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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-03

Maximum Temperature. 65, minimum tenn
perature. 42
The hight Of the river at Augusta at : :3S
o'clock a. N. yesterday augusta timel was
% feet. fail OF foot during the past
twenty -four hours.
Observations TAKEN at the same moment of
time at el! stations for the MORNING NEWS.
SAYAkSAS. De.. =, 7:e6 p. T.. city time
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WANTED, a hrst-clas', thor ughy expert
w enced travelling lestnan vel acquainted
with the Wholesale grocery business and the
Florida trade. LiberIl terms win be made
with the right party. Address stating full par
ticnlars Lock Box b. Jacksonville. Fla
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VNTANTED--A position by steady young 5a-
w vannah man as assist lnt bookkeeper; will
make himself generally useful Address Assis-
tanL, tbs Office.
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WANTED, good woman to assist with cook
w ing and mae herself useful. Apply No.
Drayton
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DLASTERERS WANT ED-Apply to W. T.
l. co TER, Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla
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WANTED, by a responsible party slt,ia
w ton as watchman. Address IS Brough-
ton street
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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TRY L STERN & co s Littls Havana and
Il Opera cigars at cents.
TIVE FOREST AND STREAM CAFE will
4 serve 70 family ol sterS bypint, q at, gal
Ion and bushsi. opened at the stsad, az shortest
uotc-. Corner Whitaker aud nroughton
street lane.
DESr FRIED OYSTERS IN the city AZ sA.
ID VANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RES
TAURANT, 50 Iroughton street
INSURANCE. protect your property against
< IRE. storms and cyclones. See advertise
ment JOHN \. JOHNSON & Coz
A FEW DAYS ADvERTIsING in this column
~ will surely bring great results Try it and
he convinced.
LURNITURE OF all kinds repaire In hrst-
4 class style by z, D, CO.
(,AS administered daily for the painless ex-
u tracing OF teeth at SAVANNAH DENTAL
PARLoRS, 1873 onsress street.
ERESII Thunderholt Oysters every afternoon.
a HENRY HlRSCH Macon and Drayton
streets. Telephone 40
HYACINTH, Narcssus. Tulip, Daffodh and
l. JOnqull bulbs; Fresh PansY seed. Flower
Pots an1 Plant food at GARDENERS, 30l9 Bull
street.
before YOU buy or sell properly consui0l
ID ROBERT II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and Auctioneer
THE FOREST AND STREAM CAFE 50 nth.
l. west corner OF WhiiNk aud Broughtou
street lane. will serve from 1890 A. NJ 70 p. II.
the following for lunch to-day: Soup; OK tail.
FISH Baked bass, tomato sauce. ENTREES;
Queen fritter with port wine siuce, 30 ton
baked pork aud beans potatoes scall. ped with
Graham sauca. Boiled: Corned beef and cab
bage; ham, champagne sauce. Salad: 70 alto;
lobster Roast: Turkey with cranberry sauce;
RIBS Of beet with brown potatoes stewed;
Kidneys with country sausage. Vegetables:
Stewed carrots; NJ. ed potato s; stew cd beets-
Relishes: Pickles. olives; celery; radishes:
cheese.
NOR the bet meal in the city at the lowest
L prices, 20 to the SAVANNAH DINING
ROOMS AND RESTAURANT, 50 Broughton
street; tap e board.
A LARGE stock Of Dolls. Doll Carriares,
"A Wagons Carts, Wheelbarrows, Rocking
horses, Shoo Fly Doh Furniture, Chairs, Ia
bles Trunks, Tea Sets. Toys Of all KINDS at low
est prices. at LOUIS VOGEL'S, Jefferson, near
New Houston.
Y Decorations attended to by Oelschig's
Nursery. J. GARDNER, Agent, aO54 Bull
street.
VOU win find l.. STERN s CO IS II Astron-
ONO, Mountain Rose and Amateur Club
cigars at 10 cents equal to imported.
NOTHING better for coughs aud colds than
~ our fine old Rock aud Rye or superior
Peach and Honey. Nj. LAWNS ESTATE.
DYE WHISTLES --Old Wilson, Original Ba-
III ker, DE Soto, Hoffman House Rye, Orient,
Fedora, Montgomery and other fayOrite brands,
at NJ LAWNS ESTATE
ORANGE, Cocoa. Palmetto, Snake wood,
" Ebony Malacca, Crooked Hickory Handle.
Backtaorn AMI other Walking Canes In great
variety at GARDENERS, 500 Bull street.
A CHOICE selection Of fine curtains Just re-
N received from SOC 10 81 a pair. Call and
see them. t. u. co.
Nj ACTRESSES renovated In best form in the
vi city by Empire Bargain Co, Liberty and
Jefferson streets
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CARPENTERS WANTED-Apply to w. T.
y COTTER, Tampa Bay Hotel. Tampa. Fla
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7 ADJ s. MAKE MONEY AT HOME-S2 p
II worth OF goods for a few minUt . work $40
made as easily. New plans for permanent or
temporary employment. A weIl-knowu and re
liable firm. SEMI stamp for particulars Men
tion this paper VICTOR ASSOCIATION
South Bend In.
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EMPlALt MESr WANTED.

