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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
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GrFuour9 eiues unIerer beoeutenoffeu
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IllusFeln uno fonlit pon Korperfraft era
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mo phYitolo9en 1T oadeIbe ais oer 6eFa
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felneS beoeutenoen Idbrpertbs, foUia
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uto oarauS ent Itehen9er uu5ureibenoer
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Der @attermil9 1T Sas Kinoermebl ogr
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Sas fi3erite S6a5mittel DER Kleinen
9e9eu ,,Summer=&omptaint," 9roniide
oEarra0e uno RiHoerdioterG. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
Gus:sssses 6 YeGer,
hsnsfdsss pauA- uHb wfdfsIael9dn,
ar. 21, Gsntb>StraBe.

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COS Sss EaEaSfss oss ~ssotsoeutf@es Ssoaas"
Sss .AGens" tao SausbusasE SSHte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
GaropasfSs &abeInesta1te.
Eeue acknowledgements In ganklens.

Petersburg, 27. Tebruar - ~
anrnben auf Der bieiisen lluiuerfitdt babe.1
ftb erueuert. &eftOr 8iaoislaUof uurOe bet
slnem SOrtra9e bon ben StuSenten ausges
3iitt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28

,,garntion, Dep III Elm unfebIbares SeilmttteI inr
E1dtnz ober @eIenf6mersen. Rbeumattsmns uHe
WeuIaIgia. gs eIleibtert bic Shmerben iofort. sers
f6rt bic uriaheu psrielbtu uHa iofst HuT25 stRfs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28

PIX u tLS u g. ZF. yeULUuI 2N
lnruben auf Der bielisen lluiueriitit babe.'
ftdb erueuert. 9feftor Diaoislaoof puroe BET
stnem SOrtrage BON ben StuoenteH ausgea
Sibt.
8RartnTaner BET bent papfte.
8om, 27. februar. Bapff empffua
nm Samffnge i'm Beiiein 6es Saroiuals Siz
meoni nno anoerer Roroindts bic marotEaais
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itlben iibsrreibts Elm eigenhduSises Shrsiben
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Ter aufs @iittgfie erruioerte, tperauf er bic
itm bonn Sultan 9elpiometen @eidente be-
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9ubIin, 27. Sebr. - Rahor S'Srien
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fdu9nis uerbrod1te, muroe bsute friib aus Der
6aft entInfIen. Sin @omite hes Stdotratbes
uno etue 9rC6s SOitsmeuse na5men tba nit
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fehrte Der WtGnor in ieiuer &taen6lft ais
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SuTas &abeIoepefdben.
Der ipantIde 5enat bat nit 122 gegea
50 Sttmmsu eine Siu sur Giniiihruu9 0es
SHpurserifts. Seriabreus uuseuOmmeu.
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forben.
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Dfasostre, cine 6abrit, mebrere Sol,b0ft
uno 500 6duier bIrd 6euer aerf6rt gporoeu.
3ehn Gingeborene un6 Elm gurop1er tamen
geltgSHtli9 oe8 Sraubes um's 2ebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
dOREHOURD&1AB

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tarrb, Setferfett, hoEcsa Sals, apo.
ttta, StdtHe ttnS aGs 9tSr,.asea Dec
atBmua8Soraaat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
Sie SQnt.
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Gicn1'S 9Gtoefsl Setfe
III bos IpeAiFits duBere 8ouptmitttI segen Saut~
,IaRtbeiten, etIies Der DutiamieR Dituet sur Btr~
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ulIt mor0eu, IS beeiti9t RAID Sommeriptois
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lie puut idloH fIar uno glGtt. Rau usrIangs
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& n uUGeu!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28

81 bGhea ig. alien gtpotbeseu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
so. Goagreb. : grFe sisaag.
Ser @tearas..a-s -s@tHssanal.

