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The rustler., 1891-09-11

sell government assaycr ana mineral
expert, had left santa Fc. n. NJ, ON
the stage, one scorching summer after
noon. II was now about two o'clock In
the morning. We had just congratu-
lated ourselves on being safely out OF
the most dangerous passes, and were
driving brislSly toward the Canadian
fork.
The full moon lighted our way. maxi
ing the bushes and trees adjacent cast
sharp, decided shadows across'the road.
] had changed places with the horse
shoer ON the roof. for the sake of n lit
tie more air. The 'insides" were doz-
ing, but felt waSeful and alert. We
bcgailed the sultry hours 10y story tell
ing Suddenly I saw something moving
in the shadows ahead of rs.
"What is that?" said.
The driver looked. his eyes rounding
like the moon. "Nothing but burro, !"
he replied. referring to the pack mules
that frequently strayed down the noun
tain side. IL disappeared quickly in
the shade, and from thence, as II 10y
magic, two men, the polished barrels
of their rifles cleaning in the moon
light, sprang into the road. They wore
huge slouchcd sombrcros and army
cloalSs. The stoutest OF the pair caught
the brides of the leaders; then. cover
ing us with his Winchester. roared:
"Stir finger an yer dead men, Adj
vancing closer, and keeping MS within
range Of his muzzle, he shouted:
A.. n. 4. 1t
We're in n hurryw
The driver began TO stammer n reply,
but / stopped him with n muttcred
''Shut up Let me talk to these chaps!
There's no treasure aboard tonight"
said this coolly, at the same time
swaying my body to and fro, to get out
of the range of the muzzle; the man
was evidently very determined as well
rs very near. As intended he should.
he took me for an express messenger,
and as neither driver nor express mes
scnger is supposed 10 possess any valu-
ables. they are seldom molested.
''None o. yer nonsense!" replied the
bandit Hand out the treasure or
ye'll see trouble, blast ye!''
ne hcouutlItl NJ lnc Ttllh, WHO neiu
his rifle pointed at me from between
the horses heads evidently enjoyed
any endeavors to get out of range.
for he squeaked in n high, falsetto
voice: Does them barl's look big?"
Yes" said, echoing the old joke
current among the miners. Eyes, can
read all the advertisements on the wad-
ding!" lie gave hoarse chuckle.
'Hy'ar, hy'ar; heave out ther specie
box" roared the ruiiian with the Win
chester l insisted there was none
Here, look at the way bill; II there's
any such thing aboard it viii be among
the items" and made u motion TO get
down, holding 1t in my hand
''Stay where yer are, er I'll shoor yer
head off.
I threw him the way bill. He dropped
( his rifle, and, picking it up, looked il
over in the moonlight Profting by
The rustler., 1891-09-11

