davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-23

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mar oas S6ema Der Jtebe, Die bob" Dor
ipenigen Gagen in unierem Nuottorium ge7
baltell bat. Sin GROCER 3beil Oieier g1eDe
ipar .Nuftlaruns" nad Der Sngeriol' i6en
SobabLune. Wian mag aber uber SSngeriou
benfen mie man mIl-oas Cine miro man
auaeben miiien, oaB er etu mooerner Sos
mopolit lit, bet pom ~erlaubten 2ebens<
asnuB cine gang anoere Gorlteuuna bat,
9ls uRiere pnrItanll6eu Sabbatba 6anas
ttter urlo uniere WailerSeloten. @r lpra9
BON Gtnoern; es JET Yflt6t Der @lteru,
tDaen Elm selma" bon Hlcbe, Gbrti6teit,
Geredti9ttlt uno GroBmutb 81 ibaffen;
ba aeoelben tie am belten, oiel better, oils
tpenn ma iie bios bur6 Sur6 regiert.
gtun fam e. auf ben e Onntagu no letue
Neoeutuna fit oas &inO gu ipre1en. vSn
alien 43eiten par Der Sonntag Elm 81 gutter
Iaa, ais oaB man einem Sin0e bate err
lauben t0nuen, 9lIflih sH leln. 2omals
oloubte man al Die 2ebre: Sci unglldll6
am Sonntag. @eb ni6t lpa3ierel. Sletb'
All 6auie. @eb' nirgeuos bin als sur
Stride. Gel traarig. Wta6' elm noQlidit
langes @sfi9t. Iiebt es irgeaomo etp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrArunEs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

The Produce Exchange market felt the effect OF the
continued talk about tie Russian ukase against the
shipment OF wheat but no sensational enec's ioo"eu'
Higher prices enjoyed but the TRANSACTIONS "eo
comparatively small amounting to less thah soVV'oVo
bushels The information to the Russian ukase mas
been SO indefinite as regards the time II Is 10 tahe
erect that the trade is sure to interpret its setui
promuration far differently from the way II VIII DC
interpreted by the average speculative operator INC
talk about tile issue of the ukase however, gave 'N
bears nervous chill. and prices rose 1891 LIZ ee"'S
under covering The foreign element solo, cap'es weio
weaker and more Satisfactory weather heiped 10 ceoh
the ball enthusiasm. Beerbohm estimates the whea.
IRON % the world at bushels more than last
year Paris cables fell 2oa4o confines ana hn,"erp
figures were lower December options hi HUI"
a Osasl Os IA 10 81 O5 0l6a$l O5 "a. May started
at Al II rs fell 10 81 10 "a, rallied to 81 IL la anu
ended at al 1915. There sales OF o4'ooo ousn
els for export and spot lots closed 12a34 ceho s"''
The net gains In options were 3-S@3-4 cent.
The corn specu;aton was more active IN response
10 the bull manipulation al Chicago. The rise al inc
West amounted TO cents on November "inN MY
there was a gain o. nearly 3 cents. DcceAioei au
vanced rs cents and The later months rose iI~
cent hut there was a subsequent reaction oil o-e"o-o
,, Tho uo,,dat,op late was caused by good weather
rcnorts liberal receipts aud easier cables. spo, loes
rose oa3 cents and the export demand reaceo oo"o0
bushels. mart being for special December delivery
Oats rose sharply In sympathy with corn oash
lots were 34dl Ia cents bisher ana were iaiis "
The shorts covered freely and November ana Decem-
Der ended IA cent higher. wihie 'i'c ''oio ~
The lard option market improved 7as points in SYM
pathy with the Strength In corn there Wiz sa, bln
doc tierees the spot part OF the transc'OnS o''e
for export. - o.. ,ounr,s.
The final quotations were as follows: s,o,aA.
Wheat-November 81 Oh "a: December. 81 % "a ;
January. 81 OF 30; February, 81 % IA May
81 10 7-S. - .o,A. January
"a 5-s: February 81 May, 81 1-2 cents m a.. O :.
Oats-November 40; December, 40 January q" Jos
May 80 IL cents. M CA. rohruorv
06 ~; May, SO 81. . .a ,,oc,ordov at
The receipts of grain and -four reported Yesterday az
New York BatimoIe Philadelphia and BOSTON me,e ~
foilNxs Wheat 476,610 bush els corn 13l W. BUSHES
nats 1 al GAS bushels: iots grain. 7oo,SoI 6ushes ;
hour 74O64 packages Al Chicago an d~a bnsbels
corn 2ls.OOO bushels oats, 271 ,9Oo bushels eo'~
srain 600 653 bushels: -four, 2O,67S barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

