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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

O'Brien. who 50 lately outwitted the
liavre police. Circumstances, too,
sometimes favor the criminal in
strange enough manner. In the
present instance the fatuous self-con-
fdence and boznbastic conceit of rus
tic magnate was the malign influence
which operated in favor of temporary
Illustration of justice.
Three days after the discovery Of the
murder of Jacques Brunel-the man
Ravachol is accused of having killed
at the commune of Chambles, in the
suburbs of ST. Eienne. " Benad,
the chief of the detective force at the
latter place, made an important discov-
cry. The murder occurred upon June
81. 1921. and on June % N. Benad. who
had been carefully following up the
case in his official capacity. luckily
dropped upon g hack driver frora the
village of Vigneron. situated aboCt
dozen kilometers from ST. EtieaEe,
who told him that upon tie evening Of
the 9ist iuss. he had driven TO tue foot
OF the hill at Chsmbles q man and
wonsn, who. leaving the hack after
giving the driver instructions to wait,
returned after the lapse of about an
hour, bringing with them a yellow
valise. evidently very heavy. for the
man appeared to haveSonsiderab be diff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
SETTING OUT PLANTS,
How TO Lower Large Boxes or Tubs Into
the Lawn

How TO Lower Large Boxes or Tubs Into
the Lawn
A common custom when putting out
bananas, palms, oleanders and other
tender plants for the summer is to set
them about with boxes or tubs in sight.
A more effective way of using many
kinds is to sink out of sight the tubs in
which they grow, giving the appear
ance that the plant is growing natu-
rally in the new place. The engraving
shows how box may be lowered into
the lawn and entirely hidden, convey
ing the idea that the plant grows out of
the grass. First the sod is rolled back;
then an excavation some inches larger
than the tub is carefully made and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

Maroon, who resided in the Rue de Roa-
vine at st. Etienne, and he is also be-
lieved to be the man who violated the
mausoleum of Baron de la Roche
taillee for the purpose of abstrecting
the jewels which had been inferred with
the body. Probably he will not be for
mally indicted for the murder of the
Maroon women, as it is understood that
the government considers his arraign-
ment for the Chambles affair sufficient
to insure his conviction and subsequent
sentence to the guillotine, upon which
instrument SO many other monsters in
human shape have expiated their crimes
against society. V. GRIBAYEDoFF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
PLAN FOR WIRE FENCE.
No Part of 1t an heterogeneous on Any
known Patents.

For the benefit of the farming COM
munity | send sketch and description OF
a smooth wire fence that / contemplate
building. ] take eight No. . wires for
strands. These I shall draw with a
ratchet Ny stays are wood, sawed / 4
inches square Through these bore
s holes, or as many more as / may de-
sire strand wires. ] make the holes
plenty large SO they will thread easily.
These stays / shall place four feet
apart, on a fence four feet high. The
stays are held in place by wire brace
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
ZIG. .

reeticn / am going When I 90 10
ratche. post shall have ratchet for last
section ~ brace wire. and draw -
proper tenssCD. tn@n staple 20 posts,
spTiuEing up or down 20 suit elevations
and dePressiors n ground. then thread
IN remaining wires. pat On tension. add
vou have fence.
There IS 40 part Of This fence an In
fragment on anT patents as far a. I
know. ] don't wan. 20 interfere with.
any Pateat fence. a. the fence buslneSs
Is expensive enough withous paying s
farm ris.ss This fcnee has rare adj
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
Important Information.

