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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-03
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Monev

Ne" YORK Money.
NEW YORK Jan 2
Money on call easy. with no loans. Closed offered
d. Per cent
Prime mercantile paper ts4a6per cent.
Exchange steady at - - Tor sixty-day bills
81 $50 for demand.
IOIal sales Of stocks today, 80 shares.
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l.
II store building in town OF Anthony. the build
ing Is LOO feet deep vi tase sS0 cash. o. trade
Henry Mueller. Anthony. Kansas da 81
Tor sALE-ox EASY TERMS BY HENRY Y.
Il SHEPARD. 81 sedgwick hlock. Wichita. kaa'-;
jan !. lSsz
Lots a-s-Ss-Sa-sGss Pat.ie avenue. lincoln street
addition Vacant, SsaQ
Lots sl-rzs- rs I2S-Is,. olocks Emporia avenue.
0rme q Phillip addition Vacant. $SN
Lots IGSl- laS- 9SS llSG Lewellsn avenue. Grtfen-
stems ssh addition Vacant. ts0t
Lots a-6o Wichita street ciEy. Vacant $l.on
street and Main street ro1m house and barn sS.0n
Lots 25-s7 Emporia avenue. Englishs addition. !
room house. ia south krnposia avenue $50
Lot l66 Main street. city. frame store house. "a
North Nam street ssSa
Lots 6-s-Io-i2. block Il. Fourth avenue orns' &
Philips addition Vacant St0tN
tion 9 room house ana Stable No 90 New YORK
avenue $l.5W
Lot 81, Market street city, between First and
Second streets vacant. sl.a0
Lots and L Fourth avenue. HIIton's addition. :
room house No. 50 North Fourth avenue s3tsn
Lot us. Market street GrifensteinS Srd addition
four room houses ~ and Ga south Market SUI
Lot q Aiathewson's addition. room house, No
los First street and one acre ground s@0n.
Lots - 2SZ7-2 Fourth avenns. kEgiish's addition.
fremont house and story brick
Lots Is-2U-sa-a4. Sonre avenue, Hopkins 4 Eli
woods subdivision CT LOT !. block ChzatAueuA ad-
dition. Two SIX room houses Price each ssan
.sd l0'' - and 20 N'''a'AAi' '10'i''''-- vacant
Lots a4-4s-ss. Central avenus Hilion's addtion
corner Fourth avenue Sl.50
Lots Ia-I22. Wichita street. city, room house.
No. SIS WicRita street s7Jl
Lois Sas-Szs-sO. RCsenthaIs 81 bdivision- Vacant,
SIS
Lot Il, Waco street. waterman's addition 20
waterrnan's addition. Fine room house and
stable No. ssl Waco street S3.S9.
Lots ls-i5-lS-g.-s2G-s3 Vine avenue, University
Place addition Vacant
Lots I0i-l0s I0S-i -ll-lil Hiram avenue. univer
sity Place addition Vacant.
Lots S6Ss University avenue Univel si;y Place ad-
diIion. Vacant
Lots SIS. Glenn avenue. University Place sdai-
ton, Vacant
Lots al-g2-z4-s Vine avenue. University Place ai-
dition. Large room house aad stable. corner Men,
tor and Vine streets sl.aa
South half lot L EmpOria avenue. Aeads addt-
tfon story brick building sS,ZS1
Lots - ~ Waco street R0use's addition. small
houses. l154 " ACC street $50
Lots = and "a Douglas Chicago avenue. Martin
sons sub plat OF MartnSons addition. cornel Doose
avenue. Large story hotel
Lots I0s-llg Ninth street, Gridenstens III ad-
dition. three room house sssl
Lots 9r-9l hi le3 FIfth avenue. Viola Rdoticn-
4 room houses lS25 10 1884, North Fifth avenue.
Lots -S5S5s1, Laura avenue. Lincoln street
addition Vacant.
kingman county, north east or section -. town
ship . range west Pine upland <s0
Usual commission paid to real estate men effect
ing sale Of above properties Prices however are
subject 10 chance by notice published Ia Wichita
Eagle Terms given on application.
HENRY v. SHEPARD.
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81 Louis Produoe.

