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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16

wa sic William Canty, jest ziodzie-
jem kieszonkowym i ma rogu Madi'
son str. Ashland ave. porwaa pani
II. Pomaranc zam. pm. 8O6 S. Ash
land ave. portmonetke pieniedzmi.
O'Connell, kt6rego rama jest lekka,
dumnym jest re sposobu, W jaki
przy aresztowal zlodzieja.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16
1Zmiany ma divorce tureckim.

KoNsTANTYNoPoL, 10 hpca.
- Ma divorce tureckim nasta,
ply wazne zmiany. Sultan
zfozy} z urzedu wielkiego we
zyra i ministra wojny, a ma
miejsce pierwszego mich mia
nowal swego wielkiego szam'
belana. DHaj bracia tego o.
statniego objeli urzedy szam'
belana i ministra wojny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16

= Process przeciw mordercy Car
nota zacznie sic % lipca.
= Uro izaje W po}uduiowych
Niemczech, ma Wegrzech wAu-
stryi 50 wyborne. Pszenica przedsta-
via sic dobrze, jeczmieh bardzo do
brze. Zyto jest zadawalniajace.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16
Dynamiciarze.

SANK RAPIDS, Mimi, 10 H.
pea. Wczoraj wieczorem pro
bowano wysadziG W powietrze
pociag osobowy kolei Mort
hern Pacific "a pomoca bomb
dynamitowych ma szynach po.
}ozonych, Kiedy pocisg nadje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16
Telssramy KRjOve.
CzynnOsci kOngr esu.

5iezacym tygodniu Senat, jak
sic zdaje, gl6wpie aajmowa6
sic bedzie jeszcze budzetem.
Moze bye, re dzieh albo diva
poswieci ma sprawe traktatu z
Chinami, potem moze take
komitet taryfowy z}ozy swoj
rapport, mad kt6rym W tym wy
padku odbeda sic debaty.
Budzetowych spraw jeszcze
DUO jest do la4atwienia.
Me ma oznaczonego pro.
gramu ola czynnosci Izby W
biezscym tygoduiu. Je2eli
konferencya W sprawie taryfy
poko1czy swe prace, to zape-
wne ia sprawa najg1owniejsza
uwage Isby zwroci ma siebie.
M6wca Crisp wyjecha} do
chorego syna; oczekuja jego
powrotu we wtorek.
Czterdziesta plata gwiazda.
WASHINGTON, Is lipca. Pry-
watny sekretarz prezydenta
Thurber, otrzyma} do przecho
wanna srebrna osadke ze z1o-
tenn pi6rem. Sa one artysty.
cznie wy konane pi6ro raz je-
dyny tylko ma bye umaczane
w atramencie, a mianowicie
przezuaczone jest do tego, by
prezydent podpisa} MEM akt
podnoszacy terytoryum Utah
do rzedu Stan6w, co jak sic
zdaie, jutro nastapi. Rawlins
ma sic postarac jutro o podpi'
sy wiceprezydenta i zastepcy
m6wcy Richardson's, poczem
ma zaniesc akt 6w wazny do
prezydenta. Zapewne prezy-
dent akt ten podpisze bez wa
hania. Pierwotnie zamierzano
postaraG sic o z}ote osadke re
ziotem pi6rem, ale zmieniono
ten zamiar ze wzgledu ma to,
re Utah jest "a ,,bimetal'
zmem." Skoro akt 6w zostanie
podpisanym, historyczne pi6
70 zostanie na pamiatke z}ozo
mem W Kapitolu nowego Sta,
nu.
Podpisanie owego aktu VIA
Sciwie jeszcze ME uczyni Utah
Stanem: bedzie to dopiero
wstepna czynnosc. Konwencya
celem u}ozenia konstytucyi no.
wego Stanu zebrac sic ma W
marcu 1895, a W listopadzie
oddany zostanie pod g}osowa,
ME ludnosci, kiedy take gu
bernator i urzednicy majs bye
wybrani. okoro prezydent sic
przekona, re nova konstytu-
cya ME sprzeciwia sic W nj
czem konstytucyi Stanow zje,
dnoczonych, Utah zostanie u.
roczyscie ogloszone Stan nem.
Ludros6 Utah obliczaja
ma 225, 900 dusz.
Altgeld ciagle jeszeze burczy.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Is lipca.
Altgeld jeszcze ciagle wyraza
sic gniewem o wojskach rza-
dowych pozwala, azeby prasa
wyrazenia sic jego publicznie
g}osi1a. Opisujac po4ozenle,
powiada, re panuje juz porza-
dek, ze wojska stanowe po
wiekszej czesci So rozpuszczo'
ne, a tylko W kilku miejscach
potrzeba je by}o zatrzymac.
Go do wojsk rzadoWYch, po-
wiada: ,,Wojsk tych wcale
ME potrzeba nigdy ME by1o
potrzeba. Draznis tylko / celu
zadnego ME mia}y. Milicya
stanowa wsp6lnie w}adzami
mieiscowemi by4aby naizupe}-
niej wystarczy}a, a speini}aby
byla zadanie sWe jeszcze lepiej,
gdyby wojsk rzsdowych ME
przyssano".
Dynamiciarze.
SANK RAPIDS, Mimi, 15 Ii
pea. Wczorai wieczorem pro
bowano wysadzic W powietrze
pociag osobowy kolei Mort
hern Pacific "a pomoca bomb
dUnamitowvch ma szynach DO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1894-07-16

