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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
TIIE TT ABE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. % (SpccaD.-1t was tho old story in
wheat to-day-weal cables and Partridge bigger than
the rest OF the crowd May sold from 81 1-o0W "a
10 so IS cents, and closed at The bottom. The an
rolncemen that the North Dakota state authorities put
the wheat yield ut 65.OOO,OO0 bushels. 13,OOO,oOO
bt.heLs above DOdCe'S final estimate and 21,OoooVo
bushels moro than both North and south Dakota raised
IN 1880. probably discOuraSclnent al the OAlSet
Then there was an announcement from the secretary
u the Kansas Board that the winter wheat in that state
would make big crop if there no new accident;
But cables the feature all Of them being weak anu
private ones being much weaker than The public one
little lot of cash wheat. $4,000 bushels was worked
here today. Corn lost about half the advance II mace
THURSDAY. May opened at II IL but closed at Al
oente. The Cudahy Packing Company. which i sup
posed TO be chiefly responsible for THURSDAY advance
W. free seller to-day. The receipts were 2i3 cars ,
co estimate FOR saturday go II wa the theory
mat the Cudahy Packing Company had got i0he
100000 bushels after covering short line Of about
that much That concern is SuppG>ei 10 nave solu
about half Of its line to-day. oats declined along WIN
the other grains. May sold from u l-fo1l -. 10
so = and closed AT 80 - cents The trade was light
IeOpOd Bloom. who has been long considerable lire
Of h0s product, let today about 10000 OF pork
10000 Of lari and 100000 pounds OF ribs NJ the
close pork showed loss from Thursday Of 10 cents
lard :. cents and ribs II cents. HE Other news
was generally bulli-h. Hogs were mp 10" 10 cent,
There were ONLY 81 600. and the estimate for SATURDAY
wac only 10000. Liverpool reported only l2oOO
tlercc Of lard in stock against G3OOO teices III Stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
GRAN md PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.


Nothing Of Speciol Interest was developed in tho
cheat market Yesterday, and the variations were
small not exceeding IS cent. The speculation fell
below 4,5OOOOO bushels Foreigners SOFA elfIy IN tho
session. and the general sentiment WIS p9nsh.
Cables were steady In case>' but As rhie' the
foreign news favored the shorts Local operators sod
moderately and initial sales showed decline OF
,e1,A CON, peno,ts # fcer export buying. how
ever served 10 strengthen the si,''pl, amI pneeo
ultimately rose l-303d cent. VI, "'o uIisS, tlc
bun, started selling. ana Ee iin momtb ne'i,
md lover causing reaction A'c ihohlS DihS
az" .ndup 1--U1-f cent lower. Nav
onion, opcncd at al Oh - lc 10 80 vi l|-l"' IJ>e
ta - 90 ,1G and then fell back 10 - VI -. spot
Nc. v,,. unsettled and weak. Exporters took
94s 900 bushels ana miller, bought 100 Du>he,
,,,, o amsinnatlon here buying by te Clique Al
chicago frightened The J9nnaIy s,olr lnt1 co'erng.
a,T ' r.spondei with rise If 3-u34 cent Ligh.
receipts West and poo: grading there hePed the up
enf and fhe market quickly broke closing l-7014
cent lower In some cases. Iash corn Wa l%9l cent
higher carly. but closed weak. shippers took nearly
''S Oats we're duh and fcatureless The market ad
,anced carly - - cent IN ~ mpatay witn com ln
~ T41fuary willie May showed decline of II
@ont. cash oats were 1-lal2 cent higher, but bust
neS sr Wv was dnll and 1a3 point, lower There were
sales Of 800 tierces on the spot part OF winch was
~ The final quotations were as follows
Wheat Jannaiy ~ o. l,1 fe1NaIy; 90 q W u.s.;
N1 C-ori~ianuary 1854 February. 40 "a; March,
40 -. May. 40 IA cents.
OATS january, 35 l-2 February. 50 o-s; March.
% irari-FciuaIy. So 7s March. Sc so; May, 81 o..
The receipts of grain and aour reported yesterday
at New York Philadelphia. Baltimore and Boston Were
a. follows; Wheat. l13l57 bushels; corn 47HA35
bushels oats $40 bushels; total grain. 6si;3G0
vaukee and st Louis the arrivals were; Wheat,
1la454 bushels: corn. 3s3.347 bushels oats 221,eGO
bushels total graln 72s,GGl bushels -four 21'lS3
har-el,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The output of the Mcdonald pool is on the increase
and the rise in production is checking the advancing
tendency q the crude oil market There was unusual
activity at the Stock Exchange, the sales reaching
% 900 barrels. The price opened up IL cent from
Wednesdays last sale at G2 cents, fell to 81 39 and
ended at 81 IL cents. At the Consolidated Exchange
there we're sales in options Of 80 600 barrels but prices
rose to 81 1-saG2 cents, against 81 1-o cents at
Wednesdays close.
Refined oil unchanged at Gao cents per gallon
in barrels ard 40 cents in cases Foreign quOtauonS
were: Antwerp Is "a francs; Bremen, $50 marks
London, 7-16a I'D.
OIL City, Jan. educational Transit certificates opened
Sas 81 OOO bbs ceaiances, 292 900 bills shipments
lis 2j3 bbls runs, 94,95S bbls. .-.,-, r-..,.
Pittsbury Ian. c9-Petroleum dull National Transit
certificates opened G2c closed at G2sc highest O2sc
lowest; 62c. . .,c--... -...
Bradford jan 29-Nationa Transit certificates opened
q. cleo; CLOSED 62c highest, 6=4c; lowest ol'se
cloa!snces, 81 coo bbls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

