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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
NATlck.

A large number II the friends OF Joseph
Gilbert assembled at his residence on
Wednesday evening. and presented him
with numbsr OF handsome and useful
presents ~ n testimonial of their esteem.
Tue eveuiag WAS socially spent. after
which au elaborate collation. was served
by the wife of the host.
Nehemiah Nicholas. formerly superin.
teudent of the Royal aud Valley Queen
mills. River Point. but no y a resident Of
Ne York. Is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
William 4. Remington.
Messrs Kettle aud Ball have resumed
cutting ice from the Natick pond
The funeral Of Mary III. Rivers. dauyh.
ter Of william Riyers. took placs this
morning from -. Joseph's Churc1, the
Rev. William B Meenan, pastor vi the
church, officiating.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Chicago Grain Market.
QUOTED BY A. p. wEEDES
Chicago Grain Notes.

QtoItI b1 A. y. WtEDEN
The London wheat market il quiet
and unchanged.
The Liverpool wheat market is quiet:
spot prices unchangeI; futures iIdSd.
higher.
Clio igo-Car lots today; Wheat, 216:
corn. 247: oais, 1855; hogs. 1900: estimates
tomorrow: Wheat, go; cora, 1856, oats.
10: hogs. $500
los are 15@e0 cents higher The
wheat trade is very bullish. everybody
seems TO be looking for good advance
Corn Is active aud stronger. Sh rts
seem 60 be the chief buyers.
Provisions opened strong and are high.
ct. Cudahy brokers all seem TO have
W eat ior sale at ~.
Hogs close strong all sold.
Estimates tor Monday. 2s 5000; next
week. 1500J0.
Prin In n . crop review fays: "W'ntcr
wheat is wei cOserel with snow, and is.
tn consequence, suffering no dana &c
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
OLNEYVILLE.
Important and Minor Events of the Busy
suburb

Important and Minor Events of the Busy
suburb
The members of the Harris Avenue VI.
4. Church will worship in Dyer's Opera
House tomorrow The formal transfer
of the property has not yet been made.
The job nston school committee at it's
meetin q Thursday eve ing issu Il teach
ers' certificate TO Clifton Il. Loveland.
He will teach in the Brown street school.
The committee also decided hat as the
funds are apparently sufficient the even
ing school term be extended to twenty
weeks.
Several sleighing parties went through
Olneyvill Square last evening.
In the Eighth District Court this morn
ing Lischiau Christian, for AN assault Oh
John Carey, was fined $5 aud costs.
The installation of officers of the Young
Mems Literary aul Social Club will oc-
cur tomorrow afternoon.
The new hose wagon for the Johnston
fire department arrived yesterday after
noon and is now ia the engine house.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
BY MISTAKE.
A Fellow Goes tn sleep In store and Is
Locked In.

A Fellow Goes tn sleep In Store and Is
Locked In.
Last evening man giving his name
as Devlin went into Fosters pawn shop
on Dorrance street and attempted 10
pawn n watch chaiu.
Devlin could not get what money he
desired aud he left the shop, as it was
supposed.
However, he merely went into the next
stall and went fast asleep, where he re-
mained until the store was locked up for
the nigh1.
When he awoke he found his way to
the door but on attempting TO open IL set
of the burglar alarm and In moment
the entire force of watchmeu employee
by the burglar alarm company together
with several poicemel, were pouring In
TO the store
The fellow was SD dazed as to be rend-
cred weak with fright and made no re-
sistancc. j. A. Fos er was notified aud
as nothing could be found on Devlin to
indici that be had attempted a robbery,
he was allowed To 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Fireman Baidwin Killed.

NEW York, Jan. 7-Detached engine
No. g73 OF the New York & Harlem rail-
way and engine 1912, drawing train OF
three passenger cars from Croton on the
same road, collided at 18th street apd
Railroad avenue at p o'clock last night.
John Baldwin, fireman on engine No. e73
was killed. Alva Stevenson, engineer OF
g73. was slightly hurt. Some passenger
on the train were injured by breaking
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Cutting lee.

