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ROCKS OF THE WEEK.

u,oxrx1svxa BY Cyrus r. McNutt f2ns,pp 1ss.
(Chieago: 7. B. DeAison.) y.u
A.. n l2mo PIP 23s. tBosten; D. Letnrop Cs1
AcooLox OF eAuI, WITH OTHER POEMS ~ Msrtcn
Cawcin. syc, pp. 1874 louisville JOIN r Aer'on
b Coz ,x,,,, w
TEE Cnoss Asc1sxr AND MopEHK ~ Mli = q. w.
Blafe. 4fo, pp. 81 tAnson d. +. Randolph -.
xs.,ys RELIGIOUS, SOCIAL PoLIrToAL - D1 n1 Az
wood WATSON l2mss pp 800 tcnsrieS l. D'''As
ham, 49,. ~
ecr,ry.Arn AND THE SCOTS BY Peter Ross i2mo Pp'
a15 New-York: scettish- American omeeJ
n .rYn1 raxSrwoRTHy. BY John MeGcvsrn-. A<"' ~
2sI. Paper (Rand, Mentally q oel
METAL EVOLUTION IN MAN.. By oesrgs 'ohh ~"
Names. svo. PIP. 452 p ApPieWn 800 ~.
TEE FoIK,LoRE OF PLANTS BY l. r. 1' D90i' N'
pp 1928 %. Appleton COL -,
TEE wAxDERrSos OF OIsfS AND oIhss T For1 PAM
Ircnsh d Col z,a.
.xyylcrscr OF IRISH SCHOOL, BY Maurice n npie
X. A., Ii. d. 12mo, PIP. 81 Lsndon' slnpAm'
Msrshall d Coz .r.
BRIAN BORN AND BATTLE OF cLoST4Sra .n e 81,
BY Affa N. @ Hime. LIMO PIP 40 ti"n"vA SAr
hn Marshall co.,
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NEW BOOKS AND NEV EDITIONS

m, sc-.x,r..x,. 40 Fducaaon,s Of which tne
American publisher is G. W. Bafooen' - r,,r,,sh
= compilation adapted to the especiai So ~ a.s to
seschers--n such publication can DO supf .sd,ey
have any reason for existence. us eu' .s..sd and
=, which irrrIevant subjects are ofen ues'e', -
100 -..s ~. .rcepton Of some tcchnies inior
,.,sor cannot be Thought Of IS supplying 'no p.~-s
80 .s "a shs works Oh reference TO which
s...hsxl h,h,tnaI,y apply. 1t contains scafoeiy ""s
matter Of special interest or sa'u0 $50
t..ehcrs ~ we except tho appendix Tn'oh ~
reasonably full photography Oh peoAsos'o .",nu,s
,,,s,tsss occupy Just page in tho ATse volume,
~ education generally s not fepresentea
~ srsster proportional detail
nm. r,pntncosts print Essays BY Henry 7. Ains'
s-.a,.s his portrait to tho volume. Ther are
,n.tr-eirht of these scrappy essays ana inc rang
- subiecs is much wider than the range Oh 'o'us"'
p,hsrts BROTHERS have issued now volume OF 'her
x~.t,v Handy Library containing gooo Sir ihon.a9
yrowne,s immortal ~Rengio Medici,' tosetner VIII
a.. chr,st.an Morals Urn Burial, and othsr papers
,rhere .re few books, old new, which are oe''er
worth reading, and keeping, and renschns upon'
an. r.d,as in parliament and other Pieces BY
>, n r-.ve,vaa Bohn's ubrary) belongs to an o.
.snx;siv epheneral GLASS of composition. Ine iun ~
a 4 undergraduate fun, and necessarily eDsoie'o .n0
verses and beief dramatic pieces no~cVee' '"S" ~'
eaded cscvcrness and vsrssfihfy'
fresh volume In the Canem' ooncs SA"S
ssacr CONTAINS salection from DE- 'oansons o's~sS
from he Rambler the Adventures ana ue ia 49,
: n,srsph,csl nkroducstlon and notes by stuart D.
,sd The examples ere CHARACTERISTIC, but the edieor
~. eonsvhas awkwardly put all the netes in an ap
eendix.
No more compendious and useful book upon fioraa
~. anpeayet man The Florida Of TO-DAY BY James
wood Davidson. A. Nj. %. Appleton q Col 10 is i@-
pishea with maps and Illustrations and covers every
sopis 10 traveller, invalid or prospective se"ee s'
an Nkssy to need Information upon.
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Mnsiral 1nsirnmemis.
Railroans.

