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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
DIED.
Wedneaaay. Febrnsry q. Annie

EnsALI-saadeny, "wednesday. February 81. Annie
hS ycH at p hsr i ate esden ~ West Sds Friday
n sSTnns On IA sa aa'i " q, Go'SSn
FCRMAN-In Brooklyn. wednesiay. February 81 i>si
No iise' Of f fanera here Hereafter It, 30"
NNEsSYon Monday February H. at MS in re 81,
n saisc S qs Gsy s; s} s%%ss
ciety Of Mechanics and Tradesnen are respectfully in
ed attend The funeral from $, Is~, y, r. C.
the 22l inst. at 1880 a o m
General society of Mechanics and Tr"desmcn'
Brothers: You requested 70 attend the funeral SER
vices Of our late yensTS nroe RT PaS5Se TEus
STEPHEN NJ wn TSHT / s.e1 HAi+ToN President
c s George Du'E o no i at her
Funeral ssr1ees at Calvary Methodist Eoscopa Church.
Inermen voodlawn. -
% 'Fs .ss @''s : st ss :: ssas; -
.Gershom Palmer Kenyon aged a.
sy Sr51i y T.. papers please copy
psc9sqs 54 T. year. on Ff r any, 49, Charles
friends are Invited to attend his D., siresa ,
i: Ss ee 5f a rHa "a ' s-a %1 q az
LEGGErTAt rlannsd ~ j. Fs9 * ears rs months as
ru9ori private on account OF ncs in the fam
MCARTY-A Rhlnebeck. Tuesday. Feorary ON
1894. IL pneum MIA. Louise McIary' VIE oi D. -
Funeral from her late reslence Thursday. FOB o. 1884,
MAcGRrGoR-on "Wednesday. Fearpargy q, Ann Charge
wdo,y of sIalcorn MacCrcgor, aged - years
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MoRss-on Monday February 10. 1894 Anne Archer
daughter of the late Amos Morss , 49, ,...,,
Relatives and friends invited 70 attend ne funera
services her residence, IS west i''h-s1' U"
Thursday mornrS next. ~ 10 O'clock
puTIPg-On Tuesday the 10Th inst. AZ Sa;anac laHe
n y Robert Morris eldest OF Henry j. ana oa'h-
arlne Morris Phelps. M, . ,o . -
from Trinity church. New-Iiochell' ,. l. ,.
Train leaves Grand Central Depot 9o2 a. H. rcturhhS
in.l2 3D.. -.
Internsnt at West Chester. ~ Y.
Prr'slIEy-At The PRESBYTERIAN Hospital. Wednesday
February 81 the Roy. Gl.il"r spring tiunNry, II ".
aH- 60 years. pastor ot the ''hgIeSdn"'iH' ~"N" nv
Funeral sciccs viii bo hold satarday thc 2ih inst. at
II O'Clock a. m IN tie Bic. Presbyterian CAHrch' cor
3Tth-st. and Jth-aye.
| Iufe.rlnnf q the D'-aIero" N the FANNY
Fairfield County Conn papers pl' Ase copy
RENVUTE-On Weino say mcrninr. February IL al MIS-
| rcsiionce 49, V-".f i.'tl-st. James Rsnv!le.
! Sotice e funeral hereafter.
srALrY-At Hiorrstovn. Y. T. FeNr.ar ooh. 1891. Mrs.
| 'v,ai,oth C. Sealey. in the S,h v"sr " her age.
Funa.a from ate residence. ~. 50 FfGalinst on
! thursday Feb 22i at p m
WEISH--Sulienly ut Yonkcrs y. =. on Tuesday morn;
IN, Fehrlarv 90 f!uil.h. wife q william welsh. ana
! daughter % the late Thomas and Adet A. Eaftord
Relatives ard friends arc res ectinlF invited 70 a.,.u
the funeral services her Lar" residence. 81 South
Broadly Az. THURSDAY February ~ AT p. M
Interncrt private.
| Fr%SICO CEMETERY Harlem Railroad. "a minutes
rom Grand Central Depot private station az err
trance. Once. 1c East 4?is- Telephone call. $50 3S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

