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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. g.. provisions -Bacon Cumberland Cut
es ,I Long Clear I'd; Short Clear NuddeA
SIs d. short RIBS. 35s Od shoulders. 2@s "a per CIV"
peef-xI 4 cd EYtTa indian Mess frn6 Mess O't On
PorE-rrme Mess. 5oa cd per Dbl Plime Mess eastern
Lard -Amencan, 3is. Od; IIlIne west
OF ~ 81 ard OH SIS IIans-Loug cut 43s cd.
shonders SOS 81 Butter sjs Cd per cw ior finest United
si.,s. Cheese n. .T1can Ch0ice AS Od Whcat-tca
Westcrn Sprne Is ais 5d Red Winter is 90 as Ia
,T Genital SO Surng7s 4d New western WlnteI ~ "a
New Mixed Western. As. Id: California 80 J. Is "a N
20 "a CanfOrnan Mo- Is Od 11s2d per Genial 'oduce
Of TuTpsnfme ne 3d do at London 2ls I'd per
cw: refined petrOienm, Id ~ sd pergalon CloTsI
American RED 4Ds per ext. Ta0w-21s 3D. DeT CIVIL iuan
Common 80. Pale. lis I'd aOs Od Llnseed on rs
3d per cwL Ia1ow-Finc Anerc an Ios bd lIim' OIty.
2ss Oh. per American Refrigerated Beef hihd quart
ers 3D.. ioIe quarters 3i21. per ID. -. N, M,
wheat the three dave Were loVO'
centals lnclnliDg 10000 GENITAL. American. -, -.
TSeFscept American past thrsc days were
loo 700 oeDtals ., "a. on, 10. a cog
oos Der TIM calcutta Lnseed 4 Sd per quarter Ansee
CAKE 81 IS Us. per Refined Petroleum., 80. %
7Ad per gallon: spirits Of Iurpcntne 27s ~ per em
s,er, Iti 9bS per ROsn- Common. 3a ID per cWC.
PpeIe a. aiiA Provisons-iar ard. 3S. Oh per cwt for
American; sugar l7s Cd per ewt for Cuba Cenrfugsl
ni,zIng lls 3D. abs I'D for Cuba Muscovado TAR
Fenning ahOat: Australian Iallow-Beef 24s od @I1s
pd.i Mutton 24s I'd Gus ID COCOA Nut on-Ocyi0n'
A97 Ga; Cochin, S3l Vs.
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COTTON MAnKEro-BY rELsIRtrn

fryyRroot nov 6-Il:3bp. motion dun. MiddhnI
p, rInnv 300 nalcs for speculation and export 70
cepts, lUJ ba es. all American tuluies Ia AZ No
rcnbsr ami D,cnnuer delivery. It'd also o.ot 90
Derc,u Jcr January delivery o b'Jtu aT' @ mi
January and February delyerF s'bld' 90 rfDI III
49, delivery .ii, a.so ll.Jid. DO March anu MN
emery Z sod also - Id do April AMI MY @eIiV'
80" it4d d, NAV anu June delivery, .2'6idi do.
Juuc and JuIv delivery, 2i-bid 90, III. ,r
len iers Tor dcyeiy al tOdays clearing 'oo p'7 n'"
10" OF the week 3, 900 bales Amercan35 900
bsles .perulator' took. 40 bales r1Dot.ois loo 40
baie- lcta eIpD on O2e, tot1 receipts 7tOou p-leS
hmer.an uuJ uaes total st1'k, -O pac1
- 900 baic- of cotton anoa 5000 O"l'a Amer
CAT, cotton The s4l.s OF the day included iGCO bales
Amgiieae fHiT' ' ,d cr, DO NoyemDcf De
cr'hCr J-yrry $50. sellers. do, December aud Jaun
-, r,yerv -l,l v,nlr. do Januhrf aud February ne
iy.Ty > Ia seller. IL, February and March delivery;
lu.nAd seller, do. March and Aprl delivery .'.f'L
Inc 40 Am, and M4y delivery l..4d. sellers do May
delivery 2u.,,id uuScrs. TO June andJuly dehV
IN m otton-Fdturc, closed quiet Cplands Low Mdd
- ,,rcrn,trr delivery IBID sellers do. Dec,hoer
.ua Lamar, ,vory . .rl'rs January ani teo-
49, ,iIy, ~ . - 10 uayrrs do February an Marcn de
liycry tOU,d. buyers DO hAr'h anI APrH
TAD buyrrs prii and May delivery , - N''te
do Ma, aud June d"very 2i-Cid sell rs 20 Juh' All
JuY delivery. - I'D buyers . =, ,,,,.. =. -. toy
G.Lst-loy NOy U.-tOtton steady M.ddIlnN i'i3 ,ioW
MIAMI -. Good Ordinary net receipt, p" nA'-
gross b bales ENports Ia the continent "a O'''
-Nrt recrp,. So "a bairs, gross. t'49 baics
Fruors 70 Great HutAu. HtNH bar'. 20 INC n''"'N'
gII bale. s-o. I"Il' par' sa'r- 30 o' Lou,
rty,ss.u. soy. T.. r'uon quiet Mmdin5 - L%N
Niaohns - GOOD utun,t; i j, nm = =, oAr.
