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Douglass sullivan, son 81 tho late -.
M. Sullivan, NJ II. and author off
ireland. Z has located il New York whsrs
he VIII follow the profession 81 the lsW,
- 5.ss,sss
AZ, the recent meeting sof the Catholic
Truth Society in Liverpool Rev. ]. 8.
Vaughan stated that ont Of 29, OOo, Oo0lof
people in Epgland hardly one and 9 half
million professed the ancient faith.
.'. a I'll - ..~s
It is interesting to recall the fact that
there are only three lord mayors in the
British Isles, the mayors Of London,
York, and Dublin. The Norman term
aMaire." afterward anglicised into ma
yor," was introduced in the reign Of
Henry IL, and it was King John who
first granted the citizens OF London the
right Of electing mayor annually. The
prefix OF "lord'' and the style of fright
honorable" were granted by Edward LII.
in 1866. Sir John Norman, who held
Office in 1863, was the first lord mayor
who went in procession by water to be
sworn in at Westminster, and there be-
ran the lord mayors show.
49, ..
II is related Of Michael Angelo, at 3
time when Italy paid SO much homage to
ancient art that modern works had no
chance Of being judged fairly, that he
had to resort to stratsgem in order to
teach the critics much needed lesson.
He soulptured q statue representing .
sleeping beauty, and when it was finished
he broke off an arm, and secretly buried
the figure in place whore extensive ex-
cavations were being made. In due
course Of time it was found, and all the
art world went wild over the newly dis
covered relic of antiquity, far superior to
anything that had been produced for GEN.
turies. When Angelo was satisfied that
the matter had gone far enough, he
brought forth the missing arm, and; to-
the great modification of the critics re-
vealed himself as che sculptor.
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on roR wAsNINdToN.

New YoRE, SIay l0,-At exactly noon,
while the mid day whistles were blow
ing, the Dolphin dropped anchor in tho
Hudson river, of tho Pennsylvania sta.
tion. Soon the Spanish war vessel
with Eulalie aboard, dropped anchor
just above, and at ono o'clock all was
ready for the royal woman to land. Tho
Dolphin opened salutiug fire OF TWEEN
ty-one guns, the spaniard answering
gun for gun. Then Fort William took
up tho thundorous tune, and Eulalio
and her followers wore transferred to n
cutter, which conveyed them in caroNof
Commander Davis to a landing stage
that had been especially prepared uear
the station. The visitors ut once re-
paired to the waiting special train,
which, as soon as all wero aboard, start
cd for Washington.
Before the train started fran Jersey
City crowd OF several hundred people
had gathered about tho special Train
and more particularly about the private
car Wildwood, which was sot apart for
tho exclusive use OF the young princess
and hor immediate suite.
AS she alighted from her carriage and
faced the crowd that gaZed in respect
inl silence upon tho party, sne betrayed
the first sign Of timidity, and for sec
ond clunG to the arm Of her escort, Com
mander Davis. So far as her habit was
concerned sho might have passed for
typical young American matron; robed
in pretty, light gray silk with putied
sleeves aud made in a degree Of
fullness in the skirt just tho least bit
suggestive OF II substitute for crinolinc.
But there was hint Of the Spanish
leaning toward rich color effects in the
small turban-shaped gray cap, neatly
trimmed with black lace and pro-
nounCod rcd and green feathers, Just
mutmur of appreciation by tho crowd
sweiled into a genuine American cheer
as tho lnfanta stepped lightly upon the
rear platform OF the wildwood and
gavO bright smile and bow Of uc.
acknowledgement.
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WE WoMMN,s CoNGREss.

Tho Attendance Larger Than EvOr-aIra,
Stevenson, Wife of tho Vlco President,
Makes an address,
CHICAGO, May l0.-The attendance
to-day at the Women's Congress OK.
ceoded that Of any previous day Of the
Congress.