The ice harvest In the Pawtuxet Valley
has commenced. \ total Of sixty men
aud forty horses are now busy cutting.
drawing aud storing It in the different
buildings. Edward O'Donnel and
Keith * Bait. Natick, have cut coo
to $; b. b. & X. knirnt, River Point
500 tons; Job aud Thomas Manchester,
Washington. 300 tons. aud the new B. Is.
& II. Knight ice hous at Pontiac, will
be filed by Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
ARCTIC CENTRE

The meeting OF the Arctic Centre Com.
mercial club was held wednesday even
ing. aud n large amount o. business " as
transacted. IL was unanimously voted
that the clup secure a charter and com
mittee OF two, consisting OF Messrs Bou.
chard and Roch. were appointed to attend
To the matter. \ committee. consisting
of Joseph Bouchard, Albert blanchard
aud l.. Delormc. were elected TO attend to
the repairiug aud refurnIshing Of the
roOma
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
sb,k..up IN Police Department.

NEW YORK, Jan. There was another
shaking up in the police department yes
terday. Five captains aud three Sc!
eeants were transferred, and one patrol
man was dismissed for alleged intoxics
tion. The captains were transferred 70
alleged neglect OF duty in not rsiding dis
ortlarty places
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
HEART.BROKEN HUSBANDS ACT
Kills His -Four Children and Himself by
| Inhaling Charcoal Fumes.

PARIS, Jan. 7.-Laundryman Heries
heart broken on account OF his wife's un.
faithfulness, killed his four children and
himself here last night.
He had closed all the windows anc
doors, put his children to bed and thcp
burned half bushel OF charcoal In tn
oven stove so az TO All the room with pois-
onous fumes.
Heries wrote on the floor with chalk
frightful denunciations u his wife and
her lover.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Asreemen, signed with the Rothschld.,

BUDA PEST, Jan. THE Ungarische
Post says that the government yesterday
signed AM agreement with the Roths.
childs by the terms OF which the latter
will take at 91 five hundred and fifteen
million crowns worth OF per cent rentes
that will be issued to replace the present
paper and silver certificates OF the Hun
garian government,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
DRY GOODS FAILURE.
A Leading Fail River House succumbs to
Adversely.

At Bradstreet's Merchantile agency it
is learned that the firm of Stewart a.
Hamerton. which has for nearly twenty
three years been one Of the leading dry
goods houses in Fall River has been AT
iached and has called meeting OF its
creditors.
IL has been involved once before having
settled with its creditors IN 1878 for forty
cents OH The dollar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Ashore IN a sur,ou. snow storm.

PORT EATON, n. ", Jan. Z. - The
schooner NJ. r. Eldridge, Capt. Kelly,
from Prospect, Me-, for New York,
loaded with stone. went ashore during n
furious snow storm a mile and half east
OF Eaton Neck life saving station. The
crew was taken on In safety,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
HAS GROWN

Very steadily and with great rapidty could be de-
sired for permancency 1t has adopted none Of the
Fictitious devices of sensation, but has
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
STEADILY

Adhered the principles that lie at the bottom of all
business success, honesty, industry enterprise, frank
ness generosity ruhfuness and regard for the public
good
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
THE NEWS

Has steadily grown since it established because it
has become the best newspaper in the city in all the
particulars that go to assure success 1t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07
Local stock Quotations.

Hogs are scarce and farmers inclined TO
feed them coru instead of shipping"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-07

SALES.
10 National Bank of North Amnerlca.....'.. 40
ouotation on slater National. Pawtucket yester-
day. should have been l52ta bid, none offered.
4Ex DIV.
, 1893-06-23
Gin METER 6dtte.

Son6erbare @ntIagen erbebt in elmer
beute 8ornittag i'm Superior9ert4t ein9ez
retbten Scbeibungstlage Trau Slorence
@arb 9egen t6ren @atten Trant, einen
Qnitrci6er, Der in Der Ntdbe bes 6umboI6t
Bart wobnbaft lit, 9as Baar bette ii9
i'm SuIt 1890 gebetratbet. Srau SIorence
%bebauptet, ibr @atte babe iie nit Dorgez
baItenem Gepolper obne ale @elbmi1teL
aus benz 6auie geiast. 8orber ioa er ite
~9c3tpungen baben, tbm in mebr ais mangelz
batter T%otlette, ebenfaus nit Dorgebaltenem
9teoolDer, ~alterLei GancaneGGn3e pOr3uz
tansen. 9us ite i'm, UNI ietnen @rauiamz
feiten 8u ent9eben, perlaiien bate, iou er
tpte6erbolt 9ebrObt boben, tbr un6 ibrem
&inbe 6as 9eben su nebmen. ScblieBlid
miro Sranf bei6ulbigt, ibr tire SdmuGs
iacben unb &leiber. bie ite bon ibrer Mutter
geicbentt erbalten bate, fOrtgenommen gu
9aben.
, 1893-06-23
Kleine Wahrthten.

