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The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

A GIRL or woman competent to do cooking
"A washing and ironing; good references re-
village Address with references G. D.. Press
Office, Portland, Me. aug25dIw
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WANTED.

VOUNG Ladies in city or country to work fOrus
n at their homes fascinating employment; no
instructions to buy; work can be sent by mail dis
lancer no oblecton) ;S6 to 50 per week can be made
Nocanyasslng particulars free OF sample of work
mailed for four cents in stamps. Please address,
Hon MANUFACTURING Co.. Boston, Mass. p. o.
box 1910. aug14d3m
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

STORES in the Thompson block, Nos. lit, 119,
- 121 and 1913 Middle street, a few door below
the post Office; fitted suitable for wholesale or re-
tail business, with light, finished, airy easements
Rent reasonable. Inquire OF ii. Il. THOMPSON,
No. 1874 Bracket ST.. Portland, Me- 1an14du
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27
SUMMER REsIDEN CE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL Summer Residence, situated on
Il the shore of Casco Bay at Falmouth Fore
side, miles from Portland with 20 acres of land,
and island opposite belonging to the estate. Nice
orchard, good well of mineral water, fine privilege
for boating, fishing and bathing. For further par.
ticulafs enquire at premises or address
MRS. r. JOHNSON,
mar5eodt East Deering Maine.
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no Let.
TO LEE.

DOOMS to let single or in suits, with board.
Ii Apply at No. 90 High St. corner of Spring.
maVI3 dit
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

NOR sALE-spruce clapboards, $40 per NJ.
Il Spruce clapboards, planed and d. butted all
ready to lay, in lots not less IMAM 1oQo, ior ten
dollars per NJ, cash on delivery w. A. MctAD-
DEN, IL Exchange st. 26-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

BETWEEN Augusta and Old Orchard Beach, a
I'D Gordon knot gold bar pin with small dia-
monds on the ends. BY returning the same to
Rev. A c. WHITE, Waterville Me-, the finder
will be literally rewarded. aug22d1w
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TO LET.
10 Let.

VIHE large 21a story brick house No. 400 st.
Il John St.; dwelling lots for sale on this street
on easy terms. Apply to J. HOPKINS SMITH,
First National Bank Building. jy3ldu
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

ENOR Standardization soldiers; clock bear
il ing date Of 1878, keeps splendid time, runs
8 days two pairs brass top tongs, one shovel 10
match. For particulars address L. +. DEMUTH,
BrocktOn, Mass. 26-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

EyOR SALE A fine residence, situated at
IL Saccarappa, 21s story, IL finished rooms
convenient for two families; slightly, healthy, and
a great sacrifice if sold Immediately Inquire Of
FRANK e. WEBB, at p o., Saccarappa, Me.
3-12
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

NOR SALE-Steamer ''LizZie." Said steamer
IL is 35 feet long, feet wide over all; hull new
last season, steel boiler and engine new this seas
on, and everything first class will speed 10 to ~
miles per hour. For further particulars, enquire
Of JAMES QUINN, 40 Commercial st. la
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

NOR SALE-A nice bay mare, 6 years old,
Il weight 975 pounds, sound aud kind; good
reader and good driver; safe for women to drive
Inquire at f67 Newbury, or 20 Cotton st. J. c.
WARD. 26-l
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TO LET.

ITO Lighthouse of 10 rooms 96 India ST.,
Il (Cammett Block) between Congress and
Federal st; possession given Sept 1. JAMES X.
LUNT q CO., Druggists. 546 Congress st. 25-l
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27
SEVENTH DAY ADvENTIsTs.

A later despatch says the Tennessee wi
go hence to Norfolk, Va
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27

LNOR sALE-One good second hand Corliss
A. Engine, cylinder 2 feet 8 inches by 10 in
ches; driving wheel feet in diameter. Enquire
of the DIAMOND WRENCH CO., No. 222 and
224 Newbury St. Portland. S-3
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27
lost AND FOUND.

