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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

oung BON SInen etngel6lol1en TT. Nber tn
Ieinem unteren 2aufe liegt ietn gett iteaenz
meiie iebr betrd6tlttb bDber ais bic dnz
9renSenben 2dlbereicn, unb eS 9iebt Bunfte
in ben i'm eini6lteBenOen @ebir9cll, tpelbe
BET ben b~eutt9en Wtttteln ber Sebntf obne
S6pterigfetten nn6 du5u 9roBe Soften
burbbrD6en iperben tonnen.
Wtan 9ebt beSbalb iebt NIT Dem Blane
Tim, 3undcbit bic Miiite I'M liiblicben Nti3ona
nit Waiier aus Dem Colorado gu bctpdiiern.
SdS lou ourb etnen 1876 Wtetlen langell,
100 SUB breiten unb IL SUB ttefen 6aupt1
Ganal unb natiirlt6 bie notbigen 9bz
5tDetgungS Candle betperfiteui9t Der0en.
IS lit niebt genteloet, no Die Nn5apf1n9 ge>
i6eben fol-, bocb iptrb tie pabri6etnli6
1tcbt tpeit iiibli1 bon bet @inmilnoun9 oeS
ct. 8irgine Tluiies itattftn0en.
Sur Die 8etpGiierun9 bet SaltonsQSitite
tpitrbe ii3 ais 9lus9an9spunft bet Stem
&iber empfeblen, burb tpelcbe ber Colorado
I'M pori9en Sabre in baSielbe einbra9
6enn 6a oaS SdltpnzIb bal an ieiner %ttefiten
Stele iiber 300 SUB unter Dem WteereSz
ipiegel lie9t, mtr6 es leibt lein, baS ges
natnte ~9tinnidl 10 3u pertiefen, oaB it6
burcb basiclbe Elm beitdnbiger Stront IN
baS Gbal ergteBt. 8teIet6t mag eS ftb
aub be3ablen, ben Colorado nob petter
oben a%nSu3opfen, I'M BEN Oftli9en She'll
BON San 8ernarbtnD GDnntD III @alttor>
MEN 3u betpaiIern. Nber Bic Soften tptr1
ben iebr groBe iein.
Die bis6erigen 8etpdfi 8eriu3e tn
Colorado, Nfetp Merito, 9~trisona 1lno I'M
iiblt6en Californian baben sur @enit9e
oar9etbat, baB bas bafiir ausgelegte &apt1
tai iieb gut D~er3init, ba jenen @egenoen nut
baS Maifer feblt, INN Sic retobiten @rtrten
berborSubrtt9en. Sci Dem troptl6en
3Itma, tpcIcbes ipecteu bas lublibe Nri5ona
unb Bic Saltonz@ itite baben, pitrben bort
auf betpG1lertem 2anoe aIe Sropen9eipQcbie
berrltb 9ebetben, tpie bie Saien bet Sahara
tpirben berrLtcbe 8dlmenbatne Die trlbere
Wiiite bebefet, uhb mir f%0nntet, itatt jebt
aus @eittnoten utb 6pnburas, ). 8. un=
iere 8ananen BON Q(riSona be3teben.
Wfan fam beSbalb nur tpitniden, Dab
ber B1an gut Nusfibrung %geIangt. 0enn
ieber SuBbrett, melder Der @ilbntB ulto
ber Wiiite abgerungcn ipirb, lit cine Ser
mebrung ltniereS @Dblitanbes uno l%n1erer
Otadbt. Sic @roberung ber friiber ais
gdn5Ltcb uhbraucbbar ber16rieenen 2anoesa
tbetle fir bte laubtpirtbi6aftlt6e Ser
pertbun9 beoeutet WobnrGuine unD GebertSz
tnter6alt fiirOttQtoren BON WtenIben ntebr,
ais tptr friiber an5unebnten berec6ttgt parer.
sic giebt Die @etpiBbett, baB unier Sa11o
altcb ~Stpetbunbert Wtaionen Wtenl3en miro
retbLt6 errtdbren f0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09
: Die ugantine etone Gomponp4

