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Boston MAY lG-Flour quiet and firm Corn quiet any
gfehrr no : white 3sc. Shorts quiet and Gnch'9ssLn
on unchanged. Butter Eggs hiWf
itS n Cheese steady. feceiptsFlour, DOW
hb. 100 sacks com 5000 bush; oats lSooo bu'h
shorts 81 tons. I'D,
,unao MAY 16-whcit-No. hard dun, closing
boher II oil asked for spot; No ] Northern, W.,
beat dull and unsettled 40. red. - asked III
,r,,5": 80 white Michigan. 81 on track 900 oH 9
Ntra \o rel sold 952c In store. corn quirt pn1
~" 70 . yellow 3slc: NO. yellow. 3SAc Va. =
W.. 80 3. 37i2c IN store Oat, strong ana higher
% rs white sold 33.c at closing 3ic asked foi
80 white: cars No. white sold at 33o'G53c c'rs
X, ., MIXED Il 31a32i.c track: S1po bush No.
III, bitth AZ 33 &C. and 81 900 bush do l. +. at $50
Ear.v I'm fair demand No. extra G3aG5c. Rye dun
nd nominal Flour steady, with fa.r demand prices
nnrhans,d Mnfocd weak CORE winter bran. - % ;
-'rirg do 81 20. Canal frcrht- hfm ana unchanged
Itn'1.. Flour - 900 bills wheat, 222OJO hush; corn
90 Oo6 bush: oat- 10000 bush rye 5000 bush Shll,
,,,,,t- az c,u.l-Nhcat 1jJ,cOO bush, corn, 93'oOO
bush: otis. l2Loco bush malt 8 3aooC bush Hf'
T.. 900 bush com 1872 900 bush; oats 10000 bush.
chicago May 1G.-rhe leading futures ranged a. fol-
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NEW YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
AITrains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and I'D ST., New York.

YgE ONLY RAILROAD STATION ~ TIE CtIN
TRAINS LEAVE As FOLLONS ,,,,sa .
500 A. VI. rASI NIW J. Okh SlAlE EAPhE~SS~
due at Canandalgua 90. Bufso 20 o. ,Iq3,rrn An.
1oai oIhcag9 % a. I Iiv neg os vEsrIBULE LIN
IIED-due Cincinnati . % Indianapolis ~ 81 O. lie
11:3o A. VI 'S%SSsfN DAY EXPEEssd1dda do. NE sHI ;as
sundays. Train leaN IL on SatlFc4bs uo-S NOT run
Wcss OF Detroit or tleteland 20 L.. ct.....
600 p. VI. FAST WESTERN EXPRISS-due Cneaas
90. Cincinnati % 80 y No. -. I.li7 ~ a.
1000 r. VI. PAST NIGH EAPkLSS-foF I.ochessf
buffalo aaort Falls and the Nes'. .-,r, r,,,,,,r,
BEcK tKINGsTONl AND HUDsoN-to 90 n ~ -
ii 50 a. NJ. 70 80. SO, 80 = IL s..o for PoTGa:
D. a. Tor GARRISON WEST POINT. 70 'OV'll 10
H.. ( > 80 - $50 80. a %, 80 y. m-, M,
ALBANY. UTICA. SNRACt So, ROC ~ m BYE Bug
FATO AND NIAGARA FALLs-e 30 300, 10 90
N 30 a m.. 90. 10 90 D. H a4so Albany '"4 Ct.'A
TRIO" pAE4HrOGA. ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND
MONTREAIl-fs . o. D.. 81 u ~. aI-g 10y w
= 81. i So II % =. H.. 80 500. - 'oJ D. H..
ArRRTRN. GENEVA AND. CANANpAIGrA's:5 50.
BFRKSHiRT HILLS VIA HARLEM DIVISION
.{5 a H.. 20 D..
For ticket and ssce Sieepng Cars. AMY AZ Irlna
CertrI station a. Nos, fl5. go pa ana ~ llNI
Ie PARK Place IS West l2jth-st and l39thst ,taron;
Deifori.ay,. D.. D.. Br0OAyn. - -.
WN,.ots ENuross call, for and checks baggage ron
hotel. and residences through o d.stnaton. -,
NDai} ,X,ep Sunday. DAILY except Saturday Ona
Allow trains except those leaving at 50 a. and
10 % uldnlght top at 13eth.s,. station. ,-,.rc
JOHN NJ TOTCEY. GEORGE h. DANIELS.
General Manager. Genp Passenger Agent i.
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Dancing Academies.
ALEXANDEK MeGREGORS,
n los Wet jjth.t.
Private lesson, Ia dancing.
am time bY appointment.
Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW JERSEY
y LnnI OF LLNLIlrN- 81. NukrM RINLM

