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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-09-12
PERSONAL.

Capt. Peter Lee, the proprietor of
the Railroad hotel IN TINS city, has
had ali adventurous career. He fol-
lowed the sea and plowed the ocean
wave for over % year.; be visited
every port in the civilized world; he
took part in some of the revolutions
that knocked down presidents aud
set up others, in Central and south
America, and when be Uncovered
that there were no more seas TO eX-
plore, no new ports to visit, nor pres
idents to be knocked down, he aban-
doned the high seas and started
out. to explore the country. The
first inland city that he located i'm
was the city of Guatemala, the
capital of that country. and opeDt d
q hotel. He WAS there when the war
with s,an Salvador broke out; and as
he was a personal friend of President
Bsrrios, that gentleman offered him q
very important position in the navy,
he proposed to put him second In COM
mand In the navy. But he declined.
The President than proposed to ap.
point him bis chief or staff, but like
true Brilton he replied that he was
a sailor by profession, aud that he
knew nothing about fighting ON land,
and as he had already declined to
accept the important position in the
navy, one that he was qualified to
fu he declined to acc' pit OF that ~
chief of staff in the arm y
F., sIdent Barrios had to go to tn
front without him 81 d wneD he was
leading a charge se aisst the San Sal
vadorians, he and is son and son in
law were shot by the Salvadorian
sharpshooters. A new president took
charge of the reIgns OF government,
and peace was restored between the
two countries. The captain thinks
that II he had gone with Barrios, thI
he would have prevented him from
leading that fatal charge that cost
him his life; and that he missed the
grandest opportunity of his life in
having bronze monument erect' d
over his grave, for he would have leu
that charge and he would have been
shot down.
Soon after he sold out and came to
Mexico, and opened a hotel in San
Luis Potosi But after ground was
broken at Monterey for the building
of the NJ. & NJ G. R'y., he moved to
that city and opened hotel there
Soon after the road reached Tampico,
they made Victoria headquarters for
the Tamptco Division, and they got
Captain Lee to take charge of their
hotel in this city. the captain not
only knows how TO pillow the ocean
wave. but he knows how to run q
hotel; for all the railroad men and
passengers and Edmond says that he
keeps the bestrailrosd hotel in the
Republic.
Mr. James Page, of London, Eng
land, is here with q view of sell ng q
patent for making wooden jeans to
the citizens of Victoria.
EDMOND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

w q. Y. c. z II. T. T. Il. LoFec)
Trains lSaic i2d,st. (Sortn River staaon. New York.
q. follows and 20 minute, earlier from foot Jays;, y H.
1910 4. M.-DalY lot Newhurg. Kingston, Abany
daily event sunday ~ Cncvman's Junction.
7,i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany daily, except Sunday.
400 4. u.-Daly for Ncwburg Albany, Utica, syra-
cnsc Rochcst,r, Buffalo. NnRara Fall. Detroit Chi
Ii,3J A. M-Dally except sundsy for Albany and uea
Ann D. U.-prl, except Sunday. for Albany
SI5 p H. DqiIr for Albany ;fontreol. Uuca, Syra-
cIise Eochcstes. Buffalo. NiacGia Falls Detroit, thi'
rnrn ~ Iouis: d1iiy except SATURDAY Tor Toronto.
sfJ r. NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica. Syiacusc, itoches-
ter. riuao. Nlarsa Fall. Toronto Detroit chicago
ntVGnS di'i,w LOCALS 80, AZ Pm ,,x ANA
$40. . 40 IL + Mx,,s,,, Fall. Toronto De-.
,rcii dhiess" st Louis all throueh trains ....
.D,llr For Tickets. timetables. paror and srcpllc
esr acr or information apply ut offices. brook
yn 3s3 Va nlnaton 1926 AnnsS Snse loot
IA pow.,v y, Pnrk Pisce IS West obthst and ~
..,a,ons r. e LAMBETH. General Passenger Agent.
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Nyw.yOuK. ONTARIO AND WEsTERN RAILWAY

