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New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
Fr.rUREs OF NEw-YoRK DEALINGS

1
Speculation In wheat options shrank to about
o2OO 900 bushels Yesterday. Tile market was without
sisniGcauce the selling and buying being Of purely
profe- ,ional character. Early cables were nm' Du'
weakness reported later Tie West was lree
seller. the break in silver gave an excuse LOT 'he
hear attack. The fluctuations IT. May options %@ei9 @
from 81 O6 Ii - OG 10 II OG f0 u % . -, o u
went from 90 7--099 "a cents to - % :" "a w "
cents The final quotations show losses OF lro > ,
ended weak There were sale, # 10000 bushels lot
export and 10000 bushels Tor milling purposes
The corn market influenced by tle WethcnlltI; t
tendency u wheat The strong cables ana lhc slnti
receipt, made but temporary effect upon he naIac
The net losses were 34G 81 cent on OpIonns; tIpt
lots easier at the end and ONLY lo'oOo Dus'cl'
were taken by shippers , AT,
oats lower the spot AFTER an cary uis >,
position toward strength. The options SHOW Ioascs vi
| "a . 5-5 cent. ...,
Lard was strong at the start. but ended heavy ana
the ODtiOns closed a shade lover.
The final quotations were a. follows: %, 90, o
Wheat-January 81 90 Is February, 81 w 70
March ~ 90 Is Nav. n O3 Is; July. w. % TemIs
Corn-January. 80 ia: February. dl l'2' MHo"'
80 -: NAV. 80 Ia cents. -,
Oats-January 81 81 February. 81 3-4 May 81 -
Iafd-February, SO o6 March, So IA; April $e "a;
The receipts Of grain and -four reported YESTERDAY
at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore ana l5o,Un ,h
a. follows Wheat - 1913 bushels corn. 97l22 push.
els oats - 100 bushels: total grain. 23i2op huNhci
rour "A To- packages. ~ Chicago MlIWalkeF anu
- Iouis the arrivals were: Wheat 6l1o4 busn'ie
corn 23a 500 bushels: oats 1914 t33 bushelSi lo'"i
grain. 40O040 bushels flour, 20,336 barrels
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 80 (Spccian.-The conduct OF 'ne
wheat market to-day indicated a pretty thoro"S"
llqudation Of old short interests. Prices were cN
ceedingv sensitive to such bear news as came do"e
and not sharply affected by bull news. Inc slar.
was steady on large flour clearances on the prO,pI
much lower temperatures over the wheat Dcit h,lu
an thc continuance Of the drOuth ont IN ttlr % Ia
when cables however, and when LlVerp9ol CiVSlts
ouot1tlon. showed a decline there prices heIr urVhG
about ! cent The fact that there were -1o car, i'
Minneapolis and Duluth and that there was 1luioo 1l
general snow over the Wc, helped along tlc de- @
Nav sold from o. II 10 o. and closed AZ .. 90
cents, The corn receipts over the eNpe'tauygis
and the estimates for saturday were 300 cars ~
selling appeared to be led by receivers May So'u
from 50 Ia - I-id 81 81. and closed at % = ccn'7
sharp advance at Liverpool due to January cVrnTr
was without any influence on prices here me lirl
dent i'm oats the sharp advance IN June on puyluS
led bv Hutchinson. MAY kept within a narrow rangc
oponlug al fG and closing at - ,o cents. Inc
recent, were moderate. Although the receipts OF
hogs were moderate and although prices at the yaS
were higher provisions were easier PORK decl,::en
from $40 - tO SO TO- and closed at SO To- KIDS
and lard declined II cents. Packers Were ll'
sellers Saturdays hog estimates wcre hberaI-
% OOO-and the publication Of stocks next Monday IS
expected 10 start some new selling. PutS IN Msy
wheat. % 81: calls. - La . j.. Pht' Oh MAY
corn. 81 II calls, - 1-7 cents.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
TOTAL RECEIPT. OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REfORTS.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Fary good sses 4 brick a ar, ,
reported at steady figures while other article unatf NJ
head enjoy tn usual movement Blch q!otrG - - - ~
for jersey Havcrstriw hard S6 jOeT6 -; Fl,n~lli "a M
pale 80 25ds3 30 CIoton, drA and red u G$d9' o
brown SI3asl4; Pnilade!pha front. s-2; trenton 49,
s2i Roscndale ccmcht, II 10 per bib An Am ~ 1
Portland. ~ lJGs2 - English Portland, = Que '
Portland 5Od42 80; Kockand common NM
per bb and do finishing ~ 10; St Johh LHv ~" CO.,.
common, and III for finishing dJhs, . - PSr iOO'
goats hair, y Gl3c pr bush cattle halF, lta4oO.
COffEE-Ihcrc very qulCJ haFhcJ 10, SPg9 ~
to-dJy while prices had steady support. A'o ~"
QUO d. 17ac. Sales. $50 bag Nos And T. 10 aiu ~ ~ ~
. santos - ,er,-o -
grOwtns also slow saIs, 100 bundle, Moc1 dilu 10y
Central America private terms. option, ruItu Nc!
lar trading only moderate, beng ndlhIl 0 ~
professional At the opening Januar IOst - Poi
ana June December deciIncd JdO pOntH fesp
while others were unchanged TO points hRhe. l SUI
seouen fluctuations light ana May closed points u
while Others showed Ossfs OF jdlO points a. coIP
with the nns OF Yesterday. lIaVic was somewhat sto"
early but closed with slight decline. llahnlIs ~
options. EXcnanPc at ltlo was Iufu' az
yapced TO 2O. London steady O1lcal quotations AZ 50
d. m. February. 17s 80 Ndrch. 11ei April 80 NiaH
tJs % June. f2s July lis. Rio quote Regular NJ -
no Bilos) 400; second 40 kll0sl low IN
chanpe (priyate 2Oi2. Receipts LEGO bags io ci'a
United States 5000 bags, KO cItdfdI, ~"
TuIopc coo Total stock l=2OOO bags. N'iht,,
vs santos receipts, 3 coo bags. Receipts al llo Jun
to January -. lS3l l562 600 bags; same the lo'v'
yyi 600 bag- time 1859, 2SSe, 90 bags h''l
al santos July January 23, 1871. =2-"uUO ba-s '
1880. .460 900 bags same tine lol l1OoUVV p"-S.
Iota, Gales here to-day, -, 100 bags a. follows
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
REMAINS OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
From The London Daily News.

