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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23
Janan'S Electric Age.

Although many similar societies have
been formed of late, both in the United
States and in England, yet the pleasing
information is just heard that an institu-
ton, having for its object the further
ance of electrical research, has been IN
augurated in Japan, with membership
of nearly 800.
"This evidence" said a well-known
New ork electrician, would indicate
that Japan has gone much further in
electrical study and research than any
one in this city would suppose. 1t is
furthermore stated that the admission to
the society is based on the most liberal
rules and regulations, that would put
to shame some of our own institutions,
whose narrow mindedness is reflected
in the cast-iron rules which preclude the
possibility of only favored few being
admitted. At the present time the ranks
of our American engineers are largely
and valuably re enforced from England,
France and Germany, but we may ex-
pect before long that Japan will be
supplying US with experts for our old
and younger companions in every branch
of work. 1t is to be hoped that this
new Japanese society will be growingly
useful and prosper"
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23
MY FATHERLAND

An incident from the retreat of the Ten
Thousand.
Tine imperial boy had fallen in his pride
Before the walls of golden Babylon.
The host who deemed that priceless treas
ure won
For many a day since then had wandered
wide,
By famine thinned. by savage hordes deied-
In deep vale. beneath the setting sun,
They saw at last a swift black river run,
While shouting spearmen thronged the far
Their side.
Then, eagerly, with startled, joyous eyes,
Toward the respondent chief soldier few:
Il was a slave in Athens; never knew
My native country; but understand
The meaning of yon wild barbarian cries.
And l believe this is my fatherland!n
This glimpse have we, no more Did parents
fond,
Brothers and kinsmen, hale his late return?
Or did he, doubly exiled only yearn
To greet the Euxine's waves at Trebizond,
The blue 1Egean, and PaIlas' towers beyond?
Mute is the record; we shall never learn.
But when once more the well-worn page I
turn,
Forever by reluctant schoolboys conned,
A parable the tale to me appears
OF blacker waters in drearier vale.
All me! when on that brink we exile
stand,
AS earthly lights and mortal accents fail,
Shall voices long forgotten reach our ears
To tell us we have found our fatherland?
-WaHiana G. Laooton IN Atlantic Monthly.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23
A Piute Ballot Stufing.

The Sacramento Cali Bee says: ap-
tain Sam, leader of the Flute Indians,
who have been cleaning hops along the
American river of late, says that he was
once a candidate for Chief of the Piutes.
His opponent was Captain Jim, and the
Piutes agreed upon date for the cleo
ton. Tie balloting was to be by means
of small pebbles, to be deposited in a
box, Sans ballots being white pebbles
and Jims black. The night before the
election some of Jim's adherents dropped
a bucketlul of black pebbles into the
box, and, of course, when the pebbles
were counted Jim was elected.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23
Had Two Hats, But Lost His Head.

M. Lablache, the great singer, is very
absent minded. He was recently at
Naples, and King Humbert, who was also
there, expressed a desire to make his ac-
quaintance. On entering the ante
chamber in the palace NJ. ablache found
that the gentlemen present were all per
sonal acquaintance of his, and asked
them to be allowed to keep his hat on,
as he was suffering from a severe cold. A
lively conversation was cut short by the
entrance of a chamberlain announcing
that the King would receive NJ. Lablache
at once. In the momentary confusion
the singer forgot that he was wearing
his hat, took hold of another which had
been placed on char near him, and
went before his ma esty. who at the sight
of him burst into fit of uncomfortable
laughter. Utterly confused, Mr.. La
blache asked humbly to be informed of
the reason of the Kings merriment
81 ct me ask you a question first re-
piled the King. (Which is your hat
the one you arc wearing on your head OF
the one you carry in your hand -
Plague take it all" replied I abache,
joining in the laughter, truly, two hats
are too many for fellow who has lost
his head
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23

When bread grew scarce and high in
France before the revolution, the gra-
cious queen was credited with the
thoughtful and sagacious remark that
the people might eat cake instead.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-11-23

AT a recent sale of Short horn cattle
at Cresco. Iowa, forty eight head brought
$685., which was an average of $147 for
the cows, and for the bulls sold, $99. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
TIE SITE OF TRiDh

