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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

flour And NEAI~rLorr-C Continued strong. and
prItes shovel i4i @G' Hi,r OF 90 t'' ~ '', a.
lorer' during D. past few lals "a i.i"sey roa..,4
s,o la To- Iosd I,' ,5 ag rr & ,c a ir I.
asc 50. 80 800 6b, doIon ior cIps,.. H.. hiding
20 bn.- Log In ~. A - ',of - 10 tj!7 :, m @
a. 'o@ - 70 5 u G. 100 - ., wi at ~ ~ CO..
frSS 90 at :. IS 5oa-2 So GGo;au,n. W 5li itr W.,
- aG a., -. Wir,,I Wboa low g-l, $. ;o - - i.i
% Shoce - 81 az 81 .aai, - go, I1rn ordinary 20
5S 9 c;, - 5 - "a ,. 10 % g. Ma,ar
- 1CUS4 80; StiaitAts l'14ol 10 jan, ~ ~
aaIy to ssns and d a 'G 3 2o4 30 o"' l5
z 40 M ~ sod It SoJIiN i j;g
@F% % q r,5: S' >. a5ae5 rae aI SCR 3f
iiaand Al slight I'd ,aie. sale Loco t2 Sg,aanc az
e o iSs'3 . @ oS s@'g aud it'G fSas 10 e
~ I COO mi - '
octit9 arid n, GrsgI ~ 70 . 500 900 BUN Goay
and IT, IaafHet Tas rASr5.r.ted By reeyfe tscltcnit
on .rt and for ,ai.g two Lo1fs herta.r ths drift wa
ese"y Sql "a. nG o a. Sa 5 B' 5s G' a. so s1 4
ta.ng on. alG t!le tlcS was iatc below the top july
;nIa A. 7isc ~ agasast 67 ~ o. Ia. cl,ss of y.s
9y.Fed and sdyaH'|a nis to 2sS I 9 OIL 9SS"1
10, %.'r va, s' t,r moo: activc q t cor Be-: ',r
S29G 900 BPS s, sbSHfnq h"H1 o o2f at g5f &
s7ago: r, 'is Sas {%o @as, 4 XIX XIII
!'flHinG gH ~ Vot l8, ranger rom :! " w
VERY h4Ty ipying b thG NOR pfoanent coocsrns
both hc'c ana AZ thc West ana ."'l .hDfts coNI ~ TX
I1nsyey s9ta OF whrh h"l|9 TN uP~S1T p'rc d n
stimulating Influence. Private GdTce- from Franc r'
ported furIr daoAe 70 tn ctops b. nce9an, l9n and
accOlnts Announced unsettled weather abroad while
Others were quit favorable. Tho haboard c'ear'nccs
larger. which anoth"r buU' factor and ~ g..
tive buying o. nor during the past two day- c9nu uVd
Tere was. however, marked falinf OF n
the export demand and This Ia 10 considerable" railing
late ia De day The foreign ealing d ; pemb,r y .'rn.
Der and MAY also trhd ~ % chrk Oh" UlNHu InCIlpf
arrivals today ugr - sQi bush rphg and l7s bl-h
Winter Scabo'rd rc@If7. i24'3l push cieaioi"r7,
POS ',G hu-h vh a. 9.d 82oo ILe- ho~r n ~ . sI
market 'nad stfht hdf 1nc'i iuHl-t ci'1t - ,pi
tmbr 97hc and December 9Ssc Tho s-ot market iaI,d
ioa1c bot trading wa, les actlye ana NJ c',3 laI
lum ro. , METtItos n r.,,i1 ',r t..
I-ult.1 kingdom. Mni-rs lOu1ht two loads ~.
/ Hard srrnc and two loads winter ri.
81 o. &c oao -. t.,,,, 80 non br.h moi frcluiiug
~ o. irii,ca1Enc G{Lr oqoa, 81 IIafi b. air,'. D..
~ ,ratsd a.. - or drli,o,od. it,giaI.J Iyiuf r
sag9,ic So Rcd new 9ic elevator - Rcd quoted
y IY'c u, d9. W a. a.i'c cio.ing m
- r.. d" SctcIbcr f ao34.E cosir M G,.c DO Oct.
ir ~ agTLr clG-!n. at 97or. do NuY,mb"r clp-u" o..
&C.. d. December ga J9ec closing al - .c do January
49,, -. ,ff.t a. Nj ClL.,l.I cai. cln-iur AZ
/" 5aas - Ryr OMIT for tL, d,t Int n,id -il.nr.r
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAM

RECORDED RIAL I.SIAlL lISNNSf bb'T-4N'''' NA-- -
37th.st n f. $50 sthay6, 25xoS9; VIM Soder ,sooo
st:t No rt ,9s I;S Iat I1Shan MiouAo" 5000
oiiv. st :. Js.s Madison.st. 9O2x09. being
;Ss,otff and a. oll'ers Marx Solomon 70 60 900
i5Aat : 100 3 w. -, 1 fSa mS' MsysT 300
5st. go YalSei ou.4r s1e 900
LII e. = 3AU w., ~ w 10. Cas.y 5000
11th-,t ne. 9L6 University rae lN'''eB' 10
Gusay1i. II IIavens 70 sarah II Love % ~
wcosteraJ i9 2o SI9 It 10 saah 6Teii, $500
139dst . 30 II " Of 7th.ave, 2Oxcl cluhey ooo
Norr,- and Wiz to Gilbert ko0ms9n' IN, o'0''
1c9t A % ,i I, 20 Of lane Mct ?GHYYl $500
1Si3-t , p5 i, n to q sldncy FAIRS, 1880
7'F; to, 2 ,l WYE q =, iI' Do 900
'"l'I j., :, AN and ns'td VII Baldwin 5000
sarc ,p.GI'fy vi" na''..' -., 5000
,;-aul-,," - 70 n n ~ buchanan Place BOX $3.50
y.tSx No e. Meier CShln to Henry Waters. - S25
IJul.-t s r. go 70 % sthnyc, 2jNSj; Margaret | -.
strange Robert - StianRe.-... --.- :.....-.;..
Ao NJ, eoa Ma % q lac Ss a lc''. ~ 4 ooo
Uighhr.dg.-avc. 81 cor o. Sew Isl. l2IIlAiIegi -.
r.. N 7 Douahuc 20 Cccilc VI Donahue .....-:. Ike
ILrwtrf.st. 500 - Ami" & SrtI 20 Anna ~
f,r0rgf and Edward Smith .-.--.--.. l
.'aia II Rom 1850
' oro ,aa S laq Wiz a' Ida Prescott; 1000
IIill-iia-9vo. centre line, $40 70 Of M0NN'll-St,
.G1G - - p,Ifr.tto-t' Ni1-N2b..1, Sc Al -
ircl Klmbcr u Last Bay Land aud ImpVCo..-- ~
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~ i c. ANDERSON q. +. A. IS Exchange Place n. Y.
NJ EW- YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
7 VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave ioo' {" |oi"-
sbrosses ste a. follONs ,.,.--r.at,to noi,ts
y H. Geneva syons E.iHlra to'he 6ar car 20
alu "a, PM lima e. Suspension t'tlug'.
D!oou nv Chunk and Intermediate points:
~ y, Ir L. md B Junction and intermediate points.
,.diti. ar IN Mauch Chunk. - 49,. IT,
Char car W nT nun hammock and Intermediate points;
c,, p ear to TunIhannock Connection To Reading ana
ha m for Elmira and principal Intermediate points
chr car TO Wke,Daro ana putnam sleeper 10 suSpeh
sion H9dFo m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
CHAR car D. M for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
cO..lly.,,ppn 10 Heading aud Hatrsburc 49,. ,c,.
w for Geneva. Lyons. Emlra Rochester BuNalo
ond Ike West pullman sleeper to Lyons ana Suspension
Bridge. ,u =, = IN II A. m, 1 n m and 40
ronnect for all points In Mahanoy ana Hazetoh eoai
regions ST-NDAy TRAINS
far .uch IIazleton and Intermediate
no,0ts and IL a. IN. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
points. 49,, ,,o,oh Chunl, and intermediate ponts
n m for Geneva, Lyons. Emira Rochestet BuqAo
and Ge West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ana suspenS>h
Dhsse' General Eastern OGce- 235 Broadway.
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4 American standard OF classic.
SIAINID


