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New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

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30 BANK ss'rs Straits ssas sa oye an
0'i ERSvsTIs continued in sow de.
ies sses 5S aS Ss mI1ss. %sss quoted m p!
'1s family IT, IS sfa 5cas iSj as ls $50
4 Sc 5o%sls % q 5Oss
BffSsf e S2sss e n 20 %
az $40 ana a. The o Wet G MEATS1ot "a wes;,
ii 10 smoked No e 40 Pn n.ed r ePsu9sS g.
81 DEs@1s 5f ana sS & PohBSfa sss 6wcis d
wssE sS n and lSTSr % Ggod gd c &c, fox 20, 200 n for
@ LAR6~ie speculation western 81 an has beea "dgi
a5 III the n EoS SSE ' bn STns oh the
1nipuaton. August nominal september, closing, 795e
quoted s.25c 6cnanent; south Amern,Sa. 800
sy @ at 7s5 ''f s 1SG dsvy 2Se s
s ss. & s.s 'ssassy sssss: sSss: %s:" iea:cs
22e DO Ar 2oa21s sscSnd IsalGs Stat dasy
l79a1sS thirds. lGal7e Western irritation creamery
Isaoc seconds l5Faiec Western factory June, tubs
S4t ss 4 M seconds e l sad 'ySE s State
factory fa fancy yhlie S:G do cSGgSa SEo.l
c sSs ?GSiss ss seory 3 s n ss% f0f g
iy Choice at oss we sta % ?Sa Sc 90 s
SSsfss sss prices or. slightly
{$ s;i1#29i S$i'''E, sp ,s ct ,ys;
asaea y1a. ' and s e g es
4stc powdered, 505ec cubes 47sd5c COnfec ectioners
4saiisc standard A. 4dsa4a4c mould A. 4'.d47se 80 9
5d!',S; Ne 4@,i.e No 8. 33'sGis; 80 2. Is,l9S
3a.a97.c.
o'?Id5 4 demand esH,oy. dull city lard
TALLOW-Ahout steady and truding SOW: quoted
516c for prime city sales. 30 bbls 3-l6c
WOOLS-The market has been very quet In all diec
uons, but prices nevertheless firm Fleece wool> are
dull but steady The sales included IS 900 southern i@
sic; 5000 Georgia. 25c 100000 Indiana IS and blood
25d27c so ooo Eastern Al Oregon. lease 1000 pulled
l5d35c; 80 600 spring Texas ne. 1Sc ia 600 TeVas
lea2OFc; 5000 SECURED California h1e 5oa53c loco
42i2c 900 secured Texas Soc 1000 scoured. $4,000
10000 Donsko greasy 12sal3Ac; 1000 Chins No
5000 East India gray M 4c and 20 eco niSed pulled
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARKETS.
Fp ATrTRrs or NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES or NFW-YORK DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation was extremely moderate
yesterday, the sales reaching to only 1.2IO.0OO
bushels. The market opened 3-5 cent lower on
weak cable accounts and selling for foreign account.
The export demand light ns the cholera scare
shut out the Continental markets under the terms Of
exporters contracts. Receipts at the West were heavy
and there were few offerings OF now wheat. The re
ports Of the renewal OF the strike at Buffalo had
little Influence, az there Is ample wheat here with
which 10 make deliveries. The spot sales aggregated
100 900 bushels. There were no sales OF August
onions September sold at sO0 80 56 cents October
nj 81 j.Sd II rs cents: December a - 11Oms 50 .
cents and MAY at 80 1j-IG6 90 IA cents. The mar
ket closed al a net loss OF j-S@7-s cent.
Corn ruled easy In sympathy with whcnt. and on
the absence Of confirmation OF Russian war news on
which the market advanced on Thursday. The
deliveries contract OF 10000 bushels OF No broke
the market for August to 81 cents. and September
closed IL cents lower for the day The sales were
$40 900 bushels futures and AZ 900 bushels on the
spot. a., ,.. -
and wheat The sales were 10000 bushels In futures
and G5 600 bushels on the spot september sold al
38 1y2a3s "a cents; october at 800 80 4 cents:
Lard declined, owing to the cholera scare hlt
subeeoucny recovered the loss. The sales we're 30
ticrccs Of September at 81 %. and $50 tcrccs Of
western at 81 05, for delivery on September "A.
The final quotations were as follows:
Whcat-August, 10 "a; Septdnbcr. 20 Is; october
s1 10: November. SO December. - - cents
Corn-August, 81; September 81 10; October.
81 IS: December 81 3-s cents.
Oats-August 30: September - 34; October,
Lard-september. 81 o5; october, 81 oo
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STREET ILLUMINATION IN ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis Aug. 26,-The first OF the twelve street
IluminaOns TO be given in 81. Louis this season oy
the Autumnal Festivities Association was held las'
evening OF total of $1,000 lights in the arches
and electrical panorama, upward OF $4,000 were burn
ing for three hours. and on the arrival OF
carload Of colorcd globes, delayed by the Eastern
strike, the deficiencies will be supplied and every light
will burn next Thursday evening The greatest sue
cess IS a huge globe, IS feet from the ground.
studded with 5000 electric lamps. which revolving.
presents in outline every country OF the world In
blazing Hight Another is series OF electric
displays illustrating the discovery OF America. on
arch transparency portraits OF all the Presl-
dents from Washington down; another has n large
view of washingtons face and third that OF Colum
bus, while the Grant statue IS surmountcd b. flags
Of the United States and of Spain. wrought ont IN
oolored electric lamps The series Of twelve ilumn-
atOns will cost over 100000
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THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago, Aug. o6 (speclaD.The wheat market made
n further loss to-day. but there was more OF contest
,an there has been for some days The cholera news
s still the depressing influence. and the seaboa led
in the selling. The Northwest sent some enphatic
claims about poor spring wheat prospects, Moved by
these there influential local buying 1t
wa. not equal, however, To supporting thc mhfk,i
september sold between 80 1o and 49, and closed al
75I.4 Decembcr sold between rs Ia and a ia,
and closed at - rs. Winter wheat receipts continue
10 exceed last years. Todays exports were light OF
wheat but large of -four; cable TO-DAY ro declarc;
that Cholera has entered England. X the Liverpool
market becomes dcmOrllizcd. prices here. low a. thcy
are viii, IT is expected, sympathize Corn declined
ahout 1 cent and closed almost al the bottom sep
tcmher oIssned at IL J-5, sold between 81 ID ana d.
and closed uf IL Is. There was naturally close
svmpathy with the depression in the other markets.
There were fair receipts, 3s7 cars, and an improved
grading More than half the arrivals were contract;
Saturdays receipts will exceed 400 carS, ana next @
yeek's movement promises 10 be most liberal. sep
tember is almost certain to see frost scares ana
E generally conceded that II Will take at least three
,rcekS ~ September weather TO secure the crop
oats were the stcadiest thing the floor. ana Kept
ali day within a range OF Ia cent In PROVISIONS
there was a sharp break at the opening and = good
raisr at the close lard because Of large purchase
10000 ueroes-for export. even closed higher for me
nearby deliveries than last nirbt. Fork ana ribs,
although showing good rallies from the bottom were
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REUNIONS OF VETERANS.

