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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

BUILDING MATHEMATICS supply q brick Is sun.
eent for all demands and comparatively little ehangc IN
rate: has taken place avertraw herd etek 9noted az
Hard, 81 5oas5; Pale, s2as2 So; Kosendae Cement.
Portland s2as2 rs English Portland So 35as2 so Rock
land Common Lime SOC per bbl, and do finishing 81 ST.
Jehn's Common Lime s6aS5c; Lahs, So S5 per LOCO
goats hair. 2ld25c per bush cattle Fair. l6alSc.
COFF EE-Tisdlng in spot Brazil growths continued on
limited scale and prices ruled barely steady No z
Rio quoted at 13'.al3c Sales oo0 bags betSsen Nos
1000 bags No per COoas. 1896 Mid grSwths dull
lsrstiyeiy slow day and the drift Of prices was to
Prices the close showed losses Of 10d20 points most
sponsibe for great deal Of the depression Rio was
declined .a PFC early but closed steady LONDON also
SIS Cd SSs % FsPusT cry Sss Cd MSFsh
kosl II 45o good second 10 silos 10 100; S eX,
cleaanees USited States 5000 bags OBJ BIO elsaranse
I.rkeSSes Receipts T. santos, 1zoO9 bags Santos nnos
average Santos, 10 500: Cleared from Rio December
De- December f TO- 1851 time 1880
l273 bags time 1859, 3S7 900 bags receipts
at Slntcs July December TO- 1891, 1853 900 bags
same time 1890. 1,7Sl 900 bags; same time 1882
4 "a txos Total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Friday, Dec. I-BEEVES-Receipts, loi
carloads or 900 head-20 carloads for export alive; VI
carloads consigned direct To slaugherer including OIL car
loads for N Ssnsy ana late ~ and the
in Thursday about 20 cars TO be soid ro,ched
the NeW-York market to-day and knocked out margins
reghts commissions and everything else cattle IN many
Conservative estimates rated the decline medium and
GAINED sSHG d't that o sold in SONG
than OIL "wednesday Monday 1t was rough market
Better N than osheS grades falling oil not more than 10 70
ahe e ssS OF rot st asS at 50 30
Ws:t .Hgss + 9 Ss s 70 50 sSnS S e Rs
brought Stays and old oxen ranged in price from
az a BY su s s sa a. s ay at " 20
DRESSED beef II fair request but a. generally lover
Ike tall nsuTe even in East slaughter houses.
a e By psdc sus 'S cf SGsn beef
rated Very nne lh hey were 2yearOld averaged 1857 @
Private cable adTcss received late yesterday quote
at r. and American a. steers Ss0 we're e at
ll6l2e tops bringing l2sc estimated dressed weight sink
iS the eaanss Of the c Sees a neuas go live
tes ' SsS%nlso&S sqsltSsst 4Sso a%aitSls Beef
the I $3.50 a5 ss 5s and GS9
prsyiCs, shpea total from Ss port for the week OF
i'z The ST. e' csss the St
TO s9 Ga aT % P see, 70 Fqsa @
q g 40 5d 6s d. 2.5 p a . 10 1 $o iss r.
IS So. d. AZ is . N
80 less IS u Virginia DO l24o H. at IS IS less
Sherman & Culver: II Chicago steers. 1912 H. at
81 So 20 Ohio do, 1898 ~ at a. 10 Indiana do 1854 N,
at 81 as % DO lI7S H. at ~ 10 Kentucky do, 1914
do, 1915 y, at So 55 II do 1870 N, at 80 S.. -.
ID. Mcpherson Co.: 10 Ohio steers (choice) 1923
NJ, at IS 20 do. l4lo N. at a 90; y DO,
Is Kentucky do i44o H. at q 20 do i&io H. at 20 20
do ll75 n, at 20 IS 10 Kentucky oxen aud steers,
I2s2 ~ at % IS state oxen 1870 n, at - Is; Buf.
falo do 1910 ~ at SO 40 do, 1870 ~ at So do 1891
So so 10 State dry cows, 1908 H. at - Is: IL do
300 A. o. TO- 20 DO $40 N. at 81 90; do. 1871 n. at
81 40
Newton Giett (part Yesterday: II Indiana steers.
Ia4s NJ at s5 J do, iase n. at = 20 DO i244 n a.
al 9! IS 17 Ke.suc.y Z. 1915 n, Hs 9! 80: Ken;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore Dec 11.--Flour steady, unchanged; re,
co,nfs 90 o1o bbs: shipments 20607 bbls sales $40
5 Wheat firm NO. red SPOT ana os P Fesrary
a. OF I4@si OF I2: Nav 81 10 5-sa$l 10 "a steam
er O. receipts ei S S9s Sasn s slp
4o o00 bnsI. southern wheat steady Fultz, 87cd
81 g o. lonabery, Isl o. Corn firm mixed spot
and year Gle; January, &c. February, % 1Sc askea
90 4o5 bush stock 191 .541 bush sales go, 900 bush
Southern corn steady white 4s6e Gle yellow 56@ ele;
asked: No. mixed do 80 la 400: stock, 1o5;9I5
bush Rye dull and weak; No; 2, 95d 06c receipts;
to choice timothy SI3a $14. Grain frcigls dull un-
changed Cotton dull mlddlRg 10 orc ov raSes
steady Rio cargoes fair, lie; No Z. 10 3-4d ID a,sc
SneaF strong: cranuated, 316c. Copper firm. whis-
key steady, 81 goa 81 26.
Chicago Dec. 1.-THE leading futurcsranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo, N. w. Dec 11.-Cattle-Receipts last twenty
four hours 1890 head total for the week thus Iar
10 400 head for same time last week. 13o2o mean
consigned through. 1900 head: to New York. 2.iso
head on sale 60 head opened gnet ana co. se any,
and heerg az 25a SO so. Hogs-Receips last twenty,
four hours 1880 head total for the week d thus lar
Consigned through. $3.50 head: to New-fork 300 t
head on sale, II $50 head opened fairly aouVe pu'
s4gs4 As: medium weights, So s5a$3 90 workers. d
good to best. SO 75a 50 So DO light Us ;oa % bss
So SOa "a To- do common skps to fair, $3 20 IS 40
assorted rOns a oasS 5 rOSs Last last
twenty f0,r hours 400 head total for the week thus
head for same a., time last t we've
800 head on sale $500 head opened steady ana
strong closed steady sheep Elk; extra 20 s saoS g
ccnlIs and common, 80 75d 80 so; lambs. good 10
choice native s. GO sS% s%4 canada
Common TO extra S5 so a 50 So Canada ewes S4 oo@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

