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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
The Latest Incubator.

j. W. Hogan informs us that when
he opened bale OF hay few days ago
several newly Matched chickens hoped
out. He accounts for the phenomenon
by stating that the eggs were pressed
into the hay, which was baled grecner
than usual, and Matched by the heat
generated.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
BIack-nail About.

The Carson Appeal says: Several
married men have been compelled to
pay hush money to woman in this
city recently. There is talk of Grand
Jury investigation"
What have your married men been
doing?
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
State Delegates.

The following delegates to the State
Convention were elected:
John For hes, p M. Bowler, Jr., G. B.
Zabriskie, r. j. Harrington, w. A.
Curtis, J. A. Leidy, Francis Mcguire,
John C.. Rupert.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
ESTRAY NOTICE.

nNE SMALL Bay HORSE, WEIGHT
~ about 800 lbs, two white hind feet.
small white SPOT on forehead and white spot
on nose; branded K on left thigh and c on
right she nlder; also Is en- left shoulder
One dark iron gray horse, saddle marked,
both ears split, branded S on left shoulder.
Any person or persons claiming these
horses will please call at Fletcher's Esme-
ralda county. Nevada. prove the horses. pay
charges on them aud take them and oblige
the undersigned.
V.D. FLETCHER,
S, Il, FLETCHER
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
No C1Ilar.

The editor of the Chloride Belt saws
he wears no collar. We fear he will
wear no shirt unless the Democratic
candidates declare themselves pretty
soon.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27

Why suffer with dyspepsia, bilious
ness or any disease of the liver when
you can be cured DO Simmons Liver
Regulator.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
Cabalistic
On time

That some from want TO wealth arise,
IL oft matter of surprise.
The secret in nutshell, lies,
'Tis simply this-they advertise.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27

Simmons Liver Regulator is the foe
of malaria as il throws OIL The DIG ana
prevents its accumulating.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27
Down South.

s. A. Knapp, who retained on Sun
day from a trip to The mines at Cerro
Gordo, in forms US that great things are
in store for the country south of US.
The soda works, under the superinten-
dence of Dir. Wrinkle, are a pro-
nounced and permanent success, and
the mines at Cerro GOrdo are realizing
the most sangune hopes of TIE owners.
The marble quarry is already source
of profit. Mr. Knapp says that owing
to the systematic method of irrigation
there are at least 5000 acres more
under high state of cultivation ia
Owens Valley than when he last
visited that section four years ago. On
the whole the outlook is cheerful for
our southern neighbors.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-08-27

Health brings happiness. Health
can be secured by taking Simmons
Liver Regulator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
rHEY fIRED Ar THE OFfIcER.
TWO SNEAK THIEVES ARRESTED AFTER koBBiNG
FIAT Is HIRLEM

