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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-17
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERoEI
V FOOT OF LIHl-EIY 81. NOkIM KLNEk

Z 'l-.N ! NAL Atl>NJNlP VT ~. ~ - - 4
" FOOT Of LIBTETY- ST., NORTH RIVER
town Maqsn chunk wsr6arEr TSn'Gn Ke eb@Ia VIZ
ialnsp5rt. sgnda,s Ea.ton. Behlenem, Allentown
Mayo Sn@N o T Lax ndTaicoag and
90 - Tor flemnFt9n i,SIGn tfihIn s , Hgr
cong IHston. Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh chunk and
ana 200 70, rGT"roqb d hak' w HpPaSoSas
tcT'nio Eadqy narIsegrs rgtts'ni. I2@&aga Sa9
TSs s5asa SI Bae. ra ioi CAR to i %aa
for +eY N n Lac n@ao1 Har t1,o
pSisy.iie. a. On suSday. for Tasto. B.tlenen Allen
'oTn M a. f for ss su ncncIem Allentown Mauch
CHUNK Reading, larr.gTg whAeSoar'e Scranton Tam
20 p H. for wilmington, Lake nOpa'eong. Easton
'';''s g Pr N f,r ssaf,- and rlcnins'oq u,..0
oAgas aang rao'rs Ion sud- and 'l a. s2 H.
fo ~ nSd naaS Ldne Branee As5ury r2r' Grove
io 80 iS'H 80 so co. g. So 10 =. m saaaay,
80 60 a NJ. 90 T. nj SUNDAY trains o' not sup
FOR Atlantic niehland va Maaw! ana Keypor, .Ql
s:i5 ii 10 N, / 80. 4 80 $50 80 p H. Sundays
FOR ISIcrooi Toms Ilvcr and B,rnecat, 400. sl5
hc sS rs S p atlantic cry vncland
ton or 70 frS e. old 90, Is. llo a. m $780, 40
J, 8 3 30 % @ . s' 5l 1o' 30 p a. sun
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
FOR lose Mi:AEcH G'd;AE SG;5E,oEE' &c
For ugnlad 10" , ai S:a6SGet Monmouth nas Long
Branch. s.. At 80 - 90 II 100 q. a. Vh 40
For Atlailt.c H'ghllnds 80. 900 o.. Do u 90 Satlr
day only 3 AZ, 80. 30 T. m sundays ''5o a. H.
Tof L1scvcod Tons River and Barncgat. 30. 40
n. M 90 3 10 D.. ~. 49,. ., -. a.,
For Elb.ron ocean Grove. Asbusy PaEI: J. in ra.ant
&c. AZ 10. %, II 90 a H., l 90 5 80 3d. 30
For beach Haven Atlantic Cty, Vlnclnnd. BFiderton'
&C. 80 .. H.. 90 y. In.
FUR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Tor Philadelphia a. 80 80 800 II 80 a. M ;io
. 90 ,aO I 90 . % d 90 80 j.. m, II - night
81 NDAlS = 90, II 90 q. IN. 2:0o 3.2O . 90 o'oV
Tor natmefc and Washington daily at 900 4 - tex-
eept sunday a m 90 -. 90 y N, u - nlshLo
r,lus lea ling az - II 20 a. 80. 90, 100,
10 D. NJ. H2 10 night. except SATURDAY nGlt, have con
nect6, for l,sgding Harrisburg. Pott.Nil" SC ,..
For sunbury. LrNsbure and MlHausloft va fhI'a'
denla al : IS a. m. 4 80 Bub,t rstog carr 80 D. m.
~ midnight (rNc, ut SatuiGly nlght sunday 90 D. IN.
Tckcts aud plros-, sc,e can b.. pro- urd at Tol
AK 90 / 40 IlJ BroaiWaN. 7B1 dth.dN. -Ci Ne-t
i25h.st. i5l las l2othst, New-iorAi Nonrtst 800
FULTON st ~ BrOadwat. BfoohiNn.. -
NewYork Transfer Company VIII call ios ana checK
bacgage from hotel residence.
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.Gounirn Boar0.


