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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
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Evening journal., 1893-03-16
nIrn.

BOYLE. On March Q. the infant daughter
Of James f.. and Mary L. Boyle, aged
months and days
BROWN-Near ralleyville, March 3. 1903.
Clarence Edward. Youngest child OF J. Her
bert and Elma j. Brown.
CRCNMEY-in this city on the 10th inst.
Edward II. Crummey. aged 81 years.
GOUERT On the llth instant. Mary II.
Allmon, wife of Charles W. Gouert
HICKMAN. On the l4th instant, Mary A.,
widow of John Hickman.
IkONS.-At Delaware City. on March 10.
Bessie, wife OF : II Irons, in her 9Th year
Funeral from the residence of her husband
on Sunday morning. March 10. go $50. Inter-
ment at Delaware City Cemetery.
KITCHEN.-In this city, on March II. John
G. Kitchen, aged n years.
KAISFR.-On March 10, Christina, widow
of John Kaiser, aged go years.
LA plERhE.-On March H., Gertrude La
Pierre, aged "a years.
LOWBER.-On the 18th instant, Joseph
LOwDcr.
MALONE.--On March le Lizzie. daughter
Of W. l.. and Julia Malone. aged months.
MONAGHAN-On the 18th instant. Hannah
Monaghan, widow Of Oven Monaghan,
aged 70 years
Funeral from her late residence No. 1907
West Second street, on Friday morning nt
9 o'clock. High mass at ST. Paul's Church,
lnterment at New Cathedral cemetery.
NERNON.-In this city. on the iith instant
Mary A., widow Of Alfred Vernon. aged @.
years.
WILSON Maroh 10. Elizabeth. widow
OF the late George =. Wills, In the s0th year
/ Of her age.
WHITMAN On the iith instant, George
| Whiteman, son OF George G.. and Lulu White
nau, aged years.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

for New Castle county was introduced in
the senate yesterday afternoon. IL Is a
companion to the milk inspector bill ano
stands with one foot on anthrax and the
other on tuberculosis.
Opposed to the Repeal.
The Associated Charities of Wilmington
is averse TO the repeal of the Ball Tramp
law Speaker Whiteman presented to
the House protest from that organiza
ton.
smyrna's Advanced step.
Representative Hall introduced bill
authorizing the town commissioners of
Smyrna to borrow S25, 600. OF this
amount $3.50 will be spent for sewers
and $4,000 for an electric light plant.
The County Commissioners' wants.
Representative Couch introduced the
bill to amend the Five Commissioners
bill II increases the salaries Of the
commissioners to 1000 and allows them
8 cents a mile for all travelling done In
the discharge of their duties.
Legislative Notes.
A bill increasing the pay of Detectives
Witsil and McVey to 81, 200 and trans
ferring the expense from Wilmington to
the state was introduced In the House
General Theodore f. Armstrong, Of
Newark, was here yesterday.
Ex Sheriff William Simmons was here
yesterday in behalf of his State Peniten
tiary bill.
The county treasurer Of Sussex county
Is dissatisfied with his pay. Senator
Records introduced bill increasing his
salary from $500 to $500
Senator Records introduced the bill to
abolish the collateral inheritance state
tax
Senator Pilling introduced an act for
the relief of Mary R l.. Withers. Of VII.
mington. 1t changes her name TO Mary
R. l. Riggs and makes her the adopted
daughter of William I Riggs
At the present time the vestry of st.
Johns p e. Church, Wilmington, il
composed of two wardens and five vestry
men. Senator Pilling introduced an act
increasing the number of vestrymen 10
seven
bill authorizing the road commits
sioners of Red Lion hundred to borrow
enough money to pay of their debts was
introduced in the House
Representative Hall introduceda bill
to repeal the Richardson valued policy
law published in the EVENING JOURNAL
several days ago.
Ex-Governor James Ponder. was in
town yesterday.
Representative Watkins introduced a
joint resolution authorizing Judge Mar.
vel to complete and publish the law
reports left undone by ex Judge Hous
ton The resolution was referred
The House ordered its Committee on
Revised Statutes to confer with the
attorney general on legislation needed
to prevent larceny and desertion.
The new charter of Georgetown. q
very bulky document, was introduced in
the House
Representative Dasey introduced
bill compelling all tax collectors in tb,
state to fill in tax receipts with pen anC
ink
Representative Harrington introduced
a bill fixing license fee limit of $40 OF
I Jacks and stations.
| Representative Hickman introduced
bill to change the name Of Cape Hen
lopen City to Rehoboth.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
N. Y. Clothing House.
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE OF sl5m WORTH OF
i good furniture win be sold at stidham
a. Sons Auction Room on Friday after
nonn March ~. at o'clock. Five Parl0r
suits. upholstered in Plush and Hair Cloth;
eieht Bedroom SUITE, 25J yards of good
Stow :. Tables, eto. Silver-plated goods,
dishes and lot Of all kinds Of goods. The
goods will be open for inspection on evening
before sale aud early on morning Of sale
l.. W. SIIDHAM & SON.
Auotioneers.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RE mt.

