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Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
HELLO. wHITELAw
Editor Reid Notified OF His Nomination
by Telephone.

Editor Reid Notified OF His Nomination
by Telephone.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, June 10.-At 10
o'clock tonight the telephone in Hon.
Whitelaw Reid's country residence near
this village began to ring, and the ex-
minister and family received the infor-
nation that he had been nominated for
vice president by acclamation. The tel
ephone kept going until long after mid
night, until the inmates of Reid's
house became weary answering the
calls. Many prominent Republicans
called upon Mr.. Reid and congratulated
him upon the nomination. He also re-
ceived many dispatches of the same inn
port.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
The National Comm,ttee,

MINNEAPOLIS, June 1O.-The first thing
done at the meeting of the national
committee wae the unanimous selection
Of J. S.<Clarkson as temporary presi-
dent and M. H. De Young of California
as temporary secretary, The committee
will meet in Washington June 9th,
when permanent organization will be
effected. Clarkeon was named by Pow
ell Clayton Of Arkansas. 1t ie not GER
tain that Clarkson will be willing to
accept the place permanently.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Fester,s sentenee Commuted. .

SACRAMENTO, June 10. The governor
has commuted the sentence of j. M.
Foster. who was convicted Of murder in
the first degree in Los Angeles, in Nov
ember, 1888, and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. The sentence was COM
muted to thirteen years and six months.
This is done on the recommendation Of
the prison directors, who have been
considering the matter many months.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
The Frisco Team Wins.

OAKLAND, CAL, June 10.-The game
here this afternoon was won by Frisco.
Score, 6 to 2. Frisco punched hits in
the first part OF the game, and but four
OF Oakland reached first. Batteries:
hoffman, Spies, for Frisco; Horner,
Wilson, for Oakland. Base hits: Frisco,
z; Oakland, 2. Errors: Frisco, IL Oak
land, 2,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Germany Taking Our Corn,

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The depart
ment of agriculture issues statement
showing the imports of American corn
into Germany for the first three months
OF this year, compared with the corres-
ponding time last year, increased from
ILL 900 bushels to 6,848, 600.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
SPORTS AND MdlNR
The Angels Lose the Third
Game on Errors.
The Coloncls Meet With the Usual
Waterloo.
Ths Brideerooms Win Two Close sad
Exciting Games--The Colts Shut
0ut--Other Eastern
Games.

SAN JOSE, June 1O.-The Dukes de-
feated the Angels in coed game today,
with score of 8 to 8. Both clubs put
up good ball. San Jose won the game
In the fifth inning on three singles, one
passed ball and one error.
The score is as followe:
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
POLK WIN Recoyor.

WASHINGTON, D. G., June 10.-Presi-
dent Polk Of the Farmers' Alliance is
considerably improved, and his physi-
clan says he will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Baseball This Afternoon.

Baseball This Afternoon.
The insurance men play the Boyle
Heights tennis club this afternoon at the
Athletic park. Game called at 9 80.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

Investigate the good values in fine
tailoring, perfect fit and large new
stock at 125 w. Third ST. HI. A. Getz.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
A German Mine Disaster

MUNICH, June 1O.-An explosion oc-
Cured in q coal pit near Mainsbacb.
Sixteen miners were buried in the
ruins.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Moro Bodies Discovered

TrUsvrfLE. Pa. June 1O.-Two h0diAe
Of Jacob BiDeheimor'd family Of eight,
lost in the food and fire, ,wers discovered
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11

At 2 o'clock pm, on the premises, CENTRAL
AVENUE, BELOW SEVENTH STREET This
property consists of lots 1, Al, 40 and &c.,
Kohler Frohline tract, together with three
story frame building thereon; also large tank
building and $4,000 gallon tank and large
pump. Sale positive and without reserve
GIL St THOS. B. CLARK. Auctioneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-11
Malaria