9is vGanttne Stone Gompanp,4
pcLder Der Stetnbrnb in. 8erin9 i'm
Stdate @albin9ton geb0rt, be- iib erboten, :
BET gbicdgoer notwithstanding etnen eins
bunbcrtbreiBig SUB bobeF unb an Der
@runbfldbe nicbt mebr als bier SUB an
ieber Der bier Seiten meiienben Stein, tpels
6er in einent Stide gebro6en lit, pere
ionbtbereit unter Ser 8ebingung gum Sc
iBettf 8u ma4en, baB Bic ausiteaungScom@
mtiiipn Die 8ef0r6erung bes SteineS an
Ort ultb Stele iiberntmmt. Ser fir bic
Misunderstanding beitimmte tpisconiin'i6e
Monolttb mtBt in Der 2dnge ltar ITO SUB.
Stein fou neben BET 238 SUB boben
Tabnenitan9c aus @aibington auf9eitelt
u1to aucb nadb benz S9luiie bet NuSitcaung
in benz 9arf bcloiien iperben. 9aS @ez
micbt bcs StetneS fam auf tpentger ais
~einhunbert Sonnen pertntnoert tpcrben, 10
6nB ct nit 6iIfe et9enS ba5u eingeri6teter
@ogen na9 Gbicago transportirt peroen
fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

2utberanern itets auf's unbebtngtefte anere
t~annten @runbfabe, monaco aub 9ieieri.
gen, peIcbe ibre &tnber in anbere ais
Sffentliebe SduIcni9iden, ais CUTE 8iirger
berpflibtet itnb, an ser Staatsl6uIiteuer
mitsube5abIen.
Sin Derartiges ScbulgeleB, bas, alien
8DstptGtgen uttb alien Cranks gum SrDbe,
bemnd6it etnsefibrt iperben miro, lit gang
ba3u ansetban, bte felt brittbal6 Sabren
~unieren Staat beunrubigenbe Sbulfrdge in
Bet fit Bic algentetne golfsbiIoung 3utrGg7
li6iten 8etie fit imrter gu erIebtgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09
8eSemtttt9 Ser vS0raabettpeAe""
fitr ole Saampfi0iTfaDrt+

