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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

Roanoke College.

SuFH. VA. Iuue 1.-THE Clas--day exercises
~ ilc graduating class of Roanoke College were
held lu The Town Hall yesterday afternoon Al
me close all repaired 20 the college campus %
witness the appropriate ceremonies ~ "the
smoking 81 the pipe OF peace and the planting
o. the class IVY Ia the eqeningthe contest for
me gold modal Ga orat0ry took place in The Town
Usll. The speakers and subjects were as FOL
lows: IS. II. Gr.ever, " Virginia. Tho Ncw
Bar1arian lrvaelon :. j. Homer, Of Indian
TERRITORY The one aud the Many '; =. L.
Frantz. II Virginia, -. Liberty, what crimes
ntc Committed u Thy Name %: }. +. Woods, OF
virginia " We Wiu Live, Not De
This evening The annual Oratcn before the
literary societies will be delivered by the Hon.
~. i. Bryan, member oi Congress, OF NebrasAa'
The exercises o. cOmmcuccmcnt-day Will De
~ L-.-tl-.--.L.H uL.rILII--.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

FaouR.-we quote: Fine, s3as3:5o; super
nne, s3.75aai extra, et2oas4.oo; iainuy'
S4.S5sv5.l0; patent, so.2oaso.oO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
KnndoIph-M aoon Commencement.

Correspondence OF tue Richmond Dspatch.l
ASHLAND. Va. June 14.-tollowing IL the pro-
g~amme Of the hnal exercises at RandOlph-Ma-
con College;
"Wednesday. June 10Th: IL A. M.-Address
before the Alumni Society by Rev. George L.
Booker. ID. d.. 81 sussex county, Va. =. NJ
Or.fori-al contest for Suthcrlin prize medal 3
H. Mammal meeting and banquet Of the so
,ietv Il the Alumni q =. NJ Celebration Of
the Washington Literary Society Address by
thursday. June 10Th: 11:3O a. Manual
al Ire-- by Rev. VI. o. Hore, D. D., Of Richmond.
Va. ! Z. M.-Degrees and prize- conferred. =
T.. Authorization Of The Franklin Literary So
-'efv. Address by the presilcni-elsct, Hon. j.
J.. Gordon OF Albemarie county, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
ORKNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.

" Shenandoah county, Va. Opens June ga
under the management OF Joseph Dorsey, ior-
merly OF Barnurns Hotel, Baltimore. Moderate
prices. send for circular. Professor HOnmans
Washington Orchestra engaged.
my 2i-dlmStoOilm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD
Prices for Money, Bonds. stocks. Grain.
Tobacco. Cotton. Gc.. and tho
Weathe Indications
tBy telegraph to tho Dispatch.l

~ WASHINGTON. ID. c., June a.
ITup Forecast for Virginia and North
Carolina for twenty-four hours
from midnight to midnight: Con-
tinued warm weather; fair Wednesday and
Thursday variable winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

Inc mo- l,od,oe ,u,urc. ranged as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
Death Of Major John A. shaw

LEXINGTON. VA. June i4.-Major JOIN -.
shaw. Of Kockbridse Baths, died 81 mr. hol ,,S
there so,aAy. ne ' ,mpor,snt OMEGA lie was
aged a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
TILE OPENING IRREGULAR.

First prices were irrcgularly changed from
those Of last evening, while NJ. Paul was OH y
aud Now England was up the same amount.
The Grangers were the early features but New
Of the suits against the Reading combine gas
interpreted 10 mean their practical abandon
ment, 10 that the Coalers became very prominent
in the dealings. while scoring maieri al gains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
OF Ell N0RTE
...e NARY W. CIRCUIT chalsTENs
1hE GRsAr STEAMSHIP.
r,rernony Witnessed by Thousands
.,tntsusinsttc speotators-hsnqnet
nd Toasts-Skctch OF the Ship.

