davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
aarbinal arentent.
aarbinal aopp.

aarbinul aopp. 8arbinal Srement.
lesterer i3eit MIN bic oentl6e @esies
rung it6 in man6er 8esiebun9 i'm Otnz
blid auf Die 16mebenbe Milttdroorlase
nadsiebig Setste ut1b mobl nit Ser ST.
neilallns oes @rsbtlbofs arentens 3us
frteoen gefuel Ell, mare, bat ma eS an
i6einenb bod in Rom fir ratblamer
eebalten, ben sorbii6en a11otett nit
einem Sdla9e 5u 5erbater, tnbem man
beiberl boben eetltlt6en @iroentrdsern
ben rotten 0ut Der aaroindle perlteb.
&arbinal 9opp lit i'm Sabre 1887 afs
Der Sobn zines arnten Webers seborelt,
belu9te baS @ptnnalium 3u 6itbese
beilt, mar BON 1856 bis 1858 Selegras
pbilt, ftubirte nadbem Gbeologie unb
empfitt9 1862 Die 8rieiteripeibe. 9tad)s
benz er fur3e 3eit oils S1ulpifar unb
iobann ais 3aplau tbdtis gepeleu mar,
nuroe er 1865 6ilfsarbetter am Gene
ralpifariat III 6ilbesbeim, 1872 @enes
r%alpifar uno 1881 8iI6of BON Suloa.
Wabreno Der Sabre 1886 unb 1887
nabln Sopp als Mfit9lieb beS 9errens
baules an BEN g~eratbungen fiber Die
nelterl 3irdenseiese Qnt9eil. Sn 1887
ernannte ibu BET 9apft nit 3uitints
muts Der preuBii6en Ie9ieruns gum
Tirltbii6of BON Breslau. gu ben be-
lonbereu geroieniten beS nelernannten
9aroinals 9eb0rt, oaB ct ltets bemiibt
mar, Elm frieoli1e8 8erb1ltniB ieiner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

s. Yaris. 5. 81. &otbpea
PARIS &

pbOtograpbif6es Mtelier,
$50. II nnb Ii @eis@ Commerce. traBe
San Mntpntp. Sic a%Ierneue1ten @ens
reg in photographer fem ausgefIbrt,
ebenio elegant penn ni9t better, mie
irgenb tpel6e i'm State. 9~ebensgrpBe
@rapon>B ortraits unb ale Mrten BON
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt enre 8ilber
mi6t Grenben, TIM 1ie bergr0Bern gu
lafen, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier bon bers
antportli6en &inflern CUR bollen .3il=
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fann.
Wir liefern MIR Mrbeit erlter &laHe ab.
Mnli9ten BON @ebduben perber auf=
gensmmen unb ale Muftrdge auBerbalb
6es Nteliers prompt beiorgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
per pdpafids pefesat.
Moniignore Satoais iuidtige @iifion In
ben Der. &tnateu.

Die Mtiiiion bes firSli6 in bielem
2arbe angelansten pdpitltden Delesas
ten Wonfignore Satolli, tpelher be-
itimlnt uuroe, ben 8atifan fpdbreub
Der auSitellung au pertreten, lit BON
elmer piel ipeiter gebenben Bebeutuns,
alS man 3u anfang oadte. @rsbii1of
Satoli bot ndmlih, lpie er ielbit erfldrte,
bonn beiligen Stuble bic @rmd6tisung
erbalten, Sontrouerien, iuelde fid spts
l1en amerifanilden Bil90fen unb
Yrieitern erboben baben, 5i urterln6en
utlo 81 entldeioen, obne Suldlligteit
zines Ippells on Rom. Solde Wfiis
iionen unb Bollma1ten lollen iibrisens
ni6tS uu9em0bnli9eS iein, lpe3iel I'M
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
1ogsem 8rpb, Yrmpermidel mmb
Groceries.