skutek eksplozE unios}a sig
z SYN W powietrze, 3 caly po-
ciag mocno sic zatrzas}. Jedna.
kowoz Mkt ME zosta1 pokale-
czony niebezpiecznie j szkoda
zrzadzona jest wcale ME wiel-
ka. o zamach posadzaja czte.
rech ludzi, kt6rych widziano
w}6czacych sic po okolicy cd
dni kilku, a kt6rzy teraz Uni
xii. Dzisiaj marsza}ek zwia-
zkowy ustawi} straz przy sly.
mach i nikogo do mich ME do
pus2cSa.
Samob6jstwO wybitnegO ObyWa-
teIa.
BUFFALO, N. Y, logo lipca.
Bernhard f. Gentsch, by{y
poczmistrz W Buffalo, kt6rego
termin urzedowania sko1czyl
sic d, ] lipca b. r., by}y czio-
mex legislatury Stanu, znany
przemys}o y lee, wp1ywowy re-
publikanin, ale i przez demo-
krat6w wielce szanowany oby-
watel, dis rano odebra1 sobie
zycie wystrza}em pistoletu ma
polu "a swoim domem. By} on
take wiceprezydentem banku
"Hydraulic Bank. Ma jego
polecenie bank ow po2yczy3
pewnej kompanii spozywczej
najprzod $4,000, apotem $4,000.
Pieniadze te zosta1y stracone.
Gentsch tax sobie wzia1 do SER
ca to, re "a jego poleceniem
wdano sic W spekulacya, kt6ra
sic ME powiod}a, il wskutek
tego dosta1 obfedu umys{owe,
go'i W przystepie ob}akaaia
zycie sobie odebrS1.
Kara dls miasteczka.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis l5go
Inca. Kompania "Omaha Rail.
road Co." postanowila W sku.
tex czestych strajk6w W Spoo-
ner, Wis, przeniesG swe war
sztaty owego miasteczka do
West Superior i miasteczko o.
we wykresticz mapy swej ko
lejowej.
Rozruchy W Oklahoma Terit,
SOUTH ENID, o. t., Is lip,
ca. DIS rano o godz. 2 pr6bo
wano wysadzit W powietrze
most Lad rzeka $50 yard6w ma
p6}noc stsd wystawiony. Mostu
strzegli ao}nierze i eksplozya
niewielka zrzsdzi}a szkode.
Wczoraj W nocy miedzy godz.
II a Is diva wozy przywioz1y
przysie1nYch marsza}ka z North
Enid do Enid. Ludnosc przy-
wita4a ich gradem kamieni i
pa}kami i napedzi}a ich STAN.
tad. Wys}ano stsd do Pond
Creek wiekszs Geese zuajduja-
cych sic tu zo}nierzy.
Jeszcze O strajku.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-22
Mumocrbarc Rcjmltate.

