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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-16
OTHER MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.


t,u0aIo Mav -Caitle-Receips last ~ hours, -"
head total for the week thus far, o2zo neat Vt M
Inn. last yee. $50 head consigned through fSo n'i"
"a YORK., head: only Few cdd l"ad on 'Fitr
market opened quiet market closed n'hihaiI u',
Receipts last - hours 5000 head. total Tor We
thus far - $50 head; FOR same tlinr lat WI; -
hsnI cam sgncd through $50 head, to New Ork -'"
h.sd on yale 900 head. market opened ull easy nj
ak, unchanged values. packers grades - .Ogf5 80 YORK
ora Il y5Gs5 2is: pigs and light Workers genely s9
~ ~ 2JHS5 30: roughs 50 25HSi CO. stays - "n>" o.
common stays % sheep and lambs lt"cepts last ).
Sor .re time last week - head: consigned through
s'O head to New-York. 100 head; only two cars ."
sale market opened steady; no fresh stock oItrr'u
,,ricas uncargcl. market closed steady and nomlnhhy
unchanged - ,.... r,ooa,,.s
90 head Market firm. Common 10 extra steers ~ '0u
so sockers and feeders. 81 I5US3 NJ cows ana hhs
81 C5ds3 40: calves S2nSI %. Hpgs-Receipts l4pp
head Market Iieavi. 81 oOus5 10; common 10
choice mixed sOat5 -; choice assorted - O'pS' 10
light 81 75qs5 o. pigs 81 JDUSi 30. Sheep-Recepts
600 head Market strong Inferior 10 cholce, ~ "@
81 30: lambs 81 JOuS6 30 90, -, r,.h,
ST Louis May l5-tattle-Hece!pts GIL head. LEh'
ami handy nati,c butchers In good request
mal.ei ruled active nuG ste dy. Native steer. ~ 5H
- H. COWS 81 -: Texas cattle. ~ 3'g~t w HOGS
CENTS 300 hend Mlrke, was Be 70 Joe lower. me
g,eoi@r portion to-day~ supply wer" Eod h'ss ara
,"- sr,n- tns Heavy 10Qs5 mixed. 81 I0p$5; light.
~ 75aS5. sheep-Receipts No head. Market uu''
fIlppod native 81 C5dsl -. lambs. Sass 20
Fast Liberty May IL. Cattle supply lght' mare
steady pine s. 4oasi Is good g. o5nSi 20 good but"h;
es 81 s5Tsa 20 rough s31s3 70 sool feeders y ~
es3 ca U,gs-Weceips Hight. best Philadelphia - dou
81 40 s. 30ds1 81. common 10 far 1orke
81 o)Gs5 - pig. 81 iOIsj H. sheep supply telt NJ
good 81 4oas3 ca. fair 81 oas' spring lambs % To"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-16
TIE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeV-fOrE May 10. lhoi
COTTON-Thc net Ioss for the day 495 points.
First trades made at decline OF $40 points on near
months AMI ga points late positions. This decline
was break In Liverpool futures on i-64H5did with
Of spots easier and sales Of only 5000 bales, lni-
ino1iaely after call the market moved point or
had been antlciua,e ed by the locals When II sas
ncl market fell or few points and then held fairly
during balance Of the session The extremes
On August W. re I OGn7 10 Total sales The day
that the C.ether splendid and that crop conditions
uniformly good New England spnrers still very
apathec and apparently Indifferent about buying
exceptions c this rule. but
altogether the spot market IS unsatisfactory. Everybody
looking Washington with ,the expectation OF some
hing definite In regard tariff the future.
sale OF cotton Tor export have been. current
but they lack confirmation. The feeling
i'm the cotton belt hcarish owing TIE fine weather.
Certain prominent bears have been trying 10 figure out
tho amount o holdings OF The summer positions by piom'-
cusion that holdings amount between $1,000
the faVOiite straddle in the market
ha4 leoa the purchases the distant positions against
seea Of this crop magnitude Of this Interest has
ttat considerable sold to-day lowest prices
for account splrners Receipts at New Orleans To-
morrow win light from 300 10 800 bales against
90 loles week $50 lest Receipts a. Bonn
ba Tor The half week ~ oO0 bales against "a 00O bales
core pondng week last Receipts AZ Memphis To-
dav we're rs bales against 81 bales last week u bales
last year shipments CAB bales St Louis receipts -
hale ayains, 2I6 bales last and
bales. Cincinnati receipts. 2+3O bales.
mains, iOS bales week. 40 bales last ous
49,, reccipt AIS bales against 49, bales last week. go
es we're generally unchanged. Galveston quiet, No sales
New Orleans unchanged sales. loo bales
savannah steady unchanged sales 40 bales Memphis.