A y III l
\ root or LlHERTY- ST. NORTH RIVER
Tim Table of May u lr9o.
town. '>r'n tlaas. WiiSc,D.frc' s,raSioa Kradios
arro &9 CandS Snl fo S'G b.. , Lg~jors
town. N'u,n ,na%,@ " LIS, arr. and Stanton
oo !, q. for .rmneto9 aston. hcthi,hgm Allen
con-. Ia-ton bcthIcncm. Allentown. Mauch ,hunA and
- and go R. FOR F1G@instons Lake nepa,,sSae.
Sharooia. >mhgry. LLGw,,buri wlllaD,Iort. Through
,n '' Na, cianE EcadnS ilarTs6urs roi,s,ilc &c.
En ~,ni,,s for Ia,ton B,thch,m. Allentown. Mauch
Chuu, and rot,,'H.r.
, /, D ~. for Easton. Ecthlohom Allentown Mauch
CHUNK. Wikc'uarrc scranton iamaq9 Shamokin:
so n aud n %lcnt SVP0" Lake "'r''''"S f"''0N
. 80 p tor somcr,ile and Pennington.
Chonn icadins, Harrisburg, SUNDAYS 80 p. IN.
80 y. m for Ea,tou. Il, Lhlchem and Allentown.
Grove and Point r'q,ant 80 Is. II 70 a. m 80
p ' m sunday trains do not stop At ocean A.
bur" For Monmouth Reach scabright etc. at 30 l5
For Auan%o, ,lisnands va Msnv2n and Jneyport.
9G - a., o.S no. a. G oo n no. 20 80 80 7So p m.
For IaAcNcod Tom, River and Barnerat 40, Sis
d. Icr Unite c.ty ylncland and Bridecon. 30 M
Tof Freehold. 80. sI5. lI:I5 a. M, 30. 80.
For rc,t6 Amb?y 30 g 90 $: 10 10 80 II Is a M.
70. 200. 80 300. 80. 10. 80 p. M sundays
''' 50 ' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
For Atlantic '' ma r'ia f'2f Of leach scabqh
Monmouth Beach, Long Brnnch 10 10 n. and
3.i5 y. m. For Lakewood, Toms River and Bancgnt,
FOR. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. X. ~ Ncw-crsey Philadelphia and Read
Ing H. T.. and baltimore and ohio Il. r.
For Philadelphia at 30, a. 90. II 80 a. M, 80
90 20 go, > 90 u o0. 30 y. II 10 night
SUNDAYS poo. II 90 a m, 90 3 20, 100, 600
For aitmor" aud Washington daily at co. Il 80 Eek.
ccpt sunday a N 90; 20 90 p. m. l. 10 night
Trains leaving n 10. II 80 a m. 30. I 100, ) 90
30 % - night. except Saturday night,
nccti6n Reading. lIarrishurg Pottsvilie. &c.
Ticket, and Parortar be- procured at Il. pol
40, oli LILO, 1873 Broadway, 731 6thaV" 26i West
lo5th-st. 13i Fast l2Sthst New.York; Courtst $50
Fuonst. % broadway. BROOKLYN
New-NOrk Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.
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General Eastern ONCE. o35 broadway.
WEST SHORE RAILROAD y y.

