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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28

ollldl wv o"OJo
.Kladradaczu' milwauckim,
(S}owo Najmana), ably
baran6w }upic. | W .innych
powaznych = al wal, gaze
tach og}oszenia lzraellty
Hama z Toledo sic mleszcza.
CHICAGO. Polski
kosci6} sw. Jadwigi do ostat-
niej niedzieli by} zamkniety,
poniewaz parafanie Z Zmar-
twychwstahcami ME chca
mice mic wiecej do czynienia.
Chodzili ludziska do Arcybl-
skupa i prosili Q swieckiego
ksiedza, / ten i'm obieca} dac
takiego, a nawet jeden, P.
Piotr Bloch, by} W tel samej
sprawie w Westinghouse, gdzie
mu powiedzia} delegat apo
stolski X. Monsignore Satolli,
re paraha sw. Jadwigi W
Chicago nadal pod radiant
O. O. Zmartwychwstahc6w
pozostawac ME bedzie.
Arcybiskup obieca} otwo-
rye koSci6} W niedziele, "a
Lutego. Lud licznie zgroma-
dill sic W koSciele, mySlac,
re swiecki ksiadz przedstawi
sic i'm jake proboszcz, a tn
oko}o godziny 8 przybywa.
arcybiskupi sekretarz, a Z
MIN Gala fura Zmartwych-
wstahc6w, i udali sic wprost
do plebanii. Lud n~atychmlast
wys}a} tamdotad delegat6w,
kt6rzy oswiadczyli, re mai
wieksza czesG parafan ME
chce mieG wiecej z Zmar-
twychwstaicami mic wsp6lne-
go. Zaraz tel lud zaczq} sic
rozchodzic do dom6w, lecz
sekretarz biskupi poszed} do
koscio}a i powiedzia} cd
o}tarza move angielska, W
kt6rej nawo}ywa} paraflan, ably
zachowywali sic spokojnie i
cierpliwie oczekiwali, jak
biskup zatarg miedzy mimi
a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. roz-
sadzi. Potem niezadowolenl
wyszli spokojnie Z koscio}a
pozosta}o ledwie 50, trzyma-
jacych re Zmartwychwstarl
cami, ale i ci, widzac, re
zadnego nabozehstwa ME
bedzie, spokojnie sic rozeszli.
Zaburzenia zadnego ME by}o.
Pc poludniu, o godzinie 4,
odby} sic ma Jadwigowie
hitting parahalny, ma kt6rym
dawniejsze uchwa}y potwier-
dzono, a szczeg6lnie, ably ME
przyjac .wiecej zadnego
proboszcza z kliki Zmartwych-
stahc6w, cho6by kosci6} i
kilka lat sta} zamkniety. =
Mech tylko dalej tax sic
trzymaja jadwigowskie wiaru-
sy, a dokaza swego!
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-02-28
wremuRslerata WynOSa
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w a r II n k |

s. .stsnacn Tjed. i Kanadzlc $2W
~ gEElr0pje {koniecznie n~.-prz6oj $S2.Jo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

faction with the policy of the Government in
Asia Minor.
The Standard" will tomorrow publish dis
patch from Vienna saying that the Powers
which day or two ago were not unanimous
on the Turkish question, have again fallen into
line. The Sultan knew there was a hitch Of
some kind. and his obstinacy regarding the
guardshp hrnans resulted therefrom. The
lesson will not be lost the Powers
Washington. Nov. 29.-The Turkish Legation
received from the Sublime Porte the following
telegram under to-days date:
The Armenian revolutionists of Keban, disregard
ing the advices of the local authorities and having
fired the soldiers. the latter had TO answer back.
Then the rioters, after setting fire to their houses
escaped 10 Ferns and Zetoun. With the exception
OF this incident the tranquility is perfect at the
Province OF Aleppo.
On November - the Armenians OF Erzeroum. see
ing that officials OF the Reggie were arrestins
some smugglers. closed their shops, and during the
panic that followed five Armenians were killed and
six wounded No disorders whatever took place
November q and November p In the Provinces
OF Smyrna. Trebizonde. Van, Bagdad, Islands OF the
Archipelago, Darbekir. MOussOul, Bassorah, Bey-
routh. Bills. Tripoli OF Africa, kenia. Hudaven-
dighiar Sivas, Scutari. Adana. Janina, Yeman,
Adrianope. Salonica, Crete, Kossovo. SYRIA Angora
Hedjaz, kastamouni and ..onastir and In the
Sandjaks Of Jerusalem. Zor 1smidt and Tcha taJa
An Armenian OF Marash set fire TO his house
situated In the Mussulman part OF the city in order
TO start a big fire The authorities OF DARK and
Ydizil (Sivas) found and restored to their owners
the greater part OF the stolen articles and cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

