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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

Politics is lively in the state. the per-
soual lines between Jarvis and Ransom
becoming tighter ana tighter each ddv.
despite the efforts II cooler hgads to
keep the fight on general grounds against,
the common foe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

Damsons. Damsons! Choice lot ut
GEORGE Il. BULLS,
S34 north Sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25

GALESBGRG. ILL. Sept 2i-The
Galesburg meeting closed to-day. and
many horses are gone. Alx and the ball
ance of the Salisbury string We're shipped
TO Columbus. Robert j., joe Patehcn
inE. The best race ~ to-day was the
$1,000 futurity for two-yca--old-. which
was won by Pansy MeGreEor. who beat
Impetuous a strong Iayurite in the bet
ting summaries.
Class Observation-Disclosures. first.
Grace Simmons second, Seaside third.
Best time 2.l5 g..
class 2I5-pace. purse $Io0)-Ioo
Patchen first Frank AEan second. Susie
third. Best time. 2.13 3d.
TWo-year-old futurity.-Pansy NcGrcc-
or C5y FereIs McGregor. Keats first.
Burlington second, lmpetuOu5 third. Best
time, PIG 3d.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
IHE FIRST IIILL. DR.tU.
Op ming OF tho Puglli-,ic Carnival I'm the
Crescent city

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 2l-Thc first az
the series OF fights which viii form the
pueiIisuc triple event at the Olympic
club tool, place tonight i'm the presence
or about 1000 persons. Prof. John L.
EckhdrIt, the popular New York referee,
Oti.Ciatrl ass judge of tine merits of the
men according 10 the terms of the ar
tcles of agreement between the fighters.
Murphy and Plmmor fought Tonight
for q purse OF s, Iop. S2p.p 90 gp 10 the
winner and 500 to the loser. The men
were IN splendid condition, and weighed
TN ar the stipulated Wtl-nt lIJ pounds.
The stakrl,ss ring WAS introduced to-
night for the first time. and $50 far as
Appearances went seemed 10 De am i'm
Trovemeut on the old style.
Prof John Duty entered TIE ring in
Producing Referee EclhIrdt. who Was re-
coiytd with u good demonstration oi
cheers.
pummer was seconded by Billy NJ
Cavty Benny Murphy ami AL Robh.
Murphy was looked after by Jake Kill
rain, Andy Bowen, and James Conn'r|.
Frank ttrJmhack Ya- Official uWe-
keeper. Time was called at 9.lj O'Clock.
vEr FIGHT b RorSDs
Round THE work in the first round
was very pretty PNmmer landed s.}-
eral icft-hard punches on the head and
ri-hts over The heart. though b missed
one of the most vicious swings eyer s.au
ln the riuS here Piimmsr had away Die
best Of the round
Round murphy landed left swing
ON Nh. jaw. and received some severe
stomach punches I'm return. Murphy sut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
,o,,,v RIGHT on his Jaw. and another n

| = hoovv right on his jaw. and another q
| moment later In the stomach. Murphy
received severe punishment IN TINS r9u UNI
! asocc,oIlv on the body. AS the round emu.
/ III PIimmer ducked In a heavy upper
/ cut. , Una Tho eegras-
SCR. landing a right body punch. ana a U,t,
I ing I'm right and left a moment later boIn
men landed lefts. though Piimmer got ths
lest Of the exchange. Plimfner puhcn,u
Murphy at will all over the ring. ana me
Boston bantam looked the worse LOT wear
at the e1d Of the round
Round 4.-Piimmer forced the igntlH,
from the start. being much the stIoHbo !
OF the two, though Murphy got IN one
or two good right-handers on INC J ;'D,i !
In the fiddle of the ring Murphy duckeu
into heavy left-hand Upper-cut' anu KY
much the worst of the encounter. ~ INC
end Of the round there was a rapld -
change Of blows, ana close Ilshli't5 az
lowed. Nurphys blows lacked steam,
though his science was Of the he@Ie9'
order. This was Planners round
Round There was considerable MY
ing I'm this round, ana the WORK d, II -
heavy at times. was OF the most atlI5
tic character. Plimmer's rlRht.hahd pVuy
punches were terrific. but the boston
man took his medicine gamely
rLiMMEE FOUNDING - TIE HEAST.
Round 6-PEmmer was having much
the best Of this round from The com
mencenent though Murphy assisted MN
in missing some heavy left leads. ilimIher
was continually pounding at the heart
though Murphys right eye showed signs
OF punishment. and as the gong sounded
Plimmer landed heavy riSnl on the
Round 7-PIimmer was the aggressor,
landing his left in the stomach and his
right as well. There was q hot clincn in
the middle Of the ring, I'm which both
men lost their tempcrs. Referee EcHhard-
called them TO immediate order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-25
CoYepYOupLegS
Our First Cut In Prices.
Want R0Om f0r New Goods.