Gc lower steady; sales S2j bales Other markets un
changed. g., . - -, lilo. ,,,. ,ho
rrav Ions night and last follow:
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

p,ltimor, May i5-r1our dull unchanged: ..ais. $50
INV ssi.a',ss.c Angus 5pa5Sc steamer ~ rcd
3l'g3Ihc ml'ns m.'hh ,2 S'Tn ,pT mixed spot SIC
bM Ma ~ Ga JuIy 'c as , a.S oa1. Nf rm 'GG
~ ,yh,.e Western 80 bid. NJ mixed d. i"p+ic'
,toc1 isiio bush rye dull. 10 37g'sc; ss,1c4k
g$lo cram I.t ,. Nm rteamery fancy, Is. ladlc
S Sml store "a -k~d 7aic Eggs irm. Io'saic
O,hcr articles unchnnged.
Ho'on o, nay .ic,dr hsts .uie' Provision. steady
Js,rn i7a,S. diaries i5aiGc cheese arm ana err
Lggs hrm lui QUO. EASTERN = 4'''''
,',,.,,, Nav - spring wrca, higher fair demand
c,slnr. \. h,rd. Gp.c - No,th"rn, &C. y; - ,od
harl o. { 60. 50 N.Tthern ~, -".~- ,, ssc'
bush ~ hari pa GO Loo laee , o. , q, ' do s-c
iiopp tlst d1. T. o''sr, 'my go, t,eh do
Bon tusr So northern. y ~ 1,'i,,.c WIN
49,. tn'h chog' 'pr'HS 'g', 5e ~ . AZ sc On
'r,c @; =, s.Sc IN store, r - Whit co.'s on
track corn opcned weah by closer IN ,enov ~ g.
xx' ,,, t"' No corn $3.50. Track prices ~
GLOW $50 's sct i Ne sa c'T 10 cars ~ yellow l1a
az car 10 ? yellow. 60 on track. sa!rs S''rr
a,r',.i ' oats scarce closing nrm. ~ white 900
a. on track rye dun. ? 52isc In store I!ogr GH
reak unchanged Mllfced quiet. weak Canal tre'sh'S
steady wheat, Dc corr" oa, ooenet a, 5GSc sold to
Ml.aHke' NAY ,sel a. So sellers cash and May
$3.50 sna 'i9'c cSn,s under and September = cent
os', 'T3 ,, Clos. ~ track No Northern. sc: No :
eS.Ps s No hard winter sc barley nomnaly 55c
Rv. !,
rampl-s steady ana IN ih' ur. ,cs,act-c. do
zoo. No :. AZ oats 10 W ~ - gen,nd AZ lower
35'tU33.c Market a.t'. on" ~ 80 Gosh nomlnally
prices No , - 80 o. % on Other seed unchanged
81 ~. S"p'"m", Nv f,r,.s,lc raf.nts per bb.
T' %, SI' IS 4oass % Mil steady and in ia de-
nm, ~, "
Minneapolis. May iwleai irce. %rS Nh. S' ny. st ,p
'o.t'y anJ 40 ar hioh N'' '" " III I'M market was
made ycai"iItf 49, '"'"N' hU'' ,t..n..s. ,iot sur.
up Win New lofk NIanW ".' ~ v,,k mice. might
R'ats that " Nov TX Nrf' H't -" "'-,N Ill,
better May oprn"i ~ co.. arh '.'s'n ~ 80
opened at oo'.c md j sod nj ,i.i n, ,aac
,i,,
There was - Try ro"l H.n' un we IN ,r.o, ,,os
pit was d"ss'~i mig, - % i,,1, q, GIi,qGitc and
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0neninr range and close to-ray and closing bids
revIo,is night and last year follow

Market closed dull at points net decline a. com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Tfans'erlple NJ
tees: Ma 100 Total seles IS 100 bales N'"- 1.n
spot sales to-day and last night: For consumption
bales: spot market dul mddng uplands. - nuahs
Gulf 10 which lice lower compared with sl"h1hy
cosa New-York l29s bales gross. 49, no
bales; saes, bales; spinners. go baes'
sac bales Total port receipts TODAY. f3l% psIes
.hus far this week IL 27S bales. Exports to-day rea
britain 1895 bales: France 40 bales; Continent so'
bales stock 5is 400 bales Liverpool cabes-spos cotton
easier Sales 5000 bales; speculation ana export wv
bales: American 900 bales receipts. oVp ba'S.
