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The morning news., 1893-12-01
Regeneration.

To secure normal and regular tissue
change throughout the body use BRAND
RETH's PILLS. This tissue metamorpho-
sis consists in constantly proceeding waste
of tissue and its regeneration. BRAND
RETH's PILLS are the best solvent of the
products of disintegration of the tissues
and increases their elasticity They are
an Alternative and eliminative remedy.
which allay irritation and remove OBJ
struction by aiding nature, and are of
great benefit in cases of temporary and
habitual constipation, torpid liver, bilious
ness, headache, Indigestion, rheumatism
and diseases arising from an impure state
of the blood.
BRANDRETH's PILLS are purely vegeta-
BILE absolutely harmless, and safe to take
at any time-ad.
The morning news., 1893-12-01

IF YOUR BACK ACHES,
Oryo are all worn out, really good fci moth
ing, it is general debility, Try
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS.
II Will cure you, cleanse yoUn dyer and Riva
a good appetite
The morning news., 1893-12-01

BROWNS IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
dige stion 6 Debility.
For over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children tccthing. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy for
diarrhRa. Twenty-Five cents a Bot
tle-Ad
The morning news., 1893-12-01

Connection made BY trains 81 and 3s
With Richmond and DanVille vestibule trains,
Absolutely quickest schedule between Savan-
nah and Augusta.
Trains arrive and depart from Central rail-
road passenger station.
L. FORD, Superintendent.
I. NJ. FILMING, L. r. VAN DIVTFRE
Gen. Pass. Agent. TRAY. Pass AT
City Ticket Agent, No. Bull street.
The morning news., 1893-12-01
RAILROADS.
Savannah, Florida and Western Ra

WAYCROSS SHORT LINE-TIME CARD.
THROUGH TRAINS TO FLORIDA AND SOUTHERN GEORGIA
The morning news., 1893-12-01

Connections at Savannah, Albany, Ameri-
Gus and Montgomery with the various diVerR-
ing lines and at Abbeville with the AbbeVille
and Waycross railroad.
Passengers will be allowed TO ride on all
freight trains Of S. A. & NJ railway.
G. b. WILBURN,
General Passenger Agent,
Americus, Ga.
J. NJ. CAROLYN, Agent, Savannah, Ca
The morning news., 1893-12-01
GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
The News Of the Two States Told in
Paragraphs.

A Bloody Tragedy Escaped by a
Hairs Breadth at Gainesville, Fla.
DR.. Thurmond, of Jackson County,
Murdered a Few Days After the
Murder of His soma Disastrous
Blaze at Rome a Clergyman Of
Rome breaches Sensational
Sermon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
curlDery NAY NOT DANCE OF THE STAGE.

Theatrical people who have hc"n con'""'"N w
the rights Of children 10 appear OH u' N"e'
c.vcd a severe setback yesterday by three h''lSlp'H
of The General Term of the ,uPr"iD" court ~"
application Of Alice SANDERS for manlAnuN '""
reIup,- fine Mayor 10 Issue n license allowing nor
eleven ycarcII daughter Zelda sanders, I" 'o'''"'
singing at Pamcr's Theatre was denied by the lower
court.
Charlotte Ewcrs arrested '"T "no"i"E IL.
seven. vrar-old daughter. known n La R"g loh'''''
10 dance Il, The Blcadwny Theatre. sh" 'f''' u y
cure her release on haicas corpus proceedings am
the lower court decided against her
Manager BENJAMIN :. stevens was arr'S'' W.
permitting Lliiar Klein Ia sing la Nanc' Nv
alo tried 10 secure his release on ab'N corpus P'"
cccdinr, but III. conr refused dcci!o In HI ''F'
Al those case, were appealed. ana l"'":"hN "
cieons were handed down bv the General Term 81 NV
Supreme Cour; dccdlre IN Zach ca'" NAV inc g
coud moi appear. The 0PiHl"n 81 itr CORY t. W.
written By Jrstcc Lawrence ana cor"r'" ~ ~
Pr, siding I'Is ticr Van lirrhl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
TILE CATCH OF TIE sEALERs.

