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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
LARGE OFFERINGS OF BONDS.
Er;Iax- Nav I'm


The offerings of United States bonds to-day
were so large-s7 2ee, 25O-that the Secretary per-
baps unwillingly, was tempted to advance his
figures 1-2 per cent for the As and IA per cent
for the .2s and to accept all offered principally
s5,OO4,550 As at 127 and S2,050,000 41-2s at
los; the remainder were As at 126al26.00 and
1-2s at 107 "a. This makes the total purchases
to date 81 1885, 900. To-day's purchase displaces
investments to the amount Of $780, 900; that is
the amount Of cash required to pay for the bonds
and which will be seeking new investments. The
Importance of this changing Of investments cannot
be overrated. The money question Is of secondary
consideration, because, whether the Treasury pur-
chased bonds not, easy money was assured TILL
nfter midsummer. 1t also destroys whatever po-
tency there was in the goldexport' cry, which
has peen used to depreSs values at the SG0ck TX
change. The sum Of todays purchase money VIII
add $500, 900 to the available supply OF gold
for export II there should arise any necessity ior
shipment, which now seems TO be extremely doubt
full
That was o curious monthly statement OF the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail road printed
Of the road practically suspended during q large
part of March, that its gross earnings were
ST. 700, 600 less than in March, 1881 the operating
Expenses were reduced only $2l,514, and hence
its gross earnings were $l46,4l5 less than the
amount Of expenses as reported, ana giving the
net earnings for three months s72o,474, against
$O,SD
showing makes q sorry comparison with that OF
the conservatively managed Union Pacific which
for March gives net 81 027,244 against 81 0o4,
In 1887, and for tho three months S2,oo4,22S
against 81, $50, 730.
DULNESS. WITH FLUCTUATIONS
The stock market to-day was dull with early
fluctuations confined in narrow limits. sensa-
tonal and seemingly speeulatively inspired account
Of the proceedings at the yesterdays trunk line
meeting was used to depress prices, but with little
effect. The TRIBUNE'S account WAS accepted
as correct and in that 1t was recognized that,
while it had been deemed necessary 10 reduce rates
on 1--we stock tabout IL per cent of the gross
TONNAGE, there was entire accord between the
companies First prices were irrcgularly changed
from last evenings closing figures. rally was
succeeded by another depression, and then dulness
and recovery. The special feature Of the market
was the absence Of stocks for sale 1t was a
common comment that the raids on values do
not bring out any stocks Tho market was
working strong before It was announced that the
Secretary accepted all the bonds offered, and that
was followed by q more general buying. so that
prices closed at about the best Of the day and
strong.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS.
Government bonds were duh and steady at I'm
changed quotations as follows:
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The business in State bonds was small, fnclud-
70 ~, and Nsrth Carolina oonsol IS at "a u.
OF bank stocks, Asbury Park National sold go at
lO5.
tinues undated, and the large, dealers report o
large daily business The market at the Stock
Exchange on e smaller scale reflects the same
ms a part of q stock speculation, and sold down
to 90 SO, only Later to be in demand OF 81. At
lantc and Pacific incomes were acelVe ana re-
coyered to 30, after selling at l9 Ia Missouri,
Kansas and Texas issues were lower, although
there ia little question that settlement between
the bondholders and the company ,S !; pra Ss
o. Naa0S. the 6s at 66s67a6e and the Is OF SO:
These prices very low even on the 6s's OF
and per cent interest o, so ahs as and tho
sec"nSs at 30 I-4alO l-2. Wheeling apd Lake
Eric drsts declined to 90 lie. For further in,
formation reference is made to our 1uli report Oh
'0 OF unlisted securities dealt In at the Stock Ex
change. Cotton Seed OIL certificates sold ,1oOl
e 90 sssI l4 ssio l fns ssfG oe o. a. and
Money Was in abundant supply Ct Dol Dol IL per
cent Ss and . siTtss aoass St
follows lIHS :AT Exchanges, slo05a2e15; balances,
IS. OF TAO. s.,.o. a. N.
Clearing House ss4 sO50. The business Of the IN
Sub Treasury for the week ending to-night ID,
s"as Of So sS.r. inf b. ESy.'asl's s
",
777,653 against s160,T1e12l MAY ., showing wing
nm apparent gain OF $5s,6S2, but dcdpctlng IRON ron
the payments 81 ,2e5, 900 and from tne recs sP
$3.50, 900 for items which oply or ect une SUP .s
Treasury's account with the General ireasnry' Us
gain as affecting the banks is 81 90 10
DAYS operations covered: Receipts si'syV'nasss
payments, 81. col, 3O7; currency balance si4'o<s'
600; coin balance, sl46, 7b35eS.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at washington
received to-day t52o, 900 National bank hooes LOT
redemption. .eo .ra .ho
The customs receipts were sS4l.4oV anu ohc
internal revenue receipts were S632,ooo.
o'dav's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits In bank compares WIN INC
figures Of the last previous statement a' ,.
May 10. Nay IL DineIencea
hsnif goa on s2o7, $4,000 soo7 saoe7o Inc saloocs
ma hama s'vei on m,asssss si.7sao5s Inc. Soe.o70
N se,s sC q md eaooaeD e4zs,S In~ 2o4,i27
Actusl cssh
tn Treasury
vaults
essasates scss, 25oi7s $3.50 800 ssa Inc. si1ie2io
banks :" bboscs75 bs,21T SIS Inc. les14s
balances ss43 soe 54s eslL 5e3 COL Inc. 81 eslsos
The foreign exchanges were very dull and only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL, MARKET REPORT.

