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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
SUNOL,S CHANCE rs COMING.

AIR BONNER EXPECTS HER TO LOWER ALL
RECORDS WITH THE NEW APPLIANCES
Robert Bonner has sent Sunol, the famous trotung
ey who has a record Of O5 Ia, to Columbia. Tenn.
yd she is now under training on the Miller Sibey
hm. Marvin who, Mr.. Bonner says has been the
nxt successful Of all trainers has the FLY and IS
citing her in proper form. II the weather does not
materially change, and tie bicycle suky with pneu
Eatic tires and ball bearings. which Mr. Bonner IS
having especially made for sunol is ready for she
will try TO beat Nancy Hanls's record about three
weeks from now.
Marvin is of the opinion said MIR. Bonner to q
Tribune reporter "that there is not another horse
living that can beat Sunol's record in the regulation
sulky and as better time he made IN the bicycle
tulky we expect to lower Sunos record at least FIVE
seconds Marvin has Sunol and Aron at Columbia
and at present both horses are in good condition.
sunol had bruised heel last summer, and had bad
cod early this fall but she Is apparently in excellent
shape now and II the bicycle sulky, which Mr.. Bid
well is making for me, were ready we should make the
trial al once There have been some DELAYS however
and It will not be ready for about eighteen days. The
weather NAV change before that time and It might he
TOO cool 10 work Sunol very hard. II II IS not the
effort 10 beat Nancy Iankss record will be made IL
too cool the trial Will not Be made until next summer
"The bicycle suky has revolutionized trotdng rec
ords as it has enabled second-class horses to make
frst-c,ass time To-day when at my farm drove
Day star q fve-year-od colt. quarter OF mile at
90 guit TO one OF the bicycle suilheo. Day stars
dam Is by the sire Of Maud =. out OF dam o. Jay
Eye Sec His record for a quarter was 30 - IN an
ordinary euky, and | could not drive him any faster
In that Kind Of rig. The first time put him behind
one Of the pneumatic. babearing .,lkies l!e made
quarter in 80 To- To-day he made the distance i'll
81 IA which Is a O9 gait. and with little more
working he WILL doubt, lie able To make better
time. As soon q horse gets used to rig he can
do better work. have tried the bicycle snlky with
many Of nv horses and Of them lower their mile
records with IL from five TO ten seconds Ana 70 my
OF looking 1t Sunol will not have much diinculty
IN making a mile in 2 :02 or less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
EARNING THE NEW.YORK CENTRAL.
, CHICAGO SHIPPER DOES NOT LIKE THE ROAD
TO POyT GRAIN RECEIPTS.

, CHICAGO SHIPPER DOES NOT LIKE THE ROAD
TO poyT GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Chicago. oct 90 (Special.-"T The NcwYork Cen
trail Railroad said Ed" Driver "by posting wheat
receipts NJ Ncw.Yorl compelling owners at once to
remove tem Is committing the same injustice upon
tfe wheat trade Of Ncw-l ork the Baltimore and
Ohio did upon the wheat trade ut Baltimore thirteen
wears ago The Baltimore and Ohio IN 1879, having
nucd mp its Baltimore warehouses and not being
willing to 60 TO tie expense Of Offering rebates ior
The removal o. the grain OF finding additional storage
room or 0, rerl',pg temporarily TO take grain from
the West began posting receipts here, competing
tho holder Of that receipt at once 10 take the grain
ont Of store The result disaster . everybody
owning grain there. The carry ing charge for one
month went 70 Tie extraordinary cost OF 10 cents.
Almost all the grain shipping concerns in the conn
try then had branches in baltimore. The best men
I'm the trade went Mr.. Garrett and told him that
such condlct wa. suicidal that II would drive the
grain trade away nom Baltimore and that II would
ultimately prove very disastrous to the Ba'-
ttmore and Ohio itself. Garrett deaf to all ar
guments The result was the very thing predicted.
The Baltimore and Ohio warehouses now empty. ard
most OF the grca. grain firms have moved away from
that city. Comparatively little grain goes vim Bal
ijmore now compared with the busipcss which used
10 20 through t,erc The New York Central manage
ment IS now committing the same a'roGty within
narrower limits the effect wi be the same MS IN the
case OF the Baltimore and Ohp. Their" l. but on
excuse for posting grain receipt. the discovery
OF Grain out OF condition. Elevators bcrr AZ Chicago
learned by experience that IL does not pas even
in that extremity 20 throw tho loss on the trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
TITO CLEVER THTFVES CACGHT
THEY REPRESENTED THEMSELVES AS BOARD OF
HEALTH INsPECTOES.

