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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NeyYork Friday Dec BEE Z n sp sal tl7
o5thst Of which 70 for j. stern 25 cars for
and car local stock Win 40 ears held over there
butchers wcrq not in need Of many cattle and sellers
welc Obliged 70 accept low bids or hold their stock
what thew Would bring and With Messrs Eastman and
Stern In the market buying moderately most al me
unsoli and those mainly latc arrivals that were not
Prices were 10 70 zoe lower than "Wednesday on all
grades, except Hight Common Steers. For Medium and
faI cattle averaging from 1850 to 1850 n 1t was the
com3G1 eS9as SOLD 8 q Per d 100 % Ordinary to
g 25as5 IS, Bulls stays and Oxen and Dry Cows at
shipments tomorroy 100 Hsevss on the Lake Ontario 9
zoo Lee'es C5sI quarters Of beef, and IS Sheep.
Sales-sheln,an q culver: II Kentucky steers ter, 1872
- 30 z DO, 1888 H. at g 30 d. 1852 ~ az q 20
d. AZ sso o a. y b x 1 d 1893 'S at 3 cS
do. 1908 u at 90 40 Western Do 1l7G n. at 90 so
10y e +, rs, i /, & 3 3 4 {.Ss =
% g. s s les = Zoo On The a. G co. 1nd S 81
II 8 E3senthal 10 Illinois Steers. 1913 - q IS ;
25 Indiana Co 1902 y at - 10 25 do 1880 = at "a IS
"a DO 1874 ~ az e 9S Ken.gsEy do 1 is p q, 9
l3 Ken;ucSy 90, 1924 =, AZ ~ 75i Bull 1860 d. az
90 D Ps Cow 20 oSo az st Ss 1923 n at
DO 1881 D. at q 80 do, 400 n at q PSI ksptdaly
u.
DO lll2 n at IS -; 20 DO. 1870 D. at SO rs; 10 do.
j. T. s5dieF / Co.: 80 Indiana Steers. 1917 7. at
SO - 10 do, 1913 n, at s.; Is do 1880 b. az "a %
m s s d. 2g s, se9 at 17S D a. cows 1854 So
u. a g 5oi Oxen 1900 p, at SO 10;
ID 49, 1875 s. S a s. = SA5 1881 7'rSi; ssS n
6 - d. 1873 n, at 80 5O 10 Pennsylvania do. 1878
E, %i51 g TsFsn' siS e. e ?i'9aE e.
CALVFS-Recepts 255 head. OF which 209 at
eoh-sL Market quiet but steady with Prime to Choice
Gassers az &c and Common to Choice vcas at Gas oc
sales-IIaenboc iiollls Gr9 os 2 sSSerage
j. = sodieT 8 Co.. s. Western Calves a12 :, at Be-
sY HaEf H HSp hh3BRecsp vs. Including is
G Yesterday 81 II cars e S s5d hsaG 1ne sr
bur Common and Medium grades sold slowly Lambs were
Poorsss to Rest Sheep SD q. e sOae5 60 per 100 NJ
i'5 10 9f5 % IL les state Sheep cou
1o2 n average at g so per 100 n % DO 81 r at "a
20 DO q s. 49, e 80 at ~ ss ham 90 80
a. 80 ~ l2l DO = n q, 60 IS 2 wessr9 a. g9 az do
s % n at 81 ri sC can o6 c SG se5 e H.
g Is; 10 State Lambs, 10 n as 81 200 Canada DO
,. I fa 8uiIsn sheer g at q
100 Michigan do 70 Il n at SO 70; 100 do 70 r. at
Io5 r2 ss 20 ws sf? he i e d. Il. e
- co $50 Mchigan Lambs G5 19 n at s6 80 90 state
&c. &c. 80 6c n N q g '' % '' % 3D. az - % i0' 0'
no. F2sri Fidcook oct Western Sheep 19l n 81 q 50
% - 2l7 90 DO 90 IL r. at = 'o y state co. IA 3D.
d" r saIIor & co. 1s5 Kentucky sheen % H. az "a %
Newton & Gillctt: 212 Ohio and Michigan Lambs
shcrn,n culver: 50 Kentucky Sheep, 1913 n at IS 10
i1 as s. K9sc jersey Ewes 100 n at "a 25 Jersey
car, Of c ga 9 SsSe e, cars !ss at 5 aP
Soninary steady at So 25ss5 so per 100 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
Boston Dec 81 1885,
WHAT MAS DONE N STOOLS.