Train, leave Wet i2d-'t. at 80 A. n 10 min
ucs car-r from J@y:t3 fCS fAe M,ohonk Lake
MlnncvF IA aad WAIKIKI Valley Il. u. station, Middle
io~n Eloomlngburah Port J,fv, Monticello. Elienyl!c
talismreh Liberty Livingston Manor Iisnroes Carbon
dsc scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney, Norwich tdmcsOn
Tuca Rome oneida. oswceo. Detroit Chicago aud ponts
3.i5 p. NJ Campbell ialI. Lakes MchoaH ''a Mime
i1rSh E@ViIie Iallsbursh Hureyvilc. Liberty, Wh!.e
LAKE Livingston Manor ,.,,.,, ,,,, RI,
ing.ian Manor Roc Aland Walton. Sidney Norwich.
ca & wet. Pullman Slccpers reclining chair car fire.
% G., t"n son Ridge Daily all other trains daily. cx
ccpt Sunday. - eat, and s,oonlnr en-, ho,.hs
=, aS9 ntoadNay. Ecw-YOrk j. G. ANDERSON
q y SO Bcaycr.st.. Nc"-l'rt
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, ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS. +,

. DyEHTISEME AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n jiIE NhW.fORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE-
cEIvED Ar THE UPTOWN OFFICE. No. ei2 Iir I'D.
,nV I'd door north Of Thhy-nrst-st; and ADVEI.-
EASEMENTS at the folowls9 Branch OGlee. 2a4 sth-
ave. %. g. cor. 23d-t: l52 Gthaye.; 100 Fourhave.,
corner r,urtccnthst 200 Thlrdavc corncs toryseventn
IT.; Oe0 hlfdaye. Slxty-lr>tst Los Firsavo
100 Wet condst; rs CounbusaNe. 90 Liberty
It.. - Avenue \ 1923 hlrt.ave. 20 West fourteenth
It. ~ West i2dst 10 Churchst; 55i Thirda'e.;
.S3s ThT1-ave. - 49, -, -
At the HARLEM OFFICES, $50 East Qne,hundret-
aud twenty. NTH St and cf3 west Northumberland
twerty.nnh.st up to = u. M regular ofhce rates 49,
Brnoklyn, 63 COYrt-st. 800 De kalD.1vc; 1,2OO
Bedford-aye.. and No. 10 Broadway. up " y. at
regular Office rates.
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Trains leave above station via
LEHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West,

SIS a. m. : 80 p. m. Sundays. 7.35 D. IN.
40 D. NJ sunday. si5 100 a. ~ 40 7ss D. m. no.
Tor bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk 100. 3 Is
NJ 1880. 8 -. 5ij. 100 IN. Sundays, SIS. LOO
a M. (. 40 7.3s y. N.
For Haileton. sis a m; 1870. s45. 7.so p. M Stun
Day. sl5 lG9 a. BIZ pj., .SS p ,d p sc,,no, 81,
1870 as 80 =. m. SUNDAYS except scranton)
% 'or EImro. slS a M; $780, 100 p m. Sundays,
T,k,. and Harlor 10 procured Nos. r. ~:
23j .Gi as H4t iliO 1923 e'way. 81 Eas. i4th.st
IA en- ave 2Gi W.. l2jth -. ia Fast 25th.st New.
York Courst SEQ Fult9n.t, 90 broadway. Brooklyn.
sw-lorE Tnnssr Co. WA coll for AMI check baggage
,eom hotel or residence 70 Gestnaton.
A. A. MCLEOD Z. q. HANCOCK.
Prc,'t & tien. Mgr. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSTTRS-N Y. CITY
Madi.nn.st 9 2sG g Z. o OF Pike.st 25xll2G:

,
Perry Fuller, referee. to Letta King. $1,000
Herman wronkGw -. .............::,. !. &c
win b Mecker executor to Joseph West. 10000
noh Lynch to Marrarpt Sullivan '''... 70 600
''T mnt Co TO ia James KemPstef 2l5 500
79th.st, W corner and Amsterdsm.ave. 100N
1922: WIN II Harris and wife 10 Susanns
CLARK to IsI1or Abraham 1900
HiSers G HeDd6ssen u 70 Eliza BesaGe 10000
Hesy and N ~ Wife to wism Dasser and another 5000
Central Park West, s. 25l fl : OF 9ith-st 80
MOO Bernhard Cohen aud wife 70 Edward
94th.st W corner. Central PARK, West, 25.SN
100; Edward Hirsch and wife to Edward Kill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

Amnsements.

A FTERNOONS at .. EVENINGS at 8 p. IN.
"A MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
FOURTH WEEK. AND LAST BUT ONE
EXHIBITING IN BROOKLYN APRIL 20
NIGHTLY CROWDED WITH THE MOST FASHION
ABLE AUDIENCES.
All should attend the daily matinees which are Just the
sy oes. not the Re ,its ,ss.
DARNUM AND BAILEY
GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
And Imre Klralfys Grand spcctaels'
COL UMBUS
And the Discovery Of America
s'uOend0u' ? c ISHs n H H,as:
-"'"''''0 gallery OF MystifyIng Illusions
1''" "~ Racing aon F9fa s.s .,
qx spsp et so
Al k kpa bi e PgfiaSs ara FSn IN cmITD i
Two Exhibitions Daily. at and f. NJ
Doors open an hour earlier o,
Reserved seats. Il FIVE y ss'' Sas .s Single so.
seats o &C. c Tad dsy qqS S y y'f a' PliS Box
for sale OF advance seats.
II ROADWAY THEATRE. Cor; 4lst-st.
And COMPANY MONTH. r k5HS
IL SPECIAL MATINEE toby.
i F9I I1.i.i.SS'I Wo fSiSfS
IS II -
MUNCZT LAOS and MANY
m. NUAJINN NEW GROt' PS
ORCHESTRAL MAJILTON, IN WAX.
NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Reserved seats Orchestra and Balcony, SOC.
ROSE COGHLAN.
TO-DAY Mat. and Night,
DUKOTHY'S DILEMMA.
Thurs. Fri, sat Mat. and night.
NANCE OLDFlFLD and LADY BARTER,
yc9. w wss }"hs o S2SAS sl aBa Tp"
Next StInday-P. y. Gilmore and his Band.
A ADVERTISEMENTS AND 81 SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NTW:Y0,KK TKIBYTE;, WlLL . BE MI Up
way ID door north Of Thirty -hTst.st.; and ADVEls
TISEMESTs at ths tolowIos Branch Once, 10 2;4 sth
ave = O. cor 23d.st. 1852 Gth-ave; l57 Foutth-ave
Fourteenthst 760 Thh"-aye corner
st. OoG rhrd.ayc ncor SIXTY frstst; toS clrst,ays
It. 81 Avenue A 1913 Thirlave. 20 West Eourtecnth
,3js Thlriare. - - .. -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

BavIies Nathalie f. IN the Continental Trust Conn
peny, y. OF Broadway Of sprng-st; yevr.
$1,000 ~ n -
De vail. Kate N The Metropolitan Savings Rank
corner ~ NiOiris-ave and 1f9th-st: wear $1,000.
Fowler Charles ard another, 20 Abraham Stern n OF
3tst = " II st,.Hvc: / $500.
iIagan, susannah v to John Dnnleld. corner Of
10Th 4 and 10th-ave: months $50 600.
Mempster. James 10 the Amsterdam Improvement
Company 1873 w 95th-st; mortgages wears $1,000.
MAIDEN William o. % Raphael X Gavin. 30 w l9th-st
installments 50, 600. 80. - 49, -
years, 81 500 . -, ,,., m, =, r.
y Y W ValentineAve, Of Old road leading from Ford
ham 70 MecCombs DAM wear, 1000.
sullivan MARGARET husband the Emigrent Indus
trjsl Savings Bank, lstnst, OF 9thaNe, year
&C 800. No.,
smith Jennct 70 Mary II Myer, trustee. &C., 92d-
a. vs. OF Columbusaye. years so 600. 1900
Townsend J Allen +, John II Livingston, n 1l9th-st.
w ~ Nonhatta- ave ] year. s27 800.
Van Opstal. Andrew, % Jctte Heller. eNecutrN ana
trustee etc No 30l MonIor-st years $4,000
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REAL ESTATE.
AT THE EXCHANGE.

