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New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
ORANGE.

siIas Law the four year old son OF George La" "'N
i,,inc on the curbstonc yesterday afternoon "hcn
unavay horse came dashng down the street WIN
o,y a pair Of shafts dangling at his heels. Inc
,r.. Jumped over the child. but the shafts Struck
Kim on the side Of the head and fract"rea
his skull lie is still alive but there IS little nope
OF saving his life.
Mrs Catherine Damn, wife Of Levi Damn, OF or'h3o
valley. died at the Memorial Hospital In orange yes
,erday morning from the effects OF dose of poison
taken with sucidal intent. on Wednesday evening
she was in dependent state and drank soou'
AN ounce OF carbolic acid.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

PORT CHESTEE.-The Excise Board OF the town
OF Rye has elected William l.. Ward chairman ana
ThOrwOd Jensen treasurer. llotclkccpcro' licenses
have fixed at 4i3J beer licenses ~ %i"J store
Keepers cescs at So and beer botlerers licenses at
So.
NEW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Council. order -
United American Mechanics gave reception IN the
Town Hall Thursday night About 800 were
present Speeches were made by cNCounclllpr H. !
Ashley OF Vernon Council. and ". f. StcckclS, Oi
Mount Vernon.
SOUTH NOI'Nr NFRNON.-A rou~ing reception was
given by the member, of Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church 10 their pastor. the Rev. T.. r. Foley, on
Thursday night
PEEK>klfI.-The Pccltskill Chess Club have elected
The following officers: President. Harry lIasbrouck
vice president George T.. Carpenter. secretary. LON,
peulkc treasurer Charles L. clair. The tournament
the club closed with the following results; First
priIc Harry Ia,brouck. second prize Charles Hyatt
second class. f.. F.. Tomphns. third class, Charles
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New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
SPRING ADVICE.
(ccicntific MAGAZINE

&c careful OF your Diet You do not need heavy fooo
such you require during the Winter.
Spring may be beautiful but it is treacherous DO not
deceive you into cold. fever malaria or pneu-
mona.
Do not throw of your Winter nannels too early. IL Is
better to suffer little Inconvenience than to take cold
II feel tired feyersh or oyerheated do not rush
of and take "SpTng medicines Cool yoursef down ana
In this way help your system and purify your blood
If feel and thirsty do not drink large quantities
Of other long drinks 1t much better to take
little pure whIskey and water, which will quench the
thirst tone the system and fortlfy against disease.
Remember that only pure whiskey should ever be taken
into the and the leading chemists and scien-
lists OF the present day unite in declaring that Duuys
Pure Malt l. absolutely the purcst and best
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RUTGERS STUDENTS AS MINsTRELs.
The Opera House was crowded on Thursday even
ing at the minstrel show given by the students Of
Rutgers College, under the auspices OF the senior
class. The show was the first one given by the
college in five years, and was great success. In
the circle were Mcssr, Brasdon Brett, Roberts, Sanlp
son. Hogan. Lockwood. Mabon. Dauncr. Kunyon ana
roWel,on with lawcs and shaw ~ boncs ana
smack Van Wagner and Van Zee a. tainbos. loploal
songs. ballads. popular minstrel airs, 4 ats OF ven
riloquism and lrge demain and a farce, =" In New
brunswick Restaurant were given. The projects
will 20 to the purchase Of a class memorial, to be
ci, III TO the college.
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wAcr.EARyERs VINO ARE CHURCH MEMBERS.

A meeting Of wagcearners who are COMMITMENTS
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church was helu mN'
night under the auspices Of the Church Asso'o" ior
the Advancement Of the Interests of LABOR a' icN
Hail. No III Fourth-avc. Alfred E' Aoi'@ p'os"e"
and the Rev. Edward Kenney, oi thc ''"ro" VI '"o
Nat,vitv conducted the religious exercises paper
maintaining the right OF women to participate In tho
election of ycstrymen read 10y Miss heyscr' mo
Rev Dr. Thomas NJ Peters. rector OF ST.. Miohaed M ;,
made an address In which the abolition OF pc" i,
was urged J. l.. DInham spoke In FAVOR Oh w palios
reform and urged all voters present, In case ,vNc,no
u sboud veto the next bill on that subject 10 soo
Tor a legislature which would secure us passas..
The Rev Paulus Mocrt a colored missionary W
Lthsgaa. made . brief address,
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LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-A petition for the rcorcan-
1apn ~ the Long Island City Fire Department from
a v,huniccr ~ "A paid syst"m has been signed by a
largo number Of the residents Of the city.
SEA oIIrF-Lukc &. Coc. well known resident
of sea Cllf and president If the school o,r recently
resigned his or1ce without presenting his inancal
report. The BOari met and adopted resolution
declaring that II tho report not forthcoming with
In five iays charges would b" preferred against Mr.
Coo to the state superintendent of schools.
JAMAfCA-A decd was filed In the Queens County
Clerks ofcc YESTERDAY whereby Hiram Duryea, prc>i
dent Of tho Glen Cove starch Manufacturing Company.
transferred the property to the National starch Manu-
featuring COMPANY. OF Covingt Nv. The transfer
was mad IL l. said by virtue Of the recently organized
Ia trust
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NEWARK.