U OST-Between Preble House and Printers
~ Exchange, q ladys jet pin, oval shape, gold
setting. Will the finder please leave it at 81
PREBLE ST, as it is valued as keepsake. 1871
II OsT-0n Saturday afternoon, between Thorn
Spring and High, gold earring. The finder VIII
confer favor by leaving the same at 90 THOM-
AS STREET. III
The Portland daily press., 1885-08-27
ROOMS TO LET.

ITO LET.-A convenient room for one person,
IL furnished and lighted at 50 per week Good
references required. LA OXFORD st. 26-2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
GRAIN AND pR0DUCE MARKEES
FEATURES or NETWORK DEALINGS.


Wall Street was credited with most of the
selling OF wheat options the Produce Exchange on
Saturday whether the common gossip was correct or
not the market suffered sharp decline and closed
barely steady Cash lois in sympathy with the specula
i've decline fell off over cent and the demand was
small and cautious. Only two loads were reported as
engaged for export There no new feature In the
situation the foreign advices telling OF continued tame
and easter markets. the bcarsh feeling was increased
by rOrs heavy movements OF the cereal at tile west
Tue opening is0 a cent better than Friday, but
the strength dlsspatcd ana drop OF lGA =
cont followed The Gloss made at about the lowest
points OF day with October showing loss OF cent
Az o. November a ut 0Jls, and December the same at
~ the other months declined Is cent To 1888 cents Tor
January II OO4 for February and 81 OLA Tor March In
the cOrl trlot indications OF squeeze OF october
shorts manifested Cash Otr advanced "a cent
aud exporters took CT 900 bushels. October options
rose Il cent, but November showed hnal gains OF only
\ ~ 81 Is aud December 1873 January and Feb
rary at 4Gi2 cents of i cent oats sympathZed
with exporters bought UJOJO bushels, ana cash
cent better Tho options closed IA g
better 81 for October, 81 y Tor November 3-l2
December end 1914 cents for January In provisions
lard duh and options falling cents for OctO-
Der at 80 Is, for NOyemD r. at 80 ID Tor December
50 Il 10 for January, at 70 rs ana cents Tor teD'
ruary 80 81. -,
At New. orK Philadelphia, Baltimore and Boston the
cpts OF grain yesterday We're: Wheat si,41l
bushels; corr 7G5si bushels; oats. $3.50 bushels;
total grain 9i291s Bu,hc!s hOur. 900 barrels. the
arrivals AZ CnicagO. Milwaukee and -. Louis were
Wheat, llG.SSS bushels; corn, 2l9ol1 bushels; oats
llOI22 bushels; total grain. 44G,3@J bushels nOui,
1 t.ttr rel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK saturday, oct. 2+.-BEEYEs-R Receipts werc
single g. r.oai OF the market Total for lie
WEE o. head gairst l2-G7 head last week. No t'ade
SLpments today A. Live Sheep the Bermuda and In the
Cirsstl OF and 100 ear asss oil Mut'oD.
Villa the CITY Montreal Will lotO quarters OF
Mutton, making The total shipments
fro this bort as Live tat' HOS0 quart RS or
n, - ~ LIN heco and 500 o. suton.
sINf.-.-A 1--we aives were rec iNcd AZ WASH
zion arkct and Market quicl aud unchanged
few sold - - ds2 81, AMI Fair to Choice
Ncais 1T & a C. ,,,-----. ooo 4.
II 60 30 10 nj - 80. . - q - -, , ,.,
bca cars at bOllst and AZ Jersey CITY Total LOT
v,cL / sos hea agars 4pbOl feld last ok. VAN
gpt tho ruled hrm and sheep sold st an
avaoco ~ 80 rer b. Oi Comn 90 Prime sheep Merd
M lc and Common Choice Lambs ranged from ~ $40
81 20 The pens wer, well cleared
-Iailenbeck DAVIS 30 Canada Lambs ~ ID az
~ glO do ~ 10 at SIS 20; Canadi shetp 10 10 at 4c
IL kentucky IL 10 at 3laci $50 Michigan do ~ ID at
j. T. sadcr 60. 463 Western sheep 70 n at e; III
Eeiu.ky do 90 Il: - 70 80 kectucky sheep anu LIMOS
II 10 At &c 200 do 10 at Sac; lo2 KENTUCKY LAMBS "
Kase 90 Canada Lambs, ~ ~ 5'9'i l?3 Western
Newton & Giiet 2sl Western sh'e! % H. at 5Sci 1873
do 9t NJ al 3L,c; 25l do 20 10. at 2'.c 49,. . - .. 81,
HoGs-RecePs were y ears o. $780, hesG ~ MseS
ali head against as 03l head last wees NO s~os
I'D %nnnay steady - SOG 81 Y Tor teay !" '1S"s
State p cs would probably bring ~ 80 a ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
SI1IE Or fRiDE.

