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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A NEW CHURCH DEDICATED.

The new Ierklmer Street German Reformed Church
near Saratogaave, was dedicated yesterday by ser
vices which occupied the morning, afternoon ana
evening. In the morning they were conducted by
the pastor OF the church, the Rev. Jacob Weber,
assisted by the Rev. DIR. j. H. Oerter, Of New York,
and the Rev. &. j. D. Suckow, OF Philadelphia. In the
afternoon, besides the pastor the Rev. J. Brooks
the Rev. A. VI. Quick, the Rev. e. ID. Halst, the
Rev. A. n. Pearss all Of Brooklyn, and the Rev. D.
Baumeistcr, Of College Point. In the evening the
Rev. Peter Stenfuhrer, Of Astoria, the visiting
clergyman who assisted at the services. In the morn
ing and evening the services conducted in
German and in the afternoon in English. The quartet
chOlrs and OrganistS Of several of the churches
whose pastors assisted In the ceremonies present
and the church crowded TO its utmost capacity.
The new church is two stories In height, and is
built of brick. Its style architecture is mod
flied Gothic, and it has steeple i13 feet in height.
The dimensions Of the building 40 by 50 feet,
and it will seat $50 persons. II contains several
memorial windows illustrating Scriptural scenes, and
also portraits Of Calvin and Luther. The cost of
the structure was 100000
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leaving a wife and child unproyided for' TIC ha9
recently sold most Of the furniture OF the house.
EAST ORANGE.
wrpryG OFT \ CHURCH DEBT

WIpIN(i OUT y III XIII DTDi'
A determined effort was made by the cohgres@
tior of thc Grove street Congregational Church yes
,rdav 70 wine out the floating debt and provide 1or
tho paymcnt Of the final bills for the erection OF
their new and handsome church building, when Is
ranidIy approaching completion. At the morning
service at II o'clock the chairman of the Board oil
r,,.tccs George L. Boycc. announced that the amount
necessary TO be raised to provide for all obligations
ovccpt the $40 900 mortgage was 1910. inc pastor
tho Rev Frederick Il. Pullan, then made brlcl
addrc.s and taking large blackboard wrote on II
cyo 500 amounts ten $3.50 and enough 300 80
2o5 SO a. - and ~ amounts to make inc deN'Feu
acrrc Subscriptions were then called for, ana a.
each subscription was announced the Corresponding
arnnunt :,as erased from the board NJ the clo'e 81
tlc service the subscription amounted 10 iJ'' III
The evening the same plan was again tIlcH, ana wa,
crpwncd with complete success, the Iast hguro pcihs
,rincd ont from the board. The doNology, Prh'c
cod From Whom III blessings Flow wa men sung
and The hcncdirtiOn was pronounced y nan notI
- social concentration followed. the new chlrch
.taud. AT Grove and Main ,t-.. j., handsome hodcih
stnr, church, with fine rose WINDOW lh INC mani
ablc fronting the street. and ha. cost WIN the 10Y
=, 600 ON thi, there il only a mortgage OF
si1 900 and this viii be paid during the coming
var. The church will be completed and dedicated
early in March.
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Urppry IoDcP ELECTS 0FFJCERS

District Grand Lodge No. l, Independent Order
Free Sons of israel opened their annual convention
at Webster Hail. No 1l0 East Eleventh St.. yesterday.
j. f. LOwcn,tcin. grand master, called the 200 dele
gates % order, and revised the work for the year
Election Of officers followed with the following result
L. 3. Franklin. grand master Joseph Steiner, first
DEPUTY grand master Calmson, second deputy grand
master; r. Lehman, grand treasurer; H.. J. Gold
smith grand secretary VI. Goldberg, grand warden
y Elsas grand tyler The following were also elected
for the general committee Nathan L. Hahn, II Jacobs
H r. Dftenhcimer and the Rev. Dr. VI. Krauskoft.
To-day the convention will take into consideration the
reports Of thu retiring grand master j. E. Lowenste'n
and those OF he sub-Oficcrs OF the lodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-10

