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Stolen Jeweiry Recovered.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.

TERRE HATTIE, Ind, May 1S.-The police captured
about So, 600 worth of stolen jewery here. man
named Mills has been coming here at frequent inter
walls for year more and stopping at the house of
divorced woman He pretended to be an agent of a
watches, many chains. etc. He is thought to be
fence" agent of pickpockets. He is not here now.
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Warder-Stealey investigation when 1t comes up for
next week
G. X. Lavert of Evansville, Is at the Ebbitt.
The Comptroller of the Currency to-day authorized
the Atlas National Bank OF Chicago. TO begin bust;
ness with capital of 800 900.
Thomas III. James, OF Kansas. special land agent at
Mitchell d. t., has resigned.
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miscellaneous Notes.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WASHINGTON May ia large basket of choice
flowers Judge Lowries desk to-day, from
friends, in recognition of his denomination.
1t is said that Representatives Howard and Ward
will mako speeches IA opposition to the report in the
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Special 20 the Indianap0lis Journal
TERRE HAUTE May 15.-The town Is all alive with
excitement tonight prizefght between two To-
cal sluggers. TO take place in the morning south of
here, the Illinois side OF the Wabash steamboat
excursion viii carry many persons to the soens.
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HAVE used Athlophoros with the very best
satisfaction / had neuralgia for many years,
but bottle of the remedy cured me- have a
bottle on hand, but have use for II at present
r. Forster furniture dealer, 800 Main street,
Terre Haute, Ind.
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Shoe Faotor,es susnena wor,r.

SToNEHAM Mass. May 15.-Seyeral large shoe
manufactures here shut down tonight for ndef
mite period owing the strike of 200 cutters several
weeks ago for per cent advance. 1t is
stated that fifteen of the nineteen factories will prob
ably work altogether within the next forty eight
hours
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SPORTING NEWS.

Second Day OF the Louisville Meeting-GOOd
Attendance and Satisfactory Sport.
LOUISVILLE, May 15.-The weather was cool
and fair. the track stiff after the rain Of last
night, and the attendance very good. To-day
there were twenty three book-rnakers doing bust
ness.
First Race-The Alexander stake: iveeighths of a
lowed by Duke OF Bourbon. Entering the stretch,
Duke of Bourbon went to the front He not headed
and won easily. by length Poteen second. Stuy-
vssant third. four lengths off. Time--1:O1l2
Second Race-One mile and three-eighths; King
George took the lead after the start followed by
Leman. They two lengths apart for one mile;
Leman then joined King George, and close race to
the end resulted in Leman winning by short head;
King George second. Bootback bad third. Time,
22S4.
Third Race-The Dixiana handicap mile and a
quarter. There good start. with Matinee,
Highfight. w. r. Woodward Philip 8. and Editor at
the head of the bunch. Editor took slight
lead. followed. by Philip s. and Matinee. AT
the half mile pole. Editor quit and Philip 8. took the
lead with Matinee and Lucky b. In the order named.
Murphy waited with Lucky B. till the last hundred
yards when he rushed TO the front and easily by
one length Test who very fast in the stretch,
second, head in front of Highfght, third Time.
2:l1l9.
made the pace from the start followed by Pearl Jen
nings and Malva r. A quarter of mile from home
Pearl Jennings went to the front She not headed
and won easily by one lengthy Conking second. Malv a
B. very bad t ird. Time, 1l3i4.
Fifth Race-One and one-eighth mile. Waukesha
A. and Fabus close together. There was no change
to the lower turn where Endurer went to the front.
He was not headed and easily by two lengths;
Expert second, Fabius close third. Time. 1,5S.
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QUERIES AND ANsWSER.

IAN proper questions of general interest win be ad-
mtted to this column. and answered If possible. M
the cannot be given the questions will b.
printed TO invite replies from the outside The coli
unn is for the mutual pleasure and profit of our
readers.
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Baseball.