w II ilsls. Co. lVS>cc- West i-d-st
N,"-A orA A. follow aid itrn minutes
OF JaA-st y r.. chicago. Detroit London 49,
- 80 ) 10 - pm - Louis. > T. S.i' gn
Toronto 9:15 a. m. - 10. 5 Is D. Montreal IN
ada East. M, , 10 b. m. Niagara fdlts. = -, ''
Utica and principal ntcrmeiats stations. go - o. n
- 10. = 10 y. land lul IL 30 a for t.' unfx'
KINGSTON. Saurelu's. ,al>Ail. Albany. 80 70 80
a. 80 a. M and g. 4. > 10 - - :? m, H2,rr
straw. % a NJ - - ~. Eieean 1gp lge ami
Bun1lO Niacan Falls Toronto. Detroit h''s"
50. Louis Daily. Daily except Saturi97 c, -
trains daily except sundays. - Leave Je.-,E ~:
y. L. station. II 20 a. M. 80 p. M. hon"hen w.
Shore station, II 20 3:i6 D. m tos ~, ass
timetables, or irforna apply ~ offices Io
Washington~t. 12G Fulton-St Annex olc 100, OF "a
New York CtN-l ,27l. N3 4S6 and az bfotyN
Rowery II Park Place GS West I25ths and West shore
stations foot Of West f2dst and foot OF JAZZ hho,is
Westcots Express calls FOR and checks baggage i,n
and residences. G. f. LAMBERT. General faSSehs~
Agont. 5 Vanderbilt ave. u. \.
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RAILROADS..
DE N n SYLv ANA
| RAILROAD.
RAILROADS..

=
ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890.
trains leave stations foot Of Desbrosses and Cortnnds
500 A. Mn. FAST LINE for the West Pullman
Nestlbue Sleeping and ParoF Cars. Arrives Cleveland
5:25 a. M, Columbus 80 a. m, Chicago > 90 ,. p,
Williamsport Lock Haven and enoso. except sunday.
1906 os T a. M SfffR AND CHICAGO LIN
lied, composed exclusively Of Pullman vestbals
and Observation Cars, presenting financial rsports,
aa a aaS 6a6aop 5a and ' all '
Enc Of home . or GSe Hsta by am ed
sygs c9cp9at 10 and Gc ,9 g a. z neSs DAY
ExPRfSs pullman Vestl6ule Sleeping Car and Dining
Car NewYork 70 st. Logi, ChGsgS and GiRein3a,a
clnnau II rs a. m. Chicago 500 p. M and st. LOU,
$50 =. GmriT H' @SifsrERy EXPRESS for all points ia
SIeonine car N"wyoTK 10 Titt.burg st. Louis Chicsso
Cincinnati and Memphis PGnnsy'ania lIairosd Dining
80 p. M Chicago 80 p M ncAt gay ana - Loui,
and Toledo daily, cxccp. Saturday.
500 r nPacS Expo', b rsT2a vSs3q r RgGs
phis the Shenandoah Valley arrives Columbus III
' soond orr D9g Connect, f6r Toledo daiy and
for CORY Erc. the OIL REGIONS. Cleveland and Column
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Washington Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor Cars.
$50 D. m and Con9re.,iona Lin itod daily. Win
I RRs Car spa a s2S 600 F and ws so 30
S Sq2 nS 90 300 Sunday 9 e is and a5a fSr 3
apd Zoo and anG , l25 ,@ ns f2T p Seo
n oispe@sr nng C aiP NJ Tg ' o. ~ M dan
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 2.Osp ID. Through Buffet Paroi
i M 5 ro5 ga ys Mg 80 TsGf tS,a.ph.
Norfolk Railroad 90 a. daily except Sunday, ara
100 p. m daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2 10
D.. m week-davS.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows
20 : 90 8 90 SC . 30 Chicago Limited VITA
Dining Car and 10 10 Washington Limited, and II -
a. NJ. = 20. 90. 10 300 80 90, 80, 8 90.
500. 80. 90 and 300 D. III. and II 10 night.
Accommodation II 10 a. NJ. 40, and 90 p y. sun:
DAYS. Express. Is, = 80. 200 30 oLnltedl ant
D. NJ and T. IL night. Accommodating. 90 !. ~.
The Noy.York Transfer Conn any viii call Tor and
check baggage from hotels and residence.
For timetables 81 local trains apply 70 any ticket
agent ~ the Company. .
CHAS. F.. PUGH. T. WOOD,
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
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\ FUlGu VALLEY RAILROAD.

