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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-28

There are i've stsf~~ with sev~nty-av~
electors in which a change 90 per cent.
of the vote of IsSs roaid change the pe-
Iiticai complexion ct their electors TIE
responsibility rests upon you 60 vote ard
ths' all members 90 your party do -.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-28

Fortune, they say. s flckle jade,
Inconstant asa mortal maid.
And yet, IN her disdain OF me,
She is o pearl OF constancy.
PUCK
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-28
NEWTON BLACK.

Atty at Law-onice on South side of Diamond
Butler. Pa.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1892-10-28

1t is the duty Of every RepublicaH
voter TO begin to-day, now, and make g
study of the new voting system Of his
state, aad not only TO study it for him
self. but to instruct ais neighbOr and s
neighbor's neighbors in it. 1t Is als1 .s
duty to 20 to the polls and vote on Gle.
ti9n day. whether he likes this new f.
gled way OF voting or not, and also &C.
see that his ueighbor and his neishbrg
neichbors do the same thing.
II he does it. if you do it. the con g..
ued prosperity of this country under
present and splendid system Is assn
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Il. II, Clitt:rd, New Cassel, Wis.
WINS troubled with Neuralgia aud
Rheumatltm, his Stomach was dtsored
cred, Lis liver MSS affected 10 An
slarlniug degree. appetite fell away.
and he was terribly reduced 10 flesh
aud strength. Three bottles Of E|ec-
trl: Bitters cured him.
Edward Sherherd, Harrisburg, IIls.,
had running sore OH his leg of eight
years standing. Used three hotties Of
Electric Rtters and seven boxes of
Buck eu's Arnica Shlve, and his Lex is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ca@a~
wba, O., had five large Fever sores on
his .eE, doctors raid he was incnrablt.
One bottle of Electric Bitters and one
box Of Bucklen's Arnica 6alve cured
hin! entirely. sold by W. +. Savage's
Drug Store.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Results in "A Desperate Fight
With Some If T'htir
it,:
r1ends. .: .:.>:..

BUFFALO. Wyt., .July Is --Whtn
sl-rlrEnn at 1nnrtteritg G+ur9e We'll
ntnn lat My there WAS irnn. nn evi
u-nct uy.i, IT him ath i,e Was re~
;tA.ttt. AT ti.+ ti1n+ it ~a- -En'+,t thai
II 4t.,AWhv cvhtentEy kt+w nlnrt tllas.
Itr otvulgta. He WAS -u1 S~uut.4'ly
arrested hy United States nlhr-hu|-
nhd 'aktn to Cheyenne. where he
made u ronfc+@ion duplicating thrrt
'nc1 in th+ nnrtt+r. Yesterday morn
ing Deputy Euited States Marsha 9
Hale and Smith, accompanied BY
scouts, Frank Geroud and Little Bat
of Fonts McKinn*y and kohin"s II, left
RuftAtn il the direction IF Gillette. At
Stune they # und J.rk Long and n
tnau lnt1ed starr, whom they Au+n,p-
led to arrest. Long waa secured, but
Starr estaped "n his horse and wa
followed hy Deputy Smith Hni run
ming fight WAS kept up tor sew. raj
miles.
Starr, when close pushed would
make stand on top Of n knoll, here
he could stAud ttf th innr~tsnt. In
this manner he escaped. Conflicting
reports have h+en brought IN, tut The
btst Information IL that Lung ~A~
brought intu Sugg' aa Il prisoner un-
tlrr scout Geroun, and al attempted
re-cue by his friends resulted III the
ttghI. 4 courier left Suggs white the
light WA in progress and the r+~ult IL
not Known. TIL" nlur,h .l@ and po~.e
w+rr ntl aimed with repeating >lut-
guns. !nutirtt with htkshnt, and the
cll.iu+t. ar That Il nuntt'er I'll I1iell
were Wuu1n+H.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

