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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

, Dur ing the excited controversy tho Emperor
with neither side, On, the OCCASION Of Of his
presence at Biarrtz. Mgr. de Salinis Arch
bishop Of Auch and n. dc hess6guier a for
violent and arbitrary measures set on foot ut
Lourdes by Baron Massy. The Emperor.
tions iron, divers quarters on the same subject
cloud of dlsplonsnro was visible in his eyes
at the complaint laid before him; ana ho imlne-
dlately 'enta Telegram to tho Project ut Tar
Dos, ordering him to repeal at once tho pro-
hibitlon then brin; enforced in regard to tho
psctGd. upset Baron Massy SI amost s as " c"M
Gletsly as i he had been struck by the electric
bmid Used for its s,ion 10 took upon
days. horlnG tho Emperor would change
Rutland Rs 4d sS Sf hts nnen n% win and D not M
fss%' M9f Ts' SnI c SS;yS I tfs Il.
onnT of h G hg nsG
ssiiEGn posts, would save him from the NOR
, was @ Ginf any M bHt R that he
Lourdes issued "A proclamation informing the
townspeolle that the measures Of restriction
to the removal Of tho wooden tlxturcs which
were carted awaythat night. The Project and
lncomet were removed. the former to tir"no-
pie anu INC latter to employment elsewhere.
TIE RESULT.
J., The archiepiscopal commission came to
Lonrdcs on Nov. II and took up their work Of
inguihry into l facts hernadette was in nowse
ecclesiastics, who formally interrosatsd her.
TO whom she replied with directn"ss. Der.
feet modesty. and compnsure. All other Wit
about that which either they knew OF ti,nir own
knowledgoor had seen. The extraurdinary
Were divided into three categories. mo ilr,t
comprised six. which, although worry astound-
Ing, might possibly te attributed to tho opera
nine. about which the commission were IN
cllned to admit the existence Of Supernatural
al Of
cases having. evidently and undeniabiy.
three years the Eishon; having satisfied linn
amined other conhrmatory testimony. pub.
lishei u formal lnandament under datc II
Jan. -. 1852. 10y which he gave his Judgment
humhly submitted to that OF the Sovereign
PontiT that the Blessed Virgin had appeared
eighteen times in tho grotto to Bernadette.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
IN INTERESTING OLD HOUSE.
Relics OF the Past. Including n Painting OF
Queer Composition.

Among the old houses on Long Island none
is more interesting than tho Woody HON estead
at Lakeville. near Success Pond. Through sue
cessive inheritances during the last 200 years
it has become the property OF Alexander Ham.
ilton Woody. who answers to tho description OF
the distinguished statesman for whom he was
named. OF the many valued treasures Of tho
past none is more proudly shown than
framed letter written by Alexander Hamilton
in reiercneo to the right Of fcrriage between
courtly old gentleman. who is enthusiastic
oyer the hniro9ms which yrreepresent SO much
Shows nm old gun that was USED By nnee s.
tor. Thomas Woody. who was a British officer,
lis II Is moro shapely than many of the gunsd
In a pleasant. windowed. northwest room
overlooking tho road. whore several British
any wardrobe with brass knobs and holdings.
In q quaint old chimney closet are specimens
old gin sE glass odd dasGn and a
SIZE: In tho old wardrobe. receptacle now
h fn 2 tHS last are large
each; large pewter platters of graduated sizes
on which werc served the big rpasts. and horn
spoon for kitchen use. but having whistles In
tho ends of their long handles.
clock, one Of those awe-inspiring time record
ers mover to DO overlook cd or ignored. On the
besn
looks old. but its two sides are sinGularly
matched. The possible explanation Is that
somewhere in the past was Il mischievous,
sacrileE9ns waG. with artistic tendencies and
sympathics that wero moro with tho modern
than ancient times. for tho scene which was
intended evidently for Jacob. and E"brr.s
history. with nm orthodox Jacob in sh"rheris
dress, with sheep behind him. The vol i-!ks
the Old representa- ions but bcsid" IT, facing
the Jacob of tradition. is l.ch"cr; % the Wat.
teau period. attired as Marie Autuiu"itr If pic.
tured while masquerading Mt IL" II"non. A.
Among tho many owners Of the !,pu-o. the
names changing through dua'i7 ard mar;
own"r James Cornwall W." sol ,o sami
TrcdwelI. Tho foundatioi- ~ tu' h.a'Y
wcre laid before tho Revu'u'.arnrr war M
fora larger house than WA l'I' a. mt. ~
was the only house betwcru ur,a' Nrrh nnd
Jericho that was not robh"i Is "a" w'a.enoht
men. and the women folk of that tim" boosted
that while the British Officers we're chartered
there they had no fear Of marauGeEs oil any
sort.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

