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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE CONVENTION.

The arrangements for th" conventions ~ the
League Of Republican Clubs and Of ID" American
Republican College League which are 10 be- Acld IN
Louisville. Ky, Nav 10 and II. are being "ncr
grticaly pushed forward and a large and cuthuS
la,lc gathering H. expected. General Clarkson sent
ont the call for the convention Of The League Of
Republican Clubs, Of which &c l. president about
two weeks ago. and the America Republican Col
lego League issued is circular yesterday. In The
college convention. colleges granting degrees Of A.
b. Ii. y. or other degree. of equal rank. viii BE-
entitled TO five dclegat'r Each college 1, al"
Titled 10 one delegate the floor Of the convention
OF the National Republican League College clubs
are urged 10 elect their delegates at once and join
with tic excursions which viii DO arranged for tho
various state leagues.
The election of officers will b" an item Of Interest
AT the club convention. General Garrison, II has
been announced, VIII moi be- candliai" for re-
election. Among those mentioned 10 succeed him
are " W. Tracey president OF ia" Illinois Rcpuh
IAN League: Colonel T.. \. McAlpn. president OF ~"
Now y rh state League. cX tOvcrnrr J. u. Foraker
of ohio and !. Sloat Ta-,ctt. OF N"w York. y H.
Iiuupircv secretary Of e." League. Will not seek re
election II + said. James +. Burke president OF
the College League, Is a candidai" for III" pace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
MEETINGS md ENTERT1INMENiH ~.

nm otd Homestead CUB. held it, inst reception ana
Tail . th. ,.rand Opera Iou-" Han liHt evening.
,monp those ac-cnt Thoma, Walton. j. NJ Jones
t,h,td Aud.r,.n John Purcell W. H. Illinghat John
N,rv,n unr, iinsch Charles II. Hon, Charlie, \
p,iLs Ccofg, Livingston .nd j. I'm Me- onncli.
, br,irnt for th, phi. Kcarncy Post. &" \ H.. Relief
~, II viii take plac. the standard Iheatic on sun
day evening. when GENERAL D. j. SicNl'~ VIII deliver
A.. Icc,urc ruon lin, on'e Post the Granl Arm
Department OF Ncw-Nork State.' Inc membership oil
csucy Post has been largely reduced by da.h, OF
the remaining rot i"" air eith'' III Na''n'u
circumstances or are Old, f'''bit aud lacking the
ncc.>siir, oil ne.
A reception viii b, given in the Monteiore Home for
,I,onic IrNalids by the directors to the junior sub
rrl,.rs Of the Institution ami Their friends nom until
) p. SUNDAY.
AZ th. u..tinr Of the Mount Vernon University ~
Ten sion Centre ON Tuesday night. the following were
elected a board Of managers Joseph =. Wood. the Rev
~ !, N,s,.ck Lieutenant Henry h. Rhoadcs, Daniel
n II, Will Edward ,,ay. William ID. Howe. \. b.
Davis Charles L.. Nichols, Mira Elizabeth Whlttikcr
Mis-, Leila II. Lockwood. Mrs MHtha T. Gay ana Mrs
,,rneliu- Mclean The Managers later elected Mr..
Wood president; Mrs Gay. Nc~prs!icnt; Mr. Nichols,
,e,arv and Mr. Howe, treasurer. The interest awok
ued in th, educational department under the auspices
., the STATE Regents although It started less thin
,vo ,ccks opo l. most encouraging shown by the
attendance nj the lectures and the increasing membership
al, o,d Cadet Corp VIII have "a parade and
,avcv and receive stand Of colors ut the afmory In
tleruont.ayc brooklyn. on SATURDAY evening MAJOR
,, II " ,locum will be- the reviewing officer.
urs IIizabeth T.. Custer will give lecture upon
.u,ch,no on th, Plains at the Berkeley Lycrum
% NJ tomorrow. for the Barnard College Scholar
chip Fund. ,,
The aIst sub,eripson CONCERT Of the Calvary Choral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
OHTO PRESBYTERIIN VS. FOR LIBERTY.
On SPHECnEK or CLEVELAND. NOT To BIZ
TRIED IoK nrIiEsY BY HIS PREsBYTERY.