Every hall was filled and there were
present as many young as elderly
women. The gowns were gay in color
and modish in cut and altogether the
audiences in the different halls could
not be distinguished from the average
asgemblage of women at theatre or
church.
They were reforuers, politicians,
great leaders, but they were women
first OF all, and u sunburned face was
not to he endured even for tho sake OF
the ballot.
The meeting Of tho national society
OF the Daughters OF tho Revolution was
crowded with delegates. Intermixed
with the curious ones, who came
TO see Letitia Green Steven.
son, the president general and wife
OF the vico President OF the United
States. Mrs. Stevenson wore hand
some costume Of hruwn, aud made somO
interesting remarks that met with great
applause.
Another particularly large audience
was that in which Mrs, NJ. French
Sheldon, the explorer, delivered
an address. Household economy
the trades and professions
underlying tue homo; women in mis-.
sions, In temperance, in church, In aid
and relief work and iR trade unions
were some OF the principal topics dis
cusscd in many sections oil the con.
grOss,
Mrs. Alice May Scnddor, in talking
about tho work ui Christian Endeayor
sorio.cs, said woman's highest attain
menlis no longer considered TO be tho
arrangement Of tableaux or leo cfoam
festivals, bnt she was expected TO exert
n powerful influences.
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The Associated Pnss Duly Worlds Fair Sphtial
Cnioano, May l0.-in the name Of
the Emperor oil Austria and his
brother, Ludwig Victor, the grand duke,
tho Austrian village" at the Worlds
Fair was opened to the public to-day,
The Village" us 1t is called, represents
Graben and Bognor streets OF Vienna
as they appeared 200 years ago.
A banquet was given to the Worlds
Fair officials in honor OF the occasion.
Congressman Goldseir. OF Chicago,
National Commissioner ElbOcck, and
others, made speeches.
About 800 guests, including Worlds
Fair officials and prominent Austrian.
Americans attended the banquet
The British Royal Commission,
through its two mombers, James Dredge
and Walter II, Harris, representing it
in Chicago, have combined with tho va.
rlous British colonial commissioners
now in the city to observe In q fitting
manner the Queens birthday on
Wednesday next, the cath. a banquet
will DO given by these gentlemen to
about 100 persons at the Virginia hotel
in eommemoration Of the day.
Tho Sunday opening question is still
in statu quo. The chairman Of the iu-
dietary committee Of tho national com.
mission, to which the matter was re.
ferrod, asked for further time to con-
slider the matter to-day, and 1t was
granted.
It was decided BY the commission to
receive the report Of the committee aud
net upon it Monday.
Tho numerous chiefs Of police who
arc attending a conference In tho city
and four hundred editors from all parts
Of the country after leaving tho fair
grounds attended Buffalo Bill's Wild
West Rs guests OF Col. Cody.
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tNltrG tuC Assembly u uClu'l
good health. DR.. Craig, moderator,
was presented TO the President by DR..
bartlett, chairman Of tho CommittO Of
arrangements, and mado brief feliCit-
GUS address, in the course OF which he
said: you know somewhat OF the Pros.
bytnrinn church. Many OF these gen.
tlemen who are here had precisely the
came general experience that you had,
perchanCo- reared amidst tho plain liv.
ing and tho high thinking Of that Won
deriul nursery OF mon. WO havo COIN
mon experiences which make US, though
we may never havo come together be.
fore, TO be, as II were, friends, because
We know the things which have, per-
chance, made US to be worthy Of tho
esteem OF our follow men, and made
you, sir, worthy TO rule, with confidence
OF your fellow citizens gathered close
around about you, the highest nation Of
the whole world,
II have but ono word moro TO say,
sir, and this gives inc more pleasure
than most mGu who arc addressing you
in those carly, and nm afraid, lntOr
hours You oughtto DO refreshed when
you talk with mun who represents
$500 people who don't want single
office" Applause.
In conclusion DR.. Craig delivered tho
asaumbly's invitation to tho President
to visit tho assembly.
