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POstOlice Notice.
Enrecn mails Will close lprompty In 9ll cases. at @lA

Foreign mails Will close promptly In oil cases. ut un
Office follows; -. .
SNIUKDAT-At . 30 q. M. for Netherlands rect per
Vehdam Via Rotterdam (lettrrs must be directed
.p,r Necniau) NJ for Frame Switzefland ltaIy,
cal and Turkey, per Ia tasc0gne, Via
aNrp m. for Germany direct, pes Saale. VIA
Efren tet:ers tor other parts of Eur via southampton
and cmcn b. directed pcr snlle'); at for
jamaica and try'own, per :. =, ArgOhaut, Vaatten
Tor Belize. ,,uat Puerto Cortez ana 1rux.
ITO must lie direct Il "ncr Ar2onaup); at III IN.
for iumpcchc. Chiapas 1abasco and Yucaan per s.
Saratogl for Cuba Iampco and Tuxpam direct and
other Mexican States Via Vera Cruz must be directed
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ptpo per PrnS i. Hendrix (et:crs for other Nene
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"Adnsirul"

l. first in fragrance, quality and t the estimation O.
dealer and public. This cigarette Is not MADE oy VIC
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MARRIED..

em o. Rene The great internal remedy for Piles hsrn;
- rlecti,e. 81 bottle. At Druggists 1aoe supp1s~
nv 'Byram Medicine Company. Newark N .
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cu,rGEs AGAIxsr TIE oNoypAGA SHERIFF

Albany, April 1f.-GovornOr Flower has sent
poce to John \. IIoxSle. Sheriff Of Onondaga 'onh'y
IN show why he should not he removed lrOit
Office on charges Of criminal r.rLgcnce In not pre-
venting the ring fight at Maple Bay on ApI1i i'
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rpl.oY STOCK INCREASED TO sIo.ooocoo.

LDI'O' oI0'N I-NVI'F~N3T'D !
Albany, April 1.-The Edison Electric lhaminl'ins
Company. cf Ncwlork, to-day fled with the secretary
y, state certificate showing that II had increased lis
cari,aI dock from $500, 900 TO S1ooooooo. 1t is
stated TINT the amount Of caIatal paid IN Is ooo
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Artist. Picture. $780, ifcc
Brdeman, afternoon Hours. T. W. Candcr al 80
BoesH HPm ~ r." MOE 'o"u f"''"'' so
can. Never f,rr Dinner H. G.. Dun ......... 1l1j
Nhs si.gs ic,c,Sonic'' "''''"t 'o' ~ 100
Cbi,iivo .Jbe Icon OIr,fV A to............ 40
ir,ii,r~, ..ihe n,rort 4 KirEparick ....... SO
~ ~" 81 ,r Ii1na,r'o,u l. King jr...... zoo
~ Tin the IIln..'' L. C. Drlmonico $40
..T.c snnrtuau's
tsan ..rbo 1hiidrc,fs Parry ........ $50
..Iion "a CountIy Festival T. + LgIng So 80
VcrbJe ckhoNon. Inc rhccpf0id' OIray x CO.. i=lV
,,DI, ..Eo r-ln~ uav~ t.r Victor. ....... 100
Ttrf', Tn .t.,tuc Eo:r' T. L. Iorng.... 1@jO
Iicifoti, The Young Mariners 400
berie.b'iiecoDF' nc 4'"iV-'''' 1.' 49,. 500
rho ,caiicc Mcnuucrt l.. T.. Loring.... 1910
..,V.tu, .nr Irr.yD W.
ii-'iu'-'' ..Nrac.. $50 Neutrality-suspicious.. $50
~ Vi.it' .-......... 100
p"nia, ConIt,f . ldiers Of the PsssI' 800
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TO WELCOME VERAGUA.
MANY HoNoRS AWAITING THE DUKE.

