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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
A 1ycwsy FOR TIE GARDEN THEATRE.

Mayor Grant granted q license Yesterday to the
Madison SQUIRE Garden Theatre. For some reason.
although I'll To arrangements had been made Tor open
Ing The theo<rt last evening" the business Of obtaining
the ueenSe vns left almost TO the lat moment.
r. Henry Frrreh. manager. and Edmund c. stanton.
one OF the boar Of director. Of The Madison square
Garden Theatre went 10 the Mayors Office yesterday
and asked for tic license Offering the legal sum OF
800 for Il. Fir Commissioner Robbins and Snperin'
tendent Brady, Of the Buildings bureau were on ha"d
To oppose the granting Of the license on the ground
that the law he'd bot been complied with In the con
structon ~ the ,latre They asserted that support,
Of tho prosceuum ,rch we're not Of frepTI material
for the proper distance above and below the stage
a long dispute followed between the theatre
men sad tho ohkIals Of the Fire Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
THE yTAvUING KfEJN OI' ESTION STILL OPEN

Tie mana+,.i~ Of the broadway ThcLtrs' are not
quite happy yet over tho question OF ,cllin: s'anlns
room. The counsel for the Frr department.. on bling
asked for an opinion. recalled a decision made come
year, ago in regard To ~" FIN Avenue Theatre. which
waS to the effect that the nariuw slac" l"h'nd tbs as
must be regarded pa>>agcwa,. lie advised the
managers u consult the superintendent Of buildings
I'm regard Ia the Of CORDS to i1"k o: spare for
Standing rD0ni and til there is tim" 10 follow this
suvyc.t ION enough tickets will IN sold Ia form one
r,W Of people behind the seats. according 10 INC PER
mi. sion originally given. Mr.. Sanger >ay, that he III
tends 10 follow implicitly the directions OF the Fire
Inpartnent, whatever they NAV be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Tacoma. Wash. s"pt. 1.-THE Republican state
Convention which met IN this ciiy nominated John H.
Wilson for Congress, By aCcauIatJn.
The platform Adopted ini"r.c> thc Eaiohal ADMIN
.tration aud congra'nla"s III" IL pnbl'an patty on tI
pa ,nr of the silver and Disability Pension bills and
t,. progress made the Taril bill; approves rec
,pl,,,iiv III far viii extend pro"'ton and find
!, market for home products asks for appropriations
for coat ,!'f.n.e- and lncation Of Navy Yard ON
ruer, >ound forfeiture Of un'arcd land grants; OPP
poe, trusts aud pauis,r Immigration. aud avor> th''
election ot United states senators direct vote 81 Tia,
Iu.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
EWTLATING THE FTLL WOON.
rlASriN.; AID rIvDH ~ CHS \Itw AND TIE
il.OWtEN KINGDOM.

u
\ anNhsiv had said 10 ANYBODY "'>" E-i nch' nat
II Al. tie l3;h of AU-n>t Tie "aIvl"riN else
world la, lh,y marked ;hr iirt srl,"r thai h
vi. Iuuth'r" 1871 Il really va III" 10TH cas- "t
August ln Chra and run-"Tiucniiv IN Mott, 81. AZ
ci,.ing 10 liz. Chinese idea the harvest s''s
hey fiilnc.. AT this dat. oftntiinc' She dos not.
bat hat DOESN'T bother tho hcc,cr "a tOnficiu> IN
~" lrl, Size ought ~. AID that j. enough f'r him.
TIA, Moon F,;.t. or the festival Of lEch BlnE. j. =
hn,I, and rv"ry thiharnau pI'',c'ds to rnult" the
example Of the moon by gtrg Just ~ full A. ms can
too Int dos thi> Ia h!> own rccnlav way. lie
ri- roast pis cake. ."s' II mUtt"n pie. highly
md, pat" Of y i":n.rpn >"ri- Sid lN hav">
,:,. ,,vrd In hoIts honey Af"rvayi. II hD hat anr
,,un lot h,. w,>.> y al t.uau with No NJ iDha -
IA: ka Pen. sam Sucv and othrr Chimes" l'lurrr'
II i p, >ncd that after this lr goes I" I'D or i
cot, ,,r,l"ly removed by his f"IcnGS teTally IN"
t,.tug du"- not hrgln until I'll, moon rises Int II II
l,pri, that ni> obscure the moon why the Celestial
,n, It /, ohiilnS China and goes Oh with l> feast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
N.fRRIEU IUR mar 4 GFNTTHI
Mr. AND MIS- WILLIAM M"SrLy HALL q IL.
Er:ATE TlIiiH G'n,DiN W Db ~.


