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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

ScrIir, 10. Sebruar. Die BoltSet
ucrlaitete am 6reltag Sebu ruiiiidlc POIen,
Die uuf Der biepgen llniucrittGt ituoirteT unO
iluei Trauen. 0egeu eiuen Der StubcnteH
lit ole atutlase crbobeu moroeu, elm nnarfl-
itli1es Bampblet berausgegebeu iu haben,
Die 2utlageu segcn Die 4uOeren linO nur
Der YoliSei' betanut. Die Serhattun9en
ioaeu auf GrunO eineS Ssrlan9euS Der
rmTi6eu Ne9erung uorgcnummeu por0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
yreibunpcrt gctt[er erirprc,l.

2oubou, 20. 6ebruar. - 2ue 6ongs
fonq trifit Die gtafritt Elm, baB III oem
norOlideu Shs,le be8 dliueiildeu 9feidleS
ihredllde 6Gite berrldlt. reip. geberrldlt lat.
Sn 0ougfOns ielbit itauO o0s G.ueditlber
ant 10 GraO inter 9tuG, uuO IN Gantou cr'
iroren 500 Settler in etucm iiir iOidle Sdlts
nidlt ciugeridlteteu @eidnauiTc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Stidcreicn
Sau,cn ~ oiiEeiiit lIttter=

SisieS Scpartsmcnt miro iiir Die Sdz
men bleIe ySuhe du6crit intsreiaHI ielH.
Ellie S2.25- bis $2.75=tS
mGnoer bsrabgeiest GuT - Sf.s5
ane S1.5Uz bis S2sSembSH
reouStrt auI uI...--... S1.11
9luc 81 .25= bis S1.50=llHtsr@
hoi,n ermdBiat aui ..... 33 6fs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
-Seuartemeni

SdIluar;er 9porer Goros
Grain, 10 ISoll brett, Grtrd=
SunIItdt. biSher 81. .25, re-
pHJlrI auT ......-..-...... 90 ets.
S6ndYss FaiIle Franeaise.
hisber 81 90, dnSerit lelne
Sualit1t, herabecieFt Gll - 93 Sts.
Shparse Faille Franeaise,
rcseImd6iae 80 9t5.=S orte,
bera6qciett ouT .....-.... 40 6ts:
Crepe de Chimes. leInite
gnnSicioenc Snalitdtcn IN
dllen 9lbenpzS Shattirun0eH,
reocImd6iac s1.25zS ortc,
rcou;lrt GuI. I...-..--... 81 ets.
sroBe WiaHHiaial@
tiefcit pon Shattirinscn
nod porbaroeH, bisher 90
Sents, btrobseiett auI..... 20 Sts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

an Der Snf(usnsa erfrautt lit, beianO lId1
heute bsIier. @labItone Uno uielc anoere
Stuatsmdnucr ertuuOi9tcn iid na9 Dem
0ciinneu heS Sranfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Str. A..

1T felt nirlrn Sabrrn bsiunbers ses
id)abt als Gin tuubltbusnbss @itteI
inmubl fir auc Gruniidsn, Iuie utu,
ten &ranfbritru Der 9nftr0brr, mie
5uitrn, Sbnnpisn, Srunbitis nnO
affbma. Tirlc Sauicnhr Bnbrn bio
wubltBGtise @irtnug DirIes unl9Gks
tnrrn Yr@PG PG4Ais rriabrtn, 1t. Arr3tr,
ME GrleBrtc uncr!ennen es liberaQ,
onk Die SrftanbtBrile, lutlbc ;umrii9
bel 3ubrrritung bieies @ittrls bers
turnSrt mcrhen, ju irnru grbnrsm,
url9c fir iBre beiliume 0irfuus in
inlbrn qualrnOsu Ssi9werorn aus
meiit brfanut iinn; gan; briunOtrs
finO Oiesbr3iIsli6 bic Prapnratr bpn
5Onig, 6urebuunG (NnODrM) unS
Ibrrr an;urmpieBlen.
Sas iinn guar altmuoii6r, nbrt
birlerprnbte 6cilmittsl fir brundlis
tiiGc Sri6turrOcn, iir ffsBrH bel Nrr,A
ten, mic bri'm Snlfr in pupnlGrlfem
@cbrauG nnh finn NIT auhrren
mrrtBunllcn SugreSru;ien 9rutildI
DcrbuuOcn in
6ale'5 6plti9 20" 0prebpunb
(9(npprn) lmp Cheer.
9tudabmunscn III
9lbt nebmcn! Scr'
Iau9t Sobcr ouSs
OadliA Sales
S,Omi9 uo1t
&SOrebOttnS
(9lnSorit) nna
Sheer, II. ncbmt
ia nidlts 9lu0eres ou
Ociicn StelIc.
Sum Srrfauf bel aputbefrrn nnn
bel allen McOi3inBGnOlrrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Sanferpttc 0ntsbeIBer.