lean 1000 bales; ordinary. B-l0: good Ordinary 90
low middng 37s: middling. 4: good mddrng 80; nlu
ding fair T-G. Futures opened quiet NJ "-o'i u'Vnc
closed easy 4-64Q564d net decline January
ACES April May 3j3G354; MayJune 3a9ntoi June
354Q355: JulyAugust. :5cs: August, sel'enneT SS,s
october. 3JSs: October November Joss oNc
Der December $685. Decem6er-Jnnuary. 3"is'
COFFEE-The movement IN the local market was on an
improved though fluctuations were Kept wnn mar
row limits Trading chiefly for September deINey
and october Final Iavre sales were unchhhs,,
from Saturday and quotations for May stood M loi
francs June 9o.75: July. $3.50; August III; Srpctn
her 90 90 Rio market quiet: quotations nominal ~
changed quoted y 10, receipts for two days, @vp'
bags stock 10000 bags Santos market quiet ana n"l
inal receipts 1909 bags. stock o2Otp hArs Al Iia"
burg the opening quiet AMI the close dull AZ = 70
u pfennings decline. May closed ~ 80" pleh'nIso
June 81 Is: July. so 20: August. 1925: S"ptenTr -
Several vessels due from RIO ana santos -
ceIpts nj Rio Santos have been small 81 a'" u"
warehouse deliveries fair at this point ana Snh
Baltimore md NewOreans Contracts closed dui NJ .
points decline. Sales 1l.25O bags a. follows;
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STOCKS GO DOWNWARD.
LAST PRICES THE LOWEST.
MISSOURI PACIFIC FELL PER CENT-ALL
CLASSES OF SECURITIES AFFECTED.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MAY ID
SALES OF BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
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Oats: - o-.
i h%s ,,$' i ..sss IT, g.. 49,.
July ........3f d oo7sN "'f
do White:
June ........... 4't 'o,'
Receipts Of bfeadsturs interior points In ousanus
three cIphes 1000 omitted. Flour bbs gram p'sn
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston May l5.-Cotton quiet; m!ddng, CSC
low middng. 9-i6c COOL ordinary. exc; net and
gross receipts 32s bales; sales none; stock 2sSl7
bales.
Norfolk. May 15.-Cotton steady: middling
l5-lGc: low mddling Giec: good ordinary lS-lGc;
733 bales sales. 25i bales; stock, 22,G7S bales.
May Cott tom veal good mid.
good ordinary GAc; net receipts COS bales: gross
COZ bales exports coastwse lSSG bales; sales, 1000
bales; stock. ll5l2i bales
savannah. May l5.-cotton steady; mddling. csc;
gross receipts i5s2 bales; sales. ITO bales stock.
~ hai
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York MAY 49, 1904
EDEVES- Receipts. IL carr. sOi head-iS cars f,r
slaugtercTs direct. q for export alive.
for Wednesdays market No trading: feeling steady.
city dressed beef sides In request GsSc per
n. No later cable. news. Shipments to-day on The
America 100 cattle for ID. H. sherman. and $50 head
for NJ. Goldsmith the Jersey city. i45 cattle NJ
Goldsmiih. and 400 quarters for NJ Morris Tomorrow
the Majestic takes out 1000 for Eastmans
PAM. the Paris. SOS quarters ID. sherman.
Oc0 quarters for Eastnhns Company. The Olympia for
GLASGOW took out IA cattle for Lehman Brothers,
I4i for SchwarzschIld G. suzberger.
CAL'ES-Receipis. 1j7 head. Of which i2i a. sviish-
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The business in State bonds was hnli'e a,.ss
small and insignificant sales or Aaodiha a.
\. at 100. South Carolina lrsts trust reVelpS "A
ll2. and Virginia funded debt % per cents q" '"
There were no sales OF city bank stocks ,.
