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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

Foreign mails Will close promptly in all cases. AZ ths
mt ksDAl-At a. m. for Brazil and La Plata eonn
tres Via Pernambuco and Rio Janeiro, per Salerno
from Ba fillmore llccrs for l'ara ana Cara must Dc a
rcted "per Salefno 80 a. for Europe. per s.
anru.t, 'VicJora. via southampton and Hambufg at
D. IN Supplementary 80 p FOR Bermuda. per 2 s.
irnicai 3 p. m. for Bdcheds per s. s. "u'sie from
'FRipHY-At 3 p m. for Bocas del Toro. per :. ..
ToricnsSJod from <ew-Or.ean-.
SAT- iDAY-At a. ~ for Rio Janciro santos ana "a
s,more letters other arts OF BIazil must b. d..
rcctcd per Colonial; at 80 for France, switIer.
land Italy. Spain. Portugal and Turkey, per s. :. Ia
must be directed per Aurana'l at o:s0 a. m. Tor
feiShd Germany France Switzerland. ltay, Spain.
Portugal and Turkey must be directed per New.York
at 20 M. for Germany direct. per = $ saale Via
and Bremen must be directed "ner saale, at a M for
Netherlands direct per Ddam Rotterdam tletters
direct %rs. DC per Via sr .Gs
directed "per AnchoaD at u. M. for Netherlands al.
rect per werkend,m Via Rotterdam letter; mus. be
10 80 a. NJ for ST. Croix and ST. Thomas Via St Crox.
for Grenada and Tobago be directed per
CENTRAL America except costa Rica Pacinc
port: CsOmSa VIA GSH@ et.rs for au1ems ;d
Mexico. per toadal s,'ers be dIrees,d
. conda'; at II M for C,mpcchc, Chiaras T,ba:eo
ond ano per and axp Ses nn Other Mexican
nstoni at il a. M Supplementary ii 80 a. ny for FORT
Islani Jamaea also 10 m and Aax.cayes Iiayti.
per : Alps at D. N: complementary 80 D: M fof
Nassau. NJ per Aata az % p a. 10. 6Or TruAiII,:
Brazil and IL Plata countries via Para. per
boneas from na,ImST, a: 80 p M for Newfoundland.
ss'd c coil ;is SkS co HS' So..S Sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
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CAPT\lN GEORGE ". SMITH.

Captain George ". smith, n prominent c''A'h Oh
Peek SKILL died thrr, yesterday al his home no OH
John.st from urngia OF the heart. after short
Illness. Captain smith was born In P"n,sVhe' oh.o
on March rs. 1872. when fourteen years Old ne
wont In p.ekskIn and was educated I'm the public
.chools and thc Peek XII Military Academy lie
learned "A trade IN II stove foundry. ana aiter"aFu
commanded freight boa, for several years plying
between Icckskl aud N"w-lorS Ia recent years
he had been In the contracting business. captain
smith during the enlisted In III" o1th "-iorH
Volunteers. He subsequently captain oil 'o"''
many A. 9Th sew York Heavy Artillery and afer"ad
cap,,ln in the 10th Ncwl0rl Infantry, serving TO
tho clos, Of In, war. He was Democrat, and
served one term as Alderman. lie was member
Of Cryptic Lodge. No. IS, Odd Fellows Dunderbcrs
Lodge. no i50. United Worhmen; European Council
United Friends Mount Ararat Encampment odd
Fellows: voshufg Post No. %. &. ~ H., and othrr
dissertations, lie left "A vii" aud several children.
Thr funeral will br held on sunday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
RESCUED FROM URECKED SCHOONER.
GOOD WORK OF VOLUNTEER LFE-sAVERs-A
wOMANs TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.