Yeters IS. Sebr. = Sic Sanf
fiir aocltge Sruuobefees bat tur5lIh 9e9en
$40 irelherrllde Sitter. oeren el9ent9umer
bancroft aewOrbeH finh, oas PracluFouS-
ueriabreu elngeleltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Die SSirren III oer &eie5sebistts
pom &auSaS.

gopeta, 3as., 10. 6ebr.-@ensralz
@Oiutant arSt bat Die fol9enoen Sifisiere
Der Staats National @aroe iuSpenolrt.
Yieuteuant 8trO, AOjutant Nelion uno 9e=
nernl;ablmeiter 3ouebrafe, iGmmllif pom
Gopefa, lbre Su8peniion .rfoiste aus benz
Gruupe, neil lie Die 4uftrdge beS @'ouuer.
uuausaefubrt gelalien baben. Die me!iten
Sifi;lere itEo 2nbanger Der republlfautlden
HarIer, bod Iperbeu genua pbopulilteilz"
Siii;rere 9efunOen lueroen, I'M aus oenlels
ben ein Srlegsgerldt suIammen Su iesen.
Ser Gaplt6u Der @ompaguIe uou 8anla0s
Sim, Gas., pelfer ii6 pelger:e auf ben
S,iebl pes 0Ouoerueurs na6 Sopeta 6u
touImeu, mirD ebenials iuspenOirt meroeu.
mie aud elue gan;e aniabI anOerer Sfii=
:iPrS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

bem 2urdbreuner all benz rCtbiaeu Seloe
Iebltc, eutid)lob er i'd sum G0uber su mcr'
ben, um ben 9&unlb Der gelebteu Su er=
iiilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
c.

GIN Boftcn 8cfte bunter S,rsss, oerz
ri,ttos, Saihemtre Ii. /. T., in Sdnser
non brei oocr rier garos. 9luc GnaIi=
tdtcn.
Die Dollar SroIitdt fpiyo
perfauit Die sldro Al ...--.. 80 Nto.
Die rs Gents=Gudlitdt IIr. 35 Sts.
Die so Gents=S =SunIitdt INK 25 Sis.
Rcifc Don 8in9bdms, i0mmts
Iidl feiRe Sualitdt.--.,--- . StS.
9teIte ocbIeidltcr urh naacbIetttcr
5iid1= Onmnite III ur9eldhr Der Ndlltc
bcS StudprsiicS.
Suit sintas yaros tpielleid)t Siuel ooer
oreitauicno) SommcrIIcIoerltunc fHo
pom lctten CONNER Hot ilbrig.
Yiuus, irlduoiihcr Sdluu, fuonene
Ghaties II. {. /. iueroen bieie 9Sode Snnt
Ausucr'aufc ;u Hcitpreiieu offcrirt: Us
iiKo idone 29uaren. marcH ItstsH Som=
mcr foitipicIio, iuerocu abcr Jest 0aS
nid)t iteincn. &c miihsn osrfauft
iuerocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
-Ienartement.

9lm s. Ziarudr tLuoioten luir an, odB
mir ans eirem Sl2 .OO0 ger rur etiua
$4,000 Ioieu fuiiro.H. Jiuu, mir haoen
E0s nabesu iertie aehrodlt nro ftHo'H
nod Sduien6e pom gGros por, elri9e Der
auSerleisHitcn, uro BADEN lhHeu slneR
ipeiteren Sdllng r:rieBt. Der thrsr 2oz
ocStampi uad inherent 2alurpaIteH
rait beenoigeH miro. gu olclcm Snrbtz
pr,iie wcroen Sic iol6e 2SGareR HIdjt
lpicbcr aHtreifeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
anninr,s anutihufzStmsr,t
Satout's GntIdleionn9.

r.porrt ges aus SautItut. 15 Gents in alien 2tpo1
thefcn ooer ptr Eoit. MAJORS SentsntsS cmp.'
9iern. .glnrf l6e0r.l6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
WermiSd,te telearapbtid,e Depeid5ett.

