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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12
Dom Gturmroeef.

llnausrpttbdr f6eint Der alte Mbers
CLAUDE Der Mdtroienipelt betreffs bes
fogcnannten Sturmposels su iein.
5ierauldnbe ipirb berfelbe rPetref"
eerGnnt, cine aus benz 2ateintf9en
itammenbe, fi9 febr einfa9 ertldrenoe
unb 9aratteriitiI9e 9esei9nung.
Denn bisisr @psel ndmli4 na9 ieiner
8eute dusfdaut, fdeint er serabe5u
auf benz Wafer pie auf feitsm @runb
babinsuI9reiten. unb ba cine Stele in
Der 8ibel bas Hdmli9e bonn Ipoitel
petrus eradblt. pelser einen entiprez
dsnben Sang ieines 9srrn unb Mei4
tiers auf benz fturmbeipegten See @er
nsaaretb babe ndddbmen ippuen, is
bat mar ben porlieeenoen 8ogel rpes
trellus" pber rfleiner Petrus" g~stauft,
ipppcn .p.trel" cine Mbtiir3ung lit.
Bel Stiirmen aeigt fi9 bieier 8peel
b.tanntIih am meiiten; bann fdpebt
er unmittefbdr iiber ben Bosen unb
ipartet auf S1dltbiere unb anbere8
fleinert getber, pel6es Der Sturm
an bic OberTlG9e brinst. Das 1T
bi. einaise GrunbIase fir bic @orfelsl
lung, bab er elm @orberbertiinber bts
Sturmes fei ober gar = ben Sturm
berurfade! Die -Sbeeriaden" feben
ibn untsr alien umftdnben febr IN
germ, unb elm entTebli9er 9ebanfe lit
es fir bic msiiten. einen gu tObten;
bann lit benz S9iffe, minbsftsns aber
Dem llebeltbdter balbises llnbeil gez
pib.
limb obpobl bieIer 8ogel sablrei9e
nabe 8ertpdnbte in an0eren Uogelgatz
tuneen bat, eritredt ii9 bisier gruIe>
lias @lauben nur auf bic cine SPECIES.
@uf bic &dpu3entaube 3. 9. bliden bic
Matroisn nidt nur ais sdn3lid barms
los, ionbsrn fte MAIDEN oft gum 3eits
bsrtrsib Sasb aaf iie. OdSu bietet fi9
in ben SeegeipGHern Der iiibliGen
8~reitengraoe mebr ala ausreidenbe
@elegenbsit. of folsen bort bieie
@6gel gu SauIenben einem SAiff.
Man binbet bann germ einen gefpDbns
liden 6ldtfen1top1el on etne1 ldrger
5aben unb ldBt ibn BON 9intertbeif
bes Sdiffes aus nah5ieben. fobaBper
Bort bas Dafer beriibrt. 8eftdNRig
f9lagen 8Sstl nit ibren Gliigeln osA
biefsn 5aben. Der fi9 babel Ieidt uni
linen Gtiisel tpiHbet; alsbann perben :
bic gefdngenen @Dstl an 8orb ge3p=
gen. SoI9eraft perben oft an einem
Sag Surberte bisier naben 8eripanbs
ten bes SturmDoeels %sefungen.
Qlber tpebe, ipsnn audi sinrnal elm
pirtlider Sturmbosel erpiidt ipirb!
Gin Sdiffsarst bate einmal i'm Sns
bif6en Ocean biefes Slid, unb bic
aanas Wannf9aft eriu9te ibn IN feier.
li1er Deputation, ben @ogel tpieber
freisufdHen. Der Doftpr berIpra9 es,
t0btete dber na9ber bas Sbier beims
lid bod, um es feiner Sdmmlung ems
superleiben. Rura nddber. ala bds
S9iff serobe I'M 9usilfluB Dor Gnter
gina, itarb Der Dpttor plObli9. =
unb na9 aIsemeinem llrtbeit mar
bios Der Sturmpogel baran iduIb sss
peien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