IS az s7s IDS
SAS S a. Hsa1 n Chicago 90 steers. 1850 No. at .. rs
,sis n 4 ]. Chicago steers ns'' N. at -. 50 do
ssf:i. y e. ;'ss S's
bulls s.s $50 at e Is 20 g
cowsony head ssssIyed and no sales re-
Ssss .s, s ,spsls 9T
.4s f. sSos
40 mssa TO ana aod yea yes az per
Is, and % best 81 Bucks SI County and
fed p Ssys 'lxss qq for
Try dressed veal; little calves ''c' and sSi2' Tor CON-
Hollis IS ssrn s.Ts. c9 a4s ass
sss1 sss Sos e.
ssn f'i xSp YEA! tss II 2s
hS ss at SisG %e at nS heavy
STs 81 mss and fceI 70
at e 80 ordinary e choice sSS dressed aS - lambs
y Ss sso % de- e 'ss'g
5ersy ewes % r. at Is q Jersey Lambs CT ~ at
Nipple Co Kentucky sheep st Sc ksntui lt2
5 g. e Co., :s.sn poo,
u Sda 1t y s 4 State 2t 49, 8 g. 9' iSo
lambs 6Ols n, at IS 25 .
D. MCPHERSON 6 CO.: 223 Western lambs, rs n. at
SIS 90 s.oo
p. s. Ka.c: 2o2 Pennsylvania lambs &C ~ at s. 30;
9 Pennsylvania sheep. SO m. at - 20: a.. 4. =. a..
81 do IS H. ats: 50 1o1 state lambs. NJ at g 40:
% do 81 10 at S. OF do 81 n, at 80 90; 100 do
1872 NJ at s. IS; % CaGads do SO ~ 81 81 g. O, so5
81 Michigan do 39s ~ at 81 40; 121 Western lambs 632
~ at SIS IS; ~ Canada do. 90 ID, at 60 90 =. 9, o.
NJ. Collins: PA mixed Western sheep 50 d. az - %.
oGS-Recelps ~ carloads or 0S2s headNSs 1. Ger 81,
sale alive with the exception of11 fancy light Ste Dig
which averaged GO ~ and sold at "a % per lV1 D oho
and Western hogs quoted steady at So 0odS5 w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Dec. Il-3;45 p; m.-Beef and pork IN
Shoulders-About IL to IL pounds steady at 29s.
Cheese In poor demand TalOw and turpentne In poor
demand Rosin in fair demand Lard-SpOt In fair
demand futures In poor demand; prime Western spot,
December, January and February firm at 33s. Wheat
In fair demand No. . red winter firm at Is I'D.
Flour i'm poor demand COrnSpot and futures in fair
demand mixed Western spot dull at 5s 10 I'D Dc
cember steady at IS 34d February steady at IS Id.
Hons al LondOn-Pacifc Coast In fair demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
Ocean Steamers.
CHARLESTON, s. C.. tho South s