EIArE THiii. G'n.DiN w Dl,,>'..
Mr.. AID Mr,. Wi'uam N,lc, II,ll ,"l" r,'rl Their
golden w".dn.: .;lcl" home" ~. $50 ~ Ihiir
ilnrI-,.. n>i uu.H Nj. Hail J., >"oiN .,sI ,r,,>
old and Ma married :nv v'rr- a. t" - w. Has
d'I. ~ the Ir-t tr.lycr.ah: Cher h. 300 IInrf"ri
Conn. NJ. Hal, W. born Ia Ilrhr"n coma. and IN
cai'sr h.. b'h v,'i Il and ry ny, -" VA i"I,
ulr> he IT,, been hr"u 81. mi" !, T. .a "r hn
relations with n"irly al 'hr riDrll:l".t tnrliIr> Of
ihr lat half century. H"n'v ny. li..at" t,r" l"v
the elder rilac't. Tuii"w Weed. Ma">hi - IL" rits
.id hIidr'-!, II nrr. r:oL.iH'ht ;,iIni- Wallis 4
lfr he Lnrv ultimately. AID IAN tel HE boar
Interesting -:Drc, III them.
vt on. tinc Ir. Iia! WIS ats cdt"" ~ The N"N
UrlrIl, CorIu"'cal Iu!l'tn" Ia =. wien h" va,
htIus III thcarn ard war rrpr""nia'" OF In" oi
.i"ar'"ts running between that crv AMI luGalJ. hr
ur:aiz.si the RIVER and Ilarbnr C"ny"tinn which az
ttrt mad" ,iir In the country ana ford CON
Ia gram appropriations for III" Improvement OF
~" Western lake harL"r> and rivers Newt M"nda'.
after t! lapse 81 all t'"c years. blll T. e. come mp
~ the Chicago CITY foiIcl nI"yid u; t'r fm"nt T.
,ir Hall 81 th' 500 cIrr;i,-S ih';.iiri IA loi7 IN
Lchllf Of The civ.
Mr. Hal of III" promoter, and fnrn bel tho
~ me-, ft that company wI'h in ~ pi".o-ci T."
t,l,li>h a ItI Iodt" from tir tine ( ">i b;
N.y 81 ~" l.thmn, Of f'iunii""'. Tor IN" last
tnrnti ears lr ha' not be ~ 'ns.'." III bi -i''-N ana
Conn. lat night II" arI lis wife. lifting Uno"r 80
arch 81 hover, in their i'rISnn; l"u" III N'-t IhIf'
ihiil -. received tn CONGRATULATIONS :" n+hN Emior
Settler Of 'htm Inoi"i - II II we're poshl that nall
c,..inry md pa-.'d .inrc thea II. mag. Among
She tc gram Ui :Iatnlaipn r'ciI"i was one iIoin
Mayor trrgicr. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
NAMED FOR TIE ASSEMBLY.

Delhi ~ u. sept. ELL Davie OF Delhi. was nom
ina.d for member Of the Assembly by the Democratic
convention In Delaware County yesterday.
tt!ca, y. u. sept. 21.-tornelius Haley was nomi-
mated for member OF assembly bv the I,t Assembly
District Convention he'd by Democrats here 10 day.
Mr. Hale, was al>p dominated by the Trades Assembly
I convention two weeks acO.
Bath y. y. sept. 31.-trottan II. BruntaG was non'
mated for the Assembly by the Republicans in the 1t
Ui init II Sl.uhcn county.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
TO OFFSET GIBBS'S TRICKERY.
PROCURING Evidence OF FRAUD AT FRIDAY
NIGHTS PRIMARY.