Victoria Il. e.. June 3o.-A cable dispatch from
Hakodate says that The Sealer Agnes Mcdonald
reached there last night with $500 slns, which VIII
be Slipped here.
According To a letter from Captain William Cox
dated Juno 10 the Ocean Belle has leo skins; IN"
Dora Stewart, 1860: the Mgsco,e, 30; the Henry
Dennis LEO: the Oscar ana Hattie, l.2o0. tho
Pioneer, 900; the Ocean, coo; the Favore. LOO
the sea Lion, 700; the Victoria, 500: the Beatrice.
500 the san JOSE 200 the Borealis, 800 the OTTO,
80: the Brenda. 600; the Mary Taylor, GO; the
Mischief. 900.
The sealing schooner Labrador has arrived from the
North She report, the wrcching Of the sealing
sch,cner Ainolu off the Alaskan co ST. The schooner
ana cargo of Sealskius are II compile los ~ iIr
as can be learned no lives were lost. Inc AlhOhu
was Owned In this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
POTU BOATS BEAT TIE vALKYRIE.

Boston. June 3O.-"The Her1lds" cable dispatch
from Gourock, Scotland. says that the NalDre Wis
beaten by both the Britannia and the Sa'anifa IN the
regatta Of the ROYAL Large Yacht Club on the Clyde
Yesterday The Iverna started with the three boais
The course was virtual, a square one. the yachts
going over II twice and then sailing diaGonaily across
the square and around Barnhill bnoy and re'nrh-a
distance Of fifty miles. The bre ze was sharp 100
strong for club topsaS. and II came In heavy pnns'
knocking the boats down. All had tib headers on
The time at the finish was Britannia . hours' u
minutes. 80 seconds Satanlts, hours. IL minu'es'
90 seconds VAyrie. 3 hours Ia minutes 81 seconds.
The sa,anita won second prize. she gave the
vaikyrie her lime, 1 minute SO seconds. and had 10
se,oncs 10 spare. eta. D.,
The Lois won the race for 40raters. the senia TOT
20 ratcrs the Dora for 10raters. and the Wenonah
heat the new English 1,g.rater I"insah by seven
mInut,s The Yankee beat record thus far Is seven
frsts ont OF eight starts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
An IMPORTANT DECISION GIVEN
THE CENTRAL. NATIONAL BANK LOSES ITS SUIT
AGAINST CREDITOR; OF SELIGMAN
BROTHERS ca.

The case Of the Central National Bank against
Selgnan brothers and Others reccnt' decided 10y the
Cort Of Appeals has settled some questions OF Sr'a'
importance u the mercantile community. s'nGnan
Drothc,s f. CO. made an assignment years ago
for tb, benefit OF creditors. Few minutes after the
recording Of the assignment they confessed Juds
mems 10 Uerts Brothers Co., the large furniture
bouse for over $4,000. and to n. H. Moses. Il tea
dealer for about 3d. 90. Executions were i's'"'
10 the sheriff who foIni the assignee IN pSSrs>loh
Thrcc vcels thereafter these Judgment creditors In
Identified :hc sheriff took IN" property away from VI"
ne Icnc. sold the same under their executions ana
mad their judgments. Then the Centrnl Nanohhi
Rank oit1ncd jud rncnts and began an action I" set
osid. inc in gmcnts Of IIcrts ErOthcrs and Noses
and comp them - pay over 10 he BANK wha' '"''
had received on these judgments.
That action was brought before Judge Lawrence ~
n Snecol Term Of the supreme Court blumrnStcll "
Jursch representing the bank ana exJudsc Dt"nhoci'
tho Judgment creditors and ass cnrc. II was cor
torcnd hv cx-Judcc Dttcnh0cf.r th,t Ju1tm"nis ron
derod of,er an Assignment. I'M Ike judgments rcndcr'i
hef,r. Am assignment. cannot bc held t. br pari {"
tho ASSIGNMENT 80 10 invalliae preferences u tn'
xceea one third Of the asses TINT In event c0i"
the INDICTMENTS and the assignment b" sci aside 'h''
c,ld only be- scacd down 10 0np'air1 oil th' asN"''
that yu srcuant judgment creditors cannot miinian
an octo, f., comrsi prior juicmcn ere i!t"FS 10 '"."
The monr, 10 them. II ina' pii!r Julen'I veil
for honest debts as was admitted 40 De VI" 'S' VIZ
IIeIt, brothers ana Moses. .. , ,,dco,, nj
- An these points Ovcrrn ca. ana Judtin' u
nsered f,r the Chtral National Bank. IN ayr -
onount int sustained judge Lawrence III NJ Nhc,,
An oppenl was taken TO the ton't 81 Apr'ai,, rl,i
n few eavs asj reversed III General iern IN" fIudg,
Tenn and sustained the points raised ny {" '"'T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
Iouy 8 WIsE's son INJURED.

