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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Wash o I o 0 o o I-5ll ;
Cissel'd-i o 5 III IL
Batteries E.sper ansl Ncsssaife; Cappy aud
O'00naoE. tmplrc- Mesaald.
Balfisn'e 3 o l Il o "a oil - 1
thieaso 0 . S % o o : SIS I. 5
Batteries Has l., aud Robinson; schrt-
yer and Ncoin umpire-LyDeh.
Phiia IL 90 o 5 5 o-il Ii o
Love. o o D o. n
Batteries -,'srSsy aud Clements; Hem.
ming, haiHes and Grim. Umpire Snyder.
Boston 3 o o 20l o o .-a7 1
tl'ein sf0 q o o o o. Is 3
Batieries-stlsc,ts and Merritt; Mulaae
and Murphy. Cnpise-Emslie.
New YRS q q o o 2 o s-sl2 ,
Pitf-h'g u o o 3 o o. :
Baf,erie--- BALDWIN aud Doyle; Ehrei.
h lien aud Miller. umpire-tsaffney.
Brookiyn0 o O l . o 4 o - )
1T. Louis o I o U o O. ,
Batteries Kennedy and kinslow; Brett
enstein and Gun-on. rmpire-Hurst.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Full stomach Advocated AS a Coed
Jag Cure

CmcAoo. Juae .. The temperance
congress today was devoted Ia the We
mans Christian Temperance union, rep
resentat,yes from all over the world be
ing present Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge
welcomed the delegates. \ cablegranl
Of sympathy was sent Miss Willard.
who is detained in England by Ill
health. Mrs Laura Ormiston Chant OF
England and Miss Ruth Shaffner Of
South China reported on the work IN
their fields. Nutritious food as pre-
ventiye 81 intemperance was discussed
al the afternoon session by Mrs. Ellen
ii. Richards and Mrs. Mary Human 81
Massachusetts and paper on the
cure Of inebriety by DIR. >.
=. Mivison Of New York was
read. Among the speakers at the even
ing session were Mrs. Lsthrop. John q.
Woolcy Of Minnesota. George w. Balm
Kentucky, Clara Parish. Mrs. Anna
shaw and Others. The Catholic Total
Abstinence society discussed papers
read yesterday and resolution 10 boy
cotr papers printing liquor advertise
ments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
EaiDt.D BY IkAMPS.
livery House and Store i'm Waunakce
iooted b. a Gang.

BsFABoo. Wis. June 9-Waunakee
was Faided last night by tramp- and
every business house and many resi-
dences worc hurgIarized. In some cases
the occupants ot dwellings we're driven
into The streets AZ the point Of reviewers
while the tramps ran-acked the build
ings The people were taken 80 com
pse'ely by surprise that they offered
little or go resistance. The tramps So
cured quite large quantity - plumber
al the stores u James lark and harlcs
Hudson. . i not known at the present
tune how usgch cash was secured Con
siderable Jewelry vas taken from resi-
dencs.s \ ppssr - citizens are search
ing The surrounding country FOR the
gang. ant should they meet there will
NJ doubt Dc serious trouble. as tho
marauders are we'll armed and may show
f;~ht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
RECEPTION TO ECLALIA.
MR.. Potter Palmer Throws Open Her
Castle To Royalty.