cats $1,000 bush: Rye 1000 bush; barley, 9'o00 1
bush. shipments~Corn. 81 900 bush OATS s1,ooo
bush rye, none; barley, 1000 bush
IT. Louis, Nov. 20.-F1our UNCHANGED. Mn.a.
opened 5ea }4c up then quioted down ana s~un ny
above yesterday; No. 9, cash, 81 Ssc November,
81 5-sc nominal; December, 81 7-sc bid May y" 40
for wear and 3-sc for more deferred options, then
fen back lac, but closed firm No :. cash, &c 81
bid. Oats-The market was higher and hrmsr M, No
2 cash. 80 S4c; Noyember so sac nominal s sas
soc Barley steady FaHseed up sss; Hay higher
SiVa sill. Lead firm 81 10, and little TO be had
spesr 9et - So Butter steady rd EGGS "o s5saSs
al 35a al 4O Cornmeal, 81 4Oa $2 As. whiskey,
81 is. Provisions were dun. Pork, 90 90 Lard nN
Sd o. Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders, 20 10
longs and ribs So; short $6 90 Bacon, boxed
Shoulders, "a 25 longs. 81 SO; ribs, So So shorts
bush corn, 1900 bush oats, 40, 100 bush; rye.
10000 bush barley, 81 600 bush. snpments,tienhr
Dads $4,000 bush; rye, 5000 bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
1rvr, cTOCK MARKETS-DY TELEGRAPH.

BuGalo. n. Y, Nov -Cstte-Receipts Tor thc iast
twenty four hours $50 head total for week tn'ls Lar
$50 head: for same time last wccK, ll,V4U hesa
cnnslpned through $50 head to New YORK, le1o Heau
IN sale i2O head market opened slow ana LIVER
closed dull and weak cows ana heiIers % toa 90 10
FAT cows $50 ~ 70. Hogs-Receps Tor tie iast t.sn
ty-four hours IL $50 head total fer week ylns i@
Consigned through $3.50 head, of which 1850 hesa 70
New-York; on sale, 5000 head market opeuea a'ou'
steady for good TO best grades slow ana lower 1of COM
mon ana light grades pigs lower, closed easy gu. aSo1
ali hest onerings sold; heavy grades, corneu , Fa~
81 10; medium weights, corn-iSe % vo@ ga ,
good 10 hest cornfed So e5a SO 90; do light TO port
corn-fe g3 SOa 80 s5 good heavy ends, 81 JO1 10 10
pigs good to best cornfed So 1Oa *3 10 40 common
ships TO fair $50 SO so assorted roughs vs. 90 % 90
common rougbs 81 1898 Is; stsgs, ~ I5aSs Sneep
and lambs-Receipts for the last twenty four hours
$500 head total for wees thus far "a SOC head aSr
same time last week. 2S,S0O head consigned through
100 head: TO New-York 600 head on sale, GOO N al
market opened steady, closed lower for all put enoS
sheep: sheep extra fancy, 81 1895: gon 10 Choice
"a 15GS4 60: fair TO good. SO 1894 cus ana COM
mon So 75d SO 80 lambs, good to choice na1vo 9o@
IS 40 common TO fair do. "a goa 80 cuils 70 c0nmon
Sc 40 "a 70: Canada common to extra 80 200 % oo
Chicago, Nov 20.-"The Evening journal reports :
Catte-Receipts, 10000 head shipments. 1000 mead
market SLOW weak top prices, IS 35a Is 90 no choce
or extra steers on sale mediums, S46A 70 olners
So 75a SO SO: cows. 81 10d$2 90. Hogs-ReceiPts'
so 900 head shipments. 5000 head market active.
onened strong 10 higher closed steady rough and COM
mon az Goa SO 20 mixed and packers, S3 SO1 w 20
prime heavy and butchers weights So 9Oa $3 20 lign
81 15d S3 TO- Sheep-Receipts. 5000 head snpmenus
500 head: market slow, lower; ewes, VI 100 10 20 ,
mixed ewes and lambs S4 Goa 81 so: wethers S'4G
81 50: lambs, S3GS5 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
THE PETROLEUM M4RKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude petroleum market still remains IN a
comatose condition "Kiernans News Letter. said
that at is now cer,ain that the Standard OIL COM
pany's pipe lines from the oil districts 20 the sea-
board will he paraleIed by the producers The price
of crude does not represent the possibility vi sucn
competition, unless ii be credited with maintaining
values at the present basis In spite OF the heavy oVe
sales at the Stock Exchange yesterday, and NJ the
ConsoUd ed Board only OV0 barrels changed haios
in options at 80 is cents, net loss OF 10 con' io
Thursday night. -. n an oor., In
refined petroleum unchanged at Gao cents I'm In
were Antwerp, Is "a francs; Bremen. ooo harhs'
London 1905 5-Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
,rcopnrn MORTGAGES.

