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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
FOR THE NEU PARK BOARD

THE APPOINTMENT or sAMrEI. MCMILLAN URGED
COLONEL cRrGER's NAME SUGGESTED
delegation of North Side citizens called on
Mayor Strong yesterday and urged him to appoint
Samuel Mcmillan Park Commissioner. The
Mayor told them that OF the new Commission
ers would be man from above the Harlem River.
Mr. McMil.ans chances are considered good. He Is
a builder and Republican. Colonel 4. v. X. Cru
ger may be selected as n Park Commissioner. Since
the resignation Of the Commissioners was an
nouncef the Mayor has received many applications
Tor appointments but he refuses to make them
public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
PRESIDENT RoosEvELrs soUrES1RS

The mementos which President Roosevelt secured
from the Liberal League parade yesterday In the
form OF two p,acards referring to himself
hung in his Office at Police Headquarters. One Of
the placards is inscribed:
"Roossvelt's Razze-Dazze Reform Racket" On
the other is printed:
''Send the Police Car to Russia"
The head of the Police Board has the pacards
prominently displayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
TIE DOELGERS TRANSFER VALUABLE PROPERTY

Anthony Doelger and his wife. Catherine. have
transferred their one-half interest in the prop
ery on the south side OF Fifty 2G0 feet
OF Thlrd-ave. and the north side OF Fifty fifth
ST. 2ls feet west OF Second-ave. TO Jacob Doeger.
the brewer for a consideration OF $4,000 and the
assumption by Jacob Doelger OF the co-partnershp
debts OF Jacob Doelger ~ Sons All the machinery,
apparatus and personal property about the
premises are also included in the Transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
THE COLONIAL, ASSOCIATIONS BUILDING

The object OF the Incorporation OF the COLONIAL
Real Estate Association OF New orN' o. VIM"
e.,o, 7, pobcock George T. Sladc and Henry i.
s,ade are directors as announced In dispatch from
Albany published yesterday. appears to be the tear
Ing down OF the Old Scotch Presbyterian Church on
the north side OF Fourtesnth-st. east OF Sxth-ave
and the erection on that site OF sx-story build
ing 10 be used as a store The capital OF the COM
pany will be 10000
THO architect 4, Richard Berger. No 900 Broadway.
w " Thompson whose office IL In the National
Park Pank Building. Is the agent who conducted the
negotiations The plot Is 7ixi25 feet IN Fourteenth
st. and 20 feet in rifteenth-st The building Will be
constructed on plans which will provide FOR all mod
ern conveniences. ,,,,--
II is understood that the proposed new building
has already been leased for long term OF years
n the well Unknown firm OF r. H. Macy co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
WOMEN'S CAPES

Velour and velvet Rich stufs soft as noles n.
exm,Ste Fashioned only the foremost artists Of the
world can do IT, Al the very forefront IN every way
event price Then our magnificent control OF market
conditions means dollars ana dollars saved 'of you you
buy Think OF these
Velour Capes. very handsomely beaded, silk lined
throughout full sweep, SS.
Velour Capes. Handsomely beaded, very pretty de-
signs, lined with silk, extra full sweep, slo.so.
Very fine velour Cspes, Handsomely embroidered
with jet, trimmed with ostrich lip around neck and
nbbon. $780,
Handsome plain velve, Capes, wide scaloped brrd-
ing around bottom down front and neck. Sl.M.
verv fine yelye; Cages handsomely s,ted IN verv
pretty designs. collar and around bottom, finished
in fine crushed plush, at HlSo'
Look at the Capes. Nothing any ore may say csa
fully convey then peculiar goodness and cheapnes.
Practical every one OF them
lust so OF the Misses jackets and Refers for school
wear
Jackets Of good quality beaver, double-breasted,
notch collar. extra full sleeves, IA to ~ years r.
Misses Jackets fine covert doth. extra large sleeves,
some have velvet oola,, S6.7S; have been $40 30
Childrens Refers. good quality beaver, neat braid
finishing, 4 TO IA years, IS.
Children, School Dresses in Atwood paids and
mixtures, PRETTY Trimmed with velvet and fancy
braid, 81 to $3.50.
second Floor.
BOYS CLOTHING
For big boys or little And j,i IS much care taken
TO see that both are well dressed as the tony tailor,
show for men The little prices Of course
Bows long trouser Suits single and double breasted
coat solid blue, black fancy mixed brown
chcviots, IA TO 10 yrs, 81.
Boys Atwood chlnchilla Refers, wool lined AMI
velve, collar. color guaranteed, : to 10 yrs IS;
the 81 kind
Boys navy blue English serge Refers and the new
tan covert cloth Top Goats, to Is yrs, $3.50
Boys 2-piece Suits in blue and black rough serge,
gray and brown nobby mixed chevot. patent
elastic wasband in trousers, 0 to - yrs. S.
BOYS Atwood double breasted 2-piece Suits " N
extra trousers and cap, thoroughly made for good
service, s.
Boys knockabout Trousers IN best quality corduroy
and all-wool oheviot, seams taped and double
stitched patent elastic wa'tband, 10 rs yrs, 81.
Second Floor. Ninth street.
SILK UMBRELLAS 500
Pure silk, twilled talieta silk, union sk-for men,
for women 20 and % in. Newest handles strong
frames, strong erres, close roll 500 for either I'M
breas that are usually s. and 50 They're from 4
manufacturer who had to sell.
Broadway.
4@2!.&! { 3 , &C.,; &C.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
HODCMAN'S
RUBBER GOODS
BEST QUALITY ONLY.
uuOADwaY. IL w. 23D ST,
Cor. l:rmnd ~. Adj. jth Ave. Hotel.
NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
MR. Hrss SAYS BUSINESS IS DULL AT
PRESENT.
MANY APPLICATIONS FOR SUBURBAN PROPERTY
RtMoRs THAT PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Is
TO BUILD HOME AT THE
CHIMNEY CORNERS.


