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Ho,e to Repair Wall Paper.

Wall paper that has become bruised
or torn off In small patches and cannot
be matched may be repaired with ordi-
nary children's paints. Mix the colors
till you get as nearly as possible the de-
sired shade, and lightly touch up the
broken places. and at the distance of a
foot or two the Disagreement will be
quite unnoticel
The evening world., 1893-07-28
375,OOoPe PerDay.
Returns, Exchange List and All
Free Papers Deducted.
A TESTIMONIAL.

I" The undersioned adcertses in -Nee
"York City, houing been fnrited to e.
" anime all books and accounts relating
"to the circulation Of THE WORLD,
."esrtUy that they haze arai'ed 0semselces
"ef the inritation, and that they hare
"tYaced the circulation in rarioH periods
+" rrom the contracts for the rrp'y Of
"paper to the bank deponts for the sales
"eJ the paper. They haze rtrJled the
"published statements Of circulation, and
"are satiyied OF their accuracy, and that
"the net, actual, 5ona:Gde, paid cireula.
"tion Of THE WORLD, Morning and
Z" "Eesning Editions, per day for the sir
''ddys Of tue ,ossk ended March 1s, 1893,
."atssr deduetins all return papers, free
'"papers and erchanges, was $4,000.
BL0OMINGDALE BROS,
"by r.. w. Bioomingdais.
ar. H. MACY & CO.,
- "by A. L. Kinkead.
JOHN DANlELL & SONS,
It. per h. c. Alialrc.
.... Accountant.
"ADAMS & CO.,
'per John ). A. Lsmbiey.
Advertising Hanagsr.
EHRICH BROS.
co. z. Leghorn. Supt)
a+ sEDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
"per W. A. Edmunds,
Accountant.
"LUDwIG BROS,
"ALFRED ]. cAMMHYER."
The evening world., 1893-07-28

An ocean rae" under sail from San
Francisco to England has Just been de-
cided. Now three big ships are pre-
pairing to spread their white wings for
q contest of speed from Philadelphia to
Calcutta. Such competitions a. these
are far more exhilarating to many a
lover OF sea voyagtng than the races
between tho crack steam propellers
from port to port ON the Atlantic.
There's a healthy intoxication that
comes from q fine run under q flowing
sail
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Very small pieces Of velvet can be util-
lied for needlebooks and nothing en-
ployed except what is left over from
dress trimming, II they are cut trian-
gular shaped and cover piece Of card
board. the reverse side of which is silk.
Leaves Of flannel must be put within
this and ribbons tie 1t together.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

IL true, and II the fact has to do with
the scene Of horror at Auburn. the rem
edy for tho trouble should be quickly
applied. Tho administration Of the
death penalty Is not thing to be fooled
with. The apparatus provided by the
State must be equal to all demands
upon It to take life swiftly and pain
lessly.
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best reason of all. When a citizen has
come to a certain age of life. especially
II he is just trifie more plump OF person
than symmetry strictly demands. he en-
joys above all things his slippered ease
on the porch. in the cool Of the evening,
when the sun has gone down, and
Johnny is whacking a baseball all over
the street. and Maria works her rocking
chair by his side. and Mamie is corvers-
ing with that young Smith who's around
SO much.
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brushing Su,nm Or Goods.

Not only is the wool gown the better
for frequent and thorough brushing, but
a cambrlc frock is likewise improved in
appearance by the same agency, and will
keep clean much longer II treated in the
same way as a winter dress.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
Edith's Savings.
To the Edltw

To the Tdltor:
Inclosed please fnd $3.50 for the Sick
Babies Fund. hope II will make some baby
well. as 1t took me long while TO save 1t up.
Yours, EDITH,
Seventy-Seco street,
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Eeok RuM-s.