Ser gnpalt, elm Sreuno bes Din.
aetla9ten, iprab nit uneep69nlider
ueberseuaun9sfraft. Seine Worts
riibrten aae 3uborer bis auf einen,
auf bas Siefite. Sieisr cine mar
8id ielbIf. Sein anpalt li.b burd
i3eugen ietieaen, baB Rid bas SOtel
nur in Se9leituna eini9e Gdlte per-
lafien, alio unm6glih ben Moro be,
9angen babe. Der Mann ses @e.
tebes iprad bon Der Sreue oes @nse-
tla9ten unb BON beiien 8eritdnois-
teit. gr itelte i'm als Elm Muiter
bes Gsboridms bin uno enbete nit
ben @orten: rSebt. bier gu meinen
GiiBen lieet Der 5igerbuno!"
aber a9! Bid lag niht mebr su
ben SiBen ieiues 8%ertbsioiaers uno
fonnte aud nireenos gefunoen tper-
ben. Gin @eld9ter erbob ii9 i'm
6eri6tsiaale uno Der quite @inoruf
Der 9eoe 9ina perioren. @id wuroe
in ieiner abweienbeit gum Sobe ourd
ben Stran9 p%erurtbeilt, uno es ltanb
i6le9t nit ibm.
Seine Greunoe madten 9roBe gn-
hrengun9en. INN menieItens Elm mil-
beres urtbeil Su erlangen. Der ee.
itren9e &i4ter lisB ii4 enbIi6 ers
meiden uno oronste an. oas Der Yers
BREEDER auf 2ebseit einen Waultrob
5u 'tra9en babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

Wie aeIast. oieies alte 8eieb puroe
in @raubiinoen ME absednoert,
tonnte alio nod INNER in @npen-
buna 9ebradt meroen. Sur 3eit
meines @Iientbalts aei9ab es, oaB
man einem Sunoe ben proSeB mahte,
neil er Die 3ieae elmer armen 6rau
to~ot9ebihen bate.
Rid. 10 bisBt Der Sunb. eebbrte
Der Raie Der Webserbunoe an. als
jun9er bo6beini9er Suride mar er
zines Wor9ens Oor Dem Sauie elmer
reiden idottiideu Game entoedt uno
9eiiittert porocn, oa Die 6rau cine
2~iebbaberin bon Sunoen unb &aBen
mar. @ud ieinen @amsn empfins
en- BON Der Dame. 2if seifnete Iih
peber bur9 S66nbeit mod our9
Snteliaens aus. aber er ueraaB feline
@~Obitbdterin ni9t. 9ud bate er
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

bes Sauies nod Der Gonbitorei ~
folssn unb iid auf beren l~lntoitell
nit Siiii3teiten an5ufiaen. Soga'
in bas Sotel folgte er ben 2euten uno
lieB fia. iuenu niht 9eraoe an. 10.
bod unter Der table d'hotei nieoer.
Die 6olosn bieIer @efrdBisteit waren.
bdb Rid faul wuroe uno taum mebr
ben 2euten aus benz Me9e cling.
@ines Mittass eri6ien Bid ni4t
CUR .9ewObnten 3eit i'm gelpeoere,
benz Sptel Der idOttiiden Dame. Sie
@lode bate idon ldrait eeldutet.
tpel9e antiinoi9te, baB oas Glen auf
benz Glide itanb. Sie Trau blidte
beiorat auf bic StraBe binab uno
fab, ME Rid eben bonn Sunoidnaer
INN bic Ode seIdIeift wurOe. gr
bate einen Strid I'm Den Sals nnb
mari eiuen i6mersliden Bid nab
Der 9aifliden Sbire, melde er I'M
bieie Stunbe su betreten gewohnt
mar. DIE Dame ianote iofort ibr
3immermdoaen binter ben Snnoe'
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&iHoerebeu.