Ex.conurcssman John :. wise Is having ION o'
,rouh, with the stree, boys who pay In tn" s.r',S
in front NJ his house. in Forty our'h-S'' Fear "o''
woy. 4 little while ago Mr.. wise had one OF ,i''s'
boys arrested for firing pistol 'hroaS" 'i' VIM"
= hIs housc lie consented not To proS''"'c n" w
cord,on tina, the boy and his two companions Shouiu
10 sounlly thrashcd by their parents WHY" INV IVY
s,v was done The city authorities nave pe'h l.P''
I'm, tho mains In the street In front VI "r' VIZ
h,,sc and Yesterday there was NinE l" '"e S''"' ."
lorg, sewer main. The street boys anus
hv nr,,inr giant nrccIacker, In this mari anu Ia ~,
,h.n, or After dinner Yesterday Ornin5 Nr. WV
a. Won, old ION went CIT INTO tic street VII" y
doc l,o missed the dog, and thinking nv "'"' nav
.r,,,Icl into the main. pohed his he"' !" w. ~, y,
h cou'd find him. .\S he did so ther" was |" ,"''
cyulosicn and The boy fell unconscious ana
+, ,ro s,r.ct Mr. Wise FASTENED {, ms a NsiSas,'
ana afcr ca. r,ng him into the ho1-'; "" ''rnrn
81" ',r. ON IN, missile, from the explosion ny An
,ha hov I'm :hc face and eye was 50 i.u!
',d lint Mr. Wise fcdrd II had been ch'ir .l, nm
When The surgeon arrived h. picked ha,,, Va cn ,
,',nd.r wndIng biz a the chi o. Gun IN nr.rn
En tho hoy's eve. lie also found tIm' NJ A. " H..
,nd br"n seriously burned by gnnpowhr. Ms; h,
i"' .. iho his boy Win not Lose MS eyos's"'' o"'
fcnrs that such n result VIII io'lo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
TWO or TRTNTTYS DOORS HUNG.
THOSE IN TIE SOUTH PORCH ~ PLACE AND
THOSE IN THE NORTH ENTRANCE TO
nE PIT IN SHORTLY.

THOSE IL THE NORTH ENTRANCE To
RE PIT ~ SHORTLY
The new bronze doors IN the south porch OF Trinity
Church have Just been hung and the north doors WIN
lie put In place on Wednesday THIS work VIII be-
finished In n few weeks. Jules Colbert. N" sexton.
said yesterday that tue main door, wouli not D" IN
pace until the fall. The bcauy ~ the" superb w"rF
4 art l. grenty ENLARGED by their Surroundings lag
remarkable perspective effect ll' the behod"r WIN
ms much asionishmcni the splendid execution OF
the figures and details Looking at tie panel In one
OF the south doors which portrays the con'"'rl''h
Of tho beautiful Aston rcr"do'. one can almost
Imagine that he Is looking the whole length OF IN"
greet church. The other panels are fully rs 1ne
The doors are hung and balanced ~ " II that they
move almost ~ .asiiv the great oak doors when
We g there before The walls OF tho church are being
repaired. md the plaster which had com" on III
cyerh pies. Is being replaced II l. thought mat
The corp )rat, n conempIies a thorough overAahIh'
Of The church next year. and II Is hoped tha' the
wishes Of the orsani,t, Dr. Mes'i'er, VIII he re-
gaIdcd and the two organs will be connected by
ee, trlcy and an orchestra chamber. opening In the
chancol bull: over part Of the vestry rooms. u
these desirable changes maze me beauty anu
mne,v %, the already plendih service VIII be greatly
Incr, nsed aud much bette effects VIII i" obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
TOHv F. K1TANAGH ARRESIED'
uE IS CHARGED BY CHARLES A. CLARK VIII"
OBTAINING MONEY RY FRAUD.