Il believed 70 be cauSed by poisonous miasma
arising from low, marshy land or from decaying
vegetable matter, and which, breathed into the
lungs enter and poison the blood II healthy
condition Of the blood Is maintained by taking
Hoods Barsapsrilla, one is much less Liable b
malaria, and Hoods sarsaparilla has cured many
Ssvsrs cases Of this distressing afection.
A Wonderful Medicine.
sYor malaria think Hoods sarsaparilla has
NO equal It has kept my children wen right
through the summer, and we live In one Of the
worst places for malaria in Marysville take
Hoods earsaparilla for that all gone feeling,
with great benefit" Mns B. =. DAVIS, Mays,
villa, Cal.
Break-Bone Fever.
"My daughter Pearl was taken With dengus
(er break k-bone) fever years ago, and my friends
thought would lose her. had almost given
up hope until she began to take Hoods sarsa
paziuA She took four bottles in four month";
and gained 15 pounds. I thank Hoods sarsa-
parilla for giving her back to me restored 70
health and strength" JULIA A. Krxe, sher
man, Texas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists Il: six for S. Prepared only
hyc.L HOOD & CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mas
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
Tile TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago April (SpecaD.-To- days advance in
wheat of over cents Iushcl Is the thing which
those vito have of PardridGes astounding short
interest have been apprehcnding. Whca: today
touched "a "a cents for May. after closing last hght
At so SO cents yet Pardrdges short interest Is sup
posed TO be practically uncovered. That other seS,
iional short seller kaufman. Of 81 LOUIS l. Crcuc"
with covering 5OO0OOO short Jny. Inc "PcllH1 ~
nj about / cent advance. At ~ cents lor .i"A
Pardridge, who lad been fighting the iuNih,c usnt
along sold about 100000 The sefiSatlohai ihc'c
Of the day was a jump from IS cent, To- % ceutn ~
almost an instant IN advance suggc sted II l. lhslea
" an effort of Partridge 10 get buck some wheat ~
about this time Partridge found 1t more convenient
10 sign checks In his Office than 10 sign mem on the
floor May opened Mt II D. cents IoucheH - 49,
cents and closed at II IL cents. The ONO Satte
crop report, putting the condition OF winter "he"' IN
tbot Slate at so. against 80 according 10 ',SS
government report last December ana asalllsl =.
Tor the same state last year, was the important
mn announcement Then there was cold wave N
he Northwest, and higher cables. The GONernnicnt
cron rcport expected on saturday Afternoon i meN
a. have a most decisive influence on prices. nero
90 another biz days cash business. 100000 sPllS
reinr worked here. Corn wa, up ! cent IN SYN
no,bv with wheat. The buying was lea 10y ,ne
pp"jnion Vew.Yurk crowd. The Gudahys were 1icc
V I" Nav opened at 40 81 cents, touched IL 6-o
cCnts and closed at Al 3-o cents. There were Iva
cors with no contract corn at all in the lot Inc
estimate for saturday l35. oats were dul ,Iut
woe mn in sympathy with wheat ana corn: My
,noTed AT IS IS cents touched ~ o. cents hnu
closed M % s. cents. The advance IN inc sr"l
markets little advanced provisions, but ala not mue
nj
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LIVE STOCK MAryErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. April -Cattlc-Rccpp,S last u hours,
.. 500 head total for the week thu, far iOloO head
for same time last week, l2.3OO neal consigned
through 2,4oO head; TO New-l ork, 1.oGo mead on
sale head market closed dull; good, 10 TO 900
p,nnds 80 500 ~ 10: and siccrs. ~ 40" - so.
iIog,-Recept, last II hours, ll,23O head total for
The week thus far C3,1OO head; for same TIM last
week. 72,75O head consigned through 800 mead
10 New York, 1850 head on sale 1000 ncad
market closed dull cayy end9y g. ,o@ ,%a ~ %
best. - 7OaSi -: do pigs and light. ~ I3afi 40
good heavy ends, ~ lOa ~ 33' WsSi So' 70 3sir
$4SS4 80 assorted roughs. st@S4 IS: common
rouchs 50 1Ja 10 90; stays $3d%l22 Shce2
and Lambs-Reccpts last "a hours. 1000 head; tna
for the week thus far, 81, 200 hcs for same imc 's
week $1,000 head c2nsned through ;@uS S Tma u
New York $500 head: on sale 800 hcau hIarhe'
closed weak, with some un~old extra fancy . sheep
~; ia a6 80 good to choice IS 1O0S6 70 1'lr ~
good - 9O0 so: Culls and common ~ Jo"T1 -.
Iamb,-t;oOd 30 extra natives. - l1"S. 10 falf IT,
GOOD do. So 750 ~ culs 10 common, - %" :" -
clipped $j0 So H.. 900 -,
chicago. April s.-CattlC-RcccptS. s.Ooo head
market unsettled good 10 fancy native steers ~ 80"
- ~ Others ~ 500 81 -: Texans - 10 s,okcrS,
- 500 S} -. lIog,-Recepts 1900 head market
steady to a shade higher common, NJ 500 ~ -
packers and mixed, - 4oe ~ % prime heavy ana o
shcep-Rcceipts 1900 head native ewes, - 5o@
~ % mixed. - 4O0 50 10; wcthes and yclrlines,
sou S6 50: Western 80 70G 80 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