francs amounting in all to 100000 francs (s2oO.0oW
The list Of the parliamentary parties to whom the
money was given had been carefully made and kept
by Arton who possessed also the list OF brides given
by his patron, Baron Reinach, who committed sui
eide at the beginning OF the judicial Investigations
of the French Parliament mentioned in these memo
randa; and their names would have been read from
the Chambers tribune-or orators pulpit-by M.
Delahaye, a Deputy II the Government had not
promised to procure the trial of the alleged cuprs.
But as most OF them were supporters OF the Cab
met the trial OF the Panama scandals was
strangled in it's beginning, and only a handful OF
men, among them NJ. Baihaut. former Minister.
were sentenced.
Meanwhile Ar,on had fed to foreign countries.
and IL said that the two three Ministries
which have been In power since his flight d!d not
revelations he might make injurious to their par
liamentary friends.
acter pursued throughout Europe by French police
agents, who managed TO arrive always too late, as
the carbineers Of ONenbach's opera boune. Some
people even pretended that the Government KNOW
Ing perfectly we'll his whereabouts. sent him timely
advice Of the approach OF their detectives y.
Dupas official OF the Prefecture Of Police who
was dismissed in disgrace for some cause, pup
lished pamphlet; in which ne said that he had been
sent Venice in order notify Arton TO flee from
that place. whore French agents would soon arrive
capture him. And he suspected that ne
might be BETRAYED by his Government, he caused
himself to be photographed the Place San Marco.
Venice. In the company OF Arton, wnom ne was
amusing by feeding the famous pigeons OF taat
tance, took the portrait Of VI. Dupas and or Arton.
VINO did not suspect the trick , .
Now the French Cabinet seems bound %
bring Arton to justice and probably II will base is
demand for extraditon more upon the crime or
common law committed by the fugitive at the e s.
pense Of the dynamite company ,tnah upon ms
meddling with the Panama scandal Sir JQhn
Bridge OF the Bow Street Court VIII decide whether
sxtraditon be granted. which has not Deeh
done in the case OF the famous Or. Cornelius Herr.
also indicted in France for corruption OF MINISTERS
and members Of the Chambers in ne same Fah"'ha
affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
~ Outsider DAY IN LEXINGTON

r.,ro,on Ky Nov 29-The weather was SPRING.
ID, hers to-day and another large crowd attended
tho races Three outsiders and two faVori'es mn
,sbs5 in front The meeting closes tomorrow
Summarizes 80.
t.-., race -four and onehaf furlongs)-tasteT 1i' ~
- - / hrst Exhibit 100 tDupeeJ. 70 ~ ~
srf Whi,eaway lO2 Oan Keuren)' ~ 10 J. "''N' W
05ei.. - 40 c,vau,a-,
s.,,,nd race six flrongs)-Uncle HenTy lo1 ~,
ev.r nrst. Relief 1O7 perkins, 70 y Se''"'' ' 80
los fvhitc) 40 10 l. third. Ttme-l;D4' ..
,,.4 race six furlongs).-Summer Coon ~
5f0I nrst. Wndhre 90 IL. Bo1l q 70 se'"i'~' wine
io- f,ertjns : 10 10 third. Time-l;ls1
Fourth race fseven furl0ngs Advocate 10 10, NJ t,
10 . first. Interior .s6 CWhite). q 70 seS0n' ''
Dripus o. lIcverett). . to 2. third Iin'e-i'o'1
Fifth race (fve furlongs)-Doreite io cond ST.
inst Harry shannon % (Wakerl; 10 H. s ,,6e
Weii.ngfon 100 (siahune 3 10 ?. third lHH'e-i'V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
sATOLLI MADE CARDINAL.
THE POPE ELEvArEs At THE SECRET CON
sIsTORY NINE PREIATEs TO THE OFFICE
THE POPE NOT INDIFFERENT


