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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03


The Ulitsd Sts.e5 Marine Hospital fumf-
Tatlls sEgaue. Louis pasteur was giysn q
t.ial trip OF several hours, on tbs Dslawara
river on slGlclay afternoon starting from
the yard Of her builders, the Pusey d Jones
Company.
Phe trip was successful. Excellent re-
sults were obtained from ths machinery,
which gave promise Of good speed. Asp 81
OF over 10 miles nm hour was made. The
propeller run about l7s revolutions min
ute, somst mos guinE up 10 zG6. a test was
ma !a Of the sulphur furnaca by burning ma
pounds Of sulphur, whicl was CONSUMED in
QUO and u quarter hours. TINS louis
Pastaur Will pr baby bs turned over 10 the
g1verhm NJ this weeek All as soon Rs her
stores are put on blutd sHe will DO ordste 1
to the Dre3kwatur, where no w,!l be sta.
toned duriuf tho ccmlng sumner 70 attend
Incoming vasSel8 from Injected pors,
Tue ihst TWO steamers, this Il ,bact Ko9l
aui William II. Wells, will b. hnl2lei In
about two weeks. Tbs IL 3hert Eaen viii 20
temporarily stationed ut Norfolk and tho
Wells will bs sont to the Ohlnieleur guar
nniina station on the Gulf OF MsSlae, ~ tho
Mississippi da,tu. M acctor has yst beel
assignei TO the Pasteur By Surgeon Goa
erul Hamilton.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

Increased pensions hGva haen granted to
JoSauh Rinsiar and ioh2 Powell OF this city
Judge GFuah, nu Saturday, granted u
chatter to tbs Delaware PhaIlnace1tieal
Society
Lt,a-p tNstaneuta-y on tho estate OF
Edward Burlington have nasn gVHnt.i 10
Susan 81. Darlington and frederick BAR
iiagtOn
the Seaside Gdzattn SAYS: J. TAYLOR Cause
Of Wilmington has rented oue OF Mrs. Town
sends htudsome cottages 1t Spring Lake,
II. j., for the season Ut 1880.
Levy Eourtnan G orga @. ltafhwell sags
that three inches of snow lei! IN BHckblfd
hundred. Mr.. Rothwel lrave from his
farm Monday morning to smyrna in "a
fliSh.
Slsrfr James II. Loekerman OF Worcester
county, Nh, arrived fete last night week
with ecquisitioU parit5 from the governor
81 Maryland tor the removal OF Eugene
MHcharNr charged with burglary at this
store o. Edgar r. Fnrtgire, ut Pocomoke
CIV. the papers were signed by Mayo
ElrrncrOn anl sheriff Lacksrman LETT
~ IMurstay with mis- prisoner ior III Snow
Hi jill.
Alexander Chambers, tInsmith, OF No. z22
Eng street, while Mt work Iuuday on the
root OF tho ROW building at M, 4l1 West
Fourth street, slipped Hud 'ellio the grouud,
bteskiaS ons Ut his legs a. the ankle. For
tunatsly his fall WIS broknR by m arbor
which stood coae to the roof, otherwise no
might nave been killed. Temporary asalst-
snSe was given by De. Blocksom. The man
was taken to his home In Wilson'S lmhu-
lance when DIR. Wales, the family physician,
Was called In,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

Now York ime3.
VS. IL not think that II IA quits fair TO
impGte to lif. blaine, al SONS Of our con.
ten4porgrie4 do, inaiucsrity In tho effort lie
appears to hs making toward general
American reciprocity. We sa9 no feaaoa to
iuubc that he Is In earnest III The matter,
and II he is playing for party leadership lie
y playing g very bold game, for thete 4 20
sgn hattna parry managers IN be brouEat
no 10 the level Of his ptaIts. /. Is nor ~ hll
IMPROBABLE that Mr.. Billne sees that the
the has come when the restrictive com
mercial policy Unjust go" aGl that he pre-.
fer5 not TO "go" Win 1t That mar be an
ambitious sentiment, but 1t Is creGitatla 10
him. We do not suppose he has ever ially
believed In the humDug protection, tut has
used IL, as he has many another false no.
tion, because 1t served his political pUr.
posB5. It is not at all unlikely that ho now
sees that its usefulness In this direction II
exhausted and while hs cannot rally his
pnrty to d higher standard, he mpka me
last years OF his pubic eGraar memorable
for something like craftsmanship.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

