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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
BEHRING SEA CONTROVERSY.
Carter Continues His Argument j
Behalf of America,s Clnims

Carter Continues His Argument in
Behalf of Americas Claims.
PARIS, April 21.-J. C. Carter, counsel
for the United States in the Behring Sea
tribunal arbitration, continued his argu-
ment in behalf of American claims. Car
ter criticised the weak points of the case
presented in behalf of Great Britain. He
admitted that the United States asked for
the monopoly of the seas, but a monop-
oily, he argued, could only be injurious
when artificial prices were induced by it.
In the present instance that was impossi-
BILE. On the contrary, the monopoly
asked for by the United States would en-
courage production and be beneficial to
humanity in the same way as the laws
providing for patents and copyrights.
Carter proceeded to refute the British ar
gument that seals devoured British fish
in the waters of British Columb ia. The
fish of those waters, Carter said, were the
property of the world.
Carter quoted from joint report of the
Commissioners of Great Britain and the
United States appointed to investigate
the condition of the seal life in the North
Pacific Ocean to sustain his position that
pelagic sealing was wrong. The United
States, Carter said, would tolerate the
right of Indians to pursue seals for per-
sonal sustenance, but not for commercial
purposes,
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Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
BUTTE (Mont.), April 2l.-A fire broke
out in one of the shafts of the Butte and
Boston Company's mine this morning
and nine miners were cut off from es-
cape and either burned or suffocated to
death.
The names of the lost are: Edward Pas
coe, Richard Andrews, Sam Revetto.
Frank Gerard, Richard Trembath,
Thomas Gray, Jesse Metto, Antonio
Beara and E. Puglis.
The fire broke out in the 500-foot level
on shaft No. 2. John S. Kramer, the
pumpman, who gave the first alarm, was
the only one of ten in the mine who es-
capped. Kramer was slightly injured,
having been scorched about the face and
his hair badly singed.
Men went down with chemical fire ex-
tinguishers, but could not see through
the smoke. They shouted at the tops of
their voices, in the hope of hearing from
the imprisoned men, but received no re-
ply. They could not stay long enough in
the smoke to accomplish anything.
Attempts to rescue the men continued
several hours, and, while the smoke was
not so great. the heat grew more intense,
and both officials and miners have given
up all hopes of rescuing the men alive.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAYoR.
Large Crowd in Attendance on Il
CnnH-nntinr, Ii, L-,.nsr,a

Large Crowd In Attendance on the
Convention in Fresno.
FRESNO, April 2l.-About fifteen hun
bred people attended the sessions of the
California Christian Endeavor Conven-
ton to-day. At the morning session re-
ports of the Junior Superintendent, Cen
eral Secretary, Treasurer and President
were read. 1t was shown that the order
is in most flourishing condition, and
its membership increasing at rapid
rate. Reports of Committees on Float
ing Societies and County Unions came
next, after which there was general dis
cussion on "What Has the Year Taught
Us?"
At the afternoon session a number of
interesting papers on Endeavor work
were read and discussed. The Committee
Conferences were then held.
In the evening the session opened with
devotional exercises, after which there
was presentation of banners. Rev. J..
II. Goodell of Oakland preached the
sermon on problems Before the En-
deayor World.'
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ITALY'S RULER.
King Humbert and Queen MarGherita
Receive Congratulations.

King Humbert and Queen MarGherita
Receive Congratulations.
ROME, April 2l.-The German Emperor
rode in the suburbs of Rome this morn
ing and returned to the Quirinal to take
luncheon with his royal hosts. King
Humbert and Queen Margherita re-
ceived, with full and magnifcens state
ceremonials to-day, congratulations of
the various sovereigns, through their
ambassadors. on the twenty-ffth ami
versary Of their marriage, the date of
which falls upon tomorrow, April 22d.
ENJOYS Extraordinary and Ministers
Plenipotentiary joined with the En- bassa-
doris in presenting the congratulations of
the heads of their respective States, and
United States Minister Porter presented
an autograph letter from President Cleve-
land, conveying in suitable language the
expressions of the Presidents pleasure
over the happy occasion.
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AN ExEQUAroR DENIED.