- Ysipe 3auier Der @eieteebuug bon
9babo bobeu elue Bill augeuommeu, uelte
Seu ,DIormoueu oas Summreft uerlelbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
50. Sabrgang.
Ser Q0uell=VaDe
Sa9e,
,ti6t
@od1en

b.;ei6ueu jett Die 6riit bis sur Sd)llcBnna
bes 9Dmenla0eus, uno Die Gelcgeuhelt pec
phne @leiteu oaitcbcuOcu Bargains mUo
nerid)munben ciu. Sehr uicf id]ieflteS
99ettcr hat'8 lett bem SeaInne Nuleres Sb=
idlIuB Sertaui5 gegebeu mo sur Seen=
tradtigung oeS @biat sllmIau9eS hci9etra'
gen, uno nod fino
9Saaren i'm @crtbe bon $40, 600
ueue auserlcieue 9Saareu. Ill opIern. Ssoes
Department ut i'll bemertcn8mertb gutter
Iocon uub nit gSaaren aneeiillt. bel oeueu
bes 9Guolers YrOIit unp nod Hebr ShncH
all Sbeil iuiro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Sdl,uar,e @aarell.

9sic es mohlbtfdRnt iii. mar unicr
Snaer ldnarSer &aaren beoeuteEo mo
b.Itano burdliuce ans cIceanten SGher.
ba mir ME bic blli9er SorteH ihporser
Waareu scluhrt.
gSir babcn rod picIe SIeiocrmuifsr
hbrie.
2ne feiHen 81 5s9enristtas
observation-disclosures. lest 80 GtS.
TIc sl=Scrricttas iest .. % Sic.
9lllc S5 GentszSearlettG5 jett 50 SIS.
Die icioeRlperitistn s1.75s
!ScnricttoS herab9,isst duf. $1.33
glle 81 6O=Senriettas rcoN=
sirt GuI. I....-.-.....-- S1.29
Seinc ihnaric Screc, bic 90
Gts.=SualItdt. reouSirt All 40 StS.
Die 81 =SuuIit6t oieier Seree
repuSirt ouf. uf............. 60 9fs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
SSeii,s ySnnreu

fur SthIrier, SIeiocr L: |. !. III SgiEsr,
eciirciit. furrirt II. |. |.
20 9ts. <Waorc bcrurter nni I2ls Gts.
Die HusDahl nnicr 2anien7
pcn RON gIaros ;u...... 1295 StS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Ser Nentihe Correspondent,
EdeIid5, nohentIid, nnb SsHutass,
Giarufhiitfter 0to Rehoffes1


n. gsaiue, Gisentbimer 1no 8eSaftsss,
elbneitzgdc Baltimore =Straee unb BoftsSifce-Gss.
Er,is bcs faaIitpen 4Iattes, burcb Grdser In Bal.
fiurore unb in Der Tadtbariddft bciorat I2k Cts;
1aaIidbe uHo Spnnta 10 =aIuseabe 15 cts. pre-
F2ofebcbIbar pohertlih bic baS Slat beioraenoeH
R7rtozS zSorausoesabuns $3.50 pro Sabr, fir firs.re
3eit scrbdtnis; far bic IN dlentIid1e MuSeabe
nit Sonnfaesbiatt, roroirci, nit 3bSus tir Clubs.
s.. so pro Sa1r, ndt ireero ciHem Grtc ocs Salans
hcs, 81 nah europa. 6ouniasS s9IuSeabe 81
yrp SabT.-Das bette unb btuisite oenffdle 8Iatt
In ben giitteI= uEb Sioitaoten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
eGuarniItcm perbaitet.

lqlus unierer eeitriaen 9. @Oraen.MusaaUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Slanea- -Separtement.

Bcibcr TIancu isbr itIHcr
SncIitdt. uoR 25 Cts. cr=
nI16iet ouI. uI...-.....-.-...- 10 Sts.
@tiftr trtrabr,iter II. Grtras
S.uaIitdt; pom 40 &tS. re-
on,irt oui. ........... ....- 20 Cts.
Jfother. I'M 29crthe ron 65
Gents herab9eieBt GuT .-. As Sta.
9iother, ielniter 8elunobtIt$=
IYl0ncu ........... OJ Wv.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Sfuitttpaaren TIM pSowen Saoett,
DR.. 10, sSetzgerlnoIolizS StrGBe.
fyun.3I-S1

TFYOUR BACK ACHES,
~ Won are all worn out really good for noth'
vi ing. It is general debility. Try
RROVNS IRON BITTERS.
II win cure you. cleanse your liver. and give
q good appetite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

yOnoo II, 20. 6tbrIar.-Aer anltrltaz
niid,e GeinnDte 9ircOlu iIeute beute 0rn.
@ul. 9salpori 2lor nnO 2teut. -Gommau.
belr gSm. z. Gpmles. Die flir;lid) eruenute
TIottcu.Nttod,s Der ameritanii9,u GeiauDt.
id3oft, oem Ytinssn BON gBulcs eel.seutIrh
e1Ies Gupiandes im Ct. Sanes.YaIaif Dor.
Ser Eiibrer her llniouiiten i'm britiid.n
uuterhauie, arthur Sames Salieur, rpel9er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
gfusIaup's Sammerflimten.

