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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Union PACJFJC,s CONDITION
ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE GOVERNMENT piREo
Tors-Tur ROAD IN GOOD SHAPE.

,vvI.Ar REPORT OF TIE GOVERNMENT pIRFC
Tors-Tur ROAD IN GOOD SHAPE.
Washington Sept. % THE Government directors
., tho Union Pacific Railway Company IN their
annual report to the Secretary Of the Interior say
,b,t fran a recent personal examination mace 10y
ono NJ the directors they are enabled 10 repeat
with empha sis the statement Of their pTeo''esSo'S
,s, vear az 10 the excellent physical condition
~ the svsten both on the main line ana It's
inportant branches. They are confident mat Al no
,,r,o T., the history Of the company iave Ns
,racl<ace sidirgs and terminal facilities been more
orrlete N. condition and character Of ia motive
newer 90 good and the amount Of its freight ana
passenger equipment extensive as AT the pfeSeh.
,in,o rrt while the business capacity Of the road
has thus been enlarged. and its traffic facihues
,atsrallv improved it's earnings Tor the hSca' year
700, both aross and net. have considerably de-
creased Speaking generally. the causes OF ''Is ue
or.ase are the same that have diminished 'he
,ransactlons and business enterprise OF inc eh'te
country. , ~ ia
The earnings and expenses OF the UNION facinc
pouwav proner for the year ended June 7o' I"s'
x.re &C follows Earnings. S9.95sO's' when IL
1.,r.asa for the year of 81 9j2 expenses. Sl,'5l-
g., .hicl j. an increase for the year OF SSts.e4s
r,, ,,r,lus for the year therefore 49, 90
- s,o, 900 Ices than the year before Inc earnings
49,, ,ho entire system during the year covered by
A. aror, vcre sii2i70 3. and the expenses W.
60. 20, rhs * q decrease Of S0es27 in the earnings
''' I -, i,crcasc OF sl746sl In the expenses
,ir.ctors renew their recommendations ihdue
+, is NJ, W.. ,snnrts that the Government make "A
,,ronrt fair and complete adjustment OF lts imam
cal relations with the company
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Per cent
assets to
PLANS FOR THE MADISON SQUARE BANK.

II was expected that there would he mee''"s
yesterday OF the stockholders OF the M4o'so" ,f'
Bank 20 act upon the proposition of c. {. shayne
70 the individual stockholders OF the bank 10
an amount sufficient to pay up the depositorS anu
start the bank again The meeting was not ".,U
owing to the absence from town oil some Vi '"e
principal stockholders and because fufthef p'"i
now are on foot by which all the stochnoue's anu
depositors be paid, and me Damn 80
wound nm Tho oresidant of the bank has pledged
400 200 in money. which can be used at once ana
back of this there are 100000 pledged wnicn
the president is not altogether certain VIII w
All that is needed to put the BANK upon ,ha, his
footing is s5J00U, and the prospects "ic ''"' ~
will be subscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
LEHIGH VALLEY r. R.

A. fOIIiDNN
700 4. VI. daily Tor MAucH CHUNK and inter.
..i5 4. VI. daily for GENEYA, ROCHESTER,
b / FAI.O and the West. louisville and pr!ncip u
local points; chain rar 10 WkesbarFe. Pullman car 10
9:Ss A. VI. daily except Sunday for CLINTON and
il:3o 4. NJ. daily Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER,.
y, No A No aud s iu Inn,
Hufe, .leel.r Chicago Via Suspension Bridge con.
re tons FOR Reading md Harrisburg.
iL3D T.. VI. daily, except sunday, FOR fl.MlRA and
oil intermediate stations connection for POitsle.
:J;iJ 4. VI. daily, except sunday, for ~ NkHAN-
No X and principal mt, rmtsiste sta ions; chair
Wllkt,bstre: connections FOR fottsNille.
400 and GSu r. VI DAILY. eNceit Sunday. for
0i'lIl PiAINflflD AID intermediate station
5.I5 4. ". daily SUNDAYS for MhICH
CHUNK and intermeiiat stations chair u Es,ton
G,OO r. VI, daily for ~ FFArO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all Lont, West Pullman secpers 10 Chicago, Via
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge; connections for Read.
Ing aud HARRISBURG. - ..
500 r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. R0CHES.
TIKI BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
W.et Pullman Buffet sleeper 20 CHICAGO Via Suspension
Br dye Pullman sleeper b Buffalo.
Additional sunday train. 10 30 \. y. for Mauch
Chunk ,rmediatr .tltion- connections for Potts.
Vile $40 T. NJ. for Ee,ton and ntermedats stations.
General Eastern Onicr 80 Broadway. NewY0rk CITY.
The New York Transfer Company VII! call ;or and
check baggage from hotel Or re,deHce ,hropSh to des'
tnatlon. A W. MIL y, HHh
ROITIN n. WILBUR. Assistant Genl Pass. Agent.
Genl Sup't. Eastern Div.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

