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New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
FoE RED BANK, long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE.
ASBUi,Y FAkki OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE
f'i-'l COMBINING JULY l Isse. .,,,.u..
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-NOEk, FOOT OF LIBERTY.
ST. 90 sl5. % 80, ~ rs M = 80 - 80 3 80
tast cAlrCs- 100, 4 30. . 30 10 1. 4. Sundays
90 q. M aud 100 y.
80 10 - 10 a. m 10 100 noon - 80. 3 10, 40
1inted express. except Rcd Bsnl 90. 90 100
D. m. Sundays Z rs, rs a. 100 p. M
RUFUS DLODGETT j. r. WOOD. il. P. BALDWIN.
suPt 6eAPaS AAtIRR G.P.kC.RRE.J.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

Landing at Capston's West PolaD Cornwall Newbure.
MsTb, 70. Milton, PcuRnkeepsie and Esopus ecnnsctlns
wtn Cl-,cg Delaware Stony Cove Catskll MOunila
ami Kaatersll railroads Steamers CITY OF KIN6SION
mad JAAiES W. BALDWIN .eayo every week a1y az
D. m pier foot OF HarsOn-st, n. r., except saturday,
when cry OF Kingston leaves az l p m; landing
only az NewburC and POucnkeepse connecting Win
special train all Resorts through the Catski
Mountains Leaves Rondodt SUNDAY nights az II 9cl:
fast train from the mountains. arriving
az New York Monday. a. IL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
sinE

0OTTON-ln spot the Tnovo1ent was agaIh IIEuI Wv
,,o..rous a.o steadily maintained Sales, TO- oses
~ consumption. rors reccipts, 800 bales. a. a.
-oinst Isl; bales for last week AMI Sb93 bales 10Y
80 ,srio timo Lass year. Since september
sc beginning the crop year the receipts al inc ports
-, agrrera;s1 544 ~ bales comparing with ozSf?--
tsic. fos Tic corresponding tine last season.
ouotaons based American standard OF classica-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
: ~ RAII.M AN- --rranA from

~ RAILWAY. Trains leave from ferries West 42d
and jay sts follows: = =
West 4.dst $50 m. Jays,,, ;35 q m. for MID
dlctown Ial sburg. Monticello Liberty, Walton Delhi.
Norwich Uuca, Rome. oneida, Fulton. osweso Buffalo,
Detroit Chicago
West s2d.st 10 .. Jsy.sL. 30 a. m. :or WALL
XII Valley stations iakos Mohons, Minnewaska Mid
dleOwn, Ellenvl.e FallsOufg, Liberty, White Lake.
West t2dst., 4IV p M Jay,st, 500 p m. for
Waikiki Valley stations, Lakes Mohonk, Minnewa aska.
Mtdietown, Bloomingburg, Elenyiile, Nj Dale Mont-
cello. Fashurg. Liberty. White Lake Rockland-
42d. st, p. Jsyst., 10 y. ~, daily for
Mddetown Falsburg Liberty Walton, Norwich, Oneida
Oswego Suspension Bridge Detroit, Chicago, St Louis
Buffet Seepers to Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free OswegO - -.
saturday 6alfhollday. West a2ds, las p nj Jay.
At / 90 %. m., for Campbell Hall, Mddetown. Bloom
ingbuFg Tenvle, Fasburs, Monticello. Liberty. White
Lake TiylngstOn Manor. Walton, Delhi.
So7 Droet~ay. Tire tssics. tickets &c. ~ 2oz so7.
9ft 1928 Broadway, 1S. 6thave, lSi last 10th St.
eOi West 125ths. New-N u.. :, -
Is Exchange Place New. lork
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
n ,EEI NOkTu RIXEE-