closing 81 34c; July. 70 14as2 Lee, closing 81 3-4c
10 oio pa Han million bushels Of were sold
oats strong at an advance and trading lively: No
cash. SOC BID; May. 90 1890 Sc cosinr no | &c
bid. Ryc-No offers Barley very quiet: only con
tract deliveries Hay firm for best grades, othcrs
Bran higher and In demand; track this side Ga G5c.
FlaXSced tirmcr 95c. Lead steady ~ I2I.; spcltcr
quiet, "A 30. Butter steady but slow creamery OBJ
55c dairy 2o0 23c. Eggs sharply lower. nt II 10.
Conmcal steady, 81 900 ~. Whisky steady ~ 49,
Bagglng Ia SC. Iron cotton Ties 81 Dor ~ d
Provisions strong in sympathy with the advance in
chicago and the sharp upward movement in grain
Fork standard mess jobbing. IS 20 for old and
$40 IL for Lard prime steam 81 500 H.
Dry salt meats loose lots. shoulders - longs and
ribs 10 90: shorts, 50 20. boxed lots I5c higher
Bacon boxed shoulders 50 % longs and ribs 81 900
SO 30 shorts $50 45a 10 30 Hams. sugar cured 500
$40 So Kecelps-FloHi, 1900 bbs. wheat il 600
bush corn. 1000 bush; oats. 5000 bush rye. 1000
bush barley 1000 bush >hipments-Flour, 5000
bbls: wheat , 900 bush; corn $4,000 bush; cats
1900 bush; barley, 200 BUSH
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cpIJN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
rrers OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

