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New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
RESCCFD IND STARTED IN LIfE'
EXCELLENT WORK DONE AT THE HOUSE OF
REFUGE on R,ND,LLs ISLAND

RTFIIGE on RANDALLS ISLAND
The society for the Reformation of Jn''hH' P'
unouentS Of the CITY Of NewYork held it, ,lNil sNa
anniversary yesterday afternoon al the h'"'"
~ Refuge Randall's Island Amony tho-e present
wer,p Frederick W. Downcr Henry A Cram. Nathaniel
Jarvis. IT. Henry Dudley. J. :. T. stranalan wilma"
I Andrews. James H. Fay, benjamin G. "ctm"T"'
Iacob F. Miller Edward VI. Town send StuYV''iW =
Morris Sicourncy W FAY. a. b. smith. oi F""sn'
heonsie: c. G. Leigh. W. G. Dorn. Henry VI Jones'
Eeniamin D. Silliman the Rev. Dr. John Il Fa\'"h'
tho Roy Wilton VI smith, r.. j. Waufcn Norman
Williams C. Ivons and Richard =. Harck' James h'
Watson and Frederick Collier, two able rNpi'N'h
Of the Philadelphia House Of Refuge: Dr lSfacI -
sones tr Of the Hospital for lnourdbIi'' .
Walter NJ smith, Mr.. and Mr.. +. VI. Carpenter VIII
ian, Jcncs A. J. Agnew. the Rev. J. Elmcndori, Il L.
Lar1rmore Mrs Il. Chandler, Martin H. hr""h' D. J.
Carrigan F. Higgins Miss Julia Stone, Ihoma' l"nn7
Iustice Duffy F. W. Foster. Thomas r. ho'''hS'
Lucas r. Adams Iangdon Woods. the Rev Dr' h'bcf7
Colver and Others.
The doors of the building were thrown open - '''"
rrests and a cordial invitation was gwen ny nup"lh
tcndcrt Israel G. Jones 10 inspect this monument of
Intelligent philanthropy. The work shops paThof
lrly tho hosiery department. proved Of great interest
In one room there about 100 operatives H-lE
exfr Tor extra work and the stimulus thus Afforded
has produced some extremely smart V"rh"H III IN"
last year and half The lnmatrS have Nceiy'' III
wages something over $1,000. me INSTITUTION con
tajns At present between 800 and 700 boys ana girls
from little toddlers to youths # sixteen lcaiS IN
the abort time that the children are lhcrf u'N ~
ccive a urinary and intermediate school cducatrl ar,
instructed in trade, and are taught habits oi
Industry and clcanllnc~s.
recjtatns and addrcsc, by the rc-dcnt and by The
Rev Drs. Paxton and C0llycr.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
STGAR STOCK'S SUDDEN DECLINE.
RISING sTEADH.Y UNTIL THE LAST. IT TAKES
AN ABRUPT DI.pP.

AN ABRUPT DEpP.
Tho abrupt decline IN Sugar Hchrcrlc' stock IN the
closing dealing Yesterday Wa, not explained sati-fac
nry. The higher prices FOR the rrn'-i product with
cores pondlne advance In IN" raw material, wcrc
favorable To- an advance and. uLt the last hour, the
stock slowly improved. The succc~.ng decline Wa -,
unexpected view Il the reported condition of IN"
company. % probably was unVi-" A. matter Of
manipulation. \ drop Il - 10 per cent J., rc"c
lAtion - tho member, II IN" stock Exchange
bo do not remember hat their fathers made their
fortune, by similar variations IN the ayor'c sT~cula
ton, n their DAY.
4 prominent officer II the stock Exchange remarked
after the nuctuatpn> htd been brought IA his att"n
ton What docs hi- world want sugar ha, given
LIE and st.cn-ih %" market. and be- au-c of q
sharp difference IN prices there Is grpy from
the foOr about tIc unlisted department ! should
think that ANYTHING which wOuh encourage business
would be gladly welcomed. ] venture tho opinion
that tn. unlisted department Will hot te abandoned
readily
In other quarters the dccu" vas supposed Ia b.
preparation Tor important changes n the management
Al ihc approaching general meeting. one ~ two d.
rector, who represent N"W England Interests 100 ~"
combination %ill probably be- iprced - retire.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
DETECTING CONTRACT LABORERS.
GLAssBLowERS FAIL TO PASS THE INSPECTORS
AND MUST RETURN TO EUROPE.