A POSITION, by a lady % some experience, in
"a the fancy aud dry goods business. but apt
at many branches OF trade. Address AMBI.
TON, care Morning News once.
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TNINNERS WANTED-Apply to W. IT. COT
Il TER. Tampa Bay Hotel, Tampa, Fla.
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WANTED, a settled woman, white or col
w ored, Apply at 20 Lincoln street.
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LOST.

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THE finder of q BREAST In lost on Sunday viii
L be reward d by leaving same at LINDSAY
& MoRGAN'S.
7 OST. q breastp'n cr0ssbar clover Leaf three
II diamonds: finder viii get rev ard by calling
on J. r. HORNTOE, corner Liberty aud Whit
aker streets.
+ OST a white bull terrier dog; answers to
II name OF Nero" Liberal reward II re-
turned TO IS Price street corner Charlton.
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LNOR RENT, blacksmith and wheewrlght;
il hest stand In city; on West Br ad street
Apply to GUILMARTlN & MEHRTENS'
Stables.
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phosphate LANDS--I have some great
i bargains In phosphate lands, nothing su-
perior 10 tue state as to quality quantity and
price All business richly confidential T.
BRL9HA BISHOP. Ocala. Flor.da.
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II RSES AND MULES, Carriage Horses
II Business Horses, not afraid of railroads.
Large Mules, any kind of horse or mule. Best
ACCOMMODATIONS Tor Boarding horses AMI mules,
nice Drags, BuG2ies, Saddle Horses in livery at
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MULCH COWS-A few fresh milk COWS ar
WI rived TINS morning at YOUNGLOVE a.
GOODMAN'S Stable Ca early
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LNOR RENT, stalls, mule pens; accommoda-
Il dations for any kind OF stock for rent in
stables adjoining our Sale, Boarding and Livery
Stables. GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS.
EOR RENT, warehouse on Rlver street. for
Il merry occupied by Arteaian Ice Company.
Apply TO r. g. BELL, Business once. Morning
News
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NOR SALE, timber lands, pine and cypress
i for turpentine aud mill purposes: also
phosphate lands. Address LOUIS J. BRUSH &
co. .Tecksonyil q, Fla.
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ENOR SALE Irish Soda Water. Belfast Ginger
4 Ale Bass Ale and Guinness Stout. N.
LAWNS ESTATE.
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NOR ALE-Five shares Savannah Consruc-
Il ton Company stock. by J. F. BROOKS,
I35 Bay street.
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1--WE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND within
Il u mile OF the beautiful and thriving town
OF Eliabelle. on the Eden extension. Improve
ments consisting of dwelling house, barns out
houses, stables; also splendid grist mill and gin
run by water power This is exceptional
chance OF securing an elegant property. X. b.
LAROCHE 116 Bryan street.
TOR SALE, 800 acres Of land well tlmbered
II with pine. suitable for the turpeutne and
saw nil purposes. IN one mile Of the line Of the
Macon and Atlantic railroad, in Bulloch county,
fortyfye miles from Savannah Terms 50
per acre cash Titles good. Apply u D. r
GROOVEN, Statesboro, Ga.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, a competent cook, Apply ut 10
w Broughton street.
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LNRESII Thunderholt oysters every afternoon.
4 HENRY HlRSCH, Macon and Drayton
streets Telephone 40.
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ORANGE, Cocoa, Palmetto. Snake wood.
" Ebony. Malacca, Crooked Hickory Handle,
Backtaorn ami other Walking Canes In great
variety at GARDENERS 30l6 Bull street.
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(1AS administered daily for the painless eN-
II tracing OF teeth at SAVANNAH DENTAL
PARLORS, 1873 onyress street.
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TRY L STERN & co s LItue Havana and
4 Opera cigars al cents
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TOR SALE CHEAP, one gray mare; stands
II without hitching; afraid Of nothing; lady
can drive. Apply to II. LOGAN. City Market.
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NOR SALE. the manure from a stable aver
II aging thrty.fve head Of horses. Apply at
at No 90 Congress street.
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FOR REST-MIsCELLA
THO RENT fine stable with two stalls har-
Il ness closet, nydrant and room for four
vehicles; in elegant condition. Apply APPEL
& SCHAUL.
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CHIMNEYS.

