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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

Baltimore March cs.-Couon nominal Wdd!ngs' &c
Flour quiet and lady llo"aTd'It ana "s''in To-
clty mills. Rio brands. extra - 21G-1 40 Mlnnt Mh'9t
patent - lOaaI 90; pring do do - 1OG@I - go 90
southern steady Ful II 0!asi II lonsIeLN 81 yea
NJ No T ii w. 3D. ta ,Sdi IS bI Mafcn4 Is bd
MAY. II uo@aSl o'l Jus - o3. pa gt' ", l I
soutn,n quiet .ut nm WIT ga zoe III liz"
March ,ld7lhr. April. 7la7l4.' May ~ G.a cu n.y.
10 bid s:"ancf. C2'2, bid Oat' qirt 9lu NV ,orr
Hbi,. q qG3r. do e. uiVd COO Ole. graded No Whlt'
~, ca d. do m>ed 81 a6z2c. i,yc nominal choice.
iiay nrm choice unot.,. $40 5o0sll good 20 p5inf
- jCGtIo. Provisions strong mes pork old ~ %
new slI; bulk meat. oo-el. shoulders 5t4q1'2c long
clear and clear 10 sides. O4c; sugar picki,d sHouact
iCtc large IO4c. lad refined 7',c crude. G''c Bnt
pf lady creamery fancy So do TAR o. choi,r 0Oa'v
imitation 2"e Joc ladlg fancy 80 90 coca 70 sLoi
Fig strong and hn -, Conc avn l,'o RAM a1
itrd. G'.c Copper nrnc- nn'd ia 70 Whl."y
steady - 23dsf 26: Freight, t. 'crpool per ,tap,F
cork for oidcis. = I'd spot nominal 3 ID Ausu.,
itcccpt-fiour. 10 07G bbl- wheat 2d3i bush; corn
Flour. 80 bb-. sacs-Wh'at 1919 ou'h' corn TO-
buffalo March % wheoNo nsGd dpm T. a. a. - ?I
a. ii - car. track sold At 81 iee' e. T. ~ n,
AM S,d d I'D .,r %SFa a. ada asf d. 81 %
.od at - 10 No rd 81 ri =" 'N.f' ItTl
WHIT. II OGa II C5. asked on track. Corn opened arm :
cari Yellow tf15c, later cars sold at 75.c
Ione az 7Gc asked i ear, SO . sold at zoe: cars 80
white sold at - lc, closing 7jac cars 30 sold
at 80 7jc closing at 73'c. Dat, op"rd hm: car
so Whit sold a. 90 closing a. 6'4 49, tars -"
5s'.c. barley quiet, but irn; 80 | CHaIa: % No.
10 so. 5. 75G 7Gc: Michigan 7Gas2c Ryc dun SO
99c asd ue.k Po" dql pT9g pa,SGt ~ S oSg
Io 80 g. 80 do ping 5?aot3s So Receipt Wheat
- 800 bush com. IS COO o,-h oats, 10000 bush
Chicago March 2s.-1he LEADING futures ranged - FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

of Public Lands, " Van llorson, :. Bernstein s,e
II. J. Ehrenfrd Town Auditor. w. VI. Denman .
Excise Commissioners, DIR. :. l.. Close. Mount erhoh
NJ. J. Burke. Washingtonve, and \. t'ooden0nSn,
Bronxvilc for Constabes, Joseph J. Kayton, william
T.. Walkley. George f.. DsbrOw Ernest CRUDE ana
a. Geitzman; Game Constable, Alexander ID. "olycr'
SING SING.--Easter Sunday was appropriately ceie-
brated Sing Sing Prison yesterday. At 10 O'Clock
the prisoners mustered together and tsklnG Inc
lock step marched around the yard OF the prison
for half hours exercise They then marched into the
chapel where the Easter programme was carried out:
The programme was given entirely by the prisoners OF
the institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The La sale Association will give concert and
reception at the Criterion Theatre this evening
The Adelph Academy Alumni Association will give
Robert sons comedy school at the Criterion Theatre
tomorrow evening.
The funeral OF eX-Firc Marshal William H. Law
renee. who died Friday from pneumonia will be
held at IL q m to-day at the house Of his daughter,
No. POI Ilancock-st. lie born In New York six
ty-twO years ago. lie attached u The Appraisers
stores during the Administration Of President Grant
lie afterwad employed in the Office Of the New
York Board of Fire Underwriters.
The Printers Legion Of Kings County arc to have
q dance at saengcrbund Hall April = the proceeds
of which are to so toward the proposed statue Of
Horace Greeley.
concert was given last evening at the AmphiOn
Academy in Bedford ave. for the benefit Of St. Johns
Hospital, in Long Island CITY, The affair was under
tho auspices OF the sisters Of st. Joseph.
Joseph SObruSki. six years old. Of No. SIS North
Fifth-st was run over and instantly killed last night
by car No 2Ia Of the Greenpoint and Myrtleavc. line
When the of the boys death was brought TO Mrs
Sobruski she nearly cIazcd with grief. and made
an attempt TO Jump from the sccondstory window.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