THEY REPRESENTED THEMSELVES AS BOARD OF
HEALTH INSPECTORS.
DctectlyeSergeants Cary and Doran brought Peter
Eisensteln, lewellcr at No. $50 seventh-ave.. and
Frederick Baumester, Of No 345 Ffthet. TO jefferson
Market court yesterday and charged them with having
robbed the houses of sydney Hart shorn No. IS West
Fifty frt-st and Samuel Carley, No 60 West Thirty
siAthst. black bag containing iewelry worth about
ves said that the two prisoners had stolen the proper
ty saturday last Esen,tein 50 the detectives aver,
entered the houses OF Mr.. lartshorn and Mr. Carley
and represented himself as an inspector from the
Board Of Health. After Eisenstein had left quantity
Of iewery and slycrware missed from both houses
Inspector Mclaughlin was told OF the robberies and
on Wednesday Baumcister arrested while attempt
ing TO pledge diamond bracelet In Ninth-ave In
BaumestCrs possession found forty pawn tickets
representing jcwclry valued at about 81 900. Bau-
meister said the pawn tickets had been given him b.
Elsensten. Eiscnstcn arrested YESTERDAY but he
denied all knowledge OF the pawn tickets.
The property in the pawn shops all recovered,
and last night both Mr.. IIartshOm and Mr.. Carley
went TO Police Headquarters and identified the greater
part of IT, While the charge Of robbery being
taken against the prisoners Joseph NJ. Guggenhcm,
dealer in second hand jcwelry at No. 235 East
Uotston-s ST. appeared In court and claimed the bag
in which the detectives had placed the stolen property,
Gucgonhcim said that he had given the bag. filed
with icwelry. 10 BaumeStcr 10 sell commission.
but Mr. Gugccnheim did not want to prefer charge
II robbery against him. All he wanted Was his
pT2 FRr.cS:c, and nanmcstor were argned on Mr..
horns charge burg airy and held FOR cIam
milton. Mr.. tarlcy and MI Huggcnhclm were re
taincd a. witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
4 few evenings ago Association Hall was crowded
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. oct. 2s.-Admiral Harmony. command
Ing the Asiatic squadron, reports under date Of
Nagaeaki. Japan. IN" movements ~ his ships fol
lows: The Lancaster al Japan, and would .ail
for Shanghai. China, on IN" ID. The Marion left
Vladivoetok october l. ard Will visit ChemulpO.
Chcfoo and Shanghai The MonOcacy left Woosung
on September for ChinMcug The Alert left
Nagasah on the 10Th and arrived al Yokohama on
the 18TH. The Petrol arrived al Shan gha September
30 The palOs is nj Nagasali, awaiting orders from
the Department. ~ to her disposition.
nj Thomas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
THE COURTS.
.o,,pT OF APPEALS DECISIONS.
,xvryT UNTIL NOVEMBER 2s-CASEs