81 Louis Produce
ST LorTs. Jan =
wHEAT-wesk- No. scash eNSc. January SS
eFtc, February 9lS1c. May sSSSc asked
1OitN-tsSi No cash S61Sc. January S6sSc,
February SIC NAY sic bid
oATS-Weak- No. :. cash. SIC bid. May Sssc bid
PORk-Ouiet- Old s. a.. new sl0 az
LARD-Steady, e So
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kansas city Produce

Kansas city Produce
KANSAS CITY. Jsn. =
EL0CE Rim good demand Al Unclaimed prices
NHEAE-NoLhlag doing whatever.
EnRN-Eigl CHER. Nc cash. Ss5sc 3D. January So
I'D -
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New York Produce
NEw YORK. Jan. :
COFFEE-Spot RIO dun. firm. No :. ls5sc
sCGAk-Re6ned s5eady.
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DIR. f. EMMA COBB.

Females and Childrens diseases speciality
Home for ladies during confinement. Strictly prl-
vete when so desired, also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired Letters Of inqui-
y confidential and aswered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue, Wichita. Kansas.
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No NO G raa PILES

FlSSURE FISTULA and all diseases OF
the rectun cured without the Of the knife lga-
ture. caustc. OF detention from business No money
70 be paid until patient is cured.
PRIVATE DISEASES in both sexes speedily.
cured Call On or address
DE-. T. F. BENNETT
TGtf or1cs llj y Main St. wichita
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
EKkD ". IsRAET X. g ISRAEL
Notary Public
ISRAEL BROS.
Real Estate and Rents.

To buy wichita CIV property or Sees~fck county
land n present prices reaI9~ large returns your
mercy. wichita, with her stock and other indus
tries. : lust IN her nSaucy. sRG ssck bargains
can now offer ere never offered before. Ali having
business in orr line invited 10 call pond
The Tichitz interests OF D0n-resl6ents properly
and faithfully cared Tor. Office second foor -
Moth Asrkes. lsr2ei Building cRSU
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Boys.
Statesmen.

Wy ANTED-BUSISESS MIN WHO ARE N
w need OF stenogrHpbeTs OF accountants to call
1T The National Accountants and Stenographers
bureau. branch once al Tie Southwestern Bush
less College. N.Chlt~ han We usually have Ga
oUT application list thoroughly con4peteDt book
keepers stenos pbers I'LL nrst GiAss rsferen-
Ca help furnished Tree or charge III
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NsA AF&ss@sk- q "a
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rrss- ~ A~zd r - 80 - ss-
4 C~T-A 8.ADfk.s Es&VAE HGFT o. DEC =
l. bsfaser Essl~T ksEsz- ua4 8ssNrszrs 70
sz-z a $500 Ls~fszaes z2z i'rsls-ss fsS>E1-
exS
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants. Supplied.

Tor SALE-Two or THE BEST BUSINESS
u lots West Douglas ayenue, west side. Is
on corner. both for sda Farmer 8 Hnds0a. ever
10 North Main. d4l Ia
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GENERAL sIOKAGE
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TOR Saloon EASY TERMS BY HENRY Y.
II SHEPARD. 81 Sedgwick hsOck. Wichita kaaa;
jan !. iSsg.
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I'OR SALE OR TRADE-A TWO STORY BRICK
Il store building IN town OF Anthony, the build
ing Is l0U fee. deep VII take SStD cash. o. trade
Tor deSira be property in Michfta or farm land.
Henry Mueller. Anthony. Kansas AL 81
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E'OR SAT.E-A STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
1t groceries sae eEly store IN the town doing =
good business, goods nearly neRs rents very low
rare chance fOr'sonne wishing 90 into bust
Kansas al IL
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COSTLY TESTIMONY FOR DEMOCRATS.

