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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW Jersey,
I L nIl 81 NnEIu EIAEL

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JER>EY,
y FOOT or LIBFRTY.Sr, NORTH RIVER
30 2. m Tor Fiemnson Ea,tcn ne'hdichcIm Alien l11
S.GurE faHaquS Saaiaoain. saabqry, L'ni-b9Ts, VII
ausplrt on Sgnda' Tor Ea,ion b,t.ehem' AHen"""'
$50 a. d.. for Lake UoIat0ole aud Iaton ~.
tom az and Maut6 thuaS ~ sunday, foT Lake Hola
cong. Ia,ton. Bethlehem. Allentown Maueh chunk ana
o ;sI fy Ti ld hta' w HG9aS4s
scrlnton R,aday uarri>burs, rQu~'i!.. I9nadua sht
TSIdasa Ba ra asi'SSa af to %arp '
p.,b rSS kucaiovr Mac1 Cnanf Re,ding HARRISBURG
o't-,ic q Sunday, for Liston. Bethlenem Alien
rs a. r. Tor ii.iol. b,eieic%, Ansn'ow9 M 9gG
e1Ssf r Gcqs n lsdsa "'0'''e Scranton Tan"
so - ~ Tor isSington. Lake Hopa'cons, Ea-ton
M '2 pr, s. .,a n sqe Egni" &sn,ovn. Mauen
ChGnH R,aiinf. Harr.-b' ~ -. SUNDAYS at 80 p M
ol ri rai|. Lone Brancn A.,gry ParS ocean Grove
ana No ROM i' "a co. 30. e. 10 D. ~ suaday
CO. . 700 d.. 100 D. m. SUNDAY trains dc not sop
for% ac nen3ad y, MAJ, ana Krypc gsot, 9o'
ro- g.. won 'Tcu. River AMI Barnegut go, s 10
a. TO- r.,,a Ila,in A,p~ur CITY vncand ani Bridge
'''to fr''aoa 49, si5. uio M. 80. $50.
800 o. 800 ~ S o" 81 u - a sun %
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LQNG nEA%tg 0'a i; %EoyE' &C.
from Per p foOt OF lt'tt"I->t'
For iIlghlauG B,a b. S-ahuglt Monmouth Btdch, Long
Branch -. at 20 49, 800 II 90 T. d.. on 90
4 al b 20 d. ~. sundays. 30 a. ~, ! 90 !. ~.
For Ntlntlc Highnid. 81, ZOO 49, m. 1 go Satur.
day onlyl 10. 80. . 80 p H. sunday $50 a. H.
! 90 q. r. IN - a.
For fs,rSn otca AsbuTy PsrS roIn. Pieaa9t
&C. A. 7:4j. o 90 II 90 a. 90 -, 80. .. 80
p For Beach Haven Atlantic CITY vneland. Brdgeton'
&c 30 a m. ! 90 D. ~.
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For Philadelphia at 80 80 90. II 80 NJ 80
. 90 20. 90. . 90 800 80 p M, II 10 hlRht.
81 NDAI> - 90. II 90 a. ~. 90, 10 10 wv
d. ~ l. 10 night
For Baltimore and Washington dauy ~ 90 SO (cA-
cent SUNDAY 49,. 90 20 > 90 !. M, II l. hi-1I
Trains leaving NJ %. II 80 a NJ. 80 90 90
80 H. H. > il night except saturday ngnt have CON
elton for Reading Harrisburg. POit>'lllr. &C ,.,
For -uublf, vi-iurr and NllliIusiort, via fhla-
dcIphia "a, - u 80 Bullet parlor car, 80 p m.
j. midnight Except sat Idy night Sundl}s. on p ~
Iict,t aud paIor.Car -'ais can BE- pr.,ur at -ol
4l5 gbi. LAO 1923 Hroaiv9'. 40 ttiaNr ga Wr.t
fS.,.- Ea4t lo5tl NrNlO-k- tOurt-,t, 500
i11,iiit""n.-t rs Bfoadvar Broosiyn.
Ntw.York Transf'r Company VIII call FOR ana che' X
baggage from hotel or residence.
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JOHN G. SHEEHAN, o ecIcsIs, :, Al,
--,~1,,,,<C,tc g., ,ba aroctiOn of BarfaCh

