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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

In 1894. and whereas Nls - was written 70 e 30
dollar loss In 1885, NS - was 80 written ~
The average rate advanced from "soh IN 'sSS W
o1N In 1894 ,
In a report OF a committee on taxation ana es's-
laton II was stated that arguments advanced ~
the committee had resulted In the amendment 20
tho Income Tax law by which deductions were al
lowed for fre-msurance premiums, Tho Maine
LEGISLATURE had been induced 10 pass law allow
Ing the use OF the co-nsurance clause without re-
s,ric,on ana allowing the insurance compaoies 20
carry TO tho United states courts any 'o"''s''"
ease. 81. ...,.A,.~
Tho use OF electricity as means or furnishing
lsht In buildings Was discussed IN relation 70 w
efcc, To decrease Ares, and there Was uiscusMon
regarding tho nrc rates for tall eu'inis ,n" 2p,w
ion being that rates for contents ~ n"''""sr "o"""
the siN IN story should DO increased a. 49,.
The members Of the National Hoard OF Flre un.
ierwritcrs had their asnua, dinner at Delmonlcoe
last evening" AMI covers were laid Tor uncty men,
who are wei known in fire Insurance circles Free.
iient Walton made an address after coffee ana gle
CARS had been served. and he was followed by MI.
Currier of Worcester; A. NJ liulard. OF BOSTON,
MIR Barker chairman OF the Providence Hoard OK
Fire Underwriters, Mr. Bedell. OF the Royal Fire
insurance Company. and others. who made Informal
ppeeches there being set toasts for the occasion;
Among the guests OF the evening were General
Beath and Colonel Paulding. OF philadelphia; MI
Chace and Mr.. Turnbull. OF Hartford; Mr.. Hail.
president OF the Salvage Company, and Mr.. Siveys
Chairman OF the Fire Patrol Committee.
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IVES that he had simply furnished It As, as news or
from honolulu. and that Senator Kyle had receiver
q Ietter even more severe in It's terms .Wnhcn mao
been given TO the public: which reJonei that
senator kyle was a citizen of the tnitei states
ana as such might say and do things when ior-
eign Minister could not say do with proprieV
Here the Interview ended
When Mr.. Thurston called at the department two
days later he Informed that there was, Il
further statement he desired to make Alter pc
ng told that II he wished TO say anything more
on the subject II should be in writing he at once
proceeded
Il Simply desire to say, Mr. Secretary that l
realize l was guilty of official Improperly IN fur-
nishing for publication the matter mentioned IN our
former interview. i did not reaiZe, inns AT the
time. but do now regret what did, ana apollo
gze for it,
replied that in order to avoid any possioie
misunderstanding, the Minister'S statement should
be In official form, and requested that he prepare
and submit such a communication. lie decnned
TO do this saying he did not feel called upon 20
make a written apology. and that he would trust
TO my fairness In reducing TO wrltihg what ne
had said.
You are instructed to make this incident known
the Minister for Foreign Affairs by reading this
instruction 10 him and should he so desire, giving
him copy. You will express the surprise and
dissatisfaction with which this Government natur-
ally regards the conduct OF foreign Envoy who
thus covertly his influence through the press
to bias public opinion in the country whose nos
ptaty he enjoys. And you Will and mat the
President would be pleased were Mr. Thursion re-
he may feel that confidence which is essential 10
frank and cordial intercourse.
! sir. your obedient servant,
w. Q. GRESHAM.
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An EIST IITER MYSTERY.
BODY or 4 YOUNG WOMAN rouND AT NINETY
FOuRTI-ST