AselheI xa, " 70 % cl'hin' Lou o. mop amy"
0'' Banls, ' g 70 Gardiner Of sSds' OF 3D.
ave yesr rsnDe to Freystadt
OIL s Sane to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. same prop
ss~ bfpsa to- sc5e Swords Of 1ae'h-'' Of 9Th
ave- .ro6s s' Frank G. to CIsnin Lot s. map Kings
bridge Heigh.s years; sst S.,0e, Of 21ss.ss
7h GsssHu ye1 Ws9 j. clann Lot a. map Kings
poctor Bobette Muller 1leh'ss OF zosVe'
'yI E%semaen Peter to oladn' Lot a. map Kings
O'ids Tunh ss' louis. MddsSrSSSss Of 22d' of
7hyS % Sssis E to- oxen Of ss.h of 7
Mag : 3 yesTi IaG%in c, sads of
ave aIv Ssnf Nay yOR F. to Clark 72dst sd'ave
srs% n HsisG n 3 rite Trust Com
pany Jameson o Tsrsaret To- aier 44h iotAave
Y Kanfnsn oV Ferdinand to schnItzcr, 2stst
'2d ksSse eha aSas ysaf; to ahc, iO9th-ss
adiS ets Josephne to scbaimer, Beach-ss years.
SPf| Petit John. to E. T pcS vande~"ser
Fr1 Rss%fcd Rosanna to Lanier se4 cherrys
yeaRiik er oH Fla to Phcan 2dave 18th
st. taS gssrs william H. Crawford sSth'st'
pogcrs Archibald to Hudson RIVER BANK Ceh'rai
hoas si Ina d y NJ Morris year 800 600.
o'e i;u ~ Dane d. to Arnold. W wilsave OF
i'C sci David Gross Ave'D' of 0'hss' IN
''' schwartS, Max to ! stemme Hou'''n-'s' OF
suE S,Dne- pavid to Dist No B. 5sth-st
Sampler Michael to sayns so Bank iSas'S''
w of 5th.avp wears g morts). $4,000 ,o, -. =, o.h
s. Smith Tis d to S Powell, listh''t' OF o'A'
ave Sl Adam to metropolitan LIE INSURANCE soS o.
Morris,,ve ~ t9tht wear q morcS ro'3oo. r..
wales Margaret A. to Hogan, loo o. map Hs''
fremont, ) years. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
REAL ESTATE.
an THE EXCHANGE.