In our Main ond Branch Stores
we have 10000 Sample Pants
Patterns, TO close quick We
will make Pants to Order, from
the sample patterns at each
store, at the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
wUir ITS WARS NAVE COST IRAN'E.

The "Annalcs d'Ilyg!ane Publique" recently pun
sbod an interesting article on the loss OF ny" caused
,,. tho wars in which France has been engaged IN
~ la, century At the beginning OF the Revolu-
lion the standing army numbered about l2o"0 men.
Ia the course Of the year l795 the footing was IN,
creased TO i.3soOoo Of whom about LE'l" ma.
off 10 the various battleheds. In 1893 '"'' ""
hardly onc-thlrd OF this legion alive
Ten wears later that Is. after the wars IN I''s'''
,,ong the Rhine in Egypt and the Nendce 'ne'e
ro again G775Ss soldiers in the French Army In
,h ,.rlod between 1890 and 1915. the wars OF ue
,o,sulo,e and the Empire cost the country,
inc 10 Theirs $4,000 men, ana according 10 '"
The years OF the Restoration and OF me Jug no.
ornmen, were comparatively peacefui io' I'm, ,..
I'ndrr the Second Empire. France had assl,i, ,se
49, hy the crmean War. the Italian campaign, w
IoSse ,9 az In China and Mexico and, finally, IN the
iSr,pcnePrussan OF lS'O-n In he orl.iit'li ~ -
,ian ~ sri 10 1876 %. els OF the 3HUo soHirrS M,
i'22 mar, I'm H. were buried In foreign lahd" M ~,
,,oit,n c,mpaign the country l"o" men, an
90. -, tho 90 sent 10 China In lsO never re'"rn'I
herc are no Trustworthy reports as 10 inc 100 80
Wnyico hut In the Franco-Prussmh "a'' i''"
i5renchmen were Killed and 1900 wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
tenth ~ proportonate rate al, fractions Of
~ ~ mere. Notify stamp deputies
JOSEPH s. MILLER, Commissioner
NO QUORUM IN THE SENATE.

"sn'ngton' Aug. 2I-The Senate was in session
N"' only an hour and quarter and that time
was spent behind closed doors. as not to expose
''e TACT mat the number Of Senators in attendance
was twenty short of quorum-an actual. but I'M
onc'ai count. showing the presence of only twenty
'"'ee senators. There three matters of a
legislative Character disposed of while the Senate
was IN secret session. These were the passage OF
House bill authorizing the Kansas>City Okla
hofha and Pacific Railway Company TO construct
ana operate a railway through the Indian Terri
tory House bill for the issue of duplicate check
Tor SOll5 TO j. H. Hathaway & Co. contractors for
Government work at the mouth OF the ST. John )
River Florida, and House joint resolution TO print
the agricultural repor; for $4,000 copies Of the
iirst part containing merely business and executive
matter. and 10000 copies OF the second part deal
ing with matter specially suited to instruct and IN
terest the farmers OF the country. The Senate ad-
Journed at ] 10 y. m, the adjournment being TIL
noon tomorrow. at which time there VIII be exact
y two hours left before the final close of this long
and exciting session of Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
THE DE LESSEPS DTTCH TO-DAY.
From The Chicago Tribune.