young lady's nothing but her papers
and n little change. The poor girl
looked rs II about 10 faint
YOU'RE ornary crowd, ter have so
little with yer" he snarled. IAN I've n
good mind ter. send yer all ter blazes
this cussed night. Two hundred we've
sworn ter have, 40 Wen have ter rip
up yer baggage" This was uttered
with infinite disgust.
The merchant then spoke: You'll
find nothing of any account in our bag
gage. but II you will ask this young
lady for her hat. and can find the one
thousand in bills she concealed in II
just before leaving Santa Fe, think
you will certainly consider yourself re-
paid for your trouble"
The girl turned toward him with
blazing eyes and uttered the word
Traitor" There was no escape. The
hat was taken possession OF. After the
lining had been carefully ripped out II
was returned with "a few gruf words
of apology.
''ln luck, by heavens" cried the high.
wayman, exultingly. "Pile in, all.
Sorry fur yer loss, miss, but we're
boun ter take all we kin git We aint
got no treasure; but this here'll dc
bout as well. Drive on"
IL want the way bill!" said. excited.
ly. for the scene we had just witnessed
had raised my Indignation TO fever heat.
He handed IL TO me. but 1t huttered un.
der the horses feet, and again de.
manded IL. He picked it up. climbed
the wheel and handed IL to me. Then,
turning to the young lady, he said,
grufily:
But fur this lining, young woman,
ye might all ha' been lyin' in yander
ditch. No treasure abeard. Come this
way again 'thout 1t an wen settle yer
accounts, blast yer! Now, git.'
We gladly followed this advice, but
could not find language strong enough
to express our opinion OF the mer-
chant The driver made the air fairly
lurid with his suluphurous profanity,
and the young lady answ cred all ut.
tempts ut consolation with hysterical
sobs. The merchant alone appeared
to retain his cool equanimity of tenn
per.
Arriving at Denver he begged very
earnestly of the young lady, with me
as her escort, to grant him n few mo-
ments for explanation in private par
lor. He pleaded so fer7ently that she
gave reluctant assent. He closed the
door and bolted 1t, which looked n lit
tie strange.
Don't be afraid" said he, as / felt
for my revolver. Sitting down he
pulled off his boot, and from the toe
took out wad of bills Said he: ''My
poor child. let me make restitution.
Here are two thousand dollars in bills
for the one thousand dollars you lost"
handing her two one thousand dollar
bills-''your lining was a God-send tc
me; II they had searched me further
they would have secured twenty in
stead of one thousand. And besides,
concealed in my baggage are diamonds
and other precious stones. which, IL
they had secured. would have beggared
me-" Taking beautiful solitaire from
his vest lining he presented that also
to her II should have explained in
the stage" he said, but walls have
ears, and why should trust the others
with my secrets?"-Edward j. Arm
strong, in Cincinnati Commercial-Gs
zette.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

"Men arc not horn free in this
country" said Willie. ''There amt no
worse bulldozed slave in creation than
my baby brother. ."-IIarper's Bazaar.
The rustler., 1891-09-11

'-''AsK THIS YOUNG LADY FOR HER HAT" :"
this action, / undertook TO slip my
pocket-book into my boot, and moved
my hand round TO get at the pocket.
The driver, mistaking the movement,
whispered: ''Have you got one?' The
man at the horses head noticed our
little conference, aud yelled at us.
The other instantly 1eveled his gun
straight Mt my head: '.None o. that
Hands up"
We threw mp our hands and he again
turned TO the way bill. / did man.
age, though, to slip my money into my
boot.
''You see, there's no mention made
,sof the treasure, and If IL was sent II
would certainly be noticed on the bill
However, you can get up and look in
uthe box and satisfy Yourself"
lie hesi'ated a moment, then climbed
The rustler., 1891-09-11