CEN EFT a I RAkRoA A Of YSIS%RE S
'oo fine Ta6is q January 10. 1853. M Inv
400 Q: m. for Esson Bethlehem. Allentown, Msuch
OAs1s R'ss1s H:Isss sson psA.As Alien
s.sq m. fismnsssn. LAX, ,Hepascgns, Es..en,
ssaSs sssse asSs Hsssas
shsmokin, BunbuL LeNisburg, wilamspoft.
,. N for Flela agton Eastop. Behlehem Allentown.
S:s5 D. N. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh
o's? $s:Isa
Chunk. Esadins, Harrisburg. On sundays At so
10. 81 ss'M9iss;s S.as 49, oac p m SUN
f dessp Grove except sunday, Point o piesssSs
ebssss Toms RIVER ssrness etc CO. Aan
. q Sab p c r. % il yssssaf sass'o sso $50
gag FOR HAKswo e Il $50 saS ~. f nSSo 40
4 80 d M parior cars ~ 30 and 30
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
ESQ m, 1Yp NJ q DO D M. Through Express.
sHoRr1;sr And QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
We qcngl = r. OF New-Jersey and Phladsphis ana
ss;dps Is. sssys i 80: Lsns sc' n il r.
sss sss ssaasssn 10. Reading iss
sss ~ r,, sss g: :ss.. s.s s.ssur,s
12ssh.st, 1s2 East i2stA,st, New.Yefk; 4 Csurtst.
sasssss Ssa Sss Ies sasaS CAL ''s ana sAs's
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,rnAruREs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The grain markets are still water-logged No new
feature was developed yesterday and buyers ana soes
are only traders who try to catch varying fractions casn
wheat was entirely nominal and the speculation was ne
less making record OF only 100000 bushela The 90
iyeres on contract amounted 10 100000 bushels but ey
were tssa and produced effect orders May ranged
from Ell 90 Ia to 90 1915 cents and then ended %
III 90 Ia the same Thursday night. April was IN.
changed 90 1s, and March fS cent easier as " Dc
cents but June was quoted at 81 90 os gain Of da
dull and shade lower with only 900 bushels taken for
nuence. The options closed practically unchanged ~
"a 10 for March, 43 "a for April and May and a es9ss
Options ended at 80 rs for March, 81 IA for April aad
81 "a for May Even lard neglected ana tne
options CLOSED OF shade follows: March and April
12 May T. June 81 15 July 81 10. August " To-
receipts q grain and hour rsgcrtsa ysstedss e. e
follows: Wheat, s757 bushels; corn 212 74o bushes
oats 1904 bushels total grain 2e4 51s bushels; aou
packages The arrivals at Chicago, Milwaukee, ana
ST Lcdis were Wheat, e. sSs bushels; corn fs go
els flour, IS 362 barrels
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT ToHR.fRxcK TRGNK LINE
On and after Febrdary g. trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
.n aesss. md Nsn ssflIs ps
;s:9 as:f ss e.: "a ass * ss Il
sg SzsAsss slss1s sEaaFzzE sAS Y5sgH
Psss r. :sg1 s s.'s e:
t.ss.sd & ss Il sssSa. 81 s;.aS;
re Ssssss o efpsD }ss 20 st'b s,o
NM So sSs
for Saratoga. LAks George. Rutland Bennnston Nort8
g sf Special y draw
AssS@SdaNS I'M. 2 Albany :.d Try cos:
p neinss i on MtcnSnss ~0'm ana
S,Hsings :Ds g. Esc!: II
tosso and Sis eSsslsnd cineinns naisnspcs g. eai
Detroit and Chicago. with vestfbule1 and steamheas1
sleePing ana dining cars 49,. r.n..
70 Ssnss via az Rouss and 70 s.
except s1ads sss .,sss ss:s
rs Ss@s e 70 qs'fsls g Bs
suapo 81 noss Ssso and cSsao ~sa sun
Slice ngcsrs WATERFOWL via Utica, daily except
SATURDAY also % Csnandagua q Sundays only, =.
connection with train leaving Saturday Sleeping can
Albany csDrecss st lbsny Nth train 1 fer s West
% s.y q 4 ps ss1 Face csa' bsy sa RS
ssd Iss.h.sE station. syosk sss washipstOn and
Q s ap sRa So ss n nd b g
n0's Run dsy others daily except sunday stop q
% < 49, general ' p sss ana Agent
J. NJ. ToUCEY. Gene-s. Superintendent
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEwp FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PnlcEA
The February report Of Development work ~ the -
troleum country shows decrease Of ak I'm the nuo OF
wells nished compared with January but there Is an IN
Of 1877 barrels In the daily average new
Undismayed by the small returns from their efforts ths
producers appcar to bs willing try their luck and an
Increase is recorded OF twenty six In ths numoef o. "es
ceiyed pretty generally buh under the
the condition OF the roads In the West having ss
shown The crude oil market however did not esfy ~
feet this talk quiet but fully STEADY anu HEcn
the bears found that their long hoped for
not to begin at they aFted 70 cover An ~ ~
dealings OF activity was osveiopeu all
rose easily to 90 cents The market closed strong ~
The range Of prices ana total dealings were as fol-
lows: 49,. ,rtdstaA
GSR sSssss . .:.: ssgS ssiS
lowest ~ a-6 k033
Elna ..-------'---- ~ o Ucoo0 a3r 200
Refined eli was unchanged at 40 cents per exnon IA
New-York, and cents In philadelphia and sas'm'io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March Cspecia)-whest was steadted TO-DAY
by the publication Of the stocks at Liverpool showing
decrease for month wheat 592 900 bushels and
decrease in -four for the month Of over 10000 sacks
May wheat opened az 81 bs sold between s1o7 3d.
nyened again by the purchases Of some Of the shorts
May opened st Ss 7s esnts sold e SO Il and cosed
closed q the same price "a a cents There were more
little. May pork opened at ell 20. sold between
s11 IL IL and eli g - and closed at 81 81 Ia NAY
opened st s6 and closed at 90 o5. On the curb May
wheat At 81 Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
l. On and after JANUARX e, 1889.