- Nm SUB Set Sullerton Q(be. tpur6e
beute cine 9eic6e aus benz Gee gefii6t. Sn
Der 3aicbe beS @%rtrunfcnen fanb man cine
&arte nit fotgenber Sni9rtft: g8tutam
&raft, yG9icago @aS Sight & Gofe 60"
= g8ie aus 8ueblo, Sol, bericbtet tpir6,
bat Ser bier lpoDlbefannte 8raumeiiter
2outS Srti9 Die 8ueblo 8rauerei BON 6rn.
gilbert Wa9nuS, ebenfaQS bon bier, tduf>
Iicb ii6ernommen.
= Die v8eitern 8raB @orts" in &toer
Gietp, beren Office iich in gto. 40 Srantlin
St1aBe beftnbet, bat itcb fir 5abIungSun>
fGbi9 erflGrt. Die S6ul6en tper6en auf
$4,000, Die 8eitGnbe auf $4,000 angez
geben.
= Qlm 9eitrtgen Sage tpurben Sic 0ffentz
Itben S3ulen unb Die SO6ihulen in
iIbli9er @eiie 9eio6lOIien. Die G1tern
9aben iebt baS 8er9niigen, fit etnige. Woz
nate Bic Iieben &leinen lelber gu beouffiW>
tigen unb bteies 8er8nit9en bat ieine S9atz
tenletten.
= Ser columbtibe @ar6iit Sre6.
Douglas wurbe geftern Nben6 berboftet,
neil ct ii6 eini9en 9amen, bic tbn~ INN
2lusfunft eriubten, gegeniiber unanitdnOig
betra9en bate. @r murbe beute bon Gt6ter
Quinn nm S. 9ebuBt.
~ g. Srant 9u6leD mobte 6eute 8orz
mtrtag ge9en ieite Satin Nnna cine Sbetz
oun9stLa9e %attbGn9tg, neil eielbe angeb@
It6 benz SpiumgenuB uno bem S9napS
i'm I1ebermaaB ergeben tit. ST Derlangt
0uBer Der S9eioung bic 8Drmunoi6aft
iber bas Der @be entiprolene &tnb.
= Gin Mann Namens G6aS. SolbaD
tpurbe beute BON 9ticbter Quinn nit elmer
Strafe bon $25 belegt, neil ct geiternQlbeno
elmer Dame auf Dem QluSiteQungSplabe
tbre 6arbtaide SIT e1ttretBen Der ubt bate.
Sin coLumbtIber @or6tit bate i'm ieoo6
an ser Q(uSfi9rung ietner Qbit9t berz
Dtn6ert unb i'm %Derbaftet.
-Oos @cbGlt6e gto. 81 un6 81 8Ibmout6
8lace tpurbe beute Morgen BON etnent
Seuer beimgeiu6t, bas etnen S9aoen bon
$4,000 am @ebGrDe unO 0eiien Sn6alt an
rt6tete. S. 8. 9tee9a1, bet I'M 2. Stp6>
inert cine 9ruderet betretbt, DerlOr am
metiten.
= @rit teBt bat es itb berausgeteQt,
0aB @roBfitrft Nlerdn0er, Elm Setter Der
Afaiierlib ruifti6en Wtajeitdt, inter benz
gtamen etreS lieutenant 9tomanpff gum
8eiu6 in Chicago tpetlte utb tjc9 Die @eltz
ausitelung in ouer @emiitb5ru6e ania6.
9teleIbe @emitbsrube bdtter uniere itc6
CUR v@eieli9aft" recbnenben 9amen un0
6erren i3Derli6 betpabrt, iDGre ser 8elucb
Elm offt5teuer, nit Gmpfdngen, 6anbfiiien,
8aubruti6en unb dbnliden 9pmnaitiiden
1~1ebungen Dertnitpfter ge1pelen.
, 1893-06-23
DR.. Gotberob frei9eiproaen.
5e5t oreRt er oen Spies um uno perfIagt
feline NrfI6eer.

