjy Tor inter- 90 walking costumes s combination 81
m.irgautI4Uc and plush. with princess racA AHA POLO
uaI~c.
A. chudrcu'- costumes almost all made with KILT
skirt cutawa} Jacket, ILt laddu- cOpg- .u- aalk
green and olive. rflptI velvet SUIT VITA li"ni ui
SATIN d" Lyon, trimmed with ..Cr down he inHi. az
tTietcl attention. Alru % dark green 'cI'"t 'HuWf"
with irish Lace, vita Killed -sIrt dud long ~araur 90
tu, cloak department these >usu barge dFplN OBJ winter
WrapIu1-. Duiu ans ut -atlu Sc T. uu a.r lined Win
buguf-colorrd pfu-u, tur IIug lu some ,t- ntsII-
several Iues arranged iU -tul- 400 trimming cod --
OF jet u, Id- and chenille fringe Oac o. tut uot'r- L
wraps D. the u4Ia dulnau, 10 suu ,oiur uLtd "uU
l.. shades with pHu uI hu.u ,rLti,- The l--1irI.t
tAuGdl -hawl- ALSO .a -r. Ga .I- .c.ir...,lt
vert shown hauG-ou, -rsl plush rarut-. .u'r-. WHOM
were N,rl heavy Iu. colt t.r-r variety ui Iga aII
costly tapestries. uau-uc- ANA curtains Wa. seo t.a.
played.
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THE COURTS.
BETTING IN THE COURTS.


The argument on the motion TO continue the
temporary injunction recently granted by Justice Dono-
hue restraining the Board Of Police from interfering
with the business OF "bookmaking" AT the Jerome Park
Race Course during the fall meeting which IL now In
progress was heard Yesterday before Justice Donohne
in the Supreme Court Chambers. The temporary IN
junction was granted In action begun against the
police authorities by the American Jockey CiuD ana
was based on a verified complaint and an aMdaVlt by
Leonard w. Jerome the first yicepresident OF the cuD
The complaint, among other things alleges mat II the
police are not restrained from interfering with the
'bookmakers on the plaintiffs race course, the CLUB
will be unable TO continue It's existence rs corporation,
or to encourage breeding of horses. or to afford TO
the pubc means of healthy recreation On the aTGu-
meut william f. Howe maintained that the American
Jockey Club was a noble institution, ana entled u" the
suppOr all good men, that horse racing was k o
recreation best suited To the greatest muds' ana 'nt
betting upOn contests of sport was one OF Tue must NC
linz and eevatng influences connected WIN lht luIl
Richard J. Morrison the Board Oi Ponce, reviewer
The history legislation in this state III REGARD 10 e
racing horses Tor bets or waEcrS. ana hfgtu thdt
was the unmisakabc intention 81 the Legislature pro
hbt All racing Tor wagcrs. The law Ui 1877 especially
prohibited all systems Of betting on horse races ny
means OF pools registered bets, and ne ASSERTED tha
.'bDokmaking" plainly within the piOhoiIou Ol
the atufe a. words can make IT, Justice DOhOhue re-
rived his decision.
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LNrERNAL RLrLNrE REcELPTS.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The receipts from
,o,r,,l revenue for the month ending to-day were
80 A. being an increase Of S7S77G9 90 over
she corresponding month ast The receipts for The
quarter ending to-day wcrr S37,46l,J52 A. against
$50 g7 10 for the corresponding period OF last year.
an increase OF Si776.s55 "a The total receipts from
internal revenue for the fiscal year ending June 30
1ssl we're Sl3l9s26G 10. which was an increase OF
81 S5g % over the receipts OF the preceding twelve
suonhs n the receipts OF this quarter the hrSt OF the
present fiscal year, De- taken as air lhdeA the IN
crcn.e for the year the receipts OF last year VIII
exceed Si4 100000 aud the total internal revenue vi"
not fan far short Of Si50OO0oOO There are now heid
ZION when removed, 6iOOO.OOO gallons Of whiskcy,
sepressnting about SjJOOO.OOO Of internal revenue
saSes Probably more than half " this amount must be
removed within the year and taxes paid or be- forfeited
a. the Government II believed that the same proper
fion OF increase the receipts from internal revenue
NIu be sustained during the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
PREVENTING 4 FORECLOSURE.