and announced his intention TO build near tho
grotto church on land which. ns well as tho
former and all the Massabielle rocks. had
been bought by him.
THE STATUE
M. Fabisch. n distinguished sculptor OF
LYONS, undertook an order from two ladies OF
fhnt CITY for lifc-siZc statue OF tarrara
marble Of the Blessed Virgin. int ended for tho
niche in tho grotto;;. Ho came 70 LomrdcSS TO
his demonstrations to get from an ignorant peas
ant Girl anything beyond a, commonInco
description. which could be OF no use to MN
pression, but his soicitude Disappeared soon
after he had asked her a few questions. Ne
ment and pose of tho Virgin. when she said,
II am the immaculate Conception Ihc CIR,
assumed pose. describing winch altefWafu
Eabisch wrote as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29

DO PWSlUgh DjJIth.
HourG CIR. Ia-. May ~. A nov way Of rail-
rundirs Ad.., started In this section. ia H.
SONY H. W1ll country tswn about tn
Mi" com .... and has no railroad. An en-
tcriri .ng u.D%r from near that point, whl
UWlis 10 t"rD ~. i ita'ti ~ zine. has started
II tiaiu for tU" uprIosu Il hauling freight -
aud lrup tllt place. lie leaves in ia" 'r''
noon ,.ul iuaarS the return trip in tho an "
noon. The Nr~t trlp WAS made yesterday, anl
the chances ara tho traffic will be heavy over
his limo all summer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-05-29
THE MIRACLES AT LOURDES.
4 FAITHFUL CATHOLIC MARIA TIVE OF,
THE APPEARANCES.

In . Grotto That Was n Place or Refuge
for Lnborers During showers "a Beauti.
full Figure Was Seen by . Peasant Girl
Her story Was Not Believed Mt First,
She Prayed at the Entrnnce-Startinr n
Stream That Has Flowed Ever since
Wonderful Cures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from All Parts OF the vvorid-Thorough
Investigations which Prove tho Reality
of the Miracles NNItnessed There.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Goettr O's4tene ,.,,O someneaS.

y Den l1nteri9ieo spii6en ben Berg
mannsptrren in Soabo unb ben Gcrnidez
lungen 81 0omelteaO in Bennlpluanleu
itelt Elm bofconieruatipes 8latt nie Die
rytep yOrter Staatsatg." duBerlt ~treffenO
tDlgenoermaBen felt:
Die b~luti8en 8orfdue lit ben Occur
o'Nlene Ser9DerfeH lteben in srellem Cons
trait 81 Den 8orgdn9en in 6omelteao.
M0breno Die pennipipaniidsn @tlenarbeiter
oaS @igentbum iDrer 4rbettSeber Ei1t nur
9elhonl, lonoern 9eidIbt baben unb erit SIT
1battrdTtlgem Ntoeritano griffen, alS man
tbnell etne 8anOe be~lpafneter StroIhe iiber
ben 6als 3u lhiden Derlu6te, lid jeBt aud
Der Staatsgepalt beugen nno Die WttliS mil
pftenen Qruell empfangelt, lebnen Die Sergz
Ieute in SoGbO it9 gegea Die 8unoesgertbte
drf, ldteBen anoere Nrbeiter nieoer ulo
DerHidten Die Gtablillemcnts Der Berg
tpertsbeitber. WGbreno Die @rlteren it'd
our6 Die bon tbnen betuieleue WtGBlgung Die
SpnlpatDie Der Ofentli6en Wietnung err
tporbel baben, t0Hnen Die SeBteren nod
tDrem SorSeben auf iOI6eS pmpatbien ni6t
reGnen.
vOer 10 iaarf berportretenbe @esenlas
tpIro I'M 0e9entbeil nidt tpeHtg oa3u beiz
tra9en, Dab oas Gerbalten Der 0lrbetter bon
6on1elteao in nod b0bsrem @raoe geplr>
Otat peroen ,pirb, ais es bisber Der Sal gez
tDelerl 1T"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
9aS G6emTAL ab9etbatt.