The opening of the coffin in which the body Oh ,d ~;
Francis Xavier has lain for nearly three cehtues & a
a half in the cathedral at Goa appears 10 nave Deell
attended with great pomp and ceremony - ;oH W.
multitude of Roman Catholics including the faIItCl
Archhishop and the Governor General Of Portuguese
india were present. The coffin being opened an ,c @
assembled dlCnitaries proceeded to venelate the re
mains and HISS the bare feet which for that purpose
We're left outside the glass paneed case IN % whcn @ tne
rof6n was deposited ThereupOn great rush tooh pdc
evnrv one heinC deslrOus Of kissing or touching the
body and it is stated that the utmost disorder aia @
Confusion prevailed in the church. me race ana tle
teet ave described as covered with dried inegunent
Though the eyes had disappeared both ears renalheH co.
The dSappearance Of the right arm was eXplaei DI to
fact ihaf his member was OFF long ago and sent
10 Rome where it is still TO be seen II IS curious @
fee and half in length. solemn vespers Were alteF'
ari CELEBRATED in honor Of the saint and in the even
ing the churches and public places in Goa were Drill
iantly Illuminated.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
DEFRATDED BY THE GOPEfNMENI.
A WOMAN POSTMASTER TREATED UNFAIRLY BY
CLEVELAND's ADMINISTRATION.

