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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-16
DR.. Hathawa
Spbn 8ruabfpot, N. d., MfH1fent.
Specialist DeS G1IeSte11S.

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wel@e In gpfse o
9useno $ Shnben
an Rerpeni9ndfe
letben, TIRE 9ebensz
trait u%ntersraben
laben uub TIRE
WdnnIiAfeit psrtps
zen, ipaten ben bes
rabmien Or. 9as
nawap ipfprt cons
luittrea. Derse6t
ui4t, Nerpentrdnf<
kett (mtt pber oLae
Erdnme) mirb mtfs
ienf4afttt@ nnb
mad ben neleften
Mettnten behanz
belt uub NIT beri
GrfcIs.
@s fcmmt ni@t
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-16

Sn Solse bes pieler S9winbels, bel
beut5utage getrieben pirb, tpirb lelbl
benz beiten Nrste, ber 8e5iber tpl11ber=
barer 9eilmittel 1T, ni6t gegla1tbt.
prof. Meper prafti5irte als Spe5ia-
lift nit benz gr6Bten grfoIs in Merifo,
flint Sabre in peru, Chile, 2onbp1t,
China, Wien, in geltb, prag, Der Mrz
genttnil6en Gepublif unb 8ra1ilien.
prof. M}eDer garantirt ni6t in alien
Jdlen ablolute 6eilung, pie man9e
Qer3te es getp6bnli6 tbu1t. Sebe Q(rbeit
lobt ii6 felbf.
2eiet Wunber iiber Wunber. @ebet
bin un6 fragt cure Mitbiirger, bic i9otl
cine LANCE &eibe DON Sabren lit biei er
Stabt pobnett, oh tti6t feit fltr5er 3eit
bur9 prof. Meper, f9on melt iiber
brelbun6ert perionen furirt por6en
lin6, bic f9pn am &anbe bes GRADES
tparen.
&ettete cine Mutter bon a6t &in6ern.
Ser Sran5 StieriB fagt: sd bin
nit meittem Weibe "a Sabre perbeiraz
tibet, aber Die lebten Is Sabren tpar
mein Weib fortmdbrenb bettldgerig.
Sd babe in Stem Sort bic beften Mersfe
eonfultirt, ein ieber @rat bat cine an6ez
re &ranfbeit conitatirt. Sd mar baz
mails in febr guten @erbdltniFen; i9
mar BeliBer zines qroBes gdbauies an
Der 3. StraBe mnb Mbettlle 9, ging baz
Der aud NIT ibr mad europa, aber
allies obne Grfolg, mar au9 in @ien
bet benz b%eriibmten Brof. l1l5ma11r, Der
1agte mir, i'd m0ge mir feline neiterer
&uslagen MAIDEN, BENT fir mein @eib
gebe es feline &ettung. 2ebtere Sabre
~iberie6elte i9 nit meirem Weib tta6
San 4ntonio, Inn bas Selma gu tpe9z
ieln, aber anitatt better, purbe iie tdgz
lid f6limmer uttb mar lebtes Sabr Elm
fDabres Bib bes Sammer ut1b @lenbs.
Big Dor furaer 3eit belu1te meit
Meib 5rau 8orn, bic e~benfaIs LANCE
Sabre lei6et6 par, n1b ersdblte, 6aB
tie bur6 prof. u. u. MeDers, $50. 46
Jtabarro Ctr. in Der Shat punberbare
9eilmittel in gang furser 3eit berseffelt
iDorben iei.
Sbglei6 mir i6on an gar mi6ts
mebr glaubtem, CAB i'd bod auf lamges
3ureben Der Gram Born nod, unb ba6z
tie, tpiaif aud biefen S9minbel perfns
den, mnb gu meinem groBten grtauz
men nnb Slide mar rteitte 6rau mad
monatli6en Gebran9e 6iefer
ipirfli6 munberbaren Seilmittel pon=
fommen bergeftelt.
Sic fonnte pieber i6ren bdusli6en
@rbeiten ra6geben unb fid Ser gr5ie=
hung ibrer &inber ipibmen.
gun bitten mir, i9, meine 6rau unb
ainber, @ott m6ge Serrn prof. 81. u.
Mfeper, nod re6t lange Sabre gum
Woble Der leibenbem Meni6beit erbals
ten.
Grant umb gba Stierib.
San Nntonio, Ser.
Seibe bei6ip0ren bies @ertififat.
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Gtns ffdere @elk.MnInae

