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MARGIEs LETTER IN HIS POKER
N IL Now Part OF the Evidence n Mrs.
Heukipg's Divorce suit.

Il IL Now Part OF the Evidence 4. Mrs.
Heukisg's divorces tuis.
Lillian F. HsukinR has begun . suit for ab-
soluts divorce against Leonard J. Heuking.
Jr., an insurance agent and yesterday sppli-
cation was made to Judge Osborne in the City
Court In Brooklyn for allmony and counsel fee.
The couple were married In September.
1892. and separated last summer. after Mira
Heuking had discovered . gushing letter In
her husbands pocketa The letter began
Darling" and ended Your loving MsrRie."
II was addressed from Springtown N. Y. and
was dated Aug. 16 1893 This IL Q part OF the
letter.
I want to see you Just As much a. IL hadn't sssa
you IN ten years. Twas dreaming about all niEht
oh. how wish was with you this mnutsi I am
not content TO be away from you I shall never
good enough for me. Bless your dear heart.
] wish had my arms around your neck just
dear; don't know what am coming 20. cant
any hing but my affection for you hope you will nos
grow weary of IT. for It has taken complete possession
OF ne-the love have for you Goed-b my darling.
Heaven take care Of you
Miss Margis McCord Ia the correspondent in
the case. She was . typewriter In the Stewart
building. The husband denies that any Inn
proper relations ever existed between him and
Miss McCord-
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yHAns Advising Other ratsrsoa Six Asa
90 Resist The 8trIksrsf

PATERSON. n. J.. April 4.-The striking rib
bon wsavers are confident tonight that their
long strike will soon be ended They have
discovered that harmony no longer exists
among the sixteen manufacturers who have
formed combination against them. An OK
citing scene Is said TO have brought the last
meeting of the manufacturers to al abrupt
close. and the strikers daily look for break In
the com bination As result OF the rows
1t 10 said that William strange. one Of the
largest manufacturers In this city and In the
country Is making ribbons upon broad silk
looms while he has been advising other man
ufactursrs to hold out against their en- loyeeA
Some expressed displeasure at what they
termed Mr. stTsnge's du plieity. as most Of the
ribbon manufacturers have no broad silk de-
pArtments connected With their plants and
have not opportunities similar TO those taken
advantage Of by the President OF the hanuiae-
tuTsrs' Association
There were no startling developments In the
dysTs' strike to-day. The presence OF large
squad OF police ct the WeidmAnn Dye Works
keUt the stTik ers quiet.
PatrolmAn John Powers was arrested to-day
for committing assault and battery upon
HenTy Nsdder. laH-abiding citizen whom
Powers mistook for striker and smoked
down with his fist
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sA,rp,ns D,...,.r. o. IL. L.E...

ALPENA. Mich. April 4.-Ths Grummond
line steamer State Of Michigan went ashore at
North Point. Thunder Pay. during the gale
last night. She 10 on the rocks and pounding
badly The only passengers known to be on
board are the crew Of the propeller Barnum.
which was wrecked yesterday It Is believed
the passengers and crew will DO rescued.
CHEBorGAS. Men,, April 4.The propeller
Chicago on sunday. sank In the gale in the
Straits Of Mack nac early this morning The
Captain OF the Minneapolis reached here about
when OF McGulpin's Point. the Minneapolis
sank in twenty fathoms OF water. The crew
managed to escape and were brought here on
the Santiago and Red Wing.
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The bill for the construction Of a cARsl con-
Meeting the rivers Elbs and Tfays passed it's
second reading Ia the PTussiAn LandtAg yes
tsTdAy.
Emperor william Of Germany will arrive &C
Poia on board the yacht ChrlstAbel on Friday,
and proceed AZ once TO Venice. where he will
meet King HumbeTt OF ltaly.
IL Is announced that "a April "a Che North
German Lloyd steamship Company will de-
lSsJ2 the dividend vas l = Per cent
1fH'b SAYS that Sir Julian PaunesfOts, British
Ambassador 10 the LBitsd states. will prob
dor 70 Germany q the sAo Of this yeAE.
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Aaa Grants 10 ss.. Williams TIas d sc.
Married