" Foot oF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
For pH1LApELPIIA m rII and an Ti!ENToN, Bound Brook
Route" AT AZ 3 II M 80 iS; 20 4, ~ @ M ''o'
L Trains l leaving a. + IS n. 80. 30 81?
1o p m, have connection for Readng HaTrisburg ross
S MsHch Chunk Reading, Iisrrisbare, etc.
AZ .. 20, Lake Iopatcong, Easton' Bethlehen ana
90 a. m. for Remington Easton, bethlehem. Allen
30 a. In for icmlngton, Lake Hopatcong. Easton.
Bethehem Allentown. Mach CHUNK. wikesbasre scrsn
suibnry, Lewis6urg. wiiliamsport. ,,.... .r...
MauiRS r II Chunk lSE RaadSr. IarrisSarg
S:s5 p. m for Esston, Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh
80 p. N. for Remington, Lake Hopatcons' kaseon'
Bethehe.d Asno"n G ~ tar omervile sad Femngton
:f5 p. m for Eastoa, Beth,ehem Aientcwn Msuss sa
Chunk Reading, Harrisburg, etc on Sundays al o'So
SIP. $50, ll;Iss S,v m 10 10 aaO. & $50 4 go
Red BSan Long Branch .bury Park ocean Grove,
ifPi e sunday nay FSSh sc e'i 80 ms 10
80 ra,, 80 ye m f3s , Fa,ansaa' 1ssn s LAKE
lnS 20 Egsge,oa = % faF Beach Haven ATLANTIC
4. 80 5, 80. S:i5 p Sundays, a M p. N
iss For fsFs RAEK RACES Tuesdays TsqTs
days and saturdays & 10 ;Sq , ~ 10 oa y m Zi''
N' 10, 1,oo 1os SSESR%cH HoSS SSrRS S!5 G!Eovr ETC..
ng4ana B'a'9 ss,Sg9 o II go Beach S s S
sS5 I 80 8 30 D. n. Sundays. o 80 II 200 . m-'
For II Fl 10 ssfen n. A'1g5S 5S f'tk 9so
f0i and I'D satrGdays 90 90 II 100 IL rs. 100
Fol Atlantic Highlands 80 100 m u 90 Saturdays
f0 onlyI 3 AS, 30. 80 ,. ma
For LSkewood Toms River and Barnegat, 30 100 M
rS2ts and Car seats can Be- procured at Se T. va: g..
ssi @4, hsst i25thst NewYOrk; cOurtst. $50
Futon-s 9S Broadway ET0SMyH will call ,or and check
Nes.York Tlansfer SopIpSny SopIpnle VIII ''i' ''' ~
baggage from hotel or fcsldchee
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
DENNSlLVANIA RAILROAD
l. On AMI after JULY !, l9SS.


AND UNITED STATES NAIL KoGG ccocrtanat
Trains leave New YORK; via DcsbroSses and Oof"a"''
Ferries a. 9a i0loTs ,Gs wes. with Pullman Palace
Cars attoehed 90 a m 30 tDininG GaT ana % cdr m
Dining smoking and s.ecDins Vestibuled Cars at oo
wiiila6.poTi. Lo5k Haven 100 a. m. :oo D. m Cory
% spd Erg S a a. o so R:rSn b % connecting al OO'' '''
''i 90 ~ 90 900 and AGO p m Saturdays
Batinore Washington and the south. Limited Wash
et9n EPs o. pqm299 PpTSr car DO daily ne eAfSP sdG
daily w.,h Dining Ca, at $40 Go No @EiVs @ w Mashs ny
sa9sy TS go ,S9 nd SGa & aO9 30 and oa m and
Fof 4an,ic City, II 10 0. m, 100 and 100 n week
Gaze My isos II S's fSnesan ay ,,4 acrmea,e m
wa ElsTsym o m 1gd 4 ARS2y 10 mtsl 20 'a ID M M
On SUNDAY, - and . Is a. IL and p H. 100 not
stop AZ Asbury PsrD; 81. ,sorvo,,, phu,ss,n,,,
fOG and ID Nos,oik Railroad p M daily via Baltimore
and Bay Line, 80 ?. m week days. ~ ,,,,r,,
trains at Jersey City. anordng speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express trains leave Ncw-York, Via Desorosses ana
Gortlanlt Streets Ferries, a. follows: -,
30, 20 g. %, Chicago Limited, with Dining Cay
and 10. Washington Llned ani IL a. M ~ -, H. l. =
Iccommoaatioa go 30 and ii 10 n 40 and ,. M
hundeys Express :lo . Limi1eo1 nd a 10 ~ ~ hight
Trains SaSns New fcr daily except Sunday
snS M M iS oa Sunday nd 5cnes: & at r trenton sn Camden
Ticket onSes, Nos 4SS $40 ana s34 b,Saass: way
Courst Brooklyn Annex station foot Of button,
Broalyn; station Jersey City LmigEant Ticket once
0asTi The New York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels and residences woon
General Manager. General Psssr AGENT
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