J. =. Cooper, commission salesman,
Union Stack Yards, Chicago, says:
The horse market for lhe week end
ing to-day July 23d) WAS remarkable
for it's strength and great activity.
Following two weeks Of dullncss aud
without my special cause. wave Of
buying set III, which readily absorbed
the limited offerings and carried the
prices up full rs per cent. Without
making a play OF words it might be
called u very bullish market. 1900
pound draft horses and chunks from
100 to 1400 pounds were most sought
for, but good drivers and streeters,
sound and in good condition. were In
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Notice IL hereby given that the
par,nerehip heretofore existing BE-
tween the undersigned, under thu
firm name of Terrence s. Coty, bA~
been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Robert Terrence will con-
tinue thu business, and Ia authorized
to collect all debts due the firm, and
will pay all the liabilities
R0BT. ToRKENOR,
JOHN Cory.
Miles City. June rs. 1892. y
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Ills 'ttnHst
Ht WAS l,lHl1ll w veteran. aud ht looked
with interest several times Mt Il 1IIAn
whr held hi~ handkerchief TO the side Ut
his face After awhile tte snld:
"Tootf:hAr. mister:
mo: wonnled+
*Whert'd it hal1en:"
"Gettysbnr$, :
"You don't WY 80; Keeps r"'n,ng
o1r-tl. tors ii. tItpn:
"Ies. It lat>u't shew1l any sign Of
healin: yeti - F. = j.: - j.
"Iou don't say: SOL Bnl|et> wasn't: it,:
mn1sr:" =: H. -. - !: .x r. =. il
No: cut. / -.
''ThAts basl: / tell you, colonrl. those
1;ber~ leave d mighty TASTY place n'ne
time, ont ut te1."
NO doubt OF ii. -.
Il s.,p,se you got your pension for that
lpng ago. didn't you gene:al:"
"%n" ).
"Anu ouyht ~ hayeA pension sure.
We'll" replied tile IMAM with tho
handkerchief. II haven't llu1 ti1ne to
u1,plv fur it yet yon SEE I only got
t!li> wu,11ll yesterday, wl,on / happened
to he III Getty shurE uu business and had
barber shave me ina hurry. = Wash
ington Star. :. - :. j:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Visitor Ito Office boy)-Please ask
the manager if he is too busy to see
lie.
Office Boy Ia moment later}~Yes;
he says he il too busy.
Visitor-~Very we'll, tell him that /
will Gull again next year. l wanted
to pay my subscription. london Tit
BitS.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28
synopsis of I'r.srce,tlHE.

Of the huntu nt E'mm'-.irncts o'
Custer rnuuty. Mohtanu, sitting us II
board of E4ualzatson.
OFFICE OF THE County, CLERK, !
nF CUSTER IorN1Y.
Afltrr CITY, MoM., Jaly Is, Nv. J
Thu Hoard Of County Commissions
of us'+r ctunty net Ms II R"mrd #
E,uual'zaliun u required by law ut ~
u'tiuVk Il. III.
p.+sent:
". =. SHELL. chairman nf t,nHrd:
W. \ HAyner. member Of hoard;
Sheriff by deputy;
A. H. Swerdtlger, c!e'k If hoard.
The sheriff duly announced The
meeting.
Mr.. J. r. Mckay presented himself
for the afternoon stssi0n and assisted
tue board in the performance of their
duties.
For the purpote Of equalizing the
assessment for the year l892 the Buard
remained in continuously session from
Jnly 18th to July 25th inc|u-ive, with
the exception Of Sunday, vii 'ue,nhers
being present, except Mr.. J. R. Me-
Kay. who was absent the following
daya: 18th, on+~hatf day; 18th, one
half day, aud from tt e Flat TO the :.,5t b
inclusive.
Mr.. j. r. Mckay ffered the follow
ing resolution aud moved lis adoption:
Whereas. The assessor has valued
sheep at $4.00 per head for the purpost
Ut asse-enlent for The year 1892; an0
whereas, in the opinion of this Board
said valuation Ia excessive as compared
to the valuation OF Other clatsts o
property; therefore, he 1t
Rrsolrc1, That $40 per h. ad bt
fixed as the valuation on sheep for thu
purpose of assessment for said yeat
and further thht the clerk of THU
Board be and he 10 hereby directed Il
correct tbs assessment book 81 ~ Il
e IMPLY Win the provi't'ns OF tht
resolu lOu. Adopted.
The following resolution was Offered
by Mr.. W. n. Haynes and Il 1opted:
Whereas, 1t IL deemed by this Boart
sitting ts II Board ot Equalization thu
the following named persons have re-
turned incomplete lists Of their prop
ertv for the year 1899; therefore, be
Resolved, That the asses.or Of TIN
county be and lie Ia hereby directed t.
add to the lists Of the following name,
persons The amount, number and valu
of property hereinafter mentioned an'
described, and 1t Ia further ORDERED
that tbs clerk Of this Hnard give til
Qo) days. notice US required by law /
the persons 40 Httecied:
Alexander q nccker, fixtures 500, on
Hittsn 92,lWt. ......,.,....,.,...... s., y
Birklo Truacntt, moneys and credits,
t,u0O. on mtlse 1000. N..,..........,..,....., 10
" II Rullnrd, on horsts loo, fixtures and
actinnry 600, mtise GO0 ....,.,.,,...... LII
Bristol, r CoKgsllall a9t. Oh horses... t
J t'a~nAki 4 Br". on mt1sc l,000, aero prop
erty l0o, furniture A0.. ..,............. LII
Aonry fender, on horses..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