SriibSeitige Chen, Iosenannte ains
bereben, fiHben ii9 nod beute Bel elmer
grobsn 4nSubl bon Naturbolfern; fe
iinb bel ben Suben Siteuropds ettpds
@efpDbnlides, unb nod iiingit iinb bic
@ngldnber gegen bic 4inber.ben in
,Snbi.n itbr fdarf eingsfdritten. Die
itbt bic betdnnte iIuftrirte .3eitf6rift
fir 2dnDerz unb 85lfertunbe, Der
-9lobus~, mittbeilt. bat Der enalifde
pbilolos SurniodG tiirsli1 aus alten
3eugenprptotsnen bes 9sri6tsbofes
au Gbeiter aus ben Sabren 1561-66
nahstpi.fen, baB i'm 16. Sa6rbumbert
&inoerebtn felbf in gnatdnb nidts
ungtfpSbnli9es iparen. Oa bic 4ins
Der i9on in fribeiter Rinbbeit bon
tbren @ltern miteinanber p.rbsiratbet
tpuroen BET ben iiingiten unter bic.
zen Einotrpaaren lit Sas WGbdwn erIt
iafpsA- Der Snabe brsi Sabre aft =
10 muBt.n iie Bel der So9seit bGufia
nod gstoe duf ben armen bon 8erz
fpaHbten eetragen perben. Soaar
0etitli9e fanben an bieIer Site ni6ts
Intobigss, ba elm 8ii9of in Ieinem
etasnen palaite feline b~isrjdbri9e Sod,
ter einem ettpas dlteren Rnaben ans
traute. SoG9e Sinbere6en tparen
rehtstrdftig, big fie burcb reqelrebte
S9eibnngsproSeFe rpieber gelDit purz
ben, nobel burf 3tugenausfagen ers
bdrtet fpsroen muBte, bab bic 3inoer
nd6 benz @lter, ND ite ielbIt einfpiai>
gen tonnten (Rnaben Ia, MGb9en 12
Sabre, niemals ibre 3ufimmuna ers
tbeilt, eindnbsr ME gefiiBt b6tten
u. I. 10. Sn bieien SGuen erfolate
oann bic S4eibung. 60 fanb SUR
nipaa Die @~beI9eibumgsflage bes is
= 1~6jG9risen @betmanns Sobn 60
merfprtb, alias Breton, aus benz
Sabre 1864. Der erIte 3euas lit Der
Sntel bes @atten, % Sabre alt, Der
ausfagt, bag er sussgen mar, als
Sobn Somerfortb unb Sane Breton
Dor ungefGbr IL Sqbren nit einamber
aetraut tDurben. gr babe ben 8rGus
tiaam auf ben 4rmen g~etragen unb
einige Srauungsporte eeipro6en, bic
genannter Sobn pesen ieiner sSuatnb
ni4t iprs9en tonnte. limb Elm eelpi1a
Ter Sames !9slfore trug SANE auf ben.
Irmtn, bic erIt Sfpei Sabre alt mar, 10
6aB Der 3euge ale 5rauunespprte fir
iiesfpre4en muBte. Oft mDgen bi.
climber p%srbetrdtbet iein, neil bic 4ns
gebDrig.n einen ODER beibe babur9
fpGter fir better perIorgt bielten. 4ber
es CAB au9 bDbere 9spesgriinbe. 60
pirb aug benz Sabre 1869 elm ssal
BON Spbn 9egen 4nas 8snarb ers
tpabnt, ipobei bas MGb9en ben 5pDlfs
iGbrigen Snaben pffenbar germ bate,
ibm l~iebtofeno 5pei @epfsl CAB, bamit
er i. beiratbe. sic purben aud ri9s
tia gsgen 10 llbr Nadts in Der Bfarrs
tirde bon GOlne getraut. @m ndd)itsn
Wforsen, iebenfals als Der Sunge bic
beioen 4epfel gesefen bate. mar ibm
Die Seiratb ipieoer lsib. er flaste, baB
bic senannte 4nne ibn nit apei
@epfsln psrlodt babe, nit ibr na9
Golne gu eebsn unb ie gu beiratben.
limb bic Gbe tpuroe selOit. Obue
3p.ifel nurben aud aus ben meiiten
oieier Ginbereben, tpenn bic &inbsr
SuIammen er3osen ipurben. ipGter
pirtlide Chen. limb cine Priifung
Der iibrigen enslif9en Qrdipe auf
dbnli9s prototolle bin fpiirbe setpiB
nidlt BLOB bas dngemeine 8ortommen
Der ainbersben i'm gdnaen bamalisen
Gnslanb ertpeiisn. fonbern audi nod
man9en feFelnben 8sitrus CUR Sit
tenssi9i9te iener 3eit lieferrL
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gum SoSe pernrtbeiIt.
Dor mehreren Sahren hieIt i'd mil!