unchanged, Receipts-Flour, 900 bbls 5000 sacks
wheat 1000 bush: corn, / 800 bush: ont II ioo
bush. ShipmentS-Wheat 500 hush. COZ hhi'lVVVV
bush oats, ld,-OO bush. ' -'
1t. Louis. jan 90.-Four-Oulet bit firm y.,oo.
MO't 81 the influences TINT affected the sperulot,,e
arket were of bearsh nature today but prce dI
10y decline more than fraction. the tone latar firm
ING MP and an advance of 5-S6 z c was ec,,,d -.
the market weakened again and lost sc clo.i,g q -
lower than Yesterday. No red cash sga aoc.
itM nary, ~ o-oc. closing 80 Ice asked Nav .,
49, CLOSING - e. Corn was quiet cariv hut
became active win an urgent demand for Ja1uarv
which Is supposed to be corncred and ran nv Gr.1
~ th9 pilce 81 May, and closed DC higher than ycs
tcrday. February lac higher and NJ a.
lower than the close Yesterday. NO. cash ~ -
~ SIC: January % 3-40 3-c dosing % 3dc. rol~,
hN, &c, closing. 35c asked; May 81 3-403- 3ic
. ' 90. %, 341 a,hcd 0at~ moderately actve No.
= cash 'ioc bd May. 81 :s-d3l 3-4c. closing 81 . -c
H>" none offered. Barley dull unchanged Uav n",lnt
oycr,tochcd and sellers acccp. bnyers figures pralre
- 80: timothy, &lO0912 30. Erpn firm socI eI n,
mill. c9c. FlaXseed quiet and firm M 90c IoaI
dun. with sellers. - 81 10 Buttnr duII unch,,.l
Egg HIGHER and l. very firm at o. &C. meal
visions strong. Pork oil. ~9d 80: nov e11 -
~; 80 2OD 80 'l Dry salt meats boxed aoulicr-
boxed shoulder. 81 %; longs and RIBS So 10: Short
clear sG 50. Hams. S0a 20 TO- Rccoipis, rlorr
4'VOo Dds: wheat. $1,000 bush: corn. 2~00 Insh:
,%.,ii' 1900 bush rye. 1000 bush lurloy. 1000
msh. Nhpmcnts-rlOnF, COCO bis: wheat 1900
1000 bush barley. 600 luN. ''''' 49,
: Toledo, Ohio. Jan. 20.--Wheat active: easier: 10
cash ana January 93c May. % 7sc: ,Tuly. ~ l-tc
- 1-2c; No 4. 3sc; No. white. I1c: 10. . vcI,
low, 80 &c oats quiet; cash. SOC rye dan:
e9s ,, ~ l.2c Cl3vGr-Seed steady; primo cash. Jan
81 bbiS; wheat, 5000 bush: corn 10000 bush oats
Loo" bush: rye. LOO bush: cOvcr-Sccd. St5 bag,
appropriations 1900 bblS wheat. $500 bush
corn. 413Go bush; oats. 5000 bush rye 4i75 bush
clover seed, Go bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