FOR RE MT.
WEST SIDE.
2ol West Sixth, rooms.
g22 West Sixth, rooms.
1925 Market, rooms and bath.
S. 4. cor 10th and Market. 10 rooms and bath.
1909 Market, rooms and BATH
ll Market, rooms and bath.
Nl II tnall, rooms nrd bath.
. South clayton n rooms and bath.
is5 West 2 bird. rooms and bath.
Z3l Adams, rooms and bath.
no "a est, rooms and bath.
lll2 West. rooms and bath.
2r0Gilpin avenue, 70 rooms and bath.
ll2l Gilpin avenue, rooms
VIZ lowering avenue. rooms.
a3l lowering avenue rooms.
g2i lowering aVenue.4 rooms.
coz West Front 6rOoms and bath and store.
1902 a est 'FRONT.' rooms and bath.
1904 West Front, rooms and bath.
1912, 1916 Wet Second. rooms and bath.
ll1 Shlpley. p rooms and bath.
gB shiplcy, 5 rooms
505 West Ninth, rooms ana bath.
49, s Scott. 6 rooms and bath.
Goa Van Huren. l0 rooms aud bath.
6if Van Burcn. 10 rooms and bath.
800 West Fourtl enth, rooms and uatn
sl1 Market, store and dwelling, Is rooms and
baths.
1914 Van Buren. rooms and bath.
ltO3 West Eighth, 3 rooms I'D bath.
2d jefferson street, II rooms and bath.
s3i Morrow street, rooms and bath.
1917 Shallcross avenue, rooms and bath.
ili searlcs street. B rooms.
1911 West Fourth street, 5 rooms.
7uN 1ll Scott street. 3 rooms.
1915 Pleasant street, 5 rooms and bath.
iul Tntnall street, rooms
500 Madison street. l0 rooms and bath.
6O0 West Ninth street. rooms and bath.
iOl Iainan street, 3 rOOms
lOi Madison street. lu rooms and bath.
@ Washington street, III rooms ana patn.
1909 Lincoln street, rooms and BATH
EAST SIDE.
1874 Claymont street. 5 rooms.
1910 icnld street. z rooms and bath.
lO5, 1913 Spruce, g TO- ms and bath.
1912 Spruce. g rooms a1d bath.
Eleventh and EirkwOOd, house ana store.
202 e0i. 20d East Fifth, rooms ava path.
/ $40 asst Thirteenth. 3 rooms and bath.
/ 27 Poplar, rooms and BATH
] lll King. rooms and BATH
/ tlU King, ll rooms and bath.
/ 1913. o. 9, Church, @ rooms and lath.
/ eos Church street. rooms ana natn.
/ 80 East ty-secOnd street, rooms
1 1lei. East Fourteenth, rooms.
| i2 Robinson. Z rooms and bath.
i lG. n Robinson, 6 rooms.
/ ne East isteen h, II rooms ana patn-
] iiO5 Fast Thirteenth, @ rooms
J 1878 Chestnut street, rooms.
! 1921 Fast Fourteenth street. rooms
/ i0ii Church street
! Farm near Greenvillo.
HEALD g. CO.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
How to Obtain a Fair Com
pleXiOn by Natural Means.

