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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
PHILADELPHIA AND READING R. r.

cfN-J r y hAi
E., TINT T4STE5THKiSS fFfTTGTI1 10Y =; isss
pGU sSNb&Ys 4o 5 nee $50 $50 a
Chestnut NJ. at coumbiaaye. fer Manayunk conshe
DRAWING. ROOM "a RS on all Day Trans and SLEEPING
Returning ieavs PafIA DELpHIA Ninth and Green sta.
7$o $50 $50 Hoo. am ;iS s45, S;4o 90 1900 p N
s4s 20 sos $50 ioao TO- sa ssss' s s
For IockHAvES. PEAIE ana PHiLLrrsBURe Penn.
For %IfLfAxsRoRT- srSBURY. LEwIsBuRc and
il;ooa q, 100. 100 400 $50 si5 1900 p m sunday;
EsF o sas iis F. ~ Too $50 H.
"a s.; 4 r. sa9@s5s At 'nO ae "a,
For fg fresIys LIZ and MAucH CHUNK
at 800 7;00 $50 100 l3O. 345 5si5 Sundays
For EAsTox q 100 ZOO. ssoa M. LOO 100 s.s. toe
For HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at 400. $50 e a.. 400
For FIEMINGToN TOO $50 a. NJ. 100 $780, 400 400.
Fer IOs soMFRvILLE At aOe soo $50 1919 100
go 7oo sso s;l5 1890 m Sundays 400 s'as a ~
For Pt tSp IP ED .cc OO ZOO 7s $50 900 1919
sS "a. leC lc S 80 q S 80 se9 c $40 se s
Sundays 400. s:45 a 1900 l3o. 4oc. $50. ESQ.
For or ERT H aMBoY a4:so 600 SIS HOO ll:4Sa m
For SO Ssfs 40
$50 SIP 100 a. M 100 o. zoo ,o 80 s'lS NJ sundays
For FREEHOLD Sis HAS A. m. loo. 4.30. $50 p. m.
For LAKEWOOD TONS RIVER BARNEGAT nA3o.
For ITIANTTC CRY. ViNELAND and BBIpGEToNS
40 a m. LOOP m
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. 9, North River. via sandy Hook.
For HIGHLANDS. sEABRIGHl LONG BRANCH 400
Tickets procured foot of iberty-st Pier
North River 81 26l ~! 42l ~ LAO and 1923 Broad
$50 1877 and 149 0h.ave Rvngt0nst 10 IL ID and
ll3 Green wchst, l46 East l25thst. 1881 Bowery III
Canals and principal hotels IN NewY0rk CITY In Brook
lyp No Courst. l07 Broadway 49, $50 FutOns- 2l0
$40 Manhattanave In HOboken 254 Washing New
Transfer Company will call for and check from
hotels residence to destination
A. A MCLEOD. C. c. HANCOCK.
Acting General Manager Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agt
IL. p. BALDWIN, q. Z. p Agt llS Liberty.sL, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27

