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Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Fever Gore 8 Years.

Imust eXtend TO you the thAnFs Of one Q
my customers, who has been cured BY using
the CutlcurA kemedies, Of an old sore. caused
aso, He was so bad he was fearful he would
have have his leg amputated, but Is happy
10 say he Is now entirely well sound as .
dollar. He requests me 10 use his name
which IL II. y. Csson. me Ichnns; mt dohn "
We have Been selling your Cnticura Rem e.
dies for years, and have the rrst complaint
yet to receive from a purchaser. one OF thi
Nv fhem TAYLOR l. TAYLOR
~ s Frankfort Kan.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Musicale to bo Given.

On WsdnesdsS evening, May 2s, q
musicale will bs given by Grace Orches
tra in tho Sunday school room of the
church. The orchestra will be assisted
by Miss Minnie Harlan, reader; Edward
A. Brill, violinist, and a quartette CON-
posed Of ]. X. King, N. ID. ClowArd, Miss
Mary x. ThiclmAn and Mrs. W. +.
Smalley, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
uacInInn for tIlo Hedga Oompnny

In the suit Of tho Delaware He'd 40 Com
pany vs. Joseph Handy, which took place
this morning before squire Smith, judg-
ment was given against Mr.. Handy Tor
iull amount of claim, with interest. o.
Percy Bright, ESQ.,, represented the hedge
company. 1t was bitterly contested by
the defendant. 1t is surprising that per.
cons who have work done should refuse
10 pay their notes when becoming due.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
ugh iseeom mmsnda,,on.

N. l,d, lssns !. White Pulmonic B....m.
aeh ssre N m.. euf,d cssss In my family
/ lhe hs., marvellous cures, She ..s.
a ,.ns, @ nlng medlciue ever msds.
Bss i,om s,nan, 1t saved my wife irom
last,. san ca1, give them right slon. ~, ~.
~ sr,nu sy., sore throat, and the cough on
BY dru,a,.. y !. splendid. Soc. and ii.
FAg Nusg'sta Dcpof, Fourth And
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
A Gold Watch.

You cannot make . mistake II you
buy Durstoin's popular cigars. Romem-
Der you get certificate with each box,
which 10 gooi for gold or silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. Dursiein. the
popular totacconist. No. b E. Second 5s
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Nld RaliahiA

David A. Powell, 3la and $50 Ma Ison
street, 10 still ahead on fresh shad, her.
ring, codHsh, haddock, lake pike. white
ash. founders, yellow perch aud oysters.
Delaware shad and herring received fresh
every day from our own nets. Delivered
to all parts Of the city FREQ OF charge.
Open every night until 8 O'Clock, sAtur-
dsv 10 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
PersonRl.

Mrs. Elmer z. Mount Of Jersey City 10
Waiting her mother, Mrs. Cornelius A.
Frishmuth. No. 6O6 King street.
8. D. Duncan, passenger conductor on
the Delaware Railroad, left hUme to-day
for two weeks visit to Boston.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
II0lassnr Mail,a

q aNi,ss'ins N,,.,ins rooms for spectacles.
rhsts.,,. s'tst', Wilmington, Del. !,
ao, lm,sa.i, ~ NE all ca;.iully tested BY the
aAer,, ,n,bla nan 'eisutltc method over all
btscis Of ,gt. r,.,. W 70 detect at once ali
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Important Notice,

w. 8. Moore, northwest c,rner Of
Delaware avenue and West street, keeps
fresh country bntter, eggs, potatoes,
fruit, etc. Also Ford's whole tomatoes,
at IL cents per can, and . Ane line Of
groceries At reasonable prices. Give him
3 cali.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Tho Nineteenth

4. Century Mystery, Kslly the Inventor
talks about his Wonderful Secret Force.
Bass Bal, and Sporting News in 10. NOR.
ro 4. Sunday pApers. Delivered by car
| rierf. First & Davis. SlS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
VIII Prsacb t.

NJ R, soh Tomorrow.
ea,s At The s's ~, Bishop Curtis will Of.
! e,onrssasa'ss service Of tho colored catho.
RA sua pia' piDaa' a. St Mary's Church
p, 1t aa,s s ssfests morrow .itsr.
a!nists,v i ss,oea. M He viii preach. and
EHhsr Of colos alss Of confirmation to a
70 tAslr IN, elass Of adults win re-.
sateh. Al, communion, At St Mary's
@avllsd to to .s..ns sssras'' coiorsd people
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
HIrtllday Party.

