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Sent to an ASYLUM,

Judge Prewett yesterday signed the
commitment of Patrick McCue, an insane
person, to the Napa Insane Asylum, and
Deputy Sheriff Hendricks will take him
down to-day.
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Accommodations.
alrtorrtnltprs.
|. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
1OI7-I0I9 Fourth St., Sacramento.
EMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
u II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 1874.
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BRowN's Bronchial Troches will relieve
bronchitis. asthma, catarrh and throat
diseases
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Berlin Cough Cure.

For coughs and colds and all lung and
throat affections this article has superior
merit. tits perfectly harmless, gives i'm
mediate relief, and cures the worst cases
in from two to three days. Endorsed by
our best physicians. Try a bottle and
you will always keep it. Price, 50 cents
a bottle.
Z. G. Liniment, the best remedy for
aches and pains.
Compound sulphur Powder, the most
perfect laxative and cathartic known.
Gives instant relief in cases of constipa-
ton, indigestion, piles, biliousness, liver
troubles, rheumatism, gravel, ETC., otc.
great blood purifier and pleasant to the
taste. The w. H. Bone Company, San
Francisco, sole proprietors. Kirk, Geary
d Co., Sacramento, sole agents.
THE biggest kind of bargains can now
be had in our vacating sale. All goods in
store 7l6 street. consisting of clothing,
mems and boys hats, gents furnishing
goods and ladies', misses, gents and boys
boots and shoes, must be sold by July
LIST. Red House
KING soap, 81 box, at Lynn's, Four
tenth and 0 streets.
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WRITE to Cooper for anything in the
musical line.
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TIE NEW PLEASANTON.

I AAL NJ " TNEA9AINI On,
" HOWARD STREET, NEAR THIRD,
lIO san Francisco, a Firstclass Lodging
Hotel; 900 rooms, en- suite and single; gas and
running water in each room: best beds in the
world. Per day, so cents and up; per week,
81 so and up.
THE NEW GRAND, 246 Third street. be-
tween Howard and Folsom, San Francisco:
recently rehtted and refurnished; 200 sunny
rooms, en- suite and single. Per day, rs cents
and up, and per week, 81 80 and up.
EMPIRE HOUSE, 636 Commercial street,
San Francisco Established 1850; $50 neat
and well-Sept rooms; cleanest beds Per day,
IS cents and up; per week, 81 and up.
ES- Houses are open all night.
MWS JACOB HOEGES Il CO., Props.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.
BOARD AND ROOM, So, So SO AND
ID So so per week. Meals, 20 cents
F. BAYERSDORFER, Proprietor.
W. Y. HALL. Chief Clerk
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MARRIED.
DIED.

DIED.
DING-In Elk Grove. April sth. Mabel T..
daughter OF the late Charles c.. and Sarah r.
Ding, aged year, months and "a days
MOREING-In San Francisco, April I'd. Jen-
ME, dearly beloved wife of Mitchell j. More
ing and daughter of II. o. and NJ L. Nor
gam, a native of Sacramento, aged 80 years,
months and 8 days.
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THE POWELL,
BIVALVE Q
THE SADDLE ROCK
Restaurant and Oyster House.

tO9 Ve41I e4III eaIIO = y5tOI IIOUSU1
TIiRST-CLASS HOUSE IN EVERY RE-
i spect. Ladies' dining-room separate. Open
day and night. BUCHANAN q CARA.
CHER, PropTietOrs. No. 1O19 Second street.
between and K, Sacramento.
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Rs-Accconlmodations FIRsT-CLAss. Free
BUS to and from hotel.
W. ]. ELDER. Manager.
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KING soap, 81 box, at Lynn's, Four
tenth and Q streets.
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PACIFIC HOTEL,

BOARD AND ROOM, 81 20 TO So PER-
ID day. Meals, % cents.
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FREEMAN'S HOTEL,


