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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
IN ppoTrsT AGAINST MAX Judd.

St. Louis. Mo- April @G.-A New YORK t''"" ,a.
Max Jn1d received III" following caMc u''p'," i,
,ordav which he al once forwarded 10 ''' wy
q. Vienna April 2j.-An reported ob'cl"n' NV ,
fabricated by the United States 'oh'"''' "
Grant has not received the least inmalloh'
Washington April 26.-"I am mt loss 10 ""'D' ,
rn.re these reports oiHnat"d.' SAID s'cre'M' w.
ham today, replying 10 question about W" 80,
mont callcd from Vienna 10 Mr.. Jnda' ao'"'"e w.
cold chnid the present Consul ''h''" ." ,,n,'
~ starting the reports that Mr.. Judd was "o!
i, whether or not the Government oi H"'"''
desires 10 receive Mr. Judd IS siill an uh'''"'" u
zion ~ far a, the state Department Is CUM "
secretary Gre ham sad that neither U' ''",''
LEGATION In this city nor hlisri hAu '' w
IN forrnnt ION that would lead him to b'l',r % Lnr
I,dt was persona non erntl' TO thc ILL., r'cn
nn. There had been ampl" inr ln 'n' III.
~ letters from Vienna bearing on 'hc ',r.,,r, :,
secretary said he felt certain that III :" n,r,lI,
mailer the cable would have been H''u' rora,,,
"CCa,r,, g,InoIv thc Au.tran Minister o1 for'len
Affairs. had taken the position "ttrIhu'c' W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Of n "wig-wag" flag. On the ships below, too
signal flags had been flashing in the sunlight
and the curious thrcc-armcd scmaphoies on the
British ships had been working away. Now the
signalling ceased and the booming OF cannon
bcaau. gun from Fort Hamilton was quickly
answered hy one from Fort WadSworth. and ~
the two forts fired alternately until each hal
piycn twcnty-on guns to the passing il"t
Through the cannonadc the fleet moved IN 81
lencc. some of the ships sending out for Will"
great volumes OF thick. black smoke from their
tunnels.
or Tompkirsvillc. where tue channel makes
turn somewhat TO the right, til" moving columns
ores.ntcd wonderfully brilliant picture to one
who watched them from further down the BAY
for they gave "a partially broadsdc view which
made the mighty wanderers of the deep look as
II thcv were moving close togethcr-a solid wall
~ steel and iron At the Battery the Miantono-
moh WAS lust firing salute to the Ericsson
.,otue 80 ,hc great white Philadelphia and th"
hIack blake appeared coming up by the rel
walls OF Caat'c William.
PROCESSION OF FoRrRESsES.
"a the nro,ession Of gliding fortresses went on
nm thc snarkling river TO where, between the
hiugs - Weehawken and the green slopes OF
Riverside. tho Pinta Nina and Santa Maria were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
UNIONJSTS IN CONFERENCE.
IRISH OPPONENTS OF HOME RULE MEET
IN LONDON.
ACTION OF TIE DEvONsHlEE HOUSE MEhIlN"
INDORSED-NO OUTBREAK IN BfLfA>I-
EXTRA POLICE WITHDRAWN


Jfn1don April 2G.-Thc Marquis OF Londonderry
,rcsided today ~ tine conference OF Irish tnonl'is
assembled I'm London 10 protest agars, the enactment
Of the bill establishing Home Rule in Ireland All I'd"
nroninent leaders connected with the Irish opposition
IN Home Eule were present The conference lndorsrd
tho dcc sion of Yesterday, UnOni>t mceting AT Devon
shire House 10 refrain from making amendments dur
ing the committee stage, while retaining freedom TO
vo,e ON amendments offered by other members.
Lord salisbury the Duke Of DevonShirc' Mr'
Ealfour Mr. Chamberlain. Lord Randolph 'hurchiii
and other Tponist leaders, held another meeting al
Dcvonshire House to-day to consider the course "l
the Opposition in Parliament, especially with regard
10 the Home Rule bill. The meeting agreed upon
a plan for united action against the Home kuc ana
other Government measures.
Bclfast. April 36.-up to a late hour tonight 'h'Fe
bad been no recurrence OF yesterdays rotng between
OranCcmcn and Catholics several clergym'n ana
other persons addressed the Queens Island WORKING
mon during the dinner hour today. They urS" thc
mon not TO take part In any disturbance, polh'lhE
out IN Them that their cause would be ruined II iurther
riotinc should break out. The Mayor had nolce
uostcd throughout the city to-day appealing to the
workingmen and citizens refrain from marching
through the streets In proce- >Qn, As rcsuii ol a
onrntcnre between the Mayor, n" Cmel Ton tAp" anu
other city oIicals the extra police w"T" WlthulHNA i
from the streets this evening The Cy iO-hSHt w
,..r. ia have resumed H. usual aspect, althouEh on
account OF the presence Of roughs the "oIs' uS'''
are pa rolled by troops.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