Dt L Of us - u
young lady.
guvcrness In an
officers family
a W ealthy
merchant mid
dle-agcd the
c o m pa n y :
horse-sh h Ger.
bound for the
stables AT Dem
NEF - uHT nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Now.York, Friday, Feb --BEEvEs-,Recepts 1?l
sHrG3d gi TOR hot u 30 carloads for poac
alive. and u carloads to be sod me oicTinss wge
We're Darcy ar at steady gges o. 81 fo SSSS5 sS 80
s saas gt s5 for u bu RI and Fay dry cows ' - ~
City dressed beef went out slowly at Chase PEI, n, a
nScs.d cr au at g. 7iac Tor medium to good
shp% aa a6S 9a 0 DO On Sh ST. Hubert for Nco%
Morris 800 mead the Lake Huron for r. Biz :,
$50 quarters beef the seTyia carrie o 3 ao Gr
c. H. Hammond & Co, making. with previous shDnt1tt,
total port for tle week Of 200l cattle sou
csb Sdy G t to d1to oTt continued market for
rfrGerated beef at AID Size n. and American
steers are selling at l02dl24c estimated dressed weight
SaIesEM. Goldsmith: PA Chicago Steers 1872 n aver
shsr.sn culver iG Ohio Steers. 1905 n. "a 90
Ohio oxen 1903 H. at So So 10 Lancaster County fehh'
j. Schan6erg is Ohio Steers n at SIS Ok 1850
" Newton & Gi!ett: New-Jersey dry cows, 51S n. at
rcSy for resh cow but tood .tock sells previous
quotations. 100 many common COWS are shipped 10 ''
CyeF al sG a% , 200 head aaT Of S %he
Ss at StS so,d yaa a very gt Sp western
alye sold az Sc per common IN, to ta s,ate Veal' ="
salds-D Harrington Il Neas 100 n average at &c
Per DO. $50 49, i At DC a \ le eO III 3D. ' o''' L No.
H.alenbeck & Hollis 80 Western Calves. S47 to $50 N,
Mgiep Ysel. i:2 at &C. a,,o,o. o, ~,
hcadI0 carloads at jersey CITY carloads ootht and
c,,i,ad, al HChOken Five carloads went direct "a
slaught,rrr~. WIN oHIN - ~ ~ I'HS Wv
be oenqs old Sheep steady and Lambs quO;a
unchanged but II didcult 90 the stock at the
rces Poorest best Sheep sold az a. 1J09J G22 per
10 h. Bucks s3 ecod TO prime Lambs at ~ 'OG76 -
Dressed Mutton held with little more hrmness
hut sold rather slowly at 7Go2c, few extra heavy
WSthers bringing &c the uptown slaughter houses
pressed Lambs quiet at 9dl0c. Dressed spring Lambs
arrived quite freely and sold mainly at s0as9
sales Hall enleck Hollis 100 state sheep 50 ~ at
81 IS SO do lOl N at - 62ta 1874 State Lambs 7G'a
N a, AZ 80 1872 do, So =, at 20 70.
' III me & Mullen: II State Sheep SO N. at 81; POI
state Lambs 10 H. at IS 20 81 do. SO n, at 80 Sls
D. Harrington: 1888 mixed Buffalo sheeg. 100 y. at
& 37L, Michigan Lambs, ~ n, at 30 30.
Wiker-on 4 sherman: 200 Michigan ard Indiana
Sheen mixed. % n scant. at - 80.
GGS-Rrcepts 80 carloads Of g. 2j7 head-21 carloads
at Jersey City and II carloads at 40tAst None offered
for sale alive NomlDally weak at SO G0aS3 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
GRAIy AND PRODCCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