THE LEADING HOTEL OF CENTRAL
l California. Every room lighted BY cleo.
tricity. Every accommodated furnished
guests. w. a. FREEMAN. Proprietor
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on April 26. The ceremonies will be follows
Music by "A chorus OF swedish singers led by Pro-
lessor Josef Hagstrom; prayer. by the Rev. Mauritz
stole. reading of the OF the Legislature authorz-
ing the erection OF the statue. Ashley W. Cole, the
unveng OF the monument, by Miss Erlenda Ander-
sen formal delivery OF the statue to the city. Ashley
w. Cole acceptance by Paul Dana, president of the
Park Board singing OF the swedish National chorus.
Ior Oss sven. Grafton. by Colonel william c.
Church reading 81 original ode. by Miss Anna
Cronhiehn Walbrrg: singing OF Swedish chorus. led
by Professor Emil Lnds;edt.
The Plan and scope Committee OF the Columbian
Celebration COMMITTEE. met at the Waldorf In the
afcrnoon, and recommended that the Ball Committee
communicate with General Louis Fitzgerald ana Com
mandcr Miller TO the invited guests from The fleets
at the ball. and request them to procure lists OF the
officers who attend, In order to ascertain how
many boxes will he required for them General
Fitzgerald and Commander Miller started for Hampton
Roads last evening. where they viii invite Admiral
Gherardi and the foreign commanders TO take part
In the land parade. The committee also suggested
that each foreign commanding officer BE- accompanied
by an American officer.
II also recommended that luncheon he given
for naval guests ut the Waldorf on April Is at 80
D. after the reception at the City lall the officers
he driven to their boats at West Forty second ST.
later.
II further recommended that the sale of tickets
for the ball be carried day and evening At
the Waldorf and also at the Controllers Office. and
that "A representative OF the Ball Committee be con-
stantly at the Waldorf until the night of the ball.
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THE ESCAPE OF THE CHILI1N REFUGEES
SECRETARY GRESHAM INDICATES THAT MIR
EGAN GAVE THEM SHELTER. NOT
ASYLUM

SECRETARY GRESHAM INDICATES THAT NH
EGAN GAVE THEM SHELTER NOT
ASYLUM
Washington April 20.-Scnor Don Anlbal Cruz
Charge d'Afaircs OF the Gillian Legation, was one
~ the earliest callers at the state Department To-Day
(Which was diplomatic day. lie held In his hahd
newspaper dispatch announcing that Holly ana
Fu.ntes the alleged Balmaccdists whom Minister
Eean had offered shelter at the American Legation
and whose surrender had been demanded by The
Gillian authorities, had made their escape from III.
Legation: that Fucnres Lad been captured by the
GILLIAN guards stationed In the neighborhood OF Inc
United States Legation, but that Holly was still at
large senior cruz had long Interview with Assistant
secretary Adcc this matter.
Secretary Gresham, who has heretofore aosolu"y
declined To furnish any information In regard To
this CHILEAN refugee case this afternoon gave out III"
following: a charge was pending against Fuehte'
and Holly for violating the. municipal laws OF UNI
and Minister E4an instructed by secretary
Gresham that he would cease shelt"ring them
Xo,h,ng WAS said n, to when the Instructions w"r
ar As 10 whether they escaped b"ior" or AFTER 'ir
Igan received those Instructions or Win or without
his supposed cDnniyance. -, ,.
national law between admitting to asylum ana
simply afiording shelter Asylum Is such II
refuge a. practically removes The person 80 harDor,o
and places him under the prot'rton OF Tue nag ~
the country shielding him "shrlicr' has II slemh
cancc far les, important. and leaves thoN" 10 whom
II Is accorded am"nab' to tir laws OF lne o .
IN. secretary OF state 1t T. evident that IL waN
shelter and not asylum which Minister Egan CAV
municipal laws, Mr. Egan ordered to cease
EhpltsfIug them.
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INVITED TO THE LAND PARADE.
OFFICERS Asked TO TAKE P>RT-NEw DETAILS