Or SPRECHER. or CLEVELAND. Not To BE
TRIED FOR HFEESY BY HIS PRESBYTEKY.
Cleveland. April IL C-prcan.-Thc Cleveland Pres
byt"ry served notice on the Pr, sbyt'rian .ynol Of
h0 and the general Assembly Of the Church that
Il IN favor Of liberal Interpretation OF the
scriptures ard That trial for hcrrsy was the only
way r,nc tn Of the Rev. Dr. :. T. >prcchcr.
of thi, city. Immediately after the Adjournment
to-day n ballot taken witch resulted In the
election OF llbcrl comml, ,lOncrs Ia the Assembly.
Dr. sprcchcr made II statement that brimfIl Of
Are and which 81 Il received by tie liberal SIDE.
The Rev. Dr. Haydn moved thai DR.. Sprccli"r,
statement b. considered satisfactory. There a
commo'ion on tne conservative side and The Rv. Mr..
Hull opposed the motion. br-inuing discussion on
the merit, Of t.c case. Drs. HAYDN and Mc'ilfcrt
protested against h, Iicht 10 Into the discussion
NJ facts. \ point OF order raised and the
nod raior >Islulutl DR.. Hall, Al appeal WAS
taken and de. i,ou ,vcrrlil'i The s'>n"
becamc cNdllne. DR.. Young went into th" original
Specifications. ..
hopc the Chair vii not allow these fall" staff
mcnis 10 20 forth" said Dr. ~precher " Ihrv ar
absolutely ia>r. There - 10 other word I" 'AP'''
it
resent ard r.pcl the charge interrupted Dr.:
Young. The question 81 original IN, the h.''fy 81
il, flood the departure 81 the children II Israel,
were not touched on IN the r"p"ris r'nd
Then You did not sec II correct report s'ii Dr
Ir. MoGIrcrt finally introduced u resolution sta Ing
that he Cleveland lrr-h'i"ry report 10 III" ONO
synod That II hal aNDTled Dr., >p"ch"r an "ppr
iunifv ia affirm his belief In the historical arculcv
- tho scripture. that Dr. ~p.'~h"r has declined 10
maxi. any M 10 hi, belief on IN" ground Of con
siituiiOnal privilege and the indrtnii"nr-, Of M"
byicry know 4 10 further preceding in his case
I,js lille. Tn" resolution wis carried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE METHODIST CONFERENCES.

Danbury, Conn, april 12.-rhe Newton" i-'''
Conference came TO "a close this morning Ni''r
various reports had been read and accepted '"' con
florence came 10 the final business. The KcN. WINS
e. Cleveland, Of lIarwinton congregational '""''"'
WA, received into the confcrcnc" OH tilal pN'" IA.
Foley was changed from sup"rnnm"rary 10 c"c'"Ne
and John 4. Roche. &. j. Combs. DIR. j. G. faihhhr
and Thomas d. LtlcwOJd were granted chahSc 10
slucinumcrary. There we've seventeen applicants Tor
ad mission TO the conference on trial, eleven "i WHOM
,rere ac, epted. follows: Theodore :. Henderson,,
of Brooklyn: Frederick W. IIannon, OF Blue f"h',
L. William IL. Wakcman, Of New-iork' behIaniH
E Meredith. OF Middleton Jesse L. Rollins oil Middle
,o,. Johnatlan A. slatrr OF Brooklyn: George w.
,urtor. Of NcwYork; John +. Hamilton OF Sennket {:
NJ .. Lcpley. OF East Ecrl.n; Arthur CrorNley. Of
New York. Harris X. smith ana the Rev Willis
t,cyeand We're daln,d dcacOns By Bishop Nindc.
Thc place OF holding the next conference WAS left to
the Presiding Elders Brief dcvo'oikil exercises pre-
ccdcd III" r.aclne Of the appointments.
Albany. y. y, April 12.-Thc thirty -SiAth annual
session OF the Troy Methodist Conference was tpencd
formally here 10 day About 80 cl'rcymen Were.
present. Committees appointed ana the re-
mainder OF the session was taken up With routine
business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
A CLOuDBrRsT OVER AN ILLINOIS TOWN.