Friday, Dec 2l-p. m.
The report of the gross earnings of the Chi
capo and Northwestern for the month OF Novem-
Der was issued this morning at an unusually early
hour. so that they were known when the Stock
Exchange opened. 1t was bad" showing loss
of $500 765 from the extraordinarily large earn
ngs of November, 1887 1t also came to be re-
ported that the Chicago St. Paul, Minneapolis
and Omaha directors at their meeting to-day would
declare a dividend on the preferred stock for the
current six months of only per cent, instead OF
the usual per cent The report proved to be
true; only / per cent was declared, making
per cent for the year. Tho prices of both stocks
improved on the publications. This shows that
there is a realization that these items are re-
Elections of a past Of low rates given, despite
crush Of traffic, and a belief that new era has
dawned IN railway management.
Probably none bat those who were present ever
will know just what was said and done at the
conferences az Mr.. Morgan's house yesterday and
today between the representatives. Of
three leading foreign and American bank
ing firms and the presidents or representatives, of
the Western railway systems. The meeting was
the elimination Of movement on the part OF
representatives, of large holders OF securities which
was referred to in this column two or three weeks
to 20 into the detail of the arrangements, dictate
rates. etc. But it is evident from the satisfaction
at the result of this private conference exhibited
by the bankers that they have received positive
assurances of return 10 business methods. ana
that that assurance is backed by knowledge, on
the part Of the managements, OF the penalty at
taohng to the slightest variation from the under
standing made botHeen gentlemen. return 10
business methods in railway mana ements al this
time when the traffic is larger than ever before
and promises TO be beyond The railways capaci-
ties is all that is required g. restore the net
earnings to what they were and more too than
eighteen months ago.
The stock market to-day reflected u confidence
engendercd by the promised reformation. The
advances of the day not made by the
covering of shorts" ii was character Of buy
ing that has not been seen at the Exchange In
year or NOSE. There was no booming Of prices,
but q steady and persistent buying with an
evident desire to purchase as cheaply as possible.
1t was not confined to one class OF STOCK, but
extended through the whole list The bears
looked on with establishment and hoped at every
lull that the " thu was all over" only TO be
disappointed at a renewal Of buying the moment
price, settled fraction The market closed firm.
THE DAY N THE BOND MARKET.
Government bonds were duh at quotations as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARhE1&


The stereotyped expression" no wheat taken ior
exportsis about all that is needed for reference 10
IN cash market The options were less active ana
on sales Of less than 100000 further declines woro
recorded The news Of the day presented no no"
feature and the early pressure OF sales appears
TO como from Western realization. assisted by uniaVo
able cable advlces. At the opening MAY options
sold ,t 81 0S Ia aud January at III w L. ueChuv
of IA cont. Fractional Quotations followed unili
near the close, when tho covering OF shorts carried
January 10 81 O3 Ia, aud May 10 81 o. NJ mos
figure, not losses of IL cent were scored ana tho
other months closed down IA for Decemner al
81 o. "a IL for February Al 81 or rs ana o~ior
March al 81 06 3-6 The close was strong on
demand from bears. Cash coru was 1,4gl2 eeat
lower and shippers took $4,000 bushels Inc
OPTIONS were dull and 12d14 cent lower for DeceDer
al III and January and February al 46 3-s. ana NAY
AZ 10 5-s cents. Oats quiet AMI unchanged
or a shade easer for options. as follows December
AZ January 81 So; February. 80 3-s. and Nav.
% 81 cents Without any export demand or speou-
latvc stir lard stronger. The o0uQns NVanoiHH
oa12 polnts as follows December, IS so JanuarT,
8 - February, March, April and NAV. % To- ana
juno, SO Is. - .,.,
The receipts Of grain and -four reported Yesterday
at New-York Philadelphia. Baltimore ana Boston wiz
as follows wheat. 70 1877 bushels: corn 31o'y@i
bushels oats, 80, 500 bushels. total grain oVo..D9
bushels -four, 3O.G 93 packages At Chicago. nii, ,
Yankee and st. Louis The arrivals were Wheat - O-o
bushels corn 437 sos bushels oats 10s4l2 busheiS'
total grain 673 1O4 bushels: -four. 31,75l barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