- and tho attendance at the EXCHANGE
Yesterday were very light. IL. " f"r"o.' ,ros,
cold nv order OF the receiver NOS. DIV !" and
r,rvsxth-st one and two story Dr'cK ou' 10 old
Mot the property Is held under hsnsh s32S from
snDject o ~ John r. b. smyth offered Under ,oar
No. 3io East Forty rsts east OF ane pantIH In
story brick Sge Mas &" buyer The se Sere
lights with which the sassr tea MAJ The light Is well
Ssbated and will be great boon to se Of any
ON dark days There being no p"S 70 Ic held on
contest or IA the Board has ordered that the p0"'
Be kept only nnl p the last week have
not BEEN Important large aeSes has sold the
yseenf 2o3xe6 fest 70 CaPtSnn Captain
zsbrskie The price Is over nonse on the property
ne s s north corner for saie south 81 ,r Miss
secondst Morris b. Baer 4 Co. Ohio stone house,
GIes1g me So 80 West hs for w
Also for Mr. Cattenden me adjoining the
Ma3n my Hotel size 2Oxlo0. the price pa'u "'e
ssoooo No. have sold at private sale to
Bseeher s46 son 4s a and SHa Thirty
st.. 81 sxi9oxI4o, fve-story brcR ap'''"''
vate terms.
NewYork Friday Nov. 20
IT,, .s held M the Exchange and Auc'
ton Room to-day =. ~o $40 East 41st.st, 5 S,
to,ssSy ,S ssf ~ g5x ss e S..rs
Sale o 40 Sp sss ZIG S' sine die
RECORDED REAL ESTATE ThAs TRANS. Ts ,s'ax
ae,hst n $ 1904 It Of Lexingtona5,e r,S io'- 81
0' SsS palsy FlgrIse to Agnes e F1 ~
Same property % mV Of Sthst 2i.sx7s Gross Is 200
a' 5s t. P SUrSe Pace ;Ooo James LOO
,,sh: se' s. 2ii.6 " q 2dave 2ixioon. $4,000
Muller EeIs:s 5 b slave a0xo22D 10000
s5t6st s. l5o II Of 7th.Sys 93s'n'y siysn $500
ssht Nos 5es523o West and so VIA $4,000
MeClenahan and wife 70 W. % 25x7os; Katie
Mo;si; ysi; . e. f. Of isDs.e ,nt,a: 1900
'' KS ixico iixis1xioe.o; Little and VINE 1&c
Petit 1873 It q lesth;ss o 23x
II sHss exioi4 Pepe and wife sea to sona
Same property ah e "a Vest Fndave isxioo
Ellen Harlow to ., Hannah "a iItnaye. 9oxIoo.5;
o't hssoaS fas ~ % T Elsn %; &c
ssth,St 8 ssl II Of s;N " VIM MOI Ramsey a15ooo
peryvaye' W 5, $50 IT. OF scqt',aVe ZoNloo' 800
Ro6t Quinn and ~ we >, to Of iGssast. issx
Msean and wife to Amelia Hgp mel
cherryst 1919 r Of IN HaTsy Fischel and
wives to Rosanna Rosenfed 40: Of ioxoso
22d,st 1885, II Of IShiay G,uIhne' 2ssoo
2edst 10 fS1 iSs west. fle5erick KicferdOh and
vile to Cecilia Kef Msssoo:,ye l7.ixio1;
iSss Geo Sem sS u ,sferc g: To- rifle 400
1ots.st. s. 325 q e. q ad-ave' 2exs..4; $1,000
CouTtlandt-ave. cor iGo'hst 9ooxoai ona' 5000
11c Nsktl 50 s. i7S IT o. slave 1SoSd0ol 4
Anna ToSns oc, e. ot g. RSesbdae Heiahts non
ho samuel N Farehld and wife to n Bfohsoh' 'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
Gountrn prcpsrtp tor Sale ana 90 Get
PURE WATER! PURE WATER |!
At Garden City, Long island.