President Cleveland Baid in response
"hln MODERATOR, AND GENTLEMEN
Ann LADlpg:--l assure you II affords the
much personal qualification to meet on
this occasion tho representatives Of that
| grOnt Religious denomination which has
donU no much to mako our people buttOr
aud happier aud which Ia associated
with 10 many tender aud pleasing Incl.
dunlB Of my individual experience,
Tho thought is also In my mind that In
| thu light " my public duties and rC.
Rponalhllitto3, there Is q pFepFiety IH
| OStOndnt 10 you welcome 10 this
homo Oi tho nations ChiOi executive.
"Wo still profess to bn Christian
people, This means that no public
oUtcgF 81 high or law dsgrea should Its
unmindiu Vi the restraints Of rgllgioua
sentiment II munne TINT tho religious
teaching Of out people Bhoull lead
thum TO oSlcl from those who
inakN anil rSrtmtn their thwa
Il recognition ui these fOalrninlp,
! II means that tho rulcl which q popn.
lar religious rouse approves, Bhuulh nn.
! O0fllu tho performance Oi every public
! hHty hni 1t mrbnn TINT thngn vino M,
sumo 10 10 religious irnrhOfH In thlH
land, wlcrn tho people fuIo, nri related
In responsibility 10 those In public
station
"You, thoroiorc, hope, wtt permit
nu TO my that you do well 10 insist
upon tho cpnsr.untious dilChnfgn oI
official obligations, aud good govern,
mont will not bn fully made unless you
tooch tho people by pruuupt and OK,
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coNpgNsED TELEaRAMs.


Charles :. Rogers, president of tho
Northwestern CoyIagp Company, com-
miltcd suicide In ST, Paul yesterday.
Pierre Lorilard denies the interview
in which he is quoted ~ saving tho
brooklyn handicap raco was crooked.
An ukasc has been issued BY tho
Russian government eEpelllnG the Jews
from tho AslHlic provinces Ul tho em-
pirc,
Whilo Mr., Gladstone was travelling
from London to Chester yesterday a
stone was thrown through tho window
OF tho train. No ono was hurt,
The Italian ministry hayo resigned
hrrhusn tho appropriation for the do
pnrlmcnts Of Justice and foreign atlairs
waa defeated by tho chamber oil do.
puties,
Tho national Sabbathclosing commit
too has asked Gov. patttson to order
tho Liberty boil withdrawn from tho
Worlds Fair II tho fair is to DO Uyunuu
on sunday.
Gasn ball yesterday; Al New York,
New York o, Washington z. AZ Clovo.
Land, Cleveland ~, Cincinnati b. At
Philadelphia, Philadelphia 8, Baltimore
1. At ". Louis, st. Louis Z, Pittsburgh
H. AT Boston, nroollyu q, hoston 4.
Tho secretary Of state has decided
that the oxpcnsnq for tho entertainment,
ui tho duke ui Nun,un and tho lninnta
Eulnlio must hu paid by the govern
mcnt m thuy urr the n1tton'a gueats,
! invited by Congress To visit tho Colum.
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wAsnNoTOS, D. O.. May 1O,-The
royal train, bearing Princess Eulalia, Of
Spain, arrived in Washington at $40
o'clock tonight. An immense crowd OF
people gathered in the vicinity of the
Pennsylvania railroad station moro than
aRhour before thetraln arrived. The at.
tachos Of the Spanish legation were
there as early as O'Clock, Five min
utes later there was a stir among tho
rapidly gathering throns aud a faint
cheer as four troops OF United States
cavalry under Colonel Henry from Fort
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plainly beyond the grey walls Of Fort
WRdsWoTth aud about three cabla
lengths behind her followed the Reina
Maria Christina, About the same dis,
tance behind came the lntanta Isabel,
The Dolphin ran past the dock here
and came 10 anchor, The Reina MaFia
Christina followed, dropping her anchor
in front of the wharf, The Infanta
Isabel passed the other Spanish vessel
and took her position between the
Dolphin and the Relna Maria Christina.