DrYFAIO Dec Cattle Receipts last % hours 1850
head Total for week thus $3.50 head FOR the
squo time last week DIG Consigned through Oi carloads
N which NowYork, carloads on sale all Common
sheep and Receipts % hours 1000 head
Total Tor thus far 10000 For the same time last
week 81 500 Consigned through y carloads Of which To
mir - O0as 90 Good 10 choice - 20 a. 70 Extra
~ steady Good % Choice western 81 50G
SG 90 $G 90 % Canadian Lambs steady az SO 10
HoeS-Receipts last q hours were 1870 Total
tho week Thus far 574s0 For time last week 5326s
carloads sale Selected Yorker3 - 2Oo = Selected
Medium Weights - lOdfj IS; Light Pigs 80 90 a 25
Rough - so stays - % bnlk 9od.
CHICAGO Union stock Yards. Dec. 2l--" The Drovers'
journal" reports. Receipts 5000 head shipments
1000 marfei steady Beeves - 5095 80 Steers p 900
~ aud Feeders 81 1903 20. Cows. Bulls and
Mixed 81 jo4S 10 Texas Cattle 81 o092 90 Western
'Hoss-Recepts $500 head shipments 1900; market
shecp-Rsooipts 5000 head, shipments 5000 market
slow Natives Inferior 10 Prime 81 1914 10. Western
Corncd - 2jG3 g. Texans - 53a3 90. Lambs 81 90
50 %.
ST. LOUIS Dec 2l.-Cattie-Receipts 1000; shipments
500. market Choice Heavy Native Steers - OO0
s5 Good Native Steers - 4Od . 10 Butchers
steers Choice s. 4Odi 40. Suckers and Feeders
Fair Good ~ 1923 Is Rangers Comel, 50 90 al 20
Grass.ied 81 OO63 IS
Hogs-Recepts 500 head shipments 800 market
firm Choice Heavy and Butchers Selections IS l0q5 81
Packing. Medium 10 Prime. 81 95ao 10 Light Grades
Ordinary 10 Best 81 sOd4 80.
sheep Receipts 400; shipments l,l00i market strong.
Fair 10 Choice IS o00S5 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
THE STATE or Trade.