to lie oufinrut iJi4 les tot,t"lse 49, O"t' S"'
SO, balc. .iora 30 ,Ju bales. a.. a., hot.. .
Mecgiy-Nct rcccptt .-.',t N~- EiO'' ,,,,,,t
Itror- To ,,t,at ititdn D. ~ bales TO the Conlu,h|
/. ~ Oairs Ca tVl'c 3D. i1l b'r' lir' +1J1
been ! uu3 baies NOycnb"rf. 500 O@'''.
york Nov d rI- foioSIuV ATE tn tot nsi re
oei-of cotton Al al tao pJr'' SIN september J. 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

ears a. 2442 heas-ll7 Jersey civ and ~ cars az
Uth at Total six days no. ~ head against 1851 head
Tor inc week. Arrivals uptown WrTo
MI for MI Eastman with The exception Of one car oil ocA
stock. -.,.h In
excess of the demand. butchers VINO h.e er
,.fue bout Mt early III day. aud after that thcfo
was slow drag trade with nothing approaching clear
sucr prob hour Prices stu mrthef declined on
- Far -teers from 20 to &c making ihe tonl ,
100 ~. 80 export demand, put
~ he Nj we're for pmenL the Roman Tomorrow:
Texans sale OOT 10 Prime NAIVE steers SOLD az INC
Of Choice at rs H. and carload of III
CHICAGO Bulocks went 10 MI tdelmuth az 81 O. Bulls
inv Cows ana ranged in price from 81 - So .
Smpmcns AMI tom TIOw Include 40 Lave Cate ~
the Homan and 1903 In the trsh Queen by Nelson MOTH
nd ,t quarters Beef 100 OF Mutton VI lAo
Fufnessia aud CITY of Chicago by Joseph A.tman ma a
the shpnents reported from this port Tor Tue
$40 Live Cattle $3.50 quarters Of Bes and 4OO "
Mutton. =, 49,. o,oor. , 40, m NJ
81 IS; DO 1870 b at - 49, 40 2oo 20 40 o 10
ohio do 10, s. 5Di IL do l,tO4 70, AZ " IA
do air 10 az 81 TO- 48 lheago do LIS b AZ T. 90
DO 1890 ~ AZ g. 76J ~ do Leg 10 Soi % Ia D. AZ
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LIVE srocR MARKsr-RY rgLEGHAPH

CHICAGO Nov G-T1e Dror@rl JournaL r,oort, 90 =
Receipts 500 ShlDmenta $500 mead marKet hgeI
Exports % lows ana Mixed II 5OHf3 10 tpcL
~ 90 GSJ d0 Ferhers - OOGs3 co. IeIah% y 'VV
SJAl
Hoo,-ReceipS $4,000: Shpment. 5000; marSet active;
Mixed 2I0 - 30: PACING aud ShlDph< - 1O~
SJ6 4 Llght - 3O4tt 20; SkIDN ~ jOaS5 90 -.
9hs>p-ReccIpts 5000 head smpments zoo neal
dur 80 50 " Natives. 81 70 ass Az AcAas
81 1Jde2 ,,, .....,.