THE POPE NOT INDIFFERENT
TO ARMENIA.
Rome Nov "a secret consstory was held al
the Vatican to-day over which the Pope presided.
The session ended at noon. when It was announced
that His Holiness was in fair health and had mace
a speech OF some length eulogzing the new car
dinals whom the cons.story had elevated 70 the
Sacred College The preates elevated to the car
dinalate by the consistory were Archbishop sem
bratowicz Of I,emberg. Austria; Archbishop mar
Ter o. sa.zburg Austria; Archbishop Cascajeres
Azara of Valladolid Spain; Archbishop Boyer
OF Bourges France; Monsignor Gotu, Archo,shop
Of Petra: Archbishop Satolli Apostolic Delegate
~ the United States Bishop Cassaras PAGES o.
SEQ de IrgeL Spain: Bishop Manara, OF AhOU IN
Italv and Bishop Parrauds of Autun, France, ne
Pone also preconzed twenty-iour new Itanah
bishops. IL, ,,, .,,,a hacausA
The cons story was especially imposing pecause
~ the unusually large number OF CardinaIs pres
ont The Cardinals in attendance were fsaHPoli,a'
tinbenioba parocchi Lavaletta. Steinhuber, Ledo-
chowsN Orega, Bianchi. Mocenni MtJSh'ir ~
ri TarpenieIlx Mechers. Galmberu, ~ f,etIo
no hrothers Vannutel Ruggero. GranleIlo' Se5Ila
al Vergs Cardinal PerscO. secretary -seletdl v.
the Propaganda. was absent on acoorc ,,ced thaf
The Grand master OF ceremonies announce IA
tho Fope would confer the red nat upon n, IN ne"
20 rd,nals AZ the next public consstory me Pto
ceedirrs of the consstory lasted oh.y iaia az 49,,
owing TO the Pope becoming somewhat "eaN 4'0'''
THE a,locuton pronounced by the Fops, az ~ oho
cors,s-orv will be published to-moff0W fl.s NJ
ness alluded to the situation IN the East ana $40
ne was thoroughly aware o. lls giart - ,ba condi-
SEQ 10 added was never Indifferent 10 ti.e I'LL
g. ~ H. Armenians and desired TO see me war;
Gus peoples of Turkey governed on an equA"'' "''
with equity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Called on TO MAKE COOP DEFICIT

Boston. Nov 29-The report of the Insurance Com
m! ssioners OF the New England states on the ar
fairs OF Bay State Beneficiary Association or
poston was made public this noon The examiners
ind deficiency Of $50 81 81 between the assets and
contingent nortuary liabilities OF all kinds. They
end the report follows:
In order that the already large deficiency In the
mortuary account may be supplied and the hereafter
liability OF the company De promptly met, the COM
mi oners urge upon officers Of the company the
Issuance Immediately OF an extra call The company
has on deposit with the Treasury OF the common
wealth sli4 $40 on account OF its emergency fund, A
deficiency OK neary $1,000 from the amount re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
EAISER'S WAR ON SOCIALISM.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ELECTION
UNIONS CLOSED IN BERLIN.
THE EDITOR OF ETHICAL CULTURE" SEN
TENCED-HERR BEBEL AND ASSOCIATES RE
MOVE THE PARTY FUNDS TO
SWITZERLAND.


Berlin. Nov 29.-In view OF the quantity and
character OF the documents and other material
evidence collected by the police in their recent
visit to the residences Of prominent Socialists
the Public Prosecutor decided to close the various
headquarters OF the Socialists Election Unions
at once This action is to be taken upon the
strength Of Article 16 Of the laws relating to as
sociations pending the decision Of the courts in
the matter.
Orders were at once given to the police, who
closed the headquarters Of the unions. The PUP
lie Prosecutor has formally instituted actions
against a number Of the Socialist leaders
DR. Foster. Editor Of the journal, Ethical CuI-
ture" has been sentenced to three months I'M
prisonment In a fortress, having been convicted
Of leze majesty for articles printed in that paper
Zurich Nov 29.-Herr Be5el, the Socialist
leader in the German Rechstag. together with
other leading members Of the Socialist party IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
ne mile. class b paced. standing start. AGAINST

