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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

the stspdard remains almost the only buyer OF crude
When tho 100, 900 barrels distributed a part
Of ueccssary consumption its inN!snihcancc u evil
dent for tho reduction Of sOC KS sbUVe ground is going
on at the rate OF least 3 900 900 barrels 4 year,
owing to the failure OF the supply 10 reach within
In all its commercial phases tho position Of crude
shows strength and probshly the field has now been
opened for an appreciation in Tho value OF the
rent production. 'lhe fact that this oil might
be sold for purposes Of profit by tho producers has
prevented tho organiT alton Of any bull speculation III
the eighties Now that tho oil Is IN the hands Of
manufacturer who cannot afford 10 weaken his hui
of the crude material IN Wow of the declining tendency
Of PRODUCTION. the possibility of operations for
rise is decidedly Increased.
Yesterdays oil markets wen without knowledge
OF the bargain bctW cen tie Irnuers and tho pro
duccrs. Prices hucma,ed crrancally and violently.
although only moderate business was done. Al the
stock Exchange unusual animation was Developed
In consequence OF the disposition Of order, by
mission concerns who are opposed ~ the option
ten in vogue OF the Consolidated Board. Nearly
COO OOO barrels traded In by tho stock brkers,
moro than the entire dealings in " futures" at the
Consolidated Aftrr running from 81 . 81 ~ cents
closing being az q rally to 81 81 Ccnl. The hgucS
at the Stock Exchange were As follows:
Opening ol 81: highest. % : lowest, 80 -; final.
81 80 cents; sales, 500, 600 barrels.
AZ the Consolidated Exchange thor" falling
of in the amount OF business OF all st cs Of trailing
highest, 81 IS. lowest. 90 3 :: final. ~ = c"u'~
sales SO7.oNn barrels: "tp-InorWw" oil Op"'inS.
81 90: highest, %. lowest. % 'Nual 81 = :.
sales, 127 900 barrels Cash Opening OF - high st.
Sc "a lowest and final 81 =, sar>, ~ "OO barr l.
total sales, $4,000 barrels.
Refined oil WAS unchanged AT : 90 cents per gallon
in Newiork and 40 cents III Philadelphia and Baiii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
BROKEN DOWN.
Why So Many Racers Leave the Turf, and Why Me,
and Women Go Into Early Decline.

Gle a splendid racer once but is all broken down
now" was the remark Of a gentleman who saw a well.
known horse hobble by The horse had been oyeraxcd
ana broke down." The man OF business strains his
energies and breaks down. The wife. mother working
goes beyond her strength and breaks down. The
aged woman who strong is now broken
down. The world filed with broken.dOwn people,
and unfortunately, II generally to be their
fault When Nature DgIns to give way assist her. DO
IL gently, and do 1t sonsibly. Stimulate her weakening
powers with puro whskcy taken as medicine and not
q beverage. Nine times out OF ten the breaking down
viii cease and health Will return.
1t Is absolutely necessary, however. that onlv pure
medicinal whiskcy used and doctors and chemists all
agree that DuGys Puro Malt Whisky is the only
aud reliable preparation IN America. j. has the !ndore
Of clergymcn owing TO It's great medicinal qualities
II used In hospitals. In Of fever and whcic
reliable stmuant IL required. but It's power In
restoring the broken down. building the weakened and
dcbllitaed, and giving life to the aged BE
and only the genuine DO not permit dealer
10 sell you 4 worthless article, claiming IL Is ~ good as
DuSy's. For years this whiskey has been used u
mdicino, and It IL popular today than before.
The wonderful results from It's prove merit and
It's friends who have used 1t The Longest
1t is the only medicinal whiskey rore the public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
NOIII Ut ITTI TNNT NNITl -,
THIS - AI.-D TIE Nit"tR\ FAfLS EOtIE

