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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
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DuFFAIo Aug. l7.-CdnSR last 2. bour. . 2on
head Total Tor thus FAR. 10. heal For snme c
last Week lO4sO head Consigned through 345 caroa Is OF
which lOl 10 Market steady with fair iemanJ
Medium steers - 30 TO - 75i Mixed Butchers - 81 a
ST. -"
aaesDReceDts last - $500 head Total for tb.
-p.1"' neat FOR tmc Last ~
20 600 heal COnrgned through 80 cars q 10 NewYorr
Market dnll for sheep Lambs &c on Common 10 F.r
o Good Lambs 81 30 80 TO- ~ -''
Hog;-keceipts iast2i 200 head Total ,o- The
week 2G.4O0 heal For same time Iast veal
30 525 head Consigned through l9 carloads OF which 6
% Now York Prices n shade higher Selected Workers
~ 1906 40: Gooi Mieigans AZ - s0d 10. Selected
Medium weights So % q 81 80; Pigs at s5a5 so.
CHICAGO. Union Stock Yards. Aug. i7-Ths Dror.rs
Journal reDorts; Cde-Hecepts 1000 head. Shipments
1000 Market steady. stronger. Beeves 81 3Ods6 so
- sUAB 90: Stockcrs and Feeders 90 e3 80
Cows. Bulls and Mixed 81 3O63 lO Texas cattle 81 500
- 90; WestcrE Rangers - 75df IS.
Uogs-heceBts 1000 head shipments T. 900; market
stronger Mixed 20 7O16 80: Heavy IS s. so; Light
IS 7Od0 40
ShSep-Heoeipts 1000 head shipments 1000; narks,
easier Native. Inferior Prime g. "a 20 Western
shorn - 4Oa - tj' Texans shorn - 75e IS Lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON s1Ucns
Boston, Aug IL 1883
THE BEARS TAKE THE MARKET IN HAND.


The bears at the opening this morning
promptly took possession of the stock speculation
and pushed the advantage yes secured by Yesterdays
successes. Prices were marked off regardless of
the quality Of them; the best, with large accumu-
lated SURPRISES, suffered equally with those which
pay no dividends. While St Paul still was the
pivotal stock Western Union was also subject 10
special attack With some actual sales there
was more of washing, or matched orders, TO give
an appearance Of large transactions One broker
was credited with selling 5, 900 shares of Western
Union at S2asl l2. II the sales were genuine, they
showed large absorbing power in a market so de-
moralized es to-day's was The downward
movement continued till after midday up to
which time St. Paul had sold down to 20 3-s,
Northwestern TO Ill "a. Lake Shore TO % l-2
Union Pacific to SO is and Western Union to
81 is. After that there was steady recovery
Of l-2al per cent which, with dulness. held good
till after 80 o'clock In the last half hour
a combined dead set was made on values
through the whole list, and prices were pushed
below the lowest OF the morning hours But it
was evident that for the time being, at least,
buying orders had been reached, and such activity
as was witnessed during the last fifteen minutes
has not been seen at the Stock Exchange since
June 2-the low day of the decline. The al
legged pretext of the last raid was bad reports
concerning the crops According to Chicago
dispatches to the Stock Exchange, this was an
irregular combination of the elements 10 destroy
the embarrassed crops. 1t was too hot and dry |
when cool weather and moisture were needed and |
too wet and cold when heat and dryness would be |
blessing. There frost last night in some |
parts Of Dakota and everything corspired 10 ruin |
The value of stocks
. Yet despite the strength OF the European and |
New-York wheat markets. based entirely on the |
conditions abroad the Chicago wheat market 10
lay was heavy. Probably the Oldest inhobtant
annot remember an August where some light frost
lid not occur in the Northwest. Probably some
amage has been sustained in certain localities as
here always is; but strenuous efforts nade TO-
lay TO obtain confirmation Of the differences drawn
rom damaging reports sent ont from Chicago
allied Of success The efforts 10 create q scarc
Id not stop at Chicago reports. A firm with
.ondon connections asked after boa-d hou-s
o-day to telegraph to its London house TO obtain
nd report the best bid for the next dividend on
0, 900 shares of 81. Paul stock. No offe- was
lade TO sell it and no assurance was given that
ny offer would be accepted The object was 70
feet the price Of St Paul stock on the London
took Exchange so that the recent sellers may
coup their shorts" The market closed cx-
ted and unsettled.
WHAT WAS DONE IN BONDS
The Treasury purchased 81 500 Is atl2s The
Jected offers were l-2S 100000 at los
I'd S276,O00 at 107 IS. The local market WAS
Ill at quotations as follows. ,
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THE STATE or TRIDE