- ,>st>oER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlanit and
Desbros,es st.. A. follows.
h., f.r SlaIugtOu and intcrnt didt' points
a. NJ GenrNa LYONS l-iii,t car 70
and Inc West and principal local loul> NAalF q" '"
Iy,n- and Pullman car 90 SUSPENSION bIllt'. -,..
20 A. NJ. for Mauch nuns ana .l, u'i' po'ls 'r.
~ m Tor l.. aud n. Junction and intermediate points
chair rar 10 Mtuch chunk. -,-..
'h, 80" NJ Tor iuuhnauuock and intcrmodote point,
chair car 70 Tunkhannock. Connection % Reading anu
nag no D. M for Igmira and principal utermedate points,
CHAIR car to WlAcsbarre and Pullman Sic, pr % suspe
soi 30 d. m Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points,
Chair car To Mauch chunk. Lab.
10 D. m Tor Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
ronnrctton Ia kta ing and Harrisburg. .,.
No' M Tor Geneva Lyons. Elmira Roche>ter BurAe
and the West pullman sleeper 10 Lyons and Suspension
ITains leaving at a. m, u =. M ! p N. and ~
n m connect all points in Mahanoy and Hlzetoa coA
''s' SUNDAY TRAINS.
A m FOR Mauch Chunk. Nafieton and intermediaN
uoiuts and II for Shenandoah ana Intermediate points
-, 10 D. m. for Nauch thuuh and ntrlrrdiat" ion
D. m for Geneva. Lyons. Elnira Rochester BunAe
and the West pullman sleeper To Lyons and Suspension
pi'Ne0 General Eastern ONCE o3I broadway.
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Oh city, Penn. MAY lG-NatIonal Transit certinc,rs
opened sGac highest Sic lowest sIL.r. closed go
sale, ~ 600 Dbl, charters, 390s bbls shipmcrs
Pittsbur2, Penn Nav lb.-Pctroloum dun but stead,
National Transit certificates opened s6sc closed 49,
highest - nc; lowest SOigc '' 0''s .
Bradford Penn. May Educational Transit certlo,ae.
opened Sole closed Sc highest S77.c lowest Sal
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WHEAT. NO

OPENING, Highest. Lowest. Closing.
CORN. 30 =.
Mny ....... & ~ 81: $i%
OATS. 40. =.
Hty ...... : a. e: 81: :::: E:
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
I%a: g g { :; 3 /: g g E q
LARD. PER 100 LBS.
Nav ..................... 20 627R 025 G:5
I I"is ....... ...... so so o42s ea5 g.
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 LES.
# i IA; -.. g g ss sss: s:S s.: s.
cash quotations gGc a. , follows rcar l firm and rb, mn
nrat s2assi2c: 80 red 9id9i2c 30 . corn. 3ilac
So o' 60 -'- GaS.eod 30 ii 81 Prime timothy .e,d
Io i g .Sc r SsA G DC. GS 's % a 9'q a E.i
shoulder boxed - oGf5 ID ;ahGrt clgI ,de' oo\.d'
u o.. sugars unchanged
Articles H,,ipT o Sn'iI' I, non
What bush 95U@ oa, wv"
oor-. bush ........ 2d aC0o S 51 SS9
on The produce Exchange tolay NJ butter narset
i5aI54c fine. 1t4loc; finest Gairc-. lI"ISe' hne
MnuaaEer. May IG-rlour duh. What more active
and higher No spring ola traeh. cash 800 '4c Juiy
&c So SGfihrln .5s C % gun N %" i- al ga
ior. I've nimi 40. in store 'd'c b'tIry sI'in
~ 90 Lard, - 30. Huuer -t'hdy da'ry. H. i5c.
ii1s i,,cpt--Foui 3. 500 bbis. wheat l'coo bush
' .c% -oSoY a 91,9 ,o5 G.,
aarpms Nay t3ear d., aan , ng, prics' ., ,S.ay
El ',' -' ~" .' v j. 'as W. sc9a
rAf.r. fp. milling .Ild,> demand bcu- 'eu light and
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THE STATE or TRADE

