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The sun., 1893-12-24
TIM HAS cor THE JOE ron rom.
The Gsnesyoort Market Re.taurateur CO.
Ing TO the Custom House.

The qrneuvoort Market Restaurat eur Co
Ing TO the Custom House.
The Hon. Timothy Justlnlan Campbell was
at the Custom House yesterday. He had Just
come from Washington. where he had had pri-
vate conversations with President Cleveland.
Secretary Carlisle Assistant Secretary Hamlin.
Prof Wilson. Senator German. and everybody
else. Mr Campbell had long talk with Col
lector Kilbreth about the restaurant privilege
in the Custom House. 1t turhs out that the
east side Congressman wants the place for his
brother Thomas, and that Collector Kilbreth
and all the other great men have decided that
Thomas shall have IL.
There Is no civil service reform about this
restaurant business. The restaurant Is a
little place on the ground floor OF the gloomy
building on the Wall street eide. 1t Is so dark
thnt gasltRht must he used on the brightest
day in summer. 1t is so damp that Goals are
necessary on the hottest day in August. With
Is grand dive made for the privilege. A
number OF the clerks eat there and good
many in times past have used the slate. But
there must be some profit In 1t for the reason
,,ssstaurateur Of the u Custom House.
said that the Washington authHrties
have given orders to fix up tho place hetter
The Congressman went through the restaurant
yesterday afternoon and pointed out where
that dab o, paint here and there and ceru-
lean blue ceiling would make the place look
like ladies' boudoir. All Of which will be done
hy the Washington authorities for the Hon.
ent. or recently. Of Gansevoort Market will
run the shop.
The sun., 1893-12-24
A Receiver for the Firm OF M. v....- a Co,

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Doc 23-At Judge Barnard's
special term this morning Mr.. o. II. Booth. the
senior surviving member OF tho frm OF N.
Vassar q Co.. through his counsel. Frank B.
Lown. applied for the appointment OF a re-
celver Of the firm OF NJ. Yassar & Co. which
has been in existence over half Q century.
Since the death Of Matthew Ysssar. the founder
OF Vassar College. who was the head OF the
jority OF the property and effects OF the com-
pany. The motion for receivership
tSs Ta. tbs hss'epsd aedDsrty ty a. suit to part!
tuted by the heirs of James Yassar Har-
bottle, who had an interest In hepropsrty. and
who died In January last
The court appointed Mr.. Booth receiver OF
the nrm. MT. Booth said that the personal
property OF the firm did not exceed 81, 900 10
value. The real estate. comprising the brew
cry property. Is valued at S5UO.OOU.
The sun., 1893-12-24
DENOUNCED JUsr1cr rt1zsrmoyA
Lawyer sehsu,pnir Ordered Ont - Court by
Justice NswburEer.


Justice Newbnruer.
Henry Ahrens was member Of the Krlsger.
bund. an Organization composed OF officers
and soldiers OF the German army living In
this city. The rules OF the organization give
member the right to dispose Of S40O to any
person he mar choose. upon his death. under
= written agreement
Ahrens assigned the money to his FIRST wife,
Dora but she died IN Chicago several years
ago. He married again. and died before he
changed the written nssignmen Mt to his second
wife. On his deathbed he told her. after
giving her the book OF the order, that
she was entitled to the money and to
make n demand for It as soon ms he
was buried. She did this. hut payment
was refused because OF tho written assign
ment to the first wife. Suit was brought to re-
cover the money: and pending the litigation
the order placed the money in the custody OF
the court. Two creditors Ut Ahrens, who said
they had written assignment from him for
the $500. then sued the widow to recover the
Court, before Justice Fltzsimons Justice
Alfred Steckler appeared in their behalf and
lawyer G. J. Schampain represented the
widow. On the trial the written assignment.
cry, was allowed in evidence against his pro-
test. aud the Court awarded judgment against
the widow.
,Charles. stecSler moved yesterday before
out ot court and -paid to his clients upon the
Judgment. This MIR Schampain strsnuously
opposed. and he started in to attack the action
OF Justice Fitzslmons and to denounce him.
clared that he would not listen to any refec-
tions upon his associate. Mr. SchAmpain cou-
tinued to abuse Justice Fitzsimons until he
burger.
The sun., 1893-12-24
THE CHARITY BALL.
Mr.. Norman de II. Whitehouse May Take
the Place OF tho Late Arthur Leary.