Sic befannte unb renommirte 8d=
derei bes 9errn 2outs Spabn n,
Sft Commerce StraBe, Iiefert bor3iig>
li9es &%oggenbrob, 8umpernidel, sera=
be mie in Der alien 0eimatb bergeltelt,
urb anbere 8afpaaren. 4uBerbem
finbet man bort Elm Eager bon Sancp
unb Stapelz@ Groceries. Stets frif9e
Waaren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
Neturisfdae.

S;4. Clifford in Mew gaHet, gBis. Bate nerp5ies
paIeu tn i4leGtsm 3uFtanbe, BITE 9eber merflth anaeE
arinen, bate fetnen Nppetit uHh mar d~berbaupf ppGs
ben ibn furtri.
Gouere Sbepterb, 9arrisbnrs, 81 tofte Elm.
cltsne 1gunoe am aetne bic f&cn adj Sabre ~selaufen
feben GHaftelr Hndfsa's Nrniea SaIbe unb bte
Wunbe III eebetlt. Spbn Spea Ter, Gatawba, Obir,
bait ihnf Wunben am Beine tura Siebsr perur5adt.
pc Ner5te ertldrten fetnen Baa ais un5eilbar. Sine
mica Sable baben TIN pruifdnbts enrirt. 8u baben in
allen apotbefen. Nbplpt Dretb, EtpmpfOu & Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
Sir Tarmcr |!

9ie rSriumpb"s8in bes Mai9ine nit
Stablseftea unb nit f9wimsenbem
8inber 1T bic bette Maf6ine UNI ale
9lrten bon @etreibe gu i6neiben, ob es
ftebe ober liege, oh es fur5 o6er lang,
grim Dber troden 1T. gu baben bel
Sips 6 Saarmanm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
9eutid} Gngliid}e gd'mlc,

San Antonio, 8eI0S.
anerfaunt tiltti9e %SebranitaIi fir &naber
unb Mdbten f.; lett breibig Sobren in rese.
@'rflamfeit. 9prtrefftt6e 9ebrfrafte unite,
bendbrtsr 9eituns. Der ensIilden Sprahe
pirb, ME Der psutlhen, bele 9tednune ses
trogen, Iubsrbem llnterritt i'm Spanildeu.
@inisernaben borbereitete Sbiiler finbeu lie.
berseit Nufnabme. Rdbere GuStunft ertbsiIen
Serr s. @roo8, 8rditbsnt bee StnI spr.
itanoes unb @m. 8arbed, Director Der
Nnftait. tun-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

0erfebr nit Deit
entfernten Sdns
bern, un6 bic Bes
farftung, B a 6
In 6ieiem Sale
8ewiife a Sen
elm Papit Der
american t19en
Stride 9eidaffen
mereen ioae, be-
5ei9net Der De-
lesat ielbit ais
geraoesn abiurb.
Wtpniiauore CD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

Seoer 5tranBenfliisel eut.
balt 26 iueiBe SSeoern, tpelde zines abts
monatliden Na6stbnms bebiirfen, ullo
IS fnr5e Sebern, iogenannte r9ips =
Der Sdman3 ltefert IS ~wertboolle Sc,
APrf1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
Der rof6e Smt.
3tpet hentfde airdenfiirten iperben III
Garhimilet %ertannt.

Die felt 9eraumer j3ett 5utf9en benz
gatifan nnb Der oeutiden 6esterung
5e5iislid Der @rnenntng eines 8ii6ofS
)an1 aarottal ftattsefunoene Gontro<
oerie lit auf cine, ipie es f6eint, beioe
Ibeile anfriebeultellenbe @etle erlebigt
fporoelt. Ole oeutfde 0egternts batte
oie Grnertnang oe8 SirftbiihofS Gopp
po+l 8reslau b%efiirmortet, mabreno Der
8atifan fir @r5bti6of &remetts III
G0ln etrgenommen mar. Sb9lei1 in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
Werfudhf piefeei

G8 tpjtet Rihts nnb ptrh GuG fderlip eteult6 ,etR,
trutet Sbr 5uften, G%rfdltuns pber trgent etn aetben bsS
6alfes, her Bruft cher 1uneen ta6en. Or atna'8
nsue Grfntuns sesen S6rtnbjuft psri&afit ein6es
Sch 5urdderfattet. Spiebe, bic an Der Grip. litter,
fdnben. eab as has Bette Wiittei mar. Bel @nueneuna
oieieS Prdparais erianste man eiue lofortise unb pers
manepte FUR.
9eriu6t cine 9robsHdf6e nnb i~berSeast Gut, ME
mtrtlt4 gut bteIe8 Wfittel 1T. prpbeHaihen u~nentseits
LID bet Der Gan antrnio Drua Go. su babeu.
gsrtauFt werhen fe gu 30 Sts. uno Sl.00 fur srcbe
Ffaf&en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
Ctr @ppb Narb.