OFFICERS Asked TO TAKE P>RT-NEw DETAILS
OF THE REVIEW
George r. Mcclellan. secretary OF the cry Com
utttce OF one Hundred, and member OF 'he '"hi'
mittce on the Land Parade, has written TO General
o q. Howard, Colonel LOOMS L. L1ngdon. General
Abbott Of Willcts Point: Secretary Herr tf ana ten
ora LouIs Fitzgerald asking them 10 take part IN
the land parade which will occur on APR" -
the day following the naval parade. The West Point
cadets have been invited but will rot be present
7, IL stll doubtful whether the naval cadets from
Annapolis will take part.
In order 10 accommodate the marines VINO ARE u"
participate In the land parade the DOCK COMMISSIONERS
will have floats built at Twenty thiruN''. f"''F
socond..t Fifty nnth.s Eighty second ST. and Ninety
sxih.s North River, thirty feet wide by seventy iee'
long. with comfortable gnngways leading 10 'he
uhorves At each pIace three loaiload, can land
at In the parade the sailors VIII mnre" III
front Of the militia. their escort,
some detail Of the naval review mr." oche
announced. The general plan a arehny gwen wiz
ia adhered to- The fleet will leave Hampton Koahs
on April "a and will anchor in the Lower BAY on
April % ON April - the line VIII get nhd"r way
at . a. m. The Dolphin, Blake ana monmouth WIZ
carry The officials who are to review The pif"ue On
he blake viii he the Diplomatic Corps and other
quests On n. Monmouth the members OF the >u.
preme Court Of the United states. members d Con
gress Governors OF states. the Mayors o. Ne" 'orR
Jersey City and Newark and their guests the
Presidents party. which will lnciude MS ~"o'he'
officers and the Duke 81 Veragua, VIII re'le" the
parade from the Dolphin. These vessei' VIII eave
the pier at West Thirty-fourth-st. at ~ H. ana
tale up position Inside the Gordon haeh pafading
vessel II passes will salute the Dolphin with
twenty one guns
The secretary OF the Navy has announced That the
anchorage be moved further mp the river than
Ninety -sixth-s.. where 1t has ben hAed.
The Ericsson statue will be unveiled at 10 q. m.
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MD THE JUSTICES FEEL SNURBED?
An ALLEGED REASON WHY THEY DECLINED TIE
INVITATION TO THE NAVAL REVIEW.

INVITATION TO TIE NAVAL ffNlr"'
Washington April Goth" statcm,n mt Is maze WIN
mucb plauslility that. aside from the condition OF
the court docket there WAS another ana more po
tent reason which Influenced the Justices OF the su-
nrome Cour I'm declining to attend either the haNai
review or the opening Of the Worlds Fair. Inc JUS
,iccs felt snulbcd. They were not satisfied WIN inc
nosItIon assigned them in the official programme.
They do not think II becoming that they. occupying
,hc conspicuous oGdil position they do. shonid be
dd,od with Concros men, assistant secretaries, Gov.
or. and numerous Subordinate officials Of the Gov
.rnment individually, II l. reported. the Justices
.xnrossnd willingness TO be thrown In with the party
. h carried on the steamer Monmouth, but ms n
,odv ,hcv considered that an occasion 0! snch
,.., nfHdal ceremony they should have pace
-, 4, ,o.i,ton TO the Pre- sidcnt and Cabinet.
Remembering that the court once oeiore
aool,pod an invitation 10 participate "
49, omc,al celebration because the INVITA-
,,o,. tod beeu extended 70 the members Ihhl'iu'
lily o,d not To the court as body. The department
a, .n.,,a, main, Ills time to send a special ano
-. ,uvi,n,ion 20 each justice and the Chici
., ,, and also one general Invitation to the couT
,,ho,. They mad not anticipated that thers
I'D no any objection 70 the cCommodatlon provdeo
a., Monmou,h or otherwise. 1t Is SAID some
S,,oro,, arrangement would have been made.
nm tho OCCASION OF the visit Of the supreme 'oui'
. Ch,c,co last fall at the dedication OF the "or''
" =, ,,,idiucs the Justices declined to MAKE Iant W
iai' Ire.idrntial train and Insisted up"', h",s ,,
u'c,i train OF their own. Iees'rS a. IN rpp,te,v
spo'i ,,.nis md been teldcred then or inc T'.lew
r,r n,,ening their decision Nigh, nave Deeh
different ,.,. ool.d Al ,ie SnSy Department
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TIE JCEd Their REPORT.
A WIDESPREAD STORM.

