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, 1890-05-13
A MIXED UP MESS.
An Arizona Miner Charged
With an Attempt to Kill.
he Claims to Have Been Swim.
died Out of 100000.
Jealousy the Cause of the
COmmOtiOn.

New YORK, May 12.-Murat Master
son, who says he is an ex'supreme court
judge of Prescott, Ariz and who lives at
80 West Thirty-second street, was locked
up tonight on the charge of attempting
to kill his alleged cousin and mistress,
Mrs. Alice Hopkinson, az the Grand Cen
trail. 65 West Thirty-sixth street. Mrs.
H~opkinson makes a similar charge against
Mastersou. MastersoD, according to the
account given by Mrs. Hopkinson. made
a call at her house early in the evening
and not being admitted, kicked the door
open and entered her apartment demand
ing 100000, which he claimed she had
swindled him out of. A shot was hoard
shortly afterwards and Masterson rushed
from the room with a smoking pistol in
his hand, and running to the West ThIr-
tieth police station demanded Mrs. Hop
kinson's arrest for attempting 10 shoot
him. Mrs, H~opkinson was arrested and
at the police station made a counter charge
against Mssterson.
Ex-Judge Masterson comes from Pres
colt, Ariz and is said to be worth S.
600, 900. He has been a visitor at the
fiat for a long time and his son. Howard. q
DON OI 10. HNeu WIFI MTs. E1opklnsOn
until a few weeks ago Masterson. it is
also said. owns gold mines in chihuahua,
Old Mexico, and onyx mines in Arizona.
His story is that the woman swindled him
out of 800, 900 in mine bonds and when
he demanded their return she slot at him
and that she is now trying to blackmail
him. He added that be had been her
dupe long enough.
The woman denied the accusation and
claimed she was a partner OF his in the
mining business; that the money she re-
tanned was her share of the profits and
that Masterson attempted to shoot her a
week ago. She said he beat her black
and blue and took $500 and got a watch
from her. 10 the woman's possession
were found loving letters from Masterson
in which he speaks Of her as the only
woman he ever dearly loved.
Mrs. H~opkinson is a blonde of about
q years old and claims to be married.
Jealousy is at the bottom of the trouble.
A prominent New York business man,
SAID to be George CARLYLE Warner, is
mixed up in the affair. Masterson is a
married man.
, 1890-05-13

SAN Francisco, May News is re.
ceived BY the steamer Zealandia that in
the great storm Of the 4th. the schooner
Eliza Mary was driven on the reefs at
Mallicoto, New Hebrides. There were
on board at the time a crew of eighteen,
two passengers, forty four recruits aud
fifteen returning laborers. A boat was
lowered and manned by four whites and
several blacks. The four whites were
drowned. Several OF the recruits swan
for the shore and were either drowned or
killed by the natives after landing. In
all four whites and forty-seven blacks
were lost.
, 1890-05-13

LINDEN PARK, N. j.. May I2.-Fiye
and a half furlongs-Dalsyrian won, Ken
woon second, Salisbury third. Time,
l:09f.
Mile-Clay Stockton won, lima B see.
ond, Diablo third. Time l:42.
Mile and three NATURALIZATION
won, Shotover second, Defendant third.
Time. Loci.
Three -fourths of a mile Thai Rome
won. Lemon Blossom second, Slumber
third. Time. 1:42.
Five.eighths of a mile-Sequence (colt)
won, Greyrock second. Lord Harry third
Time, 1904.
Mile and Il sixteenth-Castaway won,
Stockton second, Orriflamme third. Time,
l:444.
Mile and a sixteenth-Larchman won,
Reecho second, Rudolph third. Time,
1:5lt.
, 1890-05-13

CAIRO, May l2.-Dr. Zucchinetti has
received a letter from Emin Pasha dated
BaRamoyo. March 81. Emin says:
When | left the hospital | found myself
between the English and Germans. My
decision to return 70 the heart of Africa
in the interest of the Germans was taken
when | saw the English were endeavoring
to derive advantage from the prestige OF
my name. With reference Stanley and
Tippoo lib | have information In my
possession which, if published, would
create a great sensation. Stanley was the
first to stir up the people against me.
, 1890-05-13