A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER HOME. nrst.class. for re:
"A fined family party Of adults large private mansion
one hour; gas, water bath high location health view
ling station. Address C.S.. 3l2 Bway2d nooto call
A SBUEY PARK. y. J.
"A 81 rIEsT-AVE.. good beard. 49, Reduced rates
for september.
A PyFETlsEMESXTs FOR pr2 THE NET-r9 1iE
GfToWRH 6FfICESN 10 i2ss Brcsdwsy corner Thirty:
t a anu %n hi 's st. Sn D. 20 West
tairdst corner E,ghtnaEe l3G@ 30 aSaaaye
f5ss.. i'9os Tifstayc 100 wcsto Forty sscond $:
III H fna orch 80 aFa 50
wentynfth.st. up to p. M at regular ONCE rates
acknowledgements milo cool, shaded garden
ID walks 40 acres to ramble over waterfront bathing
terms So to SO week none but rIspsea9Ise pari
y GARD AMONG TIE CATsKILLS.-Opcn to Noyem
per 90 TO g Psr yee5 pf i ne1ihy ocS f'
u oAKDERs WANTED at Ifunn's Lake House-l;e.
ID duced rates for August and september large house
near lake; shady Grounds references. Addte's W. NJ
~ TSKILIS.- Windham-H cusouvile- LouRbran Ilous'
" Ono1crn)-lom" comforts good table; sI1cnld 1909
culaIs. T.. HINTON, HensonNile, " Y
- rooms, Aug. 20 baths excellent plumbing; beautia
dries G and P1 o aL sa6 IpPP FoY i1 a. 81
Coon BOARD AZ q farmhouse near Syg.9ct l.. +
+, l., & Y. :, - 80
- Healthy cool and shady plenty Of fresh milk. honey
EGGS. &c: terms -. D. II. DEPCY.
THE SHIRLEY,
L Far Eockaway. L. L. a few pleasant rooms with
from and from station tennis and croqu, grounds
reduced rates for sept, mi err good stlbine
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miscellaneous
VICTORIA, MINERVA AND AURORA
SPRING COMPANY

AT oRERIAHNsTEGN. NEAR EMS. GERMANY
Mr. Enrich Brlnrr Is no longer our agent All orders
for our water, viii lee executed by Mr. WILLIAM REC-
nm -.
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NJ Ew-YORK AND Long BRANCH RAIL

AND pOLNT FLTAoANI'
Time tabc in erect June q. 1890 Trains leave N'w'
yort foot of LlbrrtysL 90 10. DAB tcAlf ST. 10 ~
II Is a. M. 30. 30 3 80 (cXprcSs go. 80 "a
'pres, 80 10 p. Sundays. 900 > 'oV H. III" w
D. =. $500, ,..t.,.,os -. 2.1O 10
q 10 A. m T. noon 30 express SATURDAYS onl{ -55
3:iO fcxprcs,j $40 express except ltlu bShN ~
IcNJrcssl 20. 90 p. m. sundays $40 V''' H. "'
sunday trains do no, stop Ocean Grove ard A'bury
PARK. - uoon
RUFUS HLODGETT, }. H. WOUp, y u
n T. BALDWIN, Gen'l Pas Agent G. r. Il OF ~ D.
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GeIp Wantc>

III ANTED-pv a Philadelphia Cloth House nrscla. :
w salesman N IN M o-tlllsh,d Western trade TO such
~, one rare opportuutg 1, Offered. Address CLOTHS,
T. o. BOX l.592 Philadelphia. PA.
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!]ropo5aI5.
tOTEDrCT CONNISSI0NERS' OFFICE
ROOM a09 STEWART BUILDING no. 2sO BROAD
XEW.Y0RK, August 7. 1890.
JOHN {. snEElIAN. SECRETARY.

