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The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17

Grand jury returned 47 bills of indict- ment.
 Court is still in session, but It will adjourn in a day or two.
 k. O. Strong. A. T. Embry and w.. P. Wooten were appointed jury com missioners, discharged their duties and were discharged.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17
FOR DYafFPsIIIA.II''' II.II'''

Physicians recommend it All dealers keep 1t, sl .00 per bottle Genuine haa trade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17

-Mr. ". c. Renffow returned last week from Eureka to attend to some business in court and wind up his af- fairs here preparatory to removing to Norman, l. T. He left his family tenn porarily at Eureka, and we are glad to learn they are fast regaining their health.
The Russellville Democrat., 1890-04-17

Ladies before you purchase your goods away from home, making your selection by samples, give Jacobson a chance to supply -your wants. The money you spend in some other town does not help build ID your own but on the contrary every dollar spent at home remains there and contributes to establishing city.
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8 q.

= Wie Der iebt an Der Gpibs Der
rSeras Weliern Narrom @auee Babn"
itebenoe &apitdu 5. %. Smith nit,
tbeilt, lit es iebt feii beF6IpNsn, bas
8abnbett our Normalipur gu erusitern;
es fou fobalb wie m6ali6 : Iobalb
tas notbpenbiae Material p~otbanhen
ieiu miro = nit Der Qrbeit "begonnen
merben. 3und9f 1T es i'm plan, bic
Strefe BON Qouton Bis SeaIp, in Vii.
FIN @ountp 81 elmer tp%eitipurigen ums
suidaHsn. unb barauf folen iie entpe=
Der mad Often ober rad Weltsn au
psiiergefibrt werbeu, b. b. tpeiIid
iiber Sealp ober 6fIi6 iiber 9oufon
binaus.
Sn Muftin haben bic Mnhreiter
unb bic iibrieen @eperti6aften eben,
fals ben Normals Mrbeitstag bon neun
Stdnben angenommen, unb Snor nit
Der 8eftimmung, BOB bic big babin fir
aebn Stunben sesablten 2obnidBe nidt
berabgeieBt merben %iolten; alt1 fur
bic Nrbeiter in ben 9ol5b6fen unb in
9o~belfabriten 1T bic neunfinbige Nr.
beitsaeit angenommen tporoen.
= Sn @albefton nirb bic giloung
elmer rGruit Supporting & Srabe Co.,
pel9e i'm groBen MaBitabe arbeiten
fon, gepIaut. @s 1T fir bas unternsb.
men bereiis Elm 2apiial bon 1928. 900
unteridrieben moroen. unb in bieiem
Wusenblide bsinbet f@ i9on elm Sol
beifoner @eiddfismann, melhsr bel
bemielben betbeiligt. III, in Central
Mmerifa, UNI i'm Snierefe bes proieftir.
ten @ei1dftes cine Goridunssreife gu
MAIDEN. gr mirb f6 ben seiommten
2dnberftri6 bort genau unb srtinbli6
anfehen, UNI fur bas neue unternebmen
bic Oertli9feiten ars3uIu6en, no bic
betrefenben irbpii6en ObHarten am
beiten gebeiben, 10 baB INNER muir bos
bor3igti9fe Obft auf ben @aIbeftoner
Martt gebraGt lpirb, un6 um bann bic
6dfen feff3ufelen, BON uel6en bic fir
bieies Sransportgefddft beiiimmten
9ampfer a~uslaufen iolen. Sn isber
Wo1e fol- elm nit Obf belabenes Gabr.
3eug In @albeffon anfomman. Sie
getp6bnli6e bur6f6nittIide Jabraeit
fiir bafelbe betrdot 5 big 6 Sage.
= 6err 6ugo 2ebmann, pel9er =
mie fdon friiber mitgetbeiIt porben =
in 9oufton cine Dirt bon ginnanbes
r~ungs5latt. ben pSeraniidzD eutf@en
piOnier", beraus3ugeben beabf6tigt,
mirb in elm paar 3asen fi6 mad ben
beutf6en NieberlaRungen in 6arris
gountp begeben, I'm on Ort unb STEELE
cine gei6reibun5 uno @ei@i@te berfsl.
ben gu perfahen.
= Sci 6apmonb an Der 6iibli1en
paeiie.8abn bat elm Wolfenbrud Is
Meilen BabnaeIeiie fortsefdmemmt.
Meniden unb Tieb famen in ben Tlue
then UNI. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

