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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Feb; lo1Flour active Syn anehnnged' sale Ke
500 bhls Wheat unsettled aud higher; no: Ted.
SPOT. the month and March, 81 % l-3e ~ % . a
Nav 81 O5aSl % Il steamer, No. 2 red II vi -
Receipts 3i,o93 bush; stock; s32924 bush S r,
III coo bush southern whea frmer fNitz, Si@Sl W.;
I1nrherry ST. o. n q OF. Corn firm; mixed spot ana
the month 49G4o lac; March, 49a4o i-oc april rn
S0o. Nav. 49eA0 l-2c: steamer mixed, 4Ia4I Ice.
Receipts 2il.394 bush; shipments, $3.50. enen;
stock l. 7Sl 500 bush. sacs. "a 600 bush. Sou'hcrl
corn firm: white. 40 l.20o2c; yellow 49e DOC Mt S
steady No. white Western. b l2c; No miXet
Western. SIC Receipts. 10000 bush; stock. t4V3-
bush Rye firm and higher No. = ST. iccs Re CO o
bush Hay. steady; good to choice imo,hy Si3 s
IS led. Cotton nominal; middllne, l,7G; pr1-
visions steady unchanged Butter good inquiry
firm unchanged Eggs dull oyersnpply weak s,aa lS
Gamer steady unchanged. Whiskey unchanged.
Boston. Feb. lo.-Fiour steady. Corn quiet; steamer
yellow. 50 Lee. oats qnei' shorts ste ead tg
lower; fresh laid Ole Receipts.Flour 200 bbls !:
$500 sachs; corn, $4,000 bush; oats, l4'ooo bush
shorts, GS tons.
Chicago. Feb 19-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES


At sQuTH REFoEYE1 CmrEcHH. XIV 4 kSb&Efc4
! IERi;Y, D. b, SUNDAY, Ii H. and p H.
AsuuKY NJ 2 cMTEcH wacsinFsn; 70 Sq ps Nc
Evening 80 I.,nt4rn prelucc o'clock rev, 70, y.,
! lAf-OG. Employment Bureau ana 'o''y'u 0P'"
NORTHWEST corner l2lst--t-Iicy MERLE 81; G. Who'll.
,i!o' E % sa, sS"a'y Tg Unitarian fa! Man
sunGayschool 80 10 q. m All are c''e'''' ''''1
I S a T5M 5aa CSiSdE StGa oP
fn~ youae napti,t cStor r. 5 ALIOWAY Faster
r siS '0 r aIl' n. Tss@ fanny on
arc sIophone Mrs AG T yr'I r1at gno''
ECGI'NE UNDEEHILL sacy.
AT TIE scorcn raE,BYrEiEFlANi eHrEc H.
liths; nesr OVERWHELMINGLY N,ng " ope raycr
meeting "Wednesday evening 1t : MI cordaly invited
a. GEEAT iIAL4EAg,IlAHo PE4A}Y::,ox
THREE HUNDRED SEEkIN'' ElsIlElON'
Let AL The reopir shout
1 1@N5 sanae: &1' = =
80, Fesi,a io'S ''''''
A-nHNrr InAxK a: nEEkE2&rag hYcE FIN. -
Wc,5 i4h.st.. lecturer for society o. Hunan iIoRI,
Of %i' Gc Si' ana f '5p Gty Hdrai.scl
Chn,ch conner OF lta,r-Mf DIXON breaches at ~ -
sud = Morning picudr. Liquor Dealers EXrSe Bii
" eicOme
AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN
EkODkLYN. corner Clinton aud Congress -ts-tvN'
JOllN ". CHADWICK VIII preach tomorrow sioihlhI
81 III ciOth. subject Anchors As.ef1.' Evening
lecture a 80 cOcn. LeOir Et.cal Association
Subject. The Race Problem the South" Professor
LEIONIE Lecturer.
ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison-ave. aud G6th.st.-
Rev. JOHN FULTON, ID. D., viii peach at ii a. III. ana
4 80 y. III.
.Utf-St.-ReN.
THfODORE {. WILLIAMS, Pastor VIA preach " IL
a. III. >unuay.schoo II so " 30 D. NJ The puoilc cor
daily invited % ! -
BRICK CHURCH corner Of 9Th ave. and 37th.st-Ihe
Rev nENIsI VAN DYKE, ID. d. Pastor. services Oh
sunday. February II, at IL a. IN. and 30 D. IN. ~
ii =. III. Dr. Dyke VIII preach the second OF uic
of God Present Age subject Inc iiOt'
Chances the Sovereignty Of tod The thd 0i
VIII b. delivered Sunday morning lrDTu'
any -. subject. The Bible Against Selfish Religion
Election t. SetNicc."
BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY. Madison
ave. and Oith.st-DONN4D ID. MAtLAUKlN, Pastor,
viii pr ch III. "Wall Building; Church bMdlie.
r,NrninE 40. "The Wofld> Fil,ous Petition Inc
Church's PtIblc Weakness Brooklyn HI Male guar
tette. Strangers cordially Welcomed
bIooMINGpALE CHURCH. Boulevard and West
Csth.st, Ma OLSON G. PETERS, PaStot II, why Dos
Not the Kingdom Of GOd Come :! : 10 The ln.
crowned King" Prelude, Gan the Liquor Dealers Bay
our Inci,lature?' W dneday cNening lectures,
the Famous Women Of ting Iciornatol-r1rst, JOAN
Mother Richard H.
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MADIsoN,AVENUE BAPTIST GU RCH,- corner 81
Sl-;-st-rrscing b. the Pastor FeN HtN"l "
NNDIl.S il - on sunday. February - services 10
II A. ID and : ~ III. SlndSytcLool al 80 4 ~.
MidwrcA service Wednesday, !. L.. Al are co!p'' ~
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falls 90 trt, Furnished.