The enormous neck runies Oh yr,Isl
white or ecru lace or stineheu
muslin with a lace edge. that uiunlA
ionable women now affect are very
becoming. The ruffie stands out usyon
the chin and Is of uniform wiu.h
around. and they are az full as II 70
sible to make them. In Paris tneS %
called the Queen Bess friiis'
great amount OF the material ussu
= substitute for the starch mon
other days supplied the reouifeo 49,.
- - -. ,xrsSs<. "A - nan1kE10 D =.
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Misc Braddon,s Msthsd.

Miss Braddon has written her Nifty
two novels on a plan very different from
"the spur OF the moment" practice pop
ularly supposed to indicate true genius.
She sits down at her desk every morn
ing at Q o'clock, and there she stays
until her Stint" Of rbout 5000 words Is
cnmnleted
The evening world., 1893-07-28
The Kansas City CKan.) Chief Of Po-

The Kansas City CKan.) Chief Of Po-
lice wants to add two bloodhounds to
his force He claims that he hasn't
men enough to properly patrol the town.
that robberies are increasing and that
he can't catch the robbers with his
present facilities. The city fathers will
do wisely to try the addition of a few
"old sleuths" OF another variety to the
force before going back to old slave
hunting processes.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

De, yer trembles at apprehended law
lessness on the part Of the unemployed
thousands within the city limits. Yet
huge mob. which is said to have con-
tained many substantial citizens OF the
town, set quite an example in the disre-
gard OF law and order when they hauled
that Italian murderer out OF Jail and
lynched him In q public street Wednes-
day night.
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BOYS in Eas. l2oth street,

Six little boys got up = fair in East One
Hundred and Twentieth street In aid OF the
Sick Babies Fund. One dollar represents the
result or their Efforts because most OF their
friends are out OF town or they are sure they
would havo been abls to make much more.
The little boys names are Georgia wynn,
Treasurer: Eddie wynn, William BOrst, John
Ryan, John Graham ana Samuel McSpeddin.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
Parlor.
C0rnsfarch Cake.

Cream one and one-half cupfuls Of
sugar with cne-half cupful Of butter.
Add one-half cupful of milk. Mix one
and one-half cupfuls of flour with one
half cupful Of cornstarch. and sift one
and one-half teaspoonfuls of baking
powder into 1t. Then cut and fold into
the cake the stiffiy beaten whites Of
seven eggs. Flavor to taste. Bake In q
moderate oven with a steady heat.
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Florers for ShopDiris.

A pretty charity is that Of a dweller
in a suburban town who regularly car
ries into the city all through the spring
and summer, great baskets Of flowers,
which she distributes among the shop
girls where her days purchases are 10
be made. -
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FOR CAR FARES. Siss.54.

Somebody In the Dock Department
Docs q Lot OF Riding.
Somebody in the Dock Department
must be taking a great many street-car
rides and incidentals. In q report Of the
meeting OF the Board on July l3. pub
lished in the City Record to-day. appear
these items, which were approved:
Construction account. car fares, Sl55. 98 /;
incidentals. $ll4.16.
Annual expense account. car fares,
S325
Total for car fares. SlSs5A
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II alone am to blame" Last words
Of Admiral Tryon, OF the British war;
ship Victoria. only Tryon to blame"
Verdict Of the court-martial held over
the loss OF the Victoria And there il
must all rest.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
A CALL FROM THE GOVERNOR.

Gov. Flower was in the city for a few
hours yesterday and spent the day at his
banking house downtown. where he has
not been seen except occasionally for
the last four years. OF course. the
financial situation was the cause OF his
present visit. although his ht lse is in
no manner interested sctively In opera.
.ele1k ~ dssired 4 - sad Judge see
The evening world., 1893-07-28
This Is Good Sense.

In going away for the summer It Is to
be strongly advised that one carry .
box of nails and a hammer in ones
trunk. Thri: use will be apparent after
short sojourn in the usual bedroom.
where there is SO little space that wall
room must be taken UP. There are not
nearly enough nails in the room. ever
to start With. and If the landlord will
agree to have more driven In they will
prove q boon, indeed.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

People who supposed there could be
nothing new In the line OF suicides
were greatly enlightened on reading
Of the Massachusetts, man at Chicago
who filed his mouth with gunpowder
and touched match to the explosive.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
over $4,000 NOW.
The Sick Babies Fund Moving
Towards the First $4,000.
II Has a Boom and You Should
Help to Increase II.
Children's Entertainment Add
Much to Its Resources.

