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j. ID. Rockcfe Gives Another 100000
to the Raptiat Educational Society.

CLEVELAND. June 30-J. D. Rockefeller has
just given 100000 to the Baptist Educational
Society Tor its general work. This society was
organized only two years ago. and has it's head
quarters in New York city. 1t has as its OBJ
iects tho encouragement and aiding Of needy
institutions Of leai n ng under baptist control
and of the general fostering Of the educational
interests OF the denomination.
soon after its organization Mr.. Rockefeller
placed $1,000 Mt the disposal OF the society.
to hc used in aiding such academies OF colleges
thought best to foster BY financial aid. Condi-
tional appropriations have been made from
this fund to institutions in all parts OF tho
country.
So satisfactory have been results, that Mr..
Rockefeller now gives an additional 100000.
conditions on which all grants are made the
S200,OO0 thus bestowed will bring to Baptist
educational institutions not less than $1,000
900 additional.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
A Now Cotton Pest.

NEW ORLEANS. June 3O.-A new and very do
structive cotton post has appeared In Madison
parish In this State. doing great harm to the
young cotton plant. Tho Insect, which has
never been seen before. Is a small beetle. about
an inch long very active on the wing. and ablo
TO hop about Ike n flea. 1t has devoured
almost everything green wherever 1t has ap-
reared, but :, particularly the young cotton
look as though thew had boon frost bitten.
The cotton beetle Is as yet confined 10 only a
being made to extermlnate it with Paris green
Specimens will be eent TO the United states
Entomo loRist at Washington for classification.
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H,. Acconnta Nearby R1a.ooo short,

SPR1NoFIELD. Ohio. Juno 30.-Thomas Nc
Grew. Treasurer of the Superior Drill Com
pnny. has been found short in his accounts
nearly 900. His populations were made by
false entries which were practised for about
three yenrs. McGrew has been prominent in
society for years and has held several
high places in secret societies. McGrew
was Treasurer OF the company and was
thoroughly trusted. Vice. President Robert
johnson had his suspicious aroused by Nc
Crews annual report. he consulted with
West. While he was away an examination OF
the books was made by an expert and the
when shown the evidence OF HIS guilt. He was
discharged. No prosecution will be made. as
McGrew''s rich relatives will mako the short
AGE good.
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European Interests on tho Zambea,.

LONDON. June 30.-In the House Of Commons
to-day the Government was asked whether. In
the event OF the Damaraland protectorate ex-
tending further north than the map showed.
the German sphere Of influence could spread
eastward across tho Leeba and Zambesi rivers.
Sir James Ferguson, Under Foreign Secre-
tary, replied that the agreement with Germany
extended the German sphere to, but not be-
yond the ZRmbesi River.
Lord George Hamilton, First Lord Of tho
Admiralty. replying to Sir John Swinburno.
said that in view OF the great i'm portance Of tho
Xamhesi in the opening up Of trade In tho
eastern part OF South Africa, o man Of war
the river,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
1rthe General SAYS So 1. Goes.

Judge Ingraham OF the Supreme Court has
declined to continue the injunctions restrain
ing Col. CavanaGh and Capt. Thomas Mortimer
OF Company F, Sixty ninth Regiment. from dis
missing Joseph Healy and lichard b. Byrne,
sergeant and private. respectively, Of Company
F, from the regiment. Both, of the PLAINTIFF
the Judge says that their discharge rests en-
i.ely in the discretion OF the commander of
tho division, upon tho Recommendation OF the
commander OF the company, with the approval
OF tho commander OF the regiment. With the
exercise OF that discretion the courts have
mander OF 2 brigade and the court cannot look
into the motives OF the officer vested with tho
hianratiOn.
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Clo.s OF emo Ys.r at 81. Frauels xayler,s.