IT LoUls. Nov 9.-Cdns-Rccelpts co., shipments
400 Choice Ndfiye shipping steers
S975dS4 90. Butcher steers t3 OOGs W. "ra''
Texan StrcTs. 81 - a IS 40 - -. A.,
diHm a jJGsI l Fart ljcs 5oGs3 2j; LamOs 81 W
Hos Receipts 1900, smOmcnts 1900 LRlt ~ 5oS
-, , 3lG - 81 Heavy, - 5Dd - ~
BUFPAGa Nov. 5--CIr>9eceiDts TO-DAY. 100 Hean pt4
for neal n q ma NJ T"cS Dogo
head thro lOi cars market get hhg iowoL
clJIc, - lOdSJ Ubi stDcKcrs All FccHe'
a. t6~b
1>sp Receipts TO-DAY 24OO head total Tor week mus iA
mead tt,i wcoS uOD hea J. 'lnsclIou
ih-1ugh. is ears. marset fairly demordzed ModluD n
GOOD 25ds 10: Good 10 Choice - 4OdtJ W. Nah'uS
Lambs. - 7Jd6 90. -. .,,,, ,or
Uog,- Receipt, to-day II 900 head total for week nus TAR
a 100 upl las Week 5Ly,5 hen ,r r,
.yneJ through % vince so 10 sew 1otk t
steady Medium Fair Workers - 10 HsJ ~ oOgi 70
Cl o.cc 7JdJ 80 butcher, GRADES IS OSso GU Ts9
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-07

siiS g %. Los nat :! ia ,a,n u.s, 80
DO os sfsst g q 70 do ado9 s5 TSeai 81
p q Hssl IL 90 81 a. 4 a. 10 do l'o'
B Hr e g S5 G RsSa sSS i.ii 5.ss a
Ssg 70 p eiis y ysina Seer, g 60 Il
d. q o S. So ID At s 3 At = Penn
Y r. a. !. 90 % Do s n e., 3o ~ e K GaiG Ky
DO i.I't r. at $40; Cows so 10. at 9Hci 20 State
7tfc Ich iat n s' CO 10 Virginia
PSansyySSld a. lie D. at Ei2a less 300 per head 20
herman cuvsr rs Kentucky steers p S sS sS
d. do 90 rs ~ @ s. y DO DO Il b. h al So s. s IS % 90
= CO. y Virginia do lo9 ~ a = u DO lbs n az =
/ %aS as 49, CO Cow ?Std Ba
29S sdo: i.3o d, at2.c do 1908 10 at 500 Oxen
CxLvE; ceps were 200 head nearly all at 6q l6n
supply mainly assers which Tge dq and o sE IN G Hsh
u ply IN arn. Poor to choice sold at ilad lgc
safes hallenbecK Davis 2G Grlssors =H d. at Z'4ci
DIenback & Dewey. Of Grassr, 2o7 TO- 2'sc; 10 do,
Judd buckingham 2vcals 200 70. slc; do 100 b.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recelpts were y cars o. 8 7s 49,
head12 cars at Jersey city md cars az GOtst o'a Oa
last week The markot was badly today ami
sGcep , T@ S % to mme AMI
nary to Prime Lambs at aa5le The dead meat
adler Coz le0 Indiana shesp Jos "a p At
e 60 se' Ohio do 81 b. at '' so' h'".''s, @" " 3D.
T. =. Kaae: 80 Pennsylvania sheep ~ d. at o'+ci 100
pennsylvania Lam f. G3 10, at - 80. M
Newton Gill-tt: 49, Virginia sheep, 81 ID. at rs %Oi
1870 kentucsy io. II NJ at . oc.
judd & Back .ug IA state la nbs 40 D. az 3isci
% state >h.ep ITO 10. at 34c, 700 Missouri do ~ 3D. ht
- o. - =.
Dicnback & Dewey 800 Northern Canada Lambs q 10
cj 1873 do II To- at - 800 10 state 90 b5 q. $50
200 do few Sheep 20 H. 4alc; llo Western eep - ID
al 3c ISL ituckv DO 10 N al 32c 70 STATE do - d. NJ
3sc ~ do 81 10. at &c "a do. rs No. at . llc . , 80
Hume & Mullen ~ stat; Lambs q H. at 54' 10 90 %
~ 47c; 1876 do. ol n, AZ sc ~ fei nsy wanna sheep
aud Lambs 10 ID &c; 2l3 Western Sheep % H. AT 5'4c
81 state do. % 10, at &c.
