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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
NdrLcE "a cONTRAcT0RS.

Scaled prososals win be received for the
reminding OF the Childress county courthouse
~ Cltldress, Tex, until IL o'clock. the Bird day
OF .farrh. 1899, said hOuse.to be built of brick
with stone trimmings. The plans and specifi-
cation, can be seen q the office of the county
-lGre ut Childress, Tex. A certified check.
I4r.ble to W. p. Jones, county judge.o Ssfs1lkta
dress county in the sum u SliisisIs8ge!S1 accom-
rauv each pronGSS3s.ilz6 Guarantee OF good
Il ADfdder will enter into contract
ITI furnish satisfactory bond to the amount OF
tlraefourths the contract price.
all proposals must be fled with the county
gInrI. before the time above mentioned, and the
right is reserved TO reject any and all proposals
received.
BY order Of the commissioners court.
W. 2. JONES,
County Judge Childress County, Tex.
February - 1892
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

Wehave reduced our elegant Aristo, extra
finish cabinet photographs to $3.50. Call
early and avoid the rush. WORKS.
The Photographer.
Peoples Gallery, corner Fourth and Main
streets. Headquarters for fine photo
graphs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

I'll ft you every way, the finest in the
land. No trouble TO show goods. for have
lots Of EN- and they are the latest importa-
lions ". S. MATNEY.
The Tailor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

At the solicitation Of his friends F. ".
Chiles has consented to become d cancid ne
before the Democratic primary for the po-
sitien of alderman in the First ward
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINe.

The tenth regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the Fort Wortb.s,agErE
Denver City railway will be,zfesf stt tte
North d4ls1Rsz S+sseff 1st, at 1880 o'clock
sli9s tfahsfer books win close on Thur
day, January 18th. at 2:l5 oclock p. m, and re-
open on Wednesday, March I'd. ut 10 o'clock
q I'D. W. a. ROSs, Secretary.
! ~ Lwnrth IaE- lou 2s 1902
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

The board of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce will hold an important meeting
at II O'Clock this forenoon.
f. NJ. CLARKE, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
The Ladies, Reception.

After the concert the dancing hail was
thrown open and all who so desired tripped
the light fantastic toe until near the noon
of night. The attendance was very gratis,
fying, and the affair proved one Of those des'
hghtful social events that are the more en-
loyable because of their variety.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

Tie pleasant effect .sEd perfect safeF
with which lssfies m2s5pse the Cal ifefbia
liquid lRSatlpe Syraps of Figs, ygseepS all
conditions, n!akeSft thetri fayol5te remedy.
10 gsf'theftrus and ge9tine ,sArticle4 look
fogtfie udfnasof the CaHfoTxfa Fig S5ssEf
Cal, printeI near e,18ttoIfFo of the package.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

was in attendance and from the beginning
to the end of the last act they we're splen-
didiy entertained
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. 10 cONTRgcTORS.
kANKouNcEMENTs.

WUIIIL To IOHIHHI VIlO.
sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE
Of Architect a. N. Dawson. Hurley building,
Fort Worth. Tex, until o'clock p. M. on the
18Th day Of March, 1892, for furnishing an the
labor and materials required in the erection
and completion Of a city hall building for Fort
Worth. Tex. n accordance with the drawings
and -pecidcations. Each bid must be ReeqEEt
ranicd with certified cbeslssgz s1llS q
f'a0 Is gu9Eaatsss "a e8tstef = = III furnish
gQee 80 - i'-0ond 10 the amount OF
building within q reasonable length of time
after me contract is awarded The building
win be of stone or brick, or all stone The
bidders viii be required to submit sam les OF
same with their bids.
The right is hereby reserved to reject any
.-1 All bids G.. n. DAY,
Il. II. ORR,
JAS. RYAN.
Ruildino COmmittep
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

The people Of this country spent more
than 81, 600, 600 last year upon flowers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
II Going East Icy III. New

II Going East Try the New
Solid vestib1le train Of tt'tlss1ia a alad
Penn witch isaves St
tsssffs everS day at $40 a. m. It has no
rival, is frst-class in, every respect, and
will please you. Address CaEsBRoUGH,
Vandalia Line, st. Louis.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