AND MISI Nv ~ I-tiNDi''
Collector Erhardt made an important decision yes
terday which will be read with interest by all labor
ing and others who sympathize with the ehor's
that the Government is making to prevent the I'M
portaon Of contract laborers into this country seven
Belgian Glassblowcrs arrived here last week on thc
steamer J'mbra from Liverpool, and George H. 'ake'
the American secretary OF the international Federation
of Glassblowers, made charges to Chief Federal III
spectOr Milholland that they had come here uhucr
contract to work for the Warrick Glass Company oi
Glassborough, n. J. An investigation INTO tFSe
charges disclosed apparent conspiracy to import
non.union glassblowers into the country to operate
the works OF this company. ThS parry Oh EI"NN
blowers came here under the personal direction OF
Oliver Bertrand He co.opcracd with Jean Jacquc-
main who secured Belgium for these seven men,
But NJ. Dewate the Belgian secretary of the fcdera-
tion caught JacQuemain plotting the men from her
GUM TO Liverpool and warned Mr. Cake
Bertrand was to disclose himself 10 the agents OF
the WarriCk Company upon his arrival mere oN "''u
Ing glass stick in his hand When Inspector 'o'N-
ling and Palmeri an interpreter boarded the steamer
at Quarantine sure enough there was Bcr'raho WIN
his LITTLE wand But his charges had been carefully
posted as 10 the nature OF the investigation to wh'h
they would be submitted. and most searching 'N
animation of the facts In the case followed ic nv"
did not explain satisfactorily WHY three oi ''c'" ''
tickets to Glassborough, and Bertrand h'u i'''
Neither could they clearly sro" WHY "''
10 that place AT this time Of year in Sc"rch "f "orH
shortly before the time when glass factories arc shut
down They said that they bad many s lIlcm.. .t q,
Classborough but Inspector Conding aSceTancd iIa'
there was only one Belgium there VINO kne~ Inn, I'i.
Supertntcndent Weber recommended that the oi,l".
prohibit the men from landing. on Inc s. sTHu,H "a'
they were contract hborerS ColonGi Huu Gu, ~ ,he
Phclps Dcputy Collector Of the Law Division oi me
custom House made an exhaustive exaIiha non "' ue
evidence submitted and approved Colonei Mr'' on
rccommendaton and the BelgianS were lahtnl on
hoard by the Umbrla last night To sail back I" Europe
today. , ..o,do, IN land
Ing the Wartck Company would have imp'r'u Nv
norc II is also said mat every glass factory IN the
country now employs union hands
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ADVERTISING A GRoGSHoP AxOyG CHILDREN.