Liverpool. Jan. 90. $40 p. m.-Eocf and pork IN
fair demand Hams IN good demand. Bacon fn fair
demand. Cheese in fair demand. rallow and tirpcu-
ii g In poor demand. RO>in I'm fair demand. LaN!-
Ing: prime Western spot firm at 3i> Cd January
steady at 3D. I'D; February and March steady ~
3is "a. Wheat in poor demand 40. = red winter
easy at Is lOd. Flour in poor dcma.d. rn-Sp0t
and futures in fair demand, mixed Western spot easy
at Is : Id; January eaey al Is I'd Hops ut
LOndOn-Paciic Coast-TEere IS nothing Offering.
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fertnrcs Gno ttlee!ines.

A MEXICAN INSTITUVE--Ihe Annual Meeting viii
"A bo he'd on rhugsday. t.tfuay 4. 1872 AZ O'Clock
D. m. al its rooms No ill-il5 Wet 3sthst
JAMES g. POWERS Recording secretary.
COOPER UNION Free Saturday Night Lec.-
" ur,, IN me Large iIs!i at o'cock.-fSs evening
the lecture VIII b. delivered By DIR. DANIEL BROWN.
on THE INDUSTRIAL PkopLEM." y tickets se-
quir.d. Doors closed a. 5 ocOts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CALVARY CUURCH, 4th.ayc and 2lStst. i'rs'
HENRY y SAITEELEG. D. D.. Eector.71stfyices s1.
dan January 81 Holy OriuiOn, and 10 a. ~ H'pI'
~ nr,vrr and sermon II m. Sunday-school s D. ~ :
odr,ns crona cr IS p M; missionary s'iNlec va"
onIr,.- 30 D. ~: choral srrylre with sermon . D. ~.
| pr SATTEELEE viii rroacA a. the morning ana e'en"-
! service. All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

MASONIC TENPLE-HENRY FRANK VIII lecture at
Masonic Icmple SUNDAY evening January 81, on WY
War with Chill Would Have Bcen Ng,onal Crln".'
The Society of Human Prrcft-s VII con te- og1nifa-
tn. Admission Rec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CENTRAL CONGEE' Cliv RCH +, o'..I .nei I,
west OF S.h-aVr.--l.ci. WILLIAM LLOl y VIZ ~ .,
morning and o'cning. Mosunc ~ub.est Nan
I'D" IlcunC. practical lectures o Young men ~,
W ronc ard E'ct WAY, ~ Getting honry ard ing
Musical ploUGr. organ so.o b1-, aud 'e'of t''''
Stranger cordially welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PArEKNIrY, 3h-1 we:
corner jtltst.-Rcy CHARLES H. LAi0N' y. ~ t anI
tor u1each. IL a. SUBJECT. The 'huftn VII
Young people, :45 7. III, -ualect The O1ject 1m'
Method 81 Christianity" Sniuay -schO"' ~ d. az
SfrauLcr, welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTt EE.-Lcoturc D.
Rev John W. CHADWICK, 81 Hro1klyn, a, hi,-ifin
Hail az II 20 a. m. subject "fh lee OF Iot1i rit"
dom" All interested ar Invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ST. BARTHoLOMEw's CHURCH, Madisonayc. an'
lsth..t Rev. DAVID H. GEI.II u d, Hector N'iFl
Oh SUNDAY morning. at II o. ock Musical ezra
vice ia TIC at o'clock ~ me ton'Dine' '"Y
~ ali s,ur' and st I.artlool. vs. Church. Ee'. pi
GREER VII plpsch IN a." Looming
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CHURCH or THE HOLY TRINITY. Msdison-aye ana
.oI - IJiv Communion at 30 a. M. morning stTHl,
- - ~ The Rev. VI. GEORGE THOMPSON WI
,,o,cb Evening service. D. ~. AnnINer-1fi service
lf',cn' pi'hiI Mission, Socirty. Sermon by the NN.
- ~ TSN III WAri4l, ID. D., Rector of ST. Andre" =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

