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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-10-20

candidates has been largely engaged in buyln,
ana selling stocks, and has become very rich
By % doing. The other candidate FOR Govern
or has belonged TO = corporation that has
bought up 70, 600 acres OF iron and coI mines
IN one solid block. In an carly day resolu-
uon Was passed by Congress forbiddnu such
men to hold Offices OF trust To-day our Con-
gress was largely made up OF national bankers
ana persons Interested in some monopoly bust
mesa, and It was not strange that these mand 4
not forget their own interests in the halls IT
legislation. They pursued legislation as a sort
OF adjunct to their business.
MI. n. here brAncicd out into discussion
OF the currency question and the financial leg-
Mlaton Of the country.
After song BY the Glce Club the meeting
was adjourned till 10:31 next morning.
THIRD DAY-sArURpAY, OCT. 3.
Inns morning Was nekared III by heavy
thunderstorm, and il continued to rain thu
whole forenoon. Notwithstanding the rain
several HUNDRED people met in the pavilion on
nc iair GROUND. The meeting was called to o..
SINGING by the Cleo Club OF piece entitled
The Right Shall Prevail" Hon l.. Y. Mont
ton, OF Grand Rapids. occupied the stand with
discussion OF the several features q. the
finance question. Any kind OF note that serves
the purpose OF money has MI effect upon the
currency, and eorresponiingis decreases the
value OF money. He went into discussion OF
tho banking system. A man has dollar An
other man who wants bread for his starving
family comes TO borrow il. Instead he give 4
hia notA, which, In cOnside ntinn OF the dollar
be has In his pocket or safe, Il good with the
baker. The note goes into circulation aud be-
comes currency. Another man comes along and
wants 70 borrow dollar to get his little girl a
pAir Of shoes. give him note al.o based on
this dollar, and SO on till I have SIS based on
the coin dollar. Suppose man comes to me
wanting 70 buy house, and sell him one. In
short time another ono comes along and
sell him the same house, and 30 ON until
have sold the house Ave or six times over. The
man Who does this il . swindler. Yet this
swindler does the same kind Of act that the
banker does. The baker il the man who ought
70 have the interest on the note that was given
for bread, but instead Of that the man who
made the debt should have paid tho interest.
He then rslsgTsd 10 tho nAtiooAl hanks. The
banks have loaned the Government money,
and thsn the Government turued about aud
D1ye tha9 hAak nine-tentAs ct ths money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
POLITICS IN SARATOGA.