GOOD WORK OF VOLUNTEER LITE-sAVERs-A
woMAN's TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE.
ECckpOr. Mass. MAY 1.-THE British schooner Oss-
Geo. OF MOnctOn y. b.. went ledge In log
early this morning the iittlc Sa.vaScs. She was
seen AT O'coci BY The lchtkccpcr AT straits Mouth
Island. and volunteer manned the licboai
and soon at the scene of tie wreck. which
hung up high the ledge. The captain AMI mate
the Salvages and the Of four men and
the captains wife were the vessel \ line
thrown TO OF the and III was banled on
board the lifcbOat in safety. The others OF the
crew. with the captains wife, took to the schOoncrs
yawlboat. A line thrown TO them from the life
boat ana m attempt made to haul the boat
through the surf The running so hi-h that
the yaw was capszc1. throwing all hands into the
sea The sea was breaking high over the rocks.
which were smooth that they offered little
thancr TO cling them. The captains wife
pcatedly washed upon the rocks ana made frantic
efforts 10 cling 10 them, but ut last became inSen,
be The nfeboat crew, who making desperate
EFFORTS TO reach her, were successful after hard
struggle and by fastening a gaif into her clothing
she was hauled on hoard in unconscious and
recover. of the crew. James Pctlcy. WIS
drowned In trying to reach The shore. The lileb9ai
returned for Captain Ward and the mate and
ceeded in landing them safely.
The Ossceo sailed from Moncton on May with a
cargo OF sleepers for Boston. About 3 O'Clock TIL,
morning the vessel became unmanagcahle and began
to drift. her b having been Blown away. until she
struck the salvages. The vessel will prove a total
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
MISS ANY BENDS ENGAGEMENT BROKEN.

The engagement OF MISS Amy lend. Oldest daughter
OF George II. Bend, 10 4. Lanicar Norrlc has been
br5.en 10y mutual consent. This engagement was
announced about "A month ago. and ten days ago Mrs
Lend and her daughters returned from Paris. II was
expected that the wedding would tax" Pnc" carry
ucX month nj the home OF Miss Amy Townsend.
vo q wost Tvcnty nfth.s Miss Bend. who has
l..n nh, I'm society for the last four years. has
bcen considered a great belle. Mr.. Norre l. yonng
man OF wealth. having made forum" through sue
c,.sful mining ventures. lie returned from Mexico
few week, ago from trip which he made In the
company of uspcnad Siewa.t and Others. Mr. Norrie
engaged once beo'c TO Nj FANNIE boSt"iyh'
,or Ms Alfred C,r,iails. The breaking # the
oco,s .,r,rement T. Il great surprise to society
"a ,xn,,n.,lon 4, given by any member OF either
family sav. that The engagement was broken BY
mutual consent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

attitude of the Government to the Reichstag In
the matter OF the Army bill. The decision Is under
stood to be that the Government shall present bill
drawn on the lines OF the House compromise. The
money required by the increase Of the peace effective
the Government hopes to obtain by raising the taxes
or beer and spirituous liquors.
The &" Brcslauer Zeiiungr says that the Government
has postponed until July the manOeuvres of the
reserves and landwehr I'm order that the men may
be fee next month 10 vote.
While speaking Il the Veterans Association In
Heidelberg Tuesday evening, the Grand Duke OF
Baden urged the obligation Of German citizens to be
loyal AID tr,istful toward the Government. At the
time says the Eurrgcr Zcitung." he directed
attent On TO The fact that the war OF 1901 was
won moro by superiority OF training than by
superiority Of Numbers,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
y SEVERE pATrLE FOUGHT IN SIAM

Calcuria MAY i7.-According 10 latest advces, the
situation I'm the Mekong Valley Is becoming grave
4 serious conflict has occurred between the ireh'h
Annamitc garrison ai Khong and the sam"'". hhohg
+ on the Meong or Camb ldla River which forms the
boundary between AMMAN and the territory OF SIAM
and the garrison is composed OF Annamii"' under the
command Of French officers. The French are rcpor'u
TO have been attacked by tho snih"S"' ana o.ns"'
able number were killed both sides. several french
oncer. wore wounded and one officer, Captain
Thorcaux Wa, captured by the -lamesc. The siamcsc
Government repudaics all visibility Tor the affair."
and declares tina, 1t has no intention of making war
mon France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
DISORDER IN THE COMMONS.
THE OPPOSITION ANiERED BN APPLICATION
IF THE CLOSURE.
BITTER DEBATE OVER TIE AMENDED sly
oND CLAUSE OF THE HOME RULE HILL
THE FINAL. VOTE es7 10 %.