"A
CLEVELAND's ADMINISTRATION.
Mrs Minictta smith, who had charge OF the post
office at New Brighton. l., for more than twenty
wears suffered AL injustice under the Cleveland Ad
minlstrstion which She says has never been r.Ghed
In the hope OF securing investigation % her case
and n proper adjustment Of her claim against the
recent Administration. Mrs smith makes the following
statement through the columns Of The Tribune:
"On September %, 1855, a man who was appointed
an inspector Of postofces under the Cleveland Al
ninistrato on called at my Office In New rghtOn where
7 was then postmaster. ! succeeded my husband In
that onice In 1884 Although ! was unable to learn
definitely who sent him TO my Office or from whom
he received his Instructions he declared that there was
a deficiency of S428 % in my accounts. He carried
away 1884 In money and S797 40 in stamps from my
oce despite my protests giving receipts for these
amounts second investigation showed that my ac-
counts were correct and $535 in stamps was then re
turned to me. Promises were also made to me 'hat
I should receive S5S2 which was due my husband
before his death.
soon aftcrwad went to Washington 10 secure the
adjustment Of my claims. gave the receipts "IHci
had been left al my Once by the postofhce inspector
10 Postmaster enersl Villas. who SAID mat ne "ouu
return them TO me by mail after investigating my case
I never received the receipts. however: Nelter nave
! received penny Of the Sll29 40 Whch Is now uue
said that should receive justice But the promises
have moi helped me. | am now broken down III
health am making efforts TO secure the adjustments
OF nv rights"
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Jan. SoCOtton nominal mddlins 1lss fS;
Flour firm unchanc d. Wheat-southern strong; : u.t5
aad lonGDerry slasl OF; No 81 o. steamer 30;
IIaGnusry Il c5dsi oSs May, 81 o59asl o5' SO[2o
Soutacfn firm white and yellow. o92dOl 2ci grad'a ~"
3 GIa6iac C9c westcr1l him mixed spot @ snd
;9i.c steamer 6Oc ID oats seady kye qTg' Hn Ru,, 1y
WCsA creamery, fancy 2!c do fair 70 ehose I43St
do imitation 22c ladle. fancy, zoe 90 gooN W SVec
d3 rolls hn 17dsc DO ,t fair to oeS sood ANN 128S Ro
e@roes fair iSc 10. = 17l2s Sugar quiet gTaag y
atod 6asc Copper dull; refined. 12i2 dl2'4f Nhlsac'
rm 81 asl 81 freghs to LysIpe9 bsf ls nI@ busb g5
.orn 10 COS bush oats 5000 bush; rye Ic.9 U45-
Shipments-Flour bbls Sales Wheat. 1874 4oo Du7h
vi, R,utr1io Ian 30-Wheat-No. hard. dull 23QO plsh
sold m ~ H. closing at 81 l8; 5000 bush NO NO m
sold AZ 81 10 closing at 81 IL asked No Northern - =,
n n o. winter wheat irmer 10 cars NO REQ s9Iu az
81 O3e cars sold II 04: car No extra fto soid
~ II O3 / car ! white sold q. 81 Q31 cars q. so.u
No . white sOld at 81
No White oregon sold 95c Corn hrner l8 carr No