TEoh An uCcAsGpSAL coEREsIuNDESTOF THE TRIBUNE /
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Dee 2S.--Thc post Office
Gght in saratoga Is just the topmo,t topic here
JudSon the incumbent, Is sanguinc Of rcappoinmcnt
though lac has had the Office for three terms hccuso ne
IN rcPutcd TO have the support Of John H. starn aud Is
aStalwart, while Eclc, Editor OF The Srrdi,gian is
declared 20 be not in favor with the President although
las il generally conceded to br the strongest candidate
locally. Since got ont that Riicic II 10 be o-ciled
account OF his opposition 10 -aWartisIn good many
candidates have sprung mp, among them A. A. Patterson
an rmpOyc Of j. H. Stariu Or. T.. Hamilton phyfciqu
here, W. W. NprGin. approved by Delcolr 5. Potter
Jamcs Andrews, William 4. sackctt aud half dozen
others. The present pOstmaFcr Is confident that so
many candidates make his chances good. and "a the
policy Hppcar' to favor biz ana htlr bossc, in I1rV and
small places II looks Hs IL the -tI warts are likely 10 yn
Another outcome Of the Conkiug fight Is The sale Of
The Drfy S1rOiDgidu Colonel Ritcic the Editor, ls
halloween and ma been i's editor for ten or n dozcr
years H. l. wcil-ked here, but the Sialwnrts think
him too positive 10 De good editor Tor their side lie
X, thgy ray "iudiscrcet," ami doesn't hlruouzc
enough. They like the method OF harmoniLrg which
consists ~ recognizing only StIjwarts. Likewise, thcy
think Is more "pricncaL" Besides. SIR. Richie hl'
spoken disTcHpcciiuly %! ME tonk!inr. Thc pretty
well authenticated Tuuor that John II ~.ari is taking
hand In Saratoga u0itc- the rrcNdcuts wiser Is
not calculated to alay The controversy.
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stricken out He said le did not want 1t 70 appear
Us if he had calculated this beforehand.
1.-THE first Part of that don't look wen! ne Sdu'
cit is inst as Won gave it, replied Dr. gray
.sYes. but I don't ike it," said he, and shower
some agitation. Ito, oo
He described the inception of the assassination as
bsow The idea startled him ct first. lie graz
,,aI,v reached n conclusion. When asked now
bs said he had resolved" to do it, inaSmuch as Ih'
nohtical situation justified IT, When ne re''nou .
Denomination he received the inspiration AnCi
was no voice no vision when he hTst CONCEIVE" 'V
idea The thought flashed across his own NINA
ErstV He slept well that right. lie delayed
shooting several times because he wanted
10 make sure thing of it," He had
.xnected il would make tremendous sale lor
bls book When charged with inconsistency ngIc'
The book being supposed to be written I" NV So
Ae said nothing. The day closed WIN 1T. Ni'N .
emphatic statement from the stand that alter 'AeSo
interviews he believed Guiteau 90 be sane; -.
During . good part of his testimony the court
room pres,nl ed picturesque and gloomy SIeC'ic'c
The snow was falling outside, ana ihe room ~"
amo. as dark as at ght. Every face was ID Shaio"
The room is without gas ana 'Mo t ni iGs If tIe
the stenOgTapbeTs table ana one nv ,iI siHo Va t'
wines box on the Justices desk just above maze
warm srot o. light IN the gathering gloom, INC
rays of this last poured down Oh the Whlle pas
.Si,1lI of Guiteau, which Was 3guattlhg On Iie
Justices desk 1t thus stood out before every e3e
in staU;ng relief against bachgf9uhI oil 9!iHhCo2
looking like CHASTITY prophecy pl draih' NulVlu >
o,l, FACE was in the ShadOw with all the rest only
tie outlines of his head were visible either when ne
sal facing the crowd, turned away and watched
the falling snow outside. H..
ti6n winch The prosecution viii resist 10 III
troduce new evidences in chief He CLAIMS, to
have obtained evidence bearing more Directly ih3h
any heretofore had on the mental condition OF lhe
prisoner uat befor, The shooting. This would natu-
raly involve Yebutting evidence from ihe proseeu-
ton ana wruld be an mtolerable extension on tne
tra2 III Scoyille said his testimony in SUrrebutt3l
w0uId last two or three days, perhaps q
week, but he was hti!e angry Wnen
he s3id il, MIR Scovi.le pressed the suggestion
That Tie Jury be allowed to go hOme The District
Attorney and M. Dayidge opposed the motion, anu
one OF lie iurymcn vetoed II by saying ulal Inc
Jury had no desire 20 do so.
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prGsrING THEIG UElEY WIE

The walking match continues its weary
coursc ut the American institute Building with little
change in The di-nc trcuiug circumstances Witch cling
To the affair." dc pie energetic Efforts Of the manaEors
Fitz.crald uppa whom the interest chiefly
centres continues In excellent FORM and the chances
considered De- about evenly balanced as 10 whether ho
viii beat ynrs record OF j7s miles Al II o'clock the
end OF the frat niuct Fix hours two OF the had
cree, over 800 miles and Nurrmac, the third, only lacked
two miles that figure. ftZccraid had travelled i3O
miles nearly six miles more the best previous rec
ord made Us Nut The fall score was ~ follows FIJI
gerald f8D miles; Icry, III miles and laps More
mac. 39S miles; LUCpusU, 81 Wuc5; krOnuc 3lI miles
ana lIus fI,un, 80 miles ana , laps
Atmduigh ast night tho men stood: Fitzgerald, 522
mllca; Normal 500 miles; lo ~ sol miles aud | lap;
Iacotsc I53 miles and APPS; krOnne no miles.
The Attendance were much better yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
INTROBUCING THEIR DAUGHTER.

