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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-25

iu9sr mlifen nun nadl S1ulenburg gez
ben, tDenn He eine!n @ottesbienfe ober
elmer WiefIe beipobnen pollen. ssriiber
tpar bas umgefebrt, Da famen bic @9us
lenburger mad 9ieb 9ia; iiberbaupt
i6etnt es ausenblidli6 On fatboIiIGen
Seifli6en au febIen, benn In ben lebteu
paar sSabren fino bier unten cine aan,e
ltattli1e Sab! Girben 9ebaut tporbea,
pel9s aber tuegen MangeI on Yfarrern
gef6lOiien finb. Ser aIte 6err 2anbs
'ratb 8uitab @eDbler III auseibIidlih in
ga Strange uno bldft bas baufdliae
@ourt 0oule um, aber ni9t ettpa NIT
einem Blasrobr, foabern NIT Dpnamits
Yatronen. 0srr 9ermann 5epbler
1T immer nod auf bem alten pIabe au
finSeH. uno tbut elm tii9iiges @ei9dft;
Sepblers Store III peit unb brett be-
fannt; 9ermann bat INNER Elm gutes
ftiihes @las Bier unb irdgt Elm freunbs
li1es @efi9t. Warum iollte man oenn
bier ni6t einfebren2
Jitr mid, mar es elm Slid, baB i'd
nad 6Igb 0ia lam, oenn faum mar i'd
cine balb 5iuHbe bier, als mid bas
We9ieIieter iiberfisI, an benz oarauf.
fol9enben Gage befam i9 es .Dieber. nur
in beritdstter aufIage. So mar ieb
oern redt frob. baB i@ an einem
p!aBe mar. no i9 mebrere Sage bleis
ben unb mid erbolen fpnnte. Gem
0errn DermaHn SsDoIer unb (einer lies
bfnsmilroigen Grau @emablin bin i1
oesbalb aud nod gu groBem 9ante pers
pFl9tet. Der iunge @uitap Hrobt 3ols
ler 8eiunbeit; ct lit Elm Iiebensmhrbi,
ger Birtb, bat lfeis e;ue frennoli1e
L'ilene uno elu gutes @las Bier, unb
bas Sebtere LIT bic Qauptia1e.
Der alte Serr ollie, nit ieinsm
freunoliGen tunben @ef@t, (pel1er
MID nebenbei seiast. itets on Grib Reu.
ters Snfel graefs erinnert, benn seras
be 10 babe i'd mir ben Ontel 8rdlig ims
mer borgefelt) 1T INNER nod rii1tig
fril9, geiunb unb fieis gutter 2aune.
6etr Ollie bot in bieier @ailon bes
reits tiber 300 8alleu 8aumtDoIle gerei.
nigt. 2eiber 1T 6err 9. 6ieoIer, elmer
ber dltefen giuwObner 0iob Oils, iebr
ertranft unb man aneifelt an ieinenl
4uffommen. 0err Giebler LIT 78 Sabre
alt uno mar ltets Elm liebenswdrbiger
6err. 6ofentii9 bat Der Senienmann
nod einmal NaGfbt, unb tiberldbt
6errn Gieoler nod einigs Sdbr1en ieis
ner Samilie. +. 8. BuId.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-25
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vi wilniGen unieren Waitbhrsern mitsutbeIeu, bas
rtr Or. 2tnsS neues S@winbfu@ts peimittel beretS
istt elmer Retbe BON Sabren rertaufen, ebenfo Or.
Rings Neue eeber giueu, 9u6lens Grniea Gaibe une
Gleerte Bttters, nnb bab mr niemas 9eilmitte per=
lant baben, bic 10 gut pseben1 pber bic 70 aasemen
berteotst haben, pe beie Wir 3Ssern feinen Gusen=
Bid bic @arane fur biele Mittel ieber 3eif su berz
nehmen nn6 nb tets bereit bas reraussabte 0eIb Bus
rhdtn3ahen, menn ibrem @ebrauhe feine beriebtsenz
ben Relnltae sefclst ub. Deie tteI perbanten ibre
groBe Ynpularttdt ttren ei9enen @erbieniten. Bum
@erfauf in alien Gppbeten unb tn ter Drpsuen GTos
9annlun8 ron Dreib, Ghcmpicn u. So.
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Sobn $. Ssmbler an Wm. unb ssr.
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fir $4,000.
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Sadlens gtrutea.ealbe.