one mile, Glass B. paced. standing start, against
time 80 2-5
Arthur Gardiner Louisville KY. October 5: one
mile. Glass b. paced. flying start against time
] AZ 2-5
F. Sem Louisville Ky; two miles. profess
sonal unpaced flying start against time-4zs:
also, at Utica y. y. October 49, three miles, un-
miles, unpaced. flying start against time-u z 10
miles Glass b. paced, flying start. against time
S4s 10 -,
Harry c. Clark Denver November II; two miles.
Class A. unpaced flying start, against ine-f:"o 80,
and three miles. unpaced flying start against tne
Ills ID; and four miles. unpaced. nyihs start
against time-956 l-5. - . g.
William de Cardy Louisville. KY. November s.:
ton miles Class b, paced. standing start. against
t!me-20:G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

outside OF the romantic features relative 10 Ar
tons flight and ostensble pursuit throughout
Europe by the French police of the former Paris
Cabinets, II must be said that his extraditon is
claimed account OF two different COMBINATIONS
inflicted upon him by the French courts.
on May %. 1892, he was sentenced to twenty years
at hard labor. together with Senator lie Quay for
having swindled. to the amount Of 100000 francs
G725 OcO. the dynamite company of which they
administrators. Later on Anton was SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment. civil degrade
ton and 400 900 francs $4,000 damages. guilty OF
having hribed some members Of the Chambers In
the interest OF the Panama Canal Corporation II
declared by Banker Proper that Arton had
cashed At his bank checks OF 5000 and $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
HIS BURIAL IN MoNTMAKTRE CEMETERY
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL

Paris. Nov 29-The funeral Of Alexandra Dumas
will take place at noon on Saturday November
30 The burial will be at Montmartre Cemetery
The body was conveyed from his chateau al M5rE-
le-Roi in the Department OF Saine-et-olse, Whe!t
he died. 10 his residence at No Il Rue AmpeFe III
II is announced tonight that the funeral or VI.
Dumas will be private and that his FAMILY WI ~,
ali the expenses This will be IN accordance WIN
the wishes OF the deceased Notwithstardlng n,
wish that there be flowers sent. his IrlehcS anu
admirers are sending great quantities OF them % MS
residence 49,, .., 20 tia
Municipal Council when VI Bombard, the preslleh.'
who IS also a member OF the Chamber OF Deputies;
proposed that a delegation attend the funeral ~
that street be named after NJ Dumas ne
Socialist members Of the Council violently opposed
both propositions owing to NJ. Dumas hTlng az
tackled them and the Republic In lS1l Some &C.
nounced him as a coward for insulting the heroes OF
the Commune A motion OF coincidence was lost an n
20 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
CABANNE TO SUE THE L. A. W.
HE WILL FIGHT THE EXPULSION IN THE COURTS
TITUS TO co ABROAD

HE WILL FIGHT THE EXPULSION IN THE COURTS
TITUS TO co ABROAD.
L. D. Cabanne. who with F. j. TITUS ana = NJ
Murphy was recently expelled from the League or
American Wheelmen. said yesterday that he had
instructed his attorney 10 begin suit against 'he
organization He has also sent word 10 the man
ayers OF the different racing In which he took
part TO hold the prizes he and not TO give them
to the riders who were second to him.
Titus said yesterday that, no matter how MS case
with the League Of American Wheelmen Is finally
decided. he wished hereafter TO ride only as pro-
fessonal Like Cabanne he has also told the man
ayers hold the prizes he won until the matter IS
settled Titus said that he will sail for France
about February l. and will enter the most importan
races held there Murphy is expected 10 arrive In
this city Friday Saturday.
Senator Morgan. the well-known cyclst VINO
holds an American record for riding 3's niles
without dsmountng, said Yesterday that the action
o. the l. ". IN the case OF Cabanne TITUS and
Murphy would result in the doing away with classes
A and y among amateurs. They would be Simply
ma;eurs or professionals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
PRIZES WOW BY NEW-roRK AT ATLANTA.

