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New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
PENNSYLVANIA BONDS FOR SALE.

PENNSYLVANIA BONDS FUN o1>f1H
The increased demand for hrst-ciass pohas' re-
..nt,v developed at the Stock Exchange Is IN
cuencing III. negotiation of new loans by roaus IN
high credit. The Pennsylvania Railroad recently
ms s ., ooe eOo sts per cent consolidated mortgage
- ~ the Pn.sburg Cincinnati Chicago and
g. s9hdS one of its Western leased lines TO syn
Sicate headed by Speyer Co. ana hunn, ;.o',o Eoeo
%bch q E has been applied to development purposes
,The principal and interest are guaranteed Dy me @
In,noorppvivania Railroad and the earnings or the
ryhnnrdinate company for the last two years have
been sufficiently in excess of fxed charges 70 enaDe
The e. bonds have been sought by investors ana ana
damh,iess there will be strong demand for the
uobusucrnfions offered by the two banking firms
ssmultaneously with an offering In London The
smbscrpton lists open December D.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
y-JCJDC OF BAKER AT LONG BRANCH

Long Branch, ~ j., Dec. John Neidland a
German baker committed suicide this morning by
severing his iugular vein with large bread-knife.
His body was discovered lying In a pool Of blood
behind stove in the bake-shop Of Townley' s
bakery, where he was employed. DR.. j. W. Taylor
was called in and, discovering evidence OF life In
the man. returned to his Office for remedies. When
he got back however, Neidland was dead The
man was forty years old and was afiiicted with
choke 10 death. and it is thought that this fear
SO preyed upon his mind that he determined 10
take his life He was sober and industrious.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Union PACIFIC MAY HELP TO RESTORE
RATES.

Omaha Neb., Dec. There was an exodus OF
Union Pacific officials eastward this afternoon
president Clark, General Traffic Manager j. A.
Nunroe. General Passenger Agent Lomax ana
General Manager Dickinson left here The visit OF
Nessrs Dickinson and Lomax to Chicago at this
ira NAV be far-reaching in character, every indi-
cation pointing to settlement of the long rate
war which has been maintained by the Canadian
pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern ana
iTnion Pacific on westbound business. General
Manager Finley of the Great Northern, was in
Omaha last week TO secure an expression from
ra,es and a telegram received by Mr.. Lomax
announces that enough progress has been made TO
,Sis .S meeting will be held in Chicago or St, Paul
has not yet been decided upon. although the
IN the former city early next week President
~ the Board of Directors of the Union Pacific.
December 5, in New,York. after which the receivers
the general policy Of the system will be talked
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
louisville RECEIVERS TREASURY STOCK

Official confirmation given yesterday to the
renort that the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
,aa Maid off the loan 1t made in London last
,mn1er se and thereby released 22.000 shares of
Treasury stock held as collateral Neither m this MS
,ocr holders has been sold or placed under con-
troll OF guarantee syndicate. The company nS Is
he collection of debts which could not be liquidated
in the summer panic.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
DrookIpu Real estate Go Get

PART Of . thret story. new brown.
atone house (sccond floor and part OF third
excellent modern finish. very desirable
residence OF The owners sDail family oi
three adults; two minutes from Albany.
ave. station. Kings Co Elevated ls min.
utes from Bridge: viii lot l. a gentleman
and wife or small family OF adults. not eN-
ceeiinc three persons rent 70. NfpY
10 CHARLES T.. UOTALING. al Sumner
ave. cor. MrDonourh-st.. Brook yn.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Brook!pn Real Gstate for Sale

FOR SALE.
The dc.ached. two-story and mansard
frame residence on : . corner Of BROOKLYN
ave and Deafl.-t containing l3 rooms en-
elusive Of bath. closets and pantrlc., Oh
lot j0NlOO feet: well shaded sanitary
plumbing: among the finest locations ~
the Bedford section cOnNe enient 70 J., Kappa
Transit and trolley lines for al direction.
Aprly Oh the premises 10 OWNER.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
CrNrR .CONcpEGATION CHI

CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. 57th-st west
Of Sth-ave.-Rev. WILLIAM LLOYD. Pastor. preaches
morning and evening. II M The Atonins God -
bible Subject: Haydn The Anthem OF creatl9n; Ts
Heavens Are Telling" Haydn. Anthem 'Te Dcum,
Buck. Hymn, THE Spacious Firmamcnt" Trio. ''on
Thee Each Living Soul Awaits Haydn Soprano solo.
with Verdure Clad" Haydn. All cordially well
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
ABSORBED BY RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE

Washington Dec. 1.-At u o'clock last night
big railroad deal consummated by which the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company ac-
oured possession of several lines of railway hitherto
onarated nv other companies. On Wednesday an
order was issued by Samuel Spencer F. W Hude-
koper and Reuben Foster, receivers OF me Oa Onar
turning over to themselves, as trustees or te
Richmond and Danville Railroad COMPANY az sne
Railroad Company. including the property OF the
Cheraw and Chester and Chester and Lenoir Mar
row Gauge Railroad Companies.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
READINGS HEAVY COAL SHIPMENTS.

Pottsville, Penn, Dec. 1.-The Reading Company
did an enormous business in coal shipments on
Thanksgiving Day. The shipments from Palo Alto
reached COO TONS 800 gondola cars and Cressona
ssnt II 6Oc tons or over 800 cars. This was the
Clearing I'D of the collieries incident to the close
of the companys fiscal year.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST. 5th-ave.. above
45th-st Rev. d. PARKER MORGAN ID. D.. Rector
December 3. Holy Communion; IL a m' morning
nrayer sermon by the Rector p evening prayer
sermon by the Rev ARTHUR ii. JUDGE. M a.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BIT 57th-st; be.
tween Broadway and 7thave.-Rev. WILTON MERLE
SMITH. D. D.. Pastor. will preach brief sermon at II
a. Immediately following this service the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper administered. At 745 p.
Rev EDWARD =. COE. u. D.. will preach. sabbath
school Bible class OF young men at 3 p.
Devotional meeting Wednesday evening at s. Christian
Endeavor meeting Monday evening at 3 Strangers
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. hth-ave-.
corner 45th-st.. Rev. CHARLES II. EATON d. p Pas
tor will preach IL a. m. and 40 p. m morning
subject. "why DO Men Believe in Christianty Eyenne
subject, Christ and the Young Man. sundayschoo
m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard and 7lst-st. Or. J. 9.
SHIPMAN, Rector.-Morning service. IL o'clock Even
ing service at 3.
Sunday school at 10 a.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE ETERNAL HOPE West s1st-st.
between Columbus and Amsterdam avesasunda
9:4O Preaching II "a New Theory OF uei rti>,
WICI.IF o England"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
EX-GOVERNOR EVANS WINS HIS SUIT.

Denver Col, Dec. 1.-Ex-Governor Evans has
won his suit against the Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf Railroad for the appointment Of receiver ,,sr
To-day Judge Hallett, in the United states court.
granted the application. but did not make any
ssppointment time being allowed for the interested
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CALVARY CHURCH 4TH-AVE. AND 21ST-ST.
Rev HENRY Y. SATTERLEE. D. D.. Rcctor.-Scrvices
Dec g. Holy Communion. and 10 n m; morning service
and sermon with Holy Communion IL O'Clock; sunday
school, p. m; chdren's service. 34o p. M evening
prayer. : O'clock choral service with sermon. p. IN.
DIR. SATTERLEE will preach In the morning and In the
evening. All cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 10th
st. and 7th-ave.. Rev Dr. J. r. DAY Pastor
ut a. M 7i5 p. by Pastor. Sunday school
at 2:3O p m. Young peoples meeting at $50 p. m
Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CARNEGIE HALL. !. CLEGG WRIGHT lectures
spirit CONTROL morning IL evening 5; afternoon
meeting. 2:l5 sharp Physical phenomena Good medi-
will give tests.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT formerly Covenan,
Chapel 42d;st. near m ana
will preach :. Bible school 9;l3 a m Preparatory r
services Thursday at y. Strangers coroiaiiy IN
yifed IN atfen
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