Wash Kirby - Co: ls6 State anbs. - ID. at &c
HDGS-ReceIpts "a OF G,t5l head ~ caie AT
Jetscy CITY and u az 4Wh.st Total TOT elN udf
4S - 415l head for the same Il ne last week
None sale alive NoBin dy steady at ~ - 20
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA SrOch&
peoo.,ed by J)uS H. DAVIS & Co, Il WdI-I
FRIDAY, Nov. CT. VI.

FRIDAY, Nov TT NJ
All OF to-days stock Exchange markets developed ue
cees of fevershnoss and uncertainty to an extent t'
has been unusual during the last month Neither the
time nor the temper the speculation IN stocks Is re-
Elected In the figures Yesterdays late manipulation
was continued the opening and during this forenoohS
dealings And for the stocks which yesterday were
the conspicuous features in the late dealings hiEher
prces were recorded the carly hours The market
however refused to disabusc itself OF the idea that there
wa, too much rashness at work to DO productive OF
health and a natural vigor. In fact, the movement
brought sellers rather than buyers to the msrAe''
40 that, despite the excitement the enor's 10
sustain prices by sheer force were apparent
70 every casual observer Hence the days business was
81 spasmodic character; the total dealings g425iO
shares were 900 shares less than yesterday ana
the dis position to realize profits was so much cat1r
than that to make ventures that prices atter mid
day gradually simmercd away. The whole story Is In
nutshell: the character of the local manipulation
for the time being outweighed all such
favorable conditions shown by increased railway
earnings the improved status OF tho iron and steel
trade and favorable reports OF good progress pes
made at the conference OF the trunk line presidents
As Yesterday ST. Paul and Lake shore were the Key
notes Of the whole speculation, and the two stocks
together furnished 1l9 600 shares OF the days total
business At the opening ST. Paul made splendid
snnrt from 3 10 9j against 9i5s last evening later
il sold at 9l4aJi25 Lake Shore was less ambitions
with an advance Of only "a to So but 1t for long time
held firm between Sil2 and 50 Generally the nuctna-
ons in other stocks we're simply reflections OF the move
,neus in the two stocks named Bat Union Pacific was
feature alone by Itself; its opening and closing ;ure
WIS J77s an! IN the meantime 1t had sold ny 10 oos anu
down Il, i7la: It IL almost exceptional IN showing
nal cain of 10 pcr cent Western Union was active ana
there seemed be contest III that stock Detwcen puIs
a"I be.rs n finally closed with decline OF per
cent Generally the declines OF the dsy ranged from
"a 10 s per cent and the market closed unsteady AT hS
,-..,- ..oo,, ,yi,,
the bds the - further reduced g per cent AheAe"
nrc the closing quotations
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THE PETROLEUN MARREE

There was another improvement in the VOL
umc of business done in crnde certificates yesterday ana
prices again sought lower level The extreme decline
OF the day Dig cents. but in the afternoon the
market was fairly steady around 81 0s The final loss
from Thursdays last figure was ony cent. and tue
close easy In tone. 800
The range OF prices and the total dealings NJ the Con
solidatcd Exchange were as follows:
Opening Lowest. 10Y
Highest. Recommendation Fnal......... 90 2
Refined oil was unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn. Nov. 6.-Crudc Oll-Naiional Tran
sit Certificates opened at 1854 and closet at 1913
highest price, lO9ls lowest price, 1914 Ciearauoo'.
3,5i0.00O barrels
OIL CITY, Penn, Nov 6.-Cruic Oil-NatiOnal Tran
ait Certificates opened at 100 and closed at 1918
highest price, 1925; lowest price. 1914. salos,
Alas barrels clcarance'. 5000 barrels; runs
II Az barrels shipments s4.S74 barrels. charter'
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THE MARKETS..
TOTAL RECEIPTS OIPRODUCE.