nD0pOSAI.S for the erection OF BarfxoTH'
0ec Of the oaSrermaster U military A ASSSO.s.
Vest Point g. y August ~ lS9omse;,,itsSs viii -
IN lsceTad az this nt IL o'clock noon Oh one Bri
SaayaHv BarTack a. per plans and specinone marked
seen at this once Enclose proposals and
the 1Ppdcrsiqned CHAS w. WILLIAMS @sp'"'
a. O. NJ, u. 3. A
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FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner 2.d-st), Rev. HOWARD CROSBY D. D., Pastor:
service sunday at II a. m. Rev. J. +. RIGGS, d
Bayonne y. j., will preach. No evening service
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WASHINGTON.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAIL-
WAY COMPANY,

PASSENGER trains la,c loot " Jay and 2d St. a. follows
Jay.,t. 81 d.. i@d.Nt. 90 a. M To- SanpurlV
Liberty, Hlncock Walton. b lh. Ldm'son Norwich.
Uuca. Rome. oneida. Detroit, chicago ana p",htS N''t
st. 800 3. ii., I'D st. 10 a. M; for campbell
Hail Lace Moaonk and M,un.wa,ht, Waikiki valley sta
tio.s MiddlctOWu, bloom ngburg. EueaNIl", Mountain
DIlr fsisburc. Hurl,y Vile. LID, ry, White Lac. ,
.ayst. 40 b. uL. i2d.st, 10 y. M, Tor Campbell
Hail Lake. Mohonk und Mlnnew9,ka, Waikiki Valley sta
tios MdGetowu. Hloomngbdr ElcnyiAe Port JcrNis.
MonticeEo fal burg. IlurlryGlc Liberty, White Lake
Kockland. ,,,,,, -.
ElcnVillr Faip6ur. Liberty Walton. Norwich Oneida
Oswceo. liochcascr Niagara FaAs Detroit Chicago and
lonts Wet .....,
Jay--t. 80 m i3d t.. 10 F. m. SATURDAY only
Lal.l!r@ Iibero, white Lake. Kocklnd.
Daily through. Other trains daily except SUNDAYS.
Pullman drawn room and slcepngcar berths
reserved at 1913 Broadway, New YORK.
J. G. ANDERSON. -. =. A.. Is ENchange Place y. Y.
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CUNARD LINE.
sEw.IuliK TO LIVERPOOL. via QUEENSTOWN.
From Per 49, North Kvcf.
VAST EAPKESs MAIL SERVICE 80 o.
nctn1aNN i Au. =. pm. Luufia rat. sept l9 am
i'uhra Sa; :uc3o. . 30 am Autig.' ~ : 20, ~ IN
so-.I, 81 I..p. II A DO. IOhnis Wed = PIT pm.
cabin passage 40 and upward. Int rmc1at,; t9o ana
rage ticket. and ron al part> OF Europe a.
Vow Nv rates For frgh; ant pas.age apply t" Tie COM
= a Dow!nC Green, New YER.
-" vFiNON IT, BROWN CO.. General Aeeno
DrD "Dv LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
X Fop IAGIaYKA PUERTO CABELLO. CUHACOA
tORO AND MAKACAIBO.
Calling Trinidad aid embark passengers ana
mails.
Pie. &c. Efst River.
&C vpNrZrrFIA Ifur,dlv. August o. 90 ~ m
= ttVti' a. W,Gnaftty. september ln. 900 b. d..
= Hr f,i'i piIt SItI-lat SCI teinh~r 20 on j.
Tho,e American steamship specially tuilt ioi 10
,r.te havc yery sup OdaOa. Tor La enscrs
"' EOULrON rIIS~ DALiEIr
GEN, raj Managers. II walls.
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CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7thave,
near lstl..t.-Rey. W. d. BUCHANAN, Pastor vii
preach AZ 10 80 a. and :4j p m. Strangers cordially
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CHURCH or THE STRANGERS M,rcer-st, near sth.
st.-Rcy WILLARD b. THORP viii preach tomorrow at
10 20 a. ~. and - D. M. Morning subject: The Eyi.
dence for Chrlsanty.n All the seats always free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CALVARY CHURCH, 4th-ave. and 2lst.st, Rev.
HENRY Y. SATTERLEE, d. D.. Rector.-Seryices Sun.
Cav August Il Holy Communion and 10 4. m.
Mofnine prayer and II O'Clock. Evening prayer
Nited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CENTRAL CHURCH, 7th.aye.. near I4th-ss, Rev G.
s. NARROWER, D. D., pastor-op all summer
Sunday school Q 80 a. M. Preaching by Rev. JOHN
BOYD at 10 40 a. H. Young peoples meeting at D. IA
Chapel service, AS D. n. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION. Madlsonave ana
81 h.. C.. Rev ARTHUR BROOKS, Rector. Morning
Nics at II a. n. Strangers cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