Gloversville " V, Aug. o6.-The eleventh annual
reunion OF the 1lJth Regiment, NcwYork Volunteers.
was held in Gloversvile today. There were about
100 veterans preccnt. George II. slVm, OF Glens
Falls was elected president, and ~ 5. McCombcr,
oi GlenS Falls was chosen secretary and treasurer.
Tho nIyt ANIMAL reunion will be held at Glens Falls.
August D. 1893.
Troy n. y, Aug. 26.-Owing to rain the entire pro
gramme Of the Saratoga veterans reunion at schuy-
lervllle Yesterday had 10 be changed. Both the
parade and tie s.am battle were abandoned Gen,
crai y VI. Curtis. the OF the day, spoke at
tie opera House.
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TOTAL. RECEIPTS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BuUDING MATERIALs-There is Il fair amount Of
busness passing at current rates -,
0CHICoRY-The is quiet and without Quotable
change. - ,-..,-, ..,.o,,oA .no aorn.rd ,s
"SCoFFEE-For Bfazn growths the market was quie.
santos O. minus 10 points lSitc 900 bags santo,
10 plus poins 15isc; 500 bags Santos No. Z loe
Zoo bags santos 14sc. The milder grades are hrmer
Sales 1000 bags Savenia. private terms. Options
enaatd at 10 points August and at points
sdvancc points decline other months Trading
closed Gables were generally nrner onciel LONDON
Sctobef 6ls Sd November. 6ls Sd December. 6ls 80
January 81 Cd Rio quotes First ordinary 40 klosl,
pr,ate Il ls receipts io Rio I5oo9 bags Eio eiea[,
EUROPE 10000 bags Rio stock, 157 900 bags Rio
market arm. Receipts in Santos 13 600 bags Santos stock
I0s 600 bags Santos market firm good average Santos.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
BJVlL OF THE WHTSREY TRUST.

