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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17
saiisbury's Illness .

LoEDoN, March 16.-The Marquis Of
Salisbury, ex-premier and leader Of the
conservatives, IS suffering from severe
attack Of influenza.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-17
Harris Denied a New Trial.

New YoRK, March l6. Recorder Snythe
to-day denied Carlyle Harris nav trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
THE HrHRING SEA CASE.


Mr.. Coudert Shows that seal Po"chcr- Prey
OH Females and Are Destroying the Species.
PARIS. May O.-Mr. r. r.. Coudert OF counsel
for the United states continued his argument
to-day before the Dehring Sea Tribunal Of Ar
bitration. Mr.. Coudsrt related the history Of
pelngic sealing. and showed that since the
adoption OF the modus vivendi tho pelagic seal
ers had increased their demands. He quoted
~statements from tho rouGter ease OF Great
Britain which. he argued. virtually confirmed
his contention that pelagic sealing was grad
uallv destroying the seal species. AMI he road
and commented on the. evidence OF London
fnrriers. showing that while the seal catch ut
the Pribylov Islands was chiefly OF males. the
seals captured by the pelagtc hunters were
chiefly females: a..
,ondert quoted from Prot. Huxley and other
| naturalists and scientific men. He contended
that the modus vivcndi entered into by the
| niteh States and Great Britain was q tenn
| pornry HDiiration Of the American rights
which the United States confidently lott to the
with the question OF, damage advanced b.
Great. Britain. MIR. Coudert said that the
British claims in regard to II prospective catch
were untenahl..
When. Mi. Coudert had finished his speech
Baron de Cour:el. the. President Of tina Tri-
attention by a remarkable DISPLAY OF talent.
We have to thank you for he great ability.
| liveliness and humor with which YOU have car
ried us over what would otherwise have been
q rather dreary field OF questions OF fact.
Allow me to add that as Frenchman | have
some Of the best characteristics OF the French
nation"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
More Post ONCE Robber,s..

Tho Post Offices at Hartsdale and Scarsdale
were robbed on Monday night OF nearly every
thing Of value. At Hartsdale the thieves got
in through a window. They carried away
S2+ in stamps. 81 In money. a gold watch.
valued at $3.50. and a winter overcoat. The
burglars had also taken nil the mail matter.
and their route could be traced to Scarsdaie
by the opened letters scattered along the
New York Central iiailroad track. At Scars
dale they rot only 81 AMI the mail matter.
They tiicd to break into the house Of Mrs.
William Adams. who lives about oOO ieet from
tho Post ONCE. but a large iron guard chain
on tn" inside Of the door. resisted their Efforts
to saw it through unit. the dogs were aroused.
This makes the fourth, time The Post Oilics ut
Scarsdale has been no obrd. A light complex.
toned young man dressed in n dark suit Of
clothes went 10, Scarsnalo late on Monday
afternoon nna Asked ior = motel: iiS wa. s.nt
station and bought !. ticket for Mount Vernon:
took ~ train to H,rtsdalc. Conductor liogart
q firain - Ia sure he wont M on his rain. but
tho inhabitants and station men did not no
tico him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Omcer- Of the Van sp.lik at Albany.

ALBANY. May a-Capt. Arriens and his off,
GERS OF the Dutch cruiser Vnn Speijk were re-
ceived by the Holland Society this afternoon.
They were taken to the City Hall. where Mayor
Manning received them cordially and gave
Can't. Arriens a red morocco case In which was
the document which accorded him and his
party the freedom Of tho city.
Mrs. John L. Y. Pruyn next received the Jolly
tnrs from the Netherlands. and they were in
troduced to Alhany,s 40O. Later in the after
dnred 10 toy. Flower. From the Executive
amb her the Holland, Society committee es-
corted their. guests all around the big build
ing. climbed every staircase and visited every
room. 4 drive about. the city and through
Washington Park refreshed them and they
were In good trim FOR the dinner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
CiEGHT 4 TOEGER.
lie was Also N Prnsionrr. and was Traced
Through Ills Vouchers.