NEW YoRK. May l2-The stock
market was active and irregular today,
with considerable feVerishness throughout
the day, while important movements were
confined to a few stocks. The rest of the
market moved within comparatively mar
row limits. The close was active at gen
orally fractionally declines from Satur
days figures.
Government bonds dull.
Money on call, close 5!9lO.
Petroleum opened strong at IS. Spot
was nes lected and closed at s5i. June
advanced and closed steady at SGT.
Following are closing prices of stocks:
Pacific 6s. ll6; American Express, Il6:
Canada Pacific, 7sf; Canada Southern,
So; Central Pacific. 34!; Burlington,
llS5; Delaware, Lackawanna & Western,
l47; Denver & RIO Grande, lS4; Erie,
2St; Kansas & Texas. lot; Lake Shore.
III; Louisville 4 Nashville. 9ll; Michi-
gan Central, 1904; Fargo Express. 40;
Western Union, Sc; Missouri Pacific, 7s4;
Northern Pacific, 35f; preferred, s2s;
Northwestern, ll44; preferred, l46;
New York Central, 1854; Oregon I'm
provement, 52J; Oregon Nayiga-
ton. LOG; Oregon Short Line, 5Ot;
Transcontineutal, 42s; Pa,iic Mail
43i; Reading, 43; Rock Island,
94i; Milwaukee 4 st. Paul, 75t: Texas
Pacific, 225; Union Pacific, 65s; United
States Express, II; American cotton
oil 800.
CHICAGO. May IL -Cattle-Receipts,
5000. Market strong and active.
Beeves, 50. 5OCG5.2O;. stockers and
feeders, 81. Loo; Texas steers,
s3.00G4 90; cows, bulls and mixed,
81. 75(93S 80.
Sheep-Receipts 1000. Market strong.
Natives, s4.00@6. 40: Western corn fed,
S5.5O(G6 40; shorn, $5'OO(65. 80; Texas,
wooded, S. 25@5. so; shorn, SO. 75@4.75;
lambs, S., 50(97.50.
Wheat-Firm. Cash, 95l; July, g4t.
Corn-Market firm. Cash, 34s; July,
, 1890-05-13

LONDON, May l2.-stanley, in an in
terview regarding German movements in
Africa, said: If England continued in
active the Germans would secure para.
mount influence in Africa. Following
ADVICE given by himself, Germans went
TO Africa 10 1885 and his advice had been
repeatedly sought and accepted by them
since that time. The emperor is backing
Maj. Wissman, aud 1t is impossible for
him to fail to advance German interests
in Africa
, 1890-05-13

WASHINGTON, May ia delegation
OF Ponca Indians called on the secretary
of the interior to protest against the order
removing cattle from the Indian territory.
They said the removal would deprive them
of revenue and the grass would go to
waste. The secretary replied that the
leases were illegal and gave the lessees an
unfair advantage over small stock ~ralsers,
as they escaped taxation. In conclusion,
the secretary suggested that as they had
no fuither business in Washington they
return to the reservation at once.
, 1890-05-13

New York, May 12-The New York
and Boston League clubs this afternoon
played probably one of the finest games
of ball ever seen in this city. For twelve
innings the pitchers kept their opponents
from getting a man across the plate.
Finally in the thirteenth inning Herman
whacked the ball over the centre field
fence and won,
New York o 100000 OOO0l L
Boston 10 100000 700 O. {
Base hits-New York A. Boston 3,
Errors = Boston 4, New York 9. Bat
teries Russie and Buckley, Nicholi
and Hardie. Observation-Disclosures anC
, 1890-05-13

OKLAHOMA CITY, l. T., May r.
The report reached here tonight of a
battle between two opposing forces of
cowboys, in the Little river country,
twenty-five miles south of here The
difficulty is reported TO have arisen over
different constructions of the herd" law.
Five men are reported killed, three ia
tally injured and four slightly wounded.
Three deputy marshals have gone to the
scene. No particulars are obtainable as
the scene of the fight is far removed from
any telegraph station.
, 1890-05-13

ST. LOUIS. May l2.-In the Metho-
dist general conference this morning the
Sunday school committee reported that
the past four years had been the most
prosperous in the history of the church.
1t shows IL. $50 Sunday shoots, with 49,
S39 teachers, and 693,S54 scholars, an
increase during the four years of 1867
schools, with l6. sec teachers and 1872, O9S
scholars. The committee on r~evisals
made two long reports on proposed
changes 10 minor details of the discipline.
They recommended non-concurrence in
nearly every instance.
, 1890-05-13
Returns to Washington.

