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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-04-21

the west would raise more enthusiasm
than would this veteran of Rockford.
And so it was that the call which asked
his permission to head the "a ticket
with his name was headed by such men
as ex-Gov. Rich and ex-Gov. Oglesby
and signed by Department Commander
Blodgett, as well as by all of the state
grand army officers and by half hun
dred of the most prominent veterans of
Illinois.
Nevins post No. 1, of which Col Law
Ter has been commander for natter
of twenty-six years, will send q force
to Pittsburgh that will work like gren-
adiers for their glorious leader and
leave no effort untried to win the day.
The colonel is every inch of him a
self-made man. The high position he
has attained in life is due to his rare
and rugged honesty, his unquestiona-
BILE courage and his exceptional
ability. Although English born, he
has backbone of American principles
as stiff and as strong as the Washing
ton monument. His army service be-
gan when he enlisted as three
months man in the Nineteenth
Illinois infantry in April, 1851. On
September II following he reenlisted
for three years as a private in Company
Z of the Nineteenth, and he saw, with
this undaunted regiment, all the fierce
strife and fire through which the great
army of the Cumberland passed On
September II, 1864, he was honorably
discharged. His rank at that time was
sergeant. On his discharge he re-
turned to Rockford, and has ever since
made that city his home.
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San Antonio Daily Light.
SATURDAY.
APRIL, 81, 1894.
AFTER HIGH HONORS.
Col. Lawler Wants to Be the Head Of
the G. A. X.

Col. L.swler Wants to BE the Head Of
the G. A. II.
The name of Col. Thomas G. Lawler,
of Rockford, ILL.,, will be presented to
the national encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic for the Office of
commander in chief at the September
gathering at Pittsburgh. Members Of
the order think the commandership
will come out west this year, and if 10
does there isn't man west of Gettys-
burg that knows what gunpowder
smells like when it goes off that will
not be in favor of elevating Col. Lawler
to the position. In casting about for a
candidate the big G. A. r. men in Illi-
nois became convinced that no man in
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05

- Gin mutbiges Weib 1T
bic SSrau Haubinot i'm Sduie Ho. 81
Der Strabe @tienne Marcel su pdz
RIG. Die 3immsr bes 6. Stodipertes
bes SauIes Iinb nit Der Bortisrloae
burd elsftriidsn 9rabt psrbunben.
Trau Naubinpt mar neulih Rahts
bur6 bieien 0rabt in &enntnib qeIebt
ipprben, bab Elm 3immer bss 6. Stpds
as0ffnst porbsn mar. unb bod bate
lie teinen Miethsr nah 6auIe fommsn
gsisbsn. syhr MiBtrauen lpuhs, als
fie auf bisfslbe Weifs erfubr, baB audi
Elm sfpeitss 3immsr bssIeIben Stodes
ae6ffnst ipurbe. Gurs entfhlpffen Be-
ipdffnste iid bic 5rau nit sinem Rsppl=
ber unb tpdrtete am Fube Der Srsppe
falten 8lutes. Sin Mdnn fam rubia
>uno a6nunqslos. Elm Rotisbuh in Der
Sano, bic Sreppe bsrab. Die sSrau
Ttiirsts iih auf ben 1lnbefdnnten, padte
i6n am SafIs, bislt linn ben Rspolpsr
bor bic glafe uno risf: rSie iinb Elm
Rduber. folgsn sic mir auf bas potis
aet GommiFaridtl" Dem iiberraih>
ten MiHet6Gtsr btieb nidts anberss
iibriq, aIs Der 10 nahbriidlih unters
itiibten 9tufforbsruna Der Srdu nah3us
tommen. uno er trpttste an ibrer Seite
bur9 bic StruBsn. Sn ben 5alsn
mahte er fpobl ben 8eriuh. aussurei=
FEN. aber Der bod erhobens Repplper
feiner gegleiterin Itch i'm iein @pr6as
ben qtet6 pieber aufaeben. 2tuf benz
9olisei Gommii1ariat ipurben bsi
benz g9Guber Shmudiadsn poreeTunz
BEN. bic er ben Miethsrn Der SFrau
Raubinot gsitoblsn bate. Der Wunn
beibt gllpbonis Dtardal, 1T SdlpHr
unb mar unlGnqit aus bem @efdnsnib
bon Wasas entluiien norbsn.
- Der Nibiltsmus i'm ruIs
Fihen Offieierseorps lit nod ni9t ers
loTten, bds benefit cine bieIsr Sage
erfolqte unb bsItdtigte 8erurtheiluna
zines Stabscapitdns Sdissp, sbemals
pom 80. Snfdntsris Rsqiment, bur6
bas 8riegsaeriht in 8ieloierst. Der
eendnnte Sfficier purbe ipegsn Sbsils
nabme an 1lmItur5bsitrebungen aug
hem Militdritanbs ausaeitoBen, alIsr
aeats fir perluitia ertldrt unb gu Is
Sabren 8ergpsrtsarbeit in Sibirien
oerurtbeilt.
- Ser SAINT beg Rem
t0QniI9tu Greoitosrsins in Berlin,
Rep, purbe psgsn llrfu1SeufilIhuna,
getrug uno ltnteridlIlun1. unseae,
8srgsben gegsn bic COMMISSIONING
tu pisriGbriaem 3udtbaus unb Ts9sz
jGbrigsm gbrpsrluit unter 9lusf6lab
miIbsrnoer lImitdnbs psrurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-10-05
@tarus. 0as ob.raeri6t tsfa.