m GET TESTIMONY FROM ALL THE M0DERATORS
AxD TOWN COUNTERS OF CONNECTICUT.
Nev-IIaven Conn, May 1O.-The quo warranto
anti NJ John J. Phelan against Secretary OF state H. j.
walsh which came TO trial In the Superior Court
b,s toronoon before Judge John NJ Hail. had scarcely
,or,n before n question to the a4missbinty
a, the election returns sent to the Secretary OF states
once rs the official count" TO prove that Mr. Phelan
was elected on the face Of these returns Charles Coe
objected to the Introduction OF these returns
o.. nrima fncie evidence, and In carefully prepared
ev,cw OF the point Judge Hall said that II no was
m nass finally on this point he would rule that the
ra,rrs were not prma facie evidence, and could not
be produced TO prove Phelans claim. He suggested
10 the Democrats that they bring In the moderatos'
certificates in every and counter from every
town and ward to prove their case according "
thu usua rules OF evidence IT, however they do MOI
wish to accept his suggestion and were Wiling 10
k their chances before the supreme Court he would
rulc tho evidence In pro forma.
Counsel for the Democrats, Lynde Harrison ana
tutge Henry StOddard. after conference Win the
meuhers of the state Democratic Committee. decided
IN accent Judge Halls suggestion as to modcr'tors
certificates and counters from towns and wards. I'm
| modately step, were taken for the summoning OF
town clerks and counters throughout the State
since there are l67 towns in the state at least
200 witnesses will have TO be summoned before tne
Democrats have put In their case. ms VIII thkc
tImn and may cnuse the now famous case TO De de
loyed still further This afternoon the !oWn cirna
~ bridgeport and New-IIave1 were In court ana were
nut on the stand. The simsnonng OF these wlticsss
II tho manner Indicated will cost the Democracy many
| thousands OF dollars-perhaps 10000
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IOWA TO BE SOLID FOR BoIEs.

Council Bluffs. Iowa. May 1O.-The State Of Iowa
will send solid delegation TO the National Democratic
Convention with instructions to vote a unit for
Horace Boies for President II all hope OF their
favortc receiving National favor shall have passed
away, the delegation will cast solid vote for Grover
Cleveland, but the resolution OF tO-morrows conven-
ton will discount the chances Of Governor Bdes
by admitting the possibility Of such a contingency.
The following gentlemen arc prominently mentioned
rs candidates for delegates atlarge: C. A. Clark. Of
Cedar Rapids: Senator Shields OF Dubuque; Senator
Yocmans OF Sioux City: J. +. Duncombc OF Fort
Dodge: l.. NJ Martin. Of Des Moines: f. ID. Camp
bell OF Fairfield Senator L. r. Bolter OF Harrison
County Senator Perry. OF Monroe County. and 8. T.
Marsh. Of Dies Moincs. Tie latter is a colored man
and the president Of tho Iowa African American Re-
form League. For tho last two years the Democrn@
Of Iowa have adopted planks favorng the Tree coinage
Of silver but IL looks though the custom would be
departed from in to.morrOws platform. The most
powerful opponent Of a free silver declaration Is Con-
gresham Walter s. Hayes Of Clinton! who Is regarded
as tho coming United states senator nom the
Hawkcye State IN case the Democrats succeeo 10
carrying the new Legislature.
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xxIrIp DISTRICT REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