A man lately advertised in the papers
that he would give five frnucs for the
largest annie that was sent to him. In
less than fortnight he received alto
cethcr fifteen sacks full of apples, and
he gladly paid five francs for the largest
in the lot,-Laatste Nieuws,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

good d+n!,nd nhd ~,.d !rrrly aud well.
The nrrivaI ut ratgr ho'bF@ ; r. light,
and ~c handled the ra>t week &w"
carl,a"% uf prices ranging 1rpm $;13 to
3Gu. IRE foli>w.ng iva SUMMARY of
pric -: lbN0 ruuuA draft ior>r-. $1St,
t" :2.5; 14N1 1":1,nd chnrk~, sl*5 To
$l33; l}oU express h"re:, $40 10 :.4o(';
1850 r,iin1 chunks. lis tn :13n: ett+et,
err, :lWl 10 :l'j; dtiv+'S. $i23 70 ;.00;
exttt dri<.,l~, SOU ti, $3ttN. =
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28


The following resolution wss offered
by Mr.. W. n. Hayn*~. " ho moved its
adoption:
Whereas, IN the optui"n Of this
Is ard, .itting ~ u Koa1d f Equal "a
tton, the valuation placed oh re Il e>tatt
within The cur,4orate lttuits of the city
OF Miles City Dy the Boart "f tppral.-
trs, aud 10 entered nn the assessment
t,Mk hy tie nrs~t<or for he year 1892,
s extts-.vt III compared tn tile valua"
tion I,lAet Il q hrr cluHt+. of property
:ur nd >tat; therefore, be 1t
Rtx0irtd, EIa' >utE .enl estate b"
.euu. et1 20 PER 'en'; and iurlher that
the 4l.tk Of this Board b.. anu he /.
her. by ulrrrttd to ctrert the a+s~*--
mtnt bn k 81 ~ To tairy mo fleet he
trnvi.inu- vi his rr~olutl"n Adopted.
The b 'At+t declining the assessment
If he tnt}oWtur nun'e1 ttr-"n, 100
h,Ei and III >n,,t ln,tnnct erroneous,
II, mott, or Mr. ". =. Sne!l tle sanar
War rr.,urtd Hl The following property
and IL amounts t" Vn:
/ Alh.rt H;slhHm. nn mort g;txt.... ....,,. + :Al
W,n f'.u.rtrtat I'm Iurtruut. ,........>.. ~.aH
| ii r Marcy mart t,,,r.,,.. ...... 1.;Jtt
IL II J,,rttun muri ta.t.- .. ..,..:..,.. W.1N
| II j, Wilry 1,u,rt:;t .,,.. ...,, =! ~
I'll. liz, ft} I{ilI A.- 4ll ttp,rt taEc&. T. wv
l1rt usttr to Hnld Assn. I'll mortgages. !'o
in- / tirht.p c>tutr mort cage tU
Leighton i .Iur1An. MbrtsAkc...+,:. Io'
y + K. IN l4r> to and to !. ing. blk
| d. S:''.tM each .. ...... -'..-...,. -. '1Al
| Ill~ 1ninut.- ~ttt nov 1ea'i and APP
rrnven.
| No turihe; hu~sl:es. al peh ring. the
Boarh afjournrn |" Frsonv, August
9TH, lho22.
Sta|c"f M"ntnn", =.
| County 1T Custer.
| I, A. H. wv. r,jtiK'r, clerk OF he
htard I" trunty (:,m,ni' sinners. dn
hereby certify that tne Hb"ve aud I"fe-
going In Il fall, true aud correct =, mp
sis of the l'r"r ehings Ut The hoard nt
Commissfoutr~, h1n BnA1d of Euuatl'
zation, duriux t,'eu sssslnu from july
18th to July 18th, inclusive, Sunday
excepted.
A. II. 6WERDFIuEK,
Clerk If BnA1d.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Mir, Suburb NI you set ths' lawn
mower and rat that grass this n'rni1sE;
nS toll yon:
Little Son--N-p, WIS SILK TIN. H,orn
in. ,hort was Eoln to dir. WIS 50
weak. An this afternoon forgot it. ..
Whit have You t'''u ''"1nE all the
afternoon:
"Plavin tug~o war. t:u'A News.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Ranchmuns Wife--Drive over and
bring our daughter in. You'll hare to
hurry, because supper will be ready III
an hour.
Rauchmau-Where is she:
Runch1nun's Vife-She's swinging ON
the front gate. New York Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Cottonwood or pine, cut In stov''
length. Leave orders at the YELLOW
4'@""'
STONE JOURNAL oft}c~. '~">
r. G. WH1TEn-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28