The natural Carlsbad Sprudel Salt
clears the complexion and purihes the
blood. 1t is an excellent Aperient, Lax
ative. and Diuretic. It is pleasant to
take aud permanent in action. Each
bottle comes in light blue paper carton,
and has the signature. "EisHer d Men
delson Co New York, Sole Agents" on
every bottle.
5le5 Elegant Upright slightly used, with
stool and cover.
$40 Buys Bay state Organ perfect order cost
Sl2S.
BLASTUS e. SONS.
1l0l ll03. lll0 Chestnut St., Phila
Send Your Carpets to the Electric Carpet
Cleaning and Upholstery Works, 900 Orange
ST. Telephone 3d. Bader * Conway.
pabst Milwaukee beer on tap at kobelen's,
Jos West Seventh street.
Cummings the photographer, cor Market
ef-aff
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

WANTED .-BOARDERs. GOOD ACCOM-
w mediation. WESTERN HOTEL, Fourth
nd Orange.
TWO GENTLEMEN OR MAN AND WIFE
l. can he accommodated with hoard $. w.
corner Fourth and Jefferson streets.
WANTED -BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
W modRtlona. No. flA East Fourth 9trae'. d.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
N. Y. Clothing House.
316 Market Street.

A Gentleman who bought
one of our SIS Clay Diagonal
Suits yesterday told us that he
was in every Clothing store in
Wilmington and several of the
largest stores in Philadelphia,
and he found that we had the
best black goods for the price
the largest variety of fabrics,
and styles-the most perfect
htting-the best trimmed, and
best made:
Clay Diagonals,
COrkscrews,
Serges,
Cheviots
Unfinished Worsted.
Basket Diagonals,
Whipcords,
Narrow Wales,
Bedford cords.
Store open evenings.
Strictly one price and II DIS
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
IN Y ClOthin9 HOISe.
$40 Market St7eet.
MAX EPHRAINT.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ payers OF Backbird Hundred.
The taxable residents OF Blackbird hun-
dred aud all persons liable TO pny tax tn said
signed delinquent tax collector for said hun
dred viii Doe az Mrs. Perry's store, Tuesday,
March 81. and Tuesday, April and nt De-
Hncy Murphv'a store, Tuesday, March h
between the hours aud 4 y. M Tuesday,
March, 81; between the hours of 10 n m. and
p D. M. for the purpose Of receiving taxes
In pursuance of am act of the General Assem-
oily of this state. II. q. BkOCkSOM.
InIInnfur.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
N. W. Cor. Fifth and ShipIGy Sis.

We have this season sur
passed all previous efforts in
the selection of Fine Furni-
ture, Carpets and Mattings.
The fact of this immense
stock having been purchased
direct from the factory enables
this establishment to give its
numerous patrons the advant-
age of all discounts which are
thus saved.
Every purchaser of Furni-
ture in the city would do well
to give US a call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. The ex-
tremely low prices will sur
prise you.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,.....s5Oo. 600

AUTHORIZED cAPrrAL,......s5oo.O 900.
New series inst issued. Books now ready.
shares, 81 each per month.
Money loaned 90 members on first mortgage
on improved real estate Ia the city of VIII
minrtOn.
Easy monthly paymon enable members 20
borrow money for improvements or 20 obtain
a home on the most ga advantageous terms with
very little outlay above regular rent.
For shares or further Information apply 20
EDWARD A. klRN, President.
Or. J. IT. sIMMS, Vice President
WM. n. HAWKINS. Secretary.
SOL. III. SrAATs. Treasurer.
OFFICE, lI2 MARKET STREET.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
NOTICE.-GO TO CLARK's Cos MADl-
~ son street for pure candy

