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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
A Called Meefinp

Ne Board Of Aldermen will meet Monday
nextX o'clock 10 consider the resolution
adopte, ~ the last meeting Of the Common
Council gkxnung frame building permits.
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that the railway company put on ten 81 slant ,o
ard cars OF fifteen horsepower en-" '.ls s
getber with all necessary equipments, Wv. -
trio lights. &c The price oi Tue Nv" 0"''
will Ia. 600 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
A Negro and a Horse.

Allen W. Berry (colored) was arrested
yesterday and lodged in the First police.
station, charged with obtaining "A horse.
valued at $50, under false prctences. The
horse is the property Of W. &. Clemens, OF
Rf.huouI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., sept. IL -
Forecast for Virginia: Fair. variable
(LlR winds, becoming southeasterly.
I'M" FOR North Carolina: Fair. Varia-
|-ble winds, generally southery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
The teaIeuux

"The Twelve Temptations" drew another
large audience last night, and the spectacle
gave a. much satisfaction as ever before.
Ii will be repeated tonight. tomorrow
afternoon, and tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
A Case of Bright's Disease Cured b.
Chase City Lithia Water.
T II I7'I'Il7 T ~
MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,l


MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY, NA.,l
June Is, 1880.
Messrs. Hdrdy C RoUcr,
ProprietOrS chase city Lithid Water.
chase City, va:
Gentlemen.-On my arrival here from my
home. Bloomfield, Ky, the llth Of this
month, | met my neighbor, Mr.. John ID.
Wakefield, of spencer county, Ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has. TO my own personal know
ledge, been in very bad health for seven or
eight years, and during that time treated
by some OF the most eminent physicians OF
Kentucky. His nervous system was Affect
ed. complicated with Bright's disease Of the
kidneys, and it appeared at one time that
he would lose one of his kidneys entirely.
lie was as near death as a man possibly
could be. lie tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters Of this country and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Llthia Water since oath Of
April, 1890, and, SO far as | can now dis
cover, H. has complete relief. His com
plexiOn healthy, action improved, appetite
restored, rest tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates a restored
and inyigOrated man. attributable to the
use OF the Chase City i.ithia Water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES X, HUGHES NJ. d.
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JOHN d. WAKEFIELD,
u " ~ IIVIItf II
Chase City, Va, June Is. 1890.

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG. tO-wit:
/, T. ID. Jeilress. a notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that DR.. James
X. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed 70 the writing above. per-
sOnally appeared before me and acknow-
lodged the same.
Given under MY hand this 18th OF June,
1880. THOs. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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rha ..snnhnY Tlmes.'

THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every 1u l.-
dav morning by reliable carriers ana oruCls
LEFT at THE TIMES Office Will receive pro~P'
attention
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tIl Respectfully.
JAMES X. HUGHES, NJ. ID.

fully concur in the above statement Of
Or. Hughes, and | am SO much assured Of
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase Civ Iithia Water in ehecting CURE,
hitherto DIES paired Of. that have determined
70 bring my family here from my home in
Kentucky to reside for some time. | at
tribute my restoration to health solely TO
the use Of this water.
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
of ANaLauall IA
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ANANrED.-A lady OF SOME

~ experience desires "a position as
AND IIpEWNlItIt
give reference DO desired. Address. 20 g..
l03 west Grace street sr12-ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

FOR WEEK ENDING SEPT %. 1890.
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD or
HIGH TIDE AT
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC SEPT. 10, 1890
S1n rises ............5.57 Moon scts...9l6 p. VI.
SIn sets.......0:11 Dag length. l2hllm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19