(WTKCH OF III. IUN I!NN.'I q IIHG ~.
ovo cor. .5th-st-Nlufning service at il Gclvrh ~
y, .tor Rev. j H. NICKNAME. y. D., VIII p'elch.
st p III. twelfth a tn series Of SUNDAY eyGng by
Eev. f. Il. coz ID. .. Bible school OF - ~ " ~
FL iso1tb sid 4oG.s near 3Iave-Services at IL
n m and y. n. Rev. GEORGE :. WEI;s EH ~. 10,
,rui nrc1rh' Bible school q Is q. ~. Young popics
meeting 80 p. n. Prayer meeting thursday ot D. In
STRANGERS. welcome at every service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

AT CHRIsT's MISSION HALL, AZ West 2lst.'t.-
Afternoon s. Bible >r~adng by Mrs. GRO. {. NtEDhAM ;
evening 40, Father OCCNNOR picachr, Oh S''Ict
WORKINGS OF the Roman Church" All cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

D. D.. Pasto. vii preach morning and cvt3ine. IN the
morning On Pom Dlmensiens" IN Lc evening tl ll.s
Hone Fun chorus at bJth seyic' Az seats ice 1"I
Welcome To- s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ALI, SOULS CHURCH 4thaye. corner 2Cth-st-icv
TIITODORE g. WILLIAMS, Pastor, viii preach a. II
a. m Sunday school u 20 % 80 y. The public cor
daily invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHChOH'
1ogtl-t and 7Gaye. Rev. DR.. j. Il. DAY tayyp..:I-
Iaclnr 1y Pastor at 10 80 H. and by "f i.,,al
SMITH q. - y. NJ who also conducts 4 H'h 'E'
rl.otinq al IL D NJ at which he spcnk- and .lIL,
Suudiy.schoo a. 80 y. II. Young peoples H'''h- ~
a 40 a. III. Cordial welcome cAtcnd' d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

o,tb'et Roy ARTHUR BROOKS. d. D.. lSctor-hoy
Sonmunon at a. IN. Service and sermon a. II u H.
,1,@rnool service 4 y. III. Strmgcrs cordially nNlFu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CHURCH OF THE ErAyEXLY REST 5ihayr"
a,.,,-. A;tl'..t.-l;cv. H. PARKER MOHfAH, D.. D.
9!''tt- 81 ISL, services. s a. m. Holy Com
nun n: II a. H.. uo'nns proyrr AMI q rn9n f,% ~"
Inc rector. 4 T. auuN .riry ~ rice 81 Lh ''-i :"
:, pau: ADDS, ly the Hon. NOAH DAVIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. West t2d-st. he
Srarhr, - i,,lay a. II a. m and ~ J.. ~. Peoples
Ser, Ice IN evening I'd BY ara gllioi rh'.
ud.r IT, direction 4 Prot =. Il. SPAI'kS ana j. ~
.LLLruAL EIss bls.s NlnEte-. Al welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

