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Making the Meaf.

From the Detroit Free Press.
'Look thar ~
1t was one of the scouts riding at the head Of
the column, and he stretched his long right
arm out and pointed to the left of our route az
he spoke.
Sailing around in circles low down were
scores of the vultures of the plains-repulsive,
merciless and of evil omen.
Carcass of a lost horse, probably" muttered
the captain.
"sIebbe so. but yeres pony tracks by the
DOZEN"
We'll see"
We bore away to the left and after riding half
mile reached the spot. In the valley between
two ridges lay the body of human being. We
could identify it that far before dismounting
Ii had been stripped OF clothing. The hands
had been severed at the wrists. Every toe had
been hacked off. The nose was gone, the scalp
torn OF and the eyelids cut away.
The body had finally been staked out on its
back, arms and legs extended. and, after being
blown full of powder and gashed with knives,
had been made the target OF arrows. Thirty
eight Of the feathered shafts were sticking in
the flesh. The scouts pulled most of them out
and turned the body this way and that us they
looked for some mark Of Identification.
Settler, " said old Dan as he stepped back
and looked around "Out after stray horses or
cattle. Reds eorraled him here See! Here
are eight shells from his Winchester. Hope he
wiped out three or four, but don't see any
signs. Only ten miles to the fort, but he
couldn't make it What shall we do with it,
cap.ain?"
''Iide on"
We had nothing with which to dig o grave,
and We had to leave it there. Half a mile away
We paused for moment to look back. There
were no vultures oircling in the air, us before.
All had settled down to the feast When night
came there would be nothing left but pile OF
clean-picked bones.
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7 ATIMER b SLOAN. Auctioneers.
L. iaOo q NJ NV