BUFFALo. August l7.-vhcat-No ! Hari quiet but
tim; 300 bns Ii lots sold II &c Chicago Sepfcm
Der: 80 ] Northern weak and lower; 81 900 Bushels
spot 500 ~ 93+c; WashDurn Si2r Winter
wholt dun AMI unsettled No. Red 92Lgd g3 &c ;
Milling Red - re79c: 80. Red s2aSio No White
Michigan here No. White on track.
DUN an. limits isc lower. No Yellow ~ &c. No > AZ
5'4c and No 40 4s.G &c Chicago September,
No White here Ne Mixed IN far demand aud the
unchanged Rye-NOmua Flour sraiy. with demand.
Nnleed irm unchanged. Cornmea steady. Oatmeal
sieaiv. Canal ffcightS. Lc iOr
wheat ami &c or shippers holding
10000 IBIS Wheat 3s3uOD bush. Coru 10000 bush
shipments ny kuF.our y 900 bills Wheat 81 bush
Corn 5000 BUSH Canal snipmcnts-Wheat lU2O0 BUSH
Corn -. 900 busiL
MILwAuARR. august l7.-Flour sioaly. Wheat higher.
cash Sic September s2fc October S3sc. nrm
No .. 4+-lc, oats quiet No Whit, SIC. quiet No
l 4oEc Dll BNiey quiet; No > NJ soc for old: sep
reniber u2.c. Provisons hrmer Mess Pork cash
and August at $l3 % Lard-iU-ust ~ 90; September
- 80 n Butter quiet Dalrr - a &c. hST. firm Fresh
at 3A20lsG Cheese arm Cto idarS. aqc. RocsinLs
Flour 1000 bbl% Wheat $1,000 bush. Barley l,3iUO
bush Shpmens-tlous 400 DLlA Wheat 1000 bush.
Barley Loo.
CHICAGO. Angus, 1.-The Leading fatare, ranssi as
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Rai;roads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS

BUILDING MATERIAL-Asldc from a stcadier market
iof Dicks, the situation is unchanged. Up River,
nara "a OOaS5; CrOOn Dark and Red. s15dslG: Gro
toh Brown. sI5dlJ; Trenton and Phaicpnla frOnL
gtS iiayefstraw, IIara IS jods0 % per 1000 anoat
IisHhils, sJQSJ 90; Jerseys ~ Resemble Cement,
81 % pr boil American Portland, 81 So 81 45; Eng
IlSh Portland 50 2Oas2 30; German Portland 81 3Oa
- W Eock!and Common Lime per Dbl and do finish.
sngi 81 20 STATE Common Lime eoc and DO finishing.
~ To- St Johns Limo, Doc; Ground. 75asOc I,ath
Hair, ISa2lc. 49, '' O"''N
quotaOly lower Sales, 50 bales for consumption
fort receipts 3156 bales against 200i bales
year Since September ! (the beginning OF tho crop
a the receipts at the ports aggregated $50 SCI
bales comparing with 0el bales corresponding
time last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
WOOL MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA. Aug l7-Wool market firm M nro,o,on.
elooHs ilSht OHIO Penn'vlvania and Wssr Virginia Xxx
ag1 aboVe 2t15Oc; X 29G30o Insdium, 33a34c coarse
- Gosc Jew y OK. Michigan Indiana
OF ana M 26d PIC: medium 80 i9c coarse 80 9SSc
Mashel conblng and deaine-Cine washed deaina X and
~ d-W33c: medium, washet combng and delane "a %
soc coarse washed cOmbinC and deanc 80 33c Canada
el combng 81 q35c tub washed choice 81 aYsc. fair
&c c9arse 80 932c Medium nwashed coming and
GZsc coarse do. 25127c. Bright uuwashei
c".ning me or and Xxx. lsd2lc medium 25 S2Ic
% zSc dark earthly M washed clothing Ia al7c;
nr.num q zoo coarse lSd 22c. Eastern Oregon Ana
O9 msiinm lZ0lsc coarse l. Zoe Valley Oregon
nnnt, ls02Oc; MEDINA. "a a 26c coarse 2Od23c Sew.
Gle oetIcan ana colorado fine lOdl7c; medium l2eIsc
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FUROPFAV ppOnrcr u,,r