uE CT Rf,ED 81 vi N''''>'
oprNyrxG MONEY BY FRAUD.
,,,,, ., , furry was caused in the Coh'ro''''
,,oo, In tbe stewart Building yesterday VIZ"
I,,o, lark the Disturbing Clerk vi Wv -,
,, ru,e,u caused the arrest oi 'ohh Z. ,,
an assessment lawyer, on charge Oh "'"','.1 r;,
a' .,,,.n, nr,c,iccs Kavanagh was in the oh',
ny ~ f,r collection Of Arrears OF Taxes ana
.sn.nts pusring a refund claim OF one '>o"''
,,, " chipp deputy collector In charee VI
' ~, ,.,r knowing that Kavanagh was wn"''"'
- uor, ia Mr.. Clark. VINO ih"''"""''
ii, himself OF the services of f"hc'h''" '
: wou1nstnw ~ the Controllers ONCE All" ''"
Kavanagh taken into custody 49,, c,,r,,
c W,r % the accused nan went 10 Mt VAL
, occurred a warrant drawn by the t"''"''''"i
~ rho Irnportcrs AMI Traders H"oohai hl'" ~"
W -. ,ssu,a "a william T. Matthies 81 NO. ''-'
,ro, nc attorney for n client, Mary AbauGh JOE
,. ,lich had been cancelled by the 'ontroii'1 ~
,1 Kovon,rh was formerly mana ding c'r"
I'm Mr. Matthirs's Office. lie hau P"S"'' INV .,,,
IN , successful Issue and asserted mat II" WIS w
in Mathes's employ. kaNan"en 'l =,
,, ,i,h ,hc name Of william F. Matthias ".-
torncy.- adding his own name a"" Ho' , ..
,,h - I'M, Emlgrant Industrial savings l'ahh' 10
w., nj, ,rl,,,l. on the paper for Kavanagh's i'h't
5r,t,on n, the importers and Traders BANK ""'rr
nn uos attained \ few day, afterwAN
,,,,,,os ,ouo, ON Mr. Clark for this warrant. Inc
rocin, 70 which Kayanagl had appended Ills '""',
,hic.'s, name was shown 10 him ana he pr"'"" "
tho signature a forg ry IL said that ne never thu "
r.r.iyed tho money and threatened ID huh' up Wv
foignr TO prosecute lihi' 49,, r.s taken 10 the
CIV IIali station and ancrwari to the i"mos nr an
CONT and Mr. Marbles WAS sem tvs n maxi,
Interview with kayah ;,in nnd Justice Martin who
was op The Ton,s bench. discharged the prisoner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
RECEIVING THE ROYAL VISITORS.
KING CHRISTIAN OF DENMARK AND THE
CzAREwITCH To ATTEND TIE DUKE