mont was furnished IN the morning, by the escape
., an rriob terrier owned by the Kinpora Kennels
canada ,us oGianl name as given in the e.. ca Sar
l9sge i shersar 9u NJ $500 lie didn't get prize
@ ~ T. ,,.s disgust that lei him 10 hlah.
an per1I1 rs -o~ liberty as soon as he was 50
snocesslu III a., H. Ixrrcise lie darted across the
in "y - iV a., he door before the keep r. could
nan an b Guy Fad zone When last seen he was
,~ do'"r ro,i,t1-aye. at a rate caltul ltcd 10
,ean6 Wcwyork people what rapid transit real.g
t Yea. I1 Sa m .olt like all Irish terriers ana
va ,i re nn~ ~, ON a tag attached to MS
n"llar II he haa started the other way i inlsnt
BE- supposed ihai NE have the waters Of Lethe
which roll about ttr later IN ma" ,r ~ ,be dog
catchers viii get him il be don't watch out
SOME or THE VISITORS.
The Attendance q; The Garden during tha ehur t
DIV 81 society people was liberal AMI ne most
,,,r,i-.,. ,..,,.eo AMI Il great many "eH-NAo"h
s,o~tin- mon visited The show. Among those sen
IN tb. difrersnt als.cs were Mr. and MIS- II. '-e
Grand Cannon. NJ. anl Mrs. '"aT.-9 ~
never Mrs Frederic Nelson, MIS-. NI..r'' O''
rjchs Miss V!r,init Fli~. Miss lo'lIt'' ~ 49,
ca,roro, Miss Annie Cameron. MI ana MIS- H''-
,o,. I,,nr p,,o. Mss Edith Rip. Mr. and Mrs
7, Z. p,.,or N,r and Mrs. John F. mayer OF
H,s,on. Mr. and Mr. Adrian iselin tr. AiT5. JuleS
f,,vr., Nl~s V,1 Iuzer. Mrs. Diver sunni = l'''
Charlie Nl:hovs. Hamilton cary -'''' -" -
Mrs charles Eusseil Hone. Mrs James ->'''' 49,
Mrs William r. >,r3ng. Mss Ai'S''' ','',''
Valentine \ B'a1Gur. ReSh'H ''0'.'.' ~, 49,
Kin G,o--o g. Haven. Frank Gray N"ls"o''' '.'
- ..l, L,...or a.. Misses Van Rens5' l'er, MI
1 Mr. Porn, 'c'ff,l,. !. Lee Taller. MIS-. ). H. ~
,rr.r,.,io,-e C.rt.. Hitchcock, George lc i'''''
Cram. = Cooper q witt Erskne i'"'''' WI
rurl.c-roch, Mr.. Frank x. Psni.elon' NIS jam y
IT, B.okman. a,r. ana Mis. JOE" ~,
r,r,s " ord. Nr. and Mrs. J. f. Cowfn'
,a,,,.. : u,rri.,, Mr. ,nl AIRS. paul Gilbert me
,,,I NJ ami M william =. Haino', Nj. ana
~, p,t.-, c-r-ou Peter Mol,er. Oliver harr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
Religious Notiees.