Per North Rioer. Vessel; 81 RtIJJti
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-spot Rio dull at $50 foiar sales. Options
quiet and without marked change Sales loooo oa e
$50 January. 6.s5 $3.50: FebruaI, $500 aOOi MAr'h
7.pOd1O5; April 7Ojd1l6; May.Il 40 49,, .on
Mild grades gu OF 800 bas Naracabo ana Oou
piculs Padang from the June sale pvate terms. 49,
COTTON-~pot Cotton dull and Unchanged sales, -
bales, all for home c0nsu nption Deeries 400 bales ne
ceiIts the ports to-day 1896 this day last week
81 237 last year 40 i57 the wee 2737O5; st week
267 last year 266255 since Sotember l. lb6oO3Z
bales against i63OO20 for the same period last year
The quotations. according tn Arucan cl5hl;ltio1
re as
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RrIi..l1ns Notices.

Rcll.i1ns Notices.
A. u, Appointment of the Prrsbytery''
EVANGEIIsTIC SERVICES during the month OF 40
vcmbcr in the following Presbyterian Churches
FIFTH AvEXrE CHURCH corner OF 5th.ave and both
ST.. on sunday Wednesday and Friday evenings NJ :"
BRICK CHURCH corn,r Of 37thst aud 5thaye' on sun
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings AT D. He
SEVENTH PREsBYTERIAX GMU % s2Tnsr S5
Broome aud Ridge ais. on sunday TUESDAY anu "'u"'
evenings al Gao D. III. $500
COVENANT CHAPEL. $40 Fast 42dst Just east OF "a.
ave. sunday. tuesday Wednesday ana lhu''"' '''"
ings at 40 y. m.
day Taesdiy and Friday evenings At 7Ij p. m
curpcu OF SEA AND LAND. corner Of Market and
Henry s on snnd1y tuesday and Thursday evenings at
7ii5P m -
psope in the churches are invited to
attend these services.
rresy,eran CTrGh tA vii P preach S' at
1880 q m. and ~ M
syr Methsdi,i EPiscopHi Ghsrsh near ar
80 bS Rev EARi NsON In evening oy iasor
American Temperance Union Chlckerng Han SunuX
afternoon ocoe Add.s,s by lGs Methods EpcO al
Church OF this city. musical ProSr-nme uuer 10
Of Dr kelley. Edwin +. GALLOWAY. Secretary Joseph A. 'O
gsrdus President.
Association Hall 23d, and 4th R,bIc
THuA ON 81 D. win resume t. SlAsS At o'eiocE open
all ~ ,
Al DrookIyn Tabernacle the Rev + ~ M M =, ~"
MAGE viii breach to- morrow 10 30 M ana 1857 D. III
A. a.. ,,,rch NJ the saviour lOJth.st. near Madison
~ I Wsy mr II a. OAkifY the pastor VIII preach az
10 80 and 7jO Subject, q" our Dung Men
u,,.,,o, . .m,.rapce Association. Masonic Lem
pie Oth.aye ana ST. TOMoFhOWs 81 W. no seat
men AZ servicrs nj l:46. LATE ATlENDAN ~ =,
Tus days meeting OF great II terert ovi nrant tho
FULTON ID. D. In his great lecture on aEIiI tIe
Hero and the Tenn figIL PROF "a t,.,d
Athlete in words boys on the onro0o MISS
A fpe musical programme The popular enoir viii
gATIE SHARP, has tenaered her service 10 PioF
he under tne direction OF Mr. GEORGE o. "a etc
gRE and Mis- BEL ST. EPH ZEN so In
WA SCHINPER, Treas J. d. oipD''
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rrpoPFAV FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoyrOX Nov 6-l2:3O .. m-Atlantic and Great Western
Second Mortgage Trustees Cerhc itcs TO- Canadian acuc
sos. Erie 2JI. do second CCnsos ST. Illinois central
l4OI. Mexican Ordinary 259l; ST. PAU common y. q
New-York Central. l0GS; Pennsylvania, oos He%'ihR'
ll% NJ ~ :, -. uo,,o. o., "a
francs 81 10 ceutbes for the account. 80, ,-.,- 49,.
connt; Western First Mortgage trustees
Certificates @G4 Canadian Pacific. 52is Ere, Zos uo
second Consos S6L Mexican Ordinary 221s' Ne"'iorN
Central, los Pennsylvania. G6a4; Reading H. ~. ,
d r-The bullion gone INTO inc DAM Va
In glaua on balance to-day t5l,OOO
Hudson Bay COMPANY, 20 - ,,--...., N ,.,uo,
Paris advcgs quote Three Per cent ich'oSa' 80 H''
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,,C1rIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY'9
fISrs FOR CALIFORNIA. SANDWICH IsLANDi
i.paS CHINA NEW.ZEhLAND, AUSTRALIA GEM
THAf AND SOUTH AMERi, a AND &ENICo;
From New York pier foot 9 lnsI ST. y H.