Fancy 81 eossss Patent. 9. oes4 IS wnea-ss,ss of
No 2 Red Winter 751.c- Nov- 16c. pcc+ fo'se
Corn-Sa Mirea c-sh sxuAF.s Scv- 900 De-
3tscs Jar. s5s~c. May ssd39te. 20 .ts-No me"
SALES at ST. Bariey-sai-. At sosa2e Bnssr =,
lsc. Flax seed~aIes at e2c. Hay-T1nothy ~ 90 90
49, whisfey al 81 IL PORK $40 90 -, Bulk Meat,
Long Clear. IS IS. Short Rbs " 40 Short III, Sin..
- so Lard SIS 90 .. Receiut.-fiour. 5000 bos'
Wheat ~ 0oo oush Corn. 62J bush; GAIA llooo eus
Rye. 1000 bt.n Barley lg.oUO push shipments-fIouf
1000 bills, Wheat bush. 5000 bush; osts
1000 hush. Rye. 5000. Barley. LOCO
TOLEDO. Nov 20. Wheat duh. Cash u he; ana nov
7sc.; Dee 77asc Jan. zoe. MAY. $50 C orr
Cash, SHE: Now. 3sLc. May. 42sc oat.-css IN
g. So Recsgts-wheat $4,000 ou.n Corn oo . Sass
Corn. 5000 bush. Data 1000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nkw.YoRK. Friday Nov 2s.-BEEvEs... Receipts we're
cohst Total for 5437 head against lo4s2 head
rivals uptown we're ali Mt Eastman with the excep
era & W re : S9:l mere dFsss
coo, ;YGgse he selling
81 10 s on the rer p
had not put in an appearance at y eelc;k
old and stays ~ 81 ooSs Bulls at 81 5oass 25 and
10 shipments u Live sfoE or Fresh Meat this port
oy the Of q and % sn nns for BenHa
VIII carry IS sheep. The Richmond all will also be laden
2. Gns'so 90 1879 g. at is 81
81 90 % 2 20 q az Il So y 10 sS ~
1925 b. at ~ 20 "a do 1862 10. at - 30 20 d. 1913 H. at
Eo.enhal; 10 Ksnsucsy steers laos asss Is DO
Il iSt d :; 81 i 70 y i4'O h. at 81 Oxen
PhssgS i Inls Ana steers, i47o at s. 81 Z do
fisss5 a q IS q DO ii$7 iSo 4 4
steers 1880 10 at "a TO- 20 do 1890 81 eS so1en 1885
S"asgitH Indiana steer tee III l52s s5 10 do
do ig.o b. At y so il do - SIS Is DO 1900 :.
3 - hss sa g. ss5 i & Il e Z Is d. 1910 n
=. - s co ser $50 10 do 1874 d.
Ior ssys 4 i2 he'd I'D Trade AIDE limit limited
Sales-Haenbeck Davis 63 Grassers 239 ID al - 30:
81 DO 242 ID aS2 IS ll9 Veals 33l d. at 3Asc do $50
indd Businshan % Grassers 274 n, at i2c pcr 70.
SHEEP AND LAM Receipts were for the two days
80 10 200 head26 cars at Jersey CITY and y cars
a60ts Total six days 20 4l head against So 1876 head
time last week
Common and Medium Sheep dull at previous quota
tons Common Lambs showed Improvement; but
Prime sheep and Choice Lambs firm and the latter "a
Poor to Prime sheep at s3S4 90; Common 10 Extra
halsplscE paws; 2sa Indiana sheep = ;S q
b. at 81 50 80 Canada Lambs II IL, 6sc 1913 do SO n.
al 9 &C. 49, DO 50 10. at ST 80. 80.
Dienback n Dewey: SO Western sheep e6 n. at 463
70 IN. at es.c s76 do. IS n, at &C. ,,oe.
Mullen: l44 State sheep So 10 at 3 c 10 state
Evrrtt q Picock: Sheep 81 u. at 4i2c $50
Newton & GIett a4i sheep. rs 70. at 3i2c; 2il
"a b. al sc 22e Western do 70 at 50 IS: also yesteriay
1874 Canada Lambs So h. at 6c 3I6 Ohio Sheep. lOl H. at
J. F. sadler CO.. 1872 Kentucky sheep ee n. at 4l4c 2lO
5. ksse II Ewes poor 81 ID. at &c. us State
sherman Culver; Kentucky sheep 1874 10 at 81 90;
1872 do 1873 H. at 81 81 a. l49 do 30 n, at - So.
Pidcock 40 Ohio Sheep 81 10 at So 30 ~ do, Iy 10,
al s. 40; 1870 DO 70 ID. at So As. -
Judd Buckingham 10 State Lambs, So n at Sic 2l7
Ohio sheep 81 10. 81 state do, 102 h. at C
HOGs-kecelpts yesterday and today lib cars Of
l6 7O9 heaa-G6 40ts and AZ at jersey CITY
81 236 head against 4OSJO head for the
shade higher 81 1Ods4 so ousde figure for
Sales O. Smith: 427 OHIO Hogs 1873 rs at 81 10; 80
Ohio Pigs som, at - 25i As do. 100 10, at u 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
TIE PETROLErN MARKET.