Yesterday was the 18th birthday OF
Miss Pauline Wtlhs. m, daughter Of An
drew Wilhelm, No. All shlpley street,
aud last evening = large party OF friends
| called Oh her. Music was furnished By
the Social Club OF the German Lutheran
| Church.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Cutlouro aOoolvont

The new Blood and skin Purider and
purest and best of Humor Remcdies,
Internally. And a,,, curI .od Adur,osrhnss
BoAs. an exquisite Skin I,eautiaer. external.
w., speedily, permanently aud economically
cure every disease and huut0rs of the skin,
scaip, and blood with loss of hair. whether
itching. burning, scAly, pimply. seroiaioens'
or hereditary, when all other remedies iah.
Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura.. soc;
Soap, &c.; resolvent, 81. Prepared ny
Gsend ior "IIow to Cure Skin DIS.
eases" "a pages. 90 illustrations. anu loo
testimonials.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
RADAM'S
MlCR0BE KILLER
Cures all DiseAss.

After myself and wife had used Your Nj
crobe Killer with great benefit although
nave not . farthingss pecuniAry interest IN
your remedy, unsolicited and on my own re-
possibility. wrote TO nearly isrty of those
whose certificates ycs publish; emSr1Sns nnr nIs.
ent Impressions of WIN. RAdam's Microbs
Kiiler.S I am happy to state the fepiisA
Many of the cures of complicated diseases
almost surpass belief rincsrsly, yours.
2Ss Haisey street, Broeklyn' N. =.
Books explaining how microbc, cause
disease. and giving q history OF the Microbe
drsss, Agents wanted every where,
Agent for New Castle County. John y.
Wilhelm, ofiice :2s West Second street, VII.
mington.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Testimony Henrd.

United States Commissioner s. Rod
mond Smith, heard testimony yesterday
In the cases Of the Pussy Il Jones Com.
pany vs. the owners OF the tug 8. l.
Brown, with Bradford and Vandegrift
for libellants; the Jackson g. Sharp Com
pzny W. the same, Bates and Harriag ION
Ior the libellants; j. R. Humphrey w..
the Charles Warner q ,mpany, for dam
ages caused by . collision, Bradford and
Vandegriit for libsllants and Benjamin
Nields, Esq., for descendants,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
state Of Thermotneter
Tho w eather.

Tomorrow promises 70 be from
cloudy TO fair, and rather colder. Sim
liar conditions will probably prevail on
Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Shoe Fly,

You can't bother m., FOR We have Cor.
neli's patent screens, which can be used
at top or bottom Of window. Every
houas should have them. Six square
feet LOO. Call ct No. 900 West Second
Atreot.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
y ron Baby was sics,

snen iiaby was sics,
wo gav. her CastoriA.
When she was Child,
She cried for castorla-
When she became Miss,
She cluug to Castoria.
When she had Children,
She gave them Castosia.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

at 10 worth Its weight IN gold, said 9
lady Of Dr. simms' Eye Cure. she said
she believed IL saved her from blindness
and gave her good sight again. We
know OF two more restored to sight who
were nearly blind. 1t Is certainly the
grandeCt eye medicine known. 20 cents.
Depot, 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
destroyed nv Wtr>

Etend bAIsa by = = D. ,. b. cigar. manu-.
g.,t s,caa.., 4 II. !. Bourbon 4 Bro.. No.
hallg 1o.si neSoad street Sold At a, tn =
anu cigar storeA Trv one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

4 y. ,,arS ,on, I'm. merchant tailor has to.
ks,kst Z, southwest corner Of Fourth
he nobh.e ob,th.eis. and 10 prepared to to
aud Il, :. euits OF ths hsst m.
~ NAV .e :. most durable styis, for
Wei c9lam,,o Dc 'ssn BY his cs,d in
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Not q Plmple on Baby

Baby one year old. mad with Eczems.
Hair all gone. Scalp covered with
eruptions. Cured by Cuticurn. hsir
splendid and not pinpie On him.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

Try @. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at flfty cents. He kceps all
other kinda Of meat at 507 King strest.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10
Crayeu Portraits

For $500 arc still being made At Cum.
nings' gallery, 500 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

niack or blue serge suit to order, si9i
pals, 10. 62l Market strsot
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

DaL,,, ,Skin and Sralp preserved and beaati
DdOy Shedb by CuticurA ASOapAhsolutelypure
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