A. THE GREYLOCK -,
~. Northeast rornor S4fhs md Colrrrt's ~
entirely method rents sl.3c0 % 81 0Oo " 'S' ."
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DISCIPLES OF CHRIST. 5Gtn-st., sthaye.-
Preceding Sunday morning by the Pastor the Rev h. H.
TYLER. ID. d. Evening service under the auspices Of
.he national Temperance society. Singing by The Silver
ct
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MADISON AvEXrE REFoEMED CHCl3H corner
s-,h.st t.y ABBOTT f. KIiIi;IDGE j. D.. Pa o.
V,~,tfo II member. am- sacrament Of tn Loit- sup
per morning At H. m Pastor VIII Pr'"ch III thr 'E,"
H. az subject: .'Wa,nIurton'- ErudtF. or ~
I.o,rotlsn" mon B.Dc-cla--. SATURDAY evening 81 >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH IN
EkODKLYN corner Oi Clinton aud Congress ~ts-Rv'.
JOl,N ". CHADWICK vii! preach tomorrow soiin.
a. ii oc.Och. sub ecL: Anchors As-crh. Evening
lecture a 80 u c.ocn LeiOl- the Et.cal Association
subject. The Race Problem, the South" Professor
Lecturer
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BROADWAY TABERNACLE. corner 9ithst and 9th.
ave Esy WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR, u. D. Pastor
Morning service &C IL O'Clock Evening service at 45
All are invited.
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. East 35sh.st. tot-ern
port and Ictlngton ave- Rev y s. SEWARD. Pastor -
school with adult CLASSES. at ? 80 Services at
H. Subject Loyalty 10 tn liut..'
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New. York, Friday. February 10.