-,TITRES OF NETWORK DEAllNOS'
,ras some of the old-time activity In specu-
drres yesterday. and all cereals were buoyant
h''s seedcdly higher. In wheat there was rise OF
ana IS cents and over "a, 400 900 bushels changed
20 The sentiment at present seems certainly TO be
ha, higher prices. not only here, but at most all
iowa west some dealers declare that the bottom
points m reached Yesterdays market was nervous
10; E y, intervals more or less excited Frightened
ana covered freely. and there was some little
"shGGnS buying Large purchases by Cotre here and
oa'IsE s men al the West hoped the boom The Ohio
state b"cainst g3 last wear and so in December last
al os JinS 10 the Government report. This furnished
Mimportant factor in the upward movement: All the
shs were higher. and the foreign element bought on
de Chicago also reported liberal buying for eX-
the NAV delivery. Another bullish element. cold
pve was expected in the winter wheat belt last night
tn ,ine n renewed export demand. Partridge sod ut
bcaco and the Northwestern receipts were liberal, but
wS d down to % 5-s cents and then up to % cents.
SPOT quotations were 3-4@3 cents up. Exporters
V Corn was also "bulish" and speculation was lively
Near months gained 4el Ia cent ana "!e ono menus ndn
bushels. Light receipts, small stocks. bad roads ana
better cables. coupled with the buoyaney IN Wiehl,
higher. but only $4,000 bushels taken for export.
Oats were higher keeping company Mnn 'se cd rS
The cash market was somewhat higher ana 2oUoS
bushels taken for export Cmcago reported
bushels cad ng for f bsr S MIX ean Sales
amounted to $50 terccs OF spot.
The closing quotations Were rs loho">
Wheat-April, 81 81 cents; May. 81 "a cents
June 81 rs cents; July, o3 cents August w Ia
Corn-Aprl, so SIS cents May as cents; June
OatsNApril IS 81 cents; May, So IA cents; June,
50 cents July, "a 81 cents
Lard-May, Sc 81 July, So IS; 49,,
The receip.s nj New York, Philadelphia and Balii-
Wheat s E5ao, one9 ,SI, s g9 3l$T
b"shcis: dour 312-9 packages The receipts at
chcago Milwaukee AID st Loq, , we're w 7o i a1S2
total grain 307 O05 bushels -four. 1854 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PRhS,Hi'hnTrH,,n.Si6hHE
f. "a sp- fl Rev. CHARLES l.. IllOMFSON
Sii T. ~ $50 S' Ie, j. WINTHROr nEIEMAN m p
q ~ i.,t.'n, THOMPSON win preach at II a W ana 3
> ~ Icroinr -uh ect. The fif-i Palm Spndaf, IN
he rveniny thr -econd on " What tfst Tan DO
vs., ',.i.c, ~ elm lor the Buidoncd." seats nee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH ye,nYer 81
gIsf-ss-I'rcachHg b, he Pa or i'eH' "l.st. ~
- - a. and X d. M suuGay.school at . 80 a; 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
Srw.YoGK SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION. At ON:

NEW, a orn To,oo hi. day rs Broadway Tabernacle
chanel Mr.. 5 NJ. CLARK. teacher ,.o.,,,,, r.,ho,
Te1 TeS DE- c?,'n t " Conduct J'"
8, rmed Church. Rev Dr. klITEEp''E, con-
du,to;i and Parents Glass Sunday, 30 Fourth
& Ippnr.iyteran Church Chapel. corner 22d't Mr.
arser. aud Parents Glass SUNDAY o'clock Col
leeiate Church shave. and 29ihSt Kew rAb''E" D
III LBEKT, conductor , ma, r 4 o'clock I'm Fulton
ste, o. sq @PSap"l Mr. RAIr Wills teacher
T. Bbc Teachers Of Haic@ Tgsd ot eys AID says
T. Teachers Class, Memorial Baptlst Rev III
ton square. South. Thursday evening 'V' NV ''D
W3RW ~, pnd Teschcrs Glass Friday evening o'clock
wcst End lTesbytcrian Church lo'tn'7'' A"u '''""
Rey B. sH s,S Tcaeh"rr Class. Friday evening
O'Clock %or6 Prcsbytcran Church. aistst and oh'aVe
Key ha Df cia.sc. are ard All are welcome
yEw.yorK CHURCH or CHRIST !SclENSTISST'
no East ana r E,od S''S m IN
o,aoS a. rooms III West i2ds Open daily a. m to
4 T az N.Y. iS MTs' LAURA LATnRor, Pastor.
yEwJERusALEM CHURCH East WHIT, set~ren
Park and Lexington ayes. Rev $ s. so" AnD 40 II
s S%hIaay Palm sunday children
l., V ,,tc, $40 John-st.-F. g. HOWELL Pastor
breaches Io:45. 30
PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPIse0rAI CIV . h0f
or1rr sGh.st-Comnunion service ~ or o. u. M ~
ing by the Pastor. Dr. r. {. Inhh"N'i' ' w - w.
Seats free. Everybody welcome
PILGRIM CHURCH coHsrsygT1ni GN Mad'I Ss.Sr
ana services Morning at IL evening at 40
All ha sssss free eS' a evening service.
REV RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. n Az viii Pssstss ssrs On
''The Soder Of Passover tis "'''""'s III ''
Street Temple
RuTGEksSo , ~ West 7sd.st., Rev ROBERT RUSSELL
D. D., Psstor.-PrsaeAns 4" IL m o0n'mOn'" ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

u.nIsoy AyE.rE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
~, ~. a. NGBOT1 T.. klTTHEDGF@ ID. D. fssl9i
Iii ,r,orh morning a. H. evening Ut D. Union bip'e
class 'Satuid1y evening at ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