Good Ordinary ~ Low Mld4INe .- I'-IO
Strict Good Grdlnaty....lo MlddIlF .........-.l ia
Options ruled weaker and the speculation showed 4
dcciCed falling Trading cli'iy local account
drop adyces were more favorable WIN e"t7 o. I;li- u
T6Aa- and this, coupled with slight decline AT I''-
pool served the principal bar " factor. ~ ore
period there break u 4G6 points on JpF ara
August: while latf month, two % four J. nltr 'N
but the cOse showed recovery. ssIrs~ ]J@JJ
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New.York. Friday July %, 1890.

New.York Friday July %, 1890.
TrA- following sales were held a5 the Exchange and
Auction Room to-day
Aycstorv building with lot No $50 East 76th.st 3
so r. 2d.4Ve lot 25x1p22 Benedict IL Klein, SIl9oO
similar buildings with plot Of land. Mo- 4sS and 40
Ioth.ayp 4O.5 31th-st plot 494NlOO; same pur
cha..r $4,000. - ,o.o -, .. . On IN
four.,r1ry building with lo No "ojo 2d,avo s. eolo
u 5 fl6th-st. lot .OXS0; Louis EtuInger, Sll'ouo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAI--Ihe supply Of bricks L.
cleaning UP closely 70 arrivals, and best lot, are Shty
higher LIle scinc4t and lat4 unclaimed Linz rSggSs
ajG15 10 Up.rNer Hard 454Sj 80; Pa - 73G+3 Ko.
dale Cement 90cdSl pr bRl Aneiean PORTLAND - log
- 26s English Portland - 80 - 90 German Portland,
& 4Qd$2 70. Lath quoted al . jO~s2 ~ per 1Vvo.
coats hair. 22G2Jc Cattle hair lec. .
con- ELt-On the spot ruled steady win a moderate
stu 10 the demand. No. nat bean quoted 1e'rc anu
undecTscd o.. Il 'sc. sales, 80 lags NJ Hat bean
Isle and 1000 bags No. Sano-, Ice, e. aud T.
Mid gIowt5 iu light request sales. l,OOO bags Mar
acAibo pIlvatc terms. options hardened trhe todaJ
on sioad.r cables and some falling oil l the receipt, ~
no and Santos, besides exchange recovered yse'dal =
SpecuIat however very slow, les tlnn
1000 BAGS changing hands Closing nsgy- showed , !.
mcnths while deliveries closed "a ir. better.
Hamburg steady and without material CHANGE London
rather clser IN OMcdl quotations, : 40
J.. m-I!uy rs 90 August, az Gdi sgmem9ei: ~
sd Cctoecr 75s Sd November 1ie ID; DccrnHcF '"s
"a RIO quotes REGULAR ir7t, so ro0d ~, Aanse
rio clesauces United States 5000 tag.; Ko clear
for Europe 5000 bags; total stock l'9eCo ud4s
RIO July to -, 1880 I55 900 bags SAM time. !ss9,
ls7 900 bags 1SSs. 3olUoO bays; receipts a.
santos July t. July -. 1880, 10000 base; same time
1889 1874 900 bag tho 1888, $1,000 Days 4oli1
sales hero to-day, $3.50 bag,. ~ follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
RAILROADS..
de N N SYLV AMI
\ RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER JUNE %: 1890 , o,,,aust
Trains leave ;a.lone. iOV' Oi Des0f"''s' anu '''