FOURTH ST
There is some ihysicry about a woman's body
which was found In the East river at Ninety
fourth-st yesterday morning. Sergeant M'' III
Tough uf the Eighty -cighh-st station found IN on"
Of the pockets a receipt nf Eugene A. loogan' I'M
Iertaker, al nc-hunired and nineteenth 81 ana
SECOND ave. for the funeral expenses OF FRANK
Clark who was buried on Auguai u, hs' ana IN
,liry resulted In the nnlng of John NJ, CARR, WI"
gave his address No, $40 Aro"nd-ave "" "uh'
~ the Morgun and Identified IA, body an mat "' MA
sister Magic, iie said she was nineteen years "'d
aud had been missing for more Than lhirn h"h'ha
he said THAI ha could mol account f"f her dlH"pp'''
ancr, ani inlimaiei nat there WA u" reason WY
The gifi nhould have committed suicide when las,
hrrn, n " said she WA WIN iva hirhhh, "n" ~
them u man Tho police found thh' No i"p H'o
nd.nvc, which the brother gave ~ hlH address, "
nn npcn lot
Tho undertaken. noopan. SAID that he tomemhei'"
the funeral Of Young man named 'lafh, 81 ~"
90 Enat one hundred ana twcntl"th-Ht, 'hro" year"
ago. lie was, hc said. employed In delivering one
OF the morning newspapers 10 tho Harlem new"
dealers. Mr. Doogan said he did not remember
any Maggie clara IN the family NJ NO $40. ana
tho young man who died was living there Tor a
long time before his death with an clhcr bio'nor
and sister. How the girl who was found III me
river came In possession or the burini recep' M
Doognn was NJ "a loss To comprehend. lie tnin
the receipt was genuine. all but the dntr. ana mat
Blurred that doubt the police made "A
mistake IN trying to deciphcr H.
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THURSTON'S REAL OFFENCE.
THE PATIENCE OF CLEVELAND AND GREsHA,

THE PATIENCE OF CLEVELAND AND Gltt.shA'i
GAVE OUT WHEN HE ATTEMPTED TO
DISCREDIT WILLIS
Washington, May Am official Of the state De-
partment after reading the press dispatches from
Honolulu this evening said
1t is not true that the recall Of the Hawaiian Min
lister based upon the fact that that oiic2i gave
to the press Information relative TO occurrences AT
Honolulu. The truth is that Mr. Thurston, as Is
commonly known in Washington. has during the
last year and half devoted himself largely TO ~
spring newspaper criticisms of the Adminsira tion
action in Hawaiian affairs. The President ana sec
rotary Of State put up with this, not NithstandlnS
the fact that IL was a most fragrant breach Of the
rule that a diplomatic must not criticise pub
cly the acts of the Government TO which he is
accredited But Minister Thurs'on exhausted the
patience of Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Gresham when
he inspired the newspaper assaults on United States
Minister Willis for the action OF that oic,r, under
explicit instructions of the Department. in looking
after the interests of American citizens charged
before the military tribunal at Honolulu with COM
plicity in the alleged insurreciion.
In other words. Mr. Thurston's recall WIS Do
manded because he attempted 10 dlscredit MT
Willis before the American people for doing his
duty to American citizens charged with a capital
offence in Honolulu
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THE UEATHER REPORT
HIGH PRESSURE AREA MOVING EAsrwl

HIGH PRESSURE AREA MOVING EASTWARD
Washington May oThe Of high pressure over the
northwestern districts Is moving slowly eastward. csus-
ing decided fan temperature In the districts west
Of the upper Missouri River The Of low pressure
has moved from South Dakota to Kansas attended ny
high winds with conditions favorable for severe local
storms I'm the upper Mississippi and Missouri valleys
The barometer has rapidly In the northern Rocky
Mountain districts has fallen slightly on the southern
Mountain slope The temperature mas risen " INC
lake and fallen decidedly on the northrrn Hhy
Mountain and the Northern Plateau region Ii octJ
show.rs have occurred IN England and the Middle
Atlantic and Gulf States The weather VIII be generally
fair IN all districts with high temperature east % the
Msslssppi River decided fall IN temperature VIII occur
I'M the middle Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys
Jhe favorable fr severe Ia, storms IN
kansas Iowa Missouri Illinois. Oklahoma Indian Terri
tory and southern Wisconsin.
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ARMY ORDERS.