The class in natural philosophy wa
being examined by Prof shore. % the
University Of Texas
can you give me an illustration %
the law of grayita,iong'
Yes" responded Tom Anjsrry. oas
Of the students If letter weighs
more than two ounces IL costs doabls
postage TENS Sifsings-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

per rod. In Fig. J dots on the post rep
resent ratchets The part marked Al
shows the mo,ie Of putting ON brace.
wire on level ground. - showS tbel
manner of putting on brace wire where
there il an elevation and stays arcl
thrown Ont Of square. Fig. shown
brace chain linked together. Fig. q
shows bench for making brace wirel
chain. A is a square iron pin for maxi
ing the square loop. and - is lcvsri
with h-ineh iron pin in end for rnalinr
the small loop.--Allen Seff. IN Ohio
Farmer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

lined with rough lumber, into which
the box is lowered as shown. There
SHOULD be at least an inch space around
the box after it is lowered into place.
The sod is then Strengthened into place.
and you have every appearance that
the plant grew where it stands. Amer
lean Garden
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
MAPLE SUGAR INDUSTRY.

Tar More Important Than Most People
Have Supposed.
According to the returns of the CEN
sus of 1890, there were in the United
States, in 1889, 81, OLA producers of maple
sugar, and the quantity of sugar pro-
duced was $685., 927 pounds, and the
quantity of maple sirup was 2,25S, $40
gallons. The sugar was produced in
the following states, in quantity as
shown herewith:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
Profits.

Profits.
foung LADY, read your last poem.
Mr.. Spacerayt, but couldn't make any.
thing OFT Of il.
Mr. Swell, / could made ten
dollars out of it.-Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

My friend" said the experienced
politician 10 the young candidate. your
suceess does not 80 much depend n
pufanz yourself a. On blowing ysaFzeat
See7--X Y. sun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
RAVACHOL'S, CRIME.
The Story Of His First Arrest and
Escape at Saint Etienne.

The Murder for Which He Is Being Tried
and the victim-RzvachoI's wonder
full Strength and Agiiity-Ms
Lady Friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

Newman-"D ia yeu rns-r- fer lore
or for money! olGby-"B Both zaar-
led for love o. zacaeS. kate Ess.d'.
Wasa.nzton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

vzasages than aHy ether h&T~ sssa
rex iitascss abOat 5 psuass q No
wire 20 make . rod, ~ zhieh sd
p2E1d u .sye sozated oI galvanized
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
Pounds.
worse rean a Vg.nfi,

Worse rHnn a Nc.afive.
when htJle Chaw!es, IN accents weak
Proposed 70 stout Miss whonucr.
She kissed the dear boy on th. ebaal
And said: $50 ask your popper.
--haTper's Bazaar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

rsTsEar cursed nv
aNe-~NefTion yogiill E6iscs tue excessive
- or tesaa, oman Sliasti:IIiv which uisUNtsly
lead 20 nnfnfty Consumption end lHSaasty. ees vr
in coTete5 urn IN carry IN tfe VT pu<zet Prsee
d package, or Tor s. With every s. onier e give
written guarantee 10 cure or refund the
money sent ~ mail 10 any address. Circular free
IL plain envelope. Aeation this ps7er. Address.
AAlAID CHEMICAL co Branch onac- for C. s. Il
SIS Dearborn Street CHICAGO, ILL
FOR SALE IN WICHITA. RANS b.
Se:unse- Bros, Druggists. 30 Last Douslas "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
MANHOOD RESTORED.

/" SSNsTiVC." the
Wonuerfai spanish
i.assessy, is sold With a
Written Guarantee
% cu-e AL Ne vcuS Jig
eases. such Is Wsxf
Ms;herv. less ~ RTsin
= -. Headache.
We aefi.ir-S. los. Me,f-
hccss, Nervousness I-xs-
sillstie, al s:Trus sz-t
los> Of peTey 81 the
tenP~Ssivc o-crss in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

wire) of No. II wire>for braces. which.
makes 7 pounds per rod. and, az 3 cents
per pound. costs 81 cents per rod. Cost,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25
WICHITA planning :. MIL


hill and Office Central Ave and Wichita St
V. E. APPIEBY, Wichita,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

by he Ia Ne rave Hley l. lt o g arr uad
II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-25

L~.OEC C FAttCT t3NGa
f'h0toG--ohed fro- Ii,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
SELECTIONS FROM THE NAIL.
TIE FLAG TIE BEST EMBLEM.