s: r. q. i00s' FAST LINE for the West: rSRa1a
isaS st tgBa5 ena rs g Cars a
s HSE Lo ave HeA and enoSS Sunday
1895 20 1ssl fiaik AMP GncASso HN
ps State Room sns Ra%f SFas
snOsrSpn and e%T bathrooms sa5@S sod 20. OG tho
Of hone Fl Office r tss cn s
a E%Fhas fdSS5 cH$Ss2S $sP s5TsssSRSa5s
fas NeSf Coach Ns|YoE coa%Sus en-
cn9aH' ii 20 a. n. chicago . 100 p No. aud st. LOUIS
81? NJ Ris' EXPRESS ss all yg sgs T.
ss Sc Car no SewYof if 70 t5sSs GG c9,eaEo
Cincinnati and MePPR gad Pa ErI bDs ra
P6g chmond and hcasG n MIA Gay az and SS ST.
:sssaa gS,59s Connects for c''s'nd
500 +, 6 Geseo "o1R to SHs:
d%S f os s5 81 p9 next G csg
S9e H' to Toe4o a sua q CORY Erie TIE OIL
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON ASD ' THE ESQ SOUTH Iii.
Moe99 t ns 1 - 10 81 fI arrive Washington
$50 sy 'fSYpl a5 sin?t L%a Saly VIA
P saasS Car aap at 3d. 500 aSG o @ 30
sa QS 1n5 500 e. p Sunday fsa sna
h Che ssG and oh az Railway .n9
For Long Branch, Point Pleasant and intermediate sta
tons. weckdays 80, 2 no. 9lo a. NJ; y :09 noon
SATURDAYS only 20 p. m Sunday 70 8 ~ a. M
For Atlantic CITY. 80 p. m. Through Buffet Parlor
and Day Coach weekdays connact, Tor cape MAY.
and with through for Browns Mills and Beach
Haven.
'oI S Ok Ro R. ss sSTf Vi T Ell.
90 p. m daily: via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2:l0
v, III weekday
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave as follows
Is 90, 20, 3 90, 80, 40 Chicago Limited with
Dining Car and 10 10 washington Limitsd aRd Il o go
500 6 80 90. and 90 D. IL. and u Is night.
Accommodation II 10 a. M. 1 40 and 90 ,. m sun,
DAYS Express 8 IS 80 8 90 40 Limited, and 10
a. H.. 2 200. 4 90 80. 5 co. go. 90 ard 90
n m and 10 rs night. Accommodation, 90 D, m.
The New.York Transfer Company viii call for ano
check baggage from hotels and residences.
timetables Of local trains apply to any ticket asen'
Of the Company. - ,,,oor
CHAS. r.. pUGH, J. y MOOD,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH s6th.t and Am.
stera2n Ign, SSe,i Rei ANsoN = AIIEECEY Pas
y. H.. Rev. CHAS. :. ROBINSON y. D. LII D.. Vim
preach throughout the summer. ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH cor boulevard
and We 1Sd-sf; Roy Ko4tKT RUSSELL BOOTH
Will preach at IL a. Weekly service Wednesday even
ing at 8. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING
from u 70 ! O'Clock Come in, rest and pray.
stop o. 10 20 minutes tho hour your time admits
Nos. lib FuOnst. and IS ABn-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner
11lt9.sto-Rev. JOIN J.. CAMPBLiL Pastor petlhes
" 10 80 a. aud 30 J.. Baptism after evening
service . As q. An. conservation meeting; 10 y. H..
prayer meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