Chicago. Aug. oG-A movement Is on foot TO eStab-
lsh big disery in Chicago as rival OF INC
Whiskey Trust William Rice wealthy brewer
and formerly largely interested in the trust Is ono
Of the leading hackers Of the enterprise. Jacob
Woolner OF Peoria. admits that the trust VIII soon
have a competitor and that Mr.. Rice viii furnish
good deal Of the capital. Mr.. Woolner also said h'
brother samuel was organizing big disullery In
Peoria, TO compete with the trust
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Gountrn Real Cstate Go Let.


ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRlP
TIONS FOR THE SEW.YOkK 1klB-
UNE WILL RE RECEIVED Ar THE Up.
TOWN OFFICE, No. 1912 Broadway "a
door north OF Thrty-hrst-st (, and ADNER.
1ISEMENTS at the following Branch or.
fees o5t Sth-ave. ;. 9. cor. o5dst. 80
Oth-aye.; 157 Fourth-ave.. corner Four
teenth-st. 7S0 1hird-ave., corner 0rty-
scventh.st l.02G ThIri-ave.. near Sixty
ir.t-st ,70S First-ave. l00 West Forty
socond.st rs Columbus.ave:; 80 Liberty;
~. 80 Avenue A; 1923 Third.av 20
West Fourteentn.st. 2j7 West 42t.st. 149
Church.st 55i Thrd.aVc. 1888 Third.
ave; 2.O5l Third-ave.. between ll2th and
18Th sta.
ABOUT $50 ACRES OF INCoMPAR-
ABLE JERSEY COAST PROPERTY, high
and healthy THREE WATER FRONIS
pXcellen, .mproN cments. To party with
hall A million large profit can be demon
.trated. Principals address Z. o. Box 25o.
Philade,pha. Penn.
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Cressmaking.

Artistic Observation-Disclosures
Do, signs hotel orders az short notice and
mod rate charges goods purchased II DE-.
sired. Mrs McELROY. S2 East 9th.st.,
opposite Dennng's.
DRES>MAKER. elegant cutter anu nt.
ter So a day. or at home perfect nt guaran-
ed India six, grenadines or clOtn suits
~ ado I'm one week for $40 fancy waists and
Russian gowns spoil .islty. 4. East l0tn--t. d.
near Broadway.
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boaro an0 Rooms.

City.
HOTEL VIANO RESTAURANT 20
Fat lsfh.St Rooms. daily. 81 up; weekly,
with board. sl2 np; elevator; private din
Inercom for parties.
7TH.AVE.. 2.3l3 N35th-st. stat.on).-
Desirable rooms every appointment excel
iont table (, refined private family reference.
lGrH.>r. 81 wESr.-A few large rooms.
Wou furnished for refined PARTIES with ref.
eicnrcs excellent home table
37 EASr eOTn.sT.. near Broadway.-Ex.
cclent board pleasant. sunny rooms quiet.
houclikc: centre " drvgoods ANA amusement
district: ~pND idl terms % permanent parties :
Rooms en- suite for families; excellent table
iolri terms moderate
30 WEST 2GrH H.ST-MILLERS no.
TEl-Tw"nty.n' of the present guests
. qulct, comfortable hot"l-home ; pernoncnt
or transient guests table board.
iSTH ST. 81 wE>r.-Ploasont. large and
small rooms superior board arrangements
made FOR season icfer noes.
I'm ST.. 3l3 WEST Handsomely m-.
ni-hCd room, for gen.euen aud wives. wth
superior bard permanent parties refer
cnccs eNehaneei.
ie3D 81. l2o WEST. VERY large front
room, handsomely furnished: New. England
table house and location hrst-cla-S.
23o WEST itTH.sT -iianiso'nelv fur-
ni-aed second noor en suit" third foor reir
and fourth foor { ont. larg" rooms cNccllcn.
hoart house and location hrs'.class terms
rea a-on0blc: references American family.
3i3 WEST liTH ST Clean, weil.fur-
ni-hcd rooms. with very superior board.
BROOKLYN.
ia LTVINGSTON.S ST, near City Hall.-
Convenient 10 Bridge and ferries: hrst-class
house and table, reference, exchanged
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Allsreliaueous.