Mr.. and Mrs l.. NJ. Bates gave II large re-
ccpon at their house, No 25i Mad sUu-ayo, Thursday
nlgn for purpose introducing ther daughter, Miss
Mary Bates to their friends Mrs Bates garnet
velvet costume trimmed with point lace and diamonds
Mis-. Bates attrrd IN white satin and mOire trimmed
with pearl beads. Both costumes made III Paris
bernstein furnished the music aud Pnard the refresh
monts Several hundred persons were present. and
dancing continued until late. Among the guests
John H. Reed Mr.. and Mrs Martin l. Cooley Mr.. and
ME-. ". T.. Corlryon, Mr.. ". IT, Taylor. SIR G.. H. 1ay
lnr Mr. and Mrs. ". =. Linc' Mr. aud Mrs. =. c. Hub
bard Mr.. aud Mrs J. G. Robinson iir and Mrs. Robert
Iuckhart, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. SIher, Mrs. Craig Miss
Randall Mr. and Mrs g. F. Bates. Mr. and Mrs. k. A.
Fisher, Miss Fisher, Dir. nnd Mrs. 4. N.StOut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
TUE WoRK or 7y0 COURTS.

In tho Court Of Common Pleas there were 23,37G
chambers orders granted in 1851. In Trial,
Equity and Special Terms 7l2 case, werc disposed
of. The schedules in iusoiycnt estates show: Total
liabilities. rN.725O6J II; total nominal assets,
SG46ofi2 81: total actual assets. S2,3j3.f57 %.
At General Term 800 appeal were arsu "a aud DIS
posed o. IN which ia written opinions were fled
TWcnty-fUo divorces were granted and ,hIrty-ilye
name. wcrr changed. In the superior Court tho
number of eases disposed of Ht General, Special and
TRIAL Terms wl- oT3. the numb e. of order, filed was
Z T.}3 and th- uunbt r. of motions decided, G.7j3.
The number of persons ulurI.IHd vas ll12, ani
OF person, filing declarations ol lu .cnIon 10 become
citizens there were l.1..S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
4 SETTLEMENT BY DIR. BOYNTON..

TOPEKA. Kan, Dec. 30.-In reply to the
statement Of Marshal Henry, telegraphcd from wash
neton concerning the expenses incident to the Illness
of President Garfield Dr. =. f. Boynton says he never
made any charges duriag the Presidents illness lie
states that he had been his physician in Ohio, ana had
at the request of the President. attended Mrs Garfield
during her Illness at the White House. When he lett
General Garfield sent him check for 81 $50, which he
Immediately returned with the explanation that he
visited Washineon . friend, and did not desire any
remuneration for his services. In regard 10 DR. Bliss
he saws physician labOrCl more earnestly. ana
he and his associate deserve the farest COHurra
toh. Dr.. B0ynton is living quietly in th.s CITY. AIer
TWENTY-FIVE ycIg OF srldy practice I'm Cleveland hc is
here seeking that rest which was denied him thCrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
TIE BOSTON PACLFLC BlNK.

BOsTON, Dec. 30.-Ihe journal says that
there has been absolutely progress made in settling
the Affairs OF the Pacific Bank for more than week
Moreover the outlook 3 not encouraging. The lacking
500 900 must come uOminay nj least from MIR Weeks
as a part OF the $500 900 required toward cIncenS his
indebtedness. he proves unable to raise IT, whoever
supplies tho must take Mr. Wecks5 credit and not
that OF the bank FOR the money Both stOckhO er7 and
dcpositors are becoming camorOV for accurate state
mcnt the banks condition aud explanation OF tho
real caEc and responsibility Tor the whole trouble, III
formation which The directors have not seen ht yet To
make public Officially I'm the best view OF the case. Il
must now ne we'll along toward February before the
bank will be able TO resume business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31