Complaint has been made TO Superintendent Jasper
by the principals Of several public schools in the
vichity Of Hestcrst that liquorscIler distributes
circulars among the children they leave the schools
These circulars arc printed cheap paper, and
they read 4" Hurrah Old times again The best
drink Of whskey milk punch in the city for cents"
In addition the liquorsellcr offers check for free
drink OF whiskcy 10 the purchaser Of every drink.
There 5000 children in the neighborhood and the
principals have united in strong protest against this
kind Of advertising. They have no control over II
the children In the street after leaving school
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
COTTON MAEKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, June g, p. motion Sale, Of the day
include 800 bales American. Futures closed quiet
but steady. Amcric -Middling. low mlddlin
clause, June ucllNrr. u 30 ot"o 13pi 'u' ''u July
delivery 32-6faO 33-Gid, July and August delivery.
6 35Gfd6 36-G4d; August delivery. 3GGta6 S7-6id
tcnter delivery 3JGid6 5iGid scptemb.r aud oco-
delivery f-Df October and November de-
$3.50 buyers: November and December delivery.
, 5J.6fd5 J6-6id. ... -
low nddlng llAc good ordinary, lie stock, oO' bales
WeeklyNet and gross receipts, ~ bales cAporb 70
Great Britain, 10 bales sales. bales ,.,,, "a
Norfolk. June 6--Cotton steady middlne i%o
and gross recepts bales exports coastwlse. 3
bales sscs. 3 bales stock, $3.50 bales WecklymNet
and gross receipts 81 bales exports 70 Ifat briIaih
$50 bales coastwise 755 bales sales. 10 bales
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

when the circulars handed to them, but they say
that there has been increase in drunkenness III me
neghborhood which they attribute to these circulars
and that there is little Of teaching the prlnclpcs
Of temperance in the schools if such influences are 10
continue outside . . ~,
Mr. Jasper said Yesterday that he should put the
subject at before the Excise Board ana enucaN
The circular gives no name Of this liquor dealer, but
gives his address as No "a lIester-st
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
Tile LorLSrAy. O11rRr rIGHr.

New orleans. June g. dispatch from Baton
Rouge b.. to the Associated Pre-, -ay': After on
hours debate tho resolution T. refer &" -p"cial
committee named in the r,-outo n. al lll, relating
Ia amendments 10 the CoI-ttHton iu Oh" matter 81
lcycc- schools. ohafic. drainage and lotteries. wa
adopted ~ vote of ~ to 70 ~ this resolution va
moved by VI. -hattuck who gave motto" that the
lottery amendment would lc introduced. the action
taken j. l,saldeG Indicating the strength of the
nrDpnscd lIllcry IrEI.lIiIun.-
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

~tfl.f ',uof Ordinary. 10 Ndding l1'f
option ll'r du,i 20 Ret today and the changes
were i-- frequent. with absence of prominent features
So 'he o'"t th ter pr rath,r h'1rl-h because ~
weaker Liverpool tlll,ce. Scar months declined 30f
point. and ht" deilyosic. followed Win drop ~ lq2
points Llt.rlnn then finn. which caused slight
fs and som" loll buying having Oh quiet and st"afy
- la3 points G.,fu urir. Will" reuo'" doN"ito~
r.-.d . shade better than yesterday Sales, 81 600
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st:. near 6th-sve.
DIR. MACARTHUR breaches morning and evening In
evening Baccaaureae faculty and students
OF Rutgers Female College Sunday school i5 Prayer
meetings Monday and Friday evenings. Strangers cor
welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Gil RICH. Sthaye., Rev. DR.. OLIVER 4. BROWN.
PssorChdfns Day, special exercises at 10 80. Special
az :f5.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
ST. ANnREw.s METHODIST EpIscopAL CHI

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
76thst west o. ColunbUs-lye. formerly 9th.ayeScr.
Vices ot D'dcaon sunday, June T. Bishop d. 4. GOOD
y III. will preach morning 10 - to b. followed by
=, Dedication conducted by BsnOp +. g. ANDREWS.
Resident Bishop. Afternoon. 30 there will be- platform
meeting pr,siicd over by Mr.. JOHN D. SLAYBACh ad.
dresses delivered BY Mr.. SLAN BACK. Hon. JOHN JAY
General CI LNTo1A b. FISK; Mr.. ;. W 8oWNE. Hon.
W II. BEIIANI and Mr. J. 4. FUNDERFOPD Pres.
dent OF tn BOARD OF Trustees; IL III: evening tj.
Bishop ANDREWS VIII preach. Monday evening. 9th
inst o'clock Grand organ Recital will be
the and superb Hoo- Hastings organ bv Messrs.
MORGAN and WILLIAMS, assisted by Miss MORGAN,
he Ilarplst,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH cor. Boulevard
and West 73d->t. Rev ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH.
ID. D. Pastor SclNiccS al II a. m anC =. sabbath
school i5 IN. Weekly service. Wednesday evening
at :. Cordial invitation to ali services.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY 47h.s., near Lex.
ington,sve ALfoRD A. BCTLEH Rector Services,
a N. The Rev. HENRY LUBECK Will preach at D. m.
Vested choir. Free seats You welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST, 5oth-st.. near sth:sye.-
Preaching Sunday, morning and evening. Dy the Pastor
Rev. b. B. TYLER
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madison-ave. snl
35th.st., Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. Rcct0r-Seryces at
IL a. and m. Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

