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Look Lizzie that man Is a Jaegerite' Ha
has not one ia NJ that Is NOT made of WOO. ;,
.fAny one would know that by the smell OF
the cigar be Is smoking. - FEfeqende Biatter.@
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Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL
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Courts therefore, beware Of all limitations or
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FOR SALE.

IMPROVED Texas Horses and Mares broke
Il and unhroke. J. T. GUILMARTIN & CO.,
Cox's Stables.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

W dozen. SANAhNAH Bhb"lNd COM-
PANY.
DYSPEPSIA AND KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
IL II costs but 40c. gallon for the celebra-
ted Tate Spring Water. Agency HElDlS.
WANTED. & small, comfortable house
w within easy access to the Bay; state
locality aud terms to POSrOFFICE BOX 14l.
XTTANTED-I will gladly tell any one who
w sends me a self addressed stamped en-
velope OF something made which entirely
cured me Of blackheads. pimplcs and freckles
It gives n lovely complexion. MISS FLORA
JONES, South Bend, Ind.
WANTED TO RENT, a two,story house
w north OF Liberty street Address 90 Jones
street.
WANTED, to purchase o secondhand type
w writer: must not be high-priced. Adj
dress, with price, Box M News Office
T WANT to lease for term Of years small
4 house between the streets Of South Broad,
Taylor, Lincoln and Barnard. j. W. HUGEk,
104 Bay street.
ROOMS TO RENT.
10-~-~.~-O-~~~--~-O- ~--~~-~-~~~~0.O-~--~~-~
T70R RENT, desirable furnished rooms, for
L gentlemen only; rent moderate. 1914
Broughton street.
EOR RENT, pleasant rooms large and small;
L also day board. So Barnard street.
FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS for twelve dol
r lars; new house; water and bath room
handy A West Broad street.
TOR RENT, with furniture. either one or
Il both floors of the desirable dwelling II
Gwinnott street, near Abercorn Apply at $50
ST. Julian street.
ITO RENT, a nice fat of three rooms conven-
i lent to business; good neighborhood; mod
crate rent Entrance, hall, bath room and yard
ind ant NJ of house IDDIIirA ~ TatL-
nall street.
MISERABLE OFFICE-Portion OF % Bay
~ street to rent. NJ. A. COHEN & co.
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT.
EOR RENT. No. 1 Gordon Block; possession
Il Oct. l. CLEMENT sAUsSY.
NOR RENT. house on Henry street, No o.
L Apply to s. NJ. ROACH. 132 Brongnton streets
TOR RENT, that desirable dwelling, No. 1872
II State street. Possession given LIST No
vember. Apply to A. g. GUERARD.
NOR RENT, residence i73 South Broad street
II Apply to L. W. LANDERSHINE, Executor
NOR RENT, from oct. 1st. house No. 39x
Jones street. Low rent and all modern
improvements J. j. DALE
ITO RENT, from list October, the brick tene-
Il ment houses, ia and l741x Jones street.
viii put in order and rent cheap. W. d. KREN-
SON. at ]. D. Weed q 20. -
T1oR RENT. 14s Hull. corner Whitaker; in
T. first class order. Possession Oct. l. Apply
to $40 Hull street.
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
UNoR RENT, warehouse on River street. for
it merry occupied by Artesian Ice Company.
Apply to Y. G. BELL Business ONCE Morning
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FOR MISCELLANEOUS.
TNOR RENT, warehouse on River street. for
IT merry occupied by Artesian Ice Company
Apply to r. G.. BELL, Business ONCE, Morning
News
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at Estill's.

Il indicates trace +Inches and hundredths.
l.. A. benson, Observer Signal Corps.
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pal.
], 1889.
IacherS
depart
lrse for
!, extra.
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rTNO RENT, a nice fat of three rooms conven.
i lent to business; good neig hborhood; mod
crate rent. Entrance hall, bath room and yard
Independent Of rost Of house Inquire 81 Tatt
nall street
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and Young |
Baltinl!o.ss,l
ooii Collegs |
ptages c0D |
'esr.
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THE FUTURE OF THE TOWER.