Ollie Sorten @oblen 1lnb baS bette
8rennbola BEL Setter & $50 l.
artb. Selepbon 80.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

i'm oaranffol9ens
ben Winter I'M
Suffrage Der Ste
9ierung Die uns
teriroii1en Tele<
grapbenlin ietl
BON Berlin r1ad
Sranffurt II n 5
na6 aaden. Sn
1S49 fbieo Sic
me aus benz
9eere, hin ii6
ausi6lieBli6 Der
i0Ou 1S47 NIT
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
gSermer RON Siemems. +
Nebem Gnifon Der beDemtennae 0ertre,
ter her EIeftrntedttf.

Durd ben fiir5ltd erfofsten SOB Or.
@erner bon Sien1enS lit ein nm Die
MtGeni9afrbo6perbieuter Mann pom
irotiden S6auplate abgetreteu. Die
@leftrote1nif aber in~sbelonoere Der.
liert IN ibm .0iejenise 9erion, nel6e
neben Gbiio1 ibr berporragenbfter Ser
treter NOR. Clemens murbe 1916 5i
9entbe BET 9anl1oper seboren unb mar
0as dlteife BON 5ebt1 Sinoern zines
0anomirtbs. Na9bem er ba8 2iibeder
@Dmnaiium beiu6t, womete er it6
benz Snsenisgrfahe, trat 1884 II Seu
preuBii6en Snsertenrs uro Nrtilleries
otenit Elm uno rabm 1S41 ietn critics
4atent auf galnanii6e gerilbernng
nmo gersolouug. SIN Sabre 1s47 ses
borte CT Der aommiliion fir Ginfiibs
rung Der eleftrilben Telegrapben III
YreuBen OH, ri6tete 1848 TN &ieler
9afen Die eriten unterieei]fen Mineu
nit eleftrilder 3iii1oum Elm ullo leste
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
9euti@e Sob Office mno 8mds
bitSerei.

9eutf6e, iomie englii9e Druid Or
beiten perben prompt unb bilig berz
fertigt bon Sobn S6ott, So z
Norb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20
9as WeiBhier

aus Ser befannten 8rauerei bpn 3d.
& Mf9ba6er 1T eim bur6aus aus
trd9l;6es unb geiunbes @etrdnf, bds
in feiner Wirtbf6aft unb in feinem
9ausbalt feblen folte. 9as Bier bat
fi6 einen &uf erpprben melt iiber bic
@renaen San Qntonio's binaus unb
bos nit &e6t. 8efteaungen BON auss
tDdrts werben prompt ausgefibrt.
= @rfabrene urb quite Merate ftets
gu fnben bel Sob 9. Sod, Far
mer's Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

- Naes, mas in ben beiten 4potbes
fen au baben 1T, bel s o B II s.. 6 . If,
Farmers Drug Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-20

abenbs often. 0ewton& @eller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
rpo,,p,r OVER EXCURSION RATES.