Austria Refuses to Recognize One of
Cleveland's Appointments.
VIENNA, April 2l.-Count Kalnoky,
Austrian Premier, has given notice to the
American Minister that the Austrian
Government will not grant an exequator
to Max Judd of st. Louis, appointed by
President Cleveland Consul General of
the United States at Vienna. Count Kali
noky states that the reason for refusing
the exequator is because Judd is an Aus
trian by his former allegiance and is en-
gagged in the immigration business. Count
Kalnoky also stated that his decision was
not affected by Judd's religious belief.
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BLooD-HoRsE RACES.
Six Events at the Bay District Track
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
SAN Francisco. April 21.-Another
good attendance greeted the races at the
Bay District track this afternoon. There
were six events on the programme, three
of which were for two-year-olds. OF the
other events for three-year-old and up
ward, one was at distance of one mile
and furlong, while another was sprint
of eleven-sixteenthso of a mile.
Half mile, two-year-olds, Bordeaux
won, Electricity second, Cherokee third.
Time, $50.
Seven furlongs. three-year-olds Char
mion won, Steadfast second, Drummer
third. Time, 1901.
Five furlongs, Seaside won, Ovation
second, Beauty Colt third. Time, 1:O2.
Mile and furlong, Garcia won, FL
Rayo second, Almont third. Time, 1:55!.
Five and a half furlongs, Wyanshott
won, Motto second, Regal third. Time,
Los.
Half mile, Carmel and Polasky ran a
dead heat. Time, O:5l4.
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CYCLONE IN THE SOUTH.
Virginia and North Carolina Town
Suffer Much Damage.

lr2lnla ana NOrtn NarOllna Towns
Suffer Much Damage.
RICHMOND (Va.l, April PA special
from South Boston says: A terrific cy-
clone passed over portion of South Bos-
ton this afternoon. The large tobacco
factory of Norwood d Co. was COM
pletely demolished, causing a loss of
0,000.
A special from Martinsville says: Sem
ple's tobacco factory and Lester's factory
were unroofed and great damage done to
the stock OF tobacco. The wires are down
in all directions, and it is impossible to
learn the extent of the damage. Reports
from the South here are vague, but it is
certain that Reidsville, Rutfin, Green's
boro and other towns on the line of the
r. and D. Railroad, in North Carolina,
severely suffered from the storm.
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Berryessa about 10 O'Clock last night.
Borchers and some friends were sitting
in the place singing. when Garobiera
came running in with an untitled ak,
and, rushing upon Borchers, made a
wicked strike at him. Borchers is Grip
pied in one hand, but warded off the
blow, and Garobiera was overpowered by
bystanders. Garobiera was arraigned,
and his examination set for April 18th at
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
LADIES' DAY.
The Friscos Win in a Magnificent
Game at stockton.

INC TTI-GOS u Mig n lnCenC
Game at Stockton.
STOCKTON, April 2l.-The game to-day
was magnificent, resulting in victory
for the San Franchises by the encourage
ing score of to /. Knell pitched well
and so did Tanning. While number of
errors were made, they did not prove to
he costly ones. Pop SWEET has been
added to the Stockton team and was be-
hind the bat. Little Spear sat on the
bench and so did Harper. 1t was the
first ladies' day on the Stockton grounds.
All the singers in the Bostonians and
Stockton's fair ones were in the grand
stand and it made the boys brace up.
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increase of 61.3; Tacoma. 81, 900, 900, an in
crease of 14.S; Helena, 1851, 600, an in
crease of go; Spokane, $4,000, no COM
parison; Great Falls, S3l4,0 no COM
parison; Galveston So, 529, 900, an increase
of 100. Total for the United States, ST.
242, ola, 644, an increase of 1876.
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Horrible Accident.

WILLIAMsPoRT pa, April PA
special dispatch from Emporium gives
meagre details of horrible accident
there this morning. The glycerine house
of the Climax Powder Company blew
up. killing Fred Adgerm, George Lyons
and William King.
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Prince Blsnarck,s Health,

BERLIN, April 2l.-There are disquiet-
ing rumors about Bismarck's health. He
caught cold while standing bareheaded
watching torchlight procession in his
honor and it is reported he had fit yes
terday, but rallied. Details are difficult
to obtain.
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Dock Laborers, Strike.

LONDON, April 21.-The prospects for
the speedy settlement of the hull lockers
strike are vanishing. The men are ex-
pected to reject all proposals for a COM
promise drawn by the President of the
Board of Trade. The Ship-owners' Fed
Grafton, moreover, is about to issue
manifesto warning the strikers that un-
less they return to work at once their
places will be filled with non-union men.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
FRIGHTFUL DISASTER.
Fire Breaks Out in the Shaft of a
Mine at Butte, Mont.
NINE WORKMEN EITHER CREMATED
OR SUFFOCATED.