yellow sold at 57i. 81 2c cars No 8 yellow sG.u ~
5S.c cars No sold at &c cars 30 G On track 'ola
9t 5GJsc Oats quiet: No white. oO2ooVtc: y" .
White. soc 40 . mixed 4'sac on track NS Whit Whit ~
stofe Sic No mixed. 492c. Barley rm ahd unchaNgeu
Kyc unchanged. Foui frm and unchanged Mi%leed %
stcadv Recelpts-Wheat. 1000 bush corn 40 900 bush
oats 3 600 bush. Shipments-Wheat. 10000 bush
chicago, 3o-The leading futures ranged as foi'
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
COTTON u,rxrr,-ny TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Jan. 80 J.. i.-Cott1n-Ihe saes OF inc
day iuclcc 100 bale, Ain, Icia. Futures closed weak
A.rr.rau-M .dlug mddug clause, January cells'
nv 5Q5 l.6id January and February delivery 1Go lOid
february and March delivery, JGJ lo4 March ana APil1
d.l.ye, , i-Gd buyers, Apil and Msy delivery D 'ofd
--Gid. May and June dc!v,Ey lQ9iao l'0id; June
and Juy dellyr, l2Gi IS 1864 july ana AuFst uc'
t-y 1910 l4-6id; August aid September delivery
136id huyrrs. ,,,t, "a, .
low m.dduE SO; good ordinary - net ani gtGss re-.
r.lD. potts 10 ,'lrat Brltnn, VS bales
coa~tNi~, 2.3u1 halc- ~n.e, I.f b.!e, sgnner- 80
,.luf. j. 81 hl.. export, Great Britain. q OF
bi,- 70 h. Continent. So bale. coa-t"lse b3+l b'e'
sales o.. - halrs. spinner. 90 bales. d.,
Nrw.Otlcaus Jan DO ott"n quiet; i.lo- low nla.
ding sec good odinary. 14ci net r"ccpts oVI ha
grs- 303 bales export "a France 63'7 balrs I" uS
G5gj tale. 'o',tw IS. 90 ll's >ar'' ~
-'.,k bale Week Nct Iecept-, .. o3t
bali. gross, 73.cs- bale, Export, 70 ',reat Bilal - ~
ha'cs I, France l3 ~ bales, % tho Continent l3of'
bales stl'-. g. 300 ha'.-. ,..,. n, .. 49,, ..,
norfolk jon 3O-Cotton quiet mdiUng w. nei snd
rr-- rec ~. 2g7- bales Npt- Z" tir"tt BltNn l'pO
ial,- co-tvi-, 22-i unle- -al', 2o3 nl,7 ,t',H
do 81. lal.- Wcealy Nct AMI gross r'ccptS. - 80
talcs exports rroat Britain 2ol' bAc'' 'oa'tNIs''
Iu.-~s hI't.. sale > dG- h,lr-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
There was decided activity in the crude Oh! opuoh
market at the Consolidated Exchange yesterday
sales were recorded Of 100000 barrels ana he
utice advanced T. 10 12a - cents, against "A 1o
ON Thursday night. At the stock Exchange tfcIc
Ven, sales ~ 900 barrels of cash oil al "a cents.
Quotation, for refined were unchanged at '4o cents
m barrels and 0.IJ cents In cases.
OF CITY, Penn. Jan. 30.-Natonnl Transit certificates
ot..ped a. 7flc highest. 764c; lowest, 12c closed at
IN. ,3g bbl- ccl-ince-. 10000 bOls !
shipments lOa ga bbl- runs, ll3,o43 bbl'
prt.burg Penn Jan. 3o.-rctrocUm Irregular but
co>d firm National transit c'run itrS opened ~ '-sc
cos,d at 7jc highest, Toe lowest. - &C.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
TWO SHOTS AT HIS SWEETHEART'