There wcrc sales 1000 barrels al Buckeye oil at
lGi,atS cents.
Dulncss. with slightly easier tendency TO prices. was
the o refined market last week Refined IN
barrels was reduced points G00d720 cents bulk i65
cents per gallon and crude in barrels was reduced the
am, amount 10 bulk 40 ccntsl per gallon.
Refined in eases at $50 and naphtha at Go cents per
gallon were unchanged.
Foreign quotations were unchanged at Antwerp at
G1 francs Der 100 kos and London at 50 ence per
im.ral Gallon. At Bremen quotations We're lowered 10
POINTS To g - marks per 80 kilos.
on CITY Penn. March 2s-Nations Transit certificates
onenod 7lc highest 73c: lowest 12'c closed. 12'sc
sales 2s6Oo bbs cearances $4,000 ibis charter
hills, shipments, lsi hhl> runs, llc,162 bbls.
Pittsburr Penn. March 2e.-rcroicum dull National
Transit certlh opened 73c closed az BE highest
13c lowest = &C. NJ. Al,
Bradford Penn. March g National Transit certh-
Gates opond at 13c closed nt 2sc highest 13c lowest
T.,,c: clcaranCe,. IS. 600 bblS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
GUTTFNBURG.

The body of an unknown was found hanging
from the limb of a tree in Monitor Park yesterday
morning. Coroner Murrer was Informed. ana he re-
moved the body to his morgue. The dead man was
anraran,lv abont fOrty-six years old. weighed 223
pounds had sandy hair and whsSers, and wore white
shirt and undcrclothing lie had on striped daK
trousers satin wastcoat black Prince Albert coat
lrhi oyercOat and derby hat The only articles
found in his pockets three pennies and one match
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
uOBOKEN.

H. r. Jacobs's IIoboken Theatre and Cronheim's Inc
ae were both open yesterday and gave afternoon ana
evening performances. Gautzbergs, the Knickernocker
and Atlantic Gardens were closed. These places wee
closed by the managers, who did not desire to defy
public opinion. Chief Donovan sent TO Jacobss anu
Cronhems theatces several policemen 10 obtain evil
dence that the law was violated, which VIII De pre-
sented 70 the Grand Jury. All The grog and beer shops
were open as usual and attempt 10 close them was
nod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
NEW. BRUNSWICK.

The Democrats on Saturday night rcnominated
Mayor James y. Van Cleef at their city convention
and the Republicans named exJudge Woodbridge
strong. The latter will probably refuse to accept
and Van Cleef will be Endorsed. lie has served two
wears and has been fair and fearless Official rcfus
ing to enter into any Of the party schemes ana
vetoing Objectionable bills without regard to party
disciuline. The chances are that the next COUNCIL
will be a tie, 1t now being TO D Democratic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
COTTON MARK ETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Galveston. March 2SCotton steady: middIinp Dc loyy
middling Stc good ordinary. 7iac; ne. and gross re
eoipts. O'o bales sales; ,i2 stock O749.
Norfolk. March 2S.-Cotton steady: mddllng ma,
sales. il9 stock 5000. no
savannah. March 2S.-Cotton quiet: mddng \ 5l0c
low mladlng 1%c; good ordinary. Sc net and gross rn
crpts Sp2 bales 81 ports 10 the Continent ll75 coast
wise, 300; sales 300; stock. $500 N"''
Ncw;orleans. March 2S.-Cotton quiet mlddliag
li.iOc low middng Size good ordinary 7ioc: net
rscsipss SS95 bales gross 090 exports TO
Britain, oOS3 coaswlse. sales 800; stock oo3 $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ovERToN DID NOT MAKE THE ARREST.

