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FASHIONABLE MARRIAGES.
Murray Hill Gossip on Tiptoe-A Day Of
Dnzzlers-Mountains of Lsces and Cav
erns Of Diamonds - Upper Tcndom's =
larn nd nisnla linn n QaE Ilss In Pm ri a

Murray Hill Gossip on Tiptoe-A Day OF
Dnzzlers-N1ountains of Lsces and Cav
erns Of Diamonds Upper Tcndom's
Grand Dispiay-One Of Our ID, lies In Paris
On Thursday next five notable and eminently
fashionable weddings are announced. Hence the
sections, organists, musicians, caterers, florists,
modistes, and the irrepressible Brown, OF Grace
Church, are making extraordinary preparations.
Perhaps one Of the most interesting and stylish Is
the marriage OF Miss Fannie G. Bunker, daughter OF
William X. Bunker, Esq, TO Mr.. John Sinclair,
which is to be solemnized at . p. NJ, In the Fihh
avenue Presbyterian Church No less than one
thousand cards OF invitation have been sent out
The prospective bride Is Q very lovely young
blonde, who has long been highly esteemed for her
beauty and accomplishments. Mr.. Sinclair Is
wealthy young merchant OF this city, who has re-
Gently returned from Europe.
The marriage ceremony is TO be performed by the
Rev John Hall.
Miss Bunker will appear In q bridal robe Of re-
markablc richness, and is to be attended by Miss
Carrie Bunker and Miss Annie Mortimer. as brides
maids. Alter the wedding the relatives and inti-
mate friends will assemble In the residence of the
brides parents, 10 wcst Thirty.third street.
CRUSH IN ST. PAuL's.
ST. Paul's NJ. 4. Church on Fourth avenue Ia to be
the scene OF grand wedding at o'clock on Thurs
day afternoon. The couple are Mr.. Edward Y.
Browning and Miss Lucy Richardson. daughter OF
A. u. Nchardson, OF tJs city. Mr.. Browning 3
fdHcee Is a very charming belle. The prominent
nOitstes In town that the toilettes OF the
bridal party will be surprisingly beautiful, and that
the brides trOnsseau Ia OF the finest and most
elaborate ever collected. reception at 574 Fifth
avenue viii succeed the ceremonies at the church.
TuE REIoSISG AMERICAN BELLE IN PARIS.
The fascinating Miss Laura Stevens will marry
Mr.. Parker, an English gentleman Of wealth. Miss
Stevens will be recollected by Americans in Paris
Ne the regning belle during the OF 1888 nnd
1868. The wedding Is to be Celebrated quietly and
unostentatiously at the residence OF the brides
parents on Murray Hill
The Gill-Johnson and Bliss-stoughton weddings
arc to be solemnized the same day.
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NEW JERSEY.

Jas. 7. Byrne, OF Orange, has been found guilty Of
arson in setting nre to his own house.
son OF Mr. echriedcr, a carpentcr, residing on
Third avenue, Elizabethport, Is missing.
The Rev. Mr. Holloway, OF Paterson, lost his
brothers daughter, last week. "
Lconhardt schwun, the murderer OF Cornelius
stahl In n Bowery street. Newark last November was
on Saturday sentenced to " years In state Prlson.
Mrs. Agnes MoAvoy, a widow, aged about Is
street, Newark. fell dead at her residence yesterday
The lnte John Z. Stephens, OF Newark, has left
property valued at sO0 900. which by his will be
years old shall become OF ago.
Early yesterday morning Robert Meyers's saloon,
q Prince street Newark, was broken into and no bbed
albert rorner. Adam Berger. Gustave Deon. and
george Fuller were arrested.
Rosanna Rogers, who killed her step brother. Jas.
hetidan In Newark on the night OF November TO- bV
Saturday 10 the County Jail for nye months.
Mesars. KOhler and Kamerra the noted brewers OF
Quttenburg were held 10 bail IN 5000 each, satur.
day. by U: 8. Commissioner Hoffman, OF Hsboken, on
oArges OF defraudng the aoyernment by reusing un.
cancelled revenue stamps aud Transferring labels frOm
one kog w another.
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OBITU1RY.