pprCK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of 9TH
,,,c I'D 87,b-st-The Pastor Rev. HfNIY VAN Dhht
r. d. viii preach sunday, January 81, at II a. H.
and 4 80 u ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ASSOCIATIONS HALL. rwenty-thrd Street Baptist
Church corner 4h-aVeMT. DlXOS Drhcs at 10 - ana
s. Morning prelude Cardinal Manning" Al welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ct AVIS IHt-RCIr W., fetb--h. neq- 5:h-ave.-
seats ire. services ~ r. - for 20; ~ ISL. aut
SUNDAY. h1ol. . y o.. : de.ly >orI c-' . oft ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. 57th-st.. near ON;
ave- b. MACAHlntK. las.or pr'@,hrs Ho'h'nI -, anu 1
,.''i,. ,,utg subject. 'lloGt AID Lo'-, 'eAth IN
.n,l,. unon ''Bllr kr timctc." ~nndlY-~rooI' 40
an ,o.l.l'y in,it,d 10 al services o: church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

A POwDEEFrL EEyIvAL-;Wond'Ttnl Interest Interest,
great tate e29n' c Me9E 11o rotH Mca
Churcb listh.st. and 2daye, by THOMAS HORKISON
evangelist, at lO;JO a. ~ anu 80 D. H. ~ NV
1Itals. and rcNlNnl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH Pre@byterign)
corner West 53i-,t and EolIc'a.d ke'. ROBERT III
SELL rOOTH. d. D.. Pa-pr.>uboltA services AZ u a. n
md p %. SunGay--chool AZ - - q. d.. W"t"y 81
Vice "Wednesday evening at Oc.o-H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST Gnu icH, corner o.
Ira aching b.: III Pa-ior #e.,, HLARI H.
a. ~. and y. II. suHds y..rhoo. at ? 30 a; IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CHURCH or CHRIST tsCrTNTISTl-s crylre every
SunGaT o. - 40 a. .: Hartman ll'il. shave and
iatn.,'. BIOL ca,s, l. H. I.eiy eunciy evening et
Ebl. L".-'n lnlprod aceoldng 10 Christian Science.
SEW every Iuc-Iv erciuc l.-ahiueIOolt open da
rev ACGrS STA T.. STE1NO%. PIstor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

MADISON SQUARE PRESBYTERIAN CHvROH.
Ma-iN'n-ale, coner q .ih-t vices Nnncav Jan -
a. u 4. m. aud 10 y. In- I'd>l"i, 10y. e u.
rAEKHUlSr. ID. d. VIII preach. Sunaly-scAoo, session,
8 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH.
Rev. \. c. MoEEHOrSE. Pastor Morning, 'sif'tn !
Health" Evening "IEGccitlDn KulnOlF r-N'Nti - p
Nice, following. e. J.. WILDo lrvJt l"c.ure 'N"'
HaHted." Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison ave. ard 6Gth.st-
| Row. JOHN FULTON d. D. viii peach at II a. m
/ md 4 d.
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YEw.YoRE. SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

J. Primary Union, thi> DAY 2:l5. Broadway tabernacle
th1pol. hr.. :. ". CLARK, Z ach'r r,
= lea h' - Class this daT, 10, II Bro1iWay Isper-
ha,!". I'N br. sCIAUFFLEH. conductor >, ,,
j. IfacN0ts' tlf~-, tn, c.rnluc NJ % fut "" lispn
Avenue ReiprIeG Church. Rcy. Dr. KlifKEDGE, con-
Gurtor.
I. Teachers and Parents Class. Sunday. 30 Fourth
Avenue lr.sbyt'Isn Church Chapel co.nrr 2@dst MI.
RALPH WELLS. teacher.
>. T"aehcr- and Parents Class. Sunday. o'clock Col
legiate Church. 1th9y4. and 2ath--t Rev PALMER ,.
HtLBERr, conductor.
q. Superintendent Class Tuesday o'clock In Fulton
Street Chapel. Nh RALPH WELLS teacher.
:. Bible teachers ~ Harlem. 1uc-day evening o'clock
IN the Mount Morris Baptist thr.l I2Gth t. and Jtla o.
3. Teachers Class Memorial Baptist Church Washing
ton Square. SOutn. IhurCay cNcing 90 ItcN. I'D
WARD u DSON teacher.
.. West End Teachers Class Friday evening; o'clock.
Wet End Prceby tcrlan Church 1OJthst a"d lOtl-aN
Rev j; l. slihW. teacher. CO... ,...,,. o.o.or Q
o'clock North Presbyterian Church. 3isst and 9tiavc
Rev. D. KlTTi;EDGE. :eacher.
These classes are free. and all are welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