II. eine fplde, BON weldsr Shueu anter @arautte tuaes
fHert trerben fam, hab fe tefrtebisenbe 8ie5ultatee lie,
tsrt, rtbrtseufans baS a~E5elsste Sch Surh6se5abtt ptrb.
Auf bieier Baf8 tbpnen Ste BON Dem unten anseses
tenen Qrptbeter etne Tlafae BON Or. atnss g2euein
S@winbiuatS : Setlmittel ~tauen. Go ptrb %earanttrt,
bab banelbe inter alien umftdnbeu GrteiGteruns ses
irdbrt, MEM man e8 seSeu irseub wel@e 9eteea Ser
aebte, her 8ruf cber Der 9unsen annenbet - pie
SdptnblI@t, 9uuseaenibhncuns, Brpr6ttis, afbma,
Brdurs &c. sc. G8 TT ansenebm ~einBunebs
men unt iHmedt gut, III rfats fider unb man Fam f4
immer barauf ~reTlagsn.
grpbefaS4eu fret tn anen Npptbeten. Rbplefale bel
Nbclpb DretB, 2bompfrn q Go.
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Sratt Sabine beforet ale Ges
fbdfte perf6nlt6 nnb bat feinem
Necnten cher Wartner. 9tue bic
ii@ Safar ansseben, ffnb 8etrdaer.
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Or Don tbr berfertigk
mnptfdJe WitrteI

If Der tpunoerbarfe Salismam Der WeIt;
erf i9ert ieinem Beiiber ipirfIit unihdbbart
BortbeiIe; @lif utto Grfolg in @efdaftem,
9otterie uno allen unternebmunaeH iaiber.
baapt, Gbub Dor &ranfbeiten i,no I'm.
glldsfdasn, fotuie alfetti9s 8reunofdaft
Qiebe lino Idtung.
Oiefe Nasiiben GarteI puroea auerR
bon Eran Sabine'8 rrgrobmutter, Der
tpeltberiibmten Mae. Qenormano in paris
an9efertigt uro BON ibr ftammt ba5 Ge.
9etmnib Der Gnfertisung Derlelben uno
Ntemano auber Srau Sabine FAM bieieI.
ben anferti9en poer perfaufem.
Sur Die aabHOien Wunoerfmrsn, ioipie
tonifigen iplnoerbaren Rerfe, bic Erau
8abtne poabradt bat. beliet fe cine aro6e
GnsabI uon bel9worenen 8eueniGen, Seren
Gopieen IN ibrem 12-ieitigen ihufrirfem
Circular entbalten ftnb. Gieies Circular,
betitelt: "The Peoples Friend, meIheS
tn oentider uno engIiIder 9prade fir 2
Gents fret perianoi ipiro, entbait audi nod
etne Gn3abl BON lobenoen GmpfebIunaen,
bic ibr BON beoeatenDer 8eit1naen aeaeben
tpnroen, iofpie eine iauitrirte @eShidte Der
8abrfagefunt BON 1000 Sabren Dor Ghrifi
geburt bis our Sebt3eit.
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9etpirft permittslf esmpatbie bic erfaua.
lttfen Wunber.8urem unb 90 aibt seine
Rranfbeit, bic fe ni1t beiIen Fam. Gle
e~r3ielte ieIbff in ic1den Sdlen pouifdnotae
Seilung, no Die Ner3te ale Sofnmng aufge.
8eben batten. Gogar fiber ben Ocean mad
Guropa lit ibr &ubm ~gebrunsen uno fie mirb
ptelfa1 bon bort briefiG confuItirt.
Sra8t fe tn allen QebemsIaaen
nrn Natb, benin tire tpeijen @atbih1dae
brtnsen, ipenn befol8t, obne ausnabrae
f6eren GrfoIg.
Collie Sud burb Seinoe ooer i~onftpte
G9aoen augefist fperoer, babt ibr gef6dft.
ltds ooer Gamilien.G orgen ober BroaeEe-
fonn1t al Gram Sabine, fe biIft Gu9.
Ole 1T audi CUR GufinounQ perarabsner
S9abe bebalfib, gtbt Slid in Beftem uns
aotterie; perbltef 2ranfbeiten mno lin.
glnfsfaue uno befOrbert bas @ebeiben Des
8ttbeS unb her Gaaten.
Spe3ieIe &ufmerfiamfeit rersieut BIZ
Sbatiate oab Grau Sabine Die einaiae In,
bic 4IIes esrantirt, tuas ne sntss.
ntmmt.
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@rnbe gutriiftuno berr5c