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX.
~ payers OF Braudywine hundred
The taxable residents of Brandywinc hun-
drod and all persons liable 90 pny tax in said
hundred are hereby notified that the UNDER
signed delinquent tax collector for said hum
drod will be az Shnrpicy's School House, SAT-
urday, March rs. Practical Farmer, Monday,
March .O East Lake, bullock's Store, Tues
day, March 20; between the hours ~ 10 a. m.
and b. no. for the purpose of receiving taxes
in pursuance of AN act of ho General Assem-
bly, of this state.
w. l.. HUSBANDS.
Collector Of delinquent taxes of Brandy
wine hundred
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
e051f7O0F
s4OG41Se
ASSETS.
DEPOSITS,
SURPLUS
SltO52al7

INTEREST ALLOWED on deposits
money for one or more calender months az
tho rate Of per cent per annum.
Money loaned on Mortgages on kaa Estate
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
rnn SALE

FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.-A MAGIC LANTERN OUT
II no VIII magnify q picture on the
screen rom six 10 eight inches In diameter.
with fine collection of twenty two ST ws
suitable for sun ay school or home entertain
monts. "a ! in good order. win be sold cheap.
address, Ouiht. this ce.
TO7 SALE-HANDSOME BANK COUN-
II ter. desks revolving chairs. cabinets. Ia
hlcs and other office furniture, contained In
our old office I'm the hayard building. VIII
De sold at a great sacrifice at private sale. Ap-
ply TO L. J.. BUCK, No. SOB Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
A RTIsANs' SAVINGS bANA
no. &C. MARKET STREET
QQf1ssa IFisrtrrt nalr e.,

Open daily from 8 O'Clock a. m. until .. 10
and on luesdaya and Saturdays fIom ! 10
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

NOTlCE-TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ payers of Wilmington hundred for the
year lSo, The collector viii slt az the county
Court House commencing Saturday March rs
and continuing until Saturday, April ], 1893.
for the purpose of receiving rll county aud
poor taxes remaining unpaid for that
year. Taxes not paid after that date win he
collected with costs in accordance with law
Office hours. no 20 ~ a. IN . ? 90 b p. M. JOHN
A. MITCHELL. Delinquent Collector
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
soARD AND ROOMS.

DOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNE
II eating, on second floor. furnished or un-
furnished Apply at 500 Market street.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
Ns,rrcra

NOTICE TO THE DELINQUENT TAX
~ payers OF Christiann Hundred.
The taxable residents OF Cnristiaua Hundred
hundred are hereby notified that the under
sigucd Delinquent Tax Collector for said huu-
drcd VIII be b. Q tentrevlllc. Monday March ~,
Toys Hotel Rising sun, Tuesday March 2l,
Court House Wilmington, Wednesday March
-, Post Office Highlands Thursday March g.
1888 between the hours of = and 3 p m for the
purpose of receiving taxes IN pursuance of an
act Of The General Assembly OF this state.
Office at Hotel 90 Newport Del
h; A. STURGEON
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

GEORGE W. BUSH President.
T.. WESLEY WELDlk, Nlce-lresiaent.
jOsTPH nj. SfATHFR Auditor.
Nov
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
HANRINo ANU riNANolAl

EQUITABLE LOAN ASSOCIATION
II or
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
FINE FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.

One of the busiest places in
the city at the present time is
our large and popular Furni-
ture Store at the
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

The Associated Charities of Wilmington
is averse to the repeal of the Ball Tramp
law. Speaker Whiteman presented to
the House protest from that organiza
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

The bill providing a meat inspector
Evening journal., 1893-03-16

oaqminsS Ca the photographer ao' Market
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
a nClty of the Dad. Q

Senator Lacey. on behalf of Senator
Pyle, introduced the act to in
corporate the Central Cemetery
Company. The commissioners named
are Mayor Frank f. Herbert, City
Auditor Harry II Billany. and DR. Peter
Cooper The capital stock is $4,000.
just Where IL Stands.
The bill providing a meat inspector
Evening journal., 1893-03-16
A Committee on settlement.

The General Assembly has appointed
joint committee to settle with ex-Attor-
ney General John Biggs in regard to his
last contingent allowance. The Senate
members are Messrs. Pilling and Pyle.
Messrs. Gam, Harrington ana Lynch will
represent the House.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
BANK MANAGEMENT CRITICISED.