uhter DsutIdlanb", lugt bos BIatt,
uldBt lid Der balbise @tur5 beg Mini.
iteriums uno bic AuH0Euna bes YarIa.
mentes porausfebeu, ultb bas 8erbtct
bes Bottles wirb Elm berattig perurthe,-
leHoes iein. bob IS in 3ufunft felrie
Ne9ierung fnieber Dogen mirb, nit Der
Gbre uno benz WnIeben @roBbtitanniens
in Der Weiie berum5ufpislen. tpis IS
Salisbury tbot, ols er b,itif6es @ebiet
fortnarf!"
Sn ieltiamem @ontralt gu ben
miiiten Nngrifen beg 2onboner rGbroz
nicle" auf Den Yremier, Minifer Soils.
bu,p teben bic MeuBerungen StanIeD's
ltber ben neuen 8ertrag nit 9eutids
Lamb. bic ct %gelegentli9 zines ibm gu
@bren in Serwif bsrantalteten Je1tes
nadte. v2orb Salisbury, fagte er,
hat BET Der 8silesune beg Gtreites nit
Seuti9Ianb eine misunderstanding
ftaatsmdnnif6e Weisbe!t on ben 5og
aelegt. Dur6 bieIen Yertrag babe
@nglanb feline 8efBunsen in Nfrita I'm,
etn @ebiet BON SO. 900 Quabratmeilen
bergr0Bert. Srf iebt lei es m6glid,
ben groBen Sraum Oerer gu p%ertpirf.
li6en. tpel9e fi6 bic @rforiduug unb
@ioilifrung Mfrifas bonn @ap Der guten
9oHnung big &airO gum 3iel seiebt
hdtten.
: G6nig 6umbert bon StaIien ems
ping cine marottanii9e @efanotihaft.
pelde ibm fofbare @ei6erte bonn Sui
ton iiberreidten.
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8ausel uuS Sahne.

Rer. s. W. Sbrcnt, gafcr Der 8rntersemeinee in
glne warunb, aanias, iast: yS@ battle es fur meiue
Yfi9t, mttSutbeilen, fpethe gSunber Or. Stnss @een
Gnteeduns an mir sepirft bat. Meine 9unsen Karen
in 5dlimmer 0erfafun9 unb meme @emeinee erpartete,
has ID MUIR nc4 furBe 3eit leben pirbe. Gadbem i'd
aber 8 6laifen pom Or. ainsS @euer Gnteeduns sez
nprMen bate, bin i'd wieher seiunb unb munter unb
babe 2G Bfnne an @eridt 5usenpmmeu.
Grtbur 9ppe, her Smpreiaric RON p2cpeS Sunny
unb mad eisener Grfabruna Bin Id ~ ner feiten ueberoo
,ensuns setpmmen, raB Or. ainss ReueS Shwiuts
futss p%eilmittsl ale iibrisen h~erarftsen Mittel r%btetet",
ane zap eS btlttt NO ole anhere feblf6ldst. Der srbbte
Gefauen, ben i'd meinen tauIeuben ron NreunbeTn en-
p.etien fam, beitebt BARN, cap i'd ibnen Zen @ebrau5
eieIeS Mlittel5 anenpfeble.
8rpbelaIhen frei bel n. Tretb, IbpmpSpn & Go.
nnb alien anheren 9pctbefern. Tlafden ~ 50 GtS. uno
su 81 90.
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@ebt npriidtig nit bent Masen unit.