tugcing at their anchors near rhe whl'e-huiied
Ent, rprise Then they anchored, the long whl'e
line of The American fleet extending down the
New Jersey shore and the squadrons OF the other
nations reaching along the commerce-crowded
piers on the Ncw-York side. 1t wao scene WHICH
,ho tbousand, of onlookcrs from the shore were
lo,th 10 leave Those who could comprehend us
histor;c,l significance and those who could only
feel the majesty Of it, alike fingered there uh'll
the sun-noo6ca day gave place TO gorgeous 'wi'
light, and night fell over river ana sho'r wiz"
rathcripe clouds moving up from the westward,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE KAIsER,s CARRIAGE OVERTURNED.
HE NARROWLY ESCAPES INJURY "hi'N w.
TURNING FROM AN EXcuK,loN ~
THE CAMPAGNA.

Rome April oG-Thc German Emperor had mar
row ESCAPE today from a serious accident. lie wa
hoinc driven I'm a carriage the railway sail"h IL
Fra.ca,i which lies on a slope oi lhr NDIh '''""
toins about thirteen miles from Rome Inc CARING
vas overturned at I'm the road ana thc ho'S''
fcl The groom who was sitting behind was tli""h
oa and The carriage was damaged. Emperor
vIIam wss not injured and after ascertainnG tha'
the groom WAS also unnjured, proceeded IN another
carri.r. I. the station. \ crowd OF people ~
,r.c,cd by the accident salut-d tho Emperor with
cheers.
Emperor william started at o'clock THIS mosihE
On an excursion to various places IN III" CahipaSh"
~ Roma lie received ocremOnlOus rccep'""
everywhere from the local officials, and the popiace
ioin,d IN hearty acclamatons Of welcome. Budihgs
aud tLoroupbfarc; were decorated in honor OF INC
Iu,psral visit and everything gala appearance
The Emperor was on his way back h0m t'l' "Aour-
.ion when his carriage overturned al IFdac"i'
The Empress drove 10 the Vatican, ara spent h"m'
lime inspecting the galleries and grounds.
4 brilliant garden party was given al the Onlflia
This afternoon All the foreign guests attending ih-
royal silver wedding We're present. together WIN 'h'
King and Queen OF Italy and many Italian hoDieS'
After the garden party the scholastic batialloh' o'
Rom. were mustered and reviewed In the piazza lh
no,, OF the Qulrinal. The German Emperor ana
rrnress witnessed the review from the balcony OF he
n.Ince and were greeted by the cadets with enthusi-
asc cheers. ~ =. . .o. =, ,.ic,or,
viii ti.ii Naples tomorrow. They VIII be accom-
,,i,d Iv >icuOr Gioitt the Italian Premier, >isnor
i,in Foreign Minister. General PcllouN, Minister ol
War and admiral Raccha, Minister OF MARINE. iu1 ",
xiii Great cnthusia.m. Tie town Is beautifully
Gtc"laicd and IS rapidly flMng up with sishtseers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
sNOW,TORM IN THE NORTHWEST.

st. Paul, Mimi. April 2G.-hnolhcr big snowstorm
Is in progress In the northern part of the state.
Eight inches OF snow Is reported to have fal.n at
Branerd and It Is still coming down. In this city
light rain has been falling since midnight.
Reports from 100 points In Minnesota
to-nglt indicate that the great
which began last Wednesday with twenty inches cf
snow is Sill rudng since daylight this morning II
has been alternately raining, haillng and showing.
Farmers all this region are pretty nearly dis
couragcd over the antlook for crops. Not
Of grain has been sDwn IN North Dakota nor at any
point In Minnesota north Of ST. Cloud ana there is
ton DAYS In Northern Minnesota, around Cro0kston,
Nsher and other Red River Valley points
Thousands Of acres Of farm lands have been converted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
UEAVY FINES FOR LOr ISyILLE GAMbLhhH'

