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4 ramop. Mc>lsan nandll KlIIed.

ispocini 10 ru lirH,Lp-- Examiner pltpaich.l !,
NEW Yomy, Feb. ai.-Ncws has been
received In this city tlDt Dcmctflo
Jnurcgui, McNico's famous bandit
chief, was killed with i've NJ hls men
February 10, at Jallsco, Mexico. The
state Of JaliscO for several yeas pnst
has been tbs scene Of his operations.
Colonel Jurrea was Informed that Jau.
rcgul and his band were mamudlng
rear a plantation called i.os Curros.
lie at once marched 10 this hacienda
with "a detachment Of soldiers aud
found that Janrrgui and his men were
/ Ia the house. Surrounding the build.
Ing lac called the bandits 10 surrender.
Thcy,answofci with shouts OF laughter
aud yolley from their rifles. The
soldiers replied aud the firing was
kept up all the afternoon. Early next
morning the soldiers forced the doors
Of the house and effected an entrance.
| a fierce hand 10 hand conflict onsurd.
The bandits fought every inch of
ground and no man gave up the fight
until lac was literally riddled through
and through. Jauregul, leader u the
bandits, locked himself up In the top
story OF the house, bafricRding him.
self behind the bed and barrels and
sold his life dearly. lie wounded tev.
cIal soldiers aud Killed two. Jaurcgui
through loss Of blood, being wounded
In half dozen places, fell 10 the door
aud when one OF the soldiers bent over
20 seo II hc was dead, the bandit sud-
denly Strengthened up anu shot tue
soldier through the heart. A volley
was mt once poured into him. lie fell
hack aud expired soon after with n
cursc on his llps. Eleven soldiers were
wounded aud four killed, besides
Lieutenant Cclso Comes. Five oI
the robbers were killed with theiI
leader.
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SYRACUSE, n. y, Feb. 2i.-In the
pool tournament today the scores were;
sherman, l51; iudingt0n, %; keogh,
1850; Loard, 80; Door, 100; ftfuwc, III;
Powers, 1870; Sabordo, llj.
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VmSSA, Feb. Give clergymen
while slolghlng at kmosvar, were al.
tackled anu duvoured 10y wolves. Two
watchmon Of the city were also eaten
last night.
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NEw NuHs, Fob. CHAINS Dough.
city, thv insane lover 81 Mary Anier.
aou, who shot ~ aud Killed d. Lloyd
VI F'nthush Insane Asylum, was sen.
fenced u tho Sing Slug State prison
for life.
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HrIFsA, Mont, Feb. 9i.--Tho sen
ate passed the house bill repeating the
conspiracy law against organized Ia.
Dor.
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TOPEKA, Feb. -. - The House
passed the Elder bill reducing pass
cnger rates 10 two and hall cents
mile.
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railroad Tracks washed out and
nridges Carried AWAY.