coruMBUS'S DESCENDANT WILL BE WARMLY
GREETED IN AMERICA.
Final arrangements were made yesterday by The
~odous officials and committees for receiving the
mike Of Vcragua, the descendant of Columbus when
,he New-York arrives to-day. The Duke will be
accompanied by the Duchess and his two sons,
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4 joint Debate
OVER TIE
UNLIMITED FREE COINAGE

f. now taking place in The Weekly TlLane. bc.weeR
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART. United States Senator from
Nevada backed by the best silver authorities in favor oe
free Coinage and Roswell e. Horr. backed by Re-
publican authorities. against it, This Is strong ano
intensely interesting debate.
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Kensico Cemetery. the Harlem RAILROAD. 4S minutes
from the Grand Central Depot New Depot at entrance
Office IL Fast 42d-st
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creator OF the suez Canal in his declining days u
sa,ve the public conscience shows great mise oncrp
ton Of the opinion OF the Nation. The Radical " La
Lancrrc7 declares that the country Itself has sus
tanned a blow from tie sentence, which Is Useless In
fact and excessive In law. The Republican " Steele
protests against the sentence ana ADDS tha, glory Is
a thing so rare and precious that tpe Naticn cannot
too carefully guard II
The Royast "Gaulois' deplorcs the decision aS
working havoc with the noble,t Legends Of the French
people. The IndeI Iendent Matin" says that yester-
days decree MARKS day OF ingratitude III the lives
OF the historical peisonages concerned in the trdl
Their names will be illumned in the eyes OF pserity
by the light OF thsl- deeds and their suffering viii
leave no appreoabc stain, being merely judicial
accident.
The Radical La Justice NJ. Clemenceaus paper,
regards the judgment passed upon NJ. Ferdinand DE
Less,ps as severe As to the other sentences, La
Justice. points out that the other contractors were
exactly IN the same position with VI. Eihcl, and Inc
Official Liaudator Of the Panama Canal Company
ought proceed against them all for the recovery
OF sums they unlawfully claimed aud appr )prated
VI. Drumont writes to d" La Libr' farOlc IN" 'A-
tronst organ, which Largely instrumental In max
Ing a prosecution Of the Panama Canal direcors III
eyialle that I'm face Of the sentences there
is room for only one feeling, pity. - ,o
NJ. Ienn COttu and VI. Charles de Lesscps nave
decided 10 appeal fiOm yesterdays Judgment
Should the Court Of Cassau5n reject thc appear Oh
Ferdinand dc Lcsseps against the decision u the
Court Of Appeal. his name viii be stricken from the
lists OF the Institute and the Legion OF Honor.
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AN APPARENT SLCR.