GREAT TRUNK LINE
Train. iesve Nsw.York via besbrosscs and corsnds
Streets Ferries. as follows
1 Cars sElsohsd 90 : SisS tDInase Gan sss
ptnns smoking and sleeping vesibaied Carr at ;o6
Lock Haven oo osIs e, GSssy sIs
i nss ,h Is On p Regions s s'A-'''.AS WY ~ ''''
E Ess 1sssass 100 @
Il 100 q; n. 90 2; oo and 100 p H. sundayR
sa Sns and w "a SS m and the Limited w.
sssis'y ' i Dining 8, g. V "
isss.y a sas aS g !: 2 ~ u night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
s,,dss M:sa jSSst RI week "a f' sss..
lions. VIZ Railway and ASaoSy . 10 A. II neon
SG0 s sS not stop 0 asss sSPf.s sAs M .aa
gnt and KSTtok x, Nsw l,1 ri ra bsid.
Rs s's and ssd f bss n sss?s6 GS va
transfer for brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
tora.ads Streets Ferries, as follows:
' w Vs. g ia4s.ss L' .as s 1
s,I'sn aps % Z 20 snl III c and Z s
suIsa sSlsss ss ooC .aS imssai Ind re is
night asS TO- Except Sunday,
ana N. No D. on Sundays 4sason for
csss ome. as $40 and az "a to 5Isss,,y
4;1 asuss sn az sSs q %
5osyn Ss t hSeSssS Garden ssa'n Jersey
hssS.a 'fS: "a Win call for ana
eAssf ssssss'p t5ST hotels and '''sa' woop
General Manager. General Psss'r AGENT
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Z, RE RAIL WAY.-Ticket Offices, 401, 3I7,
~ I'll and e57 Broadway. 1853 - Bowcry, i Battery
s3I and asa Fulton-st, BIooklyn; lo7 Bnadwy
WI N"ok y s1 die s s az
or Sleeping Gar reservations orders for checking and
leave 2sdst 5 minutes earlier than time ssown frOn
e. e so g. M c Sn e u Express Pullman
6ss. TSi md q fou. Limited
solid Pullman train pay and BUFFET Sleeping Coaches Y
and SSnl Sc Loas No stra charre Tor fast dine;
20 % eSSy sas osss E RSss
Bufsio. Cincinnati and Chicagoo .so On. 30, a.
no1 sG'l T. As 4ss5s Us % '2 $50
S;59 sd 70 go sO u i R!ss 70 noon:
Patsrscs. AS & TO s;so lo :9 y ncp 9n;
l:ad IS $50 o 49, 49, 49, &c. is 80 80 s ssS
Nswask and Paterson ny via s so o "a
. ssS s,S s sS 1o'' h
Ees s,s ss SS 80 % u aisS e.
.s sso 10 20 Is g. ssS &c. s.5S
iSSldsSsSsSS r ges Z ss,y,; .as 7as0. 1880
LIZ s;ss ;sS So % 1 g. 49, y night Newark
PA .s q sua 0 70 IS Is wsss arrive IN S'"Y''f a.
'Gen'I Supt Genl Iass- Agent -
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Gearhers.

