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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
BONDS OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, Oct. s.-The bond offerings to-day
aggregated S11o, 500, follows:
Coupon 4s-S7, 800 at 127.
Registered 4s-$1 900 at 1877. - -
Registered 412s-$Io, 900, sos Ooo So, 900. $1,000.
$50 900 at 105 "a
All the offers were accepted.
The following is a statement Of United States bonds
purchased from August g. 1887, and including octo
Der 5, 1889:
Amount purchased Of 4s, $50, III $50; OF 1-2s,
S12I 1855 500; total, $2O5 ,499, $50. 49,. .
Cost of As $1O7 zoe, $780, of les, s131, 649 ,6o1
Cost at maturity Of As, s14o, 52s, 655; Of 12s
sl38 1879, 500; total, 1884 $50 164. ..
Saving On As. $50, 800 ,3o4 les, s8,4s4-oos !;
total S45, 807 ,312
The amount already applied to the sinking fund
during the present fiscal year IS $40O00OOO, leaving
but IS 900 900 TO be invested for that fund
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
COLORED MEN At THE WRITE HOUSE.

ASKING THE PRESIDENT TO DEFEND THE or
PRESSED NEGRO OF THE SOUTH.
Washington. Oct. s.-Among the mornings Official
callers at the White House were the committee OF
tho National Coorcd Baptist Associauon' recently IN
session at indianapolis, who came to present reso-
mtions adopted by the association asking the Pres
dent 10 do what he could toward suppressng the
outrages committed in the South upon black men
because OF their color The President gave careful
and respectful hearing TO The committee, who upon
departing expressed themselves as satisfied with the
result OF their visit Other callers OF the morning
buchanan and Osborne. OF New-Jersey Morey and
Williams of Ohio and Judge Fisher, of tho Treasury
Denarfment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
THE LOCAL PREACHERS MEETING ENDED.

Yesterday was the last day OF the convention Of tho
National Association Of Local Preachers at the Jane
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. In the morning
the Rev. G. NJ Myer read paper on temperance, and
then the delegates INDUCED in "reminiscences Of the
early days OF the association. After luncheon mo
MORALS of several dead members read 1t was de-
cidcd TO hold the next meeting at Fort wayne Ind,
on the first SATURDAY Of October, 1890 Chaunccy
shaer. Of this city, Is the incoming president OF the
association.
The evening largely devoted TO final reports OF
delegates from the different conferences. \ resolu-
lion was offered, stating that in It's temperance ut
tho convention did not intend to declare in
favor Of any political party. but 1t did not reach q
vote. To-day the delegates Will 60 on an excursion
to Nyack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
FRrITS AND RERRIES-FRESH.

Receipts OF fall apples from the West have been heavy
and the demand quiet with prices tending slightly in
buyers favor Selected varieties are reaching g 50gs3
hui for straight lots OF mXel kinds 81 80 is the ruling
price and common kind. and qualities range down 70 -
or less Very litlo good state fall fruit arriving Winter
fruit mainly 80 and lower but few lots Of
Greening, Baldwin and Spy have been placed a
little higher. Pears not over plenty but meet
only a very moderate demand, and prices
are no more than steady. Ounces scarce and firm
Delaware grapes scarce but running down In quality
and values very irregular fancy lots sell at full prices
while common qualities not wanted Caawba steady.
Concord and good lots OF Western New York rule
firm Up-rver stock poor and dul. sale. Cranberhes
huvn ensed OF a little but clO-e steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

14,S00; for time last week Il 600; consigned
through. $500 0f which 1900 10 New. York on sale,
500 market steady and unchanged Hogs-Receipts last
"a hours $50 head total for week thus 80 30 for
same time last week. 81 800 consigned through, $500 all
st. Louis, Oct s.-Cattle-ReceIpts 200; shipments
600 market strong; choice heavy native steers 80 9OG
o. 30 fair 10 good do 80 20dS4 stOekers feeders
q 99Gs2 90 range steers g. 9oas3 IlogsReeelps
choice heavy 90 s06Sl IS packing grades e3 70as4
light fair 70 best ~ 95dSt IS. sheep-Receipis 100
shipments 700 market steady fair choice % 20ds So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
MISSION THAT DESERVES AID