X @inem 8rieie BON &eb. S. @unber=
man in 9imonbale puroe uns geitattet,
fOlsenbes gu entnebmen sd sDeere
ni6t, Or. Sings SEEM Discovery anse=
lesentlib su empfeblen, nahoem oas
Wlittel i'm aranfbeitsfalle meiner Srau
tpabr9aft tpunberbare &eiultate eraielt
bat. gBdbretb ib in &ipes Sunetlon
als Pfarrer Der bortiaen 8aptiitenge=
meinoe funftionirte, tpuroe iie bon elmer
2ungenfrantbeit, ipel6e bon einem Mn=
faae oer Grippe suriidseblieben mar,
melt binunter gebrabt. S1redltde
0ultenanfdlle bauerten oft nit tpenig
llnterbru6 itunoenlans unb man be-
gam gu fiirdten, oab iie oielelben ni6t
iiberleben perbe. Sin 5reuno rietb
ms Or. Sings Stem Discovery an !; bas
Wittel besann raid su wirfen uno err
Sielte bo6befrieoise1lbe Gefultate.
Glaf6en Su SO Gents unb 81 (pro=
beflai6en 9ratis) in Der Mpotbtfe BON
| ss. 6. Miller & Sohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-08-22
Gine seitjantc 9oftfartc.

Cine Der feltlam1ten 8o1tfarter, bic
wobl je 5ur 9lbienouns selangt lino,
erbielt neulid Elm StraBburser 8iireer.
9ielelbe lit ni6t aus Yapier ober &ar=
ton, poer tpie man lonit ben porIbrifts=
mdBisen Stoff fit Boltfarten nennen
mill, bergeltellt, ionoern aus gaum=
rinbe. Ser Nbienoer, Der befannte Ma=
Ter uno NmerifaforiGer Guoplpb Gro=
nau, Der ii6 sur 3eit auf elmer SuBreiie
in Ganaoa befinbet, bat BON Der &inbe
zines bortigen gaumes Elm poittarten=
9roBes Stiif absel0st. 9luf Die 8or=
berieite bat er Elm Stiif papier geflebt
init Der Iufi6rift .poitfarte Der ame=
rifanii6en llriualospoit" berieben !; ba=
runter itebt Die Norefie. Die &iifleite
entbdlt bas, mas man bel senDbnliden
Poitfarten Die S6rift nennen fann (:
eine Geibe bon Mittbeilun9en, bic frei=
lid ni6t eeidrieben, ionoern mittels
zines idarfen MeKers in Die Saumrin=
be eingeribt, aber bollfomlnen beutli1
unb lesbar lino. 9ieie ieltIame Yoit=
forte 1T in elmer Boitanitalt in Canada,
(ber Name lit nibt beutli6 5u erfennen,
pahrideinli6 1T es MontreaD am IA.
sSuli b. S. aufsegeben tporoen unb am
Is. Suli in Strabburg ri6tig CUR ge=
itelluns 9elanat. Ser StraBburaer
Nnfunftsitempel lit Der &arte iebr beut=
li6 aufgeorift. Ser @mpfdnger mill
Die Garte oem pOifmuieum III Berlin
supeilen.
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Ser arDfte @pesialiff.