Howard Payson Wids began yesterday in
the supreme Court suit against the st. Louis Alton
and Terre Hantc Railway Company and Thomas Denny
anu John s. Bonns trustees, to restrain them from TAX
iu any action to fOrcclose certain mortgage executed
by the company and from making any further payment
on account bonds held by the trustees Tor
sinking fund. Justice Potter granted temporary III
junction and order show rcurnaOle October
g. The complaint alleges that the company Issued III
SCI mortgage bonds the amount Of S22OOOOO, win
interest at seven per cent On the same day secohh
mortgage was executed to S2,iGS,lOO OF bonds
samuel j. Tildeu aud Elisha j. ua|fcy being appointed
trustees of tlis latter mortgage Upon the reorgahL
ton Of the company provision Tor sinking Iund was
made according 10 which u certain number OF first
MORTGAGE bonds was to be- bought IN by the company
each year, If Jncy couid be- purchased al price no,
more 10 cent ABOVE tue par ware. since 100
possible 10 purchase any ot tc secured
buuGs a price not exceeding 10 per cent above par
which was then and II their market value Never
thccss the corporation paid 10 the trustees Tor the SINK
ing fund, ABOUT the month OF - tcmbcr IS'5,
scu-uuual payment Of $4,000; and later nthcr sums
Ini. money l. deposited IN the NcW-Nurk trust ON
and has been otherwise tuNrEtrd, MI W ilr
stocknoldcr and holder % certain bonds ISSUED IA
lieu pas, dividends, and brings TINS action To Pro
tcct lis rights when claims are prcudlced OJ the
course pursued 10y the corporation In regard 10 the SINK
fund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
THE CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET

REJECT OF THE RISE IN PRICE-HoUGH co.'s
LIABILITIES NOT LARGE
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-Further particulars of
fle suspension OF Hough Co. show that Hough's liza
btes as estimated by outsiders are $4,000, ana most
of the brokers Change caught for small amounts
1t was stated yesterday that J. W. Preston and W.
T. Mcenry who brokers for the Cincinnati clique
during the successful in August wheat and who
had lately partners and acted for the clique
In depressing market under the firm name OF Preston
McIIenry had badly caught by the failure of the
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Belp uante0.

NNANTED-A competent Stcno"raphcr to at
W tend To- correspondence ami do general Once
none apply those prepared attend
business 'ppy to CuEMUNG HOLLOW WARE
MOkNS, Elmitd, y. Y.
VANTED-AGENTS for the authentic and
complete LifeOfJAM \. GAKFtELD from childhood
10 burial by cob H. H. Couwe with Introduction 10y His ~
Cerucy John ID. Long Governor uf Massachusetts The
IS uT-cass, aud timely illustrated. Every body will
want this box Address B. Is. RUSSELL, Boston, Mass
NNANTED-ln the office of "A manufacture
g and importing hrm lad about l6 IA II years
Addrrs with Of references ana salary expected r.
H., Tribune once.
ANANTED.-Alen of education and good bust
ness ability ~ ia - age, learn my sys.
TEN Of selling my OBI ECr-rEACHiNG BIELE, by actual
In the uel ami then act
state wish for nearly every state ont Of y. r. viii
*J0O To- 81 500 to who successfully han
de months trial. experience
and send this " J. HOLLAN u, springneld Mass
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AZ ENORMOUS 1ELEGRAPH SERTIcE.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept 30.--The service of the
western Union Telegraph Company from the arrival of
General Garfelds body until the day after the funeral
deserves mention. From September n 20 September p
It's facilities were severely taxed but t met the emer
gency in an exceedingly creditabe manner On 5epiem
Der "a the large of ,S52 words cent;
following DAY So 100 w0rds; Monday l35, O97 words
Four-hfths OF TINS matter transmitted between
O'clock at night anu midnight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
IN ExASPEkAIED TETERAN.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.--Owen Flood an old
soldier. whose application for admission into the
SOLDIER Home been refused account Of his failure
So meet the legal requirements, IN NJ Of desperation TO-
day. made attempt 20 shoot o " Lougau the secTc
frsry ~ Tue Board ~ Soldiers Home COMMISSIONERS but
the VeauOu failed to explode.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
THE CASE OF GUITE1U.


WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sept. 30.-Colonel Corkhill
will make the consideration of GuIteaus case the
first business before the Grand Jury on Monday
next After an indictment is obtained the prisoner
must appear Immediately and plead to IL. This
stage of the proceedings Ought to be reached by
tuesday night at the latest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01

c,rcinnau people TO protect drafts made on them.
Neither member of the firm would make any statement
to-day aud Preston is said to have gone 70 Cnclnnau
and made settlement which viii enable the hrfn 10 go
on without interruption In any event they are not
likely 10 suspend payments, as both members are
highly esteemed and made large sums by the operations
Of bp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-01
STEAMBOATS, au0 Railroads.