= GrpBe gntriiftung berrf6t inter
ben Mitgliebern bes aufiner Glarfs
Clubs gegen s. S. Sault BON elnltin,
pel6er in elmer in Gleburne gebaltenert
ofentli6en &ebe bebauptet bate, biefer
Club ieBe ii6 suiammell aus Spielern,
Saloon : 2euten, @runbeigentbumss
Ggenten unb Spefnlanten.
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@umner : 3mreu.

Sd l1nteraei6meter mar berfriippelt
an meinem re6ten SUB. baB ib auf
artifen geben mmBte. Mein SUB mar
bid gef6mollen nit &beumatismus.
Sd mar in England BEL bem be-
riibmteitem gpesialiftem in Man9etfr
unb babe bic beiten Aerate mod probirt
unb fe gaben mir ale rur nod 40
Sage gum Qeben. Mud bic 6ot
Springs babe i6 beiu6t obne @rfolg.
Sd beiu6te prof. u. u. MeDer lub
in 10 Sagen bur1 @ebrau6 ieiuer
wunberbaren 9eilmittel bin i'd gdraz
lid furirt iporben.
pbillip 9oob.
Meiue A6refe lit: Smiths CONNER
cial House, next to Black Elephant.
S. Flores Street, San Antonio, Texas.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
[SEAL. A. d. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co, Tex.
Sfabel Shores beeibete: Sd mar
bnr6 LANCE 3eit nit f9tperer 6eras
&ranfbeit bebaftet unb babe piele Iersfe
f~oninltirt unb biele 9eilmittel probirt
pbne @rfoIg.
Sm 5tpei Woden bin i1 bur1 Brpf.
u. q. Mepers pur1berbare 6eilmittel
gdn5li9 furirt tporben.
Sd i9w0re ba5u, baB es bic Wabrz
belt. tit unb ni6t5 anberes als STE
Wabrbeit.
SfabeI GIores.
Hidalgo Street, near the Plaza.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of February,
CSEAL. A. d. 1892.
SAM MAVERICK,
Notary Public, Bexar Co., Tex.
Sin ilnger damn, Der BON pieleu
SpeSialiften uitb mod @ebraud pers
f6ie6ener Mtittel abfplut fir beiratbss
unfdbig erfldrt tpurbe, mar bur6 8rof.
u. u. Mepers, So. As Nasaros5 traBe,
tpunberbare 9eilmitteI polfommen bers
gefteat nnb lebt felt 2 Mpnaten I'M
glitdli6fen @betanbe.
Mrs. &efusia 9eierimo, mobmbaft
go. Z stbs2areboitrabe, eine tpoblbes
fannte @brenfrau unb piele Sabre bier
anidiiige @igentbiimerin elmer Ssarm an
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4cn frhher bebanbelt murhe unb NIT relhen MttteIn.
MRnnbarkeit, fptrte ale
64ird4eR Der 0tfMleht8prsane befftrnuif turtrt.
Observation-Disclosures perten i'm Sauie
eerrrue8 9eflmitteI.
Catarrh und krankheiten der
Rfersr.
Syphilis. Das am sei9wiubefen unr fderfsn
tttlenbe Mtttel. 9ur aaranttrt.
H&ut-K rankheiten auer Uri rerbeu IN,
rtxt, me- anbere 2uren rnibfanaer.
Uunafuerlicher AbHuss utrb prpmrt
IN etn vaar Taaen furtrt.
Meeine Metbp6em.
I. Grete COMPILATION In Der Office pber per Boa.
2. 0enaue nnterfuGuua anb Dtaanofe.
9. Jeeer irtrb anf Grunb ptHenfHaftl.@er q rtuetpieu
sebanbelt unb jetn cber ibr Sad wtrb 81 ~fperiehem
Gtubtum gemaGt.
4. Dtntse greife unp Iei@te biuna8bebtuauroer
Sn ben metfeu Fallen farm bic 6ranfbett i'm SAME
hes &ranten bebanbelt merbeu.
S4rttbt nm Srmptcm . Sprulular SO. /, fur Mdns
Her.
@9retbt I'm Spuaptpms EprmuIar Mp 2, fir graueu.
S4retbt nm Srrnptcm ~6crmular SO. s, fur Sauts
tranfbetten.
Driefe werben prompt bcantucrtet. Gue @eI&dfte
eetetm setaIten. Mebi5tn r;rn rerbprsen geianbt.
&efersnwn BITE Hanfen BON Gan Gntpnto.
9entfM eefprp@en.
1an anreihre an pbes ipre&e pcr Bet
y. NHATHAwAN, M. d.
otepsas @etdube, 80 unt 80 Wef Gpmmersefraee,
san Nnfcntr, GeSas, cine Grerpe bod.
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Sic gumiet Mppb 60.