IN. Y. c. & II. i. X. r. CO., LESSEE)
EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR.
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 1JTH. $500.
Train leave West 42G;st station, New.Yok, y, io''
3:SO 4. N.-Daly local Suspension Bfidee. eAceps
SUNDAYS west OF Coeymsns Junction a.,
S:3O 4. M-Day local to Albany ana Saratoga fAh'
Tor Albany Sundays only. - NJ.
1910 4. M.-Dally for Albany Uuea, Syracuse socn.
ester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Desro!S' chicago; exeeps
11s3S T. M.-Daiy, except Sunday, 70 Csisklll Noun
AIlany saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Parior cars
To Bloomyille Saratoga and Caldwell ,,,, A.,
4.OO p. N.--Day, except Sunday for Catskill NOUN
tans and Albany. ,.., ,
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Detroit.
$50 =. M.-Daily eS ept Sunday FOR Newbuie Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car TO KINGSTON
S;i5 T.. M.-Dey Albany, Utc9 Syracuse, Eochsster
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto Detroit, Cleveland ana
Chicago 90 80 -.- -.
NeHbSrg hacas 70 10 10 a. M 'Ii5 i:so, 5:i5,
Wagner seeming ms cas- for Albany Utica. syrscuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto, Detroit, Cleve-
land and Chicago all through trains.
For tickets Timetables parlor and seepinecar accom-:
ws.hngtont c Fqton-s; Annex Office foot nltoS:
ND at stations &. T.. LAMBERT,
""N " General Passenger Agent,
Vsnderbilt-aye.. New-York
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ARGUHEYT IN THE FORD'S THEATRE CASE

Washington. Sept G.-In the Fords ihea.,e u,'
aster case before Justice McComas to-day 'ne u
PENDANTS Ai3sworth. Covert ecsse az" 49,"
sid i.s,ct,noat ard fled a demurrer to 1t SUD-
s,an..ally the e,4,e az Tie one ent.rsd last T'1ay
to re crs. Indictment Justice Mccoina' s.a .,a
that he was ready to proceed. aud couhsc -, ,sar
defendants opened the argument In suppo,' ., A..
demurrer. The arguments on . nen rrnbsby occupy
fsndants and the Government Will p'0"~S'
Two or three days.
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ROCK ISLAND ACCUSED.

Chicago Sept. 2s-Charges have been preferred
against the Rock Island Railway for the violation
of the Western Passenger Association agreement
in paying excessive commissions on business out
Of Utah during August. The accused road denies
them. and has proposed TO prove It's innocence by
submitting TO the inspection Of the line making
the charges all It's commission vouchers on busi-
ness from Utah points during the month re-
ferred to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

HUNTERS RATES on WESTERN ROADS.
Chicago. Sept % (SpeciaD.-Central Traffic Asso-
citation roads have reconsidered their former action
in regard TO the hunters rates and now announce
III. following arrangements: To points in Missouri
Arkansas. Mississippi and Lower Michigan one
and one-third frst-class limited rate from start
ing point to destination and return. to points IN
Upper Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnesota one
and third frst-class limited rate to chicago or
Mackinaw city and return. plus the rate authorized
from these points the lowest rates obalnaDle on
the foregoing basis TO apply via all recognized
routes.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
De nnsy|vania
q RAILROAD.
STATIONS. foot Of Desbrosses and Cort'ands
streets.
In Gcnfemhpr lfh. 1SNB.