g8te bas &abel meLbet, lit geltern Mtorz
gen oas ungefabr 9rOBte S6eulal oes neu1z
sebtten Sabrbunoerts, Der ptelfade Gdubz
mOrosr, @rabl6Gnoer uno Q%DnalntteridE
&aoa6ol, our6 bic @uiQottne I'M etnen
Sopf fir5er gema6t tpDrDen, troB oer
0rablereien Der gar:ler Qnardtiten, Dab ite
1eine 9tnrl6tIng gu Derbtn0ern tptl1en
miroen.
Isle niele Wfor6e 9fapa9oI auf benz Sc
piiien bate, tpeI6es er fretlt1 allen Nn>
idein mad niht belaB, tpetB man nt6t.
@r ielbit iou ftp 8etannten eeeeniber 9e>
rI6mt baben, iopiele mie ginger an ben
04nperl, uno loa Die 0offnun9 ausgelproz
den baben, bas OuBeno baIb boil gu
MAIDEN. l1eberflbrt tuurOe ct oreier WiOrs
be, 3unGblt bes 9taubmoros ar einem
btnfGaigen, neunstgiGbrigen Gremiten in
@bambles, Der our9 8erfauf rcltgi0ier
8il0er, GolenfrGnae uno 0er9Lei6en uno
6ur6 8ettel einen S6aB bon ungefGbr
$500 angebduft bate, uno ben ct in ieiner
e%inlanlen 0itte ertplrgte. ST bate, als er
ben Wtoro beging, MIR 6as Dorgesunoene
@olo an iih geuommen, fehrte aber nit
GROCER Sre6bett stDei Sage lpdter in einem
Wagen tpteoer, I'M Den in Stlber uno
&upfer beltebenben Gelt Der 8aari9aft su
bolen. ST murbe Stpar perbaftet, aber
brah l6on in Der n6Gften gta6t aus Dem
@efdngniB aus uno ftel Der 8oli3et crit
mieoer mad ben befannten ODnamit7 @ttens
taten in Yaris in Die 9dnoe. Die 2mtlbenz
seit bon ledS Wo0en bate er nit me6reren
Wiitl6uloi8en sur @rn1oroung sueier einz
Jam tppbnenoen alien Trauen, Wtutter uno
So6ter, Observation-Disclosures in
ct. @tienne, beniiBt. NuBeroem bat ct,
mie siemli6 fiber tit, ba er ii6 befien leIbit
geriibmt bat, i'm SABRE 1886 in Der 0fGbe
bon ct. @tienne et1en tpobIbaben0en alien
Sammler, nebit be1ien alter Oeagb, auf
b06it brutale Weiie ermorbet, uno auf Dem
&ir6bof bon ct. Seanz8 onnefouos BET
81. Gttenne Die @rItt unb ben Sara Der
8arontn bon GohetatQe ecbrp6en, ba er
geb0rt bate, bieielbe let NIT mertbnouem
@ei6meiee beieelebt Doroen.
gBie man net6, murDe Gabadol tpegen
leiner ODnamits S6anotbaten, burO nel6e
er ben NnarhiSmuS in Die Hrarts iiberz
ieben tpoute, in SoIge Der Ssi9beit Der SurD
nur su spanaigfdbrtger 3u6t6ausftrafe
perurtbeilt. SIS lit etn Sroit, oaB bel Dem
groceB tnegen Der 5terit augeflbrten bret
W1orOe Elm lol6er gSabrlpru6 nt6t mD9z
LID mar. benin lonit bGtte ptelei6t aud baz
BEL Die Sur1t Der @ei6morenen einen Gbn>
li6en olftlrt.
Sntereiia1t tDirb es iein, 3u erfabrer, Cd
Die unterlubung, tpelhe ameifelSo0ne nit
benz acknowledgement SaIpte pes S6euialS
porgenDmmen perben miro, irgeno pelde
abnorme 8iloungen oes @ebtrns 3u Sage
fDroert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
S6wEre Wie0erI4ae fur Ole SASen=
FREEZER.