Twelve students of st. Francis Xavier College ro.
ceived degrees last night In tho presence OF audi
encs that completely filled tho Lonox Lyceum. Mgr.
Preston presided. The orations were "Pericles" by
John J. O'sulliyan; Augustus" by James l. Monkey;
"The Renaissance" by Stuart N. Clarke; Modern
Literary Culture, by Francis X Hennessy and vao'
dictory by Auguste n Thery Tho degree Of N. A. was
Conferred upon Joseph L. Keane and that of A. upon
Francis Y NepneEsy James l. Moakley, Augusto NJ.
Thiery Edward J. Tlorney, John O. Theban John brCs'
nan John J. OSnlliyAn, Augustus v Tack, Stuart n:
Clarke William D.. keAn, Bernard j. McGlons, and
ioi m edas were awarded as follows: For Evidences
OF Religion TO Edward J. Tierney for Mental fhoEo.
phy 20 Francis \ Hennsssy Tor Natural scieness to
for Applied Mathematics. to James J. M0akley: for
Christian Doctrine 10 James Gynn for Rhetoric, TO
Hugh Quinn: for Glass Standing In RoleS-LettreS TO
Thomas Burke: IN tlaaslcs 10 Erancis r. stA5E: 4
Of the Existence OF God went TO Francis y ilsnneGsy
Judge Morgan J. oBrl en gave tho young men few
verbs OF advice upon the best IN which TO APPLY
the knowledge with which their college had equipped
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JOHN CLlFLIN MARRIED..
His Bride the Widow OF Former Partner
In II. b. Ciaain & Co.


John Claflin. the eldest son Of the late Fl. D..
Clafin. and President Of the newly organized
H. b. ClaNin Company was married on
Friday last Mt Monterey. Cal. to Elizabeth
Stewart Dunn. the daughter Of the late John
James Stewart OF Kentucky. Only friends OF
the bride were present The Rev. r. c. Foute
performed the ceremony Only Mr.. Claims
intimate friends In Brooklyn and Fordham
knew OF his intention to marry whom he started
Tor the v est. ostensoly on business Of tho dry
goods company. a few weeks ago. and tho mar
rage announcement WAS q surprise to tho
Rroom's many business acquaintances;
The bride is tho widow Of William S. Dunn.
formerly partner OF the old firm OF IL. b.
Cla1in 4 Co. She Is about 81, years Of age,
with fair hair and blue eyes. Since the death
OF Mr.. Dunn she has been living at Monterey
The groom is about 40. He was educated in
the public schools. and after graduating at the
City College entered his fathers firm. His
homo is at IS Pierrepont street, Brooklyn. and
he has a country place in Ford ham,: he is q
trustee Of Plymouth Church. and a director in
several insurance companies. The couple are
expected homo in September. and 1t Is said
that they will make Brooklyn their homo.
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EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN.
INCORRECT RUMOGS FROM BUENoS
ArRES MAKE 4 STIR.