~. .i.Nt N.'.' 80
H.. 49,. z ~: ~. e i ,".-' :, AMI
=, IS ANn MFl i E!rNtw s - ,,.rs r,om
,.,' -, t,rA :. ~,-r.r.., ,..-. ,,..... ,,
v. 2.? d. l1 ''' TO-, 'i .n '', IS ~ ys
e. ra'a ,'i sd, :, 49,. ,'n
six 22@EN ",uI,%5 ~! 81 Iiri' ,IIJTn.55,
a-.s r, r ,%1 ..,.. ' r:sr,,, <,..-, IN,
!, = 50 ~. a., '"', 5a% Il i: q .t,a VIM S rat. :?
"! ~ C .'I .,.,,o San, 1a- en-
,,no az H. ' Gap. ,'iii ~ E':''H !' j.. I'd
J!,;s. w. ,@ g.: H a. e. S>.:' S .;s
s 80 p n. e,-r'"sr sp-us. 49," WA.a.r !ran ~.
".s 5sp n, sc'omo s'.o Amy ana T,y Coz on
p., ' or ~ ,n ',a"G ''' ~ ' ' @ sf
80 p n, "a, Cr,caeo C'nigraH an s., L2g'' F.!
pc':.' and ,h.''s ~" WaSn'' '''"I"'i 'e."'1 AM
f.or H. p, i. 70 - ''%,2 i
tl1 !qfs.r --.,.ul.c4r &rv No.. - 'nI'nii.r \.
.! w.l N ..as! A'..G i, 70 ~ rs'; t'''
~ 'tns at lrl'''urr Nh Grg' x ~ >. ,Ii, ''.
s 1t' va Momrsa Vi. N'u, Pom, All -, y 1'r-.
aud ;" '' n tI. tnd s'i iIm mn. R,etc,or
% 20 r Hof Yi. S So E, e.! toy
la 'kIatlra IUlpUt". I oN- 81. ga. NIL IN
IN irs's VI, Iou,N D"trot and 'r'~'r" M "t.n-t
,I,,r'ly ar. Srrplur {, i.LN'o' "a re" "a -
,,,., y 'urlay also I, Ialgdl'rut 1910 N'4 - ghl
- miiJiEh. Tor saaoga. Whi"ni. ~ M,"' 40
,, t. Az. M "-" a1,. < S & ".y i"r
he 80 IT. aul "rst -, Ain. ,,,, ..,. M,
TcEct, Gni .Iar" IN drawing rom 4ni Pep rnrs On
.'igaI S'a'ou AZ = ,tNi -, hi' lNp
T. rarx Place bar"J Place ~ W., iTSt".I ani
,,r,, -. and a,s Bedford ave. +. y. h'."~Iyn.
Wrs,ir', I\pf..S calls fVr ahl 'L.'A' "~ts'E' from
IN, am, utlrrs daily "hecpt Sun;Iy i>'oD at
u','r,u NrN \ uih. ""J WAShihg "h dti ~
t.,.r prT~I,FlI Ii ASD NDE1H ADAMS NFltlAlI
-, ,r"ar, Wagner BRA" ~ T. m 'nl- avs niMi
C,rtr, sra'.Dn M Harlem u ,ig. ~. HM'P' H"hiAJ
~ 5 10 y l,ID.t,,l II INN lI.l.S.
JOli.' VI t,ru' Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY,
RAILROADS..
YAl.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, 81,

I1HTE RAIIWAl Tucked Offoes An, Ar
Il us ana 957 Bloadwsy 1881 Dowefy. ! Battery
Place, Chambers and 231.st. ferries, New.York; S3l
and 1913 Futon.st, BrOOkyn; lO7 Broadway, Williams
New s St ScTsry CITY wSsGG ckcts and f,or
Sleeping Car reservations and orders for checking ana
innsief o. Baggage can be obtained. Express Trains
Leave "a a. !" h.ur, "atlsaa NAN ume sh'"h Hon
Shs"1Uf oIa tTsH' 70 lsS L t e5r.Sr
c,,r. la ~ uara"sv liz r -" Ian
r,nn,a,,o,, - - n''''''e''' ''' Jam
sp VA S a dsy thcasS and ST. Ioul. Limited solid
Mrai%"i,r VnYnc.fnWn MaT,oH and thic,gS " it6oyt
ns,ir,Gd =, rniris ~ '..ry. H., 80,
a nm t,r,ui T-u,i, r,,,c.S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
I TUlGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