To-day Judge Green, Of the United states Circuit
Court, will hear argument the rule 10 show cause
Thy receiver should not be appointed for the New
Brunswick city Railroad. The rule is obtained Oh
petition Of representatives. Of the bondhOldcrs.
The Younger connected with the Young Mems
Christian Association have taken steps by which they
propose to pay ~ 900 Of the debt. The a,soca
lions indebtedness Is now only $4,000, and at
tempt IS making 10 pay This. and S3.700 has been
raised.
The congregation Of Chippcy Chapel Church have
raised the money to pay of the mortgage on the
church bnlldng which has been threatened with sale
By the sheriff on foreclosure.
Tunis Mccarthy, Of Troop ave-, has disappeared,
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IIOBt)KEN.
DRANK KEROSENE FOR wHISKE'

DRANK KEROSENE FOR WIIINKEf.
Thoma, bee. mate 81 the l-lh"r Minnie La"'''''
belonging 10 the Manhattan Ll-hi'rhsc ''HPA''' WV
found ~ late hour ON saturday hF' Y".
. - ,i,,. ,p,r,,,,c 10 the Delaware. Laclawanna
a,t western Railroad station. I'm empty half gallon
can which had contained kerosene OIL "h- Plhs nv MS
..dc Al the police station city Pms ,l'I'h li'i,F
Recovered that tlc man had "uI"N'H = P"H.I"',
70. horn. ono The oil Wa removed WITH ire alu 'i
t,fn,,h pump. Lee va. drunk. ana II L. sup
no,od that he swallowed the oil, Thinning #" W.
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MANUSCRIPTS or AuBITIOUS AUTHORS.

There is AZ last chance for unknown authors o;
plays and hbretos TO have their manuscripts read,
nothing more. Edwin a. Pratt and Thomas W.
King have established an authors agency at No
Las broadway for the purpose Of reading the pro
ductiOns OF dramatic writer. not necessarily be
gnncrs, and giving such advice may be desired.
we'll as directing the attention OF managers 10 them
and arranging for the production of pieces TINT sl1l
prove worthy. \ small fee viii be charged for
animation and criticism and All additional fec II the
piece is produced
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full time to bring snow, but the night noted inc
young people Will make snow Inc -, sav ,,n.a
Army has applied 10 the village trustees for ponce
protection at the WOmans Christian Temperance Union
Hall, Third ave-, where the Salvatonlsts nave peen
holding services. 10 has been the complaint that
Young men have disturbed the meetings by their
frvOlity. on evening young man was thrown
from the hall into the street aud had MS heau cut
badly His friends shouted Justify for the police, but
none came to his relief.
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NO CORDAGE SYNDICATE HERE.

4 dispatch published Yesterday SAID that the rope
makers at Montreal had recently been visited by a
deputation OF New York rordoge men. who had IN
formed them that unless m the large Montreal houses
bought their hemp Of the New York firms. syndicate
which had been formed in New-lOrk w0uld establish
enormous cordagc Works in Montreal and supply tile
entire Canadian demand.
Frank T. Wall. Of No. ll3 Wailst, emphaucalIy
denied Yesterday that any such company had been
formed I'm New York elsewhere Had such a
combine been formed said he, Il should undoubtedly
have heard something about IT.
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Robert Bell. a -wnl,hcrcd resident Of Spring

Robert Bell, u1y-whi,kcrcd resident Of Spring
st.. va. arfarucd in the second Precinct Police Court
yesterday morning charge Of annoying Mi, Bertha
Iymcs, who j. employed In her brothers store IN
Broadst. Miss Ilymcs is only twenty years old and
Is handsome. Al the recent benefit given by the
Eks at Miners Theatre, she appeared a Pauline In
the cottage scene In The Lady Of Lyon~.7 As an
amateur actress she has made something OF rcputa
ton in local circles, Bcll, who f. nearly sixty years
o'd has been prosecuting the young woman for a
long time and she wa, finally forced 10 appeal 10
Justice Van Ne~,. The Judge ordered the old man
to give 500 bail not to modest the young woman
again.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