New milk, cents per quart.
skim milk cepts per quart.
butter milk, 4 cents per quart.
Best butter iu the city,
iathafs creamery, 4th and Shlpl y cts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-10

lie rosy freshness, and velyety soft
tss Of u skin 10 invariably obtained
. those v ho uso Pez<oui's Com pleIion
RlNder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
CONCERT OF THE SYMPHONY SOCIETY,

The notable features Of the fourth concert OF INC
symphony society. which took place last nielt al ''c
Metropolitan Opera House. were the playing Oh Ni's
Maud Powell in Bruch's second concerto for violn ana
the performance of DR.. Damroschs Festival overture
Beside these numbers, orchestral Transcription
hy Lszt II schubert, Funeral March, hlicd up INC
first par. Of the programme. while the sccoi" part
was devoted 10 Hublnstcn's "Ocean' SYMPHONY
All thing, considered. though the scheme wa so'nef
what monotonors IN feeling, owing to the prcpooer'
ancr oi Slow tempt In T. and the absence Oh chc'uN'
contrast the concert the most satisfactory thar ts
society has given this season. Particularly dcshtiHi
was Mis-, Powclls playing. II is most gratifying 10
note how nnfaltcglng the progressive steps u '
young artist how steadily she Is developing U1oau
and tnu.iciauly STYLE and with what consistency sue
c,chcws all mcrc1ricous efforts and mere pre''ici1e
winch mirht cap'iNaic Superficial N7Vilc.''> :
,,i.yinc last night positive deUEhi. None VI
u n,ac vo,ni,,s could have approached IL Ill itSPoV
a nurlfv Of information and rcposeiulnc's' for Ut.
pa,nro,ch', overture have expressed our adu oll
I'm al l,,.f one occasion heretofore. IL coulu p'dr
,nor frequent performances than IL receives; II !,
moll. work dllmnci and beautiful ~ IL lnca, ana
cllucnt I'm lis exposition Of theme III ~ no" t"c"S
nyc vcars old and ought TO live many times inc leT'
las back of It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02

recognition OF those deeds sgn In these tunes VI
peace and pros perity OF the growing strength OF inc
spirit Of union in the nation and the revival OF the
rccoccons ard traditions OF the heroic times WHICH
gave birth to the United states.
Some Of the things that Mr.. Dcpcw said were
L. was the first period of recognition OF the Revolu
tonary soldier which produced that magnificent apcstophe
&, Webster at Bunker IIil venerable men, you have
come d.. to Us from former generation" IaughterD
u was that which led Edward Everett on famous oc
ca,ion to cause the old Revolutionary soldier who had
starved during the period until mat eele'
bration to say to MS family and 10 us
nelghbors a. the corner grocery aiterward; ~
most extraordinary man. that Nj. Everett Hc came
around 70 nv house before celebration ana SAID ARC
YOU the old Revolutionary and | said i am eau
he 4 want you be present. TO sit on the p'aor" "H
deliver my address. and TO occupy the chs % hono'
and / alude to the old soldiers inc her'eS u ~
war | want you TO arise When he began 10 SPA" "
the Revolutionary soldier. with great trouble Oh scY"
OF MY rheumatism and account Of my "ou"us
rot IN ON my crutehes and sooner had got up '"N
Mr.. Everett said "slt down, slF. ST down. A.
generation stand in the presence Oh SUI" "
you" Much laughter) g.,
Mr.. Depcw also caused much mcrriment pN ms
description OF the Revolutionary soldier or NJ oVr
hood DAYS whom be encountered at classic feehst,.
anH who bore the sad reputation among oluci PS.r a
THAI Mr.. Icpcw (whO WAS then In brecchcsj VI p0'"7
tho phenomenal liar of the county: ,+
Edw EIcrctt Hale made scnoaVlN' ciop"0'''
and able speech on The National Government.
Horace liublcc. of Wisconsin, spoke Tor me rrcss;
:olo.cl Ethan Allen talked about Ethan Nilal 1'
hc Green Mountain Rows Warner Silllcr r'p' ,ct
of "Conncct!cnt and It's Part In the keyoiN,lDm !,
General Schoied replied for The Army ana Navy,
and George Benedict ard Others also spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
YONG WOyEy VISIT TIE ATHLETES.