Chicago April = (spccnlJ.-Generh Passenger hse"'
Roberts, Of the Erie rond arrived In Chicago 10 dn'
when asked what his ro,d would do IN view ~ ,ne
action Of the Michigan Central, the Lake Shoe anu
,h. PENNSYLVANIA road, In Announcing an Tl7 rVhhu
TIP rate FROM Chicago to Ne"- YORK Tor Tue io'e
ps.,,e,s society of CHRIS Eud'avor. h. reph'u
. We snail maintain our - dNlcrsni"l "h'eVsi
rates the direct lines may make Inc bal"'n"re "''
ohio tell, me 1t Will do the same tinS' ana nv
no doubt that will he the policy OF all the dioen""i
lines
In announcing this rate the strong Hines say theI
are merely carrying out the agreement arrived 1" III
regard Il, this business. one - lowest. hr'toE'H'
limited rate they contend. does not mean by the
r,nd i..ulng the ticket but bv ANY roh enEl4eu III
the bu,lncs. or the othT SIDE II Is conteIdei ''L'
M agreement hi.s vet been reached In r"S'irl 70 us
hndu.,,s Their, + y rider I" The resolution Vnoba
by tho strong nncs which they appear To nave ~9'
sight Of aud that i: From points Ia "mch M
-r,.tlnl rates do not apply As Ia rates nom ou'r
points the resolution Is silent. pr"pHlu'h ms
been made b. submit the whole question 10 arpIu%
t,r but n has been rejected by some OF NJ -
uar'l,r and every thing seems RIPE TOT th' pI,",r'"
= general passenger rate war In Eastern 'ri'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
THE REGENTS ILuNrARRED VOYAGE.

on N,blc.,t brooklyn moored 70 her pier. Is the 'n''
rugged Calcutta trading ship Recent She reached her
u,r Yesterday morning and brings tal" OF woe Inc
vn..e 0r.t sailed Liverpool for Chtasons WIN
GENERAL cargo for troding purposes, AFTER whch -he
,o, Calcutta wher' d-po~,d Of some OF her cargo
IN. shin was in charge Captain Tradwe VINO deu IRON
cholera soon after ship lett Calcutta and was buried
A. "a Anor the death Of Captain 1readw"i, Chie ohcer
C,mpbeu took OF the ship. aud was soon IiNeh III
With fever OF q peculiar nature but he soon ecoNefi
TIE dlsca.c however seem,d 70 leave nj, hd uso'i-
,nc,d lie would be sellcd with depression ana E"l"l'
bolv md his actions became such that some alarm vi"
f,, sy the safety Of the vessel and strict watch was
kept upon him. 80, 49,. =,
one day when the ship well around the cane "
,d Hone the report OF pistol startled the crew ihS
r,,.hod 70 the cabin found the chief officer uncoll'
.ou- blood flowing from ugly wound OH the r-' siue
NJ tho head and beside him revolver The snip wa
th. left without captain competent navigator una IL
a decided ~ make for the nearest port when WI" at
:, Ueen, Her, Captain Cam took charge OF the vessel
and brought her " this port while Chief Ocer 'snpoeH
.,. cent 10 his home In Liverpool IL !" ho' Known
,,her he survived his injuries The news OF te ue''n
q, Captain Treadwc aud Of the attempt OF fr'' ooe'
rampie to commit suicide teegraphed when e snip
arrived at st. Helena.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
n,pr,oJyG nJEIR ENDOWMENT ORDERS.