1ondon. Feb. 1O.-Arthnr j. Bdlfour, leader of
8. rnionists spoke at considerable length III
mo uousa Of Commons to-day in favor of extend
". w ,he debate on the Address. After rcpe ltinc
ms p,s ,ormr arguments on this point, he reminded
~ y. House that when the Conservatives were in
w ,be Liberals had insisted on longer debates
% the Address .,.s a.. .oruoo.,oss ~,
=. eslfour's statement Comparison of the
"a. Of the two Governments, he said. would
tbe contrary to have been the case. The
'.,, however. was not of vital importance.
y h,ected 70 the manner in which the extension
aha debate had beer introduced without
,,yious notice.
", palfonr replied with spirit that he had not
=, .;ven notice. but also had debated the Ques-
wy Lost evening when the right honorable
".,,.n.n onpUs.tc Yves more agreeably occupied
- |lur had an unexpected effect upon the
u... The Liberals end Irish members answered
,r,h cries Of shame" and icers. which COM
1,.o,r drowned the Opposition cheers
NJ Rafour paused until the confusion SUD
IA and then added that he assumed the r'ght
,.-o,.ble gentleman had been MADE acquainted
W.. .ho circumstances Of the debate through ms
'm..rna fS,r William Iarcourt. Jf the housc
60 hs led by two gentlemen who never COM
..;..,ed with each other. the proceedings wouIu
"..sar;,v Re conducted with considerable dlii-
- Cries of Oh" Oh" and shame J
Wbsn Mf. Gladstone rose to answer MI ia"
49,. ho was trembling with indignation In a
'.;,. shaken with anger he thuniored out WIN
49,. r.rari 10 circumstances and time l nave ell
s..ror.d 70 serve tie House TO the pest oi nis
,,''' Ioud and PROLONGED cheers The right
,,, ,ro,nher for East Manchester would
.,.ur hotter TASTE would have better lul-
su.s ,b. duties of the post he occupied IL lie hau
~ Oh. rofcrenc.. to ny more agreeable occu-
patton. ,,s c,.dstonc's words,
.;a tbe enthusiasm Of the demonstration
A. p.,fonr rose, unnotced 10 speak TIC o'Sa"
~. times before his voice could lie hear"'
,... ba bas spoken dozen audlpie worus u'o
,r,.h members drowned his voice again w,'n S'i.s
.h.u,s of oh" Shame "Co""ri' DIV"
withdraw" 49,. ,od,ou, IT p
After several minutes of this oeoiahi'
oc.nnor. anti-Parncllite member Aor 'Nc 'o
,.na division of Liverpool, rose, appalenuS "
moLe q pcint of order. Mr. Bsliour !lei"|u NM
tho Aoor. and the disorder aoatcd MI ~"
nor asked whether or not any question "s'
fore the House, anl the Speaker answer" ''
:. understood that Mr.. Balfour wlshe' 10 oNp,e'D
amin renewed confusion Mr.. Ballour hia"e h,"'
self heard sufficiently to inform the HOUSE '""'
he had not intended to hurt the Feelings Vi nS W.
Prime Minister in fact, that this risnt noho'"O-1
gentleman was the last person in the iiouse WIZ
he Willingly would offend. ms apoiosy "a ~
ceived on al sides with prolonged csi. ~. m'' ,hn
.rr,sd 10 ,aucbter as Mr.. Balfour added tiav ,lle
tui.J n,. no,able ~ gentleman TO whose more agree
M Oecuration he had referred was not 'le iiio
Min5ter but one OF MS colleagues
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Arnold roRsrER,s AMENDMENT LOST.
THE HOUSE VOTES. PAS TO 2o5' AGAINST An La
,,rss1ox OF REGRET At CLERICAL IN
TIMIpATIoN IN IRELAND