%perfauft Mcslnifter, Snbian Serritorp
&oblen gu $3.50 per Sonne, 9ols at
$3.50 per Gprb urb gebadtes SoIa su
$3.50. aae Nnftrdge tperhem prompt
a~usgefibrt. Selepbon 81.
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@er einen guten s6ub billig
faufen min, gebe aa paneoat&
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GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

TIL. marriage OF Mrs. Florence NJ Patterson 10
roscph F. Patterson was annuod in the supreme
Court Yesterday. Patterson is serving term OF hvc
years I'm state Prison for grand larceny. Aitcr MS
conviction his wife learned that he was married
mar when the ceremony uniting them took place on
June % 1877, he married Miss Nellie ". wing, OF
baltimore. His sccOnd marriage was in Jersey City on
November Do, 1877.
John +. Henry IT.. was appointed nm assistant
United states Appraiser yesterday lie Is the son OF
the treasurer OF the Republican General Committee
Tho Now York. Mapeton and Van Pclt Manor Rail
way Company has been incorporated - run cars from
the Thirty ninth ST. ferry in Thirty eighth ST. the line
Of the old NewTt rccht and Flatbush road, and T"en
tietha ave. to Mapleon. Van Pelt Manor Ben'bnhurst
and Coney Island. II will be operated by electricity
Among the ncorporators are A. d. Baird, Joseph r.
Puels. c. Fergueson. jr.. d. ID. Chaplin and VI. j.
Mctirath.
Henry Upton a blockmaker. hanged himself In his
bed room at No az Eghtcenthst yesterday. lie had
acted strangely for several days and was suffering
with temporary alteration OF mind. He left wife
and two children. who absent on an excursion
when hc killed himself
Absolute divorce was granted Yesterday 70 David
T. sherman from Mrs. Anna sherman. whom he mar
red IN 1881 james Wills the correspondent.
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form upon which they shall be elected. us WORK - Or
,anization by which alone success can DC ooSu' ~
President McAlpn APPLY remarked In his cal ior 'o 'O'
vcnton. ,,,...o,.0, cor,,-
II &c with this in view that your WesOhesNf oou"'s
ror,bcr ~ the State League addresses you - .
III rho Icacuc clubs he would say seC your poi''"'
machinery In motion at once. Organize icr""' 'uo' Ia
ovorr school district or ward. Help inc nv" anu ""
clubs whether League not, in every way III 'or p
no not strive alone large mcmoershP ~ onoo' WV
scorc energetic wholc.souled Republicans 'ouu ' VI"
Wetchester In q political blaze. H' c''' 49,. -
or non. League proceed at once TO open he'uq'
lot f. hang out some kind OF banner or '"nsi''e"''' ~
r,, he , rollvinc polnt from, which to % batue.
Provide proper Republican reading mat'r n't" WIN
tho distribution Of your local Republican newspaper. N
o, this a. Won have funds or more pfohcns pa'.'
,oror DO this II only 20 rcfutc the inccSS'h' IasehoDus
so porslstcntly told BY the opposition press Inv" ~
frequent meetings Obtain the best speakers you run w
not give ND holding meeting because you cannot OBTAIN
prominent speaker. 1850 -, ~,
For YOUR expenses after you have SHOWN you, A'i
contributed your best dollar. every local hepuo' VIZ
c,vo vou financial aid. Those who do not OF o"nno' W.T."
.,vnvs arc liberal 70 those who VIII.
Having Organized and hung out your banner proca "'
orc. with YOUR local canvass Find out every ne" Noe'
obtain the name OF every doubtful man enroll oil 20" can
y, those in YOUR club dcuge the remainder WIN E""u
Rcnubcan reading matter. See N IL carry ''' .''''
o, man vho wants to vote ticket IL naturalizcd'
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MIR. HARRIrY CoNrTRs WITH MIR. WHITNEY