Yor the Tsthmus % Panama
COLO sails Tuesiay Nov "A, noou
Connecting for Central aud south Amcrcl AID Ncrco
Etom san FRANCISCO. lee emo or nnansr,
China and Japan,
CITY NEw.Yokk sails Thuredgy N"H ~ ~
lEALANDIA sails eaf uriaY, Nov z - \
oros errtys Of London mails at san Francisco 49,.
For massage general In Grraison apply al 20"
80 10 On The per Canai-st.. y. K ..,.-,
'Aa' o'"'0 wv NV H. ] BgLIAN. superintendent
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Ocean S,edners.

ANCHOR LINE L. :. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
u sailing Weekly from NeS.Nok Tor
GLASGOW VIA LOND ~ JERRY.
DFVONIA Nov. u. 3 y. III. ~ III PA, Dec p . p NJ
tiHCA STA Nov %. Dam. FU RNE-oi \; zee l. oah
cabin uassagr $50 TO So Second class $50
Sirerlgr outward so. pTepsd SlJ.
FRSoN BROTHERS. General Agents
ms 49, BOwlmg Green. New ork
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spIurr- or rCRPENrfHE
,u,ptvs,oy Sov .Turpcntlns firm Jt - 10
pAyISSAu Nugb IurUrutur quiet al - ~
WILMINGTON. Nov. &. -IurpsLtiac dfh AZ JAZZ
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>-opTu GERMAN LLOYD SIS; GO.
SHORT EoT ,r,,p TO I ) ND BRREMEy.
Nov 530a N ED e We'd S4y q 30 an.
Ems Ncl. Nov. !, so W' wtplk We'd. Nov. 1871 AN
tNECKAR, sat, Nov ~
S,oouers marked sail Tor Bren'cn az - xIoS "a
~ vx-rsss s',.refs LIST cabin. ssh So "'~
CGOIn' soV' On Stc,rags AZ lowest ratios 80.
OFLRICHS & CO. NO D""''"e 49,.
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Religions Notires.

Ss
7:so. No subscription solicited
sssis t f hc o.
mnnon !. AS $50, atlns 10 Solemn MASS = A. m;
an 3 SSS az, sss sS iS, 60 ''
and aFSEx N op
~EThe Innocent suffering for the Guilty"
.d sss; for d E's" ri
lsthst- sun Nov Doors Opened a. t"sV c,ossa
happiness Theory"
80. Luke. Methodist Episcopal church, 4lstst near
pastoS REV Dr. s VIII All ara cordially invited u
~ Jame.'s Church, Madlsonave. and7lststmrev COR.
Even song !. Strangers cordially welcomed
81 Aaarew~ Church METHODIST IscoPan 7s'st 1s.
b. D. pasrorHoars Of Worship i0'i6 a NJ. and 745 p.
Preaching oy the Pastor sunday school 23o m All are
Pnsr. Ms,hc4 FD,eSgrI Charch ah s and and
Rev. Dr. DAY. Pastor at, ).
The Prot stant Episcops Church Missionary Society
tort cond annual Ihrst hureh, otS ard
on S 5s nT Kew eyennf O'Clock mo
Thirteenth stree, Presbyterian Church between sixth
and seventh ayes &niJn ycrySs GJ I
! EESScI p mt O' ''' iN''''' NV - - ' :
Jubilee singers from Fisk University Ma,hyIs
Tenn will concert In Thirteenth street Presbyterian
Church Thursday evening, Nov. H.
street Baptist church corner ,csin Les nS
Nv Row ey n cALvE + at 10 No. and $50 m
Sited
he Annual Mce,iaq Of tn, New YORK Association
will be held hapel Of the Broadway Tabernac on
sidrussed Sv gentleman who resided among the
Indians as agent Tor more than twenty year,
Third Unverss.i. ChSrh west i'S't BETWEEN oas ~.