Washington April 2O-The storm has moved very
-owiy norheastward and is central Milwaukee.
Wis II has been accompanied by dangerous gales
throughout the entire lake region and high winds in
'hc central and upper Mississippi lower Missouri and
valleys. High east 10 south winds have prevailed
on Atlantic during the day rom Cap, Cod to
Florida. Heavy rains fallen throughout the lake
regions the Ohio Valley. the mdl" Atlansi' States and
In the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri ,slleys
The temperature decidedly lower In the ohio central and
upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys IL as
slightly In the southwest The following heavy rain.
sll, nchcs reported during the last twenty
hours: GEORGIA 2utman ThomssyI,lc., 40 Way.
50 Alabama-Sema. 2.l0; Tallassee $40
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BUSINESS IL THE SUPREME COURT.

Washington, April .o.-The supreme 'o"rt VI o
Tinted Staics did The following business To-Day
IN n.o The nitcd states, appellant, aei.
Charles A. shy der, Il al. submitted
no. 23O Inc ntcd states, plaintlh IN error
ACT Nrs Anna NJ. Dumas ct nj and no. 23l the
nItcd states plaintiff IN error, agt Anna NJ Dumas
It al. submitted. .,. . -
agt Moses Mock. Dismissed.
so - Henry H. Porter. ct al. appellant, ag'
DIV light VI. sahin ct al. Argument continued
No. 222. X. II. llol in,, 81. 1T al hppeilah'S
agt the Bricl1i,d steel and Iron Company, 1T a.
Death OF Preston T.. flumb and George J. srhey M'
lica i'n granted ., nal, -. xo,
NO 22l. The Metropolitan National Bank OF New
yorl, annrII,ui art tl. St Louis Dispatch Company
e. al sllp.lat on 10 make new parties appeiiets
herein subilitcd argued: a.,
No 225 Edward ". Lcggett appellant h6t' u'
standard on Comrany. Argument begun.
Adjourned until tomorrow. The day eau VIII o.
40 and 24I) o47 (and 24sl, ard "40.
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FLAMING To SEE THE wARsHIPS.

committee Of the Republican Club has secured
the steamer Natcawan for members OF the club and
their friends to see the naval review April -.
The steamer is a large one. and there will be no I'M
pleasant crowding 4 luncheon will be served on
board. Many applications for tickets have been r'
ccivcd already. and the demand for them Is BRISK
members OF tie club should apply ut once at the
clubhouse or 10 the members of the committee, VINO
ara w. De Iancey Walbridgc. A. II. Steele, ii. X
d. Nit A. G. Cheney, Irving NJ. Shaw, J. L. TaiEtoI
and W. Irving Martin.
The YOUNG Men Ciristlln Association has arrahseu
10 witness IT.. naval review from the hon steamer
sirius. The excursion Will he under the maragen'ht
OF Frank VI. Curis. OF tie Chautaiqua Union Mem
hers and friends of the association may obtain tickets
ut any OF the various bIailChes In t1ls CITY ana
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THE NETWORK WILL NOT BE THERE.
W. II. CRAMP TELLS ABOUT THE DELAYS TO
THE NEW CpT.ISER.