william F. IIarri,y. the chairman OF the Demo
cratic National Committee, had a conference at tho
house OF william G. whitney. at No. West Fifty
sevcnthst.. Yesterday. with Mr. whitney. cX-tiOv-
crnor Campbell. of Ohio. and other leading Democrats
I'm relation ~ tho selection Of members Of the ENccu
tive, the Advisory. and the Campaign committees OF
the National Committee. II Is probable that Mr..
Whitney will be chairman OF the Advisory Committee,
md Mr.. Campbell OF the Campaign Committee
At the close Of the day Mr. Iarrity said that he
might announce the names Of the members OF the
committees today. d" | have them well mapped out"
he said. land l think | complete my work to
morrow"
Mr.. Harrity also busted himself yesterday I'm In
spectng several houses which were offered to the
Democratic National Committee for n head
quarters. In the afternoon Mr. IIarrty finally de
clded to lease the urstory brownstone mansion No
1870 FIfthave. This house IS upon the east side OF
Firhavc.. between Twentieth and Twenty-hrst sts
Tie housc also has back entrance through lane
which extends into the block from TwcntctI-st and
therefore Democratic politicians OF prominence who
are DESTROYS Of concealing their presence In the build
ing, enter II unObservcd by this lane We shall
turn loose lot OF scrub-women In the building to-
morrow" said Mr.. liarriy. =" and put In furn
turc We have bought. | shall hope TO occupy the
building IL headquarters before the end Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
REPUBLICANS BUSY on LONG ISLAND.

The Republican Club OF Flushing. L. l., held an I'm
portsnt meeting on Tuesday evening, which was at
tended by nearly 100 members. The business OF tha
meeting was 10 complete arrangements for the ban
aerraeing. Preparations had previously been made u
hold a meeting In the Public Library Buildn5
on August 3. when John W. VrOoman who IL at pres
cnt the guest Of F. p Morris, the president OF the
club, was 10 be the speaker. Mr.. NrOoman Informed
.hc club a few DAYS agO that he would be unable To
be present and it decided that instead OF the
mass meeting the bannerIasng should take place on
that evening. II also decided t. iayitc Re
publican clubs from Baysldc. College Point, White
stone, Great Neck Little Neck and other villages.
The committee authorized to procure music fire
works etc, and 70 arrange for general parade.
H. G. Post appointed grand marshal This club
now numbers 100 memberi
The Republicans Of Wholesome held their second
meeting Of the campaign Tuesday evening. and
completed the organization Of a Harrison and Reid
campaign club. This club is 10 have II public mass
meeting in August, when good speakers will be
present.
The Harrison ard Reid Campaign Club OF River
head, held n rOnaing meeting Tuesday evening, In
Posters Hall spirited addresses made by many
OF the members and enthusiastic cheers given for
Harrison and Reid. over ~ new members
were added to the roll. Tho Republicans OF River
head more completely organized this campaign
than in any previous year. aud they are making Il
united effort for victory . November.
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NEWS FROM NEJV-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY WANTS IT'S MONEY BACK.
before the courts declared tho Comfy Park act
Illegal a. 900 raised in the tax levy to gve tho
Park Commissioners money 70 begin the preliminary
work o. securing tho sites FOR five parks. This money
WIS turned over County Collector Hugh Dngan. and
out % il no paid to the Park Commissioners $1,000
and some small bills amounting 20 sl33 90. lie has
In his possession go 500 90 The courts having
stopped tho construction " N" parks, Mayor Wanscr
has determined that Jersey city shall get back her
proportionnte contribution the tax levy. which was
about 10 per cent % the $4,000 raised The Mayor
Will demand that about $3.50 be returned To the
city. The County Collector insists that he has no
authority 10 deliver tho money, and the MAYOR VIII
probably n rllit 20 be hrfnght Ia obtain H. IL
This /, done the Legislature will he asked to pass
mcasuNa which will insure Tho NturT ~ The money %
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STATEN ISLAND.
DID THIS MAN COMMIT SUICIDE