5TH.AVE.. ~.
Large. c'ceant apartment, lrst no1r. With
large frontage on avenue. knickcrbOc Ike.
Building.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY
42d-st. and Madisonave.
Rev L. WALPOLE WARREN. ID. D., Rector.
$40 n. m Holy Communion
=, ~, Iuany and Holy 7:45 D. m annual meeting
a. a. ~, sermon by Of r. L. Mission
~ rector Society.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
nlistellaneons.

UNATPEO NCHArLE BARGAINS. -
Four-bution suede Gloves. ipc.; Eiarritl.
JJr. Piquc- Bon buttons. G'c.i Yale ara
Princeton pins free unique Partisan jewell
~ JAMMl.S. 800 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION. .5th,ave and 10th;
st-Servce Sunday December 3. Holy Communion at
a. m Morning service and sermon at II a. IN. Musical
service at p. m. COnertory. Celia Council Eveninl
service at o. Subject OF sermon, Labor apd
culture" The Rector. Rev. PERCY S. GRANT. Will
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN),
Parkave. 35h-st-Services II a. The Pastor.
Rev ]. H. MILvAINE d. D.. will preach Bible school.
9:45 a. m Weekly meeting Wednesday. at p. m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CALVARY CHURCH. 57th-st., near 6th-ave., Dr.
MACARTHUR breaches morning and evening Evening
subject Greek Life and Literature Preparatve 10
Christs Birth" secSnd in series on "Christs Coming
Sunday-schoOl, 2:45.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
fnrnlsheo Gonses Go Get.

At MONTCLAfR. y. J.-Furnlshcd. for
the winter at a bargain hou-c. 10 rooms.
All improvements choice location, hor -.
et . could also b" had bv de.irable tcnult.
II BBS ( TAYLOR ; Bcekmln Il. y. },
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
DressmahlnQ.


DHESsMAKFR by The day; understands
her business thoroughly; c,W be r. ON.
ncndcd: terms ~ . pet day. Miss
kAEiiNS. 5si 3dive.
DRESS MAKER wants few NOR, Gus
toners nj home cuts Dy tine :. 4. Tavl0r
System. n. FOX, 3i2 West sOth-st.. near
IIN'r,idr Drive.
Di;ls ,MAklK- cNpcricncci. styiiSh
crater, good inter, wishes mole cnsa.e.
mcnt, In private families; best city refer
elcr>. Alirca~ \. H.. 2j1 West i2i-st.
DIRE ~sMAKEE.-ENpcricnccd Ircn,h
cutter ana MT wishes % 20 out b. day
or week F; =. p"r day no bo1rt. Addfc-s
ii DRESsMAKER. +2j 6th-aNc.
LAD1Es' TAILOKING.-LNoics' own
materials made up intp !icAcis. coats
ulster, aud cdDcs cloaks, all k.ad,. altered
and r'modcllcd. GiEl6. l3l w. .-d-,t.
MII.LINEK.-IIat, trimmed. 80 cent,
oil velvet gnd felt hats made up ~ H.
la,cs; ,tylc: feathers cur.ed. MiLLINEI.
l4S Eat 3dN.
NINE. Il. AYTOINETfE, o29 wcst
Io4th..t colturcrc fran sIise, pci iect
ntting lowns In newest French fasn!ods'
moderate prices; no delay.
Mrs. COOK. private dressmsker ladies
own material made up In the latest fashion
Speciality. 2o2 West 2Sd-st.
SEAL. GARMENTS rcdyed, repaired re-
lined, Altered and rcnicdeled TO new snaps.
ana latest style sapcs estimates ci cost
given. GRElG iSl West 22d.sf.
okAL sACQUEs redyed. repaired or
mace into fashionable capo'. Mrs.
BARKER 1lG West S9th.st.; II yhfs
with Geo. Smith. London. and Gunthers
sons 6th-aye.
ThOnOCoH DKrssMARER desires
engagements by day week, IN or out OF
city highest references. Address Mis-.
f., Box 502. Tribune Uptown once. LA:
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Religions Notifies.