A REST TEACHERS supplied. charge |; teachers
n. wanted; registration foe vacancies Gv>ys %
hand form for stamp. K =, AVERY. Amenesn esnooi
bureau, West 14thstr N. u.
4 -PROFESSoRs, Teachers. Tutors. Governessek An
A.brsnehes supplied schools and famnes Niromrss
s<hoais 10 pxrentA Modern languages spoken. MlKlAh
CoYRiERE 81 East I7ik.st, boz Ash:sye and Bwsy.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENo!
"A supplies Pfofessors Tezehers Tutors. Governesses.
&C. College, ssbSqs spd Ts@es "a I Apply 70
% RooKwAY's TEACHERS AGENCY (iognetly Chi:
and faIniiiea Mrs. L. FREEMAN-BR0CKWAY. q
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TBAcHERs' AGENCY So,
- Oldest and best known In Y: = tstsousnea 700
YXToMAN's EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU tfor
w both sexes) supplies professors tesshers
musicians housekeepers Companions. ehaperones, &C. 70
colleges schools and families also bookkeepers stenogr
pliers and copyists 70 business firms =. 49,.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ -Trsins leave ohambersst Station week day. fes
a 90 80 and II 80 rs, 80, T. 4 80 10.
$40 $50. 20 40; 10 80 D. M, IL midnight Sundays.
4, g .W a. 4, ~ as D.
Additional trains to Cressktii and way 40 N. ss4
TOR Manuel. Spring Valley. Monsey and TsIlmsna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

SPIRITS OF TURpEErINE.
CHARLESTON, Mar. l,-Turpentine firm AZ 46c asked.
SAVANNAH. Mar. l.--Turpentine firm at47,oo.
WunHeros. Mar. 1-Turpentine firm az Ate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.
FALL RIvKR, Mar 1.-The print coe market Is ques and
steady Quotations firm and unchanged a for spot
s and Sko for te futurcs There has been f busncss
during the week the sales being aoons equal TO mo prcdsc
ton.
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Dancina Araoemies.