Judge H. r. Coleman, a prom iIent citizen OF yIr.
ginia. died suddenly In Exchange Hotel, Richmond.
yesterday,
Patrolman James c Nelson Of Edrcwater. Staten
Island, died on Saturday. He wounded during ths
riots OF July, 1903
Justice David Bedford OF Jersey CITY died NJ his
re,idence on saturday morning. OF apoplcxy, At tha
age OF ~ years
. Divine THOMPSON. ore Of the relies Of slavery ia
New Jersey died At the Tcsidcrcc OF her master j E,
Van Wrinkle OF Paterson, on Saturday.
Commodore stephen Champln. L. s. N, the lhst
remaining commanding officer In the battle OF Lake
tre eNproi AZ MS rtsiucnce m Buffalo Yesterday
uprnlnt u commanded the Scorpion 10 that memoir
able connict anu from vessel tho nrs and last guns
were fired. N
The late Henry r. Swcetscr. one Of the editors OF
the W0rd, was buried from Dr. AdAms'S PTesb, terrain
Cnurcl MadiSoR lmste, on SMn.dty; The pail bear.
+ Van Nolhcuburgh, r.. Seymour. u Wuolruil, and
L, Carpenter. 1he funeral sermon. By tho I;ry Dr.
ADAMS, Nls very brle, but luPtus ave 4he bJ ii wa
bOrue to Gre ruWood.
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THE SALE OF CADErsHIPs.
A Congressman's Coniession-witnes.es to he
Prosecuted for Perjury-Thc Law In Re-
Iation to Appointments to be Amended.

lation to Appointments to be Amended.
The House Military Committee are deluged
with anonymous letters and kilograms giving ali
kinds OF hearsay testimony and insinuations, but
the Committee have decided to call no one on any
source.
A larse amount OF the testimony so far Is utterly
worthless, There lie no doubt that several ex mem-
bers have seriously compromised themselves with.
out appearing TO have been aware OF IL at the time
Mr.. Butler, OF Tennessee, yesterday told the Com.
mittee that he had accepted from the man whose
son he hSd nominated $50. OF which he had used
$500 and had gwen to tie Republican State Central
Committee tho remainder to be used In his own
district.
Mr.. Devices had agreed to appoint a boy for 4
friend, and on finding that this friend was to get
money for II he reported the case TO Secretary
Stanton, and asked as to the propriety OF i and on
learning that II was not proper he refused to ap-
point the boy and appointed another youth.
MI SJphcr OF Louisiana says he refused TO enter
tain any proposition for The sale Of his, and appoint-
ed the nephew OF one vi his constituents, and that
the testimony Of the witness who partially impli.
Gated Inn, he will prove to be perjury
Mr. W hitt'more Is now said 10 nave taken ~, 900
and nsed II for political and educational purposes In
his district.
Ex-Member OF Congress Pcttis and Mr.. Bishop,
whose son he appointed, arrived to- day. and are TO
20 before the committee TO morrow. Mr. Bishop
denies that he made any bargain with Peltis bur
paid the money at the suggestion OF the man who
swore again. Petts the other day that he aught to
help out with some OF the political debts OF the party
and thst wnen he spoke TO Petus about 1t he Uetsl
refused to have anything TO do with 10.
The end OF this affair will be to amend tho law so
N TO REQUIRE Congressman TO nominate several
boys, and the one no passes the bcs, examination
sh III have the place.
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moon w.