WASHINGTON, May l2.-The Cla, ton
investigating committee has returned
from Arkan 'as. Of the result of the in
yes!!igation 30 far the chairman says the
entire committee is convinced that the
Hooper story of the killing of Clayton
does not meet the facts in the case The
evidence was overwhelming that Hooper
was bedndden in Los Angeles, Cal, when
Safer said he killed Clayton. Some
more testimony remains to b, taken, but
Just in what line the committee is not vet
prepared tn tell
, 1890-05-13
Didn't Like New styles.

PARIS, May 12.-Ferry las published
a book dealing with Tonquin. in which be
seeks to yiudicate the policy OF acquiring
so valuable a colony.
Advices received from Senegal are to
the effect that the Seueealese king has
been murdered by his subjects. He tried
to impose upon them European ideas
which he imbibed at the Paris exhibition.
, 1890-05-13

CLEVELAND, Nav l2.-The Brother
hood clubs played an indifferent game
tins afternoon, in which the visitors won.
Cleveland hit Staley hard in the first in.
ming, but couldn't touch him after that.
Cleveland. ..........5 900 O 0 0 o.
Pittsburg-.........O so 8 6
Base hi,SsLCleyeIand l. P=!ttsburg Is
Batteries-Bukley and Snyder, Staley and
Carroll. Umpires-Matthews and Gun.
nlng.
, 1890-05-13

NEW YORK, May l2.-The Puritan
Athletic club offer of a s 1000 trophy for
a glove contest between Joe McAuliffe and
Jake kilrain has been accepted bv both
men. The club will put up 81 900 Tor a
match between Jimmy lIarkins and Lilly
Murphy,
, 1890-05-13
MeAuIIae WIN Fight sIayIn.

New YORK, May l2.-Fox has sent
the following cablegram to the London
Sporting Lye: Joe McAuliffe will fight
Slavin at the Pelican club to a finish for a
suitable purse and expenses Should
Slavin not accept McAuhffe will fight any
other man in England on the same terms"
, 1890-05-13

PHILADELPHIA, May I3.-The Brook.
Ign League cub completely routed the
Philadelphia team this afternoon by
punching Its hits in the second and eighth
innings. Attendance 2. 200.
PhiladelphIa.......0 0 4 l 0 2 0 0 O. 7
Brooklyn..........0 7 0 0 0 0 0 9 LII
Base hits-Philadelphia IA. Brooklyn
IA. Errors-Philadelphia I, BROOKLYN I.
Batteries-Anderson and DAILY. Gleason
Clements, Baldwin, Lovett and Daily.
Umpire-Iynch.
, 1890-05-13
Five Men Killed I'M a Collision.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May l2.-One
engineer, two fremen and two brakemen
were killed by the collision of two freight
trains on the East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia railroad at a tunnel four miles
from here this morning.
, 1890-05-13
BASE BALL.
Cincinnati 3, Pittsburg 8,

CINCINNATI, May l2.-Errors by the
Cincinnati League team In the sixth iu-
ming "a Pittsburg four runs and the
victory. Attendance !, 800.
Cincinnat..........0 0 . O 0 0 o. 3
PittsburE.--.......0 0 100 4 0 l o. 5
Base hits-Ciucinnati 6, Pittsburg 6.
Errors-Cincinnati 9, Pittsburg I. Bat
teries-Foreman and Baldwin, Sowders
and Miller. Umpire-McQuade.
, 1890-05-13

New YORK, May l2.-The Brook
Ign Players league team by their heavy
batting had an easy victory wei New
York this afternoon. Attendance I,5OO.
New York"...-.l 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 o. .
Boston. ..-"......O 5 l l 4 0 | *-l2
Base hits-New York L, Boston Is.
Errors-New York 6, Boston s.. Batter
ies-O'Day, Ewing and Vaughan; Gum
bert and Sweet. Umpires-Barnes and
Gaffney.
, 1890-05-13
Illicit DistilIers Under Arrest.