Pro MlSdroE, LII. April 1,--Tie case of
the people Va. Harry Loahr has been af-
tlrmed by tho supreme court OF Springfield.
This is the last step Ia a case that has at
t;auted & eat deal OF attention here. Two
years ago Igna'a Lederer, city and town
ship collector Of Bloomington, and his two
deputies, Leon Loehr and Harry LHshr,
cousins, were indicted on charges Of en-
bezzlement and classifying the records and
. plot TO deiraud ths Taxpayers OF large
sums Of money, was unearthed Laderer,
the principal In the conspiracy, turned
states evidence. SO far nothing has been
done with his ease. Leon Loehr, the elder
Of the deputies, was acquitted, and Harry.
aged u, was sentenced 10 one year In the
panitenttary.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

snow HILL, Mn, March 3i-Eugene
Macharet, one OF the three prisoners who
broke jail In SNOW ELL early last Saturday,
and who was recaptpred the same day
while In the act OF breathing Into store II
few miles from town, nearly succeeded IN
escaping again from tne same place on
Sunday night. He had sRwn his leg irons
in two, together With tho chain that held
him to the floor Of his cell, and was Just
completing the saving of a hasp thlt held
this iron shutter across his window and
which was this last barrier to his escape
whsn some persons passing the jail heard
him and gave the alarm. The jailpr again
searching him to no purpose, Threatened to
chain him upon Ills hack to tho floor,
Whereupon MGcheret took from his mouth
a flpe saw which he used 10 DO the wors.
Reed and Walker, the escaped prisoners,
ara still at large, but diltgCIt search Is
being made for them.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
ICON PnLron nnorHs.
VISIT NJ COnneii's Police Committee
80 Camden, n. j.. and Phiiaaeipnia
VEzudAt


80 GNnIdcn, n. j., and Phiiadeipnia
N1ndAE.
Couucittnen Gaorgs MsCnll, Philip Il.
chen and William Ct. Baum If City Council
noiira eommittHs went 10 Camden, N. j.,
Monday for the purpose u intcrlning
tuelu &c, VI upon the police call box system
In vo!u3 II that place.
Tbs delegation was met az the Broad
street STALLION by repre- entatlve OF the
Boston frrl, which owns Ia patent rights
Of tbs Camden system. 1t CONFINES d tal-
egraph mai telephone wire eystem, The
Wim.hgtJnians On invitation lEadJ u test
on the straalS, They tried two air rent
points. Both tailei. No return was RS.
esiyai. Tho Oamdsn people explained
thar tina tlillre was duo to the bad weather
ami t5uiad wira4.
Tho delegation returned to Philadelphia
at l.3l. TINS members were met ut the La
fsvstse Hotel ~ the pr5stGsnt Of the Gam
Oriil system. A thorough investigation OF
the latter was mude both at the Central
Police Station AMI around the city, At FIT
tenutn aud Wood streets the police booth
was examined. Tails 10 ona Of number of
iron b0xes about atght feet IN height, fur
nishei with telephone aud telegraph wires
Rni directly connected with the central
stHtion. Tbs booth ID capable OF holding
two rNraous. Inats wore naie With ho.h
The telephone and Telegraph connection.
DHtl were I9uNt tIiDtbuRbly NhtiolHctuFY'
Nr. Mccall communicated with tho greatest
ease ANA ilstnGFaess with the central sta
lion st u dtstsHeb OF one ana a-ha!t Inilas
fgoA lh!5 point.
Atm em-rgrDoya prisoner misht readily
be placed ia one o. these booths awaiting
tins rYGl OK The pAtg0l wagon. Ths baxss,
as syGtnd, arc butlt eAtiiely Of iron. The
Philadelphia force have used them on
emergency for female prisoners.
There IA Little doubt but that the police
committee will make very favorable RAJ
port % Council n favor OF the Gambrill
eystem and the Iron pJlice booths.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
snrrerorn r,nclng stnae L,ne,.