The managers OF the Charity Ball are giving
undivided attention to the benefit for their
favorite and worthy institution. the Nursery
and Child's Hospital. Mrs Thomas Hitchcock
turns the reception room OF her homo into
ticket and box office every day from IL to
o'clock. Tickets for the ball may also be pur-
chased at any OF the large hotels Mrs. Ber-
wind. Mrs KinGsland. Mrs. Tucker. and Mira
Nicoll are associated with Mrs, Hitchcock In
arranging the details OF the ball.
The list OF floor managers was made out yes
terlay. The names OF iity-eight gentleman
appear on tine list. among them being: Nor
man de r. Whitehouse. James Gerard. Regi-
maid De koven, Duncan Elliot, Il Horace Gal
latin. stephen II ,Olin; Alexander s Webb; Jr,
Lancey Nicoll. Who will open the ball ts a
trou besome question with the managers For
years this honor fell to the late Arthur dEeary.
1t is generally understood that Mr.. White
house will set the ball a-rolling.
The sun., 1893-12-24
REICHERs'S THREE ACQUITTALs
Final Triumph OF q New Yorker Over HI.
boston tccuser-.

hccusers.
BosroS, Dec. %. 3.-Decisions from Judge For
saith to-day In the Municipal Criminal Court
were as Christmas gifts to Charles I. Reichers.
Mr.. Reichers for the past eight weeks aud
longer had been running gauntlet OF crimi-
nal complaints entered and heard In the Mu-
nicipal Criminal Court Mr.. Reichers Is the
General Secretary OF the United Garment
Workers Of America. His headquarters are In
New York. but for tho past two months or so
he has been tarrying in Boston.
On the day alter his arrival he was arrested
on the charge OF assault on Isaac Cohen. He
secured bail. and was then arrested on the
charge Of assault in lSl2 on one Charles
Goodman. He secured bail again. and was at
once arreste, on the charge Of grand larceny
Of the records and account hooks Of tho local
lodge. OF the United Garment Workers OF
America
The Goodman case was FIRST taken up and
Reichers was acquitted. Then he WAS acquit-
ted ot the assault on Cohen. and when the lar
ceny case WAS taken up again he was dis
charged. int all these things took time and
il was not until to-day that the last case was
finished. Mr. Reichers left tonight for New
York
The sun., 1893-12-24
sP4RKs FnoM rDE ILLEGRIpH.

The board OF Education o. sehuylsrvns n y has
ordered al me schools n thNt village closed % a
count % the preNAen II scarlet lever there
meeting on FrdAy ~ the Austin. Texas Dlstrict
Medical SuClrtt resolution a. adopted drClariux
thut The TuuHg u United States com Of Pen
slHs Luchren exc uiins iurmer OF the CoI-
fui rate fru serving ponaun examiners was
sprctvs Of pultcai prescription Which Vas out uf
aHte and ~aa ETa'usious insut 10 ths medical pro
fsss on
Toe nrst ne prisoner 70 b pAIioned from the
wunen'a prison IN Aubura EaA discharged yCsteFdaF
morning hArY johnson, = colored suinAu. y CON
vlcted Of murder 10 orange county lst.L she Was
tues giH OF -, and the deAIh ssutencs
mutel ~ ioE ssymolr 90 impria9nulunt Tor Ute she
served N sing sag priaou and hlAckWrhs IzlAnd
sa'u ths oPsains " ths SsIneR's PFis0n ln AlbuFa
The sun., 1893-12-24