@tarus. Oas Sbsrgeridt b,ftds
tiete bas llrtbeil bes Gipilgeri9ts be-
treffenb einsn S4abeneriabprpcsB pes
gen 8srl0bniBbru6s. Die 9raut, bic
BON 8srIDbnib 5uriidgstrsten mar. bat
benz 8rdutigam 1000 Sres. @ntI9ibi>
sung 5u be5ablen.
2u3ern. SSn SurIes itarb nah
fursem, aber i6nsrsm Sppbus Iatio>
nalrut6 5rans 8sd>2su i'm glltsr Don
67 Sabrsn. 9sds2eu mar elmer Der
berborrasenbfen 5iibrsr Der tatbolis
fdben Partei unb bat i9on am Sonbers
bunb a:s freipilli9er S4arfidiibens
Sfficier iih bstbsilist.
q ID IN a ben. Sn 9etsnrieb lit
eine Sseroe BON 20 Stiid 8teb pur9
ben 9liB gstDbtet iporben.
Obpalben 9tuf Der bDdItsn
Spite bss Pilatus, auf bem .Giel",
lpurOen 8tpsi Souriiten, Elm 5ranSoie
unb Elm 8elgisr, Don einem 8eDitisr
iibtrrafft unb BON 8lib srI6lagsn.
lri. 2tts 9enfmal fir ibre 1899
i'm Sample nit ben Sran5oien gsfallss
men 2anbsleuts tppllten bic GuiIen in
Der S6OlenenIdludt Elm 8rsus bon 40
Ifeter S0bs erri6ten. Der 9unbss<
ratb tpiinIdt aber ettpas befAeibenere
MabperbGltniHe unb es ipa bas Sreus
nun 18 Mster, NIT Sodsl unb RiIde
26-28 Meter bod psrbsn.
3iirid. 9abisr fanb am 2. unb
8. Ssptsmber bic %. Wanbsrpers
fammlung bes s9ereins i9fpei3erifher
8ienenfreunbs" itatt. Der 8erein
sGblt gegenipGrttg nabesu 70 Sectionen
nit 961 Mitgliebsrn in alien S6als
ihaften Der S9tpei5.
Seiterreidj.
Wien. Neuli1 Wtprgen brang
ber Sdu9ma6er Oolesal in bas Saus
feiner 9elisbten Maria Yidler, I9oB
einen Rspolperidub bur9 bic Seniters
fheiben ab uno perlsBte bic gflegeelz
tern Der Pidler lsi9t; ii9 ielbit i6ob
er bann eine 8ugel binters DIR unO
Derlebte ii9 ibiper. 9olesal Deriibte
bic Shut aus Ha6e, neil bic pflssez
eltern iia pedlers 9erbGltniB piOer>
ieBten.
9ras. Der S6uBbduspart 9eits
Ter bss 9raf Wteran>Sauies auf Der
boben @eitI9 1T in Der Ndbe bss
S4uBbauies bonn 8liB eri6lagen ipors
ben.
Sdeernborf. Der tatholiids
gfarrer unb 9oniiitorialratb Narcib
Said in 9raunsborf bat ii9 in Der
Sppa ertrGnft. Der @runb Der Sbat
paren 3piitigteiten nit Ieiner trunts
fii6ttgsn Wirtbi9afterin, I'm berents
pillen linn peniionirung anseoroht
lporben mar. Der SelbitmDrber mar
70 Sabre alt.
prag. Der internatipnale Ginbrss
der 4nton Sarbausr aus 8obbeim
(9abern) ipurbe b;er su a6t Sabren
fbperen 8erters perurtbeilt. Ra9
Ibbiibune ieinsr Strafe in Oeiterrei9
nirb Sarbduer an 8apern ausgeliez
fert, mo- er iid ebenfaus pesen Diebs
ftabls au peranttporten baben fpirb.
Bon 8apern biirfte er bann na9 Bel
glen ausseliefert perben, neil aud
8etsien feline PerIon retlamirt bat.
SaIsburg. Der Stattbaltersiz
beamte Spiepb Rabenboed lit auf oem
Mpfer6pben abseitiirat; er purpe i'm
3ifenbad tobt aufgefunben. - Sn
bem burd feline GiIeninouitrie betannz
ten 0prf Sulpmes i'm Stubuitbal 5ers
ftDrte biefer Gage Elm granb flint
BobnbduIer fammt 3ugebduben. Dem
bprtigen ar5t, benz ein5igen bes Stuz
baitbales, 1T bic san5e 9lpotbete perz
brdnnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-REMINGTON TYPEWRTTERS AT
the REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine; per-
feet condition guaranteed, with stand; delivered
free in city; month applies on purchase Of
new when directly following rental.
WYCkOFF, SEAMANS & BENEDICT,
dl9-tf Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV
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FOR RENTAL A VERY LOW RENT TO FIRST
class tenant only-a pretty 2-stoy, Groom. bath
and cellar bsy-window brick; heated by furnace:
good location ne. l. STARGARDTER,
oc24-3m 6l3 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19