@egen Die seSuoen gu Banter i'm preuBiz
i6en 9te9terungsbeatrt OI1ieloorf murDe
betalntlth im DDrtgen Sabre Die 9reuli6e
Sel6ulotgun9 erboben, oaB tie all Dem gez
ipaltlalneI Sooe zines oDrtigen Gbrllte1z
fnaben l6ulb leien uno Dab ibr S6G6ter
BulG0ff ben Wtoro az ritueleu 3peGen
Deriibt babe. Sn alien anttlemittiden Blat>
tern murbe 0aun Die iheuBli6e alte 9lae
iDteoergetdut, oaB Die SSuoen BON NltersEer
utlo bus in DIE SeBt5eit @%briitentinoer
lGla@teten, I'm oeren Slut anstDrem Yai>
labfe1te 5u D%ertpenoen.
Sn 3anten ielbit ea6 IS cine SuoenbeBe.
Ser 9erannte Sha6ter murOe perbaitet,
aDer balO mieber treiselaiien. Spdter
leoo6 iparD uuf oaS nilnmermiioe Wepebe
Der Suoentetnoe bin Das gert6tlt6e Ser
tabren gegen i'm Dteoer auf9enontlnen. @r
itano in ben lesten Sagen por benz S0tpurz
gtrl6te I'll Sleue. 0o1 Die 8erbanolunz
gen ergabet auf's &larlte, oaB jener @bri=
%ltentnabe feinesnegs Das Opter zines rituz
ellen Wtorocs getpor0en lit ulo oab Der
Shdhter teinerlet S6ulD III lsinenl Tooe
trdgt.
Ser Wtann lit ioebeu, tpie bus &abel mels
bet, ebrenuoI tret9eiproben moroen.
Wtro nun enDlth lene l0Gnoli6e, audi
bon 1rtItltden Nori6ern ldngit ours
trGttl91te Dtoerlegle &ige gegen Die Suoen
aus Ger Welt perlAminben? Wtr liir1s
ten: 9tstn. 9enn Die BoSbeit Der drgeren
ur1ter oen SuOenperfolgern 1T unausrottbar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

Oils General Grant I'M 6erblt 1863 su
Chattanooga Die gOrbereltunsen gu lstnem
9Iau5enben Nngriffe ouf oas 8raag1be
Jtebelenbeer traf, lpeiste er zines Cages
nit Sfi3ieren Deri6ieOenen Han9es 5I
W1ittag. gtebet ibn fam 5ufGatG Der oeutlbe
Otaior Grnlt -. Gimme aus gSlscon@
tin su iiben, Der in elmer Der S6ladten ben
re6ten Nrm u~erlpren bate, dber, erit nOtbz
Diirftig gebeilt, in ben Selootenlt 3urudges
febrt mar. Oils Der beriibmte Sleger BON
8idsburg lab, ME IS nit letnem Sil6nadz
bar ftan6, i6nitt CT oieienl %etgenbGnbig oas
SSleilh uuo anoere Speiien auf Dem Seller
lurebt ilnb tr0itete ihn itber ben Nrmperz
luft, Der ibn niht hinoern tDeroe, nab benz
Gricae nod elm niibli6es uno alldli6es
biirgerlibes Geben 81 flbren.
Sn Der Gbat crrang it'd = bas lit nun
iener &rie9sanefoOte beiSufIgen - oer einz
arutige &riegs6elo ipGter rpieoer cine bOhit
ebrcnpolIe Steuung; unb Die republita>
nllde Yartet gSlsconitn's, bdmals nod Die
%ireiiinntge Bartei zines Glsf, nid)t Die
beutlhentetnoll6e zines 6oaro, tpGblte ibn
flebrmals sum Enthusiastically bon gSisconz
TIN. 9SIe tets. 10 belpdbrte it6 Gimme
aud IN oteler SteIung ais leDr fG6iger
nno bohebren6after Wtann.
Goenlo gut miro CT oaS inn jeBt uberz
trageue mthtige Buncesamt perleben, III
tpeldem er Die Sinan3en Des ousmdrtigen
2)len1tes Der Ser. Staaten, lDDle oes
Btnnenlteueroienltes, 0eS Yuteutantes u.
|. 10. gu priifen bat.
Sas tit Der voeutlde Siuterpdlbler"
bon Dem oaS Salttmorer Slatt nldts petB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Ser Smeu Glefs
trti0e @Wrtel
MebT 3mbeb1r
@atrirt 9lfAte, Gbromti6e
NttO NerDett=& tanfbettett
S~EsAs.
Obne Oen @ebra1t0 UOtt
9rO9uett O0er
@eOtsimett.
aptienidbaftliD att boQfotttemiten fottitrtttrte
tt1to prattti6ite Glettriid)e @itrtel Der @Se1t.
Sic Mnuen0ung Deg 9r. Smen eIeftrti6en @IrteLS unO Der eleftrHben
SmOblen uOr3igH9 gegen Hbennatismns.