Of the Hunt,t tf t.inm,>-irncts u
Custer rnuuty. Mohtanp, sitting us
hoard of E4ual'zattou.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-07-28
Ii,. Fast Mali.

r.. Tht A1trMNinn nj: tl4t: Rink ~oprra
hHu.st nt Nt SATURDAY tvtninE vii: he
Lsncu'n ]. Caftsr'S great @renu 9ne'n~
denn.n, "Tne ta>t Mail" It has
bs@n n.It q: tIl- gra e~t nuter~~t~ known
10 the <'a@e ftr years. II t"a u story
OF =t''r1EInk itIfert>', anti The ~ttnic
All! othtr .ntrhuni't:E tt1<rt~ are laid
tu ie:tEa1 velU.H t lere I- n rtprestn~
snt4nt4 Ut An ~,g't: l"1'n M |: Ni*~ia-
1T hi ~ttnnnlt,ut, will: ,ht furnaces un-
DIR the b,'i er~ in Ac|iv:1 ortratlnn." a
very realistic trHin OF c.'s thMbt Actt37
,tt s:agr, and tf,e Mn s.ru Falls ~trne
j. nne IT thu met +!Atn r ,te AID daring
things tver undertaken u the drama.
1t j. te.crited ~ u htAutiiul, vivid and
asrI'Ht+ r+prt tsentatihn OF that rtuTe1l-
dtnts marvel 1T nu'ute.
The Falls nre shown by moonlight.
with the rns srinK au1 piundtfin! Wa
teIs, aud .he mist that fises from the
aeetbIng current One of tht most
prominent Of the p ay's features is the
:ufDplete freiph: train of fourteen cars,
with an illum' mated caboose, drawn ty
II . ac,icaI locomotive. The play it,
self bus thrilling situations fn abun-
dauce, plenty III humor TO tighten its
tont. aud give it I'll agreeable flavor
:hr .ughout. Seats arg now on sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