wylie &. Overton, the colored policeman, did not
sleep at the First Precinct station last night having
been assigned by Captain Campbell TO the special duty
OF looking up coored who was wanted to answer
some charge. Yesterday Overton with another negro
was ont for walk, when man approached him and
said that liquor store at Prince and wlloughby sts'
kept by a man named Vaun, open Overton
sent his friend in TO if he could get drink, and
when he did went in himself intending to arrest
the PROPRIETOR Inside he found a white policeman
named Mannix standing at the bar. He returned 10
the station and told OF IT, Captain Campbell asked
feel justified in doing 50 when he found a veteran
policeman who was familiar with the methods OF the
department apparently UNFOLDING the proprietor u,
his business OF selling on sunday Captain Campbell
will make charges against OverOn for not making the
and against Mannix for beng In the store while
m dfsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

~ NEw-YORK. -Charlrs Lcsnsky. Plaintiff sg,,ns'
Charles H. Jenkins and others Defendant AJHo SuiS
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreclosure ana sa, e
made above cntt q ACTON on VI.
day of February 1891 the undersSned tng at hs
said Judgncnt named will sell az pullc auetlVn AZ .o
Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Limited Ma ~
50 to Us Liberty street in the City OF Newi ofK on VII
2d day 1891. IL O'Clock noon oS - al IN
tearss AuctOncer tie lands and premises described III
said JUDGMENT follows, VIZ; 49, Anui.
All certain piece parcel Of land Win th DdiS
Ing thereon erected situate In the TMcny-tnrI Msu
the City Of NewYork formtry the IoWh oil "a a.
County OF Westchester. and bounded ana deschoeu ."
follows. . ,.ss,
Beginning at point the eastery side OF AIesanat
avenue 0ppoSr tn, centre OF PARTY wall ana ais'ns
hundred southerly from the corner lorru -y
inters acon OF southery SIDE OF Onehundrcd ahd
fourth street eastery side OF Alexander hsas
and running thence eastcry and parallel with ina
and street and part OF the way through G
centre OF marty wall eight, mine (S9l feet ana SIX AZ
inches thence southery and parallel with lieS..a,ei
avenue twenty 20 feet thence westerly and AGAIN
with One.hund street elSh,vnn
feet and tx O inches 10 the easterly side Of AeSsnS
avenue ami thence northery along tn castery ar
Alexander avenue twenty t2O feet TO the point OF pep
Dated New YORK, March 10. 1901. ...,
WILLIAM n. ARMSTR0NH
w. NJ X. OLCOTT
Attorncy for Plaintiff.
l56 Broadway. n. Ys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

When the coffin containing the body Of Mrs Mary
Behlen who died Thursday was being carried from
ST. Johns German Lutheran Church, in LeOnard-st.
Greenpont. yesterday, Mrs. II. Wede of No III Eek
fordst, felt tug at the little chatelane purse that
hung from her giIdle As soon rs she could free her
self from the crowd she discovered that her pocket
book, containing gil, had been stolen. she an
uounced her loss and Immediately every woman In
the crowd began an examination of her pocket.
Eighteen Of them discovered that their pockethOobs
were missing. Mrs Agnes Shecle's Of No. 12j North
Fifthst contained S26; Mrs. Ida May Hood, of No.
~ Green-st lost n silver mounted purse and SD.
The other women, who refused their addresses. re-
ported losses aggcgatng SlG0. Police Captain
Rhodes Of the seventh Precinct police, detailed his
two detectives on the case but they have little hope
OF catching the thief or thieves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Rabbi J. stah and bis wife celebrated their golden
wedding Yesterday at their home No 23o IL YORK ST.
The Rabbi Is seventy Old, and his wife Is
ten years younger. Mr. and Mrs otahi nave eish'
married children and twenty seven grandchildren be-
lido several great-crandchilden. Nearly all the mem
,er ~ the aged couples family present at tie
festjvities Mr. Stahl pastor of synagogue IN
Elmira for twenty-five years ana Is well KNOWN Ill
New. York State.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
THE MARKETS
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.