PwTsBURG, May 15.-By punching their hits in
the third and eighth innings. the Louisvies had no
trouble in defeating the Pittsburgs this afternoon
Sullivan proved of strength in the box for the
visitors. Hekept the home team down to two scatter
ing HRS up to the ninth inning when he weakened
The fielding on both sides rather loose, owing to
the bad condition of the grounds and the cold threat
lining weather About two thousand people were
present. Score:
Pitssbur ,ss. o Q o o Q "a
Earned runs-Louisville, Al Pittsburg, 2. Two
base hts-Smith Whitney. hree base hits--Mount-
ain Strauss First base on l.
BY Morris, 3; by Sullivan, 3.
CINCINNATI. May 15-The ST. Louis players were
unable to hit Mullane with any effect to-day. The
Cncinnatis the other hand punched their hits and
easily won The field play was again remarkably
brilliant. Fennelly's batting and fielding the
feature OF the game. Scorer
Cincinnati ---------.2 Q % O-s
Ky. Three basehit-Fennelly. Passed ball-Kemm
Ter. 1. Wild pitch-Mullane. 1. First base on balls
of Mullane. l. Base hits--Cincinnats,- 8; st.
Louis. 3. Errors-Cncinnati. 3; st. Louis, 8.
DETROIT May I5.-Boston's boosted stem
winder put in the box to-day. but he failed
to puzzle the suggers who got in their hits at oppor
tune times and with weight; Getzein. for the home
sixth inning, when FIVE of Boston's six hits were
made Detroit folded SO sharply that then only
two mon crossed the plate. although. with excep
ton, the hits hsrd ones. Daily played good
game until his finger knocked out of joint IN the
fifth. when Tate relieved him The ninth inning was
commenced. and Detroit had out, two runs
scored and man first with White at the bat, but
Boston objected TO playing in the dark and the game
was called at the end of the eighth. Score;
Detroit. o l 3 o 3 %
Boston ..............-.O o 0 o O Q 0 O-3
Earned runs-Detroit 3; Boston, g. Two-base hits
-Brouthers and Bennett Passed balls-Bennett. Il;
Daily. 2; Tate. l. First base balls-Detroit. Al;
Boston, l. Struck out-Detroit, 2; Boston. 3. Left
on bases-Detroit 4; Boston. 5. Hits-Detroit IL;
Boston. g.. Errors-Detroit. i; Boston. a.
ST. LOUIS, May 15.-Boyle pitched miserably to-
day, the visitors making seventeen hits off him. with
a total number of twenty-five bases and the home
team played badly throughout. their errors will
show. On the other hand Ferguson did m st
cellent work, and well supported in the field
Score:
St. Louis. 0 0 o 0 0 p 5
Philadelphia --..-..O o 2 4 1 o *-13
Earned runs-St Louis 2, Philadelphia 2. Two
base hits-Seery, q Three.base hit-Andrews. To-
tai bases hits--St Louis, ID; Philadelphia o.
First base on errors--St. Louis L; Philadelphia s.
Left on bases-St Louis Il Philadelphia IL Struck
out--By Boyle. 4; by Ferguson, 8. Double plays
Farrell Farrar and Clements Farrell and Clements
Bases on called has-Of Boyle 5; off Ferguson, s.
Passed Balls-Myers. /; Clements, 1.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Friday April 2BEEVES @c e,r 20
cars Of 6g7 head 90 ears at Jersey Cityl ears Il,
IA the yards Total for six day. o,o a
-,53l head fo te corresponding TINE Hst
II Goth all tor MT. Eastman ana the
Al Weehawken txDOrt Cattle .or NJ Ooidshlh. "Ho
will send them TO London the France. 49,. IN, ,r.
execution Of carloads reseIv by Goldsmith and cars
OF Prime Chicago buocks which came diIectO Blnheh
,,unar ard
closed pirtvey early hour. at an advance oi
10 q l5c 100 ID Welne siay prices D., r-,,ua
Good Steers sold at ~ .iUd 80 w. 10" i'
BuOcks and lots at sOd - 20 per IVO ID -, - ~ IN n
Old oxen gee a 80 10 75 Bulls sold al ss %
Cows Heers and GelrDss, al - odf - 'V
Goldsmith ~ head for ms export trii
quarters Of Beer and 2u oareasscs OF MUTTON III we
CITY Of RehmQrd and Ethiopia; making the tothl @
for Catte 627s quarters OF Beeii % i'e
sheep and go carcasacs of Mutton ..,,o 4, d.
Steers 3f7 10 So 50. l6 do. 1870 n at 50 ~ 40
n 55 do 1860 II at s5 Boz AZ do llio o AZ -
~ Go lcs n at 20 10 IL do es7 10 at 20 80 Snosso
l25g Tb al s. 30: Oxen lUOO m at "A oO do' I"so ID
al ~ 50 ] Bull. l.O00 y. at s3 90 ,o, a. o.,
H. = ROsenthal 81 Mixed Western steers l'lo' ID Al
ID Wairel: 20 Buffalo steers. .23l n. at 30 40. 80 ,
j. A. MunrOe a. hIcag0 reers, l2bl ID, az 20 W.
do s7 at s. 35 II do l,lhO h Al 20 5O q 90 i'iv 20
81 25 IL do. l0oO H. at 1905 Is 40 ioS' ID AZ 30 w.
l,OlH N. at ~ 90. o o.o I, 81,
j. schamberg & Co. IL Pennsylvania Steers, l352 No. Al
S. 81 do 1877 n. At So 50 DO. LOO ~ al - 80
J. 80 do LII D At 80 70 - uo l.oa- ID
at - 20; 10 do. ll4 n. at - % fshnsVs an -, s
do 4j1 ESQ 81 @Od4 20 Penusilyaha Dfy cows
9bOd $50 ib at - 6Od31O. .oo. ., r. M
J. sadler Co ls Kentucky steers sSV ID, ~ 81 ~" ~,
do 1888 10 az ~ sOi do l,4I1 d. at 20 o2"' oioh'
l,4s4 N, at ~ 50. o-, ., =, q. M 40
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