St. WILLIAM 7. BARNARD Supc,intohdent0S erSiee o.
song every Sunday az 80 The service j. almost
wholly BY the chdren OF the institution. Public invited
Donations hand clothing and shoes solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

OLD JOHN STREET. w. w. BOWDIsU. Pastor-
ey Rr T EE Is6 Of HnnerSta WI preach a. 10 40
c. A X. Broo yp viii preach AZ 100 D. III. Singing
by large chorus choir. Seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

SOCIETY OF IEIENDs-Meeting for Divine Worship
(GramcTcy PARK. at II a. I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
14thst, betweei 9Th and 7th ayesSeCcs az ~ ~ o. NJ
ana p. Rev. II. W. PARKER. Of Iowa, VIII preach.
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MORMAGHa-lNE {:

VI ~ N,,,iuS MOnCLSII.I., MALCn ulLl.t iLOSn
IhIH%D, NEW,LONDO%, NoltWISH WHITE ny N.Y. - y;
1Hi%S ali pout. fNJiIll and EAST. lf-A'i..iiiSS'
~ iirr 10 NOR4 RIVER. next pier suONe -
HIiOSsiS SIsLEr FERRY, DAILY lSuhdAy' eA'ep''"
d" iiIiiFUL EXCrRSfON 10 the country over sun i
iarr Tor Tic round tfp TO New London tPc9uot my
Iori 0rSwod ~ 70 Ao"ich tho Hose 81 W.
80, lrk,t, GOOD up saturday nigLt, down Oy 5ltAlut
Norwich following sunday A. y. IN, Ne"'LOhuoh
D. mit,r.,,s and STATEPoOMS SECURED At 5. ~
9ol s.i a. 85J g97 as g57 md 225 roadway a %
a h,6H ~? oHcc5 wcstcot ExprcsS, PIE 40 snd On
siItS WESTOOT'r'S EXPRESS Will GALL l9f
1m1 ~ I'm q. W. BRADY. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner MSe!son'aye and 5J1.st.-Rev. CHARLES Il.
THOMPSON, D. D., Pastor VIII preach II a. IL. and
y. IL. Evening subject: III al Winds"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH corner
blhSt-Rey. ABBOTT J.. KlTIKEDGL, ID. D., Pastor.
The Rev CHARLES y. DICKEY; u. D.. Oh Philadelphia,
VIII preach morning at Ii. No evening service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Hudson River Steamer Mary Powell

DAILY IEXCEPT SUNDAYsl
Desbrosscs iicr 5o p Ia do 90 H.
81, 20 cr W. N Taf :; f wr y P6iSr
niJIGIT NTlW AMBURH. .MlhnON' POOOhhIGH'
j SIZE HYDE PARK Dad. RONUOGI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES. 90
Morning service 1T IL evening service at s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev A. g NORG Gn SEIIv,M9Tng: ,KespOnsbiit5H
PIaAse-mceting, $50 seats free. All wei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

ST. AIMS CHURCH, 1Sths.. near Jth.aye Services
a. IL a. ana H.. and Tor deaf Inutcs at 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. 44th-ot. and 9Th
ave-. Rev. A. Is. SIMPSON. PSstOT-SabO1th service.
10 80 n, 80 y. III. Monday, Wednesday aud Friday
3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

ST. PAULis CHURCH. corner 4th-avc. and o2d.st
Rev GEORGE HARRISON McGEEW, Pssior.-Sunday
services Preaching by pastor at II III. As
D. Sunday-school a: 80 p. IN. Seats free. All
cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
Npw.yOKK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL


Passenger leave foot Of jay aud id sts as follow"
Hail, Mlddetown. Port JeFlls, MonuccAo. Fa.sDGig.
Liberty Hancock. Walton, Delhi Lam S'ol' NOIM'eA'
Jay.,t.. a. i-d-st, 9tIO !. M 4o. NGHpoeu
Hall Lake, Mohonk and Mlnnewash1; WsN.t N9eA "a
MldGlctOWn, blooming DurS. E!!,i'N mr. Hiu"A'
bali FaIsbure. HureyNlltr. Li3cFty, Wmt' LAX ,,
Han Iaacs MohOuk and MiuncWnsKn, W3A.ni Aly Sa
tons NiddlctoWu BlOOUluEOurs LN l4r, ioit JtfNls
Monticello, tallsburg. HurlcyN' Liberty ""'Vo LAAo
IL 10 p m, 42d--t. 30 r M for Wc,t Corn.
wall orrs NILS stony Ford Campbell Hail. Middleto"n.
A ilt & &src5 M o iS' ihdGos s%sso.
Rocncstrr Niagara Gl, Detroit Chicago ana points Mr,
Jn H.. 4@d y. a. \. ILL., Sdtutdl}S oAly
for tampb'u Ial. Miid.eown ElruNillc' Port jews
Fallsburg, Liberty, White Lake, Hocdmd . ..o,os
Pullman drawinrr t and secpngcar berthe reserves
j. c. ANDERSON. q. 2. A" IS Exchange Place NJ Z.
EW-YORk AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
~ ROAD tOl: ,, ,
LED BANK. LONG BKANCN, OCEAN. Grow, AND
49, ASRUKN PARK. BlLMAlt SfklNtF Lam
AND POINT PLEASANT.
T,mo tatlo IN erect June IS 1890. Trains leave Ney
81, fS, ~ Ihrtv-.t 200 10 Il eIprc,-) 10 10,
III a M 90 30 80 lcNprc,,l, 20, 30 ltA,
ife,sl > 80 10 p. snnlays 1; 0O 300 a. H. %
p From foot Cortlsrdt and Do,hro'scs SIS. $50 ~
40 a. M II 20 ,cNprC>- SATURDAYS 0hy(' 80
S:i0 texPIesS. 40 t,Nrrcss cNsept ked bshN' ~
?cx1 resi- go soc p. N. Sundays' 5 10 9Ao l. n
sunday trains do not stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
KNHus DLoDGETT J. r. WooD, p n
II. p BALDWIN, Gonl Pas Agent C. Il. r, OF y. }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FIRST UNITED PREsBYTEKIAN CHURCH, 22d-
ST. between 6th and 7A aves.PVacaing by the Pastor
Rev T. w. ANDERSON, morning at il. After Sep
teInber WIN worship in now church hcme 34tst', be-
tween 7tl and sta ave5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALI
WASHINGTON.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD. N. Y. @. ~