CHICAGO. June .. -Princess Eulalia
and Chicago society met tonight al the
magnificent home II Potter Palmer. ON
the north lake shore drive. The reeep
ton given in honor ~ the infanta was at
tended by 80 Of the most notable Amer
lean citizens and European noblemcn
and women now in this city There
were three other princess besides her
highness of Spain. Princess Schahorssy
81 Russia. Princess III Veroskoy and
Princess Isenberg. Then there were the
youug duke Of Newcastle, Lord and
Lady Jersey; Vice President and Mrs.
Stevenson: Mayor Harrison. Don
VI. Dickinson ~ Detroit; Sec
Rotary of Agriculture Morton.
many prominent Chicago people. the
worlds fair representatives of Great
Britain. Spain. Germany. Russia. Aus
tria. Mexico. Denmark. Sweden. Corea.
Siam. Turkey. Australia. Cape Colony.
the Netherlands. Norway and France.
aud worlds fair dignitaries who do not
represent any foreign government
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Int tiar eansi The cthers 9ho wsre
kl..s=l outright lied sAerr thsg fsll saso
Tie foziEzy
Whsle tie battle Vas IN progress Lad
~ig krlizer. ; aerfson paan su plat ed CA
me Hanisa Re n3ld AS nissgs<sn foe a
sfrizsr ADJ shot Though tie shsioa4s1-
tie 81 probssis die.
Aitxes4a .as. ~ sh.fs.u~
Late Ia TIE sssosss . reply from tsae
governor ~ss received ~ Sheriff tllDeft
IA Esspouss - his request Tor troops
fbs sogeFn0r refused 20 ezli ouf The nal
lila foF tie fsaszsa. al he statfsi. that the
aatharsfses Ia charge. fson a., the facts
lie eoasa .sarn had - Tar fte beat q
tAs -rcoenIer. he SAIL that the deputy
sherirs appeared o. be haldisz their
o~n. add faa oEly peFsnnn 50 far IN
!lres3 seTs thsss a the STRIKERS party.
III si>0 sid Il VA the usual custom 10
st4nll3f eases far The lccai eUthsFltlss -
attempt 80 sAlft toe responsibility thai
shsail resl 4pon tham aud be urged
that sh~ sheriff hif-ssif see o. the sup.
preston n all yioLsner. The reply closed
with tho question % The sn~f1h how
sntny deputies hs had al hIs command.
snles iatea1iant Weisner 4 Lemont
uiil nalke A -earch Tor the bodies II the
dead - ina asoruing When the mob Il
armed aea ~as chasing the strikers
along The lospafh. tsenty - the latter
were oserfaksa aud made prisoners
They ssFe iosksd Ia a freight car and
ffogn there faxen a. tbs commissary dc.
p.rtnsnt n hing Brothers camp.
STRIKERS Lacked tn JaiL
r.. = t.rna.4 ~. ra.x,
over - the chief deputy sheriff u VIII
county The chief refused 10 take the
men lnfo cu=fody until be anew what
they had done 90 be arrested. hing
ssisl II he dad uot there would DC more
tioosi-hed and = protect them the
sheriff locked thegs an tox ear and
sent thein D. Joliet Tonight there are
thirty tao q the strikers locked up IN
tbe WIZ county IalL Romus Arnold.
clroatr Il Viii county. held an inquest
to- gbt On the body u one u the men
found dead "a the too path No papers
were found GA The body that would es
tafiisa the mas identity. The canal
vii tr dragged tomorrow for the other
txo on three bodies which we're seen O
TAI in.
George Weimr II LeInont. father If
the supervisor. ISSUED warrant late 10
night fnr the ATrast n lsocker The
charge - shooting with latent 81 Xii.
john Kruger. the father II The boy who
waa shot whi!e eatlpg his dinner. - the
Complainant The wounded men were
packed sp in wagons and brought -
Lsuiont There - talk tonight ~ mob
hcios formed b drive the negroes and
contractors from thbs section. IL bat.
te does take place tomorrow the list II
killed anl injured 0iil exceed that IL
today
\ dispatch receives. at midnight from
Springfield says that Governor Altgeld
has decided IL call out the Second rcgi-
meut q Illinois National guards. located
al Chicago. sor service AZ Lemont
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

~ Pctls csr'vn~i--. Enlarxrf Gl-nis
funcrs .nd ~s%iling~. Art as Elood. sin.
xrpi Ssslr fi-~s.s- frren rassr,on hirtch -
sraystuu a. re -arsf ~-rofui@- the-s are ter.
f-cs.ly snd p~rraan~otiF cursi bY IL
Il hullsns ID s~-d~f Sch sns strength 2
r~ss p.,us >rrusulos- rhsfdren nctbsng can
sFael y
nas~ sh~ orffrsry sr-<0s rr~firsne> -
sr~rsrilss he Di<.~T~Tv -crss esltssllF
-ril a. al s@s.sss Al ~ vesr roun1 ard
~ al -sss. = = rs1r'r-fs-f g. ~ aft-r
si~sd rs-sir,r- y = -v-r ASS = t@-ef'
~urs ven ha~- vsw rrrey tas<k is nct
nair 10 - sl,r~i par ss-r I've a. ne ehesy-
- Tla psr rniv - - roc5 ysss sps
Bup = r-dabie A~-iefx VIII srs osherx.
s'sn~shsus ~l~ thsf r.ss sbeqa hsf.rr Ell
Frohsbiy - ars-f e. isss - x-o.. ~
~. = ~ 49, ess . saas n. f.r ss><
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