Ccntralla ILL., April ia clOudbuTst In this city
yesterday caused the entire city IN be submerged
doing thousands Of dollars OF damage. "A l'l' nV'f
winds through the thickiy settled part Of the '"F'
along which are number Of cottages win Easements
all of which we're flooded and the contents '"'"'N
ruined The electric light company l. 'h' h''''"''
loser The water stood thirtyci2hi inches d'ep III
,be powerhousc 4 large quantity Of -four and wheat
WAS ruined In Kaiscr Bios. mills. l'cnsoi machine
sbop was flooded The lmchono' belonging |" III"
Johnson Company set on fire 'Y the Ai"cNh- o.
several hundred barrels " lime and was destroyed
The Illinois Central yards wer" liz" i'e' u'''p !"
,,.,,r, vat.r carving away lumber and anything
th.i wonld float The extraordinary dnwhpur va,
morn than In, little could carry on ana p'hcu
the water up into lake fifteen ie't ueep III p'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
WARM CHEER FOR THE fbh"iE"0'
THY HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER AT DEL
MONICOS.

rurv HAVE THEIR ANNUAL DINNER At DEL
MONICO'S
rbov ,nicbt have worn clrnlnr inS'ch Oh u''N' "'
&c., .opin,, for they were the klngs OF the fIf ul"'
rr,ov had the independent air oi men "'"'' Wv
~ ,,.,bcrcd them about scal>kin sacks m'nh no'a
~, ,,r,,nea opcrl cloalS. They were the m'm'rS
:. 49,, Manufacturing Furfcrs' As>0ciatioh IN" NV =!
80, ,u, IA their seventh annual dlrnef at ~
,o,s The names of the men about tue I'"''
a.n horelold words in the homo OF every man WIFE"
wife has scalsbih s'''h' , ,,,,r,,,e
r. g. shaync presided lie madc an '''''''''
.ao,,.y address, which he mod'stN cut """'.
, ,,, rom.rk that ne would stop Ids speech anu
An. sneakers a chance TO speak warner "'''''
e' nm ,ron tbe william bradford dinner "h'n ""'
~ ,,d In the banquet hall below ana mau' ~
~ ''n ,,, address upon III" Nicaragua Nai'i i
,orc rcrc John sabine smith, toiohci u H.
o'' u.blon Chance, ex- Judge warren "S"S'
D'" - rron Herbert Booth King. en- >e"a.''
rN ,.,,,,son Clarence Lexow, Foster Co'c'' H. W.
walters and John C. rii"o'' :, - rarr,u ~ q.
rn, ,,hcrs present were r. u. fa'r''' " a.
ln T. +. eilvcrman. Albert Ja"chcL ~ 3D..
hi''"'o ,.nson L. q. 6allson. Morlnho 'o'N'''7
Fiece' 80 = r. cvcrs, i. c. schmidt hhy.,o ,i
J. ID. "iia,I nIes H. Billiard. H. scide D. a. r,tky
Baker , a. ouis Roesscll Hugo Msc'.' ~ yrmnn
simon e NJ Boland, f. staihnech'i hs Weinbcrs
w. Tawn% Martin, Jr., D. NJ leo d. Greenfield,
David Pr1nce; e. 4. Hcrp>ich PHILIP i''Zrs' II
= r. :chweitzcr,. larry Es'I I',lmanm Dr.
Loewci> IL simmons. !. Hafn'S' H. ''
kno"u",od and Harry MarN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
ch ,n hs xen IN the Calyary uaptl,t Chapel FYfty.

Club will be given in the Calvary Baptist Chapel Fifty
sevcnthst near Sixth-aye.. thi, evening.
The New-York Association for the Protection OF Game
ha, given its thanks to DR.. Wictt Kidd and Colonel
Robert Town the successful Of TIE suit
against &. Deln onicO.
At the annu. meeting Of the Society Photog
riphers oil Tue.day evening tn following officers were
,lected: President H. \. lB Dayton; vice president L.
T. SchIam rco ding secretary T. J. Burton correspond
ing ccrctary w f. lIapcood treasurer, {. {. Roumogc
The closing exercise, the NewY0rk Evening High
school held last nlht at No. IA West Thirt'th.
t. Oratons were given by Anthony J. Ernest ard tod
frey Dart. There were d,camatons and humorous
skctchr- by f.. \. ta-sot, Harry Rogers, William
O'Shaughnes~y and Abram Kaufman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
A Mr.yICIPAL MIDDLE ~ CLEVEL \ND.