CINcINNATI, May IL. Marshall John
son, with twenty five prisoners charged
with illicit distilling, reached Covingtou,
KY, today from Pineville, KY, accom-
panied by seven guards and seventy-fve
witnesses. johnson had not heard of the
reported murder of Capt. Hawkins, the
revenue officer, and twenty-three men
when heleft Pineville and in his judgment
it is a mistake.
, 1890-05-13

CHICAGO, May l2.-Charles Randolph,
ex-president and secretary of the Board of
Trade, who mystcriously disappeared
April 23d. it is learned, now is safe in
Portland, Ore, a letter having been re-
ceived from him. 1t is understood he
will locate there permanently.
, 1890-05-13
Turkish Officials Removed.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May l2.-Dejavdete
Pasha, minister Of justice, and the gov
ernor Of Constantinople we're removed
owing to the protests of Germany and
England against their conduct in the
Moussa Bey and other cases.
, 1890-05-13
whitney,. DefaIcat,on.

ALBANY, N. Y. May l2.-In the mat
ter Of the National City bank defaIcation,
b~ookkeeper Whitney's peculations are
now said to reach over $10O. 900.
, 1890-05-13

LONDON, May Frank p. Slavin.
the Australian p%ueilist, has challenged
Corbett to box In London for 81. 900 a
side, to which sun the Pelican club will
add Ell 900.
, 1890-05-13

SAsTA MARIA. Cal, May l2.-Early
this morning twenty masked men entered
the saloon where L. L. Creswell has been
confined since Constable S~outhard's muir
der, bound Crcswell and hung him to the
~rafters and left the body there.
, 1890-05-13
Games Postponed.

CHICAGO, May l2-The League and
Brotherhood games in this city we're
postponed on account of rain.
, 1890-05-13

LEXINGTON. May l2.-Mile-Laura
Ford won, Lord Tom Himtia second,
Electricity third. Time. 1:43}.
Mile-MaTtha Page won, Chin Music
secand; only two starters. Time, l:5S.
One and one-eighth miles-Bally Hoo
won, Duke Of Highlands second; two
starters. Time, l:57G.
One.halt mile-Sr Planet won, Mar
more second, Susette third Time, 5l!.
, 1890-05-13

Philadelphia-Athletic 8, Brooklyn 4.
Columbus-Columbu 0, Louisville |.
Observation-Disclosures 3, Syracuse 0.
Toledo-Toledo 4, st. Louis 3.
, 1890-05-13

The stoutest horse radlsh IN town at
A. Underwood & Bros.
, 1890-05-13

Job Printing at the Leader Office.
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MatA fir Watter!

Dor iber so Sabren fdou purbe
Wrs. WinsloD's Spotbing SDrup bon
Miittern beim 3abnen Der Ginber anges
penbet. @irft 9u i'm G1lafe our6
bas G6reien ei1es &inbes 9eit6rt, bas
i'm 3abnen 1T unb bot G9mersett
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ben iofort 2inberung beri@afen. Ser.
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bic Nieren, beieitigt Mtno RoIif, err
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Oruggifen in ber gan3en Wslt aa boz
ben. Breis Is @ts. per TlaI6e.
Rauft ni9ts anberes dig Mrs. Winss
Iots @ootbing Sprup.
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tpolt Sbr benn" = lpirb CT qatt3 ein.
fad eruibern = lid babe ia Ni9ts =
als meine 9eimfdtte!"
Sn ieiner poQen @Iorie aeiot li6 bas
5eimfdttengeieb aber erft, ipenn Der
brittle Nbiab befelben in WirfIamfeit
tritt, b. B. wenn ether Der bsioen @ats
ten nit 0iuterlafung minberidbriger
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tdtte in perDidelten 6dGen bur6 lire
unbertdufi6teit gerabe3u CUR 2a@t per.
ben. 3tnar 9iebt es aud 6a cine game
&elbe BON 8eiimmungeu, tpeI9e benz
8ormnnbi9afts : @eri6t ("Probate
Court) unter gemif1en 8ei9rdntungen
unb B%ebinguasen bas &e9t aur Sbei=
lung ober gum 8erfauf ertbeiIen, alein
oieie Sbeiluns unb bieier 8ertauf tras
gen Bios ben @baratter oes YrooiIoris
t9en, ba fe unter umfdnben bon ber
&inbern nod @%rlangung Der 8oli6b,
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&ei6stag unb oas preubij9e Nbgeorb'
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ibertegen, ebe He bas &ei9, reip. Der
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9emti@> Gmeliid5e gd,mle,
san Mntonio Q, GeraA