Or. SDt6ero6, Ser 6D6e 8arter 8re0iz
ger, tpel5el Degen angebltcber tltttmer 8e>
5~tebungen 81 elmer per6eirat6eten 6rau
inter Nnflage fta110, tpurbe geitern gtadbz
mit1ag BON Hic5ter Gperett freigciprocben.
Gin &ompf Ser bet6eiligten NoDofaten, 6Dcb
feline 6ortieBung OeS 3eu9enDerb0rS, bate
DOrber it~attgetun0en. Qopofat 6orreit,
ipel3er Sen Qlnfld9er, etnen S6otten SEA-
mems Snglts D%ertrat, proteitirte bagegen,
baB Or. SDtberob unter ben 3uicbauern
11n6 ni1t binter ieiltem 8ertbci6tger Tru0e
BIab nabm. 9ieier 8roteit broc6te ben
2l6Dofaten Gru6e ouf bie 8eine, ipelcber
iagte, baB er bic 8etpeg9ritn6e ieines &C.
ebrten GDlIegen iebr po6l perlte9e. Ser
felbe babe tGmlt9 etnen 3eugen, tpelcber
ttltrutrt iet, ben Wtann, ipelcber 9tnter
tbn1, Srl1be, Blab 9enolnmen, ais ben
Wfann au toenttft3tren, tDelcben ct in et1em
belttmmten t6aule nit BET @dttin zines
an6eren Wta1nes 3ulammengeie6en babe.
Ourdb 6ie borgenommene 8erdn0erung iei
0ber bic 0ur6fit6rung 6teleS 8rogrammS
5t elmer llnrtOglt3feit getpor6en. Die
gauge &Iage iet cine 8eri0tp0rung, bon
SngItS un0 Nnoeren 9egen ietnen Glienteu
ange1ttftet.
Jttcbter Goerett entlbleo, DaB Or. Soz
tberOb iib binieben tonne, robin ct tpole.
v@enn OieS Der SAL tit", icbrie Sorreit
nit lauter Stimme, Oann 3iebe icb Sic
&lage 3urid, ba i6 auf cine unparteiiide
Bodybuilding beS SALES nicbt rcdbnen
fam! SIM l1ebrigen min i9 benlerten,
DaB biefelben QlnfIa9en icbon friiber, tpenn
oub nibt burA metnen @liente1, erboben
tpurben!"
u6err Torreft, Sic ftn6 Elm 2igmer" rief
@tboOfat Sreemon, gum eriten W}al bas
Sttai3tpeigen brec6en6, rSie liigen mtiz
ientIt9 unb nit Nbitbt!"
vl1nb Sic itnb Der 9r0Bte 2Igner in
Goot Gountp", Iautete Die e6eniopenig
i9met6eIbafte Qnttpprt.
SammtIi9e 9tboofaten f9rieen 6ur6e
chamber unO cine banOgreifItcbe Nuseinan7
6erieBun9 i9ien unDermetOlicb, ais 6er
Gtcbter bic SiBung ouf9ob.
Spdt am gfacbmtttage rei4te Or. Gotbez
rob etne $50, 900 S9abeneriobflage gegen
Singles unO ieinen Qlbpofaten QlrneD Elm.
, 1893-06-23
Gin neuer Stretf.

Sn Qemont lit abermals Elm Streif aus
9ebroben. @e8en bunbert 9eute, sic in
9teniten Der Gpntractoren Campbell &
60, Scction $50, 8 bes acknowledgements,
%ita1ben, le8ten geitern Mittag INN l l16r
bic @rbett nieOer, neil iie dngebli6 felt
3tpet Wtonaten tbren 0obn ni6t erbalten
batten. Campbell & So. itnb Subcontracz
toren BON N8netp & 60. 1nb 6te 0eute be-
goben itc9 oaber in corpore gu Dem Super
tntenbenten Der IeBteren Strma, Sem Sol.
8urfe, un6 DerIan9ten tbr @elb, tpurben
1eoocb t1rS ab8epielen. Die Stretter Derz
ballen itcb rubig, ertlGren aber Iebr be-
1ttmmt, OaB ie Die @rbeit nicbt cher tpteber
oufnebmen tpiirben, bis man ibnen Ben
rldltGnot9en 2obn au8ge5a6lt babe.
, 1893-06-23
Die Jiabeua=mIn3en.