Though the total dealings in crude certificates yesterday
were a scale tunes the trading was spirited
OF the speculation rmer than Wednes
day Though king hoped for ths week by
many operators prices be establishing their ten
deEcy to Improvement Ths pipe line figures so
ar month show or excess OF deuN-
cries over runs that may reduce the stocks about "a,
accumu the south Pipe Line and Il
surprising the next month two should put
the visible back the held before the large
from pr to October took place There Is consider
able validating going but severe winter weather
will curta this and help shrink the output where
The market opened up nearly cent at IT cents and
dealings ed 7S Here the bull
ish temper expended It's and though fairly steady most
Of day cents the disposition CT the trade was
iqudste The firm, but not much above open
ing quotations little pool az Reod in the Thorn 1reeK
region moderate wells but II will require
field check the general declining movement
OF the output. -
The range prices and the total dealings at the Con-
sodated Exchange were as follows;
Opening .......... 774 y
Highest.....-.... rs 2 Final ~ =
Refined oil firm cents in NewYOrk and Baltimore.
and ga cents per gallon IN Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1885.
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYo via Desbrosses and cOurandt Street
hs wss with s5 RPsR p9ass
ami Chicago Limited Paror. Dining Smoking and Sleep
w nH Sss1 at Lock H aver No. m CORY and E.
ats S GO. ne .. q, CORY for 1itu'vie Petroleum
~ IL ssa:n Ss.s
Of PnPsp ses Gs y sv sqa
and .n5iSis 1 aaS punday. S'ld $50 H.
For A allan Guy except sunday On SATURDAY., oDv
Long Branch Bay Head Junction and intermediate stations
On sgn saS s4 G's' M and DI2 DO stop
For Old Point and Norfolk NewYors PhaaasIph.a and
Norfolk Railroad p "a every day. via Baltimore aud
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with all through trains
s oeisz G svs ah0rdns speedy 'nd ui''' transfer
sn% $50 Fo daily y'i F0 s and
go $50 a H. 10 500 $780, $50 t2o s2o and 1925
FROM ss% Y9S sa56 go So
ssS 1888 7cc S~ 1'q 80 i95 80 Pm and
a M. 800, 60 7'00. 9;2O 935 and 1925 D. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New York via Desbroses and Court
& 1srss sFe 10 as Washington Limited anal Chicago
saaSsy a hips.s S ssS 10 q t%s9 9s
1 IA and ,I s9 % s9e s 15S H L .o and
saIS.2 Connect at 2sno or aaa LEI L. and H. 0A
Returning trans leave Broad station, Philadelphia
1901 500 4:O5 44O 5:lO $50 730 500 s5094o II and
ll:l5a Limited Express LA and 400 p ~ i2:ag,
"a s. g. 635 1912. S:l2 and $50 On sunday. l2Ol,
500 400. 44O $40 $50 $40 nn l2;49. l450 Limited
Leave PhiIadeiphia Via Camden 900 H. daily except
day
and COurtlandt St. No Courtst
and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Futonst Broosyn
station Jersey city. Emigrant ticket Once No Battery
Place and Castle Garden.
The New.York Transfer Company VIII call for ana cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
CHAS. <. PUGH, ]. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Nov 26 tsD,cfap-Pork was bid to $40 80 for
January about I've minutes after threequarers OF the
had passed with outside OF $40 ~
and $40 25 That there has been little pork for sale Is per
haps why tho advance 1 sudden now lhe
shorts IL is believed have been cautious and have been
bidding uly while the market dull without getting
property II said to-day about the pit that Charles
Wright buyer and hs efforts get in his shorts
through his traders put the market 1t IL SAID ha 'ns
packers only selling pork they usually 90
this but that they making IL This conpeis
the somebody who shorts It" In turn ana
consequently is extraordinary that the market mas al
vanced rapidly. Nat Jones all day one OF he LAX
buyers Wheat down 70 "a cents Tor Decenbsr eai;
under the price, the last put price that mere
be the directors can have their way There were ~ aa
OF nucuaon from all the pits except pork that was
dull In wheat December az low
737s and high 74s174 cents For hours ~
without uctuaton "a cents On thu short AFTER
noon all nrmer Even December
touched highest point Of the day 14 and -
fifteen minutes Of trading the reported
taking twelve bosoads Newyork for export January
pork sold $40 so and closed at $40 < Az 23O O'Clock
January pork closed 1910 4T May corn at ~ cents
December wheat al 74 oenta Corn wat mp nearly cent
oyer Yesterday and cent above ne low price Of me ay
and probably acted partly IN sympathy with pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