Cottages with a moIern Impfovements Including COS
and watsr from Public Works. Rents $3.50 $780, $500
5000 and 81 200 per year l3 trains each way daily.
Apny 10 or address, l.. H. CUNLIPE Agent GARDEN CIV
or WI. A. Witt SONS. ll5 broadway, n. Y. City.
A TTRACTIvE HOMES AT HARRINGTON PARK
IA Bergen County New-Jersey, the West Shore X. r.
II miles New-York. The Is being laid and
houses erected according plans and under the direction Of
yaux Co.. Architects and Engineers. Bible House New
York Lots contain about quarter OF No ots
Tor without houses. Price OF lots about
5000 and upward property T. carefully restricted Plan
q grounds about ITO aeel VIII be furnished appiiea
owner s. Camal Harriet office Greenwich Fire Insurance.
Co. l0i Broadway n. Y. Personally j. Edward Giles
IL! East sixesnth-st NJ y. CT to Charles H. Roosevelt
with truns Of the West Shore X. X. leave West Forty
secondst. and Jayst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
THE STATE or TRADE

baltimore. Nov 2O-Flour steady and unchanged
receipts, 1850 bbs shipments, doU eot o oDa month
81 "a I-4a$1 GA L. December 81 20 iS@~1 10 10
January 81 o. l4%Si % Id 30 90 scoSi; receipts
Is 355 bush shipments, 5000 bush stock, l'osu
bush sales $4,000 bush; southern whea' S'r Cnsn
Trme, mixed SPOT O4 1900 3-4c; year, "a l-2c
January SO 1904 1-Sc; February ana Maea, 1 hneh
sales so 600 bush southern corn active Wsnu ofS
Csc yellow 5Id57c. Oats firm and higher; NO N,or
a. Iaassc receipts 600 bush stock l44,9lo 9osh
1--WE steady No . 81 %. receipts, .2te push s'on
il6,4ss bush Hay ra,r t SSnge S nosettd and
easy, unchanged. Cotton n1mhu m mS,tS loose
provisions quiet mes pork ,s5 81 co1 clear rib SD
ard sugar picked shoulder, &c ssai 90 1arSe
shoulders Sc; hams. 10 &C. small 10 ana d. - Eth n.
cSanrsd. Coffee steady no cargces. fair; l. l--c'
No IA l4c. Sugar strong, sTanuEiu'u, .aa"v
Copper steady; refined 10 1-s@1ic ""'SNe' ''''-'
Buffalo, Nov. 2o.-sprng wheat msner;s q, o5 IS
,ett. 1000 bush 80. i hard spot sold at 81 20 VA
slosins a. q 900 90 bH.n 40 Northern spot sold
T 04, closing at 81 o. Ia "a 600 bush 40 cars NO oO
% ON ~ track sold al 81 OF no white in market Cora
easier; demand fair; offerings ialry neeS Yellow sod
~ ~ 10 n 56c 10 4 yellow "a lie; No = 30 i,-c,
8 cars No sold at 54d 55c 3 cars 40: an SI irac ~
g l2sSac car .T 70 sTa s. SO 20 a. White sold at
% ioc cars No. 9 white sold az &c; car ,Ho S:
mixed sold at SO 1e 30 Western % STATE
s5S Use: Michigan. G5V6sc. Iowa, 5O@o3c 1anana
Rye 90 nC %6 5Ss5 S,c'4 rye four IS
% e5 Mil feed stsd cease WInsfr tsn AZ 4c TO
@ spring 7 G92s fss'T oso ' bS at wheat
$50 900 bush barley 5000 bash rye So n Ds'
i9 oSo GhS s whe" bush
corn II 900 bush: oats. 10000 bush; barley, ooOoo
bush: rye, 10000 bush D.,
chicago, Nov. 2O.-Ihe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

,a,,s, mini. c,a.. 10 m. Every sunday evening, q,
o'clock at reading rooms No 90 SHAY sss'ce
pbie Tesson Intprpreted according 70 ChristAh v
service every Tuesday eyening ifadlngroomsoph '"'
Hev AIttIS,IA n. bIEISON Pastof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

cyrrcu or CHRIST SCIENTIST SAB 9Th ave.
.,s doo, beow l5tas-Ssryee and Bible study sunSay'
V Vne So", Weekly meeting tuesday. D. m MIS-
isAiinA A IATUROP, Pastor. All IhNlVa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