THIRTIETU STREET METHODIST EPlSCoPAL
Cui-pCf roar sthayo Dr. OAKLEY. PastOr-Peach
ing AZ 10 80 by Rev. II. c. EARL Evening service a
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
improvements of the Bar of
Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil.
DIRECTORY OF PUBLIC WORKS.

By order OF His EXcellency. the Minister notice IS
herrOy given that this Directory VIII receive proposals
for the Improving the Bar OF Iio rande DO SUI
Directory of Public Works Of the Ministry OF Agri-
culture, Commerce and Public Works Of Brazil, on the
9th day OF April, 1857 - x :. - .o..
More particular information regarding term OF contract
ETC. obtained Brazilian Legation at wash
ington. the Brazilian Consulae-Genoral In New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

vrsr TwrNTY.TUIRD STREET PREsBYTTRIAN y
CnJRch .2Sl St. near 56ayG EeS Sa. RoBEEr BEET O.
at II am ana AZ pm. by Rey j. c. CALDWELi"DD d.
o, Nest Chester. Pcnn. Sunday schVoi NJ 10 a. N
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
5ielmtoa,5

TROY BOATS, lighted throughout by
n .lec,re lights connect with special oxpTcss trains
s1HhToGA. lake GEORGE, PAUL SMITHS, LAKE
pT ACID All Adirondack anf other points DELAWARE
AND HUDSON or FITCHBuRG Railways Steamer
eAp AT'oGA or CITY ~ TROY ieeye Pier a. N. T..
TO- Chrlstopherst daily except Saturday. Sunday
s,esner touches At Albany.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

TwENTY.TIGED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH; cor
Lexngtonavc Rev. L. THATPALI , r., sn5a
10 80 a. ~ ana 10 sabbath school :JO J. H.
Strangers and young specially invited
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPIsCUPAL
CHI RCU corner eOth-st--Rcv. c. r. MASDEN, ID. d.,
Pastor This church viii be open for divine service each
sabbath morning during August 3t IL o'clock. AuLn-t
e6 preaching by the Rev J. T. ROBINSON.
Strangers and residing temporarily in the city arc
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

SEVENTEENTH STREET n. J.. CHURCH. Re'
A. C. MORFHOUSE IastOr.-MOrning, 80 The Succ.-
ful WAY" Evening. G :45, praise meeting E'ehlh'
sunday-schoOl concert and prayer Mtctlng
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
SIAiEED.
CooiOriinar-

cooi Ordinary 71Si6 Low Mddng 2 !-l6
,'0 - Good URINARY 5 J.. MiadlinG l01:4
onts.1e OF August This month :, st.li thorn IN me me
A.. al snrac traiars ana those having no manu- III e
orsI ato watching developments. The general nsike
Ss~ea fm with August IL points ana ater months
,,ufs in advance Of the previous day. safes, 1Vooo
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

rI'O NEW HAVEN. 75c.
i EXCURSION leoot dsyy; 81 -
Steamer. c. II. NORTHAM and CONTINENTAL AZ leave
pscy ap. pier % F. r. o. m and IL o. m (Sundays
n = NJ connecting I'D New Haven with sRecia t,2ns
for HT,HIDFN, HARTFORD. SPRINGFIELD; HOLY.
OilE &c Through tickets sold and baggage cbecked AZ
sIl Broadway New York and Courtst. brooEyn-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

s.rTHE TARIFF OF 1888" pamphlet OF 90 large pages
j giving Of duty now ~ force tn fuIi ogetner
nation. Timely reference, ana absolutely correct
Price IL cents . copy. Published by The Tribune,
Eew.Xork
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
Bnslness Chances


NOR sALE.-Llquof store, in good centre 2d-9ye.
with large living apartments; full license long
Ie..e. doing a good business owner leaving city no
nrnn,s Address LANE, Ie5 East 12ith-s-
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
RAILROADS..