EyANGEIIsTIc CAMPAIGN IN NDW-foKk
Meetings IN Association Hail. 23d-st and 4thyaye' ns
dov rom ~ To- 30 D. m. led 10y \. G DiNcS ana
qqH'' ,vu RToN. also Mss III, BROEN. OF Paris
George C. Neeham and other eynngelists ana cisy pI
TORS viii take part George c. Stebbins Mrs NrvsS Wv
Wilson Family the Creole Quartz; and others VIII sns
seots free. Come and go any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

GREAT SOLO MUSICAL NIGHT IN M EIhorGPitht-
TAN HALL ian ST.. opposite MGcv's. SATURDAY fno-
rtarv 81 Every seat free Metropolitan Meetings AIR.
YATMAE. leader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
WE ONLY STAY BECAUSE WE HAVE TO.

over She had room to let IN basket n din VIII i
Irv,s she ertn,. The distinction Of being the ohy
dor in the Garden which h"s rs own Hy nr a5st
...ir'.r INV soft light about her IN lhe
nycnin,, cot a steady lob?' asked one OF ner
visitors "youl better stick TO IT, Il YOU "'''' '''
S"vc. Of he apanese spanel7 are in Glass cases ,
rir ~ III r'. 1f,n~ar t. De- any danger thnt the
,t,,.ls ,c,,,,d Ir',k but they looked sort cnou,h
-, ,,7c a,,ar, II anybody attempted To- hlnd':
thor, The first prize winner vas haiH',' io''''''
and .h. s,,ut ueirlv an day on her back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Beadleston & Woerz's IMPERIAL BEER nov
the leading aud best table beer. ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

PATRIOTIC SERVICE. ACADEMY OF Music next
Sunday afternoon METROPOLITAN me Ssn h pev DR.
MAN leader Special music ana aaoress w .h,n.,on':
MACARTHUR hitting the celebration OF "as""s'o"
R,rthday. M. YATMAN breaches nj hlSht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
STARTLING TO TARIFF rrNKEHs.

Trom The Pouci k"ou.ic Eacc.
II any one doubts nat Pennsylvania is Tr1-
lection state. tn" ln 900 Republican majority W. ich
low the poilicrl c'mpaen of 1874 opens II must
mako the Arn unl,,rs and the Administration
frtN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
nm WAS "AIL WOOL" OR NEAI'LY so

"vcuic BY" has a Maltese terrier there named
Duke Nearly every one when Il emu "'9 p"'
bo,r In . bottle Of water 10 see II II "'"i" '"'',
- a erake We'll. Dulc looks a. II MISS iiy hah
,,,ued a., handful OF him out Of a Ihle OF c1i'1n
l"I ,hcn nut him in something uhu' hc 'u'"e" ~
dog. ,,.,,...i oxNthi,s * l. Plcrront
,t',,.,,. e,rinr Of c,lirs. eighteen III an, N!lll
itosi,n Willr4 MI Morgan ms "D1' ,,,'n -
i'm IN. challenge class Tor upSf' ~. -
i,, h has won second chalenS" pIl~e I"r IN
:. -, IIar, ,vrn WAS entered IN uc Ypeii cidss 'vr
,rln tho trst-c!lss prize, anu hI,p nc Isl
G1,'s CIIp valued a. $50 gwen ~ SStht,aH an
80 i,l, Or being the beck cu.lr f V. ~
,,ni.r nf me collie club. SeItG iiT,o NM Won
tbc rrize Of 50 given by ITe7si,iiis ..rb ~.
w p,i,,.,er kennel club. ana aIsp ne New
III br.nZe medal for ne nst cone eN-
ION ~. N,organ's Charlton fhyIhS 'VOk HlSt
No.. e. rb. oucn class for nlches as'u ~ ~ PuPpS
H., cr,gston pinto won 'c,D"t l, ' % -.
Dhont won second priIe' ar rhir'l place
bl,cn,', ~ a.. nriZes Mr.. MorBii won tnc prize
soo ,f.reJ hy the NcStinilS'ci t'uo .ol
o. N-y rvhibit Of four roufn yoIl,'" Hi'n 80 ton
- f,,yr Dean Rosiyn lii; ~ ,'i, ,,
iierc jan Wilkes won III" 'oilc Gun trophy
Phyllis ,,nl,,ed NJ 500. for tire best American
q slVo' 'ie exhibited by a ineIyeI OF me ONE
Drci .,eton Pinto won thru place m the ,ramd
tI,oI Collie Sweepstakes aiu ron ~ i,i ,ls
ynn the bronze medal iot collie CInh 'o'''' ''''
owned by ~ -, dogs which gave exhibitions In
-, ne b,as' rings at y. m anu D. Ih'' receiver
much ,nerited applause
.rr GET PRIZE. so RAN AWAY
.r. M more fights yesterday. owing to
Ihe'e III care on the part OF the attendants
''s d,i,p the bull terriers Out some eAcite-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
40 MYSTERY ABOUT DEMocRATIc LOSSES.