Die beRe Gable BET Melt r.. S6nitte,
0uetidunssn, @ef9iplre, 6ieber, unb Saut.
ausfdIas, GIe9te. seIprunaeae 9dnbs, 3roF.
bsuIen uuo ale SautfrauIbeiten turirt Gd.
utcrrboiSen cber feline 8s3abluns. galIise
Satisfattion garaniirt ober bas @eIS uirb
sariiderHattet 25 Gents bis GGa9teI. Bum
Bertduf In allen Npotbeisa. Drtss, 3bomp.
ION & Co., @bolef1Is.
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6ar@ locale Gpplicationen. ba iie ben SIP Der
sfrantbeil nid)t errei6en f6nnen. Satarrb if
cine 8lut- pOer Contributions. !franfbeit, uno
uln fie 3u bsilcn, nliibt Sbr innerIiGe Seilmit-
tel aebmen. Saa's Ratarrb. Sur pir6 einse.
nommen unb nirtt brett auf bas Blut unb Bic
fdleimise SberiIdds. Sau's 3atarrb Sur 1T
feline Auadfalber Msbi3in. Sic tuurbe felt Sab.
rem bon einem Ssr befen Nerste biefes 0anbes
berorbnet unO III elm resslmabises &scept. Gie
beffebt aus ben befen 8lutreinisunasmitteIn,
bic bireet auf bic S9IeimObsrFdGe pirfen. Die
bolltommene 8erbinbuns Der snei 8eFanbtdeile
1T es, iuas fold panberbole &sIultate BEL Der
9eiIung BON 4atarrb berbOrbrirgt. 9abt gud
8eusniife umionft f@iden.
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1 8erfauft bon Gpotbefern, rs Gents
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~ Maberids 8ant beaablf 4
pro3ent 2inien fur 3eit' 'Depofiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-08-25

Die
W0deutlide Greie Yreiie fit Seras
eri6eint
jeoea Douneraa9
unb foitet
$3.50 fir oaS Sahr Dber $1.25 tlis
6 Wonete In WDrauSbesnblMnA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