SerItn, 20. Sebruar. - Die haIbofii.
;ieue rRuiN6e Gorreipono.ui" bemeutlrt
gan, en.rai9 bi. 0ielrun9 Der rSoln. 3tg.."
6aB oie rnlliid)e NeubeWafinun9 iid) ais eiu
uolftdr bigger 6.bli4las erruieien babe; iie
bebuuptet p,elmcbr, buB Die nothis. 3abI
BON 8tpetireepehren fur Die 8ewafinun9
Der aan;en 1rmee nod Dor ablauf pi.les
Sabres beenoist ieln iperoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21

FRAME. PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
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DAILY, delivered by carriers to the subscribers
In the City of Baltimore and neighborhood 12h
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY Is cents pes
week, payable weekly to the carriers. DAILY and
SUNDAY BY mail, postage prepaid by publisher
81 so per annum: for a shorter time in proper
tion WEEKLY and SUNDAY, postage prepaid, with
Inducements to clubs, 81 so per aunum TO any
partof the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. BEST ANn
CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ARD
SOUTHERN STATES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
Sfilniirleihhen.
Heqenmantel.

Spe;ieller Serfaui. 9llsS aui bisher
nic pa9elpcitnc Ereiic crmGBlst-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-02-21
6ale'5 6pni9 20" ,&oprebplmb
(s(npprn) lmp Cheer,

3nm Srrfauf bel aputbefrrn un1
bel allen WCOi3inbanDlrrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
LITTLE LEFT ~ TIE MARINER WRECK.

Rochester, June I (-pcciall.-In the county court
this morning petition Of job T.. Hedges. assignee
OF II. H. Warner. asking leave 10 file n bond.
presented. The bond fixed nj 10000. The
petition cmb0dics the first authoritative statement
OF Mr. Warmers affairs made. and gives little hope
that his unsecured creditors will receive any con
siderable part Of their claims. Mr.. Hedges
ports that the actual value OF Warmers stocks and
real estate will exceed s35 OOO and that the
outstanding accounts due him will not exceed ~
900 In actual value, giving total assets OF $4,000.
No estimate Of liabilities Is made In the petition which
is preliminary 10 the Hing of detailed schedules but
they supposed 10 reach half n million dollars
BESIDES detached pieces Of rcul estate In several States
and bis steam yacht Mr. Warmers assets are reported
Warner Company Of London, Of the par value Of
go each 300 shares Yankee Girl7 silver mine
stock: "a, 200 shares Of Horse shoe" mining stock
and snal, blocks Of Bal Electric Light, Page brick
kiln and Adirondack pulp stocks. together with 81
Rochester Club bonds OF so each. and five
Rochester Yacht Club bonds OF SO each. Most OF
the real estate Is mortgng,d for lis full value and
Of the stocks large part Is pronounced worthless
the subject Of litigation. 1t Is undcrs TODD that II
Il the III. III. Warner Company stock that l. in
litigation. suits having been brought against Mr.
Warner III English courts by parties whose claims
are said 10 bc Hens upon the stock OF the London
concern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
THE PRESIDENT HAS GOOD SPORT
THE DAY SPENT IN SHOOTING AND FISHING AT
HOG ISLAND.