All letters contaiuins nsney fer the
Sick RabIcs' Fund should be addressed
10 "Cash!er of WORLD, Pulitzer Build.
ing, New York city"
Dosations Of clothing, 6o.. should Be
sent to Mrs. Roberts, l39 West Thirty.
Caurth atrOet.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
PHOTOGRAPHIC sooNERS"
Unique Scheme Of Kansas Man At
the Cherokee Strip.

GUTHRIE, o. T., July 2s.- For several days
an enterprising photographer from Kansas
has had q masked camera SO arranged In o
team at the main crossing into the Cherokee
strip that he can take negative Of every
body passing without their knowledge.
AS the Department holds that every person
who now goes upon the strip IA n sooner"
and loses his rights to take land there. those
negatives Will Become very valuable evidence
against those now entering TO nunt for good
claims
Tho owner OF them can command good
price for them from subjects contestors or
Government attorneys employed to hunt up
evidence against pcrjurers.
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Two Dollars from -Four.
fs the EditU.

70 the EdItU:
Inclosed please nnd 81, our small help
towards the good cause. Sorry cannot be
more. MAMIE,
EDNA.
JEROME
MARCEL.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Does Britain believe last nights night
IN the House OF Commons would have
been any flercer II II had occurred In
an Irish Parliament under a Home
Rule administration?
The evening world., 1893-07-28
Four Brooklyn Girls


TO NV ETIlV'
Four little girls OF Jefferson avenue,
Brooklyn, send 90 cents TO the sick Babies
Fund, MISS ASPlNALL,
Is Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn.
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HELD UP THE CASHIER.

Robbsr Secures 81 900 from the Cal.
umst Electric Railway Company.
CHICAGO, July 2s.-Early yesterday
morning the oflces OF the Calumet Electric
Railway Company At Burnside were entered
by robber who. Aftcr holding up the cashier
With revolver, made good his escape with
.sSSs sssIs ;sSS g : - 2sss
The evening world., 1893-07-28

1t Is not believed that last nights
experiences in the House of Commons
will lead TO the regular adoption Of the
/, London prize-rinE code by the British
Parliament.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
A Staten Island Fair.

10 the Editor:
Inclosed please nnd postal note for $3.50,
proceeds Of an outdoor fair for the benent Of
the Sick Babies Fund held by
ANNIE HEYDENREICH,
JESSIE GORDON,
LILLIAN SlMONS
Stapleton, s. l.
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NEW YoRK's COMMISSIONER SICK

Ex-senator McNaughton Seriously
III In Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 2s. - Ex-senator Nc
Naughton. Worlds Fair Commissioner from
New York, Is seriously sick at the New York
state Building.
DR.. Rowley, OF the Worlds Fair stan, win
call q consultation to-day.
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Rochester, Childran.


lnclosed md Is TO assist you In the good
work you are pursuing In giving the poor sick
babies chance for fresh air. Yours, &C.,
BESSIE JOSEPH and MARY. g.,
Rochester, N. Y,
The evening world., 1893-07-28

The various trolley systems In and
about Brooklyn got along yesterday
with only one live-wire blockade and
two collisions.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
Killed a. a Railroad cro.s,pr.

ROCKVILLE CENTRE. l.. J., July os.-
Oliver Abrams, sixty years old, OF Pearsali,
was struck by traia at the Merrick road
crossing OF the New York Day Extension
Railroad at Valley stream this morning, and
was instantly Killed
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4 SIN all RamO.


n ne D4itosi
proceeds OF o small raf1le. You shall hear
from me again.
MARTHA KAUFMAN,
LOUIS LEVY,
90 East ono Hundred and Sixth street.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Cable cars to Harlem will probably
4. be much better than horse cars. But
: "Fifteen Minutes to Harlem" is what
the people are after.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
A Kings Daughter.