Ladies' day at the Ncw-Yorlt Athletic Club bronght
large number Of the admirers and friends OF alnc,c
young men to the roomy clubhouse yesterday aitcr-
noon. Pretty girls were abundant and the resort
OF the Of muscle thoroughly Inspected
Luncheon served in the restaurant. and collcc-
ton Of pictures loaned by members Of the club and
orchestral music the other attractions offered
the fair vbitOrs Among the guests Miss patt
Miss Nicholson, Mrs. w Il. Kip. Mrs Freeman Miss
CoOdrdge Miss Agnes Williams, Mr. st. Clair Smith,
Mrs d. Lowbcr Smith, Mrs. Edison. Mrs. Sands
Mr. Spencer, Miss Peabody, Mis- Josie Armstrong
Mis- Lan.Ord Miss BisclOw, Mrs. Collin im,trong
NJ r. r. spauldinc. the Misses spauldng, Miss
Nellie eager. Miss Williams Mrs. Andrews, Miss
Van Burn. Miss sladc, Miss Roberts, Miss Robinson
Ard Miss MacGrcg0r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
DIED..


.,ruorN-on February o.. 1900 Matthias Aalholm' In
s5h year Of ni' e M at 40 oo FOs; Greene Place
q HrooSl5n. On sunday, March . at p N.
.rTIIti;Jonn D. Arthur age 30, after long and
Tsss !, nj har as ID S Ss i''' lexington
cmAsE~on saturday March at YoaSer'' ~ w. Liza
H. ,S0 t,s E w' s at .dcnec udCn YonkeFs
,a sSaSaSi M a Hia Il az M = ii j.
Quincy H.. papers please copy 40 ,,. ,.,,,
e@o Iy FeHruS :" Donna Marg sd ha
at go Ii w,>i ssth-st. this city.
risr"H on March l. Louise Goodrich Fstoa ,oGngeSs
daughter q f. Aoeri ana and proiesor iine"t foa
age 6, yoar ,oto 1 sanasy 10 M aa' >
GrTENAt Kat.uan. y. Y. on W'dne'lay evening t SI
mary 20 500 jane 7. Discn, ia the o7th year OF Ms
rcral service, from his residence on Monday March
csr static" on aIx a Of train leaving
ciIIpERron SATURDAY, March a; ~ m ,s
Amtiie ,.uihcrt widow OF Francis ~ "uloF' j" '"'
sgd yer Of her ,as,e..,c.r
Notice II funeral hereafter -, .,- >,o-ch
mANCE-A Glen Eds Ssto oT n,{ Mor y and tSs
xl Late 06 b, tSer Al i, !. aitcr
O, Th,i.day bruary o. CAtseTinc IIassad
IN the ootn year q her. '-s. re.lecnce 1876 Macon-s,
iY nnrdosvn on sunday the ID nst, at p. M
Inferno private. - ,, .,.,d.,co NJ.
#. mo . SS 10 wy s- O. 2fla,' t,eass Id
IIru,c.pl. NJ d. son lh' l~eN N'N'''-
nc,,ciel " D.. ii the loth year o. Ms age
Funeral private. .. 90 1onn "
TxTzA' MI cs va ss5r i h as So'D'S % ''H
rancr sSrys N9aaa ~ M1r o s. at Church, Y
KIrEsr1D-on Thursday. February 20 Henry son Of
a and friends are attend the funeral s ,go
= ne re, I'D Moad "a NJ" Mar J. at
KrurALI-On FRIDAY. February %, Ira ~ h'n'o"A'
fg ,, On sanI,y evening March >, at o'clock
informant private. ,,h
M,c GnEGoE-At Hro,klyn. saturday morning N'rch l.
oaof WIZ Of oPa M1e . rsonec sls Washington.
p, a\s1; N i",,r s'nS HI a, ,,Seenwoo&
MeMA SrG2c2 oa rf'y tc Of as Sastci aged Il
var T., h''P SAW '' or irvine s.otia9d
Inisrmen, sunday. March ., a. p M ,.... 90
NTSgs A Nssa ed5 Il .o o q rao"a S The lat;
IT, e " 81 taken to Dayton Ohio Funeral Mon
rtlllsoxlAt Boaio California. February s. Augustus
.na friends rccs:'us , @yti T. Go sT%d 1 .ol
funeral from th" r,-i1i,' ,,f a. 10 O'Clock A.
In, .r'r-'s a. ,,r.cHwool. o-,,
KrED-M clo- - j. fH eay b s,r' County y. T.
In h.; s I'm {nd' M,n, House. chspreega s. 10 y
ON second dsy Third month Sd; on Ia, ,stNS v and
| 49, tain nom Grand Genital D.rs, "" - - w
| Harlem X, X. Carriages "4 h''s ram NJ,
slMr,oN-A Mav'a j. I,, s y a.s axe. Marc"
! Charlotte simpson, 40 l"e S'-' gar " 90 -,,r,oa
sna'. N , a, nj stc rd,rec $50 Ea', i2'h-s
at n MAY 10 S5iS l9o G'aaa Central Depot
wuIrox-on saslfiay March l. Isabel T. At"a''r
we Of Ne,r' -. rHt,cnce. oo2 Maii,on.s,. Brook
iq Itn On ', Moaaay Msr.h 8. at 80 p. m
wirsoN-on Thursday, February o. 1890 "i''a"
w,9a a asg tSn Az respectfully invited to attend h'
mntra services Sgnday March > at p m'' from
ioSi HarcocN-st. BrooA''n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
MISS CLAXTON'S JEALOUSY.
HE HAD HER HUSBAND FOLLOWED AID HI
ASSAULTED THE MAS WHO PRESENTED
HIM THE BILL.