w H. T.. h. r. CO.. Lrssee.-lrdns leave West ga
It, station New York a. follows and - minutes earlier
from the foot q Javst. NowYOrk Hamilton, London,
S'fos and c4ens9 . 81 45r6 % io ~ - o
Siaasarp Falls. 80 70 IS a. m, .jf5. IS rs p. ~
tia and Syracuse. 30 . 90 NJ - i2s
SIS y Kingston, 30 = 10, % clio 70.
ali 20 a M. b3 49, - 90. > :l5 and - Il p M
CatsSill and Albany 30 '7l5 - 90 all 80 z, M
35 C2 }5 s12p - osn :s W gS 3 f0l ss
az 30 H. m i IL 81 90 80 5 IS s5 $40 3 %,
III - D. H.. and cl0 IS a. b3 :4j Cornwall s.1
NeWburg Montreal and Canada Fast. 10 A. m. % 10
D. m. Elegant sleepine.car, for Buffalo NIAGARA fsns
Detroit. Charo and s. louis all through g,i s,:
70 Saratoga and Caldwell. Lake George allcSo a. "a.
ior.tar on II 80 a m. train. Kaaterskll Hunter no
bart, Grand Hotel Station and Phoencla ~ GU
and all 80 a. b3 - D. m. Parlorears 70 ,rano no
III and Kaatcrskll Via PhOnca 10 20 ana u ~ D. w.
on 80 a. m. SUNDAYS only, Tor Grand lioel and rnSe
ncla. Paenyillc Cairo and Mountain House, ..Is,
ali 80 a m b3 IS D. m Paror-cars 20 Cat.kll or these
trains Hafholday special rs NJ SATURDAY only lor
Kaaterskl Hunter Hobart, Grand hotsl St1i9n III
Phoencla. 20 Grand Hotel staten ana fnoca
clio aIO 40 a. m. and 90 p a. gersey cry r,hsft
MONTH"; git line 80 sic, ping car % o.iaad hosf
Sstion Sunda, only. DAILY. tDay except Satn Az
otte trains daily except sunday For tickets
parlor and sleeping acSmuodatoa Or 1i9 s sp
Annex Office foot Of Fulton.st New.loT6 N w oos
1'WsT 7S5 9i2 1271 Bway lf3 Bowery IL Park placec
n Wst lGh.st and West Short stations, loot or wsss
a9d at and foot OF Jay.st North River G. r. LAM-
BFRT General Passenger Agent. VanderoltaVe- we've
YsxE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

44th.st Rev. DAVID II. GREER, D. D.. Rector -
Morning service at II o'clock sermon by the Rev CHAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26
-. ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEw.YoKK

A P piEIHt NJ Viii BEao EEtsyED At rs JEE
drsst until oto Broadway between I G~ Wss:
corner LShsh .Se i go Thra ave-
corner Forty.sev 1026 Thdaye near
hrstst L7os Eirstaye 100 Wes 40 Iihsr.sss ss4
the HARLEM OPTrCE. $50 East One.hun,a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH shave corner
l2thst Rev. RICHARD D. HARLAN, Minister
seryices ab IL o. N. and p. Rev. w. 7. -ELSING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