Rurrxorr. sept. lotion dun. steady: Kidding iohc
= be- CIV Mills Superaue - go 80 Extra 20 1903 30
40 mo Bran Is 90 to0sc3 - nuv - = a. -nper-
fa1 ~ a. 5y,ter III '.,t r. - 1c eo Sepferl5.r
yellow 80 80 Western qaiet AMI hrrer Mxei spot
Jsnn'rv 4GAa47c o.. actve and slel1v. Southsra
3 30. Pc asvlvana 3-g@.c Western White Sc
Western 10 Ondl6 90 Provisions active ana SIC ny
sides qss, Hams i3,s 2lte. Lara reanei alo Butter
Gulet lGsal7o Petroleum steady Refined ''c Coffee
frmeri RIO carSoes FIR al .'c Sug' 5t, y e 50, q.
~ 2Gssi ?. Frognts T. Lvereoai per steamer steady
st FlouI per ton lss 81 cram % o &
Osts 2 900 hnsh Rye 500 Oush sales-Wheat 3c0.DuV
bush Corn 25OJO bush
BUFFALO. sent. 7.-vneAt-No Hsri active, arm and
higher. "a OF loOoo bash at - o9e lsoo9 bins Il
81 10 50 oOo hush - lok. 10000 bush. Ne Northern
a. os-ai esA 1000 bns,- by sample At SOC "inep
Wheat ~ ar ,entn" an n5n 20 ~" ,t Tor9
un.cttic' bat gene lv Aizaer - le,"w ~ % sc
No yellow 5lA05lc. No 'n a ."'.c. 70 -, OF "a
bog i'm store oats qnict ant wctA No. : Whie al
3stc N 3 Wate az 80. 80 t.Nri = So OIL lra,"
feed steady Winter 81 -, Spr.n- IA ~ trieF sn
F f,s 1s s 55s.5 b Bssj WaeS i 5eI 5j tora
u-i steady Oatmeal se1ir. Canal it'ic liS "teNi
Wieat ~: Corn 5ec Kcceiots - -Four 5000 3D.
Shipments grl--Fonr l5olD b'ls Wheat 7geo'
iaenJs-Vlrst $4,000 bu... Corn slo'o bush.
BOSTON. sept 7.-Fioar firm: ~rrns Patents = 40 a
5-.qssc oais Duet easIs Wv SO WHIT - d. a. a..
sho-t. quct AMI sealy Pov.-.'as hr'9 an nncln.rL
3ian-~'i 'i', {, .', , -. -..,lc (...er1 Ff4,s
g so busl oats 5000 6asn shorts is0 tons.
CHICAGO sept 7.r45 lotl. fatlrs, FAasei as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