MoRRfs PARK. June = FRS; race.
Eve and one haR furlongs Mcddler
won. Solitaire second. Dorainc third,
time. %.
Second sis .furlongs Desdheat Ches
apeake and Adelhert. Hammie third:
time liz Purse divided
Third. one mile Report won. Ger
tsinfy second. Ieche third time. ll2
Fourth. seven fufiongs Dr Has
brouck won, Stoneneil second, ~. Flor
ian third. time ~
FIFTH. enc mile Deception Won Al
die second. Anna u third. time III
Sisth. SIT furlougs Pirate Chief
Won Wool-ey second. Clara a. colt.
this8. time. ! IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Catc.Go. June AT today's session
~ the vegctarians' congress papers by
Dr. ). W Dodds - st Louis. the Rev
Louis Patoili IL New Orleans. Mrs r..
NJ. bingham u Springfield. Mass. and
the Rev W L. Alcott 81 indianapolis on
the advantages 20 the yegetarian's diet.
and resolutions were adopted condemn.
ing meat eating as productive Of low
standard II morality. denouncing the
xiilirg - animals Tor sport as wanton
cruelty and declaring vegetarianism the
best agent u reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Chicago Bank-r~ Fail.

CHICAco, June 9Jernberg. Griffin
4 60. doing 6u-sness as private bank
ers az No. l67 Washington street. made
an asa gnment TO-DAY % Edward
Aaher. Liabilities are placed a, s2O .ooo:
assets $4,000. August Jeruberg. tho
senior memh.r 20 the firm. also made a
personal assi gument % Mr. Maher. His
liabilities are ISL coo. assets. consist.
lng principally - zeal estate, san0Oc0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

At~fFk. Tex. Jane 8 coed scatter
trocght : iuTser epcNa Ia the Faes- ~
azy thai GA any rfseesssDg DAY. Aas2
"a az senior slE-se scsA. zoe and one
half miles, gold medal Pred keonis.
Jr.. won. Il - Three Dile professlsslis.
double shell. Iirst prize $50 & ssosisar
snsi iIosnaer Ecn Ia 1865. b, t~enty
lengths. iisalos and 1eeaaeE sseoad.
Mclean and Teueyck third Senior
amateur double scul, oHe rslle-- Header
ga and koonig fooled on Baker aad
HafrlS The race xili be rowed oger
Tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

CHcAGo. June 9. The twentieth an
nual conference % Charities aud Cor
rcctsons met at the art palace today.
Reports from the committees on state
boards AMI immigration were read at
the morning session. Tonight further
state reports were received and Or. e..
G. Eiges = Minneapolis and DIR. ". r..
Fcfnal,; - Massachusetts discussed the
treatment - the insane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Ann,hcr ohic,rn nank rall..

CHrseo, June . Joseph Higgins
owning private hank AZ No. - Wash
irgton street and three corresponding
Institutions IN illinois towns. has made
an assignment q Gesirge " Dixon.
Ihe srsets are sche,iuicd =; $4,000; ina
h8lifies not estimatesi Higgins opper
ateti banks AZ Nascpatab. Serento. Gil
ispie aui Siam. TIE assignment covers
49,. Ill
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Tea Gowns:

They Of cool comfort and The stitching
these dresses and the have
Material of Silks Chalies Lawns, Henrcttas
Cambria Wrappers dresses
the fabrics and styles Indoors all the
having the right of dress show
Cloak department)
Hail. COI.U NBA o. rain it il you one
of IGravenees Hundreds wanted
week for Chicago squalls. We them
all popular shades. Cloak DEPARTMENT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

koc ass, Ark june g One - the
tank rpotor. that a-sistsd in rotbing
The beDtonyiile bank has been found
dead in eld frw miles west - NAYS
vile NE tosiy vas covered with leaves
aot nrpeu Two others n the gang are
kno9r - - badly wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

ttossS p. Ala lunea The Tusrum
tis A.silasia Banking company ellss,l
Irs i.enrs This morning The president
= absent frow the city ard ma state
meet si'i te -igen ou- antH he returns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Spring & Company
Lace Bargains:

Another voice from the East and speaks with powerful
emphasis It's victory added
New York resident buyer Are lace hungry. Here's
Fifty Medci and Torchon Iaces inches wide
from 25 35 yard Positively the best value shown
in this city.
Black Lace,
% 65c per the asking price These
but few Jewels in the cluster of bargain the
Lace fright main aisle-center.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Hudson Haul f,iI-

tirn-oS Wis luue . The Hudson
savings bank. having deposits - nearly
etHot'f. riose'i - dooss today 4 na
tf-e said thsf The bank has sufficient "a
-et- a. cover fhs deposiia The city
funsls are IL the hsrk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

SsN f'usvCr~ro June a Australian
asiviee~ report the los- - the british
bark northern Star with All hands oH
e.. .n..t 70 NaR LeaIanl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
rxrrrIkp

- ever poison
snt iFnpuri'y Il
Yostr bkzoa bv ~
pt~rc~s Collie.
Medical btscov
cry Thsn th-re =
a Char skin and \
ciA@n sT.fsfn Tet
.-r SAT- rhsura.
= s---. FrTaI~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

CHnsoo. lure q The NcIntosh
fstfrry rnusFany sssiEued tosisy a.
sof- siootes liabilities t'Nept righs
asreY 3ae ths eaose
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

MAY =, l-ck
To DETROIT.
Lv. Grand Rapids. I0am TIspm sppm
Ar. Dctrolt......-.....li n Is 81 u IN 10 = y m
FROM DETROIT.
Lv Detroit .-...,.. ~ m 81 Is y m, 800 u IN
Ar. Grand Rapids. II IS 's ~ = m 10 - y m
SAGINAW, ALMA AND st. Lofts
Lv- Grand Rapids stam as n m
M Grand Rapid<..........-.....u 10 m 10 " y m
LOWELL, VIA LOWELL HASTINGS n. a.
Nv. Grand Rapids 10 m lSpm spp m
THROUGH Css SERVICE
Parlcr cars cn oil trains between Grand Rap
ids and Detroit. fsrior car to- Saginaw on
morning train.
Every day. Other trains week DAYS only.
GIonGE DrilAvES Ger Pass'r Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
I AXE SHORE &
l. MICHIGAN SOUTHERN.
Ia Elect MAJ =. I,sA

The Lake Shore via Cleveland in eonneciion
wgh the frie Y and l. v ". Rs forms the
aHiekc-' rnd most direct rua,e o. plttsbarT.
a ~nfTH q I. g.. r. A., Cleveland. o.
q RpaEKs. ti'y Pass. Ax-rt
JAHss tsnruKf.t., tf'y Ticket Ay~ut
No = Nonrsse Nfrnef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10
WaronCapcs

Every jacket and every cape in
the store surrcndcrs to the blue pencil
this week. 1t isn't our policy to offer
warmed over stocks at the beginning
of each season-thereforc the wraps
intended for 90 must sell in '93; that's
fair to you. Take "A hand i'm the merry
battle of fallen prices. il will bring
rich returns. Main floor, rear.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Commencing June IL. the White
City Flyer" leaving Grand Rapids at
7l5 a NJ. every day for Chicago. will
stop on Sundays only al Holland. Fem
vile. Bangor. Hartford and Watervliet.
This train stops at Midway Plaisance. At
the entrance 10 the worlds fair grounds.
As the afternoon train leaving Chicago
al $50 runs every day il will be possible
for person la spend Sunday afternoon
at the fair and get back home in the
evening. The return train must Ice
taken AT Hyde Park. four blocks from
the north entrance To- the fair grounds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Ladies should take advantage 81 the
- per cent discount sale during this
week IL Davidson's emporium OF line
millinery. Powers opera house block, -
Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