THE FINAL VOTE es7 10 %
London, May 1.-THE second clause Of the
Irish Home Rulc bill, comforting authority Oh '"'
Irish Icgi,Iature to enact laws was passeh To-
day in Committee of the House Of Commons d
amended by the adoption OF Sii Henry '"N'S
amendment TO the effect that the supreme po"e'
OF the Imperial Parliament should remain ",i'
diminished by any provso OF the Home i'"'c
bill The clause as amended was aiOp'c" W 4"
vote OF 2o7 70 2?j.
The debate preceding the division was fS'y anu
bitter. Chairman Mclor repeatedly cailcu .'o
members TO order When General Oopis"o''"N'
Conservative, who was the last sp'a'''' '''
down. Il dozen members Of the Opposition ''o,
10 claim the floor Before tie chairman o'"i'
recognize any of those who were ANXIOUS I" spa"
DR.. Mac9rego:. Liberal Mcn rr fer nV'rh''>s"',''
moved the closure The motion was carried ~
Il vote of Isl to 22l. The division follower VIII"
the result stated.
The application Of the closure inccnscd 'I''
OPPOSITION. and Nh Go>chcn. Chancellor ol wv
Exchcqu'r under Lord Salisbury, oAcrcd Il h'o-
ton, amid great excitement, 20 report progress
Mr.. Goschcm attacked tin" Government on ''''
ground that Mr.. Fowler pre- dcnt OF the I-' III
Government Board. who the only M;h'''''
who had taken part in the discussion, had sp'h'h
at such stag" thar no opportunity was CIV" :"
the Opposition to reply To his uttorancc'.
Mr. Gladstone rcpndiatcd the suggestion Oh un-
fairness on the part OF the Government. lie
said that he had adhered to the ruic never 10 pro-
Dose or vote for the closure when the speech pre-
ccding the motion for closure was made oI
Minister.
Several members here attempted TO speak ana
Great disorder prevailed. angry cries and counter
cries being heard in different parts OF the House
Chairman Mcllor repeatedly called for orIer'
hut his appeals unhcdrd and a; length Mf.
Goschcn's molten was defeated by vote oil
800 TO 2ii.
Lord Randolph Chu 'hIl speaking n R"Idins
this evening. said that Nj. hIrd,toic hao III
formed the leading Liberals at Midlothian tnav
lr would contest that constituency nsnin.
This decision sold Lord Randolph. Proved tH'
MIR Gladstone realized what revolution oil i'ci-
ing had been produced against him 10y the lio'ao
Rule bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
CAPTAIN GEORGE Il. BALDWIN.

captain George X. Baldwin wellhnown war vel.
.rnu died on Tuesday evening M his plac" OF busi-
ness at Myrtle and Marcy ayes. brooklyn IL" was
born In Brooklyn In 1872 and was In the real estate
business with his father when the war brok" out.
lie served in the i.0th Regiment and the I'D Eegi'
ment and lose 10 the rank Of major but known In
g; A. H. circles ~ Captain Baldwin. lie was u
member OF Mackenzie Post After tn" he re-
.nm.d real estate business for several years. After
ward lie conducted the Oceanic House at Coney
Isard and In 1888 Internal Revenue Collector Black
made him auditor in his Office. and he retained the
MACE until last year. He belonged TO number of
irnternol bodies III, death WAS due 10 uracnia. lie
left a wife and sA children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
DIED..