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
Na.: eays .osas ecs.s 5Dsss saa ssa
90. 40 $50 $40 .e2,o 100 10 30 3 ao m;
For Nanuct spring Valley Monsey and Tamsns
Saturday special, IL S5 mon Additional tf'n' 7" O'
XIII and way, $40 a. M 2 40 D. M
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices. 40l, BIZ
M aqq p.ss Ss1 DfSaaSSa cSs@Se and md ssd
and sss S:%si ana 2aSo ,S ~,
and New Station Jersey CITY whs5: gese~ sns o-dHrs @
tarGs aS Checking 5 and ssegSs sSfer E
?s. ,5n. %.us 70 'i5s ~ s s@ sas1
M daily bay Exprss buffet a,a.i1g s9ishss "
Cincinnati i ana cieyelana v.,,.v ryn-c.. mario,
10 ss s2 G Bnyha.Sy SsSn aays wss DGs"lS @Ts
p daily sisseo sd $, ana L.af a@tSa Go,s. isf Rut
o Nassra SlaH Sa r s' ts1esnd -e1 and
p Eodi cS:.se SSqss s.'fas sas
rrSSs:lSrd ,f pIHa s9s 70 sio ss
!$ : SScS,S SS % . 20 e j u M nls';; !.
fiS:sa' 80 ?is pSos S4G A5 3 T. { 80 .:
raIsS.SS S l9:sS.9ls Z Psss; "a;
Sss ~ So 3 ~ 80 S,S 20 10 10 sq noon
NeSs'f sS r1ssfs? Us vi 81 a g. So
"a 7s5 10 % ia night ii 8 Sundays m: $50
e. Is q g. sS g. iS iS sS ss
20 = NJ saiasgT e SiSns sa5 $40 10 80
NeSsgfe 1 and Dc ceruSa- r SS2 s;' 3d. 100.
sS " SGS9.y aay a. nc ID % a. m
GosSen sS1 IS 81 80 D 10 80 a. $780, go 80.
ma M sgnea I699 Is,Z7 40 G go 80 g b B. 10 go 80 M
$50 4's9 80 p. IN Sundays '4'' s 80. D.
xPrGss . tSans gi9s from p Yves. arrive NewYork
7'QS 7 'SP %rRPHY 4 9i and 10 20 M L. p FARMER
GenI supt General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

Knox PRFsBYTFRIAN. CHURCH. 7od-st and 81
ave. Roy. Dr. WILlE, Pastor;-serycess Merging
heating sabbath-school ol5 O'Clock Prayermeeting
Thursday evening Strangers cordially invited To all TIE
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
COTTON MARKrrs-gy rELEgRAra.

LrvERPool. Aug ga o. n-Coiton-The sales OF the
tsy included 63OO bses American Futures closed ses
Upands Low Mhdling clanse August delivery. o 3to4L
sellers August September delivery 20-6If. sellers
September and October delivery Igt4f buyers october
AM November delivery l46ie. buyers. November ana
December delivery 1854 sellers; Decsmber and January
delivery, 1854 buyers January aud February deveIy'
l2-64d buyers February March delivery 1904
buyers; september delivery. B 2g.64d buyers
WEEKLY COTTON MARKET
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
FOR INVESTMENT
1ST MORTGAGE, 6 PER CENT, 81 YEAR
chi n H0NDS

OF CITY RAILWAY COMPANY 49,, ~
Whose let 100 per cent Hoic thsn H
interest charges ..,., r,r-, cr- N-T
ior sale at a price ret investors OVER PtH CI.NI
u.r anuUu by HENRY =. REDMOND Dealer IN lhFrsN
ment Securities. ~ and - Broadway. New-l oro.
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE pccuniarily prohiaDie anu anu
n noble in character requires the ur' OF ~" @ =
sand dollars for limited tine; the manacer wiz pay q
bonus and give security for the money Address JSoOi'
Box 1888 y. y. =. O.
- PECIAL or active investor in established
- electrical business Young preferred objects 10
facilitate increased business also yauapc 9isTm
cal Ia ,nts for sale. Address INJSO Al. ofI'hLO
NIFTY. Box - Tribune oiice.
WANTED in an old-csta5lished nlanufactuT-
W inc business special capital FOR limited un,'
safe md nron,oble invcstnian: Tor Of means Ad-
dress r I WINTER Obrg & Winter. 80 B-o1ast
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