@enn ct it wiberipenitis erweiit. 1T seltnpe OiSctz
pIiniruns has bette Mtttel i'm mieber in Srbnuns gu
b%rinsen. Seine Der piherliden Migturen unb Grant
den, bic lie fur bieien 3wed suiammensemiiat wurpen,
fam balb 70 piel CUR Mbiteuuns bteier l1ebelitdnbe leiz
fen, als einise @einsldier rpG = iasen mir, bret per
Gag BON Sritetter'S Masenbitters, meldes i6nele
%Grleihteruns peri9afft unp epentuea iebes Symptom
rpn Opspepiie pter 8ilipiitdt beieitist. @aIfriIdes
%appfpe9, ,@erpciitdt, bla1e, selblide @et4tsfarbe,
fil5iger Selag auf Der 3unse, &rampf unb aa' bic ptelen
unnenubaren Gmpinbunseu, melAe bur6 gerbauunssz
beidperoen peruriaht tperben, merben burd uncertain
bisen @ebraud BON Drpsuen nur 3u bduTis drpnti@ se=
MEL beratbenen Experiments frate Der eerite gdritt in
Der &idbtuns elmer Sur iein; Der nd9ffe Sdritt lit TO-
bann Der @ebrau9 bieieS alteratipen tpnilden Stan=
barb Weittels, ipelteS bon ben -bb6iten mebiSiniiher
9utprititen e~mpfpblen pirb uno beiipiearie pppulari=
tat errunseu Bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
LAUREL HEIGHTS!
(Q $ Il geI.)

D'es II Der ein3'ge 9aael in Ser um=
Gebuna Ger stdnt, Der erreifbar lit,
obae baB man g~iienbubnen freuaeu
oher an fleinen 9iitten pdriiber muB.
Die 8erbefsrungeH fnb aqe bor3iialid
uno bic StraBen finb heinabe big su
ote'en .punoerTd6nen 5iigel gtabirt.
@r lieat 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
unb bic bibidelten 9duier liegen in
feiner Ndbe.
Sietet Die idDnfte Slusiiht.
Sic reinfte Suft u. bet bette gdbatteu.
Sreiteife Strafen nmb Mbemmss.
STE ih6mfte NIB aeiiinoeite Gage In
bet stabt.
Sober 8auplab bat mebrere Bduu,e
uno Strdu6er, ipie 2ebensei9e, Wees
fat6e, Ngarita, 2orbeer uno perfz
monen; angepflan3te Shat=
tenbdume I'm ieben Blod.
Sn oieiem Selma iinb S9attens
b d e unb 9eebrife p%e1entli9.
Ole 9auptr6bren Der Wafer> uno @ass
leitung seben big gu ben 8aupldben
ufo aDerben iebt meter geflbrt.
San pebro, gelfnap, 9omaro. Main
unb We@unou9b= Noenue laufen brett
bur6 bas @igentbum.
9as gigeutbum Iieet bis amf cine
Meile tnnerbalb Der gtaotarensert.
Die Baupldbe baben cine 0ront bon
so SUB, Die Noenues babsn eire 8reite
BON 80 Sub unb Bic AlsDs cine iol1e
bon 20 Sub unb finb in Der Sbat $1,000
tpertb; i'd ~perfaufe abet ebt a n
Sol6e. bic bauen molten, Die
Got fir $200-$40O. Na9bem neb.
rere 9dufer aufsefibrt tporben ino,
uerbe i'd bic Yreife erb6ben, big Mne
bt-fauft unb nit ben f96nften 6duierr
in Der Stabt San MntoniD bebaut Hnb.
8ebinguu9en, ein Yiertel baar; @ei
auf LANCE 3eit nit 5 pro3ent 3inien,
Werben 9dufer iofort in Mngrif ge.
nommen, 1T 8aar . Mn3ablung mid
efforoerli9.
Wir piini6en @erbeRerunseu gu ba:
ben, nidt @elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
go. AT Sf : 6oufon straBe, Sat
Mntonio, Seras.
Sap s. Mbams.... .@~igsntbamer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