"TIndicates trace. rIncass and hundredth
c. $. GoRGAs, Observer Signal Corps.
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| FEEL 1t my duty to tell any sufferer who
4 sends me a self addressed stamped en-
velope Of something which cIired me Of female
trouble of fourteen year, standing. Mrs REV.
A. NJ. TURNER. Az Coifax avenue, South Bend.
Ind m
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LNOR RENT OR LEASE, the Whitfield buld-
II ing; 1t is a handsome new ediice, eligibly
located, strongly constructed and well adapted
to any class of business; possession given inime-
diately. Apply TO JOHN SULLIVAN, Treas
urer Union Society.
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DEST FRIED OYSTERS IN the city AZ sA-
ID VANNAH DINING ROOMS AND RES
TAURANT, 50 Eroughton street.
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THE FOREST AND STREAM CAFE viii
4 serve TO family ol sterS by pint, q at, < Il
Ion and bushsi, opened at the stand, at shortest
uotc-. Corner Whitaker aud nroughton
street lane.
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Umpire BARGAIN CO., Corner Liberty and
~ jefferson streets, has a very fine Waterloo
organ at a very low price.
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MICE paying business for sale cheap; small
y caui required. Address WILLIAMSON,
News office.
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IN few days the Belt Line cars. run by cleo
tricity, will pass our store 1t will take only
a few minutes to come down and sample our
stock. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
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TOR SALE, ffty-hy acres land adjoining
L city limits. Apply to JOSEPH Fl. BAKER.
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L'OR SALE-COws, south Carolina mixers
IL and springs and Fine Holstein Calves, at
GUILMARTIN & MEHRTENS'.
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NOR SALE, two mules and a fine horse at
~ Cnncnrdia Park
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ID EAL ESTATE-Before buying or selling
IL consult w. X. WILKINSON. Real Estate
Dealer and Auctioneer
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yTERS.
modern
Rperand
work
inland
toguar'
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DYE WHISTLES --Old Wilson, Original Ba-
III ker, DE Soto, Hoffman House Rye. Orient,
Fedora, Montgomery and other fayorte brands,
at NJ LAWNS ESTATE
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BROS
S&Cp
y uE5
relieve
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EURNITURE OF all kinds repaire in iirst-
A class style by z. .. CO.
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THE BEST SINGLE OYSTERS in Savannah.
1 opened to order, at the FOREST AND
STREAM CAFE Corner Whitaker and
Broughton street lane
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INSURANCE. protect your property against
1 IRE storms and cyclones. See advertise
ment JOHN y. JOHNSON q Coz,
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LNOR RENT, very desirable dwelling: Hall
j street, near Barnard all modern con.
veniencaS Tenant will sell turn ture very
cheap. Possession at once. JNO. SULLIVAN
Il Co. 1914 Bay street.
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THIo WEEK--
L at HEIDT'S,