AN ELECTRIC LIGHT CpMPANY'S TROUBLE
Sheriff FicI has served the officers Of the SOUTH
Amboy Electric Light aud Power Company a writ ~
r.pcvin in II suit brought by the Edison United
Manufacturing Company Of New York for supplies
furnished the former company. The south Amboy
Company Ia, been at loss since its Organila
ton. and 10 is almost entirely dependent "A
contract fpr lighting the city. Unless an indemnity
bond be furnished day the company viii be
Obliged to cease operations.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

MOUNT NERNON.-Icnr r., or. superintendent Of
the Poor Of Wctec,tcr Comfy, dcuc, ihc rcpOr pub
lleh,d some uf tine county Dcmur ratio paper, that
hc hl, discontinued thc allowance tobacco To the
AGED iumltc- of the county ain, iou,r lie that
ne la, not Thought of doing 40. The Young PEG
pies oorctY of Christian EndcayOr viii have "A snow
ocnl7 IN PRESBYTERIAN Hall the evening of Fobru
AIRY -. The member, have put this affair on I'M
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRE....

ARRIVED.
steamer Tower I'M tBrl. Bennett. London Jan a. with
mr and passengers TO Henderson Bros
at 10 IOAm
steamer John SRnderson tBrl SMITH London Jan is via
swansea with mise 10 order vessel TO Busk
rived at tho liar at
steamer Umbra Brl Hams. Liverpool Fob Queens
= with mdsc and pss,engersto Vernon Brown Co. Ar
rived At tho Bar AT s.07
Steamer DANA (Ger Baronds Hamburg Jan 2B Havre 90
with mdse and passengers Cors Arrived
n On m
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subscription book opened. and over @oooo
was subscribed bv those present. \. II. Defr''e
has been chosen 70 direct the fair and John d. GRIM
minis will act as treasurer
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun rise, so % Moon rsesll 90 Moons sge2l
MON WATER
H-sauny Nook 1888 GOV. Island lil3 Hell Gate o6t
PM-Sandy HeoE ll:33 Gov. Island llb2 Hell Date LOO
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Ln-nG pL,yS ron A mo FAIR.

La IAb IL'NS fOH 4 Dib ram
About $50 prominent Irshmen met in the ST.
Joseph's Home for the Aged yesterday and completed
plans for fair, which will be held in the ODD Regi
ment Armory In April, TO raise money for the home.
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The regular meeting Of the Fast orange TOWNSHIP
Committee will be held thi, evening.
ELIZABETH.
ENFORCING THE SUNDAY law

TNTOEITNN IT'D Y NUNf TN"'
This city experienced peculiar sunday yesterday
For wear many places had openly dch"d the sunday
CLOSING. law. c.tcriav these places were all closed
and even the barber shops and news stands had ''
suspend business. Some Of those who kept open
received notice 10 appear al Police Headquarters th'
morning and show cause why they should not be
fined for thc.r violation 81 the city ordnance. inc
Iquor shops to al appearances were uIh'N ''o''"'
although lat SUNDAY fully 80 - them were open
t,,,i.r. M CHAR and candy store, who heretofore
have done thriving business on sunday had &" '",c
hcr place. several business house, hah piA'"M'
I'm their Windows which read. "Co-rd on SUNDAY
Ia order = ''l,or Rankin Drug ,t","- alone WrIe
uH u'- ,. ,.,,.. but could not sell soda. cigar,
,,...l So, bot strictly iu thc medicinal!
line. p.t,,rtr, ramed about the ,'rrr,r an Gay eay
-, 10. that tfa MAYORS ciirt Wt~ enforce" r."
go ~, 80 o., lac -...u on the streets and % was one
- The ouictc-t sunday, ever seen 10 the city.
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4 NEW COLLAR

We shall place on sale to-day,
February 10th, several cases OF
Marseilles and Crochet Bed
Spreads, at the following ex-
tremcly low prices:
Marseilles, full size, $1.5O,
$3.50 and $3.50 each.
Crochet. full size, 800, $1.2O
and %1.3j each.
This is an Offering TO which we
respectfully invite the special at
tcntiOn of our customers.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
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FOR REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
new HAND book.