,o,,pyNENT UNTIL NOVEMBER 2s-cASEs
Az ARGUED.
oct. cs.-The Court OF Appeals adjourned
AoSp,, IN november rs. November oS and Deem
sdN Uni III he motion days. The following decisions
landed down tocay
tsfe Sn'"nle agt Frank Mccormick, implicated. ap-
The f'Jrdgnent affirmed.
,,snt y avery appellant agt Hannah Maoev ahc
jane w"sterlv Vaudeville aSt. Edward H. Aver. >
e,hels y. 6llver VI. Kemp. executor appellant az
,ppelans ,Iar Mutual Benefit Association Laura 4.
6cod ~ appellant, aCt Augusta c. Field ana others
gseh'"stt Of John H. FIicke; Annie barrett DIV
b re- W., at George W. smith and others. appellants
sgsNNn, affirmed with costs. A.,
ppecnIc eA rel. William X. Churchyafd agl' te
ne - founcilmen OF Buffalo; Frank D.: ing set'
BOTd % Fveline T. Provost aet. William !. Provost
j, @n John +. Underwood agt. r. T. Sim'h' ap'
Ipe. order affirmed with costs. ,
pasnua 10 compel accounting OF James Neh fiulnD'
ID ~ Guardian, appellant; Alice CrOcEer ana an
rsaaa oct f. G.. GOliner and aco'her' appe!ah's' Ap
stn,n dismissed. with costs.
'T,sse cases were argued
" Hughitt agt F. NJ. HAYES. appellant.
. W. sweet as executor. etc. agt H. H. Bur
'" The matter Of the trustees OF the schuyler steam
Issoat Company for dissolution. -
I,be matter OF the final settlement ef the accounts
n1.Sget BOln as sdmlnistratrx OF Juila Cooy
nW Gilbert agt the Poard OF Supervisors OF hlhgS
c.,,ty appellants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
ELECTBIC WIRElfEN on STRIKE.

About 900 electric wrcmen struck yesterday mora
ing making about 800 wircmcn now on strike against
the employment Of non union men. 40 question OF
wages is involved in the strike ii h simply struggle
bety een Electrical Union, No. J46S, American led
Grafton Of Labor and the Electrical Contractors As
sociaton. Thus far strikes have occurred on 100
lui'Gings. The strike may rctard building operations
In A few Instances, but II Is not believed that any Of
the building trades Will be seriously affected. The
members Of the executive committee Of the union
have sad that they do not want innocent persons 10
euucr SIS "A result their strike. Therefore no
.vmpnthetc stiiscs will Ge ordered IN the building
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
nrsrSEss IN THE SUPREME COURT.

Warrington, oct 2s.-In the Supreme Court Of the
,..,s States to-day the following business WIS
tsnsacted 49,
10. 1,l1o-The Texas and Pacific Railway Com
-.,r plaintin In error. agt. b. F. Nelson. DIS
Used with costs.
No 7o4-Tqe United States appellant. agt Perry
. Ries. Argument continued.
No. 1,Ols-Ale1snder Lewis plaintiff In error ag''
n, United states. Argued.
M 1oO7-C. A. Benson (unpleaded with Mary
p.n,,shn, plaintiff IN error, agt the United states.
Argument begun 90 ..,.- ,r,o d..
Adjourned until Monday at IL O'CLOCK me cav
~ Vii he Nos 1907 1,O0s. I,047. 1,105. 81. "a.
81 27. Is and 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
MfS. GOUGAR's TWO LIBEL SUITS.

Boston, oct. 25.-Congressman Elijah A. Morse is
NE defendant In n libel suit brought to-day I'm the
united states Circuit Court by Mrs. Helen NJ.
cougar. OF Indiana. The damages claimed are $25.-
oU Mrs. Cougar has also sued THE Attleboro Sun"
ior alleged libel the damages In that case being
pmce1 at $4,000 The suit arises out OF a letter
winch Mr.. Morse wrote on october TO- which was
printed in "The sum-" and in which Mr.. Morse de
eined Joint debate with Mrs. Cougar and made
some Remarks about her sincerity in the Prohibition
1Ts ue The wris are returnabe In May, In the
United States COurf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
STFVOC iTFD nv rrTV,fTVlTIyG GAS

4 man who hired r,om I'm The Puritan Hotel
Mt No. 1s3 Bowcrv, Thursday night and r"Ss'erel
himself as Morris IIarris ~ scranton. Penn, was
>uffocatcd by gas which hc permitted 20 escape In
the rpom Tic police, who Investigated his deaih
yesterday. thought he had let the gas escape by ao'
dent In his pockets were - - i.COomle railroad
ticket and card, on which had been printed Norris
Harris manufacturer agent. hosiery and notions.
jobbcr In underwear W. AZ south Washington ave.
scranton. Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Brandreth's Pills are of great bene
tit IN cases of temporary and habitual constipa-
ton, torpid liver, biliousness headache indi-
geston rheumatism, and diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood
Sold in every drug and medicine store either
plain or sugar coated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Che Curt.

urDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. North
~ bergen y J.-l,scing to-day and every day there
ait Gm Tr.nin and l2d every fifteen
rrin"trs eonnectinc With elevator and railroad
dircct 10 track Also from Barclay Christopher ana
ith streets every minutes eonpeeens WIN electric
al no Speclal boats Dock Fulton ST. Brook.
i'm at Els daily. Pennsylvania Depot Jersey tIy, AZ
,.ao leetno We.t Shore Dock Immediately after races
i '"'' ''"'' = WHITEHEAD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

trades. except a last resort william Ivory, the
walking delegate for the unIon and John Tssker and
Edward Mclaughlin, OF the Board OF Walking Dele
sal, me- tIc nlatr Board OF Arbitration III me mon
square fiptel Yesterday afternoon. I. +. Donovan,
the chairman OF the board. announced that his efforts
had been, usual, fruifr,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
4 HaRrFoBD DENTISTS BODY FOUND.

Nefiden, Conn, oct. o6.-The body OF man who
"Au evidently been dead two months was fouhd this
morning In a clump OF bushes In the western part
" the city. The head was about two-thirds severed
aen the trunk. The body was ic""'i"ed this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

noon that OF DIR. A. Newton, sixty-fve years old
who disappeared myseriously about two months ago.
Dr. Newton was wellknown dentist in Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

The man who Inns registered cannot vote 1t th
dutv of every DO forget thar this is fh
In II day rcRistration No man who has not arend
reu.tcrcd should ncgIcc: his duty day. This IL "a
i'm duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
Rellqious Notices.

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPlsCOPAh
CHURCH. corner 6Oth-st.. Rev ENSIGN McCHESNEh,
D. b.. Pastor. .,,,,,
II a NJ preaching by the Rev. Bishop S NJ. MERRILL
p. H. sreaching by the Rev. A. j. PALMER, D. D.,
All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

A-A.-E1GHTEINl II STREET METHODIST join
a Rcas'nat'e Expectation D'-appont'd An e.bo rat
T Tg' 5 cr ~ ' a~ag p Sure %; at, ' Tc
como ard comfortable s''t- PRAYER M"tns, Wednes-
dat
cyanirii-t ard col. nNDLrY begin special revival
r. ue IS ons coaS trsa e eGdr, i". '"
NeEAW sa@9 ga " HSae IA T st., nAE s.
rev ~ Wl GITs wLK}soS viii 6fca,n ' az Il H.
ALL SOULS cnTnrH tnays corner 2oIn ~
at il a n. The public cordially invited
ASSOCIATIONS AL 40 co5 2 22 %i and S 4th1y'1
soSser He .oo Ar M. ItciE wYr E' .d GaSSn
ASSOCIATIONS HALL. Teony.mird Street Baptist
Church.-M Mr.. DIXON pcach"S at II and morning pr'
Prise" welcome
sSg1a E s% n. G% ar v
TERRY. ID. j. ,. IN. Praise Service
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN
cniSTS NSSI2% Xxx MALL i l.. w ys
Luther Church at wntcnbe'g" All in'i"d
AT TIE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH in Brook.
lvn corner Of Cnton and Congress sts-Rev. JOHN W
GHADWIcK wnlI ycsgh iemc Iow morning at II o'clock;
ii %5iicd "'' We All -"'"' i' ''''' > D''
AT THE FOURTH PREsBYTEHIAN CHURCH, 49,.
St, west 81 B,esdTay -P,ca,hng by ne Pastor re-.
nTn"n saDdt ' cdn,otcrs The public cordially
Invited.
At TIE LENoX. AvEXrE ,T,NSIITARIAX cggEGT
hT Mi, roael at II M sunday school at 10 a. M
al i are S corapS 1'i' Invited Vi " ''''' ''' ~ ~ ~ "
At THE scorer rlESnyTERAN CHURCH 14th.
81. near GmoNc-Dr. WYLlE Ia'tor. VIII prrach at
Inc IN d. at s. anu All ia,it,d way evening prayer meet
BAPTIST cEcn or Tn aT, FElrKAX ST M e
Wcduc dag anl frdAy evenings. All welcome.
Hickman HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
TiY IIr bia a .Sc az ri 70 20 'cf L. aud
nj lns @. Ts d @,aye and s an WORKING s,dS S1
,tuil glas, ectag, q, (a,g''a.,ig and !fSsr',yr
c T@@ ""d eR vi r Tc H" S@s %Geta a
s n@G S sunday at "a M h S% and LG GpS
BLOoMINGDALE CHURCH. boulevard and West Gst
81, ~ PERSONAL n,,r.t f. a A. ~ and .ds" rn
ing Prelude "Bfbcry at Elections" s7th anniversary
4 p,. r Trf sT Hob 4Ha aSa cse Sy
Cordial welcome.
BRICK pREsBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner Of 5th:
ave. and 37th--ta-The Pastor. Rev. HENRY VAN
DYKE Il p ooe E H9fA % f9di % EFf 3 81 b
viii preach at { 80 u. The Sunday
al :i5. Service In the chlpel "Wednesday evening
az o'clock
BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH corner oh
ave and 3ith-st. Nev. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR. u. D..
Iastor-SerNicc, ~ III a. m. md : - .. Prof
JOHN +. GEN Nc. Of Amherst College. VIII preach.
Strangers are welcome.
BROOME STEEEr TAnIRNACLF (Broomc and
Ccn.rol. Monday might. Rev. JOHN a. PATTON D. n.
will lecture "Mi>-ons'; free. SUNDAY II n NJ Rev
JOIIN l.. s. UDDI;R. Sunday - y. NJ. Rev. &. ~
IYNDALL; subject Mrs President Ilarilson's Death"
CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Greene-st.. near Canal-ReN. EDWARD l.. PAYSON VIII
preach az 10 80 a. M. All welcome
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
l2ethst and Itl.ave.. Rev; Dr J. Il. DAY Pastor.-
dsyschoe ~ 80 NJ Young Peoples meeting o. 80
~. Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