WASHINGTON STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
BROOK LYN.-The final services before destruction OF
pronarty for Bridge extension VIII be held on Sncay
10 30 anc 30 conducted by the Rev JOHN A. ROCHE.
ID. D., Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CHURCH or me MESSIAH corner Of S4tcst r, anc
parkaye-Seryce at II a. preaching by neN. nopi'A
ccI,LYER Subject: '"fhe Rich ard the foor'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 57th-st., be-
tween broadway and DEMONSTRATING by the Pastor
ROW WILTON MERLE SMITH D. d. at II , e M ana oe
without % sabbath school at p. ms. Usual We1nes
day evening devotional meeting. Strangers cordially
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

Catholic APOSTOLIC CHURCH. Sthst we,t o.
OIL, Eyanpejist preaching this evening a. ocioeh.
Subject ..promser In the Bible Of specai Foi.ruina'
- Tbrist,s Second Coming" Seats Free NO coiecuoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CENTRAL CHURCH, Tth-sve., near ii,h'ss, wen en-
c. s. NARROWER, D: d. PastornA lppgng asv ay from
Picking CHINA viii deliver address N eeha s% 81 Ie
the Evangelist VIII begin his mission at 40 r., anu
every evening except Saturaay LOT ,sssc
services,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

MEMORIAL, BAPTIST cHyRCH. Wsshs' sanday II
o.ash :" FIV ARU JUDS0k. Pestor .re" .sS,conoe
soosh IA = AZ n M Seats free All weico"'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF
West 2Si-st., near 7th,ave., Rev. ROBERT F. SAMpLE
D. d.. Pastor-Sabbath services IL a. and 40 D. ia
day-school 8 80 a. M Weekly lecture and prayer
meeting wednesday at D. STRANGERS cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
cor OF lOth-st-PUblic worship tomorrow at II A. m
and o. m. The Pastor Key. GEORGE ALEX DEN:
D. D., Will preach The Sabbath school meets at Pig
a m "Wednesday evening service In the Chapel ~ .
o'clock Service Ia Church Thanksgiving Day at III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
furnished Apartments 20 Eet.

@ T. CATHARINE APARTMENT HOUSE,
~ Mad son-aye and 53dst
Elegant suite Of fifteen two servants bedrooms
laundry magnihcently furnished has direct and
ST. ucced exterior go Comprises entire floor
The cabinet work and decorations surpassed BY
any house In The city, Particulars at premises from
J. D. BROOKS. Supsrintsnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

THIRTEENTH STREET PRt,sBYTERIAN CHN J
public service IN the infe,t
Of Hampton Institute Freedmen and Indians at 10 80
a m. Address by General ARMSTRONG. Singing by
rastor breaches az 7 as y. al cordially welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21
THE BIBLE AND MODERN THOUGHT

THE BIBLE AND MODERN THOUGHT.
COURSE
OF
Sunday Evening Lectures
IN THE
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
35thst. and Park-ave
REV j. IL. McILvAINE, D. D., PASTOR.
Nov o. The Bible and the Church
PROF. c. A. BRIGGS, D. d.
Nov 90 The Bible and the RearOn.
PROF. C. A. BRIGGS, d. d.
Dec. o. The Bible and Incrrancy.
PROF. G. A. BRIGGS, d. d.
Dec. 10. The Bible and History
PROF. FRANCIS BROWN, d. d.
Dec 20 The Origin and Transmission OF the Old
Testament Books.
PROF. FRANCIS BROWN, ID. d.
Dec 81. The Evolution OF the Bible.
REV. LYMAN ABBOTT, d. D.
jan TO- The Origin and Transmission OF the New
Testament Books
PROF. MARVIN II. VINCENT, D. d.
jan H. The Bible and New Testament Criticism.
PROF MARVIN II. VINCENT, ID. ID.
Ian % Bible and Present Drift Of Religious
Thought.
REV. A. j. +. BEHRENDS, d. d.
Jan. go The Bible and English Literature.
REV. Il. B. COE, ID. d.
Feb. 9. The Translatops Of the Bible and their
Influence Civilization.
REV. J. NJ. LUDLOW, d. ID.
Feb. Il. The Bible snd the Higher CrItlcism.
PROF. G. A. BRIGGS. d. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH; 42dst;, between
9Th :uld 9th ayes-The Pastor, Rev. JOHN r. PAXTON.
n D. will preach tomorrow at Ii q. and AS p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 92d-st and Amster.
damaye Raw JAMES A. FRANCIS Pastor-Preascminig
at II and g. SUNDAY school at 80. All are cordially
In ed To meet with Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN C BBtYSaI
Creene.st., near Canal-st.-Rey EpWAhD K f"i'N-
viii nreach NJ 10 80 a. IN. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner
1o5th- 81 and Amse aye.-The Pastor. Rev JOHN
EhLCOM SHAW. will preach at IL a. III. and 40 u. III
Sunday. school at 2 80 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

