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The sun., 1894-01-19
PRINCETON MEN At DINNER.

Gifts for the Football Tesn-Mr. Horn
blower Hears Jokes About H,..eIG
Three hundred graduates and undsrRradu-
ates OF Princeton m ct last evening at the Ho-
tel Brunswick at the annual dinner
given under the direction OF tho Prince
ton Club OF this city. Adrian Fl. Jo-
line OF Halfway was the toastmastsr. Toasts
responded to were: Princeton University -
by Prof. Woodward Wilson; The Alumni" by
Parko God win: Harvard" b" by Austen G. Fox:
Yale" by Henry E Rowland; Columbia" I"
By George G. De Witt
The large banquet room was generously
decorated with the orange and black Of Prince
ton. On tho mantel was . stuffed tiger. The
blue flags OF Yale were on the walls to suggest
the football game which was the prominent
topic Of the evening.
Prot Wilson. In his speech. said that the
faculty OF Princeton had considered every fea-
ture Of the game OF football. and was In the
genera! movement among colleges for . mod
ihcation OF the game
The subject was being pushed to an issue as
fast as diplomacy would permit. Massed foot
ball plays were dangerous; but the fact re-
mAined that not q serious accident had oc-
Cured In massed playing. The accidents were
II football were played in tho right spirit the
greatest element Of danger would be removed.
The principal question concerned the charac-
Mr.. Godwin. Of the class of 1884. gave
"reminiscences of his college days James W.
Alexander. In behalf OF the New York alumni.
member Of the football team. team. and a silver
match box to each substitute.
Phil King. quarter back. and Frank Morse.
half back. two OF the four members otthe team
present, made brief speeches in reply
President Patton. who was to have responded
to the toast OF Princeton University. Was abb
sent By reason Of Illness Among those pres
snt we're William B. HoInblowsr. Gen. X; F.
stockton of Trenton, and President z ID. War
field Of Lafay ette College OF Easton,
Mr.. Hornblower was received with applause
and appeared to enjoy many Jokes made con:
States Senate. Mr.. Alexander referred 10 Mr..
Hornblower as the man who had run up
against the hill OF difficulty In his pilgripl's
march to the promised land" and Mr..
Fox criticized the United States Senate for
having rejected the nomination
The sun., 1894-01-19
STATE DINxEn At THE WHITE HOUSE
Ths Chi-e-e Mirist-r'. wire ~ Her Robes
OF stste-The Dscorattobs.

The Chi-e-e Miri.ter's wife ~ Her Robes
OF stste-Ths Decorations.
WARRINGTON Jan. l8-The second state din
ner was given tonight by the President and
Mrs Cleveland. In honor Of the diplomatic
corps. The decorations Of the table differed
from those usually seen on such occasions. as
there was no set device for the centreplece.
Instead OF the Aorsl globe on which the
divisions OF the continent are represented In
various kinds OF flowers, such as has been
ordinarily used for the past few years. there
was arranged down the centre Of the long
table plat Of ferns thickly studded with Cath
crime Mermet roses and Msrguerltes. Atelther
end were circular plats OF the same now-
ers. with an elllpsis OF similar device In
the middle The tapers in the gold and silver
candelabra were capped with pink shades,
the idea OF pink dinner being further carried
out In the confections and bon bons. The bou-
ouets for the ladies were Catherine Mermet
roses and MarRuerites, while small buds
formed the boutonnieres OF the gentlemen. In
the East Room whore the guests we're re-
cetyed, the decorations were al in green.
a Mrs Ceyeland's gown was Of sorn.color silk
skirt effect By being slightly looped at the lett
side. thus showing petticoat OF the plain
The. wife OF the Chinese Minister was re.
splendent In the goTgeousness OF her native
device. with streamers OF varieRated colors.
The President escorted Lady Pnuncefote to
% TSey s were % foiiowed % 6g Nine linz II homero escoTtod
By the French Ambassador. and Mrs. Gresham
with the Italian Am bassador. Besides the
wives there were present the Secretary Of State
and Mrs Greshsm. Senator and Mrs; Morgan.
m an Mf aenfS mrc1S , .d & sHH :
Gray. and Miss Blackburn.
The sun., 1894-01-19
Another Hod or Coal.