Collector Kilbrsth returned from Washing
ton yesterday. and his first step was to arrange
the salaries OF three Of his chief clerks The
chief clerk OF the Auditors department has
always received $1,000 but the new ineum-
bent. Norman Z Adams. who went in yester-
day. IL to receive 81. 500 The deduction from
his salary OF 500 Was distributed thus: To
Chief Clerk Dunn OF the navigation bureau.
500; to Chief Clerk MeAvoy of the law divi-
sion. $500. and to Chief Clerk Estsrbrook OF
the liquidation division. 500. making their
salaries s2.7OO each. The Collector Increased
the salaries OF these three chief clerks for
their efficient and industrious services.
The neat stsp taken bJ he Collector Was TO
grant the application for leave OF absence to
Deputy Collector n. q; Williams to attend my
own wedding" Gsn- Williams IL 20 be married
TO-DAY. but only his DsTSonal friends ka0H Of
the hGpFy event
With the Collector thai Naval Ohlesr 10 sue
coed Theodore b Willis will Do named yeTy
shortly aud that he will be Christopher Co
lumbus Baldwin
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MILHoLLxND ORGANIZATION.


Executive Cennittes Ready for . SHOW 81
Hands-Ths Subordinate Committees.
The Executive Committee OF the Republican
organization OF the city and county OF New
York organized last night at . meeting held at
1.l22 Broadway. Gen. Michael Kerwin OF the
Twenty-e eighth Assembly district was chosen
Chairman. and J. A. stetlsr. by reason OF his
place as Clerk OF the County Committee. Is its
Secretary.
The several district leaders made reports to
the effect that their espionage on the ENROLL
ment under tho plan OF the ommittse OF
Thirty has conviDeed them that the enroll
msnt was In the most part fraudulent Act
ing on these reports. IL was decided to chal-
lengs the Committee OF Thirty to . compari-
son OF enrollments to determine which faction
has the greater number Of bona fde voters on
its list.
John E Miiholland announced that the lease
OF the State League headquarters will expire
on May !. and that It will be necessary to se-
cure permanent headquarters elsewhere. The
Finance Committee was charged with this
duty.
Chairman Milholland OF the County Com
mittes announced the appointment OF the fol-
lowing committees:
rln.nesaGsn: Mieaasl K:r~,p, ROO.r. Gordon.
a.ya pr & \ tus. J9sn T. Drake. 4. v. Ri.ia and and
on LsEislAIion-Chsstsr H. gouthworth. j. II. Henry,
Thomas w. Robertson. John stisbIng and stephen s.
SIInouson-
on Observation-Disclosures H. Huber. Or. Hamilton
Wiliiams Joseph flock, a. ID. Sullivan. J, Johnson. T.
St John GAnney William Armstrong. DR.. uhek. W. q.
BuTis. Peter H. Mcdonald. James B. kslshsimsr. and
Edward ZimmsTmAh-
GA SAIuTaliIEiion-FrsdsTi a. Gsdnsy. Thomas y
Harrington. John stosbiink WtiiiAm A CummInEA
Peter schultz. and William '. DAILY
Public spsAksrs-FTAnk J. Marlin, s. J. Bishop q. 7.
Sanford. William HAulsy Garrett Nay r. BToWnsL
and II. l. Schroeder
sT5s I:SI S:s.n James
Neutrality-suspicious. n simonson, James Town
send Otto Irving Wise. Donald Mclean. Charles II.
TTAiiteuL Thomas Lnsk. and T. Murphy
On AppeAlS-uAmilton HiLiAmG Henry Crosse, Louis
BrsnnsE W. W. Graham. 7. ST. John GAHney. samuel
kosnig. and Charles FunL
Bysrs. Peter H. Mcdonald Aad j. A stsEleT.
Flrst NoIsTs-JAmss q. AcAurIAy Henry y. Page VIII
liam A. hADsG Jr. HsmAn Is Wilson. James Q. Nc.
Carney. William Sanford LAYTON. George fleiksE. aAd
Thomas Farrell
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Til. ru.,.Am.u. OF A..rss,.,..