Az ANTED - BIDS TO FURNISH
w supplies for SOUTH NE~rtRN L.
NA1iC ASYLUM for the months 81 October
NOvemb,r r.. and december, 1890. Al bids
must be sealed and marked "llds to furnish
supplies. ANA addressed to the undersigned.
accompanied with samples ~ goods offered.
and must bee iu by noon of October /, 1880, at
which Time contracts VIII b. Jet. \ list ofslch
goods rs are wanted viii be furnished on APP
plicatiOn. Goods must be delivered + ~. 3
Marion Depot. "a. Beef cattle must be young
steers and barren heiiers. none 90 weigh less
than eight hundred pour ds gross. aud must
be good iat All cattle which DO not an the
above description will be- rejected when
offered hy contractors. e.. ". WHITE.
steward. scl9-lt
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I On motion OF Colnel W. ID. Chesterman.
seconded By Mr.. :. III. Halves, the report was
unanlmously adopted and referred 10 the
GaneraI Committee on Inland Trade, with
insfrrc:ious 10 carry out the suggestions II
contained. -. -, -.
iimportance Of the subject special commit
fne should have been appointed, but inc
beard for some reason and on account OF
fhs experience OF its chairman aud men,
Laos. insisted upon the regular committee
tfzing charge Of the matter, but agreed
os,on the suggestion OF Mr.. Leigh TO rs
E0.,iate with The committee. Colonel Pur-
.elI. Judge Christian, and Mr. Thomas ~.
5.srter, in this special instance.
EXTRA MEMBERSHIP.
s..he following paper in regard TO non-resi-
s,s.st and honorary memberships was Their
EasA before the Board:
q with "A view OF increasing the Cham
ss+ss sphere OF usefulness, IL is suggested
Sst a committee be appointed 10 provide
~ plan OF nonresident and honorary
.nemberships. The object Of this sugges-
fisr Is 10 confer these memberships upon
Gazing farmers and merchants throughout
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AID MIR. HARRISON.

Under these circumstances it * hoped
that manufacturers and proprictors OF all
mechanical trades will afford Mr.. Harrison
and his assistants every proper facility for
procuring returns with dispatch. so that the
most favorable aud complete showing may
r.ade in the eleventh census %. the pro-
gre, of Richmond and its importance as
an Industrial centre.
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FOR SALE, G.
On WILL EXCHANGE.

\ TWO-STORY MAlN-STREET STORE
near Twentieth street Tor West-End lots or
dwelng-housc property
NEATSMALL CHERRY DWELL
ING as part pay FORA larger house.
MAIN-STBEtT STORE near Twelfth street
subject TO grOuf rent FOR small dwellings.
WFST-CABY-STREE BRICK DWELLING
eight rOOms) for par, cash and building lots.
>.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DETACHED
BRICK DW tLllNO twelve rODmsl for "a STU
burbau farm within i've miles OF the city or
a large lot.
Three THREE-STONY STOCR.BRICK
DWELLINGS in New jersey lor farm.
\ CHE>TEBFiELQFA HMni miles from
Manche ster for clty real estate or MEKCuAN-
Disc.
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER RESIDENCE AND
StNENTN-FlNE AChEo, Nechum's river.
Chesapeake and OHIO 'ail~ay. for cry or SUI
buiban property handsome residence, and
beautiful lawn. Photograph 90 Office
..
FINE ORANGE GROVE. Florida. eighty
acres, for SMALL PLACE in OF near the
mountains.
j. THOMPSON BROWN x co,
Real Estate Agents
sci f-eo1Bt NIB AlaLi street
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
..n.r,. ~ rlIr RncK IsLNND.

Kaus,. Ci,y March II since tho 'io Fa'e between
K,n,a. city Pueblo and D'nN'r went mo '"''. wv ~.
-, t d, j. claimed IA, been manipulating the
ID. ,.-o,felv low yate through tle brokers' 50 Aa'
n ta.or ar. enabled sell uca'- from Kansas ''y 10
,h, Of tho point. named io~ A. - 3D. ms j. cone
H. g.. said ly making Denver tickets 'oi a. u. gu ~
a D., v. - pueblo or pueblo tickets good oy way Of
,. t.rson ro,ns % Denver q, furnished Win .
pueblo ti..t ra,lnr th.ror 40 and receiving feo''e
-,er on D.n,,r broker of - 90 TIL, ticket ne u's
70 D,n,er where ho ro'r''' - % iof 'n' r''-s
-,f, from Denver 90 pr ho thus m'.int MS rare ifo"
,,,, or. ., l,ay.r r. -. The sam" n'ncs ar" en-
,o,i o. pueblo. making ta, rate - 50 a''o the Ho'~
Island pr.t.ctne ne lnit, 60 SUI Tie DroN'F'' INC
Missouri Pacific Aa, given notice that on ana after Mon
aav M,r.h g. tina, lnc VIII max" an open ''''cu nv
..., v-,.,s CITY. pueblo. Colorado springs and Den
yar u e JO
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
HARDLY A SAFE PRECEDENT, THOUGH.
From The Philadelphia Inquirer.