New. York, Friday February 10.
The following sale, were held o. the Exchange md
Auction Room today
>x.stoly building, with lYt 80 lfs Eyingion;;,t3;
.tnll.t building with lot. No 100 KvinEton-'t, az
oirin. obO.r, Io' 2iNluO, Israel Epstein, al ~
r.--'ory dwtltr. with o'. 80 ~ I,tt Jl-t-St -
- 70 e. Of l.tAvr, 10. lc.oNlOO.1i Adele Ei-"'''
20 30.
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l .sd by NJ ss 5SHS . RATd to Iii
FRIENDS MFTIxG uors; No S,.l "a s.y E- san da.
II a. nf T fo1rta day cdaeiay 80 p m" \" '''
Cordially invited
FIRST BAPTIST cHrEcn sis Nv ~, oe'r, Sta Eey
ward and West End-ave-Pfra'hIn-, ~ - ~ pa, er-
l. NJ HLDrMAN. at II a. n' a1 30 80 a. m
meeting Friday evening az go 1'.'-,-
FIVE POINT. HOUSE Or INDUSTRY: i55 Worth u;
st. WILLIAM F. BARNARD sup The service IL almost
s sG5 ' BY s ehda ,5i shoes FqS oct1d
FOURTH 4yEXyE rErHY TT RoS SHEE'N T.
s.. wri rfeach tomorrow At II a. n. ana D. H.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cnrGcn ta-a S: end 1 f9
i Hon iES 1T Il rf + ' B. D. VII preach Sgnaay
mHM Az q M ~oia prayer eng Wednesday D
p pC'' ~, iSalty welcome 70. all
FIRST REFORMED PRESEYTERggAh,N CUE d
l2 Tni OtST Ge at 10 80 aad p m
Rev. JAMES A. Rid VIII preach in the evening
FOURTH rGEsnyTEGlAN GHgrc, i;'"-i r;:, "sa-
StlSiccS ii a. H. and p Inc public Invited
r,,~ru ,vry1-E PEESpYrEiaAy CHURCH col;
nc, 5,i,t' c' joHN H;h y , p E2,orbb VA D
RIFT %ill T:,Ssh at H.
FIFTH AyENuE BAPTIST cnDRcH to ,,h 10 W W.T. Il
and cd,1 >aed"' a. '"'S Has go g. 'r.e,
ne-lay evening o'cloch Al "'I'o"''
HAMPTON INSTIrUTE-A public meetinG, in tGe
interest school Tor indians ana HesiC,, .I Ss9si
Va VIII be held in tn BrcA rls,G tr's oe, nv
HENRY Van DY NJ .. D. Rev D. Il GhtEK' II I
~ T. " and GlLn Ron. Siri Low g short adj
dresses. The Hampton Quartet VIII sing
HowArp MISSION ASP ToNNH FOR ,o dIT sTtr,
wANhEEh:s 2oS 'nS 40 y AneS ai IG 4h-ee
singing BY te chd~n and nsne o. d be re-Sea
Vi: j., F. "WiYiCCiKorr. sscretafy
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. HARLEM, LenoN 81; &;
coIari SSdo md chdScn. eS It p ccla
evening service Tor young people Ut TO-. ,h orni',g
i@S r nR t ErH W. David WXLKER ) i. D.
missionary Bishop Of North DAKOTA at the evening 'e'
1GTHEEA and cA sa Rev Sf s. l. AMnSsXYUEE
j.. D., Pa-tor.-Scrylccs II a. M 5 J.. r.
nExlxeroY AvENgE BAPTIST sncGc &c =, cgFaS g.
l1th.'t-l;ey j. L. a n LIE ,nG Characgf
s SfG; corge Ken" %a rSii Baptism At 4sns c
Ezox AYEEgE T ES1 iAN GHr NiIA afP
rGIT ia.tor->cryice II At , T., p T A., f+s sit
ra-c Neye Of mn en- mn 9c, iG S~cele - san
ger,. seats
NAPsoS 4yFTCE rF 2htEr a.
= d. ~ F,stor Rr, J WI%lIi,Or lErEMAN rh. D.,
on Rsioa, T Ec% %g'" Of Hauoa re thg
SWIM s.Hes a 9% i'' &sa s t
come FOR all
M,DIeON VlNJE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURt II. corner 60th4-t .,..,,.~ .t.c,tr..
Preaching los the Pastor. ltcV. fN~ifN 'irN''i~>
NEY D. r.. ~ II a nl. ana : y. H. 49, , u.
SPECIAL cyaug,li-uc services conducted by u" -.
q "H SAiNNN are O. begin "Wednesday rN,iui ia.
Jan n,f Al 40 clock continuing altcI"aid d~"s "O
4 and 10 7. "a.
All ar cord ally invited
MADISON AvEXVE REFORMED cHrEcu, corner
s-th..t-t rv ABBOTT f. KIiIi;ID6E D. D., f"t o'.
i.-epto Il members anl NtcraLent o "a. ~ Spr
,rr r'nrug A H. IN Pastor viii preach Ia thr "I'H'
f,t. al -. SuhJ,ct: "Wa>InVton'~ HifthdN. or y
Iutrotlsm." Inon B.or-c!a~-. SATURDAY evening ~ >
MADIsoN,AVEXUE BAPTIST CiCHcHi, g3;,n'r o.
- Preaching ~" Pastor, Ken HtN1l VI
SNNDIIs H. - on sunday. February - services 30
II a. H. and ~ u. SlndSytcLooI al 50 = ~.
NldwecA service "Wednesday, J.. H.. Al are co!p'"F
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ASSOCIATION HALI.-rwenty.th!id Street Baptist
Chuich corner OF lth.4,r-Mf. DIXON breaches at ~ -
ana = Morning prelude, Liquor Dealers EXclSe Biii'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