WEsrMIsIsrER, March 3l.--A party OF sur
vsyorB are mekiug corrchorat!ve proI Of
the stats lines OF the middle third Of tbs
the Typographical mao In the state records
and as an authoritative rofeFonea In tie
geological sta sIlyNy. The s1rv yor5
started from tho extreme eastern boundary
ofYorE county aud Intend TO work through
to the western Gonflnes oS the state. Ihs
company, under the leadarshIp OF Msssrs.
Charles Gortpn and n. n. Towi, consists Of
Messrs. Addison, Van CRnpan (R de-
saendant of the earllst settlers OF ponnsyl-
yania), II e. Middaush, William Tatbeft,
David C5lfnan and w. D. HawRius.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
NOT pLyAsnD WrrH HIDAs.
New England shoe and FIpntncr ass
A0ciattOn want Them Free,

Special Dispa Oh to tho Philadelphia pross.
BosroN, March 31.--rne announcement
from Washington that tho tariff blu as
tipally agreed upon by ths sub oommtstos
would Snow duty OF Is per cent
valoram on hides, dtspleasss tho Now Elg-
land Shoe and Leather Association.
II was stated that another big petition,
signed by Boston shoe aud leather men,
protesting against the tax, would BIO for.
worried 70 Washington tomorrow to be
followed by nfhera from Lynn, Harbieheah,
Beverly, 3gockton and other big shoe
centres. phess Will be signed By all the
dealers and manufacturers iu these places.
The manufacturers claim thay are export
Ing u iarg4 amount OF mltarlal 10 tbs
foraign market by reason OF being able to
hive Tree raw material In tbs shape OF
aides. Tbs imposition OF duty ebay say
would put a cAeak TO this business, whleR,
1t 10 claimed, amounts to ten millions an
nuaiiy,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
BALLor ENFo em.



ANNAPoLis, MD, March 2G.-The fight OF
Senator aorman's followers In the legisla-
tlre against the Australian ballot law has
failed. Iha s-nAte passed the bill pro-
scented by the Business Mems Democsdtic
Association Of Baltimore City. 1t IL based
on the Australian systsm, with two ul-
fortunate EXCEPTIONS when go5 into II IN
the form of amendments. One OF thesA al
lows appointment OF election police BY
the judges, and another permtB foreiRn-
born voters "gho cannot speak Engiisn"
to carry With them behind the rail friends,
VINO may remain with them until their
votes ale cast. These are loophole that
will give some opportunities Tor fraud. The
bill, however, got every vote OF beth parties
II the senate, VITA ono exception, and won't
10 tns house Of delegates. THIS week the
ring Democrats tried every re59arceto sub
Hitutg out.hnd.out partissn bills for tho
one passed by the senate, which, though
net perfect, Is much batar than tho present
law. This independent Democrats and tbs
ltspnDi1ans voted together and defeated
tnH Attempts. To-day the machine msn,
with Daiegate Garter as tho spokesman,
sltfsnderei and announced that the senate
bill would be reported Gnd that 1t would be
made special order for tomorrow morn
tLt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
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A Yfertt.t a'rshutr.


sunday star DcsnOer Tic Gll4aeA,
lue rrIale3s ui tao pUur, by their wise
and economical management OF the aims
house daring tina past year, have save 1
1900 Of tho appropriation allowed tnen
by tho levy court for nductins tho usti-
tuition, which sum Will be turned into the
county treasury. They have also deter
gninci that the Hlm46ouse cru be managed
next year for a2s 00n, and will ask for an
appropriation Of this amount only. THIS
IL III G00 less thap the Hmouat spp-npri-
atsd laat year. Tho board deserves credit
for its jldicious economy, and as 1t IL q
unanimously Democratic body. Its action
Ia credtRbla TO the members aud comDll-
mont to Tho party whi1n put II IN power
and Is therefore In large measure held
responsible for Its actions.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
coLonED 0oNvsNrI0N caBIEp.