not protected BY patents and 50 derived no proas
from the Of the patented article Judge shiPISSa
case back to Commissioner Shields 10 have state.
mcnt Of his conclusion, IN one point OF the cohtroxs
"pstient Study and aSrnIate kiowledee Of the evil
dencc. II the final decision Of the supreme .o sha
irsins COMPANY and other defendants had right to
su, made no profit BY yyoSs sr Ssse ss%
by all this alleged infringement. the LAWYERS migns
laugh heartily 2: the 6ewiGs.d ste h 1
Of reported cases-the celebrated SUIT OK Jarho!oo
against Jarndyce.
The publication in the latest number OF 1.-THE Green
Bag, of sketches Of the judges OF the Michigan su'
preme Court is timely as giving sketch oil the 10
Gently deceased ex-Judce Isaac p, Chrisancy. Many
Of those who followed the political career OF Senaor
Chri,ancy with criticism Of apparent vagares did not
know how long and honorable his career a, a judge
had been. For seventeen years he occupied 1udIraI
places and none Of the Michigan udges-exrept her.
haps, Judge Cooley-was held in higher esteem. lie
had been active political ne In his YOUTH but when
after having attained the age Of sixtyhree years no
again entered active politics he was too unused to tho
burdens OF political life to take the place which his
ability and honorable fitted him to hold In poti-
cal councils. The rpose Of his later years after his
somewhat stormy career at Washington and In diplo
matte life formed more fitting close to an honorable
prOfc- slOnal life than IL he had died a dld judge
tolger who also deserted the bench for political life IN
the midst Of the strife OF parties
4 few Indications point to a possible reformation %
revision or change Of some kind in the court Bible.
Is it part Of the perversty Of inanimate things or
only the carclessncss OF court attendants that par
clarly greasy and disreputable looking volumes ara
selected for the OF witnesses who are expected 10
ks, the book when they take the oath, The same
book i, given to the Chnaman tho negro the refined
lady the child. the diseased tramp. and the delicate
girl All arc expected 10 kiss the cover Of the book
which is sacred its other associations but becomes
common in It's needless use in court. The British
Medical Journal says that when the Duke OF Fife re-
Gently appeared witness the Bible which the witt
ness wa TO kiss was carefully covered with clean
white paper. The idea apparently did not occur To
the attendants to furnish volume for the august
parsonage. They probably believed from long eA'
nerIcnce that no book which had not become unclean
and dil iptiatcd fitted for Use In swearing Wit
nr->n> II there any peculiar sanctity about Ona
Of inc Old copc, of the scriptures il might al least
orca -lonally have cover The Medical Journal
.pcIk- the subject from medical point of view. and
there are also >idcration, Of ethics and proprety
which make q change desirable.
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~~TnEAI

damned lie came 10 w-NOik. where II" secured ~
engagement With the II. l.: Main opera tompanI,
bringing out for the first m' !io'a' T." n, ',it
JiaIa.' cue. lie remained with that c"nIlnny "h'i,
Is-. when he wa, engaged y the rhaiii Theatre" ara
remained there u!til December L. l--i. Ih'n u"
joucd r.. r. Rice ~ IN" successful ri'"h'', ,d VI
mat ,c, son he also the director Of LA w" ana
" Hlurbnard.- and for the lat opera h" "r"'. mr
pretty choru,e,. He retained te p%r o. arri u" VI
1T the EijOu until l-r", wien INC oP'I" ''''' WI
lie wrote nearly all the music Of that opera II :.-
been SUCCESSFUL. having PLAYED TO I'fpr n", ~
me, with ,;d railway accident down S"n'h i'>I
.uriuc one member hillcd. and number
seriously wound"d among them berg ~" star
Ioul, Harrison The opera goes ont again TN, N'"
with brighter pru>p'rt-. -. . - T,o
Ills first production at the Fa>in" wa nc
Br!candsr tor which Opera he wrote much "f ~"
music. Last winter nc "'G inc ua n" nrodurta en-
MAY > at the broadway Theatre ny inc de- W" u,
Hopper Opera Company ~ present. ne is nnIN a,
the Casino. experimenting tn" mcr c ,hnt,
Mr. Kcrkcr or a. hi, familiar friends call him.
"Gus" Is a very popular man with the clnp"N,"'
under him. He is mild IN his Inanlr , dnrIns r"
n0ycd by the WAY In which hr handle ~, ga ,'S
lie u,,ts them hi nose With "a sIap that w"nid
give ono the impression that that member was MAJ"
~ wood aud inscn,ibc to all feeling. -. .
$40 taking. ladics nnd gentlemen IS Ms ia'h'i W.
cry lie has been the recipient OF many '"~tN
presents from Irina h"nn"S "h" have '"i'"'" Ms
II j. amusing to witness q passage "i arms De
tween tho stage manager aud the musical director. g,
pcciaiIy IL one Is an Engl'hman ana thr other ~,
The music Altered Ia suit. rs h" thinks good hit {"
actinv The musician cannot soc II ~ that way.
:" Iy gosh! want "a alter zai beautiful rh"rn,
fo- vnur old gronp-." the director lays. Neither viii
musician must then take back seat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HE VOTED THE STRAIGHT TICKET.

