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New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BELOVED DISCIPLE, s9th-st., Madison-ave
Rev. S. GREGORY LINES, Rector.-Holy Communic
n 80 Service and sermon by the Rector At H. Choir
service and sermon by Rev. PETER MACFARLANE at
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

A GREAT METHODIST MASS MEETING n the in
tsresk OF city eVangellzstoo Will be held In the SAh-
EEgIE MUSIC HALL ;shavs and SIth;' on MSe
by Rev HuGH PRICE HUGHES, Mrs. HUGHES ana
r. MORGAN HARVEY, ESQ., OF London. Singing ny
Q chorus OF 400 children
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH corner corner O.
Madlson.aye and S1st-st.-Rev HENRY ~ sASUnd SdS ,
n d will bepin his pastorate Of this church next ouSa
October ls and preach at IL q m. and 40 - ~ Sun
dav.school at 0 80 a. m. All are cordaAy ihNi'eo'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Madison-ave and 00thst.
Rev. r. HEBER NEWTON viii preach at IL a. m ana
p.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

AT CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY, Madison; ay'
and 42d-st-Mornng service at II O'Clock In Holy nrnit
Church evening in ST. Bartholomew Churcf
Nsdison.aye. and 44thst. Rev. f. WALPOLE WAH
RIlN Rector breaches at both services.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Conference; the Rev. T. BOWMAN STEPHENSON,
R1 P' SASs6N f 6 TSsS Ss
School, Ehgand.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 59th-st.. near sth-aye-The
Rev. d. b, TYLER d. D., Pastor preaches sunday
morning and evening.
EIGHTEENTH STREET NET METHODIST SPoWI EPIscoP6bL al
PessSns go sHd M GSea sS sund'y''h00i 80
ELEVENTH sTRRET uYIyERs.HIsT CHURCH.
ysfs Seisys as IN n frosestanis + % amt p % All welcome
FIRST BArsT cHgEca siss' between ss.,ss RsS sSuf
N snf t5 ISen1ne MI s. su7daS a
FULTON STREET
DAILY NOON PRAYER MEETING.
" S SSss or &c SSfs oan a S ,s's youT sna
Nos. 113 Fulton-st and So Ann'st.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, CHURCH. sth;sys AYE = eS3sr 4,Gs
D. D., of Allegheny Penn, viii preach
FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CKTRscn. HUB
lsf Ofsw9 s a1a at a 10 ss M and
o. SeSeS IL s So % Breach S the
FHYE WTELf0N fo1fTs bHSRS hGSSa Or
song every G snGsy at 81 SSa d p institution Public invited
DSSg by O Hs cOns solicited
FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CTURCH Hx2t 70 po.,Sy 10 Mes.
IT, ns5 pss5eSns Sy BE- Rev j. Y
aT eFPssss Psfss1s s g ds'' at $50
Ali invited.
SaGb q avaSUE SS sta De- nows1
FAScs l. pATToM d. d. D. Prss9en: % and f" E
T9gSrHh h9y JdsEPH T. SHSEoB
Services II a. m. and p. m. The public ihVi'eu
,,o,r,, pppsnyrERIAN CHURCH, cor. Of sth;aye-
and Slst.s-Preachng by the Pastor Hes AZ subject
Methods That snbscI o Eva2Se1s Bees 'SS
Rights" Rights ~
GOSPEL cHgRoH s.a savcss fs
' 10 80 So every night except SATURDAY, O'CLOCK
GHgRcFHR NS Ii s. psssase Ms5s
assy sasi Tfay ayyts sSsnns
HOWARD MISSION ANp HOME FOR LITTLE cTI1T
wANDERERs FOG 6hasd n Annex ha fs 4aSe
Singing BY the children and membsrs rS BSs 9esSa
Vis1sOiS J. F. 'VylSecSki WYckoFF, Secretary
LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ST; JAMES, YEMENs ;YsqEsMnTEeN;s
corner MadsOqavs and 7Sds,t fev M m and D. m
LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH JdS a. fS cS@sr 20
30 g. evening 70 .sEss ySSas
5SSeR i sssssas' ssss sssn'PE ?Ef
yTiosn wr snd Mrs. IITGH PRICE HUGHES Subject 1.-THE
Work OF the West London Mission"
MADISON AVENUE METHODIST EPiSSor,AAL IEPLSS NJ
CHufCH corner 60thst, the Rev GNSa9Hh GSSao NV TS me
GGUEENEY D. D. Pastor-11 a.. M. preaching ~ s oe
pastor D. m preaching by the pastor subject So ~
Views OF Scripture Inspiration Sunu"' -S''A WV "
m All are cordially invited
MADISON AVENUE PREsBYTEsRaiHANn sBsaH p CHURCH S;II
fat 5sd.st1-Rev CHAS. L. THOMPSON, d; ~, VIZ VIZ
preach at IL a: and D. m Eyenhds scSeoi 40
tSreOt Chance for o Young Mah'' ouhus9'''"ooi WV
a. IN. Strangers welcomed
MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. corner slno OF
Madlson.aye and 81st-st-Rev. HENRY n A S1d2
d D. Will begin pastorae OF this church next
October 1s and preach at IL M and 80 ~ ~ SuA
day.school at 80 a. m. All are cordially ih"'eo'
MADISON SQUARE PREsBYTERlApH. , pXRHIRS1 XHHhRSSa,
Madlson.aye corner 24h-st, Rev. G. H. PAhhH oISoI'
n D. Pastor~Services Sunday, October 1S. at IL no.
~ "a -. IL m m Professor Francis Brown OF Union
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
NEw.Yo9K. 9STARaIo wE;syTERS RAIL1WA,s II ~.