Ne says she Rebels In Mo Hay Msy Now
Easily ne eCru.hed-The In-uresnts In Rio
ers.as 40 sol sad ssuts Cathsrins out-
su-bsrss NJ the Loysi Foress-Am ths
Other state. sra. with the Government.
opyeS 1898 bV a. Usa.i p,s..
Rio DE JANE1Ro. Dec. 23-The Minister Of
Foreign Affairs. acting for President Peixoto.
has given to the correspondent OF the United
Press the following statement concerning the
insurrecton:
Rear Admiral Custodio de Mollo left Rio
harbor on the night Of Nov. 30 on the war ship
Aquidaban. taking with him also the Esparan-
"a. Rear Admiral Saldonho da Cana took
command Of the insurGent ships remaining in
the harbor. and in manifesto dated Dec a.
and published on Dec. 10. said that matters
ought to be replaced as they were on Now 10.
1880. and that the country must be consulted
with regard to the form Of Government
Several islands have been taken by the
Government and fortified with cannon. The
revolt 10 reduced to n small space in the bay
between the Governments fortified positions
I'm the State OF Rio Grande do Sui the In
surgsnts have overrun the southern part In
bands OF few hundred. and are along the sea
coast In the State OF Santa Catharina avoiding
in both States the loyal troops that follow
them and are In all cases superior In number
and arms. The revolt once subdued here land
that can now be done easily the attention OF
the Government will be required only in Rio
Grande do Sui and Santa Catharina. All the
other States enjoy peace. and side with the
Government.
Tho President has . small fleet at Monte
video and another at Pernambuco. They may
in q short time scour the south coast OF Any
insurgent ships that may be there
TIRE MINISTER OF THE EXTERIOR"
The report purportinR to have been received
In New York by the Western Associated Press
that Rio de Janeiro had surrendered to tho
insurgent forces. and that President Peixoto
was In the hands OF his enemies. 10 without
the slightest foundation In fact. A sensation
more ridiculous could not have been attempt
ed at this time.
LONDON. Dec. 23-The correspondent at
Manchester OF the Westninster Gazette says
that he is authorized to deny the story that
Abraham and Solomon Benchimol. steamship
owners OF Rio dc Janeiro. had been sentenced
to be shot By President Peixoto for allowing
insurgents to travel on their ships. A Man
chester firm representing the Denchimols said
last evening that up to last Saturday they had
received reassuring news from the Benchi-
mols. and that there was no cause for anxiety
regarding them.
Brazilian royalists were unusually numer-
Gus in the usual o'clock gathering at the
Grand Hotel to-day Prince Pierro's chances
OF Q speedy accession were discussed and were
considered to be improving daily. A repre-
sentative Of tho United Press met Chevalier de
Guinsraes. the chief political adviser OF Count
d'Eu. and asked him what he thought OF the
latest events In Brazil. The Chevalier. iubilant
but reserved. replied. Ca merche."
The sun., 1893-12-24

WASHINGr1N, Dee. 23-A ca ablsgram has been
received at the state Department from Minis
ter T. NJ y. Young. dated Niraragua. saying
that the Honduras Tevolutionis,s are march
ing from Nicaragua tp Honduras. The army
Ci the latter country has been PUT In motion
to m et.t them
The United states steamship Hanger arrived
at la llbertad san Salvador this morning.
The Alliance which will be relieved by the
Ranger. was already there and instructions
have been cent TIE commanders OF b0th Yes-
srl- 20 lpok out Tor American intsEests in Cen
tTal America duTiHg the HVRduEzs revolution.
The sun., 1893-12-24

Mr. weight Msde = Personal Joke and HEr.
Arnnud Tossed n GOb'et In Hts Dirseiion.

NJ. weight Msde Personal Joke and NJ.
Arnnud Tossed n GOb'et In Hts Direction.
The Row. Edward Stephen Wright. the sus-
pended pastor OF the Monroe street Primitive
Methodist Church In Brooklyn. whose troubles
with the trustees and congregation have been
told in THE Sun. accused the Rev. John J. Ar
maud. pastor Of the Orchard Primitive Meth
odlst Church. Greenpoint. in the Gntes Avenue
Police Court yesterday, OF assault Mr. Arnaud
as Mr.. Wright alleged In his complaint threw
n goblet at him at meeting OF the District
Committee. in the Welcome Primitive Meth
ohist Church In Clnsson avenue. brooklyn, a
week ago last night. while he tWrightl was
being tried on charges Of antagoni2ing
the officials Of his church and OF vio-
lations of church discipline. Mr.. Wright had
been cited to appear at tho meeting. He says
that whom he insisted upon his rights Mr..
Arnaud interrupted him and said: Unjust
iecp you straight" MIR Wright got angry
and replied: You cannot Keep another
straight when YOU Yourself arc crooked" The
words we're. scarcely out Of his mouth. he SAYS,
threw it.. Tho goblet struck him on the side ot
the head. he saws, and was smashed on the
floor Mr.. Wright aided that Mr.. Arnaud tried
to get over the ALTAR railing to continue the
assault hut was prevented.
In court Yesterday Mr.. Armand pleaded not
guilty and told Justice JiuettinR who was ait
ting Tor Justice Connolly. that the charge was
His statement" added Mr.. Arraud, that
threw the glass and hit him Ia far from the
truth, Icertainly did toss q glass in his dlrec-
him. Before threw the glass he called me a
dishonest man and a liar When we had both
calmed down held out my hand to him and
was anxious to make, peace. but he refused to
Mr. Arnaud was paroled for trial on Friday.
The sun., 1893-12-24
Essoun,srra Vu.r Issbsr=. Near tn. Morn.