BEERY her residence Is MOTton.st Brooklyn e
Ee YORK sHd daughter OF the late James Ieary Of New"
Funeral services will be held at St; Peters and Pauls
4 Is II at s asgsi. g .s;
IROwNING-Enterei into res. Tuesday, May. leth.
Sashsrne; daughter Of the late Thomas and Amy
Relatives nyd to attend her funeral
Train leave: Grand central Depot 10 a. IN.
EynDETTa at FLUSHING l.; L. May TO- Hen
IS ana AMEND sS End Of ne from y er aE s No.
LocSst.st, Flushing, on thursday. May IS. at 2:se
RAJ Long p.
puRR-On May 10TH Of pneumonia, George A. Burr 10
Funeral nom his late residence 100 West 7itht Nsw'
SSan af5sGs @ May
Homer y. Y, papers please copy.
ReaSs. and rnds Of the family arc respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral service OF the residence 81 her
son, John IT, Cares. 90 Gienwool-ave, irday evening
ri ,Ss@ omit omit movers r, ILL.,
cRAwFoRD1on "Wednesday. My H. at It, the Plaza sas
j H1ta'' s Crawford. L. '''"'0'' '''''
Friday May TO- at IL o'clock noon
internent at woodlawn.
bs1i:, q PM raIas,, 81 i; "a :, ,o
ss satnarn S'' Haven wife of Clark De~ng. and
services Vi viii be held at St. Church Friday
ca iS ' w meet he 10 os train from NewYork
funeral ns late Tssd , as nCS'On-av'-
rn nSan ,S'' rccn%ood SATURDAY mornins.
LACOMBE-In Denver. Col. saturday. Nay Is sas :,
FULLER wife Of Charles +. Lacomhe. and daughter OF
aS Gters III saEs a Of sSgn s TO-
N Aonaa! May iSsS is5s. Norman Merritt in the 70'S
rS yosr al Of nir as a, the Katoaaa Episcopal
huF,a 1nsrsay 1 the 1s ss as c@ Division
10 80 arrives at Katonah II 100 D. ii.
widow Of Darrell ollbaq in the !7h year q her sse IS;
Presldontst, Brooklyn, on THURSDAY May lsSh OF ~
oop-suedeny Paterson; NJ on Monday n,1s1
RELATIVES and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
Market Street NJ. E. Chu Ell, at . 80 p m.
sPENCER-On Tuesday. May lC,h Erastus b SPENCER
nne sn SO vices az HI late residence 1902 West 44h.st.
on Thur.day. Nav 18th. at II a. M.
sToCKING-on May l7th, Alice T.. Stocking. VIII; q
Funeral service at III ives. Ilth-st. Friday morning
Intcrmeat at tatskil
ISIS Annie Maria dauahter OF Joseph r. and Maria r.
Tower aged / wear months and - DAYS
wARD-su1io'' At Newark, n. D. the 10th ins', janice
Funeral to-day husday at y M from snS sdsnss
Infcrnent at warpIngcr's Falls. N. Y.
wIIIITEMOEE-At Los Angeles. Cali Nav lotn' WIZ
lam NJ Whit;cmole formr ~ OF New-BrghtoA. Staten
Island.
EensIco Cemetery on the Harlem Iailroad. ts minutes
from the Grand Central Depot New Depot OF ensanes'
once lG East <ed.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

London. My 17-Advicrs from Constannope re-
gardng the seizure Of IIarper's Magazine by the
Turkish Government account OF the alleged I'M
morality OF Its contents. state that the seizure was
not. at first reported because be book contained
poems by Schicgel bn. probably due to an arucie
European armcs and the political situation, whch
would not BE- c0nSderel Objectionable anywhere ONT
side OF Turkey Til" soiyurc of sehlcgclS poems was
made separately and both actions were 'Hpnlh'd as
having lcrn taken In the Interest 81 morality. The
magazine and poems the property OF an Eneish-
man r.eicine In Co"sianinop". They were stopped
and conisca,cd by tn" Turkish customs officials pre-
sumally on the aavicc OF the censor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
FRENCH TOURISTS BOUND FOR TIE FAIR.

party OF French tourists has Just arrived In New
York on the way TO the Worlds Fair and now finds
temporary Judgment at the broadway Central Hotel.
The party. piloted by Mr. skwarcow- Davidson, VIII
visit among other cities Philadelphia. Washington,
fan Francisco, Detroit. Montreal Quebec Plattsburg
and Saratoga. Among those In the party are the
Marnuis d'Aux Viscount de Saillon. Baron de Bcur-
nan. Mr. and Mrs. Dardcspnnc, Mr.. and Mrs. Dcs'
courtreaux, Messrs. Benoson Mauchamp. Behorel
Hrambot. T11cumpen. Steven Menard. Galvis: Bache'
ief pariset Devalee, Dargu, Pierrct and Filns
Another PARTY which arrived In EewYork from
brussels on Sunday comprised Baron de Woot de
Jannee Count de Mcnesee, Baron de Zerego Baron
de Cartier Mr.. NugeEt. Lieutenant de Koch. DR..
Dnmont and Otto Landmark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
ALBERT w. NICkEltsON.