Jnmes Cuvle was arrested on S.turfty willie
beating disablcdn rse Wit q load In lruaiWty.
John +. Spinola, druggist, of lss Ea-t Warren
street during quarrel with liz wife. May, on satur
daN night stabbed her In the arm
MIR. Cough, the AGED gate kccpcr at the Navy
yard, has hc'n dismissed A. reward tor III ilihinls
mess IN exposing Wholesale frauds upon the Govern.
mCnt.
Coroner Jones held an inquest on Slturlls over
the body OF Mis- Mary DOncgan, OF UlycrstrIw, who
hal dlci at the house Of Bridget III lOa, lG Nassau
street OF Inflammation irom malpractice.
The Rev. DR.. Cuyler, Of the Lafayette avenue
Presbyterian Church preached earnest temperance
discourse last night, entitled "Dyath In the Dram
snon" The subject WAS sGssested by tue muidcs VI
Mr. Noorhies,
The Hebrew congregation, "Rcth ESlen," WHO
nave been worshipong IN the Synagogue IN Pearl
street. near concord, on SATURDAY reOrs iniled as
Reformed congregation and opened an English speak.
Ing sunday school yesterday, Rabbi q Brundcrtcln
conducted tho services The Society has purchased the
Rev T De Wit Talmadge's Church odinco In SCheF.
mcrhorn street. for tJ5.DM
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BRO0KLFS,S LAST TRAGEDY.

Oyster House Row nt Time when Bars
nre supposed TO be CIosed-A Disturbance
which Awoke the Police.
At about o'clock yesterday morning, gang
OF South Brooklyn rowdies entered Thomas McNa.
mara's oyster saloon. on Hamilton avenue and Vau
Drunt street, and after drinking several times re-
fused 10 pay. McNlmara demonstrated with them
and they became violent, smashed doors and win.
dows and threw oysters at his head. lie then en-.
deayored to quet them, but this only added fuel
their rnge. Finally, seeing that further remon.
STRANGE Was useless, Mcnamara drew pistol and
discharged II at the crowd The ball took effect,
wouuding Wm. Francis In the right side The police
now aaoke and arrested Mcnamara. but the others
escaped Mcnamara was locked up In the Butler
street police station on charge of ionious assault
and Francis was borne TO the Long lslana College
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LONG ISLAND.

taxpayers' meeting is to be held In Flushing this
evening to denounce their Ring"
Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes Smith, OF Patchogue, threat
ems libel suits against neighborlng editors.
To morrow the Sag IIarbOr Fire Department will
have their annual parpde, closing with ball In the
evening.
Tho Rev; Oscar Ritter, pastor OF Zion Colored
Church OF Flushing, committed by Justice quar-.
termnn on Saturday charge of assault upon Miss
Helen Seaman TO whose sick brother the minister had
been called to Afford spiritual consolation,
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
PIERRE B0NAPARTE TO BE TRIED
ON CAPITAL CHARGE.

The First Forerhadowins Of TO Line Of
Defence-Tbe Prince Provoked 20 tho
Murder r. Rochefort's Namc Withdrawn
Tom the Columns OF the Mnrseiilaise-
Tho Riot Trials.
PARIS, Feb. 20.-1t is said that the Ministers.
In spite OF the advice OF the police to the contrary
VIII permit the mardigras procession to pass through
the streets on shrove Tuesday.
The Imperial decree In the 06qciel Journal con.
vokes the High Court OF Justice to meet at Tours
on the 21st OF March. II provides that drawing
shall take place among the Grand jury within the
next ten days 10 decide which members are to
form the Court. It Ia said that the Grand
Jury Is to be composed OF the members OF tho
Coun cls-GeperaL The Gazette dcs 7riJvndur, an
Official organ, says that on examination Of Prince
Pierre Bonaparte, II will be proved he was pro-
voked, and used his legitimate right Of sclEdeenee.
As the accusation Is SO grave. 1t Is generally be.
licved that the Prince will secure an aequita Tho
Prince is TO be judged-First, for committing hom.
eide on the person OF Victor Nolr and that this was
preceded or followed by an attempt on the
person OF Urich Fouviec secondly, for
attempting the homicide of Fouyicle. This
order places the Prince under article
Ni Of the penal code, the punishment being death.
In case Of txteuusng circ uustances the Court can
lessen the sentence by two degrees. The ses.
sions Of the Court are to be In Tours, in the De-
partment OF Indre ct Loire.
Ia Mdrseniotse announces that owing 10 the prose.
cutions threatened, the name Of Rochefort will not
appear In that journal hereafter. Tile name Of NJ.
Dnngcrville Is printed chief editor OF the Mar.
ssWdise, but u is understood TO be cover for
Rochefort, who will continue TO conduct that Journal
An additional fine OF 1900 francs has been Imposed
upon La MqrssiH0ise.
Thirteen persons In addition to those previously
reported have been sentenced for particpaiioL IN
the recent riots. Ten judges were engaged all day
yesterday 10 the examination Of the remaining cases,
but none OF the accused were discharged
IL is announced that the Empress Eugene will
visit Sweden and Norway In the spring.
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LOSSES by FIRE.