Andrew Crocker. veteran engineer of the New
York Central Railroad. who lives at It. JOn,Nilie,
" Y, yesterday visited the rondlouscS Of the Penn
syvana Kailruad while IN this city. and cOnVcrsed
with many old friends in the brotherhood. lie tod
a laIglAbc story Of the late William II. Vanderbilt
ID wa, during the between this road and tho
Central said Mr.. Crockcr that hauled the old
man. as generally called him. over the eastern
division We were lying siding AT Palatme
Bridge directly opposite the freight house where a
local freight was shifting. The brakeman had tried 10
make coupling between Pcnn>l yania Railroad
standard and a Boston and Albany local ear. several
times the links failed u couple, and the brakeman
becoming angry. threw the link over into the ditch
In few seconds the door of his just back
Of my engine. opened, and the old man himself cana
ont. what did you throw that link into the ditch
fOri' he said the astoni>hcd brakeman.
Wasn't any good was the answer.
DO know Whose properly you are throwing
away p said the big man.
".Ycs, the PennSy lyania Railroads sir.
The president said nothing but after looking
st the brakeman for few minutes, lie went into his
car.
The fellows ready answer not only saved him his
position bur his eirOncry got him INTO the passenger
service and lie i conducting passenger train.
The only mention he made of 1t when got
to Utica and cutting loose. when he 10 the
| cab and asked II could tell him the young fol.
lows name. Two days later he was on . passengse
| train"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
Appreciated BY GOLLEGE MEN.
From The Amherst student.


The Sew York Tribune has become - enthusiastic
In IT. department colcrr nOtc-' that ct'h Non
a.y 40 entire pIgc /, gwen 90 tie dou"r OF an lc
kadlns Institution, Of learning. fhc new therein
contained Is '' ary seen TO b" not 80 much hlhs u
pace og giving the CORE puudcnt, 50 much per
column. huj desire rather tp riVc the adrS events
of importance which happen AT the different COLLEGES
The Tribune. alno the lat - take rp co!e-c woody
.ritDIs certainly chn. the nrrt ranA IN hnowlI" how
1, please reading pulc with hvr. wide awake COLLEGE
news. College notes enjoyed wherever read, for
IL IS q o lifc which, hitherto, wa seldom or never
viewed the daily papers and hardly ever came
direct It's ia contact W,h the active business world,
except 10 Il very limited degree The change has come
about Of course thrOurh the extended study OF the
sciences. ,ngnccrng electrical and civil and also Il
wider Application tO the minor branches The change
from isolation 10 OH" of comparative association finds
Il better mproycmcn; the part Of the students while
Increasing prominence /. gwen the college. surely
every nnc 10th inside and ont Of college to day. Oughc
t. Dee glad o haze the opportunity Of reading Of the
weekly activity ~ our coi.cgr5 all over the land ami
the wcr which l. being done IN each. for thus n
genuine sympathy l. aroused among college men and
FIR college men, and the temptation 10 be- wholly
wrapped mp In some particular institution is, 10 .
large extent overcome.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22