Albany Nov. Ex-Governor Morton has been in
formed that a diploma Of honor or gold medal has
been awarded to New-York State at the Atlanta
EXPOSITION FOR the erection 4 a building on the
Exposition grounds and for most efficiently promot-
ing Inc objects OF the Exposition New-YOrk State
has also won twenty-four grand prizes. gold
rneaai. nfty-twO diplomas Of honor or silver med
ais sixty-three bronze medals and tweniy-seven
honorable mentions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
A NEW TELEPHOYs COMPANY NOORPORA TED.

Albany Nov 2s-The Automatic Telephone Con-
struction Company Of NewYork City in
corporated to-day with the Secretary OF State with
a capital of 10000. The company will begin bus-
rectorr are Henry n. Whitney Sas u. butcher
end james F. Pierce. OF Brooklyn: George N, Hard
Ernst Thalmann, X. T. Wilson. jr.. and William -
Chase OF New-York City. John @ Dorrance Of
Nyack and James W. H!nkley. OF Poughkeepsie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
r GryBo,r CONCORD vJURSD.

San Franciaco. Nov 29.-The Gaelic brings the
news that the United states gunboat concord IL re-
ported to have been seriously damaged py gohg
ashore on the Northern Chinese coast Inc gun
boat coming down the river IRON" roo-N no"
on oo,onor n IN conpany with the Monocacy
when she ran aground. She was halied on az
right but II l5 said she has been seriously uanageu
hrva hoen cracked 4 report OF the accident mas
heen forwarded to Washington. 1t Is feared that
~ ,aessi nm never be abe 10 make any kind OF
sneed nntu she has been thoroughly overhauled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

YPHER & CO.. at 2Sth 81. and Fifth Ave
~ nue.. have just received a collection of rarS
antique laces. Antique tapestries also, hnest
examples Of old French furniture. Louis NV,
Ky XVI Old Italian Flemish and English
carved oak. old English silver, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
FOREIGN SECURITIES STEADY.

London Nov 29.-The tone on the Stock Exchange
to-day was quiet and undecided. American rail-
road stocks receded slightly. owing TO the absence
OF New-York advices yesterday. Foreign securities
steady. Turkish recovered slightly. Mining
shares quiet and dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
URGES AN APPEAL TO THE PRESIDENT

URGES An APPEAL TO TIE PFtf-SIJf'.'I'
The Armenian Relief Association has received
letter from the Duke OF Westminster, acknowiedg-
Ing the receipt Of f40O for the Armenian Relief
Fund. The letter announces tina, the Duke has ap-
peaed to the representatives Of the Austrian Rus
sian French German and Italian Governments in
London to urge their. respective Governments 10
Cooperate with any efforts made by England 10
rescue the Armenian sufferers He asks the asso-
citation TO appeal to President Cleveland 10 do all
in his power 70 protect American citizens, ana all
persons who have been educated In the American
mission SC hoos and colleges in Turkey
H. NJ. Kiretchjan. general secretary OF the as
In Armenia. Contributions may be sent TO Charles
II. Stout. at the National Bank OF the Republic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
A HUNGARIAN MINISTER CHALLENGED
HERR Won PERCzEL CREATES A DISTURBANCE
IN THE DIET AND NOW HE MUST FIGHT
HERR ANuREANsKY.

Budapest. Nov. 29-In the Lower House OF inc
Hungarian Diet to-day Herr Andreansky reproache'
Herr Percze. Minister Of the INTERIOR ior as
slstng IN electoral abuses.
In replying TO the charge made against him. the
Minister said that the cusation insolent ana
used language that was offensive &c Herr Andreah-
sky ami the House. The president or the Chaihp.l
finally luterven.d and called the Minister 10 order
After the sitting Herr Anlreansky sen, 70 III
Won PercZel a challenge 10 fight a duel. whch ""S
accepted Herr Won Perczel temporarily res'gn.ng ms
ministerial post IN order TO be able to meet MS ad-
versary on the field OF honor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

vrvrOrNDLANDs GOVERNOR SWORN IN
ST Johns, y. F., Nov. y CSpecia ~ 'ie''',
Murray the new Colonial Governor OF Ne"'oui'
land who arrived to-day on the steamer Lauren
tian. received most cordial reception. Immense
crowds cheered him on .andng. Inc CITY "SS5
decorated with flags In honor OF the occasion; ~
noon Sir Herbert took the oatns OF once au"'g'
istered by Chief Justice Carter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
RE.cHAM CoRNELL.s CAPTAIN.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2e-Afte- the banquet 10 the
Cornell last night Captain Wyckon caiieo
meeting of the Cornell Varsity foob ball men for the
election Of his successor. Joseph W. Beacham, or
the class OF 81. unanimously chosen captain
for the coming year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