There Is an assistant messenger IN one ot
the Auditors Offices who il sensitive Ahol'
carrying up ths coal and building ths tieS
lie q college man and came - Wa-hlns,
money gave out aud he was obliged 10 fAAs
the first thing offered. Last week he irce
a letter from MS home secret society salit1
that several Of its members would us IN Ni7H.
ington on saturday and would cal. on him 81
the uitics, IL happened that the Au l4'nI NAs
absent when Saturday came. and his room We.
vacant Tor the daJ. The assistant wessrhhr,,
friends thought II would be goo ihl"E -
play II on ths visitors. Mr. Smith i1rr"'or-
took his scat In the Auditors chair ghLr.t
cigar, and put his feet or the desk, A''ef -
tie the delegation from the home TOW .'t'f-j
A man received them az the door. Il"F a5"ri
i9r Mr. smith and we're requested 4 SEM -
Show the gentlemen IN. d" Mr.. Smith sad 2
they flied through tie door. He ET,e'si ih-ll
with e"ri!a,ity, but with dlGnihe I-FSt
let and Pencil came Ia then from an lrr~5 ~
VIII YOU dIrfafr on your report nov. 81
believe, Mr. Jones. | have told "a go,
oral times never TO Interrupt mo When "a
The frien4s exchanged stories about home
matters Another cleTk came
The PlPeEs in relation 10 that sPs''a 49,
Mr. Smith signed them. Another cane 'a,
Are these accounts all right now. s.F 49, o..
lake them 70 tho Secretary AID te- "'.A 70
align theu.' Mr. smith directed
The home Isops were deeply imrrs
They congratulated Mr.. Smith on ht- "fe-s-
iul embatkation upCu an ohlrial 'HrPcr
" Aes. yes. Mt as much as ] buuH. '-r q .E
very we'll yeTv fair for be=inuirE Mr. smith
acqgiesced, lie passed AROUND the A-l..''
messenger. a ruiored man. WAS not .u TIE 49,
He intTuIsd haTshly ~ this point. s
Look here smith. dey want Ancthef 70 -
sSAL rSs E9t Dc lat sRd a0a's - Ola VA
The sun., 1894-01-19
RIOTS OF TgF UNEMPLOYED.
gerious Disturbances ~ vsrisus Large Css-
trrs of Roputntfon.

tres OF Foputnuon.
BER11S. Jan. 1a-An Anarchist named Rod
rian issued call a few days ago for the un-
employed workingmen to hold = meeting at
Frlsdrichschin. near Berlin. to-day. To pre-
vent the meeting the police arrested Rodrisn.
The crowd met to-day. but there was no
speech making, though there was much grum-
bling because Rodrian had been arrested.
Later crowd gathered before the K0niRsthur
and became disorderly. Orders were given to
the police to draw swords and charge the
rioters The crowd scattered In every direc-
tion. Several times the mob attempted 10
gather. but tho police prevented them. Con-
fiicts were OF frequent occurrence and many
OF the rioters were hurt large number OF
arrests were made.
The polics think the situation threatening.
is personally directing the entire force.
which includes the reserves who have been
called out. At o'clock conflicts were in prog
rsss at the kOnigsthur. which Is Just outside
the city. DR.. Gumplowicz, an Anarchist from
Zurich. who was announced to speak at the
proposed meeting. has been arrested.
MADRID. Jan. lS-Affairs in the Cadig dis
trict are In an alarming condition, owing to
These IN en- have been rendered desperate by
hunger and the plllaginR OF shops and farm
houses is OF ireQueht occurrences, The An.
archists OF Cadiz were formerly well supplied
have been cut on by the. suppression Of the
Anarchist associations. It Ia thought that
some OF the crimes are the work OF Anarchists
who, until they wers thrown out OF employ
msnt, depended on their honest exertions for
. livelihood. An rDed band Of men recently
entered the village OF Sentenil de las Bodegas
and kidnapped rich farmer. whom they held
for ransom. The came band also stopped and
robbed mall coach. Gendarmes are In pur-
auik OF them.
The sun., 1894-01-19
Bryan-Oimstsd.