.ero-,l telegram 20 the Dispatch.
,...err Nrws Va. June 1.-THE
...f .hc steamship VI Norte. which
..... 40 1880 7. NJ, was IN every way
,acccss Miss Mary W. circuit,
t..r 90 Hon. G. y. circuit. president
.. Apbmld.ng company. christcned
. FulIy $1,000 people witnessed
lama "a number Of whom were from
mo Nearly 100 prominent people
Wellington. most OF whom were
....i Congress. were here. Al the
wards ,u the country were repre-
..c banquet which followed the
THF ToAs-s.
.. vrc laid for 200 guests. Mr..
as master OF ceremonies, and
nr toasts were prepared and
Navits attitude towards the
.rclqni-merinc be wise. hb-
.tr0.c." Hon. j. II. mitchell.
and ri sud Nireinia's twin
.rr..t ol tho effort 81 ine North
~.th to rebuild the American
aimee" Hon. ". C. Oates, %
News. Nirclnia's new city
pass. its promising future"
81. Strncioil0w.
.u'- view Of American ship
.r. John NJ. Allen Of Alissis-
.fr of American labor how
ha demonstrated than IN
v-h, shpy' Hon. u. Is.
Iowa.
0rmE QUESTS
-.,.-t wore Representatives. Cur
.-k. d. IS. Brown of Indiana,
Minnesota. Coolidge of Massa-
u. Minnesota. j. j. O'Neil
ale oi Pennsylvania. Loud
PERKINS Of Iowa. Dalton Of
Swap ~ Michigan. Cobb Of
l oi Missouri. Atkinson of
Darlth 20 Kentucky, Post
Herman Of Oregon; Hon.
t.. superintendent OF rail-
CALVIN b. circuit. 'prel-
of.rt News Sbip-Huilding
Company. ". +. Clark. of
and Washington Steamboat
Hrr, Libby. of Virginia:
ul..e- oi the navy; Colonel
ABBY. and numDar Of
tle press.
u.l.N oT 4sE WISE.
I. Norte was LAID about
chat ~ ~ sud. Work
l-.rl n- rapidly as posi-
-. fla fact tlat the vard was
vtfal w ontts wat small
tho number of men az
later. aud the desire 90
..r tlc vater, the build
f"r NOT UrUrrn-e ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
EXCURSIONS. SC.

GRAND EXCURSION.
" ONLY 81 ROUND TRIP,
TO NORFOLK AND NEWPORT NEWS
NO TIME LOST FROM BUSINESS
SATURDAY NIGHT. JUNE Is. 1852.
MOONLIGHT ON THE JAMES.
STEAMER ARIEL
LOOK AT THIS SCHEDULE:
Leaves Richmond SATURDAY NIGHT, June
Is, 1892, at 10 o'clock sharp; arrives az Newport
News at d A. 81. aud Norfolk al z A. NJ. Leaves
Norfolk Sunday az +. N. and Newport News at
SIP. A.. arrives az Richmond II Sunday night
Tickets also good to return tho following Tues
day, June 2lst.
Ample time Sunday to visit Virginia Beach,
Ocean View Hampton, soldiers Home, etc.
Elegant Meals and Refreshments on seamer
Ariel BEATS THEM ALL LADIES' SALOON
reserved exclusively for them. -
10 1l.7t
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Senator AIdricii Reelected.

70 w -"
PROVIDENCE. X. J., June l4.-hon. Nelson w
Al4rich Mas reelected United States senator 10
day. rhe vote was Aldrica, "a 4; David :. Baker
Jr., 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

NEW YORK, June 14.-The unusual animation
In the stock market yesterday was entirely lack
ing to-day and the bulk Of the trading was again
concentrated upon few, stocks, among which
81. Paul, Burlington. New England, and Residing
were alone conspicuous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS. MO-, june I4.-FIour duII anu uH-
changed Wheat closed 1c. below yesterday;
No. 3 red, cash. sll4as1I5e.; June. soc. July.
1Sc. bid. Corn-ODt.ons closed asasic beioN
Yesterday: cash higher as 9iba43c.; July
closed 423Sc. September. fg}ic bid. Oats
Cash higher at 3l1ec.; option- lower; July.
2S1Sa2SsSc.; September, 2s,sc. Whiskey steady
~ s1.I6. Banging quiet. Iron cotton-ties,
sl.1jaSl.2O. Provisions firm end higher; pork -
jobbine, s1l.jO; lard, s6.l5asb.1j; dry salt
shoulders. sj.25; boxed. l5c. more. Bacon
shoulders. s6.25; sugar-cured hams, sooOa
5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and hot. The skies wore clear at
midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
UOLSTON SPRINGS.