7 respectfully announce myself as can
o.aate for the Office Of mayor of the city OF
Fort Worth, subject to the action OF the
Democratic ~ convention.
As ChlirmalSOf the finance SGsmmittee Of
orr city councillor the passtw years l
Recognize that tA main satures in the ad-
niaistrati0n Of Ne ~ government for
several years will tNts financial affairs.
Il elected mayorS Sal devote my time
and give my best EtenSon to the duties Of
the Office and the FfairsSf the city sener-
ally and shall a tocate NJ improvements
necessary or advisable forN upbuildlug OF
Fort Worth
an in favor Of progress, tempered with
Conservatism. THOMAS p. MARTIN
Fort Worth, Feb. Is, 1892.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.

The regular annual meeting OF the stoclhelesi
ef4 Uf the Fort Worth and Pea e mi
.lilWGy viii he ,heidsss t1aip 81 nc Company
ia she cibysoi tas<s SSefth on Tuesday. March
], - ~ II o clock, noon. W. A Ross,
Fort Worth, Texas Feb. /, 'q2. Secretary
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

According to the statistics given in the
latest directory. the Roman Cathoiie pOpula-
ton IN this country numbers 3 ~ 22l a
gain OF g., 255 during the last seaF
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

Thousands of peopsskave taken Hoods
Sarsaparilla as a AYeSentive Of the Grip
with success. tn medicine so purifes
the blood and bqf Its<up the strength that
the Grip cannot SverpA YOU
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19

FoRTr-EIGHTH DESTRUCTION. Y. A. sTED
MAN, JUDGE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-19
EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.
A webster's Dictionary to the Raiser of
Every Club of -Four Subscribers
to the Sunday Gazette

TINS GAzETTE's preu,,i.,IIE,,, Il;elIsIsss Pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
NEW YORK CrIN.

The death of Patrick Murphy, a laborer' lol years
Old Of NO. 673 Elcvcnth-ave., was reported at tle
Bureau of Vital statistics yesterday.
The Excise Board yesterday afternoon revoked tle
licenses he'd by John McGrcw for Frank stevenson 5
dive" known a Tie slide" at no lo' Biccc"r 't'
and Josephine p. smith, at No. l91 Go"cry' Inc
smith woman had ano,hr dsordcrly place in hcecher
st. President Moaim, OF the Board, gave testimony
against her.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings VIII deliver inc
Grafton al the dedication Of the thlis DIcAci mon
Printers Home Colorado springs, Col, on May H.
The Committee on Teachers of the Bolrd Of hHn
cat on held a meeting yesterday afternoon. lHe "p
noiutncnt Of Miss Moran principal oil "Iali'""
school No. 30 was considered No definite acu'h
WAS taLcn however. the school may bc cO''olui'-u
with another in the ncirhborhood
Among the passengers sailing on the North German
1ovd steamship IIavcI for Bremen and southampton
Yesterday were d. A. An,ell. G. = Hrage, "ral
Alarie c. Gomez Fariss Charles l.. Far, h. = H'l"''
/ w. Kilbeth. Lionel Sutro and family, DE- hHsc"c
stark and Martin Qustrop
Al the meeting Of the Board of Aldermen Yesterday
Alderman Bailey introduced resolution tnt the name
~ .cvcntlave above Onc-lundrcd ana tHth a''' dnu
Icr,meave which is a continuation oi ScNch'Hd'c,
he changed to sherman ave. 1t was Liza oNcT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
prRG1AE> Auur Irorp THE HARLEM.