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A-A-A-A-A-AcADEM OF MUSIC Sunday
services first anniversary exercises, metropolitan meet
nss n BY II ,se e. leader @ r Yar%&S on %
sy % aS6s and Rsss Maup
is 73o first anniversary exercises j. NJ CORNELL; R;L1
soRa Safpa
a ?:so where weekday noon and night meetings are
young men by LYMAN B. sPERRY. NJ g., B. b. q Ohio Ohio
male and Fs%ae sGa or hf andey OF at p
ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madison.a and @ eehvs y,,, Rex
KIRKUs. Ii D. Will preach at ii a. m ana 4oo D. ILL.,
ALL SOULS CHURCH. athaye eqrnsr
by Pastor, Rev THEODORE 6 w wdLiAMS - aS
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. associate The pubic cor
A PRAYER AND CONFERENCE MEETING will win be be
he'd ss Christian sTrr Sy MsSs Union for % 4ss
tas .G9pSs's sSs coli EAsh Henry H. HAD
iSy charles & 5fii'ento Samuel Hopkins Hqaey @ JShn
e. eos MsrFas F. SS wq% H. Moore
write. Ladies cordially invited.
a SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN BY MORE THAN THAI;
hundred children consisting Of singing ana hin
asns ,Ss sd hga s invited IN the FIVE FONTS House or
INDUSTRY. 1855 worth-st Donations Of clothing ana
shoes solicited.
passs4 5sacHhv Hall TGNT STREET
,nnes series morning e,ons sTS Of On Man
AT BROOKLYN TABERNACI f. Clinton-aye and
Greene.-Rev. T. DE WITT TAIMAGE' ~ t,s,harh" I'M
preach Tomorrow. 1910 a. and I:dD D. III s"o'"'"
school, 2:45 D. m
At EIGHTEENTH ST, NEAR sTII-AVi;. aib ~ iiiC,, ,
IST DR. JOHN A. J.. WILSON-1O:3O Communion po io'
all disciples Miss Jennie Marion Drew solost .S''
sermon 10 supporting women Miss Grace McNe""''
soloist.
AT REFORMED CATHOLIC SERVICES IN Chriss Crnr'
Mission li2 West 21stst.-Evenng 745. Father " W,
NOR Introduces Father BECHGER. OF Dr. Nc
GLYNNS former assistants. who will give his fehsoi
Tor renouncing RomanisH
AT SEVENTEENTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
near lstave.. A. MLEAN Pastcr Special etsngeils.ie
day Sunday and each afternoon ara eveh,ns
: until chris,nas. conducted by Rev. ISAAC NAfLOh
interest may be expected. All welcome 10 this gathering
place OF the people.
AT ST. BARTHoLOMEw's MISSION. 4edst.. 81
ave Col HADLEY erntendent.--Revival meeting
nightly Music testimonies. The wonderful singing
Gshernian voice coming. Noon prayer meet
Ing daily. Prayer-boo< services Sundays
AT THE CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH. 7th-ave
and l4th-st.. Rev. DR.. GREGORY Pastor Holy com
munion. with baptism and reception OF members a.
10<5 In the evening. I3o the last OF the teI,e'
OF revival services; sermon ny Rev. S L. BAhhEN
Sunday school. 2:30 p. All are cordially invited
AT THE FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 3tth
H. west Of BroadwayEn a. M Rey. SrM MATrEy T,sx
p M in the Chapel esd-st and BoYieysra the Pastor
Rev. Dr. KERR. Subject: "A Point of View" Seat
free. Public invited.
AT THE LENox AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH
northwest cor. I21st-st.. REV. MERLE ST c. WRIGHT
Pastor will preach morning at H. Sunday-school at o4
= n. AL are cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Conntrp Rea! Gstate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MUNICIPALITIES.
dence properties ~ all descriptions for SAFE
and to let furnished houses.
TUBES & TAYLOR. Bcekmanss.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

cuIrRcu OF THE INCARNATION. Madison ave. cor
s5th-st Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS. D. D. ReetSr;-H3a' In, @
Cornmunion 10 a. sermon and HOY Com
munon at III a. Afternoon service. O'CLOCK Strahse''
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