s,t1yoRr oct "a Cotton dull. MILLING 9], Flour
n n1f h9S4 ~ d. FANNY 81 5OaSi II CIV Mills
super % PASS 80 II 1ItrL - DE 70 10. 40 nrana,
Patent SIS 2a Wheat-souJneru quiet %"sern easier
s0acT" ea S d % aGsr water ed no 90
a0oc 0e!oee gOG@0 HSye19sI wcss.n &c .r,y de-
southern White. 0l 05dc. "a Yellow 5"d3lc. western
a4Gc Janu Try 44a45l4c oats steady and nuct south
ern. 80 e54c Western White S5@aG 40 aiIen
pennsyyania %Ga . ,- "SG rh a.
o6s wheat $1,000 bush "ie.JOO ousa Corn
BGsqT oct r. weak O Ws s SgPS ea.. s5
IS - Patent Winter WI ats - I14$j 20 Corn culi
S sGic oa G' ses i No White ioe 30 w6G ac
Shorts ard MIL nf, et proye,, a;tora 4c
Receipt. for totayIfIonr .6oo o1ls 7;ioS , 'a si
bush.
oct qns, an, W g9e9aasel l5 co''s
Minnesota Bttert - rs. - Patent 81 tsGs5 80 :
Wheat active and %eb sales RANGED oc,@5c S4GSG
closing al s44 NovemDer - 1@@ sic ,,cSaq ~ :. c'
eosiaF AZ 94e So SpTIne - ae s." ,I aa@ z5e
lash +c 0coneT A. ~ &C. closing a. te.' S@'g
2Ieal5c. closing al "a So N"vemO"r 1s~2 &C. closing
Bsrev-No . 67cj7c. PORK active cast. - 25@s' @o'
&c SeSGea; " = ss V, ~ SO rco - ~
3D. closing at ~ % Lara ,cahy aics r,nsed ca.:
SIS S7la Dec is aOGS6 91l. sulkmeas shoulders ~ 20
2OdS5 Is. RecoUts-Fonr IyUuO bbis@ WhciL 59ODc
hush: Corn 10000 gnSi; nats 10000 GusGi tyG 5000
busny 21.0Ju shipments lliHU UDn Wheat
~ 600 OusnI Corn 10000 lS2.uUU Uusl
1000 bus.; barley $1,000 bush.
CISciSNArl Oct. ~ Flour nmct and stcaiv; Family,
- 20 al 30 Fancy GOa 81 80. Wheat No Hr.
.5c; rcctDts 10000 spUcnts $500 Jush Corn Guet
No. Mixed i5@45 pc oats easier; No Mixed. nc.
kyc-Nu = FAN. tic. Barley steNiY; No Fail.
Pork dull al IS H. Lara - sUGsJ ST..
Bulknc3ts steadv shoulders. ShOrtrrib - IL
Bacon Guict and hTm SiDul3rA - - ShorJrlb Il.
Short Clear. ST. %. whsSey uf.n ~ VI %.
Hogs quiet COMMON ANA ligbL 81 ~ l'dcS.
ant butchers IS 81 u.s. i5 cccelU- 900 noIl
mems. Ul5 hcaa.
PEoaIA m oct. 2l-coru quiet High Mixed i4c
No MI1cd 4OL2a4lc. oats ictly1. No White = Ia
2Jc: 40 Mixed "a 4625o i've firm No . GDapzc
Recelpts Corn. 22OOO bush oats 1000 Rye AOpU
smpnruts-COrn 5000 bush. oats $4,000 OusL, rye.
e. 1igI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
COTTON MARKEr,-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. oct 2il23o p. m-cot!on dull aiddi I'M;
bales Including bales for speculation and gxPoGti
l4OO bl e. all American Futures duli paS'
Kidding clause october delivery Is 40 DO
her November delivery, lO0idi also D Ilo4u. uV.
November ana December delivery, ltG4l do DeeemOer
and january delivery, l5.B4d; also lCbid DO J9huy
and February delivery, l7-0id; also lSO4d 10 rep
ary and March delivery 206i aso u SD DO Mnlvn
and April delivery 256ld do April aud May deh'ei''
27.G4d. ....,,,o, . ono haIcs
American nrm UPsads, Low MIduiing Sro
ocIober delivery 1854 buyersi do: OCTOBER anu
Eer d"IivcTy l7.Cid sellers DO. November and Decen
Der delivery lG.64d buyers; do, December anG JanS
delivery and February deu'erJt
U4d BUYERS; do February and March dsnxefI;
buyera; do March and April delivery, 24o4d guy
June delivery. d SIGid buyers. ,,,, NJ. r o,~ Ma
GALVESTON oct. 24Cottcn easy; Mddig g< Low a M
ding 81, Good Ordinary S2 net eDa grSss saRes
Great Britain. o,3V5 baes saie>
2loi 3Siesi Oct cottcn qust Miadlng 9is Low
Mddling lid. Good Ordinary So. net and sross he
ceints Is77baes, Exports TO France. 0V Dsles 70 o
Continent 500 bales Coastwise +Aoo oaes saeS 'soo
MTw oct 24-Cottou steady M.ddiing SdiS
Low mIddng Ss. Good Ordinary Sa net receipts iooS
CoastwisS S,-Zi p<ios
sales 1900 bales stock. lSl ,oos paies'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. oct "a Characterization. Cumberland Gu;
gss ID Long Clear Muides @0s Cd: Short Clear Mddc
3ls nd Short RIBS $40 cd shoulders, 23s Oh per cwt
RcCf-Sls cd. Extra Indian Mess Prime Mess Od
Pork-Prlme Mess sos Cd per bDL; Prime Mess Eastern
6s; Western 40 Lard American, 3is. 3D.: Prime West
eru 3ls Od; Oil as 0 IIaus-LOng Cut. 4Is 3D.;
shoulders 5Gs 81 Butter So Cd per cwt for hnest United
states. Cheese-A meTican Choice. boS I'D. Wheat-kof
Western Spring Is Cd ais 3D. Red Winter. Is I'd a7s Id
per Genital No SDuGg7a I'D; New Western W1neI7s Adj
New Mixed Western As. I'd: California l. U.s. I'd. a
7s ja Californian No ia Cd 72d per GENITAL Produce
Spirits Of Turponne. lGs. 81; do at London 2js n
ewl Lenned petroleum. ID a. I'D pergaiIon Cloyerseed-
COmIICn "a 3D. Pale, lis 6d aOs. Cd Linseed Oh. 2IA
Sd per cwt Iailow-Fne American 2Ss. Cd. Prime CITY,
2ss. cd. cwt American Refrigerated Beef quart
3D.: ioIe gnsiters 3l2l. 10.
LONDON. oct H-P odnce- inseei OIL. R23 los. a 223
l Der tan; Calcutta Lnseed ABS I'd quarter f4nsoed
Gaze. ~ o. rs Os per ton; Refined Petroleum I'd. "a
gallon: spirits OF TnrDcntiue 26s sd per cvt;
Sperm OIL 1913 per ton kosn-C ommon, Cd per cwL:
Pale, Bs1lls Proylsions-iard 33s. on. Ter cwt for
American; SUGAR ~ "a per ew for Cuba Centrifugal
refining anost: Anstra rsllow-Beef, 24s. Cd a27I
I'd; Mutton 2JA ID n2Il 3D. Cocoa Nut ou-Ceylon
227 es.; Cochin, 23l 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.