CHARLESTON, s. c.. the South & South west,
" JAcKsopNSXIlEEbhE az AND All F L3 POINTS
From Pier 20. T.. H. foot Roosevelt-st), at 3 D. IN.
Char,.s,n ana !aesony,ic Non Dee
IROQUols. Chorleston aud jacksonville Fr Dee 49,
All steamers have nrstclass passenger accommodations
insurance under open policy enecled &C ons pep
cent wM. r. CLYDE CO.. General Asenes.
T. a. EaER. asnr ACT q. 8. fTt Lac. 81 brsaAwsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES :
ANNUAL MEETING.

ANNUAL MEETING.
THE NEw.YORK CITY MISSION AND Ii ~ w 2H.
CIETYThe annual meeting Of TIC New, o,n r.ber
sion Tract Society will be held In the broa
naee t34thst and broadway on Sunday evening" is,v
Der 49, at O'Clock All the missionaries oi te So''e9'
NUMBERING SIXTY MEN AND WOMEN
will be on the platform and som. OF them Will give accounts
Of their work. , ...,... ALA, Al
Tbis IL tho only undenomnatonol society oo,ns ~.
rectly religious church work In this city IL mas pcen
work for sixty years and to-day Is oolhs moo WI"
amonp the poor OF this city than ever before. i. -,
The meeting Sunday will be rousine one ana ~,
lovers OF aggressive work OF the most sppo Jpo
are cordially invited to be present
NORRIS X. JESUP, Mrs NJ, u IESUp,
President. President OF Womahs bfsh'n'
CONSTANT A. ANDREWS Mrs L. S. BAfNBIIDGE
Treasurer Supsrint ndent.
A. f. SCHAUFFLER d. D., Miss NJ T.. MlTCHELlI.
In charge. treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