i4Oo U q. Nv.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF a DESIRABLE LOT OF
M K hEPSffGh sIE s5Nf1Sis s 81 saiB
FEoSTiNG On SAID STREE STREE DWELLING
BY virtue of certain deed of trust dated April %
3 seq one q the land records % ri lie Bss
TIC. OF Coum.a and upon the written request
party secured thereby, We will offer for at public
eEMhK rfs q 9e PS,sres Gs TUESDAY Pr
situate in the Of washinsto in the District fo
Howard al subdivision Uf part Of square North Of
square nunbered three hundred thirty -four N Of
at loho one Of the records OF the once Of the sur
fey9r OF dhe said District bezinning Tor the
westwsrdly on TIE north line of said lot forty
parallel with the line Of Vermont svenns {" tbe soai
line of said io thence eastwardly said south line
line said avenue and thence norhaardiS on ~ t ts
west line Of said avenue fourteen a) feet place
And immediately thereafter, ty virtue of certain
r isS at folio hos ct sean ana II as sLs
Inu ree9rds Aforesaid upon the written request Of
Of IN the s ssE , shs r In
mainder of said lot numbered four a. in the same
three hundSsd and ihrfyefoar y o. u 4. Se
q 1n sss
o. H. 8 IN from the line OF Vermont avenue and
ne Of said lot thence along saa sSuts
line thirty-one feet and seven inches C3l f. in },
north ssd stree. fourteen @ isss . tie ns1ss
eight fee; and erh Sshes rs sad nnr5h ss
or less, to the point of beginning.
The part Of said lot frst above Described is Inn
proved by comfortable frame weling and the part
last above described is improved by q nsat brick
dwelling.
Terms: one-third % cash and the balance I'm one
and two years. with Interest at the Of q per
celtu annum from the day Of sale payable semi
annually. secured by deed of trust the property
. at ii s Il
:, 9s Of sale 81 and rscord1s viii Be
be complied with in fifteen days from the day of sale
otherwise the trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and Of defautinS pur-
chaser after hye days advertisement Of such resale IN
The Evening Star.
b. LEWIS BLACKBOARD.
,A. ZEE: a IsSS st. ''" Trustees.
Nla %;
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
" 800 18th ST. n. W.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUALE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HoUsE No
slO STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust recorded in Iiber
l.;S9 folio @ ct seq. of the land records Of tie
sriet oil Columbia and at the request OF the party
secured thereby, will offer for in front of the
Premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWRNTY-NINTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. 1891. at HALF-PAsT FOUR
ocLoCk r. NJ. Part Of lot z. in square 4Is in the
CITY OF WASHINGTON. District of Columbia. Beginning
Oh street forty 40 east from the nort.west
corner o said square ami running thence on said
street - ieet thence south - thence west
THENCE north - ieet to the place begluning sold
subject TO deeds trust amounting 10 as 1Oo and IN
te.est ~ 80
Terms u sale All cash In said deed of trusts
SiHo deiosit at time OF sale. Terms lie complied
with IN ten days or the property will lie al
and cost of deiaulting purchaser. i've days To-
advertisement in The Evening star
ao,-.. EIRANh L SALhoUN.l rrus.ss.
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Lord Salisbury Is said to have advised the
Bulgarian government to 90 far in satisfyinR
France in the present juncture.
Church Of ENGLAND.
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABLIsIIRD
advertising ealrNoy ant. sstrologer and nediumia
this csty; Has yopderful Isopheue slit VI sse0sA
sght Reveals hidden mysteries. RECEIVERS lost o.
stolen property. brlnss sepsrsied ,osstbss. o.usas
speedy marriages. gives success IN business.
family troubles .yil infusnrss sransers from othse
cities and all IN trouble Will time and money ~
coming 10 the right place st he here
others nave failed Conyncss rkeltical ana sd
sertises only what he can do Al business conhasn-
uAl satisfactlon guaranteed sittlnsx. soc. HourA
vto9 Open Sundays. hssidsnos Az II Ut. bss ~ssa
~ and Ctn sts. southwest. d20eHs
NINE PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DEsrIE7
AVA reader Of the age Informataon given with
phenomenal accuracy. sittinsn 3d. Hours, ~ a U.
90 y pm. l532 18th II. nv. nol3-5wS
M ms. HErTIE CLARK OF BOSTON. THE WELL
daily from 40 20 5. also Tuesday and fTi.
day. q 60 pm ofhce l2s2 Mass. ave. ds-sw1
MhE. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED cLAIs.
born with caul. las wonderful healing power Give
bsmes and lucsy dates. Doat saii sss this lady.
M M BkoQkE TELLS ALI. TIA EvkNls OF
AVA life; AL business confidential. Ladies and gsp-
tleInen. % cents each. Hour: Ss. N. u D ln. Al
st. bet LIST and North Capitol Sta n ", noll2ms
M ME, DREAMER, THE ONLY CELEBRATES
Ensiish and German sssrolosist On the eity t.iis
Al events OF lite. Once hours m 20 ~ NJ sun.
day. 10 .. u 10 Q Pm l50e 1sth q. n ". dlo-JnS
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THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN GEORGETOWN. On SOUTH SIDE of i
nTBLLf. MAR STREET BRIDGE
BY NIttue Of certain deed Of trust duly recorded
siUnZ the land records oI tie distract Columbia IN
lrr Lass, 20 10 -. 81 seq. and the request OF The
laGty secured tnerv!y shall sell. pubic auction
"a ir.nt OF ,r ths IreHiises, on ThCRsDAY, THf
FOUR O'CLOCK L. N, all that certain Iarce of
GROUND ljluS and 1e;n- IN Georgetown. ia sand Bis-
tfict, distinguished lot "A in Eolnleads addition
thcr-tO tbeinE now part square OF square !i1
having fTont at 30 tee. Dy a depth OF 81 ieet on
south side OF i STREET stree: bridge, az Described
by ine;es ana bounds IN deed. duly recorded among
said and RECORDS III LATER n @. A. 90. 80 81
seq, together with the ilnprOyeulents consisting
OF Two frame houses
Terms o. sale: Gne-third cash, Of which 800 must
b. @lo deposit At time sale; residue in o eQuai
Payments IL one aud two respectively, Der cent
Interest," payable hail yearly, seured by OF
e purchaser and ICED oi trust the prOI erty, AL
cas- AZ u tlon u purchaser All convey aucig Nc At
IuicH-Sers cDst Terms to lie coE.p.led with IN lea
daYs on trust es reserve the ris readyertse anu
Sci. a; de:au4ting purchasers cost and risk
GHAkilS H. CnAdlN
diS-dts WILLIAM NICK. OSBORNE trustees
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Lieut. Anastuy, q retired ofhcer Of the French
army, has been arrested on the charge Of sssss-
sinating the Baroness Dellard In Paris.
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DuNcANsoS BROS. AucuOnssr.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPRoyEp
PROPERTY. SITUATED ON MN HAMP-
SiilkA AVENUE BETwEEN AND sTkEE as
NDi.tHwEsf. IN THE CITY OF WASHING
ION. d. q.
BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia. passed ON the 9Th day De-
on TUESDAY. the fMENTI-NlNIh DAY or DE-
SEABkh, 1sgi, al pubic au'tlOn, at HALF-PAsT
foth Otloth y. NJ. in front OF the Premises. lot
ie,tered C, n square numbered one hundred and
seventy seven u1sl, IN the city Washington, d. o.
ieiiis OF sale prescribed 10y the decree third
casL and the balance IA two equal nsisnents, pay
aus m one and Years from ,iay OF sale. all cash.
AZ the option OF the purchaser The deferred pay
lints TO Dear interest at cent and be securd
by trust upon the property sold. deposit OF two
hunred ts2OOl dollars will lie required at of
Al! ronNeyancins at the cost the purchaser. Ii
terms III safe are not coaped with in ten days the
trustees reserve the right 10 resell the properly
llsA and cCst OF deiau.tug purchaser, after such
further advertisement IA they shall think proper
ASpkkW A. lifsCOMB.
iot,ih "a, EeaGaii building, [ r-..-
J. HOLDSMOETH GORDON, trustees
dl6d&ds $50 AZ 81 n W
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THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auctloneer.,
u nl2 IL n N
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVE
PROPERTY, No lSs2 RHoDL IsLAND Az