Sir: ! notice tendency on the part OF some TO
adopt "Grandiathcrs Hat" n tho Republican cam
palgu emblem and with your permission wonld
suggest that The Tribune its potent influence In
favor Of the adoption OF more disnihcd aud inspiring
token oi Rcpubllcansm. And hight here j would
ask--what emblem conh BE- moro inspiring and more
significant Of true Repnblcanism than the American
flag Under the guidance OF that simple banner of
patriotism the Republicans carried the election four
years ago II that banner carried us 10 victory then
IL should have double inspiration now. since the
Government then elected has given us the most
thorough American Administration THIS country has
ever had and has made the Stsrs and Stripes the
symbol OF liberty, Independence and authority all the
world over. Persistence in the use OF "Grnndathers
Hat" ~ IN emblem would seem like following the
example OF the ludcrous and disastrous Red Ban
dana campaign. let therefore. stick 10 the stars
and stripes" rs the guiding STAR u Rcptibncanlsm.
Thirty years ago Republicans fought 10 permanently
establish that Nag rs the nag OF the whole United
states. During the Inst four wears the Government
elected under that banner has waved IL high and
secured fr II prestige and respect from all foreign
nations which il never cnlOycd before Aud We know
from experience that wherever tho American nag
leads not only every Republican will follow. but II
will bring is support thousands OF patriotic citizens
who may ordinarily claim allegiance 10 other parties
Yours truly, LUDWIG Nl~SEN.
YORK;. Juue 10, 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
ENTERTAINED BY COLONEL SHEPARD.

, INNER TO MEMBERS or THE RESIDENTIAL
AND vrcF-rRFsrpENTI,L COMMITTEES
Colonel Elliot, T. Shepard gave an informal dinner
on tho roof garden ~ the Manhattan Athletic club at
q O'Clock last evening 70 members Of the committees
appointed f. inform IN" Republican candidates ior
President and Vice. Pr sdent Of their nominations.
The south end of The garden was cut OF for the
occa sion with Of potied ferns, and the walls
were drapcd with American nagS. The members OF
Tho notification committees wore badges OF red. white
and blue ribbon and small picture OF ircSld'ht
Harrison No list OF tOnsts had been arranged, bHt
in response a. calls Govcrnor William Mckinley, IT.
aud Colonel Shepard md bowed their ackno"l'
cdginent,: and senator Dubois made a few happy
remarks in regard 70 the work Of the Mime
ap0lls Convention aud tile unusually Dgls' po'I"'>
for the Republican ticket.
In answer To calls fr " The next Vice President OF
the r'nt"d States WIhchw Reid, turning |" ""V-
ernor Mckinley. who sat next 10 Colonel Shepard Oh
his right he said Mr.. Mckinley and we're boil
raised in tho stat. If Onto but did not cniGratc.
ana YOU him Governor OF the state did
emieruic and am moi Governor today Appf'usc)
The Great Nomination responded 10 by
Chaunccy u. Dcprw, who said In part Il cam"
refrain from rcmarhng that ! have observed 'hat
some men are born great. and Others are born Ia
OHIO. CtppauseJ And from my experience IN Niuo'i
Conventions ! have discovered that greatness ana
ohio arc really convertible terms. u.anghier)
a CANDIDATE the best thing can do is TO return home
and support him. Tonight | am happy Tor the
reason that am not a candidate for once ana nave
no speech u make these two things combined arr
| believe. happiness. We Republicans OF New> orh
are glad 10 welcome you here tonight. Tho Demo
Gratis Of Ncw-York IN Chicago are In the soup To-
night uaughcr) But Just what Is the consistency
Of the In which friends Croker ana I'M
are floating don't know. daughter and appHn'e)
Gentlemen from all ovcs the United States take care
cach Of your state. and ne viii take care oil
Now-York state" Cheers long ana loudJ
Congressman John Dalze, Of Pennsylvania, said
al come from PENNSYLVANIA. from Allegheny County,
which turns mp IN Presidential years With majority
Of COZ 900 for the Republican ticket tAppanse hr.
Depcw saws that he will take care Of New lora. and
think may say tina; Tcnnsylvania viii be iound NJ
the head OF the nne With rouns majority for iiar'
noon ard Red IN November When tho sun goes down
a sieetleA day ~ may al feel o. hauuy sad sa1saeo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
FOR coyrRoL11SG THE Florida RoADs
4 RuMoRED CoMBINATIoN BY II. NJ. FLAGLER
AND II. Il. PLANT.