BLOOMINGDALE CHURCH. Boulevard and West
Csth.st.. MADISON c. PETERS, Pastor. II, why DOES
Not the Kingdom Of God Come 10 The Sn.
our INcisature?" FREE Wednesday Nening lectures,
the Famous Women Of ting keiorHat Olr1rst, Joan.
Mother vi Richard H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

FORTY.THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHU RCn near Sthsvc. Rev. FRANK L. WILsS9N;
d. D. NJ as D. by Plstor. SabbIth.scioll. . 50
y. IA Young peoples meeting $50 D. IL. Bible el2 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

CENTEA;. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 57th.st.. 10
tween Broadway and DEMONSTRATING 10y the Pastor,
Rev. WlLION MERLE SAITH -. D., al II a. m, and
al 50 D. Evening subject: "ls Confcsso Necessary
% Real Dscipe~hp? saobath-schOo at D. I suu
wednesday evening devotional meeting strangers cor.
dialN WrlcOmed
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MADISON AvlNrE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
pTrschi1c by ths Pastor. Rev. ENSIGN INCHES
NEY d r.. at II a. IN. and D. 10. 49, a. p.
& II YAIN\N are O. BEGIN W'lnc-lai rNi IA.
2ith Inst. 40 O'Clock, continuing "''"''0 uN'' 80
and 10 r. n.
All ar curG ally invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

A.-HENRY FRANZ az BEEh EEEi LfCEl VI, IL
yc,s iith.,t LECTURER for society IF Human rrosre~s
Nm lecture sunday y. m. sIbJect: The Ma rias'
tod and the Devil AdIAls'Ioh lFee'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH M nTnqnECsl
SSH Preaching by TN" pastor ~ I''Di
TERRY, ID. D.. SUNDAY, II q. II. and p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

and 3Isf.t -Prachinr by the Pastor. li's. >. II
EOsSITEN = ID. Services 1t 10 - and ~ All
cordially lnNled
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EIGHTY sixth STREET PRFSBYTERlAN
CHURCH, corner LeNnpton;avo. Rev W. IL hAH-
MILAN viii preach both morning and evening. Even.
ing subject. Ten Years Among the MOrmOns.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

ALL SOULS CHURCH. MadiSon-aye. and G6th'stI
Rev. JOHN FULTON, ID. D., VIII pedch at IL a. H. anu
4 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, Madison
and 0ithst.-DOA AID d MAtLA1 ~ ~ I1stot'
viii pr, ach IL u. H.. "Wa Building; Church Building.
Evening 10 "rhe World Fi,ous Petition; he
(hurch's Ptibc Weakness Brooklyn mn N1Ir Qudl
tstt. STRANGERS cordially welcomed.
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MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PKESBN IktlAN
ont RC n ,no Jad.-t l,-Kcv CHARLES L. IhpMl>V,S
T. D. Flstur Rev j. WiNlNhot ilHEMAN, A.. u,
A-sociate In tle morning D.. lHONPHON VII Df'i n
on .Reli,iou, Element, OF National >tr'n.th IA u9
evening Ia. uifd 'n ''lL' 'fdrAch OF ~,
st.1Irct 'Nlar,hood NcwS York SEATS free ana wei
tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

ALL SOULS CHURCH 4th-dVe.. corner -Vth-ol-feN
THEODORE {. WILLIAMS, Pastor VIA preach " IL
a. III. ounuay.school IL 80 " 30 NJ The public cor
daily invited. % -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