ALLEGED NEED OF RECoNsTRUCTING THE BANK
OF ENGLAND DIRECTORATE.
London. Dec. 2.-"The Economist publishes an
article drawn forth by the recent rumors con-
cernng the Bank OF England. which had thelr
origin in the enforced retirement of Chief Cash-
Ter May The paper says that although the
methods Of the bank are not perfect, much Oh
the recent criticism Of the management WAS
wide Of its mark. During the regimes OF the iast
two governors of the bank many improvements
were effected. Errors Of judgment occur IN the
management of the leading joint stock banks
II instances the case Of the London ana west
minister Bank. which recently advanced loan on
shares owing their value entirely TO a mere
speculative rig" -
THE Westminster Gazette" quoting Ihe
Economist" adds that the transaction OF tne
London and Westminster Bank has been dis-
cussed by the Board OF Directors OF that IN
stitution and may lead to change In the man
agement. The paper further says certainly
within recent years something has been lacking
in the management of this great bank.
"The Statist," recurring to the necessity OF
reconstructing the directorate of the Bank or
England under a Government administrator, as
scrts that the present candidates for the a.
rectorate include men whom ii is not desirabie
should appear in the board. Among the present
directors. II says. Is one who recently was In
difficulties. Others are known to be needy men.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
4 NEW MANAGER TOR TIE MORTON HOOSE.

SHERIDAN SHOOK TO TAKE PERSONAL ChAh'I
OF THE HOTEL IN UNION SQUARE
The Morton House, at Broadway and fourteeh'h-
ST. facing Union Square, is about to take new
lease of life under management. for 'he
last year this weknown hotel has not peeh
making returns satisfactory to Its lessee, Sherldah
Shook Mr. Shook said last evening in regard 10
the changes contemplated:
The Morton House has one or the rnest ioca-
,ions In New-York and there Is reason why
the house should not be as popular as any s ho.ei
i'm the city. Charles f.. Nernam. VINO mas peel tne
proprietor and manager for the last nine years,
has run the affairs Of the house well. but ne mas
been in ill-health lately and has not been able 10
give 10 the business that close personal attenton Il
and supervision that is the great requisite Oh d
frst-class hotel ,,. rY.,.o ,,yso,f
now, and | shall manage the place personally i
shall try to make 1t just the popular hOted IL
should be- With the best OF accommodations
good service popular prices. and the central loca-
lion the Morton House ought to be on top. Later
| may engage a manager, but at present snail
run the place personally . -. A.. 80,
The Morton House is valuable part or inc uh-
divided estate of the late Cortlandt Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
R4pID TRANSIT AFFAIRS.
THE QUESTION OF BIDDER FOR THE ELEVATED
FRANCHISE pEPosITING MONEY AS AN

THE QUESTION OF A BIDDER FOR THE ELEVATED
FRANCHISE DEPosITING MONEY AS AN
EVIDENCE OF GOOD FAITH.
The ranId transit situation has been cleared up
somewhat bv the correspondence between John NJ
Bowers. counsel for the Commission. and General
James p. r O'Beirne who represents s. l.. Slmp-
son. the banker. of No. so Broadway, and a syndi-
cate. Some of the correspondence between Gen.
eral O'Beirne and members Of the Commission was
made public Yesterday. There has been great
amount of talk at the recent meetings OF the CON-
mission concerning the power of the COMMISSION
to accept a deposit from an alleged syndlcate as
guarantee Of good faith. The subJect was se..ieu,
80 FAR as the Commission Is concerned, YESTERDAY
by Mr. Bowers in the following letter 10 ueherai
O'Beirne: -. - >-o,,or,har
Dear Sir In answer to your note OF November
q to the Rapid Transit Commissioners l can o"y
repeat you in writing what l stated oraiiy "'
the meeting of the Board on Tuesday. A.,
Thu Rapid Transit Commissioners nave nU
power to make any conditions whatsoever WIN
any person proposing to deposit money ,. or Dohqs
as an earnest OF good faith or responslpnty;, ~ Al
you wish to make such deposit you can senu !. ~
the Controller of the city, WIN me e III
that YOU do earnest or goou iai'h anu , ~
sponsibility in proposing to bid upon the prop1Gseu
elevated franchise; and that you may thus SLOW
such good faith you will necessarily state 10 tne
Controller In the event of your taiiure 10 oiu
the money shall be given TO the city,
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
SENATOR VANCE FOR STATE BANK TAX
REPEAL.