MADRID. April x-The Cortes was opened to-
day. and Senior Capdepcn. the new Minister OF
Justice. introduced at once a bill for the Sc
vsrsr punishment OF Anarchist criminals The
bill provides that any man responsible for ex-
plosIons which are likely to cause death or
serious bodily injury shall be punished with
graph proposes exception ally severe sentences
for all persons. most notably newspaper edit
ors. who com m end bomb throwers and bomb
sociations illegal and provides for their DISCO
luton.
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PARNELLITE CONFERENCE.
HEADERS skY THEY HAVE NO CON-
FIDENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT.

An Erisn nrs-sers % Fsrris~srs Uress 90
No An Thsy Ca. 60 RrisE Abeut = aeu-
srai Rleetisu-Rsising Funss fcr the Fsrty
-Fisaees OF support rro- New York.
DUBLIN. April 4.-Ths convention Of the
Parnellite section Of the Irish National party.
held in the Rotunda yesterday. Was attended
by nearly all Of the leading members Of that
wing Of the Irish party and also By repre-
sentatives Of the other sections of the party.
Among those present we're John 4. Redmond.
William Redmond, Valentine h Dillon. Lord
Mayor OF Dublin the Mayor OF Cork. John j.
Clancy, joseph E. Kenny. Luke p Hayden.
Timothy Harrington. and William Field.
The convention was presided over By John
T. Redmond. NJ. r.. who made stirring speech
outlining the policy OF the Psrnellite party.
He said the political situation had become so
changed that the leaders OF the party felt that
they could no longer continue to bear alone
the weight OF pom sibility for the party's fu-
ture. He continued:
IF MIR. Balfour we're In power he would con-
duet the government Of Ireland by methods
quite as constitutional as those followed By
Mr. Morley. Therefore any further exercise
Of patience on the part Of the Irish members
Of Parliament will be . weak and cowardly
betrayal Of the interests which their con stitu-
ents have intrusted to them. Before any ma
tional measure Is adorted general election 10
Mr. Redmond said he believed in constitu-
tional agitation when IL was conducted by
men who were absolutely fearless; but II such
agitation were conducted in q farcical manner.
as IL had been by the leadera OF the anti Par
nellites. II were better that IL should be
abandoned and resolute men aud stern
methods called into reduisition as soon as
possible. lreland's only hope. he declared,
was immediate return to the path OF inde-
pendence Of the English parties which had
been followed by Mr. Parnell. Mr.. Redmond
was frequently interrupted By enthusiastic
cheering.
elarinR that all claims to the confidence OF
Irlshmen had boen forfeited By the Govern
mont and urging ell Irish nom bers Of Psrlia-
about n dissolution as soon as possible. The
resolution was unanimously adopted amid
cheers.
Mr. Redmond made an appeal for funds to
maintain the newspapers supporting the Par
nellite party. declaring that he would at once
retire from Irish politics II these newspapers
were allowed to die. Subscriptions for their
maintenance should be mnde at on &C.
A resolution was passed pledging the dele
gates to endeavor to raise funds In their re-
spectivo localities.
During the session the following cable de-
snatch from the President OF the Irish Inde-
pendents OF New York was read:
The Irish party OF New YORK send greet
srty ana an irsh Psriismsnt Draw On our rfsssursp
John Brennan AZ Bank of Ireland. Dubnn. for $4,000
EpvARD O'tLAHHRrr. President
H. G. BASsor. Secretary.
The reading Of the despatch aroused pro-
longed cheers.
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A Hsw.rz ROY e.Is Aw.z.