RUTLEE ana vALETBy an sNlsfieacea i Eng
i , ID a az SIT g. nea d. f. 10 H. Adic-s + c.
ID UTTER and vALr'r-By an Euc.ishman thorougMy
ID experienced; tail az 30 go"i app ii"ncs
s. Clifton 1iaee' ne.r broadway.
CoACIINAN and UsFFULMAN.-By respee,a6 voung
snt unicas.and- the ce1e ana trea-uen o., ane Aoses
carriages and haine.s tnef'u-ny to"l groom ''
man on 2rn.,ei..n IT,. la, ~ ana Iii -''.. sr.,i
20 NCuN AN-b' mnet d. ra, r'a, , no .'iai
gaa "a. seni l,rns.e eo5i ycs ,ab ca ncr
,,feronoe tsn or aair.s, W T. -55 Wc. 37,a-,.
I nancsI sober and reliable rscias, coacaman groom
and driver T. years reference, nom ID, leading fannie,
d-cs- THOMAS KENNEDY 200 Hcbden-s,. Harrison
I .,ani he pioreI Of hoscs earaee. ana har,
ne.s careful cty driver good groom; surety temperate
fshy rocoSndnaei IN every respect Cali on or address
j. O.. 23G West 54th-st
r~oAcnNAN- competent man; thoroughly under
.,ands h.. dufic. in every icsroc, Will found
boncs willing and oicinr not AFRAID OF WORK; best cry
T. je'I r, $40 Vest .c y 4otb-sS va ~ 90 ~
CoACuMAN ond GEOOM-By single man VIII be
flctiyn slou, him NJ B. - Nh.ave. nasncss s-o1o.
- OACHNAN. sc.-By young man can milk; wishes
Sr, y" 70 , a. nv, 0co,. i03 Wcst 42i.,t
A
lena ,ua AL o. ,cornend q from last pacs Address
s. Tribune Uptown one" DIS Broadway
roAcuNAN tc-By A,st-cil's 81, rie man. thorough.
L y eApcr.need in care q hor'es AMI esrases ~.ne
CIR, o. couatry yea best reference given Ada es'
=. W. 2l0 - East s-th-si
I d.>p,sip': Ga hcraaGhy fn' charse Of liable
care u horses carriage. barnes, &; willing ana o1,5
d--ss ElIII T,l1une Lnnch once, 1873 lthave.
CoAcuNAN p young uniers,anls mi'Sias
dress n F. TRIBUNE branch Once. loo We. i2l-s'.
& oAcHMAS aas 3 aas hsi .o "h ha
cIrrsScs &C. good careful styish driver. .lr'ctr te-
ii5n ONE family Gait or address J. b., q wc-i -9th-
(, OAlHNAN aqi UsEFULMAE.-Hy married nan.
BE-, ,c-'r.oes. Aiaie,. t6AcaNAN 4sa Asoaae e
CoArHnAN az usGrulNAN "a. y@ IT, ,s.
g. 1o:, rss.- i4 h9n'.' gsd dI,', Ca o. i, TO-;
senetl. y1-s mn s, 'e,'i, r's'e .''", ol
Broalv4y.
CoAcnMAE "a ceooM ng y.g ,. ms ..
I eaa s9ei % Lnp5 4sn, u ',,i. ii r,
:,iins 4 ,6,,srs esc,,'t ri-r.nrab .a.t em,loyr-
Sc . + 5ss f-' s ss's Address " s. 1'-''
+, oAcuN,N ,nf'oE"oM.-By r..oc table ana rus
y 49,, ~. I"'.e. si,i..s csir .s G. careful
s.. .ea... '4 ca or s-ls.. wiLLitV l-a i-sa.,.
nAenESE Az i1EIstI,, .era n mafr'el;
-l.r.4. .... long eAHef..uc hno ArF. GAS ..
81. MANAGE .4ie l. euienant u j. sql4efs
Yonkels - J.
a 7I,DI,f.li-rr a. Ing,i .ha-an single tho.o'eA.t
saae,s,aa, ,ne e.s q s'oei ,esct,oc. avs NUS
T85ua. gi ., }6r'es DIS nroadsay.
TgG eoea ee 2. Fs b., a gI.'4if lb 1@
piown one. %. Broadway.
ErsEFULNAN married man willing ana oDHg-
l. ng; bes. lcfcteAcas Addess OreeH"ieAa'1'' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
Ee.1 rJnnic5

W ANTED MANIC take the agency Of our safes ;
w ~NlSNl6 chr-. weight 500 pounds; retail price
500 other si1cs proportion chance ana pctna~
neat business. These safes meet demand ncNor before
supplied hv other safe not governor
by the safe Pool. o,,
w ANTFD.-By large Manufacturing tstabl shn"nt.
W competent bnokkceper, one accu-tonei t. niHuac
uring business nrefsIei Address with rcielences, stat
ing salary required. NJ. V. K, Box l7tO, n y p q
w ANTED-A gentleman Of sood character end ednca
w ZION for sp.cla work Apply by letter with refer
ences stating ard former occupation. Adds Boa
-. station D Newton
[NANTED.-A thoroughly experienced and comp"i NJ
w entire charge Of restaurant doing rrr"
Of The better class Tho best record A. 10 char
actrt and capacity respect viii De required No
application will De considered without iul aement %
M experience ana references Address CHEZ Tribune
Oni.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

