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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
NAL
OF TIE COMPROMISE ATTRIBUTED TO US
ny THE SECRETARY OF THE JOURNEYMAN
BAKERS NATIONAL UNION.


Several OF morning papers recently contained the fol-
lowing under tho head OF The Lockout Of tho Bakerr
Tho Secretary OF the National Bakers Union, August
Delabar and the Editor OF the Voks zetung Aexandr
Bowery with the Executive Committee tho Blkers'
Union Yesterday morning They reported later thai they
bah settled the difficulty with Louis Fci chmann, G. r..
Drose c. b. Decker J. Wall Son, j. d. G.lmor and NJ.
ITver OF this city August Dclabar said the terms OF the
settlement were seoret" Wero IL not eyien: that Il Is
the Intent OF the leaders o. the Bakers Ulcn to d cord
among the members the Bakers Association to misead
tho Journeymn Bakers generally, ana create the i'm
presson that the firms above mcnones ho1 taken undue
advantage over their fellow members In the Assoca
wound consider 10 unnecessary to speak the subject
Under the circumstances however deem IL our Quay
state plainly
I That we have seen no ono connected with the Jour-
neymen Boxers Union relative 70 dine ence between our
soys and employee. posting the new Sion Rules and
Regulations on TUESDAY last
III. That had we beea approached on the suDcca we
should have positively declined to ta WIN am on reis
on the part Of our employs, 10. settlement oth rwlsc then
on th1 forth in the ri g; no" gov cnls our SHOPS
ILL., That we emphatlcally deny NC truth o, NJ p'a
bars nsnuatiOn that Settc'eDt OF any KIM niS on
made the Jourreymen Bakers Un on All ouFh IVES
~ That though but speak to- ourseycs we ieel
positively that Mr. Deabar SOU on ~ nm pl
fondotSn In fact I'm the cases OF Mcsrs wal a1d GilmF
than IL has In our own
We are rs determined ourselves o. the co1trol
keep our promises MIA " our
man All effort, b Illustrate tbs achievement OF our OBJECT
md all reflections To- the contrary Notwithstanding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug. % (SpcciaD.-The weather everywhere
In tho west was pcrfect Wheat bulls result suneied
, ,ho ,o,gs in other grains The decline OF dsG cent
was not SUFFICIENT TO make big maet but II shook inc
pit up good deal December wheat opened at fI1tG
ia sold as low 774d77' ana closed h az ora
iiverpool prices came lower. The arrivals mere 40
ears were little the expeditions the estimates
Tor Saturday $40 cars. The primary market moNemeh
was not as favorable IL has been, Dceps tNcreuhs
the shipments The seahoard clearanoss o were,
liberal gOg COO bushels wheat and $1,000 OF
-four Vessel room taken here, Tor llDuuO. IN, nv
Hne weather and big receipts lowered corn another rac
ton MAY opening IS cents selling 70 1913 ana closing
~ AZ The nearby options suffered niue worse
ho ,ri,as wore 74O cars: the estmates for saturday
600 cars Nav oats opened at 23os a9 doscd az 90
ProIison Notwithstanding considerable purchases
Inv Armour & CO. suffered another decline poTk showing
don ~ 30 cents lard l2e cents ana RIBS OF - cents
80, Kbursday Wheat curb showed no change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