BALTIMORE Dec. 2l--Cotton dull easy @ddng sssc.
FoT dull unchanged Howard Street and western Superne
T5d33S; DO 80 5Od4 30 Family do 81 70 90
CITY Mills Brands Extra - 90 % winter wheat
Patent 50 Is % Spring DO 40 81 10 40 Do straight
90 Is al 10 do Extra ~ 90 a5 30 Wheatsoutheru qqet
FntE lo5alllc Long0Guy 1861 ll2c 80 = Sc9's s
lO5c Western slow and weak No Winter hci spot
eG u 1910; December 96il087C January 9%G97lc
February so . iOOc March 1Olc bid. Consouhom active,
lower White 35642c; Yellow 30 d42c western firm
Mixed spot % 42d42hc; Year At 42982so; January at
.c February az 43isQ43ac Oats were quiet blt
Arm Southern and Pennsylv were quoted AZ SOC
SIC; Western White 33a3jc DO Mixed 3Qo32G; Graiei
No 2 White "a - &c. Rye firm At 6Odblc nay quiet
and steady, Prime to Choice Timothy 81 oOasl7 20
shoulders &c: Clear RIB SIDES Sc; do packed v4c
Baoon-shoulders size; Clear RIB sides l0c Hams
steady nj l2A0l2iec. Lard steady. Refined at 9Ac
Dnttcr steady Western Packed l6H2ic Best Roll 2Oa2Sc
Creamery 26033c. Eggs firm at % a2ac Petroleum quiet
but arm Refined az 72Oc. Coae9 s..ady RIO Cargoss
Refined firm at I6qQl6Ac Whisky steady at ~ 2l.
Flour per ton Ola Grain 54d. Receipts -Flour lloge
bila Wheat 600 bush Corn ISL 900 bush oats 1000
bush. shipments Flour 1000 lOls. Com 43OuO BUSH
Sa.es-wheat % 900 bush. Corn 10000 bush
BOSTON Dec 2l-Four quiet Spring Patents drm Common
Extra - 2504 Spunc Patents. Choice 70 Fancy - ~
0s7 so unchanged. but in light demand steamer
yellow nomlnay held at 6oc. Oats quiet and unchanged
No White 35ha36c shorts quiet, steady PROVISIONS
steady Vow Moss Pork $40 1917 oO; pd Mess PORK
a@lO 30 Butter firm Western Extra Creamery 3O052o;
Eastern Extra Creamery 2308Oc. Cheese steady Eess
quiet stoady Eastern Extras % pc Western Extras SC
Western 1tc Receipts Flour 1000 Dds aud l'uO
sacks $1,000 bush oats 10000 bush shorts u tons
CHICAGO Dec 2l-The leading futures ranged lJlOws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

Chicago Dec q tSpecial.)-Alhough to-days Whsa.
market was altogether by local influences II was haru
10 md even the close. traders who agreed upon
just what influences had been Prices did not ex
hbit the Generalization expected May opened at Il " 80
81 0s Ia and 81 OF 12 and closed a. 81 70
Tho latter boIf NJ the session was taken up almost solely
With iIutchlnsons operations. lie WAS buyer az one
moment and seller the next. One OF the rev certain
lhncs was that he great deal wheat than no
bought The December lard corner was more plainly
d. yeioped today The price from IS 10 to IS 40
closing at IS 40 The January closed at Il cent PEI
Mound d scqunt In other words lard Will be worth
si0s so a fierce more December 81 than on January
l. Nobody to know who the
shorts are Yet make such extraordinary premium
as this the shortage must DO large Tho Lngl ,hmeH
running the deal compelled 20 take great lot Dr
country cash lard this high figure and they would not
do II they did not expect TO make IL back out OF some
body. On the curb May wheat sold at 81 OF rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL. Dec eli o. m-Beef-In fair demand. Pork
in poor demand HamsIn tsr demand short cut dull at
Ola Bac0n--n demand Cumberland cut dun % AS
Cheeso-In poor demand TallowThero is nothing Offering
Spirits OF turpentneln fair demand RosinIn demand.
lard-spOt-fn poor demand futures In poor demand
prime Western spot steady AS 81 January and February
duh 40 AS Cd WheatIn poor demand Flour In f1ir de-
mand Cornspot and ntures-In demand mixed West
dun &C - sod December dull at A 5d January
CAL Al - cad: February dull ~ Is I'D Hops al LJadOn
New. York State-In good demand.
Provisions American refrigerator bcef-FOrequarerS Bad
lludquasteTs, . III per ID.
LOyDOV Dec 2l-Calcutta nseed ass Oh per quarter lin.
seed cake LISA 81 lis Cd per for Western refined
petroleum. GadD6 1854 per gallon sperm OIL s45 $40 per
tun spirits Of tupontne 3js Cd per whale OIL e24
-,
PROV Observation-Disclosures beef Forequarera Is Cd
hludluarfcrs IS per lbs by the 80
AyIwERp Dec 2lWncoxs lard closed at i0j francs p
oenfmes 100 kllOs.
ASIwERP Dec PetroleumFne pale American 10 francs
81 y paid and sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