On the Produce Exchange today butter market
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs firm; fresh. 23d2ic.
Cincinnati, Dec. 11.-Flour easy wheat easier No.
red o5 2d08 Receipts-3,500 bush. shipments 1000
bush. Corn in good demand No. mixed 5Oc:' Oacs
scarce, firm; No. 9 mixed Soc Rye quiet; NO. =
95c Provisions quiet, unchanged WhiSkey acuve,
firm sales 433 bbls. fnl he'd goods OH basis 81 10
Butter IN moderate demand sugar In fair demand.
steady common and ligm s3a 80 10; packing and
butchers SO 500 SO 80. Recept6,51O head shipments
-3G25 head. Cattle In light demand, easier; fair to
choice butcher grades SO 5Ca$i prime 10 choice snip
ping S4a ~ rs. Receipts-I0O head shipments 400
head. Sheep strong: common to choice ~ 50a 81 30
extra fat wethers and yearllngs ~ 0Sf as. Re-
ceipts $50 head shipments 100 head. Lambs In fair
demand. firm; common TO choice SO 75a$3 per 100
pounds.
pathy with the advance in wheat Rye flour duh at
s5d is Is per Dbl Buckwheat -four quiet, steady at
81 10a 20 20 per 100 pounds for new. Wheai-Mlrket
strong under good speculative buying influenced by
able than had been anticipated. Prices closed SAC
higher at the moon call. Export demand light
Sales-N0. Q PENNSYLVANIA red In export elevator,
81 O6; No. red in do 81 Oh 12 No. red December.
81 OF 1-4G21 O4 IL: January 81 Oo l.2Sl oG Febri
RYE dull, Csc for No. PENNSYLVANIA In car lots:
Corn good local trade demand for car lots prices Of
which fdvanced lac under light offerings Futures
lac higher, under stronger reports from other grain
centres, but weaker and little inquiry for export
in do "a 1-2a5 3c No. 3 yellow, ahoat, SEC: do II
grain depot 57c No. mixed In grain depot SEC /;
No high mixed and yellow, in Goth street elevator,
SOC No. In export elevator quoted at 80 12c. with
Sc bid for steamer In export elevator and COO bid for
local trade. soc bid for No. in export elevator ;
csc bid for do in grain depot; No. mixed, De
cember Goa Gee January. SO LA SIC; February,
"a liza SIC; March, "a 1-4654 3-4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

ADVENT MISSION.-CALvARY CHURCH, 4thave.
and 2lststMeeting for men only Sundays. December
and 49, at 8 D. m. Address by Rt Rev. CHAS. U.
DUDLEY, d. D., Bishop d Kentucky. Seats free. A
cordial invitation Is extended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
STAINED.

Good Ordinary. 3.l6 Low Mioonng' tio
Strict Good Ordinary. 30 1916 Middling.. 20
In the speculative line there v very moderate trade
sster Lower prices prevailed with renewed selling Tor
slong'' account Opening sales indicated decline OF
about points based easier Liverpool accounts, after
which there future break, closing 4a5 below The
Weakness added TO which the absence Of material
speculatye interest Sales 81 500 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

YORK ioi $40 bags Baltimore, 4124 bags Neworeans,
eSie bags Total. 1852 bags.
CoTT0N-The spot market ruled , dull while prices e
snmpton Receipts at the ports, 40,252 bales against
SO OBJ ba day last week and 90 207 bales this time
list year. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

ADVENT MISSION from December 9Th to 10th, In
Calvary Church, corner 2lst-st and 4th:aye Bishop
DIDIEY OF Kentucky, will preach daily at IL :05 and
D. m. DR.. VAN DE WATER daily at 4 80 D. IN. Seats
hee. All are welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Madison;aYe aye
corner 3sth-st.-Preaching by the Pastor Rev. ROD
ERICK TERRY. d. d., Sunday, II a. m, p. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

