davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-10-12
Gtner ser oret Sebten ser Sigh
Brigade"
Don SaIaflapa sur ero6en Qrnee iberee=
9au9en.
sc e 10 ODrf, II. Oft.

@eItern tplr6e Galentinc @ourneD i'm
@reenlpooOer Srie6bote be9raben. @OurneD
mat elmer Der lebten ltcberlebcnben Der
rQt9bt 8ri9aOe", tpeIcbe in ber S6la4t bel
Salaflapa, i'm Srimtriege, pOr nun balo
uicrsig Sabren, jenen berii6mten Nngriif
auf sic rullii6en 8atterien macbte; ct err
belt bafIr boS 0ic~tortafrells befanntlt6
bic b0d6itc miIitdrii6e 9luS5ei3nltng in Ser
britii6en Qrmee.
@S fpar Dem alien arie9er, tpeIber ais
Srompeter ben benfpiirDtgen Qn9rtft NIT
macbte, in Der lebten 3eit bier i6Iecbt ge1
gangen, unb eintge pnbl6abenbe 9anoSfeute
battcn iib ieiner angenommen, I'M i'm Dor
Der 6rtngenbiten Noib Su i6iibet. Ser
8er1torbcne Derma6te Dor ieinem Eooe
fem 8%ictoriafreu8 elmer Srau Olbtem BON
Srben in Orange County, &c. 9.
, 1893-10-12
Gin Daterm0r6er in baft eenom.
men.
Ua6 Ger Grmoroun9 oes Daters periu6t er
nod etnen anoeren Mann 5u eri9ie6en.
St..@Ipu6. Wftnn.. u. Oft.

y " y @|bb'h'1 L. ~"
Die ~2eicbenicbau iiber Sen in Spole sez
tObteten SObn 8ar6arOt ergo5, baB eiu
WorO itattgetunOen bate, nnb Der g8abrz
lpru9 Der @eicbporenen lautete ber1gemdB,
tpdbrenb 5u9leib @uitao 8arcbarbt Der @rz
morbung ieines 8aters bel3uloigt ipurbe.
SIS ipuroe Elm l6aftbefebG gegen ibr err
iptrft, un6 CT wur6e geitern 9lbenO bon
6enrp WfeDers in NlbanD III 6aft 9enom7
men. SIS DurOe ferner bericbtet, baB
8ar6ar6 Oen 8eriub gemacbt babe, s~eitcrn
Worgen no9 einen anberen Wtann in Der
gta6baricbaft Gil ermorben, unb 0aB bies
nur OaOurb DerDinOert murOe, OaB ct benz
icLben, ouf ben er me9rere S6aiie abb
~feuerte, nibt 81 trefen I'M StGlOe mar.
Sn Der gan5en @egcnO berri6t 8egen ben
8aterm0rber cine geipaltige Grbitterung.
, 1893-10-12
unbeoeutenoer 8aRnunfau.
5wei SahnIeute perIebt; Ole Qahaeiere uits
beibd0iat.
Gbefaning, Wid., 12. Oft.

Ser Gbicago'er S9neIsug ser Micbigan
Gentralbabn, lpelbcr geitern gtacbmitta9
UNI 3 l1br BON Saginap Angling, ronntc
9egen 6 l1br gegen bret beldbene Sitter
tpagen, pel9e pom 3u9e IoSQebroden
paren. Die locomotive, Der Senber rno
Der 9oftpugcn ent9Ieiiten unb purben
bebeutenb beidbd6t9t; Sic 8aliogierpasen
jebocb blieben auf BENT @eleiie lteben. Ser
6eiser unb Der @epGdmeiIter trugen
l6mer3bafte @un6en baoon. Son Sen
8aiiagieren tpurbe Ntiemano beibGoigt
unb ite murben nit cinem 6rabtauge mach
Sadion tpeiter befDroert.
, 1893-10-12
Der kleime Dane
wtu fid moreen cine oeutfdfeino=
lide Kunoeebun9 uleiiten".
G3ar 0leranoer miro oen fran30fiden
Krieesi4ifen i'm K~openhaeen'er Pafen
einen Be ud abitatten.
&pbenhaoen. IL. Oft.