sonl:a cannot deny that this majority has been
rolled up by the apprehenslons Of the voters ~
P,nnsyiVan!a that the bill for revenue &C.
dclencv Is against their interests Ii Is true THAI
Pennsylvania is a stancA upholder Of The Pr
toctlonlst policy which finds IN Governor MCKINLEY
its most prominent advocate. But whore dl tie
loo 90 Democratic votes that were cast against
LILY Ia 1852 go?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
THE "REAcTION" EXCEPTIONAL.

While the history %. politics In the United stat :
shows that reaction after victory Is IN" RUE. such
reaction has been experienced IN Pennsylvania
is exceptional II hHs partly been duc 10 the vo-
cfcrous clamor by which the Republican leaders
have sought To carry To the account OF rnknowa
mischief Of their d"vslng But 1t has in greater
part been due TO the dcmora,zation and disl:ganl-
zaton Of the Democratic party. cOn7equent upon
an Incapable. inefficient and headstIong leadership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

THE NIGHTLY SPECIAL MEETINGS at 81 ba,'no ,s,
news Mission .2i-s attended BY croNaS OF M,
80 Colonel HADLEY Is assisted this week py alss
WRAY the noted song evangelist and the soprsno-'o''e
fisherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
DEMOCRACY NOT SUSTAINED.

From The Philadelphia Times.
Tin. trouble with me Democrats ~ that the coun-
try is suffering from hard times and as ther REPRE-
sentatiyes In power ~ Washington nave uo', ioth-
ing for It's relief the people are not Ny.i'S w. sus-
tI!n Democratic rule. That Is the Whoie story
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

From The Williamsport PENN Gazette and Hn!ie-
tin.
II is rcblke 10 free trade In the gulse OF tlrHr
rcforu, md IA "A protest against the runous policy
that has bligtted the most prosperous Stht' IN the
teton a fraud" warning that cannot 30 un-
needed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22
DIDN'T GET a

80 m more fights yesterday. owing TO |
TheIc W" 80 on the part OF the attendants |
the 'ne the bull terriers. but some excite !
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-22