roypoy pee pa m.-Consols, p9 9l6Ifor money and
oe for tho account: Atlantic and Great Western Frs
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 35aa Canadian Pache 5S
~. 81 81 Paul Common. G2a. New York Central 100 ~
MeScan Ordinary, 43i2 Mexican Central first mortgage
bonds go Reading, 81 p
Spanish As 72A. ~
Bar silver is quoted 40 40 5-1Gd per ounce.
The rate discount in the open market Tor three months
bills is4l4d4S per cent 80
Psris advices quote per at so francs 20
cenes o the account and exchange London at % francs
3Gccltmes for checks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2l.-The wool market 10 quiet and
firm az the following quotations Ohio Pennsylvania and
virginia x ana above 20 35ci X 80 o5te medium
IS a4Oc coarse b YSc Nen FORK Michigan Indiana and
Western and Xxx, 80 81 medium 81 $50 coarse
81 Ssc Washed. c0mling and deainrI lne washed de-
lame and XXX, S6a sc medium, washed, combng aud do
lame 4O042c: coarse washed cumhng and Geanc 30 4Oc
Canada washed oombing Sla35c tgn washed choice 40
s2c fair 80 d4Oc coarse 32a3ic. Medium uuWasei comb
ing aud delane 3O032c; 60, - $500 Bright
washed clothing inc AID a. 20 2Jc MEDIUM, 20 3Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

coeyec oe1sOc dark earthly unwashed clothing ioDIyS
medium 22d24c coarse 22d25c Eastern oregon rms a D
Iso. medium l7a2Oc coarse 90 G2tc Valley oregon I,
5Sesr- medium ~ 2qc; coarse 25120c, New Mexican
And Colorado fine 10 zoo carpet wool, l59loc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

marks at sb IA and o5 7-s, and guilders at
40 and 40 l-2. - ga
In London, British consols were strong rss nas
lively for money and account The BANK Oh
England gained $4,000 bullion on oaIance;
The open market rate for discount OF paIiNea1
bills was down 70 IL per cent whllc call
loans between bankers ruled at over per cehe
Bar silver ruled at 40 81 Cd per ounce hnghsh
standard American railways opened quiet all9
tome Of the homc market At Paris, French
per cents were easier at S2.7O ana sIght eH-
change on London ruled at 2l.3l francs to the
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has de de-
clared its l51st dividend of $4,000. Pay
able at tho Transfer Agency OF Lounsbery
& Co., Mills Building, December 81; Trans
fers close December 20. Total diyldendS 10
date So $4,000
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CINCINNATI. WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
.sn. 1859 Ssg ISL Isl 1S ssi
E%si' 3 Fs, pee g IS $ss
KINGSTON AND PEMBROKE.
Es@$f, @ 81 P $58 ,: :355i
SAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Second week In Dec. sl9{a2 SsSsI11p
TEXAS PACIFIC.
Es%4f' 9 81 Rs t!3s S;5
KANSAS CITY. CLINTON AND srRINGFIELD.
Es@9; s Z: .ss5:3 .s.s s: FiS
KANSAS CITY, Fort SCOTT AND MEMPHIS.
Number OF miles. gu vi oo Ui
First week In Dec. esS ~ t11Io5 q Sy9d3oo
Jan 1 10 pee T.. 3,762,79s 4,404,756 307loSO
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN.
,yu,rhor ~ ,nnos 3e4o AIOl 4210
: S5 s SO S5 Ss sSs ss5
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS AT NETWORK.
Entered the port. 9oe $50 s2os7 s9S3a114t
ses 90 be mort 1toOi8 10 ss 100 s4817O
Thrown on market. 112 10000 1lSe13I50 l25fl62I1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AT WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST TPlSCo.
PAL CTfU RCH. 4th-st near 6thaYe. Rev. JOHN RILEY
THOMPSON, ID. d.. Pastor viii preach morning, 10 30
evening. 45. The nfth in series 81 Popular sun
day Evening Sermons Christian Manlincss-Subiect:
Great Men In History" Strangers cordially Invited.
AT UNITY CONGRFG ATIONAL SOCIETY lUnitar
an. Arthur Hall LenoX (6thl ave. between 10th and
l27h stsSeryices a. II Sundaysehool at clock Rev
MERLE ST CkOIX WRIGHT. Pastor
ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4thaye., cor 20th-st-S n-
DAY school as a m. Christmas service az II a
Sermon by the Pastor Rev. THEODORE C. WILL
JAMS Chldfen's Christmas Festival. 1880 D.. II. The
public cordially inyite.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