gBtt Sona, 3 October 1891.
Sic Smen electric Self & Mppance Co.
gerhr Srr ST. Swn-Sbem g8unibe semdB min ib Sbnen mtheuen mas
Sbr @ethiber @urhI on mir 9tbon Bot @sif Rt elm Sar surnd, DAP i'd anfng 10
ibr an Sbeumotsmns N eioen, bb b nbt mebr i'm Stanbe mar at arbeheh. anfun9s
5o9 es INNER bon etnem @ub gum anbgn Bis es fb enOi6 I'M Itnfen Sme ff iebt,
bB baHebe ganS ff muroe gahoem tb 29Rpnme nit etem brIbmen Nr5t 9s
bofDu bate par min Snfanb ni6t hHer, as 5uDor
So Lief i'd mir @nOe Sebruar ouf NnraRn metner Srunbe enen bwreIetrr6en
@ureI &c., 4 f6den, trs i'm mad GorNbrft ub fIbte audi bb Die wobHbuenbe gsms
flung. Sd fonue better ibmfen, us ben 9unaen @tter pOrbr. SD tms ben @GrtI
ege Gfonat, bis i'd ui@r arbetsfdb9 mar; as tb ann9, in at haget mar mn 3us
fab 10 eGeno, oB i'd Dor @6merenm Der Sruf nhbt mbr nifn fonnt nnb faftnaaen
@Gebern G6neren bate. Sd tonn jest t69H6 arMhG, unO TRACE menen eletrf6en
@Hrhl MOD 2-5 aat Die gsObe. N6 kue Sbnen nit, oaB H3 70 ueI @9meren III
ben SIBen Bate, umo babur9 bewOsen wurbe Sbe eefhi6en SniObIen fOnmen 81
IaHen; bti1ben baben mir ier quite 9nnfe 9egen bte SuB9mr5en sdbam. gSenn
Sic wouen f6nnn Sic o@s oer0fentiden, 5nm Soften auer 1euenpen geihneni9en/
SD DrbLibe I9tum9soOu Sr
&if Narti
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18