Miss Julia Rush Olmsted. a sister-in-law OF
Chancellor Alexander F. McGill Of New Jersey.
and James Augustus Bryan OF Newberne. N.
C.. were married yesterday at noon In st.
Marks Episcopal Church In Jersey avenue.
jersey City. The bride wore gown of hello
trope cloth with long coat Of heliotrope bro
cade. and velvet bonnet OF tho same color.
She wore large diamond sun. the gift OF tho
bridegroom. The ushers were Linford Bid
Vale Pa. DR.. John Freeland OF New York. and
Edwin A l. Lewis OF Hoboken. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Frederic
breakfast was served In Chancellor McGilrs
house. 270 Barrow street. The couple will
and Cuba
The sun., 1894-01-19

The Govsrnor- or Five states saa Military
and Naval Msa nroa Evsry~hers Thsrs.
The Old Guard gave their twenty NTH annual
ball In the Madison Square Garden last night
and they had very nearly all the gold braid In
the State to help them celebrate. Men Of all
sizes In uniforms OF all kinds throngsd the
floor OF the big arena. all the wAy from the
chief OF Governors stan TO the newest Lieu
teuAnt OF an up-ths-Stats company. The Gov
srnors OF Ave States we're there and both the
army and the navy were we'll represented.
The decorations OF the Garden were more
elaborate than usual The principal eolors
used were pale blue and gold. and there were
enough StAr-spangled Banners to at out ell the
regiments OF the land Broad banners were
hung from the rGiters and formed . sort
OF second ceiling to the ballroom. The
galleries. balconies. and band stands were
draped in blue and gold. and OrnAmsntsd with
shields. trophies. and fagL The fronts OF the
arena boxes were draped In white. The boxes.
in which sat Gov Flower and Mayor Gllroy.
had the state and municipal seals hung over
the rAilings- In front OF Major 6loans box
was tigers head drapsd with nAgA At the
Fourth avenue end OF the hall was large blue
and gold mGTQuss tent ~ feet long ana 40 feet
The interior was nttsd up as drawing room
with lace curtains and tapestries. rugs, And
over the tent in letters OF hrs were the
wOrds Old Guard" Snd at the enirAncs stood
'Tf %Ss N this t. t6a Mr sloan
received the Old Guards Eussts They were
assisted by:
yssa & S .a Tias a H3ssH sa:a @ E5:. E y.5.s a:sf. =.
l0Ersy, hrs. John H. bAek, Princess Pe0dosslOn CAn-
tAegLsne, MIA J d. kACe, AIRS J. .. LhthIeum. Ars
Il, G. hFoth, Ars theodors sutFo AEs J Hsnm An
S!s.:. Y. lss. -. 's tssl:S s5'il n M u. s ssa:s
X Franklin Ars- water q schuyler hra LatheT u
Iioltson, Mr.. Howard Ayer. hTl Utts Webster RAAr
dali aud Ars George II. Alien
The guests began pouring intO the big arena
about 10 o'clock. but it VAS not until midnight
that the ball really bsgan with the grand
military march. IN which al the military and
naval guests took paIt. This vas an impos-
ing procession. and called for much snplauss
from the audience ia the bOxok ltWas al by
Gov Flower and MAJOR Sloan. SOmv Of & loss
who participated in II ssrs:
Gen. U. o Howard, Gen. 4 A. B4tehsldsF % WAAh-
lnEtons Gen henry l. Abbgt. Chisi of ths EoAEd or
knSineefs q Hllst. Point; tea rh9lss wils9R. Sen.
1lAFlea ID lh0mpklne. oeu- samuel breek. Col J. X
Mia e, Col AaA brd GardihsE Col LOonis 4. LABK
AGA, Col w. - bseks Col hsREg ca HGsa.
The sun., 1894-01-19
CaPRITI,S ENEMIES
Ne Decides TO Prosecute Ons or TIE. for
SIaudsr snd Libel

ne Decides TO Prosecute Ons or Then for
SIaudsr snd Libel
BERLIN. Jan. 19.-Chanc cellor Won Caprivi 10
taking legal steps against Baron ThuenEen Of
wusrzburg. the leader OF the Frsneonisn
League OF Agrariana ThuenRen has de-
nounced the Chancellor with such bitterness
tn he has been summoned to appear before
q Prussian court and answer charges OF elan
der and libel
Thuengen denies the Chancellor's right to
transfer the case from q Bavarisn to q Prus-
sian court. lie is willing to stand trial in
Wuerzburg or any other Bavariau city, he
says. where provocation for the proceedings
was given. but he will refuse to appear In q
Prussian court
He directs attention to tho fact that press
offences, such as are mentioned In the charges
against him. are tried BY Judges In Prussia,
and never by Juries. as In Bavaria.
The kre,n ZsitunO continues it's attack on the
Chancellor. His policy SAYS this journal. 10 to
make Germany an Industrial state although
the only possible backbone OF the Empire IL .
prosperous and permanent agrarian class.
The sun., 1894-01-19
BEN, THE HEN HArER.
Carfsus Aaues OF = DOG with . Foz tha,
Had stolsa = Hea.