- - c1-,ca-.. v-tlle r,fra C." 7SQe.9lc;
IVA a. - ssV@lG SIC; C." 2aG 5oc; yellow,
sTENRINE-Therc are no changes 70 no,S ID y, ya'lo,
and The market lful iaitL ~ - wv ~ ~
To- sly sR9 lSlGe9 ~ i0' SHE'S. co 600 u at the
quotation. d. ,.r ae,nanl GOOD Saios
ZOO cases 1857 state llav. ~ -, s. VA,
~ 90. $50 d. 1850 rcun seed -. 10 u &c tD9
~ 49, ~. r...f,rl 500 ~ f.o- 90 lct' 400 90 lN@I
Dutch rri,ate TOWNS. $50 Go sun 49,. 80 -, a. %
h.'s Havana coo Co ~ TO- 700 u'''S 'U"' - 90 TO
81 IS. ,..,ro A. lss, ,,cos tho rnar,,o,
sifs,aNc ~rrnerh a, ndiuui hv Che reported sai
sfr% o,s.., .rc sin Inclined 10 carefully withhold
siSck IN paon of higher prices In M near iuiuc
The hu-incs, .nriui.i l-ec4 D i, ce = .sg
TTexas 1ac. ; 600 DO pulled 2lc; 10 600 do NNN
sic. 10 600 40 Michigan 2'c; 900 DO No combine
81. .s.o1 - NortaNilco 10000 DO secured Texas
80, a. v,sir washed fleece. - 600 DO spring TcNns
a. 600 III swing DO 5000 do pulled 10000 do nne
S.,n. -~-,f,~v g 600 90 secured 500 40 black do
600 a. ~o,s 600 40 bucks AMI locks. IS bales East
Ind.s ana so do Bac31d. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
Gicambclts.

TROY BOATS, lighted throughout b.
"A electro, lights connect With tci.ns ot DELAWARE
fND ~ D,OA~and iilCHbEE' RaAsayn a,ean.r
hST.NlOGA o. cry or TROY tar", le- A. y r.
ioS. Christ phcT-si. daily except SATURDAY sunaa
Gamer touches 90 ABBEY.
Albany BOATs. PEOPLES LINE
~ steamers DREW anu DEAN isti HMtND ]. .tr
Picr ~ North Eyci 10. ~ 1'ns'.,t, 49, - i'
touaisys oAcepte4 Ieient received Until me hour oi
departure.
4 AVSKIIL MOUNTAINS The Old Route.
1TI,KF~T CHEAPEST AID BEsI
cArsEILL EvilNiNG LINE, s'eare's KtATERs
KILL "a cATsKfiL leave rsF W'cs ti' if D. DE-
rom loot u ia S.. y H. conn ing Oh ,',s. Noun
sd to pier or adiress w. HUGHES Nat.til, \. Y
RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATSklLL
H Mountains. landing 20 Crsns - fFf,t Point, Corn
wal Nrnburg Marlboro. Milton. fcugho epslr aIt
Eopu- car"ct ~ with Ulster ana Deia~ae stony Cow
Clf-flN Mountain ~Id kltfrfhAlI raj
CITY on KINGSTON ana JAMES " u t-pWiN ieaF'
eSce,t .l,ur - WIEN CiTY ~ KINGSTON leaves a.
p h. connecting With ,ns lor Resorts through
the N0urtaths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
The PETROLECM MARKET

bush Dat, q 600 pp,h clovers-st 27a BAGS shipments
Wheat A. OO0 bush Corn ~ coo OaIs 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