ID ROpOSALS for the erection of Barrack.
We.t Pont. N " Xggas. r. lsoo.-ssasd progo'a.
w. tri,Jratc subject the usual conditions, VIII H.
IN ~ M mis- onlcc until II O'Clock on the Is.
day Of september 1890, for the erection OF one Brisk
GgnyyTy Uarrk a. per plans and specifications 90 BE-
ren nj this oncc. Enclose proposals IN envelope marked
Ir,,osal. for Erection Of Barr'ck and addressed ~
mo 'UDin,crsicncd. CHAS. w. WILLIAMS, Captain and
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Gre Cream

FACT.-Hcrtcn's lee Cream is made from pure cream
n nor;ons Patent superb roien rtks OF Ice Cfuh io
s,aurants Churrnc- Festivals, &C., VIII keep hard one
hour Country or,r' Promptly MED; p.p. $500 an
\ orl and 500 FuliOn-st, Brooklyn.
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MANOR HOUSE
PROSPECT PARK MOTEL.

CAT"KILi.. y. y.
VIII open Wednesday june % thoroughly nrst-clas'
summer resort. situated Ia large and beautiful Iask.
three hundred feet above GEG overlooking ne Hudson
thouf ants testify 70 tho lurc
mountain ar and hoa hulness 0! the location hotcl has
been completely renovated new and modern plumbing
10 mosquitoes; no malaria
For circulars, terms &c. address
PROSPECT PARK HOTEL COMPANY,
j. TX. BAGLEY, MANAGER.
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HOTEL HETHERWOOD,

WUUD, " 81,
neorby summer and fall resort Forty five minute" from
foot OF Libertyst Gent. r.. Il. Of " J New" ork 40
trains daily elegant brick structure; al Moderh con-
venitnces steam heated open into october. -
FRANK T. MILLER.
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HuuuenOt, ChaIybeate Spring House,

MUGUENoT, ORANGE CO., NEW.Y0RK
Reached by y: r. L. T. and Western ,o or Ontario ana
shed. Send FOR particulars and illustrated circular
address above, +. l.. WARlNG, Manager. 10
Nall.st 67, New York City
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C00pEgsTOWN. 0TsEG0 LAKE, NJ

HALLS HEATED by STEAM AND ROOMS
WOOD FIRES. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
REDUCED RATES. SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
T. CRITTENDEN. Proprietor.
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ny stock Of handis". cn.'rr stores bought for
~ highest cash Prices: city or colrlN. L. FRIED
MANN Il L~panora-st, or l06 East illth's'.
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=Dte Damen follten nfbt peroeGen,=
l. WoLFSoN Ecke Main Plaza und Acequia- -Snasse. San

mill Der 26nis bas &edt bsr Gransoier
au: ben 8efB BON Rotonou re1peftirer
unb bas frans6lif9e protettorat iiber
porto ytobo anerfennen.
= Nus ber Qauptitabt Merito pirb
beri@tet: Die blefgen 3eitungen fors
bern bic &egierung auf, beim @eItpof.
nerein gegen bas 8orseben Der amerita
nii9en guubesre9ieruns = inoem bic.
felbe bic 8ef6rberung ameri!aniider
3eitungen, uel6e meritanif9e poltz
marten tragen unb 2otterie. .Mnaeigen
entbalten, Derbietei = 8erpabruug
ein5ulegen.
= Wus 8uenOs Mpres tommt bic
Wa6ridt, baB bet abermalige Musbru6
elmer &eOolution- in Der Nrgentinilden
2epublit 3ll ertuarten febe. Cine Oe,
pef6e an bic 2onooner v5imes" beaeid1>
net biefes @erii6t iebo6 fiit ilberz
trieben.
= Wr. 8alfour, Der Staatsfetretdr
fur Srlanb, bat ii6 tiber bic gesenm6r.
tige Notblage Der Betpobaer Srlanbs in
oem Slime geduBert, baB man big iebt
nod gar ni@ts @enaues tiber ben Nus.
faa Der RartOffel @rnte piRen Tonne,
baB bic geridte iiber cine beborifebenbe
9ungersnotb big iebt obue ieben 8runb
leien unO baB biefelben Ie6isli1 3u benz
3mede ausgeiprenst miirben, um Rapi.
tai 3u politifben 3wsdsn baraus 3u
f4laaen.
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Sn Ser Belt

