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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-02-25
LOCALS.
HsE Crockery sale at the Hustler.

Miss Carrie Beisenstein, of Neenah,
is the guest of Mrs. John Steib.
They take the cake! Beggs' Little
Giant Pills. Sold by II. H. Voss & Co
Bezg THE Hustler is the recognized
headquarters for everything in tinware.
Mcmillan Bros will erect cold
storage building in the spring to provide
for their fast increasing business.
If your hair is falling out or turning
gray try Beggs' Hair Remover. Sold
and warranted by HI. H. Noss & Co.
J21m3
Mr.. and Mrs. +. McKinnon are
planning trip through the western
states They will probably 60 in March.
HeSpThe star that leads them all in
Sewing Machines, hardware, groceries,
ETC. L. NJ. Nash & Co.
Mrs. Post, mother of Mrs. J. W.
Cochran, is gradually sinking. Her
husband is also confined to the house
with la Grippe.
Mr.. Horace Wickham, of Milwau-
kee, is in the city disposing of lots in
his addition to Centralia. See his
advertisement in another column.
The clerks in Johnson, Hill & Co.'S
store have their show windows very
nicely decorated this week with shoes,
hats and handkerchiefs. Such enter
prise is commendable.
Miss Rose d. Cole, a teacher of
stenographv, is in the city the guest of
Miss NanSlate. Pupils desiring to learn
this art will do we'll to call on her as she
wishes to form class here. She comes
we'll recommended.
Fred Loock, a young man sixteen
years of age who was employed in the
F. MacKinnon Manufacturing Co.'S mill !,
met with an accident Tuesday in which
the two first fingers Of his right hand
were badly cut Dr. Hougen dressed
them.
The statement of the condition of
the bank of Centralia published the
past week shows condition which is
very gratifying. Loans and discounts
amount to S95 ,261 81. Deposits amount
to S94,9 900. For private bank they do
a nice little business.
Mr.. Fred Wollmuth wants all his
customers, in fact anyone who is in
need of new suit of clothes, to know
that he has received his spring stock of
goods and invites you to call. He
his work at reasonable
prices, give him a call.
Mr.. Frank Garrison, President of
the South Centralia Pulp and Water
Power Co. has recently been in St.Louis
where he sold large order of print
paper. The product of this mill is
winning quite a reputation In the paper
market of the west.
A good joke is told on Ii. \.
Sampson, a stakeholder in the Ober-
beck Furniture factory. 1t appears
that he was on the second floor in the
factory looking around when the
foreman on that floor stepped up to him
and said they did not allow loafers and
tramps to lounge about he factory. He
was ordered out.
Mr.. J d. LaBreche is authority for
the statement that he and DR.. De
Grandpre applied at the office of the
Oberbeck Furniture factory for per-
mission to go through their institution
He was asked if he lived in Centraia
and on answering in the negative, was
told by the person in charge that Grand
Rapids people were not allowed to 20
through the factory. Therefore they
did not 90 through.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-02-25

Ia Fresh bread at the Cluster
1 loaves for % cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-02-25

~" Fresh bread four loaves for % cts.
at viii Crosses.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-02-25
C.. M. & ST. PAUL r, r

Departure of trains from Centralia and G. r
TRAINS NORTH.
No Pass. daily except Sunday......... $40 a. m
No. 80 Pass Sunday only ...............11:11 a. m
No. way freight daily except Sunday. 1920 IN
No. accommodation g g g 9:O6 a. m
No.9 3" g Saturday10.50 a. m
TRAINS SOUTH.
No. Pass. daily except Sunday p. m
No way freight daily ex. Sundays.....2:45 p. IN
No accumulation g LILO p m
No 10 q ....2:15 q. IN
Tickets to all points in the United States and
Canada.
j. NJ. PATTlSON, Local Agent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04

sDr Morgan GitD Slid,
Mutern unb MiIb 0eppt,
SribimO : StraBe, smii6en Maim utlb
Militdr plasa. Gleif@, Semitic,
8efliigel tets an Sanb gu ben niebrigs
fen M~arftpreiien. Poftfarten tperben
fur 8efteaungen gratis bertbeilt. 9eles
pbon 81. ollie @~uftrdge tperber prompt
ausgefibrt. Gren9 & 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04