There was a slight gain in speculative activity u
,,bcat Yesterday 100000 bushels changing hahd9'
Iut ,bo character of the speculation rehdiheu uh
changed At the start some weakness was mahhe'"u
but there followed a sharp upward moVone. au i ".
by considerable covering OF shorts, VA! ~ So
a. ~ IL JuIy sold early at 81 90 l-6@sl w I,lp
and then rose To II Oh Lid 81 90 -. Ii!o n.y. s,'
Of the day 5."i-2 cent. ie % me m,rhet
rivals we're large but without erect on c H,' i Ho
i co"troIIing Influences being stronger cables
m0derate clearances and ffecr export cinon NJ
cvnnr and from Milwaukee there was slpptu .'''uvo
barrels of flour. The nervousness OF tie
Increased By gossip Of penang as gS4 cent better and
- 900 bushels were taken for export mainly ior
Lisbon. - ,o,,o,ood corn favorably and
e,r,nC coIles coupled with reports OF damage Z"
the crops I'm the Argentine RepubIc, iiSreasCu ullc
bulllsh temper Free cea bcsvv CHICAGO arrivals
The speculative transactions amounted 10 hCarR
600 600 bushels. Net gains We're y ceht. ISL
lots were shade better. with o4'ooo Du'"ciS ''"o
ior osfi tailed on behind the leading cereals spot
lots quiet but IA cent hgner oitye
There were sales Of 1850 ticrces OF lard on the
spot and to arrive but could not be learned Welncr
Or eyporf or not The options were ASSISTED Dy tlc
smaIleF arrivals OF swine at Western points and prices
closed 4a3 points bcu"E
The final quotations we're s,,,,.a.v Mo-,
Wleat-Fcbruary. ~ II is march, al II TO- ''"S >
C Co S 81 March, 60 May, 80 81 July,
% 6ats@February 81 IS March, 81 81 May, 81 IL
cc1 nsrd-Narch s. 90; April So May, SO OF; July,
." & recptS Of -four and grain reported Yesterday at
Xe- York Philadelphia. Baltimore and liO.on Wer' a,
toows Wheat 33 g0j bushels; corn, ll2,1I2 huSh'iS
oats li3.473 bushels total grain 2eo,TAo 3nohoi,
flour, II ,543 packages AZ CWGaso' ilI ~
St Louis the arTlyas werT Meli b1ihsS total
crain G77 s27 bushels: -four, 1j3lj barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
LIVE srock MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Feb 13-Cattle-I:eceipts last ~ bOurs, 900
head total for far. 1000; for time
last week IL 700 consigned through 060 head all 81
which 10 New-YOik: cattle for sale market steady.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts last "a hours 5000 head
total for week thus 80 500 for time last week
81 500 consigned through 1000 head, COO OF which
t0 New-York; 1000 for sale; market steady and un-
changed. Hog~-ISeceipts hours. 1920
total for week thus so $50 for same time last week
"a 700 consigned 072O head J04O Of which 20
New.York; 500 for sale market slow Workers SO 0od
10 CHicaao' FEB f3.-'The Evening journal" reports
Cattle-Reccips, 1000 head; market active steady %
strong steers AZ 25d$j 20 cows bulls and miXtd,
~ 5OGsi so: stockors - 25dS3 90 Hogs-Receipts,
33 600 head shipments 10000: market strong. Rough
and common, 81 35dS3 40; prime mixed and packers,
i5d$9 5o prime heavy and butcher weights 600 80 55'
shinments 500; market active. nrmer. Natives. -"
"a So Westerns SASS 75 Texans, SO 90dSi 75 native
Iamls s5446 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Feb. Is (Spcclan.-The news to-day really
favored selling more than buying vet great many
short, went short May wheat sold from " % To-
o. b-o, and closed at % 37. Mlnhedpoil1 anu DIpu'
had $50 cars aguiust $50 a year ago: Inc best au
fGoritv on the floor situation at Minneapolis PR"
nounccd It exceedingly weak. at conslGert6G Iccnif
Of the 10000 bushels Of No. in story t, gr 800
~ IA 10 D., - and closed at % IL saturday e'ii-
mates, $40 cars are liberal oats were ence"uh~ Nv
narrow opening and closing At about the same PIl''
The covefEg bV one OF the lar-r packing concern ).
ttdahy BrptheI~. rallied pork Il cents hI'i -
cents; ribs. cents. The hogt-''Jop- a Ilt ~
undnr t, .,tlmatc~ price, at the yards NcLc mp 81 ~
cents. Puts on Mas wheat. 90 34aD, '-7' calls
o. rs: puts on MAJ corn, 81 calls. % j =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