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkoPERIA, 10, lss2 RHODE ISLAM AVE
NUE. NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF two dee,s OF trust, dated respectively
September 10 les., recorded ia ljler lsA l.s
ct sec. and January 4, lsSs, recorded Iaber l2S
folio 4os ct seq, Of the land records Of the District
tsn n,r and as9 by virtue % dSesee
District OF Columbia, in Equity cause No lEis3 on
the 9Th dag OF Decenbsr. 1891 Will sell Ia ront OF
the premises on WEDNESDAY. JANUARY SIXTH,
lSsf2, at HALt-PAST THREE O'CLOCK L. NJ, part
OF lot r. square "a fronting 81 feet the south
OF Rhode Island by depth OF ltrs f.-st inches
10 wide alley; said around having lott. wade alloy
ON the west side thereof. iaprOyel 10y handsome
modern history and basement brick residence, lBs1
Rhode Island ave. n. ".
Terms Dne-thir cash balance in one and two years
With Interest, secured 10y deed Of trust Prop
erty, or all cash. at the option OF the purchaser de
post OF 500 required at time OF sale II the of
sale not complied with ,lu days the trustees
reserve the night to resell al aud Gust
purchaser. Conyeyancing and recording cost OF
purchaser.
RICHARD W. TYLER.
1907 y ST.
ROBERT q. RUTHERFORD irusieee
d2.1-dts 1:j0G OF. NV.
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I ATIMER 3 SLOAN. Aucroneers
TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk1fEEET S,,,E BEING PkEMlsEs NO. M D

STREET SOUTHWEST,
By virtue Of certain deed trust dated the LIST day
Of APRIL A. ID. 1853. and duly rscorded Iiber Ill
ioo IA ct eeQ one of the land records the District
Of and 81 the request Of the party secured
thereby, we VII sell a. public auction IN front Of the
g -FOUR 0 sS the iOi!ovnE TAI
tain piece or parcel Of land and premises known ana
distinxuished - and being lot Numbered forty nine
S4Jl according 70 the subdivision made By William ~
Matlnxy and samuel Ceas or lots numbered nineteen
lS) twenty COD and twentyons CID. in ssaton and
four hundred and thirty Ave- with the improven Ia
No. az street southwest.
Terms; ;., ons-shird cash balance in and two
the property all cash. All convey sncipr and re-
cording at purchasers cost deposf Of 100 viii hs
u hfseen days from day Of sale, the property nay
- sss0'a q KS "a s9st & dif,H,ins purchase.
Hrx.r p nAur. sis F'e. r.uss....
alsAkds Eseeia No. n..E.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
- SUPPLEMENTARY LoYp q q Co