baB N1es in Nlent mebr gegeu i'm gez
iiinbigt tpurben it, dig er ielbit eeiiirz
bigt bat. Sebenfals bat feline Wflltter
niemals, ipeber in @ebanten, Worten
nod Werfen, ben Geriu6 gema9t, bic
beiben iungen 8atten BON eina1ber gu
trenneit, iie bat pielmebr bur6 Na6f6t
un6 6ur6 Sreigebigfeit 1T ieber Weife
ba3u b%eigetragelt, bas Slid Der 8eiben
3u f0rbern unb gu iidert, iotpeit iibers
baupt bon Ser M0gli6feit eines baue
ernben Slides slpii6en 5pei 10 uns
glei6artig angelegtea @barafteren bic
&e6e fem FAINT"
IS lit pirfli6 erfreuli6, baB bur1
bieie Sarlegunget 8laines Elm aages
meil1er umi6lag in Der 6fentli6en
Meinutg eraielt porben lift, in Solge
beien iebt aud Sieieniger ben ereiien
unb fra1tfe1 Staatsman11 ieirer 6amis
lieniorgett tpegen bebauer1t, tpel9e in
benfelben nod bor &ur3em cine i1eue
8elegetbeit erblidteu, ibm an5ugreifen
unb f6mdben.
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Wefmmbbeit LIT @eibtbmit !

Or. q. 9. 2Befs Merpenz nab @ebirn : aur lit ea
serentirtes fpeetf5des SeiImittel FIR Ssferie. srams
yle, nerpofe M%snralsia, acpfidmersen, nerp6fe nebers
se9ans ane GDlpannlng, rerurio@t hurA ben hbers
mabsgsn @enuf rcn NIfctpIrber Tdtat; G&IafIpEas
Y Matnftnn ausartet nnb aassmeines Glenb, Gte&s
sgnm IND 4en terbstffbrt. GS tf aud Elm SetImittet
1e3en trab3sttt8es Nltern, stsen ~fufru4tbarfett, Snas
peten5 tet beteen @efnIehterns Spermatprrtpea, pers
ssia4t eur# sstftge HebetanHrensuns pber burn
5n8en6l1nsen. sSehe S4ahteI enttdif BITE 9ur fhr
stnen ARpnat. $l.00 BITE SdaateI, cher 8 GHa&teIn
xstr earontirens bas6 S6ohteln iebeH TaG better.
neseen; Nett teesr geheuuns fur 8 S9aatsIn, bic Bel
ans mtt eein yretie %etnidnft, fenben ptr benz 8efeuer
eslEBlrld{&t6en renn has Wltttei te.re SeiIuna be-
rtslf Gsa9s SAetne iuerben nur a~ussetrut POM
Ssumtret sfrett, Gan %sntcnfO, Gssas.
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u. s. Paris. s. 81. &otbtpel
PARIS 4 ROTHWELL,

pbOtOsrapbif6es Ntelier,
No. II unb 10 @eftsg ommereezs traBe
San Mntonio. Sic a%lerneue1ten @en=
res in photographer fein ausgefiibrt,
ebenio elegant menn ni6t better, mie
irgenb ipel6e I'M Staate. 2~ebensgroBe
@raponz Portraits unb ale Nrten bon
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt eure Bilber
ni6t Sremben, um ie pergr0Bern gu
lafen, menm bic grbeit bier bon perz
antiportii9em &initlern CUR polen 3uz
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt perben fam.
Mir liefern 1ur arbeit erfter &laKe ab.
Nnfi6ten bon @ebdlben tperben auf>
genommen unb ale Muftrdse auBerbalb
bes Ateliers prompt befprgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
s. aalteser & eobu,
@buleiale- uab Netails9 raggiftem,