Thor Vert Wendell got up and led three rousins
cheers for President King and for Harvard and the
whole company rose Gnc sang Fair Harvard
President King then said: IN the absence OF
President Eliot we have here the sehlo: o'erseei
OF the university in New-York. ana we nave pre-
vailed upon Mr.. Beaman to speak 70 YOU ,o-n brs
Jfc sad i,e naTt. .Nernbers Of the Harvard Cup
Tonight am here where the president OF Wy u',i
versty should be. to report TO YOU the y M ,v
our r,o,hcr Tho university now mas over %yV 81
dents and il has added constantly 70 az ~ ,ino
mn IN eye, Years the Scientific Schoo has IN
ereasedguess now man! Pef Ggnn In numbers
watchfulness and education. our coieee mas "'''
been so strong as now. .,,..,o. For vears Judge
Uov,iand and Z have sat on opposite sides Oh We
field at Springfield. He has husgsa me AZ We
game several times and hus6Tq on ni' Athletes If
he ,vero here he could tell you what he thous"t u
It. But for myself. ] am too iar amaS Eiioi Who
ssrarI o,r Dr., winning crew. says about athie1'e9
is mostly our greatest and glaves' erc,
When he recommsndI; rioce In every sport only
once in two years feel like saylnS ", ~ /; -, Nil
be in a contest every year. YOU 1 ie Mr. Beaman and
wrcon9in~ anpa,Isc greeted Collector hhDretn VIII
he was Introduced. Among oths.r . l..mn,,hv with
Ciyil Service reform. consider this one OF me ne
most important questions ma .afs.rsaI testimony
since the Civil War IT Is ,be ehe workings that Cvl
Service rules when carried out. nav, ~ asrvice
,S in mproTns lng to all branches
would be n most notent factor IN securing VIVA, we
all want Irrespective Of party-hones'y u
HERE'S TO GOOD OLD YALE.
Tremendous applause greeted ex-Judse tie"i' ~, ~
Rowland when he rose 10 respono iO'
spoke wittiiy saying in closing; -, O. tho
The statue Of Nathan Ha,e that st az snlerican
City Hail Park illustrates what Is best J." -''
, 1894-07-24
Der Stanforo'fde ua@laB.
OnfeI SAINTS 5or0erun9 oa9e9en
Dieielbe bon Der 6rou Stanford ni9t
anerfannt.
San sra cisco, "a. Sui

y @1S -
Srou 2elnnb STANFORD bat benz 8un6es:
freisgcricbtsannalt CHARLES q. @artnet
6urcb i9re NnipGlte 8tlion & @tIIon nit
tbeilen Laiien, OaB Die Sorberung Der Ge=
~9ierung gegen bic gtabtaiienl6aft bes Sc
majors STANFORD i'm 8etrage bonn $15,
000, 900 ntcbt dnertannt tperbe.. 9tee
meint, baB 8rau STANFORD Die SOrOeruna
Ser gfegierung fir ungeredt unO unbez
griinoet bGLt, unb baB bieielbe, tpenn iiberz
baupt, ert nacb Iangen Yro3ebperbon67
Lungen be5ablt tperben tDtr6. NaS Bic &ee
9tecung betrtfft, 10 miro Die 2tnSeLe9enbeit
porlGuitg tpeni9itens Wfonate lang ruDtg
lte8en bletben.
Ser Rrei5geri6tSantpalt bat Dem Suitt57
0epartement mitgetbeilt, 6aB ct cine amt
lide Mittbeilung bon Der Srau Stanforb,
Der Wtaiilnpertpaltertm beS 9tabla1ieS, err
6alten babe, uno boB 6ieielbc bie6orberune
ni9t allerfennt, unb DorIGuftg miro ct in
Der Sa6e NIGHTS tueiter tbun, bis er BON
SberbunbeSdntpa!t mettere 8erbaltun9sz
maBregeln erbGlt.
Nm Is. Sanuar 1895 tptr6 Bic SCRIBE
ru18 oer Ser, Staaten gegen Die Central
9aciftc>8abn s ,362, 600 betragsn, unO Die
Stanoforb'i3e 9ta9Iaiieni6aft fol-, pte
es beiBt, cine bebeutenoe Summe baSu beiz
tragen. 3miihen benz Is. Sanuar un6
benz Is. Wtdr3 nGdbltcn Sabres aber muB
Die 8unbesregteruns in einem Sbergeri9t
oieies States cine &loge gegen bic gta9z
laiieni9aft einrei9en, ober bic SorOerung
lit fir INNER Deridbrt.
IS beiBt, baB Trau STANFORD feline in
benz Scitamente auS9eieBten 2e9ate 81 be-
3ablen beabit6t, che bic 6or6erung Der Ste
g~ierung 0oQitGnOig CUR @nti6eiOung 9ez
bra6t 1T. bic 8ertpaltung Der gtablai>
ienlcbaft nin1ntt ieOO6 ibrenTort9ang, un0
0as Observation-Disclosures pirb nac6 tpie
Dor Summer 5ur 3aDlun9 geieBItder 2lnz
ipriicbe unO CUR SnitanbbaItung bes Gi9enz
tbumS %betptuigen.
, 1894-07-24
Die 2lmertcdn &dbor=unton.