RioHMaSD. VA, March 3L.--A convention
Of the coored pa1ple OF Virginia has neen
called TO mast III tniA city Aprll 10Th next,
BY j, I. Wilson, ohairmtn, Tia purpose
Df the convention Is wholly non political.
EHeh county and city Is 10 hGrs not loss
than two delegates, who arc TO be chosen
BY the cGlorel voters. The convention viii
consider the means Of advancement OF the
eolorht race Ia eduaaEloat morals and
hnnnpe.
Several persons have been asked to pro-
pure paprra referring to the better educa-
tioa u he race and to their emigration.
The IN jst significant paper to he read 9ill
he nom tin pen Of 81 wuil educgtrd cnlorsd
mHn OF Norfolk, Va, Gu irial, "Hiii tho
acqlraioent OF ants III Virginia by the
e1loJed men relieve them OF their civil dis
abilities a.
The convention Will ba IN HBesion threa
days. Tho leaders have determined 10 ask
far q GhNFter for q company fomp0s 4
wholly Of Virginia colorad folks, who VIII
buy lards in the west on which to settle
those who arc Dissatisfied IN this ssa.e and
willing to migrate.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
Eiffllst applications.


NOTICE., SAMUEL BELL. TIE
~ owner Ind occupant Of no houCo stu.
ntcd at the NJ T. cotuer Wstvr and market
streets, in tho i,srorl ward OF ne city Of VIII
mington, county Of New Casslr md
State OF Delaware, III coIrpllt rec ~ith ting
requirements of tho acts Of the a+nerA
Assembly in such case oade and rzvvfced, do
hereby give notice tina. shall Apply IN writing
10 the Court OF General SEASONS n nc Peace
and Ial Delivery Of tile State OF Delaware, in
and for New Castle county, en- Na1EDAY. the
i2th day Of May, A. d., lesc, bong n,e noxt
term Of snid court for liccHse Tor said house
as an inn or tavern, for the sitlo herein of in-
togicating liquors i'll leas quantities. than one
qunrt, 10 be drunk on the premises, and the
following respectable citizens OF said ward,
at least twelve oi whom are Substantial free-
holders Of said ward, recommend tho said al,-
plication, viz;
robert Kenyon John II Hubert
John j UIlara Francis McGllion
John George llirZel Daniel O'hyrne
Michael rafferty, Jnmes GruInllsh
Gee " Qul.n Edmund Smith
Charles II sparks SIS Wickersham
Michael Grady A W Randolph
Samuel Hochheimer G. II + Gross
Samuel Reed Peter Gross
Martin II Elliot John u Curren
charles Doughorty Alexander Chambers
NJ HAYES Moses Smith
Michael Walsh John Il Hays
John u Elliott
mara7-St SAMUEL BELL.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
CrMeilaa Retsween EnEime and Uart.

Hs1fga HynsDn, cOl0fai, was ctushod
bet Eeen . shifting engine and a cart which
he was dtlyias Mt the South Side WORKS Of
the Damon State Iron CoLa pany Thursday
mGralug ans badly bruised. fIa may ba
hurt Informally. He was removed TO hts
home az Taylor and WRlL1t streets. whars
Dr. Bloekaom attended him. Bynson was
drlvlng his cart IN u marrow passage b9-
tween m engine house and the railroad
track. White a this passage switching
engiGe cHnis down tho track and struck
the wheel OF his cart, upsettlng II and
throwing htm against tine engine and the
horse down. Tla horse was badly cut and
bruised and the engine house d little dam
AGED
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