Arbor Day was observed in all the public schools
yesterday with approprate exercises. The High
School scholars were divided into four sections for the
observance Of the day and the exercises comprised
readings. songs etc. at the school, and the planting of
trees in the public parks.
James G.. Tuth the Montclair burglar, was ar
ragned in the courts yesterday and pleaded not guilty
to seven indictments for robbery His trial was set
down for April 80.
Israel p Smith, druggist, living at No. :ol Nor
folkst., died from heart failure on Thursday night.
lie was about 10 undergo operation and chlorofor
had been administered whi, aggravated some heart
trouble and caused death We was forty three years
old, and leaves widow an, three daughters
Seth Low, president of Columbia College, will ad
dress the Teachers Institute this morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DIR. LYMAN ARpOTr,s OWN DENIAL.

DR.. Lyman Abbott returned to Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon from brief visit to Connecticut. ana
spoke, as usual at the Plymouth prayer-mceuhg laSo
evening. He pgcfaced his lecturc-room taik "l'i d
brief but conclusive denial of the ridiculous story that
he was about to sever his relations with Plymouth
Church. lie said al have no thought OF resigning
from Plymouth Church or its pulpit There are no
members, to my knowledge who are dissatisfied IL
would be strange indeed. If Mrs Abbott ana were
dissatisfied with the cordial, afectonate and sym
pathetic treatment accorded to by Plymouth Church
am not worked out or exhausted and IN TACT !
think that am I'm better health this spring for my
work than before for long while"
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vacancy Wagenhurst is expected TO do good work. As he
has had much experience.
Pitsburg, April 1s-Dispatches from Philadelphia say
that John NJ Wards health is undermined. owing to re-
cent domestic aAd business troubles and that he VIII soon
sail for Europe to recuperae Ward is said be in
condition for hard campaign the ball field
Hartford April 1S.-The Hamilton team defeated the
Hartford nine to-day after wepayed game by the score
Of 6 10 3.
At Charlottesville, Vs.-Laayette College g. University
Of Virginia Is.
At Cambrldge-Harvard o. Dartmouth IL.
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CLEANED FROM DIFFERENT QUARTERS.

scIuyler = Wheeler. the electrician, lc't"''" ''
night at Association Hall. No. West one huh"'o anu
t,yentynfth.,t under the auspices Of the fou"s
MEMS Christian Association, The Pract'ai 'S''
Of Electricity The lecture was cnterta"'"s anu
instrnctve and was illustrated by number Oh IN
tercs,ing experiments showing the application o'
electrical power to tclesraphy, llshlns "'''"o ""u
motor appliances. The audience WIS "'N''
Tho prizes TO the first. second ana t'''" "'''''i' ;
NJ the Harlem Republican Clubs pool to"rhH'nc"',
Messrc Price Shaw and Combs, VIII be a"''uo" ~
the club rooms tonight
One week from tonight the first OF the h'c'"b' io'
debate at the Harlem Democratic Club IAN VIII oo
held President Charles W. Dayton VIII "'"'ol
an address on "The Lights and shadows OF ro".io''
At meeting on Wednesday night the club passed. anu
sprcad mon its minutes resolutions OF rcgrec anu
rcspcct for Samuel j. Randall. Tonight u'c non"
mating committee Will meet to prepare Il ''hot vi
officer. to be voted for at the annual cecuo"' VIM"
takes place the first Wednesday In June. Ircsuc"'
DAYTON refuses to be put up for relc'uon' Nh
DAYTON having twice dincd the members OF inc hN
ecutiye Committee they Will return the conipinrn,
by giving the retiring president dinner dl 'nc '"
rooms next Thursday night ,,.,. o,o.,s
The Emmett engagement mt llammcrstclh 'i''o'
with tlI, afternoon. and nights pcrlorian'c''
The ivy Bowling club. consisting Of mchIp1is % Vi
both sexes occupied the alleys OF the Harlem pc"o
gay, r"mnamy MANY II Of the a2d Regiment will hold an
quarters seventh and one hnndrci anu NV c".' ~
nftb.st The position OF captain Bclknap VIII DC ''o
subject of warm discussion - .,,,,o, @ =
IN. platform OF the elevated railway station at ms
opei,. ,,drcd and twenty -nnlst tottcrs badly wheh
there is a crowd upon it and train passes '''p
station.
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pIAI\FIEID.

