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Thirty FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH
west Of SHAVE. Rev j. NJ DICKSON. d. d.. Pastor
Services at 10 80 a. m. and 80 y. Strangers
made welcome
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. r5f
West 221sl.. Roy. EDWARD y. DEEMS. Pastor.
Divine services II q. and :i5 p. AundayschOol
80 o. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings Free
seats. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
between 9th and 7th ayes-lIey. }. NJ woRRALL i. D.,
Pastor, breaches at 10 80 a. m and 7 i5 p IN. sun
day school at 80 T. All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE-Mr. NJ
MhNGAsARIAN viii lecture before this society al
Chlckerng Ran Sunday. Dec. 30. IL m. Subject
" Scctaran.m the Public Schools" All interested are
invited Doors open 1t 10 80 a. IA.
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11thst, Gth-aye.. Rev f. C. BOLLES. ID. D. Pastor
subject, II m. 1.-THE Church That VIII FIJI Itself
as D. M Od year vesper service. Subject OF address
our Memories All welcome.
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ST LANES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ST. JAMES MEIHODIST EPISCUPAI CHURCH.
MlAison-aye. corner Of 120th-st-Rev O. II. TIE.
FANY, Pastor.-Decemher So Hospital Sunday. 10 30
a. m, collection. 80 p m. topic Of sermon, The
Midnight Cry Monday, Dec 81. Watch Night service
at D. H. which tn churches Of the neghborhood will
uuta. All invited.
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Ynsirnrtion.
For Bows and Young Mcneil,

II University GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4T3 Broadway
near 42dst 5oi year primary. commercial and classi
cal departments; instruction thorough M: NJ HOBBY
W. l. AKIN, II. c. HENDRICKSCN, Principals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

SECOND CHURCH. 12si.st and Lenox,ave Rev
G. HUTCHINSON SMYTH, d. d., Pastor services az
10 30 and AS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION. CHICKEN
ING HALL Sunday afternoon 2'eloek- s,e D'
sNMuF,T, A UhINFS founder OF the Commercial TEN
persnce League Subject Why Z" Musical programme un
der direction Of Prof Dossett- o,.,n,., p..,a.,,
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EEstrgriton

For Young Ladies-City.
A RT LECTURES FOR LADIEs-Rev DR.. Gardner's
u school for girls Coz 5thaye. Mrs Gardner, author
q; History In Rhyme. Lady teacher wanted year
VAN NORMAN INSTITUTE founded 1850, HOME
AMI DAY SCHOOL-Centrai Park West at 62d-s St
Morgan MansiCa.) Nine. VAN NORMAN. Principal
For Both sexes-city
-CIHCULARS OBJ GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE: s,ate
n. Whether FOR boys or grls city country. X. IL
AVERY, American School Bureau, . West I4thst n Y
II RIENDS' SEMINARY, Rutherford Place fopposIto
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tScpt) 18th. 1870
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latter being especially designed fer preparation for en-
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7, BERCY's SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
80 West 42d-st.. Bryant Park
FRENCH German. Italian and Spanish By a practical
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Musical Instruction
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OPEN DAY AND EVENING Tor the reception II pup,s
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AT FrGHTY-sIXTH STREET PREsBYTERIAN
CHURCH. corner Lexineton.aye Rev WiLbV II % =
CRAFTS last Sabbath Pastor services ana 'oV
evening Christmas and New Years music by choir On
twenty trained voices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

ST. PAUHs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
ith-aye and 2sd ST. II M sermon by The Pastor;
Christmas Christmas Carol by the Sunday.school.
Preaching By the Pastor at AS p. m,
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AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH, Hafle

FIRST CHURCH. 12fst-st near 3dsve.-Eev J
ELMFNDORF, D. D., Pastor. preaches AZ III a. No. fNN
DAVID JUNIOR at 45 .. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

