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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Administrator Notice.

Notice 10 hcroby given that the undersigned has
been duly qualified and appointed as AdminbtrAtoIi
do bonls non with Will annexed. Of tho estate OK
BOnifnne Detwillor late OF stark county, ohio,
dooeaAod. JOHN ~ M0NN0T
Administrator, do bonln non,
with will annexed,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

WHATS In a nameY Sometimes IL Is
4 misnomer For instance, there Is u
great newspaper in Dublin called Uni.
led Ireland, which Is now divided
against itself.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

Woops' Ohio Railroad guide for De-
cember is received. This Is the best
published. Price 800 per year, or ~
cents per copy. John RpWood, Detroit,
publisher.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

where is that tln.plate factory that
the Mckinley liill was going TO bring
TO Scranton. Where, In fact, rs the tin ?
-IScranton Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
EVERY GOOD HOUSEKUTPEU

Likes good LINEN, Then why not
select O dozen Napkins or TowelsY or
one Of those damask sets Of Table
Cloth and Napkins to match, put up in
boxes2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

In pursuance of an order OF tho Probate Court or
stark county ohlo viii offer for sale, NJ public
auction, on
Saturday, 2Cth day of December, 1890,
NJ one O'Clock In tho afternoon, upon the premises
tho following described real estate situate IN tho
county Ot stark ana state Of ohio, to-witl Being
part OF tho northwest quarter VI section number
ten township number seventeen, range number nlx,
beginning at stone In tho south lno OF quarter,
fourteen chains and fOrty.nlno links west OF tho
center OF section, thoncO north, ldh degrees cast
"a chains and 40 links 10 Ht0n0 thence north, blh
deg east . chains and "a links 10 u gtonoi thqnoo
east variation ~ minutes right chains ana 20
links 10 stone IN tho quarter llnol thence north,
with the quarter line, 10 cnnlna and 90 links 70
stone, thence south, SAX deg west ~ chains ana
VI links TO stone, thence south, 10 dog. 10 min.
vest chains and 40 links TO stonol thence south,
NJ deg, 40 min, west, chains ana 70 links 70
stone at II, H Myers corner thence south, yArla-
tlon deg, loft ~ chains and "a links TO ston0
ON the south line OF Quaftcrj thence east with tho
quarter lnc TO tho place Of beginning, containing
blh acroh
Appraised d s9,bb0O1, Terms Of 0ale-onc-thlrd
In hand, no.thlrd IN ono year and onc'thlrd IN I've
years from day OF sale with Interest on dofprrtd
payments, the paymcnm 10 boboCurcd by mortgage
upon the promises sold, - ,.,,.,,,,,, ,,,,,o
Administrator Of Daniel ., snyder, dec.
MONO a MUCARTY, Au'ya for Admir-
November 10TH lt0O' 2Ohw
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Executors Sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court OF
stark county, ohio, I viii offer for sale, M public
auction, on
saturday, 9th day Of December, 1890,
NJ ono o'clock In tho afternoon upon tho premises,
tho following described real estate situate In tho
township Of pariH county OF stark, and state OF
Ohio towlt Tho east half OF the southeast quarter
OF section ten (l0) township seventeen (l7) (fnrla),
range hlx (B), containing eighty acrOg and three
hundrcdths Of IN acre more or less,
Appraised at ea $4,000. Terms OF sale -Ono-thlrl
IN hand one-tnlrd IN ono year and One-thlrd IN two
years from the day OF sale with Interest," tho de-
the pfemiueg sold
twln also offer for sale At public auction, on sald
day, tho personal property OF Jacob Young, do
HENRY spONHELLER
Executor of Jacob Young decd.
MoHd & MoCARTy, Auys for Executor
November lHth itOO. -2Ohw
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No One Can Have Too Many
HANDKURCaIEFS,

And we have such stock, bound to
please the most critical. Mu0leN make
a most acceptable gift to gentleman.
Also q choice assortment of Chinese
Embroidered Silks.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
WHAT'S THE MATTER

with good pair of BLANKETS, or a
CoMFoRTABLEp Either one would
make not only q sensible but useful
gift.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

When the Eriniad is ohanted by the
future Irish Homer II will begin thus;
grcat parnol's wrath, 10 Erin dlretul aprlng,
OF woes unnumbered, twang tho harp and alng.
--train Dealer
Great patnele mash Cauoed Erin loss Of away
because ho fooled his tlmo with tho oshea.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18

THE right thing, Democracy, appears
10 be growing The election IN Boston,
Mass, and New Haven, Conn. indicate
that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
Something Everyone Needs.
A Good UMBRELLA.