A young man who said he was Henry Niles
OF SO BoWery was locked up in one OF the solid
granite cells In the Adams street police sta
ton In BROOKLYN yesterday for intoxieation.
onsTs at 81 O'elork I'm the afternoon the
prisoner Was sleeping sOundly. The doormAn
aroused him. and the prisoner. after looking
around in y dGZed manner. shook himself and
then lay down again Two hours later he had
disappeared. The cell door Was open. The
d0oTmAn IL positive that he locked IL How the
man got away 10 q mystery.
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ROSA STAMPED HIS RIVAL
Antoinette's Family Had Rejected Hin Re-
cause Hs Had - had Temper.

Antolnette's Family Had Reteetea Hin Bs-
cause Hs Had . had Temper.
Frank Rosa. q young Italian barber OF 80
Withers street. Wiliamsburgh. has long been
In love with Antoinette. the seventeen-ysAr-
old daughter of Angelo georgia OF 1856 Lori
mer street Recently Antoinette's family were
told that Rosa had q bad temper. and they
warned him to keep away. Rosa said that he
would either have Antonette or kill her.
Yesterday Rosa learned that James Sroto .
fruit dealer. had cut him out in Antoinstte's
came face to face with his rival Antoinetts
screamel and ran out of the room. spoto and
but the barber pulled a stilstto from his left
sleeve and Iabbed 1t into spoto's abdomen.
where he was found TO he dangerously wounds
ed. Rosa was arraigned In the Even Street
Police Court and held without bail.
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Smoked Cigar esd rAs. K,lls4 Hias.Is

Jacob Bringolt sWiss cook. % years old.
spent the early part Of yesterday morning In .
saloon with some OF his countrymen. Then he
went to his room at 20S West Twsnty-eighth
street. lighted cigar. scrubbed few lines on .
sheet OF note paper, and fred bullet through
his heart. BrinRnlt came to this country about
near the body:
{ am going to shoot myself Nobody must think that
do 90 because Am out OF woTk have $50 In the
bank. ~hieh l leave TO my friend. Joe Risdt
The latter was BTlngolfs roommate The
weapon with which the swiss did the shooting
= ball as large as q marble. Thirty dollars was
found In the dead mans pocket
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TLs state heard OF Csavs.ssrs 81 1891
fIass.

HUDSON. N. Y. April L-Ths climax Of the
long contested Senatorial case OF Dean against
Osborn .wAslrsAehed to-day when. pursuant to
the order OF the court. John Brooks Lsavitt.
counsel for REALTORS. and J. n. Fiero. for re-
spondsnts appeared before Justice Edwards
TO make settlement OF the order taking proof
OF the amount Of the rslAtoTs' costs and OK
psnses In determining the amount OF the nne.
At o'clock the costs we're settled. and Judge
Edwards liked the fine at ShiSl.26. 10 be i'm
posed on the Board OF Canyasaers OF the State
Of New York for the disobedisRee Of an order
Of the court
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HAD BEEN MARRIED FOUR MoS1Hs
AIs. Laird a.d III. Mehrhof ssrprissa
Their Frisaa- by the Announcement.

Miss Laird azd Mr. Mehrhof ssrprissd
Tkeir Friends by the Announcement.
HAcKENsAcK. April 4.-Residsnts OF Ridge.
field Park and ofthis city were surprised to-day
upon learning that Miss Annabslle Laird and
Herbert C. Mehrhof were married secretly In
New York city last December. Miss Laird.
who IL 20 years old. 10 the daughter OF Mrs.
Mary z Laird Mr.. Mehrhof Is 26 years old.
and son OF Peter Mehrhof. rich brick man
ufactureT.
The families and friends OF the young couple
were mAking preparations for a June wedding
when they heard the nswa Mr.. Mehrhof was
going to furnish. Last week Miss Laird visited
relatives in Philadelphia. Young Mr. Mehrhof
spent two or three days In the same city and
on returning last night the couple announced
that they had been man and wife for four
months
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E1pro-,o- !. ,Ls RA-.p. Iro- WORKS.