streets.
In Effect September 11th. 1893.
800 A. VI. COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.-Pulman Sleep.
Inc and nnIng C. to Chicago Ciucnnati and Indian.
spos AIfives Cincinnati i 35 a. m. Indianapolis
300 A. VI rNSf ii Ni.-for Fltt.Durg and Chicago,
Paror and Sleeping Cans. -
lIOO NUN. PiNNSi Iva MA LINZ I'D i, o.,
Drawing and STAT Room. sl~ ping. dining, smoking
and obsevauon Cars. Arrives Jnc4.9 - ~ noon,
200 l.. VI. IT. LOUIS CINCINNATI. AND CHI
ago nan sgeP ~ a &r R"s n car
10 80 m. st. Louis 30 D. Chicago . 30
. p. NJ. , ,,,. c,.a,
$50 y. VI. WESTERN EAPRtSS.-fulluih cop.
~ Car 70 Pu-burg. Chiago aud y.beahu' Pinne
Gar 70 Chlcago Arrives CeNe.sha IL Az 1" III" '"'''e"
"a" a. m. next ssy.,,,y,ervpu rxppFss veak
|',D ~, W., rr,s sisanina and Din.
40 y M "'ii. ~, i,rissss C,ncin.
t's - 20 rt't w 1't ~ ,,.o,s ,aornng
nau D. z. - Louis 90 a. ": sreo,a nyiI"p D. no.
SUI J.. VI tANLll' IN iItf>>.- i,uI'o'
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WILL BORROW TO PAY BACK SALARIES.

Springfield, H.. Sept. 29-Judge Allen yesterday
granted permission the receivers Of the Jackson
Vile Southwestern Railroad to borrow not exceed
Ing $4,000 TO pay all back salaries due employees
OF that road.
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Relations Notifes.

- - ,s,rne -.
sth, Rev. Dr. DEEMS astor.-Tomorrow Rev. JOSEPH
MERLIN UOIpSON viii preach AZ 10 80 q. m. and 80
d M All t< seats are always free and ushrrs welcome
strangers at the doors.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
nhracite Coal used exclusively. insuring Cleanliness
ard COmOrt.)
-Four Tracks Protected by Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81.
Time Table in effect sept. 30. 1898.
lAE
ROYAL BLUE LINE


PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, AND WASHINGTON.
For Phladelphia days, 90. 500, 100, 10 90.
IL 80 Dining Car A. NJ, 80. 10. 80 Dining csr)'
:Q0 (Buret Parlor Carr 90, 9 90 80, $40 r M
y rs night sunday 200. 10 80. IL 80 Dining Cafl
A. NJ $50 80 Dining Carj, 200, $40 4. NJ ~
night. -, 49,, ,1x
90 8 100 L. Nj. Il Is night. .
For rastou. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C..
90 7:I5 3 AS 4. NJ, 90 : 80 5i5. Z 80 70 Allen
town T. NJ Sundays. 80 Is A. NJ. 100 8 80 T. u.
For Wilkeshar.e. p.tt>tOn and scranton. $40 A. NJ.
30 p. NJ. SUNDAYS. 30 a.. Y. ~ ann =,
For Reading at 90 500; -. 1000 II 20 A; M
90 l:so. e:l5 90 oo 545 go o r. M;6 i2 an
100 5 30 90 f. NJ. II rs night.
CO. 90 5:i5 r. NJ, Il Is night, excepting saturday
night sundays, zoo, 80, 200 . 80 F. NJ. l2;lo
H'F For po,tsvile at 90 500 II 30 A NJ 90
30 200 80 r. NJ. l. 10 night, except Saturday
nirht Sundays. 700, 80, 80 9 100 r. NJ, l2;lo
For sunbury Lewsbulg and wlIiamsport At %.
exeelt saturday night Sundays. 10 \. NJ, 500 p NJ.
10 Is night.
ALrrRAIL ROUTE
For Long Branch, Ocean Grove. &c.
FOR Rcd Bank, Long Branch end points south 10 PoAt
Pleasant 80. 80. TO Red Bank 5 10, III 80 A. NJ.
i 30 $50 100. 80. ) 30. O.1j T.. NJ sundays.
except oecaa ana A-bury Park, 90 A. NJ, 90
p NJ ~ ~. nal. 49,, n
gat, 30. rs \. NJ. I 80. 80 p. NJ. -
for Atlantic cts, Ninriand and Brdgeton, 30 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Beach. seabrrht and Highland Beach.
A d S.ll NJ. | 4 8 10 p. VI.
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stations in New York 1904 OF Barclay and Christ opher
yE-TIBrLED TRAINS. PTLLMAN COACHES.
SPECIAL COtCn ENCtHsiON~ ~ "OaIDS
FAIRDTICkkT- GOOD 30 DAi.-s17.O0. OCT.
ID, 7Tii:. l1Tn. lorm AND siTl.; an
p,c.. route oo 70 DS ,NfI SOY hLbt55irLD MONT
Ing Ridge, Madison, MofrIstow1, Pls.ac. Paterson
Boont,n, Dover, s.anhope, 81 DDS LAKE LAKE, HV
rATCONG, HacketstoMn, SCHOOLEf'ss MOI ,MIAlNs
Washington. PllILLIPSBUR6, LASION, WATEh
GAP. SrROU DSBU Re-. Poconc Mountains, hCRAN-
RAXy MSatrHse r FSi
USWEGo ITHACA. OWEGO, ELMlRA. CORNING.
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
300 s. M.-BuFFALO, RlChFIELD SPRINGS ana
OSWE,rO FAPKEssS. Pullman Palace Cars. Con:
Buffalo with train for Chicago, arriving S:+o
7.so 4. M.-BINGiIAMToN NAIL. Stops at principal
I:Oe r M.-sCRANTON, BINGnAMToN and Ell.
''NIil:i Express Pullman parlor cals,
Ain p M.-SCRANTON. WILk ESBARi.E and PLYM.
OuTn EXPkE>S. Pullman parisr carr.
1;3O T., VI. tDail,).-BO FFALD LIMITED EXPRE>s0.
lullmvn sieepers. Arrives at is q. .
900 r. VI. lDinyl.-BvLFALO RICHFIELD SYRINGE
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ss 70
5s5 and 942 broadway 30 West l2jths. 2S5 Columbus
ave. New.York 1893 WssbingtOn-,t.. 726 Fhtonst and
"a Broadway, Brooklyn Time tables giving full nfos.
"wEsiCOTr FXTKFssS CO,IPAYY will call for and
check laggisc frum hotel residence 10 Destination.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Ncw-Yur. Seattle, IueOna Ae' f''sN ci'"' *'''"'
NewYork to san Francisco. First class $4,000 second
NcwYsrS to St Pau, via Montreal First class $500;
second class, $2i co. ,..,,r, o,a p.aw.v "
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Religious Notlres.

A.-A.-A-A.-A.-Acadcmy Of Music Sunday service,
and 30 p. Metropolitan meeting. Mr.. hAI NAN
will conduct both services. In the afternoon chorus
Of children w1ll sing In the evening Mr.. NAIMAN
will preach The ~ Before ana After
Drl-h." Meetings every week nicht. Thursday, noon.
da.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30
Religious Notifies.