Das &etailz @ei9dft, iotpie Bic &ez
eeptl1r obiger Sirma iinb bic bebeutenbz
ften lit 9an MntpAio, tpopptt Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 gu iiber3eugen @elegens
belt bat. @8 berri6t in Der Mpotbefe
gerabesu elm pbdnomenaler gerfebr;
man erbdlt bier aaes frii6 = bat in
alem 9epartements, namentli6 aud in
benz Der patentme6isinen = bic gr6Bte
Q1spabl unb bic &eeeptur 1T ben be-
fen unb gemifenbafteiten 9dnben attz
bertraut. Das Wbolefale : @el9dft
mimmt BON Sabr su Sabr eiiten sr6Bez
ren umfang an, benn bic &potbefer tn Der
Stabt unb auf Dem 2ambe baben bic
grfabrnag gema6t, baB iie bier bors
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf baS prontps
tefte bebient tperben. Die Girmaeaalts
eDer itebt nit ben erftem 0dulerm Der
Ser. Staten III 8erbinbung mnb int
portirt biele Nrtifel brett in bebeuten>
ben Guantitdten. Nuf Outrage tperben
preisliften berianbt. Wir f6n11en aGen
mnferen betrefenben 2efern ratbett, nit
obiger reaommirten Girma sef6dftli9
ataufniipfen.
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Dr.. Hathaway
Spbn 8~rpabfpot, m. D., MfRftent.
Specialist oes Cuestens.

Jun1e Mdnner,
wel6e In Gplse BON
9u9enb $ Slnben
an Rerpenf9pd9e
letben, t~brt9eben$.
trait ~uutersraben
5aben unb TIRE
Mdnnlihfeit rertps
Ten, fputen ben be-
rHbmten Or. 9as
ttawap ipfprt cDnz
fultiren. 8elge6t
ntdt, Herpentranfs
bet unit ober ctae
Grdume wtrD ptf<
fenf@aftlt6 unb
mad ben ~nedeften
WethDben betans
belt nub NIT benz
sr6bten &rfpls.
@s fpmmt nt@t
baraaf an, Oh man
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04
g@ledbt nnD mmtpiirS;a

Der Seadtuns inb @ebeimmitteI, uup eS stebt ipi&e
nur 70 piele, bon benen b~ebauptet ptrb, man tbnne mt
tbnen etnsepuraelte f6rperlt&e aeieen ipfcrt bebeu. 81
stebt aber feines, NIT BEN ba8 m6sli& wdre. Gbrp.
nii&e nebeI t6nnen nidt ausenbltdIt& ~beieitist perben.
Der fortbauernpe @etraud ether pirtliden Msbt,iu,
mite spfetter's Maseusg ttters 1T, rdumt NIT 3rOnt
iGen pbpNiaen astben auf. @i4t bas s~erinste biefe
lsseren in ietnem Wibertanbe sesen Webisineu TT BIZ
9erfcpfuns, fur bereu Sebuns baS Bitters BET bauern
Der Gnpenonns ~beicnberS ~seetsnet tf. Diefe art bel
nnterletbSfrantbetten 1T elm 9eibeu, BEN man frabsettti
unb ipitemattih gu Settle seben fclte. Gbenie tft'8 mi
fetnen sew6bnltden geslettern- 2eberleiben unb DPS
repfia. Set ptefen, BET Malaria, Rbeumatismn8
Nierenleiben uno nenerptnaS Bet Der Grippe bat fc
rieie beften8 unb aud ppn GerSten empfpblene Mebt,tl
ala etn uu,ipetfelbaft pertbpoueS Mtttei ~eripteieu. Is
ptrb BON ni4ts hbertrpffen, penn eS barahf anfommt
ben S&waden nnb Nerp6ien ardfte su perletben.
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Serr g.. s.. Mnaer. SIN 917 8

Serr 6. s. Miaer, SO PIT Ofz
9ouftom Strabe bdlt itets bas poll=
fommenite Eager 1T 3ei9enmateriaz
lien, 9apeten, Garben, @las, Spiegelz
glas, 8ilberrabmen, Girnifen unb alert
3ei6nenz un6 Maler=n teniilien. &iintz
lerii6 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &c. ii16 in elmer iebensmsrtben Sal
lerie our Mnii6t unb gum 8erfauf ausz
geffeQt. Sn Sapeten unb 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bag @ef6madpoate unb
Neuefte bort gu fi1ben.
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Sci Der Wieber : gr0ffuuuq