kinds Perfumery this week.
lie. Cake Pears Soap.
iI1xc. Powdered Borax.
Make speciality of Perfumery, Hair. Tooth
Brushes.
Fine fancy Toilet requisites for presents.
Remember this Saturdays Special Prices and
Sample Cologne
The sun., 1890-06-18
His Life saved by Dog.

WILMINGTON. DEL, June 16.-Henry Clay
Turner City Solicitor OF Wilmington and
Democratic politician, had narrow escape
from drowning this morning, and WAS only
saved by the intelligence OF a dog. Turner Is
troubled with defective vision and insomnia,
and frequently walks the streetsHlate at night.
he supposed foT biu home hHt R iestead %sns as
In an opposite direction, and stepped off the
wharf into the ChristianR River. The water
the wharf and schooner riding at anchor.
=, His noise aroused small dog on the, deck OF
that aroused the Captain, who came on deck.
He .Peered through the eerly daylight, but
could see nothing The dog went 10 The gun
vale, and peering over the edge pointed as
well as 1t could to the spot where Turner was
still struggling, A rope was obtained, and In
hauled on deck.
The sun., 1890-06-18
An Anti-lottery Victory.

NEW ORLEANS. June 17-An election for
State Senator was held to-day In the Tenth
Senatorial district The contest which turned
entirely on the question of the extension Of
the charter OF the Louisiana Lottery Company,
WAS very exciting and bitter one. Yester-
day George Swayze was lynched while dis.
tributing he lottery circulars In the election
to-day q shooting ARRAY occurred In the Ninth
ward OF West Felciana In which H. Hilliqrd
fatally wounded. Both were prominent young
men OF the parish Richardson being a nephew
OF the late Senator j. J. Barrow and a sup
porter OF the lottery company. and Taylor an
anti lottery man.
Decker, the anti-lottery candidate was
elected by over 900 majority
The sun., 1890-06-18
7HE AFRICAN QUESTION
England Takes Uganda. and Germnny's
Sphere ia Extended 10 the Congo State.

England Takes Uganda. and Germnny's
Sphere Ia Extended 10 the Congo State.
LONDON. juno 17-Lord Sallsbury's despatch
to Sir Z. B. Malet the British Ambassador at
Berlin. containing the agreement with Ger
many. declares that Germany's claim that
where one power occupies the coast another
may not, without consent, occupy unclaimed
regions in the rear, cannot be allowed in cases
where the country is already occupied by
Englishmen: but where there are no English
settlements England has no title to advance
against tho German claims.
Tho agreement as coated from the fore
going despatch and from he special edition OF
the Rechsdnseigcr OF Berlin is as follows:
England retains the Stevenson road, which
will be the boundary between the English and
German spheres. A line stretches from the
Lake Nyassa to the mouth OF the
Kilambo. ON the south shore OF Lake
Tanganyika. NOrhward Germany retains the
region as lar a the Congo State and along the
first degree of south latitude. the boundary
diverging around the western shore OF the
NyanZR to include the mountain Mfumbro In
the British sphere in order To make the from
tier coincide a. nearly as possible with the re-
GiOn covered by Staueys treaties.
With the view OF securing the freedom OF
future commerce. the passage OF German sub
Jects and goods will be free and exempt from
transit dues between AXE Nyassa and the
Congo State, and English goods and SUBJECTS
will be equally exempt between Lake Tangan-
yika and the British sphere.
1t s further agreed that In all East African
terri ories sub ected to their influence equal
rights OF settling or trading shall be conferred
Jects: Other missions are TO have freedom Of
religious teaching.
The sun., 1890-06-18
JOI2INGS ABOUT TOHM