NIGHTS PRIMARY.
The Republicans Of the XIIIth Assembly District 90
not intend submit quietly to the RESULT OF the pri-
mary election in that district. Wa, declared on
Friday night when the Gibbs tirket won by u large
majority Active work is being done BY those who
supported the antitibbs ticket In pr curing evidence
tending to show that fraud was openly pFHcfi>ed ana
that repeating common thing. The a''d''vS Ok
wcllknown Republicans being takch and these
with other evidence will be presented to the County
Committee Oh Thursday night This may delay for
day the naming Of candidates by the Republican county
Convention. Both the factions will send their dele
gate, t. the convention, and 1t will require the in
vcstigaton Of the Committee Contested Seats TO-
gether with the vote Of the convention. TO determine
who are entitled to admission aS delegates
Charges are broadly made that Tammany Eeeiers
were called in by the Gibbs men, and that men we're
allowed to vote more times Than the law permits one
Republican said yesterday that he saw any amount of
repeating by Tnmmnuy Democrats. who wer'; brought
into the primary By Gibbs and his friends. Oi course
Gibbs jublai7 yesterday. and his friend, declared
tha. Friday nights work wns complete vind!caton
Of him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
LITELT TENNIS ~ Harlem.
CtINTf ~, BETWEEN MtMEIh:S OF THE rFldi
AND LEMON AvENrE CLUBS

AND LEMON AvE.NrE CLUBS
TIE Fifth Az ard L"IpX Avenue LAVE Tennis
cIl, met IN friendly combat Yesterday aft"!n' Oh IL
the grounds Of In" latter 'luL u: ono hurried and
t,:citv tnlrd>t. and II. Nicholas De- pie The
lowering diy and tie small >pinhi:H:S OF RAM par
t.,au- 81 both club mustered III good humber, and
,h:.r,d their champions
fl In" rr:"s aid dyui">' Mis- Mary q. NI.it and
Ms late &. Mll'n fought FIR -" IIit'i .t"curr
C,n. a'ai",, Nj. Io!,or aud Miss Lislc GWd',ild
fn Tn" Lemon club. The f.it game went Ia the
M,-c> Mil!"ji. with score Of 90. but Lcnpt tied
the IT, III" second &C.. with record Of :I'i
The FIFTH Avenue PLAYERS did energetic and ,kilful
vnla M ia" dc'iGihg +rt. and Won with score Of
6--I.
In the male cOuc,:: the L"nOx players proved
themselves better n.rn than the Iiiih tvcnur h;''rs
l., the doubles IA" LcTUA cltb Was represented b>
j. L. Thompson aud u. Thnrl".r and Eftb avenue b,
j. l.. Jacob, and \. r. isnnlcll jacob, played ! fir
but the victory went tn INION. the being
90. G-l Ia TIE Singles. I. J. >tOt repre- cn'.h
Len"X against 7 DcLc>0i.". If The Enh Av"nm" cu,
There WAS excellent serving and vOlcvng, Int the
Young Fifth Avenuc man had no chance With his
older competitor. II w'a put Ky game. however,
Tie result being S:Oit. Co. g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
rur cgRrSrIAy LEAGCE's yEYr NEErIyG

woman's meeting OF the Christian League wa held
., d,y afternoon At the home OF Mrs r. r. "r1nn-,
w. -, pa, TX nj Sd IN.
, -, in tL. work Of tn lrngur pes, ht. Nj.
a., anus prcsidd At tn first public n"":ihg Of tn"
,yu. which vas held last May. Commuters were
.,unnt.d These mace thir rrlo.t' stcidav. Tn"
,,t u,bItc NESTING VI the league van bc held on tho
,,,ns M Ort,bcr 81 when Elb idg r. terry will DE-.
II,or sddrsss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

DIED..