CALVARY CHURCH 4th.aye and oIst-sc, lie,
HINHl \. SALT E!LEE, ID. D.. IcctOf.-SeiNice. Suu.
day Aprii TO- Holy Communion. and 10 a. III. morning
paycr and scrmou. II a. Sunday-schoo. D. Ia. chi.
dirn', choral service, 10 D. Evening
Choral -cr,ice. with sermon. T. Ia. Dr.. SATTERLEE
Viii preach at the morning and evening services. Ou Iuo.
iav in HOW Week April H. ~ y. M. Will be a
performance by the choir % Salner's "CrucNion" Al
,.oiLla.Iy invited.
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nlusical Jnetrumenis.

A ASSORTMENT q secondhand grand upright and
"A square pianos of make. In perfect condition
cad uly waFr1ntcd also lumber Of second hand pianos
q o,he. Prominent mskes a. very low prices; -
NM kNABE & CO..
IfS 5,h.lye.. eOth st. New Ycfk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
CALvARY CmUECm. 4th.aye and eI,t,.. Re,

NuJHCu - 4nE MESSIAH. corner OF si,h.s;. AM
Parl,-aNc.-ScfNices IL u. Preaching by ReI
nODEIsI OOLLNER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5th.aye.,
above i5jh.st Rev. u. FARMER MORGAN. b. d..
R,ctor-Aprl 10. Palm sunday n. Holy Com
nun.on II a. H., Holy tomnunon sermon by the Rec
tor. j. m. evcniLs prayer. sermon by EcN. y. H.
Il \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

,,.ntNnS AvENTT METHODIST Episcopal.
chr 70 If cor GOth--t-i Preaching ~ IL" l'-"r nv.
fNSf',N M,CHi.SNEY. y. -. st u a. %. anu = T. H.
sundav.schoD. . 80 a. ~. All arr Cordially WfItN'
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Ccncbers.

A EVERETT STONE tYslel 152 West 4oth--t. pl.
"A Nate tutor; preparation for college. c'oHcag, d
by Rev. Dr,. wni 81 Taylor and David H. "r'er.
A MEXICAN AND tOEEiGS PROl fS>ORS. TEASi.
"A Frs Tutor. GoSCrncSse> etc. OF al branches supplied
UulVcrsltlc- Colleges. ScnOC, ard Families Lcuht.
schools 10 pa.cut,. Modern Lang -poAcu MIRIAM
COYRGhRE Hook Building. 80 INA ave. cor 20ths.
MEXICAN AND fOKkIGN IEAtHEHS' AGENCY
"A supple. Pof-.o5., Teachers. Tutors, Coy c-nessts'
&C.. 10 Collerrs Schools ard Families. Apply ~
Mrs. J. Vi. YoCNG-FULrON, % Union >quare.
ID rsr TEACHfES supplied Tor all branches In my
ID 20 ~! fJf registration. Form Tor stA.np
PV.HUYSSOON. American >, Lool Bureau, W. liList
Is rF-t s'e TEACHER w.uteif Write tor thc Lest al
l. t,p'rtm'1,!- 70, oh AZ l. Ep''AIl"NNi'
II ETCrpTEF~s WANTED for fan public school nor
nal Graduate" abe ~ sing and pay 300 cnrolirnht
fro. Union TEACH RS AsENti. - Enst l4th--t.
N, II + FISK Tc,chars York Boston. Chi.
j csro I.os Anr.les &c. 3 600 positions nlled. II. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

MEMORIAL HAPTisT CurEcif. Woslng'on squars;
South.-F DWAED JCDSDS. Pastor. lfci,h's SUNNY,
. 81, AID : 20 u a. Services every nigh A. follow
lionday ond SATURDAY for singer; TUESDAY and f'dy ~
~. church W,dnrr'1y people IhuIseJ}, ouHH'f
.,hn1I u.nrhnr. Scat. free. AL NelrDme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