po.ton May II t~pcciaD.-Albcit W. NIckerson. VINO
built the McNcen Central Halfway, and has been denti'
fled with road and other big enterprises
died at his home IN Dcdham this evening after brei
Illness from peritonits. MI. Nichei'oh was oo'" ''
south Boon ia 1910. Ills first business Nontur' was
with hi, fathcs Joseph Ncker,on, ship chandler HIS
father va, OF the srgcst stockholders ana prime
movers In the Atchison road. Thomas Nicketson MS
uncle pi, sidcnt OF the iodd aid AiDer'
wa. om 1883 member Of the Board OF Directors
and chairman OF the Finance under the prcsi
dencv Of W. H. strong. lie was also Interested IN
the Arlington Mills being the Board OF Directors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE nov RUPERT CRAVEN SAILS FOR ENGLAND

The Hon Ruper, Craven. the brother Of the Fan Of
cr,ycu who came 10 New-Yor. few weeks ago - BE-
pcsent al the wedding o. his brother sailed Tor f9'hu
g. .,erlay on the White steamer Majestic The Fan
and Countess Of the Bradley Martins viii leave
xewyork on the TeutOnic MAY 81. George KEENAN,
tho writer On siberia Earl Of Dysaft tn" Duchess oil
ruckinehan Walter Phelps Dodge the Rev canon IcIfh
Sir Morgan Morgan J. X. Roosevelt and S!dney
nooscyclt were also passengers the Majestic w 1.
Whitney who had sa,erOoms on the Majestic was
,le IN .au O, account Of important business engage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

Philadelphia, May II (special).-The six birdA
waiting In Bartansville, Va, since Friday were
liberated this morning. half at 80 and the lest an
hour later. The first three were found In the loft
time OF arrival unknown. Two OF the second lot,
Elwood Tenderlins's Moorestown and Nelson, passed
the hobs at IL IL IL a. The air line distance v
300 IL miles the average speed, l,j24 yards per
minute; the mile IN 20 seconds ihis beats the
by Little Jim, OF Brooklyn, for l,43D yards. ana Is
the Lest speed made by bird out Of New-EnglanA.
Inc next lily Will be 80, miles.
Another speedy ny yesterday WAS TO the Henry
Thurston loft at Fail River from bridgeport. Tho
start OF ten birds, at :35 The returns
seven together at ii 80 a. M. the messages they
carried from the lberator being repeated BY wire In
tnis city D. IN. IuO Q.stante Is ll9 Ia
niles The average speed, 1.46S.3 yards per minute
the mile In 20 seconds. Thc next ny for the returns
VIII be from New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE TO ELECT OFFI'ERS

Much interest Is taken by the members OF the
Produce Exchange in the coming election Of officers.
Evan Thomas. now the president oil the Exchange,
has served for three terms and members OF the FIX
cbonee are considering a plan 10 elect new man
o. tho nlocc The candidate OF a large majority OF
tho members IS Alfred Roner. the vice president
rr,cnds of Thomas r. White and c. ID. Miller. both
uonu,or members have tried TO induce them TO he
come candidates. but neither member would allow
cum mo- n be used The election takes place early
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
.vvr.I oy-TIyG or THE COACHING CLUB