DffentIi6e StraBen bur6 ben Triebbof gu
3ie6en. Die 9eutl6en Balblr1gtons
tpanbten itb oarauf al YrdItoent @lepe>
LAMB. gtadoem er nit g%etpobnter Sor9I
falt Die 8el6meroe geprift bate, Derodrnl1te
er na6oriiGli6 oas @ebabren ieneS trle9e>
ridden 8estrfsregentet, Wtalor Huolofp,
ols eine vmilitGrti9e l1eberbebung," that
Den @epaltsmaBregeln oellelben G!hgal1
uno iorate oafilr, Oaf Der WtaIor PIE Sez
3irfscommtiiGrsiteue nieoerle9e1 mubte.
SeBt iu6t berielbe Spefulantens uJttn9-
leinen j3mef mtttelit zines G~onersBgeleges
gu errel6en. lln0 letoer erntebrtgt 1t0 loS
qar Elm Staatsmar1 tpie Senator SHERMAN
gu einem 8erfseuge oieies &inaes, tpdbreno
i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 0emotrat t0earO
bon Miiiouri, Elm iehr tletner l1noltder
Staatsmann, oerarti5e 9ienlte @letltet.
yiah Der Gtu bieier 0erren lol Elm grocer
She'll oes 9rieobofs, auf tDel6em 10 Dlele
brape Oeutl6e, srm She'll unter lhOnel
unD mertbUouen Wraboenfmalcrn, ruben,
Inn eiuen tpabren 5pottprets eIpropTtIrt
merben, bdn1it bur6 ibn StraBeil 9s3e9en
iperOen fDnnen. tpelhe ben QSertD pom
Grunoeigentbum. nit peldem 1ene Spetuz
Ianten lire Spefulattonen trelben, erbDDe1
lolen.
@egen niGtzbeuti9e SrieobDfe mar man
rilfii6tspouer: man 5og StraBen III elner
8iegu1g II nj iie, itatt our6 tie; ia btelelbe
9tudii6t eruteS man logar Dem BeiiBtbun
elmer ein;eLnen YriDatperlon, Der Mtttpe
oes Generals uno Senators Sobn q. 0ogan.
Dieie portrelfliGe Dame u1o Das NnDenfen
an ibrcn tapferer @atten Derole1en getplB
Seriifiihtigung. 9o6 mtnoeitens ebenlo
nieI 0tiidiidt lit man Oenn bod Der ebenlo
adtuugsnertben oeutihen 8eDDlferurg
Baibington'S i6ulolg.
ODh ibr mill Die bela9te Bill Die Eubes
ftdtte Der 3obten, Die einen @runobeitB1
tDertb bon mebr als 500, 600 bat, gum
8OrtbeiI eintger 2anolpetulanten UNI bas
Simm6en BON $4,000 (!D megnebmen.
Ser unDerpiltli6e 2outS S6aoe bat
aber 81 ieinem betpdbrten Wfittel 9egriften,
our6 oas CT l6on 10 manhes unre6t in
@aibingtOn p~erbtnberte ooer mieoer gut
ma6te. Ct bat ieoem GongreBmitglieoe
cine binotge uno flare 0arlegung Der
Srieobofsan9elesenbeit auf's Bult gelegt;
unb nit leiner 0ilfe piro es boftentIi6
ben 0euti6en @aibtn9ton's seIingen, ibr
guteS Ge6t our6 Die gtattonalgeleBgebung
ebenio 81 luabren, mie IS emit bur1 Yrdlts
bent GlenelduD 9etpahrt moroen lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
Semtf@e Trteobnfsn0tDem BET Der
SttU0cSbauptita0t.

80r einigen Sabren tpuroe al porliegenz
Der SteIe bel9rlebeH, iDie gieriee Ganoipe5
fuIanten ir Waibington ii1 6es 5auptz
frieobOfes Der oortt9eu oeutlhen 8ep0lfez
rung, pYrOipect STU @emeterp," gu be-
md6ti9en iu6tet, rDie aber Der bamaliae
Yrdlioent GleuelanO ben guihlag au ntdDle
madte.
@tner Der Orei @ommiIiGre uOer 9aeaenten
bes BunoesbeSirts; uno srpar Der mili.d>
ride (etn @euiesO ifi5ier muB ia nab benz
be3IaIIden 8unoesgeleBe DtltglieO Der
Oreiere Gommiilion ieun.) bate IT'D Oanlals
nit brutaler gYtQtilrgeDalt gum Seiten Der
Spefuldnten bereiTs zines SbeiIeS oes Srieoz
9oEes belndcbtlIt uuo um3Gnnunaen uno
Diele S0WtIe oaieloF 1Guel laiicn. UNI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-07-18
3nIano.