rnD
Tbe DE Iesseps diich. as It is today Is in'e'esting
A. "oon hundreds of buildings were erected Df , .n
nr,moter great wharves were put IN am, d t a,ruc.
Pth,ca for himself stands decaying in the destru
!tsiu, ni,,nate The canal takes Its way for t"W
nil M The riyer tina tas been it ep neu an 'ioa
~ I'm me wafer are scores Of great drrdt" -.
=, he nn.st make and costly pieces OF achinery ina
-. yorE stopped are rapidly rusting ana kohe 70
decdy The wharves are iaiiino ilto NV %; ma
u.Nn mile OF Colon can be seen acre, OF Nlr
WIZ. ard dump cars all going to dissolution 10
Isis, in The removal Of earth nearly l"y inrn a.,
steel track was laid on IN, nTapsnd anal on much
eyer ,S,s track are thousands OF dump cars win
locomotives scattered through ,n; h Seventv tx
no" st. N shoveis with attendant machinery; were
Counted in the distance Of lew MI, aS III sn
,er,or standing they were iast useu ~i'eie 81
we're being made and along the side OF me
mountains Some Of these are ~ ose's. 49,. arms
tropical growth already that on,y VI, 49,, a. the
wanton waste that abounds. Machinery oi evely
Kind and character used In such WORK ~ 1870 Ill
llU ,wo hundred locomotives that were never pu,
in use have been housed falr estma'e ,h q, VI"
~, MS OF II Is rusting into absolute uecaS
decay that has already prosres'.u ~ '"' " -
tent that all Is nearly beyond recoVe,y o,,v claims
IN w III ~ the work on the sthmus has been done
nn engineer may have the figures To substant,a,e ui
miles M the Chagres River the work may De
rc,icaiv Completed but for much OF the distance
pross the work has been only commenced IN places
ac, ,,in, a channel here a partial depth and re-
duc,ne a mountain by terrace Work mere. ,s
proposed channel can be traced py ca,o indeed OF
The earth has been moved The tremendous ia.ii. ,
,vn,cal OF the tropical climate mas Sauseu stnai
,snpdsi,des of earth TO move back 10 tner orISnIi
n,'ns n,oca and the uncontrolled Chagres River;
Thai records times In the RAINY SEASON AZ
forty feet, filling the c9nstruc,sd aheaS EVERY DAY
IN the year is rapidly healing and covering SCI
made upon primitive nature oy shs wi BE-
mated and VIII sink beneath the waters Tns nue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
CATAMARAN RESCUES.
THE FLOATS SAVED MANY LIVES FROM
THE KEARSARGE.


THE INVENTION OF REAR-ADMIRAL AMMEN-RE-
CENT MISUNDERSTANDING TO GET PAS
sENGERs on TO THE BALsA.
At the time Of the loss OF the United States war;
ship Kearsarge on Roncador Reef there was much
emphasis upon that part OF the report stating that
the catamaran was OF marked service in trans
ferring officers and and also supplies from the
ship TO the shore. The catamaran is the invention
of Rear-Admiral Daniel Ammen, weli-known
as the promoter of the Nicaragua Canal and was
known for years as the "Ammen balsa." r.euten-
ant F. Il. Bralnard. the navigator OF the KearsarSe.
in a recent address before the Army and Navy
Club. and also In a letter to Admiral Ammen, said
that he believed one-half Of the Kearsarge's crow
would not have been saved except for the use OF
the catamaran. He admitted that during his ten
years service IA a watch officer he had often cursed
the catamaran but the few hours experience at
Roncador had caused him to change to an ardent
lover and advocate of the thing. He also referred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
INSTRUCTIONS FoR COLLECTORS.
GOODS IN DoNp TO BE ENTITLED ~ -"
, -, THE FREE LIST