Sci Der @ieber gr0Rnung Der
frans0ff6en 9eputirten : &ammer err
f6ien Der neue premierminiiter 2ous
bet urb bic iibrigen neuerr Minifter
gum eritem Wale in Der aammer. 2ous
bet betrat iofprt bic 9ribiine unb berlas
cine @rfldrung in ge5ug auf bic Yoliz
tit, iuel6e bas neue Minilterium befol=
gen wiirbe. 9ie @rfldrung purbe
5iemli6 fiibl aufgenommen.
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8adlens Mrntea Gable.

Die bette Galbs Der Welt fur S6nitte, Aueti&uns
gen, @eidnIre, Stebers uub autsQu8i&lds, Glette,
Sefprunsene 9an6e, Srpfbeulen unb aae Sauitraut.
betten ; turirt 9dmrrrbpiben pber feiue 4esabluns.
Sbgtse 3ufrtetenteit ~saranttrt pber ea8 @elb uirh
,urude.itattst. % Gents ete SdaAtei. Gum gerfaui
In alien apettetsn. &estsb 9rstb, Gbsmpipn & Co.,
Mbpleiate.
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Former,

tpel6e Neutrality-suspicious. 5u faus
fen miini6en, folten fi9 an Sips
9aarmannu en6en, Inn beren err
ftanmli6 nie6rige 8aarpreife gu err
fQhren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-03-04

-. N A M. ID.
6teyens @ebdube, 80 nnb So @eft : gpnlmerceltrafe
Son Nntpnto, TeIas, cine Ireppe bod.
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: 9ie beiten Oberbemben, u,tterz
seug unb Soiletten @rtifel bel 9 a IT.
# & Spbm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
vo.TJrTHN NEW. Jersey COUNTIES.

HOBOKEN -, ceircd Cronheim has sold hi variety
theatre 70 Ludwig kucn>tlcr, oil Ncw-Iork the par
chase price mentioned in the deed Wa coOoo 'ron-
helm will be tiled Tor keeping dl'cFdeiN honso
PA~sAIC-A meeting 10 organize q local branch oi
the Young Mems Christian association was held on
Thursday night, in the city hall. one hundred ana
twenty nine charter members were enrolled. board
Of fifteen directors elected, "a, follows: ~ Mayor
g. NJ Howe. Dr. II. II. Hutton, y swan Brown, i. Il.
toollate, Daniel Dcmarc,t. T.. f. NcstcOtt. George W
Finch, David Carlisle. +. VI. Moore. X. d. Kent y. g.
kimlnll. Il. Outwaj"r ~ 1. t'roocOck, X. Ii Is nS'-
bury ard +. y. Baker. Frederick i'ougass. cN-
UniIod Staes Minister 10 Hnyu, lccturcd IL the
Methodist Church last night. III behalf Of the building
fund oI the Baptist congregation. Ills sutJ't va,
The Republic of liayu.' and a large audience H.
tened 10 him.
ELIZAEETII.-loscph Wet, Tor number Of yearS
prominent carpet aud furniture mere liant, at No.
- Brad-st.. died Yesterday, at hiS home In ili'a-
beth from Fright, disease. ON" Of bis brother j. -
carpet merchant Irrth Amboy and another al
Elilabcthpor. He Wa forty Yeas Old and leaves 1
wife and three children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
NEWS FROM NEW JERSEY I.
PATTERSON.