500 our Stock you need look no
further. We have nearly 500 choice
designs in handles TO select from, and
all of reliable quality
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, 2Cth day of December, 1890,

In pursuance Of an order Of tho Probate Court or
stark county Ohlo viii offer for sale, AZ public
auction, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
Railroads..
Anew York CENTRAL

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
Grand CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and nd ST.. New York.
rlrr AL " u .rr nnIn STArION IL THE CrTE.
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2HE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ THE Otrs'
mn. ~ II A. ENII.NMS.


TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
S,5O A. IcUIC AGO VESTIBU Lii LIMlTED-Due at
1o G.aso 10 70 e. III INV H sSr nlyS vEsnBULE LIMIT
ED-Due Cincinnati go INDIANAPOLIS ~ ~ d. H. ."
1856 4. M1DWVEsTERH DAY EXrKEss-d'iIy except
4.50 p M-NORTH SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit :5 a. M. Chicago 'o D. H. neA'
600 r. M.-rAsr WESTERN EXpEEsS,z-Due Chicago
,,o c2 3 ciH.nG I1pISd 1S MONTREAL AND MA
. GAi;A FALLS EXPtn oorts AND CHICAGO EX
PRE,sIDuc Ind annapolis II 20 p N. next day st.
aSS F4 % -
eIg'9 10 20 FOR a. l % ms SV es on5 80 80
;39 2 32 e; q 30 '} no 80 30 p Phi 30 H..
&c., ? ,S % o. +, II s 20 a. niF h
ur IL 70 Ax i5 SqP Sb oo 10
RG,fsI IG, G GS 10 - H 20 50 a. H. 80 CO. 30
EUFAEom3 So 10 20 ts'i 10 80 a. M, GEO. 30, olS
YIAGXgA FALIs-1o:oo TO 80 a. m, 4:5o. 600 7ao
sARAIi61iX.-to 90, III 80 a mr zoo. $780, 7So
EHSssS5 IL SO sc 2 ; g. Si5 g. D. m
ADIKo%b ni9HS MOUNTAINS md MoNTREALt9 Co
At HiFe"' & AND A
pEF ;S1i i e. gI$ yiA H%RTfT DIVISION
For cct S' and space in sleeping apply at Grand
Tsns o pbS at w SS' 81 ss' nd as
S9a S 9S5 anG
Wcstcots Express calls for and checks baggage from
tbaiIy except sunday asaturdays only. o:her trains
49, ?f$ s6 S'a 80 s55 S. GS5 D and Il 90 mid
HG J6H fSo NJ a. Torc ii GEoRGE. IL DANIELS
General Manager. Gcn'l Passenger Agent.
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RallroGns.
n IN "a S Wv a N a
RAILROAD.
on AND AFTER JUNE Z