.Su Gorcoran'S Sale, an Ser 47iten
StraBe un6 8rinceton NOe. belt geItcru
6a8 9irettorium Der neuen yQmerican Qaz
Dor Union" cine gebeime @eriammlunQ ob.
in ipelbcr cine 8rln5ipicnerflGruuq ;ur
Nnnabmc 9elan9tc, unb nit elmer Stimme
Wte6rbeit bciAIoiien nurbe, audi Mtz
ltSiOloaten ais Otttglieber Der neuen Sraaz
niiation aui5unebmen. Die Oireftpren
limb ber &nitcbt, OaB sic nere Srqantlaz
tion bic Stcae Der &ni96ts Of Qa6or etnz
nebnten tDer0e.
0aS DorIGufigc 6auptquarttcr Ser 9(mez
rican 2abOr Union iou Mtc@OO's 6oteL
ietn. @s iOaen 3tpci 9treftoren aus Stem
Oort, elmer aus gbiIaoelpbia, elmer aus
&ania5 Gttp, 5pet BON Der 8acifticbeu
8iite unO 5ipet aus ct. 9a1l uno Ufins
neapolis getpdblt perben. 9ie AM Sonnz
tag 9etpdbIten 8eomteu Ser Union limb:
&. s. g8alib, 8rGitoent; IS. s. Gpcrton,
8icez8rdiiOcntr 90. q. Goglep, Sefretdr
uno Sbobmeiiter. Die G~6icogoer 9trefz
loren itno: 6. q. Seller, SO. 6. Rern. Sol.
s.. s. 6amilton, g. s. Grimes, s. 81.
9onneGD, s. &. 0untington, Sobn So
iteQO, Omen McSbaue, Q8iutam Ruiieu,
Setter &enneop, g. 6rOtDeritOne unb 6. S.
9obl.
, 1894-07-24
Uelegraphir6e OepeG&ea
Der 9efdhrIife eIeftrifae Orabt.
Wte einem a9tidbri9en 5uneen Don oems
ieIben mit9eipieIt puroe.
2ancafter, 8d., "A. Sult.

&@ncaTer, Yd., "A. Sult.
Nrotle SobniOn, Der obtjdbrtge Sobn
Des bielt8cn an9eiebenen EMBELLISHMENTS
&trt SoDn1on, lit Dem Go6e nobe, neil er
etnen frei berunterbGn9enoen elettriicben
Suttorobt an8etaBt bate, ipeIdber nit 22O0
Golt 8elaoen mar. Ser 9rabt btng itber
etnen Baum, un6 gerobe in elmer 60be;
0aB er bon Dem &nabeu erreibt iDerber1
tonnte. NQS Oieler ben 9robt onfoBte,
puroe er lofort bon letnen TuBen geboben,
Hlo 131pon8 fiinf Ottnuten lang, tpie Elm
genbel sin un6 Der, pdbrenb ~fortpabrenb
Sunten aus ietner 6ano iprii6ten. Sein
@elbrct 3og cine W}enge 8erionen ber6et
DeIcbe tbnn nit &niippeln ben clcftriicben
0rabt aus Der 6onb icblugen. 8. s.
SStet9erpolO, eiu iun9er Mann, bate eben.
t@uS ben 9ra6t an9efaBt, unb mar icbtper
1erbra1nt WorOeu, aber ieine 8erleBurgen
11n0 nlbt IebenSgefG6rltcb.
, 1894-07-24
Gintteunng oer 3ins9ablum9.
Die Republic ECUADOR mill auf ibre
auspdrttoe S6ulo feline mettere
5inien beSaPleu.
Cine GiienbaRu pou 6uaYoquiI na9 Quito
eggplant.
sc c N g orf, "a. Sltlt,