London. Feb. 1.-THE Iiouse debated uhui o.'o
tAs morning the amendment oil Arnoiu fois'ei ',
r,,on,s, ,or West Belfast expressing regret 'la'
,, ,,,,n,ao,ion had been exercised among lriSh
vo,srs and urging the adoption OF measures 10 P1e
vsn, a repetition OF such prlestly ih'efle''ii'c Wv,
,,.o,,oD The debate brought out some ehec'>c
maiden speeches 10 which Mr.. Gladstone HS'eAu WIZ"
evident interest and pleasure. g..
&C., u.rrv Iomcs Liberal-Unionist member lo
Parry ELECTED Opposition cheers by contrasting 'n,
Lrr,.c. ~ Mr. Morley Irish Secretary, Win 'ha' Va
q, Chs-,as Russell concerning clerical lhuhlu"''O"
in Ira,and and he asked whether MI Moile! was '''
to characterize as cant the denunca'ory u'''"" =,
the Attorney General on this SUBJECT ine
fate he said had broaght II To pass tha' N.Y.
Who denounced clerical tactics III the ''".' ,,ho
must sit In the same Cabinet "iui MI '
seernad ready 10 defend them.
- .,r,r S,r Chorlas Russell said the speech OF
n, uenrv lanes suggested u him LORD Eiehoo'ou-I
snecches before Catholic emancipation ie -,
the Tories of their 10y al the Popes envy h'''i o
they p,uosed Monslgnor Pefsicos siec'e &C.
hand while they with the other oe'' '"v -
drum" The amendment had eNasger"''u ~ dis
ton Of clerical intimidation ior "i'
crediting Home Rule -, ,h.
At,sr sneeches by Justin Mccarthy, leader OF 'ne
an,,p.-ns,,,,es and Timothy Harrington farheiii'
member for the IIarbor DIVISION oi p"'"",
amendment was rejected by vote oI -fo -" Iusr,,
Earlier Ia the evening h. 1. "o'ii''' ,h.,
Member for Sunderland, asked the "oEe' .ho
$500 ,..s he,rg made In the settlement OF ''e
Bebrinr sea question. Mr.. Gourley also asnS,
whether the Government could lay before farii'iH'"s
the report Of the Commissioners appoih'eu u "''"
Inquiries preparatory TO arbitrauoh. ,,~., oo;co
s,r z. GREY. Under Secretary for the Foreign ''.
declined 10 produce the report owing to the g. az
meut made between the Powers concerned '"'' .,
sr,itrstion proceedings should Tor ''e pf'''"' ~
confidential. .,,. o,oo,,,
Tho APPEARANCE OF Michael Davitt as he"i' -e'e''-.
Member far Northeast Cork signal Tor proio"''
cheering among the Irish Home Rule memoci'' ~
Davitt was introduced by Wlinahn D,''' "e.-,n.
cK Tanner The Radicals also Joined in cheering
Mr.. Dayitt. -,
The House will meet to-day for the contlnua''o"
Of the debate on the Address, despite 'nc iao. ~
the Conservatives last night allowed ,he rIr MrI inn
The release OF the Gweedore piisone,,s; amend
nediately preceded that Mr. foiSur . VIII, IL
mept 10 end without "a division The ConscI i,v
newspapers are beginning 10 complain Oh ..r ildavins
the Tnionist whips. who, they say, n!r a''''o
ne Government to get too large ma)or-ues'
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r,v,yc THE ANARCHISTS AT PITTsBURG.

p,,shurc. Feb 10.-The two Anarchists hehiy
-. .nd Carl Noad were put on trial this morning
charged with being accessory before the iae. 10 ',e
,S,,,c of H. C. Frick by Alexander BerKmah I'll
,',,, last. At IL o'clock the selection OF Tue Jury
was completed. Assistant Distriet-AUornsy .",
opened the for the prosecution siTns v.'a,,
p.. n, tho attempt upon the life OF IL. c. Frck.
pa,n rckert repeated his testimony OF Yesterday WIN
awrht changes Under the crossexan'nauoh ne De-
came greatly confused, contradictns himself repeat,
Tho feature of the afternoon session was the
testimony of Berkman who testified tst , ne M cane n,c 10
rttsburg for other purpose ,na " G % was rsmavsd
to the penitennry and the attorneys dse saSie
MIN MIN charged the jury and adjourned court until TO-
mnr,w morning
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, rpr,.1,py AGENT II CANADA WITHDRAWN

Ottawa Feb. lO-Thc United states Treasury Agent
at Smiths Falls, ontario, was w'hdiH"h N'''''''H
and ordered 10 report al Washington. Til, l. ia"
ct serious blow aimed at the privileges eaJoycd
bv the Canadian IacGc Railroad. Hitherto the l4'A'
ury Agent br Ike sealed in transit across 'aiau
f,om one point to another In the United states ana
transferred goods 10 other Tor Instance. car
reaching smiths Falls irOm Boston were opener am
Shipped 10 other cars anl dispatched 10y a." 'annh
Tacliic main line by the $40 branch Inc VIA '''
saulf Marie.
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IN vans, escorted by detachment OF sixty mounted
gehaalnleS. No delivery attempted. however
ana the prisoners placed in the dock and the
tIial proceeded. At evening as the prisoners
being conveyed back to the Jail. the escort al
tackled by number Of vino were amblshi in
shiubbery along the roadside, and who peltcd them
with stones and handshl Of mud. Finally the
gendarmes charged upon the men concealed In the
bushes and drove them from their shelter several
members Of the mob arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
MINISTER LINCOLN GIVES \ DINNER.