Annabute ser Niu sur Suenrpnrtrnns Der
&amaIseieuidbaft tns eenat.-9ie nsaeite
gemRsnserab bfGs Bill SiErtftsasisaft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-02-28
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
COTTON MARxErs-BY TELEGp, pu

LIVERPOOL. Dec 2s4 p. m-Cotton-The skes Of the FAY
included 4gG9 bales American FutGrel closed 9uel
cry Load sellers December and January davery gG4d
ersi January and February delivery. 1854 sellers;
February and March delivery 96ie sellers March and
Anrl delivery 20GAd sellers; April and Nay delivery
June and July delivery 2j6id buyers July aud August
delivery. 2654f. buyers.
GALVESTON, Dec. 2s.-Cotton quiet. Mrdlnr ela: Low
Mddlng .; Good Ordinary 3l6 net ard gross receipts
377 bales exports coastwse 1886 bales sales 7l2 bales
stock. 70. 1853 bales
NORFOLK Dec. 2sCotton quiet Middltg DIG; net and
gross receipts 3l76 bales exports csstwse G55 bales
sales. 1873 bales; stock, 1882 bales
SAVANNAH. Dec. 28.-Cotton quiet Mctlng 1915; Low
Mdding BIO: Good Ordinary 1916 and gross re-
cepts 0736 bales exports 10 Great Britain. 100 bales
TO the continent l50 Mles cc5wse. 1922 bales sales
loo bales stock 1897.
ST LOUIS. Dec: 2S-Cotton steady lrdding, s7le Low
bales receipts 4,227 bales SD pments l7iI bales
sales $50 bales; stock. 10000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2S.-COttOn steady Nddling o.,
Low Middlng 80; Good Ordinary 8s; net receipts
94l4 bales ei bales; exports France SO bales
TO the continent B. 10 bales coastws bales sales 300
bales STOCK 344, bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Stock Exchange. con.ol,dasea.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARnE7s.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


Spot wheat marked up 34af yesterday lent ex.
poFers bought nOhlngss usual The speculation was DIM
and narrow. only 2sC00C0 bushels changing hands,
moved mainly in sympathy with the West. May wheas
opened Ia cent lower 81 CO. and sold on 81 O5 9f0
and the rest OF tho list easier in consequence
pension Of Hqudatng sales the Western exchange
encouraged some buying that finally provoked nsdefats
covering o. short contracts. The market closed sJady
shado under top nOches. gains 81 IS Deeembsr
~ 81 Or January at 81 OF Ia. and February 81 OF 81
ana IL cent Tor March at 81 o. Is and May 81 06 3D.
steady tone prevailed In the cash corn market aIf ship
pers took nearly 10000 bushels. The options showed
little animation but held
l4Q3S cent higher 40 3S FOR Janu3ry. sc IL Tor Fb-
and 80 cents for May. Oats enjoyed degree
Of activity and the options I-Sa3s higher
81 FOR January, 81 for February and 80 cents Tor May
sales Of 800 erces OF cash lard made whether
for export not could not be learned
governed the options and prices closed OF points for
December at - 30 0ad ld2 points lower Or
IS o.
The receipts o. grain and -four reported yqt,rday al
NewYork. Philadelphia, Baltimore ana Boston were as
follows Wheat 12,4S5 bushels corn 43G.2D bushels;
oa 96 8sS bushels; total grain 30 152 unols; -four,
30 800 packages. At Chicago Milwaukee and Louis
the arrivals Wheat 81 $50 bushels; 0:n 50733o
bushels cats 2l36j7 BUSHELS total grain I'D 9i6 BUSH.
els; -four, 20 SEQ barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

LONDON. Dec 2Sf p m-Consols. 90 7lG for money and
W FOR ne account United states per cent bod 1904
Trustees Certificates 35a- Canadian Pacific 53i Erie IS
Mexican Ordinary. Ash ST. Paul Common Ga pennsyl
vana % Reading 20. - ''
spanish As. Tar.
Paris adyicos quota per cent rrnte, M No frame. -
ccnmes account and exchap GO ON Ion,on AZ
81 Confines for checks " ~ ''''N'
Bar silver IL quoted at az Ad per ounce
The the Rank nj, no,
to-day Is 81 600 - -e"N ''' '''
The OF discount In tho oman market for t,,sa
blls 10 31sdA per cent w '-~~ -."N''S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
WOOL MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2s.-The WOOL market is quiet and
firm the following quotations: Ohio Pennsylvania and
Vest virginia \ and above "a 9Sec X 80 SAC medium,
Western fine and Xxx. 30 d3l medium 33sc coarse
% $50 washed; combing and telaineffne washed do
la4ne, medium washed Ia
lAne 40G42c: coarse washed sne aud deane 80 400
Canada washed combng - 035c 1Ib washed choice
42c far 80 zoe coarse 81 a34c. Medium uwashed comb
ing and deane. 30 3-c DO .JU30c. Bright
washed clothing fine and Xxx. % 2jc Medium 90 83Oc
coarse 2s 030c dark earthly unwashed clothing Is 2Oc
medium. 22U2sc coarse 220 2Jc Oregon fine 10
Ise medium, 17a2oc coarse 20 @24c Valley oregon fne
% a35c; medium, 2sd2ac: % 72Oc New Mexican
and Colorado fine l0d20c coarse carpet WOOL II l5c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.