Sn BEN auBergenobnlt4 i6tperen Stiir7
men, tpel6e IN ben lebten Wo6en oes pera
aanqenen Sabres iiber bas atlantiibe Wteer
btntpeg fegten, baben beri6tc6ene iiberieeiz
i6e 8erionenz unb Sradtbampfer auf BET
Sa6rt 8tpiicben europa unb Qmcrifa 8ea
ichd6igungen an t6rer S6raube ober
StraubenpeGe e~rLitten, 10 baB iie btflos
Set @etpqlt Der dufgeipiiblten Meerestpogen
preisee9eben tparelt, bis Elm anberer DAM
pier tie tt ba8 S6lepptau nabnt unb tn
ben 1tcheren 6ofen bracbte. 90 crying eS
Sem belgi1c6en 0atnpfer ygtoorOlanb", un6
benz @unaro'icben 0ampfer Dltmbrta" ,
tpelcber am 81. SeSetnber lit Stein gorf elm
traf, na66em burcb ietn D%erldn9ertes 2lusz
blei6en beretts bic l6Ltnmiten 8efir3tun1
gen fir leine Sieberbeit beroorgerufen tpor7
SEN tparer. 9ie i6limmiten @rfabrungen
ober bate Der 8ren1er 8erionenbampfer
Spree" pom Norbbeuti6en 9lDp6 81 MAJ
chen, pelcbem am 26. gtobember auf ber
Sabrt BON 8remen nacb Stem Oorf ettpa
etntauleu6 Wfeilen iueitltcb bon Dem trtlcben
6afenorte QueenStopn ntbt mn Die
SchraubenmeQe brocb, lonbern au6 bas nit
ber 0ampfmai6ine in Serbtnoun9 1tebenbe
8rucb1tiid 6erieLbcn oe1 8oben berrnaBen
einl6Lug, 6aB baS burb ben Sed etnortn7
qen6e Naiier Bic 8aiiagtere Der ~5tpetten
&oiitte aus ibren &d6incn bertrteb. Die
9~fettltng bes 0ampfers unb ieiner 5tpetbun7
bert unO brciunoa1tsi9 8aiiagiere iotpie
letner8 eiabung mar Iebi9Gi6 Der muiterDaf7
ten Orbnrng rnb Gorli4t SIT p%croanfen,
nit pelcber Dor bet 2tbfabrt Die ben inter
ften S6tffsraum III c~in5elne ipaiierbtcbt
BON einarber gel9tebene fleinere GGlme
t6eiLenben Gangs unb 0uerudnoe (S9ots
tcn) einseiebt porben iuarell. 9abnrdb
tpurbe bas Ginftr0men beS @aifers auf ben
fletneren 9faltm belArdnft, in tpelbem itdb
gera6e Der QeG befano. .
Die S4raubenipele zines 0dntpfers 1T
einc lange et1erne 8eae, ipelcbe Die betpe7
oerbe @raft Ser 0ampfmai9tne anf Die
5@raube abertrdgt, 10 Dab oteie it'd ltnu1t7
ter6rocben in bos @iocritan6 l%eiiteube 8aiz
Ter einbobren unb baburcb baS S6tff por1
tpdrts treiben tann. Sic liest nnr1tttelbot
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09
9ie retfe Gtttdt attiereS sGtt=
families

Man barf it4er fem, baB 6te II oer>
lammelte Staatsge1ebgebung bon SuinpiS
6as @btparbsz @eieB nt6errufen un6 int
@efentltd6en einen Gnttpurf eines neuen
S6ul3panss9elebeS annebmen tptrb, pie
.er bon Seiten Der 6eutlben 9utberaner
gebtQtgt tpir0.
S6on bte bIoBe 8eantra9ung zines
ttelten @eiebe8 lit cine 9roBe 8ei6dmuns
fir 9iejenigen, Sic tpdbtenb bes Ba6l7
fampfes bebduptcten, baB es BEN @egnern
beS @otparbSz @eiebes a16 utn 9(bi6affltng
beS S6uI5pongeS ~itberbaupt SIT tbun iei;
benin in 8etreff bes S6ul8watgcS ais
iolben lautet Elm neuer @eiebenttpurf io9or
DteL ~6iinbiger ais baS GbtDar6s7 @eieB, beiien
tieoertrG6ti9e 8eitimmungen ct nit
Stumpf unb Stiel pernibtet. Nir geben
bier ben bereits porltegenben @%nttpurf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

9tQc Batter, 0orminber o6er i~onitige
Berionen, tpeIbe &tnber inn 2tIter BON
iieben bis 81 bter3ebn Sa6ren unter ibrer
9lufiicbt baben, io1en bafir iorge1, baB Elm
iolcbes &inb minbeitens iecb8se6n @oben
in iebem Sabre etne 0ffentli4e ober g ribatz
3agi6ule, ipie ber Slater ober 8ormunb
ite tpablen mag, beiu9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

Sn WttteIafrica bauit Elm Stamtm, BEL
beiien OffentGi6en 8erlammIungen bic Gebz
rer alf einem SuBe fteben mliien, udbren6
tie tbre @etSbeit abLdben. Somte ber be-
treffen6e Staatsmann BEN ~3tpetten SuB gez
bral6t, lift ietne &e6e Su @nbe. @ie tpdre
btefe Neuerun9 fit uniere Solons in Q8aib7
tngton, .. g., unb anbertpdrts?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