ns,ri laI Is the contemplation of the French
H. PIC as u the permanence or the tower3
and tb Uo.Vlact provides for twenty wears.
tions ', ae Il. are delicate and important oues
time in ~ ~ tne possible changes during that
posed ~ Sn9 material employed. 1t is pro
tie pairto Keep the tower well painted, and
will a.te!S VINO are engaged in this service
Have IA AMY have an exalted occupation.
,pendicl1y ue1ections of the tower from neT.-
IConsto4taI been noticed? think not
land in attention is paid to that matter
3righ,nos.o qSe vari alton from perfect m
SShown should occur it would be INSTANTLY
4there ara 5he hne instruments ernploved.
satoas ~, ~ urauilc jacks fixed in the fonnd,
Eug tie i ;na,i would be applied to rectify-
fle t5eor+.O 4! 4Ion. Is there anything in
&Aatic cbaSo tuao the tower has caused eli
&ng tennas.r,o Iq Is generating or attract
laCt is tgsVSs L should think not The
Ia Was. CnLs summer has been distino,,ish IA
are oe, Europe by severe storms in snail
p pheno hem suere IS nothing in the nature of
& one ~ tIenon in the fact that more thu
Htbeorv is nave struck Paris. The storm
a the liz - Tie regularity of theannearanca
Il notic91- IS ~ at the top of the tower2 There
he solid s, 49, IL a steady and starry glow Mt
#hrown on Eiiullt, and there are search lights
post con gS, at times colored; and these are
hsty, fS d1uous when the atmosnbe sr - is
& lroIeb '4tttlhing long luminous trscts
the stre 1es air, the Intensity and hrasdtb
us pror Sl,'tiS OF spleador being in harrnoi-
om WIKI 14o9 with the uplifted fonn tai
Peat fest cam 'hey flow. The tower is the
Rhole Franass OF the exposition, and the
q and pleas oa nation is excited concerning
z pe Province ssl J. with it, and the rush from
ss Of the e avn 70 see it guarantees the sue
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and Gen o,o.
open " INA
will recs'T
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TOR RENT, with furniture. either one or
l. both floors of the desirable dwelling II
Gwinnott street, near Abercorn. Apply at $50
ST Juiian street
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,1o0l

.inlore
.nciipal.
he 18Th
IN EN-
0r0ugl
ierman
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED. a proof reader Any person with
w fair education and reasonable amount
OF application can learn to do the work in
couple of weeks. Part day and part night
work. Address, stating age and present occu-
patton, b. y. w. Morning News Office.
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CONSOLIDATING THE WORK.

Up to lutte while ago there we're several
repair shops in the United States. Boston,
New York, Indianapolis, Chicago and At
lanta, all had one each. Now they have
been concentrated here. Chicago, however,
still has a small branch shop, bu5 its prIvl-
leges are few; it is not even allowed the
poor satisfaction Of cutting up bags which
may be thoroughly worthless. All such
must be sent here and when Chicago wants
a few patches the postofflce authorities in
that place send a requisItion here to get
them.
In about a month there will be another
important postoffice industry in the Young
building. The lock shop, now hid away in
the basement Of the postoffice department
headquarters, viii be moved down to G
street. New and improved machinery will
be erected and put in operation.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED,


DRUdS.-Ph. g., 10 years experience, de-
~ sirss position in retail or wholesale trade;
would not object to travelling. Address PHAR
MACIST, Morning News.
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS paws
4 for one dozen Cabinet Photographs and one
extra in Sxl0 gilt frame. j. n. WILSON, II Bull
street.
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F. !. ~ |
Excellent
i denoniua
IN Scene
cate admits i1lls
Il; i JONES
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} ; TWIRIGHI|
I, OuU
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MISERABLE OFFICE.-Portion OF % Bay
~ street to rent NJ. A. COHEN & co.
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LOST.

I OST a sack containing oats and a brass con.
Il nection reward will be paid for the re-
turn of the brass TO 81 State street.
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TWO DOLLARS pays for ono dozen Cabinet
4 photographs, including one extra, hand
somely colored in 8Il0 gilt frame cord and nail
SOC. extra. SAVANNAH PHOTO, co, 80
Broughton street.
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rTNo RENT. from list October, the brick tene-
/ mept houses, ia and 1741x Jones street.
win put in order and rent cheap. W. d. KREN-
SON Mt l. d. Weed & Co. IS.
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WANTED, to purchase o secondhand type
w writer: must not be high-priced. Adj
dress with price, Box M News Office.
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ToR RENT, 146 Hull, corner Whitaker; in
Il first class order. Possession Oct. l. Apply
to 140 Hull street.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
TOR RENT pleasant rooms large and small;
/ also day board. So Barnard street.

FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS for twelve dol
T lars; new house; water and bath room
handy. A West Broad street,
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observations taken at the same moment
of time at all stations
SAVANNAH, Aug. 30, 1886 P. NJ, city time.
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TIE EIFFEL TOWER

,,.+ Halstead Answers Some Ques-
u. -. =, = About the Wonderful Strucs-
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Bid. Ask. rid Ask
i2s, 1891 reg. 1O4asl 'slU S cur 6s 1896 I2O
lis 1881 cou lO5IolOG III : cur O. is92 ia ''''
US4s 1907 reg i55 i9Slif = r o. e 80 I-9
U.S4s, 1907 c1u o1 io1a T. : . o. iooo - 2-''
C.Scou IS 1895 lI7L ns,Cni a * 100 10 10

hi o, an issues the business was covered by
si SUI. saite OF Louisiana consols at 81 - OF
at ga ''oi"i soiu w
The general bond market was unaffected bv ,ho
moderately active, but it ruled strong The i o,,S
of Missouri Kansas and Texas were "A featnro - ~,
market The cons0l Is sold up to lO7 carr,,i tir
fhe unpaid coupons the IS rose To II Ia anjy ing
DER cents 10 81 "a The new plan of reorca ny
zation submitted by the stockholders COMMITTEES
is a concession 10 the holders of the per cent
bonds in that il proposes 10 pay them on at par
and interest Ii is an important concession, and
one that the relative security OF bondholders did
not warrant. The per cent bond holds mort
gage on that part of the property which after the
Kansas City connection was made by the stock
holders interests left il, if the per cent bond
holders took IL, railroad without beginning an
ending Yet, while we do not approve of the new
scheme, it is still the best one now presented 10
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo n. y Nov 29.-Catte-Iiccclps last "a hours.
100 head totJl for week thus far 1880 for same time
last week 10, $50 consigned through 900 head, an TO
100 head on sale prices steady and unchanged
sheep ana ilanb~Recepts last "a hours. 1000 head
Total for week thus far. 80 900 time last
SO 400 consigned through 1000 head 800 h NewtYork
i,ogs1Kceeps lac, "a hour 200 head total
signed through 200 head, 2100 head TO New.York
1000 head on sale opened strong aud higher cosd At
Inside prices medidms heavy and Workers. % 75ds4 90
pigs, ~ 0OGt4 65.
81 Louis Nov. 2o-Cattle-Recclpts. 300; ship
menis 400 market sreng good 10 fancy native steers
~ 20a&4 30 fair good % 30ae4 2j stOckers feed
ers. al sOae3 20 range steers s2dsS 10. IIoes-Re
cdpts. 1900 shipments $500 market higher fair a
choice heavy 80 G0ds3 rs packing grades - b0ds3 20
light fair TO best % 5odsSG5 Shcep-Heceipts 900
Shipments 1oot ke4mi tsr 10 ehAias % Aoas< 90
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Farson, Leach & Co.. Wallst., offer the
choicest line of investment bonds on the market.
Lists furnished on application.
limited States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISH * SONS,
Bankers, IS Nassau-st., New-York.
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool Nov. % .. m.-Cotton-The sales OF the
dav Include 6 700 bales American. Futures closed Arm.
Americana ddlng, low mddlng clause, November de-
livery > 3G-Jii buyers, November ana December de-
livery 31.j4d sellers December and January delivery,
- O4d buyer, J<nuary and February delivery ~ Old
buyers February March delivery, $500 sellers
March and Apr delivery, 35-Gid buyers; April and
May delivery. 3a.6id sellers May and June delivery
3s-Gid value june and July delivery 4O-0ld sellers.
Ncw-Orean-. Nov. 29-Cotton STEADY midiling. 9hsc
low middling. 0'-c good ordinary sc net receipts.
$50 bales gro.n. Is go sales, $3.50 stock -2 1876
r ~ Great Brtt,. f3 Ssg; TO- France ia 800 TO the
Continent rs $50 c0astwsc. 0.9l2 sales 80, $50 Cor
ApOrts cOastwe November 20 should been
! sg7 bales; November 81 4Ol5 bales
Galveston Nov. 2S.-CottOn- lloliday-Net and gross
,ceint- JgJ bales; exports 10 Great Britain 10 O32
coa-tWise 2914 stock s3,6@l
Noriolk Nov 9s-Cotton- II0lday-Nct and gross re-
celIns SIS bales exports coa,tw-e. 702 stock, "a COS
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OIL MARKETS.