.o,s,,ytso Nav 12 should have been 700 bales May
/ %IS bales: Nav -, ? 30j bales.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

| RELIGIOUS NOTICES
| AT THE COLLEGIATE DUTCH CHURCHES.
Morning service at II o'clock evening service al D.
AT THE CHURCH no 4 Lafayette Place. near 1th.
st-Rev q. II. COTTON will preach at both services
2S't ,.s and a, ' 5oaS :srv ESy
AT THE CHURCH 4sth.st. and shave. Rev
W j. II. TAYLOR d. D.. will preach at both services
! At REEKMAN HILL METHODIST EPIscoPAL
cHuRCM 5ohst 2daysh c P2tor Rex JomS
pARK T pre;ch S 46pRsp al ySnnS 20 Message
Of Hope the Unsayd" SEATS all free SUNDAY %
s aud SUNDAY ci genial welcome awaits you
ASSOCIATION HALL. 23dst corner 4th-av., leased
by Twentyhird street Baptist Church 30 accomm0aate
DIXON. Jr. a, 10 80 m. and 80 p. AL welcome
At THE scoTcu rREsBYTERIAN CHTRCCH 1ath'
A. Pc% w 9 %pS S'H wiz praR at Y a. m and -
| p. N. Strangers welcome
St. dai ,i' Of icnoSa1c-i,ey. ME;LE sr c. wIGHr
Pastor viii preach at II a. m Sunday-sehool at p H.
AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Rroo9;.
Subject; .'0ur Western rnitarians'
At TwENTY.ForRTH STREET METHODIST
d.to ~ EonEEr H. STR1NXT6T 'i D. g. az %
Rev. THOMAS h SIKATTQN 'und9iy -,c3S"J ;IV;
evening at o'clock. Everybody cordially invited
| to every service
AT COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCH HARLEM
FIRST CHURCH. 12Ist-st., near 3daye,Eey: J. Ell
| MENDOltF u. D.. Pastor. breaches at II and %.
SECOND CHURCH. 123d:.t and Lenox-ayc. Rev
| g. HUTCHINSON SMYTH. d. D.. Pastor preachc, 20
1880 At a., Mr. B. E9te @ Cro or, orSto tb
musical society Of Bible school Admission by ticket
ALI. sorL2' cHrKCM, MaaisOn:aye; and Gcth-st-
on ''The Problem Of our city Government" Evensone
at 30 p. IN.
At OLD AsBuRY. Washington square East. Dr.
sT0NG pax s. I no o ri and Gc So wron VS. Of sae
| women" Orchestra afternoon and evening.
ALr IS sq gE r fEGa . %IG ?@es At fq4''
sunday-chool, 70 40 p M The public cordially invited.
and NJ ET2HHER6 s'GcHf r 2fi2
Pastor WIN lG,aSh a. II on c l ~ q sp Drunk
cnnc,- Of tho city" You Away, welcome.
nEIcK rEESnYTnRIAN cHTHcHt cQTTcE % q II
b. D. VIII preach on sunday May ls at II a. NJ and 80
BELOVED DIscWIE. se,h.t.. near Madl'qn-,ye
Rev y GREGORY LINES. I,cior-ii: CnoIa' I4itamny
wILLIANs
BAPTIST cnUEcH or THE ErIrrHHAtNY. Madison;
ovo and Gitl.-t.i2y. JOS r. LLPEK' d. D. ,, VIII
n ,,.n '' W,dac.d lay and rrida, at D. m
- - r.,,-,.,.,.r
EI.plpFp SihIl.l ~ / H''l''i -, ~. ~ -
en- E,I Dr ! REED Pastor prcache- 10 80 sub.
itt', az, T '"'''''''"' ''''
a. "''''
, -..,.,--. -, c,,t-pct, ,-.,.
wet m -'havc. ASCENSION sunday. Rev WiLIIhM
LLOYD pr"l'h'- a. o. 'nd so p' ~ N ,ins
.a,i,ct h..'' Al.t 90, w., IHT T., G. r-,,,
l4H a. ''. ~, ''.. -.., ,.,.... -, o. d.,
Tvs. thr First queen - tie sea- Np-." selected
/ f,Yu fhr tnutaH. ooh. God. Thou AT Gf'ai Sponr
/ Stranger. cordially welcomed.
!
CHURCH or CHRIST lS-icnt,.'. Hartman Hail. cor.
lqiL-sf. and West 18Th PREACHING
;sl si5a.r asq.,rl. so 49, 5'aSs " ''
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COIION-Ihe sIO, moTket ruled st'adI WI :. VU.I'
Port receipts to-day. 32 bales, against lo41 pale a.,
week and 22?5 bales this day ~ year Ioal 10Y ul9
u $50 bales a year Since september receipts al
the ports aggregated $3.50 O6o bales AGAINST oiV
bales for the >pondng time last year. ~, -,
Questions based On American Standard OF OSN'n'
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NM rrAnE lN luIc No.