Man barf mobl geipannt barauf iein,
tpie f9 Der @endt in bieier idnierigen
Situation oetbalten mfrs. Wirb mon,
obne &iiffdt ouf elm gu ettpartenbes
Deficit, bic beiben Bills = bas pens
lionsz@ eieb unb bic Sarif>BiQ-anneb:
men, ober miro man bic cine oetielben
opfern, Inn bas @eipenf beg Deficits
gu perf6eudens SUI lebtcren Goue
wiirbe es ii6 empfebleu, bas peniions>
@eieb abaulebnen. benin our Dur6fib:
rung ber Sarif. &ebifon bot ii6 Die re.
publifanii9e partei Dor ben Moblen
bes Sabres 1883 10 bod unb beilig berz
bfidtet, baB cine Ni6tsGinl6iuug bes
8erfpre6ens fid ba f6mer rd6en
miiBte. Greili6 miirbe es Der Bartei
aud mobI bel BEN nd6fteu WabIeu
i6le9t befommen, tpenn fe ibr 8erz
ipre9en Der Surplus 8e1eitieung 10
iibsrsariinbli9 erfiaen utrbe, baB Ie
on STEELE bes ue ber6ues elm
0eficit bon anndbernb Der 9lei6ea
96be ieBte.
Sambbett fann ntdt 9ebeilt tuerSem
burd locale Npplieationen, neil ie ben tranten
She'll bes Sbres nidt erreiden fOnnen. gS
siebt nur einen @eg bic Saubbeit gu ~furiren,
unb Der lit burd tonititutionele Seilmittel.
gaubbeit pirb bur9 einen ~entaiinbeten 3utanb
Der fdleimisen IuSfleibuns Der @uftadifden
@obre beruriadt. @enn bieie @obre iid ent
sinbet, babt i1r einen runpelnben Son ober
unboufomlueue8 6eh0r. uno fpeuu fte dQnt ues
fdIoicn lift, erfoIst Saubbeit, uno nena bic
gntaiinouns nidt seboben uno oieie &0bre tpie.
Der ii, ibren seb0tisen 8ufanb Seriest perbsn
fann, mirb Oas @ebOr fit immer serff0rt mer>
ben; neun Gale uater aebn fno butd Ratarrb
beruriadt, tpelder ni9tS oils ein entainbeter
3uifanb BET idleimisen SberHa9en lit.
@ir ipouen einbunbert Dollars fir jebeu
Gmrd aatarrb Serurfadten) 8aa bon Saubbeii
seben, ben mir nidt bur9 ginnebmen bon
Sal's 8atarrb aur beilen fonnen. 2aBt gud
umionf @ireulare fpmmen.
3. $. Gbeaeb 6 Co., Solebo, ..
eaB- gertauft bon Gpotbefern, rs Gents.
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Wnfiehenerreaeuni

Der u~ebersans Bon Ianssr fhmer,bafter a~rantbett
~ robuiter @eiunebett 1T cine 6ppGe I'M aeben hes
Wleniben. Sin ielhes bemerteu5pertbe5 6reisnib perz
ptbt man nlbt uno bletbt hem @eiunbbeitsbrinser Itet5
Vttters" lcben. 90 piele perhaaten lire @eiuhebett
bteient srpBen 9etlmittet unb Ipuic. 2Ber NIT iraeue
elmer srantbeit Der giieren, her 9eber cher hes Ma9en5
9epla9t III, sleitShltta pie lange, ipiro ~iofertiae gefes
rung hnrH ben @ebruuh poH electric 8ttter5 ~eIlanaen.
Vertauft gu so 9tS. uub 81 tie Glal4e In OretB,
Ihemp On II Go.'S Apptbete.
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Ser CINDERELLA gaub .store,

Ser Cinderella Gdtmb sStore,
gde DIT SouifonfraBe unb Npeuue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der Stabt, bat
ieinen neuen 8orratb bon 6 m r.
6uben fur Serren. Oamen unb
2inber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
aleidlihe Nusmahl aler 6orten unb
Aualitdten. Ser GinbereQa : Sdub<
Store fiibrt nur bic Gabrifate Ger be1ten
Sabrifen unb tiberbietet Wqes, mas i'm
biefgen Marft 81 baben 1T. Specia.
litdt fir 0erren: Der &odfprb.@ 9ub,
fir So. IS berlobnt fi9 Der Mibe, i'm
CINDERELLA 5tpre pofauipreden,
ebe mai anberstpo fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
W aIiti1 g.