THRTY.FoURTE STREET REFORMED CHURCH
west q shave. Rev J. NJ. DICKSOy, ID D. Pastor =
Services at 10 80 a. IN and 30 D. Strangers
made welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

TWENTY THIRD sTLEET BAPTIST CHURCH cor.
ner Lexington ave.-Rey L. A. CRANDALL. Pastor,
Will preach Sunday 10 80 and 80 p. m. Morning
subject: The Tw ofod Revelation Made Through Jesus
Christi Evening subject Christina; the Shadow
and the Substance" sabbath. school. . 80 D. m.
Strangers and young specially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. 7stst. between 9thave. and the Boulevard
REV JANIS NJ. KING, d. D.. Pasor.-Seryices 10 10
a N, aud 745 !. m. Subjects Christ and the Magi.'
and Raocing Life"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

THIRTEENTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
between 9th and III aves-Rev !. NJ. WORRALL, ID. d.,
Pastor Will preach OF 10 80 u m. and AS D Sun
daySchool at 2 80 7. N. All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner OF 10th st-Hev GEORGE ALEXANDER, d. d.,
Pator. Public worship tomorrow at IL and
D. m Wednesby evening service u o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

Cash quotations we're iolows 80 Surfing Wheat lob
alOl 30 sprng Wheat dj094c. No = Red 10 IN
lOlslo No Corn $40 No Oats 2j'c. 40. Rye bose.
No 3 Barley nominal. No. Flax seed 81 @; Prime
Timothy seed 81 Is Moss PoIk rl3 iOd ID per Dbl Lard
s. 81 per 100 10 short Rln sides ioos 81 g0a95 Dry
Stated shoulders boxei - 7j0512 short coar Sides
boxed 81 25G37a Whiskey dster- finished goods 81 20
por gallon. Sugars-Cut Loaf SIC; ornuatei 7ac;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

MIST Tg,EYrY.ruIRD STREET PREsBYrERIAy
CuCkCH 23d NJ, near DEMONSTRATING Sunday.
December s31 vt IL and 80 D. m, by he
Psstor, Rs RoBERT + sANPLE, d. D. Evening
80 n N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

archbishop CORRIGAN and tho Nun q Ken
mare Is POpery in he Way nsv; JUs 1.c, IN
vi TON D. b. breaches on the above suDJecs III
roonnr Injon on Sabbath ct D. Service OF Song
a, 20 ecats fee. All Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION GHbchhsM n
isS VI" IF0EXRD d. d. Musical programme under
direction Of Prot DossETT JosIEPM y Bos .s1sls
sTEPHEN NJ WRIGHT Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

CHRIST CHCRCH 5th-ave and s5th.sL Dr. J. s.
sHIPMAN. Rector.-Dlyine seryiees IL and at 80
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
CT ANnRrwS cHuRCH 4th.aye.. 10.