Cape Charles, Va, June 1.-Aficr q good nights
rest at the Broadwater Clubhouse, the Presidential
party arose early this morning and were hr'akasus
at O'Clock, atred In their sporting clothes ready
10 make an early start for the north "nd OF HOG
Island where sabOats In watiIe ready TO starr
ont for another fishing expedition, but upon afriV"i
the hav found 10 be too rough Tor comfort anu
II was decided spend the forenoon aios the pc'h
shooting snipc curcw. and other beach BIRDS Which
were fyng in small nock, Having brought their guns
and plenty Of ammunition al n.y. this sudden change
did not retard the sport and the birds were som
fall.ns. the President killing his share MT 'cV''
land did not APPEAR to be at all disappointed at the
hnpromptu programme. At O'Clock, however, IN"
bay was somewhat smoother. and tshng "Apeui'
ton was begun at the north end OF the isand where
the President found such fre sport yesterday
At o'clock the party hauled In their lines. after
catching ten large drumsb several bluesh ana other
fish, and spent hour or two sailing about the bay
The party returned TO the clubhouse at 40 pleased
with the DAYS sport. An early start will be made
tomorrow morning for the southern part OF the Island
where the entire day Will be spent shoouhg ana
fishing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
OPENING OF THE yEw.yErHERnAyDs HOrEL

Two hundred and twenty dine feet above the green
of Central Park the American colors waved from the
fagpolc OF the New-Netherlands Hotel, at Fifth ave-
and Fifty ninthst., for the first time yesterday. Tbs
hotel which has come 10 take It's place with the
savoy, the Holland House, the Waldorf and many
other new hotels. has just been completed. 1t was
built by william Waldorf Aston.
Genera, Ferdinand p. Earle. who Is ~ have control
Of the hotel decorated and furnished it, 1t Is larger
than the waldorf, containing 3c0 rooms and is beau
tifully furnished. In the Office great blocks OF pol
ished Numidian marble have been used. The trim
mngs and the ceilings OF the Office Of bronze. and
pillars OF Mexican onyx nse up from the Corners TO
support the floors above Over side OF the Office
IS a painting In oil of the purchase OF Manhattan
Island By Petey Mnuet, and on the opposite side is
another work representing the refusal Of Governor
Stuyvesant TO code the island to England.
The main parlor Is furnished In the style OF the
First Empire. Adjoining II are the ladies' saloon,
furnished entirely In Persian style. and the Rom,n
esoue paror.7 The bridal chambers In the style
OF Louisa Ky, and In what Is known the Adams's
STYLE In the suite and single rooms nll modern
hotel cOnveniences. There Is telephone In each
room.
mired IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
MR.. CLETEL1ND AND Mr.. UHITNEY.

A WESTERN DEMOCRAT TELLS WHY STORIES OF
TROUBLE BETWEEN THEM ARE NOT DENIED.
washington. June (spriaD.-"If any Democrat,
or ybody else for that matter really believes that
President Cleveland has lost his confidence In william
G. whitney, he Is badly mistaken said II Western
Democrat Of long political experience and National
prominence 10 II Tribune CORES pendent to-day. lie
continued:
IL have the best OF reasons TO know that Mr..
Whitney was consulted about the appointments OF
at least seven Of the members of the Cabinet before
they were announced. and that several OF them
made upon his recommendation and through his in
nucncc Moreover. hi, influence to-day Is rs power
ful as ever II was
How then, do YOU account for the frequent re-
ports 10 the contrary" was asked.
There Is no need OF irving to explain account
for them but 1t i not difficult To why they are
not denied. 20 long The stories circulated
and generally believed. both the President and Mr..
whitney VIII be- saved from considerable trouble For
ex,mpc neither % them will be expected to redeem
all tho entirne promises made by the latter before
and during tho Chicago Convention In order to insure
thc nomination OF the former and those promises
were not few as everybody knows. Again, large
proportion. probably an overwhelming majority. oi
the Democrats who voted for Cleveland suspicious
OF whitney on account OF his wealth and the corporate
Influences that he Is supposed to represent, Just ns
they arc suspicious oi MI o'''' Eastern p'moo'"'N
who are supposed 10 belong 10 what Western and
Southern Democrats STYLE the Wall street gang
havo no doubt that both President Cleveland and
Mr. Whitney realize that the influence Of the Nd.
minIstration upon revenue aud financial legislation
would be- weakened II senator ana Representatives
from tine South and West should become convinced
that Whitney and other men lik' him were trying.
with Mr. cirvelnnG's knowlcdg" and approval To shap"
tile course of the party. III" truth may he dlscov
cred and exposed before III" game l. played 10 the
ord hui IL WIN not b. done with any help from the
two men who hold the trump cards. icIiips should
suy IN. thrc. n,g. f,r su.pssr there = no dOub!
that Daniel g. Lamont Is In the game.
"No there IA not The SI'Tn,,i reason !" Doubt
inc hs,v.sn Nr cleveland ami SIR Wh,tn,v to-day ne
there ta the he latter nnIsnrs -
former 20 construct his Cabinet last winier.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
TWO CHURCHES VOTE TO UNITE.
THE CONGREGATIONS OF AsBrRY AND WASH
INGToN SQUARE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CuIrRCuEs TO RECOME ONE.