4 RuMoRED CoMBINATIoN BY II. NJ. FLAGLER
AND II. Il. PLANT
jacksonville, Fla. June OF l>pccia-H NJ fmger'
Of Ncw-York and H. Is. Plant. president OF the RANT
system OF railways and steamships have formed
close alliance by which, II Is said, they hope to con
troll all the Florida railroad business and freeze ont
all competitors Fagler is extending his lines from
ST. Augustine down the eastern coast to New-Smyrna
and down the Indian River 20 Rock Ledge. lie VIII
also cnt across tho country from Newsnyrna IN san
ford where he will connect with the South Florida
road 10 Tampa The South Florida road Is part OF the
Plant system. This will give Mr. Flager
and Mr. Plant n continuous line from Charleston, 3 G.,
10 savannah Jacksonville, ST. Augustine and SANFORD 70
Tampa making II the trunk line Of Florida and fcef'
Ing oct' the present link connecting jacksonville with
sanford.
on the west coast Mr. Plant has been parallcins
the Florida Southern. He also shuts II ont BY his con
Meeting link Tho South Florida, between Pemberton
Ferry and Barlow lie Is extremely likely 10 continue
parallcng Il from Pemberton TO High springs, where
he strikes the s. +. and W., with us
eastern and western connection. When he
has finished that, he has through Florida system
Without single gnp. and with excellent connections
with the Eastern Coast lines for business By way OF
Jacksonville But President Coleman OF the j., +.
and X w. Is asleep. IL Is said that he has n,nde
a deal with the south Bound Company TO extend Us
lines frJm Ss-annah 10 Jacksonville, mus giving MN
@ ,cm t w RoSn 3 ndca,s Inc Norfolk and Wssten
the g. ). and F.. and the ,. C. and p
viii be put 10 work laying ont the line from Jack
,'nyillo 10 savannah The party is supposed TO be
p,t In tho field By President Coleman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
WARNING AGAINST AZ lMPOSTOR.

To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: II your paper has not already published
warning against calling himself Frederick lIill
le name hc gave mc) will YOU do so now lie calls
on ladies ai their houses IN reference TO some s"icy
10 which they belong usually telling them he has
called about special meeting to which they are
summcs~i etc, etc. and showing the most perfect
knowledge OF the society and .ts members From me
he obtained money and other help. 90 plausible was
bis Story and showing such thorough acquaintance
with the ladies with whom ! work In my churh.
10 my certain knowledge hc has called on two other
ladies with stories OF their church and society. ana "
Won care To ask for them | am sure you VIII nave
many letters In regard 10 this person. reported
him TO the Charity organization society.
NcwYOrk City. June 10 1897 PROTE'iloN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
NOTES or The STAGE.