Sin TreunO unieres 8lattes, Der fein
Steal State >Ngent lit, 6err 8eter 9abr,
idreibt uns aus &eoiauqua in Tan 8uren
@cuntD in Soma: vOies 1T elm StaOthe1
nit 400 @luwobnern; IS bat etne Gtleilz
babn, Die Gticaeo, Ytod SSlano & Yaciftc,
uno eS lit Die Jteoe oapon, tie na6 ct. Souls
tpeiter gu bauen. Der Srt iit stpar l6oH
ait, bat aber niht Die nDtbiae Nufmerfiams
felt ieitenS Der oeutiden 6anomerfer ge=
fuuoen. llno bod f0nnten bier etn oeut1
iher S6mteo nit etpas &apital, Elm gutter
beuti6er Shubmaher, Shnetoer uno
8Gder ein lpbnenbes @elddIt %finocn. Nu6
sur aapttals9[nlage finbet iib bier @elegens
belt; Denn &oblen ltieGen an betoen Selten
oeS Sluiies in etner IRd@tigtit BON 30 big
48 3ou uno nur 20 bis 80 Sub unter Der
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24
TUE SECOND MEEK.
A Good Crowd and an Excellent Card m,
Rennin= To-day.

Today's crowd at the Benniag meeting was
strictly in accord with the splendid weather
and the excellent card. Tho intield and the
grand stand was well filed. while the many
doubtful events caused the bookmakers TO do
rushing business.
The following horses were scratched: Sirocco
and Jaeqneline in the first. Bertha r. iIly and
Middleton in the second. LowlAnder. Micheal
and hckpockei in the third and l.yceum, Lake
view. Plenty. Hands OF and Osiris in the fifth
The betting and jockeys in the first race were;
Iormsntor (simmsl. 81 and 4: Lizzie I.amlpl,
y and ;; Rosa II lDoggcttl. Is 90 S and 4;
White Rose lMiegleyl, 6 and p Capt. Wagner
tavlor'. 5 and 20 3: Maid Of Athens fox),
200 and 90; Lizetta Blake. 2 and 4 20 S; Nc
NormleA lRodgcrs) 100 and 25: Heel and Toe
geiding (Crawiordl. 100 and %. The Sorccress
LarrliyN. 20 and 20: Belle u Rufell). 100 and
20 Coiiondale ~. Lamlcyl, 20 and G.
LizErrA WINS THE FIRST RACE
The first race. five furlongs. was won by
Lizzetta. Iormentor second and Mccormick
third. Time. los.
The second race. five and ~ half furloncs,
was won by Orphan tMidgely }. 5 to 1; Mar-hall
(DogCettl, 10 ) and l 60 3, second. and Hiram
ID lAmleyl, II 10 3. third. Time. LOST.
lhe third race, one and one-sixtcenth miles,
was won by Mary Stone. Cleaning second and
Count third Time. L46sI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-24
BACK FROM CHICAGO,
Return of the Judicial and Diplomatic Ex.
cursiOntste

Return of the Judicial and Diplomatic Ex.
cursionists.
The members Of the diplomatic corps and of
the Supreme Court returned by the Pennsylya-
mia road from the Columbus celebration last
night. The cabinet. except Attorney General
Miller, who returned with the Supreme Court
delayed their departure from Chicago until last
night. All the party speak with great enthu-
siasm Of their entire trip. They declared
themselves astonished and deeply impressed
by the magniAcence OF the plan Of oxposi-
ton. To and from Chicago their journey
was made under the best possible condi-
tons with every luxury known to mod
ern railroad travel, and their entertainment
in Chicago was all that hospitality could make
it. Upon reaching Chicago Wednesday last
Baron Fava, the Italian minister, learned that
1t was the intention OF the government Of the
United States to give the italian and Spanish
flags national snlute OH the morning Of the
2lst. the day celebrated as the anniversary Of
the landing Of Columbus. He at once COM
municated the intelligence to his gov
ernment, intimating at the same time
that it would be graceful acknowledgment of
the courtesy to reciprocate. Just before leay-
ing Chicago the baron received a telegram from
Marquis Brin italian minister Of foreign At
fairs, reading: "At Spezia yesterday (the 2lst)
the American flag was saluted with twenty-one
guns
En- route to Washington Baron Fava officially
notified Second Assistant Secretary of State
Adee Of the receipt Of the telegram and gave
him o copy Of it.