SD, MIbert Wloter, elm Wiirger bon Meabing, pa
fh!pSre b;ermt bab it elmer 2ranfbelt lit, bic
bic Dottoren bon geabing Wealaria nannten. So
trurbe 10 ihtpad, baB id nit arbeiten fonnte, ene
Qernen litteu iebr, n,eine gfieren unb Riien tba.
ten mir peb 4 bate fsinen Mppetit, einen umrubs
tsea Scblaf Der MID nc!,t crauicfie unb aue bieie
3eit tpar i nnter DebancsIng. 3utett purbe ib bes
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,tdIfjfeh au coirfglt;ren, Or. @.
II. 1teei. 1917 Mrd, Ctr.
9bilaoelpbic, ipelhes ih that.
Or. Ehcci mar Der eimjtge Mrst
Der mt1 griincIih nnteriuhte,
Ilnb tpubte spas init mir los ipar,
aamll4 elm 9roaer Serlnff bon
Dbo6pbdtcM ilnb 2slbum8.
irel4es nit ben 1lrin ipeeg,ng. So
lam NIT Or. Sbsel i'm Yre,S
lberein, ben id gleid besablte.
Jta4 ein pdar @c6en bate er mid
iemIih furr:rt anc iM 3 MO-
raten ipar i6 rplIitdnbla aebeilt.
S1bre iinb ieilbem DerSoeen unb
IA hnhp Mkt ei,reft Snn hm,.Ha
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@ar stt GmaltIidl.

9lus Gopenbaeen miro seIdrieben :
Neuli1 Mbenbs NOR Der Gronprins gum
9eiu1 bes Circus in Gopenbagerl ee=
peien uno febrte se9en IL llbr na1
SAloB Gbarlottenluno suriif, no um
biefe fpdte Gtunbe oas MbenbelIen ein=
eenommen ,peroen iollte. Die Saus=
bdlterin unb cine &ammerjungfer bat=
ten ben Circus ebenfalls beiubt unb
nabnlen ibren @eg pon Der giienbabn=
itatiDn gerabe bur1 ben galo, Inn
re6tseitis i'm sblob ansufommen. Sn
Der 9fdbe Der gum Parf fiibrenben
pforte bemerften bic Yeiben plobli1
slpei 0erren in an9elegentlider Inter
baltune benielben g8ee nebmeno.
Nensitlib tpie lie iparen, periubten Die
beioen Srauen ppr ben berod1tigen
Mdnnern Die pfprte su errei1en, tra=
fen aber bod an oerielben nit ibnen
suiammen. Ser dltere 9err fragte Die
Ipdten Wanberinner, pb lie in's S6lob
oebbrten, iporauf Die Sausbdlterin cine
abpeiIenoe, ibnippilhe 9lntwort gab.
9lls Die 9erren bariiber in lautes Sc
ldbter ausbraGen, ipurbe Die brape
Gaitellanin bermoBen eribreft, DaB iie
ibren S0irm fallen lieB unb nit ibrer
8egleiteria li9 eiligit oapon ma6te.
Cbne li6 unSufdauen, eilten lie our6I
Den garf, gefpl5t bon ben beioen Ser
rem. 9luf benz Ghlobbpfe anQelanot.
rief Die 0aus1dlteri1 Der Sbiloma0e
gu s: uYaiien Sic auf mir lperoen BON
smei Strolden perfolgt !" aber Die
G6ilbmaGe itano pl6blib ftramn nno
prdientirte Dor ben vStroIden", Die ib=
rem Wea fbnuritrafs ins Sdlob unb
III ben SpeiIefaal nabmer, tpp Die frpn=
prinsli6e Somilie bel Der Nbenotafel
fab. Sie perlneintliben yStrol1e"
paren &onig Gbriltian uno Yrins Wal=
benar, Die oen i6Dnen 9lbenO su eiilem
Spasiergang nod Gbarlottenllno be-
nubt batten. Ger S0nig ersdblte ben
gansen 8organg in pergniigtelter Gtim=
mung unb lief DEN nliteebra1ten
sdirm als 3eusniB fiir Die 3idtisfeit
oes @rSdblten suriif, Den Der &ronprin3
am anoern Morgen Der SausGdlterin
nit Den Morten: u9fa. oa bat mein
gater Sbnen aeitern 9lbenb ia tpo6l ei=
nen rielisen S6rcf einaeiast", iiber=
rei6te. Sie Yerlegenbeit Der 9ausbdl=
term fann man 1f porfellen.
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Giue beidleiDeme sfraae.