clDoV HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W.. VA.
IlPU\ SEND FOR PAMPHLET and see what
SPRINGS g Az sv DIR ,I Of asATa :;
AND those In search u q lovely summer
BATHS home for ''a f Il sSfr 'F PieS Sls.;s''
NV is-2Ht
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
MORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,

Il LAKE GEORGE. y. Y,
will open JUNE 23D. The largest best-apposnt-
Ell, and most iiOerally-coniuctei hotel at LaAo
George. Send for Illustrated s9ursnlr.
For terms ana particulars apply 10 Ho'ei
Grcnohle. fifty-sevenrh street and Seventh ave
nue., New York. Special rate for familiee.
WILLIAM NOBLE,
INV rz-Irn Owner aud Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
OyTHE CREST OF THE iLLEGHiNIES,
5000 FEET ABOVE TiDE-wArER
Season opens 200,
June 22, 1892.

These famous mountain resorts, stus,ei ~
,hs summit Of the Alleshanios and directly upon
,na main line OF the baltimore and ONO rail-
rosa. have the advantage OF us splendid yes,l-
bnIed express usin service both east and wss,;
and are therefore readily accessible fo' ns ~.
Az s.r,s of tho country. All Baltimore AMI oaio
trains stop at Deer PARK ami Oakland. during
Rates, $40, s75, and 900 month, accofdinS
20 lorntiop. Communications should 90 ~.
ar.ssed 10 GEORGE ID. DxSHlElDS, Manager
baltimore and Ohio Hotels, Cumberland. Ans
M 10 June 10th after that date, either peer
PARK or oakland, Garress county. Nd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
THE puLNEss OPPREssIva

The early demand was soon satisfied and the
dulness at times was quite oppressive, Dut there
WIS renewal oil the buying In the last hour
which seat the Changers and Chicago Gas up
over | per cent. further, fully revealing ths
source OF the buying. Outside OF the few stOcSs
mentioned there was n sharp upward movement
IN COrdnge, but the rest OF the list WAS traded IN
within narrow limits throughout che day, while
following closely The temper OF the leaders.
THE CLOSE ACTIVE AND STRONG.
The market under tho stimulus OF the late
buying close1 active and strong, win the lead
lug shares a. the hienes, prices Of tho day. The
marked gains include Burlington, 2ts per
cent; Rock Island, p New England, Ia; chi
cago gas. "a; C0rdage, lss; Lackawanna, 1885,
and Reading, 1if. Sales-Listej, 2fe,OOO
shares unlisted, 5000.
MONEY ASD EXCHANGE.
EueninI.- Exchange quiet and steady ~ ASA
4Satk. Commercial Ills, As ita4S'. Money
easy at laile. ci)sing oIered at 10. sub Urea
surY oalance3-CoIn. 200. 3JI 900: currency,
&c. ~ 900. Governments dun out rrm
per cent?, ll7ts. state bonds neglected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NINA NE alsniNits bA'h lDf io'-s
sun rises......... 4:49 HIdH IIDB.
sun SETS. l:ol MorIung..'....... CO.
Moon rises.~......11:J0 Evening.......... S;22
PORToF RICHMOND. JUNE II. 1892.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Day0. Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers; 4. b. fatum, yce-prssdenI
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion, Couch. New York,
merchandise and passengers, George W. Allen
& Co., Agents.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. JUNE IA, 1892.
10y telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Norfolk, Va.
SAILED
steamship Allegheny, West Point.
PORTOF WEST POINT, JUNE ii, 1892
lBy telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamship Allegheny. Parker, Providence ia
Norfolk ana Newport News, passengers aud
general cargo
sengers ana general cargo
steamer Elm City, Marshall, Walkerton, pas
sengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte, Baltimore, passengers
and general cargo.
Steamship Allegheny. Providence ria Norfolk,
passengers aud general cargo.
steamer Elm City, Walkerton, passengers ana
general cargo.
MEMORANDA.
NEW YORK. June 14.-Arrived: City OF Chess
ter Liverpool. Arrived ont: Lain, New York
for Bremen; Nevada. New York for Liverpool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