fJr,cr 10 q large nmognt. Engo Is connected ny mar
rae th the best Hebrew families here and In ChioaSo
St. l3lis aaI Cincinnati warrant for his arrest on
charge Of forgery has been issued Pecula'ions by
hin 10 the amount Of $4,000 have been traced, but
ii is believed they will amount to several times that
sum.
n IN ,vc,cI flint he has svvinled clients out Of
tatfg, fOl property which was nOt ms, cohHi,tscu
forgery und appropriated the funds OF Hebrew Societies
al which he WAS treasurer, He for long tme ITO
bate Court Clerk and il IL believed that hs crimes cA-
tend over period years and must represent money
vaue OF many thousands dollars. No young man was
Innr- ed I'm M.alhE nchreM Crc.es than Elacl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
coyyENrIoN or 4 SEcREr SOCIETY

The fifth annual convention Of the Delta
Beta Phi fraternity continued at the Sturtc'nnt
House Thursday. The revision ~ the constitution
tAa principal work of the day. a chapter Tor tina city
was established, With II. NrNortm, oi CoIncu. pcs
dent. In the evening banquet WaS held 81 reghOrt
II, rs restaurant, NO - Lafayette place The Uaft
master t.trirH y. Frye; tao master OF ceremonies
J.. J.. Aaron. poem entitled Secession" was
r,uI b. NJ W. Bradley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
NEW AND ON COMPANIES.

ALBANY, Dee. 30.-Articlcs Of Incorporation
filed today in the office Of the Secretary Of State
follows: Rochester Medicine COMPANY capital SjOO,O0)
Glen Cove Mining Company, capital Sl,0OO.0OO Turf
Cub Of New York; Black Range Mining aud Milling
Company capital g., 100000 Marli Gras Association
Of NcwNork.
The United States Animal on Refining Company has
Increased s capital stock from $50 900 to $4,000 The
silver Peak and Rcd Mountain Gold and silver Mining
Company has reduced the number OF It's trustees from
IL In Iitr.t
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4 FICTTIIOUS COUNTY.

YANKTON, Oak, Dee. 30.-Last winter the
County OF Douglas, organized In Southern Dakota
by perjury Il only about forty voters and the total
value taxable property will not exceed $4,000 or
$4,000. N.ws has reached here from New-York that
100000 IN Douglass County bonds are the marhc'
there The county has neither n school-house an
authorized school district aud che securities named are
absolutely worthless, the entire organization of the
Is illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
ASKING THlT BILL BE DISMISSED.

In the suit brought by John C. watson in
the United States Circuit Court against line Elevated
railway companies, John r. DIiou AMI Amo, L. Hop
kas. a. receivers Of the Manhattan Company, yes
te-uay filed demurrer to the bill OF complaint.
Tncy dcnur the ground, first, that there D.. no
cause shown FOR RELIEF Doc % court az equity. and
second that aa rccclC"g Of the company il,y were
orCr- ~ the supreme Clur, Of Tho state OF Now York
and therefore moi Wiiam the Jurisdiction Of toe United
Saics tHcui Court. On thee. grounds they ash that
the bin against them Dee Dismissed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
NEW SMlLL CONS PROPOSED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 3O.-Coonel Snow
den, superintendent of the mint, recommends the
adoption by Congress OF system which will cstal-
h,h a simple yet comprehensive plan under which all
minor coinage should be ranged. Colonel snowdcu
think There should be: HTs uniformity 81 Hloy second
due PROPORTIONS Of weight in each piece; third ma
ity o. device fourth, Iuc proportions ia sine tHe
ceius. H. Fnys Hc Wn!li have tie alloy TJ Der cont
VIPER amt - per nickel which Dee tlys H. The BEST
alloy Used IN /. minor COMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, Friday Dec. 30 looi'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFEHa
KEW.YORE CITY.