BOSTON Sept II ne market much more quiet man
ana only fair oema ID from manufacturers -
The OF the reported. are
good amounting - SOIL 600 pounds buy TINS IN
made previously ant Just reported the acna
OF the ucecr Prices remain
about A. ur onsl athuug buyers are less me d
pa" ihan during the activity o wee" or
steacy market for tine wasl ri ieceS s motto
ONO AID Pennsvvauia 1eece> selu ~ ~ 15o Tor y
AMI 3u oslo. for %N, t4th NO AZ "a 4c. Nlchleah
quiet ami available stocks small with &c an outse
price COnlhc dcline h-ece- sell as qulrk" ~
tEey opened. No. COM NJ commanding 53N5'c.
Oho hnc fea4Ge - 33,. Michigan fire tcl1no = onr
combiuR lbs ses ic ienani ~ - q -'c
TERRITORY continued firm VIII leo Of 600 70 h me
of is PIC, .plly n !! &C California 0p ihc
hs, inquired Tor. win sales OF j. a2lf - 10
qulltrv. Georgia 81 26c Pulled wool -eacY Al
q for extra aud super F0re WOODS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The control prices held by Che traders ih cruz
petroleum IN the last two days came 20 speedy ana
sudden termination YESTERDAY Legitimate influences re-
asserted their sway and advanced 20 the high
point since the dcpic. Ion. Ih'fc wa
quiet opening ~ % II cents against % 30 cents Thurs
day night and while the oil board there was fay
20 % cents ut the Stock Exchange the traders aamcd
the price down % Immediately 1ftef ne oeint
on board the lowest price louchcl "a ~f i"'
opening sales at 81 1898 cents was ~ - Nia' -.
tlo market STAYED only moment bclo" ~ cents no
pressure sell certificates developed but on te 'n
iarv slowly hardened IN Tho afternoon uhic M
purchases for the account OF he West As the cue ing
until The mafae stgnck 90 cenl, az ~nich hIuir tl-
,0sc was excited and tuoyant Ncsterdays Hafhef ohl
demonstrated the scarcity OF floating cerc"'r ana
me terary which investment holder. cling 60 rir
actcr but t known IN the morning ana yet 'e 10
avert Vine slight reaction The refined neih, tH h+-i
no reason the rapid return Of confidence Tor Dr. 7l
need % vessel, transport even tine NOR
the renewed buying 10y the producing interests was ile
outcome 81 favorable conferences Bradford. Penn, BE-
tween representatives ~ the associated trade With W ara
fl. drilling question. n would Ike poodle
creased drilling after this should only serNe 20
afford greater emphasis 10 any pDss' agreement ~ the
producers for a conservative course On this respect,
lhe range Il prices and the total dealings were as
io''"'' STOCK
EHchsrge Consolidated
opening .-..-----....---.-.---.-...''..- ~ a.
Eighest.-.----. oo99 az
Lowest ...--.-.....--- w Nss
SAFES rarrets III ,OOD l0oVV
Refined 81 duh and unchanged at 81 cents per
gallon, Abel test at 81 ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

ITO NEW-HAVEN. 75c.
i EXCURSION good daysr 81 %. Ar ,o...,
steamers C. IL. NORTlIAM and cos ~ y ANl leage
peck SIN. PIER - F. r.. inI II D. DOB 'ou..iay7
II nT connecting a. w. Hayen y. src "a! ans
fr- fNTRIDFN HARI FORD. SPRTNGFl LID HOL-
Yoke &. Through ticket, sold o. ha-gtg checked ~
ga Broadway Nfa- YORK ana Cour'-st Bffoalyn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

SPIRITS SO 80 81 ~ me.
CHA LESION sept 7--Turpcntine quiet at 35bc
sAsASNAH. Sept. 7.-Turpeutlne dr % al 30 ~
WILMINGTON. Sept. 7.-rgrDentae Arm 10 50 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