TrAUOUIER WHITE SULPHUR
RPRiNGS, near Warrsnson. Va. OfkNS
LINK i5Tu. Modern nrst-clAAs hotel, shoxooxnr
~ scn,nnad hot sulphur baths, bne music ~
nnr,is. 20 For circular and terms sdlsees = -
nj. ~ ADAMS. Baltimore. until NAY SOso, ecee<
ms A. Fauauier White Sulphur sprinf1 W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-15

We've put all Of our odds and ends on sepa-nte
tables and put closng-out prices on them. Yes-
terday We started the ball a-rolling, and many q
To-day means continuation, and there's no
limit left in the prices we've put them down 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WTSTCHESTER COUNTY.

w r MEETING AT MOUNT VERNON.
-, convention of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
r,otions of the First NewYork District began al
Nount Vernon on Friday, and will close tonight
There are delegates present from the branches III
Nov York civ Brooklyn, Babylon, CarnarSe, East
Shore Nvoch New-Itrecht, Peekskil Sing sing
Yonke-s and Mount Vernon. reception was gwen
IN the delegates by the Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION on
Friday evening. At the morning session yesterday
papers were read by DIT. H. W. Bertholf OF >onhe's
A. C. Howe of BROOKLYN; George A. Warbur'oh'
,:.orga Dupan Of Yvack f. +. Nelson Tompi1ns-
yilee Emile Twyefort and W. +. stevens, Of New
York Papers were read in the aiternO0n by ii. ~
rsitcheII Harold W. Buchanan and Secretary X. X.
N ,~Ie Of New York; r H. Husts. H. :. shaw,
Of Greenpoin and W. r. Cooper OF hrOohlyh; h ihe
services last night were held IN tae T{,h r"ns
Grafton meeting In Association Hail. al "o a. ~.
Tnsr9 VII ~ DC he Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION in
ton Hall. at $50 p m, conducted py h""in T. 'o'
OF Brooklyn.
NEW.ROCHELLE-The land between Bridge ana
North sts owned by Mr.. Welsh is to be purchased
by the New York, NevlIav q and Hartford Rail
road Company in order TO make improvements On the
east side Of the tracks opposite the station com
mission consisting OF John H. Clapp, OF PortcheSler'
David Verpanck of White Plains, and Henry I. Hen
deison, Of Westchester has been appointed to take
testimony and appralse the value oil the lana hecu"
The new Trinity Church parish house is APP
preaching completion, and the work of psttiag the
grounds in good order will be Immediately begun.
The Republican Town Committee of New
Rochelle has ordered All enrolment OF all EepUhl an
voters in each ward and election district To % mace
before February l. 1c93. only those enrolled
and those VINO may be added between February and
Is after advertisement, can vote at kepubIcal
primaries in the spring.
NAMARONENK.-The rates OF insurance have been
doubled at Mamaroneck and Rye Neck In consequence
OF the number incendiary fires which has recently
occurred there Citizens Of Rye Neck and Mnar necR
proposed Jointly 10 employ Two or three wachm II
Ia guard their property The reward for the detection
and conviction OF the rebugs who have been engaged
I'm property IN the towns Of Ma MAJ Oneci
and Eve Neck has been inert ased BY subscriptions
IN 81 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
tfor other Raf,ray Tew' zee Fourth Pag")
IRON STEAMBOATS, ~ THE CELEBRATION.