ALBANY DAY BOATS-ALBANY and C.
~ VGBBARp nily lSun by' sN5p.9b Leave Vestry.st
a a 2aine, Wax gSrry Yes, P5aL Newpars Polt
s s HS,ny a vo[tn m wa New H Central
amt hudson River r. tloSet, good via thus line Trip
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
y station in Sew.Yo,k foot OF Liberty.sL station in
Brooklyn, foot q tuiton.sts Jewels Wharf,
$50 a. m.-.ur Remington Easton, Allentown Reading
7'i5 a. m.Nfor High b ridge Branch Eason, Allentown.
WkNsSar T TG@Sgon High Bridge Branch Easton Al.
euowu aiding, Harrisburg, Mauch Chunk Wnlamsport
p IN. For Fcmngon, Easton. Allentown. Reading, Har.
8I5 D. mNFor Remington. Easion Wind GAP Mauch
Chunk, Tama1ua' PA ION, Whkesbarre, scranton sc.
AS y. m.-For somcrviI {, Remington sc.
$3.50 ,. m.For aston. Allentown Reading, Harrisburg
SUNDAY trains leave at 50 a NJ M for Bound Brook
h% and Re west $3.50 H. LOT Ea''On Allen
Fof Newak At 3 5t} Gl5, G45 7:l5 7Sq 500 $3.50, 9,
ao / i3O BIS $50, 5I5 :, G:i5, $50 l. 7$0 S:I5, s.
For trains local points Time Tables at stations
n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
eaTf nv o EXFhE$ s. a MA 4 iS & m
cars, arriving at Atlantic city at G:05 p. m.
EOR FREEHOLD
$40, ioso a. H. Il m : - 8 p b. p ''''PO'' "' D.
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
~ Via BAY route and sandy Hook at 1920 S:45
Via ~ anchport-For sandy Hook and Highlands s. s:l5a
m II u.. 4, - D. For Monmouth Beach and SeabIight
3. S:ij q. NJ, l2m, $3.50 1, >, p. m.
Via Red Bank-S:l5 a. m. for Lakewood. Toms River
Bancga, Sc r. m. for Lakewood. Manchester. Toms
River ATLANTIC CITY and all stations 20 Bay side D.
III. for IA ewO0d Toms River, Banega, &c
NETWORK AMP , PPhilnLaLaAiPoEE;LLFPIIIA.
For TRES IoS and PHiLADEIPfHIA
Leave New-lork from station O. Il. II. % y. J.
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Greensts, at i5, 030 1b
1880 4, 4;JO' $780, l. II D. m On sunday at $40 mr.
Tor ihrd ncrss-sts. 5so 7:i5, HIS M, $780,
4:3O, ESQ, =. ON sunday at S4j a, m.
Z, II ?. m. onSuHday $40 a. m. $50, II p, m.
Return trains leave Phlade pha tor NeW.YOrk:
From stations Phila. and Reading r. r. Ninth and Green
SITS, at 1880 ESQ, $3.50 II u lis, 3:i5 54U 645 ~ D. m
ON SUNDAY, AT $40 a. m, $780, ~ p. m.
From hird and BE K-sts.. at 5:2O 500 $40
90, G:25 li:;O p m sunday az $40 m, $50 p.
From Irent0n 20 6;25 S3 st05, 1910 liza M, @
22l, ago, 80 $50 p m: sundayl:25 9;26 6l5
Connection made at Jersey station 10 from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot Jersey city
Tickets for sale &C loot OF iibeys Nos 239, 26l. 4Ol
ga, D61 ISIS broadway, and at the principal hotels
Nos. 2 ana Courtst, and Annex once JeNens Wharf,
brooklyn
n Y Transfer Company Dodds Express, will call for and
check baggage rom hotel residence 80 destination Appi
cation be mae at ga ana l823 broadway I36 sixth
ave, NewNotk, and COurtst.i Brooklyn. -
JOSEPH :. HARRIS, H. r. BALDWIN,
General Manager. Gen. Pass Agent.
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,opnsel today was never before heard OF in this
Districtn III was made evident by what Judge
wills said that the first battle will be III regard 70
The form In which the proceedings have been Ne,
gun. III overruled in their objections they would
make no factious opposition to an immediate
ria nj
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EN-C0EGEESsuiN JoOGHEIS IcQCITIED.
TRENTON. Nj. Sept 3O.-Thc trial OF cy-
Congressman C. H. VOORHEES, ou tie rrmliuir. iaaict
mon's against him. charge OF ,urrzzi,us nUI- ,f
The liackcn.ack National Bank cuicd tod, u De ao-
plrfc Hcquittal
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Ocean Steamers