San BEnNARDINo, Cal, Feb. a.
me Present storm has assumed the
dimensions o. n food. The water Is
rising rapidly In the rivers and much
damage u done. Railroad tracks are
washed out, bridges carried away aud
several houses along Lyttlc creek de.
stroy.d. All families between there
and this city have moved here.
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LONDON, Feb. -. Mitchell and
Slayin ARE 10 be arraigncd for disorder
ly conduct la "A clubhouse.
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ROME, Feb. ai.-Princc Napoleon is
seriously III.
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WINDSOR, VI, Feb. al.--It Ia stated
thn, Tie Windsor National Hank, capi-
tai $50, 600. has gone into liquidation.
II IL stated the dcposi,ors will he paid
In full. The bank had Western
agent named J. =. Warden, who made
several large Investments in mortgages
by which the hank suffered heavily.
Warden was Interested insevcral Kan
sns banks recently wrecked aud In
which he succeeded IN Investing some
siOO,0O0 for the Windsor people.
BosroN. Feb. IA crisis has ntisen
In ia. affairs OF the Commonwealth
Loan ana trust Company. Checks
prcscnted today were not u,shOi, and
Vice President Mason says the COM
pany has voted 10 liluiiatc.
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CfNciNSATi, Feb. "a The Ohio
river has been rising today at the rate
OF half an Inch an hour and ut O'Clock
had reached flfty-sevcn feet. The news
from Ripley, forty milea above, Is that
II Il rising there NJ the same rate,
while other points indicate II falling.
Rain Is fnlling NJ nearly all points from
here 10 the head waters. There IL no
material change In the situation here.
In Covlngton, KY, the rolling mills
have stopped and many families are
compelled To move TO higher grounds.
CHEAT rXCITENTNT.
iuMA, Fob. al.-Great excitement
prevails tonight. The ella aud Col
orAdo rivep are reported rising above
hero. Any additional floods viii wash
Yuma sut Of sight unless the leves
now being built II completed by 10.
morrow. RAILROAD communication
east and west Ia entirely suspended aud
there Is no tclcgnphlc communication
with Tucson.
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Catarrh Of the BLADDER. also Of Clusiipa ton
would state that used nr, Keunoiy'a Favor.
Ito Kennedy with the full consent VI my ply.
stefan"
Dr, David kennedYs Fayorite Remedy IA a
sovereign rohudy for Nenousposi. ltheuml.
usm, Kidney aud Liynr Complaint, and al tho
from the blood aud restores the pAuont 10 tho
bloom OF health
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Physicians Consent.

Are. Emmelne @. Hanna, missionary for lat
Baptist Church, Troy. \ r., fays ~ am only
too slad 70 aad my Testimony TO the great vAlnn
OF ar. David henneiy'd fayOTiie Kennedy,
made a. hrndoui. \. I. II has permanently
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The direct tax bill was taken up aud
Caswell (Wis.l offered an amendment
providing that no money bo paid any
State or Territory until the Legisla.
turo thereof shall have accepted, by
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Dr,Ktnnedy's FaVOTite Remedy.

Made At tuDsDOur. MY, 81 6for IS.
Fer sale w 2. q. N. 1. Drug Department.
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Declined the Nomination as a Candl.
date for President, Seven
Years Ago.
HIS LETTER TO HON. JAMES c,
BLAINE.
The Late Generals statement Respect.
Ing his own Religion aud that
Of bis Family.
ny Telegraph to the NEWS.
rNrEursrISa CORRESPONDENTS.
Letters Exchanged some Years Ago
Iistu cen sherman aud lisiu..

WAsiISoToS, Feb. 2i.--The Phila-
delphia f'rcas rovives tho following,
written by General Sherman for the
horh american Rerieio Of December
lsss:
In the year OF our Lord, 1854. there
was 10 he sharp contcat for the nomi,
nation In Chicago for Presidential
candidate. Of the republican party. The
press aud the people generally believed
that Blaine wanted II, and everybody
turned 10 him M the man beet quall'
fled 10 execute the policy 10 accomplish
The result aimed NJ. Still, ahnegating
himself, no wrote 10 nue. from Wash
lpgton this letter;
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS


The wheat market yesterday moderately ective,
nearly 100000 bushels being dealt In In options.
The carly prices were eower due TO the influence Of
weaker cables but the chnch bug and dry weather ap
peared for the purpose of rallyng prices later Ihe
result was that prices ended at net gain OF 34@
cent for options The light receipts and better eA-
port demand helped TO encourage the bulls spot
prices were lac 1-2 cents higher and shippers took
more than 200, 600 bushels With few exceptions op-
tons closed at the highest points OF the DAY .,oo
Corn opened slightly lower the early mon1 ooSnectIve
Influenced by heavy canal arrivals and hmt
net gains of I4R3s cent were recorded py S&hs XII Int
distant options shippers took 1l2o0oo @ @onsnf ~ tbe
the spot market weak from the lhnueh'0 '-
large arrivals. orr unchanged
Oats were without feature and genera binEer
although tho tendency Of values was sngn's ,Satby
Lard was dull ana 9a3 points better 'h sSN'F"~''
with the rise in corn. - ne ,oI,ows:
The final official quotations June. mere 81 81 M July
g, 6st ASS;susi 81 os Ia September, 81 oo "a
0ctober. s1 O5 "a; December, 81 06 "a. .rgret
Corn-Mav 78 June, 66 7-S; July, % o-o' H"e'''
GA "a: september, Ga cents, y ,,,r s51.e. An
Oats-May, So 1-2; June, SO 1-2' July, % i''' 1'"
gust fsSaS q ss@t' se 75 july SO 81 August SO e4
S ceins Of Grain and -four reported Yesterday az
hy ydrS PS,sdelpha baltimore and Boston were as
tI,o,rs Wheat 3BS71 bushels: corn eoOsa i pushoiS
LOIS 600 bushels; total grain 23aSlo PUSHES and
9on, S1 ZIG packages. At Chicago MlIWauiAee, , anu
St ionfs the arrivals we're: WheN OF ooo 4otoi
ccrn 400 7s2 bushels; oats 3074e7 bnshes' 'o'"'
Grain. s721ee bushels; -four, 14,1H packages
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
COTTON MARKETS.

Liverpool, MAY I'D p. m.-COtton-The sales OF
the day Included $500 bales American Futures closed
delivery, A 45-64d buyers; May and June delivery
4564d buyers June and July delivery, 4s-6zd q
August and september delivery, 55-64d.d4 56-64d. ;
September and october delivery, 56,64d sellers
October and November delivery, 57-64d "a oo-o4d.
November and December delivery, 5o-64d:G
59-64d.; December and January delivery 59-64d
IA 60-64d.
New Orleans, May 15.-Cotton quiet and easy; mid
ding, $50. Low mddling, 34c; good ordinary
Iei6c: net receipts 3,540 bales; gross receipts
liza bales exports to Great Britain, 80 bales sales
$50 bales stock, 176,S56 bales Weekly-Net re-
cepts 712 bales gross receipts, 23,362 bales eX
ports to Great Britain IL 1881 bales to France 9274
bales; to the Continent, 2,075 bales ooastwise,
ports coastwise May should have been Abs bales
May 10. 7,416 bales. ~
Savannah MAY 15.-COttOn steady; middling,
6 316c: low middlng, 9-16c. good ordinary, &c. {;
net and gross receipts 61s bales exports coastwise,
ala bales: sales, 800 bales stock, 1913 bales.
Weekly-Net and gross receipts, 42G8 bales exports
coastwise, e,12s bales; sales, 1000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
NUN np.Dr IN CHICAGO.

chicago May IS (specaD.-The crop damage 10
ports whether true false are now belng receiVou
with respectful consideration. They were tie Ouii
factor today and are likely TO continue 10 DC unui
drenchng rain temporarily puts quetus upon
the CROP There was crop peril reported To-Day Oh
every sort-the chinch-bug pest from Kansas ana
nssonr the drouth from the Northwest, and, TO
cap the climax, frost throughout Iowa was predicted
for saturday The cable news was bcarish' Liverpool
and Paris both being considerably lower but foragn
nSrs was oyershadowed BY the Western advces. The
Northwestern car lots were SMALL the Missouri report
eynected TO- morrow will, it is said, show damage
from the fly May wheat was nomnally cents over :
Iuly from start 10 finish. July sold from Sl Vi 90
10 81 O2 rs and closed about at the top Corn was
also affected by the dry-weather talk July SOFA
from So 1s to so IA and closed at 55 1-S cents May
al one time 1-2 cents over July The move
ment was uberal-330 cars to-day, 500 estimated f0r
SATURDAY.. The samples fractionaly lower. or
course the market affected by the dry weather
talk July sold from 46 SO to AZ Sd and closed at
AZ 1s cents. Provisions did not escape the influence
of the cropdamage talk. Prices were weak early
everything however. closed at a good advance July
pork sold from $11 10 to S11 a. and closed az SI a.
nly lard sold from SO so to 6 81 and closed at ~ go
July ribs sold from IS 95 to Sc 10 and closed at So o.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
EUROPEAN PRODUCE.