NTGcK. April A terrible explosion 90
Cured In the large RsmGpo Iron Works AZ
RamRpo YESTERDAY afternoon and shook
houses for miles around. A dsTangsmsnt OF
the machinery had caused = shutdown for :
short time. and the men had left their foTKss
for few moments rest. From some unknoW
cause gas had penetrated the great air pipe.
pipe exploded. Portions Of the machinery
were hurled through the end OF the building
through the sids Of another building Whsrs
men were At work. but hurting none OF them
The south end u the iron works Wss almost
entirely blown out. but no ives were lost
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FLUSHING. L. L. April 4.-The patronAi feast
OF the Sisters OF st. Joseph was observed at 81.
Jossph's convent to-day. A solemn nigh mass
was celebrated at which Bishop Mcdonnell pom
tifeAtsd. Six postulants were received In the
afternoon. Their names and the names By
which they will be known in religion are nj ss
Gertrude Damsn OF BROOKLYN. to be sister GER
truds Maria Miss Anna l. WOODS Of Brooklyn.
TO Do Sister Francis de sAlss; Miss Mary + II.
Guirm OF New York, 10 be Sister Joseph
Anthony; Miss Anna !. Victory OF BROOKLYN, 20
be Sister Marie Xavier; Miss Elizabeth Gil
hooly. TO be Sister Patricius. and Miss Rose
Burns. TO be Sister Thomas Anna.
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sT PETERSBURG. April [-Ths Gar has con-
fsrred upon Chancellor Won Caprivi Of Ger
many the decoration Of the Order OF St An
drew. the Oldest and highest or'er In the gift
OF the Russian Emperor, In recognition OF his
Reichstag Of the treaty between Russia and
Germany. The Gar has already conferred q
decoration upon Freiherr MarsehAll Won Bie-
bernstein. German Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
for the same reason. and Emperor William
has similarly rewarded NJ White. the Russian
Minister OF Finance.
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sa.r.sl.a % M..g n.rsl.rI...

Frank FsathersOn OF 3o2 West FOrtisth
street who Is said to be responsible for num-
Der OF burRlaTies that have recently been com
mIttsd on the east side was held for trial In
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
on a charge preferred by Mrs. LiebeI OF iO'i
Third avenue. On March ~ IL IL alleged that
he broke into her nat and stole 500 worth Of
lie stabbed With an ice pick Anthony Miller. .
brakeman on the elevated road. Fsatherson
admitted his guilt but denied that he had
been concerned In other buTglaTieA.
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Ex-Jadgs Browa's SHIT Tor ID aasgss Agsias,
the Elevated Railroad.

the Elevated Railroad.
EI-JudRe William F. Brown OF Morrisania
bought q ticket on April 2 1891. at q station Of
the Suburban elevated road. He was Just en-
tering the train. he says. when the Eatsman
slammed the gate and gave jerk at the bell
The result was that Mr.. Brown fell forward
striking his mouth on the top Of the gate and
knocking out five Of his upper teeth. He
damages, and the action came to trial yester-
day before Judge Dugro Of the Superior Court
and jury. Mr.. Brown testified that since the
accident he had been obliged to have q sixth
tooth pull led. The case was given to the jury
at q late hour with instructions to bring In q
sealed verdict this morning.
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MORE TIME FOR PREsDEnelsE
The Insanity Trial Set for Nay n a.A tks
Exeeutios for July q.

EHeeutioa for July Q.
CHICAGO. April A. Assassin PrendsrGsst's
attorneys scored another point to-day. and
the insanity hearing has been postponed until
May 81 and the date OF execution has been
set for July 2. The State said that It was not
ready to go on with the case. The States at
torney doubted that Judge Chetlain had au-
thority to act In the premises. and to set this
point at rest It would be necessary to hunt up
authorities, which would consume o great
deal OF time. Therefore the State asked that
the date for the insanity trial be set for some
fence. and the time was extended By consent
OF both sides The State asked that the Court
appoint a special bailiff TO take charge OF
draw q special ysnirs to try the case. This
was objected to. and both propositions were
defeated.
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BELGRADE. April +-Prsmier simitch tender
ed his resignation to the King because OF the
attitude Of ex-King Milan. Who NJ. simitch
declared. was endeAvoring to make tool OF
the Government with which to destroy the
Was conspiring 10 overthrow the Obrenoyltch
dynasty On the other hand. 1t is alleged that
private letter written BY n. simiteh. in which
he referred to the Cars implaeable enmity to
ex-KiDg Milan. but this the friends OF NJ
blmitch stOutly deny
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TIL, Ps.am. C.,ai.