nLvFEpooL Ang. :7-3:90 D. m.-Beef-rn fair dem.
fork-In fsr demand. Hams-Tn fair demand Bacon I'm
poor demand Chee.e-In poor demand Taow spirits OF
ann Hosil In fair del maud. Lard-Spot and I
tp 40, an demand prime Western AID August
Al as OF DO september and October firm az 4,s 81
AR demand No. Winter strong at Is
new 10 spring strong a - 2lal FOur-In fair demand
1'1a 20 spring firm AT 81 lOt Corn-spOt and Futures,
goeH demand mixed Western-spot aid August steady
d. - a. 90 september stcaty az Is 7 Id
faic demand. - -'' = YIN ''"'o-ih
i.DNpoh AnT III m.Cslcutta lin seed. S7s Id per
t for hn po.oeum ~ per gallon sugar l6s 81 per
90 confines per loo kil0s " ~ 1'''
AAIwklf 90 Aug IL Petroeum-Fine pale American 20
francs and 20 francs ~ timos sellers ~
BREMEN Aug. l7.-Petroleurn. marks IS nfonni1.
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THE RECENT DECISIONS
AGAINST The EDISON COMPANY

me phenomenal demand for OUR LAMPS and our IN
cre7u manufacturing facilities warrant In
% meeting the wants OF the USERS OF INCAN
ourselves. wa oN"'"' "uE pahons snu
A low volt can be made cheaper than high voltp
lan ana VIII last longer We therefore classify lampa
az 1So LOW, MEDIUM and HIGH volt naming So rs and
follows: va AAANH AASI as
Low Med rIoh
Candle Power. (50 Volt rs Vol. f1d nalg v,,
% AL" uhuef e"lO 500 e0S0
~ 80 80 So
90
o. ~ % LOO
discount 10 Central Stations and purchasers OF orct
nal packages $3.50 Lamps Allowance OF three cents for
order. 49, f- "''0' Az s0'"
To SECURE uniformity, will exchange with our "a
for any other in by them. A"
SAWYER-MAN ELECTRIC COMPANY
Commercial Agent OF the Consolidated Electr,. Light Coy
August l. 1898. ~ -~"'-
YORK TRIBUNE " ' " ALL NI"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

Actual cash In
TIessv vaults
cerhcstes scol o2s GA 5000 PAL sa1 Inc 81 81
Deposits in b'ks 54.100 $50 81 $50 9G2 Inc 90s2
Net cash bans s345 s34G $50 Inc s577 go
The foreign exchanges were dull and steady
at quotations as follows Bankers bills 81 - IL
and 81 81 for long and short sterling respectively :
5.21 7-s and $50 for francs: 95 and % 3-s
for reichmarlIs: 40 IA and 40 l-2 for guilders
In London, British consols were firm at 90 IS
for both money and account. Money in the open
market ruled AZ l-2 between bankers and nj
5-sa2 "a per cent for discount OF bankers bills.
The Bank OF England gainei s2o4O0 bullion on
balance. Bar silver was IL Sd. hghe- at ~ IL Cd.
per ounce English standard American railways
opened lower in response to yesterdays late home
declines and afterward followed to-dav's home
quotations, but generally kept little higher. Al
Paris, French 3 per cents were firmc- NJ -. 80
The DAILY Mining Company has declared its
eighteenth dividend OF $4,000 for July, payable
by LonDsbery * Co, Mills BUILDING. August 81.
Transfers close August 20 Dividends 70 date
s7l2,5O0
Blake Bros. q Co offer for sale s242, 600 City
)f Omaha per cent bonds. The debt OF the city
must not exceed per cent on the assessed valua-
ion of the taxable property and the present valua-
ion is only 100000 or one-sixth of its est
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moderately at lie for Western and