Dor msbreren Sabren belt i'd mid
i'm Canton 6raubiinoen in Der
S9peis auf. 8saubinOen lit. penn
i'd mid redt erinnere, Der ein,ige
Canton, in weldem bic Sobestraie
itets b~eIfanben bat. alio ME ab9e.
i9afft worben mar. pie ionf in Der
Sdweis. Giaent6imIid 1T babel
ned Der llmItano, OaB li4 Die Sooess
frafe ni6t MUIR auf bic Menihen,
ionoern aud auf bic Sbiere eritredt.
Sas III idon BON altersber in 8rau-
biinoen 10 9eweien. Sn oieier Bee
siebung itano Der Canton aber nidt
pereinselt oa, oenn aur 3eit bes fns
iteren Mittelalters mar es gang uno
adbe, baB man aud unperniiniti9e
Sbiers in aller Gorm oes &edts UNI.
bra6te, binmoroete.
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@us Der S6uts. 2ebrel

- @us Der S9ufs. 2ebrer:
ryfun fiuo mir BET ben IusruffdBen
angelangt. OieIe iinb meiit Der 9uss
brnd zines i9merSliden ober f~reubisen
Sefib!s. Wpnen mir BEL ben freubis
gen beginner unb elei9 Elm 8etfpiel
anfibrsn. =. 0u, 3arl. mas faste 0eiR
Batter, als i9 ihm neuli4 cine bon
meinsn Sonntasscisarren fpenbirts9-
= Rarl: -pfui 9eufel!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

= Snbipibuetl. OienftmGb.
frn: vMabame, 3 lit n 9err brdus
ben. Der Sic gu fpreden piini9t!"
DAME: ~Wie fiebt er aus2" 0ienft.
mGbden: ueeiaenb!-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

fdnasr Der, Der es sslana ben i6red.
lidcn Mann sesen elm @elo9eident
5ur Greilahuns ieinss @efan9enen su
beipeeen. 9ieies abenteur bate fir
Rid Die 9uten 6olgeu. oab er nuns
mehr i'm 8elpebere f0rmlid aoopttrt
puroe. gr qebOrte iomit einem
Serrn uno Meiiter.
Cine LANCE 3eit per9ins, ehe ettpas
MuHaaenbss paiiirte. Sa eriAien
zines Soses elm poliaeioiener i'm
S~elpeoere nit elmer 9eridtlihen 8or-
laouns fur Rid. Ser Tame Sissr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-01-12

= q Ia t. uRb 8 o9beut9 d.
Srember (auf einem Dorfe gu einsm
8ausrn): sic finb setpiB aud Rau9sr;
bari i'd Sbnen cine Gisarre anbietsnS
Bauer: Getpen Se be Cigar man
Der; BET anbieten (anbeiBen) aber mill
id mol a1esn beiorsen!
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Dc swoa 9mno'.