r,SSINGER TRAINS leave foot of Io'tanit aud DcA'
trr.scs it, follows
Wv" m To- Satlugt,n and intermediate points
I, Gru'yl Lyons I.iliIa k"rh' tor uH7lio
an, -. " r-t Hui principal l"rL point, 'halF ar to
go Pullman car " Suspension Bf.dge
''I m tur Elnlia ana ihlrIhcdlaI7 points Chair
car " hSH' IuukharnuCk AMI intcrI."iat" ponr.
r.r, TO TunkhanHock. Correction /" leading All
Harrisburg ,-, ,,, ,-,rt,,, irt,rr.,,,,c ,,u,s
80, l.. Is. Junction and Pullman sleeper "
Chicago. ,,.,,n,,., o., , ,,,or-.,.I.,,, ,.,t,,.
a. !, II, Tor Md.,h huns aH1 ''rmt Iiitn points
Co,,rctlnn {, Reading and Harrisburg Chair car u
NJ fIr Geneva Lyons. LlmlrL Rochester Bunh.o
,,d ~, Wc,t pullman sleeper Lyons aAi Suspension
Bridge - = An
Trains leaving at q m. IL o m. r m ana ~
n, connect Tor all points In MLhJnuy and HaIcLoh
coal regions ,,>r,y ,,r,,>s
8 A. m. for Mauch Chunk. l!alet"n AMI ih'efmen''"
p'' 10 u H. Tor Mauch CHUNK ami n'rTn"fiat" point
f,r Geneva Lyons En!ra Rochester. BHHaIo
and he West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge -- o.,-- 90, u,o,av,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

on the Protuoe Etch.ngs 'aT the sltt'r mMknt ~
~ choio. DAIRY Folio. G'ol TO Choice loSizc
s,n Ivy g %S%Gg", - or, w. w..
c.. rS;t ash sSe !sy =: 5
IS sf'fy i"is lssl2 2 s! xS :: T.
farley $500 shipn.nt.-riouI. 1924, what 800
wholly nonina IN ab-nco Of Pecuaaye hu.ns,' G?a-
Na ,ai. sp ST' RFfr 70, Td n mn SHeI R T
5St NJ s1o;abIc slags. in ear lots ~ m,Ha g1;n
,ss ST.: n e. :" %ir S? IS s. WI:
S g Si AofS s1S ~ itss1 'sH'.
Penn 10 iSs di. q Y. '>S 'sS
snt IN g.rroI, Llo, r%a''G, SGanS corn
Sa.t 900 G@ssS, o, 90 S%: 5000
mrs. st. I @S.S. I SIsT & Eca 81. 81 "a jr.
d.: r. pa S s9y s It4' Is BID stss =
aSa 20 &C. sossd rs Sc hd neceHb-r n 5. 10 2,
s. ps "a, 7 ias 81 Sa SIT
S Sr:I Il BE- SID 81 lf% COM 100
xxx g. q sis " .f Is % r ts'
s nGs'N d BEL .aa % ,! " CT
leone! q s. 81, oft , Macy; s%n
SSs sss ssse y: T I'M.
ssy FHsf o. se"'t lGs ''" Esa
En- "a? IS = "a by
ss:9E s"a FS: e ri sh: s:;i
1h com 600 q 900 bush SH o % oG S Gn;n oo s 600
bush HG't oats U' Tl.o 600 bush S"'1N WV
June g. Jul! S1 9 sus ss aPt ''s
@ s % Ss.S c sSP
.sed 1sS ssS. 1900 bush Conn., i'00' OD'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
DEATH OF SCHOONER CAPTAIN At SEA.