To the Editor:
Inclosed md 81 for tho Sick Babies Fund,
sent by member of whatsoever Circle OF
Kings Daughters, OF Harlem. -
IN HIS NAME,
The Hanover, East 131st street.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Half OF Wakeman. O.. Burned.
CLEVELAND. O, July GA Press special
from oberlin says that half OF wakeman. =
little town In Huron County. with popula-
tion pf 600, has been dcetroyed by IRE NO
poftSorlArB we're Glyo1sa y y y. Z, - - q a u \
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Kitty Popot, ten years. and Agie Popot, seven
years Carrie Herman rendered some nne
solos on the banjo and will be happy TO play
at Any SICK babies benefit Respectfully,
CARRIE HERMAN, Banjoist
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A Virxinien's Wish.

TO ths Fdltorl
Inclosed please md 81 for the little babies
fund. Trusting 1t viii DO the little ones s, me
good am yours truly, :. S., Noriolk, Va.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Electrician Davis. speaking Of yester-
days bungie In the execution OF Muir
dertr Taylor. at Auburn Prison, says
the State dynamos are crowded beyond
their cepacity when called into use for
,sieotyecutions; that theJ are required
-. r. p4ariy twics the voltage
~ VI Z ~ ~.
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Just a. You Wrote II.


~ tie Kditrt
would Ike you to put this into "Ths
World" what will write thus:
Elsie Lenniger. Ferdie Lcnniger and Ger
trude O'Ioole worked hard to earn 50 for the
sick Babies Fund.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
The RAJAH In BOSTON.

tends the Theatres.
BOSTON, Mass, July 2S.-The RaJah Of
Kapurthala, accompanied ty bis suite. ar
rived In Boston late yesterday afternoon, and
is quartered at the Hotel vendome.
After lunch the party were driven about
the city and suburbs, and last evening they
attended the fremont and ! ark theatres
AT the latter place Sandow, the strong
man. gave special exhibition for their bene-
nj after the regular show.
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rwall streets pulse was better yes
terday. ana its respiration easier.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

II was not q method. but q machine
.. that failed at Auburn Prison yester-
Day.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

1t was not Hcme Rule that got q
black eye In Parliament House last
night.
The evening world., 1893-07-28
Three Mount Vernon Girls.

Inclosed please lnd s3s, proceeds from
fair held In Mount Vernon July 1s by Norma
Noakes, Elsie Olds and Nettie Gescheidt,
ages eleven.
Mount Vernon, \. Y.
The evening world., 1893-07-28


GOLD Either vest or blouse may
himpink cloth braided with black very enc or for navy
The evening world., 1893-07-28

Must We get ready to cheer for the
Campania and new record?
The evening world., 1893-07-28
A Cbflti's Coat.

Here is smart coat for child. 1t Is
In soft drab cloth. with a quaint tippet-
like cape crossing over to one side. out
The evening world., 1893-07-28

spotted
white vest finished wth sne
ana
undenaby common ana no no"
nshadeso owna re IN
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ono poller's Worth OF Goot

7 Ono Dollars Worth OF Good,
| To the Ed'tor;
Inclosed please INA sl. We hope that It
Will maze some chill more comfortable.
L. IL. r., Tor Lawrence.
The evening world., 1893-07-28

We have no account Of Ewes troubles
in the aesthetic decoration OF her house
in the garden. We cannot imagine her
knitting her brows over the question of
blue-gray dining-room or a russet one
OF whether. perhaps. after all, 1t had
not better be terra Gotta or even olive
The only explanation OF this apparent
lack Of interest is that she had guild
ance from above. One Of her baskets
Of gossip must have contained the nee
essary information. For the benefit Of
those who are not SO fortunate. and to
briefly suggest a few Of the colors that
may be safely used for the parlor and
some connecting room--posslbly the din
ing-room-and the relation in which
they best accord. the following table Is
given:
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Dining.RooA.