Liverpool May IS, as p. m.-Beef and pork in
moor demand Hans-The demand Is improving
Bacon in poor demand Cumberland cut. about 29 TO
30 10 dull at 32s Cd short rib about 25 10, dull at
32s long clear middles about 10 H. dull at 3Os 90
Cheese in poor demand American finest white and col
ored steady at SOS. Tallow Turpentine and Resin In
poor demand. Lard-SpOt and futures in poor de-
mand prime Western spot and May dull at 32s 30
June and July dull az 32s Cd. Wheat and Flour In
poor demand COrn-Spot In poor demand futures in
fair demand mixed Western spot steady at IS Id
Nav steady at 5s I'D June steady at 5s I'D July
steady at IS 3 Id Hops at LOndon-Paclhc COAST
There is nothing offering.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
Railroads
NEWYORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Ave. and <26 ST.. New York.
EHE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CTx
Train. leave IN follewG


Trains leave fsllewG
a,1 q A. M-FAsr NAIL. For Albany Utica, Syracuse
1850 a. H. "ChIcAGo VEsTiBULE LIMITED due
1880 S1,:fdo Pfbi vi except
1900 SorSss; osc;n.soUrHwEsTEKN yEsTIBULEp LIMIT.
ED-Due Cincinnati 10 100, indianapolis II no. a. M,
4.SS p. .M.SEohTH SHORE vEEssTIBULE vEEssTIBULE LIMITED
am p. M.-FAsT WESTERN. ExpREsS-Due Chicago
Sne3AnDDk 81 &Nb b0uas aoNfkAf IL 4 Ex
,,so nHhPs p NJ. BUFFALO AND NIAGAiA FALLS
A. - NM4-EAST ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO Ex.
''lok oktss"Due indianapolis IL 20 next day. ST.
r1s&kIEL kSHiiI SS SSNh%ggReE 4 RoyGnkEEFs1E RHINE.
CLIFF R So ts rs M aso 4f fcr S po1sS SSS
ES:s 20 sosa 4 h iS
p Si SSii fGF 10 So sifSs5S9 S. SS ,' 10 a. H.
Sss5 &C. d. y 49, S s Ii J J. no. 10
SSs5 e e. eS g 33s}S y NJ 20 e5G asS 20
uTiG& SYRA3yESSE US 90 aS s'IC 600
sy T no }2 so cS nIs, 10 100
BUFP2Los R2 To- ooo, 10 80 a. M, Il 90 nOOn go
NISS3RA S9SR Ye fA2LsBo LIS 10 oO ITO 80 No. 12 90 nOon
S0 Sc Ss36dNFNs rs SS AND MoNrREA1-n7 As
oAPE NJ vINSESr Sf oebE I IS RfRs AND oswEeosas
D. m, t12 200 night; also foI oswego. 10, 10 100.
AubTRS. sS SS a. GENEVA AND oANANpA1GuAsno 10 100.
S 81 Il E HE'S f gag VA HARLEM e 'Df1IlvS4is1oN
iii 10 $50 p s,oon,ns ,,.,. orr,v q. Gran,
eas s3sDPf S$i' S S'a3s
@Sf sSI Z D pnS Sey rs
tDay except sunday aDsly except saturday. Other
e1ss:gs s1;S esy0s 50 1p % 20 90 md
Il %dsR$to 2P iSst SESFh sSIsS siiP9 f. p1y1r1s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
OIL MARKETS.

nj CtSY PENN MAY l5.-National Transit certificates
,ncned fc highest fOssc lowest 675.c: closed 677sc
Sales 1872 600 bbs; cleaiances. 26000 b0ls charters
ss 50s bbls shipments "a 2OS bbls runs S0,794 bbs
Pittsburg May 15-Petroenm. nothing doing; National
Transit certificates opened at 69c closed at 6Se highest
67s.c; lowest, CSC.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
REEGHW WOOD INN,
CAMPOBELLO ISLAND.