Der alte SSriter bat 5fpoa. Suno',
gn' erpben unb an %flodn';
De lieg'n an ganaen Gag bei'nanb'-
Mloa', iiebit' niamuls oun'!
.,Mei'". fast Der 2sbrer, Der be-
traht't,
DOS bat loan anbsr'n 9runo,
Dab r aIipep 10 bet'nanberlieg'n:
@aliebt fan be 5tpoa Sunb'!"
0a la&t Der 5DrIter: nSa, funit mir!
Den Grunb. Sreunb, moab / g'piB:
Ser tloa' legt # gum groben bios.
Meil'S eubm bort = tpGrmer is'!"-
60 sebts i'm aeb'n. 9rudt ba Der
Sa'
Si' re9t gum Qnber'n bin:
Samal biellsi9t is b. 2iab' bran
I9ulb
llnb bunbertmal Der @'ipinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
DIED..

..1 Eo"S ri y d @" 3a@' Of Henry
MAR A FSsy H inst at $50 p m. from 2i2 Rah-
- ay .Ne >.e York 70 South Elizabeth by Penna r. r.
Kindly Kin 'o omit flowers.
ALExANDERon Thursday !ane - at NGT ots p @.
Reverend Henry SarIington A~H,rry 'Uampden sidney
Virginia aged 80 years ,.,,.., pr,,ce,on
Funeral services First Ire.by'eran Chur'h' r'e'0"'
HEsT.-Aliia C. Best wife Of seymour Best formerly Oh
ssrcSs at her late residence IS! Broad-s.
Neaark. & j.. Friday, June %. at 40 p IA.
COI.ES-Ar RAILWAY y. j. on the 2s'h INST ''"''e 49,
wife OF W. II. {. coirs
Notice Of funeral hereafter. -
DrRYEE,on Ws . sty = Jq hIs ae a. i'''
Funeral services q be hsid at ms Is, s'e rs
DwIGHr-on Wednesday e'eTns Jyne 2 q; VII VIE az
shelter Island Ncish's l M ,bS ase eN cominodoSe
ang ios,nston ave- saturday 30 ni $50 a. m
%SzPe& ss ga y 3s'n d "i Ii
Due notice Will be given OF the funeral
on We, Ss Jun" Ad sia
Laughter Of stephen and the late Margaret T. de v.
friend; e. NJ to 5 6I:sS Sns t tsns.
near Madison-ave On Saturday. June 80 1894 at ~
MARyIN-A Morristown. y; d.. Mona@y June ,nas e.
Miss Pamela A. Maryn saeS' daughter OF the 'a'e W.
MEAD-on Tuesday June IS. is9t Joseph $ Mead;
Funeral services his late residence 49O Bedford-ave.
Hrooklyn on Friday afternoon. at O'Clock
NICOl-Suddeny at Newark y. j. June "a 1924. stuart
Hunter son II Capt. James and the late Jessie Nico
aged IL years. -. ,o- a.,
FTacrai services his fathers residence No 1917 MI
pleasant-avc Newark saturday Both inst, at 10 a. m
OFFERMANNw sday. June p. Amelia, beloved wife
Of Charles W. Onermann.
Services VIII be held her late residence. 20 sd-ave
Brighton. Staten Island on Friday June ~ a.
A. N.
Carriages will bont leaving New-forK AZ III g. M ~
the staten Island ferry landing.
Interment private
WEEKS-On Wednesday, June =, Ann EUza' wife OK
Daniel V Weeks aged ~ years
Funeral from her late residence near Glen Cove. L. l..
IN SATURDAY. Both inst. at 30 p. m.
Carriages vii. II train from L. l. City at
Locust Valley station
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Gucrial Notices.
Postonce Notice.