AprOpos Of the coming convention
OF Republican Clubs OF the United
States, at Nashville, Tenn. The New
York Tribune has in press Hand
Book Of the National League Of Re-
publican Clmbs, in the style Of the
wcIi-known Tribune Extras. IL Will
be ready for delivery by January 22.
The pamphlet will be found useful
10 all Republican Club men for refer
ence.
The present status OF the various
Leagues and many OF the principal
club, is given quite fully, and there is
much general matter of great inter.
est.
oJ CENTS A COPY.
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Aunounee mcnn-

DR.. LYoN's PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
Keeps tho teeth and white and purhes the breath
An elegant toilet luxury sold every where IS cen.A
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oJ CENTS A COPY.

Secretaries OF Republican Clubs arc
authorized TO receive orders for the
Hand Book and transmit the same
10 this office. Orders can be given
either to club secretaries or 10 this
Office direct.
TME TRIBUNE,
NeW.NOrk.
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HENRY 4. DANIELS. NJ. D.,

BIZ " Isl TI'o
diseases OF the Nervous system Ceuto rnary Organs.
Iunotencc and Sterillty Hours 70 Il. ) to D.
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CENTRAL OFFICIALS SANGUINE.
nm powpDRI.Y REPLIES TO MIR. wEBB-RAlL-
ROAD OFFICIALS FEAR 40 GREAT TROUBLE

MR.. POwDHRLY REPLIES TO MR. WEBB hIE
ROAD OFFICIALS FEAR 40 GREAT TROUBLE"
Not a word came directly from Indiana to the oihcerS
Of the railroad yesterday, and all the news ina, ey
had from the Supreme Council OF the feuer'uoh vi
Railway EMPLOYEES came to them through the news
manor reports The officials Of the company dld not
anncor o take the least interest In what was going
an ot Terrc Ilauc and most of them left the OIihd
central station early In the day and did not return
uptil late I'm the evening They appeared to be san
cne that nothing detrimental TO the interests OF the
railroad would be done by the members OF the 'ouh-
eli and there was Of the old time saturday aiter
oon freedom about the Offices of the third vicepresl-
pt than there has been for two or three weeks Whic
,e comoany does not anticipate that the fremen who
hoye ali along declared that they had no grievance
or,irst the road would leave the company, yet the
orciaIs have I'm "A measure applied the old adaGe OF
I'm time Of peace prepare for war to their manage
mont of the railroad of late and they feel better able TO
moot a strike than they did when the swtchmen
so unccrcmoniously left their places and placed In
eorordv the lives OF all those who were at that time
n,trons of the road. Both Vice President Webb and
,ondent Voorhees, have declined TO tell what
,ren.r,tious they have made TO meet any move which
bc Knights Of Labor might make. but it is generally
understand that Il would be question OF few days
only when every place made vacant by another call
nn, the organized workmen would be filled by com
netcnt man Mr.. Powderly depended greatly on the
protherhood OF Locomotive Engineers, aud expected
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nAEILI,As ANSWERING QUESTIONS.