$50. .urt ana MAY delivery, l-oido --9iu SiSff ana
G51 ndiInry 5-64d5 6-6d; June ana gnt usLEScs,
s.G4d sellers July and August deoNE cefsc srntnn
delivery, lOo,d S'iri'' "'P''"
80 md Ortoir delivery 7- - sOid; Ole low
Galveston Feb. l3-COt;on rteady d ~ ,cccuts
,6diinc sSc good ordinary, 17sci net aa o so II
330S bales sports 70 Great bfi'a"' ''
3i4 taes stock 81 .23l bales ,,,-t lales. exports
wrckly-Net ard gross receipts. ~ continent 87ii
20 Great Drtnin 800 bales 10 ule uiS.'0''' 49,
hale. c0astwisf O. 237 bales sales ~ n not and
NooiH ,,s Z j92 bales exports coastwisc, LIB baes
sales $50 bales stock, a. ~ ua' ss IN az bales
WseAE-C or T,itain GIL bales; coastwise' 'iI
haie sale 2 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERI ALS.-The brick movement wa, was
Ick quoted at = 7SasS 80 for Jersey ysa,s h S6
CroOn and red = do brown - PhliadeIPhi1 r,
sl3: Trenton do. s,2 RO-cndae cement, 81 - PT
Lbi American Portland, 81 15as2 % EagIsh rCr.ui,
50 5Ods2 go; German Portland, 81 oOd$Z 50 ho w.
common line 81 per b1l and do finishing - 9;-9
s.. Johns lime Soc for common; laths, q -"
81 80 per 900 goats hair 21a23c per bush cate hSI'
COFFEE-A very quiet feeling prevailed IN slot bIS1i
grades toGay but the of the market WtS SeaeI
steady No Rio quoted AZ l7Sc Saes -oo o y5v nv
TO arrive lSasc Mid grades had moderate liqq5
SAFES 800 mats interior Padang, "a spot 400 Gae7
sayanila and $50 bags Central American private Nis
Ihere was a change sentiment IN the specustNe i,
today and the market suffered decline OF oalo ponts
ictunry alone exception. sho"lhE no ~
tbasge Weaker cables and realizing by Longs eouPdeu
wte larger receipts Rio. had most 10 40 WIN Uc w
,res.iop Anohtr weakening factor was deCHbe III ~
chang Havro broke pas l and Hamburg Siosa = p4:
ioweF London easier. Official quotat!on 20 p N
february 7os March 5G, APRIL los "a Ma a., '9 1G
Silos nominal good second 40 k;los 100 eSehanGi
,nriyate 1885, receipts IN EO, $4,000 bags no sVoa
bi OC0 bag Rio market a receipts III santos, 2,UUC
i9r. santos stock go 000 bags santos market nfiI
20 average Santos. $50; cleared from santos o %,
M (ore FEB TO- Thames. 5000 bags receipts aD
10 JuIy 10 February L.. 1891 l6lS,OV0 bags SAM
time 1850 $50 bags SANE time 1852 3oo3 wy 0a6
snr"fts at Santos July to February Il, 1871 2522V9
10Y same time 1890 $4,000 bags same time 1851
1913 600 bags Total sales here to-day, 2Soco bags as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
' ~ -YOPK oI'pKENE COURT. CITY
I IaVSARHIf's.i 'c'mhoArE & BrAMAN.
Po.tor.rc address and oncc.
TINTED sTATl> ClECl IT COl RI

/ 'sorTHEGN. DISTRICT o. NE%-YCik ;ria ,hc
II a'i ,se e Gn i g, q Amrca BY Socy 3,
sid tntd SAT-, IN ana i ,. 'f ,, Si,'H t g nt
State 70 al noe cSgt33y ,sn1o Ard m .Ho Fst vaid
S q ac ci W.T. % NS AZ S",,a IN ~, ' =, no d,
by Whiteho sc on To- '@ sa by cc and S'5 a
IN hc said srcctfy q do ira-uf, u. ,r the
ofect.on u custom Home Bud"e; ~ drr and 100
Pa osS5 Hus 81 IN Isl. SIS cad At autno
f lor c9n Parp p ,s ad Coqs, ne
q appal.es w3iehocS od9 ~ ne y 6e At OF
XXI Act TO- The erection q appr1i,r. vareoo-c n
@ a,n e@ % ,o T 9s5a AZ an 9' q cae appray
Ausgst st, 1s .s ut Ia, On paSc bi5Ss and &
ch and az Ac, Of I or, o Ip c2coS S p,
sy appra.ers warehouse in The CIV o. New Tot aud or
S DTnyrd JSS 2a,h 1890 cnttcd An act . aiad ~
A. ot ne Sw .,;go" AID f 55cr pgrss notIc
Heby given taI apca,Ga y vi , be I m3ar o H.
rc ~ Sew %ewYork at -tatd ter said C"ur,
held Il tg couT, u G g n he civ o. NcYok on
Friday H. 27tG ds q FDuar s i2 Gc = hG . .9r9o
can &c hard tereo fr thG apg@pnSn[ n, ~ C'"T
aaturc ana GX,en ~ q e h hy B ncd State 81 im
To ali ac2 gS'e Set1ln IAN land and pr h building,
F,, sc wa ad s. S9qsG P,j oa
he the Soc cs. Sg whSh1 IT, s "S a S
ITis the Same be converted Appropriated and u-cI 20
ard Tor the plrpos,s Of ste foT me ERECTION %
gress approved september IAN Sr~. amended Dog M"
ct 81 Congress approved June 2Sth 1870 SAID property
been collected and approved D. the Secretary
~ the Treasury ~ the rnted states . Amcrc1 uudr ana
IN pursuance 81 the provisions n Act Of Congress
irovi August L.. ISIS entitled I'm Act 10 authorize
Condemnation ~ land FOR sites 81 public building and or
Al OF CouCr's- approved puh"r
18th 1855 entitled can Act for tue erection Of an ap.
treisc-'s warehouse N the city ~ Ncv-iork ana Tor
other purposes amended by The Act u Congrr,s AZ
nrnyrd June 2sth 1850 entitled. an Act 10 amend
Act for the erection Of APPRAISERS warehouse IN the
CIV of New-Nork. ana for other purpose when Sid
DTopcpty Is more particularly d,sribed A. follows.
kn those certain lot pecc- or parcels u land situa'
living First Na'd u tho citv Of Now
YORK which taken together ~" bounded ana described a,
point formed Dos the Intersection ~
Whitehall with the Rowling Green. and running
thence sou,hwary. along Whitehall street o. point
f1rued nv the Intersection of whitehall street with Hrdso
street thence wcstwadiy 1l,n BRIDGE Sircrt 10 uont
form cd by the ncrecion o. Bridge ~trrt o. state >tr 49,
thence northwardly along Stt" street - point formed
v the Intersection Star Street with the Bowling Green
tencc easfwardlv the Bowling Gre,n o. IN" point
or place u beginning. Da,ed Nrw-YorE. February 3D.
1sqt fDWAfB MITCHELL. Attorney - thr United
states % America and for thn southern District oi
Ncw-York Post once Building. Ncw-Nork CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
IoRDDEUTsCHER LLOYD 8; $. CO.