Louisville, Ky, April 26.-The thr'cn s'.'',,
who were indicted yesterday pleaded guilty and PAID
fines aggrceang $500. exclusive oi coS,H' III
Gambling fraternity has almost abaIdoh'u h"P' :"
being able to reolrn when the races begin i'A month
The protection which they have cnJoy'u Ho,h q
officials secas 10 he IN danger Of dcstruo"o" py 'he
disclosures constantly being made ies''ruiy me
T,mes- published cnve charges against City Clerk sol
Miller and city Prosecuting Attorney Thurman. AM
they will be Investigated Tor alleged bla'Nhaii said
20 have been levied a year ago OH eiShU UT nine Of
the principal gambling houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HCNORS FOR GENERAL LADNOCAI.
HIS CONDUCT PRAISED BY THE FRENCH WAN
MINIsTER-TnE BUDGET DEBATE

MINIsTER-TnE BUDGET DEBATE.
Paris, April 2G.-tieneral Lozilon, the Minister VI
War; cp,ylng % The Chamber o. Deputies 'o-aiS u ~"
Dcroucde the weknown Boulaneis,, Said thHi -
gladly testified to the honorable conduct OF "eh
eral Ladvocat in relation 10 the me!lnite lhNehuon
and added that General Ladvocat wouid receNo III
July a special mark OF the esteem III WHICH "o "'
,,a hr tho Government This announcement was
greeted with applause.
In the Senate the debate on the budget was resumed
The announcement was made that an agreement hau
be,n effected between the Budget Committee ahn tNe
Government regarding everything except rihWhys
mo credit, for railways already voted by the 'haW
her Of Deputies were rejected by the acnatr ny Il
votc of li0 10 1OJ IN" proposals Tor license IaN
"rr' w" vcra acc,rtcd The BOUIse tax law was
passed by the senate this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
FREEZING WEATHER N THIS STATE.

Kingston. Y. y, April 25.-Ttc weather list m'h'
and this morning the coolest known III 'm' S''-
tion In many years fer Apfil -. Thermometer ,
registered seven de-rccs below the freezing Iolh' anu
Icc formed in brooks. cold northeast willu pd' i
so, TO shad fishing. and flowers ana carly vcHe'dOr9
planted In places were badly iros,oltcl. IN ~.
.nuihern Tet,r II is feared considerable damage was
don, 10 fIuit blossoms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

vI,E.ADMIRAT HOPKINS, FLAGSHIP BLAZE
whose darkness could not dim the myriad ligh's
that cleaned on land and water. FROM all 'hr
,hips that lay anchored in I'll" Slanting rays oi
tLo afternoon sun the eye constantly wandcr'" ~
tho counterfeit prerrntmcnt Of those 'hi'"
caravcls which cave Il new world to Castiie an"
Leon. No steep, high sides Of black or "I'e
risinr flom the water, no wckei 'upes '''''
sIricll a. thoy send hustling dynamite throuEh
the mir. no statistics of the great destructive
forces pcnt up in r"ccS-'S OF those slea' '"ip'
,lonr the line could impress the nina as ''ioSc
small vessels did The pomp and beauty OF '"a'
crc,t naval display OF assembled nations was
proouant with the possibilities Of such glories a.
.,rcamod on Salams and Trafalgar, but over 'he
car,v.ls shonc mdet light, gathering l."
.,,c,oth from the civilization which their voyages
began.
BEGINNING sWrvISITING.
A soon AS the ships had got fairly AZ ahchor
shin-vi,iting began and until sunset It was Ncp'
! ,n Every now and then some ship in the TWO
lines would open fire with Its saiutlna patterS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
THE RANKS BUSINESS TO rE CLOSED UP

London. April 2G.-An order Of the court has br'h
made fr the winding mp Of "a" Encl h. scottish ana
Australian Chartered Tank. the faliur. OF which with
Liabilities amounting 10 - uOC 900. Wa ann"ln,ru
on April L.. The order Wa, i,sncd on The p'n'ioh
OF IN" company. .., H..
sanctioned The reconstruction OF the ~omiher'i'i
Bank which lalcd rtccnilY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