,uilic meeting was held at TaInnah' IN" "'.
-, ~, IN. members Of the iong-rrm endowment
1891, ,,yl,o T., New.York 10 protest o9Sliirt "R'sa"o"
,r,c,i IN the Interest Of the membership Z" SUI" o
no,egs,.s vcr, present from Nr"-hhp"n, i'"' 49,
"a A. york John Jarolonan presided IL MS
r.,o,r.. ne denounced IN strong terms INV i"''-
49, -, cor,ui,sioner J. +. Merrill, OF M"s-'chusc''N'
-, a., S.u yor, endowment ordcrs. ana int'"""n th''
- IN the interest Of the insurance computes "''
no a'V'e !" ~ -, IN. nooplc These endowment
-. ar. ruc1 ,,,Dn same b'si' M the M'sSueh"''
-, which came 70 such ds1str"us eho' ih'S ""'
,,,o ~ nav Al 600 the end al sIA or sew" '''A
-. $40 mid in There h Nh average I" tN'"N W.
-, a ve,r while the order T. ~ prosperous cum
,,, Dan, ~ can levy an assessment ~ any nih" alu ~
-, ., conduct these associations on prohtaoi' Dls'S
Wv -, ., the membership must lsI~e III tne hrse W.
- Tho ,e,ple declare that their success :" ''' -.
80, ,.vjty, that thny can meet az o"'E'V'o'' - -
Dr. o.td,ng their investments prove a. fortunate "
In the past $1,000. ,r tho M,asocbusetts
do I'm, when a large number OF c'Hthc'"s '
...,, =, tho same time they were uhso" Z" meet "
-. a,,gcr. has been found TO lie. In Massachhr''s'
~ 49,. nth NJ a large number OF such orders anu '"''
1,, nd, IN. management OF INSCRIPTIONS pr~o'
" a.,set,s th,rc orders were found TO DE p'r'''
a donoeroug element tO Introduce INTO any 'o"
"O I'D mere legslizei form OF robbery INV
,,or. nj the orders now Ia existence say u'a' ~
n''oe .,Ice 20 ,oxe swsy their charters a. no po'
-, so. bees made 10 return ths sssessneh~ A'''"'
raid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
ANOTHER DIVIDEND.
THE LEADING INDUSTRIAL HAS JUST PAID
ITS STOCKHOLDERS.
Few Points Of Istsrest and Importance 10 WHO
Awake People.
journal Of Ffndnce.l

Journal Of Fndncs.)
The Central Trust Company, No. 81 Wall street, New
York. yesterday paid the interim dividend Of cent =
all OF the stockholders OF H. H. Warner Company. AN
parties stock OF the company previsus -
Yesterday received dividend The semi-annu dtvt-
end which the end OF the fiscal next fa
will not be than 10 per cent and possibly 10 per cent
While those who purchase stock will secure No
further dividend until the price Of the stock win
probably BE- within the month. and there y
every likelihood stock OF the company VIII
be doubled in which each holder OF common shares
will receive two dollars for one
There is national dc In the phenomenss sue
cess which this conpny achieved while IT, popularity
n this country be very easily explained. Thers 10
hardly q house I'm land where safe" Remedies and
sale Yeast manufactured by H. H. Warner Co. have not
been used ~ ad ange aud where the great merit may
nave possess has not Impressed THOSE WIS
used them. Founded upon public needs fostered ~
popularity it, business mas Leen PHENOMENAL In une hssory
Of industrial institution and has CAUSED men and women
in part Of America TO be ANXIOUS To ptrtcpee "
the insnciai results which this popularity insures
A call at the office OF Il. H. Warner Company, NO. 30
Rroadwoy confirms the views above stated Apphcanss
for stock in waiting, and while Mr. warner himsef
could not b. seen enough leaned TO prove that his
participation vi people ~ limited extent In me
stock of his company would vastly help the company sna
increase already income, lssed common
grounds.
notice win be given OF facts In connectea
with this c0mpaiy which is exciting much attention.
The chances allotted limit OF the stock Will b
secured BY those people who vide awake and who are
slow advantage OF those opportunities whcn
certain t0 rebound 70 their protio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
RICHMOND TERMINAL REORG ANIZATIoN.
FURTHER LESSENJNG OF OPPOSITION ~ lie
oICnTT OOMMIITEE's Plan.