utes earlier from fOcs Jay ST. for Lake Mcss2t nt
Lake Minnewasks, and Wallkil Valley X X sssSss E sa
Vile. FastargS Liberty, livingston Manor, Haacss
Carbondale Scranton, Walton, Delhi sidney NofwSs9
Edmeston, Utica, Rome Oneida, oswego. Detro'' w
eAsoi p 81, Campbell Hall, Lakes Mohonk and Mirns
waska Waikiki Valley stations, Middletown BccanTnEE
lake Livingston Mano.. 80. r,x
,nrston Manor Rockland, Walton, iiney, No'wsssr
Oneida OsweCo Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit "a.
cago and West Pullman slcepcrs reclining chair car ~
TO Suspension Bridge DAILY, all other trains daily I"
''' Pullman drawing room seats ard sleeping car essn
obtlfoed at 1923 Broadway, NewYork. ]. c. Antrs~
a. p A. Is Exchange Place New-York.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

MADISON AVENUE METHODIST M gsE riSfaS ERiSSSofMAt Me-
CHURCH. corner 9oth.st, the new n,achnS BY aSe
ator n M preaching by the pastor subject Mooern
Views OF Scripture Inspiration Suhu"y seno'i o'oN -
m All are cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
Anrtlpn Sales of Real Gstate

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all deslrably located and adjacent to ssdgwick'avo.
on beautiful and popular
KINCSBRIDGE
HEIGHTS,
OATH WARD. NEw.YORK CITY.
Lovely no G
eaSd and PROPERTY Carefully developed
and ready for Immediate building;
SEWER, WATER AND GAS
pipes laid; all city cOnveniences and improvements.
2RAILROAD STATIONS
within few minutes: walk the % lots SS and ~ a1s
daily furnish guGS eneap ams Ng With seyatd
1osd r%S Sg q e same q minutes
E % i BY Se
York Central. 21 minutes to 42d.st
ALL THESE ADVANTAGES
render this property unusually attractive home build
ing and for Investment and personal visit and careful
examination is solicited.
TITLE GUARANTEED FhEE OF JUST
to buyers Easy terms of payment
SEND FOR MAPS
to JAMES L. WELLS. auctiOneer, SO Liberty-st.
=. T AUCTION WIN. EAsTON, AUCTIONEER.
"A BY order Of the Executors OF the Estate
OF THE LATE HON. AUGUST BELMONT,
1Ioo ACRES THE NURSERY FARM, 1,1O0 ACRES
SITUATE AT BABYLON, LONG ISLAND.
with all the Improvements,
Comprising:
The Mansion, Farm Buildings. Stables, Trainers and
for large number sabemen, Riding School, Conserya-
tories Trou: Pond, &C.,
Together with
The Farm Implements, Live Stock Oncludng a splendid
herd OF Jersey Cate Crops and personal effects excep;
the household furniture.
VIII be sold by auction
TArrERsALHs CoF NEw.YoRK), LIMITED.
their Sale Repository
7thave. and 55th-st, New-York City.
Saturday evening, Oct. II, 1891,
Immediately after the sale OF the Nursery stud Yearngs,
which at 80 p. m.
This wel-known and magnificent property forms one
superb country places In the vicinity OF New
YORK close 10 delightful watering place, enjoys
fine, roads, and Is region where land steadily
appreciatng In value. If divided into lots for specl.
atiye purpose II shorld be enormously profitable
Investment Address
WIN. EASTON. Managing Director and Auctoneer,
Tauerslls (of New-YorE). Limited.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
[ONGISLAND & EASTERN STATES LIN