EGLISE DU SAINT ESPRIT, 30. 22c rue Quest.
Services regieuX le dinanche 10 L du matin ct
du sor Rev. A. " WITTMEYER, Recteur.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ELEVENTH STREET UNIVERSALIST CHURCH.
near 0thaNe., Rev. Dr. f. C. BOLLES, P1stor.-C
drens Sunday: IL m. exercises by sunday school. Id
dress by Pastor and christening Of children p last
Funds.n
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 155 Worth.
81. WIN. +. BARNARD Superintendent Childrcn's Day
services appropriate TO Childrens
Day at 80 D.. Public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE. No. IA Eas. 2ot,l.st.
(rameFcy ParkMecting for worship First day morning.
o'clock Fourth day afternoon, 80 o'clock. Seats
free. All welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 18Th st.,
near Madson,aye.-Rev. JAMES CHAMBERS praches
mornng-children's Special sunday school SER
vice , 45. Young peoples service evening Weekday
services Wednesday and Friday. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

+" Athens. the City OF Philosophy and Art" Special
music. Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Try the fast St. Louis Express. leaving ,iin mraha
ment Of New York Central Railroad In time table
cnlnmn.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

n,oourvGDALF, REFORMED CHrRCH, Boulevard
IL 10; tsth.,t MADISON {. PETERS, Pastor VIZ
,r",cI @ a, II on 'rh. Mud We Ought TO HaNe. 40
;.l,nmhler, and ltamhlIus w ~ ".'-'--'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

Rev. GEORGE Il. VAN DE WATER, d. d, Rector
IloiY Communion, 30 a N. Morning prayer, IL o.
Choral S"spcfs { p m. Eycnsong, y. m. The Rector
breaches morning and evening.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

NORTH pRTsBYTERIAN CHURCH corner Of 9,h
ave and 3st.st-Proa hing BY the Pastor. Rev. b
Ro>suER D. D.. Mornng service. 10 40; subject
He That Leayeth Not All That He Hath and FoIlowett
After Ne Is Not Worth ~ Ne" Evening service .iJ
Subject The Right Use Of Money"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING
from l2 TO | o'clock. in, and pray
Stop D. 10 or 90 minutes the your time admits
Nos ll3 Fulton st. and IS Ann-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

REV. GEORGE l.. SPINNING. D. D, will preach at
Phillips Presbyterian Church 73d 81. and Madison.ay ave-
tomorrow. Services II a. IN. with Communion and
y. N. Cordial iny it9tton 30 all.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