C" rv,o,n,rators XIII be,buRs reaches rats Infai.
lb Is stores Icfuslns ouer direct % on.on IL
p..~o> No,,..
Tos'"'''e ~ ,o. -, H.,
mails for the week enslnB June 3,n WI" Glow
iprompy all cases) at This once as tollows'
sATIRDAY-At a. m Complementary 1880 a. M for
France Switzerland. italy spain PORTUGAL turkey ana
British India, via lavre per s. $ La boursoghe; az ~
m Santiago lie Cuba. pei p & Paatma uetters Tor
Colombia exccp; Colon and Panama. must be directed
p.r Panama ,: at 10 a. supplementary 1890 a. m)
,nr Iamara pcr A!ene Oetters fer Jacmel and Aux
,vs nIst be directed per Alsne'): $50 n. Sup
iSns,arv II a M for Central America Except Costa
E,ra' anj south Pacific ports per $ = Colombia via
naJ 49, r'r Grstemsla must ;,a directed 'per Co.
loon i He"e, t no 10 m r., Colon and Panama per
'"'' ,ayanca natters must he directed per Ad-
- p ADVANCE ue'.s mo- - ts,iara. 'Tohasc,
Nah', . t ~" ,"p !" yumuri ueers Tor other Mexican
anu i s,, nust be drerz>d per Yumur'); al 1910
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OBITUARY
THE REV DIR. HENRY c. ALEXANDER.

THE REV. DIR HENRY c. ALEXANDRA
Tho BOY DIR. Henry Darlington Alexander VINO
,,cd IN this city yesterday morning, was born III
t,r,rc.ton \ j. on september 2. 1870. lie was tle
Oldest son or the late Wev. Dr. James w AieNahder'
for many years pastor OF the Firth Avenue Frespy-
t.r,an church. of this city, AMI grandson OF the
Rcv DR. Archibald Alexander. one OF the Founders
ord original professors u the Princeton Theoosi'al
Snmnnry The Rev James Wadiel, the . bihu
Preacher OF Virginia. was his great -srandia'her'
Dr Alexander was also related To the Wel-Klo"h
family Of AleNauders his city, being Diolher
of lanes " Alexander. OF No. 20 Madison ave, Il
nsnhew OF H. NJ. Alexander. OF No 10 West tlty-
oiirth-st and "A cousin Of G. Is. Alexander, or NO;
4 West Flfty-eighth-st. lie was a graduate OF
Princeton College of the class OF 1874. ana or the
Throloglcal Seminary at Princeton shortly after
entering the ministry he was made pastor or the
Presbyterian Church at Charlotte Court House
Va The pastoral charge both of his grandfather
and father was In the same church
lie left Charlotte Court House 70 accept n pro
fessorshp I'm the Union Theological Seminary at
Hampder Sidney, Va. lie resigned this professor
ship in 1892 after many years OF service. - the
time of his death he pastor OF the fresbytcrian
church. Oakland. Md. Or; Alexander was
prominent and influential member OF the Southern
Presbyterian Church voluminous writer on theo-
logical and philosophical subjects and Il man Of
learning and broad scholarship. The funeral Ser
vices viii take place In the First Presbyterian
Church, Princeton, tomorrow at l p. m
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REAR-ADMIRAL WILLIAM G. TEMPLE.