IHE NEW CRUISER
The New-York will not take part in tho Naval
Parade on April %. II has been hoped by many
that the magnificent new cruiser would be able
10 join her sister vessels Of the new Navy on that
OCCASION but Charles H. Cramp, Of her builders,
said yesterday that she would not he ht MT
Crdmp came from Philadelphia yesterday 10 au"hh
the dinner OF the Clover Club. and told a TRIBUNE"
reporter who saw him at the Waldorf about the New
York and the other vessels which the Cramps are
building.
1.-THE Ncw-York Would have been ready" he said,
III II had not been for delays in receiving her armor
from the Carnegie works. Her engines are ready,
and she could be- brought to N.w-Iork tomorrow. II
necessary, but there practically insurmouhtabe
diff ultes In the way. II would be hard TO say
Just what remains to be done her. but the finish
ing touches make all the difference in the world In
the appearance Of vessel. If she should come here
she would appear shabby as compared with the per
fec,ly fitted ships.
Then another difficulty Is that OF officers ana
crew. A temporary force would have TO be pro
vided for her at great expense. She Is not yet "a
United states vessel and will not be for more IMAM
a MONTH We have requested the secretary OF the
Navy to have the distance measured for her uiai
trip by May Is. The trip will BE- made somewhere
out at There Is really good place along our
coast as the water Is not deep enough
The Cramps have FIVE other vessels under way for
the United states Navy. The Columbia and Indiana
have already been launched The Massachusetts VIII
be launched about the middle Of June. She Is II
bat,leshp. Her engines well advanced. Her
sides and tnrret armor yet TO be put on. The
Minneapolis will be launched in July. She Is a
duplicate OF the Columbia and has three screws The
OF her two vessels the brooklyn, which VIII BE- an
armored cruiser similar to the New York. and the
Iowa another battlcShip. The keels of The vessels
have not yet been laid but the orders for the ma
terials have been given.
The Cramps are also building five new steamships
10 add to the fleet OF the American Line. Two
OF the kccls have already been laid. These two VIII
he about the size of the New York and Paris and VIII
nm to the Continent The other three Will be
larger and go TO southampton. The contracts can
for the completion OF all five vessels In three years.
Washington. April 2O-While the exact date Tor tie
trial of the new cruiser New York has not been MED
II has been decided 10 try her ahout the middle 81
next month The course selected T. of the COAST ol
Massachusetts. In the vicinity Of Cape Ann. aHd j.
forty miles i'm length. The department l. now pre-
paring the Instructions for her trial board
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RECIPROCITY WITH BRAZIL AND CUBA.

wasbuaton April Ca study o. the statistics
contained I'm the second annual report Of the Bureau
OF American Republics shows the following results
In regard TO he workings Of the reciprocity treaties
with Brazil and Cuba Tie United States exported
70 Brazil In the years 1900, lo9i ana le?., r.
sp,cilvclv merchandise to the value OF flio'--li'
sl4I.0. 2iG ard T1l.2Ji,7'3. In the same N''"
the imports of merchandise into the United state
,, I,uyI vrre ,jy::lS,1jG S-3,230 .j9j, and
slIsc.3Go4 respectively. an decrease within Nv
wear. of over 100 per cent
The exports to cuba increased. III rouhd mum
hers from $I3O0OOOO IN 1890 to sl-'ooo'ooo H.
1872: those 10 Porto Rico from S2,'oo,,oo 10
..JoCoJ. Cuba's exports 10 the United states III
tIose wear, were IN roand numbers. T1l.ooo.oOo,
so 900 900 ana S1-cOOOOo respectively. white
those Of Porto Rico l." the nltcd states decreased
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine. Ncw-tampshire and Vermont. heavy rain
Ugh castery winds shifting southerly; slightly
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut helvy
rains during the morning perhaps with severe local
storms. probably clearing during the afternoon oven.
high easterly winds shifting south westerly
warmer.
For Eastern NcwYork. heavy iain during the early
morning probably with local wind storms followed
clearing high southeastcry winds shifting TO south
westerly: warmer.
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THE BANKS AND THE HOLIDAY.

The Clearing House Committee yesterday met to decide
upon what the banks Will pursue with regard u
tive holiday established by the Legislature for this city
Brookvn wcstchescr county on the occasion OF Tn
Columbian naNa review April -. IL was agreed
that the banks should virtually be closed, but there viii
10 some clerks hard to provide for notes that ia
due that day. No action was taken respecting The
financial situ1,loiL
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NOTICE no FISHERMEN IN HUDSON RIVER.