@eitern bracbte ers 6as @tegenfeit bes
tlngften, frti6eiten unb popuIdriten Stebz
3isers erSta6t @bica9o, 81. 6. Settings.
9er @eiunbe: y0te Ner3te unierer Sage
tpen6en falt ME mebr Sen 9lberlaB an."-
Ser &ranfe: so! 0a 1eben Sic it6 elm
NAL Die &e9nuns an, Ste nit metn Webtz
Gus 5um Neuen Sabre geibidt bat!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

Bring Nusuit bon Sa6ienz@oburg
@otba, Der 8ruber beS Siirften Ser6inanb
bon 8ulgarien, bat 1000 @emien umse@
brd6t. Sin an6erer GROCER @emienjGger,
Scatter Srans Soiep6 bon Oefterreteb, Bat
eS NUT arf 1893 Stid sebra6t. Scatter
8il6eIm II. bat bis iebt i'm @ansen ettpa
1900 S1iif 8tlb erle9t. Maffeni6ld6@
teret 1n6 8lutber9teBen i'm @roBen iinb
eben au3 I'M Srteben Bic @rboLung 6teler
otelsepLagten arn1en Wonarcben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

0teIer treffIi4e reue Gntipurf fe9t alio
Sen tildti6en Spracben5tDan9 gGn3licb meg
u16 befrett 8rtpat1 ultb &ircben=S bulen
gGnsltcb bon Der @tlfiir utb benz @ene6z
migu1t9Srerbte Oer itaatltcben unb Drtlitben
0ffentlicben S6ulbe60roen. Benn babel
INNER n1r bon 8rtbatidulen Sic &ebe tit
unb Ser Musbrud Bfarrz ober &tr6enlbulen
nicbt porfomrnt, 10 riibrt bas bober, neil
in ber en9lti6en Sbulz unb @eri6tSipracbe
unleres Staates BET 8egrtff 9rtpati6ule
BEN 8egrtff Bfarr7 ooer &trcbeni6ule bDatg
einfcblieBt. 2lucb bas @Otpdrbss@e 1prtcbt
MUIR bon 8riDati6ulen, un6 bob ipurben
inter ibm geraoe 6eutibe 8farr> ober Sir
6enidbulen AM drglten gequdlt.
Nabreno Der nelte @nttpurf 70 griinbltcb
nit oen ltngerecbtt9feiten bes alien @e1
1ebes oufrGumt, ent6dLt CT 5ltr Sicberung
uno @r5tpirgung 6eS a~ll9emetnen Scbul=
beiucbes pieL 9riinblidere 8orfebrungen,
beu9t aber 5ugletb 6er BtIfiir bon Dffent>
licben Sbulbiltteln DDr 1tnD tpa6rt aucb betn
gritnbLt6iten S6ul8tpange bic @Lternreebte.
Die 8orlcbrtft BON benz nut iedSSebn>
m61igen Sbulutterrtcbte lit 16on beSbalb
unumgdn9licb, neil ionit bie nDt6ige 3abl
lGnolicber Stimmet in ber StaatSgeIeb7
gebung ibiperltb fit baS neue @eieb 5t
befommen mdre. 11nb einen ptel ldngeren
S9ulbefu4 i3lieBt ite ia feinestpe9S aus.
9ie Brtpatz unb 0ffentIiden S6ulen
1tno in bent 1telten @ntpurfe einanber
p0aig gleibgeitelt. @dbrenb aber ielbit BET
er3nungenem Scbulbeiube ben @ltern ober
0orminbern bte 8eltimmung barber gez
mabrt lit, tn ma fir eine SDuIe ein
idumigeS &inb 9eionbt tperben iou, lit ber
gan3e @rtrag BET @eIobuBen Der Derlbieoe1
men ltebertreter ben Dffentlicben S6ule1t
su9eiproben ndb Dem BON BEN beuti9en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