There have been many rolh"r' Of houses IN I''r"nt
Mount Hope and West Farms In the Last Jew "ceas and
there was general alarm. The thieves generally confined
tlcir operations 10 the ground noor Ia" police have
tc dainty ,gflanf and number them have Tatroll"t
the Thirty fourth Precinct all night In citizens clothes. The
other nieht three captured VII" refused To 'ny
where thcy lived Civ" their Ia t pocket of one
~ t. ufi.ou,f- Wa found hhcd Of Gfpwncy Fdgan.
prnrcr, Of 80 .29f Wahlne.on-tVc The bhlh'0d was
Identified a, that had been stolen when the house vas
entered few nights bcop IT. had been taken with som,
ether Iapcrs from pocket Of Of several coat, that
Were taken by the burglars.
The nr.t the robhric- reported on tho night IT
D.ccpl.r %. when the home 81 Dr.. McDImott ~ West
Forms Wa, broken into and everything y value IN" first
floor taken shortly ar I'm, the the'c, visited the homo
of 4 T. Moult the florist. and secured rondcrobe money
and sil,crwac TWO house. Ia Jcromcase. those Of \.
Hall and j Iunt.r then visited. The home, II
F. Cotter % Onchundrod.,nG scvcny-ifthst and Bath
goc.ayc and Of H. Bainbrdgc ON hundred and scvcn.y
si\th.,t and Wa,hingtouNc. have recently been entered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
OTHER SUBURBAN To WIS.
WESTCHrSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLNIN~-Thc water question b, ih" All az
-orhlnc theme in White Plains just now. Hc''h'}
committee WAS appointed Pos the HoiN "i trustee "
have a better understanding with the N"~'h'>ier
Corntv Wat.r,yorls Company irlavc 90 price, charged
by the company 10 Pablo and priVai" consumers. MANY
complaint, had been made That the Nhi"r company
va, dovlatug from IT, contract. i "a, "'cf.d 'n"
the company. instead 81 charging - I"r annuW i"t
.- f,r , five mon, h,ti-c and ycuiy i've cents for
c,rh Add, lounl r.,m per auuum nd been tunuluS
meier, into dWclu.-. and had ls'fun 10 'llf' h br
r,t,. Pc. mi Hopper hl, Instructed the Water com
mif.e 10 consult IN the company relative To the cor
rcciinn Of abuse. and u satisfactory terms arc no.
arrived a. the village fathers thrn'n to Ak Tie con
II .uction IF another water -f.fru lu ihc village"
MOT NJ NEENON.-Thr Methodist Church was W'l
gld with t.opi. Last ul.t Wituc-, the pfcerui;i
ton Of the cintata The Holy CITY, FOR TIE hcn.it
81 the FpwuIth L.aguc and o." Ladies' Ma N"ir' d.
Professor Alfred Iallm the condue tor. ana hr ma
"a well trained chorus Of 1o' voice.. lhc e'iH>i.
wcr" Mr.. Julian Jordan. soprano. MI, Emma M"''
Ter. Of Sow York. coufEltp. William u. ll"NMhh "l
the church of the lut"roc--ou, NcW l"rh las .
lame Bird Of stanford tenor T. " Nioho!s. pianist,
md Nil VI. y. lIc,hcr. o,-ail-i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
LIE DISTILLED Ills SLfK ClNLD.

Al the Tomb- Police Court yesterday afternoon Lor'nzi
Ostrneyci, a carpenter, fOy-twO years Old was he'd
700 bonds for examination charged with nrScths MS
young daugnter. Early the morning the police o uc
Churchst. station tod That M,rc was case h""hH
attention az No. l2O Grccnwich-st \ policeman and a
special officer the Gerry society called 40 Tho house
and toll that little cight.ycaf-old girl, belonging
% a lodecr in the house had confined IN attic
room without food fire attendance since Monday morn
ing The girls father II said, WAS drunk wren last
Wncn the door OF the broken in the room wa,
barely large enough 10 accommodate the small
which contained. The floor without carpet and
had evidently been lire IN the stove for several
dav small wincow bIok'n.
pcatur Of the was below freezing point
IN the bed. covered only by sheet, lay little Fanny
O,umcycr. Doctor called In, aud found that mc
child va, suffering from pneumonia H. ordered her in-
med ate removal to the Ncw-NO,k Hospital
About the father was found IN drunken stnp1r
In saloon in Aibany-s and stcd. III, c>tinat ~
will take place to-day. Inc chld's condition Is con
dorfd s4rfofI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
nr,Tu OF MRS. HARRIET L. PACKER.