BROOKLYN AND BO~TON
waterhury Bristol, New-Biitaln Hartford, Manehesk,
WiIlimantic Putnam Blackstone and Franklin.
ELEGANT NEW SOLID PULl.M ~ tEsTIBCLs
TRAINS WITHOUT CHANGE
leave BROOKLYN trIatpusn-alc Station L. L. X kD sas
Long Island City IL 100 D. daily (ineludDg sunsb
arriving In Boston at 00 a. IN. =, =.
Leave Boston IN. Y. and \. f. r. X. Statonl ~ *
D. m arriving IN Brooklyn and Long Island CITY al i"
u. A.. x.v
York 34thst IL, 353 AIS $50. lliO and iss
Broadway ~, r.,.,x
Express calls for and checks baggage from residence TO a
tnstion.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH WITHOUT A MORTGAGE, @ s cENTRnnL RsT A.
PARK BAPTIST CHURCH. 233 East S3d-st, Rev , Dr'
NONTON Pastor-Services 10 30 and go Seats Iree
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
WHEAT. NO. 2.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour hrnl and UNI
changed No spring wheat. 99t a9C>se No rn spring
No oats 27'.a2ac No white 23ea No whits
{. o: b., 4sa8$e; No 4 T. b, S5a4ec; :, No
100 p, 90 4o short Iibs sides goOss $e Soase co. dry
boxed 81 O5a$7 10; whskey dstiers finished goods,
DER gal, 1S sugars unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

COLLEGIATE CHURCH, IA Lafsyette Place.-Re,
r. w CHAMBERS, D. D., will preach at III a. N
Rev e.. H COTTON will preach at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHUhUH, 57th-st., be-
tween Broadway and 7th;ayerPreachns BY the Pastor
3 D. IN. Sabbath-scboOl at p. IN. Usual wednesday
sv{ning devotional meeting Strangers cordially welcomed
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY, SHAVE,
corHer ATHEIST. Rev. CHARLES II. EATON, D. D., Pas
toll a. m, subject The Gospel and the Age" ~
subject Christ and His Enemies" III, "Christ and
Priestcraft'' Sunday-school at 9 80 a. M Strangers
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

MAssMEErINC thi, Saturday evening, at CENo;
TR&f NJ oHURtH 7theNyse Reas soMERsr MliEhR;ss1 a and
M and Mrs. IITGH PRICE HUGHES. Subject; "Ihe
Work az the West London Mission"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor; OF sth Rns. aays.
and slst-st-preachng by the Pastor Reyc D. rbiet
Tbs Methods That Jesus Inaugurated 70 hVangenae |
World.5 Evening service, 7A5 SUBJECT Ou''' VI
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ATBRooKLYN TABERNACLE Clinton ave and Greene
doctor TALMAGE will tomorrow, 10 80 a. NJ Oeg
ooufse OF sermons entitled the pyramids to the
Acropolis; or What in Egypt and Greece C0nlrn
story OF the Scriptures" AT ;3O D. IN, NOV hS"i
RRiOE HUGHES. Of London, VIII preach
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

rrcurErSTH STREET. METHODIST Episcopal
ctTTRru near shave OLIVER A. BROWN, ID. D.,
Pastop Peschins 10 40 and 80 sunday-school, 80
Epworh League, q 80. All mNiVu'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CENTRAL CHURCH 7th,ave., near 14th-st, Rey
6. G S ~ aAEKoDhi Rev. Dr. taAD@fcK, and At As
by Rev w; D. MATTERS General sseretaary q %n IN
neope's meeting D. M All cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CORNELL MEMORIAL METHODIST M ,,Gp EPIsCoPAJ SCI, Al
BYRNIS Pastor. Epworth League anniversary. Preach
ing, 10 go morning, BY Rev w. A. LAYTON Presden
New-York District Epworth League. 80 evening
anniversary exercises by the League
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ALL SOULS CHURCH 4th.aye, corner r 2Qth,st I,
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. THEODORE O. WlLL1AMs
At II a. m. The public cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BRICK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of Stt
ave and 37th st.-The Pastor. Rev. HENRY VAN DYKE
D. D., Will preach on Sunday, October 49, at IL a. IN an
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Ciip proprrtn 90 fet
14J TO 16j WEST 9th ST..
To let handsome threestorv basement and extension
houses. Apply premises. Open for inspection.
A VERY desirable three-.tory brownstOne high stoop
"A 20oot front house TO let, for $l,100; No. 1,0o5
Park-ave., between S5th and seth sts; watchman In
house. ISAAC STEVENS "a West 129th-st. III
Broadway, Room 90.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Gospel, TABFRNACLE CHURCH, sth;ave and ti 4ath-
. Pav r. SIMPSON, or-Sabbath services.
10 40; 80; every night except SATURDAY oci0'A
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

rorPTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 24thst:; ., nea
H"s bros%ms!,,1 II a M and 4 D. m. The public invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

cHuRCH OF THE HEAVENLY REST 5th ave-,
above 45thst, Rev. pARKEk MoKiAN, D. D. Rector.
ing prayer; SERMON by the Rector: 4 p m. evening
PRAYER: sermon by Rev. ARTHUR II. JUDGE
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BROADWAY TABERNACLE. corner 34th-st: and 6th-
ayc-Seryices at II q and :i6 p m. The Pastor.
Rev. WILLIAM NJ. TAYLOR D. D., will preach.
Strangers welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
COLLEGIATE REFORMED CHURCHES OF NEW
YORK.

COLLEGIATE CHURCH 4sth.st and 5th.ave-Rev;
EDWARD B. OOE, d. D., will preach ct IL g. m. and
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF THE COVENANT CPresbyseranl
p n The Pastor Rev; J.. II; MeILviAINE;, D; D..
Wedsesday at 8 D. m. COVENANT CHAPEL. south side
i2d-st near 2d.aye.-seryees at IL n. ard and p. m.
1communion1 Rev GEORGE 5. WEBSTER, Pastor,
viii preach. Bblesehool 10 a. M The Young Peoples
meeting z 80 d. IN. Prayermecung Thursday at y. m.
Strangers welcomed az every service
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

rouKrH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN, corner Rsr Rad
.. GSnrch Of the late Dr. Howard CrosoSl;-h.ev
En- ASCIS L. PATTON D. D.. president o. rri"n9' y M
CCoiiee. viii preach tomorrow at IL a. M ana y i'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

NEW JERUSALEM CHI RCH. East 35h;st. 5etw cen
PARK and Lexington aves Rev. S. s. SEWARD, Pastor.-
sunday school With adult classes at o'clock Services
at II a M. Subject: "The Blessing OF Meekness"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 29th-st and 5th;aye.IM@orn; @
ing service at II a. when the Rev. DAVID JAMES
BjRRBLL- d. D., viii preach Ill.,, - 49,. ,s..n,
Afternoon service at T. Preachng by tne assssShI
Rev. PALMER S. HUBERT, and at 40 aoult Bloie
class At both afternoon services the TOPIC Is 'he
school lesson for the next week -, n p.x,,n
Evening service at 8 o'clock, when the Rey DAVID
yAMFS RURRELL, D. D., will preach Aftermeetng
for prayer rs M Sundayschooi at ;So a. III Ill 'ne
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH corner OF 3Ith-st. ant
HoRERT CoLLYER. Subject: 1.-THE Inspiration Of tn
Almighty"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME ToH diry eVerE
d asternoon at 2 80 in Annex Hail. 10 shave
SpSins by the children and members of Bi6e
Visitors invited. A. o. i'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH HOLY APOSTLES. 2sth-st and 9thaye- :
Rev. Dr. BACKUS preehes lO;io. Rev. HENRY
McCREA
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
12sth-st. and 7th,sve. Rev Dr; j. Day PastSro
day-schoo al 2 80 p Young peoples meeting at b oO
D. m. Cordial welcome extended.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

LEXINGTON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH. coDneer ne
11itb-st-Rey j. i. CAMPBELL will preach AZ ~ .ov
Harvest Home service and at 80 sermon 70 y9Hns
men (A) Investments" Baptism at evening 'ei''NN
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Service every
Sunday at 10 80 M at llardma1 He'll corner Ssnaye dN
and Tuesday evenings at O'Clock at reading rooms No
So 6th-sve. Open daily. Rev. AUGUSTA e. sIEISoN.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