Sunse Grau [ieit brei @oGen pers
beiratbet, gu ibrer Buienfreuubin
Mnna): vN6. unb pie mein liebes
Wdnn9en idreiben fam; Oh ioateit
nlir NAL einige feiner ~2iebesbriefe
feben."
Gtl. Inna: Dante, babe cine game
Sdublabe bon oben ppn ibml"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

@ Maberids Banf beaablt 4
pro5ent 3inien fur 3eit. Depoften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20
9emti1 Gmgliide gdJmle,
gan Nntonio, 9eras.

o. LIVE.
anerfdnnt tiidtiec 9cbranffatt fir &naben
unb Mdb6en; felt breiSia Sabren in roger
@irfiamieit @ortrefai9e 8ebrtrdfte unter Be.
ipabrtsr 2eituns. Der enslii6en Sprade wirb,
Die Der beutGden. bone &ednun9 setra9en.
sIueertem llnterridt I'M Sbanifden. Gintger.
,aaben borbsreitete SdiiIer finben ~jeberseit
Aufnabme. Iabere susfunft srtbsilen Serr
8. @roos, Yrafioent beS SduI. 8orfanbes
unb @ II. garbed, Director Der anfaIt
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Gin gatcs MittcI fiir Gle
@eiken gonlmertage.

E!asen ansefeben perren; fpenn biefer bic Speis
fen niht se6aris Ssrhalt tritt 8erifupfuns Elm,
man riedt unangenshm one benz Munbe unb
Isibtt an bduFsen 8rpffdmsrsen. 8ei elmer
Nernadldffsuna berartieer Notwithstanding
unsen felen fiA @~latfranfheiten elm. aud
Ritren> unb Qetsrleiben fiHb cine baufse Gplse.
4elpnberS fra6rsne bes 6rdfpmmers TT 90
Don GROCER Wtdtisfcit Elm sutss Mtttel sestt
bic oben ertpdbnten 2tiben sur 3anb 3u baben,
benn nur Elm %eefunber 8Srper 1T tptesritanes>
fdtis sesen bic fhIedten Ginhafe Der hstbtn
Wtttsruns. Gin empfebluasswertees Mittsl
II
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Wrsts so Gents; Tn alien apotusteu ~ 1sten.
the CHARLES A. voaELER CO.. Baltimore. NJ
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-06-20

sd~ Sen r%eelfen Wertb in Serrens
neutrality-suspicious. finbet man
BET p%ancoaf & Sobn. 9ebt
uniere $1s9emben, rs @ts. Strhmpfe
u, {. 10.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Although the 4. G. S. y has reached the high
est point of proficiency in boxing and wrestling,
it cannot at present lay claim 10 many field or
track championships. However, it has large,
enthusiastic and perscvcrng contingent devoted
10 these sports, and il is only a question of n
short time when the material the club contains
will place il on an equal standing in this respect
with their rival organizations.
The following are likely to develop into
cracks" and will probably qualify for the CHAM
pionshp: w VI. Perrctt, G.. w. IIosllins. Oliver
Gear and J e. Graham for the 100 and 200 yards
run; j. VI. Hill, W. b. Riclcy and II. W. Schlich-
ter. for the 4lO yards half and mile; Van STAY
orcn and +. w. Duckett for the mile walk; w IL.
Rocap for the fyc-milc run; W. s. Rodenbaush
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

In the fall of 1851 a second meet was given
at Strawberry Mansion in Paramount Park, bun the
promoter, continued 90 find public interest raihcr
dormant. and if was not until ncarly three years
later that amateur athletics in Philadelphia really
beam 10 boom. Interest in field speits seemed
10 lac. but Just why YVES riddle which none OF
the Quascrs could solve.
If was not until 1851 that the athletic club was
regularly formed out OF the several clubs of the
SchnvlkiH Navy John r. llunc.cr, Morris ".
Phillips and w IT, Mcmillan did much To fan the
athletic fame in the breasts OF their friends
The Naval Board was deeply Interested in the
scheme and assisted the three enthusiasts in n most
substantial way. 4 meeting waS held AT the
Colonnadc Hotel in April, lss aud the \. &. ). "
came into actual existence. Edward j. Mics,
Commodore of the Navy, presided at the meeting,
and before the delegates left committee, had
been appointed 10 draft bylaws and conatitu-
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12
HARTFORD PRESS CLUB.
NEW ADJUTNNr GENERAL BArT1-T CHURCH
CENTENARY.