The management OF the Battery Park Mission sp
to the public in aid OF charitable work 1t is doing
among people OF First Ward and among Protestant
emgrant families AMI the thousands OF young men and
women who come country b better their condition
The mission is open every day for the transaction OF It's
business for four evening meetings In the week, and
Swedish and two English services on Sunday. In con-
is girls lodging house Good help both male
and female often be obnined here Donations should be
sent TO the superintendent. at No. p Sute-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. oct. S.The President mado the follow
ing appointments to-day: Cyrus Anderson, OF Kansas,
to be Register of the Land oflce at Oberlin, Kan.
Alfred Lundval Of Nebraska to be Receiver OF Public
Moneys at Neigh, Neb Charles r. Drake, Of Arizona,
to be Recover of Public Moneys at Tucson, Arlz. !;
John S. Murphy, OF Dakota, TO be agent for the In
dams Of the Fort Berthold Agency, in Dakota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
PRIVATE SECRETARY HALFORD

Washington dispatch TO The Baltimore sun.
Privafe Secretary IIsfod is said to DO very slck
man: indeed HIS condition is such that he canno'
he REMOVED from the white House. For several weeks
past he has been I'm wreched health, and recently nc
Submitted TO very tying operation IN the hope OF
being relieved DIR. Sewers l. attending him, and.
while his patient is not In dangerous state, ho says
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

THE PETREL ACCEPTED BY THE GOVERNMENT.
Washington, oct. s.-Sccretary Tracy to-day issued
an order 10 the contractors of the Petrol to deliver
the vessel at Norfolk Navy Yard for acceptance. She
will probably leave Baltimore tomorrow. At Norfolk
her electric light plant will be placed aboard, and
then she will be complete and ready for service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Mr.. Halford will probably be confined to his room for
week two. In the meantime Mrs. Halfori has
Joined her husband under the Presidents roof that
she may DO rear him and give him the attention no
needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending October g. 1889.
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipts for the Beans, 500 pkgs; peas $50
bushels. Exports: Beans, o36 pkgs; peas, SGT bill,
New State medium pea have been fairly sustained
under light receipts there increased shipments
transit and the market has an easier tone a. the close
Old medium and pea jObbns ouJ very slowly. A few
selling - 60; old stock rather slow
and lower exporters have bought az 81 42 and Is be-
coming difficult to got % as for choice bright coorcd
lots 10 iobbng trade. New red kidney selling fairly on
export and Southern orders and prices stu ruling steady
Hand. picked foreign beans moving fairly In q JoDDng
way but there Is easy tone to prices car OF new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
FRUITS AND BERRIES-DRIED.

Recqlpt. for week, $3.50 pkgs; exports, $50 I&gS
About 1000 new eyaportSd apples arrived this %ee
quality Old fruit jobblng 5Ra62c generally southern
sungdfied sliced guet at 4a5e for prime to fancy
heavy packed Ohio would bring 4a perhaps &C. Chops
rather quiet at 2Ad23.c fancy Delaware peeled
psres sold al "a a25c old stock held firmly at 14d2Oc
Fancy grades sundried peaches comparatively scarce ana
Grn other grades fairly plenty and slow Ra.pbcrrcS IN
small supply and ayorng the seller Choice cherries also
scare. and hrm but there II no call stock
Blsckberres weak. Large lots Of California aprcots and
Twin and a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Lawyer Hughes who appeared for the defendants asked
adjournment and the was set down for October
II. John D. White furnished bail for the prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
MILK AND CREAM.

The daily average receipts OF milk and cream At "a
different railroad distributing points IN and the city
for the week have been follows Erie, 900 cans d
milk, 81 " condensed milk and i0l OF cream;
Susquehanna .2G0 cans OF milk and 10 Of cream
NewYork Central and Harlem, 1900 cans OF milk, iI8
OF condensed milk and las OF cream New.York
City and Northern, 255 of milk; New Haven and
Hartford 10l0 cans Of milk Ontario and Western l. $50
OF milk and 4S OF West O7O cans
Of milk 43 of condensed milk and ~ cream
NewJersey Central, $50 OF milk and 10 cans ~
and by miscellaneous short routes. cans Of
milk and 40 Of cream. The total daily supply has
40 OF milk, 1877 OF milk and
372 Of The price paid for the surplus
the platforms has been 81 so a can OF 40 quartz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
Stock Exchange. Consolidated.

Includes sales OF % 900 barrels Of October delivery
at 90 Ia G06 "a cents.
Refined oil was unchanged at cents per gallon al
all pss>s.
Foreign S'aOtafons-Antwerp II Is francs; Bremen,
$50 marks London 11-16dI3-16 pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
poultry Nd GAME.