NOTICE no FISHERMEN IN HUDSON RIVER.
The following has been sent out regarding the re-
view:
Notice IL hereby given TO all persons having hsh nets
or snadpoes in the Hud.on River below NinetysiXth-
ST. and extending 200 yard, from either Shore TO
remove them before April 20. when the Naval Review
Meet anchors IN the river.
FKtDK. ROGERS, Captain, U. S. Navy
Commanding Patrol Division. Naval Review nset.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21
CHARGES AGAINST PROFESSOR HARRINGTON

Washington. April oO.-AsSlS:ant-M,or General
colby today forwarded TO Professor Mark HarrnS
ION, the Chief Of the Weather Burcau the formulated
charges against him and other officials OF The bureau
for alleged malfcaSancc I'm Office. The charges In
cudr Misrepresentation Of facts In recommendations
for promotion: the shielding and retention Of I'M
worthy and incompetent employees; retention OF per
under the designation OF "eXper complers' VINO
not such appointments messengers and
laborcrs OF men whose services were not necessary
., such. and their employment thereafter on clerical
work: the authorization and approval OF the travel
Ing and hotel expenses Of officers and employees In
Cured while absent from duty and not engaged III
proper work OF the department. ana the improper
diversion OF the public funds.
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A FORMER BOSTON NAN INSANE.

Chicago, April 2O-Dr. j. S. Lane pronounced
Insane by jury to-day and sent to the Kankakee
Asylum. DIR. Lane Is eiehty-fo years old. and =
labornc under the delnslon that Mayor Carter Has.
rson wants to murder him because Of his refusal -
take bifbe OF $1,000 for his vote. Dr. Lane came
to Chicago twenty years ago from Boston. lie u
the only living male representative Of old Puritan
family Of Boston. and while he has several marne4
daughters who well-tOdo, they scattered In
different places. and probably unaware Of their
fathers condition. One OF his daughters nlarTieA
surname is Rudolph. lie has q sister living at Ros'
ury, Mass.
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MAJOR RoCKwOops RESIGNATION ASKED FOR
Washington, April 2O.-Thc Secretary OF Agrcnltur'
has requested the resignation OF Major > . ROCK
wood Assistant Chief Of the weather bureau ana
tho resignation has been rendered ana acccpteo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-21

Tribune ONCE. April Il. I a. m.-Rany weather
with high winds prevailed Yesterday. The temperature
ranged between As and degrees the (lO)
ing ia lower than the corresponding day last yer.
and 10 lower than on Wednesday
In and ne this city to-day there will probably be heavy
rains high winds In the morning. fOuoweo BY clear
Ing weather.
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NO REPORT FROM MIR. BIOTNT.

Washington. April 2O.-No report has yet been re-
ccivcd at the state Department from Commissioner
Elount OF his action in ordering the United states
marines on duty In Honolulu return TO the Boston
and hanng down the United states flag from over
the Government building. There has been abundant
time for It to reach Washington since the date OF the
arrival last week OF the steamer Alameda at san
francisco. which brought the first news OF the COM
miSsioncr's movements In Honolulu.
4 prominent Senator, who called upon secretary
Gresham fully week before Mr.. Blount Issued his
orders. says that Mr.. Gresham understood exactly
the importance OF the responsibility involved 81
was convinced he says. "tnat he meant that he was
In favor only Of an American solution OF the whole
problem. and that his position world be one that
would uphold the dignity OF the country
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,onay ana personally iricrwed Assistant seore'ar,
NchnPo that he wCild he Unable 10 a'ehd We h"Nhi
r"vhw owing TO the press OF business before me
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shade Of color (Safron), selected and designed
bv the Prince himself for his wear-cannot be
copied this season. Is now on sale the retail estab-
of Knox only. e.,
1874 Fifth Avenue, under 9th Ave- HOTEL
212 Broadway, cor Fulton st.,
$40 Fulton Street, Brooklyn,
and 1918 State Street, Chicago
H. M KNOX.