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBsCRIP.
TIONS FOR THE NEW.YOKK 1RIB-
UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UP
TOWN OFFICE. No. i.2t2 Broadway, "a
TISEMENTS at the following Branch or.
nces 2j4 sth.avc.. :. c. cor. 23d ST. / 1872
ave: l57 Fourthaye.. corner -Four.
feminist 7G0 Thlrd.ave.. corner Forty.
scyenth.st.; l.020 Third&ve, near SIXTY.
nrstst I.7os First-sve. 100 West Forty.
seconi.st.; 1872 Coumbus-ave
GENTLFMEN wishing 10 dispose Of
their lett-of clothing az a fair value. will
please call or address. EDWARD MILLER,
IS 6th.aVe.
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Ccnntrp Real estate for Sale

-
AGENCY FOR NONTCLAIR.-Dwell
lnes for sale or 70 let; large assortment OF
handsome building sltn' terms cay
TUBES & TAYLOR. 8 Bcekman-st. n. Y.
At EAST ORANGE. y. J. (ncar all sta
tion- prop ri r, for ~ale and rent. Apply
70 > D. CONDlT, OPP. Brlck Ohurvh sta
ton.
\ FIRST MORTGAGE Is per cent 800
gold bond twelve village lots worth SlOD
and $50 In coal stock paying 10 per cent
dividends. all for 500 Call or ,cnd fof
circular FERNCLIFF COAL COMPANY,
Room G5 world building.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE. nine looms,
well furnished bath. clo-et range earuh,h
tubs. all new excellent woter. gas aid sew;
eface, garden, strawberry.bcd oil KINDS OF
fruit; barn. 3 stalls. box stall, larce oat
bin carrlagc-house and room Tor nan cor
uer lot l3jNl5O: healthy location; hNc
minutes walk from depot reasonable rent
t. right party; unquc-t0nablr reic ch''s
required possession september lst 'on b.
son today or at any time. Csli or aldf".'
W. =. MAYNARD. White Plains, W's'-
chester iCo.. y y.
tUE III DsON RIVER city OF rurrl
homes. farms. manufacturing slte- SC,
apply 70 JONATHAN DICKINSON, tho
real estate scent. Poughkecp-ie. n. y.
GREAT BARGAGN The celebrated stock
farm ''Fcrnside'' 900 acres. near Stlc Il
bridge aud Leno,v BTA,h.rc County. Ma. :
mll pond cold storage; cchou-e maple
sugar house: 400 acres woodland 400 acres
hay. balance pasture - COO each. balance
per cent accommodate, - hoardcrs high
and h'olthy. J. u. CONDlCT, Nontg,m-
oty-st. Jersey city.
NIAGARA FALLS Y. Y. INVEST
MTNT-Wc have 30 acres plated. ready inr
iip" Tor sale at tho geographical and pivotal
centre ~ tho city of Niagara lalis. y. !. (;
the choicest vncant tact IN the city the
place for a strong syndicate % Invest. or a
capitalist y large means. Investigations and
coi p, ,pondenc. solicited VI T.. SMITH
& son. o Arcade. Niagara Falls. n y
PALISADES PARK .-Chcice lots on $40
monthly payments no free pass can al "a
Chamhers.'t. snd 50 with our salesman;
free OF expense. 10 Of our Office at - 80
nooa and our agent will take you 10 the
property.
TIE ORANGFs. n. J. mar ali stn-
tionsl Real estate for ale. New modem
realdcnce best location 80 coo. EDW L
HAMILTON \ co 90 B 'WaV. y.
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fican standard OF classihca-
STAINED.
Good Ordinary

Good Ordinary. .....4s Low Middling ......5o.
Good Ordinary AZ lMddling l1-G
Contracts werc active and comparatively steady the
opening wac at 3a4 points advance last nights prices
trading was quite brisk, aegTepating EOS 700 aes the
say tone VAS very firm due covering OF shorts
but slightly easier feeling noticeable later In the day
was caused by the increased receipts. The market closed
at unchanged prices 10 points advance.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
poar0 tOantso.

o30 WEST 4iTH ST Handsomely fur.
ni~hcd second foot en- suite third floor rear
and fourth floor front large rooms excellent
hoird house AMI ,Ocstlon nrst-ciass terms
rca -onoblc references American family.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

a little under Thursday the close, OF course, IL
continues 10 be altogether matter OF cholera. Prices
at the yards from 90 to % cents lower.
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flats 60 Get. uufnrnisheo