.o,i,so and heavy at quotations for actual busi-
ness as follows: Bankers bills at "a o3 20 and
81 SO rs for long and short stering pichmsr,,
irrcncb frames at 20 and BIZ IL; relcnmarks
al, "a II-iG and 95 3-16 and guilders at ~ IL U
and 40 81 6. .,,, s,oad, at os Al g
,orihath money and account In the open market
IoI po'i, lied ~, 2 rs pei cent for discount OF
bankers bills and at per cent between oalh N
Rar silver was steady at AZ OIL 3D. per ouilce tsf
isb Standard. American railways only pafuaIly
ls, onded "a Yesterdays home declines, but con-
t,npod 20 follow the early shome quotations. Az
paris French 3 per cents rose to 500, nnu slgnC
exchange on London was hrmer "' ~''-' A"-''
sterling. x.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE.
1887. y 1855. 1852 a.,
FsRp;F & III 81 :5s!fss .tsS$
fss "! gg:iI .ssi iI1
''"' TOLEDO. ST. LOUIS AND KANSAS CITY.
Third week in August s ssSSsa 81 81 9lS
Jan; s to T ASS Ii VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
s:::S; ss' sagi!!# sg5s$
FLINT AND pERE MARQUETTE. 49,.
ssss & e .ss;5 s5$S Sc
jan richmond AND WEST POINT TERMINAL.
(Ah Lines.) .oo ooo,
Number OF miles,. o,--'Ieh eo15 III s2351 T3
Second week In Aug. ~ tsi7'IGO 5S5 sos
Jan to Aug. Ia 4'o'1,o
Month OF July Io9e, 90 rnc 400
NuuDer Oh sseS 800 81 001 ,Oi9 Inc 726S3
Glos. earn IN, enxcs 623 $3.50 237 Inc 1898
M. ,or rontb... s205,o27 s42O,sl2 Ire si557s5
Jan. / 10 July 30 ,o ooo - To- o,o rrc al TO- e,o
earnings 50 35Jyo9 n.55Ynn'SStS
Operating expenses 4'fo9,ooo 4,IoO,ooo ''" -
..hs al $40 4o7 Sc Gs7 100 Inc ss4G 73o
IMPORTS OF DRY. GOODS AT NEW-YoRK
For the week 1857: a., 40 5o ~ o.o "a Ss3 o..
Thrown on market. 2,s3i,97o 277sz02 SlSo'ioi
, sncs al he port So ooooes s7o9ss 9osos eo
Thrown on market 80. 05S,l74 e5s949O2 sO|9ooloS
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London Aug. 3d. mAants ana Grsat W paN,N1
certificates, 81; Canadan racine
ae6i Wcycan ordinary 81 ST. Paul common .S New
York Central 1O9h Pennsylvania 5S's i"a1hs' IA
Tbe yatc. Of discount in the open market for short
hills is 80 DER cent and for three months bills 2'sd3
per cent. .... q, ro,do, n, Ok francs
23i2 centmes Tor cheeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
one year-two years ago-th, petroleum trade was
wcll-versed I'm tho geography of the Pennsylvania OIL
producing fields. Maps Of tho various districts were
In every Office that pretended 10 do a brokerage
business and the news OF this and that gusher' was
eagerly searched for hint 10 the next purchase
or salc of certificates The opening OF a small well
often caused a commotiUn in the speculation. Al
the present moment The adviccs from the oil country
are barely noted in the traic journals. \ gusher'
OF 81. or 100 barrels hour cNccS loss alarm than
would have been created year two years ago by
the opening OF a well Of ten barrels hoIr. Yet
s,eculatiOn to-day is as dead the opening OF a
lew pool o. II was active and lively years ago when
The production I'm the Pennsy Vania field watched
a, With telescope. No stronger proof could he
afforded the radical change which mas occurred "A
the position OF crude pcirOe
The market for National Transit certificates yes
to-day ruled duh with slight changes in prices
Fluctuations due solely to "nyLlns7 operations
and the msnipuatorS OF options wcrs at loss 10
cN plain the situation except upon theories which
never tend to induce VIDE speculation. Remarkable
resistance Is offered to field news that ordinarily
would be termed bearish. but there is movement
sufficient strength 10 enforce recognition of tho
statistical position Of pct rOeum. The hunt for the
hOodoo7 should be kept up.
The range OF prizes and the total dealings werc
az follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
posroN WOOL MARX EFT.

BOSTON Aug 23-The market has been very oui an, ana
osottIed for an kinds OF wool. Buyers VIII not AK
una 10 any great extent sales nave been confined
as, wholly 10 small lots The failures which occurfcI
Iro,dence this week made the feeling in Wool Seiy
uncertain Fine washed neeces are ssn9 very s 1S Sc
iityn line does not bring soc. Ohio ana fshhsi
, sceces have sold moderately at 32d33c Tor anu
Danss. 49, y% and XX' aud above; No l woods being
Sed at sc combing and deaine aeeces remain Gun and
Eide for No combIngs SIC for Ohio me deiiine SUI
80 for Michigan fine dealnc Unwashsd een nl oDs
o+e id ~ of 3Oc for thrcceghths ana 2Gd2lc IoI ons
arc he, Territory woods quiet selling prnepalY
n a. basis OF 6od65c for fine and fine medium icss
Sd ~ooIs have been IN fair demand az SSaGyc iot
suncr and e5d20c for extra. Foreign WOODS q"'' an"
- arm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

ali new crop exports, cOastwise. 40 baes saies io'
bales; stock, 1 500 bales. ....,.,s.
weekiy-Net receipts, io1 bales; exports eoastw's'
2ss bales; sales, SsI bales. ,.,u,n tti.c.
low middIng good ordinary, eiac net eeePts ,sa
ales gross, 800 bales exports 10 Great bri'a"' ''
sales 20 bales stock 2s05 bales - q go h.,as,
Weekly-Net receipts LOLA bales; gross. 29.s psies
oxnors n Great Britain 315 bales eoaswse. 1870 oa'
sales. 37i bales. - - ,r, an ,he totsI net
ncents of coton all points since SeptemDer i, looo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
J. A. DAM & SON.
election Notlre.