MADISON SQUARE PRrsIYTEKlAN CurhoLL
Nod4on.ayc corner 81 2tl-st. E"v G. H. lNRL ~ >I.
- d.. I.I-,or-Srl,loe, sunday. April 10 Rev THOMAS
HASTINGS. y. D PRECEDENT Union I'9 ,ir9l 80,
nary win ufcach At II a M. Rev. WILLIAM ADAMS
Brown at ~ y. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

c.Yv.py BAPTIST CHURCH. 67th-stp near On On
ny MACARTHUR, Pastor, breaches rDofnink ~ IN
sysn,no Evening subject. "Unturned Sakes ,ih. In
sVeinT Nen" sixth In q series upon quick fru'h' 4"
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curpcu or THE STRANGERS Mereer.st. neal
sbRev Dr. DEEMS Pastor VIII preach , nno'I src
"a .So M and 80 evening. All the slIthss a a.
a. y free and ushers take strangers In charge a' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

Lemon AVENUE UNION CHURCH lDsr.1c,
IcnoN.str and l2tl-st Rev. JAMES MIiLAIp III l.
~ mr. paste. services II g. aud - D. h. hnr-
ian nfDr The evening sermon. SunaiN-sehonl, ID a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, 30 West i:d--;.. b.-
tween ,th aud Sth ayr-irlcng SUNDAY morning at II
by lcv j. r. ANil, and "a the evening at 10. b, the
Pastor. Roy. W NJ. WATKINS.
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CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST episcopal
CHURCH, 7Gth-st. near 7th-ayeservices 10 80 a
and 80 y. III. Rev. O. j. COWLES the newly az
pointed Pastor Will preach. All seats free Every
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,o,rrcIATE REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM
tOlIbIr,,'.N ELMEN uORE ID. d. Pastor.

FIRST CHURCH, I2Is+St? mar 3Sron 9, mogn
breaches at II and 40 ba''i'm oil e"''"''" ~
ing stseG0 SNp CHURCH, 123d-.t. and
,viIfILM J. MARSHA, ID. D., OF Omaha HeOi''"'
,reochcs at 80 ana 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

Quaint Texts" sunday-schoo 40 All cordially in
Sited TO all the services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

CHALMERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 7th-aye;
lf,ach NJ 30 IL. and ot Z As p. II. Strangers
r"f,,iaily welcomed
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Gounlrn BOARD tuanlro.

CENT EMAN wife and child. three ana a nalI vars
a "a d.srh heard In Montcalr, or upper Aioh,clar
from about May Is September Please schu t'riS ="
q. c., Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09

ou,,cu OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. Shave
.orodr asth st-Rev CHARLES II. EATON. d: d. dss
corner III, "rrach IL M, Palm Sunday sermon suDJco.
tor VIII 20 Christ" 7:i5 D. m, subject " The Power
-, u lne sunday .scnoo 80 All welcome
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GUNNER Resorts.
CranstOns, West-P0 1t-on-the Hudson,