Isle i6einen etne t~rourige Nniicbt bonn
moraliiben Wertbe Sbrer Jtebenmenicben
81 baben?" = Isle biirfen nidt bergefien,
baB i9 iebr piel NIT gplitttert pertebre."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

y8etbnabten un6 ser Gierte SrIt itn6
beioen groBen Seite." vDieieIben
aber ie6r berl6ieben." = vSatpobl.
Betbnacbten bringt Den 6ausar3t ms 6auS
ln6 bet 8ierte Suli Ben @unbar3t."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

G6arles bon 0efieps, ber Sobn Des UNI
glidlicben Ganal9rdbers, unb Marius
Sontaire, Der @eneraliecretdr ber8 anamas
geienibaft, baben, tpte man aus 8aris
fabelt, I'M @efGn9ntB 9ebeicbtet ltn6 ban1it
cine peitere Nn3abl BON 9eputtrten unb
Senatoren tn Die Sinte 9%eritten. Nl1o
mebr 0tebe, mebr SCANDAL, me6r Sbmub,
ales ftr5 bot bem Sage, an ocm IS 100
Sabre mirb, baB man nm Sen 8eItano Ser
republtfaniicben Sugenb fir aQe 3etten Al
iibern, benz vSbranten" 2ubtpig XVI.
ben &opf abicblug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-09

9ie rfran3Oitf3e Trase". rg8as it",
fragte Der Jteu9terige etnen 8ariierSourna@
ltiten flette1t &ali6ers, ybie critic 6rage,
tpeL6e Sic auental on berporragen6e 9elte
riebten, iobalO Sic bteielben Interviewer
tpouen?" uS", ia9te ber Sourralift, res
lit INNER ber berpprra9enbe Manl1, oer s1z
CRIT frGgt." = LIMB tpaS frGgt CT benn?"-
Simmer OasieIbe, ndmli9: pte pieG
ma6t's?"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
TO EXTEND THE SYSTEM or SrBWA AVS.

The Board 81 Electrical Control yesterday directed
the Empire city subway Company To baild low-tcnson
suhways IN One hundred and twenty nfth-st between
First and Third avcs.; In sixty fifth ST.. between
Ninth ard Eleventh ayes, and seventh ave. from
Onchundi I'd and teEtlrst to OEeh hundred and thirty
cighth-st The Sevcnthave. subway Will 90 under the
Sidewalk The board ordered the Consolidated Telc-
graph and Electric subway Construction Company
to build hightcnsion snbways in Pcarst from John
ST. 10 Hanover Square: Battery Place. from Green
wich-st West St spruce ST.. from Nassau Will
lam: Park Place. from Greenwich 10 West Avenue
H. from Scycnih-st. 10 FOnreenih-st.: University
Place from Wnverlcy Place to Fourteenth ST., and In
FOurth.aVc.. from fOrteil-st. 10 Forty second ST.
ave-. between Forty second and Fifty ninth SIS. 4
resolution offered BY the Mayor adopted. directing
the working force 81 the hoard 10 remove at once
every pole that l. up contrary To the regulations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
TO BUILD AN ELECTRIC ROAD.

Baltimore. Aprr 10 (Sp~,iaD.-Thc traction syndI-
cate will have rival In lis proposed electric road 10
Washington. me, ting OF prominent baltimore and
Washington men Interested In u scheme for the con-
sruction 81 electric line between the TWO cities
was held today II was given ont that n company
with II subscribed capital Of ~ 100000 had been
formed In which the ELECTS. Boston banker; Brown
a sons. Baltimore bankers. and two Ncw-York
capitalists. interested. The officers elected are
President George Inkcl vic"presid.nt. Carl Schon
Treasurer Victor c.. Iloedc and secretary. Henry j..
berkeley. The company WIFI work under the charter
~ The baltimore. Gainesville and Ellic0tt CITY Electric
Railroad. The route has been surveyed. ID will be
thirty eight miles In length. The work Of cons rue
ton will begin Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
MOPE CHARGES AGAINST TIE MARSHALL
rx,MrY ,TIoN OF JOHN SALMON AID J. v AZ
FXNNDER BEGUN.