Daneins Araoemies.
A 'AAN' No Ss1 6TIIAvE
Evening Class for Gentle1nen and Private Lcssons
See Circular
a IExANEER MACGREGoRS. 1QS WEST 55TH-5T.
"A Private Lessons and Glasses In Dancing daily.
Mendelssohn Hall 70 let for private entertainments
A betwscn 18Th and 18th private and class Lessons
ali hours lady assistants special terms for clubs ana ia
iies; classes attended, city country weiz aughs
rapidly classes afternoon and evening; terms Inoaeete
r. ERNANDo's Dancing Academy le2 Eas, essh-ss,l,
II New classes forming for second term. All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

r1Rsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, sth-ays.. corner
,oA al. che REV. RICHARD D. HARLAN, Miplster.-,
Morning service. II o'clock childrens service ana
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INAUGURATION TRAINS
TO
wASHlNGTON
VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
f0i The following trains viii be run irols NEW YORK
to WASHINGTON on
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. MARCH I'D ANb sn
Leays NewYork stations of Cortaadt and DesDfss
e. sATys Hs s. sS 49, 70 sfss': q
$40 Congressional Limited Express) 1880, so0 r No
i'ss s "a w, ss
nsssH m' Limited Esp,sss j.. $50
The nSov Trains will be run in sections As hs
1'''''A PARLoR CARS ON DAY TRAINS.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINA
Returning trains win Leave re IasnSS csregens
s sns Sr ai tsS e SS S o.
@ MI n !. S1,ns ss s ssslSns IN
Pullman Sleeping Cars VIII ee sseh en- to nh sas b '' az
copied on SsWYosk and washington Limited Express and
sss. I psrSt s sag s.pns
apply wg ticket 9sss ~. Ss oa 81 81 b sss sSs
s sas e eosss s Ire
H Aaacs ssss neSo i 81 ss Jersey
va u As MsEsser. General Passenger Agent.
TEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
:. eAssEssna TRAM. leave soo' Of cors''nd' 'as
Z, Emit g'Ss s
.ns &. N west ss sns ypsnsps pns Chair car "
E9if M for sy Ssa and nssssdsss ge 5sis.
81 uo sas Rsas ne
HsIss' e. s..s: ana a. g. Hss sss'ss, a.
S.! asssA C. Ss'9H az as'" sss ss
Aagch Ia, Geneva Lyons Eimirs Roehestsr Bunals
ana ks West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons 40 :, -
n.s. ' y !. lfi Sss ss ;ss'ss
q Z n. tes Msuen Chunk, HsFIsson and msssnsone
p'9sSs , n 70, oorlu end ,nsssnsdlss points -.
IN e fol 6eney1. LyonA Elnire koeneassr
ana = d Ts:s Elan sS o ssssRs' Is Ssssa..s
CHORE LINEr-ALL RAIL UTE,.jasSs33ihs !
Boston Ssyyss ~; so EsS I'd
iss ss.io H H's = II E IS zv
!: 3; s EssRR:'t !: 8 ]. ~: IS s e''''
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luefrurtfon.