PRIVILEGES OF THE FREE H''
wa.,,,.,.. .,n z-secretary Carlisle this morn.
Ing decided that goods now In ooha wa -, T.rN
10 the privileges OF the free list OF the nv" -
act; The ,,,,ou,,g telegram sent ihis MOI '''''e
In order to afford facilities for imH,e1'A'e
and withdrawal OF goods just arrNe1. o, ,sa.
washington. D. c.. Aug ~ 1877
Collector Of Customs New nor entered for
assumption may be mace vessel sn,e2ed today
sr ssn} for such goods JOHN oh G. CARLISLE
20 . ~ zen, IN Collectors OF Gus
sas a, Boston, Philadelphia. Baltimore .nnr,
Wt). San Francisco, Portland WV
News. Norfolk New-Or.eans and Ch,c"so co,oc,ors
Secretary Carlisle also te!egraphea 10 Par,
o. Customs at San Francisco. New ,o'n mi.
TOWNSEND Boston, Philadelphia. Ne"
eso an Baltimore as follows: ., ,sa.
Washington. Aug - d'' al,
You are instructed az follows concerning me y0,
- .ssci Ton Of duties under the recent revenue
Al articles heretofore subject 20 eu NAV be
aae free by the provisions OF the me~ after August
q 1884 withou; the payment OF du'yau,, or gen
.,.rA All manufacured artic;es: specwSieh are com;
posed wholly OF materials other than wool OF ooi OF
OF which some material other tna ,,a,',e viii
,. admitted on and after August Is 1924 a, the rasr
duty prescribed in tas new scs al. provided
e. In said schedule. will continue until Jsnuar' h,
the &C. entitled IAN act TO reduce the revsnue
squa.ize duties on imports, and for otner purp''''
Improved October l. 1890. . n,
a. Coffee and tea. and hides and skins raw hs al
uncured whether dry. salted or picked w day OF
HN.sus 1874 and Treasury Circular 81 i20S oci ANA
ton Of the President OF the United States date
March IL 1892 and directing the collection q o. cu, x
ported from Vers,zuela Colombia and HaytL Is here
BY revoked j. c. CARLISLE. Secretary.
The following telegram sent 10 Collectors y
Vterna. Revenue at o'clock this afternoon:
After to-day collect tax on spirits ct 10 Der ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
RELICS or PREHISTORIC NAN.
ON The London Chronicle.


The facts regarding prehistoric man are increeo
ing almost every day. Among the latest hnds are
bones. among the cinder Of an ancient cave dwell
Ing OF Quaternary ar at Brassembourg; IN the
examined by NM Edouard Piette and Jean Dc
Laportiere. and decided to be remains OF me
hyena, the figures being rather rude efgie: Of ths
cases extinct animals Indeed. the mammoth ana
the horse have been found admirably p ortrsyee
on bones and tusks entombed with the iorsosssttSS
those sn1ssth, ms%TSS Si,. e;'ss
OF course extinct Tni, ns rne ~ TSass.:siEx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
SrNArOR FRYES MEMORY.

From The I.eWstOn JOurHl''
..Sa,o,o- Fry. hos the best memory--the tightest
mental ho:d on figures OF any man ever Knew.
said a Lewiston business man to-day was go
Senator got three grpsacks checked He gancei
hastily at the figures and dropped me Sneeks @
the train went past Platform where aba Sass soe
man was dsputing with passenser 40 aoo"' 'V ran
tell you what numbers Of my checks are fr hsy
are s75lois 24s5 and 81 Then taxing .nehs aid
Any one who has heard the rapidty With wh sb
nc nc. sreorsnda or data viii coincide with me IN ny
o out thst he r remarkable In that narucuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
no>nrn WOOL. TO COME II FREE.

Washington Aug T.-Accoriins 10 HecTe'",S
CarIsle's instructions. issued this morning al. '"U
u,oo, now in bonded warehouses at any por' o' III"
1-r,,ed States comes in free OF duty ai'cf '-"'"'
row, I, amounts TO 6S,7S,3l POUNDS o' INV '''
OF En9672. according to an ohic'a' ~ 49,,
va -, -, c,a,is,tcs Treasury Department ~
~, and ,ncuding July 81. 1894 since ,hat .i,
oN,cial figures have been receiver Ny tne %, no
on, 81 Quantity now In bond IL IN Excess Oh ~
9a,res here given. practically nom n"S 81 ,hn
withdrawn. and considerable mas "ii''e "
la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
ErROPE PLEASED WITH THE We" TAHITI
From The Owego Times,

Prom :,
Germany retoices over the tarln Oil JUST passeu
nd nov before the President So IL France. ana SO
a. England reJoicing Why? Because all these coun-
,r,os will be able IL the tariff bill becomes law,
- dood our ports with the manufactured products
OF these counries our factories are silent while
They can all run at prices which our factories
cannot and will not attempt to run s tor Every
Vet here and the gold will have to go out to pay
FOR them while our workmen by the thousands are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
CAPTAIN HEAI.Y REACHES PORT ClAhhN'r T.