IA
TxNNDER BEGUN
Tho examination Of cts Marshal John salmon and
John V Alexander. collector for tn" Retail 'roc'r'
As,ocln,lon charged with cNtoron by IN" proprietor
~ IN. Hotel Aberdeen. was partially held before
Insiice GRADY IN the jefferson Market Police '"nr'
Yesterday nfiern" n. only three witnesses had "'n
examined when the hearing was postponed "nul
"Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. Alexander ana
salmon were rcarr.-tcd warrants sworn ont by
samuel sor.r Of 40. 20 Ayrnuc u. who charges The
prl,on.r. with larceny They were held In ~ "O
tou ono, nm ,b. charges. Charles Peterson, the
assistant city Marshal who Is charged Win br''"'"s
Into and entering the premises Wa ais" held IN fio'p
BAN Tn" Justice refused {" accept any unil III
Al.Nandor's case and took forty eight hours. allowed
ly law Ia examine into the bail offered by salmon
Peterson was unable to get any bail Alexander had
forfeited his prc,iou, bail bond BY failing to appear
I'm court on saturday when IA" cxamnnti n was call'd.
A bench warrant was issued. hut II was not unlll
Yesterday forrnr,n that Detective Woods succeeded
~ finding Alexander.
At the examination yesterday. Alexander was rep
resented by Mr.. Tnmphns counsel. while NJ.
Barnett looked after Salmon'S interest. The first
witness placed npOn the stand was Charles I. NNrr.
lnndl ri Of the Hotel Aberdeen. lie told Of the
actions Of the marshal and his assistants on March
H. already related In The Tribune. aud OF the offer
to buy him ont for $1,000. Upon his refusal to sell
the place. the men had Threatened To clean the
place ont" lie had gone to at about II 30 o'clock
AZ O'Clock the next morning lie had fOund the
furniture piled mp In the hail.
The next witness was y. }. w. sccato. the former
proprietor Of the hotel. lie also told the story u
the raid. salmon. he said. had offered 10 sell the
thing, for 300 after the nirnturr was moved Int D
the street. Afirr the testimony Of John Lrcato a
son Of the former witness and clerk In the hotel, the
uslcc adjourned III" examination.
The warrants made on >oiicrs complaint of
larceny then served. Softer alleges that Sal
mon aud Alexander attached tn" stock In hi, stor,
nj No. ,JI Ii,ingion ST., on April u, and took ~ 4
out Of the money drawer. After the attachment W.,
settled, lie sNeTir,, they returned SXly-twO cents,
saving that that was all they had taken.
Mr.. Mycr has also made another complaint rlarg.
Ing tile prisoners with stealing wine, whskcr vichy
pin and oyster, on ia" night Of the rail. Many let.
have ben sent 10 n" Justice. making additional
complaints against salmon and Alexander. They
,cIsirc the prisoners In unm"Isrr'd terms Among
the writer's sophie TauSslg. Of No. I.|6D Third
ave-, and Patrick BRADY, Of NO. 10 klngst. Brady
he has begun suit against tn prisoners for their
actions IN connection with His store nj No. $40
uud nv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
DELEGATES FROM NINETEEN CLUES .
WORKING GIRLS sOCITIES REVIEW THEIR
WORK OF TIE LAST YEAR.