Eyrnud, EnEEed md Dirty, LANDED In =
Paris Jni-Stnnsbury Beats O'Connor-
a Mnn-oEWnr sent TO the ZnmbeHi.
LoHDoN Juno 3O.-Tho Tones correspondent
telcGrArhs from BuenoS Avros that tho Board
Of the National Bank announced on Thursday
its suspension OF payment OF the quarterly
dividend that had previously pnssed the nn-
nnal meeting. Tho Boards decision Inns caused
n panic on tho Boursc. Tank nharcs which
we're les II few DAYS ago. fell to lOO closing at
lis. Tho premium on gold is liS. Tho report
has not vet been confirmed nv private cabics
sent to bankers and Others in the Argentine
trade. and nj bough cedulns havo fallen few
points hero the S orL Exchange men affect to
disho!leve tho report.
This afternoon n dispatch from President
pacheco OF the National Bank OF Buenos Ayrss
n the Argentine Legation ind icates that either
the Times correspondents mndc gross hlurder
or n mis'nee WIS made in the trnnsmisS on of
his m,ss ne What tie hank Board did Vas
L. postpone THO dcclHryt'iun o. the quarterly
dividend until the nctchor ,woetinC. This in-
formation vas Transmitted to tho Stock Tx
in consequence Iartlv recovered toward tie
close, aud w"r" finally threc-auarters to two
iiarme bros has received tbs following letter
from the Argentine Minister in London:
GENTLEMEN: The President OF the National
! telegram, which transcribe Tor your Governs
! ment ,r go,
IIENOS hfHEF, Juno IN.
~ request You 10 explain 10 the BaringO
that the directors have ordered tot day the sus-
pension Tor the present OF the int eiim quarterly
! dividend until he share holders' meeting at the
| end Of the vear authorizes the payment OF
! definite dividend. Tho bank wishes by these
| means to regularize lis course, consolidate It
| self AMI convert its shares into q safe invest
meut, 40 as to form n respectable reserve fund.
| The bank desires to respond in this way to tho
| wishes ~ the Governments Interested to reRi-
| late issues and streng hon the position Of all
banks. and principally that OF the National
| Bank.
"'PACHECo. President OF National Bank"
1t will Q seen from the Rbov" that the hRa
has not stopped payment, but merely sus-
pended the payment of quarterly dividends.
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Arrested on n Charge or Perjury Made b.
Michael j. O'DOnneli.

Arre0ted on n OhnrGo OF FeTJUFY 1Hu0 y
Michael j. o'Donneli.
Jamison T. Altemus. the ballot reformer. was
arrested last night on charge OF perjury.
made by Michael J. O'Donnell, the Chairman Of
the Democratic County Committee, and Presi-
dent OF the Jersey City Board OF Tax Commits
sioners During the trial OF the election off,
Gers Altemus swore that he went to the Demo-
cratic committee headquarters in Grove street
with package Of pastors. While there, O'Don-
mel offered TO him u package Of Joker hailSts,
into ballot boxes. O'Donnell asked him, he
swore to take them around to tho polling
places next day and vote them.
rant for the arrest. aud Constable Budden
found Altemus at home. The Justice admitted
today. Altemus has been employed by Prose-
cutor Winfield since the election officers were
indicted. lie is tho man who swore to all the
COMPLAINTS aCainst the siXty-eight election
officers who arc under Indictment
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Tho Wa.h,nrton Club for Sale.

WASHINGTON. juno 80. - The Washington
Base Ball Club has assigned It's franchise as a
member OF the Atlantic Association and It's
rights to the services OF the players to Mr.. A.
W. Coleman ofthis city. BY whom 1t is for sale
TO tho highest bidder.
This season was commenced with large
deficit from last year and the poor playing OF
games caused a great falling OF Of patronage.
Tho debt IL now in the nelghborhood OF 100000.
and tho stockholders have concluded to put
how long tue games will be continued, though
the series OF this week. 1t Is thought. may DO
I,lnHnd
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AGREATTEMPLEOF WORSHIP
CoNSECRA TON OF THE CATHEDRAL
or ST. PETER AND So. PAUL.