PARKER SPIRITUAL SOCIETY incorporated 1850.
-scrN4crS to-mGrrow evening IN GnIon squar Hsil
Union square, East bank. subject paJa bic Ex.
po>ure ~ Socalled liberalization Denied. PrsteNt-
1ransiguration." free. Gospel hymns. All vel.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BrI Hiding MATERIAI.-There Is large supply Of
Ik lhd consequent In values i noted Cement
st i .ath steady Lime ranges from Sc 10 - 20 iay-
,IHviaW brck eJ0a6; t,hhill. - p ass 30 UprVer
naid - 5Gdfj 50 Pale. - jOds3 - Roscndae Cement
2Sa7l 10 per bbl american Portland 52ds2 20; English
otldhd, - ~ 30; German Portland 81 300 81 20.
Jan Jan quoted at - - 30 1,O0O Goats hair. 2"6
@Sc' cattle hair,
tOtt Et:-B.azn wths on the spot had a moderate
uniId. and prices were steadily maintained. No. fiat
pan quoted loSd Isle and undescribed do lS.c. sales,
:, 2oVo bag: Rio for cApor pri,at terms MID grades
IN moderate request Sacs, 200 bags Central America
iOOO bags Maracalbo 900 bags Laguayra. aud $50
pa, ',Hat mala private terms The option market de,
W9Fd further strength to-day but there was decided
iallng on In the speculation. Harye continued on the
"p"au turn, ana to th a-cribed most OF the hrn-
nc'N Al month, advanced l5d9O points. and the close
wa, ,tcady at about the top avre gained l94d2 frs
snd Hamburg closet = pig better. London advanced
oa on d'iinros aiO'r June; Omcia quotations 20
=. m jun '1o I'D July. 1Os; August, 1bs Sd ;
september -, 81 October rs I'd November. rs 9d.
u" irm. Regular nr-t, 600 good second. 5 010 {;
exchange private e0l; receipts, 1000 bags Flo clear.
ances for United States 1000 bags total stock $4,000
oag, Nanto, receipt, 1000 bags Receipts at Rio July
T. ds'a To- Juno 1880 226i 900 bag- SAM tim iss9
o'rto- July l. 1so9 to June =. 1890. lsi2,oOo bags
am time 1859. - 81 600 time lsSo l,0S2, 600
"a a., I. fotaX 10 lty- IL
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CHURCH OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY Rev.
HENRY LUBECK Rector.-Sunday services (holy com.
munionJ and II a. M in St. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church 253 West 53d.st. No evening Service.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH. 4fh.s.. and
Msdisonlvc. Rev. d. II. GREER. ID. D., Rector
services in the morning at IL o'clock Evening at
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
MadisonaI". corner l2dth'st:-S hidren's Day eXef
ciscs by the sundays hOol at 10 80 a. Rev. Dr.
j. f. PRICE +. Pastor. Will preach at 80 D. m Strangers
cordially welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

COTTON on the spot ruled steady AZ ll6c decline
ra.c, sl6 bairs for consumption Port rcccips to-day
6 ba-. agan- I3i bd, last week. and 9OS bales this
day last year. Total for the week. is0S bles against
s.6e har- and GlO2 bales this week last year
Since september f. receipt, at tho port, aggregated
517 ~l la' against D. G i3O bales for the correspond
ing tUs lat year.
NMnll-nn, Lard Amcrcan S,andlrd oi ela.slica
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

pr-r ovrD DISCIPLE. S9th--t. near Madison-aNe.-
=, ~ ,.HT,OEY LINES, X tor. Will oidriat' on m
~ ,norn,g at 80 and IT, and on sunday evening aV .
stranger, cordially Invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

At OLD ASBTEY Washncon Square, tast-hev'
STONE Pastor pr aches AT 10 80 ana .o". e =,
~ " II ROOIE viii sddre~> union hn.''hI,.in- q,
al an ..rhe sur WAY Reach th" M''>r OIV"'9'i'
and harm in att,ntancc afternoon and evening"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. 46th.st.. north side be.
wcen Jth and 9th The Rev. y. HART, Rector.
Services on Sunday at II a. m. and p m.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ALL SOULS CHURCH ttRat;Sf ,9,ner ,,,r TT'n,'' ~ m
sermon hy RoN. Tiltpppsf' l. NAi-LtNN' '' "
The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST LrKES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4lst-t. neat oth.ave.. Roy: T. ;. Triple Pastor II
m Childrrn> Day EXERCISES. with the chill.
drcn 40 p. preaching by the Pastor subject This
Chariot, the Whirlwind being the fifth in series
Elijah.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST AIMS PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
West lSth>t., 5thsNe.-SeatS fre, choir.
services = H. and $ and deaf mutes as sunday.
school and Bible classes, .. Daily service, and 5.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

prnroRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cH K fDr J. } REED. Pastor pr.as9'' .,bos, IL 80
.uhi,rt. Lie and 10, Lluititl"n, s''0'' m
itr Eich, Word IN the Right Place seats Tree. All
wc
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Revival meetings sunday all day through the week.
Rev. TELFORD and KEATS, OF London. and others
sistng Come and
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