9ie Observation-Disclosures iin6 ferz
ttg geprG9t uno bic erite Senbung tptr6 am
Qnfan9 Ser ndcbiten 8ocbe in Chicago einz
~treffen. Die Otacbfrage na6 bieien i'm
tereiianten Wtiin3en lit beretts cine 10 rese
9epeien, baB cine Gr6Obung be5 jeBt auf
einen Dollar feitgeieBten Gertaufspreties
tpobl nicht auSbleiben fann, 3umal bic s3abL
Ser geprGgten Stitde nur cine beicbrdnfte
lit. Den 8ertrteb Der SiabeuazWtinae
bat bic vMercbantS 2oan anb Sruit Co."
erbalten, bod werben ite oub i'm 8rouenz
gebGube auf Dem Nusfteaungsplabe gum
8erfouf auS9e6oten ner0en. Die 400ite,
Die 1492ite unb bic 1892lte Mfin3e tperben,
BON belDnOeren Gerttftfaten beglettet, Dorz
auSit6tItcB beinnbere 2tebbaber ftnben,
tpelcbe fir bieieIben bObere 8rei}e be5abIen
tper0en.
, 1893-06-23
Std0tifhe Raubs0ue2
Sdnere acknowledgement 9eeen 2tn9eielte
oes Stra6enreitieunessO Departments.

S6pere 8eIbulbiQungen tpur6en geitern
bon einioen 8ur9ern Der gtorolpeitleite
gegen boS StroBenreinigun9Samt, begin.
9e9cn etnige Nn9elteutc Oellelben erboben.
Die &IGgcr bebaupten, baB Gemiiie Qngee
Iteltc beS 2lmteS al Ben NbfaQ5Nbla9ee
rlIn9SitGttcn bon BEN Yerlonen, Die BORT
NbfGlIe oblober, cine Qlbgabe erprelien uno
boB Oas StraBenrcintgungSamt GENTLE
priuate Nbla0erungSplGbe gelcbloIien babe,
UNI Die Nbla0ung oct NbfGlle auf ben ItG0z
ttidbcn 2tblo9erungSpldben 81 crSmin9en.
Der itdbtiide S3uttabla8erungSpldb
liegt an ser 0ipcrleDitr. unb Niblonb @pe.
uno 1T cine ericb6pfte 2ebmfuble bon mebs
reren Mdern @r0Be. Die @runbeigen>
tbiimer baben Ser StoSt $4,000 fir bic
Iufiiuung Der &uble on9ebOten, ipelbeS
Nnerbieten bic Stdot dngenommen bat,
uno Die itGOtiicbeu Nbfaltpagen batten felt
mebreren Wonatcn ibren Snbalt in bic
&uble entleert.
Sn bet 9tadbarI 6aft bieier ftG6ti16en
&uble b%eftnoen itb mcbrere tletnere 2ebm>
9ruben, in ipelcbe Die llmtpoDner i6re Nbz
fdlc, Ben Wtiit aus ihren Stdlen II. +. 10.
a%b3ul1gern pflegten. Nm Witttppb aber
etItEb superintendent QSGueS CtIe SCDre,
ipelber 3u Solge bas Qlblagern BON 9(bfGl7
len in 6ieier @rube perbotcnf tpurbe. Die
Subrleltte, tuel6e ibre Wagen bier 3u ent>
Ieeren iDiin19ten, tpurben angetpieien, naob
benz itGotti6en Nblagerungsplabe 3u fabren
unb bort purbe ibuen pro Qabun9 eine Qlb=
gabe BON Is Gents bis gu $1.50. abper~
langt.
So6n Seating BON gto. SO 9in6en BIoce
ioute am Wtttno6 ebenfals cine Nb9abe
BON 81 fiir bic @rlaubniB, ieinen @agen IN
Die &uble entleeren 81 bitrfen, entri9ten.
st wetgerte it'd gu Sablen unb madbte ficb
baran, ben Snbalt ieines Wa9ens ab3uLaz
ben, er tpltrOe aber perbaftet uno nab Der
Sbetftelb Npe. 8plt3eiitation 9ebracbt, mo-
CT inter Der Nnflage beS unoroentli6en
8etragens etnge1perrt tpur0e. alderman
&pan bon Der 10. @arb b~eptrfte iebo6
balS feline Sreiloi1ung. alderman &pan
mill cine ltnteriu3ung ber ga1t5en @ngelez
genbett Derlan9en.
Bie es beiBt, iou audb bon Dem Manne,
Der oaS YrtDtle9tum bat, auf Dem itGotiz
i6en Qbla9erun9splabe ate &no6en gu
iamneln, etne Nbgabe BON $3.50 pro
@pde erboben tperben.
On tpen Die coaetttrten &aub3DQe ab>
gefii6rt tperben, lit nocb ni6t ermitte!t, es
betBt aber, baB bteielben in bic Sta6tfaiie
HteBer1.
, 1893-06-23
Sbmer3ensoeIoer.