Captain T. J. Kelley. Of the schooner Laurie Cobb
OF Bangor, Maine. which arrived yesterday from
Kingston, Jamaica, died at juno 1e. An
absceSs formed in his throat he unable TO relieve
himself Of the pus that collected and choked death
The body was buried at Captain Kelley was fifty
years old apd native OF Searsport Maine Health
onicer Smith fumigatod the schooner. The rest Of
crew ale well,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
THE TRADE In CHICAGO.

Chicago June % CSpcciaD.JThc news from the Moth
vest dominated the wheat pit There were from all
parts OF che Northwest Of serious damage
In spFe Of decline Of LA Id in cables prices here
advanced almost two bushel and closed at Is
70 1.2 oents advance June wheat Irregular. a.
,ne time losing AZ It's premium. II closed at q -
snT cseS 9. Dee.sST mos. 81 o" Of the
session son At Jus. about the July price. but closed
July OPENING At 80 IA snd oiosng u IS IL 70 & So
wheat, July opened at 81 I md cdSsea At 81 IS e
spenins and closing prices being near tos.thsr vi"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
9elp manieo

w ANTED-MAN-To take the agency OF our safe.
w size 2SxlSxlS Inches, weight 500 n retail pli'o
ssS other s,ss 10 proportion rare sssaeS meet 20 I1ese
mand never before suppled By other fafs compsnies
We sss not governs n Re Y sss az Pe1 n.nn.a, oh,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA June 2sIn the sugar market tins week pf 1T
have advanced and despite tho buyers dHpouon 70 p
chase only small amount Of business was done
fair 10 good reclining s5 TO 80 degrees polarization
a. 81 ii oen trugA e2 TO 90 degrees polaTtauon
Is 6sI spanish gold, % s5i e937 Tomorrow is hol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
SHORTEST kSD O. i klNI f"I IL
FOX PlIlLADkLPlilA, BALlIMLitL AND
WASHINGTON.
RnuND HEnOK EOUTE.

", Central T. T. ~ jersey. Ih..4I', ph'A AMI Read
ing X L. ala islumOrv and ono /. H. .eaNo fOoS u
LlJei I1.~iiI.i.niIa a. 90 : - 90 . 49, II 90
No. 80 . 80 3 10 90. 3 o. 3 80, 50. !. ~
u M SUNDAYS. 50, > ~ a IN. 80. = 30 5 Is.
" or la moTe .HI W,.h!ngton daily, az 80 III 90
,,caUUt Smud,y, a m | 30 80. 10 I o. II 90 T. IA
ffsns iraying At 49, II 30 =. u, 3D. %, 80.
20. II 90 p. m nave CONNECTION 'V' l"'"Nhs HATTIE
burg, POttNV.le, &c --. NJ,
IS ga lto, l.3;A broad" ~. ~ b,h ave -" Vest
NO. Is Is Bfo.dwsy' I|roaEIyu.
Nov York Transfer Company vii call for sni check
h,lEAah from hOte " IoEli"Aco.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE
ChaYieston, June 2a.-Turpen the Arm at 3tre.
SavApaah. June 2S-Turpen tine steady at 80 70
Wilmin gton, June 2S-TurpcutiB stshGy NJ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
uno Is. The leading futures ranged a. follow.

cash quotations were follows Floar htn and IN
changed spnng Wheat Patents - 75ej 30 Eo. spnnE
whost Vi &c No spring Wheat 76tc No Rcd ,; &C.
No 2 Corn Y5c No. l2Lr No ny" ~ &c No. btr
Icy nominal. No FlsI seoi At 81 * PRIME lino'hJ
&c 81 50. Meas Pork ri eli - per hDs Lara Al
81 57gd 90 100 Short RIB sides loo.9 ~ Ply
salt,d shoulders bond g. Is - 3I snort CIeN Slrt
boIsd S. 2Ia37 WIiskey dsnlerI finished good, 81 0!
per gallon. sugars-Cui Loaf GIOo' tTAnuAtsd &C,
tihl I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

corner Boulevard and West 73tst Rev. ROBERT RUS
SELL BOOTH u. n, Plstor.--Serv1ce at IL a.
P7ay"rmeetlng at 80 y. III Weekly service "Wednesday
:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