The railroad bridge over the Brazos river on the
Houston and Texas Central railroad has been burned
frame building on 1894 street, near Fourth ave
nue., formerly used as dsullcry was totally burned
on Saturday night. Loss ti,OOO.
The picture frame mandatory OF j. w. Butler &
Co In South Baltimore street Baltimore was damaged
by Ore on Saturday TO the amount oi tlO,O)O.
Last evening hro Wns discovered In Morris
Jacobs clothing store at l Grccnwlch street. caused
by upsettlng the stove. Loss, 5000.
The barn and dairy stables owned by b. Cayagna
near Cincinnati were buraed yesterday morning with
10 cows, II mules horses, aud u calves
The Kossuth House, on market street, Nashville,
wah burned yesterday The inmates OF tho house Ad
TO save themselves by jumping from the second door
one little boy is thought TO have petishtd.
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An Inmnn steamer Missing.

The steamer City Of Boston sailed hence for
Liverpool, rtd Halifax Jan. 25, with lie cabin and
sleeraKe passengers, since which time D OF hing has
been heard RON her and IL Is feared that some
dhsser sIis. hs' brlacn her During the last trip from
ma.liaA sac broke IAN or her propeller and had TO
unuergo repairs, and her present. mon arrival may
possibly be attributed to some like cause
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

The Coroner's Jury In the case OF Philip Cary who
crushed 10 death on Wednesday between two cars
at the Hudson River Railroad depot rendered verdict
OF accidental death.
Al O'Clock on Saturday eveninga Mr. Warner
killed At the mouth OF the tunnel on the Eric Rail
road by train, Mr. Warner and Mr.. Hoffman had nm.
derIaken to walk 10 West boken where they resided
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Brooklyn. saturday Night Festivities.

On Saturday night, John Bryson, of No. "a
John street, Brooklyn, got into an alteration with
man in George samnis' barroom at the foot o
Bridge street. and the proprietor ordered him out.
As Bryson did not comply. SImmis's and his bar.
keeper attacked him, and while the former dubbed
him about the lcgs the latter beat him about the
head with funnel. Bryson, who Is seriously IN.
Jured. was taken to his home by some friends We
mention these facts for the benc1t Of the police who
were yesterday In bllssiul ignorance.
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A Home for our CrIpp.ed yc,crons

Gen. VIM 7. Sherman, the hero of the "march
to the sea-" will attend the mass meeting this even.
Ing In the Cooper Institute. TIE object OF the meet
ing Ia to urge upon the Legislature the importance
Of building home In this state for soldiers disabled
In the late war, The meeting will be addressed by
the Rev. Henry Ward Bccchcr, the Hon. Horace
Greeley, and Stewart l. Moolford.
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The Result of Acoui,tins Perry.