A meeting Of the District Committee Of the Republican
organiza:on Of the XXIIId Assembly District was held
las, night at No $50 Thirdnve with Henry c. Robin.
,on IN the and Thomas W. Robertson "a secretary
The chairman was ordered to appont : csmpo,sn com.
m1,tee. lmnleoiascv uPo" "~''"
,oo,a, monthly meeting Of the Republican Organization
~ the district was held. with Donald Mclean In the
ohs and Thomas W. Robertson secretary One hundred
and sirtyhve new members were elected and about 10
nro.tons AR membership were received Among those
present were Raymond Daniel Frledsan refer H.
Mcdonald Emil Labishiner. leo Inbishner. De witt o.
Ward William Johnston. william T. Ken: William T.
snnan Edward Dubois. Moritz S!lbersten. Charles W.
Briggs samue. Coal. James A. Cryan. Edwem A. Dun
ham Henry Grasse John A. Vanderbilt John Wilson,
Wiiiam Bantam, Richard j. Garland, william NJ berg
hold. John Reilly. Stephen Kent. James d. Kishemer.
chae, H. wheelock. Patrick NJ. Cassidy. John E. Bur.
net. and George IL. Liebig.
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Tho one unfailing remedy for them Is DIR.
Piercc's Favorite Prescription.
Il corrccts cures, and builds you up. IL
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BUSINESS, brings refreshing sleep and restores
health and strength For periodical pains,
internal Inflammation and liberation, weak
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IT'S a positive specidc-one that is gn'drdn-
lard
= II il fails TO give satisfaction, in any case,
Shc money fpaid ScEit n Astnrnsl -
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serrdtion, on receipt Of ten cents for post
age.
Addrns, Worlds Uspensary Medical A.
ISOLATION. o6S Main Street, DuRale. N. Y.
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FIGHTING TIE NEW SURROGATE BILL

Wien Governor Flower WIS hero the other day
strong pressure was brought to bear upon him to
sign tho bill which provides for the election Of
additional Surrogate in this county. The pressure
from Tanmany Hail. and Police Commissioner
Martin has been active IN seeking to make 1t effective
The place which II II proposed TO create is intended
for Register Frank r. Fitzgerald. whose official term
win expire on January I. 1909. Surrogate Rastns 8
Ransom Is bitterly opposed to the enactment OF the
measure during his term because 1t viii divide up
the patronage which he has Mt his sole disposal
lie urges the Governor TO veto 1t the ground that
II is unconstitutional. and It Is said ne has made some
Roadway and may WIN Tho Surrogate used to live in
Elmra. the home Of senator Ill., II reports cir
cuIaed yesterday true he IS backed by Hin In
his fight against tho bill II Flower Fails TO
approve the bill II Is likely that Hill will havo
stitnuonalIty which the Surrogate may urge.
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CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE.

Washington May 10.-The Republican Congressional
Campaign Committee held meeting last night. 10
scph H. Walker. Of Massachusetts, was elected tempo
rary chairman OF the meeting. and Representative
Houh, Of Tennessee. temporary secretary. In ac-
cordance with a motion BY Mr.. Boutelle. OF Maine
the following persons were constituted committee
TO report at future meeting plan OF organisation
and list OF permanent officers New England-J H.
Walker. Massachusetts,; Middle states-J H. Kecharn.
New York; Western Statcs-Bishop Perkins. Kansas
Northwestern Sfates-w +. Sanders, Montana; border
States-J. H. Wilson. Kentucky; Southern states
John C. Houl Tennessee Pacific states-Blnger Her
mann, oregon.
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NEw.MExICAy DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES

Albuquerque. y. NJ, May lO.-The Democratic Con-
venton here yesterday. The committee OH resolu'
tons reported In favor OF the absolutely free and un'
limited coinage OF silver. They condemned the APP
pontment Of stephen b. Elkins as Secretary OF war
on the ground that he. than any other person.
had assisted in degrading New-Mexico The resolu'
lions also condemn the present Administration and
exto the Democratic party. The delegates to Chicago
we're selected and although they were uninstructed.
all but one man favored Cleveland
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THAT BIG KINGS COUNTY DEBT
BROOKLYN REPU BLICANS TAKE ACTION.