COTTON-Ou The spot ruled steady a. I-Idc decline.
Sales 700 export aud 49, bales FOR CONSUMPTION
Port receipts, te3 bales a. against % LIics I7t N'
/ AMI Iutdi Tor tlr W'tht
,I4 haie- against = 5I5 ba.es last wre aud Los bales
TINS wcck year. september receipt. o. tL3
p0rs have agcr gated 26i bac against OJO4 $50
/ bales fOI the CorIc~p OnGIng tN.c last year.
Quotations aIc based Oh American e'ahuaId OF eaSs4n
rat on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

AT THE CHURCH "a lafayette Place near 4thst.-
Rev. q. II. COTTON will preach at both services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

At THE, CHURCH 29th-.t. and 5th-avc-Rev. S. ].
services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

AT THE CHURCH 4Sth.st. and 5thave.-Church
closed during month Of July. VIII reopen hst Sunday in
August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

ST. LUKE's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
stst Otlaye.; Kcy T. TIttLE pss,9f-
Of Drew Theological SoIninarv Sundav-scbOol 81 80
@. M. no evening service. All cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FoRTY.THIRD STREET METHODIST. EPIsCoPAL
CHIfKCH near sutavc.. Rsv. FRANK J.. WILSON,
qualifications 10 $50 ~ and 45 p. SabbI-;
school D. Peoples prayer meeting u 30
~ M Bible class Is q. N. Glass U.eetng ? 80 p
his church VIII be open all summer Strangers cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
hadsonaye. and 129thst. Rev. ns-'S' L PRICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7th-aye,
ISth-st-Rev. w. ID. BUCHANAN. Pastor, VIII
preach az 10 80 a and as D. Strangers cordially
invited,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 57th.st.. be;
tween Broadway aid 7tl.ave., Fey. WILTON MERLE
SMITH d. D. PNsor.-Preacbing service every sabbath
during July az II a. N. aad p IN. by Dr. RIGGS. Pro-
fessoi In Auburn Seminary. Strangers cordially invited
Closed during August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

1T TIE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 18th.
St, between 9TH and 9th aVe.-i;ev. 5. NJ. HAMILTON
d. D., Pastor. WI preach AZ IL a. and 40 p.
Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT lPREsBYTERlAN).
Services at Covenant Ghape. No. SI0 East 42d,
preach q, il a., andS IN. Young peoples meeting
at 80 d..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
?ev j. X. DAY, Postog-Scr'ices heid IN Brady :
1ial 1876 West l25th.st. Preaching BY Rev. T. b.
SMITH at 10 80 and 40 p Slnday school at
80 p. Ii. Young peoples meeting ct $50 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CHURCH or TIE STRANGERS Mercer.st, near sth-
ss-Kev WILLARD y. TH0KP breaches at 1880 a IN;
and Rev. DZAU Use ZEJI, Of China, at 40 =. All
the always free and Ushers welcome strangers Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 34th.st, near
Broadway, Rev JOSEPH r. KEkS D. ii DYri aq,S'
MIDDLE D. D.. LII. D.. OF Aueg lefy" City, Penn, Will
preach. The public cordially Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-26

CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHGKCn 5Gthst. near dag D., Rev: H0kAck W.
SUNDAY school . a mr., p Young peoples meeting,
p. IN. Seats free. Strangers welcome
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-06
A Hairs Breadth.

Two or three years ago. said train
dispatcher, Il was sitting at my instru-
ment one morning shortly after midnight
and beginning to browse, when | heard
an operator two or three stations away
| listened and received the information
that train Of cars had broken loose at
the top of steep incline and was going
down toward the operator to whom the
message was being sent. | realized the
situation Immediately. broke in on the
operator and found out from the sender of
the message when the cars had broken
loose. | could calculate then just about
where the cars were knew that the fast
express was due at the foot of the incline
in a few minutes, and | knew that the
flying cars would reach there in a few
minutes, too. telegraphed to have the
express tagged, and then sat down to
wait news. Pretty soon was called up
in a jerky, nervous way by the operator at
the foot of the incline: Runaway stop
ped, he said, eighty yards from the sta
ton. When l went home that morning
l felt pretty proud-for train dispatch
er. i"