Arrangements for the annual meet OF the NewJcrscy
Division Of the League of American Wheelmen, in
Plainneld has been nearly completed The Division
officers have decided upon May 80 and IL as tho
dates for the meet and have called upon the members
OF the Planhed Bicycle Club to act as entertainers
The Original Acmcs,' Of NewYork, will open their
season of ball playing with the Plainheld Crcscents
at Plainield to-day.
Daniel Marshall one OF Plainfed's pioneers. died
at his home in Park-ave. yesterday, at the age OF
eighty three years.
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UP IN BUSY HARLEM.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHT
A YOUNG FRENCH IMMIGRANT WHO SPEAKS y.
ENGLISH. SNATCHEs wOMAN'S
rnlE trnnnK
POCKE TBOOK

Mrs Thomas Ferris. VINO lives at No. }if WcS'
one hundred and ihircrnth.t. was walking In one
hundred and thirteenth ~t.. near her home. at !
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. when she va, met ~
res pcciablc lon'uu, Voung man. wearing ei,"- ahd
looking like "a divinity student. who stepped n i"Nt
OF her. made lcr 4 polite ipN and offered h'r 70
folded paper she reached ont one hand 20 take ii'
r,pcr when the man snddcry snatchcd her p''"'t
tool. from the other hand and Ian on Ih" action
was seen by q couple II citlrn,. who ga" chase 10Y
the fugitive shouting as they ran Their cries "V
tractcd other. and soon % mob Of hundred men
and BOYS was engaged i'm the pGr nit Inc ma"
WAS run down and cap'urcd after a chase OF ne"r'
a half mile.
At the West Ouc.lnndred and twenty fith't p'A''
station the prisoner. who could not speak "''n "'
English aid through an Interpreter mat hi' N''
M, Aupli.tu, Iacour and that h. vas frcN'NN NN''.
lie aid that he had only beet I'm this country twenty
days that he had no mOEcy. had eaten nothls ~
two day. and Had stolen The rOchctb'h III '"'''
de- pcritiou from hunger .,.,i,,
shortly after Lacour taken 70 the poi', % ~,
A policeman reported that A woman ,hdd comm ~
hin that A man An swcring LacOur's description" '.'l
stolen her pochcibook from her A. she wa "d,rn
I'm one hundred and tenth st., near SlAti ave .
uockcflcnk contained oIy couple of circus 'l'
and two Keys which he Appropriated. ihlp"nN NV
,nrbe,n,k over the Central Park wall ana go iP4ir
i,cour was searched and two keys were ipnhu III 's
pocket ,. ,,, ,,tf.e pury al the
Harlem Police Court and held IN 5000 Dali
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
ALEXANDER s. BACON MADE A COLONEL.

Ex-Lieutenant- Colonel Alexander ;. Bacon oil inc
23d Regiment has been commissioned by Governor
Hill Colonel of provisional troops, command he
held in the Centennial Parade last year. lie VIII COM
mand two regiments made up of the detached com
panes Of the National Guard OF the STATE al 'he
Pceksklll camp next summer lie commanded ',,c 'u
Bocmcnt thore in 1sss and gave battalion drills last
wear at the state Camp. lie is regarded as skilled
and successful commander. Colonel bacoh was ior-
merly q member of Assembly. lie IS an active kc-
mli
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ELIZABETH.

DECLINING TO CHANGE THE ROUTE.
The Union County Board OF Frceloldcrs fcld iohs
meeting yesterday to discuss request OF 'c ""' UT
and City Council Of Elizabeth for change to be madc
in the County roads asking that Wcstfcd'asc. "
Emora be substituted for Jerseyst The Board nnaiy
decide1 - make no change IN the ROADS as prefousH
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NOW THE STRUGGLE BEGINS
CHAMPIONSHIP BALL SEASoNo VI N-''
o,owpEp ATTENDANcEs EXPECTED AL 1hA
RIVAL GAMES To.DAY-YEsTEK-
DAYS CONTESTS.