Die @ei9porenen 6es &idBtsrs N6ams
fprac6en beute gormitta9 gilbert Berger
sege11a bic g., g. & Q.z8abn9eleui6 aft
ettten S6aOenerIaB bon $3.50 gu. 8erger
mar por ettpa 3tpei Sabren bel ether Sol
Itiion spii6en 8abn5iigen Der SIT Central
un6 Der bertla9ten 8abn an Der 16. StraBe
gu i3peren &Orperi6aben sefommen.
Sein 8ru6er, Ser BET 6emlelbsn unfaQ
ebenfatls S9a6ens e~rLitt, erbielt bon 6emz
ielben @ertcbt in portger 8oGbso bereits
$3.50 S6abeneriab 3ugeiprocben. sr
, 1893-06-23
3uiammen..
Die coIumbifhe ,StbertY 8eQ."

Ser @uB Der columbtiben SretbeitSz
9lOde, pel3e Bel ber Seier bes pierten Sill
cine berOorragenbe Stole iptelen tpir6, 1T
geltern in SrOD, 90. g., errOlgt. Die @Lode
lit 1900 8funb i6tper unb gu ibrem SUP
tpurben 250, 600 Gentftiide, ionie 3ablz
ret5e &eltquicn aus alien SbeiIen Der Ser.
StQQten benuBt.
, 1893-06-23
Gin fdledter Onrtner.

&. S. Sein3 beontra9te beute @ormittag
I'M ~&retS8eridbt ge8en ieinen @elcb6ftStbetlz
bober S. g8, &oipusfep eincn @iubaltSbez
tebl, burcb tpelcben bemlelben perz
boten tperoen iDu, aus 6en @infiinften Der
g8trtbi6aft JtD. 664 SO. San 8urenitraBe
mebr an itb 81 nebmen, ais ietn 9lntbetl
0usmacbt. SEEING bebauptet baB i'm leir
Partner 8rDblt3it iiberpprtbeilt.
, 1893-06-23
Der pierte JuIt.

Ser Oierte Sui pir6 it9 i'm Sadionparf
gu etnen1 mirflicben @olfsfeite geitalten.
Die Neutrality-suspicious. beicbloB 9eitern,
oas BON alderman Wfabben un6 6eiien
@olegen BON benz Stabtratbscomite entz
t~porfe1e PrO9ramm, baS mir uniern 2eiern
berettS mitgetbetlt baben, in alien ietnen
@tn3eln3eiten 3t biuigen, un6 tie tpir0 eS
.it6 nltr an8elegen iein laiien, tbr She'll Sur
NnsfiiDrung 0ieies 9rogramms bet3ue
, 1893-06-23
Stdott1bes.
Din unfere Sefer.