A dispatch from Chicago wos published yestcsoaV
telling Of serious trouble between tho manager OF the ~
nes Huntington company and some Of the minor mem-
bers OF tho organization The managers OF the compapy
here denied The report yesterday ana SAID that the
whole trolpe had returned TO NewIork and the mem.
bers Of il were surprised to hear OF the supposed dis
agreements.
Roster e. Bal and Cnrmencita are reconciled ana
the dancer will appear the concert hall In Twenty
third ST. or anywhere else the managers may DESIRE fos
one wear beginning on January l. 1903. She VIII
prubahly dance 10 Chicago while the Woriis Falf Is
rdne on. she will appear at several summer resorts
withIn short time, under the management OF hos~S
A. Bal and will also 60 10 Cuba.
The po,tonians will end their engagement at tho
C;orten Theatre in Robin Hood SATURDAY. night.
several members OF the company will sing next wecs "a
the Gilmore concerts at the Madison square GaSdeo
Amphitueatra.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
TIE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRrcES
A slight increase In business In crude ceruncso0
yesterday was made at the expense OF values E e~
offerings are taken only at CONCESSIONS ana pnces
might suffer were nm attempt made to market any
con. dcrab,c amount OF oil The West again slowed
relatively more heavincss than New.iork: yanes
falling 10 So cents. Al the Conscnda,ea sXe .
sasocd 10 80 Ia cents ending barely steady. The
trsnsactons IN options amounted 70 3oVW oarrS els
output Of the Mcdonald pool Is up trihe, to $4,000
barrels u day, but otherwise there was no field news
~ Interest. ,. -. . ... q.
barrels so cents In bulk. and $50 cents per gaIon
in cases. Foreign IuOtntloDs wee: Antwerp. 10 D.
flames: Bremen. $40 marks; London, 1-ea ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
DIR. SCUDDER DIES IN JAIL.
PROBABILITY THAT HE COMMITTED sHoAD1
WITH POISON FURNISHED TO HIN.


WITH POISON FURNISHED TO HIM.
Chicago, June 21.-Dr. Henry Martin seudder, wne
stood charged with the murder OF his mother'nIsws
Mrs Mary Dunon. and was awaiting trial In mo
county JAIL died from the effects Of dose OF morphine
apparently self administered. early this morning. Tho
doctor had been In good spirits during tho dhy; no
chatted pleasantly and at night ate hearty supper.
Soon after his cell locked two night warders heau
deep groans issuing from the CELL and ON entering
they discovered DR.. Scudder In dying condition.
physician was called but his efforts wero unaware
ing II is pretty certain that the morphine or othcS
nelson which caused his denth was given u him ~
some one who visited him while In jul. The pnS@-
clans who administered all the medicines gwen %
the prisoner soy IL was impossible for him TO have
accumulated sufficient morphine from his meoicnes 70
have caused death, as has been reported
Or. scudder's brother. the Rev. Mr.. scudder. SAID
that no had expected it, when Informed OF his brothcrs
death "For several MONTHS he said. she had
oyinced suicidal tendencies and In fact we all D.
lievcd that he could not be trusted alone. re ofe2
t0ld his wife he would kill himself some DAY. ane
was subject TO spells OF dependency that seemed 70
Increase In recurrence and duratioh.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
COTTON MArKrs-pY TELEGRAPH.

liverpool. June q, : ?. m.-cottgn.Ihc saics O
closed weak: American Nidsllns low midd, Ting
clause june dcvery SiS Hs,e ynu J3,v ' snS
Ann Amc,s i" delivery, 6a.dtds es6id; August and
scpteanber delivery. l-64d4 284d: september deaiy'
asA@a 4oid: october and November delivery,
4 sstd buyers November and December delivery
i IO.GId4 1850.
savannah, Juno 21.-Cotton very quiet middlings
tIGc low mddllng. 9 o18c: good Ordinary. 1.o6 {:
mel and noss receipts. 32s bales; exports ccatwAes
icai bales sales 10 baIes stock SSosl nHls:;
lac; low middilng. sc: good ordinary, 8 lao;
net and gross receipts. ::9 bales sales, 500 baies
stock, 1874. OO6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
HOT DIY lr The STATE GIMP.