After Thousands of Dollars Worth of
Property Has Been Consumed Dur
ing a Period of Seven Months at
Milwaukee, Under Circumstances
Pointing to Incendiarism, the Police
Succeed in Landing Behind the
Bars Man Who Confesses to Hav-
ing Set the Torch Which Caused
Six of the Fires.
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Universal Suffrage Apnroved

BRUSSELS, April 2l.-The Belgian Sem
ate has approved the compromise grant
ing universal suffrage, accompanied by
plural voting, based on education and
property, as adopted by the Chamber of
Representatives.
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Minister stevens Coming Home.

WASHINGTON, April PA private let
ter received here to-day from member of
the family of Minister Stevens brings in
formation that the Minister, with his wife
and daughter, will leave Honolulu on
May 24th. The letter referred to shows
that Stevens family feels keenly the re-
vocation of the Minister'S act in regard to
hosting the flag, and predictions are
made of all sorts Of dire distress as the re-
suit.
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Booths End Not Ear OF.

New YORK, April 21.-The condition
of Edwin Booth has changed for the
worse, and late tonight it was feared the
crisis had been reached, and the patient
was declared to be in the greatest danger.
DR.. Smith admitted that the actors con-
dition was very grave, and the end is not
yery far off
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
Found Guilty by the Jurv.

GENEsEE On. ", April 2l.-Father Fla
herty, Catholic priest, who for several
days has been on trial for the betrayal of
girl under I6 years of age, was found
guilty by the Jury.
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MURDERERS At LARGE.
Two Prisoners Condemned to Death
Escape From Sing Sing.
PEPPER THROWN INTO THE EYES
OF THE GUARD.

The Condemned Men Secure the Pts
toll and Keys of the JaiIer and
Throw Him Into a Cell-The Cell
derer Osmond Opened and the
Prisoners Invited to Escape, but
the Invitation Was Declined.
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Sill sinking at zante.

ATHENS, April 2l.-Two violentshocks
were felt in Zante to-day. Several of the
remaining buildings were wrecked, and
half dozen persons injured.
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Newspapep Man Married.

TOLEDO, April 21.-G. A. Lyon of the
New York Recorder and Miss Florence
Russell, elocutionist, from the same city,
were united in marriage at the brides old
home at Fruit Ridge, Mich, to-day.
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WORLDS FAIR RATES.
The Railways Reach an Agree
ment on Passenger Business.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS TO CHI
CAGO AND RETURN.

A Los Angeles Wholesale Liquor Mer-
chant Becomes Despondent Over
Alcoholism and Commits Suicide by
Blowing His Brains Out-The Inter-
Mountain Stock-Growers' Associa-
ton Convention Completes Its La
bors and Adjourns.
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HOME RULE FOR IRELAND.
Debate in the Commons III the
Contest for Second Reading.
OVATION TO GLADSTONE WHEN HE
AROSE TO SPEAK.

The Austrian Government Refuses TO
Grant an Exequator to Max Judd
of st. Louis, the Newly Appointed
Consul-General to Vienna The
Dowager Duchess of Sutherland
Locked Up in Prison-Death of tho
Earl of Derby Announced.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The J. B.
Shannon Hardware and keystone Auc-
ton Company was badly damaged by fire
tonight. Loss, $4,000 insurance, $780,
OOn
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duchess of sutherland in JAIN.

LONDON, April 81. - The Dowager
Duchess of Sutherland was arrested and
locked up in Holloway Jail to-day. Her
apartment is elegantly furnished and her
meals will be served by fashionable
caterer
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San Jose,s Delegates.

SAN JOSE, April 2l.-Mayor Schilling
to-day appointed the following named
gentlemen to represent the city of San
Jose at the Mississippi Congress,
to be held at Ogden April "a, 1898: George
M. Bowman, c. T. Settle, C. A. Fuller,
E. NJ. Mclaughlin and Charles w. Fay.
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question Of Sunday opening is to come
before it again, and lively time is ex-
pected.
Owing to the prevailing great storm,
over a thousand men in the landscape
department of the fair have been laid off
duty temporarily.
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A MuRDERoUs ITALIAN.
He Attempts to Brain Il Berryessa Cit
zen With q Az.