London F,b 10.-Rob IT 7. Lincoln. I'M ch S'a''S
Minister. entertained AT dinner this evening Justice
Harlan OF the United states supreme Court. the Rev.
: d. IIarln, Lord Ilerschell. Lord High C7ancellor
Baron Norris Baron IIannen Chief Ju,tc" 'o'fld2''
Lord Young Lord Justice Bowen, SIR Francis Jcun"'
James Bryce Chancellor Of the Duchy OF Lancaster
.r Charles Tuppcr Canadian High Commissioner In
-. cir picbord Webster W ". hsior. Henry
White. secretary Of the United states legation. ana
several other
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,,c,,su VIEW OF ANAEvATIoN.

London. Feb. 10" The SATURDAY h',"" ,"rtarca
It's isN"' ton that the IaNaan affair Is really
10 wv '.'eo,,aton. Reference to the more patent
s"s -, ol colonial history viil show 1t con"u's'
~. %. enocu,otions have had natefii ihnnurss ,,
upon ,ss the growth Of the Emprr ordteoioate the
states Is realH End md could put hr tray rishls
best use 10 eon them for thorough settlement oi
WIN all fishery difficulties.
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Ferdinand pE LESSEPS.

has moved the Parliamentary Committee of IN
ouirv to a renewal of its activity. The CommiS-
sion now proposes TO summon and examine al
Deputies who have been accused OF corrnpuoh'
whether acquitted or not, and to obtain the Kel-
mach list of the lo4 men who were compromised
by money transactions with Rcinach, Art0n OF
Herr The committee purposes also to appiN 10
thc Chamber for additional powers which. IL
Granted will increase greatly the scope and the
thoroughness of the investigation
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uurr,1r YEARS OUTPUT or RIFLES Rejected.

st. Petersburg. Feb. lO.-Thc War Dc'Eir'm'h' n''
rejected half of the output of ne" sma'' ~
I'm 1892 TIE rifles made In the Government
,oc,orics ard are too defective 10 be- placed "l'h
safety I'm the hands Of the army. All the factories
will he rcorganizcd before the work on u" ih's VIII
lac resumed Tie rcarmng Of the Infantry VIII p'
,,,oa ,l-oo veors knowledge Of this state "i
""smmo more fricndl- attitude toward Germany
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TIE DIXIE OF YORK AND PRINCESS MAY.

London. Fob IO.-Trusi worthy Idvic's from lows
say that thc bctr,thnl Of the Duk" Of lork ard Pfih
cess Nav Of Tock Will bc annourccd formally 10
morrow at n large dinner To be- given th"n hy 'h'
Ouecn at Osborne House. The Duke oi >"i" MS
gone already 10 Osborne House and Princess MAY
of Tcck and the Prlnoc Of Wales VII go ID T" !"
morrnw Tho dinner given hy III" Prince Of NnlrN
on "Wednesday evening to Mr.. Gladstone and III" "lh'
Minister. is i.vrd 10 have been the official prelude
Of the announcement.
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FoRIY.F1vE cHINAMEN PROBABLY LOST
THE s1oop CONVEYING THEM TO cALLFoENI,
Long OvERDUl

Vancouver p. C.. Feb. lo.-The sloop Cornelius
which left Caiboro Bay early In December Win forty
FIVE Cinnamon on board destined for California has
not been heard of since sailing She was owned pS
mon said to be connected with smuggling
Soon after The Cornelius left Cadboro Eay there was
succession Of gales. one Of which, II Is lr'd
sealed the fate OF the cargo ana crew Inc s"op Wis
nnlv Y { cf long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11

Paris. Feb. lO.-The First Chamber OF 'he Wv,
Tribunal OF the seine to-day delivered al eNpeo'e'
1..isi,n In the suit OF Mrs Zborwskl, iJrih'rN
Nine dc stucrs to possession of her cin, no"
I'm n Paris convent. Mr.. Lbor" shi c"lhn"' u"
custody OF the child by authority oi u''i' "
divorce granted TO her In sou,h DaA0,a' ilo"' rSc
- ,,shcud the Dutch Minister 10 France. Inc
,rcrch court refuses TO grant the execution 'n
france Of the American decree Of divorce or even
N discuss the merits Of the case on the erod nd'
!oreisa 10 r,ch Law Mrs ZboIwski Is ordered TO pay
tho cost OF the proceeding
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xo CHANGE IN TIE NAVY DEfARi N''' .
PLANS.