Die 0epeibe bes D6eraIO" aus 9anama
iagt, baB itb Der Senat nit Oer Bolitif
Der &egierun9 betreffS Der Giniteuung bet
3ablung BON 3inien auf Die a%ustuGrti8e
Sdulb e%inperitanben erflGrt babe.
Sin fren50iiiAeS SDnbifat. tpelbes bon
@uapaquil na6 Quito cine @iienbabn 5u
bauen beabftbtigt, Deriu6t Gon5eiitonen
bon Der Gegierung ST erlangen.
8anama bat ben GoIombti4en 1tnabz
bGngigfeitStag burcb Elm biirgerlides 6eit
uno cine 9roBe Mtilttdrporobe 9efeiert.
Der Senator !Solquin, Der fribere
Braiioent Der &epublit, ipelder in 8ogota
franz oarnieOer gelegen bate, beftrbet iib
auf benz 8ege Ser 8eiierung unb lit sum
9rGiibenten beS Se1atS gepdblt por6en.
Der &~riegSminiiter Ospina Gommacbo
bat ietn 9lnt nte6er9eIegt. SIM Qtu9ez
meinen 1T Die Sage bier cine rubise.
, 1894-07-24
Rrie9 fdetnt n%nuermeiolidJ,
menn ntdt sic europdifaen 1r1daIe
ihr Oeto oa3esen einIe9en.
mie man in Berlin barber oenFt.
Qpn6on, "a. SuGi.

Spnoo11 "a. Sult.
@eitern 2lben6 lit foleenoe Oepel6e aus
Sban9bat ein9ctroffen: Die tele9rapbii6e
Serbtnoung 3pti6en Befing unb Sbangbai
lit tpieber ber9cite1t. Die gta9rt9t, boB
Der Grieg erfl6rt let. miro amtIi6 in 2lbz
rebe geIteIt, obglei6 auf cine 9ittltAe 8eiz
legung Der Streitfragcn foum 3u bOffen lit.
Ser &rie9 tonn au9eni6einlicb nur burcb
baS 0a3mtidentreten Der europGtlden
Wd6te gum Sbub ibres 6anbeGs un6 bes
2ebens ibrer llntertbanen permie6en tpcrz
BEN.
Nus BETTER 0ueue in 9on6on fommt Die
Nabri6t, baB ii9 bic Be3iebun9en 3tpiicben
Gbtna un5 Sapan III ben lebten adbtunoz
Dier5ig Stunben bc6eutenb oeri6Iebtert
baben. Sapan beltebt ouf 6aS @nticbiez
benite aaf 9%etpiiieu Heformen in Ser inter-
n%atiOnalen 8erpaltung &orcaS, tpGbrenb
China iid btelem 8erlangen ebenio entz
i3ieben pioeriebt. Inter fetnen llmltGns
ben nirb China Der iaponiiben 9fe9ierung
bas 0tebt Der @inmii9ung su9eiteben.
Die r8Oliii6e 3%eituu9" in Berlin elaubt
8uoerftdtlt6, ooB Sapan in ieinem Streite
nit Gbtna bon ben europail9en WG9ten
unterftitbt tperben pirb, uno baB 6as Jte>
iultat bes Samples 5tpiI6en ben bei6en
2dnOern ie6enfaus bas ietn |ptr6, baB bas
8eitcben &oreas ais St9at iein Gnoe err
retobt bat.
, 1894-07-24
Die Jnfantin GuIaIia.
JRr 8eiud in Sonoon uno ole ihr 5u GRren
peraniaIteten 5etIi4feiten.
Qon6nn. "a. SnLi.