Famous GUNNER resort of ne coast Of Maln9i Ien d
thirty miles. Scenery grand; climate cool ana n
vgofatng. The TynTCoed Hotel VIII be open tayday Suy
evening for Bar Harbor and Campobelo (via E2sporl
steamer from Boston every day. Secure rooms OF ~ w
EAGER 265 West 40th-st., or Of T. A. BARkER care Oh
Stata Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
Railroads

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. c. &.
w II. r. r. Il. Co., Lessoe.Trains leave West 42dst
station NeTYo,lO = to.oss and q minutes Saile
sla chsas9 10 i5 a m IS1S SISp p nj T,6 = * 10
"a Fals Utica and syracuse So' 10 Is a. NJ * 'iS
Ton, % 10 80 ai So IS IS .Hss and
ali 90 p; a 'o9 .2;iS = 5 20 cg'9ston Wesi
1879 ali sS1 50 M "a 90 so S15 s5 g sS
. H. II AS p Montreal and Canada last 10 a. no.
petroit' Chicago and St. Louis an thr2ysh trains
90 D. Jcrs;y CITY r r. sts.oa II 20 N.
trains daily. except Sunday. For tEkeN time tables par
lo add seep9g ea OF apply
mex Office Of Fultonst. New York Ctyc7l 3D3 1856
I3sh-st, and West shore Stations foot Of West ?dt and
foot Of Jay.st., North RIVE {: T. LAMBERT. General
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
Or. STR0NG'S SANITARIUM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n. Y.
popular resort for health. change, rest or recreation
all the year Elevator. electric bells seam open foone
EWn tennis &c. Massage, Turkish Russian, Roman
Electro.therrnal all baths and all remedial appliances
to- ted
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
LAKE GEORGE.

-. ,n.,.
Finest location on the Lake opens june iUdL
Manager Mr. r. q. Jenkins late Of The Sherwood. New
York. No malaria pure spring water unexcelled cuisine
perect sanitary steam heat telegraph ana
pOstOces in the house, four private SPtt2geS superior
isnnis courts. Address B. w. BURLEltIH, NO, L
broadway, New-York, or H. C. JENKINS, The Crosby
Il1k George. u. ".
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
Goteis.
Gfrurstens.
Eegai Notifies

NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT. ,,,r.v ,Ds
~ Notice is hereby given that Isaac w. WIZ snd
II. Leon Hutchinson, partners, trping as WHe ia
Company, Of number ITO North wsrren street ~ Ses ~.
city Of Trenton county OF Mercer and state o 'y uh
Jersey, have this day made assignment y ~, ,hir
scribr, OF their estate for the equal oehen. henn thir
respective claims. oath Affirmation 60 n,so Ms
scriber, his Office, No. lo2 East state street, As
n. J.
'N --~' -"' SYMMES D. HUTCHINSON,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Corner VI et$
ave. and 31st-st-Preachng by The Pastor Rev g. B. D.
Authority oil Scripture" Evening service. 40 s"h'ees:
First Of ALL"
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

PARK AVENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL IN. och
corner s6th.sServlces 10 30 preaching by the Pastor
Rev DR. IGLEHART AS, anniversary Epworth League
address by Pastor
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
0onntrp Boar0.