FoRTY.THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CnCRCH. near eth-aye.. Rev FRANK L. WILSON,
SFLLECK, OF this city. S0bbath.school . 30 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting 80 p II. Bible Class, led BY
MIR J. BEATTIE. % . o'clock a m. Class meeting 80
p. N. Seats free and strangers welcome 10 all tho
services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

FULTON STREET DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING
trorn II 10 / O'Clock. Come in, rest and pray
stop g. 10 or 20 minutes. the hour a. your time adr
Nos. / 10 Fuiton-st. and IS Ann-st.
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NORWICH LIN e:

FOR o.. " O4.LLo -It, ~ AICII n Ii DI-O A
ISLAND. NEM.LoNDoN4 NORWICH. White MOUM;
IAINS points NOK1H ana EAST. S1EAMEhS
leave Pier 40, NORi !. RIVER. next pier above DIS
BKOSSES STREET FERRY, DAILY (Sundays e2ccp;rlj
q 80 y. -
DELfiHTFUL EXCURSION TO the country Sun.
day for the round trip 20 New Loudon Pequot AMI
Fort Griswold 81 to Norwich the Rose Of New England.
g. Tickets good SATURDAY night down b. steamer
leaving Norwich following sunday at y. NewLondon.
piic-kETs and sTATERoOMs SECURED at 5. 81,
26 81 S47. 800 397 718 957 and 225 Broadway, 80
and 1913 Bowery. In BROOKLYN. ( C0urt-st. and 33l
Fulton oni,es Westcotsa L1pres,s PIER 40, and on
snd CHi;Ck BAGGAGE from HOTELS aud .I.EsI.
DSNCES u w BRADY Agent
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Time tabh, In effect Juno IS 1890. Trains leave New
York foot OF Lbcry-s 90 is. 10 (eNprcss) 10 10
u Is a. In | 80 80, 80 tcAprcss, 90 80 (ex
press. 80 10 p. Sundays 200 BOO a. H., 90
p. -
From foot COrtlandt AID Dc-hrO-ses sts 3 80, 10,
$40 a. NJ. II nOO 30 tcNprs' saturdays onlN 2'JO
$40 tcNprc-,. 3 30 express except RED Hahk 20
fcNprcs-l. . 60 100 sundays, = 10 o:iO n ln
, 10 y. .-,.
sunday trains do stop Mt Ocean Grove and Asbury
pI'FUS BLODGETT J. r. WOOD.
sup rntrndent Gon'l Pass Agt., Penn. X. Il.
II. z. HAI.DMLN. GcmL Pl.s Agcnt Z. X. II. VI ~ j.
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AoCEDuCr COMMIS1IUiSNEthSN No OF 30 IBROAD
ROOM zoo. STEWART NJ ~ DiN''
NEW YORK, August !. 1oVu
vJyO CONTR ACTORS. Al, , ra.onry

n or proposals building an Sess" for Rese
dam with gatehouse ana o. nc roon River Carme
putnam County , az s@ on ,Vr IN The ONCE az
forms o. viii be received At t oSs d boui
Soeloch D. onened by the Aqi educt con ns .sl
sps ' and the award for doing said WORK VII Dc "au
as thereafter ~ p0ssiol ,hsrcor and
Bank forms contract and %, he enclosure
olos OF p,d,nan az nhe above office OF the Aquedur'
missioner on application TO the sectetary'
by order OF inc "f'NN j. c. DUANE Preslceh~
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDU STRY. 155 Worth.
st. WILLIAM /. BARNAID superln, enden,-Setyiee 0!
song every Sunday at 80 The service i alnoss
wholly by the children thu institution. Public Invited
Donations OF clothing and shoes solicited
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r IJNE-BETWEEN NEW YORK,