,c, stuILDISG MATERIALs-Du ard without speeisi
s sna red sisssIS; Trenton s.d Ph.dspha mont
eSesns pier areas Jerseys IS ee8es % Pale 81 80
hard sesss 60 nocEis6a CsmmSs Lime s5rasf Finish
WsI W iodSl 20; Goats Hair 82136o Per bush OsHlo
nair 2ls22c Gement 9, i6ssS g rsuns lots A@sr
= 1851 Is r.. Ep n Portland s3 2ossa se k'''no'
Is @ sT 81 MO sSss r%y 6s e The s'ss q
a. i 10 sc and LOCO bsgs No at IA 34e The r9ilaer
1yies we're also nrm Sales, 1oos penis March fadans,
S Ssrs 10 Sse 40 bags h.hesbo 1sc soca Sss
CaDeuo IA 8+e, In option trading the movement was
@ n and values showed essential changes soe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
rrpopEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa

LONDON. May IL, 4p mCon.ols 90 SiG for money ana
mortgage trustees. certificates 36i.i Canadian Pacific.
Gis Erie 25 do second consols 96i2 81 Paul. Common
74I; Ssv.York Central 10sH; Reading. oO's
Money. Oh per cent. 80
Bar silver 10 quoted at 42ist per ounce
The amount oS bullion gone into the BANK OF England on
Paris adyic.s quote per nj 81 francs 37a
oe,tes for the ecsup exchange London 20 ancs
SO confines fer the checks.
sBanish feurs. 6<h. -, 4.
France shsws an Increase Of 22s0oo francs in gold and
l,476, 900 fraacs In silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
a tho American standard Of elsssnca.