ST AIMS CHURCH. 1sth-st.. 5thave.-Vested choir
free sumner serNco- H. ana d Ior u'H h409
80 daily service, and ,.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
O. 81 7th-at Rev. ABBOTT l.. KITTREDGE, u. d. Pas
torNorning service a. H. No evening service Prayer
meeting "wednesday eScLng at :.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

CT ANDREWS CHURCH, IIarlem-Rev. GEORGT
T Van ne WATER. u. D., Rector. Holy Communion
80 am Morning Prayer, II M and Choral Nespefs
with anthem, ?. N.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
For BOSTON

V'RAINS FOR BOSTON
L
NewYork and New England
and
York New Haven and Hartford Roads.
Leave NEW. YORK 10 A. NJ, 3 T.. NJ; II 80 p. NJ.
Arrive BosT0N 80 +, M2 - rp II NJ A. NJ.
PULLMAN sLEEPlNG CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS
Other trains daily except Sundays; . 49,.
Seeping ear accommodations Ca be secured AZ TICKET
onicss ~ RrnaiMay. and Grand Hentral DcpOL
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

FOURTEENTH STREET PRES BYTERIAN CIIC CRCH
cor ye-seiyices II n key MEMEf p T. Mi Ni
preach Prayer meeting, "Wednesday evening Ns!tof
cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

- IORE LINE-ALL-RAIL R0UTE-FOR
- Boston Newport and the East Express leaves Grand
Central station at 10 100 aud oQ 2. m for Watch
I'M. Narragansstt Pier. Newport and Providence and
Boston s 700 p. Limited Express for Newport Prov
idence and Boston IL 80 Night Express for New.
port Proyidence noston-dAiy. Palace Paries Cara -
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
NOTICE TO BOND PURCHASERS.

Ellis will be received at the oHlcc Of IL g. Jones
Nayor o tho ctv Eureka Kansas MP % y ciock m
september 1st 1855 for h.ry-s, ven thousSh Nv hp
dollars i=37 500 water Work, bonds These OohuN
T'nre issued in accordance with and by virtue or th
provisions Of Chapter The Laws OF The STATE 81
Kansas OF 1872 entitled An Act authorizing cltcS "a
construct wafer works. approved March o. lsl2 az,
hear Interest at the OF prf cent pcr snnun pdo
seu annually on the fst DAYS January and july, az
the Kansas STATE Fiscal Agency az New-for are r..
deems bic In thirty y.ars optional time after tweh
wears duly signed and a'tested ana reg'cl
- ii. g. JONES, Mayor
Attest:
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

ST IA>Irs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
vadi.on.aye cor. 12Gth.st-preachlng by Rev h-'> y
MOLYNFATX at 10 80 a. nj. ard 10 p m c"Fdid
welcome to all.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH. West 4Sth-st;, rear
9h.ayc in lccureroom Of P:esbyter1n Church-Preacn
inc SUNDAYS a. N. and 40 D. m, by our Iastof
G. w. GLOVE Open all summer strangers ano
friends invited
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

ST LUKEs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4lst-s between Gh-aye aud Broadway Preacning "a a
Power OF the Gospel ia Russia, from Personal OoserN
tons" Sunday y-schoo 30 a. m All cordially lh'lei
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor
ner 55hs, Rev. JOHN HALL d. d. Paso,.-ssrydSe' 1NdSe
inst, IL a. ana J.. ~. 'hc .teN. HOW isu
DCFFIELD Of Detroit, Is expected 20 onciae
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES -
Morning service a, Ii O'clock; evening service at o.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
MARINERS

NEw.YORK PORT sCCIErY'S MARINERS
CHURCH 4G Observation-Disclosures prayer m -etnl
30 preaching 10 :A5. Service IN the swedish lar
guace az > 80 .. m. Service OF and testimony
lis D. m All who are interested IN the work anon
seamcn arc cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