pArrmopv Dec 29-Cotton dali Middling Bsfc
Flour faf nnchanged Howard street and Wcstcrr
~ 75a3 35 do SO SOFA 30 Family do 81 75%g 90
CITY Mills Rio Brands Extra SIS e2U2 10 winter Wheat
Patent 10 7 as % spring DO do 80 1877 10 90 49, straight
255 80 Extra 81 90 as so WheatSouthern du
Fuz 1000 iO7c Longbcrry 1909 lO7c no sontnern
1Olc Western easy stey no Wins o1 a Ma,cS
99i,ag9sc Corn-Southern steady. GOOD dems.n "I.e
10000: Yellow 30 a40c Western steady ni,"i o spos
at 49, 942c, January ut 42042.o February AZ n-a% 1
427sc; steamer 80 c January 39Ia4O2c az AZ ana
$780, Western White do Mixed 2gcSl9 ay os
steady Prime Choice Timothy $40 ,,vIHi o 1o'
Provisions steady Mess Pork at SD 70 Bilk % gc
shoulders Tic; Clear Rib Sides &c: DO paeAn 80.
Bacon-shonlders slac; Clear NIB sidss ioc, h am
Butter steady Packed lSa22c; Best i.oh
Creamery 24930c Eggs hrm at 2OG3ic o rarroes
Fair lie. Sugar qu.ct A Soft &c: =, 81
Freigts TO Liverpool per steamer qnt co' r,r 9oo
Flour per ton 2ls. Grain 5a05Ad Becepts- Soy0
bush BYE 1000 bush shipmentsFo1r 900 dds 'oi"
81 900 bush Wheat l35 900 bush. Corn lS2OOO Dusn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES
Tho crude oil market enjoyed larger degree Of
activity yesterday, resulting from wider opportunities
for trading through an interesting variation In prices
1t retained It's professional nature and tho news Of
the day was not OF character TO induce iMportant
ventures IN either direction. Prices cascd OF from
81 Ia cents 20 S6 SO in the early transactions
but frco buying by converted bear brought about
rally 10 50 l-B cents. That pFice proved 10 De Tia
highest point OF the day, and Under pressure OF sale
from Wetern sources there irregular secession
10 SO Is cents the lowest CURE at c stock Exchanged
being is cent lower There q reduction IA the
quotation for refined OIL which considered by somsi
traders as the reason for the slump In certificates
whereas the real reason WIS probably the presenki
duncss that prevails In the export trade II Ill
current rmor that the organized producers have only
sold the reserve oil that credited 10 the laboring
organization for IT'S cooperation I'm carrying out the
agreement for the suspension OF the diii for year
and some statements made that the producers Intent
TO hold the rest OF reserve oil at decidedly higher prices
10 Is apparent, however, that the PRODUCERS are nt
working hard to help bring about general cOnfden, a
that would assist an upward movement or some need a
official statement would be forthcoming la the l. "a
dealings small rally occurred In the certificate MARI es
close steady.
The range OF prices and the total dealings wero NJ
foI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