Brauden Sic einen Nenobatpr nod
Der Dibe bes Gommers 2 Wliifien Sic
lire beruntergefpmnlene Contribution
iuieoer frdftiseil uno aufbdnen 2? Gau=
fen Sir fi1 cine Dlaid,e aOrnis Mlpen=
frduter=Ylutbeleber. ST bat 8ailIen=
ben gebolfenb tparum ilidt Sbnen
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sasn Qonbon einoetroffene Madri1=
ten meloen oos Mblebgu oes lebtes sssabr
oft eeflaunten 26nigs Don Siam.
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Wsiu @tiIaneIpbia. chiu.
Hi5Ik#
scAvEAIS, TRADE MARKS
- COPYRIGHTS.

prompt answer and an honest opinion vv,itoa III e =
expeT,enSe mmm g & S2s 9s Tn1 have had years.
lions strictly confidential. "a HandbnoE ~ Sns
ton fmasson fss s concsning Patents and how to OBJ
cai and S1ns rSe Also catalogue Of mechan-
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out coss e the INVENTOR This splendid p.nae
iszuea waeny elegantly illustrated has ~ N ts
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rer ghi1ten ge9en bas 2ano iuieoer be-
ipuBt iperben! M66te Die Yunbestreue
einen mdhtigen Smpuls erbalten unb
gu Berg unD Sbal oas 8emuBtIein lib
mddtig entfalten +: Infer 9eil, unfere
Wpblfabrt liegtin einem itarfen 9unbe!
ct.
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is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the Keyskoue Watch
Case CousbG,s3, of Philadelphia,
the Oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees, capacity 1000
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewelers.. 1t makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss Filled
WatcA Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which can
not be pulled off the case-the
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Cute Sn1cr.

linIers Saustbiere.
Gin porSigli6eS 9biernrsnci-B re5Iid, i(uftrirt
neidaes onf jeber beMtifen syarlt nofbweubia It'll
IA Settcn. 40 gts poltirei.
Der ADaihs ann Gru1thaum.
gpn 90 Wernid. Ser ssarmer finbet in bteiem
Sudbe Mlles mas oui Walbs unb Gb5tbdume Hesua
bat 2O3 Setten tart. so gts. poitfrei
Noree tn Nnerifa. obalb Dir bas BelS bafiir erhai
ten. (Mnd meroen nnb Gents gtamps araenora.
nen) Dbns wpransbeSablung merben feue Bndber
uerianbt wtan abreIire
Sie Benbadter publii9ins Co.,
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Bier arohc GrfoIae.

5ptsenoe bier MeOi3inen. Die ben atl=
erfannten Ruf beiibens pollfommen sli
leiiten, mas in ben 3eitunssansei9en
periprpden tpirb. baben einen pbdnemo-
nalen 9erfauf eraielt Or. Sings glep
9iscoDerp, gegen Nns3ebrung, bniten
un6 2atarrb, jeoe 6lafbs garantirt,
Electric 8itters, bas groBe 0eilmittel
gegen Grantbeiten Der Qeber, Der Nieren
unb bes Magens, gudlens 9lrnica
Galbe, Die bette in Der Welt uno
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DOr3iiglide piae. 9lle oieie Meoisinen
iinb garantirt, bie Deriprodene Wir=
flung gu baben I; bic llntersei6neten fino
gerne bereit, bieriiber iDeiteres lnitul=
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BON s. s. MILLER 81 Sobn nno
Or. s. S. @entid. !
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RrdMfbeit DsrIcren SD CLAUDE Or. El,cei 1T bsr
orlmelicD selernfefts Mrst, elm aufrtebtiser damn
nno cine. her fem Mort b6it. SO ,atbe iepem 2eis
benben bieiem grchen Spesiauilten IL belafsn.
Mibert HN puer.
@siHtuoren ,'ns bsgtaubil. IN sisabins ga.
isGec. u WriK1. Mlnermcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
ROYALTIES TIE CAUSE.