There is nothing in a ply
sician's life that gives him
more satisfaction than seeing
the prompt effect of Scots
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil in
bringing back plumpnesS and
color to thin and pale chill
dren.
poor baby!" Everybody
sees the sad picture. No one
but the physician appreciates
If. He knows what dangers
threaten thin children.
Let us send you a book
about thinness.
scorr Il BOWIE. Chemists. y, South 9Th Avenue
New York. .od.,u.,
.u-sli Iruge ks everywhere DO. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29
RITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

ru,t,es iagraham, in the Supreme Court Chslnbas,
uprday reserved bis decision OIL an application 10
,,sh bertrand Clover lawyer. for contempt Of court
=. d,.otey,ne court order. The lawyer was ordered
~ 70 make any disposition Of any money which he
lsbt have pending the outcome Of supplementary pro-
,.sanss which were pending against him. He took
o ont OF savings bank for the purpose OF preventing
,..f from icing starved he declares Justice lngEan
.y,,ked that lawyer ought know that even siarNe-
IAN was no excuse for dsObeyng the court lie tn
,,ok the papers and reserved his decision.
Judge Beach, IN the supreme Court. yesterday gave
Judgment for sl21 900 in favor Of the Merchants Bank
:, Camden y. j., against the defunct firm Of feid'
,ndley wiechers Co. The claims were for bills Of
exchange given by Edwin NJ Field.
Justice Ingraham, in the Supreme Court Chambers,
,eiay signed Oil requiring the election inspectors
a the Fory-eghth Election District Of the XXV11th
Iueubly District 10 register William p. Collins as a
qualified voter. Nj. Collins went to Railway, \. j.,
"a, tho summer and tho inspectors declared That his
radsnco in that place
TIE fury In Superior Court which tried the suit OF
ysor Adds for $40 600 for breach Of promise OF mar age
nxrs, George Stewart, brought in verdict for 5000
10 Avor OF the plaintiff yesterday.
Justice Ingrsham in the Supreme Court, Chambers,
,s..rdsy granted witt OF habeas corpus requiring tie
reduction In court Of Carl Werner who is in Sing Sing
Phson hsvtng been convicted Of forgery. His counsel
Negs that Werner should have been released some time
40 IN consequence Of his good behavior and the warden
y keeping him fear that he would make some dis
AArres which would be detrimental TO me warden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Bishop Fowler. OF the Methodist Episcopal Church.
who delivered the opening prayer at the dedication
services OF the Columbian Exposition will preach In
the St James's Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
morning The statement IS made that he has fully
his health and vigor and has been preaching
with his former ability and power, before the con
.crcnces at which he has presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