DlEU.
s' a'''%
| third day, the Both inst. ut II o'clock
~ e. 49, S%;a"s
sT nsSss % 81; y! ''';s'f 3'' Sanford
ss:l.s: g. ND No. i; Fast 4s'h'ss' o" sunday
The funeral VII, place the morning Of the goth
cl ,' L. 6 81 ,'' papers please copy.
Q" Tnf; Ida , , 49, 1890
?ss Fl. ' ,i "a ":: 81 sssa IT, n'oYSa III"
Intrrnent a: convenience of faHily 49,.
PIN sla 5 ian, ~" me1t%s and aay , ,a,...'
'' c%aPsA '' ON Tuesday =. .. !, oSocs
Duryce Veterans Of the t "gmsnn g. g. s. n f
I NS,a m bSy to e. r. T 'cr om q she
'g@'" 4, = "T hA r. r"f nd 81 atA ''''
w or" o..s TO invite friends o. F. 1aS SH"o'
G. ii. C0vFLL Acjutant Colonel.
r ia p;sc r At s 9Th ,s.'frs.
aaau t 39,A y"a ,n Of nd a e, attend the funeral
-@'y',., at s""G'S. september IS.
; y sg b. b la' :"' f H K the sS
rn in"rra .'yi'c~ will be hold at 8. Luk"'' Episcopal
n"cn , MsI Yof S VIA so AHA r. r. 70 M and
i / i" NJ '..'' '"' v" " "
xnirS-on Friday September %. John D. N"rrs. in tho
s.o my.i: II va =, a.,. ISd sS
funeral ~rivl'o. lat. residence %'i Grand-ave, at
| y. M
PATTON on Thursday evening Sept ab"r %. 1850 WILL
lam Iaon -. .. a.. ,o..
Fnn"rai -'ur,- :; b> la'" rc-d.nc" ~ - We~' lah
st. On Monday september - at 10 O'Clock a. M
Kv,siIL- suddenly at Sarana" LAX" y. " Thursday
september - Robert ". ks-cll IN t'' -'th year OF
Ri,tlg.> t;lnd- respectfully Invited ~ attsna
rre.@rI " i,roos," Monday. sept mSri 20, at
| RrrHEEF; rD-A Tranquility ". j. on the 10Th Sep
Rsia,i,s ard r"i- rvitd attend tho funeral On
Monday 1T mt; =: 4 i'anq' ,,, from chr.,ophe,
ferry. VIA. D., L. ". r. r. at liza 'k'ttst"~h sssr
ton.
suELToN-Goore Wellington a. hi. resid"n.o Blrmns:
| rmrrrai Monday September %. at p. IN.
Valley y. Y. Sept"nltf- ~. May,
Old, t dsuch~r VIA. Is. and Ksharn" r. sinond-. OF
| Motto" ~ funeral h"ita;t"f
sTADLEE on FRIDAY >',t.mb'r 60 at shot Illness.
in,Inn l. -on u haA anl M,thla >t'il'r In tn" 3ici
| NJ his -. 80 nm 49,.
Fm"itl Sunday HOiin". lt'nr 70 ~ o'o' ''"A'
| RON So - Wrst 34th.st
| TvFI.uIi:-un SATURDAY. september % after shoe
in,-e OF ,.ritoniti, Mary f.'is dargt"r Of Ia,id
GaTyni.r Of y. h. rhi'ip T.. Thona-. Of B'tmore.
Iriat,.s and ii..nd, ,""i;.! invited T., Attend ~
f" ,n, al ;"n' o" It %%Ss GSrh. Msi.
| i.on.a," and iith. y.
| Iht.rurrit ut Wont arn. 1900.
London. Ha-"os Iait'raor" na!"'' ii' n" copy
VAN WINKLI'-l.l"pca Van I>7nki'. widow OF the laA
! John l.. Van Wmhl" In lri 20 YEA =, ,.. x,.,
Iun'rd - M.nday 10Th Inst a. 80 ron n.' a'e r's'-
| d.ncr IIruadNal. roiu' tiIa'.-'.. Pit'F-"i y D
wl>TiIvELr-,n iIdaf: >'"' ,,"t y" charlotte foh"'
| tiin. VIE Of f. I.r kim W"-;".N:lt ~ ,,,
sari. s. j.. oa Monaay. at Ii 30 a. ".
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
the OPENING OF HERRxAHy'S THEATRE.