.-.,,oe,.r,v.rurrvEs ARRESTED AFTER EoBBTNG
FIAT IL HARLEM.
Two burglar, who have been N'N''"N "'' "o'''
- Harlan in the dav time, prc'enu'"s ~ y" ,'PHi'c''
~ .cv-ing machine, and robbihg "''N "'' "'"'" ''o
o,,r,rts were Temporarily ABSENT "c'' 'ihch -
polirc Headquarters yesterday 10 pc i"Ni ru pN '
,o,a,i,o .onad and aftcrwar TO have ther pictures
ro,,,e.. Gallery Detective Gcorgc
,D - ,ho ro.t Eighty eighth $. squad saw them
, i, and out Of Nat houses in Iarr ave on Tues
day atternoon I'm company with '"hic"eTitc' VINO
acted ~ a ,pv The detective manage" ~ N"P "a''"
80 Them They went into the hathoh" No. ~ taNe
EIGHTY eighth st. where they reinaihen - long tEa
Doran Wa, convinced that they ""' '"'''''on
rohhcrv. The return Of two Young women 70 the
,,.o co,.,d tbe burglar, to leave In \ hurry. and
thev started toward Thravc. porTin caught hold of
the biggest man of the three, VINO S"ccu 10 d" thH
leader and told him he was prisoner Inc burglar
Instantly, dr,v revolver and aimed mot a. Doran :
head I'm, thc detective hit him on the nose, and tho
Iull,t went wide Of the mark. Ihch D"ihH dSc"rcd
hi, prisoner and handcniici MN. Inc other TWO
burglars fed bnt one Of them was caught at Ninety
si,,ht hv Policeman Barry who heard The shot
and gave chase,
prisoner gave his name a. James fireman. and ~aid
no lived Al 80 ~ East Twelfth Il. HIS companion
gave a wrong name and refused - tell "lcr" ne nvTl'
I'M Captain O'COnnOr recognized MIN a. James, hiaN
= Red Nhacm. Al cX-convict. for whom the dctcr
tive. AT Headquarters had v"cn searching lately
Wh,lrn was believed TO hc the thi"i WHO rT'rntiv
tried to roi, a Nat at Madison ave. ana On" hundred
and Gftccuth g. and fired shot AZ a woman in tho
hail T., prevent her from interfering with hi, escape.
In Brcnian's pocket, wcr" found Il JIMMY" bunrh
81 false kcv, three files and number Of stolen
articles Including pair of diamond earring dHcn
Icarl handlrG knives. two gold th'itr. two Epld
,rrns.es a gold ring A pair al gold cuibutton~. hV"
silver bangles two pairs Of Kid glnr">. two razor ana
feather fan. The articles had hrcu stolen from the
n,1 Of Mrs Jane, Rlclcy on the top npor NJ ih"
house no. - Fast Eighty eighth 4. Evidently ir,n
nan had ransacked the lLt willie Nhacu and ih"
escapri thief hal kept watch on the landings.
Brennan and Whalcn were arraign@i al The Harlem
Police Court Yesterday afternoon, and were reminded
or,itt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
NEW NOEk CITY.

The SINKING f"hu ''"'''''N '"''c'N f' ".
Yea '"n''"H'' ''' 49,. .,. ,ri.,. ,,,ud
'om''., '''', ''" ,,,i., ,,.o .na rcbrudrcd and
"E' ~ a,o ,o,r f,,r, ,,nrary ! al a rental
49, -
VI Ala, .i,,,,. Fund
'""''"Ic' 'F''N -, ,i,. ,r ..e.r,
commissioners Nc''o'''H 'P "' -. a., o,r
heating Vcn'l!"hs ANU CIV, ''"' ,,'.a. ,.'..,r,,c
Criminal '"Wi> h'''"'"-. Inv 49, -, rhe
uoh '''1p'"l "'D ,-.,,o Tb. hit. were or
,' 49, ,,,,,I,,.l
'''0' ,..i,, rr,,s+ c,,p,,oy
'" 49,, I'D, t.,,.i ~ dircctor. without
'' po..,torr, Exchange
I"c '"'N''" t ,, 10, oeorco
VIII nave ~" "'"". " ,,.r to-, ,,no has.
Crouch wen "h'"" "e''' " " couch
al" pc,h d "'','' "r'. .,n rcct ~ do AN &C.
h'N n''' 80
NV ,,.,,,u t-
Tie E>'h-'I''i A'','' - '..'-o, ,,.,,o, ,,bic,
its annual week oi u'''',0 "'' ,,.. - r,rn,rv II
WIZ bc3'h "' ''n'"H ',' ...as. car, 10 o,,,i,cd
-" - , .r ,oo con,os
q" " ,.i ;,,
Inc a''"" o'' ~ ~. ~, .t.,. e.,.o,,,,.
take place ~ '-n'"' '''" 49, '''''' v,,.
- D''"c'" '''''' INV
evening
The last Of the free lectures t" the people LOT ',
year under the auspices Of the Board 'i E'"'''" wan
| he delivered this evening IN "fd"''u" 0'"'''' '- '
IL 10. p ana -
| The chimes placed few weeks ago IN the recently
compIctod tower % ia" Catholic ChuIch oi ~ 'ohl
| the Baptist, in Tmr'ic'hot. near seventh AVE. ~
which the Rev. Bonavrniure Frey l. pastor VIII u"
| tested this morning ~ "C"'N' l"''' W ~
! ceremonies Inc '"'"P'.'"n W. ' t,,.. 49,
and -pirc marh' INC soiD'' '"' w. ,, .
| adjustment, when VIII &c 'c'cO'"Vu VIA '''"''
| and l0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Fassett Investigating CoNnltee' Id'1 - "'F'
Court. II a. IN.
republican County Executive Committee. : p. m
C5l service BOARD Investigation, Custom House ~ 81
a.
Board Of Apportlonment. City Hall. o.
u,,il,o, CoIecc Alumni dinner Hotel Brunswick 80
p. III. 49,, ,,,,,h .vo,uo
Trotting Horse Breeders Association. Firm Avenue
Hotel. - ~ 20 W.,
aides, Day New.York Southern Society, NO ~ west
Twentv-nftn.st.. to Il y. III.
r.cn,ion 70 the Rev. DR.. David Gregg Lafayette
,veuue prr.b,terian Church, Brooklyn. p H.
Colvmb, College Athletic Club athletic meeting befKe-
lev I.yceum. p. m. v,v
Tncodor. Roosevelt American politics before MINI
Century Club Assembly Rooms Metropolitan opera House.
y. ,.,. o . So
Lecture bv George KEENAN,. Broadway Ianefhac' pm
Catrolic club ladies' reception club house NO " "'''
Twrnty.,cycnth.>t., : 30 p M
Electric club meeting : T. M .
pro,.,an, uolforphan Asylum anniversary meeting: NO
c. West T-utn.st.. 80 y. M
Tcach.r,' nsIatr Lemon lyceum
Charity Doll fair The Judge" building.
Theatrical entertainment. Manhs'tsn Athlcuc C"o
Theatre, an, moon and evening
youp, Mem. Hebrew Association entertainments Metro
politan opera House, y. M - ~,
Nr,.yora Citizens Alliance No. IL Park Row 81
D. III. , .,, . . -
Union Veteran Legion. Cooper Han jersey OiV D. H.
1octrre ny j. b. croker Columbia College p III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
NINE NEW SCHOOL BUILDINGS IN YEAR
ANNUAL REPORT OF PRESIDENT HENDRIX TO