For young Ladiss-city.
RI LECTURES FOR LADIEsvRevs ! ~, sushos
q sissS e, Sa '0' LAZY wanted
y AN NORMAN INSTITUTE Grounded isS7, s ssd..s
S1. SzE 6issa .'
For Rows and Young Msn-city.
THIyERsIrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, asss asS
ssl i9s SHGSShbs s1ssSssoas f1nepss
WDasDSE sSHo1H e ssan ss Students sSs
prepared ii fcr cioia@bia School Of Mines
For Both Sexss-oity
A -orRcuLARs OF GOOD SCHOOLS, FREE see
O. sSys % flaEd as. s sss
POPULAR GLASSES in yE sESSE sc GSMM MUSIC
H nAsf 9SSssahSs soE sfaHvE
ana FFssy sTsass
Of Bsnn Pt@s1 ,.i PhGfnSYgrsphy ia "'''
THE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGuASSESx,,
Madison T SagsaMsHs 'IBsEtse,iftN nc now -
Branches: Brooklyn Boston, washington. PhaoeiphiA
Musical INSTRUCTION.
A -NEw.YoRK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
lsEHs$ ssss s:y
pS%sIs Sn so3 9etSs PsssSs .. organised
bak HNS SfssTs "a pulls
B ME- ~ s SgTas AZ e. aPs e e
Art Schools
9 . aSs S ID $780, 81 ssa oSss fs
references. 10 G4 " Nations, ssss,
Bows and Young Men-countrv.
A 5 s5azzd5G Wiz fs5 Fiees $3.50
B0hDH'7@Ss SHBSS4sS sssS s9sl
q ATWOOD SCHOOL FOR BoYsAs MnSc Conn n
o. SS . D RA Il s f9s'1
rev Rev oi = sH SSt s5f {ssss 2es
IRVING s hsss 0sEs @
Tor qs Ss S sSysn'sTs dass s'f'n'' P
SIX s5aSSE FOX S, FJ S & sy BOYS BSF S0
Beautiful County seat Home Training, Thorough In
''rucs'n' fGsy'P @YLEfSM A NEwBoLD PRINCIPAL
D ARK AVENUE INsTITgTp gRIpSsEpoaTs Conn sTs,
Psens s0 ss.ss pleased Sept To- 1855
f0f 0i''u'''' '"i' s. B. JONES, A. n, Principal.
p f TES t4H 4Ek NRiATHf aIISgARE
8y EasIpncsT p c SasoE MTx President
JTSHE PEEKBKILL MILITARY ACADEMY. Pceks
KILL M John HSsSadT f 81 SiS''fu'M NJ d. Principal
For Both sexes-Country.
y ocKIAND coLLEGR the uds ssss ISs
o. LaSss and w. S&NNisTEs NJ Principal
For Young Ladies Country.
~ oLLEGIATE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, EN6LEWoop.
l. N II Reopcns September 20. Preparation tor col.
lese . specially. Pupils admitted % yassay Wehesey'
and Smith on cur certificate. ADALINE w. STERLING,
CAROLINE NJ. GERRISH. A. B.
Miscellaneous.
A FAIR PRICE cash will b paid for the business OF .
A we'll esabshed day school. Locality accessible TO
New-York Address SCHOOL, Van Brunt stauon.
Brooklyn, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

rrvp POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1855 Worth.
It,, wiLLIAM BARNARD :eyssss 4
smost wholly By the children of the Institution fs0n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

FoRTY.THTRD STREET METHODIST EPIssco,poA.al az
ch M at 7 80 D. m the Pastor Rev. BIDwEIL LANE
n D., will preach. All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A-A-MnrRoPoIryAg coop eSa esAs Tssf saaass
yNIoS Msson,ss ., Temple S spssssr, rev br RIb
soN Violin seio Madame nR2TsMxs Mason ME-
.. WALFoRD. Prest H. b. oHN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

seaned eli was unchanged at 40 cent? Per gallon
y York and cents In Philadelphia and baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHyRCH.
Madison-ave, corner Of 24ths Sunday March
$ARKHURST d. D. will preach. Sunday. school session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02
Ocean Cleaners.

A NCHOR LINE. u. s. Mail Steamships.
"A "A ,,r-v EEy;YIoRK, ~, AND LIvERpooLso w.. a.
3D. orrf sa a. svssy tds, wsdnsay hsrf June 70
Saloon passsgG go nd upward second class. ESQ.,
From Pier Il, Eora River, foot q Ietoy.st
circsssia. Mar. ga u knchoria Mar 10 g. N
Ethiopia. ..Mer o. II a Deyona.. Mar. 30.
cr.s,o,r Es;es e Passssge 70 rvrppoo,.
Cabin, $40 and s56 second class. $40. steerage s3a
TTayser Cfcunr Liquors OF Credit and Drafts fos
HRNpEnsoN iBRoTaERS' = Bowiins Green, r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

~ bEIaEB s4 AAR XFsf sSsE1xraa
l'isi o SPs 6s sSsaS MAJ
R alslI c9pt rarselI wSdns:das MN @ m
81. Eom whsss sisS posF ,ecs q yysss idtSh
ne Ola Country Sao limited aumbsi q ssSona sihis
:;s@ s:a;:; sSudS i;Six5 HI s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MISSIONARY DAY AT WASHINGTON SQUIRE
NfTH0DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 4th,sht near tth-
svs.-Issv JOHN riley THOMPSON. Q. q Pastor;
REV Dr. PAYNE Will preach in the morning 20 :y9 ana
he Rev PECK will deliver the Jupuee ADDRESS IN 'no
EVENING AS. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