QUEEN VICTORIA RETURNING TO ENGLAND.
Florence, April G.-Quecn Nicora's ,ojourn at the
Villa Pamicri ended today. She started Tor EhSl'hd
thl, afternoon, accompanied by Prince and irlnc'>'
Henry Of aticnbcrg and all the royal attendants Inc
carriages conveying the Queen and party to the ten
tral Railway station were escorted hy dragoon' through
street, crowded with cheering dtizcns. TIE "f''hu
Dukc and Grand Duchess of Mcckicnburs >yhwrrn Inc
British Consul and the priHciIM officials OF IL" 'llN
received her al the station and presented bouquets 10
the Queen and Princess BratriCc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
NINE MEN SAID TO BE KILLED.

rrpoErEp FATAL ACCIDENT TO LoG-DRiVERs
~ NICmGAN.
Menomlnec. Mich April Ga report mas a' r'n'n'u
here Of the killing Of nine men on III" renee hlNr'
log drive hy the breaking Of rollway ana Jam '"'
mon are said To have been employed by sa"y'r'
Goodron 4 co. Among those reported !" DC ut"t ~
r C,nrl.. Hamilton foreman OF IN" drlN iF'u''''N
IT, cram md Cuarlcs SIC Nli,ter. all oi Mailnr'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
TROOPS TO LEAVE JAMES CITY To'DAi'

Raleigh. y. C.. April 26.-rroop' nave NV ~.
hecn ordered away from james 'ily' ""'
pccicd that they will lie 10 mcrio"' "' -, ,
of settlement having been made. IL J. "''
~ time be consumed In having leases properly
signed Thi, will probably hc ",c"np,iin" r,.r IN.
narrow morning. when Governor Carr VIII o'"'' "
LICK hOmr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
uaXe,RD Union OFFICIALS ENONEEATED.

London April 26.--IiorHto Botomlcy aud Charles
Dolman who were indicted with sir Henry isaacs,
formerly Lord Mayor Of London ana J0epH l'aacS'
ON ,ho charge OF having dcfIauded the shareholders
q, the Uansard Union by The pIrcIasc Of property
u lou, Nrurcs and the sale of the at high figures
IN Tho uonsard Union which Eotcmlcy, ~ir Henry
Ieo,cs and Joseph IsaacS dircctoIs were today
acquitted by the inry me 49, "'"S resulting ]" 'e
,xoncrulion Of Ill the d"lcnuahls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
HEBREW EMANCIPATION IL HUNGARY.

Vienna. April 26.-Thc Hungarian Minister ot i'ublc
Worship Introduced Hebrew Emancipation bill IN IN"
Hungarian RcichsaG to-day. The measure Is con
ccivcd in II most liberal spirit. It declares mat 'hc
lSacliiish religion shall be- legally recognized That inc
existing facilities for Chri>tanizinG Hebrews OF any
age Shall be abolished, without conditions. ANA that
the conversion Of Christians Judaism which has
hitherto been impO Slblc In Hungary, shall he HHaiy
sanctioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
DIssENsIoNS IN THE NEW

D1ssrXeI0Ns IN THE NEW sEHVIAN CApINEr
London. April CA private dispatch from Bel
c,oa. states that d!;scnsions prevail In the new
Cabinet OF King Alexander formed nnccr hi direction
after the coup d'cat two weeks ago. Tie King IL
q, e.,d hos declined 10 accept tie resignation Of NJ
u&,rossevics as Minister Of War, and ~ Djurccs ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ANTI BRITISH INTlIGUES in CHlIRAL
THE AMEER OF AFGHANIsTAN SAID 10 br
FOMENTING TROUBLE THERE.

FOMENTING TROUBLE THERE
pombav April oG.-Scrious trouble Is again brc"
Inc in the state OF Chra lying between the valleys
of the Oxus and Cabul rivers, where the loilhrr
ruler. Afzul-Ul Mulk, murdered 10y his nnc''
.ber Afzu the latter atcrward being driven out by
the rightfnl heir, Nizalhl ! Mulk The stat" Is III"
Of intrgucrs. and rmra Khan Is said 10 bc te c"''
,netcotor of the agitation. 1t Is said that the An'r
- .fcborisian who has claimed sovereignty over
(1itrol Is also taking part In stimulating trouble
some in,rsucs and is alleging that the Blush are
.ud,,Nnrlng 10 oncroach upon Chitral. II l. siih
that the Amccr j. scenhE 'h alliance" WIN , in' u
Ehan and is urging the chiefs t. unite I'm opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