ST LUKFS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CRURCH.
4ists' near Gh.iy".-PrashnR At IL a. IN and 7 AZ
p by the PsStpr. Rev. T. s TRIPLE SUNDAY school,
20 p. Young peoples prayer. meeting. D. M AL
~ Nr.mN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
NEW LINE TO
VIA u NTIlAI. Il Il Or MN y ILoEY,
PIIILA AND READING X.
ana BALTIMORE AND ONO X II
SOLD Tralu.Eo T,,n'f, FIX, r. IT, Tp, ~ mo

sCHLDULE ~ LII.,t AAl l-.h
Train yA,' '"9 1 iSniA NAf"A4 o' N'NJcf'S
~ fot %.snrnstoa .@d I'Ilas,s 20 4. m;la:
i g 80 @ 4is r. ",.' S,sl 3r",',' aO
p For rhlsde ph.a a,t g. 80 30 u a, 30.
49, So 80 80 a 30 So 5I0 : Jao p NJ: /!
ss t. S r. T.?' r g? =; o2; =; T.
5n G5s Of RESIDENCE wi" cal for and check
\VLoT snOKL KAlLROAD, y. !. e, "
Wv nv otE CO. a. an a. tr'f" We,
%s5;s, & 5 / I s. LT@ f.
SI5, l$ fss"} - < + m 80 = n, - -
Pnss. syfs 1%s%'t ues 5 g1'spai incracd'c .loa
s4 30 m y -, - = = m s"@ On; a. ! 80 ham, NJ
si5. as % 81 i 70 a. NJ AID o. :. . J." : ~ 4"
III - D. e. H4y",stInE SO m. 2l. - .: IN
Ing si isa% :a SgI aers1 to Sa % 10 p ",
Laks GeoiCc il 81 a. m, drawing Room Cars u Cald.
vel IaGc M GISSne S .8 MIN Ncwra 800
raSiny Room taI. 70 Kingston on %, a II 80 u "I
Kat rsuT iiunio,; Grand no,! Station. and rhc.:
nlcia, IA Q 90 ls II 80 M lN 80 . m Tn"' NY
TiosI HaAicrsE and McGna'1 Iu". 90 %, i 80
a: .a l.: ca !? p ana M Saua,n House station 10
oai. csG So .i IL ia il 20 ~ AID IS %
s Elegant s;Ea* s.; for P'': E.s. E
sunday. "a -. Leave JorcI CIV n stain
don ali 90 a H.. % ~ y. IN For tckcts Timetable"
or information apply at o,cs BrIoklJ I%3a Wh"i' tn
York City-27I, 1913. 7s6 AMI W. lIroadwsy isS -
S,atons foot OF West 42dst and foot Of Jsy.st n:
Westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences. - - ,,,nrrr
Genera! Passenger Agent. vnn!erbiIti'e. N. Y.
pT- LOUIS via THE WABASH ROUTE
- The only through sleeping ca, to s. l"u' wa 80, NE
ara Falls eayes the Grand cGG,al Depot a, m ,y
s-dinins cars for ell meals-srrying In 81 Louis
TIb second morning Connection IN Upion Depot o.
sui. Tor al points West and Southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

REV WALDO MFSSAROS Pastor First Free Rap
tis Church West % IT.. tween th and sth aves.
rr.arhrs II a. subject: The Clean Hannsd Man
As MUDDY wsters' Baptism al close OF evening
service. AL invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

baltimore AND ONO RAILR0AD...
ID Fast E,pIess Train, Via PulLADELlHlA'
BALTIMORE, WAHllINHIOH,
CINCINNATI, ST, LOUIS AND Gl IIIIa.ia
PiII,INkN OAR SERVICE on ALL IiAlNA
Leave NEWYog feOt Of I$n s5 ID 4 s =, i0i'"''
for CiNCiNNATI ST L9I iS 80 az A. ;oo CO. CO.
n ! 40 D. M 80 .. m. rs p m; D: 90 y, M
j. 90 Midnight. sunday, 80 a. M 80 2''o' o'io
An ti,ih. STD a. Chester AID Wilmington except Sis
For Ticket. and pullman Car Space call 81 b o;
Ticket Orrres 81, o6I. 4l6 and LAO BTca"S' OF ~
New YORK Tfansfcf Company will call for and cheek
baggage from hotel resldance. 1890 = ,o,,,
J. 7. 0DELL, Guhh., - nuo IL. H.,
General Manager. Gen'l PaSs ARen% =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