carmlno.st, Nos So and 5G,a 2sxGo; also, cor Of
80 NV OF 9haye, 59xl0 2 and al,o i5tS
to &c rye BOrnemaBn. .,;.;;-'. 81
13thst g. it Of Aye D. 2 tx ,a5 nt 6r.eT
s s94ann oteF'ed and "no 10 .au o'', 5000
20 xirregullr. Mary IIeske,h to James tI.y.
2d-aysi :, III "a iH s,Sn, I Fcekci 1890
Grand No 81 ~ anS ~ ~, 4; 1900
s3. aHf T s. ii6i I TT ii nrodFay IGsz583
Casper II Ritter to Georss " Ritter -...--.--;...
4th.avc. oil 27th.4t = i4XS5 4 interest a.9o
IS istst 2'I T. OF Iy2ye lsg1t ,t eo'so
2lstst ll7g II e OF tt4aye T8 8iarG "l1ano
same property, Henry Person to Helen NJ Iamtl' I
83iit s. I63 Il Of ji.ivc $7x88; william - ,oo
Thomas a9G another SSeGG.or 10 a9 TO enta
aye snrr SIoOi heny Horton ana VIZ. " '.vi; 5000
Maa nu5i,y 40 p. l5xiS0l 27Gii$j; Agnes II Mar
same R5GDTry Taa 991 2''e or Anne - 10000
4tny. ~ S IA "a OF S5thst is i9x3j James
French and vie to II Mlideberger. .............
sane pFqP c gs 9anuei french anu $4,000
Ednt,sst TT William PtctharG 10000
nos ~: and Isl relrist, II I2ziOO. lx2L9x
0sll; Joseph x Murray, referee, to Charles On q7,
sl i..H"0 IS. 23j itw 3i otlayc 2Oxl89; T6ona;
df 2gssOn and VINO 70 george u 10000
"'''i r. and md vie 20 -, ammeiW Potter $500
fol ei ~; S aud Ii Vie to haTi1s Smith . $4,000
90 10. 20 i6 ,9 sfig.6 l2,la8
4'' Smith s. st. AZ 10 Il r&o stl-t Ttt5a $4,000
iJth.-. n, Jyj n of llth.ayc, ObXlOD1; JOhh IL
Deanr and vie 70 rhona, Tracey .........-......
prop 'riy; Thomas Tracey 10 Panear 7lrdC
ol' R.imaa G 70 Harriet o. ay AiD' 'o" lCo)o
s1th.st, D. d. 100 % of ,d.ays, 2jNlJhSl2 susan
10 Francis f. Archie ODO
So same ~ 10 TO a 1000
I ms So % II u u'1''' 5,OOJ
HighDrlgc-avc, cor OF HichDIiigest - A6XllSN
ren poaoh3o hue iiD'l'.9 ~, 5000
H2 samne i( Gra ems to Aayoa Herac 1900
OlstS- "a r from 10Th tO lIt-ayC1, SUiNiOO'Ji JOhn
1l0s1 Phillips, hair interest ..---.: lOi,OOD
property Moss Philt's ana wife u bcrtha
smith. half Interest lIO,O0O
same property 10 Fred rick Heerlcin ana an- 90
other, hal interest lfJOOo
Lots 80 D. ~. inclusive, OF Cdrlnan estate l2tn
ward Peter Shcaftr aud vile to Vernon n 800,
l4OOO
sladc and hG,ban5 TO &ibtrf5rce saIy 49, $4,000
MulJrrry-.t. 80. 2jNsOO: Mary h. POhelly and
another. executors. t. joseph lnrY-....--..--.-..
Oi' R a TO HS%pan CoTcn 1900
lOth-ayc, s. to Hlo1miu gda4e ruad l2ih Ward. 3O3
Nt6JX252jia along BiOOHinglolerond NbJlh;
6fph1n As DSn''Y execution ' 70 '' -i'D's $4,000
Broadway. lyO u u OF property Of Institution for
,cgf and Dumb, $5SNiIr' gulal; 6OtchO Blum
VITO % Ferdinand FOrsCA, half Interest,".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
GltD Real Gstlle for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR H. NEW
a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l."3S Broadway. corner Thirty
hut-st Twenty -hIri-sj corner ,Etgh,h-ave.
40 92 East Fouteenthst corner union;.ggae go Ihlr
ave corner FDrtysavenh-st.; az tn HARLEM OFFICES
Nos 1907 and 23Dj Thirtayr corner Onn-huni cedlnt
twenty hfthst, 10 % .. IN, az r.. liar hco raves
NOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable hr,c-stOry English basement house, l3i East
inst door east OF Lexington ave. size oi I3X' 10
house m fair condition. Apply 10 H. FLANAGAN, o5o
ttiIaNe.
cTORE PROPERTY FOR SALE-Pecll Slip,
y between Pearl dnd Watcrst> rutland WHITING
l2l NassLu-t
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FLIGHr or i MILUlUKHE LAWYER.