Uncle Jerry Dlackthorn Of the Ist Assembly Di>'le"
akes politics regularly and straight q his "hsKeys
He takes hi, family hear the anmany Hall sasesmeR
.,r,, sit. I'm the front seat and pounds IN" noos
with his when he other people applaud 'ncs
Jerry deaf post hut he make point win ms
stick for ALI orator no can't understand whas ths
,,,esnan SAVE, The boys" turned out In full force the
other night In the little hall back OF Doolahs saloon
zee practical illustration Of voting under the Baos'
Reform law Uncle Jerry wanted to vote and his "o"d'n
amin. crp nearly ntv his neck whiskcrs when hc asked
thu. ballot clerks fur der straight Dnocratlc t"ket
The room Uttered and the chairman explained thas 'ns
law did not officers OF the election 70 oee'shsa
the Marty ballots Jerry failed grasp the explanation.
and thought that tho chairman hsd simply refused n hep
him. SO he piped ont "Ain't nobody going Ef snow
NE wots der straight Dimocratc ticket! I'm Dmoetas
from the top Of ms head tn me fut"
Th. audience roared Jerry took seriously ana he
f..s briuhtened when the chairman took him aside sna
showed him the right ballot Then he deposited HE vote.
rcmsrklnG to the amused audience In eonhdent ":!>
".,in,lemin I've voted the straight ticket. ~ usual"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
BOARDING House AMENITIES.
EXCHANGING THE COMPLIMENTS OF TIL
SEASON WITH THE LANpLADY

EXCHANGING THE COMPLIMENTS OF THH
SEASON WITH THE LANDLADY.
-what do chickens look like. Mrs. Codhooker'' in.
sured bank clerk OF the andlady As he inspcctco
the drIm-tick on his plate.
Ara Won in earnest Mr. Wanks - she asked.
Look something Like centipedes. don't theyi' M
continued fretfully.
"Certsnly not Haven't you ever been In the
country and seen the chickens scratching''
"wen. yes. but I've drawn only legs and PIN
feathers for eleven months In your house and lv<
sort OF lost the shape OF the bird
well. n,a'am, said the fisherman. payfly stick
ing nj. lradpcnc In the Holsters claw. tho oystes
season is here"
I'm sor,y.- said the Iandadt resretfully.
allow sou he asked. I'm surprise.
"W.ll I've been servin them big clans Of yours,
stewed. all summer she answered. land whcnev"f
one of my boadcrs struck clam in the soup a. dig
as biscuit he'd chew on it III he was too tired To
eat anything else
Isn't the price Of a lamb much higher than It uscA
4, he Mrs, ,mlhookcr,- inquired the Young gcnlcmaa
bomrdcr. u, he struggled with n chop at breakfast
Indeed i, Is rcoined the landlady earnestly. and
going up all the time
81 supposed 80. ma'am. With Harlem growing ~
fast there must he great der In goats
"In all Inv experience" said the old gentleman
ho,raer ~. he uecl,d banana, never knew such
famine iu fruits. lou must hc gIcailv embarrassed
aLout preserves for next winter. Mrs ,",Nookcr.,,
"Oh. not at all, answered the landad' rhc"rH;
have jis put up forty jar, Of water melon rnd
IL never can eat this dessert, Mrs. Codhooker sad
tho Georsi. boairisr trcmulo'sly. pushing away
Charlotte Kis-c. Ar, g..
Il am surprised. Mr. watson reloincH the Ennt
lady. charlotte kts,c Is Ngaiuco "S e'c"' "e"'
Cacy.' .t.. .u ,,..h.,,s
name WIS Charlotte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
RHEUMATISM CURED.