Washington May (Speciab-Ihe i"''"""s
Army orders were issued to-day flrs' i"'"''n""'
John NJ Jenkins 9th Cavalry, Is detailed 10 "'''h'
the encampment OF the Georgia mili''a near H'N""-
nah from the Glh 10 the laih or July IVY "'''''""
Of the Aecretary Of War the following ohahb'A III
the stations and duties of oilioerh 81 'he quarter
masters Department ara ordered MAJOR '"n'''
u, Wheeler quarternaster, IL TeNeNr' '"" VIZ"
duty assigned him IN special orders May y "N'
viii proceed ~ Omaha, ana report '" w" WV"
mandlna general, Department ~ W" ''"''"' wv
assignment 10 duty a. aHslHlan' 90 ~" 'h''i ''"'
,einianleI ~ ihn, department, " f'l'"N" ''p'""
Charles A, iioolh, assistant aunt'etm'H''l ''P'
tain oolh upon being relieved VII p'o'''' '" 80"
Antonio, Tcs. ani report 10 tha conh""'nh f'n-
erai Department ~ Texas, FOR nHHisnn'" !" ""'F
~ assistant 10 the chief puattctinhH''r vi W"'
department. 10 relieve captain hhsnr ~
Dudley. assistant quariornaH'er captain
Dudley. upon being relieved. VIII pfo'o'' W We
lunbus barracks ohio aud report ior nhth'n'rn IT,,
to duty nj that post TO relieve Major 'nhI'cr 'u"
quartermastcr. Major Bird, upon being '.n''s'
by Captain Booth, viii report In l.'s,"" ~ Wv i
quhftefInaato general for nssgnhcnt W ~ ~
his Office Leave Of absence FOR WI n ,"nu,,h
granted First Lieutenant BENJAMIN ~ i'"''no'p'
81 Artillery. and permission for him 70 \" ",fohn
sea liz given by the secretary 81, WI. s.
George w. Davis nth Infantry. VIII rensve Halor
George b Davis. Judge advocate. on ,n ne Hoard ~
publication OF the Onlcia Records OF 'no , ncn,d
lion. and Major George B Davis. Judge nu w
VIII continue with station In Washing WI, ~, - .
form other duties assigned to him by '"o '''''''''
OF War I'LL August 20
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY,

For Maine fair warmer sM'h"eser'y ~inia
For New,iiampshire ana Vermont. fair wagmsF vars
able winds
Far Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut, fais
warmer, s,Nlhe,y winds,
iur Eastern New Nefh, fsri watmsfi variable windA
becoming HnihsfiA
ror Eastern lenns,yanis and New Jersey. fslri
warmer, AunihNrsefiN winds ...
bnl the ulsi,i. ~ tNumbis, Delaware AMI Maryland.
fat, wa,mrii wea,eil, wihis, hreomlha southrtiyl
for Nsmia AMI North ,nfina iait. warmer IN east.
ein portion. r,u'hntiN wihdH
tat West tlfsnl,, wts,efn tennry,ah)t ana Western
Epwsloh falt warmer, variable Winds becoming souhs
ptiy, .--
southctly.
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nARRED OFT TIE TENN "SCAR.

Cleveland May e-Scvcnty Ave delegates were
prcsent at Yesterdays session OF the National
League OF Musicians Convention. with President
Miller In the chair. resolution protesting against
the establishment of military band In Buffalo
was una imousy adopted and will be forwarded to
Secretary Herbert A resolution was also adopted
prohibiting the members OF Sousas Band. who are
members OF the League and the knights OF La Dor.
from withdrawing from ne latter organnzt,on
should Lc literally 80 designated and the term
"scab' was obitersted from hs vernAeular Of the
organixatious .-..-..--.-
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THE HYAMs MURDER TRIAL BEGUN.

THE HYAMS MURDER TRIAL BEGUN.
NETWORK LAWYERS NOT ALLOWED TO PLEAD
FOR THE PRISONERS.
Toronto Ont, May 9.-The trial OF Harry r. ana
Dallas T. IIyams. on the charge Of having on Janu-
ary &C. 1884, murdered William c. Wells at their
warehouse in CoIborne-st this city. to secure
s34 900 OF life held by him in the New-forK
Sun and Covenant Mutual Insurance companies'was
begun In the Criminal Assize Court this morning.
The prosecution is represented by b. b. Osler O. C.;
Deputy Attorney-General Cartright ana county
Crown Attorneys Dewart and Curry and the de-
fence by Francis L. wellman and W. w. Gooch.
Of New,York William I.ount. 9. G.: F. d. John.
con. O. c.: w. c. Murdoch and I. w Horn. WE, W men
the case was called Mr. Lount asked that Messrs
weman and Gooch be allowed to plead IN s9e
OF his action a case where English lawyer nad
appeared before Ontario court and demandea =
secured and Mr.. Oser began his address IN oenaH
of no ROY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
TANNER rXcITEs THE COMMONS.