Art Schools.
MI RS LOUISA 4. CULVER will resume be-. CLASSES
leA from October %, IN Drawing, on and Waer.color
Painting, Still Life, Flowers and Landscape China PANT
ing and Decoration. ..., .,,
References Mr. u. Huntinston Preslaent Ney ams
Academy OF Design Mr.. William Hart, ~ a Mr. 'aneS
NJ. Hart N. A. Mr.. David johnson. N n
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NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7thove.
w. w. PAGE, Pastor
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CHURCH or THE COVENANT presbyterian, Park
ave. corner OF 35;h-st-Isev. J. H. MciLVAINE d. D.,
Pastor VIII preach sunday. Both inst Services az II
a. and p ~. Sunday school az 80 a. IN. Weekly
meeting "Wednesday az y. IN.
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IN tho proluc. Exchange to-day the Butter market was
nnchanged Flgin Creamery 2S030c; Choice western
2g02I &c; Choice Dairy 22G23c; Good TO Choice zO~--c
Eggs dull 10 l9c
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ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH 71st-st.. between 9thaye and the Bouleysrd;
Preaching by the Pastor. Rev JAMES NJ. KING, D. ID.
Services. 10 :A5 a. and As p. Watch night
vices Monday. beginning at 80 ?. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5thsye., corner
1oth-st, Rev. RICHARD d. HARLAN. Ministor.-
Services at IL a. IN. and .. IN
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NORTH DUTCH CHURCH.
Fulton Street Daily Noon Prayer Meeting
- from II 20 / o'clock. Come in. rest and pray.
Stop 10 or 20 minutes the hour time admits
Nos. 1l3 Fulton-st. and IS Annst
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AT UNITY CONGREG ATIONAL SOCIETY (Unitari
any Arthur Hall (6th) between 120th snt
10Th ss-Servlces IL Sundayscbool at O'clock Rev
MERLE ST CROIX WRIGHT. Pastor.
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. East 35th-st. between
Park and Lexington ayes, Rev S. S. SEWARD. Pastor.
Sunday school, 80 q. m, with adult classes Services
IL q. Subject: lie Saved OtherSHlmsef He Cannot
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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, west 57th-
st. between broadway and 7thave.-Prea ching at II
by Rev }. w. SANDERsON. d. D.. Of Boston: :45
p. m. by Rev. A. +. SCHAUFFLER, ID. d. All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

CHRIST CHURCH. 5th-avc. and 35sh-st.. Or. J. S.
sHIPMAN Rcctor.-Diyine services IL a. and at 30
I. IN
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SERMONS FOR SUNDAY. DECEMBER 30

ST ANDREWS CHURCH. 4th-ave f27th and 12sth
sts-HOly communion, m. Morning prayer. lany ond
sermon, II Chldfen'5 Christmas festival service,
D. N. The Rector. Rev GEORGE r. VAN DE
WATER ID. D.. Will preach at II q. m and D. m The
usual 80 evening service will be omitted.
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BAPTIST CNURCH West 25th-st.. between 9TH and 9Th
ayes, breaches sunday. II a m. Topic: f." Another
Time" Z :45 p. 4" Guard your own.T All welcome.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF TIE EPIPHANY, Madison.
ave. and 64th-st, Rev. JOSEPH r. ELDER D. D..
Pastor.-Scryces al IL n. III. and Z 40 D. m. sunday
80 PRAYER meetings wednesday and Fri
day evenings az O'cI0ck
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ST. BARTHOTOMEWS CHURCH, Madlson-ave. an
dlth,st, Roy. DAVID H. GREER ID. D., Rector
Sunday school AZ 30 morning service mt II; Rector
Bible class az rs; and evening service at 4 o'clOcl
Strangers welcome every service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-29

DARK PLACE SCHOOL,
4 Batavia, NJ Y.
The second hall yearly term f 1888 and 1897 viii open
JAN IL 1859. For catalogues address the pr.ncip3l
MISS NJ J. STEPHENS.
FY'HE FALL TERN OF Park Place School," BATAVIA.
N. Y, Will open September g. 1883 For catalogues
Miss MARY j. STEPHENS. Principal.
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, 57th-st.. betweef
9th and 9TH aves.-Dr MACARTHUR. Pastor, breaches
Sunday morning. 70 II. evenings al -, when he gives
an exposition Of Suniay-school lesson for following
Sunday Strangers and especially Suad1y sch"o
invited.
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| CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHCECH. 57ta-st.,
OF SHAVE, Roy. WM. LLOYD, Pastor-Morning at
| il a. H. by Rev. JOHN McCOLL" Evening.
Nr. LLOYD lectures upon seEculture. Subject "Tie
Influence Of Fiction and the Drama Strangers cordially
| xUc'co
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07