l. klE nAlL w y L, now KNOWN as Tue w
Il YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD
Through leave 2Sdst AND ST. stations a.
earle earlier than from chamDers-st
ga m-Daiy e5eep! sGndays Day Efprs.s sare. Dr1.
Bahalo. sleeping Coaches Hornolsvile 10 Cincinnati
Solid Pullman train q Day and Bunet sleeping coaches
Noextra charge for fast time Arryss Neadvie p E
p and st Loa,s, 80 the sscoai mernns ,--,x,,.
oeass asi Ba aRS oS ps.ae srs
7i0a. m; Toronto. i0lS m Inc only Pullman coscs
m.Day Chicago Espre.s Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches 10 Bnghamton. Elmra Burao Niagara fas On
st s.s 70 "a 9 "a , ia
S s s s ss 49, s g. Jo 800 ss
SS sS s sd lp $50 st $50 ' sfs
$50 $50 cis as sC go Sf"s s sGS i.' "a
&c $50 s .S sS ssg s $50 So ls
500 1000 M, and 100 mining d~iy except SUNDAY
ss spnaay. slS . no 80 f 500 $780, $50 500
sS sio 5.s So .U No. 5 s $50
war W. s'a BOO lou a NJ 4so p NJ SUNDAYS 7'4s
Monticello SODA ~ s 80 p ma, n; sso 40 $50 and
M STy sondSat and Kingston AS ~ $50
800 - u s q N s1ssg ssaas x soo
500 j. sundays. $40 $751; Ios1v. a. H.. eco. 90
Msasrso%n 49, s:45 7:5o seo 10 20 NJ $780, 49, 600
is6 500 p. Sundays. 545 $50. 1920 $50. 10
sG Ir se sS S 300 ioao '.0s !. So s so
rs $50 M sundays $50 1920 ~ 500 $50
henry 90 ia 500 % 81 sa' a B q saS S.S &
hourly; dOO Si5. o45. 1901. iOaS @ to 7is@ n
apartments ~ &. s sssss sss
Sleeping Coaches can be oDtane anu sac~s
NOD. .o So ss'fess way ~ 81
sISSy va o. DE w es arrive 7
s' lgS; x a. a ss iSp oeur pass Asen. Sevyor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
Ds,AwAgE. LACKAwANNA and WEST

u .kkN ~ ~ Is, ~ y -
TRAINS No DUST. ALWAYS On TIME
pI-ILMAx PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
Depots New loot OF Barclay and christopher So
a. M Day except sundays Buffalo and osw-Ko EAgresa
10 Water cap 5trousDurg scranton bng
hamton. Elmlra BATH Buffalo, syracuse. osweso, 1rssnA
Oxford Aofwch Utica connect II SCRANTON FOR Pttsson
Wlkesbarre, Danye and Northumberland ~ Owego foe
Ithaca and intermediate stations.
y Blnxhamton and Eimira Express Pullman ceaches
for Water cap scranton hlnghamton oSexo and kbaas.
p a. Daily Bauso Limited ExprrsA pullman eoschse
for siroudsburg scranton. ainghsmtoa Owsxa s1fS
Corning, hath. Waysnd. buffalo &c arriving u b1eoso
720 4. M. sleeping coach for Clean via Wsyisnd
% y N DAILY Buffalo and osw.eo kxpsssA 90! -.
coaches Sfroudsburg. scranton. blnfhomto1 SS<7
syracuse Oswcxo. Greene. Oxford Nerv!eA.. ~ No.
mediate statlans except saturdayA cs>nsr's -
trains for all points wes2 :. eos .--.x~>v -
Tickets FOR sale and bassase cheekss - -
wsstcou Exprsss snnsss y Nsw-a~> -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARYETS
FEATURES OF vEw-YoRK DEALING