- ,.,..-, .1op HIS TRADE AGAINST THE ROYAL
FAMILY WHEN REBUKEp ny THE SPEAKER
.pt.xcIt. on THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.
Landau MAY i0-Dr. Tanner. Anti-Parneiite.
member for the Middle Division OF CORK caused
great excitement In the House OF 'o"'''o"' w
n,rht bv A sharp attack the royal Family a.
midnight on a motion TO ADJOURN ne 'ose anu "
with A considerable show OF feeling
IA the report that the Duke OF Cam ,m 70
the commander-lnc h'ct OF Tue H'"'' 10 '"''''"
make way Tor a better man ,,.
There were loud cries Tor order' OUT III '
,s,orai ,hcn is the time come a, last. he con-
timed when a member Of the royal famhy' VINO
have been drawing the peoples money 100 ions
,in To retire. The second question ihereaseu ''e
confusion shouts Of Name him. came from
IN, Conservative side. and the Speaker rose VII"
mn, eyes nxed on the Irish member. Dr. Tanner
remained standing.
Are these remarks In oruer' "s"e" ~>"'s'
BARLEY Conservative ..r.
They not replied speaker ""''' A"''
are entirely out ~ order
Most II the members supposed that pr' i"nh'r
would succumh To this rehake. The Conservative
cheers which greeted the speakers dec'ara'ioh' now
ever. seemed t. cnrage him. with quick gesture
~ 1islaln he shouted at MIR, Ellis. the ony oceu'
pant OF The Treasury bench ~
what wish to know IA whether iis Royal i'sh-
moss H. noins u retire.
There wa. no answer. The Speaker put the mo-
ton to adjourn. witch VAS formally approved 1T, 1T
Tanner meanwhile grstcnlating violently anu wy
lug th address the House, -, ,,...,,.,, al,
Tho palms taken 10y Mr. Campbell Zimmerman ON
Nprii y To deny h,, tho Duke OF ,'amhrlasc was
about to retire apparently had had rueS' on ,n"
N,tinn,llsts and kaiicaa Tho subject mas n'cn
is,u.scI with much feeling by, ne Kanl'al ptnsss
IN tho ns, week. Tho critics ~ the hukr 'on''"u
that Ne opposes every reform IN the army an. w
,nrnmrc,cnt useless ana expensive. The agitation
ms hrsun q spread among the more mou'ta,"
Journals punch" which ia inNariapN non.pa,u-
san has cartoon In the current issue reprrssnt,ns
General Wolse.cy saving t. the Duke OF ,ampIius'
~ have IL retire from my command IN Septemo.I' q,
10 which the Duke replies bear We' ""'o""
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THE OLYMPIA rO SAN. rpR HONOLULU

THE OLYMPIA 70 BAIL f'N h'N'''''
washington May . rho lncl states cruiser
olvmpl, has lccn ordered ~ fal from sin fl"n'
cisco June 10 To relieve tho Philadelphia Mt Homo
mlu az flagship of tho racinc squadron ana u 70
main there indefinitely.
II has been the desire ~ the Navy Department 10
rcicvc the phlladcphi, for some time. NJ she u
greatly In need Of repairs and. under the Law"
should have been dorkci In March, but II was
deemed inadv.sable To withdraw ship from Ia
waian waters just at present without saion'ng an
other ship nj Honolulu In her place. II was the
Intention 10 send the olympia ont as Aimrai
H.arlsloes flagship last month. but she was NOT
ready In time. and upon her recent Inspection u
was found that at loas, thirty days work at the
Navy Yard remained 10 be done on her
orders were therefore sent To Mare Island 10 com
plcic the work with little delay "a possible as
the department would insist upon her sailing June
H. whether she was ready or not II Is cNpectei
that Admiral EcarIslce Will transfer MS nag 10 We
olympia hy the middle ~ June and that the ihll
adclphia viii Immediately sail for san Francisco
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
LORD ROsEBERYs CONDITION.