ASSOCIATIONS HALL Tventy.thrd Stroot Baptist
{ hrrch.-N Mr. DIXON peaches at II and morning
lnd.: the IIypD.rit'- Love Feast Tammlny's Sur.
prise" Welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. cor.
57th-st-Rev ABBOTT f. KITTREDGE. d. d Pastor
will preach morning II, evening at ). tnion Bible
class Saturday evening at $.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH, Wellington Squars
south.-The Pastor. EDWARD JUDsoN, breaches sun,
day. IL a. m. and 80 m. Seats free Everybody
welcome. At morning service, unyeiling OF window In
memory OF DR.. Hague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

ALL SOULS CHURCH MadisonNye. and 0Gth-st.
Rev WILLIAM WlLKINSON VIII preach a. II . ~
| 4 in NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

THE SCOrCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 1lth.
It near Gth0Nc.-D DR.. WYLIE. Pastor wlll prlach at
II a. IN and J.. u, Wedie day evening prayer meet.
ing :. All invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

ALL SOULS CHuW'Hs shave. corner 2oth-, -
Sermon by tn Pastor. rev THEODORE {. WILLIAMS
40 II a N. The public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURCH.. Madison-oyc
corner Bsh.spT aching b the PASTOR l.~v 10 DEKlCl
TERRY u. u. y. m, Praise Service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

ASSOCIATION HALL. corner 23d- and 4th-ays-
sunday afternoon October 30 Young Men Rally T..
,pcaHcr Rcv. NETIIrE J. SMITH. Tho well known
ein~c,ii., eolol-t Miss LUCILLE IWYII;. soprano
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Republicans, the polling places In the varous election
Districts will be open from TO p nm Tor the
resisration Of voters day. Your enemies in both
New. York and Brooklyn making every exertion
n resi.ter their men. VIII you whose IL SO just
be less active, and determined Every Rcpub-
Hcan iu the two cities should re aister to- day!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

At THE LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
northwest cOncr i2ls-t-Isrv. MERLE 81. C. WRIGHT.
Pastor viii preach at II a. Sunday 7chool 10 q.
All are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Rev RAPHAEL BENJAMIN, NJ. A., will preach on
Caroline scott HARRISON this saturday morning
10 10 IN the Fifteenth Street Temple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

.ADIrTANr" sAEAH .wGAY. The sfd s'nging
/ rNm,cll-t and col. HADLfN begin special revival
,er,ir,, Tuc.iay evening ao; nightly for one month
..la.cue song concert organ. chorusc-. solos Dr.
N'GKAW sunday nights. IT. BARTHOLOMEW >
MISSION on Parish House. 4-d St. shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

At TIE SECOND UNITARIAN CHURCH In Brook.
vn corner Of Clnt0n and Congress stslsev. JOHN W.
CHADWICK VIII preach temo row morning at IL o'clock
SUBJECT what We All Think" The public IS cordially
ifad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

Tomorrow is the day designated BY the Prison As
eocation OF NewYorh for special offerings in aid OF
the work now In charge OF that association of which
William VI. f. Round IS corresponding secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

AT THE FOU RITZ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 3D..
St west OF Broad Vay.Ircao hing by the Pastor Re =.
JOSEPH r. KERR d. D.. at II a. III. and p. NJ
Af.np1n subJrct: Controversy" The public cordially
invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVfC rs IN
CHi.ISTS MISSION HALL l4@ West @I-t-st.- evening.
As Father OCONNOk breaches. subject; - gnincancc
of the Protestant Demonstration Mt Dedication u
Luther. Church at WittcnbeIg' All inviud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 5eth st. near shave. the
Rev, b. u. TYLER Pastor Morning subject: The
Motherhood ~ Christian lntv Evening "thri-an In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-29

RUTGERS RIvERSI DE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Boulevard. cor. West 73d-st. Rev. ROBERT RUSSELL
BOOTH. y. D.. Pa tor assisted by Rev. GAYLORD g..
WHITE Services at II a. M and p. NJ. Sunday
school at .i5 q. W.