About l2 o'clock on Saturday night, William
Mahar and Reuben Simpson, boatmen, attempted TO
steal c'na boat belonging to the Morris Canal
Company, which was lying In tie basin In Jersey
cry. James Garvcy, night watchman, interfercd,
when the runians, with murderous threats, sc zel
and threw him overheard. Uarvey was rescued,
ald the M0uldbe murderers were arIested.
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where was thi. Omcer'. PistoIs

As Officer o'Shaughnessy was taken drunken
man to the Butter street police station on satur.
day night, he was attacked by gang OF rowdos in
Ham lton avenue who beat him severely and rescued
his prisoner. The officers coat was almost torn
from his back during the struggle.
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LONG Island.

Gideon Seaman Of Deer Park has killed, this win.
ter, Is rnccoons and IS foxes.
Dennis Connis and William Rand OF the schooner
Thomas :. Rogers are missing. when last seen they
were IN ayawl, on fishing ex edition.
A new city is to be organized out OF the towns
aud villages Of Hunters Font Ravonsw ood Btls syc
Astoria, aud DuIcn Kills, unGer tho name OF Long Isl
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THE LATEST LABOR NEWS.

The defrauded Soldiers and Sailors Association
VIII meet tomorrow evening. at ils Bowery.
The several lot associations OF Brooklyn took In
a9g 81 - - -
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The ChloroforIn Dnnih.

=, The post Daoyfsn examination of the body OF
mary Cassidy, who died In the Central DispeDsary
while under the influence OF ehloroform has reveal
ed the act that death was caused by organic disease
OF the hearl. superinduced by exhaustion aud the
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Havana, Feb. 2o,-The Saget and Peralta plan.
ntions, In the Sagua District have been fred und
destroyed by tile rebels. Several skirnishes are re-
ported recently In the Cinco Villas District In which
twenty nine insurgents were killed.
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Willin msburgh Rum.

Yesterday afternoon Francis Kelly, q laborer.
while cra1ed with liquor, attempted 70 murder his
wiic Ann by striking her on the head with heavy
IRON weight. The womans cries were answered by
OmI,f John LanPldee, whsIook her assallunt TO
The Fourth street police station.
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Dlycrc. perjury Aenin.

During the temporary absence from the city
lately Of Mr.. John Gowan, Ills wife Mary procured
divorce. Mr. Gowan learned this fact on his return
and applied to have the divorce set aside Andavits
read, ing that the witnesses had pet ured
themselves, and the Court granted the application.
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Deadlock I'm the Car,,., %,ox.u.,,

MADRID, Feb. 19.-Gen. Ramon Cabrera, the
distinguished Carlist leader refuses to take COM
mand OF the Carlist movement unless REGULAR forces
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The Fate OF Owen HIND.

The General Term Of the Supreme Court have
affirmed judpment In tho case OF Owen Hand, who
was convicted and sentenced 10 be hanged Dec 3,
for the murder OF james O'Donncll IN the South
Brooklyn Ga House, on the nth Of August last.
Hand Is to be rescnenccd at the Court OF oyer and
TermlneT IN March.
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Senator Wilson has received numerous letters ask.
ing for the form OF the temperance pledge which tho
congressional Temperance Society propose to admin
lister thorougbout the country on the 22ud day Of
February. II Is as follows:
I'VE the undersigned do pledge our truth faith and
honor that we Will not use Intoxicating LIQUORS
beverage. nor tranc In themi that will not furnish
them as an article OF entertainment, or for persons
onr employment, and that In all suitable ways will
dkcountenance their use"
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Just the Man for the Purposes of the Poliii-
cians-Bail him Ont.

