New York, der Metropole: seine Kenntnis für Geschäftsleute. . E kommen Architekten, Bauherren, zu suchen, den Austausch und die Gewerke Club, und der näheren Umgebung bietet die mostelegant und großartigsten architektonischen Bauten im Neuen York. Herr Wochen ist Mitglied der Exchange unddie Gewerke Club. EDWIN A. McALPIN. Oberst Edwin A. McAlpin, im Wesentlichen ein New York manof Angelegenheiten, wurde in dieser Stadt geboren (9. Juni 1848), als hisfather vor ihm war, Herr D.H. McAlpin, die gut knowntobacco Hersteller. Der Gründer der Familie in NewYork, Oberst McAlpins Großvater, kam er

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New York, the metropolis : its noted business and professional men. . e come to locate architects, builders, the Exchange andthe Building Trades Club, and the vicinity boasts the mostelegant and grandest architectural edifices in the State ofNew York. Mr. Weeks is a member of the Exchange andthe Building Trades Club. EDWIN A. McALPIN. Colonel Edwin A. McAlpin, essentially a New York manof affairs, was born in this city (June 9th, 1848), as was hisfather before him, Mr. D. H. McAlpin, the well knowntobacco manufacturer. The founder of the family in NewYork, Colonel McAlpins grandfather, came herein 1814 andever since then the McAl|)ins have been identified with thegrowth and jjrosperity of the city in a very prominent way.Colonel Mc.Alpin, himself, is a man of tremendous energyand great force of character, successful in everything hetakes in hand to do, except when on occasions he attemptsthe impossible in the way of trying to elect a RepublicanPresident, while the political current is flowing strongly theother way. And yet Colonel McAlpins management as. EDWIN A. Mc.I.PIN. President of State League of Republican Clubs was suchthat had success been possible he would have achieved it.He is, perhaps, best known as the man who, while in com-mand of the Seventy first Regiment N. G. S. N. Y., did somuch towards raising its standard of excellence. He joinedthis regiment in November, 1869, was made First Lieutenantin May, 1875, Captain in August of the same year, waspromoted to Major in 1881, and finally to Colonel, com-manding a post he resigned on June 30, 1887, owing tobusiness pressure, much to the regret of every man in theregiment who appreciated his sterling qualities, his highcharacterand military efficiency. Colonel AIcAlpin isequallvwell known in the commercial world as member of the firmof D. H. McAljjin & Co. He is ex-President of the National 94 NEW YORK, THE METROPOLIS. League of Baseball Clubs of the United States, in whichbody he takes a keen interest, as h

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