,-. ,o,, tatIons foot OF pesbrosses and Cortinndt
streets as follows ..,. . A., ,vost Pullman
9'VS b. Sleeping and Parlor Cars Arrives 6
Is a. NJ, Columbus 80 a. w. C uoncs. Slso ior
S9G sf Lock Haven Remove eAeep' sunday
1871" 1S A. osao exc ANP GMcAGGo hdM
Driving aud I.oOm see%ae n"s S rSor
ana 00,er,aLC91 tSr PR, s,hfoons for both sexes,
ladies maid, lsirDei.shop i9;ai air Stationary ard
iS OF c ho trc gSts Arrives Cincinnati $40 and
G, "a = a LIB &A ciyAGo AND clNcINTAT
EXrfss. Puinan Ves.huIe 1GG arln ana Cincinnati
pa.cnscr Coach NcwYok to S9qnCas' ard Are' Louis Sti
einnat ii 90 a. N. Chicago SEQ p H. anu d. i-o'''
6;3o r. M-If1 yt and so nweit pullman Vestlbulc
Sleeping car $cw.YorN to Ptt,bnIs s. L9YIs CG, S
Ga M1SYof 10 iatpa. and pullman DInHE S S@r
nat 80 p NJ CEcaso $50 p ~ net ,d y SHe nd
Louis 90 a. M second MO nins, connects ior
500 Dd p po'sI aic H 2%Pss pIlTan to P Md
phi.' VIA tn shenandoah yay at5'T T nv next day
SS o5 aay a, chS.so co a. second moans o %
nccts Tor lo'do enly ana for O9s Int rI gatdsy
BAiIW6RE WAsII AHD n,,n TIE ori sPr al
day d2sSPi sunday 5Q a.yg S53 S sita
$3 q, a9a 20 [pnsr s5liTs was %ss s
Ieggar express go 90 ana niS 1871 For BStmor5
Sn HH 1nd 90 D. CV NJ Sunday ara 80 a. noot $50
loo and POO oa p Ohio sq and Cincinnati Gepers
D@ car and i PS, p iSTEn and d. der dat
lions wcckGays 80 10, $40 a. M Y 90 nooa
o 10 az g 40 Eei rs H. snda5, Is 9i5
3:i5 ~ NJ do stop Asbury Park on S%naaI ,o
For Ata roC C,cl IWcekday1 connects Tor Cape May
and With through car for Browns M'hS anu D'"'"
For Old Point and Norfolk VIA Nov YorH Phladaa pha
Norfot p1ilroad 4 100 a. IN. daily except SUNDAY anl
90 p m daily; via Baitlmorr ana Day Line -'io
D. m wectdays. $500 ~
Express Trains follows - ,,., ,.,
90 % $ 90, 80, - 90 chicago LullN1 VIII 6n
lining car atd 10 10 Washington Llnitca), ana II W
H. - 20 %. . 10 ; 90. 80. 90 - . ~
90 Gao 90 aud . 90 p. and 10 nifht
Accommodation II 10 m 80 ana 20 !. n md S" 10
si' 300 4 90 80. ) 90 q 30 90 and 900
:, No. No. and IL 10 night. Accommodation. 1:oo p M
r. ',;rw.yorx Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana
hor baggage from hotels and residences through ~ d's
For Timetables Of local trains apply TO any ticket agent
Of u9f Co'iP Infcu J. Il WOOD.
VIA = .n,-,i ul,',cer General Ptssr Agent.
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Proposals.
- POpOsALS FOR TMDER DRY DOCK,

ID ROpOSALS FOR TLMBER DKl DoON,
h1G [3iEs6 IT SlNE sHf6S Ha'.a Of }a5a;
S 1' Cont red BY h. Or Cosr maspS 'PgSS'
~ i = ! ase a ann aot aA' Or
aoatne dock al tnc Coa!ag station Port E9,a So9 ss
Carolina In erord1ecy WIN WI n h %,, G.o oSatcn on
or near the ulf Mexico and The south Ntautc "a
Sr and The Sccrrar, O he Navy be, and he Is hsrysyi
t. So MAKE ootn oE the coz, not Needing
nv humid thousand aolrs S T Wn'il,I H. O'clock
noon on SATURDAY tn nr,t day Of No'emoer lSDo, ~
which CINE ana pace hr pTnS' If on timber dfy does Of
the following general dimension with Iron SaI'%n ps
hS bolaGs discharSc drainage culygrts
s sad az Dock 0' to De- ' oca % az the SiaSo Port
ROYAL : G. and less than i2O tes IN lSne,li gh
The door from ne head to inner aogyI room the 'nd
entrance between abutm,nt mean high water H p'
% feet The dock have inner and an outer ror or
Tor the eaLson about tMsay iet R water at all
tar. to be ~pesn@cd Win It 'In @ Il TO
weather Il. top Of copnE down 10 S% W. IA mean
G &r reT1s I sSS Fcs per each
There WIN be one GIanass PgI% @,c to WIN hs @ax@am
t hS dock must BE- capable OF sustaining WIN
sGP NM admit and r Ia an" naa s sRssr
aeaGn %gi Sd .eS ,nG pSs he U OF BE-
used For information IN regard to thr i0nant OF the
Sa,si staca Port rTODO.aa are s sl'S same me-
ss G and s"S oT W for be the st by boating
S f0G SSCpSS S %sf0 at Gc ' Ssy aSn
ROYAL : {. The structure To b" prln'paY Oh Eon o y"
stool ana of capacity strength and power TO receive ana
rnsr with safety vessel 400 feet long 20 feet lam 10
fretd 900 tons weight. tiH anu strN'l'
,,ios n,.t ,rcomuany bids and be- full ana clear IN
regard 10 the construction and materials TO De Used
In, the ,boye works fa>Oaby consder'u VIII w IT,
turnci to the bidders II desired Al rights 20 use paIs
or cntcd ar,icc employed in the above DOCKS or thr
con Strurtion are included IN the proposals
proposals be- received for the ABOVE ~ na,
r. IN durata sealed and addressed TO the Chici OF bureau
of Yards and Docks Navy Department Washington d. ~
tnc env,orrs proposals for Timber Dry
Dock or "irol o,as for Floating Dry Dock blank forms
viii h. furnished on application. TWO SATISFACTORY suEeufs
must accompany propo,as and no proposal VIII De S9,
sderd unless accompanied ~ .ng lressfui bidder will be
regir within 10 from the accel lance OF MS oher
~ enfsr into formal contract for the performance OF MS
wor ana 10 give bond therefor. with SUFFICIENT saretSs
oud In uona sum equal to IL per cent OF te amount OF MS
~ J." i,1crs Mil tate the tine they require TO complete
the works The reserves the right 20 reject any or
ali Md. m I'm A., the interests or the Government
NAV require Payments 70 the contractor WIZ be made III, N
nothir nsalnents the work progresses upon DIS
duly certified which 10 per cent VIII be reserved 10
be paid the full aud maj s0nP' ,1h o. " rSa
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I ElIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAGHS leave foo OF Cortiandt and
De~brOsses -tA. follows:
n. Tor slntngton ond intermediate points
a. FOR Geneva. Lyons El.irS, TO hector, BuIaIo,
aud the West, and principal 10 81 roint' thair ear to
Lyons aud Pullman Suspension Bridge.
20 = for Mauch Chunk and inferno date points
II a. for L. and -. Junction and intermediate points
Chair 10 Nauch Chunk
/ p. N. Tor Tmkhannock and intermediate points:
Chair TO TunkhnnnO'k Connection to Reading and
Harrisburg.
$40 D. for Elmira and principal intermediate points
Chair TO Wlkesbarc and Pullman sleeper 10 Su-lcn
bridge.
30 p for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Chair to Mauth Chunk.
10 T.. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
Connection to Reading and Harrisburg.
r. N. for Geneva. Lyons Elmira Rochester. Bunnlo
and The Wcst Pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
Irdgr.
Trims leaving 9t \ a. M II a. m. | ,. m, and 3 10
T. FOR all points In MahanOy and Iia1cton coal
regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
q. m for Mauch Chunk. lIazl'ton and intermediate
points. aud II for Shenandoah and intermediate
IOiuts.
10 D. m. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
y. Geneva. LlOa Emira. Roche sL"r Buffalo
and the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons and Suspension
Bridge.
General Eastern once. 235 Broadway
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, y. y. c.