STATE OF NETWORK. -
- OFFICE or THE SECRETARY OF STATE ,sso.
To the Sheriff of the County Of Ne%York ,,,o.,,or
10 e he'd No u Gs t o EyS e TStdy % the
Monday OF November next November 81 the following
Of IN s S Dass che sS as Of f Wes '0oN
A Treasurer In the place Of Lawrence j.. tluserall
An S ada ~ she PSs Ok @ place Of John
An Associate Judge of the OF Appeals in the place
Al whose terms office VIII expire the last day of
Senator for the Fifth senate District composed Of
h s2 sRa a anna s Gm Wsfd Of R city Of
& ha wR nh onS Of ee Ghaha Street PR
row Spruce street Gold street Ferry street. Peck slip
s!ty that lie. Within Hoason street Hancock strce
Island Bsdoes Island and Eli. Island
senator from The Sixth senate District. composed Of
and all that portion The Fourth Ward Of said
Guy thlt les within Catharoe street. Chatham street.
senator for the seventh senate District composed Of
York al that portion Of The Fifteenth Ward q said city
Eighteenth and T1cSrst ward Of a aid ey h G ss
within Fourteenth street Thirteh street Third avenue
-, S3aa9r fer the Eighth Senate District composed OF.
ton Of me Ninth Ward Of said tha within Leroy
n street ami North yer s'r t 3Mn p syqe 81 F0g Hc
Fifteenth Ward Of aid city thai lies west OF Rro idway ali
aid city hst lies Within Fo S rda T Tfa n
s b BF9a3SaE ana Sixth ami all that
River. 1890 ~ ""N -''i'
Senator fos the Ninth Senate District composed Of all
that portion OF the Eighteenth Nneeepth and Tvcnty
first Wards Of the City Of NewYork lies east OF Third
avenue and B,ackwe,ls Island.
senator for The Tenth composed OF all
mat portion Of The Twentieth AMI wards OF
CITY or NewNO:k that lies within Thrteta rect L 10th
street Third avenue and Eighth avenue all that rton
OF the Nineteenth Ward OF said city ie nj Third
avenue laf all that portion OF tho Tweth AMI Twenty.
RandalPs Islonds. w
senator for the Eleventh senate District compo OF
the Twentyhlrd and Twenty warts the CITY OF
New DIRK and all that portion OF tho Twelfth, Twentieth
and Twenty second Wards ~ said CITY that ues within
Thfteth street Spuyten Duyv Creek Eighth and
County and District officers to DO elected FOR said
County:
Twenty.four Members Of Assembly.
A Register In the place OF James !. Sevin.
A Judge Of Court OF Common Pleas place OF George
NJ. Van IIOesen.
Judge Of Court of General Sessions place OF Henry
A. Gherseeve.
Two Justices Of the CITY Court Of New-York, in the
place Of Charles ]. Nchrbas and Leicester Home
pointed by the Governor, In place OF Edward Browne.
resigned all whose terms OF onc will expire on the last
day Of December Rospcctfully YOURS
d. WILLERS, Deputy Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

includes sales Of 5000 barrels cash oil 9sa cents
Refined oil was unchanged at 40 cents per gallon
in New York and Philadelphia and 715 cents in Bal
tlmorc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

tnlves-- Aug. "J-totion Easy mlddlin. II pc; low
mddinP lOac; COCA ordinary. Ji-c anl gfos. re-
ccpt 400 bales, all new crop; sales. .J5 bales; stock
$40 bales
WccAy-Net and gross receipts, 1850 bales; exports
constwi.e, 1,15S bales sales, iAD bales.
Norfolk Aug 2S.-Cotton firm: middlng lie: net and
receipts. bale; sales * halos; stock
weelly-Net and gross receipts bales exports coast
wise IS bales; sse., 20 bales
Savannah. Aug. .3.-Coten quiet; mid1llng, HE;
low mddng 1ossc; nss and gross receipts $40 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
Railroads.