LUTHERAN CHURCH 20, Of ST la. JAMES, ;SHMMTEsN;. ;SSEMEN.
SNYDER ID. D.. Pastor.-Services III a. m anu o " lh'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF CHRIST (ScientisD Carnegie Music
Hall. 57thst and 7thaNe entrance 57th-st
Service aud study. 10 as m. All n
Miss LAURA LAIHROP, Pastor.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BFBREw- CHRISTIAN CHURCH, No ~ 81. MARX Z
Place Esst sthst-Rey JACOB FRESHiMAN prtaShe =
SUNDAY sTeHl en- Welcome e Israetes especially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, Madison.
ave, corner 64th.st.-Rev. DONALD D. MACLAUHiN'
Pastor, will preach at IL O II. and 46 p m. SUNDAY.
school 80 a. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
ut o'clock. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, ~, z 70 10 10 o.,N West
4eh.st, 5h.aye Rev w PifA at India 15
n m nreachng BY the Pastor. Mldwcek seiNioe q ~ q M
day evening at o'clock Sunoa!-scho0i q" 'O
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

REV. HUGH PRICE HUGHES, NJ. A., at CENTRAL
E. CHURCH 7have and lth;t 6is EsIsEEETray
member OF the Ancient Arstocracy Of England Will give
AN address the work Of the West London Mission ,
PRICE HUGHES, Sister Superior Of The Sisters OF
the People" will also speak. All are invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CHURCH OF THE PURITANS (Presbyterian)' 1Soth-
at near bth-aye., Rev. EDWARD l.. CLARK, ID. D.,
iastor.-Preachtng tomorrow at IL a. M and 40 p M
Bible school at D.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17
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OUT or 10, THREE LEFT TO BE SOLD.
FINEST ROW OF
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on THE WEST SIDE.
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Cabinet finish throughout %g yOs
SS BSS Ta6 marble SR'a and cherry finish French
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North fsI between 9Th and 9th cabinet finish
25x95 four stories basement and cellar cases ~ obsn
and unique IL station at corner leu a0
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The Gem of 72d ST.,
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WE OFFER FOR SALE brOwnstqnC one, house use
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New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Madison
ave and 73d St Rev. DR.. Spinning, Pastor-Servces
II a. M and D. m. Sunday school 45 a. m All col
daily invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

PILGRIM CHURCH (Congregationap Madison-ave; AZ AZ
12sts-sabbath services, morning az H. evening a' ~
Cordial welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

PARK AVENUE METHODIST Episcopal
CHIJRcH corner S6th.st Pastor, Dr. F. Q. 1GLEHAKI'
Preaching 10 80 a. m. and AS y. IN. Seats iree'
Everybody welcome
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CANAL STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Greenest. near Canal-st.-Rev. EDWARD L. PAfSON
will preach at 10 80 a. All welcome
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

ELEVENTH sTRRET UNIyERsLIST CHURCH
near othaye Rev. =. C. BOLLES, d. D., Pastor1,Ser
vices at II a. m. and y. m. Evening suolect' "hy
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

| ST JoH.5's METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SD. ST., Broadw9<.. Rev JAMES NJ. KING, D. D.,
| ana Rev X. T. BELL, Pastors-Preachng 10 45 a.
TG5 D. m. Hslf-hour song service every Sunday even
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 156 Worth
ST. WILLIAM r. BARNARD simo
wholly by the children OF the institution PUBIC ih'cu
Donatlons OF second hand clothing and shoes soeeo'
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

CALVARY CHURCH, 4th.sve. and 21stst.. Rev
HENRY Y. SATTERLEE. d. D.. Rector-Serv1ces sun
Day october Is Holy Communion sa and 10 m WE sC aR,
Ambassadors" Mendelssohn. Sunday school, 2 40 p m
Children's choral service, $3.50 p m. EWsn Iven
ing PRAYER without sermon, D. 70. Cnors
service With sermon p. m anthem, Remembcr now TIL
Creator" Stegga. DIR. SATTERl1EE VIII prtaeh IN INT
morning and evening. AL invited.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Rev. j. ELMENDORF, D. D.. Pastor.
FIRST CHURCH, 121sts.r near 3d.eve-Rev. BENZ
e. DICKHAUT viii preach AZ IL anu 40
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

BEEoHER MEMORIAL CHURCH, He5sinsr,s! s I.I,ss nss
ton services Sunday hahpast 10 O'Clock, p m AM
hsIf-past in the evening. Rev. Drs BEaRtISIRyS AB
ROTT MEREDITH, K1NCAID, GEN. WOODfORD ant
Others addresses.
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