Eg~
w H. l.. X. H. CO.. Ids Trains l'1ye West ia.
d. station Ncw.l orl follows and 90 minutes earlier
from tie foot OF Jay.St New York Hamilton London
n.troL and Chicago - % M % 10 p ~ 5 10 n
It Iolls 5 10 X u D. Toronto 800 a. M =? To-
sl5 p BugSo :?'h''' ~ sGs;h'S s,5 Dr ~ M
it'tsa' and SyTaSSs' 3 30. '0:55 m, 6J5'
s II D. a. Kingston. 3 80, 1:l5. - 90 clio 40
ali 30 a m b3 d i 90 ) 10 and : - p m.
Ca,uV and Albany sc = 10 . 90. Al! 80 a. m
b9 i5 - 90 rs 3 10 p Cralston' W 81 ROM
,or,wall Sew -urg go. = Is SO, - "a %
ali 80 a. NJ i H. - 90 80, > 70 30 ~" 80 . 20
ii Is p H. ami ciO - a. me- b3 - p m Com"all ana
Neubufc Montreal and Canada East 10 a. M - ~; 10
T. m Flraant senpnCcars Tor Bufalo, Niagara rams
Detroit CHICAGO and -. Loui, on all through ua.as.
Sniatora specials ell 80 M. bJ - p m Iat'or'a'
10 ,,-afog, and caldwell Lake George. all 80 A. m
daily Except sunday. b3 - ~ m saturday liz
or..ar on il 30 m train K2atersSl H9o''r, n4 a.
Hot" and kaat.rskliI Via Phoencis, 10 10 and II 80
a n ~ D. trains. and 10 - a. m. ior h ,I,
Sleepingcar on 80 a. SUNDAYS only, ior ,iaia
iioI.c : IS ali 80 a m, b3 - p NJ ParloT:carS %
c,,l on thrso trains Half-hollday slecla 10 p M
tSatmday only Kaaterskll Hunter. Hobart rIahd
il,tr station and phoenica P1florcGr 70 ttfau ho..
Station and Phoenicla. b. e. Leaves BrookKn VIZ
BrooAIyn Annex. Go. al0 40 a m; and S.Vo ~ ~
h3 . o. m Catskil Mountain night line 80 ,; NJ :
sleeping car Grand Hotel station SUNDAYS only Din
,pniv cNceut SATURDAY. All other trains daly eNcelO
SUNDAY For Tickets timetable. parlor ana sepu-clr
accommodation Information. apply once' UooA.Yu,
g9g W,,hington.st 726 Futon-st Annex oN,e, inot OF
Tulton.st Ncw.York CITY 1903. 80, 9i: ~ hr",u
way IlS Bowery 10 Park pilGe SO ~ l.5,h a,o ang
ia,.st North Rivrr {. +. LAMBFkT, General Pa"
scnr.r Agent : Vanderbt-avc Ncwfork
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AT THE CHURCH 20th.st and 5th.aye -cbu,.,
closed during month OF August. '
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II R0pOS AIS FOR GRANITE PAVING