NEW ADJUrNNr GENERAL BArTr-T CHURCH
CENTENAGY.
Hartford Jan II SpecaD.-Covernor Bulheley has
a,touished the military polo combatautS here IN the
city by his appointment Of Captain Andrew II. Embler.
of the New Haven Blues, TO Dee Acjutlnt General OF
the state, vice General Luciu, II. barbour. resigned
It has been well luown tlat General Barbour. who
wa, once Colonel ~ The Ist REGIMENT not i'm SYM
pathy with the Governor in the action which rented
the armory in this city 10 the Amusement Association
for the use Of the polo team but il not expected
that The dhcrcuc, would his resignation from
the STAFF or lis dismissal b the Governor 1t -
probably true that General Barbour who is good
personal friend If the Gcycrn0r. that lie could NJ
longer retain h, Office and out the policy OF
the Commander n Chief toward the regiment he used
to command and retain the esteem OF the officers and
men with whom he had 80 long been associated. ana
50 he rendered h, resignation. TIE new AuJu,ahl
General who look POSSESSION Of his office on FRIDAY,
/, Of the best known military mtl ~ lie n'alc iu
ha5 onS been considered an AUTHORITY on an hldtcrL
of tacc,. lie h a veteran solder, I,HnnE a Eu,n &
war record and while resident ot Hartford was
major of the First Company, Governors FOOT uuaid
lie VIII make an Aceent AGIuIa" m & ''vti d v II, Hp
and the respect OF tine chtlre Cohhecucut VA 'onal
Cn1rl The next move. which must necessarily be
connected with the lst Reslment troubles. Will be
watched with interest
thc Hartford Press club opened It's rooms in a
formal manner THURSDAY evening. and entertained
some 500 guest, In ho>ptablc manner. All agreed
that the room, were admirably ana ta>tetiily Httcd
up and that the home OF the workers In the news
ptircr profession IN th, city Is every WORTH Of
II, place among the clubs OF Hartford. II is the only
daily press club in the state and the second TO be
Thc Hapsts Of the city are making arrangements
aunropratcv to celebrate the centenary OF the dcnOm-
Ination here which occurs on the I'D Of March The
carly preacher and pastor Of the sect was tho Rev.
stephen > Nelson, graduate OF Brown University.
who held the pastorate until 1901. James q. Batter.
son; president Of the Trayelers' insursnee COMPANY
10 the exercises OF the centenary.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