Nus bteier uniDeriellen 9tatiftit gebt
bic betriiben6e $batlade unstueifeIbaf
berbor: ueberall erI9eint 6as 2eber
oem Meni6eu fdperer, als ebemals
tibsral permebrt fid bic 3abl berer, Biz
es 3u fiieben iuden, unb in unaefdb,
glsi9en IerbdItnifIen tpeiit bic etatiifil
elnen beunrubigeu6en Gorti6ritt BEG
frettuiligen SDbes mad.
Sn ben Stdbten III Der SeIbIimprb
blel bdufiger als auf benz 2anbe. uebers
oil, no man bas 2eben nur f9wer per.
bient, mo bic sroBe Mense ber 8ep6Ite,
rung 3u elmer barten Mrbeit geamuuaeu
tuirb, mo bic seiunbe Shdtigfeit In Der
freien Natur ni6t bas Sera unb ben
Self beIebt, ba tpirb Der SeIbiimorb
bdufig. 8eiOnbers bic Snbipibuen obne
feft beitimmten 8eruf Iiefern ber GelbIf.
morbs s9tat:iiit oas sr6Bte Contingent.
Die 6elbfm6rber. bic aus 0erm6aens.
unb grndbrungsiorgen Sanb an iid5 lie.
gen, bi!ben bic gr6Bte @ruppe.
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mie Elm BON Der 0eerbe perirrtes S@af
froh er in bic GDie surlif.