9as mor9i9e 9roBe @reigniB: Sic 9tnz
funft beS ruiiii6en @ei9ipaOers in 5ouIon
tptrb au6 bier 5u elmer franfOzruiien>
freunbIt6en, bulge beuti6feinblt9en 9ez
monitration QnlaB geben.
Ser our 53ett Bel ieinem S6piegerbater,
6em &0ntg Gbriitian, gu 8eiub beftn6lt9e
@5ar NIeranbcr ptrb morgen ben I'M Dtez
itgen 6afen ~IiegenOen fran30itidben &riegs7
i6iffen etnen 8eiu9 abitatten unb einem
tbm gu @bren 3u pera%nitalten6en 8anfett
auf Dem NbmtralSidbiffe beinobnen. Die
8eD0lterung NIT ben morgtgen Sag gu Ell
mem aQ9emeinen Seittage ma6en.
, 1893-10-12
Oas neue 0etrdnfe9eieb in SIos
Carolina
Don eiltem K%reisrid1ter fir perfafunesmiorie
erfldrt.
Columbia, g. g., II. Oft.

9urcb feline Gnti4ei6ung i'm &reisgcricbt
bat &ichter 6ubion bic @nflogen gegen
gerioncn in Der Stabt, ipegen bes Gerfaufs
Don SpirituOlen, aufgeboben. Der &icbter
begriinbet ieine Gnticbeibuhg Darauf, baB
ba5 @jeieb, burcb tpelcbes Oer @etr6nfebanbel
Dem Staate iibertra9en wurbe, gegen bte
Gcrfaiiung peritpBc utb null unb nicbtig lei,
neil Sic Staatsgeiebgebung fetn 9tecbt babe,
baS auslblieBGicbe 9tecbt, nit beraui6enben
@etrdnfet 3u banbeln, BON einem Stats
burger auf Sic 9te9ierung SIT iibcrtragen,
unb baB bie 8oItsct feline geiebGtcbe Sc@
Thinning bariiber babe.
, 1893-10-12
Gin armer Ca9el0bner
miro our9 oen 600 feiner G~ro6n1utter Elm
reider Mann.
SefferionbtlIe, Sn6., II. Oft.

Gem bier mo6nen6en Sagel0bner 6arrp
SbielDS, lit in @eitalt elmer ibm BON ieiner
@roBmutter biuterlaiienen @rbibaft gans
ltnertpartet Elm Stii6cbcn @litf in ben
SdbooB gefaIen. 8cia8te @%roBmutter
ipobntc in ber NGbc BON Ottltpautee, @isc.
uno bic Dem @nfeI sEgefalene gfacbIaBz
idbaft ipir6 auf 100000 9ei9dbt. Nls
Dem Otanne bie cute Nacbricbt iiberbracbt
ipurbe, arbeitete CT an benz louisville Ga
nal, rnb bali i'm ScbpeiBe ietnes 2tngez
IicbteS an Der Seritellung beIielben, iubem
ct nit benz Sbubfarren fleiBig @rOe fubr.
Sbielos lit perbciratbet, unb ipa6reno Ser
Iebten flint Wfonate loa cs tbm idmmerlib
ldlecbt 9egan9en lctn.
, 1893-10-12
Die Spinnereten Ger uOtis Co."
GheiIweiie wieoer in Setrteb 9efebt.
90 W1aH., II. 0ft.

9ie bieftgen 8aummoulptnnereien Der
vOtis COMPANY" pel6e Dor Dier3ebn Saz
gen nit balber Strait gu arbeiten beganncn,
itno beute Wtorsen tpieber in pollen 8e7
trieb geiebt. 0aOur6 erbalten 900 Nrbetz
ter 8ei6dftt9ung. Die Spinneret Der
Otis Company in Sbree &tpers, tpelc9e
sebn 8oben lang ittu Lag, miro am
nGc6Iten Wfontag bic Mrbeit nit boiler 3eit
nie6er aufpebmen, unb 400 bon ibren 1000
@ebeltIbleA in 8etrteb ieBen.
, 1893-10-12
Die Dad)t ~,,Dobepouern"
Soil oemnddit in Sen norwe9iihen
6epdhern
2tuf ihre seetii9tiefcit bin seprift weroen.
Berlin, II. Oft.