FOR RENT-iS30 AND 1882 9TH ST. NV; 10
rooms; all modern conveniences good neighbor-
hood rent very low. Inquire Of FRANK T.
BROWNING, 416 9th st. NV. n21-tf
FOR RENT-A MOST ATTRACTIVE AND DESIR.
able house, with every convenience: perfect or.
der; 21O6 II st. NV; IL rooms, two baths; low
rent. H. L. RUST. COS 14th st. NV. oc3i-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19

FOR SAIE-WESLEY HEIGHTS
The building of the American University Is near
at hand. Lots in Wesley Heights 13 to 16
cents per foot; very easy terms; prettier To-
cation for homes better Investment. Also 2
handsome cottages for SALE Call for list desira-
BILE cheap ground, city and suburban. JOHN T..
WAGGAMAN, 700 .4th st. (upstars) se22-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-HOUSES-W WANT TO GET FOR
Investment ten or fifteen small houses, worth
from 81 800 to $1,000 apiece; they must bring
good interest, be located in improving Sec
tlons Of the city. WM. Ii. SAUNDERS * CO.,
1407 st. NV. dl9-w,s, NIT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19

FOR RENT
906 sd, Tor, mi. $50. SO
200 Pa ave, Tor. 45 so
1747 F, Sr, mi. $3.50
3043 n, Tor. mi. 1000
2S12 NJ, 12r. 80
1921 G, IL r, mi. .35.50
2305-11 1, Or, ce. mi25 DO
1il0 Pierce, Or, mi. 26.J0
1914 18th, 7r. mi. Is. 80
1913 Columbia, 7r, mi25 so
633 4th ne, Sr, mi. %. 80
1896 p, Sr, mi. %. 50
1914 X, sr, W. 10
26lT X. 7r, mi. 30
2219 l., Or, wa. %. 80
517 Goth. Sr, eel. 30. 80
26l6-20 L, Or. mi. ID. 80
2f03 l, Sr, mi. ....22. 80
615 Goth. 7r, eel. w.20.50
202 Mass ave NV, Or,
1927 18th. Or, W. rs. 30
121S 2lst, Or, W. ..20.50
4el 22d, 5r&store, W. III
4l6 Elm, Or, mi. ......l7
230S @, Or, w......16.30
213S Va av, Or, mi. 16. 80
For full list apply TO
d14-f.m&w 1907
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19