Nue bieieni8en Nb%onnenten, tpel6e
nibt %regelmGBig nit Dem Qt6enbblatt
Der Sutnpis StaatS3eitung bebient tperz
BEN, itnb bOfli6lt eriu6t, uns no3rnals
ibre genoue Ql0reiie per 8oitfartc mtt8uz
tbeilcn, ebenlO D~ieienigen Berlonen, mcl9e
ouf Die .3ettun9 gu abontiren beabli9ti9cn.
The morning call., 1893-05-18

'dti61al d0cum9hts adeessigalad FooS prove w that
Bering Sea was not mare, clausum, over
which Russia had exercised sovereign do
minion. Great Britain emphatically de-
MED that Russia had any right to the 100
mile limit. claimed in the ,ukase of 1921.
The Duke Of Wellington. had refused to
negotiate,the treaty otsiS25 until Russia
withdrew lrer pretension 10 that extreme
limit. and Russia admitted in 1926 that she
had not The power to interfere with foreign
vessels fishing in Bering Sea. Sir Charles
quoted from the American historian, Ban
croft, and the Russian historian, Tikhmen-
iff,- in support Of his statements. which
were controverted by the American agent,
Foster, lively alteration taking place.
Sir Charles next proceeded to discuss
the question of article G. as to whether the
United States had any and if so what
right of protection of property in the seals
frequenling the Islands belonging to the
United States in Bering Sea when they
were found outside of the ordinary three
mile limit? He said that the United States
could not exclude other nations from
Bering Sea unless she possessed sovereign
dominion over the sea. and such claim
beyond the three-mle limit was repugnant
to.a!l principles of international law.
The tribunal then adjourned until Tues
day Nav 23
The morning call., 1893-05-18
NEW LAWS MADE.
Work of the Grand Court
of FOresters.
SUSPENSIONS OF MEMBERS.
They Must Be Declared by the
Grand Ranger of Each Court.
Moonlight Excursion.
Special to The MORNING CALL


, SACRAMENTO, May II. - The Grand
Court of the second days session of the
F0resters of America was called to order
promptly at 9 o'clock by Grand Chief
Ranger John j. Cordy, all tue grand Off
GERS and delegates being present. .,4 ~.
The entire morning session was con-
sumed with the consideration Of the report
of the committee on acts and decisions.
The report is very voluninous and COM
prises two sections, viz: decisions of the
Grand Executive Council and decisions of
the deputy chief rangers. The action of
the executive council in appointing John
McGuinness of Court Robin Hood No. 1891
official organizer for the order at stipu-
lated salary was indorsed. 1t was also de-
cided that member cannot be suspended
for non-payment of dues until he is de-
clared suspended by the chief ranger of his
court. This has been a question which has
caused q great deal of discussion pro and
con during a great many years, some
authorities holding that when member
has become six months in arrears for dues
he stands suspended by operation Of the
law and without any declaration by the
presiding officer.
est to members who desire the services of
other than the court physician is made by
Deputy Calmann. to the effect that the
court is not liable for any doctors bill con-
tracted by member for other than the
court physician.
The compiled reports OF the deputy
grand chief ranger show that the average
attendance at court meetings is very good.
showing that good deal of interest is
taken in the workings of the order. The
clerical work of the order is reported as
being first-class in every respecs.
The afternoon session was devoted to
the reading and action on the report of
the committee on laws and supervision.
A unanimous vote Of thanks Of the grand
court was rendered to the DAILY MORN
ING CALL for the concise reports and the
amount of space devoted to the interest OF
the Ancient Order of Foresters of
America.
At Z 80 P. NJ, the visiting delegates and
their families and lady friends, who are
mostly members of the ladies' adjunct,
the Companions of the Forest, embarked
| on large covered barge, which was towed
by the steamer Dover to a point about
twenty-five miles up the Sacramento
! River. The excursioDists were accompan.
| led by the a. O. F. of A. band, which is the
only band on the coast whose members are
| members of one fraternal society. The
weather. which had been shogery all.day.
was clear and the merry Men of Sher,
wood" had very pleasant time, dancing
and partaking of bountifui repast which
was served by the two local courts, Capt.
tol and Sacramento. They returned about
midnight well satisfied with ll~the. evenings
ttenteEtainpielt aud tplly epnyineed that
Sacramento is not TO be optdone in hospi-
tality by any other city il the State if she
knows it.