near and points on late months and closed easy az
and foreign accounts sai.. SS7,so6 bags
sa$s :'~ s s:ss Is rs III FL sSSS
susu.. {. ,S sssrs:ss iiS$S2 ,ssss l$ssssSS
81 II j 4 4 4
the Ssy R K. rue sf .s mot Hs s
grades ssSs' had sSns isVT de%sHs
STani Indies s0 and Sli SsS M 5:
q Sss:f S'S RI .s?s,Ss ~
9sls .Ss ss EH at s. 10
S g g. cs s'''F&sHf Ets 81?
anS q sss !. s1 s o y.S
Choice, SO 1894 GO; Patents - 4ossa 20; Patents
E En E1s :' :. sss s1sg 9sG' wAsi
IS : ssa sss r sS Fl g.a1 p. rs
Il al 10 s aifh aa iSs'd
F,d Rsr s 5 Il 0f s4E 70 &c Z ss a
y y s, Fame, s'4'o C6 Ss
low Western quoted at IS oOssS 00sAa BrandIwIne at
..a9s ut Y. ,sssaR ,'s
ysGecd pS 20 5s xs! above the
s On r spG @ e.; ssS'f -
s19s si as1s @ Ssqs e., 8
s:.,;. a. SsSsP,
s. NJ sSs'! s:: .Is;ss :,
s 81 sse a; % sspie ss ssf5
g sssds.I 0 81 ssJ 3 sss5
IT, S S.;&f bsH ana r a.dag
s sne GaS1ans'g BARLEY 9HGrbu uneh,ns,
tended higher IN ssT.. 5 a.1 t''' f.;
fss sa s: "a 1R',
S Sq'A:' s ga 9'Sas eGtsaafi
g IS S$;llyss:a " s Ssss: 81: d:
e. ssPi.ssss5S e ia :s'a sss
c'ia Inc at 90 81 goPs ,.a Ia
as spot lots leaning .gT "a % s Tssa.NS bush
y $Ss 3 Gos s ss:A:i ;p'! s;R;s g.
Wiz s1 ssss :. i 3 Isl. slG'sR s
j. Jay g isss $aS sS;ns % rs O. H .gs,ss
81 so. q s s . &C. June Eel csaf
EE r. 7sssss 'n sisss r? ~
s zap 6s. rs Ssss5s ''S Y' ,
t = sh g isy s4i issa ls''
0Fss.a a T?'sS s:sssf
ss,ysS i s.. End q q s ok ' "si
:S c;s:s 81 sJ y: s: R@is..9a ~:
sket opened i Stale bslos y."sss' ssS,n hfs s:
g. sS's :aSssis ss ss 81 e. :.I e:
Very 3s1y aa oorfhnpt.sSs:s's b.. % sac. iss
tom NsI ~ sfR nFsr .oir-s sr,eu,.~e h.aors s
sSr.r ''ln ..,l. wore u.ss goes ssas
/ + :.::i i +; TT; Il
ene liz %sss ssa GU o1.ass
ii ss os Geo. ss1 Gsgy ys'GT
s Ss%asssn 81 asSas na sss's
ss7 Ss:S :1ss: I;;s;a
dc sS,isfs snsf sss = train.
ss:.is {: Is ss ~: .lss new NJ s:S
fF.%1 EssF. fr me a ss ehn Moss
FIJI l1e!: s:
s6d Quiet eSsd $40 STT I idasIyy ssle At
@ 9s,i; s :'is' "s. S.S. p & y
S issss Ss$ ';s shoulder, S -
A. saS L R,%s sF ss.' f PEI u
s.q STSsfs d sssY' . sfasa h'S'
GSs sss ~ sss ss n <. spec
ssSsns r. af. Sss sAvs sss. i ss.
tSed quiss With sale. 2sG 9,a0 :sI Quoted Sv a.
siy S sas sst s ss'' sss ss
SIDE; 1000 tcs juno at S42eo,47e. closing no los
hSsS.s e; jay = Ssos closing
s@Sss So ssoss o:Sf At fSHS s
actual wants Western oIosI5y RsS SS. 81
sq 2p s.s Gn.n.ay s e?
F,ctO Isssae Western DaEI yir lesS2e fsnssr
s,s lsaaSs i1 |sS.a
i2aiO S ssss r:nD:ya ..s:s s shsas. Via
slow ds@ssa sso ' and fsSny!sn %
err, - 1874 lie Southern. IA aIsiSo' DUCK hfk~
quoted at lie Oioomnrgsrine, city, &C. sssN iV'0''
$..;. Fl r ,f$ x: e. I'LL.
20 tom. % ''; ca F e4a.ss
FsSa.,.a i er,.a..ed Lie Mod. , 49, 1.sGi S
t'i 70 Ssas. a a. s; .s. SI1ss
Extra &C." SsaS "a; g, 51a; yellow 'lo.' 90
TAI1Low-sai ls.nlns n suycrs ~ sr'' and d'i
TS6H6d8s@fa SEED Lest q. S.y:s'q. .ns nj, 10 q
RisTyssc SSsf ss iSS P.
susds 's :s i ss T.' s,,a cco
bales sumatrs 81 10 to 81 %.
wooL-Ths demand is light and values arc WITHOUT WITHOUT
f:is:
iSSSS tSSSsS sSSo tsssas :h:S
s..' s S.:. q ss sss g s'' ::
pnvste terms ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
ANTWERP WOOL HAIns

good attendance and schve AZ ranf Bnenos
Ayres Although holders we're nrn I'll ere was qnoabs
cfapre hundred balss offered which
were i4S bales Of Buenos AZ s5 2io francs
per tos eb2 bales .. Msntsvideo at looo2o francs
f85 at sbc3o6 rancs and l63 bales sundros
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET,