nocrl.ar little tory tod Yesterday ahoh'
soc populr actors that has elements both 81 'om'uS
an ~ tfa-cdy In It. Last uutumn Wli'h Nl'' r'"''
Claton and her husband, Charles ~ stevenson "c'"
rlain. in "HooGcs BABY at the MADISON Si"'''
Th,trc Mis- Claxton became Jcalou, Of h'F h"aDi""
and allowed the feeling to 20 - far tiii' SIC roS'N
IN ho him uafclcd bv = detective. ~ic went to the
or.c,nf j. g. d Z. L. Draman, lawyers ana 'oH''n''
stone. NJ 80 go broadway, to secure detective
aud Il ,b. door she met j. &. Hraman, the son oil inc
ho.d th. ntu .uc made an arrangement WIN lH"'
ia hay him watch Mr. stevenson for four days ~ I'll"
a day.
Youn Mr. Eraman watched Mr.. stevenson for nan 4
day Q d port 10 MI. ClaXon that ne ' u'''o'V'o
nothing improper in al, conduct The next ""l'''''7
Miss Claton sent him - by her manager Nh '''''
Who IS III, her brother. with word that she was S''
fed and need DO no moro. Mr' h'"'"a'' INV
sent in hs for the full time Of four days ana Ni''
cla1ton lythe advice Of her brother refused 70 pay It,
TIN. hill va sent by Aaron Ia Baw, younS man
whom, Mr. Iarnan sometimes employed TO DO detective
work.
Two week. ago the company came (" the New T"lN
Theatre and he Young detective cOntnlci l" '"""
another aitc'nf to collect his bill Nr' la la" w"
the lii 10 ihcsiagc door week aSp i'' i"'' '"''
MON, ard asha nat II be handed u Ms 'iaNton.
Mr. stevenson VI, standing by, ana 'o'" '' "''' ~
when he saw wat It wa~ for. wc!i-h's feelings arc
&, he imared but not described lie
;os /, uaw 10 come again the next msnt ana
d., ,r,.ld settle n. tl;t.r. The next evening" noun
ie roing MN wet to the theatre ana the III r "S
,nil trr, ttAt Mr. stevenson wanted I" sec wv
80 ht InI Z. ,nl,crt :, they were 'hicrihS
t,. .,-, door the ,oy said: lie ONLY wants To ,'
n.. ~ ,ou~ IA I.r then went In alone ana ~ 3''
W n d., ,n.ur ,r stevenson assaulted MN anu
| drove him, out. .irkag him twice. a. ,,
This /. thc story told hy N"'rS 'l, n',n
| tps f>,Ler add, thai Mr. stevenson Wi"ic hi'n
Letter ,.y,ur mat hc I'D thrown one Of MS 'np'vf'
rnt Of lie ;heltf, ard you'd lee glad 10 GO 80 "' M
I rsfi.fl
-t..en-on's ability 20 carry ont MS pio,,,'. go" 'i-
adairg nat hc had had ,othing I" DO WI" u" "
,.d h,a no hl against Ar. stevenson ~ W.,
Gr.' Intended o bring ut for damages i1r =" ,'
/ in The sixth District Cort. but Mr. "a ~ %" mU
,r..,ds q, al. nj A higher curt fOr II 600 an" N"i't
Mr. Hrainan says he will $50 sue for tho amount u
his bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
rBD ADVANCE or CHOLERA.