F. FISCHER RESIGNS FROM THE GENERAL CON
MrrrEr-,MEypMENT TO THE BYLAWS.
The Rcpnblcan General Committee Of Brooklyn at
the regular monthly meeting last evening IN the
Criterion Theatre adopted the following ringing resoln
lions offered by Theodore 3. Willis, relative to the
great increase Of public debt under the Democratic
Ring administration.
whereas The statement has been made bv :he East
River the CITY o. NewYork that tho constitutional
limit debt Of BROOKLYN and the County OF Kings has
b>cn exceeded nv at least e. 900 900 and
Whereas Tho Of the citizens Of BROOKLYN FOR
has been pcrsistentv called bv the Re
publican organization " Kings County to this imUair.
y the ctv's credit bv Of the wastau and
cx,ra,aeant expenditures Of the Democratic city officials
and
Whereas Tnesuhlec: now having become OF Official
adjudication. be 10
Resolved. That the Legislative Committee OF his
General Committee De- and (, hereby Is directed To co.
With BODY Of interested IN this subject
give citizens the facts and
hgure gathered and collected by em during the Da.: two
Ia order that u" subject bo thoroughly slftci
and responsibility placed whore lt belongs.
Judge lowls Of the Legislative Committee sta ted
that the Legislature lad authorized the Mayor and
Controller to issue bonds to the OF $1,000 600
In OF the limit set by law OF 10 per cent Of the
rcNl rsintc valuation. This clnrly o violation
OF the Law for the Indebtedness was strictly limited
At the pleasure the Mayor and ontoler the bonds
conld BE- issucd. rntl all the bills In the hands Of
the Governor had been acted upon Il was impossible
to tell what tho total OF The increased indebted
moss would tc.
Mr. WILLIS resolution wns unanimously adopted
israel =. FtAoher. chairman OF the Executive Com
nattce of Kings CDuaty. representing the Twenty
sixth Ward IN both IN" General and Executive Com
mltte,. presented his resignation which accepted
several amendments 10 the bylaws were adopted
Cne NJ The amendments provides for the meeting of
the Executive Commits. for organization In Feb
ruary instead OF IN March 1t voted 10 print
1000 copies 81 The bylaws. A request FOR q new
enrolment I'm The Nineteenth Ward was referred To the
Executive Committee
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COLONEL wATTERsoN ON THE CANDIDATES

COLONEL wATTERSoN ON THE CANDIDATES.
HE Is NOT IN FAVOR OF EITHER CLEVELAND Or
HILL.
Colonel Henry wattcron, the Editor Of " The Lous-
Vile COurcr-Jonrnal." reached this city Monday
night. and engngcd lnrgc nj Of rooms at tho Everett
House, In Union Square. In rcgard TO Democratic
National politics he said to a reporter:
The nomination Of either Cleveland or Hl nj
Chicago would be suicidal. under existing conditions.
Ordinarily It would not be thought Of Ncw-York is
essential 10 Democratic success. and I am satisfied
that neither one carry this Stnte. Mr.. Cleveland
Ia not vote stronger than he WAS In 1888, and II
anything he is weaker. No one can deny that Mr..
Cleveland has very considerable personal following
In this state. but II IL sufficient to overcome or
Offset tho opposition him that exists In tho Demo
cratic ranks. l have never regarded Mr.. Hin as n
possibility, even when his prospects seemed bright
est
"who DO you think will be the Democratic candi.
date1n
al have predictions to make. am not a
prophet. All say is that rs IN observer Of the
situation believe the nomination o either Cleveland
OF H1n by the Democrats would be iolly. The per
sonaity OF the candidate is not important Any
good man with n clean record. whether he haiy from
the East the West. from New-York or from Ken
lucky, would make a strong candidate, provided he is
not Identified with factona disturbances. History
shows this TO be true. As to the candidacy Of Mr..
Carlisle he has always bec0he favorIte son of Ken
ucky-hc always will be asV1ng as he lives and yet
hc would not consent have his name presented by
the State Of Kentucky at Chicago II there were the
slightest objection raised by any member OF the Ken
lucky delegation
II Is not known how long Colonel watterson in.
tends 10 remain hero. II said that he came here
to try to have Mr.. Cleveland withdraw from the race
and allow some one else to have his delegates.
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tie entire dosing Of the Exposition on eve an
offered ex1usce OF now was nsnSSs b
nr. ConSress reaniring TINT no part q the sum APP
popte BY this section sSs be ' the un s
Enlumb,sn Commission shall stpulate IN writing That
the Exposition shall not open to the public on
slindaYS y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
A REPUBLICAN SUPERVISOR SHUT OUT.