Harry HISS whose Offices are In the Lincoln
National Bank Building IN Forty-second-st.. near
Fourth-ave has been for the last twenty years
largely Interested In suburban real estate as vel
as in the transfer OF city property lie sah 10 d
Tribune reporter yesterday
while there has been considerable activity In
the summer months in real estate the business just
now Is rather dull. look, however. for much
activity during the remaining fall and winter
months Speaking particularly with refer
ence TO sections lying Immediately north oil but
contiguous 10 New-York City. can say that
have many applications for property along the
west and north shore OF Long Island Sound. Real
estate there is held at nigh figures Little can be
secured below the sum OF 5000 per acre and the
desire always Is for waterfront. rock-bounded,
with ha:d or sandy bottom on the beach. The
property that affords only mud bottom Is not
salablc.
Haven but these are held at high prices. The
Alexander Taylor property at Mamaroneck Ia now
in the market This Is quite choice. and Is valued
Mt fOGpl So also. Is the Mallory estate at New.
Rochelle comprising about twenty-five acres
There have been about oco expended In i'm
provemcnts within the last three or four years on
shore property at the border line between cohnec-
ticut and New-York. Large improvements are
also I'm progress at what Is known IA the CHIMNEY
corners formerly the site OF the old Americas
Clubhonse built In the days OF William NJ Tweed
and more recently purchased by r. T. benen'c'
who is how erecting there a cottage for MS own
OCCUPANCY. incidentally. | might say there are
rumors to the effect that portion OF this land IL
being held In the interest o; President Grover
Cleveland and that cottage TO serve as his
future home is already planned for early construc-
ton. ., A.. .,.... 49,.
Along the north shore nearly all the places are
provided with water. electric lgnts gas etc. These
5uxiiIar,es % comfort make the property on the
north shore more valuable than that on the Ions
is:and shore The New York and New.Haven Rail
road Company IL responding to the interest that Is
shown on tie part OF the public In securing subur-
buildings AZ a number OF places. Including Pelham
ellie Pelham Heights, NewRocheDe ana Isarch-
mont Al Pelhamve. which is one OF the most
picturesque localities bordering tns S SSs,Sca IN" S
itseIf by reason OF It's architecture and surround
ings greatly to enhance the value OF property
thara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
by Barrett J.
Doueiass C0nklnR- William C. wilson
Ue,I W~n.,eln-Frank w Arneld
he Forest vs. Rlng-Willinm NJ Hoes
Middlebrook We Parsons - cases)-David Thomson.
Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. Butter q cases)-
William l.. Cannon.
Common Pleas.
by Pryor. J.
Horn VS. Alexander-I.ouis Marshall
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Barrett j.
NJ Adele Smith Eugene Flack-Isaac Hicks
Common Pleas
BY Pryor, !.
lean O. C. Cottier Edward r. Kipling and others
Frederick Betty.
Matter Of Benjamin Sci Company-Benjamin Sci.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
UPHOLSTERY