IivERPooI. May ll.-S3O D m.-peet-Ip far demand
POrk-In poor demand h1ms-In poor demand Bacon.
demand prise city dull At asa Ga spirts Turpentine.fn
fair demand hrm at 3os Rosn-In poor Demand. Lard.
Ma and Jny nrm Ga whes,-in pSSr demand
Corn-spot and fntures-In fair demand Mnea wcs,srn
Spot strong at 6s Td May. az So Md July urn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. May li.-suGar quiet Spanish gold ESQ 2
nasss Exchange arm the United states, sixty DAYS
cola Ss:3s. % :hsrs 'Issh lsSsi s,:% sao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
nfI NfkRKKTR

OIL CITY Penn Nav ll-Natonsi Transit Certificates
opened AZ s6L; hrhest ST. lowesI e6ty closest s6t
aes b36 900 barrels cisarAncsS 0SoOc9 patres Snar
barrels
PrrsBuaa Penn May l-Pstrooum fairly active closed
rn National Transit cerunoates openea ~ ooe eoSeo
s5s; highest 1891 lowest soN
BHApyoRp Psnu MAY ll.-Nationai Transit certdcstes
opened e0s closed at 55Si hxscst ooSi 'o"os" oSp
Cleafances, sl6 900 barrcls
TrusviLLs PENN Nav lL-Nationa Transit certificates
opened atS6tI highest S6's lowest SOW Close" eot
SPIRITS OF TURPENrfNR
WILMINGTON MAY u--Tarasatias arn - So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST. LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CMu,RCH
a m BY Rev E. A. STAFFORD N. A., Fraternity Dele.
gate from the Canadian Methodist Conference 20 p m,
by Rev. DR.. J. NJ. THOBURN, OF lEola' ouhoay'scnooi
49, All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcT
51stst, between 9thave and the BouleyardSPuoc ser
vices az 10 AS o. and AS p. m. preaching Dy ~
HAMMOND. OF the Lexington Conference, and ID
NeELROY, of the Illinois Conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPIsCo~
PAL, On 'KCH-Morning Dr. YOUNG, OF San Francisco.
0UMSAfR Pre a e. l'YTspls %fe me-
historian Judge TAYLOR, Of Indiana, d. w DlGGS; Of
Dakota and other eminent syncn 10 participate Bshop
BOWMAN breaches evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

PREACHING IN FORSYTH STREET METH0DISg
EpISCO AL CHURCH Sabbath morning by Dr. CREAKY
Of California Evening by DR.. THOMAS OF Moth Jnd'
Conference Come.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST. PAURs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Ith-avr and 22tst.-Pres ching At II q. m by Bishop
FOWLER Az AS D. m By Rev. Dr. s. MccHEsNEY
OF Columbus Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, r Harem-1The Rector, EeyI
i Il m and Rev lev D. PhRKER MoRGAN Rector
the Church of the Heavenly Rest, at 45 p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
NEw.YaRK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY NAY IL 1857

steady at quotations for business as follows
Bankers bills - SO 1-2 and "a SO "a for lonS
and short sterling respectively BIB ga anu
81 10 for francs; 90 5-8 and % rs 1or rich-
marks; 40 Ia and 40 1-2 for guilders.
In London British consols werc 1-S lower az
90 81 for money and IL 9 lower for account.
The bank gained f22,0 bullion on balance.
Money between bankers ruled at 3-4a2 per cent
and at 3-s per cent for discount OF bankers
bills. Bar silver declined IL Cd to AZ 1-Sd. per
ounce, English standard. American railways
were lower simply in response to yesterdays and
this mornings carly decline in the home market
still they generally ruled something better than
per cents ruled at s237 1-2, and sight exchange
at 25.33 francs to the 6. The weekly statement
Of the Bank Of France shows gains Of l,2 $4,000
francs gold and ,475, 900 francs silver.
Il. L. Frank d. Co. offer for sale the first mort
gage per cent gold bonds Of the Dakota and
Great Southern Railway Company, interest and
principal assumed by the Chicago Milwaukee and
St Paul Railway Company, as per Endorsement on
each bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

sIxTYFIRST STREET NJ. T.. CHURCH, between "a
and Sd syeA HOWARD HENDERSON, d. D. PASTOR
Rev. O. II. KELLY British delegate, at II q. m Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Dr.
BOOTH Pastor-while awaiting completion OF chapel
service will be held In the rooms 72dst, west OF tn
Boue ward at IL q. m Sabbath school. D. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