on me rio"qc sn Cre1eTy Is S3oc Choice Western
2Sa2Iko; Choice Dairy 22623c Good TO Choce zO@--o
Eggs dull al lsal9c.
and Pes1yyana supcne 81 5o0ss 75 90 6 do EH a9
s. asf4 ~ Family q s: Roller
Process - 0o9f5 so 0ho Clear - -2g2, 20 20 So'
s sas e o oSSs5 SO st. cus and 39
G er Fa q ' Sa 20 20 cS hoo - o.
81 90 do Straight s. % @sC COZ Do Patent 20 %
B Bacsssea hS 9ur an" and fairly ssy e. oSs% 90
9 O0 Red for December at S9gc do for January at
55a96c do for February az S!bD9Sci 90 lor stIc az
S weak at ss S S CORN
no eG% on rae SSf xe SG cSDoS elevator Sc No
Yellow track l3c No; Mixed in 29ist elevator - &c
witt s IN eIp"f elevator 4sc 20 Mixed for December
a. Js9gary o 5y & 40 fSSr lots
ruled dT ana %e go adfr 12 coea 10 White 80 te
ilcl 35e futures dun lower No White December "a
8l January 3 ss5c do February 81 9at n ,G DO
s MarfH q" viz Potatoes ana Western Early
Rose choice per BUSH Ey rs ko ssoc ear 90 s&o
provision steady Felicity Family $40 500 per bbL
do do packets 50 5O9lO oo smoked Beef II Sl2c Beef
Mess YeT gI5 30 DO Family s qOa aro 60 ld H9ms
s saO Ge in sa Esq., IS Sides clear Ro6ed ked
Shoulders in dry salt ply cured 9e do do smoked
Bellies in pickle 92g loc DO Breakfast Bacon loia9 nc
ha aa4 ' s5. c 1t Refined at hu ss ln
s. g snG r crcaraey ESt at i7c western Factory
i ql5c Packing Butter q l2c Eggs weak Pennsyyana
Part Skins Gasc ~ skins 20 &c. Sgga S v ra;
P@weTea 2gC o. GTa4na oS S" h Hbe
test IN bbIs 7icc Receipts-Four 1900 bpIs: Wheat
SasS 01O' 0u'n '''" ''''' '' '' ''''''
csase 5Ss1. T Ssi ?Sss ans i's1E
canary 81 4 Nay i e 81 on q a g. y May ~ 81 10 c
ac 81 49, No SohsTn cash 81 s5s ec sse@DE
were and shipments 62
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Mem yuSKnatiofia.
HARPER & BROTHERS
PUBLISH THIS DAY;
BY WALTER BESANT.

FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM Novel by
WAITER BEsANT. Author Of I" Dorothy Forster
self or Bearer" All IN Garden FAR Inc
World Went Very Well Then etc. inus'iae.-
Franklin Square Library.
In Press-L.brary Edition Of " For Faith ana
rrooaorp uniform with All Sorts and Conditions
A. Mem and The wodd Went Very Well Them
an Harper's illustrated Library Edition Of Besants
works 1omo. Cloth. S1.25 volume
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ss HE TARIFF or 1882 pamphlet OF 20 large pages
\ xyine rates OF DUTY now In force, In full together
With the entire FREQ List and other valuable Tarn nor
Haton Timely fot References and absolutely correct
Snce VA * cents 9'py. Published BY Tss Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
FARJEoN'S NEW STORY.

THE PERIL OF RICHARD PARDoN.-A Novel
By B. L. FARJEoN. Author of Great Porter
SQUARE Miser Farebrs ther" Aunt Parker The
Bels OF Penraven." Loves Harvest" ETC. Illus
trated svo, Paper Covers, 80 cents. No. $50 In
Harper's Franklin Square Library.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
BOOKS or THE WEEK.

A MANUAL OF DECORATIVE COMPOSITION BY Henri
Nayeux l2mo PIP 80 d. Appicton .oJ
TIE WITCH In GLASS BY sarf, IN NJ b. fiS'@ Ao"s'
mn 100 (Iougbton. Minia d Co
". -, or rop.y nv IL mos W God Davidson,
~...or sr., Rv BeniaI,in Ward Richardson.
l2mo PIP. 470. uongmans Green ~Oo'
- ror tho sprdav school Edited by
Charles seymour Robinson CSSw-ierk' ine 'o"'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

cposRY will prcach next morning at IL O'Clock,
and in the evening o'clock win deliver the hfth In
seres of dIxcourses on important epochs In tho
history OF the Church. Subject The Council OF Con-
stanLinope.r Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Cash quotations follows no Spring Wheat h az 99
No corn 3S7 Sslc No oats 25c No Iyo 50c
No Barley nc o. No. Flax Seed 81 COX Prime a
Timothy seed 81 80 sfess Pork 80 per Dbl Lara
IS Is per 100 H. short Rib side" loose 60 50 SHY 1y
hIcS az iSi954 Whisky dstlers finished goods 81 20
pcr gallon Sugars-Cut Loaf oQS'sc Granuated I'2c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