NEW LINE TO
y oWAsmYGTToS AND ,l pALT TTb2
PHILA AND READING r. Il.
ami BALTIMORE AND ONO r. r.
Solid Trains-No Transfers No Extra Fare for Fast Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad Of New-Jersey,
For Washington and Baltimore. 80 q m ! II a m
30 80, rs, p. l2 night Sundays, 3 80 M
All trains stop Chester and Wilmington, except 3lo
p For Philadelphia, 4 T45, 30 80 II q. m; 80.
80 3:i5 4, 3 80, 80 D. m. : IL night sundays
80 0 80 a. m 80, ? 30. 315. .. O;SO D. M IL
night $500, 49,, . s.,s oo ho rocurod a. Of n
oGi 4I5 ga i i40 1923 Broadway 737 6th-ayc.. 264
Nest 1o5h.st 1872 East i25th--. New York COuEt-st,
$40 Buttons st.. Broadway, Brooklyn.
Ncw.Iork Transfer Company VIII call for ana check
baggage from hotel residence
NJ t.W-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD FOR RED BANK LONG BRANCH 10SS i;{IH
SPRINiI LAKE AND POINT PLEASANT ~.
"a 1ime table In effect July l. 1889. Trans leave New;
York foot Corandt and Desbrosses sts 800 10 no
ns IL noon 80, 10 express, 40 express except
Red Dank), 4 20 lexpresaJ $40. 7:cO p M sundays
~ I,og foot Of II6ertyst 90 rs 30 II rs a.
"a , 30 80 express 100 a 30 (eNpressl, 90
ieNnfessl 10 D. III. Sundays 200 a. m, 20 D. m
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove ana AsoufS
Rufus BLoDGETT, J. r. wooD
H. p. BALDWIN. Gen'l Pass Agent. G. X H. OF n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
LOUIS FLEISCHMAN,
GEORGE +. DROSTG,
CHTLEOt B. DECKER,
FREDERICK EGLER, Jr.

hereby emphatcally deny both for mysd an any one
representing me- the nsnuation elaine = have pee nha
nv tho SECRETARY OF the Bakers Union thu ha ctle at
tn hei lauarors sail 70 u1ol iotonl by po
alton beng Identical with thai set or,h II the preF'u
ortc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
5iedmbnats.


-CATSKILL MOUNTAINS, RONDOUT
n. ana KINGSTON. landing at Crsnston's !West
Io'nD Cornwall Newburg. Marlboro Milona POUCH
eensie and EsOpu connecting with Ulster ana DcaWate.
Stony Glove Caskl Mountain and Kaaterskll Railroads
NE steamer CITY OF KINGSTON Will leave Pier 40.
fnot Of WEST 10THST, every Tuesday and Ihursday az
'Vs M Saturdays at D. M, landing only at Newbufg
and Poughkeepse connecting with evening Tsh through
the Mountains
Great reduction In fares to the Catsklll Mountains
Wi enl excursions leave Newly 0rk, foot West 1Othst
va Steamer City Of Kingston, on Saturdays at D. m. re-
tnrnlng on the following sunday or Monday night
FOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
n Kill MOUNTAINS.-The Steamer JAMES w.
y sIpWIN leaves foot Harrson-st., \: r., Mondays
Wednesdays and Frdays at 4 p m. making usual land
TROY BOATS. SARATOGA and CITY
AsoF TROY, leave Pier 80. T.; ID pier above
steamer touches Of Albany.
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS. The Old Route
u oUiCKEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST.
XIII leave every day p from foot Of Jay st.
n r. connecting with c. NJ and Cairo Railroad For s,
:, houses rates. &c. send TO pier. or address
VI W. J. HUGHES Catskiu N r.
HUDSON AND COXSACKIE
steamer KAATERSKILL leaves Pier S. N. r. foo,
Of Jsyst. TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
n 4 Special accommodation for horses and carriages
uCDsON RIVER STEAMER MARY pow.
"a ELI. f9r West te;9, Newears. roagekeep.is.
kew:IIs2p,OGrs Milton and hyde PARK
Leave. sSaiib sivs. ONE souk ExsIIs m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
Gteamtcats