bTEAKINE-seIlng moderately At lie for Western and
34c for Ole0.
TALLOW-Prme City was 1rmcr at 4 34c and sales Of
125, 900 n were made at the quotation.
WOOL-Th0 mHrkcs has SHOWN moderate activity and
nrmness. though higher rates eanno. be quoted The
5000 do oombing. 3ic 5000 do low Y. 81 Lee 1000
o machine secured Texas 43c $4,000 dc spring Texas.
l3a l5c 80 900 do Australian. 30 12a37 lie 90 do
AA Ohio, CSC 5000 do J.. blood fleece ~ LIE 40 600
az Territory. IL 2c 10000 do do l0c; 25 600 do Cali
orna. 17017 Lee; 5000 do Ohio fleece. soc 900 do
nm deaIne. 32c also $4,000 n Georgia. 10 900 do me
dun washed ncccc . 800 10 secured Texas 30 900 do
carpet 1cGcO do COARSE foreign 10000 do pulled $4,000
do Territory, iJCo do black DO 81 900 do secured do
5000 do cames' hair noIls, 5000 do domestic nos
20 bale. East India and do Bagdad private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

COTFEE-Bus,res. in spot BRAID crowths was again
loDolng Order and small that. Fair cargoes stand
1fc, though IL IS doubtful II desirable stock could be
ought a. that figure. IA mild stocks SLOW trading
eady values Sales 700 bags SaVana The option list
penei at partial advance Of points and made little move
either direction. Total go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Proposals.


AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
,-o ROOM 2o9. STEWART BUILDING,
No $50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK August a. 1855
ITO CONTRACTORS
lids or PROPOsALS FOR furnishing and manu-
tdcturing, htuns placing, &C., 4S-inch sOIecock
valves and gearing the Gste-house a. one hnndrei
ana thirty St and Conventavc, Section Is and four
4s-nch sopeocA valves and gearing used AZ Shaf,
No; - on Section ~, and 4s-inch sop-cock valve
ana gearing 70 be use1 at the New on Section
OF the New Aque1uct called FOR approved forms
0t contract ana specifications file IN the Office OF the
AQne1uc Commissioners, Will be- received at this onice
untl Wefnesiay sept 1883 az o'clock D. m at which
place ana hour they VIII be- publicly opened by the Aoue
duct mssoners and the award OF the FOR sad
Sork ana iu,nshl. sdif material will be male by said
Commissioners as soon thereafter possible.
Blank forms OF sst approved and the sDecIna
lions therefor and bids proposals proper envelopes
FOR their enclosure and forms Of bonds also the plans
Tor s9d work. ana all other information obtained
A. the above ofce Of the AQueduct COMMISSIONER on ap
pllcetion % the Secretary.
BY order Of the Aoueduct Commissioners
JAMES c. DUANE
JOHN G. SHEEHAN Presldcns
Secretary
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,ased on the American standard OF classlnca.
STAINED

Good Ordinary : S916 Low Mlidling . 10 SIC
St.lct Good Ordinary IA Middng II
The feature IN future dealings the b.. drop in Au-
gust and sympathetic decline later deliveries causing
moderate activity during the session. The market closed
STEADY with August IL point, and other months points
below the prices Of Yesterday Total sales 80 900 BALES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Yves, s7,h;.; b.
tween 9th and eth aves-Rey. X. s. MACARTHUR
Preaching Sunday morning and evening by TIE Rev.
FRANK r. MORSE, D. ID. sundayschoo az
strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
Situailons AlaIss.

COACHMAN.-By q steady. sober man understand, IN.
" Of noe horfes and careful driy.r on
sentemans place sly or country will be found willing
ana oblgbg ana attentive TO his business excellent reE
srencos Address JAMES FOX. care Judge Gre..n
T.nany, y. j. "' "''on'
COAClIMAN. &c.-By an Englishman married .ge
- 81; To takc charge OF eenteman's uIaee IA ,fc
country highest personal references TO honesty rlety
ana rehpectabnl IN the discharge OF his duties thor
9ughiy nndersands the care Of gentleman stshe Ad
dress ERN EST WESTON 246 Fast 7sth-st
(ET hRDENEh-by single German nrst-ciass; ono who
Sss city reference Address ). D. seed sors 81 Esst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7th-aye. aud Ath-st-Prcaching az 10 AS a By Rev.
DIR. JOHN BOYD Song and prayer service at AS
y. m. All invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