Far from showing any signs Of settlement, the
great coal miners strike In Scotland. which for
three months past has been gripping trade in
the United Kingdom, Is. on the contrary, OK
tending south Of the Tweed, recent cable dis
patches inimatlng that the Norihumbrian and
Yorkshire miners have determined To Join in the
movement against the masters The point at
issue Is. as usual. question Of the reduction Of
wages, and while the natural tendency In such
for a pttance are compelled 10 labor for their
bread in the very bowels Of the earth, vet II
must be admitted that in the present instance
the status Of their employers is worthy Of con-
s!dcration. Coal and iron masters In Europe
and especially in Great Britain. are exposed to
country have no conception. Whereas in the
United States the mines are. as Il rule part
owned by the companies working them in the
United Kingdom they are for the most part only
leased from proprieors who exact enormous and
extravagant rentals in the shape Of so-callcd
royalties. These are rated not by the net profits
earned by the lessees, hut on each ton Of coal or
mineral brought TO the surface an amount.
according TO official statistics recently presented
to Parliament. too often more than double the
sum paid out in wages
Even this would not be so intolerablc were
II not FOR the fact that in many instances
III most OF them-these oppressive royalties have
TO be paid over TO men who do not even own
the surface land beneath which the mines are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02

mittee has acted with prudence in ordering the
eXpurgatcd edition.
But what an affront il IS upon the Conse-
Grated One. His personal infalibility has never
before been called in question by his party foi-
lowers: and here they are cutting ont these two
letters and mutilatng his letter OF acceptance
because they do not dare TO have Democrats read
them. In n bulky volume Of 2fS pages the only
contributions which the President Is allowed 10
make to the Democratic campaign are ragged
fragment Of his letter Of acceptance ana two
short dispatches TO Governor Alt2eld on the SUD
ject of the Chicago riots. Possibly these Altgeld
dispatches will be removed in a new eXpurgated
edition. IL Mr.. Bynum and his colleagues dis
cover that the Socialist vote is in danger. We
observe that the secretary Of the Congressional
Committee ascribcs the mutilation to typo
graphical mschancc. designing TO imply, we
suppose that his printer is second edition OF
Senator McPhcrson's cook. But II Is mistake
10 Ovcrwork the plea Of lnadvertence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-02
PERSONAL.

w r. McKeen the father OF the "Vandaa" rail-
road system. Is said by his friends TO be the most
popular railroad magnate In America.
The Rt. Rev Isaias Seba. Abbot OF the Monastery
OF Mount Lebanon. Is now in this country soliciting
aid for the oppressed Catholics OF the Holy Land.
John Sartain. the eminent artist OF Philadelphia
who Will be eighty-seven years Of age October
"a. wildly recalls tho time when the traffic between
Philadelphia and New-Y York was confined to stage
coaches and canal boats
Miss Margaret Eleanor Topper. daughter OF the
poet Upper, has just died In London.
Bishop Potters tribute to the late John Jay In
his convention address the other day, was as
felicitous az 1t was true. MIR Jay" he said, was
the champion OF IA subject and enslaved race when
to speak or strive for the rights OF the negro as
man and In Jesus Christ brother, earned for
him who did so. from the great majority of edu-
Gated and cultivated people In this land. equal
resentment and contempt. How sp endlily because
how gently. and with what perfect sef-com-
mand. John Jay endured them both! There have
been In the convention Of this diocese which
as stripping !. myself. was permitted to wilt
ness, which have now passed into almost utter
oblivion. In view OF much that characterized them
IL Is perhaps well that this is so; but who that
saw them will ever forget the knightly courtesy.
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dmusements.