FURTHER LESSENJNG OF OPPOSITION 10 lie
oLCoTr COMMITTEES PLAN.
The feeling Of hopefulne3s in regard to the hich
mond Terminal reorganization plan gained iur'her
strength Yesterday. II became definitely known that
large deposits oil securities exchange under inc
terms OF the plan had been made, ana uat tne m"No
mcnt hid extended to holders not idenufed WIN
either faction IN the managcment ms chahS' VI
sentiment may have been due TO the idct ilh' Il
market for the rcorgnnzat receipts Issued Nv INC
Central Trust Company had been created Dy the con
trolling Interests. The O.cOtt tOmnl'cc WI" H." 'o
Trust Company 10 make report Of the deposits Vi
Terminal securities to the stocK EXchahsc on No""hy
or Tuesday next. The time for making depo''s VIII
expire on the following Thursday.
In the meantime the committee declines tn MAKE Il
statement A. to the amount OF securities dcpo'I'cn'
This course which is contrary to that pusuci III pre-
yious similar reorgan cations, Is due " the cN''ehce
Of decided inside opposition, founded on an apparen1
desire ~ acquire easy control of the property through
the conditions that wouid result from the allure Oh
the present plan. II has been stated TINT TINS po'S
Of obstruction emanatcd from Interests In which were
member, II the ayndicate formed 10 under"rte ths
pau.
A member Of the Olcott Committee said YESTERDAY
that IT, proposItion would be left open after April
II for the exchange Of underlying securities on inc
prsseut terrns II the REORGANIZATION should he sue
cesshll new securities which are not nSed 10 h'~e
eNcuunges would 10 to the company. III THAT
case the remaining underlying securities might oc
ctircd on much more fav0rabe 70 Tue coIpat
IL has been announced officially thai the cOnlihtr ~
not considering modification, of Its plan ana thi .ce
win be 40 meeting for acton regarding IL unui ae'
tie close Of husinoAs On Apri III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
DEATH OF PIYMaSTER GEORGE w. A"'"
THE OLD NAVAL OFFICER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
IN HIS ROOM.

THE OLD NAVAL OFFICER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS
IN HIS ROOM.
Passed Assistant Paymaster George W. Long, oi "o
United States Navy died at 3 80 y. m. yeseruas u.
the New-Yorl Hospital, under circumstances .u''
throw some doubt upon the cause OF bis deaoh' i"o
bo.nita authorities refused to grant death cer'nc"o
ard tbe cnse T. In the hands 0f the Coroner Apou'
y,aals ago Long took furnished room Vt the hou7o
~ Lawrence Josas No. 81 West Eishtcentli-t ho
mad, no acauantances there. No one In the h'use
had seen him for two or three DAYS, nn"i yc6"r"S
Morning when he was found unconscious bv TIE ser
vont I'm his room. All efforts to bring MN 10 COIL
sctousness failed and he removed u me ho>p''"
during the forenoon lie remained IN cohatoSe coh-
dltion until his death. The police were h'"neu l"
believe TINT his death due ~ alcohol though 'nere
wer, some signs of poisoning by morphine
Among his papers was q letter addressed ITO whoul
:, NAV concern saving that the bearer had ESCAPED
from a hnatic asylum, where he HAD been "f"nHiu'i'
confined and that lie was a paymaser in Ole Navy.
Long had had tits OF INSANITY Ior some '"ie' "
Imagined that he was still IL active service lie was
IN inmate of st. Elizabeths Asylum Washington UNIV"
he esc;ued about wear ago. and nothing was heard OIL
him until some time afierward. "'%h lie Vs''eu IVA.
Rro,klyn Navy Yard lie got away before he could
be taken however. and WAS found sehsee9s III SVfee'
I'm this city and was taken 10 the Newfork Hospital
when he recovered he was cared for by friends
Long was forty-two years old lie was appointed
assistant nsymaster In the Navy. from Missouri. on
October ~ 1863 and was made passed ASST slant pay
master with the rank Of lieutenant on hhNn ~. 10 "
ON June 80 1873. b. put Oh the rtuieI iSu at d
per cont Of his highest sea pay ne mu Deen mr.
shore duty, and had been unemployed for nineteen
years and ten months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
MEETINGS md ENIERTATNHENTS'