ALEXANDER CHAPEL. on King-st. near cDouga, on
sabbath Tuesday Wednesday and THURSDAY Of each week al
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

Ohio steers lls3 n at sj do 1890 n at s5 10, Terre
Haue stl Bulls 800 D at ST. 80: do 1870 10, at - 25i
do 1890 10. at 81 20; l,ig5 h ut 81 i2 do 1885
b at ~ l2 do l345 H. al IA do l4Ss H. az -; do,
1880 N, at 81 15 and reserved - head for Export
Newton & Giett Pennsylvania steers $50 N, at 50;
do. 1856 n al 10 10 10 do l233 NJ at 50 62P u do
1lGO ~ at IS iO 10 DO ID b 1T 70 3! II do O1S ID
do 20i D at 50 3O % do 1902 ~. at sj II do 1885
~ AZ g. 10; do 925, at - 90 do lg0 NJ at s. 05:
Bull 15dO h ct 81 5D do 1870 n. at "a 37ls do 525
10. at ~ 25; do 4OO n. at - do $50 b at 80 so;
Cows s75 n. at 81 -.
CALVES Rcce pts l22 head. all eOths. Very
little demand ai weak and nearly all tho offerings
In the pens when the reporter left the Yards
snEEP AND AM3s-Rtcepis were 10 cars OF 2.s93
six days ~ 0i head against p O head for the time
last week Average sses nbcu the same yoseray with
some sales OF light .heeDat rather stronger prices Ordinary
ling Lambs at 0.7 30.
do, - ID a S6 40.
j. =. sader & Co: 1893 OHIO Lambs s6 10 at - 60.
2l0 Ohio eep NJ 10 at S6 80 do d. at SO 81 y.
4. \ Ksse: IL Jersey Ewes. Ill n average at 5lAc.
fallen beck Davis 2l4 Western sheep. I, ID. at 5l2c
900 Michigan do ~ b at j9ac 0j do 81 H. at Gisc 7ido.
1O4 H. &c; O do SO b Gc 1870 do, lO3 b ~
81 70: S5 do. lOj b at s Western Lambs, 81 ID. at
62c l05 state do. II n, at 1i4c.
DiIlenback Dewey 100 Western Sheep, % NJ at 6a'c;
i3 do l03 H. &c; 13l v4 b at 6c; l9l do ~
~ al sac 81 State Lambs 90 10, at 6c 81 Western do 10
10. a. &C.
HOGS.-Reccpts 27 of 3.S72 head-l3 ears at
Jersey City and n at iOhs Total for days 81, AZ
head 2V77 head for the II ne last week Mono
for sale alive Nomnay steady at - 900 81 10 per 100 ID
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rip.r, Vessels and Rrlrords
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFrE-spot Rio dup at sac. for Fair No sales.
Options guet but firm. sales 770 bags closing as
7Oo Jny esSS7Oo August, 5on%5hSS sss9o ssPfsT9gSr
December 705dLl0. Mid grades firm saesa aao iunu ,
mats interior 'Ioya" $50 do. cx "tenon ooD oags
private terms and 500 pecus Padong December sae al
l0Sc o.o
COTrON-Spot Cotton quiet and unchanged sales ZS'
bales for home consumption 1900 bales delivered on
tract Receipts at the ports 10 day were S4So Dats
against H. lbs this day last week and SiSl lsst year
for the week 80 against G43S last week ana
25.773 last year; since september aH-.,o'' o"cs'
against 45iS. .Sjs FOR the perOd last season
Inc quotations To the American clasSuoa.on
q follows
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