Chicago MAY H. t~prc,an. The wheat 49, was dom
mated during the entire day b' bad crop news. II
came from every source H. pie O strenuous oppu
-itun from Nj. Hutchinson aud from other
important ncrc-t, the price AT one time during the
day showed an advance over Thursday night of =
cents, aud even at the Clu-c AN uNII"" ui over q
cent July Whcat opened it 50, sold briWccI - -
and % : ~, and closed at -. May opened at 90
and closed at % .. June opened AT 80. >. Gnccd
80 / = and clO-cd II 50 &. There were mc--dgr.
from south Dakota Announcing the calling Il meet
ing, 10 pray for rain. there were message, from
knnea, CiN dcclun, that Eastern kali-a- aud Wet.
cru Missouri had had frost during the night. Their"
were adNiccs from springfield, III. saying t!at the
fiII1cr- iu Central Illinois were pouring ~ complaints
0 TIE Saic Board about lIr--an Elc, Ousi der we're
credited with = good deal Of the buying. The hul
crowd ~ II. Louis. known here " The Art club
wa, specially prominent. The weather map showed
the Northwest -tili dri. II showed light general rain,
M Ea'-u, bat dry weather every where through low 3,
and Nebraska. The Southwestern receipt, we're
moderate - ears ~ Minneapolis and thirty ON. At
Duluth. Corn Influenced It good deal b, vh,s
Jul, opened at 80 =. sold between - - and
- - and closed At 80 ".;07- MAY opened At
- - ~jd at - ! - and closed At - . - Ilnr
dav had sharp adv. nee. especially for The rr,rIy
OPTIONS, July opened 81 20 X nd closed Al - tLr
top. May opened II = -. sold At 20 "a au(
closed ~ 90 -. June opened al 20 81 touchr,
- 30. and closed AT - ,. Provision, wcr, vcr'
dun. on the curb. July wheat closed AT - =,
pats at 90 -; call, AT 90 l..
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70 40 unday-school 80. and preaching at 1880 by
Sunerintendent Seats all free.
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ldNb Nfhis
erlcsn STANDARD OF Clas,ill-
STAINE

Strict Good Ordinary . ll-l6 Middine..-...ll 7-le
Options a little ccular but trading continued on
a restricted scale. At III, outset the general tone vas
rather weak. and lat. months declined point Mar
options, however, then hardened ana finally co,f L.
points higher renewed buling OF spot for nome CON-
sumption. Lat deliveries on the contrary it OF 80
poin,s lower, owing to weaker Liverpool accounts SS
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rrpcr pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH, SHAVE. corner
,o,b.t Rev. RICHARD ID. HARLAN, Mihister'-oer-
,Ices az II a. ln and D. m.
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FRIENDS MEETING IOISE No. ~ East 2Oth.-t .
Gramercy Park Meetings for worship First Day morn.
Ing II o'cloch; Fourth Day. morning 10 20 o'rorl
scats free. All cordially welcome.
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FIRST BAPTIST CIIi RCII.-Prraching I'm the Chanel
90 Park-aNc.. los Rev. GEO. H. KRAMER nf Hrook lyn
Interesting themes both morning and evening. All Ire
invited.
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toRli-TIIliD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, near SthANo.-rhc Pastor Rev FRANK l.
WILSON will preach at 10 80 q. and 10 D. H.. 4
welcome for all.
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FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. to 10 West
Ie,b - near 5thave.-Rev. w. II. p. FAUNCE Pastor,
viii preach II M and ~ p M nele prsyef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