that the holiday trade is rapidly drawing 70 c3ss
ss IRIS fSS gc Sf na but .%y
a. .s S S Ssa :,sS s s Son At
,hs sfs for nsw four Tarsss s'i Te
rSsy at s5d and e7e valencia Persian dates
i &c; Sicily fi5cTts. 1odio%c Brazil nuts 5a5sc
FLOUR AND MEAL1FLopR Owing to the late break
Price@ however. WERE disturbed During the eaTy
seeoS% there City ip est sss's
SS6ng demand T0 was ss very mod zoo
81: .SS iS3na Sa s$s &
Dies e 500 bss Mnnesoa Extra @ extreme
SSS s s ya sass y % 0'S
Oily Mn West Indies s. Ri PATENT sa g g ,SS
,Sss g g5ssi ofdasIy eSSiSs Z sSssa
= 1898 1888 30 G onSsS Spring Wheat low
. Sss S5asts %stpTes s = s5s.
g saasry 1i5ssss ss@$S g 1sI
sRS' .s.sas s' { prices s.s$ Win Il IN
grades: "a F%aSS "a SssSy
II: sd a & ssss
$:sv E
81 e. fst sd S5S O b the marked reduction
in winter wheat shown y the ,s Coy;
;se sG Ct crop report GHs
public and % ppsasa %a f psl sS @ss
quoted "a n%ef ' Berlin messages fse q gag marks
o. s@d %as s g on Upward s
wheat and nour being out added to which the
rcspcnSe to factors the market presented strong
ds On yeslday late weakness coverea to liberal
s,s was more sfs rise SqySs for through
out the entire list The aayaooe however, brought out
s s sSese being little market
a%%er1s BY and s se ssy se
more than lost figures showing net losses of a &c
ss S S ss Gsf S s%
g. cS o. Thc %h GeRf Il t Closed Started At 81 o
sabs.eScnty settled q oe9 sasr which i touched
i 6S esyns Aaspstonsn Of the
az The West IF Sd o s by a shUce had
weakening erect The mos, ispSr.,an bear factor
@ 81 PP bush nq rtsss5s 81 Hp
ys5 o as' 5uss s'a %Ssaa and Ssf?
M do fHsseo TR OV Were bS taken of export
sss s T s a 'Bs as red
i Css nliefs bought SO 600 bush There were sgmos
g efg Ns SSn a F go s
s Ss al a''s sS1rs q g ~
e. SS N sR,%f qSgaa
s sS ls"sirS o. Ssss si'ilf $
s s 9 a. ''ss at DO g S ss q A q e'ss
5Sns 81 S5ssi closing st q d1 S5
r.aSss ssSi 4 SS' FEA
Ne%ias Offering; q sp@, It, g:
$s. e.
iy e and clssed at lowest point q the aav Isie
ss pd T IN he sSs,. and ~s ss. a aS
predictions Of rain IN the West but ne late depression
:p' s;f: ;:;%s 1 ,;s:s
ON s@ sso . se0" W.. e0ss
cGsss assy sapsrs es ,qSs sss
sssss., g. s. late SS.S IioY fs
81 ba * ls,s s s sy.l 81 SPOT s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN
BROOKLYN, corner OF Clinton and Congress sts.-Rev
J0HN w. cEADWIcK will preach o;morESw mornng q
by DR.. LEWIS G.. JAMES at 80 O'Clock, before the
Ethical Association. Subject, THE Problem OF City
Government"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

AT CONSERVATORY HALL Brooklyn Spirituslists
Fulton-st., corner Bedfordave.-ADA FOYE will give
nimitable spirit tests marvellous TO be almost IN
credible Sundays, morning and evening, in December
and January.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

Cash quotations were follows Flour nomnally un'
saas5c No 2 red 81 re No 2 corn 5sd5Siac; No 2
S' rye sse No barley. SOC No T. B. 4sdS7e o
/ 0axseed "a prime timothy seed 81 2laSl ~; me
pork per bbs SO 9as4 50; lard per 100 ~ SO o. "a
10 10 short ribs. sides loose 50 fuds5 co. dry salted
IS 7oa5 50 whiskey, dslers' finished goods. pei gal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

the Puritans course OF Sabbatheyenng lectures on
Bible; the inst three BY Prof. CHARLES 4. BRIGGS.
Rev lanes NJ LEDLoW wv, p; D, ,Rey; MARVIN r.
Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER. d. D., and Rev. EDWARD
COE. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