Mr. F. C.. Bnrnand related in yesterdays SUNDAY
TRIBUNE the story of his entry into the dramatic
and literary world G. w. S. wrote of the farcical
sixpenuy telegram system of England; melo-
dramatic phases of the Roumcliau revolution were
portrayed by the regular COnstantinopIe corre-
spondent; personal and political features of the
French elections. and the late w. II. Huntington
were the subjects of two Paris letters Entertain
ing Guests was the title of England sketch;
veteran AbOIitionst told the story of a slave
hunt in New-YOIk Autumn scenes at Riverside
Harvard BOYS oil the Stage, A Polish Elias Current
Anecdotes. Stage and Box Office, Public Men and
Questions. review of Mr.. Stedmans " Poets Of
America and numerous other features of interest
made up valuable paper. Leading news topics
were:
F0RFIGN.-Marquis of Lorne assaulted by a mob
at Brentford. near London. - bulgaria IN
vaded by Servians. 60 Dr. James X. Woodford
Bishop Of Ely, is dead. KSmoLs OF T"e IN IN
England for bigamy. 60 Smallpox Ill 81. Lau'
rent College, Montreal.
DOMEsTlC-New statements were made III rela-
tion to the Grant-Johnson controversy. - Adj
dtiona suits were brought III CINCINNATI by Re
publican candidates who were counted out. -
senator Sherman made q speech III Washington
- The fall meeting of National Jockey CInD
ended GO Hanlan defeated by Teemer. GO 81.
Louis Browns defeated Chcagos and won the
championship of the world
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-Ten jurors to try Ferdi-
nand Ward. - MIS-, Dr. LozIer not allowed to
register 60 Panic at fire i'll BrOome-st. -
Fa,rar entertained. - Last day of registration.
- Gold value of the lega-tender silver dollar
(4l2lo grainsl, 1885 cents - tocKs active NJ
further advances, closing irregular with some
Copies may still be had at this Office or by mail
Price cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26