GOSPEL TABERNACLE CHURCH tith. sti and l, sth:
10 10 a. H. 80 D. m. Nightly except Saturday at g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN Gnu non. 31th.st I'm
mcdatrly west Of Klmdway Morning service II o'cock
by the Pastor. Rev. JOSEPH X. KERR - d. Ey,nluf
service 80 O'Clock 10y the Rev. JOHN HALL. u. u.
Tho public cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

ON AND AFTER MAY II. 1890.
leave stations, foot Of Desbrosses and Cortland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

HEBREW CHRISTIAN CHUKCH, y ~ ,,, MarK ;
MIN breaches sunday evening 80 Baptism Of Hebrew
convert All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-17

SEVENTEENTH STEFTT METHODIST CHURCH.
\ q, MOItiuot 81. Pastor ontnu., - VA 4'
sunday and through tlr week. Dr. kfAlN ana o,4.s
,nt Evangelist, assisting. op'nlng the meetings Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09
w. A. PIracr & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO 4. q. DAVIS.
EXTRA

WE DESIRE TO CALL YOUR PARTICULAR
ATTENTION TO THE FACT THAT WE
HAVE MADE STILL ANOTHER REDUCTION
IN THE REMAINING STOCK WHICH WE
PURCHAsED OF Z O. DAVIS.
We HAVE NAMED PRICES ON THESE
GOODS WHICH WERE CALCULATED TO
MOVE THEM, AND THEY HAVE MOVED
LIVELY. TOO. YET THERE STILL RE-
MAINS IN MANY DEPARTMENTS GUAM
TITLES OF STYLE AND PATTERN AS
GOOD AND As DESIRABLE AS CAN BE
FOUND IN THE NEW YORK MARKET. WE
HAVE BEEN ADVISED TO KEEP SUCH
LOTS AND SELL THEM AS NEW GOODS IN
THE FALL BUT THAT Is NOT OUR WAY
OF DOING BUSINESS. EACH SEASONS
GOODS MUST VANISH WITH THE SEASON.
OUR STOCK OF DRESS TRIMMINGS CON-
SYST LARGELY OF BLACKS IN THE
FINEST CROCHET SILK CORD AND
BEADED PASsEMENTERIES IN LEAF DE.
SIGNS. ALSO A LINE OF FINE PRINCES.
PARIS IS SHOWING MANY OF THE SAME
GOODS We HAVE ON OUR TRIMMING
COUNTER TODAY. AND THE PRICES We
ARE ASKING FOR OURS WOULD HARDLY
PAY DUTY ON THE NEW GOODS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

The Baltimore Sun appreciates the same
points that have struck The STAR in the matter
of the post Office here. The san contends with
The STAR that it ought to be a handsome
structure, in keeping with the other public
buildings at the capital of the country. THE
new post Office of Washington city," it says
should be constructed to serve not merely the
needs Of the present day, but the business of
the people and the government for many years
TO come. This business must grow all the time;
II cannot possibly diminish, so that it would be
false economy to put up cheap structure and
have to tear 1t down in a short while to give
place 70 a building which would suit The peo-
pie Of the whole country use the post Office of
the capital, and they are all interested in the
city having the best most conveniently ar
ranged and durable building that can be de-
signed and on a liberal scale. 1t would be q
-misft' to have anything except a marble or
other stone structure in handsome style of
architecture"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

Hydrophobia has taken a new method Of
communication IN Minnesota and a number Of
people are suffering in ST. Paul with hydro
phobic commissions brought on by drinking
milk from COW which had been bitten by a
mad dog. Heretofore the virus OF mad ami
nal has been considered a venom, affecting the
system only through the blood directly. Now.
that it IL shown to be poison, having a SINH
lar effect when taken into the stomach. the
physicians and scientists may find new en-
trance by which they can come into the mys-
teriss OF this dreadful disease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-09

Elsewhere in The STAR communication is
published which advocates compromise with
the railroad and relates some interesting facts
concerning the roads admissions Of the practi-
cability Of remedying the evil Of its grade
crossings. The depression of tracks is the
only method Of relief concerning the practi-
cability Of which any doubts have ever been
suggested; and it appears that to the testimony
Of Engineer Commissioner Twining, Engineer
Commissioner Ludlow and Chief Engineer
Douglas OF the Baltimore and Ohio, affirming
the entire feasibility OF this method, is to be
added the admission OF the Pennsylvania road
itself