900 East 2tthst. NewIfork' July o. Ae'~'
Gentlemen: About eight years ago began
70 be troubled rheumatism and during the past ou'
or Ave years have suffered almost constantly nos"0'
standing the fact that have been continually oklns
medicine.
During this whole time have found medicine
which gave me any relief until your advertisement
I'm tho papers bought bottle Of Cactus Blood Cure
From the time commenced to take IT found mT.e.
improyeHent. and before had taken all Of me nrs'
bottc had no pain and my knee. which was greatly
.woen At the reduced It's natural
size.
hafr taken two bottles and consider myself
perfectly cured.
Wishing YOU the success which 80 richly deserve
and hoping that my few words may he instrumental ~
Inducing suffered have 10 take yous
medicine and be relieved. remain. yours thankfully
wM. LOUGHRAN, JR
ECIFIC CO.. Office Wall St, New-Iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
WHAT is
RHEUMATIC GOVT CURED.
A. S. BRIGHT. Solicitor.
49, and 1877 Broadway

49, and 1877 Broadway.
New.York. July 81, $780,
MY DEAR DOCTOR:
take pcasurr adding my testimony to the efficacy OF
NV use OF Alya's Cactus Blood Cure" WHICH you kindly
recommend ID to me remedy for periodical ailn"nt
Of long standing inAammatoy rheumatism what your
profession terms govt
have in the habit OF using the sereo'yped reme'
dies the prescriptions which seriously impair and dcbt
,s tho system without seeming to eradicate the disease or
slncnt.
NV cxprlcnce I'm the Of the Cactus Is that it traces
the system and acts Q n'rvinc.
cannot too earnestly recommend TO suffering humanity
the trial Of Thu, which seems to TO be sovereign
,em,,v for those afflicted have been. Believe
dear sir, Aours grsVr'""!'
A. s. BRIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Whom To Consult-DoctOr ito paticnt-what Ais
you!
Tatcnt.-Indccd, ] don't know. only know that
! suffer.
What kind Of a life do you lead ~
II work like an OK eat like a wolf. am H. tired
as a dog and ! sleep like a horse
"In that case I should advise you 10 CONSULT
veterinary On.r-(rexas 6lfIn96
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Henderson heard a good Joke the other day about a
man who had two r,,rk legs. IN" key OF the same
h"mr that hi. was born IN Cork. Henderson deter
mined to spring IT at tho supper table; Hnd TINS !;
wns about man who mad two cork lcg,. ana ne go,
along inst rs well anyhdy else ,a ne s'in n,y
with cold feet too They were cork legs. you hIc"
crau,, he was born in Dublin. Good Joke ell 40
II doesn't seem to be much Of Joke thars Ine A.
hrnri il la,i night. laughed my sell. but ,N .
d,rsnt seem 20 be much IN it. after gu cues t,'
fun was in the way that chap Oia H. -'oo''o" A'~'
Crtpt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
Npw.York, Feb. &c. 1890.

Npw.York Feb. CO 1890.
For several years suffered from inasesuon
T,cnt nby.irans and finding no rcicf went to Europe"
and I'm Paris treated by specialist In stomach
who also failed to mako Two months ago h'aru
f tn. Cactus, Blood cure and determined to try IL Atrf
taking a few bottles was cnr,d am only too GLAD 10
recommend valuable medicine to those aictcd Win
the disease. l. RI 90 'i'iD,",
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
CATS As HCYONSTS.
From The London spectator.

From The London spectator.
After reading article on Cats a. iiumor ,n.
haired black Persian. Living In the suburbs. we ae
infested by cat. Of all kinds and ar. are Ps agSar
fayorife who pusles them of the premises with hair
and tail standing wildly ersct and nr.;entnS mos
alarming appearance. We feel that this vtoeao
demon ,traton must be joke. as the same cat con:
stantly carries the remains OF her own nner anmS
twenty five wards acrOss open spare 2nd up sOni2
steps to feed the Identical animals she has driven o.
An hour or two previously:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
SAID BY THOSE WHO HAVE U
The N. Y. Police Say:

Having been a member OF the police OF this Guy LUZ
number Of years. and during that time eNpos'u 70
the changes Of weather. became afflicted WIN o,o
troubles that caused breaking out th" skll anu no
caused rheumatism was under treatment OF various
hys!clans without benefit. -.
One OF my conradc, force advised mo to try 'ac
tus Blood Cure. did resulting In colnple" cur" W
all INV ailments opinp that th, certificate may inducs
others TO try the cure who may suffering ss was
remain yours truly.
New.Yoyk, July !, 1890. WM He"hr~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

Mrs Cohn, MI and Mrs. Jacob Conn., Francis p'ud'''
Miss J.. Chapel Mrs. J. n Williams OF Brookiih
George Walters Henry Cngrr, Mis-, A. Hampton "i'Hao'
Robb Mss Alice Scs,iie Adolph Rrnhardt Miss Sch'u'
Harry Russell, Miss j. Moore Walter Street MISS Na
Arnold Andrew Stanhopc. Miss L. S'an.on, B"rh"'"
O. Roptkc Miss sophie Bnrk. John Jrnkns Miss carrie
Colwe,l r. Meyers. Mis-. Nellie Grace. William ''rac'
Mis-. g. Meyer, Mr. aud Mrs. Jacob Schcn. Mr. and MIS-.
Mahulcy John Smith. Mr. aud MIR. Julius Herman MISS
Maggie Herman, Miss Grace Iiriu, Michael A'Aah"cr'
Jacob Cot.r and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Murray Joa'p phi
LANG IT, floor manager. and Frank Martin was MS
Assistant The Floor Committee consisted OF r. BRENNAN
James Corning H. ]. Carroll i. J. Doian, Henry De'ih
W A. Silence. John II. Wheeler.
The anniversary Of the arrival 81 the hrSf bahh ot
~ cxii,h c0loniss in America celebrated on sep
tcnbcr Is by tho swedish singing Soricty OF THIS
city at suffers Harlem River Park. There were
,nll,nn, Of the arrival and new settlement. WHO
were produced aud arr gcsi hy the members under the
supervision of J. ". Anderson. The Moor manager
Emdolph Lundb-rg was assisted by Frederick H. feek
and "A floor committee. consisting OF OFT" Acaer'iht'
Tho other committees were: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
t. Fcck chairman +. L.. Ekund. recording secretary :
o. L,ntc ION, financial secretary. r. Arvd'on, treas
uy,r: j. ". Anderson e. Iorcstrand. Charles n
Johanscn, r.. svarsirom. Rcccpton-R Arr"N"n'
chairman: IIakan Johanscr. +. Malm,trom. X. fryk'
man. A. Amundsen, NJ tlaesson. H. Swar>tron Johh
Molln f.. sjol,crg. Il. sundgrcn and t. stcninan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21

TWO MUSICAL DIRECTORS.
sTHE MERRY MONARCH" TO BE GIVEN IN
LONDON.

SIGNoR DE NOVELTIES, MUSICAL DIRECTOR 'f
THE OPERA IN THIS CITY-GrSTAVE
KERKERS SUCCESS.
Richard Barker. the weknOwn stage manager VINO
put Francis Wilson'S opera, Tie Merry Monarch
on the stage ard who drilled the principal characters
and the chorus started for Europe last week III tie
Etruria to produce the opera IN London. since inc
opening night Of The Merry Monarch" the Broadway
Theatre has been crowded with people anxious to hear
opcretta and has met great success in this
city that Mr.. Wilson thinks il will sult the taste OF
London pleasure seekers and laurcls In foreign
country for this purpose the opera will lie sung
on the other side of the Atlantic ocean by an Eng
Lsh company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
rOrR FELLOW. CRAFTSMEN.