Mn. Harriet L. Packer, founder OF Packer lhstltuH
died suddenly from failure at her nome ID lu"
Place Yesterday. She scventy-"uc years o'u ~.
several wear, Mrs Packer had " in feeble health pu'
d,,ioc tho winter had been better. and on Monday va
ohla IN take her usual drive in the Park mr. r"o"cI
WAS the daughter OF Rev. Benjamin Puthah' "'''
knovn B.ptst clergyman of Massachusetts, ana was po'
I'm that state in 1s2O. In 1S42 she married "lin~" :"
Packer OF BROOKLYN who the founder anu i"i "A"'
wars the head Of we'll firm OF racer rre''
:, Nov York Ever .dnce her marriage Mr. Packer mao
vod I'm Rrookvn and Of it, btst-knowh anu mo-,
rblcsnirted women Her husband died IN lSol ieaNs
hor wiz, Two children and daughter both oil whom
survive her. . ,..-.,.- .,.oo -
William : Packer during his lifetime uuoe ''
the Rrooklvn Female Academy the only chool Tor young
women I'm the city at the time When in 1898 nle A'cS
, r.av DESTROYED by Mrs. Packer immedatey e"'e
tbe necessary fund. endow the Packer INSTITUTE "o"
Wa al once err cted Joralenost upon the sl'e oi e
old Acscriv which been purchased Tor the nc" IN
,jtuto1 Packer has been great success from
t. foundation and many Of prominent women IN
Brooklyn hold it, diplomas IS roll OF 900 Students anu
its reDuta OIL alo, Of rc best schools oil SECONDARY
instruction in the country monument 10 ME.
Packer Dr. Aonzo Crttcndcn the nF't presiueht u
the Institute held the place for over urS 'e"'
until his death. lie succeeded by Dr. truman D.
H.rkus the pre- heed Of the institution Mr. isckef
WAS prominent in many charitable works in Brooklyn ana
cl,elv identified best social interests FOR many
years she member OF the Church OF the Pilgrims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THY, sCHo0LMASTER ACQU ITTED.

The case OF Ludwig ThCms the schoOlmaster OF the
norlsr school OF St Lutheran Church. in North
Sx,hst who was arrested three weeks on complaint
Of Samuel Wandet president OF the board oil trustees VINO
charged him with threatening TO shoot him. wa tired be-
f,o Justice oottinp Yesterday The courtroom fl cd
with members congregation President Wandelt ;od
how he called Mr. ThOm the request Of the board Of
trustees asked him yaca.e the premises ana in -
plv Mr. Thoms had he alleged, threatened his life The
dend.nt that he had made threats any kind
mpv replied would Nacate the school building
until his contract with church society expired Justice
cetng dismissed complaint. To-day Mr.. Thoms viii
appear in Justice In civil in suit brought by
him against the Rev Somni pastor Of St Mathew =
Church To recover $50 delivered during the
pastors Illness 1t l. expected that some IN
terestlng testimony will be given.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
WANDERED AWAY ~ BELIhICM.

The police have been directed To search for Lawrence
CASEY a llborer thtysx years old. who disappeared
Saturday under peculiar circumstances Casey taken
to st. Josephs Home Brook.aNc. and One-hundr,1-
and forty thrds Jancary :. suffering from dcllrun
resulting from drunkenness His condi did not improve
and on Saturday he TO the Harlem Hospital.
The day decided 10 transfer him 10 Bellevue
Hospital and he placed the steamboat Of the De.
patment OF Charities and Correction which touched at the
dock hundred wcntlethst. and the Ensc River
10 receive patients for Bellevue Casey did To
Bellevue He missed time after he steamboat
reached the dock al Twcnty.siXtlst Nobody had
Casey jump overheard and it was possible that he had
wandered away from the dock unnotccd
His mother who asked the police to begin search for
him yesterday said Lived with ME- Croker at No o.
West Twenty .drst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
TO FORM LABOR EXCHANGE.