Had stolen Hea.
SCRANTON. Jan. 16-Bsn. q bull terrier be-
longing TO Mr. Horace l. Spencer OF Pleasant
Stream. Sullivan county. DOESN'T like hens
When Ben was q pup . mother hen licked him
because he hurt one OF her chickens and he
has held grudgs against hens In general
ever since. The dog dances around aud ap-
pears to be In ecstaciss OF delight whenever
Mr.. Spencer catches a hen and makes her
squawk. II Mr. Spencer lets the hen go. Ben
sinks away as though displeased and dIsAp-
pointed; but II the farmer chops the hens
head OF. the dog capers and bArks around the
headless fowl in a state OF merriment and per-
feet satisfaction Whenever q turkey or q
guinea hen Is killed. the terrier looks on in
silence. seeing no fun In the slaughter. and he
grisyes over the death OF goose or duck.
One morning this month fox stole one OF
Mr.. speneer's hens in broad daylight Ben
heard the hen squawking. and the sound OF
her voice was so musical and agreeable to him
Iied around till he spled the fox trotting leis-
urely across the meadow with the noisy hen In
surprised and an moved 10 see ben Looping along
by the side OF the fox. as though hs was giving
AID anu enc etRSSGHhragsnent ,h 70 the steAlthy hen
BY that tims the hen had stopped her noise
and the fox kept on At modsrate pace with
turbsd By the presence OF the friendly
dog Mr. Spencer clapped his hands and
ordered Hen to tackle the fox. The dog
looked back to where his master was
shouting over the fence. heard the command
but paid no further attention TO Ii. The fox
however. bseame, alarmed at Mr.; spencer's
shouting. dropped the hen. and skulked be-
hind lsncs as though il Intended to keep
shady until the mans voice ceased TO ring
Ben picked up the hen and dragged her un-
der the fence to where tho fox WAS iu hiding
and Mr.. Spencer again tried to set him onto
the fox. but his orders were once more dis
obeyed BY the dog. Presently the fox started
across the second field and Ben ran after il
with the hen IN his mouth. He repeatedly
trlsd g i. e. ne Iox 70 take {he hen but hey-
generous oner OF the neighboTly dog.
Near the top Of the Knoll Ben got out OF
patience with tho stubborn hen thieL so much
90 that he hung the hen aside and lew al tie
fox with vengeance. The fox pitched into
the dog. and for two or three minutes Ben
and ReynArd had Il hot and heavy on the ridge.
The dog hnRlly killed the fox. and before Mr..
Spencer had time TO get 70 tEe ridge Ben
dragged the fox some distance to the hen. aud
thea skeda ddled in a roundabout Way for the
house. ~ though he expected 70 Eet : lektRSs
The sun., 1894-01-19

BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-The Prussian budget was
presented to the Landtag to-day By DR..
MIGUEL. tho Finance Minister The revenues
are estimated at !. 1.S7e. 449. 391 marks. an In
crease OF 43. 936. 131 marks over the preceding
fiscal year. The ordinary expenditures are es-
timated at !. .391, ,6l2. 40 marks. an increase OF
1880. 155 marks. The extraordinary expen-
ditures are placed at }S O3U. fsl marks. an in
crease OF 1926 976 marks. The deficit is esti-
mated at 10. 200. 900 marks, which Ia L.. 400 900
marks in excess OF the deficit OF tho preceding
year. This deficit It is proposed to cover By
issuing a loan. The deficit is due to the In
ment this year being 37.O5S.9l5 marks higher
than last year.
The sun., 1894-01-19
N otss OF Foreign Happeuiags.