After many ,exatous delays and d'aIp"nfm"hts IL
announced that Hcrrnann's THAR In Brosd way
..r Twenty .nnth.st.. will positively next saturday
.vcuinc The house ha, been completely Transformed
since IN. tine when 1. known A. Dorkstaders and
will b. found greatly improved aud hesutd Wen
rnnwo ty this time that the opening Attraction viii be
.su,.ttA" d rformed By the Minnie Pan"i Comic Opera
ro.n,ny M,.s Palmer assuming tat tile part The
nnnapy c6tains many people who are already favoraby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

TN. :: 900 D. ~ inat trip from New York. Pier <
y . and connecting train from sandy Hook t. h'iIt
Pleasant will be discontinued on and after r'icSda!
september 30
The train from Point Pleasant to Sandy HOOK leaV
,pc Point Pleasant at rs a. M, Long Branch ut :O
a M. and connecting boat from sandy Hook To New
Work, arriving at New York at 80 a. M. VIII DC dis
continued on and after Wednesday. October l.
Other changes will be made On October q. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

burger Police Justice KIlbreth NJ T. Sharkey william r.
Conrsn Thomas H. Smith, Wells, Arthur Berry,
John Wesley Smith, IA. N. jordan Major George W. Nc
Lean John F. Finn John T.. Kirby and c. NJ. Smith
The general sentiment Of the orssaizaton Is inter
prccd by thc harmonious action Of last evening" favors
union OF all the political elements against Tsnmany Ian
on municipal nominations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
DEATH OF Az Er.DEpCTY SHERIFF.

BERNARD J. ORcily. thrty.nins years DID, Of No. -.
Ens: S,y.ntenthst stepped on ciosto~n In front
n No Iol Ea.. Scycntcnthst yc'tefday and wak me-
tawa,d the Sidewalk when he fell. Before an ambulance,
M,iyed he was dud. Deputy Coroner DOnlIn held tn.
autopsy and learned that death wa du" to congestion
the Train. O,cilly formerly . weliknOwn m-mb.r
of tn" old LIVING Hall Democracy u" had been MI
cxcis. inspector ard WAN q deputy sheriff under Shern
UnNidsni.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
NOMINATIONS IN AND ABOUT THE CIT

As>fuhly-ls. District Queens county Howell b
Goodal. (roJ I'D District. Julius r. Phelps tProJ Ed
ward r. Pagan U;l"a-nn D'nII
School Con. M. -r,rrS- ou'r> comfy, Slas W. Ark-
beftson tI'ro.b and JOHN LAX" pro
Trca,urcr-Cnrrns Comfy John r. Illis tPro)
Superintendent OF tn" Poor Queen, County, Nobrt
Taran, (ProJ
Cctoner,- Orcons County Brr.rarn Blackwell tPro.' ;,
Fred >. Cunningham (Pro.J. j. r. TOy Uro.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
PROMINENT ARRIy AIS At THE HOTLTS.

Al.UEM AiiLl JUDI" \. -. Aldi-. "t Washington
HlllV uO.tr ,,,n"ral Appr,l-"r ''"'H" Ir'h"r. "i
- 1u,.ur, p,.,,ltu.,ut Bltl NSWItK ->'N a'!"r ii
A. ,,mc, -, the brazilian LEGATION VI Washington
~ ,uIt \u,N- Alfred IT, ,,ldL E'l-iAIi Minister AZ
w,-hiu ,ou ,,Il>>I.I ~ toL.r'-,;iaa Al"rt =.
vu,,. If K,utuc., NJ RiiAl NIL Willard I!>kr.
,,f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
r,o.txu PRICE, OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS

Tho winter schedule Of trains on the Long Island
poi,.n,d which takes effect Thursday. October = Is
nm ill., raon Il the wonderful progress that section
has bc.n making In the last few years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
THE PRESIDENT AGATN rs THE WHITE HOrSE

WaShlpg ton. sept. .'.-T'!c President ana famiS'
who have been the guests II Potastcrt General and
Mrs W,uam ,kcr since their return from CreIson.
ucnn rrtlrn,t to IN" White House th.S afternoon.
rl, repair, have hS'n pct'i and the building II
rctpr;cd TO Ice ~ excellent sanitary cOndi'iol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
DAVID A. WELLS Not An AspIEANr.