The transfer OF the Infapta was mado
at quarantine and not ut the lower bay.
DR., jenkins boarded the Reina Maria
Cristina TO pay his respects to the In.
tapta and shortly afterwards and eight.
cared boat with the Spanish tag in the
stern and tho purple standard Of Spain
in front Of II was pulled to the gangway,
As the Inianta aud Prince Antolne
went over the side, the sargossa band
on the ReiRa Maria CristinR struck up
the Spanish anthum. The small boat
then pulled around the Relna Maria
Cristina and headed for the lRianta
Isabel which was surrounded by tugs.
yachts apd small boats, As the boat
bearing the lnfanta approached the
war ship, yards wero mannel, and rs
she Went on board salute Of twenty.
ono guns was fired. When tho guns of
the war ship had ceased their booming,
The cannon at Fl, Hamilton took up
the strain and answered the salute gun
for gun. Upon the cessation OF the FIR
ing the crew Of 1nianta Isabel gave
three cheers for their royal visitors.
Tho SHIPS then turned their bows south.
ward toward the ocean. The Isabel
headed straight up the channel aud
with her royal passengers proceeded
for Jersey City. Tho Dolphin was next
away
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BUSINESS OUTLOOK.
II, q. Dan Il Co.'s Weekly Review of the
TradO Conditions.

AFuuu JOuulNOnas
NEw YoRK, May iO.-R. e. Dun K
COmpany'a trade review says: Stocks
rally from extreme depression, but bus
inoss shows no substantial improve
ment, tho distribution Of products to
final consumers is rather loss encourage
ing, though tho weather has boon gen.
orally moro favorable, and mt some
points helps retail trade. Wholesale
business und production show each
week more hesitation with regard to ~ 0
crops next fall. The possibilities Of tar.
id changes and money uncertainties.
Somo largo failures and many oi minor
importance show the effects OF in.
creasing strlngency in money markets,
and while money ia comparatively easy
here, the pressure at other points has
increased.
Almost everywhere collections ara
slow aud doubt about the future affects
now undertakings, although tho pros.
ont volume OF tradO, based upon past
of!ort, IL remarkably large. The treas.
ury is in a stronger position than for
some weeks past, but exports have
notably increased.
Iron i3 rather weaker ut Pittsburgh,
tho coal good aud glass fair Littlo i'm.
provcmcnt is accn at Cincinnati. Trade
1t Cleveland IL dull, collections slow
und money close.
Tho iron trade Is weaker, southern
forced salcs depressing the price, No
Improvement is seen in bar iron aud
competition deprcsses plates. Pitts.
burgh having iakcn contracts NJ ama8.
inrly low prlccs, whilO structural iron
is lower than cvcr.
Tho failures Of tho week number 227
in tho United States against lOD ior tho
snno week last year, and fourteen in
Canada against twcnty.thrcr last year
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ample that they will end their safety
and welfare in enforcing upon their
public servants the Observance Of the
mandates Of Christianity and morality.
"There ought to be inspiration in the
thought that our counlry's destiny is
in our own hands and it ought to
dignity our Americanism to feel aud
know that those who teach, and those
who govern, and those in every walk Of
citizenship have share In our preser-
vation as a Christian people aud in the
guarantee this affords Of grand national
achievements"
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rllE NYiI1slKY rIlr,sr

Ia Hard Lines s-Ino Air Full Of Rumora
About II Receiver.