Plymouth. Ind. May n-Shrrin Jerry Col
Inns Of Lyon. Wayne county y. Y, has cap
tul cd \ notorious forGer mt ARGOS. and ms soon
as tho requisition papers can be obtained tho
prisoner. who is Wilber L. Hubbard. alias W.
II. Fish. alias W. I. Fiske will be taken buck
to New York for trial,
He had already served II fve-years' sentence
for II similar offence in Auburn prison. lie liz
a pensioncr. ana since his presence has been
wanted very much mt Lyon. where lao has
wholesale charges OF Forgery pending against
he ha- iern drawin: his quarterly Gov-
eminent allowance In different parts OF tho
country.
Jerry Collins has been watching those pen.
sion vouchers for some time and found that
the last quarter was paid and the payers ac-
knowledge in this county. He immediately
sent, TO sheriff farrell II f4l! description
81 Hulhari, and while reading the letter
on his way 70 the Post ONCE. and
on the street Sheriff farrell PASSED and ut Cnce
recognized Hubbard, so we'll had h. been
nrscrlbed. and; by shadowing him, loon, had
him behind the bars. Hubbard has been
working, Ms game here. and a number OF
farmers have had tholr names forged to notes
ranging from $50 to T3Ou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
rnYrro TO sADoEr eBsDsrosx
The Tories Resume Their Obstructive Tee
tics In the Corrrhons.

TICS IN tNe SOmuurr+
LONDON, May e.-.The House OF Commons
resumed Its session today as q Committee OF
the Whole on tho Irish Home Rule bill. Mr..
q. {. r. BARLEY. Conservative NJ. L. for North
l~slIngton, moved to insert the words "subor
dina.c to Parliament" In the FIRST clause OF
the bill. SO as to make the clause read. On
and after the appointed day thcre shall be In
ireland n Legislature subordinate to rarlia-
ment." &c.
Prime Minister Gladstone said that Mr..
Bartiey's motion implied n disbelief in the as
Nof the Government. aud therefore
overstcpped the bounds OF parliamentary
Mr.. hartley appealed to the Chairman to
shy whether the amendment was In order or
The Chairman decided that the words were
Mr. Gladstone theroupon denounced the
nmcndmrnt IA obviously intended to pass u
slight upon the Irish Legislature. and imply
Ing distrust o; that Legislature on the part OF
MIR. Il. j. Goschen. formerly Chancellor Of
the Exche1ucr., ,accusc'l the .tiovernmcnt ,of
practically eyading the question OF imperial
snid that. Il Mr.. Gladstone was IN earnest in
ll,ie alleged purpose to make the imnerial Par
lament supreme. he would not hesitate to No
cent the amendment.
MACH, ASKED Mr.. ;Gia%stSn. what "i machinery
IN the bin enabled the nominal SUPP enacy. Of
the impartial Parliament to. be enforced, All
~ 'tttt w t''i nv ~ NV pf.i .NhS
Irish. beyond the control uf the i'm perinl Par
lament. and would not I've worth a straw;
After considerable debate tho amendment
was rejected Ivy n vote Of 2,,2 &c. 25i. .
William Redmond, Parnellite NJ. L. for East
Glare. moved ihatthe Irish Legial alive Assem-
bly, be called q Parliament instead OF Lsgisla-
ture.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed the motion on the
grouni that the IN ranounta assembly ought to
be called IA Parliament. rs distinguished from
the body to which the Parliament delegated
certain powers.
Mr.. William Saunders. Liberal NJ. y. for
N~ewing,on. Wnlwortl. who showed q dis.
position to vote against the second reading OF
the Irish Home liule ill. but finally voted
with his pnrty. is about to retire from parlin-
mant. In Difference to the wishes OF his con-
s!ituents. who are displeascd with his course.
Mr.. Morley said that the distinction between
rarliatp emit and legislature was merely y mat
ter Of sentiment. without material siEnin-
canoe.
MIR. Labouchsre. leader Of the Indica!s. re-
marked that. while not regarding names, but
things. he knew that Irish sentiment would bc
grntiiied II tho assembly in Dublin were called
I, parliament. He therefore advised the Prime
Minister to accept the amendment. The vote
against the ent was 4Ub to 40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Why Suffer One Moment
STOLE COOK COUNTY FUNDS.
The Way the Cashier RolsteIed up Ills
Brothers. lccrepit Hank.