Mattoon. H. Jan. 80 (speciaD.- D.-Thomas h. L'nder
attempted this morning to kill Miss Ada Henderson,
an actress. to whom he engaged. The first shot'
fred at her breast detected by some silver COINS
which she carried in her dress lining. Lhder theh
fired another shot, Which passed through her MANU-
Mice henderson swooned and Lnder discharged a
cor,ridge at his own head The bullet went wide
snd he then fed and has not since been seen.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Jan 80 40 p. m.-Beef pork poor
msnd Hams in good demand. Bacon in fair demand
Cheese IN good demand. Tallow In fair demand Turpen
tine and rosn 10 good demand LardSpot and futuresn
poor demand. Wheat poor demand Eiour-The demand
Improving. Cornspot-In poor aemand good
new nrm at SIS "a Hens at London- Tscinc far
demand.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
Visible supply
STAINED.

Good Ordinary 6 7.l6 Low Middlinc 1910
St Good Ordinsry...7 11G MlddlIng
Options-werc subjected comparatively snil huctua-
and -pcculstiOn showed falling on Weak
ness and strength altrnated but the close showed nrt
gains OF 2Q5 points all around At the outset there va
slight decline lOcd realizing. after which prices Az
Nanced sac points. with little covering OF 'hoft@
Liverpool somewhat stronger and h., coupled WIN
an increase ia consumption abroad and Nghl pot -
ceipts do with tho ris S1lss, 11lOo bales
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
GRAIy and PRODCCE MARKETS.

steady and all sold; natives. % 55as3 50 Westerns
81 ojds4 IS; Texans 50 7Od$4 20; lambs. S0dto 90
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

;, preach at II The Sense View OF the Theatre
:4j: The Foles Of Fashion sunday schO1i ~ o. w.
Wcdneslay p. m service OF song ana biCie Fea1i"S
f.lnnrnn al
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
COLLEGIATE REFORMED DUTCH CHURCHES

BELOVED DISCIPLE. s9thst. near M9dlson.ave, SON e,
Rev ; GREGORY LINES. Rector Bishop Iaioot VIII
preach at II. Other ssryices 30, $40 ana o.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31
Rv William S'fall
Proposals.

GALE OF NAUTICAL INSTRI MENIS;,
- BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT. NAVY DEPARINtsnl I.
January - 1S9l-Scsled proposals. msrAed Proposes
ceycd this Bureau until l. O'Clock meridian ttbusD,
9 1891 and publicly opened lmm,d at'y ttcr'atrI II,
the purchase Of 1872 ship, chrOnoue p 20 Nabhsr
seNtants Go octant, 20 binoculars. - spYg -
curial baromrtrrs 81 ancrod taIomct,r> ~
IONS ektropuurtcr>. snd | nagnctC outnt lntinuur
altitude azinuth instrument rotary detecting apssn,
scale for dipping needle spring scale tor,iOn Oa,
ometrr These instruments have been divided ING n5
for the convenience 0t purchasers and prht'u 80 40
thereof with blank form of proposal, VIII Ot supp ~ mo
auplicatiOn this Once 10 the SupefintI4'I
Naval Observatory. The instruments specimen ,on
may be- inspected thr Naval Observatory
ID C. deposit with the paymastcr Of the Wahn' no.
NAVY Yard ~ 81 the amount of tn 20 % BE-
paid within 20 and before delivery Of in.tr" hda
The Bureau reserves the r"ht % REJECT any OF ." "
GEORGE DEWEY. Chief Of Bureau
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received a. n.u,ry .,,y
- once Of the Supervising Architect, Treasury ~ iOth
mcnt Wssh.n g0n -. C.. until o'clock D. NJ on ~. re-
d,v February. 1891. fOr an the labor ana
qurd 10 build an Annex the building and .onInuIYX
he approaches the $ P, 81 once. Ac a. ID oVneson
" Y IN accordance with the drawings anu axe Of
copies OF which be had application az hs Ezch
the OF the Superintendent at Brooklyn, y ~, $500
lid be accompanied b. certified che.h ,hs tine
Department viii reject all bids re evtd sv 40 nos
comply strctlv with all the requirements OF this
Proposal must be enclosed In envelopes sealed s Ap
Proposals for RulldnR Annex and nompruos I,rook'
uro,ches L. =. Post Ohice &c. BnldInH, % Super
lvn y. Y, =" and addressed to AS VI. WlNDisI" -
vising Architect. January 18th. 1891
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH, Amsterdam..w
and 92d.st-servces II and 40 Sunday.,chool . 80
Rev WILLIAM V. GARNER, OF Bridgeport. Conn., wil
preach morning and evening. Strangers coray welcomed
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

COLLEGIATE CHURCH, 4sth.st. AID 5h-aye.-Rey
A. r PIEHSON d. D. win preach at II a. IN. Rev.
EDWARD b COE. d. D.. will preach at p. M Com
munol service at p. III.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE.1Lecture by
Mr.. NJ. VI. MANGAsAKIAN at Chcker!ng Hall az II :ij
IN. Subject: What Rel lgon Snail We Teach Our Chill.
dren 2" And al the hall OF the Democratic Club l2j.st
between 5th and Madison ayes., at 10 m. Subject;
The Fear Of the 1/Ith. All interested invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

d0IlNtTlp- JHIuafN I0TI
pya 80 bags baltimore 20 2O4 bags NewOreans, 1890
bags total 27O,j2i bags.
COTTON-For prompt delivery has not varied for the
dav ruling quiet and about steady Sales l"l Ga, 1r
consumption Port receipts. 2S 32 bales, against 3J
b,l this day week, and 3j,O35 bales this day Ht
CronI mo
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