A DIRONDACK BOARD.-Ptvate; large rooms good
N table pure running spring water In house easantl
shady yard walks and drives near mountains lakes ana
brooks terms, 81 to Sl0 w. w. PIERCE Black Brook,
Clinton Co., n. Y.
ICAIR VIEW FARM Scarsdale, Westehester Co. N. Y.
High healthy location in view Of l.. l. Stund first
class table terms sS to SO Address PHI O. MINRATH
ID RIvATE BoARDING-F1nest location in saIatoga
l. accommodate 10; SO and upward according rooms.
address 59S North Broadway, Saratoga Springs n Y
ID USSSELL FARM, SHREWSBURY, VT
la Pleasant location; large sunny rooms plenty cream
eggs berries Terms s5 week. IRA a. RUSSELL
{, liver LAKE FARM-Good board in quiet and
- healthy place boating, tennis croquet &C. Address
Mrs f. B. HAMLIN, Sharon Valley, Conn.
GUNNER BOARD.-On heights above Rondout: large
- field summer garden Strawberries by the bushel.
GEORGE H. CLARK. Rondout. ". Y.
w ANTED.-Summer boarders the best bathing boat
w Ing and fishing New.England nice pine groves
no malaria no mosquitoes. Address j. G. CASH, Har.
wch Port Cape Cod Mass. =. o. Box 12S.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, East 35ta-sn, uerwesa
Park and Lexington ayes Rev. S. $. SEWARD Pastor.
adult classes a. 3d. service az IL
5cIock. Subject: "Chlldren and Heritage OF fs'
i.ofdu
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

MADISON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Madison-aye. and 53d:st-PIesehng az II a. m BY The
at g. preaching by the Rev. ARTHUR J. Brown. Il
Portland ore. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

PHILLIPS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Madison
ave and 73dst-ReY. DR.. Spinning, Pastor viii preach
TO- morrow II a. m. and 8 p m Sunday school o;s
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

OLD ASBURY Washington Souare.-Mommy, Io;fS
sermon Dr. STONE. Afternoon 80, mass nesting al
dress by the celebrated coOred lawyer and orator Ne
CANTS STEWART. Evening, AS, sermon, DR.. STONE
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
HADDON HALL,
e HOTEL SOMERSET.

BERNARDSFlLLE. " a.
Situated among highlands OF Somerset County, SUI 70
900 feet the level hour and 10 minutes rop
Ncw.York Via Delaware Lackawanna and Western M Mhal,
road No malaria air and bracing and very benenea
to sufferers from pulmonary and rheumatic TROUBLES
information and circulars address FRANK DE WObr,
Grand Hotel New York City, who may be seen rom 10
10 q. NJ, to s 80 p.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

REV ARTHUR T. PIERSON D. D. Of Philadelphia,
VIII preach tomorrow Sunday May IL. IN tie Colesiati
Reformed Church. 20th-s and 5thaye., az IL a M ald
D. m. The public cordially invited,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
3lst.st-Rev. JAMES NJ. BRUCE will preach on Sunday
May I7th. Services at II a. and as D. Cordial
welcome strangers and those without any church home
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16
TWELVE PAGES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
r oor1narArr REFORMED CHURCH. HARLEM.

FIRST CHURCH, 121stst, near oa,sry' ss III and al
EIMEN DORF u. d., Pastor, preaeheS O" -
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

ST MARKS CHURCH 2dsve. and ioth. sei %,
SerSe S ss Question: Us socialism Praceaole by DE-
RYIANCE.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

SAINT PAUL,s CHURCH, 4thsys end 22d.', ,.sy ksy
GEORGE II. McGREW, Pastor.sunuay AZ ocIoek ~ m
% school and Bible classes at 80 M Service ana
prayermeetng "Wednesday evening ao "OioSA- o~~e"'
Cordially welcome as all services
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 14tbst. nea:
e,tsxe Rev DAVID G. WYLIE, Ph. D., Pstor, VII
n.eacb ar ii a. M subject: Christ the Only Sasioof
and AZ n NJ. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

RUTGERS RIVERSIDE CHURCH, cor. .ss,syasd
and West 78d-st, Rev. ROBERT. RUSSELL BOOTH.
ID. D. Pastor.-Seryices at IL a. m. and 3 p m. sao-
bath.schoo at 0 AS a. m. Weekly service WEDNESDAY
evening at 8. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