gmertaunt ti6tise eebrauFaIt fir anaben
unb Mdbden felt brsibis Sabren in reaer
B%irffamteit. 8ortreffi@e 2sbrfrdfte unter Be-.
pdbrter 2eitnns. Der engIif@en Spra6e tpirh,
nie ber Oeutiden, bole @e9nuna aetraaeu.
aueertem llnterri6t i'm @tausfhen. ginieers
siaben borbereitete S@iIer finbeu jeberasit
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g.. @roo8, Qrdfibent Oes SduI . Horaanbes
unb Us IN. 8arbed. DirettOr Der slpaaIi
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u Maberids 8anf be3abIt 4
prosent 3inien fir 3eitsD epoRten.
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@1noerbare @ettuua.

Srau so. Curtain in glainfielb, Suinpis, madt Be-
i9 af bic aunse i4lus. Gtnen Mpnat lang lieB fe
i& BON tbrem Sausz @r3t betanbeln, aletn ie purbe
thinner %franter. Derielbe ertldrte ibr, rbaB ie bpf=
tetne Mebtein Der @elt mebr belfen fbnne. Da EN-
pfabl ibr @pptbefer tbr Sings gteues S6winbIu6ts=
8eilmittel. Sic faufte f6 etne Slaide bappn lnb ~
BON Sag 8u Sag beRerte. sic sebrauGte baS Mittei
meter unb nadbem fe 10 GLADDEN. perbrau6t Bate
fanb iie, bab file Yblis seiunb mar. sSest perrtdfet it
iipteoer thre SduSzGrbeit unb 5ast, baB ie fa ME In
tbrem Geben tppbler sefublt babe.
PrpbezGlaf9en bteies srpben SeilmittelS gratis In be,
DrcsuenzSroBbanbluns BON DreiB, Gbcmpipn s. 60
gum gertanf IN alien Gpptbeten ; srpbe Slai4en 81
Gents unb $1.0e.
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geIifpruia,Wesne.

Weinliebbaber inben elm groBes So.
ger bon feinen CALIFORNIA : Weinen BEL
Germ s. s. Meper am MIamo
plasa. 9err Nteper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus ul.h tauft brett
aus benz Seller ter Mein5h9ter. Mls
gutem 9enner gelingt es Inn tets, bic
beften Sorten ausaupdblen. gr fann
feline 9unben utto GamiIien hit einen,
guten 5rDpfen berieben. &oib= unb
WeiBmeine in oor3asI,6er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @allone = fret
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Coon felt langerl Scr sSobren lit Id
Belt fit ID an llnYer- 10 betty an Dpspepfte.
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8elGwefte Yerurfadif pe mar felte Nahruns
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Sie etm5t8e, taeti@ erideine,tbe
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Entered at the Post Office at San Antonio,
U Texas, as second class matter.
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HE DTSLIKED A HCSS. ,