ShoLI honIL 10 LoADpN;
last Express steaners,
- To Southampton lLonduI. liavr.D. Dreuen-
Hayel. Tues. Dec. -, > 1rase 1ues. Jan ),
~ alu. HAS, Iues. JAN L. g. In. sA.le, Iuss.,
Jan 10, ALA tibe, sat-. Jan. 3, IL IA. Eder.
Tues. Jan. nj. l pm.
ConAioriaDe state eIcellept table, luxurious
saoon appointments: lrces: lst cabin. s15 ad up
ward berth. according 70 location. ID cabin, s5UA
bsEtn sIeerAss a. iVS rstsA Apps W - b. Disuor.
S-a Penn ave- d.
TROPICAL TOURS
Nose and interesting trips 10 the beautiful English
Island OF Jaiaaca and the old world
Spanish MAN. occupying tao weeks longer, by tie
Atlas line OF steamers. About
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
qefrayt all Necessary EXPENSES Of visit 90 Jamaica,
HAyt, Colombia. NICARAGUA and Costa hca Only lrs3
cabin passengers. for pamphlet address PIN, fOl.-
WOOD %. Agents,24 staIest. New York. nos -eo5s
LIAM LINE. ROYAL MAIL sTEAMsHIPs.
n sLAsSow 70 FHiLADELPHIA DiKEdI.
,ru ,ALLANsTATE LIEE
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. FOhTNIGHTLY
Cabin passage, $40 SECOND class ESQ. steerare tlos
IAITIMORE AND LIyEkfOOL sEhyfCk
wa Halifax aud st. Johns. n. w.
Steamers sail from Baltimore fortnislty.
Apply 70 u. W. MOSS, Hel la. ave, OF
no26-m Mrs. ID. A. BkOsSAk. Msshinstoa.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
7 ATIMER = SLOAN. Aucnoneer.

+ AriMER SLOAN. Aucnoneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
sTn2E sS af keSEs Afkp aNo p S u
III rSSd5NSPki siSSdda f 1SSk cd At hIt hiS,
Gins. akkSEss. sS "A"' '''
THE Hch ME HTR sSs ns
4 ATIMkR 3 SLOAN. Auctlonesr..
THE BALANCE OF THE PERSONAL EFFEcTs
2Nyo9 ExfhAosp bS SN aN Nhc22af iNisTFR
PhdESsIIlpS0rENrIARi OF GERMANY. AT PUB
At the German lsgation. "a 18th ,t tet Pa AVE-
ana an s,p = 3, NV; on WEDNESDAY. DEcENBEk
SOFAS Eis3 AND o I'll IA ssY ~
SOLID OAK sIIEBokRp, wiTH ESIEN.
ffGsu, ANp GINA c.osEfrt Or saokcssE
10 MArCh, CHINA AND GLASS WALK. AN
INs sT Nbk nksss fists hNP
scRfkNs, SkTNThI 1 RrGs AND ME- HANG
fsk ihiS fH hf fkscS Ml M o TffR
SAsAsTASp,, PicSic BhssEr. hsfi iaff
fTRI, BEDDING, HAIR AID dusk MAI
TRkssEs, KITCHEN kIoUisIrEs. ETC.
ABOUT 800 BOTTLES ASSORTED IMPORTED
WINES AND LIQUORS. COMPRISING Cog
NAS, FINE Slp cLARETs AND RHINE
LOT OF BOOKS. cos ffH COOKING UTENSILS.
o This sale fine Opportunity
I Terms sri,,s cash LATlMLR SLOAN.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