BROOME STREET TABERNACLE, Broome near
Centre illustrated object by the Pastor Rev G.
H. TYNDALL. at 7:45 evening First lesson Of DR..
PALMERS free singing class Monday at o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

BROADWAY TABERNACLE CHURCH. 1900
Corner 34th-st. and Broadway Rev. HENRY A: sIlM
son. d. D.. Pastor-Morning service IL o'clock. Bre
popular service at o'clock p
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Business Ghanees.

A BARGAIN If SOLD THIS WEEK.
Stationery. blank books. toys. dolls anu
novelties a full line; satisfactory fea son
for selling; invest gate no agehI,. "l,o'
I. I. J. EAwLFE' ''' A'[I''-''.' F''Yl,'-.
ATTENTION. II you have store or
business OF any Kind you wish sold quick;
ly. without publicity. Apply NJ DONALD
4 WI@GINn. 40 Nossau.>t.
CARPENIEES AND BUILDERS NAV
lean something o, value T. them b. sending
their addresses on a postal card 70 =. D.
NORTON, Dclevan. Cat'araugus County,
v. Y.
INVFSTMFNT.-T control Of electric
Hight. gas heat and trolley railroad com
rancs. yielding : per cent on the invest
mcnt. In a growing town. can Ie hid Tor
500 capitalist seeking a place fer
his son will md this 2ood opportunity.
address or call on ELECTRIC, at Room
l., ~ foo?, 100 Broadway
WILL INVEST -. 800 in sound hu,l-
ness where money I, le., needed than ser.
vice. OF experienced business man highest
references. THEAsU REli, Box 2-3S'
Ncw-York
WANTED. D.-Thc agency oi manu'ar.
lures, merchandise. OF patent machine
will have an office centrally locatet in
pittsburg, vhcrn | VIII conduct the bu-i-
ness as manufacturers agent Address
O.. +. NJ. Di,p,trh oiice. Pitt,bure. Penn.
WHO WANTS 4 fine cigar store this
week ~ 'arcain! Also restaurant on
fulron.st: chcap. FRISBlE, Room 80.
375 Fulton-st, Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN Wit Lest reference
would work Tor - per week for months
when h. wouid invest 300 II lusine-.
was satisfactory; country preferred myt
give bast references. Aldiess PROMPT.
Box % Tribune Uptown once, l2i2
Broadway.
8, $40 Isr MORTGAGE for sale, GOOD
bondsman this Is o per cent MORTGAGE
due IN two years Adde'S J. Y. S., IriO-
une once or call 81 Park Row.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRGP.
TIONS FOK THE NEW YORK THIB-
INE WILL RE RECEIVED Al THE Up
TOWN OFFICE No. l 242 Broadway. I'd
door north II Thlrty.nrst-st. and ADVER-
II>EMENTS al the following Brsnch Of
flee 254 Sth-aye.. =. G. cor. 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Personal PURITY ADDRESS TO
Young men hv LYMAN b. sPERRY. NJ. p. of Ohio.
Male and Female; or the Significance Of Sex Asso-
citation Hall 23dst and 4th-aye., Sunday, at 3p m
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF Fifth
ave and 3Ith,st., Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE; D. D.
Pastor Rev. ]. o. MURRAY. u. D.. Dean OF Princeton
College will preach Sunday. December at IL a m
and 40 p. m. Services in the chapel Wednesday evening
al O'clock. SUNDAY school meets at g:i5
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH; corner OF Si,n.s, pin ana
psrt Services at Preaching BY rev KOS
ERT COLLIER Subject: Songs Tor All Seasons' Inc
public cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

Horses ano Carriages.