The general bond market was even more ~
than X was yesterday. and reported trahsa.s ri
amounted only To $4,000 AT par value: Az,
son general As were y per cent OF al IS, :,
A seconds under some pressure feh per ce smr,,
30&. or the Northern Pacific issues o.,ass,i
rsts fell lis per cent 10 lOSls ana cohsoI % ri
Z per cent lower 27is. Missouri hahss a,,srsi
Texas frsts opened rather weak but rscy ~ Al
their early loss at S2A seconds gaineu "A
4ils, and Eastern firsts declined y per oeD Ian
So Philadelphia and Reading issues were usIch
in TO an extent to permit Quotations a,,,.
showed declines Of about y per cent on On IA ~
age. A few issues recorded advances a d.
these the most prominent were Rock lsls" u-sst
sues, which closed - per cent higher anu "a
Shore As. which seemed 10 be in denlanu pss.
further advance of u per cent 10 lVft ..ss
erence is made to our full report OF pohu rsyous
Money In abundant supply AT al
rates. ranging from / per cent for call
per cent for time loans. ,,,ors:
The Clearing House statement was a.
Exchanges $S7901 AIS; balances NO4i ~ RIM
The Sub Treasury was debtor 10 the Nr OK
House $9l2.603. Its net loss on balance wa, les
lis. made up by a loss OF 1910 f97 In curen..,ons
a gain Of 1896. 1882 in coin. The days opessss.
included Receipts. s3ljl.525; payments Tls1
$40: resulting In a general balance OF 81 .sl cur
cOHslstiHB OF SSo,fffioS NoiH
rency ,x.on re-
The United States Treasury at Wasnins,us for
ceived to-day $4n.5SS National bank "'''
redemption. -. ,r,srnsl
The customs receipts were Sl6l,555. tne.nsrsous
revenue receipts s262, lS2 and the miscsi'''
receipts s3S065. -..,rsnt Of
To-day's Washington Treasury s,a'esannares
cash ON hand and deposits in bank conpssnt
with the Iigures OF the last previous statei'''
as follows:
NAV H. May Is 1853
Net gold hand ss33Gl 40 sssS'ooi' ' "a
Me- legal-ten iers an -oc 90 nee 49,
hand. 24.20SS - .o 10y, ,ay Irc sS""
Net silver on hand l,9vO 1Ib i-'f'oD' 49, ---
Actual cash In the
Treasury vaults LAM
over outstanding -. - ..o- ga an Dec sFoosss
certificates Sl2D,oo.Oib 81. o. IA nee ~
Deposits In bank. 1l,JiO,69{ ll'''hf"' - "A.
Ne, cash balance sIa7. 500 ss7 si37O41oso Dec
r,. ,,ra,or exchanges were dull but stea n.
Inc t ,hs nart Of the day TowarS
close rates were firm and the denian n,,s Of gold
lance was 80 large that engageed,'noo and this
for export tomorrow were si'ooV'yp departure
amount may be increased before tns are QUO.
of the outgoing steamships. FoilowihhS1, ,s "a SH
tations for actual business: Bankers III sterling
as4 S7h and "a ssh for long ana S md 615 les:
resnectiyely: French francs. oloS .,dsrs or"
i-i6: reichsmarks. 95S and s5Hs; s''''"'
and 40 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-16

10 cans Of condensed milk md - Of cream New
Jersey Central 25 milk and IS cans Of cream and
miscellaneous short 1Gt5 OF milk and 10
of cream. The total daily supply has been 2lool
OF cream The average price paid for the surplus the
platforms has been 81 II u OF 40 quarts. The MIX
Exchange price ~ 81 II or cents quart ret 70
he shlpper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
ppoox1yx HAD A DRY" SUNDAY.