MILWAUKEE,, Dee. 30.-A decided sensation
caused here vest day - the discovery tlt Go.i-
heb Enge, prominent Young lawyer Of this ci1. had
absconded. THAI he was prob 45y an eDezzer aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
Droo,,nn propcrtn for Sale an> 90 Get

EOR SALE.-Chclp lots in Brooklyn, in good
healthy iortt ton Tor building pwpug,I colt gee, now
r1o'ty 900 dcmaaa. rutland WHITING, IN Nas,iu-st
EOR SALE.--Suhstantirl factory, Brooklyn,
very low, close csj1'" ChA~ 70. hAEr 1873 Broadw'y.
TVO LET-555 Dem-st; 3-stOry brown
stone. rooms, al mp oyrms IA just put IN complete
or cr t.yuJ, rtJu NUiAND 81 WHITING. ~ Nassau-,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31

Mistress" Bridget, | really can't allow yOn
10 receive your sweetheart In tbe Kitchen any longer"
Bridget" Thank you kindly, mum, but hes too bash
iUi Tor tbs parlor."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
THE DELAWArE FALLING.

EAsroy, Penn, Dee. 30.-Thc Delaware
River AZ this point has fallen foot since yesterday.
81 damage has been done in tDe vicinity any ap-
pr,A,n4rd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31

NJ daughter, was TINT not rather t!iiling
prcst YOU ST. your Ilf.pr ?" W.r. uuua. you know
you could have Ind anything you were Wiling TO lay
lori LOston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-31
Connlrp lJroperfp for Sale aao 90 Get.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NEW
a YORK tribune VIII 81 l;ECEI\ I'D AT THE
"A 'rOMN OFFICES, ". l-|. Br'-d"ly, ,oTner 'nr1y
o. Ist FUurirruth.~t corner lnou~qunre 700 Third
ayr corner turty--pyeHtI-1t at th' HARLEM OFFICES
sos. LOCI snl 23lJ Thrill 'yH. C'T"r pnn-sunircl2nd
twoutyAfths; Ip ID = p. H. %; r. f1ltr nc, r1.ih
A ORANGE, \. j. (ncl;hborno)i speciality
~ Property foe 81 AM ~'l- =. Yt1st'i goat DrgAlA
IDv AEDP. a. ,flLI)S - 'il.s-. IS. I.
LORTINES IN FLORIDA.
\ 1uIr,Iy made Howl Consult expert and AGENT OF
Df.ANGE ORCHARDS CDLONN.
L.CAPhN, - cooper institute. . o > q. m. 3 days
ENOR SALE-The Ailairr Hotel. Spring Lake,
S.J chambers; conn i'tcd July, 1881 mo Tern
appointment. ,ncy UtIisArd II BELFlELD * co.. 49,
g. rroad.~j. rhiIIdclHliA
ORANGE. y. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ SEA IT, o,i anI ~, IIrlEtAi an M lru1l5L
BLACnWEILVS dGruooo. nliu sstAll. DrlI;h. ~
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hcli9lous Notices.