From The Detroit Free Press.
VA getting shaved in a Onc-char barbcr-shOp In
mountain town IN Kentucky, and there only one
other man in shop besides the barber The process
w.s about half-thrOugh when some heard
Walking on the vcrandh which surrounded the shop.
and pretty soon "a wild LOOKING face pecrcd through tho
window. .
Of the other man
who all Is II 20
simmons, reckon
In,nn can I want me. never did nGthin' 10 aim "
stranger does he'un want you - asked the barber
Of $500 ,, ,,,,
Who, simmons, da Soh eau MN u
Yes
ON he'um lives back we're bit Great hand to
ehutc Had any trOnbc with hm'
No. -, ,
"Wru I'll 20 ont and cHplain to he'un. Might
chute through The window If didn't
lie uut down his razor and went out, and when lie
,,,oad simmons wa, with him. The shooter stepped
annd and took a square look at me and then hcavcd
a' trn nj disappolntrnent, ard said TO the barber:
,1Taint hcun sam, nut 50 mighty clns 10 i that
,,Io,,, lev popped through the glass.
." %cvnr ,rs any hurt 10 explain hatri7.' ana tnr
h.rber I'm q reflective way a. simmons wen ou' - nc
,nn KILLED two mon this chair and don't IKE ne
nn ~ n That's what l went out 10 eAplhln-lI
muss " bs,uns meat. hc' I'm was to wait and drspyou
outside
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plate was polished block Of oak from the tinberS OF
the old Middle Dutch Church, built in Nas'aust, New
York. in 1926.
Silas Ludam presided. By his side sat John w.
Hunter. president OF the society Jus''ce "HaM
Bartlett the Rev. j. NJ. Farrar. the Rev Johh y "ad
ner Justice Calvin A. Pratt. the Rev Dr. e. i.
Terhunc and John &. MctiuiIc. The toastN were
rcsnouded 70 as follows: .Our Patron saint
the Rev. Dr. f. r. Tcrhune; "Faticriahd'
tho Rev J. VI Farar: The Knckcrbockcr ana tho
Yankee Justice Calvin r. Pratt The Dutch ana tho
Press" St Clair McKclway, in place OF Mural liai
stead who was detained at home through Illness ,
"Thc New England Society Justice "lIdu auc'V'
THE St PatrCl's society John C. Mc'u'c' an"
THE Friendly sons Of ST. Patrick John {. Kelley
The toast Holland OF Today was l" nave pecl
responded to by John Il. Planlch 'he 'on>H
from the Netherlands, but he was ho' present. ""'-
f. tho death Of King William H. for whom h is con
stluctivelv In mourning. f. Hcphli'oh Nim'" "d'
also prevented from speaking on Art III iionahu.
There were over 100 of the diners. Among tho'e
nrcsept were Edwin Ludlam, Austin ludlam. William
l. De Bos, Bruncll De Bo>t. Mr. De SEEDING Lewis
4 On Bots. r. g. Is. Kowenhovcn. T. l. hubbard
Judah t. VOORHEES,, william Barre James = SN"a"'
l. G. Woodhull. John L. Ryder. J. Holmes Van hrnht
Nicholas W. Brown. william g. ko"chh"'en' fNa'
H. Hubbard Conrad IL. Ray, K. J. EcIscn' y. hdpeNc
John Courtney f. D. White, j. G. Hendrix, george v
provcr A Ernckorbon T. 7. Jackson, VI. i. y. d.
liza. ! IL H. BERGEN Judge Ii. W. Moore. J. D.
Elmendorf f. +. IIolbrook :. Il. Duryea, T. VI. Nul
dam John : hoomiI , w I'd E .a. toHdrt W b. cor
nell Mr. Ii0dcnpyl. Peter NNCk"n' runs - hCi|'
H. D. Palhemus W. T. Lane W W W N@n1"If |T mr, a.
n,cl blanchard G.. r. Bergen, Cornelius FcrGn@oh' JI
Van Drunt Voorhees,. :. D. {; Van HohhSiin. :, l.
Gcnrce W Pcar,alI b. Il. Corwin lanes :. Chur' H.
Henry Ahrcns :. ". HncIGn. 'Tarics H. G''' Wa
Thomas N>pcr. sylvann, White Townsend e. van
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
the END or the xEyDAhS nyGAGEYDyr.

Nh and Mrs.. Kendall last night eudrd a remarkably
ufo,uerou. engagement eight weeks flfth
Theatre. playing 1.-The lroumnst'r" Al the end ~ thr
plsy The curtain called up usual number Of times
request for speech made. In
reply M K,ndl aid he gladly asallci hlnirlf q
the demand for speech and That hc aud Nj. k"nd,
could not tn city Without expression "a
crottude and ,atiaLrtion. To That they wrr" grateful
would b, nttle The nuccc- Of last might possibly
r. attributed measure ~ nov rty. % the hhd
No. If hc American Iroplc 10 strangers but repeated
.urc... now was proof that there was something III
IN. work alone worthy Of SUPPORT financial
.ucces, Mr sndal said hardly thc highest test -
worth hu, it practical test and tli" financial
ucs. lad been greater this than lat II" thanked
II, g,ohn,n FOR and his skll manager ana
o,ot tt,, h. had say those terrible words good
by a. he and Mrs k"ndnl would make Nc"'i''A ''o'''
visit in Aprl befor having Amcrica.