CITY of Mexico Aug. %. via Gavcs;on-At the IN
stance Of a press correspondent, Guatemaian 'ilic'
Dlccncz asked President Barflas the ioilo"ms pu0S
tions and received these answers:
O-What has been the conduct OF Minister Miner
during the present difficulty Has he been pr'Ldi Li
to Guatemala Al have no rShV 10 qu"i''' ''
conduct. so o,.or bec, in
tercepted ! A-Ncither his nor any dlploIha nv VI
anv prlyate CORES pondence has been intercepted OF
tanperd with in Guatemala , ~ Maid
O,-Iave any Salvadorian PRESIDENTS cNc' Pow"
tribute To Guatemala A.-NeNcr .,., c,o,os
O-Wha has been the attitude Of the lntcd s'a.cs Tes
and Mexico toward the present dfhculty. a.. my ~,
ottitude of both has been such a. CORES pOhue ~
neutral Power, according 10 international Heh an"
law. . 1900, Feorts
are st being made TO celebrate an nonofaoe pTbc
sitnation i'm t;uatcnala is completely tranquil
4 san salvadorian dispatch says thai everything
is ouct The peace negotiations continue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
CHOLERA on THREE CONTINENTS
RANGER OF THE DISEASE REACHING AMERICA
FROM JAPAN.

Ottawa, ont. Aug 23.-The Acting Deputy WI"
lister Of Agriculture speaking to-day OF the ruiho'"
danger Of Asiac cholera coming to Canada from japan
bx way Of British Columbia. said the quarantine irfu
latjons were as strict at Vancouver as at Crosse
and at the latter place they were all that human "
go tba. the plagu. would visit this country next
suner II might como through immigrants VINO
,ainc the disease III its latest stage, 1t could not Dc
detected at quarantine. ,,.
Madrid. Aug. 23.-Cholera is spreading steaol'
g the Mediterranean north OF Valencia. where thcfe
ar tsn m twelve new daily. The disease m', aP
nstd in several villages Ia the Province OF iGuo'
md suspicious cases have been dscovered IN Manrq.
anu - tue o3-From Tuesday to Thursday there
c tUenty eight deaths from cholera and forty eSht
fresh cases of the disease at Eltor.
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WANTS THE AMERICAN wHLER sIIUT OFT.

Ottawa. ont. Aug. GA protest has been "
ccived BY the Government from New-Wes'mns''.'
B. G.. against the granting Of permission 10 'sp''n
Whltlaw an American hshermlh' 10 NUM- "'iN0
tho cnIf o Georgia The cause Of the protest arises
t, ,he fac, that Captain Cooper, OF NewWestmnster
Is iu.t finishing steam vessel which ha' been o1iI ~
ce6cciallv for Whaling in the gulf, ana ne anu rs o
Iarcr and friends think the privilege should not DC
handed over to an American. . ,,, -.
IL i sad that the Dominion "oVtrhncht W" "pn,,ish
fr.c thc application t. hunt for whales III bTi'N"
Ta1umbia waters made by Captain Whitlaw
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uorurR cRazED By THE loss OF HER BOY

poston. Aug 90 (SpcclaD. D.-Joseph IIassock. news
nopcr man well known in Brooklyn. y. " has been
.,avino with his family at Lake View Lake
ouinsigamond Just outside the city limits, for the
sammer Ills son. Harry. lad fourteen years of age
wa, bathing and ouswam his strength sinking In The
lake III, father employed ting. for which he pad
800 and "A diver at $50 per day The BODY was
recovered Yesterday afternoon. When Mrs liassack
was told the news she became violently hlsiercal
that She had 10 be removed 10 the Blo0nl guar
Asylum outside the city, leaving Mr. iassack win
his little thirt cen year-od daughter and desoiate
home.
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Paris Aug GA meeting Of the Cabinet was held
a. ron,aIneheau to day The Ministers discussed tho
measures which the American Government proposes
TO adopt to ensure wholesome condition Of salted
meats M The time Of export. and held further debate
on the draft OF a new general IarlH DILL
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THE czAR AND HIS IMPERIAL GUEST.