FRIENDS MEETING. ljth-st and Rutherford Place
T.. NICHOLS minister from Iowa expects 10
attend the meeting TO-DAY ~ II 4. The pubic cor
daily invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

,,,or ~ Mrs WILLING, , 80. kpworth Ley. 40
Il 10 special srrvic- for thr SnnI''
Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

CHURCH OF CHRIST (Scienust. $40 shave.
entrance 45ths-Ser,ce and Boie study SUNDAY 10 -
z m. Weekly sng, l.4ol Broadwa}. IUe-day, 8
D. III. All invited. Mrs. LAU RA LATHliOP Pastor.
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NETWORK PRFSBYTERIAN CHrECH 7th.av
cor lgs,h.-..-Rr fEANKLlS Is. DWIGHT "!
preach morning and evening. All w'com"
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Old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

~ From Pier % North River. Foot u Beachst
Only line without change b.swcrn New'logA ana
OLD POINT COMFORT.
Sailing Tuesd1v, ThursdiYs and SATURDAYS, az p M
landing pas enger> the following afternoon within ~
yards 81 fygeio Hotel Also DAYS for the Princes
Anne Virginia y ach. Tickets ncud. mells and -,sts
room General Onlcc 23j W" -t.st New.iork.
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FULTON STREET
DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING.
from IL 20 | O'Clock. Come in rest pnd pray.
Stop o. 10 OF 20 minutes the hour time admits.
Nos. 1l3 Iuton-st. and IS Annst.
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vance o, iO-Ioc asked 40. spring "heat we NO O
sn,tnG wheat sGaS7c; 40. red Si1c5oe 20. corn,
s6lc? No 3 37I2c; oats No white So'+aSlc' ~;
Whit. 9Sj. 03Ose No. oate 49, -9sc 40 I 2u.
ssc No farley No. ! naXseeo ~ Pi1 au
t%cthy seed ii lsas rs mes, pork per DOL ~ %
iard isr 100 h. so 30 short ribs sides (oosel %
dr. s1ltd shou boxed sod =, shori StrST
(boxecJ SO 2o1s6 20 wllskc! uisS!ners tarinw ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

OLD JOHN STREET ar-t Methodist Episcopal Churc
America. 81 John-stF g. HONI.l' ItTtoI pi'''h'
10 So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
OLIVER \. BROWN. y. D.. PastOr.-Prcaching 10 80
and 30 sunday school = 80. Epwolth League $50
You ar, invited.
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TORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD 5. 5. co.
LINE.

NETHERLANDS LINE.
~ FOR ROTTERDAM. PARIS AND LONDON.
saturday. February 20, lr ~ a. m
= SpA aEXDAM SATURDAY. rebruir~ p, 30 a. m.
From Pier foot o. Gth-st.. Hobok1;
Frs, cabin. Si5 % So Second cabin. r33 Reduce
evcur,ion tcke;s Sterrare 0T rtr>. For Ilustr11
Guide and massage applv General Pass Agency 20 Bwsy
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THIRD UNIV EESALIST CHI ECH. 1873 West 1ltll-st.,
Rev L. C. COLTES d. D.. fis'Or.-ll a. ~. a sermon
Tor Washington Brth1ay. j. "a" Popular Delusion,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

CENTRAL CHURCH Methodist EpiscopaD 7thave..
near lith l,t-Preaching AZ 10 AS BY Rev; G ,.
NARROWER ID D., Pastor. SUNDAY school at . 80 y.
NJ Young peoples meeting at = Praise service (G spel
hyInns Z as D. followed by by Pastor Alter
Inccilnc g n,clnck. Cnrdlal wnlcnmc 10 al:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
boulevard coy. Wet 73d.st. Gcy. EOBEEr RI sSEII
BOOTH, o. D., Pastor Pr aching At IL sunday
school o Weekly service. wednesday evening
Il = O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