The Newark baseball team appeared 10 90 III pc''er
form that it has been this season at 'io Wv ,oaa,
yesterday az it required ten iilis' i'' rS noa,
sre ~ the rame was the clever pitching OF X.
,sau nnv and oberlander basehts being few and far
Ma.p~, strong wind from the north still laden
po.' A., ,.a,t g, winter. materially assisted the
Sisehers @ Clever plays numerous, catches by
Hornung and Carl and the fielding WORK rsvea Ur sn
rnoa. Bassctt and siefke winning o'S'N''N "p
plause. ~ 4, the openine
The New.Yorks scored one run NJ ''0 "r r,a hit
49, n5.s.roet In their part of the inning swo runs
" "'"0 On . base on called balls. a hit by
er Wild 9y s9%R9 sa S o score n tSs Hs
johnson and Fields sTrOr r1r by MIC Mooc saer
eo si by on Wild pitch In se tenn, t in Sy
ming New York the game T, The score was as
ltcyre
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decided upon. but TO add Wcsted ave- 10 the number
provided money enough could be raised by direct
taxation 10 pay for the Improvement n committee
appointed TO ascertain the legality and expcdicncy
OF paving Wcstfied-avc. by direct taxation
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CRESCENTS.
ls.......14 II q 10

First base by errors-NewYork 5. Crescents =. Lest
Qr ODay l. or sneden Struck og,nBy Obsy pay oIN py
Douhs playsIyng and Lyon Hasted Riehsason ra;
Ccnnor, ORourke. Hatfield. Halstel: sneGen. Stoen
tsses-Gore. Qonnor g. oRourSe a. K@,charG7on @ satfTv
Passed bals-Vaughn l, Cam ]. Umpire-Brown Time
1:2O.
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About an equal number Of spectators witnessed the

:
came at Brotherhood Park, between the New YORK
Players League and the Crescent Athletic Club niheS
Men hard at work putting the new grounds IN
shape for to-day's opening game when tremendous
crowd is expected. Yesterdays game was well
played but resulted in easy victory for the pro-
fessionals. Sneden pitched clever game Tor an
amateur and Lyon also did good work. ODay
pitched a good game and finely supported Con-
nors three-base hit evoked loud applause The score
was As annexed
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

The game at Rdgewood Park yesterday, between
the Brooklyn and syracuse American Association
teams was in vast contrast 10 the contest OF Thurs
day On Thursday five were scored while yes
ferdav three men made the circuit Of the bakee
The game was not a brilliant one TO looA at caceps
10 lovers OF free batting The home nine won by TINS
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
3lstst-Preaching by the pastor Rev. c. DIV: BRlDG-
MAN. d. D. Sunday April 20. Services at IL a. m:
and Z As p. IN. \ cordial welcome to strangers and
those without any church home.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
PATERSON.

AwATER TANK CRASHES THROUGH ROOF.
A wacrtank weighing when filed about siNty
tons broke through the roof Of the enrlnehousc "i
Eamford Brothers silk mill In Rip Van WinhlraVc'
Yesterday afternoon the walls being unequal to The
pressure and crashed down two stories. ~ircknH me
rchincrv and uartly icnolishing the building. The
noise created "A panic III the main nll ana one "i inc
opcrativcs Peter Van Peel OF NO liz Jefferson ST.
i1uucd ont OF "A third story window ana was severely
Iurt lie was taken home. The mills were shht
down The damage Is heavy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ClTECU OF THE COVENANT (Prcsbyterianl. Pork
Ave-, Garner ices at II a. ana p m lt"V
J. H. McILVAINE. u. p Pastor. VIII pr,a,h sunday;
-,hn,l af - "a. Weekly meeting, wednesday AZ
p m Covenant Chapel. $40 East i.d.>t, near dave
Pr A. hing At II q. H. and y. H. by Rev "LORIE >
Ml-LN W. PlstOr
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MADISON AVENUE REFORMED CHURCH, corner
57th.st.. Rev ABBOTT J.. kIfrREDGE. D. d.; Pastor
Reception and O the Lords supper,
morning H. The Pastor viii preach in the evening ao
As Union Bible clas, saturday evening at B.
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BEREAN BAPTIST.
cor. Bedford and Downing sts.
Tie Pastor, EDN ARD il DSON,
VIII preach
Sunday morning 10 20;
sunday evening. 80.
PRAYER meeting Tues lay aad Friday evenings

BLOONIN,spALE REFORMED CLUTCH, cor Boule,
ward and West GSth~t MADISON {. PIIits PJstor VIII
preach 40 II "lnrs'il.ed luue ilon; Us SOFA
Moral and Political LSls.n 20, "Drlillh-te iatal
Sn,Ir
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NEWARK.