cv,c.co oct 2I-The Droeers JoTaal rep1Tty Gita;-
5000 pO uead; shipments 800 neau 'n1rAel s:eayi
urs 81 75Gs5 so; cows an0 MiNel O0HsS 90 s2cI-
as - 20 ass 7ji Feeders - -'"s' 49, i'' v wv"
SIS %. On ooo. sb,pmants q COO market steaty:
Vsb Mixed - asa So Pscslne aud shipping - 900
i hVuS' I ,yht 81 OQf3 IS; SkiDs ~ JOds3 70
- iec.luts 1000 head shipments 1000 heal marSos
inferior - 6O' Natives. 81 1885 400 Texans
81 Oct 4-Cd.e-Receipts today. 1000 heads total
% AZ TINS far T. q M iaJ week Jaw
lad i5J cars marxct arm arc sohg
nod ~ JIc steers IS lO@sJ go stookcrs AMI Fceders
xI ODUs3 30 ooo -, 49,, - ,..oL ,n,. Ear
a. vuJ head time last week 32OOO neal sonsa.
tb,tngh ID cars inactive and steaay AeduD ~
Gooa - rs ds2 76 10 Choica IS lO4S3 oO Cnaaa
Lambs. 81 1904 30 o,oo -, .o,,, g.. ,voav chm. far
IA 06J head tins Last week 1SOJg noah Oa-
ovod through 275 which 80 10 Now YORK marAes
staaSy Medium 20 Fair Workers rs o0@s4 % So'a 70
o'ce 81 as as Grades s5 iOc s3 Ooi fiss
SO 7OGs4 o. ooD ,,,.
CT touls Oct 24-Cdttle-Receipis. 800; shipments
,on orket weak, Fair Choice NaIye shipping steers
"a ass 20 Butcher Steers So 21Gsi 21i "Fass
rexau Steers. s. 40GS3 40 49,. ,.. =. a..
ShSsn-Recelpts 100: shipments, 2Wi 20 nnon % sx
su a. 0O9S2 Farto Unoce. ~ 20 ass 20; iamoS - -
ass 90. Am ....-,oo,. % eno. I,yht
IL Pacsing 81 3O0s3 81 Heavy, 50 05ds3 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
THE COURTS.
CALENDARS rHGs DAY.