CHURCHES TO BECOME ONE
The congregation Of -isbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, Washington Square East last night voted 10
consolidate with the Washington Square Methodist
Episcopal Church In West Fourtst. The movement
OF the population to the upper parts OF the city In
late years has diminished the congregations OF the
churches and lcssened their income. Last winter
Asbury Church considered the question OF union "iti
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church at -Four
lecntl-st.
More recently the Washington Square Church made
proposals Of union and a committee was appointed 10
draw up a plan OF consolidation. Al a congrrga-
tonal meeting held In Asbury Church last night the
matter was discussed. and finally the proposed union
was adopted i,y "a vote OF forty six To fourteen
Astury Church will sell It's building and site, said
TO be worth $3.50 600 and the money Will b. applied
10 the extension OF the religious work OF the new
corporation. For the presen, the new church, which
will be known as the Washington Square Methodist
Episcopal Church OF New-York. will have two as
sociate pastors the Rev. j. s. stone present pastor
Of Asbury Church, and the Rev. Charles W. Mlllard,
present pastor OF the Washington Square Church.
Asbury Church established In 1876, and the
Washington square Church In 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
4 CASE or SuILLPOX Concealed.
THE INMATES OF \ TENEMENTHOUsE TRY TO
KEEP Az INsPE, TOR FROM DISCOVER
*, SICK

ING SICK WOMAN
4 smallpox patient who had been concealed on the
top moor Of the tenement hOnsc No. iOj Park ST. was
sent To North Brother Island late on "Wednesday alter
noon and q report Of the cas-" was made 10 chief
II. p.tor D0ty at the Bureau Of Contagious Diseases
Yesterday morning. The tenement house Is occupied
mostly by Italians. IN inspector was sent To the
oIsc on Wednesday To investigate report that
case ~ smallpox being concealed there. II" was
met hy the hous"k"cpcr who declared that nobody
in the house sick. The Inspector persisted In
making an investigation. however and went from
room to room and examined the occupants. When
he got 10 the top floor he found the door of room
closed against him. The family living there said
he could not enter. lilo called policemen Into the
house and they quickly forced the door Of tho room
Omen I'm the room was young woman sick with
smallpox. she was removed without ceremony. Her
name was given 10 the inspector n Annie Pryce.
No other sick person found IN the house. Chief
Inspector Doiy sent ply sicans 10 the house TO vac
cnn,e inmates yesterday and In sec that all OF
ihr rooms In the house fumlg gated.
jeremiah Donnclly. thirty five years old, was found
III typhus fever In the Charity Hospital yester
day and was removed To North Brother Island. lie
was formerly odgcr at the "Ohve Tree Inn" In
East Twenty -thlrd-st.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
SURGEONS ~ SESSION Ar BUFFALO.

Rudalc June 1.-The last session OF the annual
meet NC OF the American Surgical Association was hed
day The officers elected for the following year
are: President Dr. J. Ewing Mears. Philadelphia
vice presidents DR.. Roswell Park, Buffalo. ana Dr.
L. s. Pitcher, Brooklyn, secretary, DR.. j. X. Me'st'
Richmond Ind. treasurer. Dr. J. b. Roberts. Phil
odclp,ia recorder. DR.. Dcforrcst Willard, Philadcl
nhi, council Dr. f. :. Dennis New York; Dr. stephen
IT, Weeks, Portland. Me-. DR.. +. IL. Ma,ten. Mobile,
Ala DR. Il. Park, Buffalo, and DR.. j. Collins Warren
unstnn Chairman OF committee of arrangements. DR..
l. Mcanc Tiffany Baltimore. II waI decided 10
hold the next annual meeting at Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
THEY WANT THE UNITED STATES TO BrY CUBA.

New Orleans, June l.-spcaklng Of the situation IN
Cuba senior Jose Martinez. prominent member Oh
the revolu ionary party in this ely said that
movement was on foot among his countrSmc To
induce the United states TO buy Cuba. ana That u
good portion OF the money would b, put mp BY the
opprcss,d Cubans Said he ." Lot the United states
,fcr TO bliy the island and the owners Of land ami
the business people ef Cuba would be willing 10 pay
onc.half Of the cost ~ the pnrchas" ~ the island
Inv The United states themselves. Ii Is the result
Of much thought by my c0untrymcn. The people
are desperate They feeble without the ~
si,tance OF II powerful people TO work out their
liberty by war;