Brothers, Dccrcpit Bank.
CHICAGO. May 2.-Suit is about to he brought
by County Treasurer Charles Kern against NJ.
A. Devine and cx-City Treasurer Bernard
RoeslnC. bondsman for Felix Schweisthal.
cashier in Treasurer kern's office. TO recover
$4,000. being the unrcstored balance OF
$4,000 distracted from the county funds by
Cashier Schweisthal to bolster up the tottcr.
ing bank OF his brother. Michael Schweisthal,
who recently failed.
The defalcation was discovered by Treasurer
Fern shortly after the collapse OF tho Schweis-
that bank. He Immediately mado good tt tho
county from his private funds rho sum taken
by Schweisthal. to whom he then turned his
attention.
After detection Schweisthal admitted that
he had given tho cash to his brother during
the Inst few months Of the cxistence OF the
Schweisthal bank. Kern's first impulse was
to cause the arrest for emhczzlement OF the
defaulter. but Schweisthal pleaded so hard for
another chance in life and his friends begged
50 earnestly for mercy for him that kcrn
abandoned the idea Of criminal prosecution.
bondsmen all his property. amounting to some
100000 in value. Two of III" hond,,nen adj
paid to Kern. The balance Inns not hecn paid.
and to recover this the suit vii! be brought.
,o lIsl,x Tsh v ans m s,m",d Of 81 To ,na mon the
received. nmoantin: sometimes to $Iuo.oOO a
CAV. passed through his hands. Whenever
Michael Scweisthal found that his bank was
running short he made out his check on his own
bank and took it over to the county building
and gave it to his brother Felix. who handed
him the county's money and put the worthless
check in the drawer as cash."
This paper was reckoned as cash nv Felix
when he balanccd his accounts. When he
mnncil cash was on hand lie iTn",,uudnd in IN th h
figures his brothers. dishonorcd check. There
is No doubt that Felix gave tho money to
Michael. feeling certain that 1t wouid DO re-
turned. ana that it was only u temporary ac-
commentator.
Under the circumstances Kern was kind to
Schweisthal. lie removed him from tho CASH
iership. and gave him n place in the Office,
where he could earn n living for his family.
but whore he has no handling Of public funds.
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The question whether the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad Company has tho
right under the agrooment between the trunk
lines to run It's proposed twenty-hour train be-
tween New York and Chicago. with an extra
charge OF only 81 a passenger. is still unde-
eidsd. The report Of the com missiouers who
hnve been considering the matter has yet 10
Pc acted upon by the Presidents OF tho roads
In the two associations. The Joint committee
discussed Yesterday the rate which should
be charged III excess OF tho regular
iare on trains, iastor than tho limited trains
BOW run. which is the main point in the OBJ
~Sections urged by tho other lines against the
sew, York C%entrags contemplated action. 1t
mas been suggested that an increase otnt least
- over tho fare On the limited should be
charged on this train.
Tho Joint committee has decided that ono
s,op,oyer shall be allowed on opc. way MS well
az ON round TRIP tickets sold at limited rates
during the Worlds Fair. the point to be d.sip-
MMnalea AT mo tmeol the purchase Of the ticket.
IllS concession Was necessary because Of
RrolniSeE made before the style Of tie ct TO tho
words fair was adopted that such privileges
would To allowed.
inc con- missioners have no. set mazda n re.
Pott on me, question Of the use Of MILEAGE
{lrkets on last trains west al Buffalo and
PITTSBURGH. =" anu
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Signed by the Governor.
ALBANY. May Coy. Flower has signed:

aLBANl, .hay '-NoNs wv HAD Slkuou.
Chapter G53-Assemblyman woodbUry's bill regard.
Ing the licensing or veterinary surgeon. who practIsed
before the uassage of the general law regulating their
admission.
tnapter UI4-FOr the subm ssion to tho electors Of
luca VI the question OF fnrnisaius free text books for
use IN the public schools Of that cry.
chapter iI5-for the publication and distribution OF
the highway law.
CHAPTER uJi-Anending the act incorporating tho
Franklin Loan and Trust company or New lork city
Charier 30 -AnthorizinR tao state board of liam
to hear and determine the claim OF George II. Thornton
for ahou, Sl2.UW for services as stcnoyrapher tn tho
senate cities COMMITTEE which investigated tho affairs
OF ciIies IN l-!hL
Chapter 65s-AprropriatiuR $4,000 for reconstruct
ing the highway at the head OF Owagcna Lake in Gaze
uDNia.
Chapter 659-ProvidinE for = record OF conveYances
of real estate in frie county towns,
chapter Gial-AssenbiyiGan WeOsters New York city
Elm street Widening bill.
Chapter C6i-A-senblym man Aims worth's bill regard
Ing assessments for furnishing water In villages FOR
FIR. purposes.
Chapter rn.- Incorporating the beet sugar coJpera-
tive community.
Chapter Br3-Authoriziny tie New York Central and
Hudson River Rai.road Company to construct n bridge
across tire Albany basin.
,Iapter t,;t-Tu- supplemental Supply bill:
Chapter UIJ-Seuato; P1rker's revision OF tho Heath
laws
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
TYPHCS and SMILL-POX.
Mnny Applicants, Especially Enst side Jews,
at the Vaccination Bureau.

at the Vaccination Bureau.
Dennis J. Ward. driver OF the Health Board
ambulance. who was stricken with typhus on
Monday. was reported to lie very low last
evening. His 2's-year-uld daughter died of
scarlet fever on Monday night a few hours
after her father was taken to tho hospital.
His wife and three children are Guarentined
at their home, and. as they have been exposed
to typhus and scarlet fever. may DO removed
to North Brother Island rs suspects.
Andrew Evarts. an inmate Of tie Colorcd
Home at Sixty-fth street and First avenue.
WAS found to DO i'll with typhus yesterday.
Charles Schnell. no home. walked into Belle
vue Hospital suffering with tho disease.
Smallpox seems to be unusually prevalent
in tenemen's. and the vaccination bureau Of
tho Health Department is bcsioGed with
women and children daily. Chief Inspector
Doty found n nest of the disease in East Third
street several days aG,,. Ellen Crow" Of Si
May 7. died of smallpox in tho River
side Hospital yesterday morning. Her sister
Annie AM n:s WIG mly was NJ living ysnGb w,th her Mr to its i,m nf
the health authorities and went 10 llk.e with
friends at ~ West Nin"ty-fnnrth street She
and was removed 10 the Riverside l~iosp!tai.
II. sandman q q East Ih!ri street and
pox at the Riverside Hospital,
Abraham Freeman Of ~ Iast lWitn street
and Lena schultz OF ! crosby street were re-
moved to thu hospital aS new raS,'s.
The health authur.iies nrr making an aver
aCe OF " vaccinations "A day at IN" Mulberry
street bureau. md on saturday. he hunter
renchss nearly 300. The east side hebrews
seem to select this month ms the time for vac
c%innfion. and, although tho bureau is "lrn all
tho year round and HmniI-noN is, Always. to be
found. they will not, ,"nsent 10 b" ,vhccinat"d
AT any otiiertmc. The Italians. VIII" are gem
orally more susceptible" 10 smallpox than
o,h.rs. dial ikc vaccination and. as compared
with other natinnAlitie4. hra slow to apply for
IT. The Inspectors have tp force them TO be
vaccinatud when 1t is considered necessary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
o FLOWER BUsY.
He Receives the Dutchmen. Signs Thirteen
Hills, and vetOes Eleven.