CuIcAuo, May lO--Iho air was full Of
rumora concerning tho whisky trust TO.
day ono was that n conloronOc which
was in srssion all day would result In
throwing tho trust into tho hands Of II
rcrOtvpr,
rrcsldrnt Grocnhut midi "Tho
receiver business probably had it, origin
In tho fact that wu wrru In the money
market for u loan to-day We did not
succeed IN getting IT, lnia suit has Vi
roufso alarmed brokers mud intrricrnl
with the accomplishments Of our oh.
icrL"
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WAnuyoroY, y. o., May lD.-Accord.
int to information received hofO this
morning tho Nicaragua revolution has
tnGon uu unexpected turn
UnUllioul ndVyHl hlyu boon rOcuiycd
NJ the state department that an ngfou.
mcnt Tor an armslico hua boon ronuhul
by thu government aud tho revolutions.
ury iuCtiuuB in Nicaragua. 80 further
Information than ihi, Is oblainublu ut
tho department. Tho source OF tho
nuwa Ia concealed buvUnl tho fact that
II did not como direct TO Secretary
Gresham from Nicaragua.
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loNpov, May lD.-l'hc prince Of
Wales has communicated to Mr Glad.
glunc hy lcttcr hln rtgroI that Mr.
Gmdatonn wm snhicmci to the unman.
uuIly dumnnulrntiuul ui tho reception
In the imperial institute on Wednesday
evening.
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which was the unanimous expression
OF the committee.
Mr.. McDouaall said that he believed
the time had como In the matter Of the
control OF theological seminaTles when
the genius OF the Presbyterian church
should be at leas. equal to tho execu-
tive ability displayed in ordinary bust,
ness and that II any teacher employed
for q specific salary should for any rea-
son become unfit to discharge his
duties, way might be found TO dis
pense with his services witout splitting
up the church. [Appiause.
The assembly then took recess,
AFTERNOON SESSION,
At the afternoon session a resolution
was offered and adopted authorizing
committee to invite President Cleve-
land to visit the asaemblance at his con-
yenlence, Rev, Charles A, Dickey,
chairman Of the special committee on
judicial commissions. reported In favor
OF sending an overture down to the
presbyteriOs for change in chapter l3,
section ll3, so as to provide that each
synod and each preshytery shall have
power 10 appoint judicial commissions
from their respective bodies, consisting
Of ministers and elders, in numbers not
less than eighteen from the general as
sembly, twelve from any synod, and
seven from any presbytery, All Judi
cial cases are to be submitted to such
commission and their decision shall be
subject TO reversal only by tho superior
Judiciary, except in matters Of law,
which shall be referred to the appoint-
ing judiCator and adjudlcator, and also.
all matters Of constitution and doctrine
may be reviewed in the appointing
board aud by the superior adiudicator.
Tho assembly adopted this report and
ordered the oVerlures sent down &C.
Companied by an additional overture
reported by the committee, intended to
conform tho form OF government TO tho
book OF discipline as proposed to be
changed under this proposition,
Tho correspondence between the
Episcopal ministers In the past year
was read TO the great interest Of the u.s.
sembly. From this it appeared that
the episcopallan changes in tho methods
OF selecting members OF tho episcopate
as might be deemed essential, II only
thereby the union OF American Christ.
ians could bo secured; aud further that
the authority OF the presbytery was rec
ognized in the Episcopal church, Tho
Presbyterian committee suggested that
the practice OF exchange OF pulpits Oh
served in all other evangelical denomi-
uations be established, under suitable
regulations, between tho Presbyterian
and Episcopalian churches OF the
United States.
The general assembly then adjourned
till tomorrow morning, and proceeded
in a body to call at the white house.
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OUR ROYAL VISITOR.
The Iptauta Hulalie, Of Spain, Ar
rives in Washington.
The MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION

Accorded tho Beautiful Guest of tho
Nation, Who Comes to Represent
the Boy King of Spain ut the oolum,
bIan Exposition : Through Her
Honors Arc Done to the Country that
Backed Columbus, tho DIscovercr,
Her Arrival in New York RsrpOF
and tho Trip to tho Capital
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THE PRESBYTERIANS.
The First Real Business Done by
the Great Assembly.
THAT WORLDS FAIR RESOLUTION.