FOR RENT
305 4, lexington, ami,
per annum. 80. .S5OO.o0
Is Grant pl, Cir. $4,000
12J Mass ave ne, Sr 80. 90
Lanfer ave NV, Tor SO. 90
THE McLACHIEN REA
dl2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

$500 TO 81, 200 TO INVEST IN IMPROVED COUN-
try property within 10 miles Of Washington,
either in d. G. or Md; line Of R.R preferred.
Answers desired from owners only, to whom
speedy reply or personal call will be made. Ad-
dress ]. COUItRE, Star Office. d18-th s&w3t'
FOR RENT DAIRY FARM, SO ACRES, NEAR
Highland station, Md. q ost place.; S-room house
good water. ]. FRED KELLEY, Room 20, At
iantic bldg, 92S-3O L st. u. d1S-3t
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-OFFICES-
1894 + st Nv, en-
tire basement. $1,000
Globe bldy-l large I'm.
Sc cor 18th aud h
SITS NV, Ar, entire
ID floor. 40. 90
Ia av and 18th NV,
= rooms. 30. 90
019 18th st NV. 80. 10
Sc cor 18th and L
NV, Pr, ii Eoor. 40. 90
1423 + NV, several
fine offices.
1925 Pa ay pw,3d q. 40. %
THON
llS-tr
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RNER & CO., Ole r st.

2224 / st, 5r, wa. 1880
250S LIST, Or, W, g.15.30
S12Ia 10th, store. 1850
s14 10th. hall. .....15.30
2427 n, Or, w......1o.30
2639 /, Sr&store, W. 15.O0
SS1 n II ave. 5r, w.14.30
$50 23d. 7r, w.....14.00
92S 4th ne, Or. W. ..14.00
2T30 Z, Or, eel, W. 1850
2225 st Paul's ct.5rl3.30
40 II sw, Or. W. ..i3.30
2416 n, Or. ..........13
24lO n, Or, W. .12.50
1908 Riggs, Or, W. .l2.0
i02-4-6-S 2lst, 6r.w 1880
23l5 Va ave, Ar, w.10.50
] Poone ct. 4r. W. 1000
1916 X, r'r, w.....lO.W
507-9 Wilcox ct.5r.w.l0
24l7 r, 5r. ...........l0
2422 Va ave. 6r......l0
3S01-3 NJ, Or. 10
elol2-14 9th, Or. ....10
1917 L, 3r. ..........W
l243 25th. Or.
11l2 LIST sc. Or. ~
yESCoTT & WILCOX.
=. - ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19
PERSONAL.

AND THIS Is WHAT THE 'DICKEY BIRDS
say that. W" pay liberal cash exchange for every
description Of gents discarded garments. What
do You say. shall cailE
G19 JJSTHS OLD STAND. Ci9 st. n.w.
W WILLIAMS AUTHORIZED PRIVATE DE
teCtive agency - Confidential communications
promptly attended to; Office opcl all hours; best
rsfs. ClIAS. l. Finder, SupJ.. go L 81. u ".
nI2-2mr
kHOETH AND-COACH INSTRUCTION. Die
TATION: SMALL CLASSES; PERSONAL Al
TENTIOS; THOROU GiiNF-SS; 40 AND 10: 81
TER MO GIT SCHEDULE. TIE DIII.LEIG,
BOZ nth 81. NV. EUlT-tf
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FOR RENT-STABLES,