tIAKEWl lCll I'd ATTEND TIE DUKE
OF YOEHS WEDDING
London. juno 3O.-rhc foreign guests invited to
attend the wedding Of the Duke OF York and Prfn-
May. which will take place on Thursday next.
beginning 10 arrive. King Christian. Of Denmark,
father Of the Princess CT Wales and grandfather Of
rived at Harwich from Copenhagen this morning.
They greeted with a salute OF twcntyon guns.
The Czarewitch who will be the official representa-
live OF the Gar at tho wedding. arrived at Shocncss
to-day. lie also welcomed with twenty
gun salute. As soon the royal personages landed
they started for London
The Prince and Princess Of Wales. the Duke OF
Edinburgh and the Duchess Of Edinburgh, who Is
an aunt Of the Czarewitch: the Duke OF York, ths
Duke OF Cambridge, commaIder-in-chief OF Her
Majesty's forces; NJ. Staa the Russian Ambassador
TO Great Britain and several Other officials from the
Rn. sian Embassy, met the Czarewich at Charing
Cross railway station. Dctachmenis Of troops were
drawn up at the station TO receive him. and he had
right royal welcome from the great crowd OF people
that had assembled at the station The Charcwitch
entered the carriage OF the Prince Of Wales. whose
gncst he will be during his visit to England, ana
drove at once 10 Marlborough House the Princes
London eSiience. He escorted by troops. Inc
streets along the route were cr1wdcd. ana nearly
cheers given for the heir 20 the Russian trohc
The Prince and Princess Of Wales and the Others
Of the royal party remained 0t Marlborough House
for only a few minutes Rc.cntcrlng their car
riagcs. the members OF the royal family hasencd 10
St Iancrns station 10 welcome the King and Queen
OF Denmark. Their MajestIes OF Denmark We're re-
coiycd with ceremonies similar t0 those which marked
the reception OF the CzareN1tch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE COPPER AGREEMENT RENEWED.

Londcn. June Coin refercnc" 10 INC npor' III
the rinancirl News" that IN" representative" Vi
the Amcr.c1n and European copper pr"o"'''' "ao
agreed to the complct between 'h''', ,'9'.o'
ing the oupIt OF copper, I; Is announcer '"'' "'''
noon that the agreement IS Vi, .ually renewal 81
the compact entered into OF July !. loV2 -"'o''
Ing TO the terms Of thi, compact. the American po
ducers undertook TO limit the exports OF coPp', 'o,
the United states 10 1907, tons year. Inc 49,"
can exports 81 the metal during IN" lasi year Nv
Amounted 10 3-W'' 80"
END oF TIE LON,i-DIsrANcE BICYCLE ""'H'
E.rlin June 3o.-Jcseph Fischer, OF MUNICH n,''"
nj the end OF the course OF the longdisnncc p"!''
race at 1 :07 O'Clock tails afternoon he s'"r'' '
IIorisdorf at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning ana was
tins thirty hour, and ffty-sevcn minutes on the roa'
The distance travelled WAS sbout $40 miles. maHlhr
the average pace for the actual tine less 'h"h '"e'
miles an hour Even better time would hove 'r''
made had il not been that the weather was S'or'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE FOT RTH or JTLr IT the NAVY fAH".

Rear Adrnirli Ghc-ard commandment nj th' navy
Yard yesterday Issued order governing 'h' Wv
sorvnnce Il Independence Day on tuesday. NO W.T."
viii bo done IN the shops or on Inc Nr''"'' "'"
constructor IN that day. but IN" Navy p'P''"''
viii oiscrv" is custom 81 n"IaIni hn" pay '
mcchanic. and lnI,Drcrs for tho day. The Aah'F'l
order. t,,, nj ,c commit, toned vessels shall oi''s
slip Win hac> and Bunting ~ q. M. amer ','
manner prescribed by Aric." loS 81 the nav re"
laoris uha. +. In rain. ow ,irl"l. In "ll V''' u"
having mas,s all dress IMP IN Ia most ir"siF Wy
All v"-s'ls that can DO ir"1iy VIII NV "
National sain, Of tw,n'yonG gun ~ n"'"'
ihc NAVY Yard lend Woni"rn"sl gave =, ''' :,
conccr' In front Of Rear ADMIRAL Ghrrarcl : -
the Navy Yard Yesterday aitc:noul'. i,, ,,,d
The builders Of the cruiser Milne CHEZ tr,
anrthcr trial of them unCcr steam yr''T''; -
they viii rc1mlrn q few sight adjustments VI pm
lr'tcre Tie official trial wiz b" riIn'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
HILL MEN LEFT TIE CONTENTIOUS
ANTI -svApPrPs CAPTURE TIE I'D ASSEMBLY
DISTRICT OF sTErBEN COUNTY.