There war in Main-st., from bFoau"'S ~
IIouten-st, yesterday mOrniug between u'o ''0'
Railway Company, owner Of the clec"l0 mn
several storeAcepers. The tradesmen Won, Anu 30 a."
result no car, were running YESTERDAY, anu pc'Po :"
the suburbs WHO were used TO depending ." u" -
had b. wade between their homes and PAGES - "a.
nes, through the deep SLOW. When sno" mas '''',"
the railway company has been in the habit VI p'o"P"
ing the ,tuf on lis tracks ard png II up 'cd' '"0
cprb The merchants could not then get their o'Nc''
wagon. I'm front o: their place. This time we "'>''
men resolved that they wouldn't stand It, lHcS d'"0
Themselves with shovels yesterday. and when inc s''cc
railway, gangs threw tie snow oil the tracks mo
the ,to,ekeepcrs and their clerks threw IL Dac"'
the company ran car up and down the piocA' i"o
crf.r, WAS rather good-ustircd first, but soon 10 g9t
heated and began TO punch al et,n o'''' p'Iicn
handles Of snowohOycl- aud other implements IuIoc
Clptnin Bnson arrived and reminded Shpctl' i,,
p,ftereW OF the railway company. tdt ne We ~
iuc the city ordinances by ploughns ono" Un '.'e
tracks without ca!tins il away, and tEa' ne mus
crD1 in "A lawful manner withdraw MS IoFNc. nv
superintendent did tie latter, and The merchants "eiI
,-,r,nrious Manager Lawcss, OF the company shIu
mai thew could not afford 10 cart the snO" away
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
III. MryDrS'S 4SSAiLAyr BRorGHr BACK.

jose Mezzlch the hceglr who rhot the Rev. Dr
P,cira Mcndc, Ninihst, snd Philadelphia
ty brought birk this city yesterday hy De-
tcc.cNcrecaut, Heidelberg a.d Jacobs. had shaved
beard hl, flight and hc appeared u have lost
She leg. which probably had been assumed
when he begging the synagogue The detectives
aid III. made attempt from them in Phila.
deiphil. and like deer for hort distance. lie had
d number Of lcttere recommending him 10 Charitable
Ucbew,. One signed BY Dr.. Mendcs, and Others had
been written by Dr. Gotthc! Of hi, city The Rev Walter
Con. u Philadelphia. and the Rev. Joseph Leucht of
Newark. The pironer was taken In the afternoon TO the
house u DR.. Mendes In Nnth.st.. be Identified lie
turi,ed pale. but made reply when Dr. Mendes asked
him. why did YOU do this ?" Or. Mendes IL getting we'll
rapidly His Asailant has been indicted, and he will DO
auaiened in Court Of Gcnel al Sessions to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
POLICE POOLSELLING AMENDMENT.

The Police Board yesterday voted 10 ASK the Legislature
to pas, amendment Tn. Penal Code by which the po
sellers this c.ty be prevented from eNading the
the pretcnc> OF carryinE commission bua
ness II is amendment which Comm, siOner
MscIesn drew up last week, and provides fine or IN
prsonucnt ony person who publishes communicates
Information regarding pools in the city tut Mr. Macl@an
added 10 IL following: The word put lshos does
include. the puryew OF this section. printing
news In a regular news aper."
Before the vote the question Of recommending the
amendment taken, President Martin said ut seems
that this might protect the newspapers but It might
pave reporter Ia danger Of imprisonment why could
the reporter who sent dispatches from race track to
ne wsaper be arrested under this amendmentT'
Mr. MacIcan said tile rider at the end Of the section
would prevent trouble for the newspaper The OBJ
lect OF the amendment take from the BOOKSELLERS
the excuse they direct itlon with the
race tracks and commissions O.. the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
y4>slR STUDENTS GIVE CONCERT.