At BROOKLYN T,BERNA CLE---Doc'or TAIA, l'5i
school : p. IN friday nigh, lectures resumed
At THE SCOTCH rEEsHYTEnlAN cHUECdn:
1A'h-s-. between On ana ON 3. '.l r- sAMifIf
NJ HAMILTON. j. A., VIII preach Strangers ~i'-'
cordial, welcome.
Morning saryice q. ii o'cs1e eleanE service a. 8.
At TIE CHURCH. No "A Lafayette place. nsaF an Am,
s.-I,ey ". CHAMBLEs. d. d. ""' "'A'H ~ 0''
services.
At THE CHURCH e9-1st and Jthasc.-chureh
closed. Wil reopen september iG1h
AT THE CHURCH 4s'h-st and 5th.aye.7,lTse,v. Id
WARD D. con u. D. vii preach az both services
At BroomNcpNE GrTorAEED .rS cT-re ca.
brosigay aad g'.I lJ e"aAl,6~ NAETYS It II
and 40 Strangers invited san1'r--. h''' 40 . 90
At wAsH1vGToN SQUARE METHODIST I ErIISV
GG qHhfY ffi5Nr5ov. -yonne 1880 s sgs
mental sc1 i'.'pg1a'"ip oil eRriIr NH occupy the
pulpit Stranger, cordially invited
AT SOUTH .cltEcH.. 5sA2i} ~ 3D. era 2is'-'a
The Pastor Ee. EoDeRIcE TEGHY D. p. VIII D''''h
TIL .'u'ch J. nras many b tells
At wrsr HARLEM NETHo DIST EPPIIs % oPA =
CHIECHf ',h-af,e era p,-sct'ra at 10 80 a. a. hy
the 10 O. QUITS d. D. tat5.t D. ~. 10y ',e i's'
Young Peoples rec'ug a. 80 D. m
A CONTINUATION or THE Great REvIVAL. IN
Jane stics, Nehe1-l tpsea Church ega' ,
sTEPHEN MERRITT Pastor Ai a'y S, q., ,'' 10 .g6
a.aiacn and tc,eioa o, p-otness iro o. men.'.,
& So p,a,. nee,ar CD Esy cHAELIs nal, n,
90 45 ard conduct I,an- ,tb ~ S.vt.n-
Der Bring yogr E.tles viti you. tA are in''''
At HIS BEST Rey JonN r. c2 2,,5 s.a p Oh r.
fasio ."c'i5 i.o.'A H','-fH, ar Ia 3d. l,cnin..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08


THIRTv.FOURTH STREET, REFORMED CHURCH
~ shave. Rev. J. NJ DICKSON, d D., pastor
Serice lu 30 q H. ant 20 =. sabbath school, 20
3D. u. Stranger. Hade welcome.
THRTIETH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CIT ~ r.. between s'h and "ih avos Rev DANlri "
HOW LII vll prnici al % 500 Rev. Dr. JUN T.
OAKLEY, the Pastor No. 80 sabbatn-scnool 90 D. H.
stat .t., aai Ms -ars o.. daily welcomed
TwrNTY-THIRD. STREET BAPTIsT CHURCH. cor
nor LeNi1gf0u-ato.. P'y. L. 4. tHANDNLL. last' -
Pr'ach.ug sunday by the Roy r. = NJ l".LDl.tli, 10
~ 80 O.. 20. snf - p H. r3yDith.s. h9'i 30 D. H.
Strangers and young men specially invited
THrrTrENTH Strict PREsuYTERtAN CHURCH
a. ~. Rev. j. n. woRENLL. p D.. Pastor will preach
10 rs suniay-scnool ~ 80 D ~.
UNIvERsALTsT CHURCH. ltih--t.. between oh and
y D. Pastor vii. deliver sermon Of reunion II H. a.
All welcome.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PEFSBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ANDEE, D. D.. wiA preach PUBLIC worship tomorrow
a. II La H. AID D. u. Nrflo-f1y evening serfi'e
at O'clock Ihc sab lth-school Will reopen tomorrow
MIST rwrNTYTHlRD STREET PRESBYTERIAN
SkVII.H y. D.. plsor.-r. aching, Sunday sept. .
a. D. NJ. and 80 b. ni hi rev t.l IN a. SAW
liz ID. D. Of Carmel. y y. >undaysei'o 10 80 L. H.
y,TAf,N.-Rcv CHAIR rs H. yATNAN. a. Jane
Street Methodist '-coial Church a.. daY sunday and
~ ~ afe noon lat evening aurlne september Biins
Bible. STEPHEN MERRITT pastor
ZION CHURCH Nafi,on.ave., corner 3s'h.s-.. Rev.
C. Z TIFFANY. ID -. Rector he rsor'ulug of mis-
cLu.rh gHatoiiahr dlgyet by rpai and the building
Of al o.-a.. until sunday acpteIter 30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

- work. 10 LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN from
Mn" leI 49, Ag..a kNernv,cr
FAST Express NAIL sERNICf+
Sorva Sent q a. "a Gala sept 20. a m.
n,rla S.ut Is 1 80 D. IA. Seril Oct D. , 30 a
AGsaa.l. Srpt. q "a NJ Bothgia. Oct 10, a. n.
st.cs rcArt- To- and frgm a. parts Of Europe az very
5v rles Tor irerht and passage apply to the company
once .~0T II brown 4 CO.. General Agents.
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Gitratiors Uante0-G lalcs.