On this floor are also the wardr0bes and dress
ing-rOoms The fencing and sparrlng room ad-
Joins the wardrobe-rOom The corridors OF thlS
floor are finished III cypress, the ceiling paneled
in wood 10 match. g.,
The third and fourth floors are under one cell
ing; the third, 42Xl43 feet, is the gymnasium
thoroughly equipped with the la,esi appliacee
nected with the dressing rooms, SWlmnlng-poo
and running track by an iron spiral stairway, en-,
closed in brick, which acts as hIe-cscaPe IS wen
as a thOrOughfare for members IN athetlc cOslulhc
On the fifth foor in front Of the hght-wcIlS
is a racquet-court, at one end of which gallery
is reserved for spectators. Adjoining the couIo
this floor are two suites ol lVlhg-rOouls lor tAe
rmploves The roof over the gymnasium, IN the
rear of the ight-wcls, will be utilized Is summer
pavilion, and is enclosed with BRICK wall three
feet six inches high all around The Moor oI tlie
new pavilion will be granollthlc pavement. lhlS
pavilion will make the clubhouse attractive our
ing the hot summer months.
FORMING THE A, A. U.
Tie managers Of the y {. ). y. claim the
proud distinction Of being instrumental in form
ing the Amateur Athletic Union, which now con-
trols about all the amateur athletic contests of
the country. About three years ago the \. {.
s. " became dissatisfied with the National AS
sociation Of Amateur Athletes. then the leading
association Of athletic clubs The Philadelphians
seemed TO think that the y. \. \. A. A: was too
partial to semi professional lism They asked other
cluDS 10 cooperate WIN illtu III llllo"AiiE
undesirable quality and having sports in which
only gcntemany amateurs could compete.
Their idea was TO have formed an association.
National IN character. which would exercise lars-
dlction over all kinds Of athletic sports his.
together with the wish Of tie club TO exclude
from the amateur ranks the seml-pr0lesslOhal
element which has proved detrimental 10 the
growth and popularity Of al true amateur sports,
was the reason which mainly influenced the
A. G. : y. TO issue call for a meeting of all the
recognized amateur organizations Of the United
states to consider the formation of new asso,
ciation From the meeting OF this body emanated
tine Amateur Athletic Union. now comprising
nearly all athletic clubs of the United States. w
H. Mcmillan. treasurer of tie \. {, >. y. was
elected president Of the union and holds the
Office AT this time,
SOME or THE LEADING MEMBERS.
Among the earnest workers in the interest
Of the \. c. s. y. mi-ht he mentioned Morris
W Phillips. cX-vice-commcdore Of the SchuyklH
Navy DR.. Thomas H. Fcnion. John +. Rcyburn
w H. Mcmillan, commodore Of the Schuykiu
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ment are vaults for storage purposes. lighted by
manhOles. There are three bowling alleys walns-
cotcd in cypress three feet six inches high; also
shuttle boards, east of the bOwling-alleyS
THE BATHROOMS.
The Turkish bath and lounging room, with
needle-bath and steam-room are fitted up In the
most luxurious style, with all modern improve
ments The lounging room opens on to the
swimming-pool, 2jx50 feet, feet deep at one
end and feet deep at the other, having plat
form 3 feet wide around three sides, with shower
bath, springing- board, etc. The boiler and engine
loom contains two safety sectional boilers of 81
horsepower each. A coal-vault, COMMUNICATING
is under the entire Cuthbert-st pavement.
The restaurant is situated on the second fioor,
front, and is wainscOted three feet eight lnches
high. and communicates through portleres with
the wncroom. These rooms are elaoorately nm
ished the ceilings heavily panelled IN carved OAK,
and contain two handsome fireplace ana mantels
10 match the woodwork On this oor, IN tne
centre of the building. are the kitchen ana the
serving room, which are nttcd up WIN nlouein
steam cooking appliances.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

This arch was erected by Napoleon to commemorsts
his Italian campaigns. He called it the arch Of the
star Of his belief in his star OF destiny and
account of peculiar phenomenon which took place
on his return from his second Italian campaign In
the midst Of the great entertainment given him by the
citizens OF Paris, he all eyes drawn from him and
gazing in broad MONDAY at the sky. He looked up.
and there bright and clear shOne Venus the planet
which, is well known, is sometimes visible at noon
day. The acclamations Of the people hailed it the
star Of the Italian Conqueror," and when the ress
arch at the head OF the Champs Elysees built II
called the arch Of the star
The now building in Brooklyn IS the next largest
New-York tribune., 1890-01-12

Before entering the stair-lall there are on
either side of the cieh; foot hall two rooms. 1929
feet cach. both containing open hrcphces and
windows looking out ON Arch-st The west room
is finished in antique oak and is used as a read,
ing-room and library. The east room s. finished
in mahogany and used as plflQr
Passing through the stair-hdll with light wells,
eighteen feet square, on either side, one comes 10
the business managers oicc, ljNlO lcct, on ore
side and the barbcrshop lGXl0 feet, ON the other,
both wainscotcd. The biliard-room Is forty lect
square and finished in antique oak.
The basement Is approached by two entrances
on Arch-st., by the main stairway, ana also from
rear entrance on CUthbcrt-st Under thc pave