In State bonds the business was covered bv
sales OF louisiana consols at eS l-2 and Tennessee
| 265.
The railroad bond market sympathized with
character but upon the whole was firm Phila-
delphia and Reading first preference incomes
az aecii1ed to 81 7-s the seconds were off from "A
SO "a; the general As were firm at
SO. Erie second IS were sold down to ,'i 81 "a a
and closed at 9s. Green Bay, Western and 81;
Paul incomes fell TO 3G and seconds TO SO 81
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Issues were firmcr. tho
IS at s5as6 6s at 60 Lass l-2, and the IS at
TO 5Oa49 "a. Atlantic and Pacific incomes were
active at 90 1-2a24. Reference is made to cur
full reports Of bond sales
Exchange. Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold Il 500,
at 81 1-sa37 3s; Chicago Gas 400 mt 80 lisa
33 "A Western Union IS $4,000 at 05 l-2a
o. Toledo Peoria and Western 90 AT 10:
Brunswick County (20O at l2a1I l-2, and Mt
Desert Land 400 at 80 81 Lease 25.
Money ruled easy at l-2 per cent closing at
The Clearing House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, soO.75l,o4o; balances.
81. 932, S04.
The Sub-Treasury to-day was debtor az the
Clearing House s6S0292. The business OF the
Sub Treasury for the week ended tonlght includes
receipts Of si2s55,3o5 and payments Of sl2,593;-
529, leaving the general balance at S2O0.37l 234 !
against SPOOL 00.45e August o. showing an aprar.
ent gain of s26l,77 But. deducting from tho
receipts S3,240,000 and from the payments
s666O00 for items which affect only its account |
with the General Treasury. its loss as affecting |
the banks is 81. 81 . 224. And this result includes
the payment of 81, 9,455 for purchased bonds |
The days operations covered Receipts. s2.OG4,. |
2il: payments, 1853. 100; with balances o. |
81 70, 7G4 s64 coin and $50 6O6,37O currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
,eived to-day 1914 900 National bank notes for
REDEEM ption.
The customs receipts were ss1 6,22s and the in
ernal revenue receipts were 1891 500
TO-day's Washington Treasury statement OF
ash on hand and deposits in bank compares with
he figures of the last previous statement as fol-
Ows:
August 16. August y. Differences,
Set gold hd s19s sf00 10 905 Inc ST. 25O374
Set siivr hid 30, 002f7S 81, O5l 1893 Dec 4l,27J
yet legal endrs
on hand 80. 4oOOs 93j 4o477,517 Dec. 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. 1855 Worth
st., WILLIAM f. BARNARD. superintendent -servics
OF Sunday = 80 O'Clock. The service IL
almost wholly by the children Of the Institution. Public
cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

HAVANA. Aug. l7.sDansh gold 23gl a. 3ela EXCHANGE
quiet the United Sates so days gold los. premium
do short sight gold. iosal premium on London 2lsa
~ premium on Paris. o. 81 premium. 6ugar-Quiel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

HAVANA MARKETS.

CHssLE>fOS. Aug l7.-Tnrpeniine firm az SAC bid
s~NANNAi!. Aug. i1.-Iurpentnc firm AZ 81 &c
NILXSGTON. Aug. lI-TnrDentlne dun at 81 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

1oth-st Rev. RICHARD d. HARLAN Pastor.Morn-
ing service ii o'clock Praise service, o'clock Rev.
DR.. ROBERT CHRISTIE, OK ST. Paul. VIII preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor.
ner 55thst Rev; JOHN HALL j. D.. Pastor. services
will be held the chapel. 55th-st. SUNDAY.
18th, at IL a. N. ana D. Rev HOWARD DUF.
FIELD, OF Detroit, IS expected 70 ohlciate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7oi.st and 81.
ave. Rev. Dr. WYLIE, Pastor;-seryices: Morning.
10 50 evening, O'Clock. Rev. DR.. STEVENSON Of
nciaiing SaDbathsc IL O'Clock. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening. Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Ms1rsor-sye. and
3oth-st.. Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. Rector.-Mornina
service az IL a. H. Afternoon. p ~ Strangers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPIsCUPAL
CHI RICH corner Goth st-Rev. G. Z. MASDEN. D. D.,
Pastor This church VIII be for divine service each
Sabbath morning during August II O'Clock August
10, preaching by the Rev. ]. J.. ROBINSON.
Strangers and others residing temporarily in the city
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