FOR RENT-STABLES. No 4,Mass ave & 2lst %
1912 18th NV (rearJ. .$i5 No 3, bet . and T.,
Bet 18th and 18th SIS 18th and 10th. .25
NV, and l. SITS. 80 No t. bet y and p,
144l X av nw,rr. 1850 18th and I6th. -. :. %
1214 18th rear). .35 1901 X st NV (rear). 20
No 2, bet 2lst, Mass 1924 NV ORR Is
ave md Fla ave. rs 1l2l 14th st NV (r'r). 10
No 3, bet 2lst Mass 1912 K (rearJ l2r. 10
Gave and Fla ave. :. .25 LIST and SITS. " &
No 2, bet and T. G house.
18th and 10th. .25 very large. 200
No 8, bet and F. 1914 l. NV rear) Ii
18th and 10th. .25I 1899 + NV trear). 10
1918 l. st NV (rear). 20 l1l2 18th Gear) 10
THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
d1S-tr 1924 Il st. NV.
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Brookland, Or, mi. 1000
62S Whitney nv, Or. 1880
1910 30 st sc, Or. ..13.0o
Brookland. Or. 1850
Stable $40 9th NV. 1000
L rs. AND LOAN CO.,
10Th and q SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-12-19

tG01 9TH NV, LIST Il. 5000
81 Ia ave upper
part ............ 80. 0O
lSW cor 18th x Il, Or. 80 Oh
l225 Pa av NV, 4th n30.O
6l5 18th NV, LIST Il. 1900
l221 Pa av, III Il. ..2o.00
1913 b NV, 4th q. Is. 90
1918 II NV, Sd II fir. 1900
l2l3 Il NV, Sd q. 1000
GOo-7 It'll, several RS.
lil7 q NV, several RS
l42l Il NV, several
fine Offices. ........-
k620 L NV. several RS. -
Is ]. FISHER & CO.,
1924 + st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES- o.
$50 &C. s.w., 9 rs. and bath. .......... 30
2l0S III NV, RS. and bath. SoW
ELLERS0N & WEMPLE
de-ov 617 14th st. NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-THE NATIONAL BOARDING AND
Room Directory, sos + st. n.w will rent your
vacant rooms for you. dl22w"
WANIED-IS A PIRATE HOUSE NEAR AIRING
ton or Shoreham Hotels, a furnished parlor floor,
suitable for irst-class dress mt king and millinery
STOW rooms; best reference required; state low
est rent aud full particulars. Address BODklN,
331 9Th ave-, New York. IT.
WANTED-3 LARGE ENFUR. ROOMS, WITH
heat gas and bath: over business place preferred
must be bet. 9th and l4th and Pa. ave. and III
SIS. W.; rent moderate; adults only. Address
KIND, Star Office. 1t"
The sun., 1894-08-13

DESvER, Aug. lathe last hundred miles OF the
great relay bicycle race covered under the most
favorable circumstances. The sand storm which the
Nebraska riders into last night most unfor-
tunAte occurrence.
II DELAYED the race several hours aud prevents Il
being completed In SIX days anticipated when
the tnAt such excellent time being made in
eastern Nebraska received here hut west OF
JulesbuTg this morning the found the Presdents
message moving steadily westward sixteen miles per
hour
The eouTiers arrived at Cheyenne st 3:39 p NJ,
where the bal Tidena OF that city received II without
. seconds delay. And OF for the south like the
wind. Tie road from there Greeley 10 smooth aud
hard, with occasional hills slight rsea giving the
men a chance for an occasional coast.
The Cheyenne boys were greeted few miles north
Of Greeley by Of local wh5elinen. who set =
Killing pace ON toward their city, arriving there al
G:l1 D. m.
The pouch WAS transierTed 60 the Denver boys with
the same Celertty With which Il has been chang nE
hands since Monday noon. aud the remaining
atty two miles Of the covered without
cldenL The message delivered 10 the Governor ai
lO.40 O'clOek-
The sun., 1894-08-13
HELirED MARRTAGE NOTICE.
YOuAg Mr Rowland u. TImpsOA aad
MIss NurraS Married = AORth AEO.