PARIS, April A-Persons representing 722-
600 shares in the Panama Canal enterprise
met here to-day and resolved to intrust .
syndicate Of 1--WE with the founding Of . new
company to complete thu canal. They agreed
to provide Q first subscription OF 2C,O0O, 600
francs this to be subscribed proportions tely.
and the share OF the existing com mittse to be
deducted from the assets dstributable amonG
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ST. PErERsBURo. April 4.-The Messenger
d. Europe tofficiAD publishes an inspired artI-
Gle setting forth that the conclusion OF the
com mereiAl treaty with Germany is regarded
by the Imperial Council as q guarantee OF the
peace OF Europe The measure, the article
view as IL Is advantageous economically.
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a Lrs.r.I E.,-rs.a to P.rl,....'.

LONDON. April 4.-Ths election in the Wis
bseh division Of CambridReshirs yesterday
resulted in the return of Mr.. Arthur Brand.
Liberal. who received 1853 votes to 4 227 east
for Mr.. Stopfold .SAekyIlle. Conservative Mr.
brand Was seeking re lection on his appoint
ment as Treasurer OF the Household
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The second annual dinner Of the BTsoklyn
Press Club took place last night At the Clarsn-
don Hotel Congressman Amos J. Cummings
Vas among the speakers Among the guests
we're FOlies Justice Watson. Congrsssma Ia
Thomas y. AaEnsF sx-Shsria RhinshATt. CltJ
CLERK Joseph Bsnjamin. AID Police Justice
s. b Gosttlnk.
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PARIS. April 4.-Newspapsr dispatches from
Rome say the Pope had fAinting nt yester-
day. which lasted a half hour His recovery
MAS complete. however. and he showed no
signs OF weakness thereafter
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Hur,ni OF Dr. Browu-s.s..rs.

PARIS. April 4.-Dr. Brown Ssauard was
buried to-day In Montparnasse Cemetery.
The funeral was almost entirely devoid Of
ceremony. and. in obedience to the Professors
own request. the customary orations at the
grave We're omitted. NJ Loewy. President,
Sciences. and NJ. Boissier. rector OF the College
OF france. were am ong the pail bearers
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MIAMsBUEo o.. ApFil Paul J. sorE Of
Maidstone vas tO-dAy nominated b. the
Third District Democratic Convention for
Hoax
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Passenger. or Oh. Disabled Ems.

HoRrA, Faysl April 4.-Ths passengers and
mails Of the disabled steamer Ems will be put
on hoard the steamer Kaiser wilhelm IL,
which 10 expected to arrive here about April
10 1t has not yet been decided whether the
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DA CANA MUST 60 TO PozTUezz.
Orders e Tshs Hiu. There witheus M.ter-
tag Brasil Waters.

LISBON, April 4-The steamer Angola com
msnded By Capt Andrsds Of the Portuguese
navy. sailed from this port for Busnos Ayres
to-day with . force Of marines and infantry.
She IL under orders to proossd to take on
board the insurgent Admiral d. CANA and his
Officers, who are now on the Portuguese war
ships Mindello and Alfonso de Albuquerque.
and return imm ediately with the refugees 70
Portugal Without antaring brazilian HatarA
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LONDON. April 4.-FrsdsTick G. selous. the
South African explorer WAsmaTried 1t Glou-
eester to-dAy to nladys daughter OF Canon
AAddy OF Gloucester.
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COUNTRY HOMES!

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BELTS.
Fifty patterns
of Sterling
Silver Buckles
mounted on
Moire Ribbons
$3.50 and upwards.
Theodore A. KOhn & Son,
JEWELLERS,
So West 23d Street.