INA ehud-en's Easter uaTar N aid OF tue ff-Th'Nr
ypnd VIII b. held tn house OF "n'' '"a i-'"''
Munro 20 so Decarlrst-' b"""Sh' 'N'' -"
TO-DAY -, ~, ,,,,.,
NJ Harriet OF. Dellenbsunh VIII give b"''
=, e., ,,o ,nna Army q 10 Reysbiic Hall Mount
v.rnon tonight Among ho selections ,N' VI
read The rir.t Quarrel" " The F''n'hna" "'''"F'
and d." rhe Jiu"r~." a.. ,,.
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evening when ~ address mon Ihe h't'P''','" NJ
,er,,ty " wIl bee gwen by ihe NV ~ NM -
c,.e.~u Discussion Viii folio" IN" hiu.''N' "
tart,,lyatd in Dy thlc' b. h"P'e' ''u
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society Raj Is o,Aiyn Mouday rven''t ", 49,
f. Oav. president % Amherst College W" = - W.
upon Jane. Ru--ri Lowell 100 .
Ar.ada smith N. A4'd colord e'onsel''t' once "
H. .bo 4. w.n.E nowa an This country ana IN LuI.VH
viii max ia ue wouan's Union prayer n"'unF oil MR.
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O'clock III the chspa 81 the t"'I''s~ N'a''"' ~ "
az, and one hundred ard twenty thfd@t
p,of,.or ucsuor, Of tie American Museum 81 N"'u'u
Ul.o,v wv rive the mt lo-tnrc % m "p''nt WV,
today AZ 10 10 a u.. on "bnd' OF NI'"' '
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~, -, ,, t,.,,r. mn the Midnight sun and Norway
- 49, ,-,.,t ~ the L.-chcr. -nd scholar "h" IA''" "
.a,o ,apit,ancs a. April 2 The lectures are |" "'
Museum buiiding ,,,., mn, n,
Tho .lAun ennuol breakfast Of the "h'N'" U''o' u
S.v York "
- :, 80 ,,ct.sh N,ny well known women VII ~
-, order, for tickets should L. sent at one" " MIS-
=. -. shaw No g5s West Seventy aird ~
IN. m, rrunch ~ n" Sew.f%k IVY lnu'""
. , will mold IL monthly meeting IN me par'''~ "' '
psfosn,d Church IsenoNsNe. and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MID t. At 10 ~ II. IA 81 1~~"y nj.
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- vi deliver a lecture " The stud"hts I'd Inc Ne"
-. .,,..l Art school NJ the Universally "i tho wy
g.. v.,,s ot Ootys this aft Oh III" H'''
.., anal Value Of 1ie study of Form a"a DRAWING "
determined ~ Psychology" A.,
Rotor. In. American Geographical Aocle,J OF "cNs '
,.. v.,inu NJ Thomas MOOnN WI drll''I '''e''
=, ,rck.r,ng Hall. uVIn The liio De J" iiht' iN'
-. ,ut . ILLUSTRATED with -trr"opteon N7"H
a, ,ddr,ss q, Young pen on 9TH" "rra"T' ""'h J."
. L., viu h. given by -, f1'pd at t" fhet
-, "a, S,,,,.t Brunch Of the Young a"ns ChfIrtsH
..o.l,tln, tomorrow At p. NJ.
4, Va. regnl,r monthly m'"tns nj tns Ns"'i 'N "'"
| ,, AID biographical society. "hhh WIS h'u - y.
80, -, ,h, IsEelry Lycrum. Dr. THONGS fP'""n' "
,.,,,hi. C,l.g, read a highly interesting o"T''p
,,,e, on Major Fo1e~tOn Of III" l1NniuN""S N'"p
-, : undd Of Hamilton toll' ~, wiz anur'"S
-, men I'm Association Hall. Fou-thaNs ana i"'"'o'
hiri., ,o.nsrroyy afternoon. at 3 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-09
r,PrwrrJ To THE OPERA SINGERS.

There was a vast deal of enthusiasm ana me
md ence M the Metropolitan Opera House Inst nigh'
when the nna performance of the regular Abbey ana
tirnu opera Company took place Inc opera WAS
yous,~ the one drawing card which the managers
have had outside of Madame Patti. 1t was gwen
With what has been calld the "idea' cast VII"
Miss Eames rs Marguerite. Jean d. Reszke as Faust
t,u,rd Il. Kcszke A. McphiStophces and VI. Lassalle
~ Valentine and these excellent arttts were all over
u.,eln,d with flowers. other pleasant incldchts Oh
the evening were the presentation To NJ La'Sale OF
n silver cup by some of his French admirers IN com
rrcmoration Of his performance OF Hamlet on April D.
and 70 " yianeA Of A watchfob by members on the
,,rshas,rs The officers OF Ia Champagne. on Wblrn
steamer the artists Will sail this morning, were ID
sudieuCc.