Tho DirnItaries of tho Catholic Church
Take Part In an Imposing Ceremonial In
PhIindeIPhIa-The Relies From Rome.
PHILADELPHIA, June S0.-The Cathedral OF
St Potter and ST. Paul. on Logan square, was
dedicated to-day. 1t was n princely occasion,
ornate with tho splendor of an historic and
august ceremony, and diEnined BY the presence
OF the most distinguished company OF Catholic
prclatos and clergy that has ever visited Phila-
delphia.
The ceremony was in two parts. In the
morning from $3.50 until $40 A. NJ the consc-
Grafton ceremony proper was performed 1t
was n scene OF soemnity, devoid OF pnEentry
or show. celebrated hy Archbishop Ryan and
only n score OF assistants. Later in the day
nj IL O'Clock, pontical high mass was said
ACCOMPANIED by the most impressive ritual
inspiring music from the choir answered
the chants OF high priests at the altar
There were nearly 400 Clergy present and fully
1900 spectators. Those present included be-
sides his Fminonce Cardinal Gibbons. Arch
bishop Ryan OF Philadelphia, and Feehan OF
Chicago. nine Bishops, two MonsiGnors. n
score OF Augustinian Fathers, $50 priests, sixty
seminary students, and FIFTY or moro altar boys
The Cardinal and Archbishops were dressed
in the full robes OF their Offices. the Cardinal
in red and the Archhishons In purple. Cardinal
Gibbons wore his red beretta and the Arch
bishops their high pointed mitres Tho Bish-
OBS wore golden mtres aud golden careS
Most OF the local priests wore capes and those
from q distance delicate lace SUPPLIES over
their black cassocSs The AuGustnian fathers
yere in black, their cowls falling back over
their shoulders. throughout the cathedral
there we're groups OF white-hooded sisters.
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Con. ChrIs'tn'en II is EHd viii 10 chosen to succeed
tnr late kpley Ropes as President OF the Brooklyn
Trust tOmpnn'.
Tho CiviI Service Commissioners Skcd for an apprc.
priutlon nj $500 conduct me department during
tic neat 70 al ear but the Board VI Estimate gave
them $.ED only
The Roari OF Elections asked for appropriation OF
S2is,is 10 meet the expenses OF the election m lsn
hut the hoard OF Estimate has given only Sl3G 9GO
Mayor Chaplin said that 4B 40 voting backs would
Ge ali that would be required 10 Accommodate the
Voter1
The Board OF Aldermen has authorized the purchase
of vacant lot In State street near BoSrum pscs for
ca 600 on which q hN9se for new hook and ladder
company 10 TO be eNoted Alderman HsAnOy voted
against the proposition alleging that the ground WAS
not worth more thAn 1900
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Defau,ter Seer Sentenced.

TRENTON, June 30 Casper soer, who stole about
81 roo from tho Goysrnme mt while he chief clerk OF
tho Money Order Department. in the Newark Post
once and who surrendered himself some time ago and
confessed he guilt was sentenced TO day to two and
hall years al hard labor In the Essex County reni'
Tertiary and also to pay as hne thn amount which no
serve thirty days upon tho expiration of his term
soer wept after his sentence was passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
Tho Atlantic Mouthly,s New Editor.

Boston. June 9o-Mr. Thomas Bailey Adrch re.
signed the edtorshp OF tho Atlantic Monthly Just before
his departure for Europe n few days ago and Mr..
Horace L. scudder succeeds him In literary circles
that could have been made. Mr. scudder has been in
the service OF tho proproturs Of tho Atlantic, NOM
Der or tho original rm literary nd visor and assistant
editor since l5e4. II Is understood that under MI;
Sc udders MANAGEMENT there will be NO substantial
change In the character OF tho Atlantic
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
MRS. CAT ~ POSSESSION.
How Many Men Does II Take to Scat
Cat In These Careful Days.

Cat In These Careful Days.
Cats have taken possession OF Jefferson NJ.
LEWIS back yard Mt &C East Thirty-fourth
street since be and his family went into tho
country. They annoy the noighbors. md yos-
terday morning an officer OF tho Berch society
shot one OF tho cats. Later in the day an en-
poyee OF the burClar-alarm company that Is
guarding the house found a cat with litter OF
kittens in tho front basement area behind tho
iron gate. The neighbors wanted the cat and
litter removed. He went 10 the Bergh
society office and reported the case.
Superintendent Hankinson told him to get "A
basket anil bring the cat and kittens 10 the
soc:etY. The manager went around and found
that the cat was OF a iierce disposition and OBJ
jected to being removed. 30 no fed her and
travelled to tho Thrtieth street station to learn
il he could shoot the ca.. Ito was told that he
would undoubtedl7 be arrested IL he did.
The cat and kittens silent on u rug behind the
basement gate last night. To-day there will
be a further consultation On lawful measures
to disposseSS the family
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Fired AT by a German Sentry.