UPHUI.S Ckr
Is there room to be pretted' Are there Curtains or
porti,re, 10 proydei Is there Upholstery work OF any
sot 10 do; Don't hesitate; now, right now, IS 'ne
favored time 10 buy and here an acre OF reasons o'
IT, .,;,,
Iacr CusrAMs-Sha it be Brussels Point or H,ao.sh
At $500 the pair Or choice Nottingham ~ |'e 'ne
nau Or any one Of a hundred SORTS between-c'u"y
Antique Marie Anoinctte, lnsh pon eND'ooe'eo ''"'
| lin, muslin irled, and the lke'
And there are complete lines Of silk and sk-spd-eot-
ton Curtains for windows and door hangIngs all giving
The effect Of rich danask-S.0 to $3.50 the pair
PoRrrrs till you weary OF counting out WIFI
! treess charm OF possibility Tor d'dped ioVe'nes'
| Antwerp Velvet embroidered
| silk Velour embroidered
| Linen Velour.
silk Tapestry.
| silk and cotton Tapestries.
| soft and fluffy Chenille.
$3.50 10 $780, For door-ilIst you care to choose
ScRfgss-Finest assortment OF g. OF fold Screens,
filed with slkoine, orctonne, PLAN or llgweo
denim figured burlap or leathercte, $L'o TO siS.
suAprs-Wth Harshom spring rollers. made ana
hung Entirely new line. Kings best seo,eh
Holland opaque lace bordeed and noVe''y
Duchess, soc to SO each.
| T.R,r AVID plAxo Covys--Seemingly no end TO the
variety Linen velour, plain and figured SIX tapes
try wool tapestry, cotton tapestry ana enei"ie
| All new goods with new prices
FURNITURE CorsN0s-ln newest eo'ofim4s anu ee-
signs OF satin darlask, SIX ooea'che, ," "
Xix brocadcs, tapestries, eotton-and-Sik, WOO.
and al-coton tapestries, this seasons goods al 0't
| to $3.50 yard
| Third Floor.
SILK SHORT LENGTHS?
OF course. And the prices shorter accordingly 'han
the pieces Friday is clear-up day. en-,
| Printed ndias thnas, laps and HabmaI WASH SINKS
lengths up to yds., 1se yd instead Of SOC
| Check and stripe Tadetas printed Cauiire Grepes,
evening shades, Crsp-s and Crepons, lengths rom
2to 10 yds 4sc yd instead OF Toe and 81
Two extra specials by the yard. =,
80 pieces new Taffetas in all the new changeape
effects So the yd instead OF Zoe.
so pieces extra heavy stripe and brocade ,'ieta',
ali new French combinations, o. instead Of
$50 and 81.
| DRESS GOODS, TOO.
Find remnants you can use to advantage and It's like
| getting two for one.
| In and Near ROtunda
CORSETS
Four choice styles OF f. & s. Corsets Short, medium,
and long wasted, in black. white and drab coutii
and sateen. at 50 and rs, originally SID and
50 - Nearly all size'.
| Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
| s 81. .;S*s, GfX:Hirn Fl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-27
AS The CLOUDS ROLL BY

TT even The d0ubterS kn0w thdt me SUH naS oe1
shining the time wsaer conditions s" %" oxup ~sn
sues has such and growing headway as s the '0'
ment ran only be forward and Hpward
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Somerset Bar Association.

The Somerset Bar and Inv Library
Association held a meeting. Wednesday
forenoon. aud elected Il standing com
miltee, consisting of {. q. Small. ], !.
Parlin, J. ". Manson, 4. simmons aud
J. +. Holman, to have il charge the
matter of membership aud have Il gen
eral oversight of the affairs of the Asso-
citation Tie committee on schedule of
fees WAS given further time IL report.
\ committee of 6 was chosen consisting
Of +. Z. Colin. :. !. Walton. J. !. Par.
lin, Geo ". Cover, aud \. Simmons to
adopt resolutions upon the death of
Bros. Nm. Folsom \. II. Ware aud +.
W. McFadden, aud To arrange for ap.
propriate remarks by members of the
bar
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21

Important news of the action of the
imperial council of state at Berlin on
the silver question, and of the expressed
willingness of France to cooperate is
received. The council adopts the res
olution of the bimetallists in the
Reichstag and rejects the proposal of
the monometallists that the continuance
of the present system be guaranteed.
This indicates more pointedly than ever
changing sentiment In Germany. The
United States and the countries of Con-
tinental Europe might together safely
undertake bimetallism, even without the
aid of England; but it would be disas-
trous for one of them to undertake it
alone.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Happy North Conway Kelley
Boys.