The bark Abisl Abbot. Capt. Tooker which
arrived yesterday from Auckland. New Tea
land. reported that on Oct. %. In Lat AZ 20 s.
long, a. 10 W.. several iesbergs were sighted
from her drcks She passed within two miles
VI one three miles long and live hundred feet
On both sides OF the bark, about twenty mlles
distant from her.
The sun., 1893-12-24
FATAL PIT cAYE-Ev At HOMESTEAD
One Man Killed and Four InJursd at tho
Carnegie Steel Work..

HOMESTEAD. Pa. Dec. 23.-In an excavation
for q new furnace at the Carnegie steel works
at this place. In which fourteen men were
working this morning fiye men were entomb bed
by a CAVERN. One was dead when taken out
four were very badly injured. but will recover.
The men in the pit were Hungarians and
Slavs. The names OF the dead and injured
are:
kySSEDL JoHS, aged 81 years; lived at Munhal; mar
NoRosE. JoHN. aged 2s; lives In HOmesteAd; leg
bros en- aud njured internally
MiRcIS, CHARLks lives in Homestead; lower limbs In
Iured.
broken.
GADsEE. JoHS. Homestead: married, two children;
head cut and injured internally,
The pit in which the men were Imprisoned
under several tons of loose dirt. is en- excava-
tion for new furnace in tho open hearth de-
pArtment- II was twenty feet deep and almost
finished. There werO fourteen men in the
gang. and about 30 o'clock the alarm was
given that all were entOmbed. The body of
John kennedi. who worked on the scairold
midway in the pit. was found first. Ropes
were extended from the ton and a number OF
men descended and began tho work oi rescue.
One by one the injured men were taken out.
The nine men who escaped injury got out be-
foro the work OF rescue began. and were for
some time thought to have Geen burled alive.
They wero found at their homes after the
reseusTS had given them up Tor dead.
The sun., 1893-12-24
FORoERF CAUSES FAILURE
Creditors Thought the Loss Greater Thas
Il Was and Pushed Their Claims.

PrrTsBURGH. Pa. Dec 23-The large depart
ment store OF Fleishman & Co. on Market
street. In this city. was closed By the Sheriff
to-day on judgments aGgregating S127. .o52e5.
The firm is In hopes to arrange matters SO a.
to resume operations at no distant day.
The trouble is said to have started some
months ago. when a man named Messing
forged Mr.. Fleishmans name to checks
loss to that amount and then fed to Europe.
Some OF Mr.. Fleishman's creditors. believing
that the amount forged was much larger than
reported. became frightened and began TO
push their claims Others followed. and .
crash resulted.
The sun., 1893-12-24

The hunt for tho masked burglars who at
the point OF pistols robbed the house OF Chris
tophar Meyer in Maspeth on Friday morning
OF $4,000 Ia iewelry. is going on in earnest.
Superintendent Byrnss appears TO be taking
a hand in. Several detectives said to be from
his Ofiiee made round % Long Island City
during the day while two New York detectives
hung about the Hunters Point entrance to the
Ihirty-fouTth street ferry the greater part OF
the afternoon. tapt. SchmittbeTgeT, g Is said,
Where their suspicious were directed could
not be learned.
IN deep mystery looking for suspected charac-
tsrs with musical voices Ii was suggested
Of suspectE- Mr.. Meyer has employed private
detectives "-
The sun., 1893-12-24
Alabama Dsaoerats 90 BrKia an AEgrsssasS
Campaign.

BIRMISGHAM. Ala, Dec. 23.-The Democrats
OF Alabama have determined to begin an aR-
gressiye campaign The Executive Committee
will meet iI Montgomery on Jan. % and select
a time aud place for holding the State Conven-
ton. II will he held some three months earlier
than usual. in order TO give the party plenty OF
time TO work in. The Democrats think they
have an abundance OF signs Of the disintsRra-
ton Of the opposition, aud they propose ia
make the margin ot plurality all the greater
The sun., 1893-12-24
NOTES OF MUSIC EYESTS