ANNUAL REPORT OF PRESIDENT HENDRIX TO
THE BOARD OF EDUCATIoN.
Tho animal report of President Hendrix. OF me
poard ~ Education was sent TO Mayor Chapn ye'ter
dar If shows receipts for the work OF the apart
mont Of ~ 9-2 OO3 aud expenditures OF f22'i'''7'
The chief expenses were in the wages Oh tca'"c''
and nov buildng, There were o7,O49 rg>'' re-"
nuniIs an average ATTENDANCE Of 1-,113 ana Ne"'''
canactv for -93l1. But owing TO the unequal IN
trilntion of population. over 1000 pups co"" 'o'
find room i'm schools near their homes III VIC N0''
nine new buildings. with 7,362 SttIhGs "erc CUM
nloted Eleven new buildings and ADDITIONS nov
heen ordcrcd one Of tho charges OF the year poN'u
for the paymcnt of salaries to teachers Tor hi'ce"
aors NJ absence from illness certified to by pay
stefan. and full salaries 10 be paid to t;ache'N cN
cludcd from schools by quarantine rcen"uo", io'
con+ocious disease, of tie central grammar s'ooN
the report says l,.o,
Everything done to strengthen the central sth1o.
no .orvcd 10 improve tic tone ana c1h'Irh'N I" o
ia va; ou, wori, since ISIS the average at"hGan!c
~ Tho central school has increased from 'oN Ia 80
nnnils There are now ga pupils on r'e'Nter, Luz.
Eoard has recently determined 10 separate ''r BOY
don,rmnnt of the central school ana hl1he "i II an
nd~ncnJent school to he ca'lcd the yS hRn Sc"ol.
OF me same time de>iCnatn the 0thcr Da"oh ~ ~,
cirls' high school The addition now beng eIC'c'
n +he Girls high school in NostITind ave. VIII III a.
ono n the largest high school budinto IN the 'h'eu
plans are being prepared for the erection IN MtrrH
orc n. a commodious building for the bONN NE
school which now occupies rented quarters al '"s'
10 the city for rent Of 5000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
rocx1xG Up PRISONERS IN \ KITCHEN