du business wheat and prices dropped und1
weaker cable advces and influence Of the decline In
which OF tends help Indian composition Inc CASH
market however firm and exporters made purchases
tho extent of nearly 100000 bushels The options ie On
4a ended steady slight recovery November
closed down i s5s but the other months lost as
follows December $751;. January S67s; February ssa May
02 cents Corn relatively stronger than wheat sYo'
lots firm with shippers taking $4,000 bushels Inc
options early dropped la d cent moder
ate prices eassd OF again In the maj at
ings Tho closed steady and 4 for N-vrm pe ~
49, AMI scent for the later months follows
January 45s February 40 and May 81 cents Inc tono
Of the oats market better but little business wac
November n February 35lx and May at 80 "eIS
unchanged and y December at 33e srd
January The demand for lard reached
200 The option speculation strong ana prices
closed points for December at ~ Is for January
So 32 and FEBRUARY at So 40 for March at Sc AZ ana
points for April at IS 81
The receipts and onr posted yesterday at New
Philadelphia Baltimore ant Boston follows: "hes
4sso4 bushels 9l0i 80 bushes oats s. 2el bnsns
total grain ss4 3s2 bushels &c 091 barrels At
Milwaukee and II Louis the arrivals were; Wheat l,soy
bushels 1853 3g7 bushels 81 636 bushels; TOTAL
grain $50, 1853 bushels. -four. % 2S6 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Efrer. Vessels and Rau'oadA
GENERAL MARKET RE PORT.

firm.
COOpFRAGE sTOCK-Fairiy active and steady
COCOA-selling moderately on steady Market
CHICORY-Quiet unchanged -.
CoFFEE-For sylee the marke; Is firm one on me
RIO Mid CROWNS arr
as,e active and also firm sales 1890 bars lasuayrs 200
bag. Tnwashe. Caraeas bags Washed do ooo bags
TarScaibo aud 7lO bags Central America The option
market opened steady at Wednesday, e pa,nr
rs follows January: ll:s5alltoi February l -
allso; March. ll.4Oa1l.45; April. lLfOali ~
Nav il 4Oaii45 June il.4Oa1lzo November. ll.3o
alls5; December. 1l.35 ll.40 Sales A.. 500 bags -
fut trading was exceedingly backward safes
2s bales evening" Of which all were TOT con
sumption Port receipts today were ess2 bales com
psrIng 273 bales tins last week and AZ ~ t
av the total port receipts nave
bales 23696ls bales Tor the CORES
pOndnc period last year.
aoiaons BASED standard OF classification
f,ito
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave West 42dst station follows and Is
utes earlier from foot OF jay St, North River
Detroit and chicago y35 d m. 800. Si5 p ~
ST. Louis -6.05. sis M.
Buffalo. Rochester Suspension Bridge Sis
800 m. -G05. 's:l5 m.
Utica and syracuse 3:l5. s9.55 H. Cos sis p.
Highland Kingston. sangertles catskin- Albany 31A
f7l5, '9:5J. l 80 a. m. 400 -606, sis
Cranstous West Point. Cornwall Sewburx. 's.l5 s7l5
<955. -l015. ll3o m. 4f1, .s:i5 and s6so6.
Cransfons Cornwall Newburg.
For Montreal ami Canada East COS r. m.
Hamilton. London. se55 q $685. Sis m. Toronto
955 m. 1905, SIS D. m.
Elegant sleeping Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago 1t. Louis all through trsins
Daily. Other trains daily except sunday
For ticksts time tables parlor or sleeping car acconms
tons information, apply Offices BrOokiyn3a3 Wash
ington ST. 100 Fulton once 81 FULTON II
City 353 1855 $40 Broadway; 1881 Bozery AMI
stations foot OF West 42d foot Of Jay
HEN Y NONETT.
5Tanderbit General Passenger 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

~ rains leave rom Chambersst saii0n Tor EnEIewoo
Teuany Closter Sparki and Nyacx $780, 73o 80 Syznd
80 a. m, lis. 800 400 $50 $40. 54J $780, 500 1000
D. 1900 idnlglt. sundays 1880. $3.50 400 and 100
D m For Manuel Spring Valley Nonscy aud ralmans 80
80 $3.50 IN. 450. $50 p Sundays $3.50 a 500 y N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
nlusiral Instruments.