baltimore Dec. 2-Senator Vance. OF North caro-
lima Is an ardent advocate OF the repeal OF the tax
on State bank notes lie thinks that a bill looking
TO this end Will be introduced at the coming ses-
sion OF Congress. and strongly advocated by most
Of the Southern Representatives. The Senator, VINO
Is now I'm this city. said to-day: . .
In my State there H. widespread feeling ina,
the repeal OF this tax will go long way toward
alieyiating tine depression that now eNists Ihefe
Is an almost unanimous sentiment for It's repeal.
and the renpl. look to their representatives. In
1ongress t. rye this relief our people say that
aoJ an n;,ort nifty viii be afforded TO much local
capital TO be invested In the state banks. ana so
10 md its way into circulation IL VIII pe inc
amy of state officers to that such banking
establishments are surrounded by every safeguard
we do not care for tn" cry that Is constantly
mad. that "A STATE bank currency VIII soon de-
pr.cintc This depreciation VIII be blessing III
,lisgulse because IL viii to Keep the money
i'm local circulation and thereby prevent stringency
OF contraction. II we have bills to pay, IN com,
rnercial centres like Baltimore. New-lork anu
other places they will be paid IN Cotton Exchange
bills and not In the State bank notes
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
IS JOHN c. AUSTIN ALITEf

THIS QUESTION WILL COME UP IN AN IN
TrREsTING INSURANCE CASE THIS WEEK.
The Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association VIII
appear az defendant In an interesting suit III .ne
Supreme Court this week. The case involves Slo'Vu
the amount; of the insurance in that company on the
life Of John c. Austin. of Brooklyn. The executor
Of John c. Aus,in's will is satisfied he says. that
Austin Is dead The insurance company says ne
is alive That Is the point at issue In tne c%ase' cas-
John c. Austin was wel-known man ,,rrlI IN snipI
ming circles His death is said to have occurredi
at Manhattan Beach July T. 1871 IL IS a'ieSe,. E
that he drowned while bathing thsre ~, on ,b,me ba
dav A man took Room No: 3sl in the patnins
pavilion there on that day. He placed ms Vaiuai
bles i'm a package. and wrote across II with a Iead
pencil "John c. Austin No lllt Deanist,. broo1, ~
ivn This bit of evidence is to be used as one VI
he strong points in the trial this week on the
other hand the company will produce pnG,o. pnSnca
graph OF Austin. said to have been taken s,nce
his alleged disappearance few days before ,a .o
tins supposed death he got policy LOT slVp'
from the United States Mutual Accident ,9 Ass4cIa
tlon Both companies have made investigato0nts, 0t
enI are satisfied that Austin is still living The
officers of both companies said yesterday that tnsy
preferred to wait until the case came in'o eou' I
before saying anything about H.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-03
ITALY STILL WITHOUT A CABINET.

REDUCTIONS IN MILITARY AND NAVAL BrD-
GETS DEMANDED BY sIGNoI z>NARDELH.
Rome, Dec. 2.-Senators Sonnlno ana Saracco
have declined positively to enter Zanarlers Cabi-
net Zanardelli has abandoned his original plan
of forming a Cabinet a broad political basis.
and is now trying to organize one of members OF
the Left among them Alessandro Fortis. the Radi-
cal leader.
King Humbert has had long conference win
Generals Cosenz Rcot;i and Primerano on the
subject OF army reforms. ,,, IT.,
Sgnor Zanardelli imposes as condition oi ms
acceptance Of the Premiership that the military
budget be reduced 20 100000 lire and the naval budget
100000 lire. - . -,
against disturbances at the reopeninS OF the Cham-
be. Of Deputies