ST. AIMS CHURCH. West 1sth-st and 5th-ave-
Vested choir Seats free Services and II M, and
and rs D. N. for deaf mutes . :f5 D. ~ Daily
Vices m. and ) D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

ST. JAMES CHURCH-Evensorr one hour SER
vice largely choral. SundGv evening 4 Madison
and 7lst-st. Young pie ea.eCf.ly Invited by
81. Andrews Brotherhood OF Young 'ie Morning SER
vice az II. Sermon by ArcideacOn VI ttKAY- SMITH
Strangers WELCOME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Proposals.

Bids proposals for clearing and removing all timber
brush grass and other vegetable growth from the lands
that required for the purpose OF locating the
East branch Reservoir the East Branch Croton
River and on Bog Brook In the Of South Fast
Putnam County New York. called for In the approved
forms OF contract and Specifications file the Office
ONCE until WEDN EsDAY, JANUARY .. 1889. al 3
O'Clock =. H. ~ which place ana hour they viii be
publicly opened by the A9ucduct Commit ssioDer and tbs
award OF the contract for doing said by
s4ld commissioners sJon thereafter : possible.
Flank forms u said approved contract and speciacs.
ohs eeior and BIDS or proposals and proper envelopes
iOf tner Enclosure and AL other information
tanned az te above office Of the AQue1uct Commissioners
on apyicalon 10 the of
Engineer George II. Burbank. Brewsters' New York
BY order OF thc AQneduct Conm ssiOners
$1,000 - ,x JAMES g. DUANE.
JoiiN I. shEfhAN, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

HOPE CHAPEL, 4th-st AMI Avenue D.-I,ev. JOHN
II. DLVINS. PastOr.-I'r aching II a. m. and p. II.
Evening, Rev. A. c. ARNOLD ION Bible Work in
NcW-XOrk."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
HARPER'S FRANKLIN SQUARE LIBRARY
NEW ISSUES.

yryIFTIpE STORIES AND PICTURES Christ
mas Issue Of Harpers FRANKLIN square Library 10 =.
Fulpage Illustrations. Cover in Colors 4uo-- 20
svo Paper Covers.
THE COUNTESS EVE. By j. H. Shorthouse.. %
A CHRISTMAS ROSE BY r. +. Francillon........ 80
THE INNER HOUSE. BY Walter Besant....-.--.- 30
IN FAR LoCHABER. By william Black.--.----. 40
THE MEDIATION OH RALPH HARDELoT. By .
THE REBFI, ROSE .............. 40
THE FAVFSDROPPFIl BY James Psyn.......... %
THROUGH THE LONG NIGHTS. BY Mrs. L.
THE FATAL THREE; BY NJ. f. Braddon. 80
THE MYSTERY OF MIRBRIDGE. BY James
Payn illustrated so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

TwENTY-THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
ner Lexington aye-Rey. l.. A. CRANDALL. Pastor.
VIII preach Sunday 10 80 and 80 y. Sabbath
school, . 80 Strangers and young men specially
iaysed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29
Dantins Aea0enies.


A LIEN DODWORTH NO. 6S1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Glasses and private lessons open
Glasses for gentlemen VIII comnrnc} Dec. g.
For terms &c, send 2cent stamp tOr circular
Subscription class for former pupils VIII commence
Saturday evening January II
A LEN AMBER MACGREGORS, 1C8 WEST 9th ST.
II Private lessons and classes in dancing daily.
New classes forming Immediately tn, holidays
Hall to rent for private entertainments.
A CARRIERS Dancing Academy so 5th-aye., be-
IA tween 18Th and 14th sts.-pfvate ana class lessons
all hours; lady assisanS special for clubs and
families classes attended city country; waltz taught
rapidly classes afternoon and evening; terms moderate.
IL ERNAEDO'S ACADEMY, 1902 East 6s,h.st (Bark
4 Buiding). A school for Dancing, Department and
Calisthepo Exercises Glasses forming. send for
circular
NER. TRENOR's, BROADWAY, 32D-sT,
I'VE Is tho Leading Fashionable Dancing School OF y Y
Lessons are given dav AMI evening. Circulars
HTR. MANUEL wiz resume his classes. Wednesday.
lf1 Dec 8. Address
Barrett House. broadway and 43i.st.
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UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Of 1Oth-sL-itev. GEORGE ALEX ANDER ID. d.
Pastor. Public worship tomorrow at II a. IN. aud 3
y. IN. Wednesday evening service at 3 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES Masonic
Temple, 6th-avc, 23d-st-Evenlng. 49, adJres7ee Dy
Father O'CoNNOR and other ex-prests on Inc Ivan
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FIRE RAILWAY Ticket Offices. 4o1. 81.