ST PAULS CHURCH. corner OF 4th.ave and 22d.ss,
GEOH,t HARRISON McGKl.W. Past3r-Sunday ser;
vice. Al II a ~. preaching by the Pastor; at 80
p. m SUNDAY school; at IS y M preaching By the
Pastor; subject; Vacation Pcrils" All cordially IN.
S!tcd 70 be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Mad ~ona corner OF 2it.Nt R"v. g. w. PARKHURST
D. D., Pf.or.-Seryiccs Sunday, June 80, at IL q N,
and a D.. IN. Tho Rev. EDWARD c. MOORE. Of
Providence. r. l., Will preach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, Fast 35th.st, between
Park and Lexington avr> IJy. =. = SEWARD Pastor
Sciy.ccs II a. IN. subject: The Life that Leads Il
Heaven not 80 Difficult Supp0sed.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

RIVERSIDE BArTIsT CHERCH, 92d. St and 10th
ayn-Pastor MALCOLM MACGRl COR breaches IL q m
and T. SUNDAY school. 80 Strangers are welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

PAL tHr EIi lhdc"n., day eA"9'i~'s porntng: after
noon. \ H. BRI'MNEI.L. WI. ARCHER LOUIS
KlDPSCH ana other eminent sprak"rs A. - MORE
HOUSE, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner 73d.
e. and Madison. service tomorrow and during the
month o, July II a. Rev. >. d. ALEXANDER
u. b.. Will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

NETWORK PORT SOCIETYS MARINERS
CHURCH, Catharne and Madison SIS. Rev. SAM
uIL BQCLT Pastor ~ charge. Morning prsyetmee ing
80. Pr~schDS 10 - GU~pel ami Song Service Is
D. III Prayer and testimony meeting every evening dur
ING the 80 O'clock AL friends Of the sailor
arcco cordially Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
81 IrcachinR by IN" las'or. Rev. {. DIV. BRIDG
MAN. d. D.. SUNDAY. June 80, Service at II a. m
evening service" A cordial welcome " strangers and
those without any church home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, conss
57th.t Rev. ABBnrr f. KIlTREniE. d. D., Pastor
Rev. \. =. TWOMBI.Y. D. d., 81 BOSTON, will preach
IN IA" morning II evening service. Prayer meeting
" Ln" day evening at during the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHCtail corner 6Qth .Pi"achLnc a. II m BY the
Pastor. lrv. Dr. ENSIGN McCHESNEY. No evening
~'rNre After June 80 sunday services viii be dscontn
ued until September I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29
Railroads..
v EW-YOKK. ONTARIO AND WE>TEE

v EW-lOlk, ON AHIp MD NE>l EHN
IA,s, nrrr train, la,r go: Z Jay--t a. f.iyws ,:ruu
Wet t2a a. - ..";r,' .;.t r, ,,,,,. y.,.,.,,
Ia isrur-h. Liberty. HAn.n. "I'". i. ms. H.i",y.
I1n".t,n Norwich. n'a. by" ca" IA. O-""G". lie.
troll. tl.ragp AMI all points w..
= 81 IN ;vr ar5rlrI Haa. Lake. N"h,nk aat MIN
unvAssR Wa4.kI Na"y station. S'nnf Fort H.il. tvu
Rloorlnybqrgh, tn~ayn.e. Nj D-.r. fa.'ais' HrIry.
90 T. .. foy ,Arpn~H Han Inf". M.,onE and Mn.
ne"h'Sa, Walit"l Nsi"Y S'AnCt- N.'l",Hn. i.."n.
Nllu. pu;t J.N!-, Monticello. II!slu.Ih. UU"yNa.".
llbrr'v. E"ck'shi.
10 , ~ TO-. stony Ford Csupn~l IlLi. Miitl.'"uu.
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G."rgo RS,ha.'.r s4'."f,,,u Wrirc oh..,s. and ,t,
Wet R"Cring Chair car fee - su,.'as..n H'.isr,
PJL imam Slc"!'...
81 = m Sruriny. only. 'o' Ca'nr'r" Hal. Mtilo.
town ~ "nv =. IssNIgh. I'i~rtv Kasi,ui
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TAIN. tally crr~lt Sun ~
Pullman Br,' poor. Ar' (. Il o 1, Roth,
rcs"TN"l a. 80 ~ i!'l NHhl f.~'S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