Washington Aug 27-Captaln Healy. Of the rev
enue cutter Bear reports his arrival al Port Gar
ence. Alaska on July o lie had Just returned from
Siberia with forty-eght head of reindeer "h'ch ne
ohtained from the natives by trading calico hou'
etc. for them. lie found that the nero at ~
Clarence had increased 80 head since IaS' y W.
Tho natives al Indian Point ana the la"It,' -
island points AZ which he touched were iou M,
po,nt had captured Ave whales. and the "n tn,r
only one The white men had become 80 N''e'''
49,, RI. ,hev had decided 10 move away -,
Saptain Healy stated that after coa"iI ne
steam 81 Norih American continent lnnaplei
pom. 81 rmsr on which the United states Govern
MEN, has erected a relief station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

but finding none. Cleveland has. In two snoH
years crushed out all the prosperity OF harrison
REMUNERATION when every man who could any
would work got good wages Now there Is neitheS
work nor wages long dreary winter Is petov
hausted and neither cash nor credit. we antici.
pate harder times than we have yet seen IN the
United
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
r>-c APPLICATION DENIED.

Washington Aug H.-ludge Cole OF ,''e 'i' ,l,
c,,,reroe Court. this morning rendered MS "e' ~
q, tho matter OF the application OF L"te)on"
Dr,,dsn Of Baltimore. for a writ OF H'ahu"''u'
,, against Secretary Carlisle. TO cofnpe' VIC
,.,or N restore him the position ne io'"'''''
held as United States shipping Oofni,''sa' ,,,,'
-, o-, of baltimore The opinion oil tnc '"'s'
r,, hrief and decided against MT. p'Sn''"
~. Drydan's application was based on the IAN
,,age Of the statute creating the ofiiceS oil .''.o
states shipping Commissioner wn.'" 'a, I, was
..s ehaIl be made except FOR cause II "''
s on,n,on Of the that The ma,G G1 was
als and appointments as shipping Of The Treasury
discrcsonsa c, that Secretary Carlisle hau I'm MAD
anu .,I,inner was conclusive eVllehCe sati ,he
the pe 1,1s sed for cause Further ne san; he
been otts1 no powcr review orclSI1". 49, va CO.
Court na the Executive Departments OF h
nrauS in such cases the u,errant" pro.
had 1ws in the District Supreme Sc6 court has
plcation W - cases of claims against the "o'o'"
ment. .-o,oh his attorneys. noted an APP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

OF railway will be buried. and with them thousands
OF cars steel tanks. shoveis pipe dredges ana me
like material. while the traveller who prospects
through the forests OF banana and cocolnut trees
will discover strange and amazing relics OF bygone
DAYS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
NEWS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY.

Washington. Aug. 27-Admiral Ramsay acting Sec
rotary OF the Navy. received telegram from Lieu
tenant Usher announcing the arrival OF the Ericsson
at Charleston this morning. after fine passage
from Key West. and that she sailed for Newton
don at noon The Lieutenant says the boat per-
forms better every day Naval officers think that
Lieutenant Usher vii, make further stops until
reaching NewIondon, and that he will steer direc;
course for New-York Harbor.
The coast-defence vessel Monterey has arrived at
Port Townsend Wash. and the training -ship Ports
mouth has left Cherbourg for Gibraltar. She Will
continue her cruise as far Madeira returning next
month 10 Newport.
The War Department has been notified that Pr
vate Andrew F. We.ton Company f. I'd Infantry.
won the god medal In the Department or texas
rife competition held at Fort Clark. Texas silver
medals were awarded Second Lieutenant +. W.
Kobbe sd Infantry First Sergeant + g. Miller
22d Infantry, and Sergeant John Mccormick 18TH
Infantry Bronze medals were awarded TO six others
Fort Monroe. Va. Aug. 27-The cruiser Mont
gomery sailed for Yorktown this morning for target
practice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
B1rLs APPROVED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washing;on Aug 27-The President has approved
the act amending the law creating new division
Of the Northern Judicial District Of Georgia, the
act authorizing the construction OF bridge across
the St Croix River between Wisconsin ana MINI
nesota the Joint resolution for the transfer OF a
certain piece OF land in Michigan to the city OF
Saginaw the Joint resolution for the accommoda-
It, -, ,o r-r,.ed States Circuit and District courts
at Meridian Miss: the act providing for the I'm,
movement of the United States Courthouse ana
Pos,ofSce at Little Rock Ark; the act granting
the Duluth and Winnipeg Railroad COMPANY NJ. a
Eerth indian reservations In Minnesota. tho &C,
granting right Of way 20 the Hutchinson ana
Snuihern Rairoad Company through the Indian
;rer,;torv and inc act authorizing the Issue or a
nstent 10 the Presbyterian Board Of Home Ms
sions for certain lands on the Omaha inui'' "''''
walton for school purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
HOLMAN TASTES HIS wv