There IS still pretty l'ol demand for prime live
poultry for tho Jewish h. lays. but the supply - so
much LARGER that an ea ing Is not1 In most kinds
fowls are the best sustained good lots reaching he
Chickens have fallen 10 0Ldl02c. and sell slowly at
that Ducks and gees occasionally exceed outside quo
tatlons when large and fat. - =, -. ., ~,
and declining large accumulation Is on hand unsold at
the clio and M market very heavy with few offers
on .cold,d cbickens and fowl. Toe. and dfypcked
at loqlis Philadelphia chickens Of a-ge ste and few
choice small or bronc sold fairly az l1c rarely
shade higher but lots and all medium sizes are
ext-emeiv duu TURKEYS easier. Ducks also IN buyers
favor Souabs ADVANCED last week. but clo'e weaker ,
rardaes que rcS n In ne %S ERA ri so ana W SG
lots arc dul. az Ell o5. WOodcock dun. Will duek'
very quiet uncls extra choice Nensoh n ,or h i
had 70 20 ut low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

Irish potatoes in heavy supply largely from the
West and prices are barely edy a. the Quotations given
County red onions peny and fancy lots
nrmer, though very few such be found, common
ron 81 - down Western reds penty and dull a. 81
wide range quality ard value choice lots rule nrm.
canada Russia turnps offered 81 65 per Dbl net but
hard to move freely above 81 80. Other vegetables with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
EGGS.

Receipts for week, 8, PAS bbls 3l,4lS The
became decidedly dull Immediately following our
last report and has continued 90 ever since And the
high quottons in the market turned much larger proper
ton OF the fresh collections this way well as drawing
receipts nave run very heavy Stock has accumulated
rapidly, and market has declined closing weak and
unsettled the reduction noted. Best fresh are
freely offered 22c with held fresh and icehousc goods
ranging down to 15c condition. LINED
al.n he.tW nd Canadian lSac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
BUTTER.

Receipts for week. 90 $50 pkss; exports 1850 pkgs.
The trade throughout the week been very slow and
with continued receipts fresh stock and freer Offer
nss Of held goods the market has developed further weak
ness To-day there little pressure TO sell, ana
prices were shaded whenever It would lead business
state creamery pals have accumulated little OF late and
the market Ia heavy IL takes the fancest fresh lots 10
reach 2Gc. some fancy mark, going at 252c Extra
quality in tubs is selling at 25d252c Tho high cost OF
the Egln hari struggle to get out without
but the Wholesale demand for them is Light that
iobhers above 26c for the best Much
better quality Is shown In the Western receipts and there
IL proportion OF and many buyers arr
looking thing little cheaper, there Is surplus
OF the grades Extras arc, Therefore weak al 2i2a
extra nrsts down 12al3c for poor seconds June cream
quiet hard reach 20c for the finest well
kept lots dairy fresh half tubs bring 24c when
fine but the bulk OF the receipts contain more or less OF
the early tubs and such very slowly few sales
dairy nrkns reported 17dl0c The western pack
nss held about steady but there Is less doing a. tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
SUNDRIFS.

NUTS-Peanuts quiet 72c for fancy hand.pcked ana
6a0tc for extras Sheled firm at SC for No. and 2as
for No. Chestnuts declined sfaa5 per bushe lash
Wednesday but have since been and IN demand =
frmer prices closing strong at IS 50Qs6 Hekory nuS
quiet at al 25cS1 so per bushel.
BFFSWAX-SlOw AZ 22d23c
HONEY-A fair demand a 15d16c yhita ciovs~
nd buckNyhpot. '~-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Receipts for week IS 09i boxes; exports 224S boxes
The market forced up 10c following last week
y report but buyers did not respond very well and trade
became dull that easier feeling developed on
Friday, with forced sales at decline Sc far this
week there has been light trading both on foreign and
homo account but the prices ruling in the country have
been much above the relative value here that holders
asking full and urging business Fancy State
factory, both coored and white, Is quoabe al l02d 0ic
with the outside figure about low the best lots Of
All September dates be bought Fair TO prime gratos
range from 9ad l0tc Home trade has taken most OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
HOPS.

Receipts for week 1858 oacs. EIpcrS. 1i9 bales
No mpfoycnent IN the demand either from brewers OF
dealers and with c or no Interest from eXpliters me
market continues dull and weak Inc choicest lOl' o
state 1895 rarely aboY" ICE while fair 10 prime gfa1
are Offering lOal lc AMI common growth, can o.
Taught "a &c or less The SO crop Is also weaker AMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEG

nur,lo oct s-Catuc--I,oceips last "a hours. loo
head total Tor week thus fac 1890 for same time last
week 10 900 consigned through $50 all 70 New YORK
on sale 60 market irregular. Sheep and Iambs-Re'
copts last "a hours $500 head total for week thus mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-09