WORKING GIRLS SOCIETIES REVIEW THEIR
WORK OF TIE LAST YEAR.
The eighth annual meeting Of the New York As
ISOLATION Of Working ,lrls societies held I'm III,
large hall Of Cooper Union last evening. TIA" lall
was nearly filled Mis- Grace II. Dodge. Of NJ. 20,
Madison ave, who i, al the head OF Tia" board Of
d rector, II ;hc association presided There w,r.
representatives present from the following nineteen:
soortlcs, which comprise the a,-O iaion: Thirty
,shih street Ncrng Girls society, Iwntown branch.
The Annex Club, Industrial >Joicty 81 lIob"k'n.
TIL. Indravor Club OF N"w.lOrh. Working CHI :
roerc>~iVc Cub. second street WOrklng GiH,' 81
cloty Woinau's In,iitul" cub, Th" Ivy Club. Ear
and N,ar CluD. Prospect iii Wording Girls club.
improvement society, The Enterprise club, rrrn II
WORDING Girls society. Slcadfa-t Club The Working
Girls society Of Paterson uocd VIII Cllb. Mutual
Help Grub, West End Wording Girls society aud
Working Girls club OF POrtchr,tr.
The meeting WI, opened with prayer and singing.
after which reports vi the years work were c'ad.
The reports showed that the sOcicicS were In "A
0ouris llng coalition as "a rule. The nineteen So
cl,tic, haV. 40 officers aud 3j3i members. There
ur. 5y-, volumes in the lbIaIic, OF the societies.
The reports also showed that Tire working girl, mad
been active In raising money 10y entertainments.
Mrs, II. Ollcshclm"r read statement Ol III" affairs
Of the Alliance Employment bureau. Professor \.
d. r. Ilamlin, Of Columbia College. delivered in
crr,tiua ecture ON the Worlds Fair which was Illus
traed with stcreoptcOn Views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
Still REFUSING TO REGISTER.
CHIN ,MEX NOT MOVED by THE CHANGE IL THE
REGULATIONS.

CHIN NMEN MOI NOV I'D ~ TIL. 'HNNbt ~ mr.
REGULATIONS.
Washington. April lO-tommlssioncr Mason TO-DAY
issued a supplemental circular regarding Chinese
registration conforming TO changes mad" by sec
omit tie fling Of photographs when registering ard
require only witness instead Of two t. the right
10 register.
T.c Internal Revenue Department oi this ciiy hai
received no notice up Ia Yesterday afternoon that
the r.pulItl0ns atacheI 20 the Grary Act Ind been
canng,d General Michael kcrpin. Collector ~ In.
crnal Revenue for the second District. WHEN In
his Office. no. III NasSau-st. said The rule that
every ChInaman must attach hI, Photograph 10 us
frgis'ratlon paper not part OF tn Grary act
bu, simply a regulation Issued by N" Secretary Of
the Treasury. The chang has not brought single
,ninainan 20 thu Office. The idea that IA" Grary
act Affects a large number Of Cinnamon In this CTS T.
a mi~conccp'ion. | don't t.inh there I'm the
whole o! nv district more than 800 men whD
qulr,d 20 register under the law II applies only Ia ia"
common laborcr. and excludes all Tie merchants ana
even laundrymrn."
Wing LUX, the secretary OF the Chinese Consul
was seen at 40. 20 West Ninth 81. He said that no
word had been received here from III" chinese
Minister about the change IN the regulation.
In Chinatown the alteration Ia Tia" regulation sns
not seemed 10 lessen opposition i. Law
Wo Lung. who keeps billhrd-rOon and barropm at
Ne. II DOycrsi.. remarked This VIII not max"
any change IN our opposition 10 O." Law. The six
Compauc, lave ordered not 10 register but 10
fight the bill In the supreme Court OF the United
-flics. We have subscribed plenty ~ money 10 do
SO, and Mr.. ChOatc Will rght the case for US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
FUNERAL OF GEORGE I. SEyEY