state bonds dull Louisiana stamped As we're up
a. and North Carolina spec" axes were on ie at
10. or cIy bank stocks Commerce sold $50 at l69.
Railroad bonds were dull and ne'ry all OF the specu
lave kinds sympathized VITA me la1e snare inarse'
Erie second c0nsos were lower at d aud Its funded
5s we're OH 4 at 9OlS. Missouri, kans"s and Texas
Ogdemsbure 81 steady at 93l4 a93i, and the In
sts declined per cent 10 90 Canada southern
seconds were of at =: st Louis and Iron Mountain
Grorga c0nsols steady ut sos and the incomes at
20 NewYork. Chicago and ST LOUIS first receipts were
comes Declined per cent to 36; Peoria. Decatur and
Evansve incomes rose from 81 to 67l2s61 and hrsts
Western first receipts Ut rs. Oregon short
Line Is declined from 100 to lOl aQl0l@. Northern
05 Gulf Colorado ard santa re irsts to l247s
and the gold 6s were lower al l0S' l04 St. Joseph
and Grand Island tirsts sold at lO9isa lO3
The business Of the sub Tor 30 me week ending
OF SlO442. $40, leaving the general balance at $780,
3O3 s92. against $l9O.464. $685. March 26. showing IN
payments 1921 600 and from the receipts So 5000
FOR OF tranfers which only affect the Sub
Treasurys account with the General Treasury its true
loss as aecting the banks So 500 l07 This gain
the bank however will hardly Affect the averages OF
and will exist only for day. Todays operations
covered: Receipts. s4,375,632, including $35o0ooO
legsLiender notes from Washington payments 054,
9ss; currency Laance. $i2.4se.641; coin balance,
Money ruled easy at 3a2ia and closed at 2i2 per
cent.
The Clearing House statement was as follows: E1-
changes. Sly 7.43s.52o; balances, $Io,ols.694.
The United States Treasury at Washington received
100000 National bank notes for redemption.
The customs receipts S516,5S7, and the internal
revenue rece pts weic Sl47.llO.
The foreign exchanges very quiet with an easy
tone to the market al quotations for business AS follows
Bankers bills, "a s6ia and "a for long and short
sterling respectively; 5.l7 and 5.l5s for francs; 95i2
and SO for reichmarks 40 and +OS for guiiders.
In London British cOnsOls declined ls TO 100 o. and
100 ZIG respectively for money and account United
States 4i2s were lower nj ll5l2. American railways
generally opened lower than last evenings closing
figures after small fluctuations ended at about the
est prices OF the day. Bar Lied lower at
4Gs.d per ounce English standard. The Bank or Eng
and ost As 900 bullion balance. At Paris French
3 per cents rose from 5000 TO soi2i2
imports OF dry goods at New-York:
1884 1885 1896.
pn,erod Of tbe mort 50 35S 2G5 sS2 S2.25G4s9
Ti,oxn On MARKET . l,7Oi.6iS l,s6s.l45 2,2!2,42l
since January no..,.. ooo,c -o- y, oo- oo-
'rhrown ON nafaet 35 5yO6S32 Sl04%23i 3s,fOV.JIO
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
LIVE STOCK MAnkErs by TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO April 2c1n>- Receipts last2i hours 495 head
total Tor week thus FAR 5000 Tor tim" last week
100 head consigned through 23 cars Of when 70 New
York sale Good Choice steers strong at
- % 80 10 all offerings taken.
HeceDts last u hours o.lOO Mead tOta!
thus 1915 for time last week l5sCO head
Consigned through Of which to NewS SOrk; 10 cars
sae New York mand Good TO choice sheep ~ m at
50 7jdf6 30 others unchanged Lambs scarce and nrn.
ReceDts last "a hours 4.siJ head ota Tor week
thus tar JJu time last week z2.20O head:
through ~ cars OF hlch 26 TO NewYork cars
sale market firm: selected ork weights - 5d$t 80
selected Medium weights, 81 5"fi 81: Mixed Pigs anu Isht
Yorges and Coarse Mixed Heavy Ends nominSy unchanged
ali offerings taken.
ST. LoUis April 2.-Catas-Receprs. 300: .hiDments.
400: Choice Naive shipping steers
81 l5dSi - Satve Butcher 81 30 0tl IS COWS
and Hefers 81 4OGsi 90 sockcrs ana Feeders "a QUO
81 ~.
Hoos-ReceDts. 400: smDmonts i40D: Light SO 80
- 40 Packing. 50 j00S4 90: Heavv ~ 1J1si 70
Sheen Recepts 100: shipments. market dull at
So 25nSS ~
CHICAGO April q The Drorsrs journal reports cattle
Receipts $500 mead snpments $500 head msrset steady
Shipping steers 81 OJds5 2o stockers and Feeders 81 20
cows Bulls and Mixed. 81 nOds4 %; Buk, So 90
~ 25
1000: shpmentt 5000: market lower
81 30 - 1Sf -.
SheepReceDts 1000 neao shipments 2nO heal msrket
c1S5 30; WesterD ii OGs4 %; LAMBS
g SJQsb II Texans. 81 10 81 ~.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