The application OF the Banca Generate OF
Rome for q six months moratorium has been
granted.
Lord Hannen OF England. Lord Of Appeal In
Ordinary and Behring Sea Arbitrator. con-
tinues to lose strength. He 10 restless and
suffers much pain.
The King OF Wnrttemberg will 60 to Berlin
tomorrow, and will be the EmperoPs guest
until Jan. D. He wi II be the chief guest at
the Emperor's birthday celebration on Jan ~.
Most OF tho timber workers In Vienna struck
yesterday and attacked the men who refused
to join them. Those who wished to continue
work fought vigorously. Many on each side
were wounded with sticks and stones.
The sun., 1894-01-19
LsAlsA Ne. snn Nav. srl.v..s...

WHKEsBARRE. Jan. 1s.-It is said tonight
that John II. Rice OF WilkosbsTTe. A. A.YAughn
aad william Preston OF sayrs. J. 4 Dempsey
OF Pittston. II. David OF EAstOn. and Mr. Ne
Govern. members Of the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road Grievance Committee. are to have . con
ference with General Manager voorhees, IN
PhllAdslphlA to- W mOrroW. RAllrOad men ara
Tsticsnt here In giving any information as 10
the object but lt Is said they will make an ap-
peal to have him recall an order Issued re-
RsE smpl0ysss Hh0 are stil cut 0f NoEk.
The sun., 1894-01-19
FIRE IN srAPLErOM. 8 L
sO.s or n. n. Macy a Co.'S Horses "a.
WREOas Burned.

BTAPLEroS. s. l.. Jan. ia nrs at mid
night destroyed the stables and storage ware
house OF Ryan's express at Stapleton to- night.
Twenty horses the property Of r. II. Macy &
Co at New YORK. wore supposed to be in the
stables. and only eight OF them were rescued.
number Of wagons loaded with dry goods
Tor delivery on Staten Island were consumed.
together with quantity OF hay and harness
The FIRE is still burning and 1t is impossible
60 ascertain correctly lust what has been
burned up. Nevertheless IL Ia q total loss.
The entire EdgwateT Fire Department. under
Chief Engineer LestTRngs. 10 still working. en-
deAYoElng % save The surrounding houses
The sun., 1894-01-19

Mr.. George Riddle. NJ. A.. begins this after
noon In Association Hall. Fulton and Bond
streets. Brooklyn. a series OF readings from
Shakespeare Goethe. and Victor Hugo. with
orchestral music accompaniment given under
the auspices Of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts
matinee and six evening recitals- At the re-
cital this afternoon at 3:+5 and tomorrow
evening the readings will be from A Mid
compartment will be by the schubert Phil
harmonic Club OF New York and will consist OF
tholdy
The sun., 1894-01-19
Priaess. CoIonaA'. suit.

PARIS. Jan. lathe hearing OF the action Of
Princess Colonna. step daughter OF Mr.. John
separation was again postponed to-day
Eaitre Dubuit. the advocate for tho Princess
was absent, and his junior asked the Court to
grant further adjournment The solicitor
supDlementaIy to her previous demand She
now asks. IL the Court admits Prince ColonnA's
plea that II has no jurisdiction in the case. for
an order giving her provisional charge OF the
children, the order to be maintained until q
definite judgment shall be given
The sun., 1894-01-19
FOUND DEAD IN HER RooHx
The Boston Police Tsiak - Youag wonA
Was Murdered.

The Boston Police Taink n Youag woman
Was Murdered.
BosroS. Jan. lathe dead body Of Nellie
Fay. "a years old was found In the front room
OF her suite In Hotel Everton. 80 BhAwmut
avenue. this afternoon.
Tho Medical Examiner thinks death resulted
from blow on the head. neither accidental nor
self-infiicted. From appearances the woman
had been dead about twelve hours and died in
q struggle. No one In the house remembers
hearing any noise In the apartment. and there
is no clue TO any assailant
But little is known OF the woman. The Do
lice think her death was caused BY . jealous
lover.
The woman Was dressed In her night cloth
Ing. The body lay partially under the bed and
the room showed evidence OF a struggle.
The sun., 1894-01-19