Hills, and vetoes Eleven.
ALBANY. May o. Gov. Flower. beside re-
coiving tho officers OF the Dutch cruiser Van
Speijk. managed to veto eleven and sign thir-
teen bills to-day. The most important bill
signed was the Elm street opening bill. which
was introduced by Col. Webster. and which
was fought by the property owners on Elm
street on tho ground that the power given to
the city to disrossess them first and pay them
afterward was too arbitrary.
Tho Governor signs the bill without remark.
He also signs the public health code revision
hill. aud Assemblyman Hulnnlel's bill to
amend the. act to incorporate the Franklin
Loan and Trust Company so as to permit 1t to
rent vaults for storage as q safe deposit com
pnny, and by n two-thirds vote OF the directors
and consent of three-fourths OF the stockhold-
ers to permit dealers with the company to par
~ticirate in tho profits OF the business.
The Governor vetoed tho iii to authorize
the First German Methodist Church OF New
York to acquire twenty-five acres Of land in
Newtown for II burial ground. In vetoing. the
Governor says the people OF Newtown protest
against any more Eraveyards in their town.
where there are twenty-four already. and
where the dead number !. 800. OUO. and tho
living only 10000. and he therefore needs
their protest and refuses to approve of the
measure,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Note. or Foreign Happenings.

The bctrothal Of the Duke OF York and the
Princess May OF Teck was celebrated with u
family dinner at buckingham Palace last
evening.
Jose Ives Limantour. formerly Under Secre-
tary "f the Mexican Treasury, has been ap-
pointed Secretary OF tho Treasury in the room
Of Matias Romero, resigned.
1t is rumored that the Austrian Government
has forbidden the production Of falstah.'
Verdi's appearance would b. made the occa-
sion of an irridcntist demonstration.
An official inquiry into the relations between
the police and the gambling houses OF home IL
in progr,.s. 1t Is alleged that the. police are
Subsidized by the proprietors 81 the houses.
Thu house most ireIu"nted by IDENTITIES Is
said to make hcnvy monthly payments 70 the
Chief OF Police TO secure immunity from dis
turuGRce Of its business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Queen Victoria. Drawing Room.

LONDON. May a.-Queen Victoria held a
drawing room at Buckingham Palace this
afternoon. Among the ladies received By ier
Majesty was Mrs. Edward J. Phelps. wife OF
the former American Minister to England. and
at present one of the counsel for the United
States before tho BehrinG Sea Tribunal of
Arbitration; the vito Of Gen; George h. vii
Morgan. Miss Ursula Morgan. Miss Rom ola
Dahlgren. Miss Day. Miss Alice Day; Mrs; Ep-
gene kel Mis Jr i, Miss sstn JsGiss3a; Miss srd A Miss
Elizabeth Blake. charge d'Anaires White
presented Gen. Williams to her Majesty. and
the ladies were presented by Mrs. White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
WHICH GELS THE FRANCHISES.
The Third Avenue Raiirond OF the Union,
Lately the Nuckiebcrrys

Tho Railroad Committee ofthe Aldermen re-
ported adversely yesterday on the application
Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company for
permission to extend it's cable lines from 12Jth
street and st. Nicholas avenue south through
st. Nicholas and Manhattan avenues. 1l4th
street. Eighth avenue. and 10th street to Eiv-
erslde Park. and north through st. Nicholas
avenue and Kingsbridge road or Broad way to
the city limits. There was no particular OBJ
seven members Of the committee say they arc
OF the opinion that the public convenience
and necessity do not require the building Of
was not adopted. 1t was laid over for a week.
The Union Hallway Company. which oper-
ates the annexed district system OF surface
galway. has had an application before the
Board OF Aldermen for several months for per-
Which, Whtiiei9n the 10 T Iuii1 H Svep eaf Itsil VI n Com rT%tes
wanted. This application is still on fie with
the Board Enacted on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Max judd starts Tor Vienna.