~ s. r. W e. 2! IS e e. H. T2
10 Y27 al 49, 10 IL ISL $50 ~ 2is ~ 2i 81
- 259 ~ ~ ~ a'o Nv So gS : S 20 10
pf sgEAs snd f DsDa. jN9. 49, i$
80 Isl 2Oj 2Od go 239 l52, 1914 49, 2O2 2o52 2l2
~ srFEsIn GouEf-trFclAL Tr-rARr I-Beiore Dolo
nut SGfGF,E Corm-srrc,L TrnM PART IEcforc Beach
Nos 9sl, 29l. 292, POS 40 213 -.
suTaiiE GouEr-C iRcUIT-PArr I.-Beforo Donohne J.
N ST Gy coupr-cRcur-PAR iL-Bcfore Van Worst
sUFSE1r CogRT-cmcunPARI Before Andrews
lSS s7 i2s4 lis g7s 1881 1855 81 so4 ii2a loss
go IY 5 ss v fga Pq ?44
Nos lOo0 !SZ9 i-I9' 4iv' 1 1 % ~, I5lb -
7ti l26s . ,5 Ss 5so III i5' l-'' 'o' i''O
sUaRoGiiE's couTI-Bcforc Rollins. s;wn Of cath
erine Hnietta Mara II ~; WIN o. Ella T. Aaron II
n @ sc Sil Of faa ME VIII OF Gr snry
estates OF Francis Banl iieywsrd CGttng ~ caoc,
cJA9lourne Tor me Term Pcoro Freedman
4S vs. 90 so ST. tJ3 1872 es: 0-s. 1905
os s S5 fTM~P1rT III-Bcfcre TruaE
, H9s ~ "a 4o, 1851 io65 1000 1857 zoos 1865
i072 iOo 1910. 1888 lo9j. llo9' lll9 ILL., l2 lo'A
sufERIoa coUur-rRIAL TGpN-PAHr Iv.Beiore Ingra
connoy PGSAscrRIAL TEuN-PART I-Beforc LarremoEe
CoSSSSoSS PFIs|fai1L IraN-PAR1 IEeiore Hoe.
sen J. Nu- 1884, IA a. !4;9 - % 10 1914 4-''' l-''
COMMON PLSls-srEcitl TEaa -Hc.ora Allen. J-No -.
COMMON PLEAs-EIunY rERA-BeioFe DAY. J'-Nos - %
SUPERIOR coUar-;rEcI.L TgRN-Deior' o'GOrman. j.
N0day calendar ..-,.,..
aud Brown appeal, nom occrA 10 l. lntlnsFei ap
peil Ia from stnents 10 H. inclusive
CRY COui,I-IRlAL rREi--PAKI I-ieore iyitt J-Np'
446 4J22 4l4J 40, 3oOl 81 ~ iiO' tOOo '"-''
cry CoIjRT-TRIAL TERM-PARr U.-AdJourned for the
term. - -, ~, ~. MI
CRY CouKT-TEIAL TEEM-PAET ul;-Beiore Han y ,01
Nos Asa 31l2 4oli 44GS iS-S, 5Jjl, felJ $50 4o-U
4Sgi pil6 4jii 45SS 1893 - Il. isi3 2S5l. 4S33
COKT or OYER AND 1ERSlSKR-BefOrcJ Judge Barrett an
Distinct Attorney Nartine.Nos. l. Mt. ,o.,-,.-
COUEI OF GENERAL sEssioNs-fARr l-Beioio i1ec2TI'r
smyth ana Assistant District Attorney il1gcrim Sur,
opens at IL am-NO s. 4, ), u. =, D. 10. H. H. -
a. ID. 49, II, II. 1890 ,,.... O., No.. t,d,,
Cidersleeve Assistant Di.rct Att0r Pafris-NOs J.
2 "a, b,0.7 y o. 10, Il. IL. - Ia, 10 10. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
NEW BLoouINGDlLE REFORMED CHURCH.