An unusual labor conference was heiu las' e' ,1
in Everett Hail. at Bridge and Wliiouehoy s''' ".'o
were present about fifty delegates from twenty NV
labor organizations At this conference the first Steps
were taken toward creating n labor exchange 10 10 10
under The control and management Of the muinciP"'
government, where unemployed wofhigHen anu IN
ing women whether members of unions or no'' CAL
procure employment free Of charge Inc sc"ciic d.
discussed at the conference would have the mu'lPAi
government sustain this labor exchange, wh"h "ouu
be in The CITY Hall or other suitable pubhc bnlu
ing. c +,
Michael Raphael. who proposed the scheme "'9' III
the Brooklyn Central Labor Union. spoke at iesI u
the advantages Of such an exchange. II "ouiu' hc
said. bring together all classes Of neutrality-suspicious.
and non-unon men-and w/3l put them all OH DetuI
terms with each other than they now arr III "onu
materially lessen the expenditures OF wordhs PcoP''
who are often put considerable expense 10 secure
places lie referred 10 the labor exchange icccntN
Established in Paris. which has already Oceh Pr"
uOunced a $500, tlr. Haphael> Si-ge 'uolN Ely ul
approval OF the delegates who appointed comltHe oi
i've 10 confer with Mayor Body, the bOaN oi Auel-
men and Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Dr. William {. Bral,n will lecture before the
WaverIy Young Mems Club 10 night " How Not t.
Take Cold
Professor IIjalmar H. Boycsen delivered an enter
tanning lecture upon Russian Nllists and NOvcl,ts,
before members of the Brooklyn Institute In Association
Hall Yesterday afternoon. lie treated at length Of the
teachings of TolstOi and TOurgenef. "The Memoirs
of SPORTSMAN" Of the latter instrumental. he said
in abolishing serfdom in Russia. lie Will speak
week upon Bjornsterne and Ibscn and the Norwegian
School OF Novelsts"
Louis Gras steward Of the steamship Cashmere
which arrived the Pierrepont stores yesterday from
Rio Janeiro died from yellow fever on the voyage.
No germs OF the disease can remain in the frosty
weather prevailing.
The VIII OF Dr. Daniel Ayrcs who died last week,
WAS offered for probate yesterday. 1t beqnclths to
his widow all Of his estate for the use Of herself and
Children lie left estate valued at 100000. His
ifts for educational purposes IN his lifetime amount
10 about 100000. The widow and two sons are the
executor
DIR Holm A. Arnold who recently removed from
tho most of Medical superintendent Of the county sic.
and insane paupers aud placed IN charge OF the
County Hospital, place he formerly held. has re-
signed, and his place Will be filed to-day. Dr. W. >
Fleming is row the medical superintendent OF the
insane.
Anton Weber CITY Auditor, has had a bill drawn
up for presentation the Legislature increasing ms
salary from $500 to $1,000 year.
The second concert under the auspices OF the De-
psrtment Of Music Of the Brooklyn Institute VIII be
given this evening In Association Hail. Max spicKei
will direct it and he will be assisted by Arthur FRED
he.m piano, Richard Arnold, Rudolph Nagcl, cclio and
Miss Olive Fremstadt, alto
The Nineteenth Ward Republican Association
through committee composed Of Charles Glass, Ernest
Walters F. w. Angel. q. W. y. Slsson Edgar Miller
and George lvens, has sent a formal vote OF thanks
TO state senator Asphalt for the position he took In
the senate Oh the outrageous contempt proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Trial Of c. W. Harris before Recorder Smyth
Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meetings
HELEN Barry's suit against Rose Coghan' supreme
Court
Church Club supper, Clarhs evening.
Torrcy botanical cub Columbia College p IN -
So, Of Temperance annual session. Everett hai''
BROOKLYN. 49,,
Funeral Of exCongressman W. L. Robinson Brooklyn
p. ~ - r.,,..,
Prison Association conference. No 135 East fiteehh'
St, p. III. 1890.
l., taiatiop 4, the Rev A. F. Newton Rochester Avenue
Congr, at!onal Church. Brooklyn, evening.
elisa Post No 264 q. A. L., ball, Lexington Avenue
Opera House.
Concert at Bloaklyn Institite' p. H.
od,t, c,r, ,r,,,Ic entertainment, Berkeley Lyceum,
y. N.
Emerald ioll Academy Of Music, brooklyn
Ar,bacoiocral society Hamilton Hall. ) 80 p. m
XXIId District E,pub lean Committee NO LIS iH'
D. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
NEWARK
VI " 4lININs
HE GOT A WIFE BY ADVERTISING