Preaching by the Pastor Rev w; NJ. WALKER. Sunday
morning at IL subject 'he Value Gods Gifts
nined BY Their Use and IN the evening at as. sub
feet: ''A Foolish Exchange"
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

OhURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madison-sve.
corner 36th.st Rev. ARTHUR BROOKS, d. D., Rector
Molsing service at IL a.. M; afternoon at p M Ihe
Eector will oficiate Strangers cordially invited
New-York tribune., 1891-10-17

GOLD JOHN STREET" First Methodist Episcopal
Church in America, A Johnst-F G.. HOWELL, Pastor
breaches 10 AS, 80.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-05-28
HE HAD BEEN THERE.

When nam amt got cent, and he's feel
in kind % blue,
An the clouds hang dark an heavy, an
won't let the sunshine through,
It's great thing. o my brethren, for fel
Ter Just to lay
His hand upon your shoulder in friendly
SIT o wayl
1t mai Is man feel uiious it makes the
teardrOps start,
And yon sort O feel ii flutter in the region
Of the heart.
You can't look up an meet his eyes; you
don't know hat to say,
When lis hand is on yonr shoulder in a
friendly sort o way.
o, the worlds curious compound, with lis
honey and its gall,
With its cares and bitter crosses but a
good world after all.
And good Gcd must have made it-.east-
ways, that's what [ say
When a hand rests on my shoulder in a
friendly sort o way. Elk.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-05-28
Employers Liability for Accidents to
WOrkmen.

Few employers South have had oc-
casion to look into the matter of
their pecrniary liabilities in case of
any serious accident to- any work
man in their employ. That such
liability exists, has been proven time
and again in the courts of England,
and all over the Northern and Wes-
tern States, and the necessity for
| providing against such liability has
arisen and been provided for by the
organization Of accident companies,
who do Il large business in the
way of insuring the entire pay roll of
n factory, against loss of time, money
or life, and limb, by reason of an ac-
cident occurring while at work for
the employer.
We are informed that Gotten mill
working on an average 200 hands,
and having n pay roll of - 900 can
insure against any accident doing in
jury to any person on the pay roll at
the small cost of one-fourth per cent.
or $4,000 annually. The company
is liable to pay $15OO.OO for any one
life lost, and is bound by contract to
pay to the extent of ten thousand
dollars should the loss by any one
accident amount to so much.
Plug tobacco factories can insure
their yearly pay roll for one-fifth per
cent. Of one per cent. Securing all
the protection granted to Gotten and
other manufacturing enterprises.
This looks like protection, no one
employing a large number of hands
should be without it, and it strikes
us as being benevolent feature in
insurance as well, for it provides in
demnity in case of accident for people
who are frequently unable to provide
it for themselves.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-05-28
THE MocKfNG bird.

There is no other bird sings half like that
From Eden's bowers it flew,
Out to the world, with wavering PLUMB &c
gray,
With The unhappy twain, that sad day
The rose wept tears Of dew
1t is not nightingale or lark.
Oh, a diviner bird
In m on tipped forests, sweet with night
and dew,
And sun kissed meadows, when the spring
gees through,
Its voice is ever heard.
It's ne>ts? In breaks where roses blow,
Where honeys,ckIes roam;
The Wind pipes soft around il. and the rain
OF fearful April parts in twain,
Nor damps its do~ny home.
Whence cometh it and soetlI it?
Bonn for the souls delight.
No bird that fits through glJries of the
dawn,
Or homeward comes, down deepening twi-
yht drawn,
an match its heart notes slight.
MARK A. GAMBLER.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-05-28
Longevity i'll North Carolina.

Not long since the papers contain
ed a notice of the death Of one who
was claimed to be the oldest person
in western North Carolina, in ALE
ghany county, at the age Of 1O2.
In justice to the remarkable longe-
witty of some of the inhabitants OF
this "Skyland" region. it should be
mentioned that Peter Mason, a black
smith, died only few weeks ago at
the ge of 10Y. On the Saturday be-
fore his death (Wenesday) he took
a turn to mill, distance Of two
miles. His health was good, and he
worked more or less to the time OF
his death.
Uncle Elisha Phillips has seen the
sunshine of 1O4 summers. Not long
ago William Hampton died at the
age of lib, in this county.
There are, no doubt, many other
such cases in western North Carolina,
but these are all from Haywood
county, and are known to be correct
from good authority obtained by the
writer Correspondence Of the At
lanta Constitution.