win open MAY 10th. Mr. Cian,ton viii give NJ, unu.,
,d d attention the Iori h,- ,0s'n 'hd may pc Sc "
NJ the Marlborough by parties desiring - .nt'Se FOUND
Iails ard rooms hcate! by steam ana H"ie hIrs.
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sif at a. a 10 e2ys evening sG@'ay'SSf
RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 91d-st. and Am ,!9l
iarave-PI,iehng by the Roy JAMEs A. AZ cor I2.
:iai invitation extended to all % meet vim u.
Palm sunday the tor i;ey. GEOI;GE Il VAN DE
,c, lat i 1 So CA n ~ or ad a. sa5:
~ @tc Result" Hoy Week q ia ~, service l,h ad
lrcss. , J.. M. devotional readings, WcGno,laE' 10
riiRriS d Cool S'i rrdiy r %. % 3 p ,e[o
mon, by III Rector Last sayings Of the Cross
p. NJ. co nrmatioa.
ST. AYDEEw's METHODIST EPISCOPAL chuRcH.
Rev. GEGEGE F. ;STRGnRIDGE. D. D.. il a. n. and
- u. ~ Evening subject "ih' survival OF tn utaN n
g ca, seFR 10 adoc RpaGGa Sf 30 % Young
peoples PRAYER meeting u III.
sAIxT PAuLs METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
t'y GEORGE II. MeGREw D. D., Pa'ior-sunday morn n
lng ;T'ce, az 100 1.haTT o.roct Snd,v.,chool
q, 80 N q s cD2 Of Dr. c,o'ys chsGe@ II s,:
cordially invited.
ST. JAMES METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Mad.-on-a,e and i2Gh:st-re' d. h. yo r2r
peoples meeting 30 p H. Strangers cordially H'i'cu'
SEVENTEENTH STREET. METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. \. McLENN.-Ncw Pastor, opening sermon 10 'Q
ing Z 30.
II. BARrHOLoMEw's CHURCH. Madlson.ave. and
iuh-st. Rev. DAVID II. GREER. d. D.; Rector
he at G r%ae a, oo ' TIE rev. a. Dr. % viii
preach in the morning.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL cULrUEE.-Lecturc by
Dr. STANTON COLT at Cicksrns Hall a. II 30 a. M.
mood Possible ~ All interested are invited.
ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
!! - D. H. Rev THOMAS harrison, the Evangelist.
Everybody welcome.
THIRIyrorRTn STREET REFORMED cHrRCMI:
wcst Of Sth-ave-rr"achns oy Pastor Rev Or; PETER
sIifK !;I A. lo:3O a. m ~ Eye On Christ At
THIRTEENTH SHEET PRESBYTERIAN CIlvEcM,
S t. On D I% %itc "" as 10 80 a. i and q b.
Morning subject "fhe CrucinSion OF jesus" ching,
Tho saviour for'ahen.
corner Of io.n.,,' REV "Edi:GE AIEXANDEl' D. D.,
pa-or-Publc worship tomorrow at II III. and p m.
wednesday evening service in the ChOpe, AZ o'clock
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH lO5th..t.
q. m.: o. Rev. Dr. llLLTsIIE wi preach, the Rev.
pr BRIGGS ami MCMILLAN assisting in tn seryiccs.
Tsyas e. | vN H63 2 P ana ~ sS SHSa % s
iioS. GEGEE AIn& ,YDEG D. D.. viii pr ach tie
the prayer OF co1,c,ration Others assisting in the ser.
Vices tuesday. p. M. Observation-Disclosures meeting.
TRANSFORMATIONS CHAPEL, Gotn.t.. wcst be.
tween ColunbusaNe and Boue'ara-scrNices, 30 Il. ~.
II q. H.. aid D. III
w,AASsHINGroN sorAGE METnopplST EPPESGorsAhL
10 l 49, eGgmgqoa scr,ee l .J
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Of
Wet 2a ~, near 5huSe. Preaching. II No.. by 81
cS1eo. ~ 90 r.nt ISnn n ictf H and ID paycr
meeting "Wednesday. j. IN. STRANGERS co'daily Invited
WEST rErsnYTEglAN CHURCH. l2lst;. between
9Th aAd G'h aN's-lhe Pastor. Rev JOHN i. PAXTON,
d. d. VIII preach ton'qfo" a, II q. m and - D. M
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,..vv ,yEyfrE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHI HC !
fAn c - Communion service 10 80 a. m. Preach
S Sex ~ free. Everybody welcome.
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c,,u CHURCH (CongregationaD, Madison-ave
PId1stI." nv SAMUEL II. VIRGIN. d. d., Pastor
and ~ .scsrviees Morning IL evening at 7'io
a. snats free at evening service.
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CANAL sTRLET Presbyterian CH tVSds
,N.nost near Canal-st-Eev. EDWARD L. Ihi'O-
i,, inrresch at 10 30 a. N. All welcome.