ABBEY'S THEATRE-s:l5-The Devils Deputy
ACADEMY OF Observation-Disclosures
AMBROSE PARK. South NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bills
Wild West.
AMERICAN THEAXRE-s-A Trip to Chinatown.
ATLANTIC GARDEN. 90 TO "a Bowery-Evening-
cert and Vaudeville.
BIJOU THEATRE-S15-I1em Kettle.
BROADWAY TIIEATRE-S-Dr Syntax
CASINO-S:l5-The Little Trooper.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-s:l5-In Old Kentucky
DALY'S THEATRE-S-A Gae;y GIRL
EDEN MCSEE-1i TO 11-World in Wax
EMPIRE THEATRE-S:l5-The Bauble Shop.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRES :l5-iumpty Dumpty Up
10 Date.
GARDEN THEATRE-S:15-1492.
HARLEM OPERA HOUSE-S:l5-The Girl Left Behind
Me.
HERALD SQUARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and the Man.
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-S-Der Andere.
ROSTER g. BiALS-s-Vaudeville.
LYCEUM THEArRE-S15-A Way 10 Win Woman
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-2:30-S :3o-Iiagenbeck's
Trained Animals
PALMERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Blood.
PROCTOR $40 a. m TO 1890 p. m-Vaudeville.
STANDARD THEATRES :3O-The New Boy
STAR THEATRE;-sI5-The Merry Wives OF Windsor
14TH STREET THEATRE-s-The Irish Artist.
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THE DRAMA.
THE IRISH ARTIST"

An actor may have greatness thrust upon him a.
we'll as king a general or major-domo
Chauncey Olcott became popular star purely BY
accident young who had gained great
favor by playing the dear. good heroic Irish boy
denly removed from the stage. and somebody had
take his place. Mr. Olcott, who up 10 that
time had probably had more notion OF winning
fame Irish star than he had OF winning it
by sQuaring the circle, jumped into the gap. and
10. his fortune was made Exactly the same people
who used 10 Ill the same theatre before fill IL now.
They just the same hero, with a different
name, In the same play with a different name, and
they laugh ard applaud at every point just the
same whether there really is point or not.
1t is a pleasure to go TO an Irish play, just to
hear the audience enjoy II.
The present OF the play is THE Irish
Artist" and Mr. Olcott appears In at the Four
teenth Street Theatre Mr. Olcott is a good singer
and he enlivened the proceedings last night with
several songs. of which his and
some OF which not. one OF the latter was
Charms" which he sang with excellent effect, and
dents of the performance. II Mr. Ocotts acting
were as good as his singing he might soon make
the house with people and the people with Joy, as
h. defeats the villain and wins the girl OF his
heart. ard what more is 10 be desired by any
reasonable star? The scenery shows some pretty
as probably could never happen outside an Irish
drama and certainly not OF the stage. little
thing like staircase which the builder APP
parently started a the top and stopped before II
got to the bottom because 1t could not go any
further without blocking door does not IN any
way hamper the spirit of true romance.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER ., 1894.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
INA NEWS THIS LOOMING.

Foreign-The japanese forces are rapidly
nearing Moukden; all the Chinese troops have
been withdrawn from Corea; the Chinese army
is short of food, clothing and munitions OF war
- 1t is not believed that any Of the lS3 nom
commissioned artillery officers arrested in Berlin
are connected with the revolutionary party.
- Peace has been restored in Hayu
Domestic-Messrs Havemeyer. Searles and
Seymour indicted by the District Of Co
lumbia Grand Jury for refusing to testify before
the Senate Sugar Investigating Committee.
- The tank steamship Allegheny was sunk
by the Caucase in collision in Delaware Bay.
- Town elections In Connecticut resulted in
heavy Republican gains. 80 Judge Jenkins's
decision in the case of the Northern Pacific
strikers was reversed by the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals at Chicago.
City and Suburban.-The LexOw Committee
resumed work and announced that it would pur-
sue the investigation despite the boldest eff
forts of intimidation. - Judge Cowing
charged the October Grand Jury to look into the
police cases, rather intimating that the District
Attorneys office had been lax In the matter.
- The County Convention OF the Republican
Organization Of the city appointed committee
to confer with other anti-Tammany organiza
lions - The academic year Of Columbia
College and the University Of the City Of New
York was begun - Winners at Jerome Park:
Applause, Sir Walter Live Oak Fannie g., MIL
ton T., Governor Sheehan and Will Elliott
- The stock market irregular, but less
active.
The Weather-Forecast for to-day Fair,
warmer by night. Temperature yesterday: Low
est, So degrees highest SO; average. G2h