Tho ,n.mb,,s OF the Coaching club have m".' arrange
, N drive % TUXEDO saturday for th'i' ai"'"'
min Tncy at first intended TO 60 70 la"' hoi"''"nH'
hnt Mcssrs Bronson and EiNcs. VINO l'teY di"N' I" Wv
49,. 49,, recommendations insunicl mt. The club coach
,.ton.e, VIII lo used. Mr.. iiaNcneycra M"Hn'"hNl'e
,,rr, \, Mahwah Will be VISITED oil Sunday. ana u'e
,e,urn tip viii be mGd" Monday Lach mc"oc' VI CIV
,artv viii furnish RELAYS ana DIVE IN tuin
- imam, those In be on the coach Colonel William
Iav the president; Frederic Bronson. W. D. Mo'f'''
G. r. Iiaveneyer, +. a. Havcneyer and Nes'"ad "
EiAcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

steamer Arecuna from Trinidad The brig was struck by
heavy squa the the Cano River April
20 The cargo shifted and the brig capslzci. The men
escaped In the briggs boats. The vessel is total
loss and the consignees, the New-York and Bermuda
company, VIII send the steamer Mercedes assist III
saving the vessel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
MRS. AUGUSTUS A. GOULD.

Philadelphia Nav II special Gushing Shc'fe,
,clf. ~ Dr. Augustus \. Gould, Of DostoI who w1s
as.oclati with Louis hpass2 In many scientific labo'
died In this city sunday Her giandmothe sister was
r wife OF Hancock aud her lineage embraced snch
names in Eostoi's history Quincy sumner. Gushing
and shcafc She one Of The founders Of tn hr7t
Wou,n'. Missionary Socet the sending Of unmrrI"d
women TO hcahcn lands The funeral Will b. conducted
,y the Rev Dr. \. j. Gordon. In the Clarendon street
BAPTIST Church, Boston, tomorrow AFTERNOON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
r, INCREASE TIE CAMPANIAS SPEED

Icndon May 1.-THE propellcrs OF the new Cui'ru
steamship (amuania have been rcadjused and the
blade, have been fixed at another pitch. a. suggested
hy ia, officers In accordance with their observations
on th. homcwaIi voyage. The changes arr expected
| to incrrns. her speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
DIR. SAMEEL y. ERANTON

Eulalo May II C>peciaD.-Dt. samuel y. Erayion,
a graduate Of Columbia College and on" Of the best
known lhy ,iclans In Iulalo. died ut his home on
Delaware from gangrcne of the leg which
resulted in an amputation Yesterday. lie was born
I'm Warren Comfy In 1880. During the war he was
u Navy surgeon and Jaw many hard engagements
He leaves II widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
TO CONVEY TIE pEARY EXPEDITION.

81 Johns, y. f.. May 1.-THE sealing steamer
Falcon has been engaged TO convey the Pcnry eA-
pcdition 10 The North tie coming summer eapu'ih
Henry Bartlett, an experienced sealing MASTER Will
command her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
PRINCE GEORGE AND PRINCES MAY cHEERED.

London May 1.-The reception Of the Prince oil
vale. e the imp rial Institute to-day was In every
way successful ihc Duke OF York ana the princess
Nav we've cl,rred repeatedly by the thouan;s Of
ru.st, Mr. Gladstone was present. looking urea
an, ,rri,,teI , hostile demonstrate was made BIZ
some of the ult.. Tories when he appeared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18
IN HONOR OF TIE KING OF SPAIN.

Chicago, May II lspecal.)-In honor OF the seventh
anniversary OF the birth OF the King OF Spain. the
Spanish ommIssionerGeneral senior Dnpuy ue ho,ne'
gave a banquet at the Auditorium this evening. The
r,ta ~ ynracua and his suite. as well AS all the
other spapish notables In town. were present. TO-
re,hsr with a large number OF prominent citizens
and the Worlds Fair Commissioners OF AL iprclsn
countries. As far MS possible Tue o""'o'' "'" -
Spanish favor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-18

SENTENCED FOR LIBEI.LlNG HIGH oFfl'IALS.
Berlin. MAY l1.-lIcrr Paasci, inc ho'e' ANU
semitic agtaior has been sentenced 10 lmpn' ohmehi
for fifteen months the charge OF bclng chancellor
canrvl Herr Won Brandt, the German Minister TO
China and ether persons connected With the GERMAN
Government. Paasch has been pursuing Won Brandt
and the German ;;uV-rnmen; for long time on vari-
aus charges based chiefly on the allegation that OIL
brand, has A leaning toward the Hebrews.