CONTINUATION OF TIIT GREAT REVIVAL At
Jane street Methodist Episcopal Church near sthaye
STEPHEN MERRITT. Pastor. Preaching at 10 80 and
40 Camp meeting love feast az 30 Sundays az
. Young peoples meeting. $50 lislss meeting 80
Meetings every night except Saturfey ErN g. H. Al.
MAN of Ocean Grove nolds series OF afternoon ana
evening meetings 10 continue during the month Of Scpe-
bcr each dav commencing September g. Rev. Dr. g. II.
WATSON aud wife, Of Forlia during October and Rev
JOSEPH SMITH and Ev7Dgellsts during November.
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EP1SCoPA
CHURCH cor. sGn-sL-Scryices 10 80 a. m, 7 40 p m
P-.sehinc nv f. A. WARBU RTON, Secretary Eailros
Branch y. NJ. G. A. a. nl., sunday school stranger
are cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1888-08-25
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

------
AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES
Morning service al IL O'clock; evening service a.
AT THE CHURCH No Il Lafayette place. noar il,h'
vices
At THE CHURCH. 2oth-st and 5,haye-church
closed during the month OF Auea.r
A. 4fRErTr ID D. nii preach AZ both services Even.
ing 'opc, The Kinsly oaice Of Christ
At COLLEGIATE. REFORMED CHURCH Harlcn-
flRf 6GnUFc baisrs rss. near ps.ns by REV
= TLrMEEY Il md No sysn~s ''ryisS TsS
sep 5. - -
T. THE sCoIcM PgEsBy1TIETFTEAss E 1ITTs M.CTso5 9TgFS%
'' B. n;aF ISaaSspoI: sihaHSIsv vi ATS p4ss.n
Hn ' Esns ns 'sf 'ys"Ss ssy ,;Fss a5:''A'' "
cFnc T xnS1 aHs HAEhH IL iJg @ nss HfEsq9r
BOZ nc d. N y 10 80 iSa sabba
school at 80 IN. Young Peoples meetins at ;to D. m
AT SOUTH CHURCH 5tb.ave. and e,sts-
Morning service. II o'clock.
The Pastor Es Eo6ERIGE TEEIRY S,e p will preach
This church is near many t1teis.
ALWAYS OPEN-Everyhoiy welcome to Twenty.
fourth Street NJ p Church near 9thsye Preaching BY
meeting meet i;'i'd Wednesday evening at s.
BROADWAY TABERNACLE: cor. sta;sy, and s.:h-
at Vii II M fr9 b. l. hars M w G open o A r
divine service during the srndnoi. Strangers Will be
welcomed
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
JOHN BoYp q sSryies Of sc.s and prsysr st 4;
p m. All are very cordially welcome
coyrGNuArIoN OF THE GREAT. EEvIvA, At
13 sTTpN hi T nqi i:Sa s:tS resas az 10 80
l5: Camp meeting love feast a. 'O ehool a.
Necings3 G&3 e!ey PsGgG ns % eSccS Sandy Ec9 g T. IX
MAN, Of Ocean Grove, holds series OF afternoon ans
bcr each day commencing september B. Rev Dr. g; III II
SosEf sMITm Sid ny and E5snssisis during NovcGsr
35h.st.. Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. Rector MORNING
services at ii a. M. Afternoon, p NJ Stranger
cordially invited.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Yves. s7,hh;rS;, 7,hhr;,r b, g
SundS Mos onf and 'v'nRS y the '
Strangers welcome
DISCIPLES or cHEisT 50ihsl., mar ps s;-1ye S !; !,
TYLER
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY: 155 Worth
WILLIAM r. BARNAED SgperineHaSent,S Sn sc5Srs
Of song every sunday az $50 9f,,sI s institution Publ
Cordially invited
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 5ih.ave. corne
12th-sL Rev; RICHARD D; HARLAN. Pa-or'-MosT psT
Dr. ROBERT CHRISTIE, OF St Paul. Will preach.
| FOURTEENTH STREET PRES BYTERIAN CllC ~, RSt
| cor. od.ayc-Seiyices II o. Rev. HENRY L. Mt
| EVEN Pastor Rev A. T.. LINN, OF Ptsburg, Pa, wi
| preach Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening. visitor
cordially welcomed.
FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ecl
ner 55th,st Rev, JOHN HALL. d. D., Pastor Service
Will be held the chapel entrance on 55th SHndhi M
IDSrtGfFiLD IStG Fi:L q De;roI Sa IS dSpeeica <
Knox PRFSBYTFRTAN CHURCH 7cdst ana .
| ave Rev Dr. WlLlE, Pastof:-Serxices: Morning
! io:45; evening. o'cock. Rev, Dr.. STEVENSON o
| nca,lng sabbath-school o;l5 O'Clock. Prayer-meetn
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AT THE CHURCH No Il Lafayette place, noar I'm
s:-Rev. WM WALTON CLARK VIII pfesch ~ ooth scE
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s;.-Servicc at IL q. Prof L. II. MATTER OF Am
horst College, will preach This .hurch whi Ge open tlI
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CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
7th-avc and 14th.st-Prcaching at 10 AS m by Rev.
JOHN BOYD. Service OF song and prayer at Z 4c
p NJ. All are very cordially welcome
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NORTH DUTCH CHURCH
Fulton Street Daily Noon Prayer Meetins
from Il /. Come ia. rest and pray.
Stop 8 10 90 minutes. the hour a. your tine sdmu
Nos. 113 Fuiton-s. and 5o Ann-S
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11
OUR NATIONAL CIRCULATION,
sherman Willing to Push a Bill Increas-
ing the Issue OF Bank Notes.