Norwich. sept. 27.-David \. Wells. VI this city,
said Yesterday that his he lth viii not permit him to
accept the Democratic nomination to Congress from
this district Mr.. Well, Id, not lcen strong for five
wears, and while he is an invalid. his New York
phy ,caiiS forbade him TO enter into political canvass
In his behalf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

iOt' WILL NOT MISS YOUR GLIB.
Gentlemen accustomed to the comforts Of club lie
will find In the cafe OF the Ncw-i0ra Central's
southwestern Limited all the convenience, OF the most
perfectly appointed clubrOOms. Daily from GRANT
fentrsi Sta Ion ut 10 20 q. m, for Cincinnati. In
diHnapolls and 81. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

EE,T EVENING TRAIN FOR ST. LOFTS.
Try the Fest ri. Lou. Express. rIvins t'rahd Cen
trai station via the New York Central daily at ol5
n M. uAivlng In Cincinnati d ID a. M. ST. Louis
: IS D. ~. waIncr buffet sleeping c.is. Dining car
serving breakfs,t 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

When IT. search Of business chances. examine the
short Advertisements IN inc Tribune Io'oaS you WI"
dnd them oA tile eighth and ninth pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
NIL RI ID

MUIRHEID-RACEY-On Thursday afternoon. September
%, by the Rev. IT, II. Houghton, d. d., B. c. Muirnsie
to Miss Hetty 4. Racey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

CENTRAL CHURCH thar mar i"h'-ti,rr'a IN
lac ,ha pastor. Rev C. =. .IAHRoWtE d. d. al ~ "a
Nv NJ s and IS D. NJ Snada, school. 30 p M; Young
.. No. :,,u m,tInt D. M Al cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

CHRIST CHURCH. on Rori"vsrd and 'lst.st- Dvins
service at II a. and p. m Inc fe''oi' Dr' d -
SlllPMAN, vii! 0ihciat'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

Heads Of families engaging servants for til" town
season will find the short advertisements on t,.
eighth and ninth pages AN invalulblc servants dl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

DO Won want real "-tat" s"rvau'~. hriri ~ r"nIs
Then cN,'fi" the fl an ';i~"inri'- o." c,-,ili
and ninth pages 81 ~" Tribune today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
frliu,ous Notices.

ALL AN,;tIS' EPISCOPAL tutRt'I. W. i inh.
ave. md II Tho church VIII lie Suns"THu ~
IL shop POI1t K oa Mosdat sept ~ al ~ H. H. H'S"oN
At BTEXMAE Hill. METHODIST EPISCOPAt
Cli' ilCIi JUils near 2daNr.- lhr Pastor. Key JOIN
PARKER VII rrach sabbath 10 81 and ~. Hos'
& D., tn Sewn thuTrhes. ScaSA
IN f,r IN"nnr The Truth That Should CoaQ'tS
You - followed by PRAYER n'"fina.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28
Gueeial Notltes

Cold. Wind, snow md Dust ">.!1d'i by n,,hS h'e
lurh " an, Strip, "a GpV- lrd Windows. lbi fuitoA
I"i.Ilur" call, NI~-aV 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. ccrnr OF 3ith.st ans
PARK. ave. -serNi"r> Al II Il. NJ rrachihg pF fss''
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28


CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner Of 3ish.st anS
PARK ave.->eNi"t> At II Il. NJ PrachinG 10y rev.
ROBERT COLLYER.
CHURCH Or ZION AND ST TIMOTHY .- ;S
Sc,i "a, with -enoaS II o. r. ana oo p "a:
SUNDAY. a. hool 1T $50 2. m. All In main charca -oS
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NELLIE 4. BRIGHAM sp ass at 10 ~ a n AND az
* n m SUBJECT for evening: 'The sunset OF Super.
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ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
4l,,,., mar Demonstrating AZ u a. M aud =!
n, m by the Pastor Res, T.. y Triple" sunday school
:" 40 ~ M. Young Peoples prayer meeting. y. NJ
Strangers and friends always welcome.
THE FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF md STRf, 155
Wo.th.st WILLIAM r. BARNARD, Superintendent
service OF song every Sunday at go The service
IA almost wholly By the children Of the institution Pub
lie nvItd Donations Of second hand clothing and shesa
solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