I uIOCkS 10 be used the streets and avenues In
the city OF Washington D. COnce 81 the Commissioners
Washington d. c. Aug IL. l50O-Scaled proposals Will
be received at ONCE until II o'clock on THURSDAY
Scurmbrr T. FOR furnishing granite paving blocks 70
be used on various streets and avenues IN the city Of wash
inGton forms Of proposals and specifications can
be this Office on application thcfefor TO-
ecthcr with all necessary information, and bids on these
form, only will he consdcrd The right II reserve. 10
reoct any and nil 0lds parts of bids. J w DoC ~
LASS l.. q. uINE, II. NJ. ROBERT. Commissioners ~ "
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WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHU RICH HHo,
West @Sd.,t.. near 7thaNc, Rev. kobfhl r SA'f IA
n f. Pl.tor-Seryice> tomorrow at ii a. m. ana "
n m preaching by Rev. II. A. SAWYER. D. D. sgno.nii
school session begins at 10 a. ~, curing August
invitation To all
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A-FW.YoRK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

y FOR:
COTTAGE CITY. MASS, RocKLANp; RANGoR AMP
EASIPOHI. ME. AND JOHN, y a. DIRECT.
WIFE ALL CONNECTIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Capt +. c. Miller leave. 40 r.. H. loot OF Pkestr
EVERY TUESDAY AT . J. NJ
Superb &C comm and low fare. Freight At low
est rates and 20 1RANS EI.EING. Goods received daily
Ior laI .iag. and Information appy u
y j.. NLw0UMH 90 BROADWAY. g. 8 Ell
+. ii. NLWCoMD. AGt 1876 Ilatbush.sNc.. brooklyn.
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ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPIsC0PAL CHURCH.
4lst-st Gthaye Rsy fIrrrTcHIy.
SON Of Drew Theological seminary Sunday'schooL ."
a M No evening service, All are welcome
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ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CIV oi
Mutson.aye and i2Ghs RSv pE i E PRi IL Rr de-
hort Ohm at 10 80 a. N. and 7:t5 D. M suSNss'
cordially invited.
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rwENTY.THIRD STREET BAPTIST Gu ~, RC Oats-
Soryirrs held I'm N-sO. iaOn Hall. 2"d->t corner
Rev THOMAS DIXON. JH. Pastor. Preaching SuhN@'
bv ROY q y CLIFFORD 81 Boston. Mass. at 10 80 n ~.
and as H. m Young and strangers sDecla'N III
\1t.d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, lo9n IA
.nd tmster1am 1OJ) aye-Seryces at II a. m ana y -
r. M with preaching by the Rev. J. e. WILLIAMSON
ir OF Ua1elton. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