.nlL NALL w II ICkeI OUCeS, fUl, =
4<7lI and 957 Broadway. 1882 Bowery, 1s7 Westst.
YORK; 33l and 1913 tutteDs Brooklyn lO7 Broadway.
Williamsburg; corner Newark and Hudson
end New Station Jersey CITY, where Tickets and Parior
Sleeping Car reservations and orders checking and
leave 231-st minutes earlier than time shown from
Chambers 81 local trains to 10 minutes earlier.
a. n % 80 q III Ola sundays, Day Express Pullman
Btnet Drawing room Coaches TO Buffalo.
Elndra, Corning and hornensyilie.
p. m every day, Chicago and ST. Louis Limited
SOLID pullman TRAM ay and Buffet Sleeping Coaches
Buffalo Niagara FAILS Cleveland. Chicago. Cincinnati.
$50 y. m, every day Chicago Express" Pullman
Buffalo Cincinnati and Chicago.
Ru5aoTicra "a A. So 80 70 10 80 u "a
. go 6, 40. 6 :S0. q 7 80 Q; 10 go; - niGhs
iifA& 3 Sac 4:lC 4o & 10 80. $780, 80:
faSf'Tn AS g. $3.50. 40 4 GS 80 10 G. POI 10:
$50 80. GAO, $780, z. 80 5 80, ., 10 30 IL.
NeNark and Paterson Neysrke as, $50, 8 80.
TO- IL 30 =, 49, 20 100 D 20, 10, 20.
Hlds ,SS a. a. 4a5. 80 $50 80. 10 20 g.
A. g. 90 80, g. 9 40, 30 Z. o 10 80. - night
suGern. Local, T. 40 90 go 10 80 a. H.. l. D. 4 q
New6Tfg, so, 8, 10 80 a. IN. 80. 4, 80. 6p m
Goshen-4 "a. so 81 10 80 a. H. /. so. 4 30 80.
MidaStoSh and Por, Jervis. AS. 1850 o. 10 80 q m
SUNDAY local trains main line, AS 30 10 80 a m
as 3, 4. 5, 6:Sf, 80, g. 10 80. II. night Newark
Branch, a. m. 30 q 80, 10 y. ~
Express trains from Lhe West arrive In NewYork at 40
and IL :55 and 10 5o D. IL
w J. MURPHY. T. y. FARMER
Genn Supt General Passenger Agent
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OIL MARKETS..

or CITY 2s-Nationa Transit Certificates openea ~
S7is highest lowest So closed S61 Sales 900
b1rres cleGnnces 2eb4OOO barrels charters 80 s57
rcls; shipments 10. go barrels runs. 1871 barrels
PfrTsBuRG Dec 2s.-Petroicum dull and firm National
Transit Certificates opened Al s7i closed at sos highest
IS. lowest. CO
BRADFORD Penn. Dec. 25-Nationa Transit Certihcate
opened az s7a: closed AT $685. highest 49, lowest SO
Cleannoes. 1896, 900 barrels.
TITusvrIE. Penn. Dec 2s-Natonai Transit Certificates
openedAs hghesl s7'si lowest s57sj oossd s6a.
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CupkCH
1oth-st between 9th and 9TH ayes-Rev. JOHN N.
sTTPHENS. Pastor-Servces at 10 80 a. m and S;So
ID
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SHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE-FOR
~ Boston PrOyidcl Newport and the East FNpress
trains leave Grand ental station for Providence AID Bos
Dining carr Night Express at II 80 ?. m, daily.
Dor Newport at a. and D. m. Palace ParloF Cars
VI sleeping Cars all Express trains