Irssns leaving seath al o. p IA and n >, m
uh astis. othef trslEs asl.y eacstt sunsiay
s.hsslAa AID ragi-ok eas skasssn
Moth ~ IA u ain las psrior Ger Ia Trs,-
rfrf ts'J. VI op IA train has psrios car Grand
h.fl1s 10 fesesAeS and Maekii sw ify.
~ ~ z M train has sleep.ne cars srsnd Rap
lbs '" fessskry snd Mack NAV.
Suih-stu Van train has pasiof car Grand
tapid, a. tInrinaati
lo.'s m ,,sia has parIor esr Grand Rapids
To th.cseu
90, IN train has Wagner sleeping car Gran
fspids to tincinnatL
III ~ p IN train has thr Ugh coach sad Waxner
sleeping ear orsnd RArisss TO Chicago
srssn8oS. GRAND RApsns q fxp,,xA
Yer Suskegon Ls. oas m II SAN sDpm
from uskeeon.At Hoo Nam s1pm 900 q m
sunday train ' avs FOR Nu.kcSou so an
Arrives from Ansks eoa 5 Is p n.
rEfcAoo VIA q. RAJ
~. Grand Rapids I00s a u, sUp m n spm
". hiesso 0rm 9iep IN ssoa IN
low a On train has thro xh Ia flor ~sr am.
~ 10 m train daily throas h coach snd Wagner
sieeping car.
Lv. chicago. O. a N 3iop m 10 10 n m
AZ. Grand Rapids. s3prn s;opm ss5s n
$ ivp 81 IT,. has through "a nor car q "a ~ 10
= ~ train daily. through coach ant wscnr
Through tickets and fln infsrmnto on can 10
"a by calling uron A. Alnlqaist ticket asrns.
~ UNION station. telephone Nc. go. Gran Rap
ius' Mich c. l.. LocKwt on.
s'en. Pass and Ticket Assnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

sHsiIr a ether dsliy etrsTt -pndey
Tatins eject Ma - fH1
SieeTina car On faeifr srd tsisntir erpr~ss~
g. sHd fff.ru Isstrrt faFl-s4 cars fTr "a frnias
lenv.ns trend hsfid. - - r. sra iestior
ifef fUr Ef ~ m. srrfsine ~ fsfsn1 ksrias ~
81 % 9 tsi-.ff farffec- tafs f1efff ~ issfrrif
49, sii iarnuzh trains $50 ureT the HIrhiTsa
eatfsl railroad Il snsHs -snfhefn diFtftrHA
a kLvsrfs9 Tirkef Asen.
nf1s Fsseearsf --afian
a. y ErseIEs . p at. A. fhicsso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-10

stock in To superb silk q
with dsysfces exceedingly low.
delicate shades novelties available
LEFT main isle. ccutcr.)
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-14
The New Australia.

SYDNEY, Nov. 90 Active ar
rangements are being made by the
Sydney officers of the New Austria
liza Cooperative Settlement Asso-
citation for the early dispatch of
another contingent of 200 emmi-
grants to Paraguay. The pioneers
who left Sydney by the Royal Tar
on 10th July arrived at Monte
Video on 18th September, and at
the settlement on 4th October. A
batch of 200 single men, mostly
sturdy bushmen, have been select
ed from the 5000 members waiting
to leave.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-14

Artistic printing at the GAZETTE
office.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-14

silk brocade, and Rev. Augusta
chaplin, DID, the only woman, be-
iieve, who has ever received that de-
gree, pastor of a UniversaIis: church
in Chicago.
The opening exercises consisted first
OF singing by the audience, led by =
small choir:
From all that dwell below the skies,
Let the Creators praise arise,
Let the Redeemer's name be sung;
In every land, by every tongue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-12-14

THAT in all the ages
Every human heart is human
That in even savage bosoms
There are longings, yearnings, strivings
And the feeble hands and helpless
Cropping blindly in the darkness
Touch Gods right hand in the darkness
And are lifted up and strengthened"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02