ORANGE, y, j., Aug. l2.-ln The SUS OF this
morning was the following marriage notice:
TIMPSON- MURRAY.-On July 10, 1904 by Rev. Jno.
Floyd Sleen Of the Ascension Memorial Chapel,
Ada b, Murray 10 Rowland II. Timpson.
Mr. FimpsOn. who is in business at Wall street,
New York, lives at ISS Main street Orange, Mr..
TimpsOn's mother said that the announcement
had been put In The STS by the family. she
declined 10 say whether she had been opposed
10 the marriage or not. She would not Say
where her son could be found.
Mrs. Rowland IimpsOn's father Is HOTatIn
Murray, stock khOlder in smiths Express Com
pany Of Orange and New York, and lives ll
Valley road. West Orange. Mr.. Murray told
THE sun reporter that after the marriage his
daughter had come home and Mr. IimpsOn had
gone to the AdiTondAcks. He refused to say
where they were Al present.
Mr.; Murray said he had not opposed the
match.
Mr.. TimpsOn is prominent member OF the
orangs Athletic Club, and played in the bowling
team last winter. He and Miss Murray. q
mutual friend said tonight. had bssa engaged
more than AyeAE.
The sun., 1894-08-13
KILLED TnE WOu4x mr. LoyED.
ThOmAs DsIIIAdEsr Shoots his n NuIauO
swsstheart, aRd WOHI TeII Way.

CAMDEN. y. j., Aug. 1.-THE guests and en-
plOyees OF the Junction House, hotel at Wins
low Junction, ON the New Jersey Southern and
the Atlantic City Railroad, were startled by the
report OF a gun this afternoon. A. +. OgbOrn,
who was In charge OF the house, ran back and
found Thomas Dellindger gasping on a chair.
"Well, I've done II" said Dellindger,
"Dune whatf" asked OyboFn.
why, shot Georgianna SpearmAn. send for
= constable l want TO be arrested"
Out in the yard lay Georgianna, a mulattO
cook. with her head blown almost entirely on.
What passed between the two before the shoot
ing, Dellindger would not tell. IL Is supposed
that he had become jealous Of the woman. she
was 40 years old, the mother OF two children.
She and DellindgeT had been intimate AT COL
Inns Beach, where both were employed until a
year ago by the prOprietOrs OF the Junction
AOuse. They brought the woman with them,
but did not reemplOy Dellindger,
He came here two months ago and has been
hanging about Winston, picking up odd Jobs
here and there. and seizing every opportunity Of
meeting tie woman, who seemed 70 have tired
uf him, Justice JeBett committed him 10 Cam
acn jail
The sun., 1894-08-13
A Protest from German Dyer.

BERLIN. Aug. l2.-The dyed goods manufac-
turers and exporters Of Ssxony have petitioned
the German Imperial Government 10 support by
diplomatic means their protest against the
Uaited States demand that invoices of import
ed goods disclose the date Of the dyeinR and the
name of the dyer. The petitioners characterize
the demand as an outrageous attempt to pry
into business secrets and say that II is impOssi-
BILE for them 10 comply with the requirement.
The 1hFmnitzsr NdchTichten declares that the
only object i 10 bolster the infant industry in
the United states and exclude Saxon goods.
The sun., 1894-08-13

KwaL or the Association Of the Land Of the
Rising sun, composed OF Japanese residing IN
New York and Brooklyn, n in hearty sympathy
with the war policy OF the home Government.
AT its meeting on Friday the subioined reaolu-
tiOns were offered and, according to the official
minutes. were adopted with enthusiasm and
eaRerneSs Of determination unanimously:
''Resolrcd That we humbly support the issue Of
declaration OF war against China by his Majesty
of Emperor, and thereby we pledge ourselves for
loyalty tO our beloved country
"ReDlrod, That we conjontly confirm the Just
goal directed by our Government in such hon
Urable undertaking as to remove the undue In
The sun., 1894-08-13

CDR" Conrad aud His Victim Exposed by
Anonymous Letters.