p II. Murphy. colonel commanding the Reid Legion It
the Assembly District announces that headquarters
large enough drill the battalion have been secured In
No. 226 West Thirtiethst, between Seventh and Eighth
AYES Drills and meetings will be held nightly during the
entire week uniforms ready for distribution
There are four companies the Reid Legion the Grena
diers, Infantry, Zouaves and Battery
Representatives from fourteen States met at the once
OF Dr. Derrick yesterday and discussed the situation as TO
the necessity OF consultation with the National Committee
with reference the colored Republican voters. The
States represented were Maryland, Ohio Virginia, North
Carolina NewYork, NewJersey Connecticut Rhode ISL
and Massachusetts Louisiana and Indiana The political
situation in the doubtful States was discussed but no
action be- taken by the roloed voters until the nexe
meeting when Ex-Governor rlnchback OF Louisiana, and
DR.. Derrick will speak.
The Progress Republican Club met on Monday night.
Jacob NJ the speaker OF the evening, and
explained leading issues OF the campaign He COM
uended activity Of the club and congratulated t upon
the large number OF young men in its membership.
A meeting OF the German Harrison and Reid Club was
held on Monday night at No. 1.341 Thirdave After
Solomon Wez had called the meeting 70 order Mr.. Ans.
lander delivered vigorous address in which he demon
suted beneficial effects Of our present Adminisrs
ton The metAng well attended and the speaker wss
received with loud applause The officers Of the club arc
John ets president; William Dietz and Mr.. Conn., v1ce
presidents and Mr.. Anslander. secretary.
large and apprecative audience greeted D. u.
Hartman a, the Grand Union Hs, Brooklyn, Saturday
night. Mr.. Hartman delivered an Interesting ind In.
the effects of Free Trade in England and Protection W
prosperous America. The lecture was given under The
auspices OF the Young Republican Campaign Ciuo' OF
No. 3l4 Courtst, Brooklyn.
A mass-meetine OF the Young Mems Republican Ciue.
OF Yorkyie, will take place this evening. 40 VOTE
Vile Assembly Rooms, No. 1sss secOnd-ave
Patrick McCabe addressed meeting OF longshorernen
Peck Slip yesterday afternoon, when arrangements were
made for q nass.meeting TO be held ster on lhs
,oagshorcmen have organized what Is called the Long
shoremens Protective League and It's members arc 90
ing hard work those districts in which the Ismmsay
Hall leaders heretofore have he'd things about her OVID
way.
The First Ward Harrison and Reid Campaign Club
met last evening No. Battery Pafe Ten new
members were enrolled An opcn-ar ntncauon meet
Ing has been by the club, TO take paco 70
morrow, ct Battery Place and Washngton-S Ihe ls'
Assembly District Republican Association Will p@rodS
and Congressman Ray and others will speak
IN, Young Mems Republican Club OF the I'D Assembly
District OF Jersey City met at headquarters In Mona'
celoavc. lass night and made arrangements 10 hold
Of openair meetings, the dates OF which VIII o.
dActda here affer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
GOOD WORK IN JERSEY CITY.

The Wanser Guard gave an exhibition arin al
sieke Square, Jersey City, on Monday hgn,' at WIZ"
,bo won unstined applause ny their correct marons
opd eoIderlv evoutons. The uniforms VIII DE us
trib,tod n morrow evening. II not enough are IT,
co,ved TO equip The entire company the oiS'rip"'on
will no in the order Of enrolment. All He"'oo''
fully equipped will parade for the ratification meeting
NJ - Rr,dret's Hall on Friday night
The Mckinley Protection Cub, many OF "n"'e
r,or,hors arc Democrats is doing good work IN Vhe
old Rerren District Of Jersey City The main opeoV
., tho organization Is protection 10 Ahenca
industry IN the Nation ana honest elections IN uoSn
Coun-y. The mcetingplace is Library Hail. anu inc
meeting nights on Saturdays.
The John Reid Republican Association wac VI
canized at No. IA Oceanave., Jersey CITY, on MONDAY
r,ght with eighty Eve members. John H. hophe"
VOC elected president; George Dnncawson, hrSt VICE
nro,dent. James II. Henderson, second vcepreS"eh'
George Ficke. treasurer John A. Duke, recording
sacrctarv and William F. Won Gruben. corresponding
eocretorv A ratification meeting VIII be heu Oh
saturday evening. when Harrison ana h'lu u"hS
narencv will be swung across the street.
The Irish American Republican Ciub, OF Jersey
c,, vas organized ut It's headquarters. In GroveS''
roar Tirteenth-st last night, with 16O members Oh
tho roll Speeches made by several local Leaders
and the club viii probably parade on trpay n MN
for the ratification meeting az ST. iriugclo IIat a..
- ., exncctcd that abe club will have 200 members III
the parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
RousIxG MEETING OF ooLoRED MEN.