The supervisors Committee continued the lh''>".'
ton Of the affairs Of The county towns Ne>eiu'''
VI Wilson Justice of the peace in FIatlanu>' NS""'
at his fees had averaged 500 wear for five wears
The Town had no lookup and prisoners were S'he'iV
kept in the kitchens of tile justices houses over 'S
4 W. ~kdmore. Flatlaud> constable testified 'ha' "'
fees had been from 500 to $500 wear for three wears
His method Of doing business was the same ~ IL
Gravc,pnd Evidence given by Jacques N'Nh'r'
usticc of The peace in Grave~end. in regard - me
malice force Of the town He thought il would he
tbcaper for the town 10 hire man 10 take pr phei
- tie TAIL than pay the constitutes Ices ~ 70.
low each time he attended the meetings of IN" f"he
BOARD but could tell little ahput the mrcllnG>. a
was announced that Justice Robert V IL Nc"'"" an"
three con,tableS could not be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
GAruEpFp ABOUT TIE TOWN

The drilling Of new policemen by Police Inspector
NcLancllln ha, been discontinued and the captain Of
each precinct Will hereafter drill his OWL mcn
The trial Of the suit Of Ms Caroline Ilc:m1ns foi
limited divorce from William HrrnanS, a carpenter .:
No g. FIfh-avc wa, conducted before Judge Van
WICK in the City Court Yesterday. and evidence was
given to show cruel aud nhumaU treatment % the wife
* the husband The defendant said that he had been
par,Ivtic for thirteen years. and he denied al cruel
treatment Of his and family No decision was an.
nOunced.
The Emerald Association is making active prepare
ton, for the coming charity ball under the leadership
of eA senator O'Connpr II IS hoped to make 1t 4
great success.
lanes Asb0eId. a wealthy builder, who retired from
,,,.i,c.s , few wear, ago. Tuesday at No AZ
Nov York ave lie was cicItv years old and
horn in England, lat lived in l'roohlyn for nearly
sixty vcar, lie left wife and five children. The
funeral will take place tomorrow.
Dr LYMAN Abbott delivered interesting historical
lecture last evening upon The Rival Queens, Mary
and Elizabeth in the chapel Of the Central Congrcga
tiOnAl Church.
William H. Goodyear who recently returned from
making important historical discoveries in Egypt
,.,,,rod la, evening 10 the members Of the Brooklyn
Institute upon Tie IotJs IN Art and Architecture
Illustrating the subject with many choice views Which
he said demonstrated the important historical bcarni
Of the results Of his researches.
4 coroner's jury recommended yesterday that III
Drooklvn Elevated Railroad Company put up guard
rails At IT, station platforms TO prevent accidents.
The funeral OF Charles 4. Bulmer will take plac
,his evening at no - LcncrtS Place, where he die
on Monday al the age of forty eight He mn
tcr merchant. and had lived in BROOKLYN for twcnt
years where lie president of the Eulmcr Lumbe
Companv His death due - Brighrs disease.
The funeral 0t Mr.. Catherine Qnad. who fell dea
on sunday in church. took place Yesterday in th
Roman Catholic Church Of -. Thomas Aquina>.
verdict awarding the fnil amount sued for. wit
interest. was secured Yesterday m the suit %! Parle
p BALDWIN "A tailor, Of Bc!murc J.. l.. t. ~ 90
upon u policy # insurance issued bv the Citizens II
surancc Company upon his bindings When the hou>
was burned between 800 and $500 in money. whc
Mr. Baldwin and ms wife had hidden under The carpc
20 keep it secure from thieves. destroyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
DECIDING NOT To FIGHT TIE INDIANS.