Although Yesterday was Hebrew holiday. there was
a fair attendance at the Real Estate Exchange anu
Kidding for OF the properties was active Smyth
g. RYAN offered the corner Cf West Fourth ana Jones
sts., 440x1O1. The property consists Of Old DICK
md frame dwellings The bidding ran from $4,000
nm 10 s31 200 Jacob Eoof1nan the buyer. The
same auctlOneers offered No SO LeHlngton-ave' a
three story bIOvnstOne dwelling on lot loIoAoI.
The Bidding from 81 900 up to Sl4O2o. D Ureeh
"'S plot in Fleetwood or sixthave.. 6ox1o5 near
High Bridge Read and JeIomeayc, was Olered' Inc
bidding ran from - 600 TO S1O93O 49,
There a large attendance at the stand OF VIII
No $50 spring st. No 49l Wash!ngton-st St. and No.
Is Dominicks St. No. $50 sprlngst. Is a LOT eox55,
the buyer at 10000. The same buyer TOOK No Az
Washngtonst.. lot 91X5o. for $500. NO. 43
on a lot 2OxS7 NJ. Bradley was the buyer at
$4,000. No 273 West Thirty -sixth-st.. three
story and basement dwelling. on LOT lSN2o brought
5000 from Mrs. I!owlet The same bnysr took s No.
975 for 5000 The corner Of
brought Brought s sT rom from v. f. Ia1ion
John F. b. smyth offered nos. 2o3 to 2Q7 East
story brick buildings in the rear The entire property
was sold in ono parcel. The .fontage Is G2X1CO.
er Peter Kern Never TsS rnS offered Under partition No
Hud sonst., fOur-story and basement brick dwelling
%rdie The same anctsneer offered four lots on the
south side Of One-hundred and thirty first St. near
50 500 each. George GTOSSman was the BUYER. Two
lots on the north side of Onehun ireland thirtvfrs
No 262 East seventy eighth St. advertised bv James
Blcecker was sold ut private sale for 5000.
No 1876 West rtv-fOurtlSt. and No. 107 West
Forty eighthst both withdrawn by X. V IIarnett
having been sold at private sale.
William Kennedy offered under foreclosure No. SEQ
West Thirty frstst. fivcstory brick dwelling. on
lot 2Ox9s.9 b. Grunhut. NJ. d.. was the buyer Mt
S13.650.
ID. T.. Ingraham & Co. offered under foreclosure a
vacant plot in Fast seventiethst. east of Avenue A.
o73S1OO IL sold for $31.150 to J. Hrschhcrg.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold mt private contract
plot on the south side of seventy ST. Manhattan
Square o75 feet west OF Central Park West j0Nt02.2
two full lots for $4,000 cash. The purcha are
Albert f. Putnam ard James RAYMOND.
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Ocean Steamers.
\ -NORDDEI,TsCuER LLOYD s. S. CO.