- TATE LINE-BEl LIN MN Ohh'
y GLASGOW AND MoV1LLE LoNDONDEEKY:
WITH TIKOEtsIi TICKETS At RED tED RATES
10 IIVIkroOI. LONDON. DUBLIN.
SIKH or GEOE"IA Thnrdly. August - q a H..
Cabin p,.aee 735 70 so according 70 location d state
room ENrr- tickets go 70 500 htccrtsr tck'ts -
snd fioa. az part Of Europe at lowest RAJ IRON fier
Columbia Sicr,- South Forty Brloklyn y. y. For freight
and passage arU'y - AIS1IE BALDWIN co. General
Agent. - iCadway. y Y St' rllc onicc. 81 Brfadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH and WEST
PRtSBb fEklAN CHURCH.-Thesc two churches Mn
hold united services during the in the Brick
PRESBYTERIAN Church. 5h.ave 3th.st On Sunday
august L. Rev. SAMUEL JESSUP. D. D.. Of Beirut.
syria. will preach at II Strangers cordially welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, West 57th.st., bet
9th and 9TH ayes.-Dr MORSE breaches Morning SUB:
ect Things 10 ,trOy and Things TO save Our County"
ond series Of upon the National Problem.
All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

AT SING SING CAMP MEETING Wonderful mani.
festat9ns Of power sunday morning Love ftast.
THOMAS HARRISON STEPHEN MERRITT on ats
Excitement intense. Closing in od-.ashioned marching
around Jerusalem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner
55,h-st. Rev. JOHN HALL. D. D.. Pastor )-seryices
Will be he'd IN the CHAPEL entrance on oJth 81, SUNDAY,
eth inst, at II a. and p. m. Rev. D. j. McNIL'
Ian D. D.. Is eNbect1 70 OIhciate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

THE BOOK or oPEN-AIR SPORTS octave. 500
( pages illustrated. The standard authority
American open Rules for sailing. swim.
Ming ball playing shooting. horseback riding &c. &C. In
null ~ per COW. Published Tho Tribune. SewYork
and universally complImened bJ the
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6nmmcr Resorts
ACKNOWLEDGES,
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY Madisonaye and
42d-st.-Iloly Communion. 80 a. H.. morning service
O'Clock: evening service at O'Clock, in the chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 34th.st near
Broadway Rev. JOSEPH r. KERR D.. p tastor.-
Morning service at IL o'clock Preaching by the Rev.
H. l.. SISGLETON, d. D., Of New.lork City. Strangers
well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY Madison
aye n' cor Sfth'stSsryiee at II a. m Preaching b
evening service Prayer-meeting "Wednesday evening a
O'Clock. open all summer All cordially invited.
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Proposals.
lTKOPU1"61s
EALED PROPOSALS will be received az 6 tha

& EALED PROPOSALS will be received az Ina shH
- Office of the Superintendent OF Repairs PUBS day Of
incs Nev.York y Y. until II on tne -osn inn.
august 1890 foundations FOR new osdnsn p' IN &C.
cation DoDo on Ellis Island. Newlork ih Voonias Of
coriance VT the drawings and sp.clnest nst nc
,yh ch NAY he al office. tach ou nSnar
mr1n ,, I'd y certned chrck for $500 The III 1sr
mcnt viii reject all BIDS received aeF I' comply strictly
on Ming the sane: al-o bids which 10 20. roposss
Nth ain the requirement, Of this oc,led and In
must be in duplicate propo;5ls must new S buildings f
I%m grafton Depot on Ellis Island HeN s"pcrnendcn
and addressed to JOHN w ,n.s iV2ew.Yo-k y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

D,CIFIC MAfL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
/ LINI.S 10 CAIIokNiA "A. Japan GilNN Av,co
.-l.NTI,AL AID SOUTH AMERICA AND MEAICO
NA- ron New.York pier 100: OF Cana St, y. T..
To- san IEsnci,,o' Va u" Isu.n4- o. Panama,
COLON .a'l- Wednesday AIgI.' -' hoOi
From san Francisco. LIT and BranEsn ss.
IOk JAPAN AND tNlNA
CITY OF rfLTNt, -ails Satcrd1r Aucis 3. noon.
Fer freight passage ard general information apply
.orrlrvis ONO on pier. foot OF Canast y. L..
e'"F'' Ii. J. BCLLAY. General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

BELOVED DISCIPLE. s9th-st, near Madison ave-
Rev. GREGORY LINES, Rector, Rev. GEORGE DEGEY
officiating during the rdecoratng Of church services
will be held in the chapel adjoining az 80 IL, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
ALBANY BOATS, PEOPLES IRE.