SERVICES IN 1T FOR THE FIRST TIME-ADDREssEs
BY DRs. CROSBY, MACARTHUR AND OILERS.
Services were held for the first tiEie yester-
day in the New Dloomin gdale Reformed Church at
srty-eightl-st. and Broadway. BY o'clock audi
which filed every of the floor and gallery had
assembled DR. Carlos Martyr. pastor OF tho church.
occupied tho pulpit. and IN the first row Of pc1s
humber Of cergymen Of different denominations who
bad been Invited participate in the opening
After prayer had been offered by the Rev. DR.. Wendell
Prime. the pastor In few words welcomed the c0ngre
CATION into It's new place OF worship and congratulated
duced the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby, who said in sub
stance:
at this time preachers of all denominations to part
In service IKE this am happy to say that am not
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all. have found denomination
ssm always be full of strife. and its history
generous rvarles, but Of un'Christan hatred This
ehureh to be strong church, must rely not only upon
rs pastor out upon the WORK IN when eaeh member OF
we congregation should feel he has his share Your
ssIssh situated In quarter OF the city In great need
In closing DR. Crosby said that he did despair OF
nme would como when the last of the 5000 drinking
si ~ oy which It is cursed would he seen.
next speaker tho Rev. Dr. o. TIFFANY, congrat-
tne pastor and his people the spirit Of hospi,
, S,,Iy ana freedom from denoninatonssm which had
Inc Rev Dr. Wilbur +. Watkins. OF the Church OF the
fp trinity then spoke Of the indispensable conditions
ehurchs success, especially that OF new church
iVsrsuon and promptness and thoroughEess IN enter
i"g upon tho church work
nsuohaist and relative of the pastor OF the church,
~ sSld few words of announcement and then the
$500 80 ~ X 3 Macarthur, Of tie West Twenty-thild
.e' bapilst Church, prOphesod that before fifteen
had passed this eEurcn would DO In the centre
nanuome residences Fthave. he expects TO given
10 business. and the present costly churches and
noaes on that thoroughfare by the beginning OF the
~ century become the centre Of retail trade In re-
asions matters Dr. Macarthur Is an optiInist. The
Nth OF the Evangelical churches in this country since
rooo gives MIN tho greatest encouragement. In that
year MN population OF 25,0Oo0O0 three millions
wire IN church congregations In 1880 with so 600 900
Fopaaii0n nine million persons connected with
,shgclcal organizations While the populations had
a"Mrhed, the church membership hal trebled.
Ine rev Dr. Charles L. Deems, Of the Church OF
rsrdngers INDUCED in some historical "Reminiscences
aae Rev Drs 3. ii. Virgin and d. n. vandeveer were
80. iast 70 make addresses and the congregation de-
The pastor ~ f" W
new church has seating capacity OF twelve
''Aes holding from four To six persons each
hhfRODIsTS CELEBRATING AN AYSIVERVtRY
The Methodist Episcopal Church of the
saviour. ia One-hundred and-,iinthst near Madison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-26
MEMORIES OF AN OLD CHURCH RECALLED
The one hundred and nineteenth anniversary

~ Tho br,h NJ American Methodsm was celebrated at
be Iohn street Church. Noe "A and 46 JohRst ycster
day This church erected in 1sil on the se OF Ine
old John Street Church. the first in America winch "1s
dadiratrd nv Philip Embury october 80, lIos. III
was in the fan Of 1866 that the fret Methodist
were held at Philip Embury's house in BarTack,sI'
which is now Park place The altar rail III the ouna
school room OF the present church edhce Is 10
nave been used In the old church early as lfSo Ine
clock Is also a relic though 1t still keeps accurate unc
the services OF union love
n, preacling services at 1890 presided over
by Tisiop W. l. Harris of NewYork. the sermon DelnG
by Bishop C. II. Fowler. of san francisco; platform
,neeting nj go D. H. addressed by the Rev. is. NJ
Adams presiding elder OF the NewYork district; the
rev DIR. Stone, Editor of The Christian Guddim!, OF
Canada the Rev George T. Mains agent OF the Method
ist Episcopal Hospital. and the Rov. Howard lendeT-
SON. pastor OF the simpson Methodist Episcopal Church
sketches and "reminiscences aud euoges on the work OF
the church and its shining lights. At the evening ser
vice the sermon was preached by tina Rev j. H. Vincent,
corresponding secretary OF tho Sundayschool Union