DID mis- MAN LUMMII oNIOIDDF
welldreysed man was found late last night lying
IN an open lot near the ferry landing at St. George
ia wos prooning and was In an unconscious con-
dItion AT first IL was thought that he Ind Deeh
overcome by the heat, and an ambulance was caiieo
and he was removed TO the Smith 1nfirmary AT New
Brighton. There the house surgeon made an examiha
ton and found n bullehole in the right SIDE OF MS
head The man died without regalnlng CONSCIOUSNESS
rhandled revolver Of 80 calibre was found IN he
lot where the man had been lying. coroner "e''s0
schaefer had the body removed to the shpletoh
Morcue. and will hold an inquest. The man was
about fifty years old, had bald head oiohd
mustach. and side-whskers. He dressed In brown
striped trousers and vest, black diagonal coat black
felt hat and CATERS. lie wore standing collar, WIN
black tie. Nothing found In the clotnns u h
would lead to his identification. Inc corohcr ""
lieves that II is a case OF suicide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
1.-THE BROOKLYN EAGLES RECEPTION
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND THE FORMAL OPENING
OF THE NEW BUILDING.


MANY PEOPLE ATTEND THE FORMAL OPENING
OF THE KEW BUILDING.
"Thc Brooklyn Eagle" gave a reception ana house
warming Yesterday afternoon in It's new building, AT
Washington and johnson sts which was recently CON-
plccd at II cost Of nearly 100000, and to which the
newspaper removed from It's former home. at No -
Fnltorst. The counting room was Handsomely
decorated and handsome souvenirs were given to
thousands Of visitors The people were carried up the
elevators to the ninth floor where the composing
room was open for inspection while the process OF
making the paper going on. From the top floor
the visitors were shown to the editorial rooms whore
Managing Editor Robert Burch the publisher william
Ue~tor and the treasurer, W. VI. Van Anden, gave a
cordiai welcome 10 all There refreshments
served on other noors and persons descended to
tho basement and inspected the presses while the
Issue Of the day turned on
Among those present we're ". II. Lyon. Nelson j.
Gates Professor r. W. Hooper, Gilbert Hicks Silas
b. butcher Major p. II. McNultv, Or. w. S. searle
H. G. Fenno, Alexander Black ". G. Trcdwcl F. A.
Iarnaby General G.. W. WIngatc Dr. George Eyerson
james d. Bell, George +. Elliott j. H. Eddy DIR
Uuscn Howard VI. smith and James H. Morgan
Yesterdays edition Of THE Eagle" contained n
handsome four-pagc supplement with fun account Of
tho new building. illustrated with cuts. 4 CON- wos
given TO all the visitors. with q History ~ The
Eagle" taken from advance sheets Of a vOluu,, Tho
Eagle and Brooklyn" TO he issued soon rv,ne a
complete history Of the city from its beginning,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28
AN APPEAL TO WESTMINSTER CLUBS.

l. Ashley ATKINS. chairman OF the Executive Com
mlttee OF the Westchester County Club OF the Repub
Ican League has sent the following circular TO each
OF the clubs In the district:
The fifth annual convention Of the Republican League Of
,he State OF NewYork lately held at Rochester by its not
able two.day rcsson has scored great 1t
nre.emnentiy convention Of Republican advisers and
counscors The work therein laid and recommended
now awaits only your approval but your intense
scton.
The League docs not counsel inacon IL does advise
Inactivity three and then pcod OF fierce striving
and bitter with broken ranks the year IL
seeks your constant and perseverng vigilance.
Hence the constitution Of the League and Of club
pledges that is not within the province the League
nominate candidates for ofcs, 70 declare plat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-28

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steamer Wyanoke, Doa1, Norfolk and Richmond-od
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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