COFFEE-For BIazl grades the spot m2rHet w. Io,rnr
but steady Oh the basis 19c for No. kio Ihs h o
grades were particularly firm, desirable pfTes U'S
oifainabe There was no business reported The nhne
erowths were quiet and otherwise featufeitss1S' iy
ontion trading was light, the sale, fcachIp oy
I25O bales The opening prices nd aie1 an yor
points and the variations thr3ughout 'n mahnrc the
dav was observed as holiday. and no quotations Wcro
received The receipts at Rio were cable al 5oOu oa-S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

Minneapolis, March .sT,The'c W, good good demand for
lid carly at 99ac but later ympa,y wi;h The 'rcngth
N u o5 RE-, r =, W.T. c a and ' later TO ~ to Ia T4
went at o. &c. The out idc demand falr. Wheat
49,, co iIr CIV" qn, G{ %" ai Ma% 4 o on
track, = o$Gfl oa, 80 l NorthGr9 March; 800
Nrft;crn March ~ i@c on tack 9sdo9r July - o37s
MM@ cS tr, ar can use Mr. Gs y" Td6cn
- o. Corn GH%r No on tFarn G02I Gr, cay tGn
tG 7c ye " 80 IN IlS' a. rroyi,iGn|
Flour coo Ib,: wheat, @ 100 bn-h harley. ID 800
bu,h shipmcna Flour ~ 100 bh1 barley is 200 bu.h
4 dS S Ta Wet q o. july ' ' august 9c "5 cs
ast Tct GoN III Na oyy 0a g Gn s .i'9Gy
cab and March. - 81 Rcccpt.,Flour S9 lbls wheat
$50 so5 n ser FIJI @ go ' Gb Wheat
400 6I.h corn. 500 bu.h cioySr:ocd q7s ar s""'
cgcn%at March 2Sii9u ,oo , T Whcat nominal,
bush Corn soalcc, higher; SO . mlScd iG7l4c. oats
Sl Gc% G Gsh 80 H G I" sF f %e, S G
W6 g@ ~ .,o9 H III. 0 a1a sSdd. ' ca b,:
c d. ha Hn l6% ng 0% Gnc a's d %a'ea Eggs 'N
r"or,a. H.. March 2S.Corn active, hIqhcr; NO. ..
g l9c 10 cS, oatS nctlye hishGr: No yhS 53s
s5ssdc wn1ssy aIm wines 81 L. oOirits s. To- e
bush barley 300 bush. Shigmcnts Corn. 1000 bush
OF, 3o 500 bush rrc 400 rsh; harley 5000 bush
philadelphia, March es-flour-Prices generally held At
ate adynfr put dnand very slow and It would be dcut
rye hour in small supply and firm at - - for choice
,d1anecG ac unG@f b",tS French cabS- and stronger
reports from the West. but c or nothing doing her.
at ormcr rats No ) I'd Msr-h Il o7isasi os Xpr
yS :ad At Nay 40 S": G gR " o G
ra & IN symDny wins s ths sdyon Ses HP h wS
loc1I carots dull aud shade lower under more liberal
2 ss a on nSs Ea% 90 md GCS SS
re- g? No e mixed ac 10 d ApI ri 2 9i SeysS y
ls@7:e June 7o.aa7i &c Oats rseeipts and offerings
for either options. Ungraded white Jssc No
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once ard Possoce adde's 156 Broadway New.Yor& CIV