For four days game rooster has been ShAr-
ing the cell aud rAtions Of John Ball. who Is
wanted &C Rockland Lake for robbing the cot
tAKs Of his mployer. samuel Love. When ar
rested Ball had the rooster under his coat and
the bird has been with him ever since at JEFF
fsrsnn Market prison. where Ball has been
awaiting examination. The pair were turned
oyer TO the custody OF Sheriff Springfield OF
HayeTstTaW by Justice Ryan In Jefferson Mar
ket Court YESTERDAY. and were taken back to
RoeklAnd Lake. the rooster travelling con-
tentedly under the coat Of Ball
The sun., 1894-01-19
Mr. cana. TaI.a IN 10 Hl. Omss.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. la-As George W. Childs
WAS preparing to leave the Ledger once for mis-
home this afternoon he was attacked By Ver-
tRo, His condition alarmed the employees
Of the ofiice. and his family physician. DR.. j.
~ De Costa; was sent for. Dr. DA Costa took
MT, Shlids home IN carriage, and tonight
The sun., 1894-01-19
Talked 10 ths PIetarsA

John C. Kennedy. . lawyer who has an Of
nce at 2So Broadway and lives at 80 West
Twsnty-sixth street. was locked up last night
at the West Thirtieth street police station. He
had been suffering from the grip recently.
About 10 80 last night his wife. Rose L Ken
nedy. sent for a policeman. She said her hus-
band had smashed . platter on which she had
around talking 10 the pictures ON the walls.
She was afraid OF him. He seemed harmless
after he was arrested. but his mind was wan
derinR.
The sun., 1894-01-19
Le BsaEuIa Waa,s 20 Surrender.

CAPE TowS Jan. la-Advicss from Bulawayo
are to the effect that according TO latest re-
ports. King Lo BenRulA is anxious to surrsn-
der and has killed the IndunA who persuaded
him TO retreat and to countsnAncs the attack
upon Capt Wilson near the Shanganl River.
Ihe destrYetion Of the Wilson party has been
reason for not Yielding for he fears that the
British might try TO take revenge on him for
The sun., 1894-01-19
A swsAs WIN JOla stsla'. Expedition.

STOCKHOLM Jan 18-Baron Nordenskiold,
the Arctic explorer. has arranged that Mr.
olin. student 1t Lund University. shall Ge-
company STEMS Ellssmers Land expedition
and seek details as 70 the fate OF BIorIing and
porished on or near the west shore Of Bafinis 8
lay late In 1892 The wreck Of their vessel
By Dundee WhAIara
The sun., 1894-01-19
Rs~ s~saI.A War Shin.

srooEHOLH Jan. lathe budget for 1884,
95 was submitted to the Riksdag TO-DAY, It
provides for a naval expenditure In the next
ave years Of 10 622. 900 kroner above the usual
grants. The money is 70 be used Ia building
new Vessols. The cost Is 70 be dsiTaysd by
nsH succession aud stamp dutisA
The sun., 1894-01-19

hiehiEAn's Vote on = ConstituiionAl Amend
neat Was Not Reported Properly.
LANSING. Mich. Jan l8-Gov. Rich said to-
day that the constitutional amendment By
which the salaries OF most OF the State on
GERS were raised last spring had not been
carried by q small majority. as was thought
but had been defeated by heavy
vote, and that several thousand dollars had
been Illegally drawn for salaries from the
Treasury By the present State officers. The
members OF the State Board OF CanVAssers,
who certified that the amendment had been
carried. daclArs that an error had been made
In canVassinR the returns By the clerks In the
Secretary OF States office.
The sun., 1894-01-19
ThILLANTs APPEAL
The Hesrfnx Postponed Untn Next Thurs
dsy-More Arrests.

The HeaFfnT Fostponed UhuI NeHt ThuFe-
dss-More Arrests.
PARrs. Jan. 1S-The hearing OF the appeal OF
Auguste valiant now under sentence OF fdeath
for throwing bomb in the Chamber OF Depu-
ties. has been postponed until Thursday next
The police have arrested q barrister named
Brasson and q working tanner named Serre.
A number Of the houses occupied by suspects
were searched to day
BERLIN. Jan. 1S.-The Imp perial Tribunal In
Leipsic has condemned Heutebel, a cigar
maker. to six months i'm mprisonmen ent and Rabc.
. furrier. to ten months impris Comment on ac-
count OF their activity In spreading z the proga-
ganda Of anarchy. Both men belonged to the
Autonomie Cluh
The sun., 1894-01-19

PARIS Jan. 1S.-The Journal 06iciel will on
Saturday contain the nomination OF an extra
Parliamentary Committee on Naval Affairs
The committee will be charged to inquire into
the condition OF the navy. It's appoin TIM ent Is
due to the structures that have been passed
upon naval affairs generally.