The Assembly Refuses to Change tho
Wording Of Its Protes,-The Com.
mittees Appointed-Names of tho
ohairmon-The Various boards Re.
port-church Unity-Tho Visit to
tho White Houso-PresIdcn Glove.
lands Response to DR. Cralg's
Happy Speech OF Introduction.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., May la-Devo.
Aopal exercises with which were
opened the second days session Of the
PIeabytsrian general assembly were
conducted by Row DR., Smith, Of Dalti.
mora,
Ro Nj. MOCauley. OF Dayton, Ohio,
lnoyod, o reconsideration Of the vote OF
yesterday on the Worlds Fair Sunday
opening for tho purpose Of offering q
substitute for that resolution going
moro ia3o detail. Reconsideration was
refused by an almost unanimous vote,
and Mr. McCauley then moved to add
tbfJSubsiitutc 10 the resolution Of yes
terday, but the assembly refused to
adopt It or to consider it
Raw DR.. Bartlett, chairman Of the
committee OF arrangements, then pres
ented to Moderator Craig tho gavel pre-
pared for this assembly, the gift OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Gurley, the former the
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Myer, across tho Potomac in Virginia,
rode up and formed in hong line on
tho Sixth street side Of the station.
Secretary Gresham and Assistant Sec.
rotary Quincy came shortly after tho
arrival OF tho cavalry in Mr.. Gresbam'a
carriage, followed almost immediately
by handsome barouCho drawn by l0ur
magnificent buy horses. 1t was Presi.
don't Clcveland's carriage sent for the
use OF the princess, and the presidonts
coachmau and footmau woro on tho
box.
Secretary Gresham, tho state depart
ment officials and the party from the
Spanish legation walked nearer 20 the
tracks as the train came to standstill.
Tho princess was the first to alight.
The uriucasa aud Secretary Gresham
greeted each other pleasantly and then
other members OF tho receiving party
gathered about thom. When tho
Inianta saw Mrs. Curry, the wife OF tho
ex.minisler Of tho United States 10
Spain, there was q pretty scene. The
two had known cncil Other intimately in
Madrid aud tho recognition was FOL.
lowed By warm hand clasp Whl'o MRS.
Curry imprinted q kiss On each cheek
Of the princess.
Tho greetings over, Secretary Gres.
ham offered his arm to the princes and
preceded by Colonel Wilson and Mt.
H. A. Parkc, general southern passen.
ger agent Of tho Pennsylvania railroad,
and followed BY the Gnlantas suite and
tho others OF the official gathering, they
walked downth carpeted platform to the
carrIagoentrancco Of hostation, Outside
tho crowd was something enormous and
the princess looked pleased as she saw
tho throng that had gathered to re.
ceiye her. She Chatled gNiIy in Eng.
ii,h with Mr.. Grcsham nil ihe while.
Tho Inianta, Secretary Gresham, Minis,
Tor Muruaga and Prince Antoine On.
tered tue Presidents carriage, tho cav.
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Nlrymon salutci, and tho procession Do'
gin to move up ponnsylyanIa avenue
towards the Arlington.
Four bullorB on horseback led, and
with tho four troops Of cavalry, ono OF
which was composed OF ColorOd soldiers
from tho "l'ighting NINTH" formed tho
u5COrt ior the royal pariy. Six aor.
guanls Of cavalry acted a. body guard to
tho princess, aud following nor carriage
came carriages containing her suitound
tho mumbuls ui tho receiving party,
II was S3jj whom tho hcnd oi tho
column ol troopers turned oil Of Pom
Bytvnula avenue and came mp to tho
holul
Immclnlolyupon entering tho house
tho princess pasjod into the reception
room. accompanied by Secretary Gfcs.
hmm aud Assistant sncrOlnrca A1cc
and Quincy aud her snilc A moment
lnlor aud tho ropfo,on'nllycl oi the
government tclirrl and Clnimundur
Daya hndc tho pnrly good night 10.
morrow mornlnu ahn win pny hcr rc.
apuuts To pfcaIdonl aud hlri Cleveland.