- >ttU vopK Charlie. IesinS.v Plaintiff against
charles H. Jenk ns and others. Defendants Action NO L
In pursuance OF a iCdsment OF foreclosure ana sale,
duly mad and entered In the above entitled action on
The 9th day OF February. 1891 l. the undersigned tns
efers in said Judgment viii sell at public auction
az the Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room Lmltsd
Nos 30 10 % Liberty IT. In the CITY OF New l0rk
on The % day OF April. 1884, at II o'clock noon by ,
de- Waltearss Auctonoer The lands and premises 0e
scrbed in said Judgment a. follows; VIZ ;s n,,h ,h.
certain piece or pircel o. lanl Win IN,
building thereon erected situate in Che Twenty SiId
Morrssnia County OF W,sches.er and bounded and de-
EeTinnns point the ca,tcry side Of AieXanee,
avenue d,tant twenty-five (.2 fct southety from the
elton q. IN" southcry SIDE Of
ono ifty street VIII the easery slcs
Of Alexander avenue. opposite the ccn'rr 81 rafty
wall and running thence 'a>erly AID parallel with ore.
hund rcd hirtvfourth street and part q the way
throyoh centre OF party wal eehtv.nine tS9 i'ft
and six f3l inches theGcc southery parallel with Alex
endcr avenue nineteen 10 feet and SN 90 inches thence
westy again parallel with Cnhundrec. and thirty
fourth street and part Of the way through The centre o.
marty wall echty.nine 80 feet and SIX 90 inches 70
the casteFly sid, Of Alexander avenue. ana thenss
northery along easerly side OF Alexander avenue.
nineteen 40 feet and six 90 inches to the point OF De-
ginning. 80.
Dated Ncw.York, March 10. 1891 u
WILLIAM y. ARMSTRONG,
Referee.
w. NJ. X. OLCOTf
Plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

BEST SERVICE TO CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS.
The elegant Southwestern Vestlbule Limited leaves
Grand Central Station at noon every day via New
York Central for Cincinnati Indianapolis and St.
Louis. Fast Time. Perfect service. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRlOro

r. ,rolorp, s,uotion f. stationary in its features.
and the speculative movements last week "erc Wv
smallest and Of the most insignihcare chaIac'ci'
expor trade quiet and quotations were signify o"cr
Tho latest statistics from the other side indicate that the
interior movement on the Continent IS substantially OIL
the same extent at this time year ago "nie uc oh
NJ refined oil at tho principal ports arc accuma'ns
Nevertheless. the outward movement from the Unoed
States 4, maintained satisfactory hgurcs' ana from
January 10 date the EXPORT, Of crude, refined, ec from
the Atlantic ports estimated at l2ooio'ooo gallons
an increase Of 600 gallons over the corresponding
perA Of 1890. ,.,..
The field outlook still avors sustained large prouucuon
rboro have been no sensational developments in the oil
REGION and some work has been hampered ana pe'eheu
by bad condition Of the roads when mas ha'e ''",s
extremely expensive and difficult Some observers In The
trade are looking for the monthly report TO sno" ias
on in the total amount Of DEVELOPMENT work. IL Is
likely important N1 6 ana bo 1se , 6asfs
leIofI, % C win IT, found 10 have suffered any shrink
az" n sicnincance II is evident hom the pilS;ne
found increased heavily IN March Mni tne SH
cG ror are Sapb Barrie are on a. the rate Of
iSS 600 barrels month II drilling CONTINUES on the
atSnd the ventures win be easy for tc producer 10
ounG number, about half the total decrease which took
have I'M oS $ eS SSf59Ff in Of MRFs sRRa has r
as s1e IN sls ' i2?c rr i9y in isss and @ a
as ss Tho dny sSi bS of fs S o S'
ECO ECO 3 800 barrel. il 1850 S. sl6 barrel; in 1855
from M,iS OiFtf To- n s af t. the 27h inclusive
appended
Runs Deliveries. runs. Charters
TO al barr,s..1 70l BOB 1,ds9590 1ol953
Average pr day. 1l,6O2 oo1o' o'o'o ''''''
the buckeye Pipe Line reports as follows:
Runs Deliveries Excess runs
Total barrels 9i5.-o6 63i672 32t ,l9
Average per day 't9D- -hoo' l-''"'
Last weeks crude certificate market may be dismissed
with ) few words. IL Interrupted by Tn. 'roou
Friday suspension business AZ the Exchanges but on no
day Of thr the transactions OF slgniic ance
pll,.s Welded only tribe tom the close OF TIE previous
week and after touching ~. cents improved 10 1890 5
cents Tie IL serious bcarish Held news was
In. urcr\ Tor the rally. but the market ended In COM
Met sagnaou at 727s cents bid for options. ,
The range OF prices and total dealings IN NatohaI
Transit c,rncat. Stock Exchange and the Oon-
sodltcd stock Petroleum Exchange for the last TWO
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30

CCTION-The spot quotations were not changed, bt to
market was particularly dull the sales reaehnS only Us
bales all for consumption Port receipts ioO0O Dats.
aranst IL 0eO bales this last week Crop movement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
STAINED.