A charming series OF opera presentations will have
place on the Metropolitan StAgs during this holiday
week. Carmen" wall be presented In french to-
morrow evening, with CAvs Gsrmsa, EAmss as
HioLashl and Jean De RsSzks Da jos. and with
Bausrmsster Iblss. LassaIle, gnAldini and NIytani
also IA the cast carmen will also be presented at
the saturday matintr, with the same nns cast We'd
uesdAy evening was 10 have tho presentation of
. ' 'ssIniralnide' but Mime. Mrlba requires more
hearsals for the title role which she will assume for the
nTst time. 80 Don Giovanni" will he put on Wodnes
9AY nght IN uS stead, with NorlicA, furs"h NAd Ar
dsor LassAls DE NaSehctti aud EtouAri lie RsszEo
m the 10 tding r6es special matrra performance
Uf Faust 70 he given thursday afternoon. and
Friday evening ''EIgolstto' VII be given wph
Meba BauerHvIseE AMI Sca!chi IN the isAiiRg female
paris
Herr ss.dI has arranged a nHs programme for to-
nights concert At t.s Metropolitan Opera House aad
has great array - Artss 20 Interpret us solo nun
bsrs Nine Noruea, Nine Sca'chi, aud Nine hiSrid Al
noldson ami Nrs.r. Ngnrs. AauseTe, and Flaneon
The ballet mlgic oI I- Cd" tho RaAuczT" march.
and the prs d and Alae OF Tristan and Isolde are
the mbers for Els arst ha which also In
cluLes sryerlt yura s0in numosra Selections from
I;oss.u. "srabAt Mater gtll compose thS .seoRa
s"s uvt.. aui Guarsg'S su4 WITH CHORUS ani oichss
tral acrvlnpan mch'
Mr. yAnm,r Do rachuann q to gty' three rscttsl'at
rc rrrt'ry Inc Pr.rarTr- are tn he ilustrnii,s OF
ds So AMI CHOPIN. and Sll lurluds large Propor
uou "f matsr'As no hitherto presented By Mr. de
IagumAnu
TIE Gonris EFerenclY comic opera company will
b-g ia farswrl peTformSnc,s al lrylnx fiA,s The
atrr Go WurroN ulght. prvsrutIng one ~ tue A.raE
comic opera sIrCesSrz tfHu Berlin aud Vienna.
lacreAde ErHru- Iue uUcrA las Hai great runs "a
buth the Dvruan aud AustrlHu caWttA and NIl 10
nrs,eutrd 10 rNre sni style Dl ths tsryHc1y COMPANY
" Ns lucy AFFl sNlu taAe Tue prurlpA part. aut
A. Garl scuuls Tue lead ing IE tle part.
lnuesA band f. 20 give eoaceTt this evening the
Grand C-nttzl fAlacs, here s beluE prI the words
Falr frlEc inner. ENppsttpU Nile Tea aud Sgu0r
de fAsquAu Wal appear siLL The band a. so0ists
The oratorio society Huu tie A8astance OF the sym-
Rhony orchestra rud gnder tbs direction Of NT walter
Damr0srh. vii prrssnt ' fhe MoasiAh" AuIIc Hau
on FUday Afternoon aud saturday evening" Of thla
Werk TIE sOlosts Sill be hme Lillian N0rdlca. M.as
tarlnltA DrsEigHrs NJ D. a. Mckinley. aud NJ David
blsPh1m Ams Nordica Won many lasIs IN EnEiAnd
by her oraturio snElnE and all he auanHsnsuts
nsds Tor Toe Bsrf0TnaRe auEsS saecssaful sVsRL
The sun., 1893-12-24

The general superintendent OF the Erie Rail-
way has given notice that on Christmas Day
and New Years Day the Sunday schedule will
be run instead of the regular week day sehed-
ule on the Eastern division and branches
The sun., 1893-12-24

The failure OF Wolf 4 Solomon, dry Roods
dealers In broadway. brooklyn. was announced
yesterday, and the Sheriff took possession oi
the Store,
The sun., 1893-12-24
The New York win Bs Ready To-MOrrow
NlEht.

Rear Admiral Gherardi, commandant Of the
Brooklyn Navy Yard. reported to the Navy De-
partment Yesterday that the work Of scrapinE
and ratnting tho cruiser Now York had been
completed. and that she had lett the dry docE
and was coaling Can't. Philip her COMMANDER.
has been directed 10 have the vessel ready for
sea BY Monday night No order, have been
issued with reference to sending her 10 Rio
JaneiFO, hut Il Is likely that she viii / q or
dersd to that place u No change takes place in
the present condition OF affairs.
She lay last night NJ a Navy Yard wharf and
Just about dusk her three hig search lgLts
we're turned on. fur over an hour big paths ~
light we're tashsd up. down. and ncruss tho
riyer. Piers and shipping on tks New York
side appeared as distinct As in daylight.
The sun., 1893-12-24

RAsmNsInN TDEE-l,I ~ EesDAT.