&atier @iIbeIm bat SEN 8efebI g~e9eben,
Bic Seeti9tigfeit ieiner neuen gacbt
y6O6en5ouern" auf cine ernite 8robe Sl
iteaen. Die gacbt lit gu bieiem 8e6ufe
nac6 G6itiania ~a6eegangen, BON no aus lie
beir1 eriten ihWeren Sturm in See ite3en
mirb.
ollie SiiGfsmttteG Der nautii9en @tiienz
l6aft tperben babel sur Qnlpenbung se>
braht tperben, nm bic Seetii9tigfeit bes
ftOL3en Sabr5eu9es feit5uftellen. Der
Saiier tpirb babel MIR BON benz 8uni6e
ge~leitet, boue @eipiBbeit iiber bieien 9untt
5u erbaIten, 6a Bic gacbt iebr bdufi9 aucb
bon Der &ati erin %Qluguita lnb ben tIeinen
Brin5en beniibt ipirb, unO CT iiobcr fem
mDcbte, baB beren 2eben auf benz Sabr8eu9
BET einem plObLi6 als6re3enDen Sturme
ni6t gefQ6rbet lit.
, 1893-10-12
aud San francisco bat jebt fetr
Stra6enbohniYnotfat
nit einem riefieen Kapital.

San Tranctsco, GeI., II. DIT.
@s bat ftb bier Elm StraBcnba6nsSpn
6tfat nit einem &apital bon Is Wttltonclt
Dollars gebilbct, pelcbes idmmtlt9e Sabn7
LINEN BET Staot controairt.
, 1893-10-12
8eoeutenoer Geuerfdooen.
Swei 6ei6dftseepierte III 2If9e.
Mert6tan, N2tT., II. Oct.

Seute Mor9en UNI apei l1br bra9 in
Dem 0ei6aftStbeile bon 6attteSbur8,
Wfiil., Elm Seuer aus, unb ebe baIlelbe 9ez
odmpft tperben %fonnte, paren 5tpet @ez
lbdftSgeoierte nieber9ebrannt. Ser Ser
lu1t betrd9t ettpa $4,000 bel nur iebr 9ez
ringer Ierlt9erung. Ser Irlpruns oes
SeHers lit unbefannt.
, 1893-10-12
8anferott zines 5~abrif9efddfts,
DeGen prdioent fHr5Ii9 Selbtmoro b~eeaneen
hattie.
SolGtboDsburg, 9a. IL. Oft.

Die ySuniata Mtnin9 anO Manufac<
turing COMPANY, mel6e in ben Counties
8loir un6 Sunttn9bon ~beoeutenoe 8erbinz
bungen bat, bat geitern 8anferott gemac6t.
Die S3ulOen betra9cn ettpa $50, 600, unb
baS @utbaben $12, 900. General &obert
81. Mtc@oD bon GDrone, nclber fiir5ltb
SelbitmOrO begging, mar 9raiibent Der
@eleai3aft.
, 1893-10-12
auf' uno gran1ofe
Qauiden nit 6dlfe 6es eIeftrifheu
Orabtes
&iebes= uno 5reunofhaftsbetbeuerun9en aus.
ct. g etersburg, II. Oft.

VI p ttEl , D I u L. Sl4+
Ser bieiige Municiralratb bat ben
8iir9ermeifter ermacbtigt, ben itGbtiidben
8eborben Der Deri6ieOenen fran3Oitl6eu
StGote, tpelcbe &orbcreitun9en fir Die Be-
pirtDung unb ltnterbaltung Ser Sfftsiere
unO Wtanni9aften beS morgen i'm &riegsz
hafen SouLon eintreffenben ruiiiioben @ez
ibpaocrs gctroffcn babcn, i'm 9tamen Der
ct. 8etersbur9er 8iirseri9aft per Selez
graph auf's @Grmite SIT banten. Der
8iirgermetiter beciltc iidb natiirlidb, iicb
oicler r%angene6men 8flibt" in m08Lic6it
Neutrality-suspicious. g8etie 81 entlebi9en.
, 1893-10-12
Wtu iiA pom 6efddft suridsteben.
g +. Bouts, We.o, IL. Stt.