,o,,c1, Drxy THAT SPECIAL ORDERS WERE
GIVEN FOR THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
Tho Sunday closing clause of the Excise law was
more vigorously observed In bro'h''" 10
49, before for some time. What the reason was
s .. cotton Of the Nquor-dealers was not dis
,.od hut they had evidently taken the alarm from
49,. oneral cause 1t could be learned that
it,, authorities had sent out any intimation 70
,,oan doors doubly fastened. as has been done on
oroa nrevious occasions The police oihclaIs ne-
Mod tina, any special notice to comply with inc
law had been given
There has been much discussion OF excise resu-
,atons Of late and it is proposed to double me Zee
for louor licenses The Mayor desires the chahge
~ 90 into effect on January l. but 1t is UNDERSTOOD
that the majority OF the Excise ComInisslone's
do not desire the fee TO be doubled unill licenses
granted AT the old expire, or at Least unul
Sav when the most Of them expire. There mas
been q bill drawn up providing that liquor sHois
may be open after p m on ouliT , in ne larger
proposed TO submit the question u 'O'o " '''O ''
The new Law Enforcement Society. to secure the
execution OF all laws on the statute oGokS "as IN
terest Will be held Wednesday evening IN N lne
Hanson place Baptist Church. Colonel a, > Bacon
will preside and the following topics VIII De Gis
Law Enforcement Society in brooklyn the ,r re-
Theodore l.. Cuyer: What About reaching lem
what About Gamblers" George F. Elliott: What
About Saloon-keepers?" W. c. Beecher Views OF
Lawlessness in BROOKLYN. illustrated WIN s I
ticon, T. D Quincy Tuiiy and "ha' Is our Du''
There we're four arrests made YESTERDAY by the
police ali in the neighborhood of the city Hall ior
Violation OF the Excise laws The men arrested
were Patrick Beatty, proprietor OF NO. ~ FUTON ION
St: John F. Miller. bartender AT rui nSh an1
No ~ Fulton,st, and p. F. Gundcr OF No. "A
Afyrtleave
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HOME NEVIS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Justice DIVERS case before General Term. Court
Of Common Pleas 1890 a. m.
Reppcnhagcn's case before Grand Jury
James c. Blaine Club dinner TO Job T.. Hedges.
No ~ West Tweniy-eighth-st.. 80 p. m.
REORGANIZATION Loyal club No 1880 1hird-ave..
p. m.
Laying cornerstone OF 9Th Regiment Aimory.
Fourteenth-st. and Sixth-ave. $50 a. m.
Semi-annual meeting state division Whcelmcn.
Grand Union Hotel
Manufacturers Association OF Kings and Queens
Counties meeting No. 3ij Clinton-ave. Proolslyn 3
=. m.
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. BROOKLYN
p. IN.
Union University Alumni annual dinner. Hotel
Waldorf.
St Benedict's Home Fair Lenox Iyceum.
Republican Club meeting No. 40 Fifth-ave. even
ing
The Rev DR.. Stryker on China and Chinese"
Thlrty-fourth Street Reformed Church. p m
Organ recital. South Church MDlison-avc. and
Thirty -elghth-st p. m
German Coachmens meeting. No. 70 East Fourth
ST. p.
Free organ recital. First Presbyterian Church.
Fifth-ave and Twelfth-st, p. IN.
Columbia sophomore entertainment. Berkeley Iy-
ceum p m.
Free orchestra class. New-York College OF Music.
afternoon.
XXIXth Assembly District Council. Vigilance
League Congregat ional Church. One-hundred-a and
twenty-fourth-st and Wills ave. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
NETWORK CITY.

The James G. Blaine Social Republican Club OF
the XIth Assembly District will give dinner this
evening at the clubs rooms. no. a West Twenty
eghth-st.. at 80 o'clock
The Alumni Association Of st. Johns College will
Thursday evening.
Among the passengers arriving here yesterday
the Cunard steamer J'mbria from Liverpool we're
Edmund Barnard +. +. S. Kelsey. Travers Lewis
DR. H. Clifton Mabley. the Rev. IL. c. Wilson and
G. Il. Potter.
The funeral Of Henry Elias. the wealthy brewer.
who died from the effects OF sclfinflicted wound
on Wednesday morning. took place Saturday Tho
place Of burial anything else In connection "ith
the funeral could not be learned at the Elias house.
40. 4i East Fifty seventh-str yesterday.
Frank J. Fancrib. fifteen years OF age OF NO
. ,63 Eighth-aye fell from his horse at One-hun-
dred twenty hrd-s and St Nichoas-ave. yes
terday He received n slight scalp wound and was
attended by an ambulance surgeon. and taken
home.
OF the Strangers yesterday morning to hear the
Rev. Arthur r. Plerson. late OF Surgeons Taber-
nace, London. preach.