From The Lancet (L0ndon)
The ncws which we announced last week as 10 the
continuance of cholera In McsOpOama has again
rsieed thc ouc,tion whether Europe stands III danger
~ anofher Invasion OF the disease. Cholera IN
Dnssorah and even In }agdad, does not necessarily
involve such danger and although the disease mas no"
for many months past prevailed IN BON thosc places
and I'm the Intermediate country, us lhcncnce mas
parertlv been all but limited TO McsopOiahia ana 70
lie we tern portion Of the Persian EMPIRE Inc Only
really dlsouietnc occurrence IS the Intelligence that
IL has made scnle Roadway along the Turkish trade
routes 10 EurOpc-routes which wonic IN uie ,hsih
convey The disease in northwcstcrly ana northciN
direction toward the ports on the southern ooss ~
the baltic Should the port toWns become lnlec,cu. 40
Is certain that no Russian or Iutksn HIedhs VI plo
vcntion such as have been adopted on loilncf - ~.
eions would be likely 10 stay the dilusion VI ' Nv,
cholera poison IL the local circumstances iaNoreu
epidcmclty. But cholera I'm Mes0pottnla' "IIc ~
NAV usefully incitc us TO the removal OF thosc N
nucnccs which tend 10 propagate that disease, - ~
10 to lie regarded as an actidI ctus, ~"
anxiety. We certainly not In position 10 Dnssu
OF any assured immunity from cholera travelling III
satisfaction OF knowing that, after years OF sanitary
rrOgrcss AID with steadily improving sanitary or
cauization OF our port and inland districts cholera
failed 10 get "a footing In this country durihE VIC
Europcan epidemic Of los4'S7, and TINS. not"lln-
efsuding the fact that remained all the tiinc ~
freouent and unhindcrcd communication with Porls
during The whole period Of the epidemic In that Guy
omr Clear duty is, while maintaining all necessary
wachfness to the march OF cholera on the eastern
confines OF Europe TO continue that line OF sanitary
work which we have now maintained Tor so many
wears and which has already saved more lives IN tms
country thsp cholera ever dsstroyed among ps'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-03-02
THE LAST SATURDAY NIGHT REUNION

The last Saturday night reunion OF the Manhattan"
,,,, ,,, ,r,s held al the club house. No J2i Filth
,ro las, nicht About 800 invitations were Issued
and the building was crowded from the 'front.' door
TO tho roof Among those who furnished the enter
,ainncnt were Mtrslall p. Wilder srnor Giuseppe
ytalc. scnor " Fanclll, BROOKLYN liill "lee Ci"p'
e. NJ. Nichols, VIII De Ford. Clarence Il. "orraii'
A. A. Andrus r., a. a. Day, Professor H. D. Aqua
bella. - -
uuchos n Y Arnold W. W. sanford. J. A. Page.
John r Hand, c. F. Clark. DR.. W r. Townsend
J. F. Fargo. NJ. Carney. Dr. E. GUERNSEY. +. White
house. r. Yxnaga. ]. C. IIasbouck, q. j. MolleSon.
j. NJ Motley, Hon James oBricn' KoScr A. fI S,. a.
e w cnyer. Ld@ard Earle DI; J; D. Tras p b.
Valentine. j. II. Flagler, a. c. hamHr Ampro>e
GoJ ~ McAneny j. d. Mics, Dr.. ". 4. Pryor, f. II.
Eaynolds spd C. H. selnway cor, macn storm was
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TIE KONAN,S PRESS CLNR.

The yomans Press Club gave its first reception
T., ono n the large parlors Of the Fifth Avennc Hotel
Isl evening The president, Mrs Jennie Jane Croly,
and the vice presidents Mrs. Grace Greenwood Lip
pincott md Mrs Mary +. Bryan, made short speeches.
Mss Powell OF Atlanta, Ga, sang Schnberps sere-
made with violin obHgato by Ferdinand CARR sanford
Norcott was the accompanst. Among those present
were Ms. Frank Leslie Mrs Florence men heiy
- 500 u,oncr ! c. Summers, VIII y. Hasbin,
ME- Ella procier Gus. Mrs. Erd OF Atlanta Misses
Vida ari Alice Croy. Mrs MalCt Mrs Edsh sesIon,
p prppolt of Albany Miss Nov bray. Mr. and Mrs
.o6n Iraton, Mrs. Florence c. Ives, Mrs Anna kan-
dall DShI Mrs. Mary +. seymour ana W. L. 9eSSoi's'