Iothst Just east Of sdateNHoly Communion az
se s sona aS By Hon aN sEr Low Men" ''
coKNELIus d. SMITH. Rector. viii onciate Morning
service at II. Ev,n'ong at s.
ST JAMES, METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
6 % rev Dr. 80 psc p nGg S Pras
mt Ia sere, Iow Do Know the Bible is the Word or
God' SUNDAY. school, 2;SO p. IN. Strangers welcome
ST.. LUKE's METHODIST EPIsC0PpA,Iht, t cHTgRChH.
Pa,tor-Sorning service, ii a. m, Holy Communion;
Evening 7 IS, subject. ''The Worlds Parliament Of
Rev. a. J. PNLMER D. D., Pastor.-se5yiees At 100
jth-sve.. corner 20th-st.. 10 80 a M Han hour Of
h mS8aion. saaday..chooi IT, NJ F. MILLER superin.
endenU At the close OF morning service az M All are
cordially welcome.
~sr sTErMENs rRoTEsr4SYNT, IS E Z SKglf
Rec,or.Scrvice, will be Resumed upon completion OF re-
pals october 1st.
TUE sALyATIoX AEMY special @Ggss $40
az ' p NJ Lifee Sr Of oicers National Brass
ao held EVENING and on SUNDAY ,oI q,
: and II a. H. dnd at 3 and D. M at the ioHo"u'S
XewYors cO,ps-l2o " l4tls5 Cart LottneTl m,
New.YOrk IL. Corps we1sh)-3oe 3d-aNe l'npt.
Ncw.Yorz ILL., Corps-3sh.st. and eh-ave. CMalor
Nsw.Yoik " Corps-23e f. 125,h.st (star Capt
Xer.York V. Corps-w. 18th and Blocker SIS. Capt
Ncw-York VII Corps-l5s F. 72lst. Cap, McKenzic'
New.YOrk VIII. COrps-3i0 f.. sthst capt. koth'.
Nevlor IN. Corps-l4 and is shave capt BairoWl'
THE wOMAN'S UNION PRAYER NETTING. Of
Harlem. viii reopen Thur-dav Oct D at 10 30 o. M az
chapel OF Second Collegiate Church. corner lnoxaNe ana
l23i-st. Bible reading by Mis-, ;. Il. KENDALL.
TuIRTY.FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH.
OF lD1cning by Pastor Rev. Dr. PEIfs
STRIKER. at 10 30 and 30 Evening topic. PRO-
gressiye Glory Of the Church" seats free
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHrRCH
corner lOth.st., Rev. GEORGE A.tAANpfk, ID. D.
Pasior.-Publc worship tomorrow, II m. and p ~.
Tho Sacrament Of the Lords supper Will be observed III
the afternoon Of tomorrow ut 4 O'CLOCK
WASHINGTON SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. 4tn.t. 6th-aVe.-Monlng. 10 80 Com
munion. Evening. aching by Pastor. Rev {. w;
the Epwcrth League Of Christian tndesvor seats Free
WEST END SRYTFRIAN CHURCH. 105th.st;
and Amstcid,ni.ay"- The Pastor. Rev. JOHN BALLOON
a. n. and at 20 p. m. sunday.schoo At p. m.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Of
West 23d-t 1th-aS'.-lhf pastor. Rev r. +. SAM
PIE, D. L.. Will preach II a. d. and - D. M sunday
school 80 L. ~. PRAYER meeting Wednesday 5 D. m.
Strangers cordially welcome.
WEST PRESBYTERTAN CHURCH, 42d,st;: between
9Th and 9th n,e-.-The Pastor. Roy JOHN X. PAAIoN'
d. D. will preach tomorrow at ii D. H. ana "a p H.
"wHo ARE THE ANGEL>r' win be the subject o.
UtfHFS'N sermon at the til ~ II Vt In. iivii
SEPUICHRE protestant Episcopal East I4tn-st near
KAYE. at II a. II. Evening service at >.
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A-A.-A.-A.-PERSONA PURITY address to young
by Rev. MADISON &. PETERS. subject. lid
oats end the Wild Harvest Association Hall. 2Hst
corner 4th-aye SUNDAY y. IL. Special music.
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COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES

CHURCH or zion AND ST. TIMOTHY. ;7th-st
between SIN and ON ayes.~,ryces. a. IL and
30 d m The Rector viii preach morning and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