NETHERLANDS LINE.
New. Yof. To- Genoa In l",s than eleven da}s,
r,,ld, Sat Ann III 10 am. Fulda Sat, july % 10
w'Tri sat May T. 10 an. wcrr,- Sat, July - 10 an
Euda st Nav ~ 10 IN. fulfa. sat. Aug. ~ 20 an
Weir, ST Junc IL 10 am. Wcira SatAu.. -, 10 am
Iassir" 800 al25 $50 a bcrth, FIRST cabin
p1ssonpe.g for the Italian Lakes switzerland and the
Tyro win this route the most direct easiest IA mot
comfortable. Switzerland can b. reached In SIX hours
from GcnO1. ...,,,,. . no , u...,t., .s.e,
Il UROPE- Excursions to Europe Sl95 ana
~ IN Bet Uckrtlng facilities; choicest OCEAN beuhs
by all Ines lowest rates. send for Tourist "a"c't'
" GAZE n SONS go broadway, y. Y dE-t. 1870
NNRAVELLERS' CHEQUES.
Economical aud Available wherever funds are required
iaymcnt made the Moneys Of Europe Mt hNcd values
by Hotels and Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

n, M nook OF OPEN.AGR SPORTS, octave, 500 pages
Illustrated The stanaard authority on American open
air Rules sailing. swimming ball play
iha shoo.ns hotssb9sk rdIna &c, &C.. IN ful VI Yer
az ana uniyeTsaliy eompiinsnted BY the press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13
Railroaos.
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station GOT of Liberty ST.. North River
Time Table in effect Apll IL. 1892
Trims leave via
Central Railroad Of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, Baltimore & Washington,
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

For Phladcpha, 100, 10, 300, 1000 UI3Q a. mo-
40 2I5 $50, 90 300 600. T.3O D. m, 1215 night.
sundays. 900. 1890 11.So a. M. 100. $780, 800 600
For Baltimore and Washington daily at 900 ti90 with
Dining Ca.J a m. 100 g. 80. Dining Carr 900 D. rn
IL. - night.
Trains leaving at 7.i5 a. H.. 13o 100, 500 40 D. m
$50 800. 600 l2I5 night have eonnectiqn a for
Lurg and Wiamsport via Phladc phia at 7i5 a. m,
30 ~ y. IA. l2i5 night, except Saturday nght Sun
dty. y. ~. l. Is midnight
rltor Cor. Day T'@os secpers on Night Trains sa
p. U snnd,y; 40. 100 a m GO, 5so m; o
For Bethlehem. Allentown, Maueh Chunk, &c. 400,
sunday $40 100 a. m. 100 5 20 D. m.
For Wlkrsblrrp. Pltt,ton and Scranton. S4j q.
40 D. m Sundays 80 a.
For iileh B'idgc Bnnch $40 A. M, LOO. 430 D. m.
SundsYs. 100 y. m. 49, - $500
a. m 80 40 600 p. m.. Sundays. 300 O. m D. m.
except Freehold.
To- Rod Rank Long Branch and points South 30 Point
Plca'snt. 40, slJ ll16 a. M, u30. 3.i5 Rcd Bank
onlyl 400 go 90 m. SUNDAYS. except Ocean Grove
aud A .lury Park. 900 a ~ n m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

New-York. Tuesday April Il.
The following sales were held az the Exchange and
Auction Room today -
Plot Of land Fast 10thst. 1913 10 @ OF ANe-A, ZbN
27Sx1OD.4 j Hirschberg, $3l $50.
fOuT-stOry building. with lot, No 16l Hudson-st W =
1876 n Of Hubert lot 25x1OO Henry MeArde s2j.fO)
hNcstOry building. with lot. No $50 West 3lst-s -
$50 # Of 9;h-aye. lot 20N9S.0: Grunhut. $4,000
lot 2jN10O. 150th-st $50 y " Of C0uItland-aVe
all right. title and interest; Westphol $50. - -,
JfOur-story dwelling with lot No lO2 LaSt 20
3S.4 IT OF 4thaVe, lot 192xSO; + j MlduleOfOoK,
s13 600.
lot No 491 WashngtOn-st, 900 It OF Spring-st,
2l xSO J l. Redmond. 80 900.
two.storv dwelling with LOT. No $50 Sprlnc-st :,
4O1 n OF Washn gonst lot 2OXoJ6; same purchaser
600.
twostory dwelling with lot No AZ Dominickst n 5,
120 II Q OF Hudson-s lot 20NS76; W. Bradley SO 300
. threc-stoiy dwellings. with lots Nos 213 and 20
West 30thst 81 It eof sthave lots lsx25 each; Mrs
Hewlett. $4,000.
99ll: w + Layton. $1,000.
Buildings with plot OF land. Nos and 3 Jones-st
corner 4thst, plot 49x1O1 Sx2011N1OO.5; Jacob Book
man, s31 zoo.
threestory dwelling, with lot No $40 LeNngtOnave,
81 % II n Of 5lstst. lot 1S0N67 s Green. S14 o25
/ fve-stOry building with lease OF lot No Az West
2sths s. Of 1Oth-ave and story buildings. With
plot land Nos 2o3 10 207 East 4ithst OF 3dave. for
$50 $50 10 Henry Korn.
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Go fct for Bnsincss pnrposts
Conntrp properir for Sale ano 90 Eei