ELEGANT. all light. slN rooms and bath
.tcam at. decoratei very desirable nc'l
central Park ~ West Ofth-st strong ~
duccment,.
EAST dOTU .Sr.-Licnt newly decorated
-,oar hat Z Apartments all Inpro, 'm'n 'n''
! IONS ard bath; low rent. l42 East
ioth-st.. !anitor.
TO LIT Fla' q room. and ha'h steam
lrat but few stcps from ouly station hay
INC passenger elevator. Apply on pr ml-es,
esi West llCth-st.
TO LET -iatge. comfortable. dHcorlt d,
steam heat A fat, sooms and tttn. near
72d-st. station. Apply HORT oN'S. 3o2
COlunbu-a,.
soD.sT.. 2 AND 5 VESTS rooms and
hath elevator. hnu-. and lo'afior nr-t cl1-s
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
Domssnc nlGuaIlons UanIen
Males.

Males.
BUTLER-Wants a situation in private
family; lrst.clas, references. Understands
his business thoroughly. Address ). j.,
800 Washneton-st.. jersey tity
BUTLER and COOK.-By Young married
Swedish coople IN "a hrst-cless priv at- FAM
ly hutri or clubhouse man as butler; wife
as excellent eooa together or separate city
or country; b'st OF testimonials from last
amployer Call or apply 345 4th.ays.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

Sales 1000 bales, of which speculiton and
1000 bales; American 5000 bales spot market firm.
MiddlinG upands 5led. Futures opened quiet at
l.Gd decline. Manchestr narket-Ya -Yarns-Modefa de.
msnd cloths dull bat steady. HlVre SPOT market quiet
and steady; ordinary spot. 5ca ordinary 4s has
ordinary. 40 August, 45F September. 45's October.
l6& November, 4ee; December, 47is January 471s
February. IS sellers future mrrket easy
Quotations based standard OF cashca.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

WANTED. so. .oco 900 people 70 send
Tor Blrch's carriage and harness ce;a.
sguss largest assortment In AWeric~. 'ery
usderate prices don't pay such ehtFangan'
ishcd 1862. Address J. II. BIRCH. Bur
une1rn n. J.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
horses ano Carriages.

FLANDRAU & o.,
FLANDRAU & co..
FLAEDRAU & co.
s72. s74. $40 BROOME ST.. AND
sPRiNd AND SUMNER cARRiAGEs
OF the bcs. Class,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
yictorias. Wagon cites.
cabnoets. Depot Wagons.
V!.-bVis, Curtain ROckaSays.
Landaus. TX. Top Caoriole:s.
Landsuiettn.. DOs-a-Dos.
0mnibuscs Road WAGONS.
3Pass Rockavays, Top Phaetons,
Coupe ROckaways. Ladie,' Phaetons.
Doctors Brourhams. Bgcksoards.
SPIDER Phassons. Village carts.
Two WhcolerA. Runabouts.
Hail Phaeton,. DERBY Phaetons.
Fancy Traps, Surrevs
Doctors Wagons Ch.ldrnn's Traps.
BuekbOards Saxon Phse,ons.
<-in.Hand Breaks and 0nnibuses.
Have oil stYles Harnes.
Complete stock Of above Nehic.S &C Low
Prices Con stanuv on Hand.
ALL NOVELTIES IN DESIgN PAINT
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

COOPERAGE SToIk-Ine market is steady. but the
demand IS comparatively light. Prices are unchanged.
GORDAGE-In fair demand At old prices.
COTION-The spot market trne more active
unchanged prices The sales were 3G6 bales for
port. for consumption and 800 for speculation le
cepts ports o9s bales against S53
and s.240 bales this day year
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

ST LANES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Madison.a,c and l2Oth-st DR.. J. T.. PRICE, Pastor
Trrsching at 10 80 a M and i5 p by Rev ARIHuI
cROSSLfY. 4 cordial welcome TO al.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
Reliqious Notltes.