SAN JOSE, April 21.-J. II. Borchers. a
grocer. has caused the arrest of Louis
Garobiera, an Italian, on a charge of as
sault to murder. He said the assault was
committed at slaughter-house near
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-04-22
No Trouble at Morrillton.

ST. LOUIS, April 2l.-Advices to the
Associated Press from Morrilton, Ark,
state that there is no trouble there, nor
has there been any of a lawless nature
since the lynching of Thornton. The
stories that the negroes had taken violent
possession of the place are purely imag-
mary.
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Coming to the Coast on a Bicycle.

New YORK, April 2l.-Tom Roe, the
well-known bicycle rider, says he will
start soon to ride across the continent
from New York to San Francisco. He
expects to make the trip in siXty-five
days and will take the most direct route
to Chicago, following the Union Pacific
Railroad from there to San Francisco.
The trip Roe proposes was accomplished
by Nelson A. Bradt in 1850, the time
being eighty-six days.
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WORLDS FAIR,
A Small Army of Men at Work Beauti-
flying the Grounds.


CHICAGO, April 2l.-A small army of
men marched to the extreme western end
of Midway Plaisance to-day and set to
work breaking ground for gigantic dis
play of evergreens and ornamental trees.
to be made there in connection with the
Worlds Fair. Many specimens are al
ready here, while thousands of others are
en- route. Sixty thousand square feet of
space have been staked out, allowing a
certain number of feet to each State as
well as to foreign countries. Three hun
dred distinct varieties of evergreens are
now here that came from the nurseries
around Evergreen, Wyo., while a large
display of ornamental trees is now on
the road from Elgin and Dundee, Ill.
From the West also come goodly sup
ply of evergreens, while California sends
a fine collection of orange trees bearing
fruit, as well as half hundred other
specimens of wood plants that will prove
a valuable addition to the display.
THRIFTY EsQU1MAUX.
CHICAGO, April 21.-Half of the Esaui-
maux at the Worlds Fair villages jumped
the ranch last night and have formed a
company to exhibit themselves. 1t is be-
lieved others will follow.
QUESTION OF SUNDAY OPENING.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-Much interest at
taches to the final meeting of the National
Commission of the Worlds Fair, to be
held here next week. The momentous
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Millionaire Lamb a Confidence shar
Northern Pacific Railroad.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-No little curios-
ity is expressed on Wall street to-day as
to the probable nature of the financial
plan of the Northern Pacific, said to have
been adopted by the Board of Directors
at yesterdays meeting; but studied reti-
cence in vague official communication
is taken to indicate that this curiosity,
and, also, that in regard to Wizards al
legged impending resignation. will not be
gratitied for some time to come.
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A Milling Firm suspends Payment.

DULUTH (Minn.), April 2l.-The flour
milling firm of Gill & Wright OF this
city has suspended payment. The
trouble is said to be due to speculative
operations of members of the firm.
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A FIREBUG JAILED.
He Confessed to Setting Fire to Build
ings at milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE wis.,, April 21.-After
thousands of dollars worth of property
has been consumed during period OF
seven months under circumstances which
pointed to incendiarism in Ilany in
stances, the police have at last landed be-
hind the bars man who confessed to
having applied the match to six build
ings. He is Matthew Thomet, an en-
ploye on the stage of the Stadt Theater.
Thomet does not admit setting any big
fires, although he admits having set one
of the numerous blazes in the theater
where he was employed, one of which
nearly consumed the building.
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Prospect of General Strike in the
Building Trades of Buffalo.

Prospect of a General Strike in the
Building Trades of Buffalo.
BUFFALO, April 21.-Bulders and con-
tractors are uneasy over the signs of dis
content IN the labor organizations. From
surface appearances there is going to be
general strike in the building trades
unions, unless the demands of the plaster
ers, bricklayers and stone masons are
granted. All the plasterers, except forty,
are on strike for 50 80 day, an advance
of 80 cents. The bricklayers and masons
struck for eight hours day with their
present wages, 50 80. The carpenters are
talking of demanding higher wages, and
unless the bosses and employees get to-
gether and settle their differences, there
is likely to be general strike.
Millionaire Lamb Confidence Sharp.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-"Millionaire"
Lamb, whose mysterious disappearance
has been chronicled. is now alleged to be
a confidence man, and it is said Lawyer
Newman mourns the loss of SIS, 200, out
of which he was buncoed by Lamb with
the familiar method of turning over to
the astute lawyer valise supposed to
contain $4,000, but which upon investi
cation proved to have nothing inside but
brown paper. The police are making
strenuous efforts to locate Lamb, but so
far without success.
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Killed His Brother-in-Iaw.