IoNnoS Aug III m.-fonsols 99S for both money
ana the account Atlantic aBd Grcat Western first mort
gage Trustees Certificates @7s do second 1si
Canldian Pacific 5s Erie % DO second consols lnO;
81 Paul Common. 7iis3 Illinois Central. 1873 Mexican
ORDINARY 49, Reading. 25 Mexican Central first mort
gage bOn,s 60
Bar silver - quoted NJ AZ i6d per
ne amount OF bullion INTO The Bank OF England on
balance today Is e2OOO0
Money IL l4Glle per cent
Phfis acvicc- SO francs 10
confines Tor ;he account.
The rate 81 discount in the open market for short bills
y - per cent and for three months bills 90 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

st-Service at IL a m Prot r. u. MATHER OF Am
herst College, Will preach. This church Will open for
divine service during the Strangers VIII b
M oupl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES
Morning service at IL O'clock evening service ct g.
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Gelu n)ante0.

WANTED. -Honest energetic man 70 take orders for
w an old reliable nursery. To the right FOOD wages
and expenses paid l. c. NURRILL & Co. Hartford
Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-18

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 56th-st, near Shave
Preaching Sunday morning BY the Pastor. the Rev. b.
TYLER
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6itnafions AlaIes.

'OACHMAN and GRo0M.-By single man thoroushiv
gapspe ana encient years city reference from ono
FAMILY late employer going abroad disengaged cifv
OF country. Call or address r b., 5l 4th.aye. ~
COACHMAN-COOK. &c.-Ry an Engllshmsn and wIfc.
~ man understands his business careful dryer, s.S..
aud honest can milk would take OF gentleman's
place wife good and aundrcss both cool ,arvsn:s
Please call or address JOHN. 222 East S2l - Sow. YorA
CQACHMAN and GROOM, or PORTER.-Bv a slnyi,
~ nan, age - thorougnly understands his work In n.
H- branches; willing and reliable city or counfrv, o..
perienee references Address D. H. k TribuDe nfoy,
once, 1 e3s Broadway. ~ ''''"'
1. AkDEN Ei.-ly good practical man. who Win IN.
ofeA ~-'is iI.ouns
Il sEFCLMAN, &c.-By q young American 10 90 q.
country as usefu man, take horses ,chieh ~
understands thoroughly. j. c., 404 Pearl-st N" "'
y, =. LtMAN1by tathfu. man OF temperate habit:
u ~ pN. Address y. L. LEGREE, HscSanSm CO. -
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PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH. West Isth-st, near
9th ave- ia leculeroom Of P:ssbyerlan Cnurch-Preach
ing Sundays II a. and .45 D. IN, by Pastor
G. ". GLOVE Open all summer. Strangers and
friends invited
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uo1ed - 41l7 90 Snort Clear sies b'X- - 7uGJ co.
Whskey. distllors 1nlshe gprs 81 - per sugars
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mated cash value. The city has 40, 900 in
habitants, and its regular bonded debt is
CT oo2 ON
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, come,
Of 57th.st, Fey; ABBoTT T. KIrrREDGE, D. D.. Pas
tor-Rey. J. Z. SANKEY, ID. D., OF Rochester will
preach Morning AZ H. No evening service Prayer meeting
evening at 5.
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81. ANDREWS CHURCH, Harlem.-Rev GEORGE
p VAN DE WATER, ID. D., Rector. Holy Communion,
80 Morning Prayer. II a. N, Choral Vespers,
with anthem, p. IN.
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Rev JAS MCLEOD d. D., OF Indianapolis Special
address 70 young men, Association Hail, 23d.st, cor.
4th-sye., Sunday, AUGUST 10, 3 30 D. n. Subject:
" Christian Athletics-The Start
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ALWAYS OPEN.-Eyerybody welcome At Twenty.
fonrth Street T. Church. near 9thove. Preaching Sun.
day BY Rev. ELLIS r .DwLER 40 10 80 and 7 40
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at ..
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BEARS HAVE ANOTHER DAY.

STOCKS VIGOROUSLY POUNDED.
FALSE REPORTS OF BAD CROPS USED-FEA.
TURES OF TIE DAY.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE-AUG. II,
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