II, the Navy Yard rs also the chicago Manic
nomoh. Yorktown and V"-u,ins. The armor,d prIis"r
Ncv-l orb which viii soon be put into commlssl N.
viii be- the flagship Of the Naval Review Fleet. The
other vessel, that are certain 10 take part are III"
published In some Of the newspapers. but not The
Tribune there were 10 formal ccrcmonic, au'ndn,
III. r,linqul,hin Of the command Of the North AZ
lanic squadron hy Acting Rear Admiral John &.
Waller wlio-c hip the Chicago, Is a the Navy
Yaid. Admiral Walk r Is at Washington, and M'
mrnI Glerardi sent instructions TO him yrs'cidny IS
he DID 10 Rear Admiral \. T. * Bcnham, command
ant OF the south Atlantic Station. TO report 10 him
by letter stating the location and condition OF The
sc ois under their commands. and the repair ned
rs them.
the Eal,irnoc, Admiral Ghcrds flagship. j. nov
Erar.arc" Atlanta Philadelphia and 'on'orI. oi
the North Atlantic squadron the Newark. B"nhih2'on
and F.srN 81 the south Atlantic squadron the Sah
lt,nci,co Charleston. Dcir.i'. Montgomery and Ian
croft The North Atlantic ana south Atlantic BUN
rons or. temporarily discontinued uEti TIE 'iosc oi
the review when they VIII b" rrviv under the 'Ahe
conditions n existed day b"lor' Yesterday.
Admiral Ghcrardl aid yesterday that hc had com
melted the scheme Of ia" review. WHEN contemplate"
iva di,iinc' programme, either OF when was 'l'
IN thc selection Of the secretary OF III" Navy IL
said that onciI courtesy prcciuded him irm giving
,,,Ilicliv IA The progranmcs further tlaa to say
that there are contemplated rcvirw oil III" various
fer.yn ami american Vessels by II 'iiSi" SNIP VIII"
the President and other digniareS on boafl ana Tue
other the passing in review oil al 81 Inc NcH''N
with the reviewing vessel at anchor ihra' Two
mans were outlined in an interview with him hy II
rcporcr II The Tribune. published on SEPTEMBER :"
last lust before he started for san Francisco !" prh3
H.. four vc,.cls Of the special squadron home ~"
.aid LAST night that the former plan would prevent
fin. General public from having 80 good view OF
IN. ships, and tla, the latter plan would interest
,be publc more and Involve marine procession 'N''
thirteen miles Of water, extending from tn" Nnrro"N
I'D the Iuds,n River. The ancrcss Oi either hia" -
necessary the careful patrol of The waters To Keep
the route clear and unless his Is done the review
would better be abandoned.
He added Il have given months OF 'ar"ini
preparation to this programme, and With the himb'r
and class Of foreign ships coming here To participate
il will be the grand'st marine sp'clac" ever seen
in any waters il VIII also Civ" an opportunity ~
ey.rybody 10 see and 10 compare the Wal vessels OF
inc W. rid with ours, and VII! no donbt stimulate
. ic win our people that our Navy j. Inuch
superior To what they supposed. Even III my cruise
from ran Francisco ! have been enabled 10 gel q
generally good idea IL, 10 how foreign war vessels
compare with our own
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-02
A DAYS WORK IN TIE SENATE.

Albany March (>p"rilh.-Ih" sci''t" hsd "arcN
4 quorum today. and therefor" did htti" business
senator Erwin called up the hill changing inc uIlc
ror the municipal election OF Ogicn'b burg from al I"
sprinc a measure whic. has The support 81 both the
Ecpubcans and the Democrats Of that city, and IN"
lau was passed by a vote Of - to y
rlr senate Committee on tilics reported iaVorloy
senator Ilulldtt'S bill providing approaches Tor 'h'
new bridge acros, the Harlem River at Macombs
Dam The senate Finance Commute" reported I"N"i
ably senator Iarkcrs iiI apIropria,in; F'H''o 1or
Typographical survey of the state; Mr. flShS Dill
lrpropriaiing $4,000 for a portrait 81 Ezra torh'H
for the state Library. ard 1900 for a portrait OF
,,.n,ral Nicholas Iicrimcr
The Scll,c Committee on General Laws reporter
,avor;hly senator PaikI's lii oodliyinS the forest
Irc-crvc laws.
:, naior C0eccsh;ll introduced Ill apW"prIdunS
-. 600 for Ia" maintenance Of STAT" Institution Tor
IN. care of untcac liable Idiots In h. cd On"ica County
Asylum for the lnsanc which was recently pnichaH'"
by tie state. =, ,.,,,.. ~,
urcvldng that II five members Of Bolri'
Of Education shall be- woman.