SAINT PAULS CHURCH, 4th-ave. and 22d.ss
Rev. GEORGE II. McGREW, Pastor-sunday services
Preaching By the Pastor at IL O'Clock; followed by the
o'clock. popular praise service. congregational sngng
shor Seats free all invited Quarterly confer.
o&Ock Monday evening. Weekday services -
usual
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH cor. Boulevard
ana West 73dst.-Rev. ROBERT RI UsSELL BOOTH,
D. D., Pastor. Will preach at IL a. and D. Sab
bath school al 40 Weekly service "Wednesday eyen
ing at 5. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH., i2d-st., bet 7th ana
Sth.avcs.-Rev. W. NJ. WALKER, Pastor pr2,hes sun
day 40 II a. n subject HE That Oyerc0neth" ana In
ths evening az 45; subject "Pall and Felix" Baptism
close Of evening service. Sunday az 40 D. III
Stringers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

COLLEGIATE CHURCH, II Lafayette Place. near ith;
st.-KeN 7. w. CHAMBERS. D. D., VIII preach ~ II
a. IL. ; Rev. @. H. COTTON viii preach az D. m
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
53d-s Of Broadway-Servces 10 i5 a. m. and rs
D. N. Revival services through the week.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, 5th.aye., corner 127th.s.,
Rev GEORGE X. VAN De WATER D. D., Rector
.. Evening prayer, 80 p. M Preachers, Nom.
ing Rector evening, Rev. THOS. R. HARRIS, b. De-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Mad son.aye ana 12oth-s Holy Communion at 10 80
a. III. Rev. DR.. J. h. PRICE. Pastor. will preach al
30 p. m. Special musical service, composed by NJ.
PAUL AMBROSE Tor tie occasion. Strangers cordially
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 29thst. and 5th.ave.-Rev.
EDWARD r. COE, % D., win preach at IL a. III. ReV
4 T. PIERSON, d. D., Will preach at p. m. Com
munOn service at IL a.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

REV. ARTHUR T. PIERSON, d. D., Of PHILADELPHIA
will preach sunday, February l, in the Collegiate r.
formed Churches - follows
Morning at II O'Clock, 4sthst. and 5th.ave.
Evening, at 3 o'clock, at 29th.st and 5th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
West 4lstst near 6th.aye;-l a. M, preaching by th
De administered this service. i5 D. preaching b.
Rev. j. y. BAIES, Of the Church OF the Saviour. Al
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS Mercer.st.. near
Sth.,t-Rev. Dr. DEEMS, Pastor. will preach tomorrow
a, 10 80 a. and 20 p All the sea,n are always
free and htrs strangers IN charge a: the DOORS
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST. BARTHOLoMEw's CHURCH Madiscn.aye. and
44th.st Rev DAVID II. GREER, d. D., Rector.-seh
vices On sunday morning, VITA Holy ComMunion at II
O'Clock Services In the aiternosn at o'clock. Rev.
Dr. GREER Will preach IN the morning Inc Rev CAL
HKAIIH Is. PERRY VIII preach in the afternoon
COni nation IN the church Immediately
after the afternoon -lyces or about 10 O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner OF Or,
and 3lst ST ledcnlHg by the PastOl, Rev, ii
KOssI1EK ID. ID. Morning service 10 30. Eyenrn.: %:
service AS subject Camel" All cordially Iny,aP
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
l29th.st and 7th-aye Rev d.. j. X. DAY, Plst9f -
services: Preaching BY Rev. Dr. JAMES NJ: FREEMAN
40 10 80 a. III. and ij p. Sunday-school at : 80
D. H. Young peoples meeting at = 80 D. III. cordial
WtlcOmn eAtnd d.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST AT HAND
Christian Is1ete sanctuary los lstst-A sermon viii
BE- held forth The Ingaterng Of Israel from Jew 1nt
Christian ChuIcn's r the Redemption OF spirit, soul and
Body" at : 80 p. Seats free
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