Three more EYoollvn boys who set on, for the FAR
West 10 eNterniratc Indians returned ~ thcif h"n'e
Yesterday satisfied WITH two weeks Of life away i""
home without frontier hard,hipS. They are 'h'rieS
Nichols fourteen years old. Of No. 22- Cdmherho->''
Frederick Mckee fifteen wears old. of No. 1"' '"hb''
laudst.. and Man BcdelI. fourteen years "u' ">' Va
Cumberland Il, They started December : VIII what
money they coud scrape together and some Jc"'lry
and went first to Philadelphia and then starred 10Y
PtsbuIC \ man questioned them on lr''h az; az
tbcy oft il al Lancaster and walked Ia" rest 81 me
way 10 Pitt>lnlrg. They then had - and DIAMOND
ring worth 500. which sold for 81 % ana "'!
d,Snu.ad and .rra,:tcG The Hcdcll boy wa Irit ~
himself and he told their story to pOh'chi'h an"
their parents were sent for.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE ARGENTINE CONGRESS-.

The Congress OF the Argentine Republic has begun
lis ,ittincs last MOnGay. The session promises J"
he highly important. the Congress will have Ia sane
ton or condemn the political and financial measure
taken by the new Government which came into power
after the revolution Of lat July severe inquiry VIII
be ordc probably into the corrupt administration Of
The finance, Of the Republic under the last President,
Juan Celran who succeeded IN power by the pre-,
cut Executive Dr. Carlo Pellc6rlni. the famous inar
cicr who Crlnan'- friend and the real ruler Of the
Republic in his Office of Vice President. II was
rlmorcd at Iucno, Ayrc, that Of the most stu
pcndou, frauds pcrpciratrd ~ the expense OF the public
treasury. besides the fraudulent issue Of $GoooOOo0
Cordoba bonds, the sac> made 10 the state Of the
land the Er-riIoa. That land property belonged
10 the state. Still il sold 10 il three time, within
the anne year. and the NWindlcf~ pOCccd TlB-jOOD.
The present Minister Of Public Works j. said IN have
taken the initiative oi ordering inquiry 10 be made
of that triple transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE FIREMAN CANE OFT AHEAD.

John Malone. n fireman on the steamship NeA,"
erlv living at Juralemor s. wa before Ponce 'H>'c
Tchc Yesterday upon charge Of Threatening 10 >h''
,lo engineer Of the vessel II was >aid III 'our' '"a
when two court officers went II arrest MN he WIS
brought on doci. in irons " soon q, the irons were
taken of he climbed the rigging like cat ana Wh'h
,bo officer, started after him threatened u do them
harm with a huotted cord WIN h took from inc
sIroUd> They lrrlcttcd AMI waited on dccA hn'l ~"
wa ready - come down. ioN'c 'uSucr I'M IN ~
I'D him - inc ale ,cd offence Orcuir"f ~ >'i
where he had uo jurisdiction Malone dchcd uc
threat and ~aid that IA" engineer aud o'h'r hchcn
made 4 uupir.~,ui for him and wanted {" ciIcat mn,
on Of Go hut hc meant To- have the money II nc h'o
10 fight The whole ship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

There is not much left Of the season
for selling winter underwear, but there
is good deal of underwear lett III the
market. Consequence, lower prices.
\ line OF ribbed goods that sells
generally for So per garment ana Is
almost identical with Il rival make that
81 is considered a fair price for. Strict
" all wool, in gray. white or drab, -
for any size.
Another line Of Ncrino in white and
four fancy colOrS, such as the furnish
ing goods stores usually get 500 Tor,
ooes at 81 30. all sizes.
Another almost as good, in white or
gray. tor $l.25. Still another mode
color for :
Some remnant lots, at Prince street
store only, 90 at 30 cents per garment.
ROGERS, PEET 81 co.
es TnFEE Rrqce
STORES } 52u ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
AZ ACCIDENT oN TIE ELEVATED RAILROAD

Az ACCIDENT ON TIE ELEVATED RAILROAD.
The resident, Of Mvrticavc. aud StcubenS' at iher
intersection startled last evening by louu TX
po>ou and the rafting Of fragment Of iron upon me
Sidewalk and against the windows Of honse- and shops
The stcarr chest Of cernc No. - Of The BroOkNn
elevated railroad in Myrteave had exploded me
,.ste sla., window in the undertaking establishment,
81 Jar.> Connolly No 5j2 Myrtle ave, wa bf0h'I
y one Of the diving fragment, and the OCCUPANTS oi
The place were greatly alarmed No on" was hnrt ~
The accident The engine able 10 proceed with
lhe train TO tie end of the rOHtc after brlc' delay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