Is feared that to secure II the restraints OF the
ton in the manner OF getting business
viii be dsregarded and rates sacrificed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES OF
NEW.YORk
COLLEGIATE CHURCH, West Endave. and nth St
Rev Uf,NHY EVEKT~D< CONF viii Irtach a II
a. n, and 4 30 D. m. surdsy-schoo ?:30 a. Ia.
4 memorial window will then be unveiled, with adj
dre--e, by Rev EDWARD Il. coz. d. D.. and Rev.
JOSEPH r. DURYEE. D. d. Prayer meeting. WEDNESDAY
CoGLFGIATE CHURCH. 4sth.st. and 5th.ave.-
Rev EDWARD B. COE, ID. D., will preach at IL u. m.
and 80 y. III. ,., 40, -,
Rev DAVIS las HURREII d. d.. will preach at
II A. m. Topic "Ye serve the Lord Christ and $
D. M, tonic The Religion OF the Future What WIN 81
b. ~ normal Cias. FOR >undayschoo teachers and others
fthisl Saturday 3 D. N. Rev. r. 5. HUBERT Con-
COLLEGIATE CHrECH. .2d.ave. and 7th;st-Rev.
JOuS HITCUINS will preach at II a III. and y. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ALL INTERESTED IN ST. AIMS FREE CHURCH.
with special mission 10 deaf muf-s. invited 10 ia.
4lst anniversary services Tomorrow.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. EFT

FROM PIER s. y. r., FOOT RECTOR.Sr.
For Atlantic lIi-hland., Highland Beach, Seabright,
Monmouth Beach aud Long Branch, at 10 10 A. NJ, AZ
T. NJ SUNDAYS, 30 \. N.
For Flbrron. Ocean Grove Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant ~ T.. NJ Sundays except Ocean Grove ana
Paris. . 80 \. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat. 3 40 p. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4th.syr, corner :Oth-st Ser.
mon by Pastor. kcN. THEODORE 4. WILLIAMS, al
IL a. M Ike public cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

FIFTH AvENvE BAPTIST CHURCH. 40 West
t6ih.~t Rev. WILLIAM H. =. FACNcE. Pastor.-t
o 40 a. m Bible school II a. III. preaching 10y the
Pastor AZ - p. the Pastor VIII preach subject
THREE Graf Christian l. The Sistne Madonna
All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

DISCIPLES or. CHRIST 56th.st., near SHAW
preochIng Sundav morning and evening by the Pastor
the Rev. b. Il TYLER D. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

FIRST CHURCH. I2lst->t. near 3d-ave Roy. j.
EINF NbORF y. D., PastoT.-IOrd'S Supper AMI recep-
ton of member. at H. sermon at i5.
SECOND CHrKcH l2M,.t and Lenoxave., Fey Re,
supper and reception OF members 10 30 Sermon at
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DIST. III. John \. Il. WlL>ON.-lc 30 communion
80 sermon. Tn Iranscrrdent Worn ~ Jesus NfS
ISABELLA SPAEKS hRLSS. the graf sacred song
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Msdi-on-svc and s6th-st.-
kew. A y. HENSHAW. Ph.D.. VIII preach a. II a. IN
and 4 80 y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. cor.
ijth ST. Rev. JOHN HALL ID: D. Pastor. services
Sunday. october l. n II a. NJ and .. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ST. GEORGES CHuRCH. stuyvesant Square and
16thst. just OF 3date.-Hoy Communion az a. M
SERVICES at II a. m. and p. Mems Bible class,
. 30 conducted BY Hon SETH Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