,c,. pprspyrrRrAN CHURCH. corner OF 5th.
m btiv ,nd n a!th.st'' Rev. HENRY vAN DYKE. D. D.:
ro.,o~" REV. JAMES o. NJ KHA D. d., pe', ~
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
12thst, between 9th and 7th avesSeryces at 10 30
a. III. and 4 p. m. Rev. WILLIAM GRAHAM. OF Bos.
Will preach in the morning and Rev. 5. g. SHAW. Of
Walton y. " IN tlc aft rnoon.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FOURTH REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. q. MoF,RLAND. sern ons by Professor W p.
JOHNSTON :f5 D. m Rcv. l.. p. II BIZ, Sharon. Iowa
: 80 p. H., Rev II. W. TEMPLE, Man' hester Penn.
Cordial invitation 10 all services.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. Fast 35thst. between
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev. =. SEWARD. Pastor
services at II o'clock. Rev. JOHN MARTIN. OF Bath.
England, Will Preach.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

nrpr,N CHURCH corner Bedford and Downing sts
~ nSOS Pastor reaching SUNDAY morn
inD 10 40 i.,v H. B. STEELMAN ir,acn'hs Su"Da.
',r.,,,ng l,r, 40 Dr. J. +. ELDER. seats lFve'
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CIU RICH, 34th.st. west
~ Broadway.-Praching by the Pastor Rev. JOSEPH r.
KERR. b. D.. az II q. N. Childrens services a, 80
y. Stranger, welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ALI, SOULS CHURCH. Madisona ave ana oo.h 81, w.
Pcv Holm FULTON. D. D., Will pr'a'h a' u d" Az "
AZ Iven.So at 80 p m
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner oi
3lst,t--Preaching by The pastor, Rev c: DIV. BRIDG
NAN. ID. Sunday. June = Service at IL a.
No evening service Cordial welcome strangers and
those without any church home.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CHURCH or TIE CovENANr grEt SBfrERi r.; M II
n, 49,. ror ajth--t-SDrNlco~ az II a. n l''N. - ~
WrIIVAiNE D. u, VIII preach W1n' ,Hd nm, W, ~ ~
W ", IN ID ,ys Sermon II q. m. by R'N "l.p"i -
" i,iSTrIt pastor Young peoples meeting 50 p' H.
Communion : y. m.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ST PACL's CmCRCH corner 22d-st and 4th.aye:. Rev.
GEORGE HARRISON Mct'REW. Pa>tor.-Sulday ser
yo-s: At II O'clock Childrens Day seryce. conducted
by IN, Pastor and The SUnday y>chool 80 p. sun
day.school at 10. preaching by the Pastor Usual
meetings during the week All invited
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

CALVARY CHURCH. shave AMI 2l>t.'t. Ltcy'
ur%pV Y SNTTEKLEE. u. D. k'r r'1r.-N'IN' ~, ,,, En-
"N,,.rn II a. M. Evening prayer ana 9'lhioD' A''''
,.i,or,l service and sermon t-,ni' ir'rl' . p' IT,
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Madi,on-aNe and 53d--t.-Rey. CHARLES l..
THOMPSON. y. D.. Pastor will preach II m. and
; p. m. Evening subject: 'Obiections % PRAYER"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07
FORTY.TUIKD SrREET MEruODIsr EPIs