Cash quotations as f0IIoWs; FIOur QuIet AHu
Unchanged No . spring wheat Sole; No. spring
Wat lomnal; No rel soho No corn s9ssc No
naxrecd 81 80; prime timothy seed 81 90 mex PORK.
per Dbl @lO lard per 100 D. SO 2l2es6 81 short ribs
short clear sides Cboxeb, 5SS5iac; whisky d'tiers
nnis hod goods per gal 81 OF sugars cut Loaf o2cs
cranulated 79,c; standard a." FAC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL--There is q fair demand for
bricks prices FOR which are steady. Bricks CrotOn
Philadelphia Front s25ss2s Hsvrssraw hard S s5@
American Portland. 90 106s2 20 English Portland ~ 70
9s2 80 German Portland, 81 30aS2 40 Rocaiand Common
Lime Soc and do finishing 81 05; Ground. SOC Lath.
~ rs per Loco Coats Hair, 27Ssoe per bushei Cas's
COFFEE Brazil grades on the spot strong and more
active Sales 5000 bags at 10 7Sa1Bc for No. q Fair
carGOes quoted ~ 1Ss Mid grsdss Arm and n 1. fair
The option market devoid Of special fes lures and the
dealings again light although showing slight In.
crease over Yesterday February and Dece aber advanced
points early, while other months ruled eaxeT subse.
general rise 1920 points, closing steady Havre is
up 1894 f, and Hamburg shows further gain OF Lac
10 pfg RIO Receipts 1000 bags Rio elearances
for United Satea 600 bags do for Europe 1000 bags
total stock Ala 600 bags; Santos receipts 900 bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
7 vop1 DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY lssTEN PAGES

the stock was Offered and sold down from So l-2 to
521-o A strictly private report" was circulated
that Subscribers TO the loan to release the com
many from its emharraSsments were refusing to
nav up This is the reply from Boston Co
question on that point: / do not see how any
and could not pay SO far we know all have
responded. We have client who took $3.50, 900,
and he has anted every time"
At the same time some ignoramus suddenly dis
covered that the st. Louis and San Francisco
Company was joint guarantor with the AtchiSon
bonds So TO help the bear7 market along the
preferred stock of that company was quickly
sold down from 60 1-S to 6i il closed at 62 ia:
The stock has been of the dull ones, ana
probably the actual transactions in IT nave nop
been in three months equal to to-day re-
ported" transactions. The company declared z
per cent on the first preferred for the year looo
and paid 1-2 per cent last Aprll on inc Pre-
ferred stock. These were the features OF 10
DAYS market To say that they dld nog nave
some effect on the general market woua DC iVi-
lowing after our near contemporary; pun ~ -
true except that the same interest which worked
the two specials spread out over the wnole mar
ket that the effect would have Deen hmlued 10 a
creation of dulness with no fluctuations IN prices
As it is, the days total was only 10000 Shares
against 210,1Sl shares yesterday; O.
As Tomorrow is not n delivery day at the Stock
Exchange there will be no loan market July 10
deyelop the character of to-day's dealings. Inc
bears have two hours on saturday 10 ilqmdate
to-days operations so thst TO nUrgcas' "Cndday
ioan market. however reflected a considerable
addition 10 the short interest by yesterdays Dusl
ness The market closed Irregular
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
In Government bonds. the per cents sold at
1877 "a and the LIS at lOo Annexed are inc
closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
rKo ARrANr KYArns HE'D.

George Taylor, alias Foster, and EranR Tlshmanr
the two negro burglars who have long been wanted Tor
many burglaTies here and In Jersey City, were
brought heavily handcuffed to the Essex Market
Police Court yesterday afternoon. Inspector Byrnes
had intended at first to hand the rascals over to the
Jersey police for their depredatons In that
State, but changed his mind on second thought and
determined TO hold them here for the burglaries COM
mitted In this city. John B. Johnson real estate
broker Of No. 371 Pieasant-ave made a complaint
that will probably land them in State Prison for twenty
years each. On the night of January 9. the two men
broke open the shutters of Mr. Jobnson's home. and
stole silver urn, silk umbrella and an oyercoat
The ogercoat Taylor wearing when ne was
arrested Taylor admitted that he ana IiRnmal
committed the burglary. The second complain
was made by Clarence H. Lippman, OF No 3o0 Pleas
ant-ave. His house entered on January . ahd
5000 worth of property stolen. Taylor pleaded
guilty 10 this charge and Tghman not guilty.
Their female acc0mplice, Jennie webster, In whose
apartments at No. 1913 West Twenty seventh-st tne
stolen property recovered, was Included IN tne
third charge OF burglary, made by James Train, OF
No 1876 West Twenty -thiId-st. His home was broken
into on October ~ by Taylor and 1lghman who stole
$3.50 worth of property, among which was CLOAK,
which was given % Jennie, and which she knew was
rtolen when she accepted It. She, however, denied
THAT she knew IL stolen Justice O'Reily held
The men in default Of 81, 000 bail each to answer
the three charges, and the woman was held in de-
fault OF 81 500 bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
THE TROUBLE AMONG THE GIANTS.
MANAGER MuTRIE SAYS HE is GOING TO STOP III
THERE MAY BE A GAME OF BALL
ToLMORRoW