.,,o, Aug q (SpeciaD. -'Ecohom's' i'o
. % grief In the House OF fep'eSe"'
man I'd mos, OF the members present aPp'"
'o'", h,s d,scomiture. lie asked unanimous v -, :,
u e!D. ,h consideration OF "a htte pr''"'" D''
ond was permitted TO explain 10 ,h and wholly
anu r % do in a rather sheepish anu ""'',
,.d,ous manner. II had pee' '' -, FOR the
1900 he had asked unanimous o " - ,ou,
since "' rya,e bill (but he forgot TO say no"
In. I, has been since the I'"'' ' o. him, and
''"e e,nher OF the House TO 90 so ioi N'''',, a.
announcer "' ,ori,orious case. 1t was private
TINS was .n,,,-one wears old, Of one OF MS con-
c'a'''' -, Aurora Ind whose barges were AM
~ a hv the military authorizes III ''
anu 10. ~ ,var" as Mr.. Holman repeatedly '
n,ond The claim amounted 10 oh'S So, ,,.os y,
pia'eu he explained that and other features ol
IN, ,,o more FESTIVE grew the House. MINI
". NOD suffered from the Indiah'a" ' -. H.,
W. ,,,v were on the alert TO get eve" VIZ"
p'' hodv present knew. as Statesman s,t.r
and every aranssed II, that "he soo1 no 49,,
KentucN one-legged grasshopPer III ~ vi ~ ~
chan The fact finally orS us Nd never been
coop IL Emission that the bill han nene -, ,he
mans own ar considered by any committee od NV nv
suD'I,. House whereupon ne was liz with his
olonei Marsh Of lln9s 10 oI PASS euch bin in such
long 1e in the closing hours OF ,he as his ex-
man became consideradU,YS he harty OF the mem
citemsiht snrrounded him and sain , unnau uho is
Der ,,w when Or. English. oi ne" o,der Than the
seyenynhTnst ector objected Holmnns cup o. M
Greh n,ment ran over he CHASED n, rfurned and
the aisle ann n excited personal coloauSy win N me
engage The words OF which were sirh conid be
nress gallery but me the emphatic gestures OF the
fairy gnesJerrs The rsoies OF Da be fet
d we're vlsbly exci'eu o1 with his efforts
impeled TO sueepe gentlemen desiring to converse
10 resi- oase retire 10 the coan''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

,co AGREES TO THE EXTENSION
MH,, Aug. z.-The President to-day sent
washinston. nD notice OF the ratification on the
to the Of the treaty tEs
PENSION OF timex time i0r states and that eounuS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
TO ARBIrRATE A VENEZUELAN CLAIM.

TO ARBITRATE NENEZCELAN CLAIM
Washington Aug 27.-The President to-day sent
10 the Senate the following nomination:
Noah l.. Jeffres. OF rhe District OF Columbia, TO
be Commissioner on the part OF the United states
"a arhitrate the claim of the Venezuela Transporta
ton Company against the Government OF Nene-
zuela. =, A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

Washington Aug. 27.-Superintendent stump. c
the Bureau of immigration, left Washington &c
night and will sail on Wednesday from Newly orl
for six weeks trip to Europe.