HAah hhHnB 10 rush a Bill Increas-
ing the Issue of Bank Notes.
New YORK, January THE following
correspondence unpublished here:
The CHASE NATIONAL BANK, UNITED)
STATES DEPOSITORY,
NEW YORK, January 5, 1888.
Hon. John Sherman, U. s. s., Washing
ton, d. c.:
Dear 6ir-By giving to the banks par
instead Of 80 on the bonds deposited, will
give an addition to the volume of currency
OF S2O,OO0,O C0, and by removing the tax OF
per cent. on National bank notes will en-.
courage the banks to enlarge their issues, /
think, to the extent OF $40, 600 600 more
during the coming six months.
1 can see no reason why these amend.
ments to the law should not be granted
promptly. Son relief to the money mar.
ket must be bad soon, or the cry for an ua-
Limited or enlarged coinage Of SILVER will
be successfully raised. Silver notes are
satisfactory currency. despite all the argu-
ments against the daddy dollar. Except
for short period prior to and during a
panic, there is always money enough for
depreciation, and liquidation will quickly
bring about an adjustment of prices to the
volume of money disable in making prices.
bave the impress that you are op-
tional bank notes, and (, ell that am not
trespassipg on you in apprising you that
every National bank is DESTROYS to get that
extra 10 per cent on their deposits of
bonds, and certainly the business commu-
nifty, even the farming populs ton of our
country, will be gratified In q better and
more adequate issue Of currency, for it is
the prevailing opinion that more money
is necessary TO stop depreciation.
therefore ask you to take the initiative
not so much as favor to the banks. bat as
an advantage TO the public at large, in
securing to the banks the advantages indi,
Gated.
Please excuse my pointed brevity.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN THOMPSON.
Mr., Sherman made the following reply:
SENATE CHAMBER,
WAsHIEGToE, January6, 1888.
Ny Dear Sir-Your letter of the fifth is
received. Isgree with you entirely as to
the pTopriety of increasing the currency to
National banks in the mode suggested, and
you are mistaken in suppOsing that / have
been opposed to such issue.
introduced bill three or four years
ago allowing an issue of bank notes ap.
preaching within 10 per cent. of tine mar
ket value Of the bonds deposited. This
was defeated in the Committee on Finance,
and proposition to give them circulation
to the face of the bonds was reported and
passed the Senate, but was never acted upon
in the House.
would most heartily vote for a bill
authorizing the issue of bank notes equal
to the par value of the bonds deposited,
Very truly yours
JOHN SHERMAN.
JOHN THOMPSON, ESQ.