The patients at the No. Conway y.
II. Kelley Institute (the Kelley Insti-
tute of the East are a happy, content
ed lot, Judging from the clsss of enter
tainments furnished for their benefit.
\ few evenings since, through the
courtesy of Mr.. Payson Tucker, they
all enjoyed the Bowdoin College Glee
and Banjo Club, and tomorrow they
are to have the pleasure of visit from
Hon. w. w. Thomas, ex.Minster to
Sweden, who will deliver his lecture,
"Sweeden aud the Sweeds.n Last Fri
day evening they presented to Manager
Clifton J. Bailey and wife, beautiful
oak dressing table aud chair, as token
of the esteem in which this couple are
held by the happy lot of 'boarders" at
that famous Institute. We learn with
pleasure that Maine people are very par
tial to this Institute, 30 out of the 40
odd patients now there being from that
State.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Job Printing,

The Job Printing Establishment connected
with the SOMERSET RERoBTER is prepared to
do all classes of work. the richest as well as the
most common Jobs. Competent and expert
enced workmen are employed and large
stock of paper, envelopes, advertising, we'd
ding and business cards in great variety.
Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs etc,
etc, printed in great variety of STYLES short
notice. Commercial printing speciality.
Orders by mail will receive careful attention
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Children's white hose at Ord ways

Children's white hose at Ordway's
Buy Gardner Il Barnard's warranted
rubber boot.
Try can of high life or Chase q San
born's coffee. Paul II Spear.
Five dollars down and dollar week
buys good strong, easy running BIZ
cycle. R.T. PATrEN.
A capable girl eau find a good situa-
ton to do general homework In small
mily by calling on f. p. COFFIN.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21

Ileliotrope. Musk White Rose. fona
Lily, Tea Rose. Lily OF tire VALLEY. Iaek-
ey Club, White Glover. Wang Wang
and Violet. Any Of above perfumes a
; cents an ounce.
We would call attention 70 the prices Of
the following Red Seal Remedies and
Perfumes Heliotrope, I.avdei AMI 70
let Water. 8 cents per bottle. Flor
ida Water, ! ounce bottles, 25e. For
ida Water, s ounce bottles, 55e. Bay
Rum, doubly distilled. &c. Castor oil.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Card of Thank =.

We wish to express our sincere thanks
to the kind neighhors and friends who
assisted Us through the sickness aud
death of our father and mother. and WHO
brought such beautiful flowers.
EDGAR l.. FDRp.
Mis-. CHAs. SPEAR.
GALA IEsELToN.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
Card of Thank

take this method toexfend nv heart
felt thanks to my friends and neighlofs
for their thoughtful kindness rendered
during the illness and upon the death of
my wife and at the funeral services
GEORGE IL. PISTON.
East Fairfield, March, Is. 1875.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Eggs.-U. L. Foss
10 sell-lsaac Dyer.
Fonnd-Eye glasses.
For Sale j. a. Later
Notice.. W. Hussey
Manted-S. /. Cannon.
\ wheel-R T. patten.
Wanted-F. ID. Harding.
New firm-W. k. !. Estes
Red Seai-M. b. Heselton
BICYCLES Walter Robbins.
Sarsaparillas-Bixby & Buck.
Messenger notce-c. +. Ham.
Messenger Notice.. p. Nies.
Buxton's acknowledgements.
Baking powder-k. 7. Goodrich
March Bargains-W p. Ordway.
Statement-Mutual Life ms. &C.
Fine pianos-M. Steinert & Sons.
Final Dividend-Nathan Fowler.
Probate Notices. -Nathan Fowler
Hills Ointment-Horato Cushing.
Announcement-Fred q. Head & Co.
Composition meeting-Nathan Fowler.
National Fire ms. Co.-Dinsmore < Biekford
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
BORN.