LONDON, April 1.-The Times commenting
on tho Land Purchase billeny 1t would pre-
fer that tins matter, II possible, be left to
the free piRy OF ac0no,nical foIcee, but 1t
considers ms. BGlfour's bill an honest en-.
hesvor TO dsRl with the problem. II oh.
jects 10 the land department consolidation
Clauses because though possibly unHvoid
aDie ihNy undoubtedly tend to stereotype
some OF the worst features OF Mr.. Glad
stones gRrArian legislation. The Standard
Gaya that Il the minuteness OF detail TEN pts
criielsIa tho thoronshnssJ OF the work de-
hes the structures of the most cgptious.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
10 EscruIn,e ne.r manusac,urs.

MAsHrNaroN, April 1.-SeuRtor stewart
to day Introduced bill regulating tho
manufacture, saie and importation OF lager
beer. For the purpose OF the act lager
beer is dstlaed 10 be thaheveraRe made ex-
clIslyely from hops, mnit and water. ANY
other fluid IL designated as adrlteratah
lager bear. fhs bin iuaposes taxes upon
brewers Of and dealers In alnlterGted lager
beer with heavy penalties for failure to take
out the license All packages containing the
beverages shall be branded "Hdulterated.
Adriterated lager beer imported shall pay
the duty imposed on lager beer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
N-oTlCE.-I EDWARD +. MULRINE.

NOTICE. Il, EDWARD f, MULRINE,
In the owner and occupant Of the house Sit
uated at s. 4. cor. Lord and Chu-ch streets, in
the Fourth ward OF the city Of Wilmington,
county of New Castle and State Of Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements Of the
acts Of the General Assembly in such case
made and provided. do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing to the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF
the State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, the 18th day of May
A. D., 1880, being the next term of said
court, for license for said house as an inn or
tavern for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, 70 DO
drunk on the premises, and the following re-
spectacle citizens Of said ward, mt least twelve
OF whom are substantial freeholders OF said
ward, commend tho said application, viz:
Nm Mckinley Isaac Dillin
George w Outten George Adele
George j Egle Andrew Murphy
Neal Duffy Henry Morrow
John w Heed Michael Rooney
,ohn McCloskey samuel j August
John Ii Eigney Charles Yetter
Il Iertel NJ d Charles Mammele
Vim Carswell Charles Albert
Andrew j Murine S N Smeltz
Michael Il Mccormick Joseph Hudson
Vim AlsentZer John y Meaney
q Frazer Il i Wright
Edward Seide Z
mar25-3ts EDWARD F. MURINE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
N-oTIcE-T EI1JAH N, sToUr, THE

NOTICE I ELIJAH A. STOUT, THE
i Y owner and uccup mt Of the house known as
tho Delaware City Hotel, situated In school
districts Nos. ~ and 10, Red Lion hundred,
count, Of New Castle and state OF Delaware, IN
compiauc" Wish the requirements Of tho acts
Of tao GrueFis assembly in such case made
ppi provided do hereby give notice TINT !
snail apply In writing 10 tho Court OF General
Sessions d the Petp'e and jail Delivery Of tho
STATE OF Delaware, IN and for Arw Castle
county. ON MONDAY, the l2th day u Way,
A. y. lS30 being tho next term Of suid court,
for n license FOR said house ny IN inn or tavern,
for the sale therein d intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than one quart, 10 bo drunk on
Tho promises, and tho following respectable
citl2ons OF huid school districts, at least siN of
whom are substantial treeholders Of SAID school
dl4tricts, recommend the said application, viz:
i Il ChrairS George " kcybold
W W Chealrs McNiunn
William Hickey john Castlow
j Mnlligan Charles " Jefferson
A ! swan Samuel Mccall
i \ Warren 81 Bigger
William Neeff W a Davidson
marji-3ts ELIJAH A. STOUT.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

DENTON, Aarch 5l.-"shorty" one OF the
Joapa's deck hands, VITO recently tisEp p
peared from tho Steamer, IL now though,
by many 10 cs overheard and foul pluY Is
sispsctai. do Was sent on an errani nv
tbs boat's steward, but never retnrnoi Ii
Is learned that several caloted sailors about
the wharf were after lin, but with what
Intention is not known. A. the ms anae OF
States Attorney Lewis senreh i5 being made
and the river bottom is being dragged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
suit OF a ssa,aYyare pI,ct.