rr>xSFIGvEATIOE CHAPEL o9th-st'- % a. M ,:
tween Coiumbus-aye and Bouleyafu-StF'iSe|' "
HOW Communion IL .. @nc . D. n''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. a2d.st. aad Anstel
dan.ave.-rrachlng by The Ps-t0r. Rev. JAMES
iRANClS. at fl and 10. SundSy-schoo . 30 Al
are cordially invited 10 meet with ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
corner sGLii.rt. 10 80 a ~ u4G - -. NJ
Preaching b, Pastor. Dr.. r. {. IILEHAKf. Stats fr-
Everybody welcome.
The morning call., 1892-03-17

feet; we have about inches OF In both up
raises. We crushed 100 tons of during the
week, average battery sample S3s 81.
SUMNT-North drift 100 level extended 9
feet We extracting and hauling ore to the
Bodic mill, and crushing was CONN iced on Sun
day night
BULwER-UPraise from No. crosscut 2OO-foot
level was extended Is feet; face in vein matter.
Crosscut from No. upraise was extended Is feet.
and drift south from same was driven IA feet and
connected with old drifts from No 10 upraise. Up
raise from south drift l5O-foot level was extended
16 feet. Hav started DRIFT south from this up
raise.
sAvsGE-During tho week have hoIsted 754
of from the $50. $780, 100 and 400 levels.
Skipped TO the Nevada mill 6S2I2 tons and m HE'D
6S2 tons: average battery assay SIS 90 Bullion
yield for the 1854 50. On the Sutro Tunnel
level the Joint north DIR II with the Gould & Curry
Company advanced ~ feet, making its total
235 feet: face In vein porphyry. The usual pros
pecting and repairs are being carried through
the mine
HALE 4 NoRcRoss-On the 900 level the north
prospecting drifts started from the top north
uprase was advanced 20 feet, total length 80 feet:
face is in quartz. The north drift from the sixth
floor this level has been discontinued and the
men transferred 10 the 1900 level to repair east
! Wine below that level. ON the 1880 level the
north upraise started 10 feet from face of north
drift advanced 10 feet, making its total height
20 feet. We have saved some ore from this upraise
and the top is now iu fair-grade ore. We are doing
considerable prospecting from the SOC to the 1900
levels and the usual repairs throu yhout the mine.
During the week we have hoisteI 477 ears OF
from the 800. 100 ana 1850 levels and shipped TO
the Nevada mill 800 tons and miIed $50 tons.
average battery assay $lS 0S. Bullion yield for
the week . 557 80. ore shipments TO the Nevada
mill we're stopped on the 18th inst.
The morning call., 1892-03-17
Huilders, Contracts.

Otto Furket and vito with william Campbell. a
frame cottage, on ; line of Twenty-fourth street,
rs w Of Hoffman avenue: $l035.
William Postel with A. Kahn. TO erect two
story frame NV corner OF Jersey and Noe
streets: SZSl4.
Board of Education with w. s. Upham. all paint
ing Of Groom sehooihouse, line OF McAllister
street, 1876 W OF Frederick: Sl245.
The Edison Light and Power Company with
Thomas McLachian, carpenteT-wOrk OF power
house. NV line OF Jessie street, 305 y Z of
FOURTH; $500: bonds $4,000; j. Levi ST. and Z. II.
Greeawad.
Same with Western Iron works, all iron aud steel
work OF same; sl2933; bonds 5000, n. Hainque
and J. w. Farren suretes.
Same with Peacock a. Butcher. brick and stone
work OF same; 81 500: bond $1,000. +. L. knowles
and G. A. Warren sureties.
Same with Ransome q Cushing, all concrete
work same: S6575.
Adoiph Cohn with H. Williamson, plumbing ETC.,
OF 2-story Il anne building on line of O'farrell
street l65 W of Franklin: S774
Adolph Conn to Henry Rolling, carDenter-worb
on same; $6255.
Charles Dunlap with Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company. ali tie plsstering OF the 7-story
brick building \ 4 of Sacramento and
Montgomery streets; $500.
The morning call., 1892-03-17