tDte Elm bon oer Deeroe Derirrtes S1af
tro6 er in bic Goie 3uriid.
WoIfgang fibIte fidb am Morgen TO
eleno, matt unb aerfdlagen, baB er eis
men 56if6ru6 als grl61ung pilltoms
men gebeiBeu bdtte. st lagte ii9 ie6o9,
baB er ben lebten &eft Don 4raft unb
@nersie auf6ieten mhRe, um mdbrenb
beg Soges Denisitens Der frifeben See.
luft tbeilbaftig au tperben. 90 fIeibete
CT fi6 benn 10 f9wer es ibm immer muir,
be. bolllfdnbig an rno ertlomm unter
fOrtDdbrenbem S6wonten bos Werbed.
OoffeIbe mar faif gang leer. gur einiee
MatrOfen fpiilten bic planten nit @ee<
tDafer ab Enb ber &apitdn lief auf Ser
, 9iutercaitea auf uub nieber tpie ein
pantber i'm &dfis unb faute Sabat.
Wdhrenb Der Sabrt ertpies fi9 bieier
Seefabrer als Der gr6Bte S9meieer ieis
nes Sabrbunberts 0dtte ct ni9t sus
tpeilen ein Rommalloo segeben, 10 MIR
ben ibn feline JabrgdHe fir 70 fumm
eebaIten baben, iDie Die Slide i'm Meer.
Seine @.miitbsiiimmlng tonnte man
rur aus Der grt ertennen, uie ct ben
Sobatsfafi ausIpudte. Slog berfeIbe
tpeit, 10 mar Der Gapitdn NIT Wetter
uub Gabrt un5ufrieoen, fieI er iebo9 in
eiuem furaen Minfel Dor Der @efaIt bes
Speiers nieber, 10 lieB f9 berS2urs
Der vSermanior Denig au mlni9en
iibrig.
Ils Wolgans trOb ber beftisen Bewe.
gIng bes S9iffes etma cine Gtunbe auf
unb abgegangen mar, getpSbnte er fi6
aEmdblid On bas @@auteln unb iein
llebelbefinoea perminberte ii1 etmas.
Die aueite Raiite lag bbber uno lufs
tiger aIs bas 3pil9enbed. Sbr ents
l6lipften 3uerit brei Yerionen, In be.
nen @Olfsans iene itartbe3e9ten Nad.
3hgler bonn Dergangen Sage ertannte.
Der profeRor, tpel@er beim BeFeigen
bes S9iffes feline lange pfeife berIoren
bate, fab geifferblei1 aus unb gab ber
peiRmiitiid)en Nnfidt Iusbrud, BOB
ieber elm Starr fei, Der bic Qualen elmer
fiiirmii6en leberfabrt erbuIbe, um In
bic Rumpelfammer BON europa 3u ges
l1ugeti, Denti tDQS ieien bic Nereinigten
Staaten onberes als eine tueite Sr6bels
buoe, bic in Der 3ulturmeIt ibre ges
bro6enen @riifen3 unb torrumpirten
gbaraftere ablagere. Die einaige 3u=
Hu9t biete 6as Nirwona.
Sebr tuabr, profeFor@en Ia1ie iein
Begleiter. aber Oein GROCER Meiiter
Sdopenbauer bat bat Der Weni6beit
bic Mittbeiluns ueri@miegen, baB tns
auf benz Wege gum Ni9ts cine Sr0ie.
rim sebIieben III: bic go9nacFaiGel Sd
trage fie bel mir. Nimm baraLs einen
S6lud, profefOr. @agt i1on Der
8erliuer nit &e6t, bic mdrmfe Sade
1T ein gutter @ognae, 70 fam i'd Dir
ais Mebiciner aud perR@ern, bab bic.
let frdftige 8runt bic ein3ige Wagens
ifdrfung auf beipegter See biIbet.
Bleib mir bamit bonn 2eibe, Oottor!
Derfebte Der profefor nit 4bi@eu.
Gum .eriien Male i'm 2eben graut mir
Dor biefem Gtoff.
tGcrtietuns foIst.)
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8ur Selbftmprbs sgtatiftit.

Sn elmer ioeben eridienenen europdi.
fden Selbitmoro=S Statifit nimmt leibe,
Seutf6lanO ben eriien plaB elm.
WaiarDt f6reibt iu elmer Wonogras
pbie: Ser Selbitmerb tpirb am bdu.
figften geibt BON ben 8ermanen, felte.
ner bon ben &omanen uno am ieItens
ten bon ben 5laben; unter ben @er>
manen ragen bic 9euti9en unb 3d.
men, unter ben &omanen bic SSrauao.
fen, unter oen 5laben bic SideGen
unb poIen berbor. 6dufig fommt bas
uebel Dor BET ben 9euti@en, O6nen,
Granaoien unb Oefterrei9ern; felten
bel ben Spanisrn, portugieIen, 5abs
iloben. Srldnbern unb 59otten; mits
telmdBig fart in gnslanb, @9weoen,
Normegen uno ben Ser. @taaten.
Das flaffii@e 2ano Der 5elbitmorbe
TT oas &0nigrei9 5adien. 6ier tom.
men auf l Milion @inwobner 400
Sel6fm6roer, wdbrenb bic entipre9enbe
3abl in gang Oeutf9lanb, obtuo5l bic.
leg Sano aH Der SpiBs mari9irt. awi=
f9en $50 uu6 100 i9pantt. Nur bic
Stabt paris bat glei6fals nod 400
Selbtm6rber auf l Million @inmobner
(1875-78 nod Oettingen.)
Die anberen @roBfdSte ad1len: Cons
bon IS, petersburs 100, Berlin 28O,
Wlen 285, 2eip3ig = 45Ol So9nid be.
re9net Ia feinem Bu9e: lie suicide"
fur % europdii9e @taaten bic @elbff.
morbaiffern fit ie cine MilIion ginuob,
ner lett 1916 in fplsenber Weiis:
S.. n..I
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g9ie 1T bies!