About 800 loyal friends Of Va,sar COLLEGE met ut
concert n aid % the scholarship fund Of the Nns>lr
students Nd society OF ulis oty AT shcuy's last
night. The programme consisted " several chOrses
by the Na,-ar Glrc club. composed ~ Miss Anna l."
Pcrln. leader. Miss Edith ~ Parker. Miss Lille C.
ionch. Miss Mludc 4. Ilench. Mis- Mary l.. Packard
Nil Add l.. Iatimcr, Miss Elizabeth &. Palmer Miss
Harriet \. Wool. Mis- susan 4. Champion, Miss
Clare--a T.. White. Miss Elizabeth Vi. Andrews and
M,, Helen VI. Sladc Tie club had the assistance Of
Professor XnVcr >charwcnka and Walter PetIct,
pianist Emil GIamm. viorni.t; Y. Rocker, tenor (;
Fritz Grumlachcr. cello and Miss Emily Winant con
ratio. The usher, Dewitt Eally, Charles c.
Erainerd. James G. Crop-ey f. Rodney FSke. {. W.
Lcnlngv"ll and Frederick r. Iabr.shc.
The entertainment given under the patronage
" Mn. Truman j. Backus. Miss Martha ". BcCkel
Mr.. Frederick Bciamy Mr.. Frederick II. Belts. Mrs
Arthur Brooke, Ms. j. Wells Champney, Mrs. Joseph
H. Cloate. Mr.. william Dean ilOwcll> Mrs. J. =. A.
johnson. Mr.. Roster Johnson. Mrs. Francis p. Kin
uicuit. Mo seth Low Mr., Henry Marquand, Mrs.
Henry G.. P.ttcr. Mrs. Everett II. Wheeler and llrs.
Edward WinsOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
FREDERIC r. COUDERTS VICTORY
EASILY FLECTED ~ THE MANHATTAN CLUB De
SPITE TAMNANY HALL"

EASILY ELECTED ~ THE MANHATTAN CLUB De
SPITE rAMNANY HALL
1t was nearly , O'Clock yesterday morning before
the tellcrs able to announce the result OF inc
Manhattan club election which took place at the club
house on THURSDAY night \, had Deen predicted
Frederic X. Coadcrt led the poll, running moc than
100 votes ahead II any other candidate. EXCEPT Judge
TuiaX. About $50 votes were ppllcd. the largest
nUfni or AT any election If the club ever held.
The live candidates for member, Of the Board OF
Manager, who were successful were Mr.. Coudert. who
received 800 votes, Judge Charles II. TrtaS, VINO
received $40. Char,c, b. Poet who came next with
80 votes. j. Edward simmons, who had 80. ana
Assistant District Attorney Harry d. Macedonia who
obtained the lowest number Of any elected candidate
af,i received goo votes. All but Mr. Macedonia we're
former gpvcrnors and were reelected. Mr.. Maodoaas
rer.olaI roIular', IN tAc club had much t. d" with
t,. .r,,css tld dee defeat az Edward -chcu. ic,hc-
the Tamnlany element concentrated It, Sold strength
upon Mr.. MACEDONIA.
Tho .caal triumph Of Mr. Coudert has put n
qcts, for the present ~ least. upon the talk about
sIpcr-cding him In the club presidency. The
Board II Managers VIII meet and organize for tho
coming year Oh the second Thursday evening IN April
~ nov madc up IL Is composed Of o. &. baldwin j..
sergeant cram. L. H. Liv ngston. Robert Maclay,
f. r. p.ndlcton, u. 4. Gilbert. g. -. Haven, John
Hone. Walter stanton. w. e.. Whitney. T. l.. Coudcrt
G.. l.. Poet. j. Edward simmons, {. II. Truat and
H. D. Macedonia. According To Treasurer Mac nays re
,urt the club, eIo-, receipt, for the year ending
March ! were 900 $50 80. The disbursement, were
r.fOG-- -. Duc. furnished the largest Item Of the
receipts. The bar brought IN @'6,iOO 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
NEWARK.