Rev. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN. ". A., WI preach Of
"1nc Ideu Jewish Lac this mOi:ilng, FltIEtNli
SIHTEP TEMPLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CHURCH or CHRIST fscir.tist. so shave.
entrance 45h-st-S'rsce and Bbc study Sunday, 10 -
a ID. Weekly meeting. 1.4sl BrOsGv9v, 1ueday. 5
p ~. Al !avi' d. Mr.. LAURA LATIiROP. Pastor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

IT. MARKS C.elt;cH, 2l.av. and lQta.s;-,cr, no.
II a D.. aud p. p'. N - " VIA PRIV" "''''
Ing and ching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

A-NEw-YORK TEMPERANCE UNION. Grand OPP
era IIous" Hal 23dst ana Sth-ayc.-Sundav O'Clock
sharp. Unparalleled meeting. Mr.. SAMUEL II. BASr
u n pOTtOr3l popularity Ia thrilling IcGr -. me
array Of musical talent The Fowler Cno'od jubilee S;
ge.s. wonders j. Il. GIBBS. President.
EUGENE UNDERHILL, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CurRCU o. IlIL MESSIAH. corner OF Sith.st ana
PARK a. II o. Ia PREACHING uS nv i'N'
EXT COLINlR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

CENTRAL cHrRCH Cic;hoIIst FpissopaD. 7tl-sye.,
near ifth--ttt' l't. tor, l.-,. iAHHJWrE D. u.
v.ll preach no 40 a. ~ SUNDAY --ciooi = 30 T.
young Peoples nc-ti"c. o'clock. A. - p ~. Mis-
.- wYt = the D. colcses IIoma c. al welcome - 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

ST. JOINS METHODIST EPISCOPAL lyEciWt
KINt;' H. d. , - D. H., 81. :. II. HADLtI. sup"rln
t1rfoai ~ the Watr street Mission. SlHrnl service
~y.fy nrnt during tho wecA except s'tu.a LNeiJ
JOdy welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

OLD JOHN STREET fist Methodst Episcopal Church
IN America, a iG John-st., i. .. HOWELL, FisC-r.-
Preaching 10 rs q m. and 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-30