PAN-ClIlNA.
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Francisco follows;
OCEANIC Via Honolulu. Thursday, September d, noon
GAEIi Sat rday, September %. noon.
ELLa,IC Tuesday, october u. noon.
ThrTs day November Is. noon.
supcrbly Appointea-Supcrof Accommodations
Reservations made by letter telegraph u and
cabla plans seen s7 and 33 Broodway, NevYorS. or
,tooln a. ltAiIOsd building san Francisco
LELAND STANFORD. President
T. IL GOODMAN General Passenger Agent
~ EW-YORK AND CUBA NAIL IS. CON-
~ PAaY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
From Picrs 10 ahd II T.. L., ~ 3 u. IN.
o,,1,u. iiaN..T TGgrc-O, tauiprchc, ZION
SARATOGA Havana and Caidcnas.-.... Wed, Aug. 70
C. OF WASHINGTON fay PSqsrsS rasco o.
SENECA Havana and Maan7as..... Wed, aug. q.
ctENFUgGos. { Nassau; Santiago Dc 1 GEoa ANA :,
'WilI call at Guantanamo outward trip.
For particulars. freight or passacc apply
JAMES +. WARD 4 CO. 1i3 WAlst.
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~. bR0WN d. D. Recto,-N Morning prayer, sermo,
and Holy Communion at IL o'clock Evening prayer ~
4 o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHtRCht
-ethst west OF Columbus 18th -sye-Preachng at 10 -
a m by Dr. ISAAC F. RUSSELL. No service AZ hlgn~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. 46th north side: b
tween jth and Gth the Rev. y =. HAhI, hec1's
Services on sunday al IL q. m. and p. m
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and West 33d.st Rev ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH.
- D. pastor service at II a. N. Weekly service
"Wednesday. evening at 5. Strangers welcome.
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PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. S6th;st and Am.
steriam lOth. ave. Rev ANSoN p ArIEKbu ~, pas;
tor-Seryic,s sunday. II m and p NJ Wednssd1y
D. m. Rev. CHAS. ). ROBINSON Will preach through
out the summer.
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A -NEW-HAyEN, 75c:
a. EXCURSION (goed days.. 81 o. $500.
- "A NOiIiiAi ana CONTINENTAL leave
PEEK SIP Pier 25 E. H. p ~ and p m Snn r.ps
Tor MERIDEX HARP FJD ~ a;
az broadway Ncw-York and Court-st. brooklyn.
OATSkIIL MOI NTANS-StcamerS Bald
y win and Romer from foot Harrison Street d3iy ~
= landing Al New brgh and Poughkeepsic only. con
0etns AZ Rondout special train for al points in hc
HateTiis Sieamer Roncf O'Clock, making all land
inCs.
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SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHVHSh,
Naming III NTNCEY SiiAFFfR, Ii. D. EN'nhg
Yonnc Peoples great prasc.mecting. seats ffee Al
n,
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ST AIMS CHURCH. 1sth-sc hoar jh.ave services ss
~ and ii a. m and y. H.. aud lOc deaf mutes az ."
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S CHUkCU Madison'aye,, ara
44th.st Rcy. DAVID II. GREER D. D. k.v'H o.
Vcrn ne service al II o'c,o * sermon by inc h.,.
CnARLUs .. CURRlE. d. D.. formerly OF ~ LuAe
church. ISlad phia.
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GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH 4ith-st. and sth.
ave Rev A. y. SIMPSON. PaStor-Ssbbsth services.
10 IS a. NJ 80 p. m. Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
a ..
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STEAMBOATS,.
| FALL RIVER LINE-D0UUBdL1EE ~ 1 M

FALL RIVER LINE-DOUBLE sum
A.MER sERyICEr7BosT01T r, EGWP nO.i FALL
I1VER PROVIDENCE 9aG all , ,asHfTTn "p;iIGrIM
PROV ipETCE and OLD COLONY. fine orchestra
aug WtFK pAYS-Leave NewYork from Pier 70 ~ X
To-, 81 Wurrays at 80 for raj NlNoI dlt'ct snu
IL n M for Fal River Via Newport connecting a. AZ
~ b cypress trains and through car, Tor Boson
RIVER Pvlta Mountains, New Bedfod, g.. close
Cspe Sdc AT latter POINT with steamer Tor Cottage
Oits rsTSG6AYSNLeave New-York At 5:So p m. for all
po'nHfruENING-Trans leave Park Square station week
- q sIa : d. m Sundays, : p NJ, connecting " u
day at anu Fail l,IIer week days 80 and %
s~a"e' SuiGay. : 30 :, m Leave Newport week days
IpU~LiMXS vEsTl DCL LIE TRAINS between t'H River
a'1 dnnection by Annex Boat daily from brooklyn p M
,. CIT n m Tickets and staterooms may be %,
Jers - VAR AZ ali the principal ticket offices, at tho
. .g o, i,' pier .s s. r.. and OH steamers
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STEAMBOATS,
STQNING'TDNL LIME

For BOS1ON PROVIDENCE. wore ESTER and al
points North Feet Only direct ligo for NA:tA"AN
STIT PIER and WATCH I'LL. steamer leave NV
per 30 X r. one block above Cansl-,t., at g daily.
Kent SUNDAY connecting wh e.pr- trains nd Arough
leaTe- larA
station Boson D. m. and Na.agansott Pier 80 /. m.
Mondays only 9 80 D. m
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