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 5th.ave. corner
12,h-st Hey RICHARD D. HARLAN, MinisbP.-
Communion seIvicc at Afternoon service p.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FORTY-THiRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH near sth.ave.. Rev FRANK l.. WILSON.
Pastor will preach 10 30 the youth. subject:
"A Christian Soldier Also preaching IN ,he evening
- p. ~. sabbath school, ? 80 D. Young Peoples
PRAYER Meeting, u 30 seats free. cordial well
Is extended to all.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

VIZ, troi,. Communion 30 a. Morning ser
ana ana ~ II o'clock Preacher K"N D. j. ENANS i>U'
Nl,' @ ,ire az AZ O'Clock Preacher, Rev NJ g. HUMP
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

,,,.ccu OF TIE DIVINE PATIENTLY. 5th-ay"..
~ ,En,bt Eey CHARLES II. EATON, D. ID, Fa.-
corn ChtlIrrn', sunday services az II a. NJ ana 40
IL m.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ASSOCIATION HALL 23dst corner ,ta
,,y.,c,.od rongrecations Preaching bv Pa>t"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CIIU RCH. ? " 10 West
46thst. near 5h.ave-I,ey. w. II. T. FArNCE, Pastor,
VII! preach at II a. n and 80 ,. m. PRAYER.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH. 4fth-st. and sth
ave-. Rev \. B: SIMPSON, Pastor-Sabbath services
10 80 and 80 ,. n.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHC RCH,
Madison-aye.. corner Of 2ith-st. Rey. {; II. PARK:
HURST. ID. D.. Pastor-SerVices Sunday June E. a. II
a. m. and :i5 N. The Rev. MARVIN r. VINCENT.
D. d. will preach.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

ur ercoxn UNITARIAN CHURCH IN Brook.
,vn corner ot Clinton and Congress sts f.ov
h,bN ~ 80, Wan Clo-ing f0T the season
sundav morning June 10. All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

HUGH o. PENTECoST speaks at Masonic Temple.
23dst. corner OF othaye Sunday at .. m. Subject:
"a Case OF starvation"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

,r rrrKNAS HILL METHODIST tilS'VII5nHnH ~ - -
c,ifrCu 5Oth.t near 2d-avo.. tho Pastor Key Jon
rNEKrR vni preach sabbath At l9 80 w. oo ai' aG
So % hv he children Pa,tor and other~ .riHG tIa
',erx welcome. S1t- fr"' hrlhs IO'A N''~'o'''
flowers inginp b.rls and warm heart".
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

SECOND CHURCH I29d and I.,noNaTS;; Rcy KY II
|. - II M ,HT nri,rh', Al 10 80 and : rs.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

cu,uERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7h-ave;,
- iS,h'.t Rcv w y. BUCHANAN. Pastor. WI
nraa h M 10 30 a. NJ and :45 p III. Strangers cordaiy
tad
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

.r TIM SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ism.
=, ,,.dnr ,,h and 9TH aycs-1hc RSv +. H. MAlLINtr
I'll ~ mach AZ II a. M and - p m strangers WEE
ron
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
ABBOTT T.. KIrTREDGE d. D.. Pastor,
Viii prach morninc NJ H. evening az :. Union Bible
CiaSs saturday evening AZ s.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

HEBREW CHRISTIAN CHURCH, II st. Marks
Place tftast stl-st-Rcv y. J. GEORGE, D. D.. Of Re-
formed Presbyterian synod. breaches sunday evening,
:ij. Mr. FRESHMAN will also speak Hebrews
daily invited All welcome Prayer meeting FRIDAY.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-07

TWENTY THIRD STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services held Association Hall I'D St. ith.
.ye,-Preaehing by Pastor. THOMAS DIXoNt Jr, %
10 80 a. subject Newspapers" No > Tine Do'y
Pres," and 80 y. M. Jonah and the Goura Vim :"
sundays 30 p. IN. Young men and strangers
specially invited.