Nellie Fitzsimmons, employed as n housemaid
by Albert A. Wigand OF 1870 Manhattan avenue.
Is in the Bellevue Hospital prison ward the
result OF criminal operation performed. she
says, by DIR. Edward +. Conrad Of III West
FOrty-seventh street. She Is not In a dangerous
condition. She accuses young man named
Winkler OF being the author OF her trouble. but
she declares that he is not responsible for the
crime. DIR. Conrad is locked up In the West
Tooth street police station.
On Saturday night messenger boy brought .
note 10 the station addressed TO the Captain. He
laid IL on the desk and said there was answer.
When the Captain opened II he found this writ
ten In womans hand:
Nellie Fitzsimmons OF 80 Manhattan avenue had an
operation performed this afternoon at O'Clock by
DR. Conrad Of III West Forty seventh street. Win
send 10 the house and the girl at once, she
may die (?
Detective John J. Cain was sent around 10 ths
number given and had talk with the girl. She
denied everything Just then Mrs. Wigand
came in and told the detective that she
had received a letter, signed "A Suppressor
OF Crime" giving the same news as that given
the police She then took the girl aside and got
IA confession from her;
He will be arraigned in the Harlem Police Court
this morning.
Named for CoaKress.
Tenth district, Mo, @. Il, Zimmerman. Pop.
The sun., 1894-08-13

LoSDoN, Aug. l".-The Prince OF Wales, the
Duke of York, Lord Dufferln, Admiral Erben,
and Capt. Mahan Of the United States cruiser
Chicago and others were entertained AT dinner
by the German Emperor aboard the imperial
yacht HOhenzollern on Cowes to-day. The
Emperor took leave OF the Queen in the after
noon. lie will go TO AldershOt tomorrow.
The sun., 1894-08-13
Cholera In EurOps.

BERLIN, Aug l2.-One death from cholera
was reported in Nippes, two miles from Cologne
to-day.
AMSTERDAM, Aug. leone new case OF chol-
era and one death from the disease were reported
in HAaTlem to-day. Six new cases were re-
ported in five other towns in Holland.
ST. PETERS BURG, Aug. l2.-FrOm Aug 70
1856 6cases OF cholera and lOl deaths from the
disease
The sun., 1894-08-13
Music la Paradise ParE.

Conterno's band will play this evening in Par
Rdise Park polka composed by Timothy +.
DriscOll, the leader OF the State Democracy in
the Second Assembly district. The polka Is
called "FlayiannR" In honor OF the infant
daughter of John J. Boyle, President of ST.
PatTCks Lyceum. Mr.. DriscOll being the child =
godfather. Leader ConternO will also play
THE POstmRn." which was written by L. v.
Flynn. Financial Secretary OF the &. Y. NJ. A. OF
White street.
The sun., 1894-08-13
Aasassaasr nay.ra sl.rls Isr ssas..

LOSDoS, Aug le.-Thomas +. Baysrd, United
states Ambassador 10 Great Britain, accom-
panied by yiscount Wolseley, the Earl OF Ports
mouth. Baron Kelvin. Sir !. II. Mogbray. NJ r.,
and Gen. Sir Evelyn Wood, started this morn
ing for Genoa to meet Sir John Pender on the
steamer Electra. The party, As guests of sir
John. Win visit several Mediterranean ports
and will then proceed 70 COnstantinOpls aud
Sebast0pOl.
The sun., 1894-08-13
Relief for WelImaa's Party.

TRoNsoE, Norway, Aug. l2-Capt. Bottofsen
OF the lost steamer Ragnvald Jarl was de-
spatched by the United States Consulate on
Aug. 10 aboard the Malygen, with provisions
and clothing. TO seek Walter Wellman's party
In SpitZenbergen and bring them here.
The sun., 1894-08-13
Another Revolt Ia Moroero.

LONDON, Aug IA despatch from Tangier
says: THE Kabylcs have revOlted. Some OF the
Khalifas have been killed and others are flee
ing. Several Citadels have been destroyed. The
rebels are elecIing their own Kaids and defying
the Sultan
The sun., 1894-08-13

LONDON, Aug. l2.-The Hamburg correspond
ent OF the Central News says; THE conference
between the German North Atlantic steamship
companies and the British steamship lines was
abOrtive. The German steerage rates remain at
$40. A new conference has been proposed"
The sun., 1894-08-13

tice The third picture was also taken ON board
the NaniWa.
This Is the boat that sunk the transport Kow
Shing.
The japanese of this city and Brooklyn seem
10 take deeper Interest In the conduit OF the
war than do the Chinese. Dai Nippon jim