real old.fsshloncd Republican meeting was held last
night at Nos lJ5 100 Wet Onehundrtd andtwentJ NTH
ST. under the auspices Of the COiocd Republican club VI
Harlem l.. II. shorcr presided. and a. W VI. Moore
was secretary. Owing u the archc" 81 the sPsHefs
h.d for the evening called for. ana such
b,nu,m Of genuine KcpuDcanlsIn showercd upon
those present seldom been experienced IN in part of
the county Tho first volunteer speaker VAS MI o%h-
lss who had once been IA old Virginia. ond had
the genuine accent lie the party o Jefferson DAVIS
having out that did the hearts Of all true Rcpubicaae
oood IN hear He was received with tremendous on
thusias and frequently interrupted with applause
He was three times recalled 10 the platform
Addresses also were made by james Smthson who
talked " the colorcd from the white mans point Of
view Among those present were: Albert Parker. l.
nrov,, I * ,.lard Robert Brown w. IL. Frazer, VIII.
lam Buzzard Charles Morton, william Anderson, fcter
pennock, Robert Cushnan. Henry Hannah, George W.
Wilson Clarence whitman william White. Harry john
SON Adam Terry and H. Lsishihcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
GOOD WORK OF TIE j. ". TERRY CLUB.

The j. W. Terry Republican Club attempted 10
hold business meeting last night at Whit Cheer
Hail. No. 1876 East Seventy six ST., but members
kept pouring In. and the meeting resolved it'c lh'o
an enthusiastic campaign meeting lhe Kew air'
Mccarthy was the speaker OF the evening ana his
wide knowledge OF the condition Of the laborinB
classes IN Great Britain enaDl,d him to draw many
interesting comparisons between their condition and
rhat Of American worMngmen. Mr.. Mccarthy Illus
trated his arguments Pr0t elton With many droll
stories and kept his audience interested throughout
his speech. lie was followed By Ii. .. Brownell
who made able speech on the history OF Repubh-
canlsm. A pleasing feature OF the evening was the
enrolment Of forty new members, the candidates
pledgng themselves TO support the candidates Of the
Republican party and the American nag, the audience
meanw nile singing the National anthem.
The officers OF the association are: President Il.
s. Brownel first vice president, II G. Holt second
ice-president c. L. Townsend; secretary X. W.
Hobson; treasurer. Anthony Buckh0z sergeant-at
arms, Charles Roth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
A ROUsING MEETING OF HEBREWS.

The Colonel Elliott F. Shepard Hebrew Republican
League the largest organization OF its Kind In tie
country held Il red hot meeting last evening at
Its headquarters, Nos a. 80 and So Attorneyst. The
club has a membership Of 500 and 1t seemed each
member were present and had brought friend with
him Standing room was at premium long before the
meeting was called order and there were sufficient
members assembled the stairway and In the street
TO make up another meeting. The hall was tasteully
decorated with bunting. and II huge transparency
covered the front OF the three buildings.
Elliott +. Shepard present MS the clubs
guest and lie spoke at length the questions OF tho
hour At the close OF his speech Colonel shepard called
for three cheers for Harrison and Reid, and they
given In such hearty spirit that 1t some time
before order was restored. vote Of thanks then
unanimously gwen to Colonel shepard
The following also spoke and were heartily well
coined: H. NJ Green, ii. A. Matthews. Maurice Bette
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-28
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES AND CONVEN lioN''

A meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the Kcpubi'
can County Committee Will be held at the rooms o 'ne
,orntv Commlttec at the Fifth Avenue Hotel To-Day 10
Nv tho dates for the Republican enrolment ana the pfn
,ies. Inc question Of fixing the date Tor Antr"ai'
Assembly Congress the County conventions VIII also
he discussed increase In the number Oh Assembly
.,,,c,s under the new gerrymandering act has mao
o...,v reenroln,ent Of the Republicans OF this city
rive enrolling officers for each Assembly district wi" be
nno,ned to take charge OF the Republican 'o'cs Ihis
viii eyo every Republican In the city On opportunity 70
enroll his the lists OF the hepupnoan cit'"Aa
. 49,, ct.,,c, IL f. said the that the Republican County
convenon Will be called about October 10, ana The
Assembly Alderman and Congress conventions VIII be
called TWO or three days before that time The Repub'
lican primaries for the election OF delegates 10 tese con-
ven,ons Will be held In the week in october In all
nrobabilty.