HE SUFFERED FROM LAPSE OF MEMORY AND
SEEMED DAZED AT THE LIBERAL
CLUES RECEPTION.
London, May 9-It was generally remarked al the
receptlon OF the National Liberal Club last evening
that Lord Rosebery looked pale and wearied. Inc
lapse of memory from which he suffered. causing
him to lose the thread of his argument lasted sew
eral minutes in spite Of the fact that ne was re-
peatedly prompted by Earl Spencer ana Mr' camp
hell Zimmerman Meanwhile the Premier gazed
about him in a dazed way, which was pantul 20 see;
When he recovered himself he was inclined 10 emu
his remarks at once. Dut he was persuaded TO pro-
coed which he did with great effort Some ascrioe
his condition to the of drugs. , ,.
~ ord Roseberys physician issued bulletin THIS
afternoon saying that the Premier was sunerins
somewhat from fatigue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
INSURGENTS SUING FOX PARDON-
THE AUTHORITIES INCLINED TO ACCEPTS CAS-
,rrrJnS OFFER-FIOR CROMBET

THE AUTHORITIES INCLINED TO ACCEPTS CAS-
TII.JOS OFFER-FLOR CROMBET
AsSAsSINATED.
Madrid May 9.-The "lmparciar' prints dis
ra,ch from Havana. stating that the rebel leader
castillo with sixty followers. has offered to sur
ro,dar on condition that he and his command are
ior.d Tho Government the dispatch says
e dlsposed to accept Castillo's terms
Santiago de Cuba, May st was mace Nho"
today that the insurgents lost ten Kiied al; anu -
more than 100 wounded in the attack on III N''''o
on Tuesday. ~ In
Roston May "a letter received by man III
mis- city from a friend in Cuba. says that r'or
Crombet the insurgent leader who was saru cd al
t,,n heen Killed in battle. was fouliy assassIa,. eu
h Inc Spaniards while depending on the protect'oh
Of "A flag OF truce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
An AUSTRIAN WARsUIP LAUNCHED

Poln Austria May 9.-The new Austrian war
ship Monarch. was launched here this morning In
the presence OF Emperor Francis Joseph ana an I'M
mense gathering OF people The town ana me ship
ming in the harbor. Including many yachts. were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
MERELY GAVE OUT THE NEwa.

I then remarked that al I desired 10 know was
whether he had furnished The matter FOR ruhllea.
ton and no repeated That he had not furnished II
IN his representative capacity or expressing hls
personal views hut merely as Information ana that
IN doing II was not his purpose 10 Injure tho
Naturalization, tho PRESIDENT OF Mr.. Willis. I
remarked that he had permitted the letters in
ciuding the omitted parts. to be copied for pubca-
lion and that he. no doubt. was disappointed that
II he thought he could with proprlcty. an the rep
resentative Of foreign Government at this capital
furnish wspipers with such matter His reply
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EVIDENCE HluMrrrnp 30 Mr. nAyAnp.

tnadon. May Tho hcolnnd YARD detectives
have submitted 10 Mt i,ynr, the United A'nca
AmhnnHndof evidence tn, Mcnlnl Howard, now m
custody here ~ n cuunierfoiicr was fniy prepared
~ mako AMI Issue spurious United states grccn
backs aud postage stamps.
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,nsrovr REPLIES To BARTLETT.

London. May 9-Mr Gladstone has answered slr
E,,is Ashmead llart.etts open letter. pamhs MN
for coniemnng the sultan ana the '"'N's" "'op'
IN Armeni, without hearing. lie says -,
Nave tried throughout 10 steer ciear OF IRE
snonsIhe testimony, and Keep r'sst OF hose per
sons having the largest 'o'h'''"' VI ""'' "''""
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TRIBUNE Local OBSERVATIONS.
~ HOURS Morning. syhA fneh
=. t7ytS61ss 10 n t9sts07svioiI ~
. T.r-T-
: t..i lE. a ~ a.I. TN ;:.S H.;
y SlrLAl1 E1 E. .i iIT wv " t1 " 20.

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
a Tho Tftbvne ~ self
the
perature a recorded at Perrys Pharmacy. 4.a
- az :. -
Tribune once. May 10 a. m The weather rsserdAv
was cloudy the morning. clear In tho aftsrnooa "a
evening and mild The temperature ranged bet~sen q
degrees the average (tt being IA degre<a hgher
than Wednesday and ~ higher than on the coresusn
The weather to-day likely to b tslr and warmer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
THE GREEK CABINET TO RESIGN.