AT THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 18th
st., near 6titave, the Pastor, Rev s. NJ. HAMlLToN'
ID. D., viii preach at 10 80 a. m. and 7 AS p m. M
From this date the service In this church VIII
be at AS in the evening Strangers and persons re-
siding temporarily In the neghborh0od are specially IN
vited, and will be cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

GREAT JUBI1EE SERVICE, THIS AFTERNOON,
at the Eighteenth Street Methodist Church Rev; j. p
NEWMAN d. d., Of Washington ID. G., breaches the ser
mon At O'Clock THOMAS HARRISON, cvangelistcon
ducts tho Praise service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12
FIT MTTUODIsT rpIecopAL

FEAIKLIN STREET METHODIST rHqs EPISCOPAL
a, 10 50 by NV j. wXRDLE, Of Chicago. SUNDAY.
school at T. srEPHEN MERRITT superintendent
PrsAehIss at 80 by rev It. ID. HILDRETH, d. d.,
N Ohio Confegoaee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF 1Oth-st Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, d. d.,
Pastor-Public worship tomorrow a. IL and p.
"Wednesday evening service at 3 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Syth.st west Of sth-avc.-- Rev WILLIAM LLOYD will
preach at ii a m. and 7:45 p. m. Morning subject
The joyful Sound Ifoy Communion and reception Of
members Evening subject: selfConQuest the Greatest
Victory Young men especially invited Strangers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
MsdI,OnSvs cor 12stA q TI u ia ~
| G. IL PAYNE president Ohio Wesleyan University Al
7A5 D. Sermon by the Pastor on the ASCENSION :.
All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

between "a and Sd ayes, Rev. d. o. FERRIS, Pastor
preaching 10 40 = m; by Rev; II, n DANFoRTH. D D,
Rosbtnk D. D., OF New Hampshire. Sunday school 0
a. M and p. In the afternoon general assembly Of
the school. All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

patti EVANGELICAL CHURCH, $50 West s4th.st
ecstona singing Interesting song service preced
Ing de morning sermon. Seats free at all services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

Phillips PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH corner Of
Madison-aye. and 3d-st.-Rev Dr. ALEX VIII
preach tomorrow morning, Row. WILLIAM CHEsrEH IN
the evening. Services at IL q. M y. m otrahgefs
welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of oh.
and 31ststPreaehing by the Pastor %, Rev s d Is;
ROSSITER, ID. ID. Morning service 10 80 suDeeti
Have Faith in God" Evening service 40. =" The
Attractive Power OF the Cross All cordially inWteo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

| GRACE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, wess
| 1o4th.st near 9th-sve Rev. WILLIAM +. RETCHAM.
Pastor-preaching at 10 46 and TAO D. m Strangers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5thave., corner
l2th.st Rev RICHARD d. HARLAN. minister
Services, IL D. IN. and D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

CHICKERING uALI.-An illustrated Song Service
will conducted In this hail Sunday evening at O'clock
By PHILIP PHILLIPS. Hymns and Bible reading from
scrccns Sublime chorus Grand Illustrations Every
body welcome Collection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

HUGH o. PENTEcQsr will preach to Unity Congrcga
ton In Masonic Hail. s3d-st, and 0h-aye Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. Subject" Is the Soul lmmortair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

PILGRIM CHURCH (CongregationaD, Madison-avo-
and 121stst Rev. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN, d. D.. Pastor
-Sabt ath service, IL n m. Christs Ascension" So
D. m: popular decisions "spiritualismn Cordial
welcome,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

rwENTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
eoyner Lexington. ave. the Rev J.. A. CRANDALL,
pastor will preach Sunday. 10 30 a. M and 80 D. m
Saba tn school, 80 p. Strangers and young mel
aflv tnvit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

REDEEMER, Park ave., corner s1stst-1o 80 MON
ing prayer. Choral celebration. Sermon oy DE-
sIiECKELFORD. 80 choral evensong Sermon b
Rev. Is. GREGORY LINES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

FIRST SWEDISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
JROJ, corner OF Leyngtop and 52dst-Rey n.
OLSON. Pastor PseaehinE In Swedish on the Sabbath
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