OIL Guy Penn. Nov. 90 National Transit eeruheaes
opened at 1867 highest 1909 lowest. lQ1't closed
lSs; s g $4,000 Pbs Clearance 10000 9o as
bbs runs q days. ie. 1884 bblA
Pittsburg. Penn Nov. 29.-Petroeum active and ir.
regular; National Transit certificates opened 1Ois
closed AZ l05; highest 100h lowest, LOT L.
Bradford. Penn, Nov. Conditional Transit
9peped at loSs eosed a. 1851 highest 100; lowest.
Titusvlle Penn, Nov. educational Transit cerun.
cato opened at 1861 highest. ioo'sS lowest 10ts closed
ct 1oads
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sth.aye .o,,..
12th-st., Rev RICHARD ID. HARLAN, MIN stef Snsr
ing services II ehidrens service and se,mnn ~
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| evening prayer.meeting. German prayer.nee,ns r..-
| open evenings. " e'A''s
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AQUEDUCT COMMIssIoNNERs, QEIFdIcEu
~ -, NEW .YORk. NoNember 10. 1So9.

mo VUNIKNUIUho. ,-
/ Rlds or Proposals for two pairs OF horHohtal tu-
ti hIiers and appurtenances required for stationary
hosting engines at Shaft No % on section ~ OF che
rontract and Specifications on nle IN ths once OF Ihe
Agueduct Commissioners. viii be received so ss Tn
Mac, and hour they will b. publicly opened and READ by
he Aoueduct Commissioners and the award LOT DONG
said work will be made by said Commissioners Dr. soon
Hank farm on contract AMI specifications therefor.
and bids proposals ana proper envelopes !" ei en-
closure be obtained the above once o sr nuus-
duct Commissioner application " the Seorc'"S' w
order OF the AQueduct Commissioners - o,.Up
ecn,s,,,,v President
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FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN cUupcr,
12h-st between 9th and 7th aves-Seryiees az 10 "a
a. m. and p Rev. S. NJ. RAMSEY, Of cedafviisso
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FILES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
TROLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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Proposals.