St.2Onts, M,o, IL. Stt.
9ie vMercanttle Truit 60" bon bier,
nit einem 8etrtebsfapital BON S. 1000, 900,
bat bei6lofen, ibre @ei3dfte ab3upideLn.
oils @rtnb bafir tpiro Gle fIr3libe Sc
lbdftsflemme angegeben.
, 1893-10-12
Gin amerifanifder, iponiihef uno
ar9entinifder Oampfer
Don Suenos 2lYres wabrfdetnIi9 nad BIO
ab9e9an9en.
s. uenDs Q(nres, II. Oft

Der argentiniibe Greu5er gtuepo Be
SuliO, Der amerifanii6e areu5er Oantic
unO Der ipanii3e 6reu5er G6riitObol Colon
itno in n0rblicber &i6tung bina69egan9en,
unO man pernrutbet,- OaB 9ttO De Saneiro
tbr 3ieI lit.
, 1893-10-12
6pedmd6t9e OerwenounS
Oes Dynamite reu5ers Defupius.
0cppprt. st. D. ~. Oft.

Ser 9Dnamit Sreuser 8eiupius, lit
gcitert inter Dem 8cfebl bes 2teut. Gom1
manocrs 6ranf Courts in Sec 9c9angen,
nacboem Ct in ser GOrpeoOitation nodb einen
GOrratb bon S6ieBbaumpolle on 8orb
genommen bate, nm auf bo9er See ber=
laliele lSradS 5u Serit0ren.
, 1893-10-12
5adfun6i9e Rduber erbeuten aus
Dem GeIoi9ranf elmer Sanf Elm hibiaes
Strd Gelo.
Sotpprben, SotpQ. II. Sft.

8orgeitern Na6t wurOe in benz S~tpon3ig
MeiIen Ditlib BON bier gelesenen Orange
@ttp Der @elOi6ranf Der vJtortbmeitern
State 8anf" auf9eipren9t, unb Die
Summe bon $4,000 barouS 9eftobIen. Son
Ben 9tGubern bat man feline Spur; 6telel>
ben paren, 6em 8ermutben nab, iacboerz
itGnbi9e @eIOi9ranfiprenger.
, 1893-10-12
uniere 5reunotn GuIaIia
Qmifrt ft9 sur 5eit in Sonoor.
Qon6ot, 12. Oft.

Die Snfantin @ulalia unO t6r @emabG,
grin3 M~ontpeniter, balten ft9 CUR :3eit
incognito babier auf, unb madben td9licb
NuSflu9e in Ser Sta0t lelbit HnO in bie
Imgegen9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
THE SAD END or BILLY" THE GOAT.

A goat and sixteen horses burned To death by q
fire which wrecked George Cornlsh's stable. nj No.
30 First ave- early yesterday morning. "Billy.'
tie goat. fifteen years old, and was on friendly
terms with most OF the children In the ncighhorh0od
II was thc blea,ing Of Tho goat that called III"
attention Of Il policeman To the fire. shortly after
midnight The stable only one story high.
SmOk. was coming ont OF the basement, where the
goat and fourteen horses were stabbed. The police
man rang all alarm and then helped other men IN
an attempt to the Imprisoned animals Eight
Of the horses taken ont alive hut several
Of them were burned severely. The other animals
had be- left 10 their fate. fircmcn saved the build
Ing from complete destruction. but the loss by the
flames Wi, aid to be- about $1,000. The CAUSE OF
the fire unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
A GOOD hook FOR BUSINESS MEN.

tn. seventh edition OF the "Merchants. Manu-
faclurcrs and shippers Directory" which l. just at
hand. Is filed with various statistics reference, and
facts, aud with fund of Information of value TO
b- inc,s In II tables regarding the export.
import and manufacturing industries of AZ countries
The directory contains lists OF the principal import
rrs exporters. merchants. manufacturers. banker.
brokers' etc. OF the principal trading centres of the
world.
when the directory was first started In 1887, II
was intended To have 1t appear every three wears,
but 1t Is sent out annually, the present edition
being the third Of The annual series. The volume
this year contains 2.272 pages OF reference mnttrr.
II Is issued by Kelly a Co.. the publishers OF the
Postoilice London Directory
There * littl" protection argument In the pre-.
face Of thl, English publication. II says: This
uhc Mckinley tariff has had most disastrous ef-
feet upon the export, from Great Britain" After
showing that there l. falling oil In American I'M
ports o Sll3f6l rs. the prriac" add,: "Thr great
bulk OF which, 10 doubt represents tile loss To ErtSh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
HESCHOOLSHIPS ST. MART'S NAY NOIShiL
no MONEY FOR THE CRUIsE-POSSlBLE SUITS
AGAINST THE CITY-wIAr MAYOR
GILROY SAYS.