Country hutl Lars""wr-Phat do yees wusrk st whom
yer IN the ctyf
First Ct ston cr-Pho, orrarhy
Second CGstonrr- Typography.
Third Customer StcpCgTJphy
All thrcc-And you?
Barkeeper H. here. Eeg.ncgraphy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-21
HOURS OF SOCIAL PLEASURE
A RATHER GLOOMY WEEK OUTDOORS FOR
FESTIVE GATHERINGS

The rain did its best last Wednesday to spoil the Jun
a, IN. annual outins Of the l.. = Grant club OF the
XVIIIth Assembly District. and New "rkcrs Kf""
WIN, the rain can when il tries. 50 that when the
ind, putac fact j. stated that the party had hlghy
enjoyable time despite the downpour. IT VIII he
readily understood what unusually jolly crowd the
members Of this club are under ordinary rH0uh'
stances, College r0lft the place chosen Tor tho
outing and there the party went BY boat ana nan
merry time between decks on the WAY. once landed'
they filed the hotel The rain abatcd Tor al hour
and a half aud the pleasure ~c~kcr> made the most OF
H. Athletic games were run of With considcr"'c
success, when the muddy track taken into account
The officers OF the club most NJ whom "orV P'o'"''
are James Lorue captain Bernmd Rig'h' prrs."'"''
Robert Todd recording secretary James r. Nc
financial secretary: !. I. Conway. treasurer ana D. W.
smith. sergeant AT arms. among the prominent mem
hers are Colonel J. p. Jardnc. Joseph e. Bisi'' .
Conway, Charles Conaty. George W. hlhh' '"p'"'"
L. Coleman Patrick Collins, Martin Il. Duncy. john
j. Corb.n Harry Buhclfori. Daniel Johnson W. H.
,,rucan Edward X. Hcay. Edward J. Donohuc. W. W.
IIulIhan and james Ilcslcy. There was lively I'm"
on the boat coming back. too and parade foli"""'
through the XVlIIth District. with ample iliumiiations
and fireworks.
The twenty eighth aunvcr>arv Of III" famous Tat
IL. 81 Anti'tam was not allowed Ia pa" without "
formal crlchr.,i!on Wednesday by a number "t
,urvivor> Of th. 10th New York Volunteers III" r.
mont Wa, widely known the Turner'S, f"m III" fhri
tina, III. Ncw York and IN"hlin iuinvcrcin- took Il
lively interest In il formation. The celebration WI
held ia AiIon Hail. Eroohk and ia" pf"""I"e'
we're all coIduc'.d in the German language. \ Fargo
iuu,lcr ov veterans from other orea!iLatlpnI W"f'
invited and In" c"rcalitv and good fellow ship that
r,lcd the had liit!. In II {" remind one 81 The
bloody struggle OF .Iniictam The programme OF ii"
evening !'llnr
After introductory march Nv th" An''i'an Ninc"n
Qusrt" wccon" tn r!adr- aud trends Wa gwen
10y Couirsie j. iiU'0mg ~ f'w patriots" aud t"lihs
words Tho "Sta, Spsnc'd Banner" ih"n played
and - the evening. . Ia" DAY We
.lcrar Ii"Io>,i rs Corrid Si"c"r and respond
Ia hv rad" 7inh".'!"t ho't nj talh",u N'"'
Battle" succ"'l.d th- sui then III" "Id Toast.
. To Our Ia'rn CnU.,.d =. given lev on.Iais
IIo"hn, and responded & hv ,"niad" f"d'r IN"
Dedication ~ Mo.u'u'a' ~ Shar. shiig - IA"
tah!cau. then a'd TIC t'a-'. 10 N" Thon
va. Proposed C"niad. II dInr and >noni'd 10 10,
Courdd. I;ai':.,nu. Aiui.i tab How our Flag
1. Jph..d pr J1r. and then a nr. al rft.!
tanr't IN WIN TIA" t"i""Ih; i'r''fi- took
,af Df.,to N"t,r. r'd.rith ',ir"H quartet Z lab
Kill, Mry"f. I.ttHhn. li"rback'E II. O,t'f
mann. S.n."i. Wilton Ian sud fraul'in Kl"h.