At o'clock last evening a ripple OF excitement
was created In ST. Brigd's Catholic Church by a
Young man who suddenly seized with an
epileptic fit and had to be removed He was John
Higgins twenty-onc years old OF NO. "a Avenue Is.
lie was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The Phoenix Republican Club OF the XXlNth
| Assembly District will hold It's first social enter
| tanment and reception I'm its clubrooms. NO "a
East Eighty -eighth-st. this evening at O'CLOCK
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DISCOVERED BY A DOG.

A MAN FOUND IN a CHURCH HIDES A JIMMY
UNDER MAT.
Richard Daily alias Thomas Kennedy. nineteen
wears old will be arraigned to-day in the Lee
Avenue Police Court on a charge of attempted bur
glary The prisoner is In Raymond-st. JAIL
where he was committed yesterday by Justice
Goetting on a technical charge OF vagrancy. Daily
was arrested late Saturday night by Policemen
Trapani and Trainer, OF the Fifth Precinct AT the
nsrochIal residence Of the Rev. Father George
Kaupert Of the Church Of the Annnnciation, North
Fifth and Havemeyer SITS. He had been found ND
ING in the choir loft Of the church By dog which had
entered the building with the servants. VINO had
neen sent by the priest 10 turn OF the nghls
The animal at once began To- bark ana snap az 'le
man and while the dog continued his attack on
Dsilv the servants ran 20 the pdrochial residence
and informed Father Kaupert When the latter
entered the front door OF the church ne found Daly
naar the door Having from the lOft intehdlhs
81 ascane when the priest entered. Father kdupei l.
:, 80 saio was armed with revolver. when ne
,',in,od AZ the Intruder and forced MIN 10 pass
through the church into the yard ana theh mo He
Li,chan Of tho parOchial residence Where ne was
Tnnt a prisoner until the policemen arrived. IN
~ nr'sdner's possession found knife such as
inc prad FOR opening oysters. while an examination
OF the choir loft revealed a jimmy WIN" nv nav
M, donied that he had any intention or bur
,r ond said he had gone 10 the cnurch ior
s' ,;s.ssion and fallen asleep He could not explain
toa,eyer how ne got into the choir loft .
DAILY. who is a printer. lives with MS mo'her a'
No GO Lorimer-st
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handsome exterior and interior OF the structure we're
much admired. Although only the chapel and sun
hall are finished the building n to stand
Alongside of 1t will rank among the finest IN the
country The morning services were yes
who preached an eloquent sermon In the afternoon
Dr. r. r. Meredith preached; and IN the evening ing
Tho sermon was by Or. Charles H. Payne. OF the
Methodist Educational Society The Programme con,
tajned short sketches Of the Rev. Philp EmDury
and his colaborer Mrs. Barbara Heck. who estab-
shed the first Methodist Church In TINS county IN IN
first church in John-st. New-York. was USED a.
Yesterdays services. IT, =, ,.,,,,od
Ali this week The Rev. DIR. John r. wright OF
Washington. will preach this evening Io-Inorrow 'S
evening all the former pastors OF the cnurcn nave
been invited to be present. The Rev. A.. r; UndeI-
HILL OF the Episcopal Church of the Good ohepneTu
will preach on Wednesday evening. There Will De
Epworth League services on Thursday evening; On
Friday night DR.. r. Mason North. OF New lork
will preach Next Sunday Bishop Andrews: OF New
York will dedicate the edfce and Dr. George T.
Reed will preach in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-17
Max O'RELL'S LECTURE.

Max O'Rel the witty French writer ana lecturer
,,,s.rod his lecture entitled 1.-THE Happiest Nation
on Earth; or the Gospel Of Cheerfune's' III 'he
I,rook,vn Park Theatre last evening In the lecture
- eve some of his clever characterlzatlohs Oh
Americans. Englishmen and Frenchmen. lie as
serted that the ast-named were the happiest people
IN the world In France women were the partners
~ their husbands, in England they were INFERIOR
"a 9, America superior. The lecturer compared
servants in France and England. ami added
will not say anything about American servan,s, io o
shay Ia We always Impressed me as II they were r.
Smced dichesses In France he said there wa no
Coming woman no woman. Inc women WI.
con,an as they were, for they ruled their huspahus
hut nobody knew H. The new women wa a. Wh nH
nnv 10 rule but TO have every one know IT. w mr.
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