was affected leaving TO the states the jurisdiction ID
cases where local trade and manufactures were al
fcctd. ,.... ....,..,,, os % tle
connection between high duties and trusts TAKING t'
ground that all the great combinations were prat
cally outside Of the tariff and independent OF H. ilc
would not admit that even the sugar trust W.S oc
pendent the tariff. lie not sure bat tlat' Il
sugar were on the free lls there would mol sun oU
Copper Trust. It was foreign combination uat co.,,
trCllcd all the Copper produce IN The World a''t %
would exist even If COPPER " ~cIU Uo,,cn
the free list In the great staples OF wooien
and cotton goods. leather. boots ana Snos' ''''
iron and steel on which the duties were ligh tiei,
was no trust except perhaps. as 70 steel rall' ana
nails So also with the sR industry of tlis co1n,t'
which produced probably half OF the s!l cons.n'l ne -
and Which was projected by heavy dutythc?e wac -
trust or cOmhinati0n , ..,, .r,st or
continuation Tor raising the price of beef and oWcrns
the coet of cattle the h00f; and no one cpuu sN
that ,lat trI,t was the result of nigh dGtles. lhf
there vas he standard oil Company. another great a
rnuifvi,c comhiratOn which controlled The price. %
ycfncd oil in All the markets OF the world. ana WIN
ont any r,frrcrcc whatever to the tarin There Wcr
,.o the oatmeal Trust and the WhiskoN Iri't WIlri
lad nothing 10 do with duties. Although hc a1"'i
and revising the tariff still senators il thc' wished
10 correct the great evils of trust, and combhatioI
yvoud fall far short Of their purp1s" II t'N 'Gl1"
,hemseyos 10 a modification Of tAif rates: II W.
thc du;v Of Congress 10 put or IN" sta'ucn doom >'
legislation as would nlib trusts and comhinai9h rs
Nr Coke offered A substitute for the BILL ana NI.
George offered an amendment. both OF which were or
dcrcd printed.
The bin thca wont over tn Monday.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
TIE AGRICULTURAL DEPRESSION.

Washington, March 2l.-Thc prevailing depression
I'm American agriculture Is treated by the stats'ican
j. II. Dodge, In the March report OF the Department oi
Agriculture. The prevalence OF low prices Is noted.
and = feeling Of discourarcmcn I'm rural circles
throughout the world IS Indicated The trouble is and has
been especially In Great Britain and is the sub
jccf II complaint discussion and official Investigation In
Germany, France. Italy and other countries. II ls
rr,. .cnt I'm nonarchcs and republics under diverse
curcnccs and economic systems but II Is less severe
here than In other countries Though prices Of I'M
p,cnontS ntcns' and fabrics also low, the farm
cs' interest account unreduccd and his mortgage IS
harder 10 llt.
The main cause of low prices IS referred 70 the IN
cNorahc law Of supply and demand. Corn. wheat
and other staples cheap because of ovcrprcfucon
immigration has increased the population 100000
IA ten years. lntcrconn"ntal areas have been
carved into farms free 90 natives and foreigners
opening millions Of 10 cultivation. Railroad
extension has stimulated production and overwhelmed
~, East With Western prc!acts speculation first and
utilization afcrarl have p.oducci results that have
t-'onhet TIE wort win plrio.Me M o. n aH l,,9 ana
thc mountain v.li"rs. slope, and plans %. con
t.u'u' r''h hc.frs. In more eastern ARCS 'n,
maturity ~ l''rc- haf ben hif" 81 ni Trr, M am
f.dns II . suggested ihaf lNss than fourth Of t"
people 81 The world 81 "h"ai TINT mn ~" people oi
,.,. .l4r.rlr know if, f,tc ali that Asia. M!.ct.
-,.i ,,.0-ir, and iu..~qiin al hsrp wheat 10 sell.
rr Dodge SAYS Will" t''rr g. cN'c-e ~ production
of fcw staples thor" ARE insult 'ient supp' oi man,
.co..s = oth.fs Nhch shpIid furnish profitable EN-
piormcni g. rural labor. There Is 800 narrow ran ="
4 cropping ii,at'on is essential T. asrc iI
rr,l al,lilou Tuorc arc imports yalrHi Is
ssfpopnooo per annHm y Agricultural products.
vhch h'ah ic prc'ared hcr" Ihrse . are 'ns9r' ,,T
llIiey. l'1f tobacco and w.uos y /. '"t.h t.t t.'
cotton crop. vana,'" rs ], u.s. wonM ~, inc T., -
furnish hoard for The i"onic u NE cotton states at
f.t d. cd. iltff I'D "A
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
prncrrnly., T.. BOTH HOUSES.