THE "HIGHER CRITICISM"
Thri Discourse-"Iow Far How seriously Has Chris
tan Faith Been Affected r'
DR. RYLANCE, ST. MARKS CHURCH, 2d-ave. ana
" lOth-st., II q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT ,(Presbyterianl:
Parkave:, s5sIseryiies st II , M n,.a The
At 8 D. m lecture BY Prof. G. A. BRIGGS. D. D. Ihc
Rble and the Church, Bible school, :i5 q. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison'a a., p ana
p W AIpJiE WARREN, Rector. will preach Evening
service s D. m. Rev. NJ u. THOMPSON breaches IN
the present condon OF the church, the annual Ihahs'
giving Day service cannot be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Notwithstanding, 10 80. Topic, 1.-The KIM OF Chris
tanty NewYork Needs" Evening :45, second lecture
slhilgs That Make Break! Money" Strangers cor
daily Invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
MadLson.ave and l26th-st-Dr j. l. PRICE Pastor VIII
nreaeh at 10 80 a. m and 80 Evening subject:
Hsunday and the Worlds Fair" Strangers cordially IN
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

SPECIAL SONG AND PRAISE SERVICE VIII Pc
held in the Smmerned Methodist Episcopal Church WASH.
inetn and Greene Brooklyn tomorrow evening a.
30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE patiently 9h% p.:.
corner 45h-st-Rev. CHARLES H. EATON d: ri Las,
t Tor XII Rusnsa WORK in Ss%York lS NJ SUB
ject: 1.-THE Christ IN Poetry" Sundayschooi at 'oo
a. m. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. .5heye.. corner 127th-st,
Rev. GEoRGE Il. VAN DE WATER D. D.. Rec'o H.
axeosoSe 7 80 D. m Rev l. NEWTON STANGER,
ID D. breaches tho morning the rector In the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

ST JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHURCH
58d.st near Proadway Rev JAMES NJ. KING. ID. D.,
and Rev. r. +. BELL, Pastors-Preachng 10 40 a. m,
7 AS u. M. HalfhoUr song service sunday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

TRANSPORTATION CHAPEL, G9thst.. West, be:
Coumbusave ana Bocis ''o d. "
HOLY Communion IL a. ana p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

r,, vopu DAHL TRmJNE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 81 SI-IwL =

pAaKHunsr, D. D.. wiz preach. Sunday eho0i '''''''
o: 45 O.. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

THIRTYFOURTH sTEEt.T KEFOKMED, UHg g XII
west Of stn-a,e-lsey. DR.. PETER STKl nER, Pastor.
YIN On I'D Sunday q. 10 $s ThahRgSng
Wee Thursday. ii M in this church IN union SiSh
frs ANDERSON and STKYhER Strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

CuIrRCU OF THE REDEEMER corner Para.eye. aud
sod 81 Holy Communion, 80 and II a. m Eysniny
) ryIce 80. The retiring Rector Rev. Dr. SHACkEL-
FOKD Will give a brief history OF the parish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

prrCrRs RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
co,ne, West I'D at ana Bouley ard-Rev ROBERT RI 5
SELL BOOTH b. D., Pastor, win preach at IL o. H.
ma B o. m. Sunday. school at 9:fo q. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-21

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.-Lecture BY
Mr., NJ. NJ. MANGAS.ARiAN al Chckefihg Han az - 10
m Subject: "Renections Life and Thought sug:
eested by Journey from the Hudson TO the EuphIaes
II int .stada invited.