tOk sAlE-ouk STOCK OF sIIGHILN UStD
flANos Is ALMOST EXHAUSTED. As th,ra
are lots 81 people WHO want insfruu.uts which are
mol entirely new viii offer until January 4. lsse,,
tie follow ing Iaanos of we'll known uakers satc Of
which have had but very little u.s.. ofh.rs which A.,
ofdnd sstr, hut tut down 60 tarxAin TTic-s.
s-oStaSe Baby Grand stairway A Sons liano
rosewood; ine ass
:, ,arysa e.'s; ssrPsntns mo.dlns. $3.50
as-octaye Upright L. os6ier bro. fano:
nssd ,hrse n,ol,hs saoo
,rana new So Eedaesa 10
months cos, s:ra5. s.7s
have also lots VI other Pianos, which will b~ sod
on terms 10 suit each buyer. STOOL, AND gDNl5R
given With each Instrument. layinents fn,m a. 10
t25 monthly. Cali aud sse the Plsnos
4 y DROP
d-i-lw g., pa ave.
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II ALI.LT 4 DAVIS PIANOS. THE UPRIGHT
PIANO that Scels all others Iulque .tyl,. f,sr
bridal aud CHRISTMAS presents. at Agency, ell h -
n. ".
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PROBLEM No. "a (Tourney Problem No. 3O).
By A. V. BOATRITE. Columbus. Ga.
COMPOSED for The Evening Starr
Back-Ten (lO) pieces
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
THE REV DIR. vIRGry's sA1ARY INCREASED

The annual meeting OF the Society Of the Pilgrim
Congregational Church. at wenyfrst-st
and Madison ave. held last night Josiah Lombard
was reelected chairman and Reuben Small secretary, each
for fourth term. George l.. Van Emberg and Thomas
H. Newman were trustees The other trustees
are John j. Braden, j. NJ Horton John j. Ncstel and
Marshall Ayres. The present treasurer, Mr. Braden, VIII
probably reelected subsequent meeting OF the
trustees The treasurer report made last night showed
the society be In prosperous condition The interest
en- the mortgage the church property has been
provided for the three years The estimates for
the coming year include e. 600 for the salary Of the
pastor the Rev. DR.. Virgin which raised TO that
amount when Dr. Virgin declined call to Boston church
last winter The choir Of the church being recognized
Minor c. Baldwin has been engaged 0rcanist and Mr.
Ritter formerly Of Holy Trinity Church, tenor. The
committee reported that other members Of the choir
would be engaged within few weeks
II expected that there would be some discussion
night upon alleged project ot the congregation TO
move TO side OF the city The matter did
come up however and Of the trustees said that there
no present prospect Of any change On Sunday naxt
the church will celebrate the twentieth anniversary Of ts
foundation.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
c,rurerD AROUT TIE TOWN.

The votes of the children in fftythree public schools
m The state flower show 25360 for the golden rod and
a2,045 for the rose.
Francis L. COrlaO. Italian Democrat in the Sixth
Ward visited Mayor Chaplin yesterday and suggested
that as many Italian children attend the public schools
there should be an Italian member Of the Board Of
Education.
The Brooklyn Water Front Warehouse and Drydock
Company will be rcorganzed by the holders of the
first mortgage bonds.
The portion of old Brooklyn Theatre not occupied
nv the rev building of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle"
at Washington and johnson sts has been purchased
nv A. Abraham and Desmond Dunno for 100000 The
nsw owners say they have not fully decided what 10
DO with the property, but 1t may become the site OF
newspaper Office.
The small boys Of Russell Place have become in
,ensed because the owner OF vacant lot where they
we're accustomed 10 play has built picket fence and
placed q board the top TO prevent them from jump
ing over II. Accordingly notice has been placed on
the fence with skull and crossbOnos and bearing the
inscription Last SOticcl These boards mast come
down Russell Place White Caps. Malta"
The second annual convention OF the Brooklyn
Christian EndeavOr Union will be held tomorrow in
the Hanson Place Baptist Church There will be three
sessions in the early morning AFTERNOON and evening
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
MONTCLAIR.