Good Ordinary .........Gis Low simultaneously
Strict Good Ordinary ...GS. Middling ......e 40
optons-Thc market exc, ptlonaly dull and Win
the heavy port receipts the temper weak u cIosH
ouotatlcs indicating decline Of 800 points tor me gay
Owing To the dsy being observed holiday abroad uen
were no cable accounts to furnish basis for trading on
The sa.cs were - 800 bales. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
@ IIEREMt COUNT. City and County Of New.

- York-IIenry A. Rogers against John II. Miller.
Simmons Trial desired NewYOrk County.
10 the abOve-named defendant .
~ Won are hereby summoned t. answer the complaint in
This action and 10 copy Of your answer on the
Attorney within twenty days after the service Of
this summons exclusive OF the day OF service and ~ ease
~ YOUR failure to appear answer, Judgment VIII 10
taken against you By default for the relief demanded In
the complaint. - 100
Dated December 30. 1e90. -
AN EUGENE II. POMEROY.
Plaintiffs Attorney,
ONCE and Posofce address 156 broadway New.fork CITY,
70 the defendant above named; Ill,
Tho FOREGOING summons t. served upon you by publca.
ton nr.ant order Of the Hon. George L. 1ngraham:
n ~ the J.tice OF the Supreme Court Of the state d
Sew YORK dated February %, 1891 and hed with me
onr,ut in the Office the Clerk 4 the City and County
Of NrYork at the County Court House. New.York City,
ON IN, 9th dav February 1891
Dated New-York February -, ls1l-,o,,
EUGENE II. POMER0Y,
Attorney for P.aintIn -,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
Ceaal Notlces.

g CPREME COURT, County of New-l ork.-
- Augustus d. Blanchet jr. pa ntn, ataln't oacom9
DE Angels and Giovanni De Angels che tue name ana
surname Of latter being plant unknown trad ng as
Ga ONO Angels Company, defendants, Sulnhons
To the above named dcfendints: .
You are hereby summoned TO answer the complaint In
this act on and TO serve copy Of your answer on the
plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after the service
of tis summons exclusive Of the day OF service, and IN
case Of your failure appear judgment VIII
he taken AGAINST by default for the relief demanded In
no romnllut Dated New York February a. 1881.
Wv ALBERT REYNAUD, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Posofce address and Office No. Beeklndn ST., " T. Cy
10 the drf, ndant. ABOVE NAMED: III,
The foregoing is served upon you by pihca.
,,on uursant 10 an order Of Hon G0lee L. lngralam.
Oh" Of the Justices Of the supreme Court dated March u
1891 filed with complaint in the Uhce Of the clefk
NJ the ty and County Of New lOrk az the County Court
House New.YorI City. March ~ lS3l. - -
HNN'N' ATRERT RETEACD, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
CUpREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF

w. NJ. X. OLCOTf.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
1856 Broadway, y, y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-30
SUpREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF,

w. NJ. X. OLCOTT.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
100 Broadway. y. Y.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03
The Pirates of Penzance.

Without doubt one of the most prominent
events of the season will be the rendition of
"The Pirates Of Penzance" at Lincoln Hall
on next Tuesday evening, May s. The COM
pany that will render this charming opera is
an excellent one, being made up Of the society
lights of the Monumental City, and their ability
to do justice to the opera was fully attested
at the full-dress rehearsal held in Baltimore
on last Friday afternoon. The costumes are
superb in detail and richness, while the stage
The proceeds of the performance will be
divided between the Child's Hospital of this
city and the Day Nursery, of Baltimore, and
from present indications the performance
will be the event of the social world. The
managers OF the Child's Hospital are to be
congratulated in securing such a rare treat for
their cause.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03
Ada Gray at Harris,s.

Miss Ada Gray will be at Harris's Biiou
Theatre this week in the play that is regarded
as her greatest, "East Lynne" 1t is drama
which appeals to all. 1t touches the heart
deeply and strongly, and reads lesson in life
that is not soon forgotten. Miss Gray has ex-
ceptional talents in the portrayal of emotional
roles. She has graceful manner, and reads
with force and discretion. She is surrounded
by company which promises excellent re-
suits, and has every advantage as to scenery
and costuming. Her own dresses are said to
be wonderfully handsome. She has many
admirers in this city, and there is every reason
to believe she will gain many more.