Washington. June 2s.-RearAdmiral william
Gronve Temple. L. s. n. retired). died this even
Ing at 5:45 O'Clock OF apopleXy. at HIS apartments
at the Portland In this city. His death was with
out warning, and only nephew was with him at
the time. The members OF his family are Absent
from the city
lie was born In Vermont March %, 1874. anu
received his first appointment In the Navy as act
ing mldshlpman IN 1910. He served with distinc-
ton In the Mexican War, being present at the sur
render of Vera cruz and at the capture or Ava
RADIO by the Scourse In 1871 In the civil war ne
took part in the attack Fort Fisher, the pas
sage I'D Cane Fear River and the capture OF VIII
mington and of Petersburg aud Richmond In lSii
The Governments reception OF King Kalakaua. OF
the Hawaiian Islands. AT Washington. for which
by permission OF Congress, he received Il decOra-
ton from the Hawaiian monarch. He was captain
OF the New York Navy Yard from 1916 TO 1871. lie
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sail Of yacht hid the finish from the judges r4r
moment. the official time figures Of the race winch
are appended 70 this repor, are 10 he understood as
approximate only
HARVARD LAST IN THE PROCESSION.
There were few II any spurts in the race. Yale
took the lead. and Increased Il steal.y from start
70 finish Harvard as steadily fell 10 the rear
Columbia rowed in a style which made all interest
centre IN the question whether or not she wou:d
overtaSe Yale and press her hard at the nn-sn 10
the spectators the steaU boat Block lslani an
chored not far from the One-mile flag. J. looked rs
II Columbia had the lead. but he figures OF me
timers show that the vision was deceptive. faie
lei Columbia by hat boats length az me hs;f-
mic flag 10y two lengths at the me. about me
same dlst-Ae - The mile and haf. ana three or
three ana q faction az the finish H1ryard WIS
tw, lengths hehial Yale az tho haN-mNe. SIX
lengths at the mile. eight AZ the mile and half and
AZ least eleven az the finish.
All the crews found he water troublesome IN tne
last f-ml.e. and sp,ashed ab0u; Ike n0vc,S put
with n d.=crelit % themselves. Yale beat tounba
bv eleven seconds Ghe Columbia judge mad" 4 nlre)
and Harvard by fOrty-OHe. Yale and Columbia mn
isheI In good condition. but HarVarI's stroke Tel
forward a. soon as the boat crossed the line, ana
seemed heartbr0ken at the result The referee was
Alfred Cow,es jr.. and the judges George Watrss
for Harvard Guy Richards for Columbia and Rob
ert Appleton for Yale. The time a; the haf-inits
WIS as follows:
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MARRIED.

FARwELrvAN oLINDE-In I3rooklyn Wed daeSht.,
Of the late William Van OInde, to Allan stewart FAR
we'll Of New-York city
UrrNs-LA FARGE-In this city, on Wednesday, Jvns
u 1894 bv the Rev Thomas Ducey Aimee Iherese LA
Fargo George Louis Hens -
uI-II-BRA DBt'RY-At KtchaVan. Croton Lake ~. u.
Nv the Rev. +. Wilson. Marietta Welstead dausnle,
OF J. C. Hull to Charles Fox Bradbury OF Ne"-io'A
Cit.. -
JACKsON-ARNOLD-O wednesday evening. June ~
by Mr.. Royce; assisted by me H fSs R w
Drppes at Christ Church. savannah Ga, ,he hes.
Frefsrick Wocott jackson. r.. ~ Newark N j., 70
Miss Louise Gndrat Arnold. daughter Of the 's's
Thomas clay arnold
JERVEY-WEBB- on Wednesday June - at ths Ch p
- ~. Inferce-son Washington Heights DV ,he ~
Governor Morris wilkins Jean Bon eGou Weeo sa'a,
DAUGHTER " the late Hiram SANFORD, >. ~" "
lanes posell Jeryey T. s H. Corps of Engineers
MARsETIrS- wESIERVELT-O on Thursday, June -.
at Passaic BAPTIST Church. Passaic n -. py hs' w.
Pratt. assisted by the Rev. j. H. Nhenena ~
d. Note Iarseus and May. daughter OF { j. "es,s'-
volt
SANCHEZ KrRCZYN-On Thursday June 2s ny tne
Pey Father Thomas Ducey. natlde Ga1rela, daughter
u the late Mr.. Peter Kurczyn. 20 j. A. sanchez ~
Notices OF marriages must be lndorseo Win
full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
WIS GEnHARD MAS NARROW ESCAPE.