CHURCH or ZION AND ST; TIMOTHY. SUNDAY.
Sc,T D, .rryicr, with II .. t. and 80 p l
SUNDAY. a. hoo IT . 80 ?. M All In main chnrca -os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-28

MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
omc, $50 Sixth. Ave., corner o3d-.. y. Y.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-23
COPPER oUEEx CONSOLIDATED
 MINING; ss0NPANY
Noq.cA OF FonrxIrUKE.
HOPE MINE.

ITO cBAs k. cRoUcn yes5 aeirs or
 You arc hcretT =ofifei by tho undersigned. your eo-owners ip inc HoP- mi ing calm. situate in fht Tombstone n.iBing district in the Jouuty of cochise, Terri tory of AsizSoa fhst they have expenssd the suEa of one hundred dollars in The performance Of tse sE atl work for the gear ;ss=ss, required by the ias Gs congress to be performed uy0a said claim 10 n the sane
 You haze fsi.ed 10 contribute y0ar pF0pSrtfon of thc expend.tuses required by sfc- on s54 Of inc Revised Statues oG thea uiIeh -istes ts be Eade spon said ell1m for the SesT lSSi Tue s1m ius from yol 10 he u Gersirued yusr eooSners tn said claim, as your proportion oi the moneys expended sy them Hp04 sai5 claim above sef fsrth, is fty q llars for winch yoa are 6ciis qaeEs atfke date Of this notice.
 You, your heirs and assigns a-e hereby notife fhaf if you sh0u'c fail or IT. fuse Co contribute yCur proportion Of the above exp nd iure thin cty days sfieF the puhlics- giea o5 thls notice. once week iof hileiy days, y0ar interest Ia the Hspe mine wiH be- come she property df your eo-Osuers, the under signed waa Tesidc Hs tte City of Tombstone, Co sii'sr rruefF. A. T.
 Dated July. 9th, iSsJ.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-07-23
so rICE Os FJRFEITURE-
 SUNRISE MINE. NO .gDSEpI p DYER, AND TIM.

FI1O T Q SEE'H D- DN ER. AND TIu- Il ofhy Dyer. their heirs 0f assigns.
 You are hereby notifed by the undersigned your c5-gwners in the Sun Rise zininy claim, situate n the Warren mining district in the county of Cs chse Territory of Arizona, that they have expended the sum of one hundred dolzrs in the performance Of th= annual work for the year 1888. and the of one hundred dollars n the performance Of the annual work for the year Is5q. required by tas laws of congress to be annually expended upon said clam 10 hold the same
 You have failed TO contribute your proportion ot said expenditures required by section z3z4 cf the Revised Statutes of the Uuited States, 10 be made upon sad cirn foE the sad yes-s 1888 and gS3 The stf due from you Joseph t' Dyer the undersigned your c5-ower said mining claim your proportion q the nsnn-ys expended by t upon said claim aovr forth s iHenty i've dollars. S2s, for which you are delinquent at the date of this notice.
 he sym due from you, inothy Dyer, to tlte uHd asigned, your c9-owaeT m The sad cairn. yoBr proportion of the moneys expended by upon said claim above ser forth. is Fifty dollars, sSo, for which you are delinquent al the date of thgs notice
 You. yogr heirs and assigns, hereby notified fyoa tlsey should f2Il refuse contribute you proportion 0f the above expenditure, within ninety days after the publication of this notice lessl in said Rise mine ~iil become the proper ty of v5ur co-owu5rs the undersigned, whose place ef bIBess and pos; oice address In the Territory of Arizona is at eiSbee. Coehlse ounty Arizona, and Nsp>s office and principal place of business is Der John street, in the cty, coansy and stale oi New ' ork
 Dated pril z5. is1o
 COPPER QUEEN CONSOLIDATED
 MINING, st0NPANY