Religions Notlcrs.
Ar'q,2rionr Ial i n&PTi, ana ci 21:
Row H. o HIscoX, Pastor viii preach
Sunday .c +, Il and a. ia s asp p at at asoa.r
At scotch Presbyterian Church lithst, between 9Th
ana 6th-ayrs-7cryi'r, T1-MoEEoW AZ lO:5) a ~ and
Vii preach re- Lecture on evening at O'clock
An Uudcnomirnuounl Clns,
for study ofthc
"GNrERNATIoNAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON" .
will be hedin
BROADWAY IABEENACLE
Til, afternoon / O'Clock. coniuctcihy
Rev A. r sou UFFIER under irr,tou Of the Vow York
study welcome.
A. ~ Pants lIcthoai., 4piscopal Church tn.ve and
the REV. Dr. CHAPMAN. Pastor at 1880 ana 1880.
American Temperance Union H9yoriys ThGaig IN
i IGi" Time o i'm, 0p also address I I Ion
CuAUNCEN ~iiAFiER G42tG' selection Of music, Dr.
ZEN TER. Cores ondns secretary. JOSEPH ~ BoGAR-
All Souls Church ithavo. 2othst-TheRoy DR..
F E5e T nc f %oIn 6 al Il O'clock
Al Thirty fourth Street Reformed Church west OF
stlaye.Liyigo trryicss ccndgct,d by Nc Rev CARLOS
loct "sitW Wen With Thoo" At 100 review Of 1851.
service o. song.
~ Tlyrd SreSf PGoplcs a @ and 4 3a g
and baptzc ut the cosco 'vcing service Dr. J. >
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Baptist Church of the Epiphany Formerly the oliver
the Rev 'P J1si.Pm F. Elder D. D., Pastor who viii
a @o T$o q Church N observe aysS S at
Of prayer by meeting every morning from Tuesday 10 sat
oeoe5 - cordial welcome al the
AZ steck Hall. NO J. East lith'st -Dseourses BY Mr.
ient and import Of Nature Evening Tho Three Degrees
OF ruth" All cordially invited.
Ansr De- T"Igages New hears sermon on sabbath
morning ne WIZ sink h LII ~, Mno uSire 10 giNc nun
homo Nonlay Preaching also At 1880 N Usua lecture
Friday evening the Secular Events Of the Week from
Religious :. andponL"
AZ Chickerlng Hall
RovJAMEs II H0HDLEY breaches at sunday afternoon
Al seats free invitation to ali.
Al tnc West Presbyterian Church. l2dst
ana Gth.avos.Tho Rev. W. LORD WIN preach tomorrow
al II Il. III.
At Jane street Methodist Episcopal Church, between
81 @n1 pIeaGI9s oE IG he;; FmdLiP
7.iO"A Young Ne@l Resolve" sunday school
$3.50 n m. and p. m.
Aahon Memorial Charea a ash TGgi q StAaTS
M a9a a. @ Fl VIII TP SPe5 tS to S sSr GD
Acadcuyof Musc, Fourteenhst near Fourth Open
ing OF Free Eyqrgsic service for the people sabbath even
and Alrs EBBINs. All cordially welcomed.
A. Finh Avcnue Baptist Church West iGh-s[ near
mon to Young men Week Of Prayer observe Monday
10 rday III p m
Deeclrr street pnyer9alis Church corner St p9yP
Ia-!or Morning: Tho tommuOu service. Evening PhIJs
Ophy ot tOHduc,. lrec seat, Tor all.
Church Of ibC Covenant trreSbyterianl, Park ave.
3jh.st., the Rev. LA fiNlN - VINCENT, d. d.
Pastor viii preach auuday, January services at II
aud $50 ,. sunday school ut $50 u. Weekly meet
iug Wo,lnusdaf ut IS !.
Church Of abe iioiy trinity. Madsonaye aud f2dst the
ROY, WiLHOft T.. WATKINS. u. D., Hector Hours OF
service ~ %. ANA $40 !, i.Vuuug subject! "A
New Years ~ sh."
Uharch the Divine Paternity jave, aIth st.,
~. Hours service
II aud 1lS Evening subject. Tho Altar PIeea"