Cleveland ohio. Aprl l2.-Thc affairs oi tlpN
Municipality are row IN state bordering on ah'''"H
There. is a Mayor and nothing more. IL wa lh""Eh'
tat the term, of Office Of Tie director Of III" ain Ich'
dcpartmcnis If ~, city expired when t' Mayer "'"'
ont OF Office Legal authorities say that Su'h l.
moi the case. In the meantime tire" directors M'e
r.ioucd and three hold on The Mayor docs moi
Lnow whether ia recognize the latter or ho'' INV
officers that he appointed have not l"cn 'p, n,,'c'
by the Council which 4, Republican, ana t, o'''' Il,
,rn they viii not he. 1t present siboihihauH ~, ~
onc. are running The clty's affair. lhci' 'hn ~ "
mo- solution Of III. niddc mill the iicpuDh'n,' III
,h Council are Willing to give In. and they arr ai
i,hcIv IN after thn un.x pecied assumption oil once
hv MAYOR BIcc a week ahead Of the usual illh''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
ALFRED II. \. NAME.
Paris. April l2.-AIfrcd II \. Name is dca

Alfred Henry Armand Name was born In TonrS.
France. in 1911. He inherited the publishing house
founded by his father and developed 1t into II vast
tabl>hm"n where he employed 700 or 800 work
men and rniod and lound some 10000 volumes
daily. In 1-13 h" received prize Of 10000 francs
O., III" conductor uf one Of the establishments where
the greatest social harmony and comfort prevailed
among tn, ,mplly lie WIS decorated with the
order Of the H. gipn Of Honor in Lao. in 1SGI
promoted to the rank Of officer. ana In 1874 TO that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
TOWN WIPED OUT IN MISSISSIPPI.
SEVERAL NEGROES AND PERHAPS SOME WHITES
BURIED IN TIE RUINS.

New Orleans. April 12.-"Tho Times Democrat"
NickSburg. Miss. dispatch Conductor
Thomas. Of the Nazoo and Mississippi Vall'y Rail
WAY. tolcCraph, here The entire OF R0lnsonvlc
CoahOma County. swept away bv a tornado
about O'Clock this afternoon. All the stores are
In flames Several negroes and perhaps some whites
buried In the ruins. The depot completely
destroyed and the night operators wife killed
\ colorcd child WAS also killed. only two houses
are left standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
urxn.r,uN IN NETWORK STATE.

leans n ". April ia windslorm pfcVa'n
,no ,odoy The wind blew chimn"ys on houses al"
,,a ,rces Clouds OF dust the roads MAKE
,raveI almo, Impossible. II Is INC hs"'st WIN
hal has prevailed here IN years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
DAMAGE IN a TEXAS TOWN.

na, reyas Ap4, 1o-A destructive rain wind
$500, houe,orm occurred here yesterday afternoon.
Many bindings and church were wrecked NJ
lies are known to have been lost ,, am, hail
bany Texas. April ia terrific Wihn "l" I'M '",
,nrn Swopt OYER Western Texas la't "N'Ihn.'
,,avnjlinr directly down the valley ana aNlng "as,
va. ,ii,,g In uS path Whoc farms. orchard, an"
m.H Grain crops were completely ruined; not VIII
dn'r name I'm the storms track Is lett 'r"' a,
- yyind mill, and fences were dcstIpy'o' "dIS
c"tile were killed, but n, human fatalities are ~
pd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
pruu,uIrC,N LEAGUE CLUES TO MEET.

saratoga. y. T.. April IL spccah.-1he Ne" \ RI
stat. League OF Republican Clubs will meet In The
ucw big convention hall here Jun" - and 20
Colonel NcAlpn. president of I'll" L'asn". VIE was
rcrn In div Stated that addresses Will probably b.
,mac,. by Mcssrs. Dcpcw. Mckinley. Foraker. iioar
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE pEETU AMEDY ELECTION.