NATIONAL LINE.-FrOm Pier 80, n. Il.
~ QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
EGYPr..-. ~ -. a a. b.. 80 N-... oct q, pm.
- FOR LONDON Victoria DOcksL
GEEI'E ,....-Oct %, p al ti. a CO 10, $50 o.
Cabin s50D $40 currency prepaid steerage tickets s2S
being y owor than most Ines h. WI. RSE Manager
Wand l3 BrOAlMAY. y. y.
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shave James NJ fOLIhAN, y -.
Pastor win preach sunday morning att Subject; FER h
feet Through Suffering" Evening at 7:45 Finding the
corner 55th's the REV MHRvIN r. yINcENT, p a. D.
a. m Preparatory Iee t9 Friday p
Church Dype Paternity 5pye 6ST, am Of ssf
from he Roo S Of %H5 3o6 81 Evening and the
Church of the Holy Trinity, Madsonaye and 42dst;
tho Rev. WILBUR +. WATKINS. 3D. Rector-Hqnrs 81
%aef what "a @aa a SeleSo il he only
Hyo and AZ
a. IN. and p
Church of the Messiah 3lth.st Park aye.The Pas
H. subject Day Of the East Wind" Sunday school
at O'Clock p.
City EvangeIznfion.- Flfth-third Street Methodist
Episcopal Church mar o 9 eSn 7y D. D and James
A. seaman Hiram II. Forester, esq viii preside
CITY Observation-Disclosures Methodist Episcopal
Church Ayenne Sunday cye1iTg I0 2ei2cki Ga
HART l. IT, BRUMMELI, Esq. viii preside.
City Missions for ne , p5P
FIRST WARD CHAPEL 40 1$j Greenwiehia ..,,.
CALVARY CHURCH, No. i5a WGrt9si To-. p,,,or
The Rev. James Marshall. Pastor
o'i' - vi mn T6S rev A. F schaufier Pastor
CARMEL CHAPEL NO l4i e. h2% owe yobp poo,ev Pastor
LEWIS T. JACKSON, Sec. and !rras
Collegiate Reformed Dutch Church, 5taye. corner Of
gGth.st-ihc Eey.WILiIAM OgMI-TDN. DID, viii preach
"a BBATH ID Inst Services at II n M and $40 p M
EgIisr du saint Esprit No 81 Quest 2-e rue-SrrVGe
dlNn dcu4in dix hcurc, 81 drmc du M tin olet ul scr
LA Morale Chretienne." lie Rev. a. '. VIII
MEI En- recteur.
EIRhty-Sxth street Methodist Episcopal Church be
tween Lexington and ith.lvr5 IN" Rev. ALBERT d. VAIL
D., PASTOR ommI MON tomorrow 0t lOO a. M. Ut
VAIL Viii preach at 73D +. seats tree All made vel
FIRST Baptist Church Parkavc, corner %Jthst-Preaeh
Ing 10y The Rev. JOHN PEpDIE D. D. a. IL a. m. an
D. M Nouug Peoples pra er.ue" tins Monday evening.
General ray ing Friday bDtn commencing
10 = y. On. Strangers cordially invited
First PRESBYTERIAN Church, .thave. and lthst-Ihr
Rev WM. NJ PAXTON. D. D., Pastor VIII preach ~'rN ees
n; 1880 a. ~. I'D m. strangers arc cordially ln'lJN
First Reformed Epi-copal Church. Madi,on-aye. ana
55ih.st-~cryicea II and 7i5 D. m Inc htc'Ot tN,
WM T. SABINE, viii preach. special service Tor chhfeh
last sunday IN the month, $50 p NJ
Five Points House of Industry, 10. l55 Noh-st, WI
+ BARNARD. superintendent hirens service Oh song
on SUNDAY 40 3}1 O'Clock Pubic invited donations Oh
shoes and second hand clothing earnestly solicited
For Young Men.-Ccntrai Young Mems Christian Asso.
Gallon -.h-s ard 3iayc. Monthly social ana business
meeting Ionda, next oc.O'k. Address by the
Rev. M ENEIr d. BENAN. ID, pastor Of the Bnck
Presbyterian Chu.,.t Hearty invitation.
Fourth Avrnue Presbyterian hurch northwest corner
Of 1,i - the Rev. HOWARD CROSBY, d. d., Pastor ser
vices a u a.. M. and $50 J.. m.
In the Evening.
ENpD-TTION OF TIE APOCALYPSE.