WEST PRESBY TERRAIN CHURCH. t2d.st.. be:xen
5h and 9th aye>.-bhe Pastor Rev. JOHN Il. PAAIOS,
ID. D, will preach tomorrow at ii m. ana % D. M
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

Rev RAPHAEL BENJAMIN, NJ A, formerly Of Cn
cinnat will preach The Law OF Moses Saturday
morning, FIFTEENTH STREET TEMPLE
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
cor. OF East e6th.st Rey H. HAkC0t RI, D. D. Pss;ci
sermon, subject. The Spos OF Victory - sundayschoo
service, 80 J. m Nj. CHARLES w. TURNER Super
ntenGent. Young peoples meeting at p m. Dr. Htf
COURT will preach In the evening Daniel In Perl aai
Power" StraDgefs cordially invited u all our seryicen
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CENTRAL CHURCH. 7th.ave., near lith-st-The
Pastor Rev. c. :. NARROWER, d. D.. viii preach az
iC - q. M. and IS p. m Young peoples meeting Z
D. II. All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corne, ~
3lst,st.Preaching By one Pastor Rev. c. DIV. BRfD
NAN ID D., on 81 nday, February l. Services At II A. m
and 40 COidai welcome 70 strangers aud aoss
without any church nome. "'7
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, East 35th.st., betwe..
Park and Lexington dves iieS. =. > SEWARD PastoS -
sunday school at . 80 a. Service II O'Clock snA
lect: "A Lesson fIoIa the Life Of the Lo d Jesusn wv
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

WEST THIRri THIRD STREET BAPTIST GHURcG
bet 9TH ana 9TH lye>-Rcy. p. :. HOLLOWAY. PASTOR
prcachc, 1913; subject Moral Heroism e' enins
: 80 BehoG Man. Baptism at close of evening
sermon. Suaday.schoo, 80. Meetings Tuesday aaa
trday evenings. LNeIYbody Welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

ST ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
76h.st, OF Columbus CON ave: Preaching by Pas
tor, Rev. GEORGE f.. STKOBkIDdE, ID. D, 10 rs a
3j p. NJ Communion IN morning. Young peoples
prayer meeting. =. H.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

PILGRIM CHURCH (CongregationaD, Madlsonavs
and l2lst.st, Rev. SAMUEL IL. VIRGIN, d. D.. Pa
reception OF members evening. f5, The Church-Wh.i
Is ItP' All seats free at evening service.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. Madison:aye
i2d.-t.-IOly Communion 80 morning service
II O'Clock. The Rieht Rev. HUGH MILLER THOMP-
SON d. b.. Bishop Of Mississippi will preach; Chidren
-eryico at 3 D. M Eyenlng service az o'clock. Rev.
l.. WALPOLE WARREN Rector. will preach.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

NEW.YORK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 7thava
12sLn-st-SeINces tomorrow. ii a. IL. and AS n M
Rev. w. W. PAGE. Pastor. ~
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57th.st. between
9th and 7th ayes.-Dr. MACARTHUR r breaches morning
and evening Special revival services at the evening
aittrmcctiug sunday school, -. Pr1yer-meetngs
Morday and Friday evenings Strangers very cotdany
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH, Madson-ave., cor
3sth.st.. Rev. kODERICK TERRY, ID. D., Pastor.-Sua
day, February l, IL a. m. and
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAS CHURCH., o7th-st-. be-
Broadway and 1thale-Prrachlng by the Pastor,
Rev. WILTON MERLE SMITH, y. D., at IL a. m. ana
:ij p. sabbath school at o'clock strangers cor
didiy welcomed
New-York tribune., 1891-01-31

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 51th-st,
west OF sth-avc.-Rev. WILLIAM LLOYD VIII preach
morning and evening Morning; Weaknesses In Modern
Christianity Eyanescent Enthusiasm" kVenng: leG,ure %
ON ar AT Religions subject. Ihe Jewish Religion Nhat
Christianity owes jew" Strangers cordially well