and those yersed in naval etiquette knew tnat
some officer of rank had been making call on
board and had now left the ship. Al the forms
laid down in the sacred writings Of naval rcgu-
lations 10 lie followed We're followed. There
wcr, gold lace cooked hats. side boys and paralcd
Guards lending gorgcOusn"sS u the scene all up
and down the lines until sunset.
1t was a day of beauty and display OF
lcau:y Those who went ont To see il were not
disappointed, and look forward TO the CARVING
ont Of the programme of to-day with greater
Measure for having seen that of yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
WORK OF A TORNADO IN MISSOURI.

Bolton. Mo-, April 2G.-1lc obstruction by the
tornado near here Mondoy evening WAS c"lsd 'rable
but not Widespread. Houses. hayrichs, horses,
cattle. farming implements trees and fences were
laid waste No lives were lost but several persons
badly bruised. The houses Of Alexander Light
cap and George Long and the Funk schOnlhOuse
completely swept away. Lightcap aud three
children and D. McClclhnd and Two children and
Louis Levy took refuge IN the Lghtcap cellar. All
were bruised by nyimg debris. Al the Long home
stead tie family and sherman BIccdove went Into
tho cellar Mrs. Long WAS struck the head with
a falling stone ard Der mother, MI. BrccilOvc was
also injured The scloollouse WAS wrrnchcd rom
Its fourdatiOn Not whole piece of lumber was left.
The house OF Hc1Iy George was unroOfcd ana his
stable demolished. George ". scott had t,ro barn,
One Of them one hundred feet long, DISAPPEARED.
Alexander Mullen, an old man, was badly bruised
Robert Mullen earned around the barn and
thrown over fence. The ruins In the line Of the
storm were visited yesterday by uiany and sulscrip
tions taken up for the sufferers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
AN ARKANSAS TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT.

Little Rock Ark. April GA tornado almost
wiped ont OF existence the little town OF Jchsoh III
sab1,,ian Comfy las night. Nine buildings were
demolished four freight cars were blown from the
track and a portion Of :he Frisco depot was carried
ow,v one man and child Were seriously Ill
iurefi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
TIE CZAR MADE ILL FL FRIGHT
EUMOE OF CONFLICT Is WHICH FoRIfTWo
PEASANTS AND FIFTEEN SOLDIER
WERE KILLED.

81. Petersburg, April 2G--Mlny rimor' are current
regarding the cause Of the sudden soppaSe of the
Imperial tain while on The way 10 the '!li"'' ana
the resulting fright by which tn" Car was h'"' ILL.,
one rumor i to the effect that Thousands oi peasants
living In villages near CarloT Eid Themselves "po"
the railway track I'm order to stop ID" ,zarS raih
and thus have an opportunity f. present 20 hiih
petition against certain local abuses. CONNECT
peasants, and the general result waN ,iat l4rI,Wo
pea SAINT, and fifteen soldiers killed III tbe nsht
or crushed by the train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
ICE GOES OFT uF LAKE CHANPLA!N.

Troy. " y. April oG.-The ice went ont o. Lax
Champain Yesterday the lake being clear from "h'''
hall TO Housc's PCnt. Last year the ice went OF
April ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
TWO COLUMNS OF FLOATING STEEL.

UNDER A FLOOD OF SUNSHINE TIE MAJESTIC
CRUISERS OF WAR SEEK NEW ANCHoRAGES
IN THE NORTH RIvE2-TIoUSANDS OF
NEW-YORRERs SEE THE GREAT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR THE
SQUADRON OF NATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
,npn ,vn r,nv cD,VrV rs rLEI ELiND.