The affairs OF the schoolship st. Mary's are raP"S
approaching a condition which Will make h'r "s. Il"
school,hp Of the question unless the Guy "'"',
funds for the support OF the school, As II wa" "
nounccd I'm The Tribune some time ago, '"e 'P"o
nrl,tion OF 9aO 900 for the support Of the schooi III
iso3 has been nearly exhausted in making the repairs
an ,be ship These repairs should have been "'"u"
some time AGO. in the opinion OF Commander hc"o""n
~ thc school ship. New decks. rigging sp'iS' "'''"
and boats were necessary. The umc h's Nv" ~
for the ship to sail On her annual cr"'s'' '"' ~,
Is practically no money for the purpose. mayor VII,
ROY refuses TO sanction the appropriation Oh S"s"
additional cent. l., land
TN. shin belongs to the United states. ana IN ie"-
inc II 10 the CITY of New-York 1t was stipulated '"''
the city should make all the repairs h'oeS'' ''''
wc,r and tear. The city has used the snip since
1874 and It was imperative that repairs '"o"iu w
made before she went to sea this year.
,uotlcr contract, Commander Mct'owan says mat
,, T., lac brolcn by Mayor GirOy's refusal to grant
an xtr, apmopriation for the school Is mat between
,hc city and the United states Naval officers VINO are
engaged AS teachers OF the school Wh'n acUhs 10
teaclcrs In the nautical school These oihcei' r'o'iNc
only half pcy from the Government the city agreeing
TO make up the rest There is now no money WIN
which 10 pay these salaries. and SUITS lot u"""seS
may bc brought against the city.
Tho third and most serious breach, In the opinion OF
IN. officer +, that Of the contract between the 100
pupils In the schoolship and the city. These pupi''
paid the so entrance Zee TO the school besides III
curing many other incidental expenses In ATTENDING
the school The, have also given up considerable "'e
II the city dsconnucs the school, this money has been
spent by the parents 81 the pupils In vain. com
nandcr MCGOWAN yesterday In speaking of the ah"ir
said: at Is doubtful II the city Will gain any tlg Dy
refusing TO appropriate mhncy for the continuance 81
the school for the suits for damages that VIII IN
,snbtcdly arise viii probably amount to more '""h
TN, si3 900 needed 10 complete ;le school year
The Mayors attention was called E's'cr"s w. a
s,oemnni that boys on the school>hip were rcqllri
a. n,v go each when admitted 10 the vessel, with the
understanding that It would insure them two{"aI.
slim was kept ont Of commission the Logs or ti'ir
guardians had good Of action nr damages against
the city. ,Lo Maya
The law cannot be 80 interpreted INC NaNo,
said II the boys have been paying r''u IL nus
h,v h.-n under some rule Of the Board of Edlca'loI
II that board would try to save money lor us r'I'u',,
.nlarl., instead Of spending II to send io III eoid
laced officers on y SIMMER Jannt Ia Europe, peopic
wouid hold us members In higher esteem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Term-Isecess continued.
supreme Couft-Chambc rs-Before Lawrence, J-Motion
calendar called at IL O'CLOCK .,.,, ,1o,.,..
for the term - NJ. s....
Circuit ['ourt-Part III-Before Jarrett, J.-Short
causes-Nos 6O72 03l5, Gi23 GOO, 1890, 63IO 0olS.
Circuit Court-Parts l. III and IV-Adjourned ior the
1880, ,..,s q
surrogate;s Court-Chambers-Before Ransom s.
Motion calendar at 10 80 Estatr OF Henry Mayor
I0:30 a M. For probate Wills Of Wilhelm Duck.
c'eschcl Mary DAILY, Christ Elder. Charles ~ BROOKS;
ehistina C. Mast n jacob Bloch. Ann fitzgerald samuel
wari Coleerove and Lucy G Good .ow, 10 80 a. m.
common pleas-Genera Term-Ad.oirned until August
. Common Pleas-specisl Term-Refore Bi'chof. j.
Common Pleas-Ecuity Term-Adour'ed for the term
Common H,as-Tral Tcrm-Pait' and lli-AdJourneo
Common rleos-Tral Teru-Pat II-Befors Pryor. j.
superior Cour,-Special Teim-rc,ore McAdam. j.
Nos $50 500 SO s67 Sis. sG9. so, 81. go .
superior lcurt-Trial Term-Parts l, IL anu lila"
cry Court-spceiai Tem-Defore Ncwbureer j.
Motions 49,, r.,,.uor. -
No. 59is 3ai 100 295l 1852, 2J53 2'o 2'''' -''''
29ji .,, ,.,.-o Van wvck -
CIV Court-Tra Tcrm-Part ITI-Before Mccarthy, j.
CITY cour,-Tria, Tern-Par. Iy-ne,ors Ehr,ich; c. j.
-Sbor; causes: Nos 1857, 3i7s. 3olS. 39li 1922
Court OF General Ses.ons-Pait l-AdJourmd !or the
term. .-,. n, RI ro,or, Syv,h y
o,d Assistant District Attorney MacGonaNos. and z
Cour. Of General >eSionsParr tl-B"tors MARITIME, j.
and Assistant Disri t-Attorney Wctks-No. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
BUSINESS or TIE COURT OF APPEALS