DED I'D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL OR IAGUAYKA, PUERTO CABELLO, CURACAO.
MARACAIBO AND CORO.
Pier 50, East River.
SIS. VENFZu FLA SatridaY February -, p.
SIS PHILADELPHIA... Thursday, February 90. | p NE
SIS. CARACAS. SATURDAY, March II go = II
These STEAMSHIPS, specially oIt TOT the ri4e
have very superior mnt datons for pessen
BOuLION. BLISS ( DALLETr
Tourist Agents General Managers, IL Wall-st
THOS. COOK s. son. 2Gl Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
Ocean Glcnmer5.

JNMAN Line {. 5. and Royal Nail Steamers.
1 For QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY or XEWYoRK; wednesday February IS SO p M M
CITY OF CHICAGO ..... Wcdn,s1 March II, a. m.
CITY OF NEWY .Wclnc, lay. March Is. u 80 y. H.
From pirr 81. y r.. adionn Ch-i~tnphrr-s;. Ferry.
FIRST CABiN. $50 and upward. aecSrdnG to steamer
prepaid s35. STEERAGE. SO. PETER WRIGHT
EOSS, General Agents. y BOWLING GREEN. N 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
COTTON MARE TS-BY TELEGRAPH.

| Liverpool. Fpb 70. y. m.-Cotton-The sales Of tho
include 5000 American. Futures closed balcy
| steady Observation-Disclosures. low mddng clause. Feb
ruary delivery 5964d sellers; February and March de-
69-04d sellers; March and April delivery e104d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
Visible supply, .....
STAINED,
% SIG Low Middling ........7 1916
Good Ordinary. ......