ST. LOv;f. Mayn.-MaX Judd. United States
Consul to Vienna, left tonight for Chicago.
and from there will co to lew York. whore on
May II ho will sail on the Augusta Victoria on
his way TO his post.
Mr.. Judd is determined 10 go. in spite OF the
protests OF ihr Austrian Government. He
says that he has not received n word from
Washington in regard to the matter.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
Cholera Spreading In Siberia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Nav a-The cholera is In
creasing in Tobolsk. the most westerly Gov
eminent OF Siberia. and q group OF medical
students who were completing their %curricu-
lum at st. Petersburg has been despatched to
regnforce the Siberian physicians and assist
them in dealing with the pss,ilence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
The Union rar,Gc Announces u Gut.

OMAHA. Mob, Maya-The Union Pacific Is
sued orders this morning to Its agents TO sell
tickets from Utah common points to Colorado
S0mrnon points for S,3. and for round trip S2i.
me prevailing. rates have been so and S}5.
AI me general counsel and general freight
sfehiSn 81 the roads interested in the Nebraska
HaAlalum Rate law arc present ut "A confer
tJ-dl".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10

DFNvhr' May a.-J. II. Ernest Waters, the
mining engineer and manager of mines. WAS
found dead in his he'd Mt tho Denver Club this
mnrphin".
He was probably one Of the best-known
mining engineers In America and also had u
European reputation. some OF his hest enEi-
neerinG work Was done for the japanese Gov
eminent near the city OF Toxic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
smaiI.pox In ,h- Gern'- Ste-rag-

The North German Lloyd steamship Gera,
which arrived yesterday from Hremen. was de-
tanned at Quarantine because ono OF her 2.OiS
STORAGE passengers. Johan Suruskaski OF Po-
gers, GUS Of whom are bound. for baltimore.
were vnccinatcd. II IL probable that the pas
,en:ers may he sent to Holman Island to-
day to remain two weeks or until the danger
Of contasiOn hns passed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
a Lon, .lana Murser,,'- Escape.

ALEXANDRIA. In. May a.-John II. Bolan. a
W tie convict. was sent to the pcnltentiary
from this par sh TO serve Two life sentences.
made his escape at I A. NJ. on sunday. from
the steamer Hallette. three miles aho"o Col
fax. 1t was dark and stormy. The BOAT was
Just leaving the woodward when ,liolan went
headioremost into the river. He has not Leen
cauGh,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
New Corporations.
ALBANY. May a.-These companies were In
cnrnorated TODAY.

ALBANY. May n-These companies were In
corporated to-day:
william schwarZwa elder and Company OF Chiches
ter. Ulster county. 4" manufacture bank. office. and
other iurnttnre; capital s-5D,oOo. and directors Vim
SchwarZwneld-r OF brooklyn, VIM. 4. SchwarkwaelIe
of Flatbush. and 4 i, OH of Kingston
Empire state Paper Co of MechanirsvilIe; cant
tai $4,000. and directors Thomas duncan OF Wind.
sor. Conn: Frank Squier aud J. r. Alderman OF Brook,
Ign.
New York ,Tinkering and Odd job Co. Of Brook.
lyn, to erect dwelling houses and other buildings and
repair the same: capital slo.OOp, and directors VIM,
Godfrey. II. Is. s'odlhrd. q. X. stuart of brooklyn;
George stuart and charles u. Kellogg NJ PhilAielphin.
ERgert Heights Lana C.! 81 Buffalo; capital sti!ooo
LhMrlea lrusc. and Others OF Rnhalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-10
where Yesterday. FIRES Were

M-lo;GD 2.2iV Fret avcnwe. John McMlhon.
damage So.
K2h. G:3o. 2lO Avenue 4. Alfred Seumann. ia mage
500; Ii4h. 400 W"st rlfiyeight1 street, John fitch.
damage slight: $50, 3t lAtght street. ", ,orale hane
aye So: $50 SO Nuwery, canvas awning, Jan ne
slight; lo;.o. go wiEis avenue. john feId. da.4Ass
Sl2b,
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III. A,Inr,, Ordered to NIcnrarua.

WASHINGTON. May GA q result OF the dis
cussion in the Cabinet to-day OF the serious
condition OF affairs existing in Nicaraugua.
war ship Atlanta. Capt. Higgins. has been
ordered to proceed Immediately to Greytown.
on the east coast Of Nicaragua. to protect
American interests in that country.