AT SOUTH REFORMED CHURtu, Msdlson.avr..
cor. 3sth.st-Rev. RODERitK TERRY, D. D., Pastor.
VIII preach sunday at II O'Clock q IN.
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HAMILTON GRAN II REFORMED CHURCH. West
ifiii..t and tOnNentate. Rev. CHARLES u. CHAPLIN,
Pastor.--cr,.c> ~ n. and y. NJ with prea hing
On. fastnr. S.rAngrrs cnd ally nNtt.
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At REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES CHRISTI
Mission. l42 West 2lst.-t-E, ching. a. Fsthe
O'CNNNOR breaches salvation for Protestants snc
Catholics" All cordially invited
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Boulevard and West
7oth.st-rn the new Auditorium the Rev. !. NJ. HAL
DI.NfAN pa tor VIII preach tomorrow q IL a M
morning subject, "They Could Not Cure Him" Evening
service at 45 D. m. subject Garments OF Beauty and
Glory All are invited Bible school at 9 30 a. m.
Prsycrme,t.ng Friday evening. 7A5 p. m. Lecture
Wednesday evening on prophecy"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. shave and
Isth,,.- Service, II o. m. and p NJ The Pastor Eev
HOWARD DtIliI.LD. u. D.. viii preach. sunday
school 30 g. m. Wednesday evening prayer-meeting
: O'Clock. \ cordial welcome for all.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ST. JAMES's CHURCH, Msdlson-ave. and 7lst;st-Dr
CORNELIUS b. SMITH Rector, VIII oniciae. morning
service IL. Eytnsong at ;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
los Wet ti,tst Key mAR HoIN 1Smm M on
Evening. I :ij, subject. "The Worlds Parliament
Religions
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ST. JAMES'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Madison-aye., l2Gth ito 80 a. m. Holy Communion
80 D. m. Rev. Dr.. J. T.. PRICE Pastor, Will preach
ir-t n series, "lIow Do Know the Bible is the Word OF
God - SUNDAY. school, .: 80 p. Strangers welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-30

At ST. BARIHoLOMEw'S MISSION. t2e.t and
3dAyePcrpetuai revival every night god music per;
soma testimonies organ drinking men ana
Christian WORKERS invited iee supper Fridays Church
service Sunday, II and ..
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets. Ncw-Yors 10 Chicago aud Re.
turn. $3.50.
sprcinl Coach Excursion Thursday. SEPT. -.
Monday. Oct. ,. "Wednesday. Oct. IL. Tues.
day. Oct. ~. saturday. Oct. 81 AT 1890.
Through iOg ana the Worlds leave
foot Of 42dst. follows 10 minutes earlier from
trsnkin-st.:
Yl5 4: VI. daily. via Niagara Fall Through Pullman
se-ptr, N~wYOrA Chicago. Reclining chair free
Sir,ura rails. Arrives Detroit 10 y. IA, Chicago
30 y. M. ~. Louis 40 A.
>lJ y. VI. dai s.. Via Niagara Falls. Reclining chair
car (>eats fIcc) New-YorA T. Niagara Fall Through
pullman -leepers whork 10 Chicago. Arrives Detrois
$40 ,. M, Chicago ~ g r. 81: Louis 700 p m,
10. Liberty. White Lake. Sar1sndan, scranton. Walton
Oswogo. Niagara Falls
Bib T.. NJ. except sunday, Vestibulei Limited fe,
Lake Mohonk. Lake Minnewa,Aa and Waikiki Valley
Railroad stations camybcll Hall Middletown, Ellen,
VILE. Mountain Dale Centfeyle Falisburg, Monticello.
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neys Norwich; Oneida Fulton. oswego. NIAGARA Falls.
Tickets AID Pullman accommodations AZ 81 i,r2adway
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
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yVORLDs FAIR Weekly Excursions, SO o, in:
w Guiding -N da,s, ho.e VITA board Holy Land
il. eva: SONS li3 B'dway Y Y. oct rs.41
OH'cel Ticket A-"nt- for tn chief Trunk Lines.
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FIVE POINTS HOUSE or INDUSTRY. 15J Worth.
-, WILLIAM +. BARNARD. - pcrntendent->eryice
song every sunday ~ 80 =. IN" ssNice is al
most wholly by the children Of the Institution. Public in
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MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. south Washington
equafe. EDWARD II DSoN. In,,or-In the mornine ~
A ui ,,fnuu bN Gou.uL O. !. NOlttAN Comhl >iou"r
y Indian ~ jr- uni Pie.t M Harrison rt4a'hing 10
tL, "A 90.