IEFFERSONVILLE, md, November -,
j tssg-seaed proposals. in tnpcate subject TO usual
di,ioYs viii be- received mere until IL O'clock a. H.
rfrl standard time saturday, the 2Sih Gay OF Decct
ss for flrni hing the .. NJ. Depot here various
rtices of quaermastrs stores such A. stationery manu-
gon pars range and stove castings rubber nose
antes carpenters and saddlcrs Tools miscellaneous
bsrdrarr ,tc Preference will be given u articles Oh
dnmr-tlc production manufacture conuuonS OK quality
and price (ncuding in the price OF foreign .,
the duty thcrrOn being equal Government
n.cryrs the right reject any or All proposals ana 10
accent the whole any part Of the supplies Ou iof Al
incarnation Furnished on application to TINS omce IN
iio,.- remaining proposals should DE marked FRO
,rs for onarterm:Lstcrs StoIesn and addressed To
HI%EY C. HODGES. Assistant Quartermaster ''eneral
T. $ Army Depot Quattermaser.
n ROpOSAI,S for an Electric Lighting Plant
/ ON board the T. :. monitor Mantonomoh bureau
- Eoulument and Recruiting, Navy department, Novem
OF g.i -Seacd proposals. IN duplicate for the in
"aIlaton Of an electric lighting plant % board the L. s.
",i,or Niantonomoh At the Navy Yard Newlork viii
me- received until noon Monday December 3Oh, 1883.
"a nublcy opened Immediately thereafter Spectnca-
anu pnd flank proposals viii be furnished upon appli.
caton The Bureau the right to reject any hd
nor adyantarcou. ~ the Government Gl1Olu'EDEWEf,
Chief ~ Bureau.
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RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH lPresbyterlanE cor
ner boulevard and West 731-st-Rev RoBEkI ke ssr.t
R0oTU ID D. Pasor.-Sabbath services II a. m am 20
n m Weekly service "Wednesday evening at g. saDoaA
school at Q .45
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all classes of the securities. BY the new scheme
the charges - first and contingent - put
ahead Of the stock stock are tho 100 s srsaS
TO nay $40 assessment. The original scneme VI
the Stockholders committee offered terms ,na'
were unusually equta3e. We arusi ~" roorgani1a.
ton Of the property. But Jay Gould interest IS
AZ work 10 prevent any reorganization not IN Is
interest, and for that reason we are sorry u S,e
the stockholders committee retreat from us
orieinoI plan devised on the equities OF all IN
terests. Gulf Colorado and Santa re hrsts rose
10 l15 3-s, and the second 6s were up 10 - 2 o.
pfercnco is made 10 our full report OF bond sales
" The local money market ruled easy at Las
Der cent during the early hours. Renewals were
made at s per cent; but toward the cloSe rates
were bid up and the last loans were " ! per
Cont and The leading brokers of the bears
seemed 70 be unable to fill their wants IL was
a Friday and advantage was taken oil inc usual
withholding OF balances 70 maSG t fodaV WIS as
follows. Exchanges, sl36,s79,1l2; balances,
81. 3d. 92. l., $500 ah.or o, tho
CIo rmS House S305. 355 The busiSess of the
Snh treasury for the week ended tonight includes
receipts of 1901 ,222, and payments oil 81 .,
-10stI AGAINST 81 205 November %, show
ing ON annnrpnt gain Of 81, 200, 340. But deduct
ing from the payments 81 40 OVo ana lrom ulc
receipts 10000 for items whch ahecI ONLY ITO
acconnt with the General Treasury, Its gam as
afrectjno The banks is S3.261 $40. And this re-
snIt includes the payment of $500, 935 for pur-
chased bonds and the receipt oil SggSouov lor en-
change on other Sub-Treasurles: lo-days opera
tions covered Receipts, $4,g2I, 2ol payments,
"a 3o4 6o3. with balances OF 81 a. 7,502 coin
and IS, 76l ,062 currency.
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The United States Treasurer at Washington re-
ceivcd to-day $3.50, 430 National bank notes Tor
The customs receipts were ST. O41 PIP, the inter
nal revenue receipts s7l $500, and the mlscella-
neous receipts sl67,444 1901,
on banj and deposits in bank compares with the
figures Of the last previous statement as follows:
'b No, 81 Nov 90 Differences.
,, an hand s1si 707 39s sls5 539. 6S7 Inc. 1892 2sg
Net silver on hand l9,42OsH 19494,Oi0 Inc 'SlS2
Net lceatenders - o-o -, * 600 osa noe AZ C61
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ALI, SOULS CHURCH, Madison-ave and 69thst-
Holy communion at 10 a. m morning prayer at IL q m
at D. m choral evening service at
Rev II. HEBER NEWTON will preach at IL a. m and
give a brief address at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, un.,
Of glststvPreachng BY the Pastor Rev 6; DIV
at IL m. and 40 D. m. A cordial welcome IA
strangers and those without any church home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN Brook
lyn corner Of Clinton and Congress stsLIev JOHN w.
CHADWICK will preach morning az III O'CLOCK
Subject: "lhe Great Commandment" Monthly evening
lecture at o'clock. Subject: The Ethics OF Shak-
spere; the General Views"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

FORTY.THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISODE,
CiU RICH. Preaching by the Pastor Rev RiI,yyrrhL
LANE, ID. d.. at 10 30 a. and 30 p, M WALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-30

OH JOUN STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cHTTRCH Rev w w. BOWDISH, d: D, Pastor Re-
ccnon of members and sacraments az 10 80 m Preach.
ing az 80 evening and revival services Beats all
free Welcome TO all