Washington, Nar.h y. iu the senate to-day Mr.
plurb. from tie CYfHn.it.e on Appropriations, &c.
port .d aci 100" iiou.c joint rc-oiuon authorizing The
appointment 81 thirty m'd.ci examiner fp' the hn.'hu
# Pen ions. and gave notice that hc would ak the
senate to con. dcr IT Tomorrow
Mr. Cockrcil said that the report was by II" means
unanlnoI- and eay" notice that hc would move y"
amend the Joint resolution by striking out the clause
ordering tlr examination Ia De- within the discretion"
and under the direction ~ the secretary II the IN
terror leaving the appointment, under the C!vil Ser
wee lau. 10 ahi.h TIE Republican party stood .olenny
pledged.
IN ,he Hon "a ~ WAS pas.ed fS tine retirement
Of General d. &. Fremont, with the rank 81 MAJOR
General ,.,
ON motion Of NJ Robertson, Of Louisiana, bhl
was pa.srd alprup.lailnr .-1.pn = enable the H''
rotary 81 Mar 20 purchase -oO ini- ipT iir h~' ~
flc people driven from t0r home, N thr Hoods n""
prevailing la Arlau ii,. Ni.-i ppi ANA LDulritn".
on motion of Nj Morrill,. q kai-a. Il. irr undo =
instruction, from thc Committee uu Invalid Pensions
a rc~olutlDn va, adopted ,ailgg "n ~" Sr'n'3if 90
fhc Interior for "a COPS oi tl" tNdrnc" taken if tH'
committee appointed by him to ,nvc-ts"tc the man
ag,n-nt of the ion OAcc under commissioner
N H. evening session the House passed nficcn pri-
yafc pension bills and Al 10 30 ADJOURNED unlil u"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
rirv rrriL, FIRED r. THEIR DEATH

Iuf .lo. March - '-lcrnl. John ". Murray, cher
q t.c D,irt..yc Department oi tie Pto'in'c oi On
i,., v'u J. in town trading j. Rex lr' ln4's move
.r,ut- here AID To- day: " / have u'i the slightest
doubt tai others besides Bcuvcll have been lHr' To
f.- death ifi Canada. Yesterday got letter from
r.ni,rn,a in Sew orh. " prominent hH'.ne-s man
.i,4..t, o.. fvc youis ti-i -hmen ~ho 10 h, hnowl-
,, o c..r g, f.. country To- become Farm pupils. TWO
o. t..n d.alp.Ird d % Niagara Fails. They sA'e "''
f.tr O.. hrfc t,s letter, ,-nt to the fa.l' i'r Two
.t.. -f t.,r ltters we've never cli,i Tor. and the
i... ,orr. r.. have never been l'irl - since.
i,...r fiit I...hau le- been ort 10 thf country
., of ,,..p .p.if.re nhp were iu league. tr-t O. rob
..ra ic- O., murder their victims Beside. looking up
f'..fl.. fl.var,nt. in Sew York shall inf 'rt-u'
.f. .tferI,nf. of the Ncv Yor, lu~inc,- maa. and.
p.rhrp. u' ic compelled To- continue the hvcstl-i-
i.,.r in England.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
rNDrAyoR1yG TO FIX THE LAKE RATES.
THE LAKE SUPERIOR LINES INSIST on THE
USUAL DiFFERENuALs OVER LlNES
THROUGH CHICAGO .

st. Paul. Mimi. March 81 Gpccial.-Messrs' uor-
DON Of the Northern steamship Line ShcIDs Va wv
Great Northern; Dodge, Of the Eastern 'ii'" 49,,
Bull Of the ST. Paul and Duluth Shate' Oh inc 'oo
line and Clark Of the Omaha, met mere 'o'u's ""'
discussed the lake and rail rates AFTER '''eS u'
pcrsed Mr. Gordon said that he looked lor Po"
able settlement Of the lake and rail ques'ioi. ~
was his intention to attend the meeting Ill ->c" i
on Tuesday when. it is expected that perhia'ci'
tariff rate will be made. The position taken Dy "'.
Great Northern is that the Lake superior rates siou
he lower than the Lake Michigan rates, ana INV al
Lake Superior lines should quote rates from tle s'o
tariff ID to last year. when the Burlington anu
Northern endcavoicd cqnalizc the chicago anu
Duufh rates the Lake superior lines were always
allowed n diiFcrcrtia under the Lake Michigan rates
that is lake and rail rates Of the Northwest and Chi
caco based upon 10 cents for rstcas' freight liz
recstablishmcnt Of this dinercnt!a will this year DC
Unlisted upon The removal Of the diner
cnt.ai heretofore allowed the Natiohai
pcspatch Line by way of s:rlia VIII
prol,ably not be much OF an obstacle III ''c
wa, ~ reaching satisfactory basis of rating as the
business by this route has not amounted to muc Inc
bulk Of this business has usually como by way M ni
Chicago. lts dercnals by that rouc VIII pivnauf vn
lines at the meeting Tuesday Will submit propo,,
sitlon basing the rates by way Of Chicago upon -
cents for hrst-class freight and allowing ,he Lar. nano
superior lines drercntials GRADED rom !" ,cnr, ,
rate IS obtained by adding the proportlonai iaHe sia
rail rate of last year (J1 cents TO INC ourrcn, n
proportional allra rate from Chicago 10 ~. % Ia,. m
and Minneapolis. Whether or not tnls pass VIII VIII Do De
accentahlc 10 the Northern steamship Line rentns
70 be seen Last year this line based its rates
upon 60 cents first class
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
prs,y.yD rRou 4 STRANDED ScH0oyEs