Corning " V. June :0.-1h" mocra'i' County
Committee oi the ia District Of steubcn County III"
n Addison too V. Tho Hl.1owcr faction va roo
q .n,.A by General Austin Lathrop superintendent
= state MS and +. q. Babcoch, Of Horne lSv'
The Cleveland Democracy wa led hy Ei"m y
Waller Il Corainc; George " "rcu'i ana D'n"hViho
Ing. OF Iorncll viii At the opening oil IN" con
y,ni.on a ma, rty Of the Exccuiv" C"mrilt'"'' "h'
were IIIll men. ported HAT the commute" III" -
c;dod IA postpone the convention until >cp'Hihp"r
,,,or,,v - the tomritcc representing the Il vrland
ACTON rp.rci IN nv,r Of IA" cons N n 'ro '"'
luc with bnsincs,. and the minority report WIS
aGoptc! The HI men, seven In nun Der th'h '''
tie conv nil u and the remaining t""hty fo"' Oi'V
land men went IN with The usral ron'in" o business
T. A. Gardner. Of Cameron: W T. radv' of '9rl'"g'
and G. O. Shockcy Of Addl on were elected "n
o,oc,,,.o committee Thi, acton puts tie control
Of this Assembly district soil lis In he hands OF o'cV'
land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

and the wind against him. The roads too, were
heavy In consequence of the rain.
Compared with the military ride of last year the
results OF this bicycle race again show the superiority
OF the human over the animal machine Inc time
made by Fischer Is forty hours and tlrtysevcn min
ues better than the time OF Count ,arhemberg the
Australian military officer who made the best time
CT any of the contestants In the horseback race.
tonnt Starhemberes horse seventy hours and
thirty four minutes In covering the dis ancc from
florsdorf 10 the Custom House in the TempelhOfcr
Field, tie finishing point, outside OF Berlin. The
animal WAS completely exhausted by It's ciiors, AMI
died short time after winning the race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
TIE SALE OF THE REvELsTOKE COLLECTION

London. June 30.-The sale Of the nrt collection OF
Baron Rcves,oke continued at the auctionrooms
OF Christie Manson & Woods to-day The offerings
to-day consisted mainly OF old Sevrcs porcelain, though
a number OF other art works disposed OF. The
total sum rea'i ed to-day was cl4.s0l. Among the
principal articles sold were pair OF Louis XVI
ormulu candcnbra. which brought c2152; pair Of
octagonal mandarin vases OF old Chinese porcelain
which sold for 81 $50, and Lonis XVI pier table.
10y Boulle. which brought GOA. Louis ANl reguia-
ton clock was sold for G2S3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE CHICAGO REACHES QUEENSTOWN.

Queenstown, June Bottle United States warship
Chicago from New. York June Is, has arrived here
The Chicago had an extremely stormy passage. on
June 81 she experienced severe northwest gale the
vessel rolling al angle OF AS degrees. When'the
storm broke the ships matches were ba'tened down.
and the speed Of vessel reduced 10 ten knots
pr hour. No damage sustained by the warsiiip
All board we'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE CONVICTION OF COLONEL HAYES 'f"h""

Tho General Term Of The supreme CoAr' |'S''''
confirmed tie convic'i'n f Colo q VILLAIN H. ''F
for perjury. Int c. Barrett lung ." ' g.,
fin, a CT JUSTICES roncurrng. Co.on"i Hayes VIM,
,r, elf, hal naic AFFIDAVIT tat he Wa II FtT' L"
Yud by the afIdlvt he was enabled TO rcgp'h :" '''T
mcnt obtain,l against him by Miss ANNE "'",''s
Il, chester Colonel I.aycs was irst c0nvIc''u ,ns
par ury last r. b:riary. IN ''rneru ,,r,snn
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
TRYING TO ESTABLISH A HEBREW COLONY.