Washington. Feb. 10 (speciaD.-t was eNpe.,va e'Ia
,.t.hl.bmcnt Of provisional protec,ora.c
&C. tbo United states over the lia""li'l ,n,nr,.
MIGHT make necessary Tic Strengthening u ,ha, en-.
can naval forces there ana " was ,,,too an naval
m, 60 make suitable provision for the naV"i r.,
.l''''' ,, ,nu,,,te suoh step. Inquiry at lhc
yayv Department today elected the in,or.'T Hawai-,
n,,,bcr ,he changed condition OF "na's !" ,a,,on
NOR he failure to secure in the Navai ,,sa in
hill money for the review wou'u n''" ~ or nd
,,n navol force at IIonoluu eitler necessary .,
Wv Admiral Gheradrs present orders ai.ee'
him to proceed to Hampton Road. ana no mOu rr"ev
,on Of these orders will be made bv sccrts n poston a
% tor the present at least The force on us Do ,na"
and the Mohcan Is rouShi 70 De s"mS, 1rom Iawa in
"nt prOncc necessity for ohcr ships none viii C be sas ssa
ocns % at Tie departmrGni Gn 'Ip'gis IN Ilawa but Of
faction al tn, ,hat ,t' the Navy Is we'll and sufficiently
represented there
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prBLIC LIBRARIES CHARTERED BY THE KL"h''' >

Albany. Feb IO.-Thc Regents today granted
.,.rto,s for public libraries In oneon'a' sihs s's'
ADDISON Catsklll. East Chatham, bais'"h' aor"'
parma New-Rochelle. Lcckport. >olkers' "in""
Hornellsvine. Nassau. Belmont an, "'ens i'a,,@
rn,a,c are responding to the cxceen; provisions
:. ~. nav library laws passed last year. and scores
- other towns have begun movements WHICH VIII re-
q in Charters at an cary meeting Of tue hesene
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TIE cuOLFCAIC COMPLAINT IL MNRSElLLES'

Marseilles. Feb IO-Twcvc deaths from the cn"
ora,c complont prevalent In this city were reporter
,dv Among the fresh cases j. one In |al'te'
su,urb not infected before to-day The authorities
ou,,rue to Give clean bills Of health to vessels leaving
horo for other French ports The CREEK ana r"r'.
cuosc consals. however refuse snch bliiS ~ N'','
sailing for Greece or PorluF u ih' pN ''''''s
~ - o,i,t.d to nye d -atc and report on the
.,o,ic s,,ll withhold theli siltemcni. IL Is san
w.. a., on,v ono case were comma bachh fouhu
,n IN ~ other cases the results OF the analyses "c''
negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
BURNED BY A MOSLEM MOB.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE AMERICAN GIRLS COL
LFGE IL MARsOv\N.

LFGE IL MARsOVAN.
Constantinople Feb. 1O.-The United States lc-
CATION here has learned that a Mosem mob burned
the American Girls College in Marsovan BECAUSE
the director. Mr. IIcrrick, was believed to he the
instigator Of an offensive political agitation.
Political placaris had heen posted on the walls
Of the college 'but Dr. lIcrrick had explained TO
the Governor that this was done without his con
scnt The Governor was either unable or unwill-
ing TO protect the col lego, for he made no eior'
TO defend il against the mob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-11
Mr.. JEyXrxGs's DEATH rNEXrE TED.

London Feb. Io.-The death Of Loui, j. JcnnlnG'
was unexpected. lie had not been wei Tor l'r
night. but was not taken seriously III until noon yes
terday.