The funeral ~ George Ingraham Scncy. the phan-
thropi-t and nnancler. took place yesterday morning
ut the home OF his married daughter. Mrs John
simpson. no. 81 West Twcn'ieth-st. The Rev. DR..
Richard = S,orrs. Of the Church OF the Pilgrims
brooklyn, conducted the service. lie was as,ls ed
by the Rev. J. ID. Buckley and the Rev. DR.. John
w. Leach. The choir Of st. Bartholomew Protestant
Church sang "Nearer, Ny God. TO Thee "Tcad
Kindly Light and chant. The Episcopal burial
service was read nj the house. The casket WAS al.
most completely covered with n number Of floral
pieces.
There large number Of personal friends pres
cnt, among them being Frederick ID Tnppen. John
ranln, Frederick a. Constable, James NJ Constable
bradford Richards Dr; D. d. beach william schaus.
samuel L. Post. ir.. II. +. Knoedler. the Rev. Dr.
William NJ Taylor and G. Is. Jackson
The burial Wa, In the family plot ut Rye ~ y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
TWO ROMANCFS on ONE STEAMER.
A WIDOW GETS HER MONEY BACK. AND TWO
Girls ARE LEFT PENNILEss.

A WIDOW GETS HER MONEY BACK, AND Two
Girls ARE LEFT PENNILEss.
She fat, forty and a widow, ard hcr name
was Frau Augusta Kern. She was n passenger ~
the IIambur. American steamer scanda. which arrived
her. sunday last. August We've tall and
handsome. and twenty eight years old lie took
fancy to Mrs. Kern If she had owned snug little
farm he would have loved the ground >h" walked
She did have 600 marks however, and he loved her
up to the limit OF $50 marks. There was n d'-
parity in the ages of the couple. yet August We've
was a young man OF such pleasing address that he
was soon in the good graces Of tie widow. lie pro.
posed and accepted. lie also proposed 10 The
widow that she give him the loco marks for safe
keeping. That proposition was also accepted When
the Scandals passengers landed at Ellis Island
We've. who + a barkeeper In Philadelphia saloon,
said that he had business In New York. and told Mrs.
Kern to go on 10 Philadelphia, where he would join
her. The woman did not how she was goia,
10 20 To Philadelphia and asked >. Goldsten one u
the mis- sonares nj Fills Island, for advice. Mr..
0ldstein rrported the To Commissioner OF lmmi-
grafton Senner. The young man was arrested and
forced To give up all the widows money, with the
exception OF . marks. which he had spent. He
WAS detained. and will be sent back TO Germany.
There another such romance in the steerage
OF the scandal. Frederick Torgensen. . handsome
young man, introduced himself to the Misses Oletta
Young women liked him. lie became the accepted
snitor of Olcta. and Iielgn sister Ia him.
lie took all the money the girls had. II Is said and
spent II on the steamer In notiou> living The
fomia when they arrived here. Torgensen was de-
tanned and VIII be sent back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-11
WESTERN ROADS MAKE AN IMPORTANT DHN"'

n.,,ol, Anrll IO.-De,ails OF an important rhI
-, 1.oi have been obtained from high oihclals oi
IN. roads interested The Chicago and Northwestern
and Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul rondS' VII"
,h.Ir extensive Wisconsin and Minnesota Interests
have had their attention called 10 the d'cnly VINE"
Viii IL, encountered at Chicago terminals during tie
vnr,d. r,Ir Each road II Is said. has made
,r.,ii, ,r,,,ny.ment with the Kewaunce. Green lhy
and Western twenty nine NIL" lin" running lro'"
kewnnn.r 10 Green Bay. WIS. Al this latter point
bih the -, Paul and IN" Northwestern have terminal
facilities II T. the Intention 10 handle the franc
ly way Of this route to Kewauner, thence IN p"iR
hv way Of III. Toled, and Ann Arbor transfer boat
lire 10 Frankfort Mich. thence 10 Toledo by the Iole-
do Ann Aor and North Michigan and thence eastward
ard souhcisward by the Lake SHORE Tie Lake Shore l.
ais, party to the contract, aud agrees In turn to give
the Toledo Ann ArbOr aud North Michigan larg"
share OF It's Northwest business which VIII includ"
shipments OF Hooking Valley coal aud general mer-
CmudiSr.