II there is anything baseball manager anhure
Il is the prospect Of trouble between or WIN any OK
HE plavers IT Is generally considered by managers
FRAT club 10 be successful must be happy family.
manager Mutrie. of the New-York club. yesterday
thought he saw breakers ahead. and SAYS he Is going
IA stear cleer of them local paper published raas
warenhurst the college player was 10 succeed ward
=. short stop This news brought Hatfield, tho
f,an,s, substitute TO the city with grievance and
g wefchty protest. Hatfield does not object to play
ING second fiddle to Ward but no does 10 a young
collage payer at IS all wrong" said Murie. yestcr-
day Wagenhurst not engaged to take Wards place
ar In dl any particular position. l never said or
,,up,,ed any such thing. Why. We have not lost
Ward. vet In case we do lose Ward. then we will
engage or appoint HIS successor. There win be no
fayorittsm shown in the choicer
A meeting of tho International League viii be
held at the Genesee House. Buffalo, Tuesday.
What city win be selected to tae Hamilton's place
Is doubtful. In case London also goes out. then
the Jersey City and Newark clubs might be induced
to join. This Is the opinion of Manager Chapman.
Of the Syracuse team. who arrived in the city yester
day.
Pitcher ]. ]. Tanning OF the Buffalo club was mar
ried TO widow the other day who is encountered
with two children and $4,000 in cash. TWO years
ago Tanning was one Of the star amateur pitchers
OF this neghborhood PLAYING with the Nassau Ath
letic Club nine OF Brooklyn.
The League and Association clubs are not signing
Is many young players IS ust'aL inexperienced
"young blood has been found rather expensive
pleasure. II the present weather continues a game
Of baseball will be played at the Polo Grounds to-
morrow afternoon The match VIII be between
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
THE COURTS.


BROKERS SUED BY A BANK RECEIVER
The suit of Henry j. Anderson. the receiver of the
First National Bank of Albion against the members OF
the firm of Chase g. Atkins, stock brokers, was on
trial yesterday before Judge shpman. in the United
States Circuit Court. The is similar in many
respects that of Receiver Anderson against Kissam
whitney Co. in which the receiver obtained 1udg-
ment for over $3.50 900. A. S. Warner. the defaung
cashier of the bank speculated in the stock market,
principally through the house of Nissan. Whitney O.
Co The suit in the present case is for $1,000 the
sseorte ~ Wingate appeared for the plaintiff. and
John T. Burrfl and joseph H. Choate for the defeno-
ants The trial win continue for several DAYS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
pporpor,oy FOR THE MERCHANT MARIyE.

A committee Of the American Shipping and In
dusrisl League has sent to Pesdentelect Harrison
letter on the question Of the mercantile marine service
The disappearance Of the American flag in the great
traffic on the high seas is deplored, and the letter
states that the population wealth and manufactures
of the United states arc increasing with unprece-
denied measure. Its previous growth bears eloquent
testimony in favor Of the policy Of protecting home
industries but we not regard with tranquility or
vrdc of country the neglect and refusal to sustain
one of the most potent agencies of nations indepen
dance international prestige and creative power.
~ the 81 600. 600 600 paid since 1895 account
~ American ffelghts, only per cent went to the
support OF own shipping"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-19
urrrs PoR sUypAY-soHoo1 TEACHERS

A public meeting Of the Sew-York sunday-Senool As
soctation will DO held in the Collegiate Reformed
Church, at Fifth-aye. and Twenu-nlnth-st, on mon
day ut :a5 y. m. Tho OBJECT wiz 90 70 s'uos ene
ss,nd avscboo, lesson for the following week. The
teachers meeting win be conducted by ths Rev. Dr.
4. q Kittredge, for twenty minutes The lesson VIII
be introduced by Ralph Wells, and the Rev Dr. A. Z.
ychaufer VIII hold an intermediate class tor twenty
,nIputcs Tho Rev. DR.. Virgin viii give hints 70 ADULT
class teachers aud then Ralph Wells VIII catechiso
the audience On the losson-