ST STEPHENS CHURCH,
The Rev. A. b. HART Rector.
Services on SUNDAY at II 0. m and D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

CHURCH OF TIE INCARNATION, Madi.on-a ave. and
st, Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector.-Morning ser.
Nee at IL afternoon az L. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-12

MATTHEW ARNOLD'S estimate OF Civtzs
Dr. RYLANCE on Sunday morning, il O'Clock, in St
Marks Church, 2d-avc. and 1oth.st.
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BAPTIST CHURCH OF TIE EPIPHANY Madison
ave and o4th-st., the Rev. JOSEPH y. ELDER D. D..
PastoServces Morning az IL O'Clock evening at 40
The Pastor win preach morrow Prayer and conference
meetings on "Wednesday evenings. Strangers invited
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CANAL STREET PREsBYTEnIAN CHURCH;
Greene Canal. Rev. 4 r. PATSON VIII preeeh
at 10 100 q. m and p. Sabbath school, O. 10 q m
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WEST TwENrY-THIRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CUJJRCu 23dst. near 7th-avc-freachins Sunday, May
18Th at II and 4b D. by the pastor, Rev ROB
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PROSPECT HILL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. s2d:
st. between Lexington and Park aves-Preachlng 10 80
and 80 by Rev ROBERT ii. McCREADY. Pastor
elect Sabbath school, 9 80.
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PARK AVENUE METHODIST r EPISSG,0PhSv AZ
Rev A. Il KYNETT, D. D., secretary Of Church Exten-
sion Society; AS p. m. preaching by Rev. DAVID II.
WHEELER, d. D., president OF Aleghany Coueee oun'
dayschool, 2 80 D. m Strangers welcome
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NEw.JERUsALEM CHURCH East 35th;st, between
Park and Lexington 1yes Rev. S. s. SEWARD, Pastor
Services at IL O'clock. Subject" BELIEF In immortality
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BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Rev. DR.. CHADWICK, Pastor, preaching Ing
morning, 10 80 by BISHOP BOWMAN. Evening, $50
by Rev Dr. BENTLEY. Sunday school ct Prayer
meeting at G. Strangers welcome
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CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY, bth-sye.
corner 1Sth.st Rev CHARLES II EATON, D. d..
Pastor -scryie.s Il a: v. s9d 7;t5 2 m Evening t
late Stsbat Meter Rossin Asleep In Jesus" for con-
trsiso With Ysrdufo Clad" Hadyn, yoloncello obl
CATO and choir
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, ISIS Worth.
st. WILLIAM f. BARNARD. sgperintendenL-service
az seps avery Sunday At 80 O'clock Tho service Is
simps. wholly BY Children OF the Institution Public
cordially invited
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor OF
57thst-Rey. ABBOTT T.. KITTREDGE ID. D.. Pastor.
win preach morning at IL evening a. subject srS S %
Power and Glory foreevr. Amen" The eighth sermon n
in the the Lords Prayer Union Bioie Ciass
Saturday evening at 8.
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
4th.sve and 9od.st-Ths Pastor. the Rey HOWARD
CROsBY VIII preach sunday morning II
o'clock and In the evening g. Strangers invited
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CHURCH OF THE STRANGEns, Mercerst. near
sth.-Rev. Dr. SCHAUFPLER breaches tomorrow at
10 80 morning and AS evening All the seats FREQ
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7th,ave. and 14th.st-Roy. e S. HARR0wER, p d 4.
Pastor Preaching at 10 AS a. m by Row j. Z. W..
COKE. D. D., and as 7 i45 D. m. By REV. DR.. A. d.
TRAVELLER. Au are cordially invited.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (Prssbyterisn,, Park.
ave, corner s'thss-ssryice SansaE 18Th intS IL a m
sunday school, $3.50 a. IN. Weekly meeting "Wednesday.
at ID.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. Hsriem-
First Church. 12lstst 3dave. Services at II a. m
and 7a& Preaching by the Pastor IG Re p;, J;
service 7:45, evening. Second Church, 123dst and
xaye.-Services at 10 80 and 40 Preaching by
tho Pastor, Rev G. HUTCHINSON SMYTH
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CENTRAL PARK BAPTIST CHURCH, ssd;st. be
treen I'd and % sves, Row G. Q. NORTON, ID. D.. Pas
tsn-servces 10 80 and 1850. Strangers cordially