Judge Beach has annulled tho marriage of Leon H.
Wild and Wanda WlId,
Muse in Tompkns square this evening at 8 O'Clock
by LeiboidIs Twelfth keRimsnt hand
The bDiy Of an unknown boy found In the East
River on kiuety.hrSt street yesterday
Judge o Iorman has granted an absolute divorce 10
Marcus Hausman from FANNIE liEuBman.
The trustees OF GTamercy Park have passed rsIolu
road biIL
The board OF Health has appointed Or Charles p
Walker aud r. !. smith, chemist milk Inspectors at
$l,2,u year.
The rrohibtonisA Of tho Franklin Street Methodist
Episcopal Church Will hold meeting at the church. I7G
Franklin street ihls evening.
An unknown man wAsrun over by New York Cen.
a rain at Ntl seventh end TIE Iiudson River
yesterday and was instantly Lied
Tie body Of iierman Banshu, who was formerly in
street
Manager Gustav Amborg OF the AmberR Theatre will
the fall 80
For the regatta of the New York Yacht Club to NOR
row the Iron N.eambOAt CompRny's steamer Cepilens
will leave Me.t twenty third street ~ H. AZ lD.i5 nnJ
entire course " "
board ~ PharmaGy charged wlh hlGckmAi,ing an un,
Rist Of ~ Grand street we're held for trial al The
TonbS Police Court yesterday.
The closing exercises ot The grammar department Of
evening There VIII DO dramatic presentation or la
clans dialogue The styRian Ferry and tlrso act
drama Nil.a Sesbr Eht which has been written for
tie occasion will 10 performed by students
The steamer City Of Alexandria l. IN the dry dock AZ
the foot "t Rutgers street Yesterday morning two
LolS Thomas NaGh an" James Gallagher employed hJ
ohnsTy down IN narrow corner in the engine room,
and theY TOOK Win them Eono benrine Twenty min.
tiOn cGpIsd by tue DsnEns They we're taken 10 GOuy
STleuT Hospital and Will recover.
The sun., 1890-06-18
MIS-, MARY cALDWELL,s MARRIA GE.
She becomes the wife or Baron Won Zed.
witt, German MInIater to Mc1ico