4 FALL RIVER LlNE.-FOR BOSTON
"A. NEWPORT. FALL y, RIVER, R,iaso}yy ! Nd
SrD soS0s sssaas sss
'''i Iesy Ns%.ycrs non Pier e N ssa No. foo.
9ros s at sS p T Bos e's c:Ds
the T1 Msq ssns SeS * 80 p M for a, point
E's Sss1nesdS S' Ss R sss's1 dy nee
Sa. Pier Is a Al ps%di pa sssss e'' at %
ALAN b SoAT s. DEAN h PE2PdEs ~. LINE
s rss se easais;lss xTPxSYo
i.gE fxyE "a SSis.' a iA
PHSks Electric asqsi la Sts'H & roS . va Nnns.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
II Day Line Steamers .r,,
NE".fohk DAILY sssesps ssne.y.: " :o~
Leave sRS2ff5kkS Ss.: s9s :! s::s
f. as sa S'TRssas
' VEST EST POINT SsESSSESsHHs and rornrpsr.
VIZ R fIS9 ssy,. with Ulster and De- R. R
,sssa ',P. ,.s o. Ell. h. ~ r.
TgSs AF ~ F a s ss At "a cheer
nne BAND sttachcd 10 each Steamer
MAINE STEAMSHIP? CO.-Only Direct Line
Winthrop every we'd ST.. Elcanora every sat aonnect
ing a: Portland with all steamship and railroad lines for
Bar Harbor, or Orchard Poland Springs White MIA,
Fof rssss 'Ss 19 Pea a. as 'iR AZ
n 0RWlCH LINE.-For Boston, Worcester,
~ New-I.onton Norwich. Wath Hill Block Island
Greenport Shelter Island Sag HaFboF. Whi~ hoanalna
nuuber) y; r., foot watts,s.. inexl pier above Des
brossesst Ferry daily Sundays excepted at 80 D
IIcet ana stse Rooms ecr7et % priDclDa ucset omes
N n y b., AM Ira9klgn Comna9ys Gnce "a! Broadysy
a.'d check baggage from hotels and residence
GEO. w. BRADY. Agent
ID ROVIDENCE LINE FOR BOSTON, PROV.
direct tP pda 81 WfE Fl SPsSir sa Ss
White Mountain Express, with leaving direct
from steamers: wharf 10y Fabysns and nserneda,s points
pier 90 r., foot Of Wairen.s,- a; 80 D. m daily
except sunday connecting at wharf With express train ts
Roston. Tickets ana Siate.oons secured principal
Ns%Y0rS Transter Coz who viii cali fos and check bag.
gare RON hotels residences TO p o. Box 20f1
Tor Excursion Book. which win BE mailed free.
x TONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON, PROVI.
y DFNCE, Narragansett Pier and Watch Hll-Steamers
RHODE ISLAND ana NARKAG ASSErT leave Pier
&C. X. r. ono block aooys CanaLsS a. 700 ~. daily,
,cKe: onices in New-York and Brooklyn, and ofces
New. Transfer Company. who Will call for ard
check baggage from hotels and residences Send p g.
BOX BOIL Tor Excursion BOOK
ITO NEW HAVEN, 75c.
4 EXCURSION good d,y.l SIS
ssssmers {. II. NoRIEAM and coSTTNES1AsL . lssy:
TscS sup Pier sTn 2S a. r. aI s1 VIZ cS o;
Tor 'MERIDEN. HARTFORD. spRINGF1FLD. HqLc
YOEE BE Through tckets sold and haRgeee checked AZ
"a Brosaway New.Ycrk. and I Cour.s.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
PERCY ROCKWELL.

We hereby positively deny having cmpoye1 our men
undar union rules All terms as STATED ~ ssyera. NV
papers dat would have uBdef too thas NV
men employed bakery working ua1eF a1op ful
and regulations posted Tuesday la,t oy GU 1Nos do
members OF tie - Bakers Association"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELFGPApr

Liverpool Aug. o3, 4 p. m.-Co,ton-The sales OF tho
day included 8. 100 bales American.
Futures closed spaiy. Amerean-Middirg low
August delivery. 436fd selleis
and September delivery, 426id sellers September and
October delivery Cd sellers; October and November de-
livery 4s-0id sellers Novembcg and December delivery.
i.id sellers December and January delivery sd
sellers and February delivery 4OGid buyers
February and March delivery 4o6Id buyers September
delivery q AGA sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

SHERIFFrS OFFICE,
COUNTY COURT HOUSE
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK. Aug. 9 1889.
certify the above 10 be true copy OF the election
notice, received by this day from the Secretary Of
JAMES 4 FLACK,
Sheriff OF the City and County Of New-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

Prhlishers Of newspapers will Insert this advertise
ment unless specially authorized 80 10 do. -
JAMES 4. FLACK.
Sheriff Of the City AMI County Of York
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OCEAN Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIn STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
a LINES For CALIFORNIA, gAPAN; CHM
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO
From New.York pier foot Of Canal-st, \. r.
For san Francisco. VIA the istlmu, OF Panama,
CITY OF PARA sails saturday. August 81, noon
For San Franclfco. 1st and Brannan SITS
For China ln1 Japan
CITY OF SYDNEY sails Saturday, August al. p. m
For freight passagc and general Information apply 70
cornnanyis mice on the pier foot Of Canast y. r.
n. J. RCLLAH, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
NAIAN LINE L. S. and Royal Mail Steamers.