OIulHGsh hUUh.
A dull red.
A dark olive or ssgs.
A dull peacock blue.
Chocolate or hns bro'u,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

k,,vrSTON. Tex, Sent. 4.--lSpc'
4 1;slyeston- So mlni-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

AUSTIN. Tex, Sept 4.-speclall-
There were about 800 Democrats at the
board Of trade hall tonight when col, c..
NJ, Rogers called the meeting TO order.
Dr. Denton the chairman. stated tile OBJ
jcct OF the meeting under the call that had
been published some days and then de-
clared the meeting open for business.
Colonel Rogers offered the resolutions
commencing Cleveland which were unpnl,
mously adopted, after speeches by Colonel
Rogers ami Presidential Elcr;Or Ham Ward.
The following resolutions were A.
adopted: ''Whcrcns, there appears to he
among the Democrats ot the state a III.
vision OF sentiment IN regard 10 the imam.
clhl question, which seriously threatens
the unity Of the party and is success in
the future: and
Whereas, It Is desirable and important
that the Democracy Of Texas should unite
In sustaining the principles NJ tlid n4r'
as enunclated In the national platform
adopted a Chicago; therefore be Ii
"Res0lyel that we denrecatc ANA condemn
any attempt to foment strife and disrurd
IN the ranks Of the party and declare that
It should be the policy Of an true Demo
Gratis OF this state to forget past differences
and come together In solid front In the
support OF the national platform ur the
nlrtV.N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., Sept. 4.
William Barrett, a dairy farmer, shot and
killed John Egan, 10 years old, aud prob
ably mortally wounded David Crawford,
IL years cd, this afternoon, at his farm.
He claims crowd Of boys were annoying
him and he fired both barrels of shot
gun into the air to friRhten Them away,
and had no intention OF shooting any Of
them. Spectators declare he bred delib-
erately into the crowd Of boys. Led 10y
the fathers a great crowd Of neighhors,
insensihility, and would probably have
lynched him but for the arrival of the
police, who rescued aud took him into
custody.
The bay Egan died fifteen minutes
after being shot and forty-iye buekshoi
were hiken from his chest by a doctor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05
ilxchanrr ~ uaivoslon
lRE Markets.
oIcElRoY 4 GiRnnr.


NEW ORLEANS. la. Sept. Me.
Epy x Gllort say: Futures Liver.
pool opened 9-I lower advanced i.Gt
and finally closed l.,A AhOYe SATURDAY.
Spot sa'cs were 10000 bales This
course seemed 10 oticr little encourage
mont to further advance IN oar mar
ket, hpt rs We have frequently repeated
the irend 0f popular opinion is Ia favor
9n higher piiccs. and WHEN that oplnlqn
Is SUPPORTED hy au exceedingly light
movement and backed hy an active spot
demand it Is not surprising that our
market took the lead as Il did last year,
and that We close az an advance OF ~
points over Saturday
Spots are Is cent hlghrr. with sales
OF tDO bales, The hesitation Of Liver
pool to meet the advance promptly ma
tural'y causes considerable comment,
but Il must not ho nrgVilen that The
market stlll holds ycry large stock Of
old cotton and + fully able 10 ncot the
demands for Immediate consumption
The ueiive inquiry on this side Il from
exporters who have sold for September
shipment aud who must buy their cotton
IN America 10 til ihu,f contracts. The
Hight movement has naturally caused
them great deal of concern and their
efforts 20 bus have lent to this advance
the substantial support OF an Inactive
spot dvmanlJ We learn to-day that of
iefinga are becoming little more lrcc
from North feNas Tor delivery here lW-
FORE the end OF SppiVnihcr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05
rEnsoNAI..