Peckskill, y. ". June 21-Ths was the hottest
day the soldiers In the state Camp have had. The
Oppressive weather however. did not deter the mem.
lcrs Of the 69th Regiment and Troop A from going
through their routine drills. Lieutenant Mccoy and
second Lieutenant Mccarthy. OF Company b. were In
charge OF the guard mount. Lieutenant Mccarthy
wa, also officer Of the day. The dtess parade ms
ccr.nr attracted many visitors and tho regiment and
1,r,op A. made better showing than even on yescr-
div. The soldiers this afternoon were anxious to
learn tho Intcst news from the Chicago Convention
ard The telegraph Office was closely watched.
raarsdsy. troop especially V Yssyss!nJ u give
thor Hearty faesv06
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
-yv possr ,yycgt,D THEIR PRISONER.

Mobile. Ala June 81 .-Christian Chalna vas hanged
n a tree Saturday between Healing Springs ana
Ducladunn Chalma lived near the Mississippi line:
short time ago his house was burned ana ne accuses
william Woods OF arson. Chslma was CONSIDERED .
bad character. Woods was his neishbor ana man
OF good standing Woods was brought before JUS
Ice and On his refusal TO commit him Chaima tnfeae
cned 70 kill Woods, and later attempted 1t. lie was
ovornowcred and a posse decided take him TO jail
=, winchester Miss on the way Chama threateneA
N murder all the guards and at Rcd Creek the posse
io,t their temper and hanged him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
INTERPRETING THE NOMINArIONS.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The selection OF Mr.. Harrison again rs Pros
ldentioI candidate was a rlbntc 20 the integrity,
patriotism and purity Of character Of the man. as
vol rs To the honesty Of his Administration. The
Tribune, as a pioneer In modern journalism, has
from the first been conducted In accord with the
highest principle Of decent. Intelligent and honest
Journalism The nomination OF Mr.. Reid for second
placc therefore. marks we'll the standard OF excel.
iomcc As between the upright citizen In one and
ihe conscientious editor In the other. always ek'
prctcd OF the Republican party. Thus may " bs
always ~ LE'oN'
New. York, June II, 1892.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
A RATIFICATION AT FLATBUSH.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the Flatbush ltepnohcan
Association was held In the Town Hall last night fres
dent O. c. Moone called the meeting TO order and william
stophns was sccreafy Anar the regular business was
disposed OF William &. Ryan offered the following:
whereas Tho Republican National Convention held az
Minneapolis. Mimi, on June :, nominated for freae.
OF the United states that sterling Republican gallant
soldier eminent statesman and citizen OF spotess char
actcr the Hon. Benjamin Harrison enthusiastic chcefs
OF Indiana and,
"whereas That lifelong Republican OF New'forR' 'ne
Hon. whIteaw Reid. whose position at the head OF Amer
can journalism and whose distinguished services as
Diplomat have won for him the admiration OF the Nation
was nominated for Wee President OF the United states OF
America; therefore, be II
RESOLVED That the Flatbush Republican Association
berebv heartily ndorse nominations and we pledge
ourselves to give the ticket the largest vote ever pollen 10
the town for any Republican candidates"
CT. H. Zclnsky seconded the resolutions, which were
adopted. Addresses were made By Chares
D. Jennings William S. Ryan ond G. c. Moone Several
propositions FOR membership werc read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-22
r-orrrS pOsr TWFNrY- FIVE YEARS Old.

Kolts Post No. 80, c. A. r., celebrated It's twenty
ef,h anniversary yesterday at Washington PARK Sh|'
n,,,,., and Eastern Boulevard. The afternoon wes
r,, an With shooting bowling and other contests In
the evening flag euidons were presented TO the
uos. nv thirtytwo young ladies' dressed in WHITE
dinner and ball followed There was large attcndahce'
including many weknown IT, A. X" men, among "hon'
.norol John palmer commander chief Of the IT, a. y,
was conspicuous.