g peter,burg Aug. 23.-The Gar and Emperor
v,ui.n have arrived at the Petcrhof Palace from
Narva. - ri.
General Won schellendori, commander OF INC f"ht
o.orman ARMY Corps, who IS attached 10 the suite N
,,nr wul,.rn while on his way TO the Pctcrlof
tndav was thrown from his horse and severely III
jured. 49,, a..
The Gar has conferred the decoration OF the
Order Of st. Andrew upon Chancellor Won CaprV
~ ,,od tbat the Gar and Czarina have promised
Fmneror William that they will visit Berlin In OCTOBER
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, cu,,D EATEN BY DEAF MI,TEs.

buckingham Que Aug. 2".-1c'trrday Mrs Cote
mont ber-y. .picsng and imprndcnty left her child In
oharce ~ two boys deaf mutes Of unsOund mind the
cons NJ a neighbor named Newton. ON her return she
snnd mat The deaf mutes had killed the child and
narially eaten It's body.
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covU1s WARN TIE sAMoANs.

Melbourne. Aug 23.-AdviccS from Samoa s'a'e '"a'
the Con,nls at Apa have issued "A proclamation Ill
which they warn the native, against entering i'o an!
intrigue 20 replace King Mataaia'
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cp,x,su DEMANDS ACcEDED TO.

Tanger. Aig 23-Thc spanish munster, VINO Vi'-
tied Fez for the purpose Of laying before the Sultan
Of Morocco the demands of Spain for satisfaction for
the firing upon a detachment Of Spanish cavalry by
Arabs near Melllia, has returned 10 lahgler lhc
Sultan accedcd 10 all the demands made upon MIN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
1-RrGvAYAN MINISTER'S RESIGN.

,,o,,o,.doo Auc. 23--Thc Minister Of Finance and
tbc Minister of War have resigned ,,,.,-.u .,
my Sornr Vontcr, has been appointed Minister Oh
Finance and Scnor Callorda Minister vi war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
PORTUGUESE DISPLAY HOSTILITY.
FIRING ON A BRITISH EXPEDITION ALONG THE
ZAMBBSI RIVER,

Cane Town, Aug. 23-Adviees have been receiver
here TO the effect that the Portuguese repeatedly lieu
upon the British expedition under Thomson whiie =
was proceeding along the British side oil the N"'hO''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
aor.npovs OF CAUCASIAN CAVALRY.

St. Petersburg. Aug. GA ukase has been issued
,,a,,oo ,be formatlon Of two squadrOns OF cavalry
10 he composed entirely OF natives OF the Caucasus
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ZACH WAITS FOR THE OTHER TO WITHDRAW.
= Petersburg. Aug. 23.-The'' NOvsc Nremya,' com
meuting on the Berlin Posts" suggestion that Russia
ebould withdraw her troops from the German ana
Austrian frontiers says that Russia masscd her troops
along the frontiers solely as pIccanton after Ter
,romiiers and that therefore those two powers should
initial, evacuation
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LEPRosY IN A CAPE BRETON TOWN.

Halifax, N. s., Aug. 23-Several cases Of leprosy
have been discovered at Engllshtown, Victoria County
c. b. The victims have been constantly assocatins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

with the rccbbors and IL is feared the disease has been
communicated to a great many people. call nss h
heen made upon the Government 10 investigate 'io
facts and take charge of the lepers.
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THE POTATO BLIGHT IN IRELAND.

London, Aug 23.-The Government mas ihitlated
an official inquiry into the reported failure OF the
potato crop In Ireland
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RESIGNATION OF MINISTER'S DENIED.

Buenos Ayres. Aug. 23.-The report that schor
Lopez, Minister Of Finance, and General Lavae MIN
lister OF War; have resigned Is authotatlvely denied
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Ncbonrnc. Aur. 23.-Advices received here rom inc
New-IIebrdes Islands state that the natives VI N'oa
Island r,assacred the crew OF German ~ vesse.. A ~
French warshp subsequently sheneu 'n0 '''''s''
island.