Harmony March 3, to the wife of Geo. p
Gilman n daughter.H 5sz Aas
wellington-March l3, ito the wife of Phi.
lander Hurd a son.4 "a = IS
Athens-Mareh Il, to the wife of o. l. Bush
a
GornYille-february %, to Rev and Mrs r.
A. farnham son ltgbert) 10 pounds
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21

1t has won its hold upon the
hearts of the people by its
own absolute intrinsic merit.
1t is not what we say, but
what Hood S Sarsaparilla
does that tells the story
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1895-03-21
: The Only

Great and thoroughly re-
liable building-up medicine,
nerve tonic, vitalizer and
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
Observation-Disclosures Kodbud.

Sdrn felt IGneerer !3eit erbielten mir
aus unierem 2eierfreis nielfah Nnfrase1
nad einem suten, praftii9 nertaBten uno
peritanbliden &Obbu9, pie IS ia fur 1eoen
6ausbalt taft unentbebrli9 getporben lit.
Nusgebenb bon bent @run6iabe, baB oas
8eite i6lieBIi6 bod immer bas Btut9ite
lit, baben mir nob iorsfdltiger Nusmabl
einem 8u6 ben 8or5ug segeben, oas 1t6
fir ieben 6ousbalt, glei6otel ouf 'pelbem
6uB er seflbrt tpirb, als bur6aus 3peds
mGBig erpieien bat. 9as 8u6 1T bon
elmer beutiben 6ausfrau auf @runb lang
idbrtger @rfabrung nit beionberer 8erid7
it6ti9ung ~unlerer amertfantl9en Gerbalt>
niiic DerfaBt. @s entbdlt iber 1900 Gee
cepte, beren ie6es praftii9 erprobt TT. 9as
8ert lit auBeroem nit peiBen 8lattern
burobi6oiien, 10 baB iebe 6ausfrau in Der
Sage lit, neue Gecepte b~in5usufugen ooer
Bic porbanbenen nad tbren @rfabrungen 3t
~ergdnsen. Sin beutidzen9Iii6es Snbalt67
perseidntB erleibtert bas Nabi6lagen uno
Nufftnben erbebli6. lluiere 2%lbrnnenten
f0nnen bieies 8u9 gebunoen un6 portofret
gegen @tnien6uns bon Is Gents bon uns
be3teben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
nur bret 8irtbe purben tpegen l1ebertretEng
oefelben Derbaftet, nGmltb u. Steffero,
Sames Carroll unb patrid Ggan.
Wabluabridten.
G1eDe1anb, 8, /. Mprtl,

Dahluahridter.
G1ebeIanb, g., 1. Nprtl.
8eri9te, pel9e aus me6r als Der Sdlfte
Der Stabt eingetroffen finb, ergeben Die
@rpd6lung BON gilbert 6. Mtc&inDn
(gfep.) gum MaDor nit etpa 1000 Stir1@
men Pluralitdt. Ser Heit bes republifanis
f3en Wabl3ettels lit NIT grOBersn Yluraliz
tdter gepd6lt. Die Ganoibattn fir bas
S9ulratbsamt auf benz repu6lifdniifen
8abl5ettel bleibt binter ben bret mGr'lEie
9en 8etperbern 5uriid. Die 8eibetligung
an Der Nbittmmung mar febr 19paG. Sas
GrgebniB 1T niGt pefentli9 bon Dem bor@
idbrigen berf9teben. /
Columbus, g., 1. Nprtl.
Die 6eutige 0abl mar Die aufregenofte,
nel9e iemals bier 1tattgefunben bat. s. 9.
Mlen, 9empfrot, nurbe auf elmer liberalen
glatform gum MapOr erpdblt.
Mfrpn, g., 1. @pril.
Die GepubGifoner baben nit Nusnabne
zines Observation-Disclosures ibren gan3ert
Wa6l5ettel ertpd6lt. 6. st. 6arper's pllzI
ralttGt fir MaDor betrug 1000 @ttmmen,
3net 5rauen purben in ben 99ulratb gel
pG6lt.
6amtIton, g., 1. Ipril.
Ser btsbertge Mabpr, 6. g. 8oi6, Del
mofrat, tpurbe 6eute NIT 700 Gtimmen plltz
ralitdt piebergetpd6lt. Oie Oen1oftaten bdz
ben ibren gan3en i%ibrigen 8abl5et1el, nit
Nusnabme zines @fieiors, getpdAIt. Dial
pobl iiber 1000 5rauen %tinunten, 1T bod
feline Srau gepdblt porben.
n = q - g MAusY X
q. g. 9eu fir MaDor urD bas ganSes
iibrtge republifanif6e Stdet purbe beute gel
tpGblt. Sober 3neig Der itdbti1Gen &egiez
rung, Der bisber Demotrdtii9 mar, lit isBtE
republtfanif6.
Musfegan, Mi9., 1. @prif. i
Ser 9empfrat Qea6D lit nit elmer Weebrz
felt bon $50 gum Mapor geipGblt pOrotnF
unb Der Democrat @nfe gum S9agme1fter
nit elmer Wte6r6eit BON 776.
@ranbRaptbs, M}i9., /. .4priG.
Ser 9emofrat G6eB .. Gtebbins lit nit
elmer gluraIitdt BON 1900 gum Mabor 9ez
tpdblt morben, I
&eotuf, Sa., 1. @priG. /
Die 8epublifaner 6aben beute ben Mapor,
Sberrt9ter, MfeKor unb bier DON feds M=s
bermen gepdblt. Die 9emofratsn tpd6Iien
ben Stabtantpalt unb 5pet aldermen.
Dubuque, Sa., /. Mpril. |
Die 0emofraten tpGblten beute 9. Olingsrs
als Mabor; S. s. &nigbt afs Nnpalt unb
bret BON flint Mlbermen.
Die ltnabbGngigen BADEN :. S,Goonep dlsS
8ecorber, $, 8, @nifTfe gum S6ubmetfter
unb 2 Ilberman erpGblt. Die DemDfratenE
tperben ben Stabtratb cpntrp1iren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