Tie funeral Of August l.. scghotncr, the well known
Nc"lorl restaurant Keeper. took place YESTERDAY
morning in -. raul'> Lutheran Church. rinccntl-.t
and >iNthavc Among those who attended were cX
Judge Horace Russell. DR.. II. NJ Whitehead John
lOoro, d.. Richard >chcdlrr. Eugene lldIck Richard
kolb. Dr. GIa>sc, II. Luythe>, II. krochl and T.. H.
kOlStanu. The Rev. Dr. Leon kO"uic conducted the
lu'hr an ~eiVicc 70; the (" ad.
The burial n WOodiaWn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

,u ho hold Tonight II will be in the nature OF a
nriva,e performance OF an original burlesqub ny ''
Margaret Townsend called '"rhc Devil III 'o"''" VI
Wife, $3.50. uriors
The fourth annual games Of the Prospect mar "i
! and Company Z, 18Th Regiment, VIII nc "'u " Wv
armorv Tlatbushavc. and Hanson fla'o "'''''' "
Wednesday. December. 81. -, ,hc p,.timn
The annual boxing tournament OF por o Lyrcum.
,+hIotc Club will be held at the LfnoN hN i,u
u.1iIona ave and Fifty ninth ST.. on Sa'"'u'!' ''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

The members Of the ~caWanlIaka Yacht tub gave
a musical entertainment ~ the oub-h In East
Twenty second -. last evening. Tho house flied
by members and tl"r guests Musical selection, were
given by Mc,>I,. Avcriu Iiaridcgcn and ClarNc. Mr.
Clarke sang MOllOy', Position song with especially
fine effect. j. Frederic TIm~. Lieutenant Command i
Cheney and Charles \. Post had charge Of the cn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
THE STEPUANI CDUUTSSIGV.S RrpOpT

Judge MARITIME. iu General sessions has received he
report Of the commission appointed t. examine into
the mental condition Of Alphon~o J. >tcphan who
killed eA Judge Clinton e.. Reynolds. The Judge ha,
not. however had time 10 read the report with cfp. and
viii not make II public until he does. Ii j. Understood
that the commissioners agreed that Stephan i,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18
To roI-vD , NEW COLLEGE AND HOSPITAL

The Ern,hlyu Post Graduate College and Hospital
will lie incorporated TO-DAY with the following officers
President Dr. George Il. Fowler secret iry, Dr. Reuben
will be incorporated today with the following Officers
with Dr., GlentwOrth Butler and Charles Jcwctt Will
form the governing council Tn" board OF managers
consist, IF Dr., West Van Colt, Flhs, Lennon, Brow
Ing Price DAYTON and Pitcher and Mr. Wen>cy TIL"
Institution will provide for instruction in all depart
neu> Of medicine and surgery and dipen>ary VIII be
estahlislicd The site Of The buildng, is not vet de
fermlHcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-18

Tls Manhattan Athletic Club officers hope 10 reach
their limit Of membership before the new wear. The
active membership Of the club has been increased
from 1000 TO 5000 and The 10y 1ws amended tia;
the initiation fee, go will remain until the active
membership reaches 1000. The following names have
been placed in nomination for officers and mcmlcr> -
the Board Of Governors for the 1891 10 he voted
upon al the annual election, next Monday, between
and 10 =. President, George g Carr vice pres
dent. william J. swan: secretary &. &. Hughes: treas
Ercr. Walton storm: captain, :. j. Cornell first lcutcn
ant. Eugene Van Schaick: second Lieutenant. +. \.
Ware: GOvcrnOrs-C. f.. TrOttcr. George A. Avery.
r. Blceckcr RathbOnc, Lincoln \. stuart II. 4.
Appels. G. O. Perry. +. A. McEwcn, Warren sage.
{. VI. Brtton. C. y. Gerlach, Herman Oeriohs. f. G.
Converse and !. II. Flagler.
The first of a series Of entertainments at the club
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