Athens. May AT the meeting OF 'he 'aone' 10
day the Minister'S decided u resign ai'er the Puo'''
business now In hand Is arranged
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NICARAGUA TO PAY UP SOON.

1T IS SAID THAT SHE WILL HAND OVER THE IN
DEMNITY TO ENGLAND IN A FEW DAYS
London. May 9.-It Is announced on the authority
of the Exchange Telegraph Company. that the MICA
raguan Government will pay the entire amount OF
the indemnity demanded by Great britain al the
Foreign Office In London in few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
DE FEIICE TO RUN AGAINST ChiSri'

r..
THE PREMIER AND THE NoiEp 'oN'N'
CANDIDATES FOR PARLIAMENT IN ihE
SAME DISTRICT.
Rome May e-Premier cr!spi has accep,eu ''e
Parliamentary nomination In the four'n i', ,e
coi,or, OF Rome His opponent Is ex-Dspuaty i he
10 10 tho Socialist. who was lrhpriSohe" ioi -"
citing the Sicians 10 revo.utioh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
J. s. nALroun M,nArcNrp IN COURT.

London. May o-Jahcz Spencer Balfour. tho
wrcckcr of the ilbcrator building Society ana other
similar enterprises. was arraignoi In the How street
Police Court thla morning for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
zORRILI.A DYING IN VALENCIA.

London, May 9-Thc Central News correspondent
In Madrid says that Manuel Ruiz Torrlld. the Re-
publican agitator. IL dying In Valencia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
APPOINTMENTS IN THE QUEENS HOUSE
HOLD.

London. May o-sir Fleetwood Edwards mas heeh
anpointei Keeper ~ Her MaIesiys frVy PURSE
ana Colonel iilgse has been made tue 'uee"S p'''
WV .,,,, I'm tine Mace of slr Henry Ponsonby,
wnn has rusignel his Once on account ul w hea'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

gayy dressed with flowers. hags and etreamefS.
and visitors kept coming into town until long Atter
the ship was anoat The vessel was named oy tne
Archduchess Maria Theresa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
lllSI WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

The Victor Muslin Mo,h-Proof Bags are nmsu,paSsed
for hanging garments safely away from "oi"'' o'-
VICTOR VoTH DXo NV0 CO.. NJ Vernon N. Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
TO INCREASE TIE GERMANIc's SPEED

Ilycrpool May 9-The White star steamer Ter
manic has arrived here from benast' "ne1" '"e
WIS oyerhaulcl She WAS lifted with new oole,s
'rI engines which will enable her 10 make nearly
as high speed as the 1cuiOnc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
IT'S OVERTHROW EXPECTED.
THE GENERAL. IMPRESSION AS TO THE
FATE OF THE INCOME TAX LAW.
ARE DOWN ~ THE

EVEN TREASURY OFFICIALS ARE DOWN ~ '''''
MOUTH prcaIsE OF THE PROBABLE ST.
PEEME COURT DEcrsIoN-sPEcuLA-
TON AS TO JUSTICE JACK
SONS ATTITUDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

BARON Won KoELIER LECTURES THE MEMBERS
on THEIR DUTY TO THE GovERNMENr--hLi'"
BEBEr STRIKES BACK FOR THE SOCIAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

Assistant Secretary W T.. Curtis, OF the Treasury
Denartnent. Logan Carlisle chief clerk oi me ~
partmen ana several clerks VIII isaVs new ~,
ON Nav 20 for Europe 10 deliver TO the VI
mont representatives. In London the nltri 9ln,'s
per cent bonds OF 1885, allotted To ,he
holders under the agreement entered INTO rehihhiy
< last The amount 81 the bonds 10 pc lhh'm rN'I
Nv HE party is about $50 10000 They nave al oeoh
executed and are ready for delivery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

WOULDN'T STOP HIS TRADE AGAINST THE HoiA"
FAMILY WHEN REBt Krp by THE srEANH"
..,,.xctt. az THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

Acting Secretary Curtis has decided to invite pr ,
no,ais Par n temporary pubic building IN CHICAGO
Thls building viii be occupied by the local ',ovcin
Hon az the new public building. Many offers Al
r"ady made viii have to be resubmit'ed to be now
considered