SPIRITS OF TCRPENTINE
CuIm,sroy April a. a-TurpeptDe stsadvat 80 nc
sAVAEEAH April T. -turDentine excitedi nu 0nerlhss
WILMINGTON April 2-rnrpentne nria AZ o's
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. April 81 -Provlsons-Bacon. Cumberland Cut
Cd: Long Mddes 2os I'd: SnOrt Clear Mlddles
tf.: Ribs O: Shoulders 22s. Od DER cwt
Beef-7Ss Cd for Extra indian Mess Prime Mess. AS I'd
Pork-Prnne Mess. Sis. Od per D0L Prime Mess Eastern
s. Western. ls 6d Lard -Amercan. 32s Prime est
ern SIS ID: Lard oil. Sos. Oh Hams-Lone Cut 3Ss Ol
55s 0d cwt for finest United
states- Cheese-American Choice lis Ud Wheat-kod
Western sprng 7s ID 07s 3D.; Red inter- Is ID s 4d
per centaL No SDnng. Ia 4d: New Western Winer7a I'D
New Mixed Western 3D.: California 10 l. oe lOd. d
7s No. 2 "a Cd d6s.Sd per Genital Produce
spirit Tlrpenne 29s London. 2Ss I'd
hcnned petroleun. $50 6d per gallon Cloyerseed-
American Red 4Ss. per cwt. TaOv-23s 6d Dercwt Rose
-Common S. 10: Pale. lis ID VOa 0d Inseed on 2ls
per cwL TaOv-Finc Amercan. 25s. Sd: Prime CuI.
23s I'd. cwt American Refrgeratcd Beef hind quart
3D.: fore quarters. $50. per ~ $40 ooo
The receipts wheat for the past three days were losooo
ceptas including III. 900 ceutas American
The receipts Of America corn for the past three Gays were
lls.uOn ceItals - .oo - ana
IoSDoS. April l-Produce-Ihnseed OIL. 500 7s Sd a $50
Calcutta Lnseed 41s6 Der quarter Ihnsecd
Cake 81 jsae7 -. 81 ton Refined p"troleum 80
i psr gallon spirits OF rurDeItne. 2S+ I'd per cwt
Sperm OIL rs per ton Rcsin,common; 3s "a per cw6
6s. dlla Provisions Lard 35s. On Dcr cwt ior
Ame1can: sugar IS So per cwt for CuSa CenJIiI1ga
poarnng 96o is. Sd 3 0dfor Cuba Muscovad" thr
refining anoat: Ausrilal ralOw -6cct "a od g35t
Oh Mutton DIS. A 6dL Cocoa Nut Ou-Ceylon.
$50 9s 426. Cochin. $50 o. =,
ANTWERP. April ELECTROMAGNETIC pale American 10
II ccnics pad and francs 20 centnes sellers
closed at - 10 centlmes per lOo kuos
BREMEN April 2-Petroleum. marks % pfenngs
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03