NOR QUEENSTOWN MD LINEkPOOL.
F,ror, i;er 80 foot o. Chrietopherst.. New.York
.cr,'v KS nFEIIN "Wednesday, August %, 80 a n
amy ~ r. r>r WedDc siay. september A. ~ 30 p.
scITY or CHICAGO Wednesday. Sept IL 0 80 a m
Ctry oF NFW.YORK "Wednesday, Sept. ts. IL noon.
CABIN PASSAGE 900 and upward. Second CABiN.
outward s2S arh $40 prepaid, $40, STEERAcE. N2n
FROM Imam Pier Grani.st. Jersey City. PETE8
WRIGHT & SONS. General Agents. BowIINo
GREEN. n. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. West 57th.st.. be-
tween 9th and 9TH ayes, DR.. MacARTHUR Pastor -Dr
MORSE breaches at IL a m. and p. m All cordially
Invited b all services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24
BONDS.

c.. e. y 81 ,is. ,is. 1884, , Z 1883
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD IS. co.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON -
NETWORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Steamers sail from ph,r foot edst, Hoooken
FAST FXPRESS STEAMERS.
Fms. sat, Aug "a pm. Lahnwei sent 4i2 80 2 m
Traye, Wed Aug % :3Oa. m. ElbN. Sa, sept e. P"
Fulda.. sat. Aug. 81. u. m. Kaiser "lhem ~, a.
First cabin. s75 and upward a BERTH according 20 io
cation Second cabin $50 an adult. stee,fase az iow'
est rates. OELRICHS & Co. No. BoMIins oleeo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

ROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH, corner 9th.
ave and 34th.st-Serytces at IL a. m. and 40 p m
Rev A. ii. CLAPP d. D.. VIII preach ms c stan
Nrnlcn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING,
from ~ o. ] O'Clock. Come In, rest ana pray .
Stop 20 minutes the hour as your uue ADMITS
Nos ll3 fult0n-st., and % Ahn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

CENTRAL CHURCH, 7th-ave near 14th-st-Rev O. S.
NARROWER, D. D.. Pastor.-Preachng at 10 10 a. M
by Rev GEO T.. HARTWELL, 4. B. Chapel service
of song and prayer at 45 a. All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

12tb.st.. Rev. RICHARD ID. HARLAN, Minister;1 Ser
Wees ii a. m ana 4 D. M The Rev. ROBERT CHRIS
TIE. ID. D., OF 1T. Paul, will preach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 56thst, near stl,; 5yeC
Preaching Sunday morning by the Rev. o. o. HEhIAOD
OF Rochester, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

HUGH o. PENTECoST will speak Sunday. D. H., at
Nilsson Hall, 15th.st near Slave Subject; AN In
famous ConspTacy.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUKUh. 7th.
I'VE. and looth-sts Rev }. r. DAY D. D. PaSt Rrv
SAMUEL d. FAME. sabbath school at 80 D. m
Young peoples meeting, 30 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND Lt LILY, SISS ,Lk,rps
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAt scn, - Ok 3 n M
S saasnie sept + p M Bnsnrie Oct 2 ao, %
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and upward second cabin ts1 ann GpwnS eis *
70 enef c Snr storage 500 companys omce No.
II broadway New'f"rS J. BRUCE IsMAY. Agent
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SALES AT THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND Pc.
sRoLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
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FOURTH REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
4sth-st, between sth and oh aves0Preachng Dy the
Pastor Rev JAMES KENNEDY at 10 80 a. n. ana : +9
D. m. Subject in the evening, Timothy, the Man oil
Cod Strangers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

FORTY-TTIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Gil understanding 10 30 a. m ana 40 p nl' oy
=. l.. BALDWIN. ID. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-24

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST episcopal
CIURCI near sth-aye.-Prcaching by the Pastor, Dr
o. A. BROWN, 10 as a. m. song service, 4 p H.
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