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE wedding Of Miss
Mary Elizabeth Breckenridge Caldwell and
Baron Moritz Won Zedwitz, tho German Minis
ter to Mexico took place to-day in the chapel
OF the Catholic University. The bridegroom
was less than year ago Secretary OF the Ger
man Legation at Washington, and was few
months ago appointed Minister to Mexico.
Tho bride is a sister OF Miss Gwendoln
Caldwell. who gave $500, 0O0 to found the Uni
versty. The bride herself gave $1,000 for the
chapel.
The broad stairway leading UP from the hall
to the chapel doors was to-day bordered with
palms and pink hydrangeas Inside the chan
eel there were palms IN the corners and on the
top OF the altar. Above were hung branches
OF the white -nowered Mexican sword plant
Bishop spaldlnG OF Peoria read the mar
riage service at II o'clock. Within the chan
eel were Bishop Keano, the head OF the Uni
versity, and his associates. Father Mckinley
and Father Gallagan. Near the chapel doors
were the students in groups,
The ushers we're Baron Won Eckersten OF
the German Legation. Mr.. Spring Rice OF the
British Legation. Mr.. Remson Whitehouse,
Secretary Of the United States Legation at
Mexico. and Mr.. Charles Carter OF Washington.
They were. with the exception OF Mr.. Spring
Rice In morning dress. Mr. Rice wore the
British diplomatic court dress.
Miss Gwendolin Caldwell came In on the arm
Of NJ dc Struve. the Russian Minister. Her
toilet was gown Of pale yellow and white
striped satin trimmed with gold passementerie
and a white bonnet covered with violets. She
carried prayer book, and during the cere-
mony was moved to tears. Mrs. Donnel-
ly, the brides aunt, sat near Miss Cald-
and % dark ibo bonnet ss IonDey hps wSPe Te'9s
white gown and white hat The two ladies
who is one of the trustees Of the Caldwell
estate.
The bridegroom and his best man, Baron
awaited the bride. The bridegroom, who is an
oSer in SaA"n regiment Of wore
He Is OF medium height broad shoulders,
and fine military bearing. His hair and and NOUS
sternberG wore the blue aud scarlet uniform
of the Hussars. also Saxony regiment.
e 6S her on hs Sp9 of 4r Ws%
OF the estate. Her wedd ing gown was, OF Ivory
white satin en- MT. train The front Of the skirt
lands OF orange bloss9ms. A veil of the
same lace was worn. The bride is tail, slen-
der DER and @ OF fair GO @e9mple1ion.t she has dark
senior.
and modified, because baron Won zedwitz lisa Is a
Protestant. The Pope, cabled his blessing anu
# was repeated & By Bish9G SpauldingM M IL his ad-
a wedding reception and breakfast at the
Arlington followed the ceremony.
The small wedding company included the
q 5 the @ bride ar ana bride 5rIdSeSrSe@ Among 56s
ws1ian Ministers and Secretary Blaine.
This evening there was family dinner. and
started on their wedding Journey. which takes
them to Mexico.
The sun., 1890-06-18
MIR. sren Surprises the M,p,.trv,

BUDA PEsTH. June 17.-In the Austrian dele
cation Herr Sell moved that In view Of Min
lister of War Bauer's statements Friday last
TO the Budget Committee touching the neces-
sity # largely Increased expenditures on be-
half Of the army. the Army Committee be In
structed to direct its attention to the present
financial situation Of the country which ia
such as to forbid any Increase OF appropri-
tons for army purposes at this time. In pro-
posing this motion Herr Sell said that he had
no intention or desire Of placing himself in
IN attitude OF opposition 10 the Government In
It's military policy. AS, however. no detailed
scheme had been submitted by the Govern
ment, he thought thereiwAs no improprety in
the motion which he had offered. Before enter
ing upon a definite plan looking to greatly en-
larged expenditures for military purposes it
was we'll, In his opinion, that the Army Com
mittee should carefully consider the present
financial situation OF tho monarchy In order
that no policy should be adopted without q full
understanding OF eyeiyhing involved.
Herr Sells motion was not expected by
the Ministers. and they were unprepared how
TO treat it. AS soon as he resumed his seat the
citing was SUSPENDED In order to give tie
Ministers al opportunity to consider 1t and
decide what course to pursue.
The sun., 1890-06-18
Ex-Gov. Long and tho Boston Street Rail.
WaV Caae

BosToN. June 1.-THE investigation OF the
charges OF corruption made against the West
End Street Railway was continued to-day be-
fore the House Committee. President Whit
ney admitted that money was paid to tho
Ames-Shepard syndicate. but refused to say
how much. Mr.. Whitney said that many
lobbyists had been retained by the company
simply to prevent their opposition.
Henry D. Hyde, attorney for the company
testified that Gov. Long had been retained, and
had promised to talk with the Speaker about
the composition OF the Railroad Committee
ment OF any particular member. None OF the
persons mentioned in his conversation with
Gov. Long was put on the committee. Mr.
Hyde agreed with Mr.. Whitney that at present
there was no way Of getting at the legislators
except through the lobbyists.
morning.