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. 4thave.. l27ts ana I2sth
sts-Ioly COMMUNION 3 I q N The Rector, Rev
a. m and Rev. JOSEPH REYNOLDS. JR, Rector Of
ST. Stephens Church Brooklyn, at 80 p. Christ
mas pay SeryiNs, Holy Communion. 5 a II. Morning
Prayer Service and Holy Communion. II a. m The
Rector will prach at IL O'Clock service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ISL
West - st., Riy EDWARD NJ DEEMS. Pastor.
Divine ervices, IL a. m, 7A5 p m. Seats free
Stranges welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

ZIG CHURCH. Madisonavs, corner ssthst. Rev
@. y. TIFFANY. ID. d.. Rector-scryiees du,ng Advent
az IL and y. IN. Sermon Sunday evening Deem
lev 8 by the IT. Rev. tho Bishop Of New.York-
Strarers cordially INVITED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
INtVERSAIIST CUrRCu.

IEtVERSALIST Gnu RClI.
llh.st botwen 9Th and 7thaves-kev nr. BOILFS.
PASTOR If am Christmas Service and Sermon. Carols
by SUNDAY. soool, and Christina, music bv Quartet
IS d. m christmas yespers carols and special music
by Quartet Address: Dickens Christmas Car0i'
Al Welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

ST JOIN EVANGELIST, b. F. DE COSTA: Rector,
fu'sf Gih-st and Wavefy Placo-Sundays. 10 30 and
80 Christmas, 1880 Annual Festival. THURSDAY
,,v.nlno always free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22
UospIrAI, sUNDAY-cmtributlo

HOPE CHAPEL, 4h-st an( Avenue D-Rey JOHN
b. DEVINS Pastof.-PrachiIq IL m ana D. III
Morning Persecution Blessing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

KNOX PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH 72tst eYi "a.
ave-Rev. DAVID G. WYLIE, Phi d., Pastor. onciAss
10 AS morning and AS evening Sabbath school, 10
D. m Prayer meeting THURSDAY evening. Childrens
Christmas Festival Friday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

NETWORK PRESBYTERIAN CHUFH. 7th;sve.
and l2Sth-st-Seryices at IL O. M and ~ D. H. rev.
w. w. PAGE, Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

PAL cIuRCH Rev A. c. MOREHoUSE, Pastor
MS IN cor breaches morning and evening. uotng
prais Sc Meeting 80 Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57thst between
9th and TN aycs--Dr MACARTHUR Pastor. breaches
Sunday mornings H. evenings at 20. when he gVcs
an exposition ~ Sunday school lesson for follow Ing
sunday Strangers ana esp cay sundayse""ol workers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH East 5ths. between
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev. ). s. s"AtD f,s,o,
Christmas services December % Of q D. suOlees
The Thought OF Jesus It's Saving oWeh sghaAJ-
school, o 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

ST JAMS METHODIST. EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
NsdIson,avJ. corner VI l2oth-st-hev. y. IL. TIE
FGNY. d b., IL. D.. Pas.or sunday service 10 30
80 3 Ia sunday school service anticipating Chr,tmss
TUESDAY 3 a. n. prayer IN the Chapel Friday night
30 Chiyrens Festival.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

HOSPITAL sUNDAY-Cntributlsns solicited on
Hospital SUNDAY. December 80 in the chsreh.-
In aid OF the general fund. which VIII DC disl1e.
among the 81 hospitals OF Association ON the basis
OF FREE for the sick poor. -. - $500,
CITES NAV be designated for any hospital.
and such gifts wal be duly Forwarded by the treasurer Of
the Association the hospital Indicated Dy tho dOn''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-22

CHURCH or THE BELOVED DISCIPLE s0th.st
near ayc.-SerSlccs 80 II No. and as D. m
Christmas Day, Z and III o. The Rector Rev s.
GREGORY LINES Will 0niCiate.