Tarned runs-New.York . Newark 0. Left on bases
Y.w-York I Newark g. First base on
Sacrifice hits-Sommers L. johnson !. Fields l. Three
base somners l. Twobase hits3Iernan Clarke l.
sommrrs l. Double pIays-Carl and MoOlc l., Murphy;
sase.t and Crane l. Wild ches-Oberander 1. Passed
Miis-NoolIc /. UmpiIe-Quinn. Time OF game-1 20
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ST. BARTHoLOMEw's CHURCH. Madison-ave. and
44th.st Rev. d. II. GREER D. D., Rector.-Seryces in
th. morning at II IN the afternoon az J.. Dr. GREEN
Viii preach the morning. General ARMSTRONG: OF
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH 57th.-t. between 9th
and "a, alcs. Rev K :. MACAETHV H. pastor preachsss
morn ~ II and evening 80 Nuncaf scho" 70
rstrr ine tines Monday and Friday evenings Strangers
cordially Nt,OuItd
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ST. LUKE's METHODIST 'EPlsGoPAL CHURCH.
4lst.st near 6th.aye.. Rev. T.. ;. Triple. Pasto-.
Preaching IL a. NJ by the Rev Dr. II. \. BUTTE
president Drew Thc0ogcal seminary, and at 45 D. m
by the Rev DR.. CRAWFORD. Young peoples PRAYER
meeting O'Clock.
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Paterson bicvII,ts have organized as

Paterson bicylists have organized as The Paterson
Whccncn. with stephen A. wall as president anu
II Ward Smith secretary. II was decided TO ahop'
cha ,,tf,r,o NJ thc Lcagnc of American Whccmcn, but
,ho question Of formal alliance with that body was
postponed.
Tuo inportant sales OF mill property were made by
Sheriff cadInus Yesterday under foreclosure. Inc
Ivanhoe PAPER Companys mills were sold to the ra'cr-
snn savings institution the complanahts, Tor 70
ooo. and the Passaic Blcachcry. at Passalc' To Will
,,, bennington, tho trustee for the Creditors io'
$4,000.
Tho noard Of Health is short OF funds owing 10 inc
refusal Of the Board Of Aldermen To make an ap
urounation. and the salaries OF the former hoa,"
empoycs in arrears. THIS IS result oi pai
,.,,no between the two Board, over charges OF cN-
n,.nce made by Aldermen against the health
authorities.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. corner OF 9Th
ave and The Pastor. l',. II NfN VAN DYKE.
j. D.. viii preach sunday. Apfu -. =, IL a. ID. and
4 IL
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winning made with one out ~
nreotiyn / 9 2 3 3 g 81

syyecus@ .......... . 2 o 2-l
Earned Brooklyn l. syracuse 3. Two;base hits
o'Bficn Fennelly Dorgan. Childs. Three-base hts hts
SIIV' SaIIT' 6'Brien 2 Simon Dasgan. Ely. McQueIy, Nc
Laughlin Dealy Lyon Base on essJ2 nen Wrg i.a
Dorgsn fly g. Childs .. McQuery Mclaughlin 2 Dea,y
Trst base eir0rs-Bioohyn 4, SViacuse :. ny N
pitch.d ball-Dealy, O'COnucN. Struck ont-felt/
6Connel Chlds. Wright Left on bases-nIooklyn o.
syracuse 3 Double ylavs-McQuerv and McLagghln
McraughBn. Chds and McQuery stolen base,yiz v,sr
powefs Chids. McQucrv. Mclaughlin. Dcaly. Passed
bsls-Irtz 2 Dcalv T. Wild ptches-Powers, Williams
Tine-2 IS. Umpife-Ilarnum.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

MADISON AVENUE PEESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
corner Madison-ave. and 53d-st.-Rev. CHARLES L.
THOMPSON D. D., Pastor, will preach IL a. Ii. and Q
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH., cor. Boueyart
and West 79d,t Rev ROBERT RUSSELL BOOTH
b. D. psstor-s,ryce, at II a n and p M Presdei
WASiIBIRN. the Robert College ,tantnODle, VII
address the cation az the evening service sabbath
srhoo az i5 a m Weekly service. Wednesday evening
a, s. Cordial invitation to all services.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