At THE CHURCH s ss9ssss In An ne Ssspins NV
wy; ApAM w BicoS D. B. VA preach In tho evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

Calvary BAPTIST CHURCH. 67th.st. between
eih and 51 Freezing by ne fs-'1E Nsy dr.
Nee AS sundsy school, ai4S p. IN. Payer.mse,ing
Monday and Friday evenings All are CORDIALLY invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

CHURCH OF CHRIST (scentstl, Hsrdman Hail. bsh'
ave. corner 10ih-st. entrance No West l9ust-Sun-
day.sehool 3 D. m. Church service, D: m. Mr..
PRANK MASON rom Boston. viii preach on ""he
Superior Morals OF Christian Science"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 72esss ana "a.
aye.-Rev. DAVID g. WYLIE~ Phi D., Pastor,
oscates at 10 AS morning and 40 evening SabDath-
school, rs O'Clock Prsyer.meeting Thursday evening
strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MADISON AVENUE METFopIsST. sE EpIsc89P AZ
Yastof. Holy Communion at II q p. pFsaSs4hing By
IA Pastor az p m. Sunday-sehool NJ ~ p M.
eondlaily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

CHRIST CHURCH shave. ,nd S5th-st. Dr.. J. s.
SHIPMAN, Reetor.-Diyine services ii m ana 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EP1sco-
PAL CIiURCH.-M Morning Rev. A. G. MohEIhogrS,Eh.
Fvrning Rev. j. STANLY DE ORSEY. Ut TIE,
FHNY isctures Thursday evening March 7. National
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

THE MANCHESTER MARKET.
MAscHEsrHR Mar l--coths and ysns qaiot win lin
tied inquiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

.m ruu ooILFGIATE DUTCH CHuEenEs.-
a., Al Isnyytcs =. Isl O'clock; evening service {"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

NORTH PnEsBYTERIAN CHURCH. eth-ave end
eistst. Rev. ., ROSTER D q. P.s.S,.hSm, ssg
SOUL Fvrnin9 service l6 DIFFICULTIES Concerning
fhs Kingdom Cleared Awny' Sabbath school. Q 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

jTIT7EST sHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. q. p
a. b 3 o., Lss 80. Trims ms leave VIZ -
s "a T1sS sh S ~: 81 Sss
Ss IS Sss g. TPs''si $500 '':s
u.s. s . s9iss : s lsss sses @
q Nswssrs 40 o. As M IS O hsss S S,,s
ne csss foi gudslo. Niagnis SsIiS Toronto Ds.Ie
o sSs FAM 9 dsy except sundy Lew
Jsrssy vg 2 ssas,o o,,o al 4, ;29 eao NJ $
ySr dsEeis time abss OF inf0ra 7,s sHpy q
annex .omes loot q Fui!or,.t New Ierk ciy.2I
ysy.st. y. n westeotvs Express cals fos en- cheeks
General Pssseneer xaenS 8 Van1erbilteve.. N y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHQRlH, eorns
s1stsL-Preaching by the Pastor, Rev; O. DIV. BRIDE
NAN ID. d, on Sunday March 3. SERVICES AZ ~
4 m and 7:45 D. m. cordial welcome TO strangers ant
those without any church home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
x,th al rev ABBOTT E. KITTREDGE, D. + Pastor.
VIII preach morning II. evening at as. Union Bible
Class Saturday evening at g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

AT The ~ W " vGrHAMBERs d. B., yiu preach n q
morning; Rev. JAMES oANTlNE VIII p''- " ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTER1kN Oh gBoH
Gamer MAdison,aye. and 53dst-Rev. CHARLES L.
THOMPSON D. D.. Pastor VIM preach At IL q. m ana
4 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-02

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHuEotMt
1oth-st between 9th and 9TH ayes-hev. JVr IN Va
RTEPHENS Pastor. Services at 10 80 q IN anu v w
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