Bir bieten einbunbert Dollars GeIobnuno
fir ieben GaH BON Ratarrb, Der nid,t burd Gin.
nebmen bon Sall's sfatarrb snr aebeilt perbeu
lann.
8. 3. gbenes & Co., eisentbdmer,
$olebo, Ohio.
Sir, bic llnierseidneten baben 8. 8. gbSieh
felt BIN Ietten 10 Sabren ssfannf unb balten
ibn fur bolfommen ebrenbafi in allen Sc.
fddftsbanbtunsen unb fnansieu befdbiat,
ale bon feinsr 6irmo einseeangsmen gerbinb.
Ii9feiten su erfiaeu.
Bef & Gruar, @rObban6eIs. Groauiflen,
3olebo, Obio.
@ @aloina, Riunan&N Narbiu, @ros.
banSsIs.Drosuifsn, 2OIebo, Ohio.
Saa's aatarrb Rur nirb innerIid, aenon,mer
uno wirft bireft nuf bas 8Iut uno Bic Idlei.
migen Oberadden bes GbRems. 2tuani0s
frsi psriaabt. pr,is 10 Seats fit bic gIafde
Ssrtauft bon allen Apptbetsrn.
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Die
@Odentlide Greie Yreiie fiir gqas
erf9eint
jeoem Donnerfag
unb fotet
$3.50 fit oaS Sabr nOer $1.25 fias
6 @nnate TT ramsbeaabImn9.
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S&nt3ua unb syreibamoel in ibren
SStrfunaeu.

ueber ben 5ortidritt Der ameritani.
i9en glieninbuifrie unter Der 6erri9aft
Der S9us3oa !. 8elebsebung geben bic
folgenben atDei Sabeuen, neIbe ber
Blaine'id1en Nntmort an @laoftone ent.
nommen finb, ben beiten. neil sablens
maBigen, 4ufi9luB. Den amerifanis
f9en iinb Die unter benz 6reibanbeIsip.
ITEM gefiderten rgrrungeni@aften" ge.
geniibergeieIt. 10 5aB Die beioerieitigen
3ablenreiultate cine Nrt bon Gritit
tiber beibe f9 sesenhberitebenbe
3olipfeme geben, beren r2oniequen.
gen" He ilnb.
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8utfleuS Mrntca.Galhe.

Die bette SaIbe ber @elt fir e4nitte,
Auetfdungen, @ef@tpiire, Gisber. unb Saut.
Nusfdtas, Gle@te, ssiprunsene SdnSe, 8rpit.
bsulen uno alle Santtranfbeitsn !; turirt Cd.
n.orrbotbsn ooer teine Sesabluns. gallise
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas @eIb nirb
auraderfattet. 26 Gents BITE S@oGteI. Bum
Bertanf in allen apotbeten. Dreib, Ebomp.
fon (; Co., Bbolefale.
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alle unferen 2unben lOben bic ct.
patrids pillen. Sic fino bic beffeu,
9enrD Bros, Carroll, Nebr. - Rum
Wertauf BEL &. @obu & &c., G. RaIts
eper 4 Sobn unb allen 9rugaifen,
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u nj 9reibuna.

&i4ter: Sic finb i6on einmaI ue,
gen 3ai6enbiebfabl befraft, ni6t
tuabr 2
slngetlagter: glur uesen miBeliid.
ter gOrfenfpefulatton!
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st. patrids Yillen baben mir metr
gut getban, als irsenb anbere. W. s..
proubfoot, Drussift, @,anaba, Sol.
3um 8erfauf bel H. @obn 4 Co., s.
Salteper & Sobn, unb alien Srueeilten.
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o e ri n at

tuirb gum iOfortisen Nntritt cine Grau
in mittleren Sabren I'M auf elmer 6arm
(13 Wseilen BON ber Stabt) bic Wirtb,
fbaft gu fiibren. Na63ufrasen BEL
s. &. Gteine,
26l Wef gommereeitraBe.
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- Wande MenI4en bermeaben ibr
gan3es Geben nur ba3u: UNI reid Fer.
ben 3u f6nnen.
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- Die bette 0ertbeibigungsmaffe ber
Jrau 1T bic Sbrdue, bic bette IngriIfss
tuafe Elm 2d9eln.
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-24
THE NEwFouNDLAND TROUBLES
Interview With the French Commander
Who Ordered Up the Nets.