Albany May 10 SpeciaD.--Tbe Albany Supervisors
organized today and asserted their power By refusing
a seat to an honestly elected Republican and giving
the place to Democrat. Richard S. Blodgcft Ike
publican, elected ut Coeymans over Alton van
Derzee, Democrat by l majority. Tho town canvass
Ing board refused to give the certificate to Mr..
Blodgett until last week. when Judge lerrck handed
down Il deollon directing that the certificate he
awarded him. The name Of Mr. Blodgcu WAS NOT on
tho roll today when the Supervisors organized. ana
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c,rvrIAyD cA,,crsEs IN BrFFALO.

Buffalo, y. Y, May 10 SpeciaD.- Democratic eau
cuse, To- night for tho May convention were quiet The
I'M men made no opposition. The claim was made
tonight by the Cleveland Committee that over 10000
votes were cast In this city. but no detailed account
OF the vote BY wards oouM be obtained 1t is thought
that II the Cleveland men got out $500 votes they
we're doing we'll.
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new blood end skin Purins aud Creates. Of Hunet
elements. and thus removes the cause. while CUTICURA
hsir; Thus the CuTIcURA REMEDIES care every
scalp and blood diseases pfmpfes scrouls from
Infancy to age, when the best physicians fall
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lie WILL. NOT OPPOSE HARRISON.

A,hanv Nav 1O-E. A. Durnnt. who was ons Of
,he m.n chosen AZ a delegate to the Minneapolis Con-
ven,,on by faction ia the Albany Congress Distrcs
Convention says he has received no official inforpaaoo
Of his selection lie discaims responsibility Tor ths
nsc that was made Of his name, and says no mas no
intention Of going to Minneapolis to anason'Is the
nomination OF Harrison.
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SaIt-Rheum

August but It is proposed to take steps toward or
canlang for the coming campaign Mt once. com
mittee was chosen TO secure hall and make arrange
mcntS for an address non the issues OF the oay oy
cx1onCressman Roswell q. li0rr.
Among those present were Edward Gordon. DENNIS ~
shea John f. owens Frank McGrane, Henry u.
icrsk and Thomas F. Harrington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-11
NEW MEMBERS OF A HARLEM CIUB

The regular monthly meeting Of the Harlem Re.
publican Club was held last night at It's clubhouse No.
lij West one hundred and-twcnty -ffth-st Washing
ton Wnsor presided and Walter Watkins secretary
A circular letter from the Republican League OF the
State Of New York received giving a general idea
of The work be done Mt the state League Convention
which will be held Mt Rochester June o. and de.
soibing the accommodations TINT will be offered to
The delegates The following were elected members
Of the club H. e. Trnelson, william II. spiccr Emf,
Gcbhurit, Lhtus McAdmm, Charles G. Clark j. Frank
Patterson. Charles A. Clinton and John a. Wilbur
Among those present were silns {. Croft A. S.
Tnllcr Henry G. Robinson. John Carr. ilepry c. Cal.
klns, Th0nns Wright. William Phbrick. +. NJ Patrick
william Durham d. 3. Pntncy, T.. NJ. Cutter ~ G.
Hewlett. James A. Calvin. Richard Drown, Philip
Lowe Jsmes A. Cryan, John s. Van De Carr. Iicrvey
NJ. Greene aud Frank Norris. p, ,., -, ,... "a
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prp,nIIcANs WIN AT AsBURY PARK.

Asbury Park May 10 (SpeclaD.-Thc annual eecaon
n, the borough OF Asbnry Park held to-day. Inc
prlncipal fight was over the Commissioners. Inc he
pnhllcans elected their entire ticket Milan Ross was
reelected Collector. The Commissioners elected srs
James A. Bradley. the founder Of tho town; E. ~
lon Brock IIoratio G. MARRIOTT and DR.. Henry Mi'
chcll.