4 NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED
~ upright and square pianos OF make good a.
new liberal reduction from our regular prices
'-"'' WILLIAM KSABE q co. 112 Fifth
FISCHER PIANOS.-RenoWned for tone and
standing in tune. Manniacories and warerooms 40 to
2Sth-st. and S67 Broadway lSth-st (Ditsons
Bulding) Pianos exchanged. rented OF instalments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27

Religious Notices.
Advent sermons In 81. AIMS Church
n I t ss ' # a. sh h BE % II By S
the sundays Of Advent and on Christmas Day:
Historical Proofs of the Catholic Religion"
scrptura T Proofs HsssG Gs;aoc Religion
sSa s Catholic Rs5n til. s.ur. and
Wants q Man"
Sunday. December 10.
and Attributes Of God"
.r.. Christmas, Day; DecsmIsr as
Seats wiz be provided for strangers.
Adam. Memorial Prs-byreriau Church sothst. near Sd
ave Pre.shns e lgSo m and 5Se p IN sabbath
+ Pastor seats free ''Ds ''''''' ~ '' ''''D
sH " SSs Nj. preach
morning and evening.
Al Reformed Catholic Services. Mn.Onc Temple, eth;
pre- Les .vss stS
ssa. s sK Al 1ao9s Catholics and Prot
r.n0. and oI M' s
Eloquent thrilling sddrssse. BY Rev PETER sfRYKER
aendanS osf % s na' JOIN
sse5st.ry. WILLIAM scHfMfEn. treasurer J. q.
Asbury Methodi.t Ep.csPa Church. East side wash,nf
m and 7So p All seats tree Strangers made welcome
Al Unny Chapel l2sthst., bet Madison 4th svss-
Preaching at II o'clock BY the Rev AUGUSTUS NJ LORD.
OF Cambridge. Mass.
At Twenty Methodist Epsc spaI Church,
Del sth aud 9TH Aves-Rev. A n San EOkD D. D. Pastor,
wal preach Al 1880 m. 1880 y. m. r. Low HER
sunday school at y H. Holiness meeting al 8 80 n
welcome 70 all
Al BLOOMING ae Reformed Church Broadway and esth
st-Hev CARLOS AAkTfN conducts Divine sunday
survices AZ Two Houses" At 7:sS. Jehu Furious
Diver" Public invited
a. The second Ln,arian Church Drookyn corner q
preach tomorrow corning At IL o'clock subject They
that have rehss.' Evening class at 80 D. Essay ~
DANIEL. q. THOAPsON Subject Moral Evil, Its Cause
and Cure"
Atihe Collie giafr Dutch Churches
Morning service at IL o'clock evening service att
AT THE HURLH, 4tl-si. and Lafsyett. place.
Rev. i. W. GUAM d. d., will morning
Rev. l. l. TAYLOR VIII preach Ia the evening.
AT THE CHI 4 RCII 2atb 81 and 5th.ave-
Rev WA. OEAIsTON, ID. D.. viii preach At both services
AT THE CHURCH, 4sth-st and SHAVE,
Rev THOs ;. HAsTINGs d. II, will the morning.
Rev ALEX. NLEAN. d. D.. VIII prescl in the evening
Al Washington square Methodist EpIsc oyaI Chnrch
Pastor VIII preach morning 1890 In Ifo,
deliver the second Of Of sunday Evening Lectures
subject Young Men and 5crptici. M" Ion VIII be vel
A-rhe New. DIR. John Hall will preach young people
IN the Union eformed Church 9TH oyposile est 5ds
al 1880 sermon by Pastor. bow n. D. fAlhCAliD,
1870 a m strangers eordlalls lnsftsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
EnIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