TO LET.
large dwelling house OF II with cafraSehonse
and garden. at Middle Hope. Orange CO., " J., about
miles fon Newburs). in del. ght!ul country.
HIRAM MERRITT,
j3 3dave
T., LBERON, MONMOUTH BEACH. STARLIGHT aa1
IL kUMSON NECk.-IlCu~cs 20 let furnished catalogues
apphcaton
CHAS. :. BROWN 30 Ibcrty-st.
< UBUHBAN REAL ESTATE EN~nANGE Gncorpo;
- rated, III Btoadway.-The Nsw-YoTk office Of 80
leading agents OF so suburban places Particulars OF over
1000 properties within an hour OF the city for sale ard
70 rent.
no EFNT.-M Harrison y y, pretty cottage. 10
L mostly furnished situation dell -htfulf 70
Christian family very viii BE- made Nddlc>"
HOMELAND. Tribune Onc'
rINO RENT.
with the Mansion House. Fishers leland y, y Houses
have all and fully shod ono -ooN
nc board hot delightful View Of Long Island Sound
each cottage Mansion House "opens May H. Mamma
~ WM p SOCTHWOHTU.
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For LAKEWOOD.

At 20 SIS a. M. / 30. 2ij, 40 D. M
Toms RyCr Barneglt Park 6hd Barnegat 40, s.15
Fpr Atlantic CITY, VinelaLd and Brldseton. 4so a. n.
40 q. N. - - .
a m 100 anl 100 y. m.
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Railroads
TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES

LONG ISLAND AND EASTERN STATES LINE.
solid Pullman vcstibulcd train leave. Broohlyn IL. L.
riyng IN Boston Corresponding tram returning
Iickeu and .lceping.car berths at L. l. H. H. omces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-13

ATLANTIC CRY, hcntI,ky-atr Hall square from
beach. ocean View Thorough heated d. oueh0ut-
o. T. WRIGHT
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PARK HOUSE
- MN -

~ MMlf. N.J.
Now open for tho reception guest. Plans ba
at Hotel Glcnham jth-aNe.. list and ~ SIS. y. !.
&. Y. SEVERANCE.
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'IIsN'
MUSIC SMOKING AND BILLIARD ROOMS.
SUE.PARLORS. ELEVATOR. STEAM HEAT. EFT
CHAMBERS 4 UDOPES
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THE ALBION
ptI<EilIiD y

PLNINFTETU. y. j.
Select family hcb.i; STAN heated - minutes from
\. Y; GO trains dony Cent H. X o. J. .leclal rates
TO families. FRANK +. MILLER
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1892-06-04