Who Ordered UP the Nets.
HALIFAX, N. S., June 24.--An inter.
terview with the commander of tht
French warship Indre is published at
st. Johns, N. F. 1t was from this vessel
that an officer went = on shore at st.
George to compel British subjects tc
take up their nets to make room for
French fishermen. The interview is re.
ported as follows:
"Are the accounts of the friction
which recently took place on the French
shore, as reported, true 7"
There is germ of truth in them,
but they are fearfully exaggerated and
overdrawn. One of these accounts
states that an armed crew landed, pa
trolled the shore and took up fishermen's
nets. Only one officer went on shore for
the purpose, and he acted as quietly as
possible"
The officer in question was pointed
out to the reporter, and despite his
mustache and gold lace did not look
very formidable.
did you think you were exceeding
your rights as allowed by the treaty
in thus ordering British subjects to re-
move their nets! 7"
mo; as l translate 1t the first and
principal right of fishing belongs to the
French, and it is perfectly within the
province Of French rights to order the
removal of nets Of any British subjects
that may interfere with them. New
foundlands take different view of the
matter, but the treaty is plain on this to
any persons who read it.
"Do you think that fish other than
Goldfish come under the meaning of the
treatyT
Il think fish is fish, and though Brit
ish subjects might argue that there was
no such thing as lobster fishery ON the
French shore at the time the treaty was
made, still France cannot be prevented
from or blamed for translating fish in
the broadest sense, and going into lob
ster fishery
"Did your men act in any hostile spirit
to the inhabitants of the shore during
the unpleasantness this springP
ron the contrary, they had strict in
structions to act quietly, though firmly
They felt they had duty to perform. to
uphold what they considered National
right and thonNh they could not be de-
tered from doing that duty, they did it
with as little discomfort and inconveni-
ence to British subjects as possible. AS
for the reports OF any friction between
my men and fishermen on the coast,
may say there was none, the owners of
the nets which was forced to order to
be removed taking them up promptly.
The whole circumstances of the case
were grossly exaggerated, for what rea-
son | am at a loss to conceive
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-24
FIGHT AT A NEGRO DANCE.
One Man Fatally and Another Seriously
Injured at HaughvilIe, Ind.

One Man Fatally and Another Seriously
Injured at HaughviiIe, Ind.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 24.--Marshal An
drew Dillon, of Haughville, was shot
and mortally wounded at an early hour
Sunday morning. The negroes had a
big dance. and all got drunk. About
midnight one of them. Pete Carpenter,
got into row with Patrick Horn, an
Irishman, and Horn was cut with a
razor This victory made the negroes
hilarious, and they started out to take
the town. Marshal Andy Dillon was
called, and, in company with Andy
Moore, attempted to quell the disturb
ance. They placed one man and woman
under arrest and started with them 10
the station, when they were attacked by
the whole mob, the members branishing
knives and razors.
They soon began firing revolvers.
About thirteen shots In all were fired,
one of them taking effect in the mar
shal's back, ON the left side, just below
the ribs, and about two inches from the
backbone, passing through his body and
lodging under the skin of his abdomen.
1t passed through the spleen and intes-
tines and is necessarily fatal. Dillon
will die.
Pete Carpenter has been arrested for
cutting and Allen Ross for shooting
Dillon. They were brought to this city
TO avoid danger of mob violence, as the
people of Haughville are much excited.