Washington. June Disappointment stump VI
the Bureau Of Immigration. Treasury Department. To-
day declined 10 give permit In advance FOR the iano-
ins Of $500 Hebrews from abroad The requeS. was
mr., fcrrod by s. j. Klein. who represents syndicate
c,g,cd I'm the rlonzsion ~ ZOO 900 III land Ia
Utah This land purchased some time ago una
divided mp rto small farms. AMI then Mr. Klein I'M
dcr:ook n settle IT, Fer this purpos" he went ABROAD
md In Bessarabia and RImnnin succeeded In induc-
Inc 900 Hebrews 10 rgrc" 10 com" 70 the thi'cd
States and take up the Utah lani lie nppnea 10 'oe
steamship lines In Germany AMI France for taisposta
tion but 4 was refused unless permit In ahVanco
was oltan ned from the United stat Ecv rain'nt. Inc
st nrnship lines pointed out the stringent lnnnsraRn
rules ,lw IN force In tn" United states an the rsk
they took in shipping Immigrants who might bc nv, TO
iurn>d NJ their :. XpcnSc superintendent stump iu-
formed Mr. Klein that he wonl, not relieve me slran
shin conipauic, OF the responsibility, Under wnun
they arr, now OF shipping ony desirable inhlsfai.s'
If hy came hcv would be sg5tec; To all the rlnire'
mems Of Inspection provided i,y law ana those re-
ice I'd II any, wotd BE- returned 10 Europe NJ the ex
ncnse of tho st amSh!p .lnr ans.or'ine them'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
THE POPE ANXIOUS FOR A REUNION.

ROM. Jurc :O--The Pop" to-day received d"p-
-, ION nj Oriental pilgrims wh' visnci Rome ~
connection with the jubilee of bis Holiness IN ac-
H's'.,u, them. ;he Pope expat!atcd upon his sol i
{; d.. .or the Eastern churches ana san ne "sh"1
and prayed far union OF the La''n anu orieh'a'
rites Thourl his agc woud prcy,n, n''n IRON see
In. lie hone reaIizc he desired 10 'rilid formation
f"s ,,,o m,gon NJ flr Two branches Of IN" Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01

lighted. secretary Mccormick WIS Instructed 10 III
foim the Thomson. lIou.lon Electric Light C"mpdh'
that II It did not pu It's wires into the subway' oi
Fourth-ave and Chnca-,t. within ten days lis con
tracts with the city would b. canccil'd
T Edison Coapiny. IN o gh r"pre' tatV'' give
assurances that tlr new clccric limps IN FnlaNc.
would be- ready Or Use BY tuhr,t IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
,cr WAREHOUSE DESTROYED.

$500, lima GA disastrous fire occurred to-
A.. a., ,Yovm,nn e. Alexander's lace warehouse at
wr.,ncsam. The building and lis contents were de-
.,,orss cau.In: a loss of cl2o'ooO. The destruc-
ton 81 the building throws 500 persons out of en-
N m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
prrrAplNG>To Pay PENSIONS.

Washington June sO.-hs inart Seer try Sims To-
ny ,i,ued warrants for tae payment OF S1G.oO 0oO
I'm pensions Tbs slm is an a!vanc, 10 the disburs-
Ing agents on OF the first euirter OF the next
0scal year md to be distributed among all ths
agencies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-01
~ LIGHT TILE WHOLE CITY WITH ELEtrRlcI1l

Movor GiIroy wishes 20 light every street IN Ne"
Work vi II electricity 20 he dec Jared NJ the mc''hH
of tie Gas Commi, sion yesterday. and on IL mo'"'
Il was ordered that Jackson Abingdon ol'"rr .''
CHRISTOPHER II. parks, ant Gold, Pearl '"''' ,a""
w,atb Morton Wooster. White and Hcadc s'S 'e