R. Scott, East Florida; A. J. Kershaw,
Florida; w. o. P. Sherman, Georgia; ].
W. H. Jackson, Illinois; Morris Lewis,
Indiana; G. W. Gaines, Iowa; B. F. Wat
son, Kansas; George F. Burke, Ken
lucky; s. j. Campbell, Liberia; A. NJ.
Green, Louisiana; E. P. Holmes, Macon,
Georgia; J. M. Henderson, Michigan; J..
6. Thompson, Mississippi; c. W. Pres
ton, Missouri; R. F. Hurley, New Eng
land; W. B. Derrick, New York; R. H.
W. Leak North Carolina; H. White,
Northeast Texas; E. w. Lee, North
Georgia; J. Coins, North Louisiana; J.
G. Embry, North Missouri; E. R. Carter,
North Mississippi;G. W. Prioleau, North
Ohio; Anderson Davis, Nova Scotia; B.
F. Lee, Ohio; J. O'Banyon, Ontario; P.
A. Hubbard, Rocky Mountains; L. J.
Coppin, Philadelphia; J. M. Murchison,
South Arkansas; w. S. Bellamy, South
Carolina; Bedford Greene, Tennessee;
W. H. Brown, Pittsburg; J. H. Arm
strong, Texas; Cyrus Berry, West
Arkansas; John M. Abby, West Ken
lucky; c. S. Smith, West Tennessee; H.
L. Trapp, West Texas; S. J. Dorce,
Hayti; E. H. Bolden, Virginia.
80 SECOND DAY.
Bishop Grant presided at the second
lays session. ..... T.. r.
The Conference sermon was preached
by Bishop Gaines, of Atlanta. He des-
sribed the feelings that Influenced Paul
IN his writings, and contrasted his preach
ing with the heathenish spirit of his time.
He said that Paul believed in the union
IT the whole human family. The African
Methodist Episcopal Church must not be
divided by artificial lines; it must be an
Absolute united brotherhood, and in its
work insist upon the brotherhood of the
'ace. AS all human kind is of the same
blood, as all races show the same in
organism, development, feelings, senti-
nents, so sought they to be united. Men
ire alike; they differ only as to detail.
The struggles that have achieved for
,ther races high station must likewise
be gone through by the African stock.
The enemies of advancement, he said,
we're ignorance, ayarice, lust and prov
srty. As commerce and science bring
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St. John, N. B
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horst, N. Scotia
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adelphia. Pa.
!" Chas. Bundy, Walnut Hills Gin
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W. ]. Johnson, 40 Locust st.
Walnut Hills, 6
Mr. J. P. Shorter, Wilberforce,
G. I. Maxwell, Esq, Xenia.
ONTARIO.
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Ontario Canada.
" ]. II. Bell, 116 Dublin St. Hamil.
-. 0 ton,
Mr.. George Morton. 50 Augusta st
Hamilton, " "
" D. R, Davis, Gesto, Essex Co. e"
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~ Philadelphia, Pa.
8" W. H. Heard, 724 South 10Th St.
" G. T.Shafer, Ala Weatherville. st.
!" J. M. Palmer, Frankfort,
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w.. St. Philadelphia,
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g. D. P. Hamilton, Wilmington, Del.
- Z, P1rrsBURG.
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Pittsburg, "
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heny City, "
Mr.. James H. Page, 100 Diamond St.
Pittsburg, "
" Robert Brandley, GAL Wylie ave.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN.
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" T. Watson, Colorado Springs,
Mr.. Louis Price. Denver,
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SOUTH ARKANSAS.
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Little Rock, Ark.
" J. M. Murchison, Pine Bluff, "
E. Brown. Baxter,
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Z Kansas City, Mo
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St. Louis, Nc
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West Medford, Mass
," w. H. H. Butler, Brookly, N. Y
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Providence, K. I
NEW JERSEY.
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Bridgeton, N. J.
Mr.. Josiah Henson, New Brunswick,
John schockly, Asbury Park, "
NEW YORK.
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F. F. Giles, Albany, "
Z" Israel Derrick, Brooklyn,
Mr.. I. H. Bolden,
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NORTH ALABAMA.
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W. H. Nixon, "
]. M. Goodloe, Columbus, Ga
w. G. Alexander, Birmingham
Ala
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NORTH CAROLINA.
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" C. II. King. Raleigh,
J. w. Telfair, i"
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