Cleveland Ohio. April o6.-Thc Earl o' 'r"''" ",''
bride who are on their wedding trip. arI1''n !" "'
city last night and stopping AZ '"c '''' ''' 80 -
They arc attended by IN English 'a'c' w" man
servant Their apartments are wlm, are hno"" ~,
a., hr,do, ,r,rlors ,na were handsomely decorated
With cut flower. American beauty r"''' P''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27

Not long after the sun rose people hegan 10
appcar on the windy heights Of Fort Wals-
worth. and the assembling Kept up until all the
green slopes covered with the thousands
who came Fellow lay the fl'ct not grim ana
Qhostly as the day before, but as bright ana
festive looking a. il is posslbl" for modern
man -of-war to appear But not even bright sun
slime sparkling. wind-rulicd water and gay broad
ensgns and flags of various blended hucs could
rctract from the impression Of tremendous power
which the war,hips gave.
FIRING FROM THE FORTS.
When. shortly after 9:30 o'clock, the fleet
weighed anchor and started up through TN"
Narrows the guns of Fort Wadsworth ana fort
Hamilton began to fire For some minutes before
\ tall and stately sollicr standing on the highest
noint Of Fort Wadsworth. his helmet SHINING
in the bright light. and his soldlerlv form out
lined aganst the blue sky, had been talking
with a comrade over Fort Hamilton by means
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-27
AS THEY CAME Up TIE RIVER.
RANLIAN VESSELS STUMBLED ALONG IN THE
EEAR-A FLEET OF PLEASURE BOATS SUR
ROUNDED THE GREAT wARSHIPs.

ROUNDED THE GREAT wARSHIPS
A party OF newspaper writer's who had DargalneI
with a era~ping corporation for steamer to take
them down the bay gathered at the pier uncr
the Brooklyn Bridge 1T the unplcasanty early
hour Of 3 o'clock yesterday morning and sazed az
the flagship provided for them. She WIS an open
launch with the possessive if not prepo'S"'slng
title of our Mary, and she had the general
anpcarance of having lain out on "A sand bar all
winter. But tie seductive agent of the aiore-
said crashing corporation had guaranteed speed
of twenty miles an hour out of the craft, ana
Lcr mildcwcd appearance forgotten IN the
nrospcct of skimmins ianntv hv the warSiiIps
NJ full speed and leaving III" rapid lttle Suicto
in the rear
Th. waters of the harbor danced reStl's'y
about in anticipation OF tie spectacle that was
to be- displayed upon them, and all the Ittie
waves raised their crested heads TO s'e the COM
inc squadron. As the prcsS-boat passed. down
Ruttrrmilk Channel the government steamer
Meics left the Governors Island wharf with u
marty of army people aboard. Numerous e\cur-
sion steamers were padding down the haroor'
and far across by the Jersey shore was a steam
lighter owned by enthusiastic Spinlsh-Am'f-
lean who had painted her with wealth ot red
and yellow, stripping her from stem 10 stern WIN
,be Sponi;h colors About this time il d1wn"d
an tbc pas,cngers of The newspapers boat that
vhatrvcr might he the vices of Our Mary she
was not fast Young woman. Ten miles an hour
was the best she could do with the little engine
almost jumping out of hcr-but that's another
story.
CROWDS ALREADY WAITING.
The upward bound ferry-boats from o''''"
Island were almost empty. their customary pas
s,nccrs having gone down upon the shore 10 -
| ,hc ships come in The three SpaniardS VINO
| hod anchored under the green shores OF staten
Island the night before, had disappeared 10 take
nm their positions in the llncof-battle. Tie shores
| If Ray Ridge and the heights about Forts Hanlli'
| ,o, and Wadsworth were dccpedged with black
where the observing multitudes oi soniDre-coa'eo
| humanity stood and gazcd their I'LL at the h'e'
| h.lo,y thcm Down over the dancing waters
AGAINST the background of sky OF cie'rest, puf's'
,,urc were sharply defined the spars and tunnels
| =, tho neacrful invaders. Their paint work and
| rolishcd brass cleaned in the morning sunshine
rho;r SIGNALS and cnsigns stood out from thelr
h,,,;,rds stitY and fiat as boards in the spanking
| brcezc that blew from the northwest. lheil
nchors were hove short. and everything lndicatei
| readiness 10 90 into action promptly at the word
-, Command and capture the admiration OF the
| -yo,l, nublic Even the grim Russian, Dimi
| ,,i Dorsko who arrived on Tuesday, rongh and
,orsI.1 from a three months voyage, had employed
tho twcntv-four hours SO proiitably that she
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SILVER CERTIFICATES AT A DISCOUNT.

OTTAWA ont. April 26.-The banks handling 'nited
Sotcs silver certificates have decided 70 accept them
hereafter only at a discount Of ! per cent.