Perth Ambov, " j.. April I2-At the charter "lcc
t,on held IN this city Yesterday the Democrats ""r'
yiciorIon- clcclng live out OF TX Aldermen. n
:, hool Conmi- sOncr, and an Alderman al Laig"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
,r,y LARCON CRITICALLY ILL.,

,nr,, ,a.-Lucy Larcom. the peer, !, n'" IT,
Boston "p u, heart trouble III her apartments III
c c'a has been III . 'Ss %e T
few days ago 81, and IL is not believed 1ha. s
about twelve sn nt one. she Is gradually la"s
cfn sar 'ITc,y TO i've more than &c" "oeA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

MINIATErE. ALMANAC

Sunrise 2iSct 0:37 Moon RISE :0j amMoo1's age 26
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AlI.Ssncy Hook :l2GOv. Land - Hell Cat 52
PM.-Sandy HOOK IL Gov Rand ) 80 Hell Gate %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
TUpoWN DOWN AND HURT BY THE WIND.

yoncoye Falls, y. V. April EMS Jula H.
Mcbride met with a serious accident at il O'CLOCK
today While on the street she was ilted rom ne
feet by the gale Of wind and thrown 10 'ne pavement
breaking her right LEG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.

There are already over 200 members, and
about twenty intend to erect cottages at once
near the clubhouse, which will be erected this
Summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
rprsIIEr IN TIE RED RIVER OF THE NoRTII.

Fargo. n. d.. April l2.-llcavy rains have swollen
~, p,on an, of IFS hanks and the water l. rising
., the rate OF three inches hour The river Is
the highest for many years and a good portion oi
Island Park l. flooded Disastrous gorSes are lear"
as the ice Is not broken up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
\ TORNADO STRIKES YPSlLANTI.
THE BUSINESS PART OF THE CITY WIPED OUT
THE LOSS HEAVY.

lpslanti, Mich, April PA tornado struck
this town at 80 o'clock tonight and wiped ont
the business section. The damage is heavy II
is not known yet whether there was any loss
of life or no.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
DgHEl"rORS:

JOE r. HEDGES. President, III Broadway
A. p. W. KINNAN, of Messrs J. Romano
Brown & Co., Treasurer, 50 West sgd st.
over Square,
SAMUEL MARSH, Secretary Bennett Bldg
LOREN W. FULLER, 247 West I25th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

Robert 4. Alexander,
Lawrence ". .thrcns.
Nrs. Mary D. iinrucy.
Louis Berg.
las. Wilton DroO'.s.
J. Roninine Brown.
Nu. Dplavun BALDWIN.
VIM. Henry Baldw lin.
Thoua. ". DickertOn,
VIM. 4. Boyd.
Jane. 4. Wlan"hard. h.D''
Frank {. Bisli0p.
VIM. Allen Butler.
Cans. Henry Butter.
Mrs. Marcia y. Butler.
t.rn. Lewis T.. barney.
Edward y. Buncr.
Prot. Chnr..c> u. Brush.
Ernest BcnGcr.
Henry X. Bcckmnn,
j. y. -. brewster.
Edward Burr. I. :. \.
q. Howard Chm mibcrlih.
Montgomery II. (lark>on'
Howard tinrks0n.
George VI. Colt.
Edwin ". COggc-haiI,
Herr, ID. Cooke,
Frederick =. Cook,
Warren COuONer.
Frank T.. (Onp'fr.
George W. (orli,-.
VIM. COvcrIy.
Eruuci- ID. Carley.
Mrs. Anna Is. Crane.
Israel Crane.
Tao.. 10. GuiheiI.
Albert VI. Curry. VI. De-
Joseph f.. Clark, VI. De-
John II. Dry,
4. q. Diniond.
John 4. DOylc,
r.. Manning De Freeze.
4. B.Dc Freeze.
n. Franklin De Frerc'
Mrs. sophia DE Frece'
X. Clarence DOr-eti'
ono 4. Drnudt.
Ddurund Dwight, Jr"
Charles l.. Edcy.
Adam Engrl.
Rev. Henry VI. Field.
-. j.. Freeman.
willard For-hcw.
PcterU. Fowler,
I.anc Y. Fowler.
.vnme. =. Fitch.
DIR. Robert \. FlnHa.
Mrs. Julia Il. Flagg.
Miss Janet W. Flagg,
Robert VI. galloway,
JOHN Unfolding.
Theodore t:oid-miih
T.. T.. Grant.
Mrs. 4. T.. t:rnni,
~ muci Green,
Mrs. Emm,a Louise Harden
Job T.. Hedges,
Xyu,. II. Helm. M.D.,
Frederick W. Hollis,
Henry Hildbergh,
John 4. Hilton,
Henry IiOsfOrd.
VIM. Is. Rowland,
George 4. Holt.
VIM. II. Higbcc,
william IiailOrk.
Miss Harriet Hall,
Joseph lInIlOck.
Albert Z. Hamilton,
Chester Huntington,
J. Albert IIagy, Md,
Frank ID. Hurst,
John Jardine,
Alfred Jones,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
THE
Sullivan County Club,