UKEW DI4AN NINT 'IV.NU I.tF' IOIu
per al North River oot Csnalst., at y. M Broohyn,
futon.st, Via annex, ,. NJ connecting With express
irans for Saratoga George. aud all Adrodac points,
SHARON Springs Cooyerstown, Thousand Islands and
Niagara Fails SATURDAY NlbHl SlIAAhN connects
with sunday morning train for Saratoga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

BAPTIST CHURCH OF TIE REDEEMER. I3Isst
near 7thaye.. Rev. W. WARREN GILES Pastor.-CloS1
Sunday. September T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT (PRESBYTERlANl.
ser' at Co'enant C6aPe 70 80 Lni' n, va;
az II a. and p m. Young peoples meeting At 80
u.
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90 AID x: storage go
~ NJ UNDERHILL co 81 Broadway. N. L.

gNMAN LINE 4. :. and Royal Mail steamers
4 FOK Qi'IFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
''IrY OF SEW YoEK. :wclne.day, August %. $ a. m
CilY OF ~ {f.iS Wcinc-iay August =. : 8 o. H-
CIIl OF CHteTtK WMn''f1i >"rctu. - 81 p. H.
bF enc q. o.. dfy. ~cutl1r j. - 20 l ln
IRON plrr 49, \ L.: al ,oning Chr.-tophcr-st Fern.
iiESf tAHlN. so and upward a.c rim D. stan
l..,flnu a. room. >I'ONp Calm 0utWI.i. 80 .
prrps4 40 SIEFEAGr. go fiTLE WlIGHI <
CGk> general Ar.nf,. o. BOWLING GKi.iN, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHI RCH.-P r,0 aching 10 10 a. m. Rev G l. WILSON,
of Delaware Young peoples service, 40 D. M Come,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES.
Morning service at IL +; evening service a, g.

AT THE CHURCH II Lafayette Place near 4th.. -
Rev c. ii. COTTON VIII preach at both services
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

SECOND CHURCH. l23d.st and Leaoxave. Rev "a
HUTCHINSON SMYTH, d. D.. Pastor.-Rev. p NJ
MARLlNG ID. D., breaches at IL .. III. No evening
service.
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l. MAMMA MS G !

HOUSE AND COTTAGES SheItcF IsIand d T., ~ -
BEAUTIFULLY locates: beautiful scenery, drives Anu
groves yachting. bathing fs3;ng. da1clGe &C. ops H
until sept 10. Easily accessible by new laSt trains uN
Long Island Kailroa. ana steamer shelter Island S'l'
for terms and illustrated pamphlet TO Henry ). Mower
rnanarer ManLansct Uonsc. sulIolk county. y. Y.
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mn. STRngG'S SbNITANIUM,

SAKiTU(sA SFETNksS.
Omen all The yesr Equipped with best appliances
among them massage vacuum treatment swedish move
men suspcnsory treatment electricity. Turkish Russian
Roman cectro-thema French dough and other baths ana
mineral cheerful resort for Treatment OF Ieefes
ton. and indoor sports send Tor circular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

At THE SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i.A
st. between 5h and 9Th aves.-Rev. JAMES Mci,fnn
D D.. OF Albany. will preach a: IL a. M and AS D. M
Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

DISCIPLES or CHRIST, jGth.-t., near SHAVE.
Tho Rev. b. %. TYLER. Pastor.
Morning sermon BY the Rev. J. r. TOOF. OF New Haven
Conn. No evening service.
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NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD IS. CO.

~ SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDON:
NETWORK, SOUTHAMP1ON AND bremen.
steamers SAL from pier foot Cd st. Hobokrn.
FAST EXPRESS SpEAME
sat-, Aug 16. D. lave wed, Aug =, y,
saac. We'd. Aug; 20; 9 a. m Up at Aug 80 p IN
First cabin. SIS and upwari berth, according b ocs
cabin, SO a berth. StseiAsr at lowest
rates OEIHiCHS & co. No Bowling Green.
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AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM

FIRST CHURCH. 121st-st.. near 3f.ave-Rev. J. Ell
MENDORf, d. D., Pastor-Church clos until Augrs. d
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W IOE QUEENNSlToW.N, M, AYpp hIYEKP2PppLh vrns
iieltonc Aur % 80 a. m. .Ieutoac 3pt III 80 an
lritannc Aug. q. so p Britannia sept - 20 pm.
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White Star Dock, foot OF West 1oth-st
Second caU,n these steamers. sal3os rates 600
,nn upw ard according 70 steamer ADD locettn 9. berth
Scood cabin -35 and $40 ~ Dur-ion Ticket on favorable
te,u.s steeraqe go Company once. 40 Al Broadway.
'N'-' 1 nRUCE ISMAY. Agent.
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CATSKILLS-pE SILVA NOT SE Il and autumn
attractive comforts 600 feet elevation
solid train from " Y. 10 80 arrives az Arkvhc %
D. H. good conNeyances. Address DE SILVA HOUSE
Grants Mills, Del. Co., y. Y.
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~ EW-YORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL

~ ROAD FOX . -
RED BANK. Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE AND
ASBUKY PARK. BELMhR, SPRING LAKE
AND POINT PLEASANT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16

At THE CHURCH 4s:h-st. and 5th-ave-rey PArr
r. SUTPHFN d Cleveland. VIII preach at both services
Morning topic: 1.-The New Birth" Evening tonic pa
ligous iindr1nces 10 Spiritual Progress.r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
senteneed to the Happy Hunting Ground.

Sentenced to the Happy Hunting Ground.
HELENA, MONT, Oct. 2S.-Pascaie
and Antley, two of the four Flsthead In-
dams VITO have been on trial in Missouia
for the murder of three white prospectors,
was yesterday convicted and sentenced
to be hung December 10. The Indians,
who all along showed the utmost indlffer-
ence as to the outcome of the trial,
broke completely down when the SEN
tence was pronounced. 1t is intImated
That within the last two years dozen
white prospectors have been murdered
by these two men, and the sheriff of
Missoula county spent nearly the eutirs
summer with large posse of men in
effecting their capture.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
Burglary at Bowie.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
BOWIE, Ten. Oct. 2S.-J. A. Sig
mons cotton warehouse was burglarized
last night and the safe broken open. It
is not known whether any money was
lost or not, Mr.. Sigmon not being at
home. The burglary Is supposed to be
the work OF professional craftsman,
as several burglar tools were found that
had been used in opening the safe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
ontributions to Ireland.

LONDON, Oct. 2S.-Bishop O'Dwyer
of Limerick is quoted as saying that
Americana should draw broad distinc-
ton between contributors to the starv-
ing people of certain parts of Ireland
and contributions to the national league.
and should see that the money intended
for charitable purposes should not 60 to
illegal objects
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
Gen. sTiles win Look After Sitting Bull.

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. 28.-At army
headquarters this morning Col. Corbin
said that so far as reported the contsm-
plated outbreak of Indians at the Stand
ing Rock agency is concerned, it has be-
come to be an old story. Sitting Bull
has had few dissatisfied followers about
him for long time, but it can, think
be safe to say that there Is no truth in
the report. Then again, Gen. Miles is
now IN the field right up in that country
and he will no doubt give the matter his
personal attention.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
Broken Out Afresh.

BERNE, Oct. 2S.-The trouble between
Liberals and Conservatives in Canton of
Ticino, has broken out afresh, and fur
Their disorders have occurred, and an
other battalion of troops have been DIS
patched to the Canton to assist in reStor-
ing order. Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
Found Dead Near Iowa Park.


Iowa PARK. TEX, Oct. 2s.--Mr. J.
Warren, an old gentleman, was found
dead this morning on the premises of his
son, eight miles north of town. Justice
of the Peace Cam held an inquest. APP
poplexy was the cause of death.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-29
A CAREER CHECKED.
The Leader OF Notorious Band of Horse
Thieves Shot from His Horse.

Thieves Shot from His Horse.
Allen, leader of the most notorious band
of horse thieves in the Indian Territory 4,
against whom there are over 100 indiot-
msnts in Texas state and United States
courts, was cornered in Comsnche county
Sunday by United States officers. he
opened fire with his Winchester. His
shots were returned and be fell from his
horse with both arms broken by ball
from an officers rife. He was taken to
Paris, Tex, yesterday. BE has said TO
have killed many men in the last two
years, and is under indictment for muir
der of two Chi3kasaw farmers who were
pursuing him after raid.