NEW ORLEANS, April Ill. o. Des-
FORCES, a member of the City Council, to-
day shot and killed his brother-in-law, P.
McGuinn, in a bar-room. The cause of
the shooting it is stated was on old family
trouble.
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CLEARING HOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the PrIncipa
Cities the Past Week.

Cities the Past Week.
New YORK, April 21.-The following.
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
April 10th, with the percentage of in
crease and decrease, compared with the
corresponding week last year: New
York, sos, $40, 900, an increase of $50 per
cent; Chicago, Slll,5T 600, an increase of
24.7; Boston, SlO4 ,637 ,000 an increase of
1870; Philadelphia. s74,6O7, 900, an increase
III; st. Louis, s26, 227 900, an increase
ofO.5; San Francisco, Sl5, 900, an in
crease of 100; Baltimore, $751; 200, an
increase of rs; Pittsburg. Sl6,713,000, an
increase of 100: Cincinnati, Sl4, 1l5. 200, an
increase of so; Kansas City, SIC, 1855, 900, an
increase of 24.0; New Orleans, $40, 79l 600,
an increase of q. o; Minneapolis, IS, zoe, 900,
an increase of 400; Omaha, SC. 400, COO, an
increase of 42.0; Denver, 1856, 900, an in
crease of 200; ST. Paul, S4,Sl3,000, an in
crease of Is; Portland, Or, S1,974, 900, no
comparison; Salt Lake, 81, $4,000 de-
crease of 800; Seattle, Sl,l73,000, an in
crease of 200: Los Angeles. s., 099, 200, an
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BALTIMORE, April 2l.-A receiver for
the Maryland Steel Company was APP
pointed by Judge Wicks to-day. The
announcement caused sensation. Pres
ident Wood says: lowing to the diff
Guilty of negotiating securities it has been
thought wise that the affairs of the COM
pany be temporarily placed in the hands
of a receiver" The assets of the company
are believed to be more than ample to pay
the creditors in full.
Victims of the Lake Michigan Disaster.
MILWAUKEE, April 2l.-The bodies of
TWO victims of the tunnel crib horror
were picked up on the beach early this
morning. The steamer Burroughs went
to the crib this morning and secured ten
bodies. Foreman Barber of the tunnel
construction gang says there were fifteen
men in the crib when it was overwhelmed.
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The Earl of Derby Dead.

LONDON, April 21.-The Earl of Derby
died this friday evening.
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Judgment Arainst a Street RaiI1y

Judgment Against Street Railway.
TACOMA (Wash.), April 2l.-Edna
Mitchell, 1l-year-old girl, was given a
verdict of $4,000 in the Superior Court
tonight against the Tacoma Railway and
Motor Company. A year ago the girl
was run into by a cable car and perma-
nently injured.
Murderer Brought Back From Texas.
FRESNO, April 21.-Deputy Sheriff
Childers arrived in Fresno on the noon
train from Texas, having in custody Tom
Jones, charged with the murder of w. R.
Good at Tarpey Station last October.
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Wool Industry.

SAN DIEGO, April 2l.-More wool is be-
ing handled in this county the present
season than in any previous year, as a
special effort is being made to bring wool
from the adjoining counties of Orange,
riverside and San Bernardino. The price
ranges from s to u cents per pound.
Much is being baled for rail shipment to
Boston. Yesterday there were received
seven wagon-loads from the back country
and two carloads from Riverside.
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Duke de Veragua.

New YORK, April 2l.-The Duke de
Veragua and party visited Brooklyn,
riding over the East River bridge. The
party came down on the elevated railroad
train and took care to leave no word as
to where they were going in Brooklyn, as
the Duke is anxious to go about as quietly
as possible. This afternoon the Duchess
received several prominent ladies. This
evening a reception was given by Ed
ward Cooper in honor of the ducal party.
The Duke and party will leave for Wash
ington tomorrow at $3.50 P. NJ. on the
Pennsylvania train.