Ep1NAL, June 3O.-Two French inhabitants
OF Cobroy near the frontier. were fred upon
by . German sentry. They wore gathering
flrewood In forest on the frontier and crossed
into German territory. The sentry challenged
made no reply no fred. wounding one OF Thorn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
The Aueloaernan Agreement.

LONDON, June 30.-Sir F.. B. Malet. the Eng
lish Ambassador in Berlin, has presented to
the German Government a note with reference
to the Anglo German agreement. Count Won
Hatzfeldt. the German Am bassador In London,
has presented a similar note to the English
Government. 1t Is expected that the agree
mont will be signed TO- morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
The striEInr stemmer..

About thirty Of tho 200 striking stsmmers WHO Wero
employed in tho LoriIard tobacco factory in Jersey
city returned to work yesterday At tho old fcals OF
wages The other strikers he'd meeting at Turn Hall
aud appointed a committee to call on the firm and 'ry
10 seizure the increase dsmanicd The committee
called OH Superintendent ked and reported back that
tho ntsndont had refused TO accedo 20 tho de-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
D,uuer to Edmund j. Curry.

A dinner was rendered at tho Hoffman House last
evening to Edmund j. Curry, who has been President
OF the Homo Rule Club for tho past two years There
were present: judge David MoAdAn. the Hon I'd.
ward L. hieehy, tho Rev John A Hurley, James =.
Coleman Major Edward Duffy. James HAReriy VIII
liam n Penny, Jacob RUPERT and otheTs Speeches
were made by Judge James fitzgerald. lanes r. FAR
rsIi, Cen. James Il. o'Berne, and Mr. Curry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
MasuIheenco AhORt This 10 what tho
sandy Hook Steamers Oner Travellers
to tho BeaHhoTe.

ROAD Of New ysrssy sandy lbook. Monmouth and 81
daily atI3o Ttl6, 300 li:oo A. NJ" o. Y,t5, $50,
and h 80 p. II. sundays, aisg A. NJ and 90 7, N;
Friday July wil Insure eomtoEt sHd S4yuE q tine
Beach seIbriIht, Monmouth Beach. Long Branch, AZ:
bury Park, oeeAn Grove; sphnE LA1S Sea GirL ana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
A D.ne,t In tho Congo State Budget.

LONDON. July Ia despatch from Brussels
to the Times says: Tho Ministry proposes
that tho Chamber OF Representatives vote
credits to assist the Government Of the Congo
States"
felt OF eco, 600 aud 1t is improbable that thore
will DO a surplus in the Treasury for several
years to come"
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At tho Pastsur Institute.

The little daughter OF F, Caslin of 4sI West Forty
second street who was bitten by her pet dog week
ago was received at the PAsteur Institute yesterday
and received All incubation. Another patient was tho
engineer OF q North River boat who while trying to
rescue = dog from drowning was bitten on the arm.
Neither case isssriols Inc we've yrsroIa boy Whom
symptoms Of hydrophobiA WAS better Yesterday, and
1T Gibier feels very hopeful Of his Twenty
persons are undergoing treatment sixty patents
In all have been treated AZ the institute mAlory bs
and The incubation has been only a precautionary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
After w. w. Dudley,s Testimony.

Judge O'Gorman of the Superior Court ordered q
commission yesterday TO examine W. ". Dudley at
Washington in the suit Of Talmadge 4 Martin against
Phineas q Lounsbur Ms Treasurer of the Republican
League, for Sl2.Ooi printing bill The c9mmi1lon Is
10 Joseph y. Gray of Warrington Co, Dudley II rK.
pectOd throw light evidence given before Referee
kaeKeusT by Al paggett
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NEW HAVEN June so-An attempt was made by moon.
light tonight to launch tho fourmasied schooner
william Nicely from tho ways in llAnscom's yard In
Fair Haven. Three thousand people were present The
schooner aid about fourths into the water whom
her stern stuck tho mud, and there she remainh
Her position Is such that bad strain for the vessel Is
inevitahe. Tomorrow an attempt will be made with
tuKs to pull her into tho chaune and II this falls divers
will be sent down 10 dig around tho embedded stern OF
1 hev
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
A Russian View OF Prince Ferdinand.