The displays of fireworks from the bro'h's u
Bridge tomorrow night and on TUESDAY night wiz
attract thousands OF sghtsccrs. and tLe dcinanu Ut
accommodations has induced the Iron steamboat O'n'-
pany 10 send out five OF its steamers Tor to-hoir""
exhibition. The special steamer SIRIUS VIII ie''e
Pier no. l. North River, at { o'clock on tlis ooa'
b,cbor rate NJ fare will be charged than upon the
others few minutes afcrwam two boats VIII
leave the same pier and two boats lea'c
West Twenty third ST., making no stop at rier
no. /. ON Tuesday evening he Sirius VIII DC
sent from Pier No |. The programme fol the secoha
night gives the display at much later h'ur' anu
the Sirius Will start at $50 o'clock
For the Naval parade Tuesday four boatS VIII
ho SAINT two from uptown and two from downtown,
starting N IL 80 and IL 40 a. m, IN tiihe 10 IAN
their places In the parade In the Ihifu DIVISION;
There /, ample accommodation on these DollS, anu
people are we'll cared for when TIE Iron St'ano"it
Company takes them In charge Tickets ar S.h III
advance at the Office Of the company at Pier NO l.
North River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
TIE VENETIAN W4R NOT YET ENDED.

The state OF affairs in Venezuela. according to the
latest dispatches. seems to have taken decidedly
uncomfortable turn for the Government party. j.
r. Garcia, OF No. SO broadway, yesterday showed
Tribune reporter cable dispatch dated October .,
which announced that General Crespo had entered
Caracas The Venezuelan Consu's representative said
that he had heard news and he stu chung TO the
pIeasing belief that the reports cabed to this coun
try were wrong, and that the Government was firm
and would ultimately prove victorious
Washington oct. s.-The only Information received
Faro to-day from Venezuela n cable dispatch 10 the
state Department from Minister Scrucgs stating that
General Crcspo had entered Caracas taking possession
Of the city, and that the former Government CON-
uander had fed. All was quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
WESTFIEI.D.

The new clubhouse Of the Westhcid A'Iheu' N''D
which was erected at cost of $4,000, Is no" 'C'"
pletcd II will be formally opened next i"0''1'
Dirht; and during the next fortnight Is 10 W nav
IN. scene OF a variety Of enloyaDIc 'ii'o't
mcnts The house has picturesque exterior IL -
two and half stories high, and is a comphano" VI
architectural STYLES in which the Colonial pfeoolnh''o9
II is built of stone and wood VIDE poro"eS anu
verapdas extend from the main floor. ON one sue Vi
the second story balcony with tower gives ple'9i7
effect The roof is shngled. The building s'aiuS
hack from The street. and spacious lawns ana car
riace drives have been laid ont. In the hsNeulchV
are four bowling alleys. Iayatories and bathr'omS'
A large room has been set aside for the pc, cl''
Who nav desire t. keep their wheels az the cluoh1u>
The building Is hca Cd vith steam. ana Csreiul az
ten,ion been paid 10 The best means oi sec i
vnnti,,rion The HOs are deadcncd so that ti' tvi7V
OF the bowling alleys may NOT b. oaT "P7'H an y,
On the t,s. floor i the broad entrance nal; ne
social rooms az grouped on bOdi sides ~ ne mn,
The billiard room is also On the hlst nor ~
second floor f. theatre. The seaunS capa'ltN l.
roo and The hall can be used fpr balls ana crPIpi'.
II will also be- used gymnasium. re inferior
will h. cheerful and hOmelihe when all the FURNISHINGS
ore I'm Mace and will lie one OF the handsOmesl Oh
The MANY club homes for which NeW-Jersey Is hoVeH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
PLANNING Il NEW AGREEMENT.
SUGGESTIONS FOR CHAIRMAN MIDGELEY AND
HIS COMMITTEE.