A SERMON will hold forth ''The Lord Gathering
His Israel Now from jew and Christian Churches also
Preparing Them TO Enjoy His Glorious eDnium on Earth
without Natural Death at the Christian Israee Sane
tuary 10S 1stst., at 7 80 p. IN. Seats free. Come
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12
a.y evening sevosona, meeting ssansers cordially vel

CHURCH OF THE INcaBsSSATI0N' m Esui prayer
ii a. m ordination Of priests and desccns * M raw
q the Diocese; D. m evening prayer ,,aagers cord
ally invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

AT THE LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
northwest corner 121stst.-The Rev. MERLE ST. G.
WRIGHT, Pastor will preach at II Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock. All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

AT CHRIST'S MISSION (for the conversion Of Roman
Catholics 142 Yves: 21stst-Bble class Father CON
NOR breaches, 40 Discussion on Apostolic Success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4thave., corner 2oth.st =
Sermon by the Pastor, Rev THEODORE C. WILLIAMS.
at II a M Sunday school, IL 80 to 80 D. m. The
public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. shave
corner 45th.st-Rev. CHARLES II. EATON, ID. D.. Pas.
tor will preach II M and 7;45 p. Sunday. school,
80 a. nL All welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

ruAr.MrRs PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1mevesiii
,sar 18th s~l,sv w u. BUCHANAN fssesr. CO.., r
irSach AZ 10 80 q. m and at 40 y. M s"'"s
cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPrsmpu
Cuu ltCh, ith.st., near olhaSe.-Df q w. MlLLlas
Pastor.-Morning 10 30 communion service. EFs-I-s
as preaching; theme "lieli -iOn Does L Va
Proak ~ Strangers cordially ipttd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDr sTHY, lsS Wors
ST. WILLIAM BARNARD. superhses ae,n,ce Il simo
song every Sunday at 80 p M Inc se,,v,, vi,s.
wholly by the children OF the Institution fuonu
Donations OF second-han clothing ana SHOES sooi'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPEL. 0ota., ~.
tween Calumbusaye and Boueyari.-Ser.Ices ISL n
Holy Communion IL q. M and y. N. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

57th.st-Rey ABROTT Z. kITrREDGE, ID. D., Pastor
will preach morning at H. evening at s. Union Bible
class Saturday evening at (.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST Nh, Erisccg ~
CHURCH 7oth.st near 2d,sve,: , xs 80 D. m.
ponng PEOPLES Meeting; 80 m preseinins,, f,ce
1 Know That My Sins Are Forgiven ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHvHch
1oth.st between 9Th and 7th ayes, Esv' JAMES =
STEFJ'E Pastor-seryices at 10 80 O. in. ana D.
A cordial Invitation extended To all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

COVENANT CHAPEL south side t 2Gn nss Kew
ss frSSsE i 'wEBs sPf preach 10 se'
school. g:I5 a. NJ. Young Peoples Meesnn, Ssoliomed
every service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. sistt b s' p"ssor Rev
IN WALpEMAN ut IL q. M and ~ p m. E'c Nm,
subject "Te Blessed Virgin: Should S ny
shipped p, Sunday school, $3.50 a. m riaSof'As'e
Friday evening at 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

nrscrpIFs OF CHRIST, 56thst? near stn'aVep
paebSog Sunday morning and evening by the Rev. n d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