Sine 2On6oner 0epei9e aus 9tmcrifa
beribtet, OaB Die Snfantin @ulalta BON
Sparten in tiefiter 3uritfae3o9en6ett in
2onbon tpobne. 9tun aber tpDbnt tie tpe7
Der III 0onoon nob Lebt lie in %tiefiter gu
riidge5o8cnbett. Sic beiu9te 2onbon Dor
eini9en @ocben, unb lpar pdbren6 ibres
bieiigen Q(ufeutbaItes Der Sat beS 6ersogs
unO Der 6er8oqin BON Gef, nit nelc6en ite
an Ben @%arten9eieui 9aften Der @r6fin bon
Slbeiter, i'm 6oaano 6oule, un0 Ionitpo,
tbetlnabm. QtuBerbem purbe ite 3u per7
i6iebenen SeitIt9feiten eingelaben, un6 Der
Baron Be WOrms CAB ibr gu @6ren Elm
Teitma9l, 81 luelbem Die ipanii6en, fran
30iiiben, tiirtii9en unO i9ipeOii6en Sc
%ianoten, unb aucb mebrere ipGntibe Wirz
oentrGger eingeIa0en tparen,
, 1894-07-24
8eoeutenoe 5euersbrunit.
Gin 9roBes PoteI uno tiirf mobuhduier eit=
9edidert.
8rDDt6ence, st. s., "a. SuIi

BrootDence, st. S., "A. Snlt.
@eitern Qtbsn0 UNI elf l1br bra6 in
&tberii6e, elmer 5ebn 0feiLen iibIt6 bon
Der Sta6t seGegenen Sommerfrii6e, Seuer
aus, un0 in ipent8er ais elmer Stunbe mar
@igentbum i'm Wertbe BON $50, 600 8eritOrt
tpOrOen. 9as Seuer e~ntitanb 3wtiden
5pei 8rOBen @ebduOen, pelbe GomltOf's
6Otel btlbeten, unO ais eS entbedt mur6e,
itanben bic 6auier au6 i9on in Slam
men. Der Wertb bes 6otels, pelcbeS pouz
itGnotg etn9edicbert purbe, betru8 $50, 900;
auBerbem %brannten nocb flint Cottages
nieber, peIbe iGmmtIicb bon an9eiebenen
@ei36ftsleuten aus propt6ence bepobnt
paren. Die Tlammen 9riffen 10 idneG
I'M lt6, 6aB Die 8eipobner Ser Cottages
NIGHTS retten fonnten, ais mas itc auf Dem
2etbe tru8en. 0fan 9loubt, baB 6os 6euer
baS &ert pOn Bran0ittftern mar; Die 0erz
ii6erungSiumme bes berbrannten Gigenz
tbnms mar nur cine GuBerit 8ertn9e.
, 1894-07-24
Strot9ert9t.
masFirte mGnner perabreiben einem frae=
wiirot9en 6eid6ftsmaune cine eeb
pfeferte prifgeliuppe.
GoIumbt s Sn6., "a. Suit.

9DIH MT Il $ Sn0., 4. S1lt.
@eftern Mtorgen I'M Elm l16r puroe auf
Der acbt3e6n Wteilen 0itlt9 bon bier, an ber
8tg Sours8abn 9ele9enen 8urneDsz
Station, George 6erron aus benz Bette sez
bOlt, al einem &ele9rapbenpfolten sebunz
ben un6 nit breiunbfiinf3ig woblge3Gblten
6teben r%egaIirt. 6erron lit Ser S6wieger>
iObn BON @Drus 8ropn, melcber ieBt~p e
gen Der @rmorOung ieiner 6rou I'M lcBten
@uguit, t1 @efdn9niiie ieinem Broaeiie
ertge9eniiebt, 6errOn betreibt oUf Der
8abnitation Elm fragpiir6igeS S9napSs
geidGft, unb btes ipar eS, mas ibm bic
Briigel einbracbte. Die 2eute, nelbe ibnt
bic 2etttOn gu G6eil perOen lieBen, tparen
maSfirt.