SUGGESTIONS FOR CHAIRMAN MIDGELEY AND
H.s COMMITTEE.
cbcago oct s-Chairnan Walker OF the western
Traffic Association has a plan for an agreement "
take the place of that Is about to pass lhto so'
pu, in is practically the same thing thai was Pfoposeu
by JAY could two or thice years ago i"o'' -
pn,linc new I'm il. in the first place In the second
Mace il is too large The general opinion Al pfesoh
is that there should not be one association tanh6
overv,binc west OF Chicago and ST. Louis. With several
suhassociotiors with conflicting interests. That Is
,vlat wrectcd The Western Traffic Association. "hat
fine lines west Of Chicago want. according 10 Tue
traffic officers. * association that VIII cover u'o
territory between Chicago. 4. Louis and 'oiofado
With one chairman and rate committees at Chicago
g. Louis. S. Paul. Omaha. Kansas City and Denver
The recommendations of these rate committees shonh
ho submitted 10 general meeting. The agreement
shou,d provide that the association rates and divisions
should he confined to the association lines. taihc
manager sad today:
ANY agreement that takes away the individual
right Of action will not succeed for any great eheth
Of time The agreement for dividing tonnage should
be separate from TIE general agreement, ana Il
arriving al whatever proportion each line Is entitled
TO- consideration should be given to the facilities each
lire has for serving the best Interests OF the coWu
mites through which they pass. The Gould-"akcr
proposition would make the gross earnings for certain
poriod TIC bass. Rates would never DO maintained
under such agreement. fdCh Hne "oulu DC
working for gross revenue with the idea Of securing
the creatct percentage in the pool. Probably there
are not more than three roads west OF Chicago
that Would be willing TO give their tonnage for the
next year estimated what they carried in 1891
or on what they have thus far carried in 1892 The
tonnage basis will not be satisfactory.
chairman Midgcey and his committee arc work
ing in the right direction, and they will doubt
submit some proposition that can be accepted by all
lines in interest All that is needed is an agreement
10 maintain established rates with strengthening
clause providing for d~siOn OF competitive ton
mage ard this division should be accomplished every
thirty days.
Another necessary provision is that the commits
sioners arbraors should make diversion orders
without calling q town meeting. Under the agree
ment Of the Western Traffic Association the road!
did not know what the Commissioners had guessed
for them Consequently each line supposed II was
getting the worst Of the deal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
LONG ISLAND

FLUSIIING.-The Sunday evening religious services
by progressive liberal ministers Of various religious con-
nectons held last season In the Town Hall, will be
resumed this evening at O'Clock in the Free Library
The Rev. Russell y. Bellows of New York Will preach
on a Religion of Tradition VS.. EelSion OF DIS
covery."
FLATBUSH.-A fair, neld under the auspices OF
the Daughters OF the Temple connected with the new
Protestant Episcopal Church OF the Holy Apostles. on
Greenwood ave. came to close on Friday evening.
The principal feature voting contest Tor Il
hand some French doll TO be presented 10 either BABY
Mckee Of White House fame, Baby Ruth. OF Gray
Gables. Baby Mckee the doll with 201 votes
fo Raby Ruth's 2O4 The proceeds OF the fair amount
to 5000 which WI toward paving the debt OF the
church. q, The twentieth anniversary of the First
baptist Church, on Diamond-s was celebrated on
Friday evening by entertainment and sriabe, held
by the Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endsvor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
OpryryG OF TIE INSTITUTE FlTR.

There will be a pleasant meeting between managers
and exhibitors at the American Institute Han IN
Third ave t. morrow evening. promptly Mt oc oc'
the opening ceremonies Of the sixty exhibition VIII
take place. and there will be an address by = r.
Packard and the wheels In Machinery Hall VIII be
sot in motion. That the exhibition will b. satisfactory
goes without saying The space in The 6g building
is all taken and there will be somewhat Of change
in the usual routine 81 exhibits. The American
Institute will 10 aSant place 10 VISIT curing Tue
columbus week. aud tie admission charged i
only IS cents, and the Fair Will b. open from
10 a m mill 10 u. m. there l. a chance for a visit
that Will be interesting and peasurable.