? MRS GERHARD HAS NARROW ESCAPE.
Long Branch. n. j.. June $.-Mrs. FREDERICK Geo-
hard had narrow escape from what would prop
ably have been serious accident in runaway
in Ocean Driveway to-day She was driving pair
OF spirited colts which got the better OF her ana ran
away The went madiy down the road. fol-
lowed closely by Mr. ,iebhsrd with a high-stepper.
Ii looked for awhile though the team would go
down the beach embankment. twenty feet. Mrs
Gebhard however managed 10 pull the team into
high hedge-fence, and in doing 80 she was thrown
forcbly to the ground, but was not seriously III
jured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
TIE NEW PRESIDENT or FRANCE.
THE MOST AVAILABLE MAN.

From The Springfield Republican.
He was not the strongest man among the candi-
man with the widest experience In public Affairs.
but he possesses qualities. especially valuable 1T
this time. which no other Of the candidates has eX-
hibited in 60 marked a degree.
40 MAN on HORSEBACK WANTED.
From The Providence Journal.
There have been 700 many men on horseback in
France. and what the much-dlstractri country
needs at the present time Is an undramatc ana IN
and put down Anarchy wherever II rears lts"li. ~
all appearances Casimlr, Pcrier Is adHfaoy
adapted to nv task In hand.
HIS FATIIEits IDEAL BEFORE HIM.
From The Hartford Courant.
His father once uttered IA sentiment which the
new President might well take for The motto 81
his administration. II have long"d ana lhDor"d
the ola senator sdd oT an hcb cos
serve society never divorcing democracy from
mer r5u nqr Fr Gray nee That is The Rnd Of
public Cnsmir-Pericr should try TO make.
A PRoVIDENTIAL RELIEF FOR FRANCE
From The New-York Herald.
Taking all things into consideration. it seems
providental that France has been relieved from me
months 81 excitement that must have occurred had
the election taken place on the II Of November
A RADICAL. FORTUNATELY. IMPOSSIBLE
From The Boston Journal.
1t would have been blow 10 the prosperity Of
France and would have weakened her position IN
fhe more radical groups had been able TO elect Il
man Of their choice 10 the Presidency.
THE BOCRGEOIsIE GETS WHAT 1T WANTS
From Tho New-York Sun
That under all the circumstances. NJ Caslmir-
perier, who was undoubtedly the choice OF the
French people was elected by the politicians wh0
make up the Chambers must be attributed 10 the
Auarchisrn and is breeder. Socialism, which delay
and jealousy and intrigue were pOwcrless 20 divert
or TO resist. The bourscoisc, or middle class wni'h
s so defested by scounGrels OF the Saio type, mas
for some time been craving, for tnc head or the
STATE "A r,sOute and merciicss uphold'r Of the es-
tablshed order, and they have got exactly what
they want n NJ. Cas!mir-Perier.
A VINDICAT1ON OF DEMOCRACY.
From The Philadelphia Press
The election Is a supremey excellent choice. II
V!ndicates the cool judgment or the Repdblic. II
demonstrates the calm wisdom OF democracy
Chicago Limlted-New-York Central-lcaves New
York 1890 a. M; arrives Chicago $3.50 a. m. every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-29
TIE HOTEL NEW-NETHERLAND To REOPEN

STAFFOKD HEF.V1fT'7
HAVE SIGNED a TENYEAR LEASE
Stafford & Whitaker already proprietors OK sew
eral hotels in this city, 10 reopen the Hotel New
Netherand at Fifth-ave and Fifty-nlnth-st, which,
though fully furnished, has been lying IDLE tor
several months. The lease was signed last evening,
and Is 70 run for ten years and ten months from
July l. The house Is to be reopened on september 4.
The hotel is to be repaired where changes are
found necessary and the furniture Is TO be changed
and Improved. The hotel will probably be run on
the European PLAN but may be conducted on DON ot
the American and European plans together. ne
terms Of the lease not given out last evening"
but were considered advantageous by the lessees.