ST. PETERSBURG, Juno 30.-The Journal do
81. Petersburg says Prince Ferdinand's abb
sence from Bulgaria at the time OF the execu-
ton OF Major PONTIAC proves that he neither
reigus nor governs. Prime Minister Stambul.
OF, the Journal says, is both ruler md regent.
and his method Of governing Is By terrorism.
His rule will be only transient
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01

ROME. June 30.-Prime Minister Crispi has
written letter to Chancellor Won Caprlvi
thanking him for the remarks made during
the debate in the Iechstag on the Army bill.
regarding the alliance between Italy and Ger
many.
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THE HAGUE, juno 30.-The Government has
introduced bill in Parliament proposing con-
scriptlon for eight years for the army and six
years for tho navy, to be followed by five years
fixed at lii, 900 mon and the navy war footing
at 800. Theological students and ecclesiastS
ara
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PARIS, June 9n-Le Petit Journal reports that
several cases OF cholera. one OF which has re-
suited fatally, have occurred in tho city OF Mar.
bonnie. In the Department OF Aude
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
Gladstone on ThrowIng Away Votes.

LONDON, June 3O.-Mr. Gladstone has written
a letter in which he says he believes that the
Barrow contest lies between Mr.. Wainwright
tho Conservative candidate. and Mr.. Duncan.
the Liberal candidate. He. therefore, advises
the electors TO support Mr.. Duncan. as votes
given for Mr.. Game will only assist the Tories.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01

Peter HofGRes who lives over his saloon at l6 Third
Avenue saw a man climbing over the back fence at
A. NJ. yesterday. The man dropped into tic area and
concealed himself Peter told hs mother to watch for
the intruder appearance Then Peter went out into
the street and nfOd pistol several times When PO'
cepIn BennIE rsaehsd he h0uss t6s cellar door MAS
mas was pulled out He James Flanagan. and said
he had gone into the cellar to sleep He had torn his
iSR In climbing the fence and an ambulance surgeon
from Bellevue dressed The wound. In the YoTkVilS
Court he was held In u $50 for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
Ewperor W,ll,nn,a .Jouruey.

ELsIEoRE. juno 90.-Emperor William took
his departure for ChristianiA this morning.
His Majesty was accompanied to tho wharf By
King Christian and tho princes OF the royal
family who there babe him farewell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01

From In.
opulent PGter-You will excuse my saying IL but
understand ySu absolutely without means Of your
own, - .,, 4,
WSSid aSt tSint Of 1IElnE yoI Tor your daughter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
Damn DIGma Defeated

ROME June SO.-The I}Tl,:na says that 0s
man Dgma led tho dervishes who were de-
leated BY tho Italian allies at Keren.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
1Ta,or Pan,tza.s Confession.

SOFIA. June 80-Before his execution Major
Panitza confessed that he had acquired certain
property By means OF forgery. and he or pressed
desire that 1t be restored the rightful owners.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
An AmerIean FIeeeed Out Of Sc. 900.

LONDON. June go. Alexander Miller, an ON.
cial Of the State Asylum Mt Denver Col, was
noeced out of G400 while at Bradford He 70.
poried his loss 10 tho United states Consul. but
said that he did not know where or how he had
bgeu robbed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
The Empress of Germany at sassr

BERLIN. June 90.-Ths Empress and her sons
arrived ut Sassnitz to-day aId were received
with great rejoicinRs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01

LONDON. July lit Ia said that Lord Sails
bury declines the honor OF u dukedom for hi
services In bringing about the Anglo-GermaI
agreement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-01
Tho Auu.sIavery Conference Act sIaned.

BRUSSELS. June 3O.-'The general act OF the
Anti Slavery Conference. which has been In
session here for some lime. was signed to-day.