Incorporated under the Laws Of New. York,
Owns free and clear a tract of nearly 5000
acres, on high ground, in the healthiest section
of the Empire State, with excellent fishing and
hunting privileges. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS will this week pay for an origi-
nal. full paid, worcestershire mem.
bership share, with a half acre
building site and an interest in the
entire tract as we'll
No Mortgage. No Personal Liability
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13

~ Wv Ohsstt VI WV ~s
the offices Of 4. T.. Grant,
w.NOrk; james -. Fitch
Bank. NOnkcrs, n. n.
FRS are:
Frank -. Jones.
John n. kcp!cr.
BOudinOt h eth.
Alex. =. W. kinnan,
Mrs. %. VI. kinuaa.
4. d. kiffrcdac.
james v. wrcnre.
VIM. Fred. Lawrence,
Mr-. q. T.. Lawrence,
Walter W. Law.
Theo. II. Leo.
Francis T.. T.cupp.
j. Fred. Lockwood,
Jos. >. Lockwood.
Mrs. Isabella =. LovelasA
Co. Frank &. l.ovcland,
VIM. II. Mackry.
w. Il. u. Marin,
Irnnk u. Martin.
PaysOn Merrill,
Col. Ed win 4. McAlpin,
p. r. Mcsrccn,
VIM. McCarr0ll.
Jas. X. 4. McCarroIi.
samuel Marsh.
VI. ii. Mallory.
Israel Minor. Jr..
john T.. O'Bricn,
John r. X. O'Connor,
X. VI. Oxford. DID,,
John A. Oxford.
Thomas l.. Ogden,
ThOs. =. Ormiston,
Franklin vi. OIds.
George w. PanrOast.
DIR. Stafford a.. Perry,
Rev. Madison &. Peters.
Clayton Plat.
j. TrcdwcIl Ricl,ard.-
DIR. Henry y. Read,
Isaac Read,
H.. Kccsing.
4. 4. ltcdhc d,
Charles Reed.
Elizabeth Alice Rae.
Geo. W. Richardson, Nd
Frrd'k 4. Run,pf.
Merwin ltushnore,
jaime. T.. Ryan,
VIM. T.. lockwood,
Luis +. sass, N.D..
Mrs. Jos. NJ. Scribner.
Frt,nk Seaman.
Henry Is. Siav ven.
John stanton.
4. 4. >tOddard, ID. D.,
Wnili. smith,
Edward u. sherwood.
Martin >chrrnkeiscu,
John 1'ntlOc h, Jr.,
Charles ID. Thurstou.
Hamilton Il. Ton,pkiua
Loren W. fuller.
John 4. Valentine,
Anthony Won i<i,ch,
Joseph y. VOgeiius,
George w. Wallace
w. W. Wall.
W. =. WmiwOrfh,
John r. Warning.
Charles X. Wright.
Charles II. Wingatc,
j. Phelps Winsate,
II. Is. Wilson,
william II. Weston, ". u
VIM. I. Walker,
Marshall r. Wilder,
Miss Amna u. Williams,
Miss Agnes Willmauu,
Louis Dew. Wilder. VI. D.
william Wilson. Jr.,
Miss Caroline Wilson,
Joseph =. Wood,
Frank Noran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
Thursday, April 18th,
Friday, April 18th,
Saturday, April 18th,

are the last days on which original full
paid membership shares will be
issued at the original price Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-13
MaSten Lake Hill.
IEIcyntion 1900 feet.

The first allotment Of plot. 10 shareholders
intending TO build will be made on April 18th
on the Clubhouse site, and arram gemcmts have
been mndc for the accommodation Of all whs
wish to visit tho property at that time. Total
expense Of trip $1,000 Further information
any Of the officer. or mt the Office Of the Club,
Bob Hroadway; also at the offices Of L. Grant.
Z West 4!d street. Ncw-NOrk james =. Fitch
and Citizens National Bank. NOmkcrs, n. \.
Anon. tine shnrehO idcrs arr:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-09-28
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