ID T'TIFE ana NALFT.-By experienced Engii shman
ID IL months a. ui country dde stands thc manage
Il -uf Of az Kinds - parties. take fu'l cha 2,
f,ouired; az 81; he!ent II. 10 e. Adiiess f. c..
3 lls- = MI.
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At BROOKLYN T,BERN hCLE-Doe,or TALe ~, ' isi-
wifi utrsrh tomorrow 30 80 g. 90. ana $500 p - -'i
.rtool . d. M friday night lef urf. resumed
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TIIETY-FOURTH STREET, REFORMED CHURCH
west e. shave Rev j NJ. DICKSON, d D.. pastor
Service lU 30 q IT, aat 20 r. m. sabbath school, 30
b. Strangers made welcome.
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w ~ ~, = o = lii'aTtSr6WT AND LIYERP0OL
I.rAf HNb United STATS NAIL STEAMERS
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BRITANNIC, capt. Parcel WI, 'yp ,rt % II a.
Fr'm White star DoeK. ioot " Ve.l l0t..'t . D.,
ca,ol.l ts0 AGO so aud slO0 Stecrase, rom or 70
fhe Old Country so 4 limited number Of SEQ H. 80
..-,r- rarr.el "a these aners ouiWaiA' 20
81, r--latf 500 a.rirs.ou. 30 torr1uy ol-', 70.
=, n,l,,i,',v Wv York J. BRUCE lSMAY, A.eMt.
INllAN LINE L. S. and Royal Maj no S,eamef
! rop QUEENSTOWN AND LlNthPpvl-
a. mo S.turldr. Sfptcm 'l a. III
CIV OF HICUN0ND sa'urdsy, sept 3D. u -, D. "a
rfTy 0f- NrW-YORK W'4ne-1ly sep. ~ 4 .. No.
CiTi 0f BERLIN sa .uriaJ sept 20 IL 80 . Ia
rrorr rIf-sr i'Isf Co.,. 10 Grti1-t Jcir{ q ", o.,
fAEf% pa, AGE $50 aud Upward SL10AD CAB
IN Outward go and @35' prepaid $40 S4i-f'I'A"I
~ pr7,rr WRIGHT < SONS G-ncra Agents
r--i-''' ROWLING GREEN. = Y
COMP ACME GFNERALE TpAN@ATLAN-
y TIQUE. fRFScu LIS Z TO I ia, !; lior,,.,
Z ..-rDCNr ~autell SATURDAY,. sept p. 4. n
A norm NNDIE DE- Kcrsahicc sat sop, Z p m
TDr.f,t.DgNF -ui SATURDAY. sept - ! a. IL
louis d BTBI ~. Agrnt N 3 D1wln, Gr-e--
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At TIE SCOTCH PRrs HYTEniAN CHIheh.
l4,hs, between 5h and 0r '' r, .o,sii.ir
NJ HAMIITON j. a.. Will preach suanseis ~i'-'
cordial.
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At THE COLLEGIATE DrTrU CHIRe h-S'-
Morning service a. II o'clock, c'eanE -eff'ce a. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-08

TWRTITTU STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,. between sth and ON avcs Rev DANiti. "
HOW'LL. VIA pr.4rh af 10 $50; Rev. d. JOHN g.
OAKLEY the Pastor A. 80. Sabbain-scnool % 2 D. IL
t..4l 8, ., ali SIS -aTs e. daily welcomed
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UNIvERSALTsT CHURCH. 1ih--f.. between Oh and
eth avt,.-RcopeuiuU str.icr~-i,ry. f. Z HOLLES.
j.. Pastor. VII. deliver sermon Of reunion II r. H.
All welcome