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT-PEER MINING
~ Company. Location OF principal place OF pusi-
ness, San Francisco. CAL; location OF WORKS Qut
1otoa. ARK
Notice 10 hereby given. that at a meeting OF the
Board OF Directors held on the oath day Of Febru-
airy. 1892. an assessment. No. IL. OF 10 cents per
share was levied upon tho capital stock OF the
poration. payable Immediately in United States
gold coin. TO the Secretary at the ONCE of com.
pany. Room 20, Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery ST.,
San Francisco Cal
Amy stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 9th day OF April. 1892 win
be delinquent. and advertised fer sale at public
auction; and unless payment is made before, viii
be sold on THURSDAY. the 2Sth day OF April.
lS93. to pay the delinquent assessm emit, together
with the costs OF advertising and expenses of sale
By order OF the Board of Directors.
AUG WATERMAN. Secretary.
Omce-Room 20. Nevada Block SOC Montgomery
Ct, Sa Francisco. Cal. fo26 I'd
The morning call., 1892-03-17
JUST BE GLAD.

o heart Of mine, we shouldn't
Worry sol
What we've missed OF calm we couldn't
Have you knows
What we've met OF stormy palm
And of sorrows driving rain,
We can better meet again,
If 10 blow.
We have erred In that dark hour,
We have known,
When the tears fell with the shower.
All alone
Were not shine and shower bient
As the gracious Master meant?
Let us temper our content
with his own.
For. we know, not every morrow
Can be sad;
So forgetting ali the sorrow
we have had.
Let us fold away our fears.
And put 10y our foolish tears,
Ana through all the coming years
just be glad
JAMES WHITCoNB RILEY
The morning call., 1892-03-17

pals. l0-D 101ac: do. 5-tb. l014c: kegs. 9149lOc
2 10: Mess Beef. 81 504S: extra mess do. - bOG9;
family do. 81 50@1z: clear Pork, els 5000;
extra prime. Sl5@l5 so; extra clear. S2U920 50 !;
mess, $17 50GlS q 10: Pig PORK, Il KEY $3Sc3 25:
l2c p 10
choice.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saited steers 7@71sc
2 10 medium &c; light, AGA 14c; Cowhides. 4a14 14c
sailed Kip. 3$4@lc: salted Calf, &c: dry Hides.
usual selection, Zoe; dry Kips. &c; prime Goat
skins. 30@50c each Kids. 5(010e: DeerskIns, good
summer. 81 Aac medium. 309321ae: winter, 2OG
Zoe: Sbeepskns. shearIings. I0a25e; short wool.
4097Oc; medium. 100000 long wool 9Oe@Si 40
q 10. Culs OF all kinds about Is less.
TALL0W-No. rendered. 4G4Iac; No. g 314@
3i2c; refined. 534@5Tsc q H.
WOOL-The market is bare and nominal,
The morning call., 1892-03-17

"Read her answer" he said. WAS it
not pleasant gift for Chistmas?"
Slowly / unfastened the blue ribbons
that held the well-worn pieces of yellow
envelope together. From the parcel fell
three dried pansies. unfolded the mes
sage and read:
/ love you. Jack, but Ills too late; was mar
rlcd at noon to-day.
That was all.-Chicago Press.
The morning call., 1892-03-17
General Merchandise.

BAGS-Caleuttas. for June delivery 72s@715c;
Wool Bags. S6913Sc.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
has advanced its prices and now quotes as follows.
terms net cash; Cube, Crushed, Powdered amt
Fine Crushed, all 56sc z 10: Dry Granulated.
Sac 10; Confeesione-s' A. 51sc; Extra C, 41ac:
Golden Y. 4sse; ID, 4l4c ? 10; half-bbls, 14c more
than bbIs. and boxes Lac more.
The morning call., 1892-03-17
Assaulted without provoca,ion.

Michael Curran entered the dry-goods
store OF j. =. Mcdonnell on the oath ult.
and committed on Charles Z. johnson, an
employe. "a violent and brutal assault and
battery" striking him with clnched fist on
the side Of the face, knocking out one tooth
and seriously l0osening two others" ac-
companyng this assault with vile language.
johnson has now sued for $4,000 damages.
The morning call., 1892-03-17
Shippiny Notes.

The Los Angeles sails to-day for Newport and
san Pedro. The Mon0wai falls due from Australia,
the Humboldt from humboldt Bay. the Point Arena
from Mendoeino and the Gipsy from the Salinas
River
The bark Majestic, l117 tons loads Merchandise
fer PetropaUloyski: schooner Tarawa, las tons
Merchandise for the South Sea Islands