President john Horribly aud General
Freight and Passenger Ngers Osrai
White Of phe Fort Worth and Rio
Grandc have returned from Chicago.
pr; Frank Gray is back from his trip
to Chicago
tin.
Miss Ililda 0cl,ander OF Waco is visit
ing Miss Fannie Peers, corner Of Sixth
aud Rusk streets.
4. u. Morgan left last evening for
Waco TO attend the Baylor university.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. Il. Simms. with their
only son, have returned home. after an
extended visit 10 Chicago, Cincinnati aud
points in Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Carter. accom-.
n9uied by their daughters. Misses Lolita
and Donnie Lee, left last night for Chic.
ago and other Northern cities. After tax.
Ing in the sights Of the White City. Miss
Lolita will be taken 10 Oxford. o.. where
she will remain TO attend school for the
ensuing year.
Miss Laura Mayer left yesterday TO
visit relatives Al Springfield, o., aud will
visit the Worlds fair and the ST. Louis
exposition before returning.
William Caps and wife got back yes.
terday from the Worlds fair and Chiea-
go.
Mayor Squyres Of Henrietta was in the
city yesterlay.
Mrs, A. It Hebert. accompanied by
Miss May and A. I. dehert. Jr.. her
daughter aud son, will leave on Satur-
day for New Orleans, where they ex-
pect TO make their future home.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

LONDON, Sept. IA dispatch 10
the Times from Bangkok says Great
Britain has lost her prestige with the
East, because of her passlveness IN con-
uection with the FrancO-Sianese ques-
tion. Important British enterprises at
Bangkok. Il says. are being abandoned
owing to fears for the future The cor
respondent adds that the Chinese In
Southern Yiunnan aud Quong ~ are
preparing to protect their interests on
the left bauk Of the Mckong. and that
in consequence the French viii likely be
placed in a disngreeahle dilemma. The
commander al Chantahung hns asked the
commander at Saigon for relnforcements
as his position Is unsafe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

ST, LOUIS, Mo-, Sept. THE
Worlds Sunday School convention to-
night elected the following officers;
President, b, +. Jacobs, Chicago; vice
presidents, r. +. Bclsey, England Geo
White, England: George Shipman. Eng
land; d. Il, Wolfe, Missouri; w. n,
Hartshorn. Massachusetts ]. NJ. Green,
Georgia. Ontario j. j. Mcl.Aren; Ger
many, Count Won Bernstein; Mexico, H.
w. Brown.
For recording secretaries. Marion Law
renee. Ohio; Il. W. Gilbert. England;
A: Crawford, Scotland; S. +. Leet, Can
ada.
Enrolling secretaries. s. Il. Gin,
Pennsylvania; statistical secretary, II.
pays0n Porter, New York.
Committee on resolutions, +. A. Woods.
Maryland: William Randolph, Missouri
j. r. Pepper, Tenuessee; Alfred Day,
Ontario; Edward Tower, England w. r..
King and j. L. Phillips, india.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE meeting Of the
Irish parliamentary party, presided over
by Justin Mccarthy this evening was not
altogether harmonious. The Paris fund
and other subjects were under cousldera-
lion Matters were moving peacefully un-
III a resolution Of confidence In the com.
mlttee OF Tie party WIS proposed, This
lei 10 q difference ~ opinion. IN tho course
on which John barry for the Southern dl.
vision Of wexford county lniiinntcd Ills IN
This created considerable confusion ana
Rarry was earnestly solicited 10 abandon
his Intention. Barry would not commit
himself and the meeting adjourned with
bis Intentions still IN doubt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-05

PARIS, Sept 4.-rhe declaration at
Meta Of Emperor William that he was
firmly determined 10 mnintaln the peace
Of Europe. has attracted much attention
in the newspapers Of France. and com.
lnehts on Its Significance are freely made,
The Moderate journals call particular ut.
tcntitn to the impressive nature Of the
empcror's reception Ia Meii. but uune Of
them viii admit his welcome, however
wRrn u might have been. constitutes an
abandonment OF Alsaccl Lorraine against
dominance Of Germany. The Chauvinist
Junrnal declares that the welcome given
the emperor az Metz was wanting Ia
sponianelty. AMI that tho RECEPTION ten-
dered The Prince OF Naples was decidedly
cold. They think the kaiser viii lie disnp.
pointed with the visit