ASSOCIATION HALL Twenty-th hird street Baptist
Church corner fth.aNe.. THOMAS DIXON. IL. pastor
Rev CHARLES \. STAKFLEN, Of Washington pfeach's :
mornMg and e. enlnG. WclcOmc
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

TWENTY FOURTH STREET N. f. CHURCH VIII
roonen Sunday. September L. 1872. Rev. ANDREW
LS%G NCIE. D. b.. Presiding Elder. Will preach at
10 su a m For services next Saturdays notice
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

TRANsFIGCEATION CHAPEL. Gotlst.. West be-
,yecn Coumhuf- ave and Bouleysd.-Services. 80
II a. IN. and p.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Medso1aye: cor
simmer AZ II o'clock. Preaching by the fa>tor
Rev. EODERICk TERRY. d. j.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

WESTMINSTER PRFSBYTERIAN CHURCH Of West
oad ST. between eth and sth Preaching al u a. m.
and as D. M. by the REV. Dr. MARsToN. OF ColuIn'
hns OhlO.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

AT EIGHTEENTH STREET METHODIST, nr,r s'h
,ve - Preaching M 10 30 Pastor SundayecEool ? 10
and 20 Grand temperance rally at 80. Three gold
medal speakers.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
Domrsur DlIuaIions WaHree
Males.


BUTTERFLY a young German. speak
ing English and Preach, who understands
AS 10 sobgiety. honesty and capabnity. Call
or apDly 345 4th-ave.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
BUSINESS Y1anres.

A GOOD DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT
for sale; cause. two businesses Address
So Westst.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

SAINT THOMAS CHURCH, 5th.ayc and 53i.st. Rev.
7 " BKOWN u. d. llctor.-Mofnipg PRAYER, sermon
nd holy con munion IL o'clock service In this church
ovnrr Sunday throughout The summer
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, lo5th.st.
and inste danLnvc. REV. JOHN BALCOH SHAW, d. D.:
Past,r-Rev. H. r.. NILES ID. D., Of York, PeGn, VIII
rfeach at IL a. III. and 10 m.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

WEST THiRTY.THIED STREET = BAPTIST 1rnI
LOWAY pastor Preaching 10 45 a. m. "a sermon for
doub;efsl Evening : as Jesus and the Phys1-isnl
Praycrmecung Tuesday and Friday evenings IA
Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27
Uork UGnIee.
Males.


AGENT. T.-( (Manufaeturers') with office In
Toronto, wishes 70 represent rrst-elass
American house In stapls line e. goods Ad'
dress LOUIS IMANDT. l20 Yonge'st.,
Toronto
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

FOURTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner OF .2d.st.-Itev. Arthur 7. PlEHSON, ID. -
Will pre0ch tomorrow at II a. ~. aud p m. Weehl.
pravcr meeting wednesday evening Ut :.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, cor. Mall,
son ave and 6ith.s,.-Rev. TLDElDGk Hate HER, o
Richmond. Va. will preach AZ II q. m tomorrow" All
welcome.
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

FoRTY-THIRD STREET METHODIST EPISGopM
CUrRCU near Sth.ayc.. Rev FRANK l.. WILSON.
pastor Preaching by Rey J. NJ YEAGlGi a. n a.
u n,: "iauntings in the Holy Land" sabbath school
) 80 D. ~ Bible lass led by Mr.. JOIIN BEATTiE
a m. Soats free and strlngcIs lnvted
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

st-Rrv A. Il. SIMPSON Will preach sabbath. 10 - q
m 80 D. m Services Wednesday. Thursday, Ir.J ~
at
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

BUTTERFLY a respectable man In Irl'
ence in last place Call at li7 +. 29tb-st
New-York tribune., 1892-08-27

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AND WEST
PRESBN TERRAIN CIT RCI-rufed ~eryices VIII D"
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A cnange or IL ,uyS votes from those of
1883 will carry Illinois from Harrison to
Cleveland. These will easily be found
among the Litherans and among the
young of all kinds IL there he bur n usin
enough TO put lie and metal in :heir
heels. A cold campaign viii give the
state to Harrison and Reid, but not TO
Fifer. He is doomed A red hot cam
paign will give it to Cleveland and
Stevenson. State pride can bc aroused
with the name of Adlai Stevenson. A
campaign full of dash aud noise will
canse the young TO rally about their own
fellow citizen. Cleveland's name and
administration are better theme fo~
stump speaker than that of Harrison.
The national committee should leak
well TO it that from the opening Of the
campaign to the day Of election the
western prairies should hear the rattle
of musketry and the roar OF cannon.
Democratic national committees have
heretofore found delight for their ma
nipulations Only in the east. The Repub-
hcan committees have had able repre-
sentatives in the west. The result has
been marked. Let the Democratic CON-
mittee awaken to the fact that Illinois il
battle-ground where victory may be
won or lost.-Carter Fl. Harrison In New
York Herald.