ESTABLISH I'D 1881.
]. VI. QUINBY 4 CO.,
CARIIAGE MAKERS.
NEWARK, y. J.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SECoN ~, D,n,S ), ~ y
CARRIAI;ES. LASDtUs. EEktlN
COACHES. nROrGMAMs,n RR-T6NS R4S6HS
WAYS. CABkIoLETs; PHXhtG93SGin; PIN tG3Gn
MAKERS. ALL IN PERFECT ORDER
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED, onpo.
FACTORY AND WAkEKO0MS VI ~ ~
II. Il. THIRTY MINUTES FROM nAK- "
CLAY OR CHRISTOPHER-Sr FhhNt..
CHRISTMAS PRESENrS.-Ponies topi
children that are broken and reliable sro
splendid matched team goats, WIN "5
hor-e. wintcrcd. Address, Df' y;
inrs. suital L. for family or ladies' use
single double and to saddle: quick sal'.
FAST ACTORS, Tribune Oficc.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Religious Nol.ees.

Al Al. The SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 95h-
81. anu Cenual fark, Wes.-Dr. WYLIE Pastor breaches
Sov eyenin, M ana r. m abbah-schooi. 2:45 Wednes-
N"' evening" ue'otlonal meeting 3. All invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
for Sale.

for Sale.
MAGNIFICENT $1,000 upright piano,
500; almost nrw pdal-, un>urla,'cd
tone. elegance. durability lj5 West 2td u
A GENTLhMAN viii sacrifice MS
upright piano fof slsj; iisc month, IN u'e
nIo years guardntc. from make cost
$50. Cill AZ residence ~ LcNington-dNc.
A LADY WILL SELL her magnificent
uprirht piano. fancy ease. including stool
aud scarf FOR flSj original cost Scn fpur
months ago. Inquire AT the private fcsi-
dence. III East ii7th-st
At REDUCED PEICEs.-5O0 second.
hand wood and iron working machines
fully guaranteed machinery borgnt asa
exchanged. GEORGE d. EDDY. SJo aAdi'
son-st
BUy YOVR chr stmas prcsents now
beautiful gold chairs only ~ 80. reduced
from - 30; great sacrifice; closing out;
come carly avoid tn rush. - Mnrray->t.
tOI: SALE-riXturcs OF restaurant;
storc To let. at 1916 Broadwav
FOE SALE VOLUMES Harper, Week
Is. 1861 t. 1858, inclusive; ,Omc leaves
t1rn. but none gone; bid, for thc>" " II
PEARSOSs. cornrr 18th and Tioup sts..
Kansas CIV. Kansas.
FIVE NDRED oords of hard wood.
in i.foot lengths. ready for delivery On
Harlem X. x. must be- sold within 30
Jay,. JOHN l.. MERRITT. Puriy sta
ti"i,. y. Y.
HANDSOME GOLD CnAIRS.-Grcat
sacrifice: - 30 rctailcd generally - 81
reducing stock; buy direct flOm Inanuf3ct-
ufrr. GIFT ilIAIE COMPANY, $50
6th.tVe.. near 22i- st.
SAFES.-Nc have made up 100 first.
. class house sa;e-. guaranteed irrproot; I;
our price fls worth $50. Call and cN.
anime them. y. n. GROSS. 4OG Yway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Citn Real Gstatc for Sale.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. corner IOsth.-t.-
Substantial. artistic. detached hou'e low
price; send mr. circular. ATLAS I'M
fROVFMENr CO.. - Roadway.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
FURNISHED flats t0antco.

WANTED for the winter. all light,
seye1-room furnished apartment W.>t = sd (;
exceptional references. Box lOI, Crawford,
y. !.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
ReIiaions Noticfs.