A~pcciaI Evangeiistc Services will be held during the
month of ArRIL the following Presbyterian Churches;
WEST 18th ST. CHU RCH. corner OF lOthave and s0th
st., sunday. Wednesday ana FRIDAY ot each week. Al
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
Religions Notices.

A~peeal Eyanse-,c Services viii be held dmrng the
month Of AFRIL the following presbyterian ChuIchcs'
WEST s6TH ST CHURCH. corner Of lOthave and seth
sI Sp% Un '0"A''' '''''. w
ALEXANDER CHAPEL on King-st. near Nc Douga on
sabbath Tuesday Wednesday and Ihusoay Oi ean week At
7'45 ?. m.
7rg.AvE. CHAPEL l27 7tha ave-. Sabbath, Wednesday
Thursday and FRIDAY, at 7:'5 D. IN
KNOX PREsEYTER!AN cHURCH on 72a., as rs"a. near
day Of each week. at 7.45 p. m.
INwooD PREeBYTERIAN HURCH on sunday, Tues
day Wednesday and THURSDAY at '4o p. H.
DUTCH EvANGELIsrIc CHURCH, corner Of Madison
aud Montgomery st4.. every Fr.dly nj 'h' at ; p m
os " DooTs OPEN
Of 3 Sa. 'y M o @ GOGsi E%M 1 %
coPa church Temperance 'ocoiy sg9eehay lsh Gense
Ssh ccfaRyHs 1aEy %op: Mr GTana%
SSTntnsGs %nTH2 at Of @ nm' m z
y Pf9 T .R TGn2fr s rfE and
Ghd YCn@sr eAPIE o IA gt teT be & Ss.Pc cin
PER, treas
Al Bloomine dale Reformed Chnrch,, Broadway and
$fSSts r. A3Ta a saS
Jet The Christian in Business strangers invited
Al washington Heishs Meods, EpisG9pal 1 Church
W6oD ISISe pastor shi VIII preach morning anu evening
scotch % Ghure % M ac neaf ar $50 ga
u. IN alu W III H''"i"e 'N'' 9N' ~
seats iree
Al the Unitarian Church in Brooklyn corner OF
Clinton and Congress sts.-kev JOHN W; CtADW N
will preac1 morning at II O'CLOCK. subject
positive and Negative Preaching VI nthly evening
lecture o'cloek subject Reform ana iie ormers
1uanI- Memorial Church., Oh-st.. near Ihld ave-
Rev JESS r. FORBES Pastor breaches sabbath morning
evening at 1880. SaDbathsch00 aud = seats
Asbury Methodist Episc OPAL Church on the east SIDE OF
wasbington Sgnare lust OF Broadway Rev +. BOT
TONI D d. PasOr-Ir ULLIS, of Boston viii continue
he convention promotion OF Scrpura holiness over
te sabbath aud conference $3.50 a. experience
meeting Iiol communion 2:3 prayer meeting ana
pre- ching 1880 pm Meeiinss to-day $3.50. z:3O. 1870
Al orSyille Universal-t Mission s6tnst and 3d-ave
Rev :. w. SUTTON. Pastor. Will preach al $50 D. H.
Sunday school at 23O D. IN All are welcome
AtFifib Avenue Ba ptist Church Rev. Dr. ARMlrAGE
breaches IL ana 7:45 p. n Sunday-schoO v5O Ill
Prayer-meeting Wednesday p.
Al Twenty fourth street Methodist Episcopal Cbnrch
at 1890 by hev. W. j. W IN
AIS 2:3O D. III. unday school Reunion. 3 80 y IA he
union feast b. H. BU NCH presiding. $3.50 p M
Anniversary Fredmeps aid society Addresses by eVs Il
RUSTand W. j. TRAVIS.
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03