BEDFORD STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
I:C HDr. j. j. REED Pastor breaches 10 30 ard
- the 81 % sermons subject. Abel. or
4 Dead Man Still Spcdking.' Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ror = Gi;TGol;Y Inns hector, will oflciate at II
{, m ana : . m. Ioly Baptism az night. Service
wednesday Friday at :.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

CHURCH. corner Of GothstrPreachink by the Pastor:
the Rev. ENSIGN McCHE>NEY, d. D., at IL a. M and
p. Sunday-school at 0 80 m. All cordially
invited
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

Rev. DUNCAN MACGREGoR D. D. b. d. OF BrSoa
lyn will preach Madison Baptist Church
the Epiphany, morning and evening
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
THE CONTEST To rSsEAr MR.. CLEVELAND.

THE CONTEST ~ >~fAl 'lN. NV '@''-'''N'
The lawyer. who have charge OF the prUpo'e1 con-
test to unscat Mayor Cleveland held consultation
Yesterday afternoon and decided that the apphoat"h
for a recount and investigation cannot he made until
Nav l. when MAYOR Cleveland Will begin ms ne"
term They also decided upon quo "arranio proceed
lncs instead Of the method which "Ao hrst agreed
rpon That method is the same as Wa Instituted III
A., di.r,,.d eicct,n Of Comfy Clerk .Jr Mlddle~cx
Countv and the question % the con-utnr'ohatN OF uc
law is now hcfor, the supreme Court or settlement
ihe possibility of advcrs" decision IN that case ana
being obliged ia consequence, to bcsn pio'ecu'"s'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19
TIE Tror.rLF or 4 MAN FROM MAINE.

Thomas \. Grant. an engineer at the Jersey 'hy
Water Work, In Eceyc. nas arfalgncd before f"h'e
usiiec stlsing yc-icrday charged with having stolen
money and a diamond pin from Ghoma, J. 'Donohuc'
O'Donchue lives in Bangor. Me-. ana says he met
Grant IN New York and spent DAY drinking with him.
M rrir,d,, MIGHT IA. discovered that he had lost 900
and his diamond pin. He cturci Grants arrest
,,r,ut dcuic- the larceny Of the money and diamond
and -ny. he does not believe o'D"i"hu" n ~" NV
.nu,t ~ money he profe-.c, 10 have had. The two
men were rcmandcd until 10 day ON Thursday aii'r
noon ODonohuc t.lcsraphed to his friends IN l'ais.r
ina. he was about t. commit suicide and that hH i"nS
would be found AT ~. Exchange Place, jersey 'lty
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

CENTRAL. BAPTIST CHURCH 4oist.. between 7h
ond s,h avc,.-licv. WALTER N. WALKER. Pastor,
nIc.che, sunday 40 II a. and 40 y m Evening
rruLi.rt ..Ihc Great Scpsraton.' Sunday-schoel at
J.4, H. H. Stranger, cordially welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ST PArL's CHURCH. corner 22d.st. and 4th-ave..
Rev GEORGE HARRISON McGREW. Pastor.-Sunday
services At II o'clock preaching Ds he Pastor az SO
n m Irnday-schocl AT IS the twentieth public
Anniversary OF the MtClntock Association. Hon T. l..
FANCHEk will preside. Nddre,se, Will be mad by Dr.
he Pastor and others Wednesday at 10 Y Z. ; C. "a.
meeting: at o'clock lecture ana church prayer
meeting All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

MOODY MEETINGS IN LOWER NEw:YoRK.-Tuss:
day NV wedHd'y rorSts Street s9S frfs PsssbyeraS S
r church , at sI5 H.; in Emman1sl a,nsl caaPel;
D. m. Allen Street Methodist Church 81 Rvington.st.
and S Is Mariners Temple Baptist oliyer-st Admis.
By ticket only. Mr.. and Mrs. STEBBINS and Mr..
SANKEY will sing.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 4th.ave.. corner 2oth.st-
Sorno on bv tho Pastor. Rev THEODORE &. WILLIAMS,
1t II a. M. Sunday-school at II 80 p. The public
cordially invited.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madisonavr. and 66h.st-
Rev. L. HEBEE NEWTON will preach at IL a. n and
4 ID. M.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-19

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner
ll1thst Rev JOHN l., CAMPBELL, PASTOR Preaching
10 80 subject: "a Law OF PrOgress'; 30 D. M.
subject: william Carey, the Consecated Cobbler."
Strangers welcomed