A; Nine precincts in Mclean county, q re-
publican loss of -.
Five precincts in Warren county indicate q
republican gain in the county of 100; one
precinct in Vermillion county, a republi-
can loss of Is; ten precincts in Winnebago
county, a republican gain Of 100; two pre-
cincts in lroquois, II republican gam Of 3;
eight precincts in Knox county, Il republican
gain of II; four precincts in Richland county,,
a small democratic gain; McLeansboro,
Hamilton county, n republican gam of roo;
two precincts in Boone county, u republican
gain of IA ten precincts in lroquois county,
a republican gain of 26; fourteen precincts
out of thirty in Wirnebago county, Il repub.
lican gain of 827. In the same precinct
Filters plurality is 52i less than Harrisou's.
Two precincts in Lake county, "a republican
loss of IA; sixteen precincts out of tifty-tive
in La Sale county give a republican gain of
80.
RoCKFoRp, Nov. 6.-Hitt (rep.) mas been
reelected for congress.
PEKIN, Nov. 6.-The city of Pekin reduces
Cleveland's majority ll5.
BLooNINGToN, Nov. 6.-J. II. Rowell (rep.)
Is reelected to congress in the Fourteenth
district.
CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Twenty. nine precincts
outside of the city give Cleveland 4, 1853, Har-
rison 1901.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
KANSAS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 6-fSpecial Tele-
gram to THE BEE. The vote was heavy
throughout the state, every county showing
an increase over 1854. The count did not
begin until the polls had closed, and owing to
the unusually heavy vote the complete re-
turns cannot be given until tomorrow morn.
ing in this and other large cities. The can
vass will not be completed before to- morrow
night. Very accurate estimates OF votes of
each county were received to- night and the Of
fetal canvass will not materially change these
estimates. The union labor ticket drew quite
heavily from the republican ranks in a num-
her of counties, while in others they polled
but very few votes. The vote for Streator
will be about 30, 200, an increase of 30
900 over the labor vote of four years
ago. The democrats and the union labor
party united upon candidates for the legisla-
ture and have elected about thirty out of l40.
The prohibition party had a full state and
congressional ticket, but polled a very light
vote. Fisk will receive less than IL, 600 votes.
A careful estimate of the returns tonight
give Harrison a plurality of $1,000 as com
pared with O., 900 for Blaine in 1854. The re-
turns from congressional districts show that
the republicans elected their candidates in
every district. The vote in the Third dis
trict was very close, but Perkins, republican,
is reelected by from 1000 to 5000 plurality.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
PENNSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHI>, Nov. 1.-THE present dele
cation In congress from Pennsylvania is COM
posed of twenty republicans and eight demo-
Gratis. Under the new apportionment of the
last legislature the districts were almost en-
tirely changed, and the election for congress-
men to-day was the first under this new APP
portionment. Returns thus far received
show the election of the following congress
men. Those marked '"'' are members of the
present congress:
First District-Henry Il. Bingham (rep).
Second Observation-Disclosures O'Neill (rep.).
*Third District-Samuel j. Randall (deln.) }.
+Fourth District-William l.. Kelley Oep.C J..
*Fifth District-A. &. Harmer (rep.).
Sixth District-Smedley Darlington (rep) J.
Eighth District-William Mutchler (dem.) .
Ninth District-D b. Drummer (dem.).
Tenth District-Marriott Brosins (rep.).
Fourteenth DISTRICT. w. Rife (rep.).
Fifteenth District-M. Is. Wright (rep.).
Seventeenth District-Charles r.. Buck
nell (rcp.).
Nineteenth District-LeviP Marsh (dem) J..
sTwenty-third District-Charles NJ. Bayne
(rep.).
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
ILLINOIS,

CHICAGO, Nov, 6.-[Special Telegram to
TuE BEE.l-Q a. m.)-The state of Illinois,
which the democrats have placed among
their list of doubtful states, and in which
$4,000 of the national committees money
was sent as the result Of Congressman
Scott's and Don Dickinson's visit, has gone
republican BY from 25,0 900 to30, 600, according
to the best information at this hour. ,Fifer,
for governor, runs away behind Harrison,
but he is probably elected by from 5000 TO
1900. The city of Chicago has gone demo-
cratic by about 5000.
publican gain OF 10; Urbana, Champaign
county, a republican gam OF IL; Pekin Taz-
well county, a republican gain of 1873; Vine
town in Loe county, a republican gain Of las
Clinton, Dewitt county, Q republican gain Of
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT, Nov. 6.-The republican state
committee claim Michigan by 5000 plurality.
Luce, republican, for governor, has been cut
in the cities and may run 5000 behind the
ELECTORAL ticket. The returns received by
the committee are from all quarters. Of the
state, and show almost uniform republican
gains.
DETROIT, Nov. Cone hundred and five
districts out of l,5d1 in Michigan, outside of
Detroit, gives Harrison 20, 100, Cleveland
13,S40, Fisk 2,Ol4, Luce, republican, 20,119,
Burt, democrat, 15,Sl5, Chencys, prohibition,
1,Sd4; a republican gain of S51.
DETROIT, Nov. 6.-Estimates from demo-
cratic sources on the election in Michigan
national and state tickets, but differ on the
result on congressional districts. 1t is con-
coded that Harrison has carried the state by
about 1900 and that Luce will have some
1900 less.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-11-07
NEW JERSEY.

ELIZABETH, Nov. 6~.-Rahway, N. j., IN
1854 gave Cleveland 4 majority. 1t now
gives Harrison IS majority.
Linden, Union county, gives Cleveland
l13, Harrison 246, Fisk 4, Kean (rep.) for
congress PSI, Geissenhainer (dem.) for con-
gress l67.
TRENTON, Nov. 6.-Harrison carries Mer.
Ger county by an estimated plurality of 600.
TRENTON, Nov. 6.-Trenton gives Cleve-
land 5,44S and Harrison $751;, with two pre-
cincts to hear from.
~SoMERvILLE, Nov. 6.-SOmerset county
gives Cleveland 2,S45, Harrison 2,GS4, Fisk
$50.
MoRRIsTowN, Nov. 6.-Morris county gives
Harrison 260 plurality.
Gloucester county, New Jersey, gives
Harrison $50 majority.
Cape Mar county, New Jersey, with one
township to be heard from, gives Harrison
l1G majority.