- Visitation OF the splrlt"i 7:45 m, &" Election"
Rrtf oH.ff Sn
ship at u a. H. and ; ~ nng TeskV ser'ices o
West Presbyterian hprr 42dst between .th and 5tn
JOHN PAXroY Din Dr. Dre, pS, 10 r,rrsw
at il a m. and 7i6 m
Yves. Tnrty:.hird street Baptist Chrrc "a e
Bible Dav. with an address Dy - f. U'S'
s OF this city Strangers md friends cordially l''ted
Meetings ,r y sem o nm ONLY building 2sd
AZ corner ithave eginning tomorrow sinday az a. M
1890, aad $50 m. All other evenings during Tue "efN
the perors q the A''Of esdST;
DC Costa d D. Georse Alexander. d. d. ana rev H.
nyasSa thea a's sn sSnrc s
Tev Botoae b. d. Washington square. East. cor
ssy cor Le a%.t s.s Z and 7n
' I'll and s:n; 7+' also We'd
ne Tay KIDD ara 7h aTe between 2h $50
lev; Philip GermOnd' fremont Methodist Episcopal
Rev Halssv: spring near R,a Varies 7''
Rev Rev GTfT % SSpGs ct B sGr NEAR sat a nag
Rev William Iloyd Maids oHave and ATHEIST u anu
| Rev r. >. Macarthur, ID. ~, 1bhst' Del. otp All" ''n
Rsy arlos Martyr Broadway 6sth.s za5 sam
Tse 5a ss bet "a and 81
RSss,s Asp sys , sST s e GEao4 -
VoinS men are very cordially invited 10 all the services
noted above.
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The Professor

Of an academy In vermont curcl OF cAtaiTh ny o"'
In and gritc. tn, following interesting sta'e
meit.
cheerfully give experience IN tn" use oil hooi
sar,aparIa had lied with cat rrh to some OK
tent q long tune, AMI had used various md''"' WV "
al resulfs when was affected that sDerch was Soh'
.h,i Jncult and nv voice entirely unnatural n'h
bega 10 uae sarsIparla as remedy ana Win sue"
rol effect that In few spe@ch was easy the voice
natural my general health was much Improved. ons
time, return Of tho induced by taxing cold "heh
.ort AZ once Ia tho use Hoods SarsIparia when
keep by me constantly. aud alwa hnl rehet' rosa"
Hood. sarsapara as o remedy for caarrn ana
Judging 10y IT. upon myself cannot say 100 mu'H III "
praise j. . 0iLN' - '''''
Hoods Sarsaparilia
Sol, r all arucg,st, 81, six tor So Prepared b. g.
HOOD & co, Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 Doses one Dollar
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auction Sales.

nUNN g. DARLING will sell at 70 iV Tso, u Jcp ,
TO-DAY at their Rooms b ana s % Of nnesimed
ar by order the Grand I'm on hote Sya.es Packares
neysoual property CONSISTING of 1r.nks
1eweIry, Watches, etc. Also o iot Oh S"P's~
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Newbriean.
-. His Icy L,T,l M,dlinF'''..... slo

Futures wore quiet The market opeed at to points
decline closing quiet at an I'd gance oil pontior
partially point decline on other DJnths sales C'uop
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Seventh Street Methodist EPISCOPAL Crurch -N,nty
ninth am Love Feast 49, Bin0p FOSS rezchos
1890 Reunion $3.50. Piase meeting $780, Sst oAsowSA
$50 No subscription solicited
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CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"LANE ROUTE" .
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eteel tickets and from all parts oi Europe az ven
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at re@HTen PY'oTTS q 20 ~ C. Is RICHARD CO.
Gen At 81 Prlad.st y. Y. GcnPas Agts u way y /.
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>,r,h nutch Church, ll3 Futoust and 81 Annsi;
nSt,n Ip"h,v / o. M by tho Row ". H. TEN Er h
ID Moaday evening PRAISE and Thursday evening
n.ay.rme.ting \ o'clock In this church the FL LION
pTEEET III lilly NOON PRAYERMEEIINdh held.
North Pre-by terinn Church cor 9thave and Sistst-
Morning lu.O Preaching by the Kew n w - n
LIND d. service IA. Preaching by the ItstOt
\ u itOrSITER. sermon for young men, "A uoou 9ouier
Of Chr 81"
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