Uood UFunilary ~ 775Ia II,ddIi1a ..s's
Op:ons-Bearsh Influences PREY aleo t0HSS' anu ,tir
,asit w1s general break In prices, IeaQlg 10 IaUcI
more activity. There more OF less ballneine "
the ''shor3' side, but the bulk o. the selling "a U
.ono,, account the early dealings thee was pu~e
I'm the trading with light fluctuations. But LNeipooi
came weaker and STATED the market on the oOMhMa
turn. in theS-sion the hsavness wa auI Nm
NV the free Interior ana final nguls ~ ap,uO
Re Lowest OF the day showing net losses Of 6G' points
N.nln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

$50 p IN. Evening prayer and Sern SS1TsrERIEE will
Choral service (seats free = p. M Dr. "a ~
preach the morning and at p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

Warehouse deliveries since February /. 1881 New
YORK Il5O34 bags; BALTIMORE, 300 Dats; Ne"or'e"s
Il q. a bags !; total, 12V,oGS bags. -, . TO- a,iao
0N-Ihe spot market ruled duii at ioc oegRe
Sales bales for cOnsunptlOli or 'So!SS
bsles against 0s2 bales ts day last weeh ana 1882
ats tTis day last veal. Total for the week loo0Op
bsis aeSns 15S S85 bales last week and 9O769 bales
MS day last year. Crop mOt elnent 800, ,eoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
legal Notices

IL II K-t An +. % an ORDER OF the supreme
nj he ami alton of the Trustees o An' Fcai FhlF h'V
1o,.,.lt 10. a voluntary dissolution on me 'tn .-'
F,pfrafy 1871 IN once Of the (lcrN OF w w >u
County OF NcS-Noik shall sell ~ pubic non at N"
5ll and 2l8 last 33dt IN the litN OF Ht"- ~, va
FRIDAY Fcbrnar, 2Cth. ISL 10 O'Clock p ~. ",
ard y Haruett Co.,, auctOncer-, the machHrf! I' W.
Manufacture u Paper Bottles and Other article I-,t
patent Of the United State Mo-. 80 sOJ 81 81 ~ -
Ma 39i So 800 95l $50 9i2. 35s2jI ahd iO3 fO0 one"
fixtures safe and stock Of unu@nuf1cturd ana Hn' w.
IT,. business GLOl,GE r. ROBEKTSON' Receiver.
dated New.Yotk, Feb. .. loil --------
n EW-YORK SUPREME COURT CITY
y AND COUNTY or ,NLWNoEkmEiehaTd Eor i
ION Wilson Charlie HOVkin. Bo.hcr, Wl4IAu h'fWirl
ton Joseph Marshall Johnston nnd lehtnln i'"u
Wilson plaintiffs against Lewiston MIL CO.. d~'"aa''
q" thc arovcnancd defendant: You hereby sum
uon,i 10 answer the complaint In TIL, action, ana 1"
serve "A COPY ~ answer ON the IIhlhtll7 'l'"l''
Within twenty DAYS the service ot tn. SUMMONS
cxrlu,i,c Of service aud Ia case 81 YOUR IA,
10 anrsr or answer Judgment VIII De taken against YOU
by diault for the relief demanded IN the complaint.
D'''u EVAKTs. CHoATE & BEAMAN.
IhIntn-' Attorneys.
Po-ofcc address and o1.rc
80 - Wall st., Ncw.forS CIV
To the Lewiston Mil Co:
III foregoing summons j. served upon Won. br pub
lcat"n pursuant 10 order u Hon o'orrc r. Ana rr -
dated hc 18Th d,y OF Tcoruar, l-!l. and on thr I'm
- NJ FcI,rmrv 1881. nlI With the complaint ~ ti
cncr Of tn Cfra ~ the cts and County fH N'"-A"i
u" '''' ''' iVAKTS. CuOATE BEhMAN.
'''. Iy,u.-f N.v-York CIV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

THIRTY FOURTH STREET REFORMED CHURCH
west Of San-ayeItrcaehing by the Pastor. Rev. DR..
low Ground"; 80 The Church Ut smyrna" Al
welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHUKOH i G nroaeS
st near CanaL-Rey EDWARD L. PAfSoN Will preaon
al 10 40 a. M, All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

Christian Churches for the Redemption Spirit Soul and
Body" at 80 D. m. Seats free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH. 92d-st. and Amstor
dam.ayc-I,.y. X. +. McMICHl.LS. Of Saratoga. VIII
pr ach at II a. M AMI 40 p. seats free. All are
invited. Sunday school at 80