oross-s fotlowsf
"a m for t,ssHssuqua intermediate posnta
for Geneva. Lyons. Elmirs Rochester, 0u0h1e -
tr Wcst and principal local Char Wi1keU
barre
o. for Tunkannock end intermediate ps1Bta CHAR
20 Tunkhapnock, Connection Recalling s1d Har1ebufg
40 for Pittson and principal ntsrnsdiass pstatA
Char ar b Pttstoa
sop fer Coplsy and ,r~rmediats pcfa~ osssssesa
- Reading ami Harrisburg
m for Geneva LYON. Elmfra Honhsstsr. nxzAiA -
The Vest Pullman sleep TO Lyopa
1902 N. for Laurys and iEtsrnledate pcfntA
Trzns leaving At N. M. and $40 d. serDso ~
SUNDAY TRAfSa
% IA for Hauch Chunk HzxietoB 80 StU-~s1noo
pointa
40 p m. for Coplay ami fntermedsse psinsA
D. for Geneva Lvons Elmra HochestaR. Du1n1e -
West Pullman ,esneY IN Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-27
STAINED.

Good or'ira-v--.. si, l SSS Mlidins $500. IS
Thu opton market opened at an advance OF points on
good fivero slvces and closed further advance OF a
ponts The weekly interior movement showed quite luL
Sole ~ 600 bales
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Business Cbaures.

An Energetic young man with a general
~ business experience in various parts of the o. good
references and but money IN TO form
with party that Will prove mutually profit
able. c. {. c.. Tribune ONCE.
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NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ Pier % F. r. at ami IL Sundays 1sd
arrive time FOR early trains north and east

FALL RIVER LINE-FARES REDUCED
l. Boston, 49, Newport -; River, 81 Frstclsss
responding reduction all Eastern ponfs
Steamers PILGRIM and Providence leave NewYork
days Sundays included 30 from Per
% n r. Of Murrayst Connection Annex Boat from
BroOky and Jersey city at N.
LONG WATER ROUTE. FULL NIGHTS REST
Six morning trains 10 Boston, short rail ride time 80 70 IN
g,sJrnsr Tickets and stttrrO0ms
may secured all principal hotels transfer and ucsss
offices; az the office Pier % AMI -t-a ncrs
GEORGE I. CONNOR,
BORDEN & LOWELL Agents Gent Pass Agent
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A LBANY BOATS. "Po0pl6s 1no.
n DREW snd DEAN RICHMOND.
Leave Pier IL y. r. foot Canss. daily sup6aye co0eoO
Connecting 1t Albany for al points Ssrth ~ wssa
pOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-
dence. Newport and ell New-rnslsad ros1ta An ra0
from Grand Central Depot Express da1y (eAngo
exeeptea a. M fparor cars sttsohed - =.
ace parer carsj II M. with palace sieeping
Dor newport take zoo Bosfon ExDrsss v5ea Dok1oR
cars connects at WEXFORD for Newport arriving ~ TO
CATsKILL EVENING LINE
~ For catskili stuyvesznt intermediate IsnlfnGa
Boats leave daily Sundays excepted from Pier - ~
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
A TROY BOATS-CLTIZENy LTNE--Foe
w. Troy and the North Troy ttotsas - 81
paily except SATURDAY foot o: CIrisepasrs - sas
day steamer touches at Albany.
A LII fares reduced. -StouingtOu Line. Tho
favorfs Instte Route for Boston. ProviAsssa md n
Frstclsss fare. SIS to BOSTON ~ IS 70 PROVIDENCE
PasseD this line full nxn-s By taking
7s3 M train from steamers landing for PrvAsssS
Boston
Reclining chair parlor between landing and
Elegsnt steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAesAcHU-
SETrs will pier No. So North River block
above Canal St, az 4 80 m csiiy except Sandsva
+. W. POPPLE Ccnl Passenger Axt Box 30ll Ssw-York.
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CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK,
RICHMOND OLD POINT COMFORT.
AND THE SOUTH

VII"
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk, via the
NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
Will leave Pennsylvania Railroad Station New ork iaily
at u arriving cape Charles go a. H. ga RON. 20
Norolk for Richmond VIII leave cape
Charles al a. III Monday. Wednesday and Friday arI1v
ing there at D. Sleeping Cars through TO Cape Chares
YcKets and sleeping berhs DC secured Al any icAet
once OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
n W dunno supt X. B. COOKE. g. 2. 4 f. A.