Saratoga, n. L., June o9.-The Court OF Appeals
calendar for Friday: Nos. 7l2, $40, 52i, $50, 53l
3d., 533. Court will then take summer recess.
Cases heard to-day
DE Observation-Disclosures Aktiebolaget Vulcan. re-
spondent agt Elijah Myers and another, appellants.
Nj. II. Cordozo for appellant; II. Arlington Tor re.
spOndent.
The Equity Gaslight Company OF the Eastern
District Of Brooklyn, respondent, agt. Ferdinand
Nckeige, appellant. submitted.
Jens Kaare, respondent, ag. the Troy Steel and
Iron Company, appellant. r. a. Parmenter for ap-
ptant; Is. Wellington for respondent.
James saxton, respondent. agt. the Manhattan
Railway Company and another. appellants. Branerd
Tolles for appellants: +. ". Tyler for respondent.
In reapplication OF the CITY OF Buffalo, appellant,
acquire lands OF Miles ). WATSON, respondent, Tor
park purposes under chapter 557 laws OF 1857 sub
United for appellant John Cunneen for respondent.
william W. Mack ct al, appellant, ast. Edward 2.
smell respondent. IA. NJ. Hill for appellant; IL. W.
Morris for respondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
A LARGE CLASS GRADrATED.

The reception in honor Of the graduating dass OF
Grammar school No. 80 held yesterday at 10
A. m. at Onc.hundrcd-and sixty third st. and Third
ave- On the PR Gramme Of exercises were songs and
nusc and Alfred Braun made thu address Of wei
came HcC!tationS were given by Mis- ETA ilaSsard
and Harry Wen. Miss Augusta Glmour was tie
yalcdictorian. Miss McCrIth conducted an exercise
called "v.nds" Miss Mabel Boak and Mis- Fife
c,r,is gave solos and the Misses Bessie Lockwood and
I,na Uag.r = duet. Miss -ania conducted an rXor-
else with Indian clubs and other exhibitions of phNsi
cal training were given 10y members OF the class
Tie following were the graduates: Eta Aiken,
Rer,ha NJ Allgocver. Mabel Boak Florence NJ Bolton,
Virginia Consall. Fife ID. Curtis. Emma o. Dalton,
Rosina NJ de silva VI. Christine Dyer, Frances Ed"l,
rlorencn T. E>tabrook. Anna +. Ilack, Augusta
Gilpour Alice T.. GRADY, Gertrude Grebe. Eliza
beth NJ Cnnpcrt Anna NJ. iadcrt Elizabeth
I Iarcr Belle Cooper Hall. Belle Harris,
Harriet, ~ Ila,-aid. Carrie J.. Holland,
Emily uhs,on Elizabeth Y. King. Nellie Logan Law
90, gc.sic NJ Lockwood, Kate NJ. Lo,bcl. Bessie Nc
x.pz,. Frances Mollcr, Rose a. Murphy. Kate l..
,.nor,c Lillian +. Pea>icy, Ada NJ. Peters. Mai p.
r,,c,,. ruua s,ss. KATHERINE J. nmon, Frcda C..
Trn1itmann Ella T. Ulman May tndcrmn camilla
N Vosatka. Pauline VI. NOanrh, Harry ~ Edk,r.
t.u.tuv IT, Barthcn Leonard ". BecklrN, ncirN Ii.
D,dsu Alfred Erarn. Joseph IA. Iorbcit Henry ".
a',rry Edward X. Flanagan Ebert Fowler, Julius j..
ucidsrmann william llocpincr. Clarence y. Holmes.
c;enrsa r. Marshall, f. Daniel Miner George W. Pick
ard Thomas F. Qurk Archie H. Etchlc, Alfred g.
Rowan John H. scha,fcr. Louis {. thompson Joseph
Trbtn. Harry j. We'll. william IL. Hncho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
WELsHMEy GIVE A DINNER TO CONSUL HOWELLS.