William Miller was before Alderman Conan at
the Tombs yesterday, on charge OF robbery In the
fret degree On the 18th OF August last John Rid
die, cartman, unoaded a OF silk goods on the
pavement In front OF Lemmerman, wehry b Co.'s
store at 81 Broadway. While the cartmsn was In
the store obtaining receipt Miller and confederate
drove up In wagon marked 7. Carlton a Co.. s6s
Broadway, lifted 10 the case and drove away. The
carman coming out gave chase, and was Joined by
Policeman shannon, who was gaining the thieves,
when Miller. drawing pistol, nred upon Shannon.
the ball passing through his coat Miller and his
companion then jumped from the wagon aud es capped
The wagon was taken TO Oak street station. Capt.
John Jourdan arrested Miller on Saturday.
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RoNE, Feb. 20-The carnival opened with the
customary ceremonies. The number Of strangers
who take part 10 the festivities Is small, aad the
scenes In the streets are no, so lively as usual.
the walls last week, and were torn down by tho
police as soon as discovered.
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AUSTIN. Feb, le.-The Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
and Fifteenth Constitutional Amendments havo
hnally passed both House,
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Horace on wbiskcy-Thc Menncst and Most
Costly Of Devils.

The Young Mems Father Mathew T. A. N. D.
Society met last night in the Cooperative Hall, 21i
Bowery. Mr. Frank Duffy presided. and AFTER some
pleasant singing by Madame Churchill, Miss Mary
Macdonald, and Mr. Collins, introduced the lecturer
OF the evening, the Hon. Horace Greeley. That gen
tlcman's appearance was the signal for applause.
Blessings we're sbowered upon him from every
quarter, and 1t seemed that the people would never
tire Of clspping their hands and uttering cries or
welcome. Mr.. Greeley plunged, ss Is his wont, into
the heart Of the subject and said that the rich
growing richer. the poor poorer, and whiskcy was
the cause OF IL all Some prejudced and ill.informed
people thought II was protection, as Mr.. Commis
sioper Welles did, but this error, and the
real cause would be found in whskey. John Barley
corn iwas tho real devil He was expensive
devil, for he cost annually s4,000.0O0. lie was
greedy devil, for he used that would feed the
poor and fatten produce. He was q mean devil, for
he was one thing TO the rich and another TO the
poor. He was a poisonous devil. for he was
primed with strychnine. In fine. he was in
tolerabe devil. and ought to be put under the ban
by honest men.
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE By THE
SUMS REPORTERS.

How IL Happened that Mayor O'HniI In
vented an Opinion which He Supposed
would Give the Trinity Church Law Busi-
ness to Brown, Hall a. vanderpoei.
The Trinity Church corporation is in dilem-
ma. Judge McCunn, Of the Superior Court, holds q
decision Its head that Affects e tenure OF once
OF those who are administering the estate and the
title also Of large tract Of the land that the cor
poration is controlling, and the pcndenoy OF Judge
McCunn's decision has led many OF Trnity's tenants
to hold back until they ran ascertain whether Trinity
is to be ousted. This reluctance OF tile tenants to
pay their land rents led the Church corporation TO
ash Mayor Hall to say that because the corporation
had held iorcibc possession OF the property 100
ycsss, therefore might had become right. The In
ONE OF the corporation is about t11O0.000 per an
nun, or about 5000 q day. Judge McCunn's deci-
sion has been pending eight months and during this
time Messrs. Dunscomb ana Dix have been unable
to handle about t5O0,0O0 which has been withheld
by those tenants who have doubts OF the ability OF
Trinity TO hold her nl-gottcn property.
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valid. goi passport nom tie Hesslan Consul,
January 8, 1903 on the lace OF an anldsyit male
the same day that he was a subject OF the
puehy OF hese' THIS passport was renewed
sell with the old paper without mentioning any chang
IN MS status Ing later passport was given however
b. mistake, us has since turned that he belonged
9 that part OF tie Grand Duchy which formt part OF
the North GeTmAn uiOn, and for VIII ch the under.
signed oihcatos. N making inquiries ~ to whether
@ G-eenwAld has taken stcps TO acquire American ci
zenship. (signed,t JOHANNES ROSlNG."
The correspondence sent In closes with telegram
rom Secretary Fish TO Messrs. Lamar & Kemp,
saying that Green aid went to Cuba o German, and
their reply acknowledging that he was German
and took utsslan pas .port ont with him.