HE TRIED TO AWAKEN Ills DEAD MOTHER.
The neighbors of Mrs. Ellen johnson, Of Montclair,
have missed her since May 3. Mrs. Johnson
lived in rooms I'm house at New and Fulton sts.
she had son Peter. eight years Old who played
about with other children Casual inquiry met with
the reply from the child that his mother was asleep.
On Monday night Mrs. YOungjohn, who rents the
house. went to Mrs JolmsOns apartments and entered
the bedroom. She saw the wornan's dead body
stretched upon the bed. The police took charge Of
the BODY and later the county ply sclan examined 1t
ard gave a permit for It's burial lie said the
woman had been dead over a week.
Little Peter was questioned. The child said that
on sunday night, MAY 3. he went TO church with his
mother. She had been drinking. They returned
homo at O'Clock and soon retired TO bed. The
child slept with the mother During the night the
mother arose 10 look at a mouse trap and then lay
down again. In the morning he tried TO awaken her,
but not succeeding lie prepared his Own breakfast a.
he lad often done. and went ont Ia play. At night,
after supper. finding as he thought that his mother
was stl sleeping he crept In beside her and went TO
sleep. Each morning thereafter the child tried 10
awaken his dead mother and each night he lay down
besiic her corpse. thinking that he would lind her
awake In the morning. His few meals he supplied
himself and got food from the neghb0rs without
making any mention Of his mothers condition: The
child Is detained at tile police ssa1n. as he has TO
relatives 70 whom he can 90. Mrs. johnson was
addicted 10 llquor Her husband abandoned her and
The child about year ago, and has not been seen
siLce
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
CONVENTION OF THE EPWORrH LEAGUE.

convention OF the Epworh League and other
young peoples societies of the NewYor East District
was held yesterday at Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, No. 1913 East One-hundred and-e ghteenthst.
Each society entitled to five delegates and one
additional delegate for every thirty members above
the number of fifty, and the pastor Of each church is
member eX-ofico of the organization. There arc
about 5000 members of the League In the East Dis
trict, and all the branches were represented
Tho programme divided into three parts. At
10 80 devotional exercises led by the Rev.
Dr. y. g. Sporty. After reports, Mrs. II. II. Scribner
corresponding secretary, sang solo. This was fol
lowed by brief address on "The Minister and tho
Leaguer in Pastoral Work. by the Rev. E. r. Foley.
In the afternoon conservation services led by the
Rev. d. F. Kidder. Greeting offered by the Rev
DR.. T. II. Burch, and response was made by the
Rev C. S. Wing presiding elder DR.. F. c. Graves. Of
bridgeport, spoke on "The Sunday Evening League
Meeting in Relation to the Sunday Evening Preaching
service and Joseph Fettrech THE League and the
Singing in the Social Meetings of the Church" An
essay was read by Miss lillian r. Loder Of Port Ches
ter, on "The Epwocth League In Everyday Lfe.'
This was followed by recitation by Miss Klttle Mid
dlebrook. Some interesting remarks were made by
the Rev. W. A. Leighton. president Of the New York
Conference. In the evening praise service was led by
Chaplain c. c. McCabc, who with Dr. kendlg addressed
the convention.
The Rev. i. l. Streeter elected president and
Miss Isabella Dennis treasurer Of the District League
for the wear.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-13
YALE MINSTRELSY AT PELHAM MINOR.

The Yale glee and banjo clubs gave delightful con-
cert last evening IN the Manor Clubhouse at Pelham
Manor; and at the close of the entertainment recep
ton was given in their honor by Mr. and Mrs. John
Cunningham IIazen, who had been instrumental in
bringing the Elm City visitors thlther The clubhouse
and the Hazcn residence and grounds eabO-
ratcly and dalntly decorated, and numerous out
otOwn guests shared in both the musical and social
pleasures OF the occasion. OF the latter, dancing
until a late hour was feature. The glee and banjo
clubs give these musical performances in many places
in the course Of year; but very seldom, they
saw Is any personal hospitality like this extended
TO them. For the convenience Of a number Of people
returning TO this city arrangements made for the
Washington express Of the New England road, with an
extra car to stop at Pelham Manor at 80 O'Clock this
morning