Suit was yesterday week brought IN the
United. States district conrt philadelphia, by
William n. Sloan, ID 3iaWera pilot, to re-.
ever a52 60 from ihs owners Of tho
schooner Carrie a. Buchanan for services
said 10 hev3 been contracted for but rot
accepted. sloan claims that It was egEaai
that b. should beIpg the schooner to Phin-
delpha, and that ha was on hand at tho
appointed f'm5, but tne vessel had gone
Without m.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

wAsuISGToN. April In the Senate to-
day, the House bill authorizing the Mlssis-
slppl river commission to purchase or hire
such boats as may bs Immediately neces-
sery to rsscue Inhabitants Of the overlooked
di-trictd and to use the boats for that pur-
pose was laid heEnrn the Senate and was
ately. Among the bills reported from COM
mitEeeS ANA placed on the calendar was he
Senate bill giving a pension OF 500 a
month to the widow Of Con. Joan 4.
HartrAnft.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

E1KToN, MD,, alaFen 81 "A small frame
AutidlnS IN chesapeake City, ba.onging 10
County Commissioner j. Polk Steela and
used rs pool room, was damaged by tre
last might to the amount OF 500. There
was danger of oonflgralion among hlsi-
ness houses but tina eiti2ans formed a
bucket brigade and prevented the spread OF
,ha nHu,Ya
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03

BERLIN, April LA committee comprising
Influential members OF all shades of ppllti-
cal opinion OF which Herr Won Leyetzow,
President of tho re!chss; :, Is president, has
Issued m invitation to the public to sub
scribe to fund for the erection OF q
national tnonumAn- III Berlin to Prince Biz
rarrcl. The committees viii invite Emperor
William 10 bsaomo patron o. tina uadsr-
taxing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-04-03
MrOTIOE-I, FEEDERICK ~ GROT1

N0TICE-I, FREDERICK w GROTz
1S the tenant Of the house situated at No.
1Ul Walnut street in the Second ward OF thu
city Of Wilmington, county Of New Castle and
State of Delaware, in compliance with the re-
quirenents Of the nets OF the General Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that ! shall apply in writing TO thu
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and jail
Delivery Of the state of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county on MONDAY, the 18th day OF
MAY a. d., 1890 being the next term OF
said court, for II license for said house as an inn
or tavern, for the sale therein of intoxicating
liquors in less quantities than one quart, to he
drunk on the premises, and the following re.
spectacle citizens OF said ward ut least twelve
OF whom are subst initial freeholders of the said
wardrccomrnend the said application, viz:
Martin IL Elliott uncan 4 hatcher
Joseph Batmann' Andrew Reuter-
John George lirzel Dennis NJ Kelleher
Henry Feldmoier Geo II Baumann
A llilger ,-eo b Metzner
Robt Kenyon Louis II Maltritz
Charles Z Sparks Jacob Baker
John rawford james II Collins
Stansblry MurrayJr Andrew SpiegelhaIter
Plunkett John Bates
John Plunkett Robert Schuyler
Lesley Smith Edward Melchoir
Maltritz A W Randolph
Robert Gamble John b Elliott
Inar27.3t FREDERICK w. GR0TZ
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Emperer and c4ur viii rIeet.

Co1nGNE, April IA dtRpatch 10 thu ia.
zetts from ST. Petersburg lays that arrange.
ments kivs been made tor n meeting Of
Eapfrar William and the ear durins thu
coming summer. Fmperor Willisto Will
ALTO attend tue maun iyrss OF the Russian
army al KrasGmS z slo, Is miles S.S.E. Of
Petersburg.