SECOND CHURCH 123d-st. and Lenox-sybes enNbes AZ 10 -
HUI CRIMSON SMYTH, D. d. fae1'r' P
nd
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

ST. ANDREWS METHODIST EPISCOPAL OnYncH,
7ehs west Of Columbus 9th syefu2s and
fl hors. % RasagP en- PreasEins by DE Pastor co.
E. STROBRfDGE, d. d. Young peoples prayer meet
ing D. m. sunday. school 0 80 o. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

FIRST REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
12th-st., between 9Th and 7th avcs., Rev. JAMES d.
STEELE, PastoT--Servoes at 10 80 a. m. and u.
Strangers always welcome.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

HOWARD MISSION AND HOME FOR LITTLE
200 Fiith.st, New.York City y-sunday'
school every Sunday at $50 In Annex IIa le tth.
ave. Singing by tAs ehA6rea and members ef Bible
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

CT Jo1N,s METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ea9 st wess of Broodway-Seryices 10 :45 p "a: ana
"a n m Preaching BY the Pastors. Rev. JAMES NJ
KING and Rev. X. z. BELL.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNT Or
- NEW-YoRK.-Edward n: Diekerson- as pcss,soa Ely
Hyng partner Of & s .oS NTn Of detesdaS
To the above named defendant: - A., ,rn,,l,,nt IN
You are hereby sumnonsG 70 ans answer 5 e @ on Se psa.
fs attorney within twenty days after the ss Sse m eae
SS@%sa yoar arc eAsuss to spaT St ts or answer s@en S
against You BY default for ee ree tensnded ,ss in the con-
piAMi MITCHELL & MITCHELL, PLAINTIFFS Attorneys,
Once and postoaee address NO 40 anG =, Xrs i,y
op me ,SrssOg AN order OF Hon. Edward Patterson.
Justice the supreme court 9i tne , S d Oil, S ~ n
San e S the ose Of he CLERK Of the County Of New
oR a. m tSe County Court House, in the City and COUNTY
Of 6ssd SsSfS's Y s APS iG sa, IsSi ,,,o,
oosa and postoce address As and a was y Y City
SUPREME COURT, C CITY ,lc, AND COUNTY i'N Of OF
AGAINST joel b. Smith and ohers.-In pursuance Of ude
men Of ordosure aud sale dGS made and eDteted Y Ss
city, and County of SewYOrk the 29th day q Apr
1891 he gnS S auction az The saR Real Esat:
Exchange and Auction Rooms, Limited numbers 80 70
q Lsy ns is day of june isa at Y oeO aeoa y
James LaloT AgetSnSeS 'ae pranse. N s1d !Tas o
certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate lying and
being tie wentythlri Ward OF ne cry and county
County OF westchese and STATE q New York and whsh
ssS Sses q point IN The Westerly Sa ne O.
dstant ftyifeet sonthey from the corner formed o s
sastnsfy se Of street themes
running westerly parallel with One hundred sixty third.
fSssaSSS iSs SSS Sy Thence thence eassr Srs S
S ssr line oi o"s and Se ies SorSesy
and eOns said TIss %IsserS line Of hSseasesae sy ss
dTsssiSSnSs Da:sS Sd%T %oiS York, Sr Sss Ms1 8, 1891,
RICHARD Ii. CLARKE, Referee
200 broadway. n. Y. Ciu.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

REV. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN, NJ. A.. formerly q
Cncnnati Will preach Alexander and the Jews' q
Saturday Fifteenth Street Temple.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-16

ST. BARTHoLoMEw's CHURCH. Madson-apye.. Ave.. snd
a GSmTFOn az, q ss9sn e /, si 0soR
ssepyy1ces In the afternoon at O'Clock: The Rev Df
MACKAY SMITH viii preach 10 the afssrno9n sst @e n''