f6i9tIiben Greisniiies na6 Der
@rinbung bes neren Hetbes Elm
tpertbes @ebentbIatt iein an ben
6eIbenfailer 8arbablanca.
g1icbt su Brdmien bere6tigte N6onnen
len fDnnen iebes Ser oben angefabrten 8u7
cher ober 8il6er scgen Ginienoung BON 30
Gents be3teben.
Die Gutttuns fir etngef6idtes @eLb err
folst auf benz tIeiuen selben 3ettel bnr9
8erGnoermng bes Wonats uno Der Sabress
sabl.
8riefe un6 @eIber obrefitre man an
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03

- nnfere GorreIpDnbenten uno MJsntsn
bel u9en Die folgenben Staaten:
9err 9aul Sriebel ben Stat Soma.
9err Sreo S9erf bic Staaten Wt5cDnitn
unb Mi9igan.
6err Trib @rreB bic Stouten Miiiouri,
@rtanias, Seras unb bas Snbtane.<Serriz
tortum.
9err 8. S9pura ben @taat SGinots.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-03
unfere WeItausfteuuno.

9ieies 9ra@tpert tit fertig sum Ser
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-12-01
A CUBAN FORCE DEFEATED.
The Spanish Capture Their Camp
and Quantity of Ammunition.

Havana, Nov. SO.-A Spanish column
from Santa Clara, under command OF Col.
Nlelado, fought with several combined
bands of rebels in Manajanabo on Nov.
2S. The Spanish troops captured the
camps of the rebels. together with a num-
Der OF horses and a quantity of ammuni-
tiOn. The rebels lost five killed. The
Spaniards had none killed and only three
wounded.
ST. Johns, N. F.. Nov. s)-The French
Atlantic Cable Company have protested
through the foreign office against the ac-
ton OF the British government through
the Newfoundland customs department
in searching their cable steamer. the Pou-
Yer Quertier. while she was lying here. on
Nov 4. IL was charged that the steamer
had concealed on board a quantity OF
arms for the Cuban Insurgents, but moth
ing of contraband nature was found. The
affair is likely to result ln a serious diplO-
matte controversy. The schooner Caroline,
with her crew of five hands. was lost Off
Gaultois yesterday.
Wilmington, Dell Nov 30.-Capt
SvanOe and First Mate Christensen Of
the Norwegian steamer Leon, were given
a hearing before Commissioner Smith this
afternoon on the charge of violating the
neutrality laws. The principal witness
was Karl Arnstein, a Norwegian sailor
of the Leon. He said the Leon while go
ing down the Delaware last August took
on a lot of men and arms and landed them
on the Cuban coast. Ole Anderson, a
sailor, testified similarly.
Senator Gray argued for the discharge
OF the accused and District Attorney
Nandegrit opposed their discharge The
accused officers were held in S1.O00 bail
each for a further hearing before United
States Commissioners Bellin in Philadel-
phia. The bail was furnished by Robert
bondsman for the accused officers of the
steamer Horsa.