c"rn"r ~ 10Th ST Ih' Pastor Roy. GEoHGE ALEX.
ANnER. u. u. VIII preach. Public worship to morrow
az II s IN. and 5 y. III. Wednesday evening service
a \ O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

CHAS. f. PUGH.
General Manager
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
ATTHE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN. CH IiTI ti i'sn
AM5n3" aw, y Co ea YAH p ~a"o a. -
At nrrKMAN NIL METHoPIsr E IlS f%hk
C.HhEr @ %SnF tsSss p 80 '' H% Enc
m"s So rara6@ :'o,n B,ck AID sa s+rf sItis
'iIow Save iS.' Fro = all Come bring your BOYS
uo AT T !dlycs So at ds,et S eScaas
At THE CHURCH. No. "a Lafayette Pi.c' . n"n,
t & c J3 ES3r r p VIII III pe s5f'ih il
tie evening
fN1iIl.Ia Of Amherst College will preach At "O'n
rD% TIE CT #GB VII S both services
FIFTH AvENgE G, ssr IT Fr cn ~ Wf Pf S.
at A' xd ,n a%n"k =: i Ro, sa4y juno 80
"nufrn c".c. u"ui sunday, september 10.
ALL SOILS CHURCH .,9.ayc,;s corner 2oA, %i7
,r.,n :. " il a. +" III, publ" Cordially t"v't
ALL, I T1 S.. yENr s and TE s!s $ @fHE
S., % I,,T1a, G pt r6,aS s s 3fr Lat
b f"r" Na'aron. No Suhday's'hp"''
>yE sTEEET METHo IBIS. Er r>T 2a.!
a. HS9 M%@": G'nS. Ss aS go SO a ~ T
wIrIi%M n"@lE at 80. .,o' al
Yo%s S " ma"Gh S sns s.v sc. a.
saa Tia By 'S s rasSSi rf?rLr rLiFEs
a % "" fs o. n' H S r % o evanEste
pI.,Irc and
At COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. m,rem.
rL ESf Gv e T. Flo! s ana As
sHG?SR GHs sHr4 ,'f f
10 = and j.
"a r S2IH E' 4EF 1n g. ho, SSo viii p'ssa
bcr.ice II a H. open all summer
AFFINITY BAPTIST cmrRcH, s5,h,.s, mes. Tx,
a 'HS = y ? :u".'e The book
p g,mcE rgrspy,TI}rTErAS oFFHrFfiIFE G %FiT
x..HTT rho.S tho church,. viii, 0% ,E. T Wya
;' y ,ySt? az ;1%%$, q s va yS,is:S
of M.H!5sF !H%s e. of L sHT
Dr. r ftr"R a., + ,,c sunday 'Goo a, ,91
1.g nc,"E a " 2.i and y> &aay
n,pronp STREET METHODIST .. Er5sc0 go.1
m H. 80 'e" s.s., ~ .; All W ;r:o Gomez
BRO ,pwAY r>RrRSAcLE CHURCH; go ~ 9Th I'll
n, ai ann <,,!! a. II m ana n,.,, n TIT.
NE III n o,r Tor divine service during tho summer
sin11. rs, rric,","i
noomscpNE ETE %ENJ Pw TTTfft G ,as Ssf
II g,l H..'.+' r ,.a aor,,ing ami "yrnnS Rev
,nI~"% irrTT2, viii connr"cc h'' p'''0Fa'' !"
s2nNr M.Nonc q MF t1 !,1sd Er' Sy r.!
n'I EIENfs r,;rn ,, N" q :'s :R res st. In
,@~" ~ c ,'" All Il" Eats IT, strangers mN''
rrxrr>h n>rTl~r cmrErm, '2t xn, y Gc1~'S -,
~, arl 81 Az. Roy GE0l"E r. Az kHAT T5 y M NJ
m f,'I' a. r'. Of eySnnG S'rNce hunia' school at
rxrn crnr. 7'%ay" q Sr5I Ii'n and 'r'?'t "a
n' r a. y, ~ ~, ~ ra,,oG !ay, ) NARROWER D.
cordial invitation t. all
mynrm @y TIE H!ylST rf iRTES ! f o. "a.
cor I'm i E'T, ii'aa'' HS r'@nins
,urHcu OF TuT sNlAi ,G RI cS s''H r i9f
rr1IrYEE -
CHALMERS rnr,RYTEEnIMAS . cT hElItx I'2'y VIII
nc,r l-n.,, ~" Ia'."'' ~ ~ Inc Strs,nrrr x
mIf i",d.- supp, at ia" eN'""E ''f''S''
cr>rn,r FRI sRy7EHAN cnrTn "a, w We; Tr i5H
~ PASTOR Preaching tomorrow II m
al - p m 10y 'n% ra,"T ri' lat Sabbath Ia
I"9p,, "' Sil ."I rs' co i&"I n@i,ora
CENTRAL yoHsnna&1oNWM\I c n FGTvp VIII VII
',o.o Of he ,rsraom, TIN. Is tn" l"'t service until
september s,h.
cAH s srrE.9 EMsP r6W1Rh e FaIsJH
WI, preach a, t. 81 a IN All welcome.
CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Mai.onayo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