Net silver S74.54lll5 SS602s,05S Ss6.S49,6Oo
We were led into an evening about the ex
ten; of the cut by the Chicago. Milwaukee and ST.
Paul road on business Chcagoto ST. Paul II seems
that the rates reduced to 10 and cents per 100
pounds Todays reports sag that other roads have met
the reduction which shows condition Of affairs which
not only is not satisfactory aud which arises from
auarresonc disposition the lines. and not from
the lack of the usual amount OF business to be done
Tie ghtng is sharp however that there Is reason To
believe that 1t will DO Short perhaps the adourned
meeting of the warrDg companies to be held next Tues
day will settle the question. This matter however with
the announced OF the transcOntnental lines TO
settle differences yesttrdays conference, an"
the continued unsettled ondtion OF anars between inc
Missouri Pacific Railroad ana Us ehpoles comolheu 10
give a gloomy aspect to stock Exchange speculation
for the long Yet the markets had IA remark
ably steady opening Il for half the day ruled hrIn
There was noticeable strength developed Tor the secur
Ties supposed be directly affected 10y the trausc0un
nental ds spnte.-Central Pacific Union Pacific and IA
chc Mail made sharp .dv aud IN the later depres
sion decline much that these nual nRures dd
not SNOW small gains The general market
extremely dull and the character OF tho Late deangs
when values vigorously attacked. win western
OF the assault was easily located by the e1
perrnced trader. As result prices generally snow
hnal declines of from = to Ia and Western Union 2os
and closed 5eemlugy weak. one WOru as 10
the OF general business To-day the Lackh-
wanna aud Western Coal and Iron Company sold $4,000
tons OF steel rails which fills tnat company with orders
Company year ago had in stock 10000 tons OF iron.
with furnaces Oast; IL now has eleven furnace.
ia blast and gong In next week not ton or
hand and (this) fall product all sOld these
are encouraging features to view when the general
picture usually is presented in such sombre colors.
Government bonds easier and bids for the Is ana
Ais respectively Il and Il per cent lower. The
quotation iOI bid yesterday TOR the 3s ex.dvi-
dcnd Annexed the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1886-04-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET%

LONDON APRIL 2-l2:3O p m.-Consols. 100 716 for both
ard the United states -Four and One-H
cent Bonds ~ IL Canadian Pacific 67 Erie 80 DO
COnsols gO3i: Illinois Central li2l St Paul Com
mon 30; New-York Central. lOjis PennsylVana 90;
Reading. l2L .- -.
so francs 81 cenmes Tor the account
IONDoy Apul "a y. m.-COnsos 100 6-l6 for money
6 for the Atlantic and Great western
Trustees Certihcstes Al s canadian IA
cifc 67a- Ere Second CCnsols, 9Js; ST. Paul Common,
S91; New.Nork Central 100.
Spanish Fours. 56l2.
8 m.-Bar silver is quoted at 46ssd per ounce. -
Tine amount bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance TO-DAY Is e450O0
Canada North west Land COMPANY. 3'e.
Hudson Bav COMPANY. 2ios
Pas advices quote Cent Rcntes at 80 francs
42l2 Centlmes for account