The 81. Davids Society, the representative weish
organization of this state. last evening. at ClarRe
restaurant in West Twentythird-st., gave COM
plmcntary dinner to Anthony Iiowells the newly
opponted consul 10 Cardiff Covers were laid Tor
fcrty and the leading members OF the Welsh colony
were present Ellis II. Roberts, the president OK
the society acted chairman and POSTMASTER.
He toasted MIR. Howen' who responded with an
address Aneurn Jones read an original poem. OF
the kind known in Wales "englynion' and there
wa. singing by George T. Matthews, william ).
James and others. Consul HowellS SAILS LOT MS
nest on saturday the Anchor Line steamer City
Of Rome Among those present We're Daniel L.
Jones. John T. Dawes, Thomas l.. James, Henry
NJ. Morgan Henry Parry, William jeremiah, Hugh
Roberts l. Newton Williams, George w: Prodeers,
Henry j. Roberts Josiah d.. Evans, X. W. Hushes,
]. l. Williams, Henry Blackwell, George NJ Kees
and f. f. Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
pII PFrA KAPPA MEETING AT HARVARD.

poston Jnnc 2o.-Thc annual meeting of me rh1
pc,a Kama q Massachusetts was held In sanders
Thcotrc Harvard College. to-day. IN" orator WIS
Ccncrol Frun~i, 4. Walker 81 Boston. president OF
49,, ,,.s.c,uscte 1nsti,utn q Technology. Ills sub
icct was college Athletics" The poet was Maurice
rbomp,on an cx-Confcdcratc soldier, and his subject
was Lincon's Grave"
The following officers were reelected: frrsidoh''
Professor w w. Goodwin vice president, John quincy
Adams: secretary, ". &. Lane treasurer, Henry t.
Denny The following honorary members were cic''en
Charles sprag1Ie Sargent go. Arnold professor OF
ororicuI,rrc Clarence John Blake. %, professor Of
o,olocy. William Roscoe Tlayer 81 Mamrc" TioInp
son josiah ROYCE professor Of the history OF php'
oplv: the Rev. ,tOpford Wentworth Brook" V'Niorl
University, ana Chaunccy smith. three members OF
th. class Of '93 admitted and Two rejected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
c,yiDI1y EX-OFFTCTAL ARRESTED

Do,ton June 20.-Elas MallouX, 'ahaoah'
,d v.,th forgery and formerly accountant OF the
Iubc Works Department for the Province OF quebec
vns arrested yesterday in Salem. TINS arrest II an
,mportant one and will probably bring to lsht the
facts concerning the forgeres perpetnted on the
Oucbcc Provincial Government In June, lso., since
which time the Canadian authorities have been on
dcnycrnc to capture MallouN The latter has been
I'm .ouh America Germany. California. AMI different
ports Of the United states during the last year lie
admits being the man wanted for the 1900 check
Dashed by the Union Bank OF Quebec In June. lSO2,
,u, denies being the writer OF the forged signature.
lie is willing TO 20 back 10 Canada to take his
i.hu mont