At SorTu CHURCH 6th.ave:a corner 2lst,ss',
Erv RUDERItK TERRY, ID. d. f'ct'' VIII V'"''"
Scr Ice II a II. open all sEm"F
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

DENNNl LNNNIA RAILROAD.
THE HIANDhsD HALLWAY OF AMERICA
rIuI - ED TIIKpIGHOET ny THE
INTI.llIOCklSG SWIT, & AND BLOCK SIGNAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

At TIE CHURCH. 4-thst. aud SHAW. Hcv
FDHA ARD D. cor, ID. D., Will preach at both Ser"c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
WEST TwLNTl.rHIKD STREET, 2lo West 23d ST.
Rev. r. r. SAMPLE u u ana Roy. r. ~ DEEMS
k>sorlo Pastors, Rev. Or. SAMPLE breaches II a. m.
i,rN. T. NJ. DEEMS. : - D. sabbath. sch oo at
= , i III. Stunrrrs welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

HOPE CHAPEL. East 4th.st. near Avenue D. Rev.
JOHN Is. DENlNS, Paror.-- Preaching II q n. and 9
I, M M2rnins The food Samaritan Evening What
Fast Side Teachr?s meeting the prayer.meeting.
Thursday evening Free library and reading room open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

TwENTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
coru"r icNnc,on;aNr hnG sunday by the pastor
Rev. TlIOS. DIXON. Jr.. at 10 80 a. Subject
'Nmu~mrntS" And at - = H. subject THE SIN.
small Voice" Saba h. school 80 D. III. Strangers
and Young specially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

AT TRINITY BAPTIST Cit RI H. Dom ~ nes
,,,'.I. ,,n HENRY T. HUDSON. ra>'or y a. NJ /.
.uc,, Oh s~rrltion" - p. suheci- Inc BOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-29

THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH,
west II stIavc.-I;,y WILLIAM H. TRACY will preach
sunday At 10 30 aud 80 D. Strangers
wrlCD.lcl