The purpose show bicycle dealers and riders y
actual demonstration the simplicity OF the Morgan =
Wright qulck-repar This tire Is distinct improve
ent upon previous 1t enables the bicycle rider -
make PERMANENT REPAIR at the roadside WITHIN
TWO MINUTES WITHOUT HLRRYING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
M. J. PaiIIard & Co.,
$50 Broadway and 40 East l4th Sc
@A Azzzu 10 AeA:


Thursday evening Of experienced travellers -
ployed by Morgan Wright. Chicago. reached this es~
on special which November IS and the dAv
before Chris,r is expected them into aboas
fifty principal between Canada and the Gu ana
the Atlantic Coast and Missouri River
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

This qucreyair IRE is easily distinguished by i's ~
valve stem. All riders invited to ask Morgan =
Wright Chicago for beautiful pamphlet illustrates
from nfe describing the idea. Meantime. don't foryss
Il household phras--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
BARON DE woRMss SEAT FILLED

Liverpool. Nov. 29.-The election IN the last Iva
teth Division OF Liverpool to I'LL the PARLIAMENTARY
coat made vacant bv the elevation the peorage OF
Baron de Worms took place yesterday wheh MT
War;. Conservative. returned without oppos'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
MRS FoNTANE BEssON ARRAIGNED
SIZE Is BROUGHT FROM SPAIN TO LONDON
CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN sEcU-
RITES VALUED AT 100000 FROM

HER HUSBAND
London. Nov 29-Mrs. Fontane Besson' wle OF 4
manufacturer OF musical instruments in TINS city
New-York. Paris and St Petersburg VINO was ar
rested In Seville Spain in October. and eHtFad-'e'
TO England was arralgned here today upon the
charge Of having stolen from her husband secur-
ties valued at 100000
ue- husbands counsel said that Mrs. Besson had
eloned with Spanard. taking the securities VITA
her and that II was the intention OF the e.op.ins
couple 10 20 from Spain 10 America. Altau:
counsel asserted the defendant had dIsposeu u
t3O O,O worth OF the stolen securities. 49,, ,Ai !
Mrs Bessons lawyer asserted tnat the nusJ a.
the property was hers. but sought 70 nlaNtS. a.
admin ster II because Of the community o. 800
under the marriage contract wnlch Was Ci""" az
cordtnp 10 the provisions OF the French NV. -, ~,
The case was adjourned. the dei eidtl' , l.' 10
eratel under bonds in the sum OF to.VVO "hio" WAS
furnished by herself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
1aa5on& Namlm
PAN

Unexceed for quality Of tone. thoroughness OF
workmanship and capacity for standing in tune
Catalogue Of latest styles free application
Old pianos or organs taken in exchange. Sold
on Instruments or rented with privilege Of pur-
chase
Pianos OF reliable MAKERS from 10000 upwards.
1876 FIFTH AVENUE. NEU-YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

The cycling public OF NeNYork and Brooklyn 10 -
vited 10 an Informal reception on car "anderer' -
Grand Central 42d ST., this evening from 40 -
10 Souvenirs for ladies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.
A meeting of the stewards Of the Jockey Club was
held Yesterday afternoon at No. % Nassau-st ana
August Belmont. J. O. bonner r. H. fitchcoCA'
- = K.sne and W p Thompson present
The protest lodged by James Mclaughlin agalnst
- auarding OF the purse won by the morse sep
- q, The pimlico Driving Club course on NoVem-
beT 10 for Noncompliance with the rules OF rae
49,, - referred 10 the stewards OF the meeting
- deeIsion The application Of H. A Morey Tor
rci,s.stament denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
FORT MONROE BEATS BALTIMORE.

Fort Monroe, Va, Nov. 29.-rhe Fort Monroe foot
hall team defeated the Baltimore College club on
he parade grounds this afternoon. Score, 10 TO z