A mass meeting OF Italian Catholics was heiu at NO
4s MarSet-st. lat night 10 demand the sI'p"hSo" WI"
punishment of Father All the young syrian pIlost Dc
,,,,, ~ the Catholic Church Of our Lady Of Mount
Carmel who Is accused of Outragng scven-ycdfo'l
girl a pupil in the parocEal school MI IS no" nhicr
bail awaltin. the action Of the Grand jury but ne h'9
not been suspended from his priestly functions pE
ri4hop WiPcer who has publicly expressed ms pen
Thai the charge is the result Of conspiracy ana ''
the priest is innocent. About 10 Italians were pr
en- and tLerr WAS strong feeling eApieNsed II wa
rrsolved 10 appeal directly - the Cardinal ID punish
tho priest and to Father echOtihocicf NJ '
relor from Newark. and Ill his pace Win az human
priest.
Frank T. Magec. the postmaster III lloIh'Iel non
month County. who arrested on thursday on Il
hara Of rObbing the mails committed 10 jan III
dotInt of ~ 900 bail Yesterday by ncd states tom
missioner Lilehead, 10 await the action OF the odi
.Iurv al Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
CENTRAL PARK RACETRACK,
COMMISSIONERS EAGER FOR WORK.
THEY PASS RESOLUTIONS AT oNcE-MAYoR

THEY PASS RESOLUTIONS AT ONCi--MAAOH
GRANT FAvoRs THE VIOLATION.
,r,. p.r, Con,,ss,,,.rs have lost no fine in push
I'm. forward nr.nor,,ion for establishing the race
- - -, -. .,a -. Con,rol Park Thoy held
snec,al meeting YESTERDAY At which President Albert
-, -, C,,.e,onon- Nathan Strains and Paul
- 80. ..nt commissioner Tappen was de
D""" ""'o pen - rh. conr',..ion.r. sat
49,, a p.o.id.n, Counn called attention
WIN 0'"sou Uoois -, rInu,or Rod .,gn.6 the
~, - , -, ala..,,. ogorea tho following:
'''I - ] 'rta, a. poord of Estimate and Appor-
hesol'cr innt cts reouested r. authorize the
xnenatnre NJ siO coo by this Department for salaries
90 ,bE Sac.sary engineering force 10 rfake surveys
of inc necessay - md HpeciGcatons for tho work
an" h ddne under and pursuant 70 vet entitled
= an Act 10 Cm,' pol IN me civ Of New YORK"
annrov q. March 80. ISL.
HeSovea; in S r hnder he Supervision OF
andscape aTchect to forthwith stake out the route
peI s E tha nsceSs.ry surveys detail plans and
and sne se TO carry on, the provisions the b
70 authorize tho construction Of public drive " ths
Central a5 PARK In INC Guy u N'"
rhey were adopted by the concurrent vote Of the
three Commissioners present. strous pressure 10
eject this hasty action came direct, it is understood
from the Tummany Hall bosses, Commissioner t,a,
Gallup and Dsa aefrndsd 'n9s aSro S provisions
Do' . .'l ,aN mo- other course LEFT but TO carry
a" f te , enactment They had been 50 advised they
cid nv Charles BIsndy Assistant Corporation Counsel
I'm, he h
lie held that the "oiu " a.. !. I'D
mandatory significance Mr.. Blandy said thaV IL hSN
- 49, cha c,urt AZ Appeals
been 10 consuuoo " ". -. a,,na, hi, oninion NJ
Controller Myers Ielused 10 cAPo'N H' 'p
ia ,neas,,re ar to sly what course he would take
M, 1,o r,otter came before the Board Of Estimate
ui'a .,'o ,a dos MOT coacur. however in the
"Wednesday lie doeS hoO 0"''''' .,s g.
Tammany Interpretation OF the word "a"horlle'
The reported anxiety of the Tammany masna'eS 10
- -, a., o.,, ., huIldng the racetlack
hurr! loT""iu '''o WIN " ,rua, mimic, which
received continuation III tne w., nroi.rt
:, "a.
yesterday lie s"u' An, - ann
have looked into the seDJett caiet ~. 80 80 81
ready 10 commit NY SIu ~ - ,in he nuch adverse
am convinced that while there VIII Pc ".ovh i,,a,e
criticism until the work y aooOlnPnsneu t1 oio,d az
result will be one OF Pioin sAusl.st on, % 6a,d
the time OF the Horse nov thst All VA nose
In the interest b. the animals on cA,nvio ;,,v may
who could not afford 10 own nor anu posT}S ,tS
never be able u, siiOwcu IL tba+ taken hy
Of the valuable aliliAS MOI NJ a1s" an onn.nrtli-