North Parnceat Harch 2l.ln the th'eh fox at a. n.
,dav parolmnn JOHN Grant discovered lfht- apiarhts
tlo., Of a stranded vessel IL remained long '"'''' 0"
. am. %; the fact then returned Ia haste 10 the Cedar
,.rt station and warned Keeper T'd!n y Penn of The
accident Captain rcnn t'p phon'd captain harnrll ana
,n to, crews soon succeeded with tie b.e'che, buoy III
r.cuing all tho peoplo on the vessel "hch proved 20 p
a., ..loon.r Lawrence y Mckenzie. oi PtoNih,eto"h,
NJ. commanded b. Captain Norman Mckenzie. III"
had a crew OF eight and snlcrnso Samuel Nclncoc'
Tho ,a,e, wn. coA.lru,d to Mono> Co.. Newi ork lh'
,..a lad worAcd nt high water 50 that ~ o" t'' -h
,, -. r.,,.d drv foot The effects Of the captain and
ry hay, been landed aud captain has reported to
the Insurance Company Of Wclsncet that thore sA feet
OF wat.r la the hold
New-York tribune., 1890-03-22
vrw vgynrrS or AZ ATHLETIC cLrB

ID. Manhattan A.4l.tc Cub hed - REGULAR meet nr
IA. ,, ,lah.l.n,. SO. 5.f l.tAasc.. last night The
,,,,..ns u,4- present. rsoelr.t u,ors" ". carr.
tla-... L. Ifu-ff william. J. Swan. {. 4, Hnr.'-.
l.i..n. Van ~.illrk Ti'ier.ck \ Wa. Il Bl'''"'F
i.s..i.. and Warren sage. T. Wa, '.i'd o. hold a
rel.r. hiliar, Tournament Ne--r, Walton storm and
llrn. Nan ~rh,,Dn n0r appointed romn'it'" q" nav"
,,,,a az j, Tho following members wrrc elected
l....I. Luu fu,u e. y Van Ion--' tef Dr. l. Eo'tois
BANS. william IS. B.--oN. Iru.st u. smith. d" oiE' J.
p,i.i clati,. Edmund u. PHILLIPS. Louis pemutl, Frank
u fa..nri f.aNr,ar- ks-.'i Edwin Maynard J''l-".i,
pa,il K,ane. J. D.nfDn. T. Hunt r. j J. PATE 'r~'i.
David Dow. jr ,,.orr. II. Johm'on. Bes.nuin Rush
NUi0r C. C,ou.f CarA j. ! Raymond. Henry H. Riggs,
anthony - sherman. Eo>tu, l.ot Brooks. Waiter Il.
,.Ii.it. Paul Slorod rcafssil, Lih'lhcrt bliAnap'
Warren Curtis. james Black, Frank Iinotd'
W..a. " culver Michael T. Barrett. Frank NJ 'urt!'S'
Daniel s. N.,bu. Nugustu, Ifohrlder. stephen /.
r,rs.r David j. nourand J.. j. N'cAs hon;y T. L'tdy'
Charlie. " Haiiari Louis l. seaman. Charlie, j. f'lW'
william II. Ia.rchnd Irving D. iaiichld. Don y "'f
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