CENTRAL PREsByTERiAN CHURCH 57th.st he
tween hroadway ana 1thsyemPreschng BY the Pastor
lA5 y. Evening sul ject, 'iiow Can Succeed and
Be Honestf sabbath-school at D. IN. Usual Wednes-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

ruyprU OF THE COVENANT tfresuy~''TTb ~,
p.Says corner 35th.st-Services at IL ~; ~
nssor Rev J. H. McILvAINE. ID. d.. wiz ptestt n,es n
Church The bible and History" BY Pr9J r .,s meet
RiOWN b. ID. Bible school. sio q M "ce~' INV
inc "Wednesday At ID. m.
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CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner Of S4thst an
park-aye-Service at IL q Preaching by the Rev
ROBERT CoLLYER. Subject: "IIOly and Profane Wed
lock-"
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ison-svc., Rev. ID. ~. GREER, ID. H.. ner., - NJ
In the morning q n o'clock n he Afternoon !. s
morning. The 9th Regiment will attend sasvssa a.
afternoon. when the chaplain. the Rev. Dr. MAyy -
Will preach. 'sAkb
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ELEVENTH STREET UNIyERSAttsT Op p.s x1n
near eth-aye. Rev. y. G. poLLass' o!ca,s,: D m.
ReDIies 10 Common Misconceptions q unver"sy, nms
II ''Concernng the Punishment OF Din ~" ~
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner o.
3lst.st:-preaching by the Pastor Rev. HENRY NJ
SANDERS, ID. D. on Sunday, December l3. Services az
II a. m. and AS y. SUNDAY school at 80 u. m
All cordially invited.
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MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
lat 53d-st.l-Rev. CHAS. l.. THOMPSON d. d., VIII
Subject "a Song From the Whales Belly Sunday
school at o 80 a. III. Strangers welcomed.
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MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
kadison-ave corner 24h-st-Serviees sunday December
49, at II a. N. and 45 D. The Pastor Rev. C.. II
PARK Ii IsST d. D., VIII preach. Sunday session
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THTRTIETH Strict METHODIST Pp,s..
CHURCH bet 9Th and 9Th ayss.-Sptc al r,..lroeM
Services, ia nfteh anGiverrary Tmonsg
10 80 Rex csn Dr. ROBERT s,Gs1In r. III MEREDITH
2 80. Grand sunday school jutaee aeir.~~.
G. w. WILLARD, Rev. CLARK WRIGHT ~ IN.
ENOUGH ESQ, and other former nsTnb'rs nd -. rHa
80, Platform meeting. J. y. SLAYBACE ,rSs
siding; addresses by Rev. y. MASON NORTu y. ~
sEPH FETTkECH, esq. hi H
All old friends Of Chelsea cordially lnyisd. NJ
collection. "Ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-12

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH slsst se pasta Rs
I n WALDFMAN at IL l. ni and 40 y m Efsnn'L
subject MARY Magialene lisye we not none PRAYER
meeting Friday evening az Al
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FIFTH AVENUE PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH corner
55th-st Rev. JOHN HALL, ID. D., Pas'or-oer'iees ''
II a M, 0ommunlon) d.
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&. 5. Mai Steamship
1--WE y rl.nS STATES NAIL STEAMERS


l. For QUEENsTowN AND LIVE .PooL
CITY or CHICAGO w, 6neSday, b-r V, 10 4
CITY OF CHEST Err. .. wednes day, D cemD~r g "a
CITY or PARIS: wednesday. January O. i9SIn
Front ris g. r. adjoining Shas,ogssIt, Fsrs !;,,
and locsti.u Of room. SECOND CALM so AZ ~;
prepaid s35. SIEERAGE 40. PETER WRIGHT
SOSS General AGENTS. q Bowling Grs'n V.
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SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL cuLTURE.-r.r.
NJ; NJ: ManssssEisn at Chiekering Han, q. il ~ ~
subject, ,It y . Long Time 1ha. Have ns..s \
for Myselffrom the Persian. All ntefes.es ~. VEGA,
Doors will DO closed at II 20 precisely Nv hsfs}
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FIFTH AvENyE BAPTIST cHT phTSc II a wes.
aDaches &c IL a. m and :45 p. IN. Evening subject
HNlosieFn Magic" Sunday school 93o a. M young eo
ple's service Monday eysng O'Clock mo"ech ser'iee'
Wednesd d.. m All welcome