EAsHiNGtuN TuEErASr ron srSDAE
For New England and 'IusA Nss lOSk gsAorally mir,
FtHf.
For the District ~ Columbia eastern PsnnSylvaniA
New Jersey. Marylan Delaware. and Virginia gen.
sratly fair; south winds.
For West Virginia western PsnnsylvAnia, and Wsst.
srn New York generally fAi-, south Winds.
The sun., 1893-12-24

InnesS band q 70 give concert this evening al the
Grand C"ntrzl faaes = here . belug ur'I the Words
Pair frlko Winner ENp"siupu Nile Ir,ti aud s4gayr
Dc PasquAu VAL appear siIl The band a. sol0ists
The sun., 1893-12-24

Following the appointment Of Mr.. Absrnsthy
as a member of the Jersey city Police BoArI
imperative orders we're issued yesterday that
all SALOONS must Ls load today. Ifthe or
drIs are strictly carried pat. AHu the police
officials say they Will le. tuls Eil 10 dr. sun
day hI j 81 81 4 ~
The sun., 1893-12-24
The Protection OI A@srIsAu Iutsrssts.

In response to a telegram from President At
wood ofthe Maritime Association to the seers-
taTJ Of State al Washington. asking that proper
ment 10 protect American commercial Inter
ests in Brazil, the following despatch has
been received BY Mr. Atwood:
AafHFt Atosd Ir-.is IEsaiafioa Nee TaFL.
AnsWerlBg your tvlrsrIa of slst last this Govsru
mrhth taking t.rPs 10 ascertain me exact military
ehA cNullirrrlAl si4afiHu ktH AMI other fThyttu
points h oTaer 10 INSTRUCT ua,a ranluanIrra 10 pfO-
tseL Sglluats Al eTlyaH rsFCrr-tg
- a. rEssuaH secretary 0f stAfs.
The sun., 1893-12-24
There was Christmas-tree gathering AZ the
White House this afternoon. Little Ruth Ceve-
land was he hostess and her guests were the

Junior members of the Cabinet cirrIe-ths
ehildren q: Secretary Smith and lostmaster-
General Eissell. The luukers-On We're thr
President and Mrs. Cleveland, with their guest
Miss Benedict, and the yariuus menu ers II the
Of recrsiary Lamont were much di-appuintrd
that they We're unable 10 he HTcsenl, as hey
accompanied their mother ~ New York anil
viii not return until Tonight Mrs. tleNrL,utI =
names axe, tlile Frances, WAS there. howe .rr
e. represent the tamIY, Conspicuous umou!:
the ornaments 81 theN Tree were several gold
angels with wtie-s rreVlng wings gold md
silver s!eds. aud toys Of every description.
WormleY's Hotel one OF the ! est known OF
Washington hotels. whore the famous Worm
ley Hotel conference during the Tilirn- Hayes
contest toOE place changed hands to.day
MIR Charles i. Glths late one OF the proprl,-
tors Of the Ehbltt House. bsing the purrhaaer.
The hotel will BE- continued uLder the name IN
Ia, borne since It's establishment
The sun., 1893-12-24

Mr. Aumtr do Pachuaun - 10 give three rsCtAls at
tt.rarr.ug all the Afternoons % IAu. aud lh
rr rrrtt,ry Ihe prr.rarTr- are tp he illustrative Of
Irr.. 10, co. srhumann. schubert list llsasrlJ Neu-
dr ssuHu ami CHOPIN. ana siu lu'luie large proper
tIUu uf mateTlAI mo- hliheTO presented b. Mr., De
IaguLuAnu.
The sun., 1893-12-24
BRAzIL'S CIVIL CONTEST.
TEE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
MAKES A STA TEMENI.

ne ssy. th. Rebels Ia Rio Bsy Msy Nov
E~siiy ne eCrushed-The Iusuresnt. In Rio
ars.ss 40 sui aud ssut. Cath.rin. Out-
nu-bsrsa NJ the Loysi Foress-An the
Other states sid, with the Government.