-~>~~-~-"~o~(>~1 -.
HEBREW CHRISTIAN CHURCH No ]! St s MAX
Place EAST sth-st.).-Rev. JACOB FRESHMAN prehIea
Sunday evening 1880: prayer meeting FRIDAY e''"'s
7;i5 All welcome. Israelites especially invited.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

ALL SOULS CHURCH Madison ave and 66thcsi ,, Key; ;
p HEBER NEWTON D. D., Rector.-Rev WILLIAM
KIRKUS IL. D. Will preach at ii a. m and 4:3o p H.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

M.DIsOv sOIrARE PREsBYTERTAN CHURcH Madi-
sonave cor ~ 2ith-st.-Seryiccs sunday DeS az y
a m and y. n. The Pastor Rev g IL. l,Ni'n
HURST ID. D.. will preach. sunday-schooi session at
a :
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

EL1&02MSINGDAIE CHURCH. Boulevard. West 6sth-st.
= MADISON C. PETERS. at II. '"The Unescapabe Ques-
lion " Prelude: Our Public Schools and Their
Enemies" " 7:45. monthly musical service with sermon
is the Young Man Safe" Harp and cello accompani-
nents at both services All welcome
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Washingion, sauare quar- e.
South-The Pastor, EDWARD JCDSON, VIII prcicn
Sunday II a. and 1870 y. m seats Hee '""s@'
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

All SOILS CUIJRCH 4th-ave. corner 2Oth-st.-Ser-
mon by the Pastor. Rev. THEODORE G WILLIAMS na
az II a m sunday school at 3:30 in charge OF Kew.
WILLIAM WARE LOCKE. associate The pubic cor
daily invited
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE PURITANs mREsBfTEEpniIAl.S,;l,' EnIl.,;,
l3Othst.. 5th-ave-Rev CHAKLES D. ~ and
7;45 D. m. Bible school at p. m. Young pe"pe , :
Meeting AZ o. m Wednesday evening deVotnal hee,-
. ING at < O'Clock. Strangers cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

cIIi3Pft2D 6E3Dr1hD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
mnnion 30 SeV psr; ar WRIGHT H9ly G9m
ness Amid Trials" Sunday-school D. m Prayer meet
Ing q p. m. All made welcome - 49,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

~ At rtouTEENTH. ST NEAR sTT-AvI.. METHOD
IsT DR.. JOHN A. J.. WILSON Communion o iD
all disciples Miss Jennie Marion Dre% so1ls,t nl
sermon supporting women. Miss Grace Mchen"'
solos
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH. corner
57th-st-Rev ABBOTT =. klTTREDGE - D., pastor, do
win nreach morning II. evening at = frayer met
ing Wednesday evening Union Bible class saturday
s.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

1Evox AVENUE UNION CHURCH. 1ioth-st, near
Ienox ave Rev JAMES NJ PHIlPuTT Pas,Sr ,Srrrmunion
m. Searching the Scriptures toiniiu
and reception Of members Female Creole Quartet VIII
sing Evening service. 7;i5. Cordial welcome
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

c,,,-pctt OF ZION AND ST. TIMOTHY. 57th-st. be,
,.nn sth and OH ayes services a m. II a. M ana
7so n m Preachers morning. the Rector evening" feV'
IOHS W. CHAPMAN. Of Alaska
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH. 5th,ave. ana
12,;th-st-Pastor w c. BITING breaches IL 2, IN.
''Regienation or Enthusiasm 1880 p. m Ihe DIVING
Forge II
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERs Mercer-s,r. near p p,',.
-To.morrow is Communion and Raying Day. rev
IosEPti MERLIN HODSON will preach at ii a. M hnn
10 p m All the free and ushers "eicohe
strangers at doors.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

M BEEN IN MAN HILL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
- on st-lustrated sermons by the rev
a. 20 |A the artist preacher and lecturer & az
IVov d. m ana 40 Young persons specially IN
xlted, Mr.. CHAMBERS Will lecture every evening dur
ing me week Saturday and Wednesday excepted AT >
cioch' come and bring family. Admission Tree
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

\ SERVICE PARTICIPATED IN by Monri and LII rdaia
tons X held every Sunday afternoon at JJD u!
the public is invited In the FIVE POINTS HCt 81 ~
INDUSTRY 1855 Worthst. Donations OF cothhg ana
shoes