MEMOErAL BAITIsT CHURCH, wdshinrton Square.
south--EDWAND JTDSON Pastor. pteaeh'S sunday at
il 80 sersices ey wsss nght Manu. en-, ts M9a
Wednesday Tor tic YOUNG people; 1hrr-diy for sunday
school work and Friday 10 general mee1'h|' Al well
!
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NORTH PRESEYTrIIAN CHURCH, corner ot 9th
ave and 3;st-st-Preachng By th- rIstO7. Rev >. u.
EOSSlTER D. D. Morning service 1880 suDiect;
"1he Word OF God Is Alive the RiDe Lave book
Eyching service, : 10. Subject, 1T IS Great cain
~ DE- "a ChTls'aDn
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RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. 9:d,t. AMI Amster-
lau.ayc rev. JAMES A. FEASCIS. Pastor.-Pi caching
II and 80. Suniar-,chool a. 80 strangers cor
ulay welcome. Seats
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NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH. East 35th.s'., between
PORK and Lexington ayes. Rev. :. < SEWARD. Pastor
SIndayschool With adult classes al 30 service NJ IL
o'clock subject The Murder Of Charity ~ the Heart
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CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN cMrEcH
ttrrfuc-~t., meas 'anal-s.-i;.N. EDWARD J.. TAlSD'
VIA preach at ~ go q. All welcome.
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AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH. Madlson,ave
3Sth-t-Preachng nv the lastOr Rev. RODEkiCK
TERRY ID. D., Sunday. IL and y. n.
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AT THE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH. IN Brook
lyn corner Of Clinton ana Congress St. Key. ". ~
II GSAiIAN, preacher OF the NcWfOrk society lof
Ifhic,I CuuIe. viii pr,e"h tomorrow morning az ii
'jeI,r< The public f. cordially invited.
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PILGRIM CHURCH (ConGrcga'lonan, Madison-ave.
and i2lst-st. Rev. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN. D. D., Pastor.
sabbath services: Morning at II evening at 10.
Preaching By Pastor. Cordial welcome.
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PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL. CHURCH.
corner Sitkst- Services. 70 80 n IN Preaching b. Riy
Dr. CEANEH. ext. :. Minister u Denmark. aud -
y m. preaching by Pastor. Dr.. +. G. IGTE!IARF.
Revival services during the week. SEATS free. Livery
lOdy welcome
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CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST fpiSC2rAyL
CIT l.lH. .0;h.st mar dave ke'. Nm rc - -,
49, n,v v N!-, GRACE DODGE: 80 p IL. nor
s.~r,1 .+fle Frcdlca DaulAtT' aud IuIr~' oy 'l'''
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PHILLIPS pEESEyTERIAN CHURCH, n; G; cor
Mad!son-avc and 73d~t. GEORGE L. SPlNlN'+ T. u.
lastor-ScryiecS az II a. NJ and J., M. me hri-
service will 10 union meeting Of the church and Sflin
schoo with an adir4s by the Pastor The Problem Of
Youth.' Ia the evening d. Spinning VIII deliver ts,
third lcctnrs In toe The apostles an
Apostolic Church" Suniay,schooi. o43 a M ). !,
Association. 10 r. N. Wednesday evening prayer meet
irg 5 o'clock. Every body welcome.
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED ClUHGh' corner
will preach morning At H. evening at . Onoh Bldg
class Sat DAY eveninc at T.
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R1oOMINGDALE CHURCH. Boulevard and WEI
csth..t MADISON G. PETEKs.-ll. " pos ihe C9u,5 5e
W%oriId ~ Reply to Nj. lNGLRsOLL 7:'5, WIZ
r.liot. the Bible - Prelude, ~ Visit 10 BOYS ia
Eylen9 - undly.school at 10 a Welcome.
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ppo,DWAY TABERNACLE. corner 3ith.st and 9th
h"G ~ WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR. u. D. Pastor
Mot,ng .eryce O'Clock. Evening service at 40
All are invited.
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At SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH, Madsonave.,
corner 3sth.,t-Sundav II H. preaching b. the Pastor.
Rev. RODEEICK TERRY. D. ID. .. praise service.
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IT. ANDREWS CHURCH, shave. conner l27tl..t-
Uoiy Conn lri.on : o. ~. Tho hector. Rrt. GEOKdL
X. YAN DE WArEH >. D.. prarhc- 81 II a. III. lte,.
tIAN. II. STORING. -. D., VIZ aGdT'.s "a" cllhI'h
70 no al V,-pers at D. M lAtra musical service NJ
as y. m WITH by Rev. J.. sfHcIILi. Bt L.
lOl.D. D..
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MADISON AVENUE PEOPLES PRES IYTERIAy
CHURCH lat 53tst.lCHsy CHARLES l.. THOMPSON.
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CuAIvt,Us pEESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 7th.ays,
,c,r istb-'." l,er ". j.. BUCHANAN. Pastor. WIZ
,r.arh az 10 81 a. u. and a; - y. IL. StIahs" >
cofqlaly welcomed.
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ELEVENTH STREET UNIvERsAfIST CHURCH,
near 1tn.aVe.-Rcv JANE, VI. PULLMAN -, D. o., OF
pIGty Of Life"; =. H., "4he wealth. Of 'h7 WORTH
All welcome.