HE GOT A WIFE ~ NDN I'M
The suit OF Robert II. Maple against Florence Douu
Manic his wife in The Vice Chancellors court yester
day. brought out a queer story. Maple Is siA'y-@eh
wears cid, and lives in Neptune Township Mohmou,''
County. in 1--5 he lost lis Wiie' al" l"'oi II, u
same wear he inserted an advertisement III Il Ne"
v.ri, ,ocor t,r q new coupaniou. lie received q
number Of answers, among which was one fro"
Florence Dodd, with whom he began c'Fie'pouc =
which resulted in a marriage. Inc "o'"'ii S'u ~
was fortv-ive years old and had been a WHO" nv
,o,-s Tncv were married on June =, 15-9 ana the
relation, hip appear, TO have been mutual! PeSn d
until October Of the same year. when Maple ""' III
duccd 10 deed over 10 his vile Ills "'uSo ','u ~
rhen. if /, averrcd the womans manner changed
.hc said rhc prop,rtv bought other real estate ana
began what the husband regarded a. ne VI cA'|r
aeancc Maple, in hi, complaint |" Inc r H"mar, %" i,
49, f,und thai his wife OnSl any fIorcH,e
rostcr that in January. 1-61, she married one In9
Woramer i'm BroohIyn. and in lo'' married W y,
Dodd her first husband being awe. i,Vlu opti"
a divorce from her on this sr0u q. Nl"Pc S,' ua,
recover his property on me pea th'' wv ~
not legally H.aIilcd 10 hlIh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
THEY OPPOSE HE NEW EXCISE LEGISLATION.

The board Of Managers Of the National Temperance
Society field a we'll attended meeting last night AT No
81 Rcade-st T. \. BrOuwcr was In the chair.
resolution was unanimously adopted against the pro
posed excise legislation at Albany especially the
sunday opening OF liquor stores. committee was ap
pointed 10 represent the society at Albany. me
mortal 10 Congress was adopted. asking Chat add
tional appropriation in aid Of the Worlds Fair shall BE-
accompanied by the p?oviso tat TIC Exposition shall
be closed sundays.
The board also rec gnzcd the sgna service gwen
TO the temperance cause by Cardinal Manning and
lamcntcd his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
TIE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM BAIL.

The annual tai of the Hebrew orphan Asy'ui
Society WAS held in the Brooklyn Academy Of Music
Iast evening and was brilliant aid successful ahar
Mayor and Mrs. Body pr sent ana cccupl-d the
box set apart for them, which was especially decorated
for the occasion. The committee which made the ar
rangemet, for the tall lt that their efforts hau De'
crowned with success Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs Ira LEO hamburger. Mr.. and MIS-. ~
Abraham. Mr. and Mrs Lippman AIensbe?g. Mr.. and
Mrs Moses May, Mr.. end Mrs. benjamin tr)ner Mr;
and Mrs. David W. sen. The Ieccp 5 Z, To S"rll
The fund OF $4,000 for "A building for the asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-27
FOR TIE FUNERAL OF W. f. ROBINSON.

At the funeral Of eN-CongIessman william H. kool"-
son in the Brooklyn Tabernacle this afternoon 'he
nallbearers Will lie Abram ;. Hewitt. Robert bonner
isaac DAYTON Thomas y. Rocker. the Rev d. thIlcs
II Hall benjamin ID. >illman. Herbert L. fr'"Sln'"
and BernaId Peters DR.. I. Dewitt Talmage VIII d7
,, r odd,,,ss Of eulo.1 4 private service Will be
held nj the house. No. 81 second Pace. at "mch DT
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