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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
LINCOLN PARK.

see th;sfamou orsu rsm ~ resort as lts best.
Embrace thts OPP nifty and enjoy a splcn-
did mo9nlight sal on the majestic Delaware
may desire 10 visit this peerless park and en-
Joy its many features UNDER the most
%ravSFap,e % Ssoan,altlons tho wi.m%ingao9n % "a ,s e
French street station Wilmington. At b.f0 p.
m on Saturday. August Sd. and connect with
viii leave Lincoln Park about 1920 p. IN. MI.
sic on the boat. Fare for tbe ROUND trip: %
GENTS. A, q. MEGA UBLANp. supt
I2O-2t week
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

1000 Waists reduced at Llppincotrs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF REAL
By virtue of an order OF the orphans' Court
of the state of Delaware. in and for New
Castle county made OH tho 5tb day of July
A. D.. lsg'. Will be exposed to sale Al pubic
Yendue, on
THURSDAY, AUGUST %. 1905
AT O'Clock .. m.
on the premises on the Lancaster Pike. ala
miles from Wilmington. Del. the following
described real estate CT Harrie l.. Wood, de-
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF land
situated In Christiana hundred, New Castle
county and state of Delaware. called in the
and containing about ~ acres. bounded on
the north by the LANCASTER turnpike road, on
land OF Philip Qulgley. on the west by land
late OF Joseph q. Grubb and formerly OF the
out OF the X acres a piece OF lami, called in
said return No. "B'. described as follows. to
wit: A piece or parcel OF land with mansion
house, stables and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning ut IL point on the souther-
~ side OF Lancaster turnpike road corner
Of land late OF Joseph 2. Grubb aforesaid and
formerly of the Bulrell heirs thence along
the side of said turnpike road south IS IL de-
grees cast AS feet six inches to n corner of
other land late of the said Joseph c. Grnbb.
thence thereby south II degrees west 1893 feet
and four inches TO corner. thence north
one and Il half degrees west 1854 feet to the
| place of beginning, containing ten acres o.
| twenty bundredt tbs OF an acre more or less
| And IL is ordered by the court hat the sait
| administrator make return OF his proceed ing,
| in tie execution OF this order 10 The septem
| Der term of the Orphans Court for the Coun
| ty aforesaid. to he held at Wilmington, OF
I Monday, the 9th day OF September. A. ID.
1895. Attendance will be given aud term
| made known by
ALLEN SMITH. Admin istr ator
orby BENJAMlN NlELDs, Esq. mis- Attorney
| L.. w. Stidham & Son. Auctis.
Attcst Colon Ferguson, Clerk OF OrphanI
! Court
The buildings are nil in good order. goo
fences. grounds highly improved. large bar
and all nursery out buildings, apple orch nr
cherry and pear trees, Dla ckbeTry, raspberry
strawberry and asparagus beds, &c. Thl
property can be seen any time before sale, b
calling on the premises -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
W7ILMiEaToN AND NORTHERN Il. r

TINE TABLE IN EFFECT June 10th. 1895.
Station) for d, & o. Junction. Montehanin.
Winterthur. Guyencourt, Granogue. Cossart.
Chadd's Ford junction, Pocopson. West Ches-
ter. Embreeville. Mortonyllle. Coatesyile
and intermediats stations daily except sun
day, at $50 II In., l.o5 4.0o and 5..S p. IN Sun.
day only at sos a. M. l.55 and 4o1 p IN. Daily
at 100 p. IN.
For Waynesbnrg Junction. Springfield AMI
intermediate stations daily except Sunday.
NJ 7.60 g. M. l.55 aud 4.05 d. M. Sunday only
ht sos a. M, l.b5 aud 400 p. M.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and inter :
mediate stations. daily except SUNDAY. at
7.S0 a. m. and Loo p m. Sunday only at aO5
a. IN. and Lbs p. IN.
A. @. McCAUSLAND. superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Pass Agont.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

SHERIFFtS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Lsvari Facias to me directed,
will be exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
ON THURSDAY,
THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, 1895,
at O'Clock y. M,
the following described real estate, VIZ. :
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF
land with two-nnd-one-half-stur brick
house thereon erected, situated in the
city of Wilmington aforesaid, bounded
and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a point on the southerly
side Of Curlett street in the centre of an
alley feet wide and at the distance of
127 feet inches from the easterly side of
Spruce street; thence southerly parallel
with Spruce street, along the centre of
said alley and land now of Michael Kirk
46 feet TO "A corner: thence easterly paral-
lei with Curlctt street l3 feet inches to
another corner; thence northerly parallel
with Spruce street and through the centre
of the division wall between this house
and the one on the lot adjoining on the
east, now belonging to John Grimes, Al
feet to the said Side of Curlett street, and
thence thereby westerly l3 feet 9 inches
to the place of beginning be the same
more or less.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of Thomas Garvey and Sarah
his wife, and tits and to be sold by
PAUL GILLIS, Sheriff,
sheriff,s Once. Wilmington, Delaware
July 20. lSoa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

b 1he sfanSard hallway 81 Amerina-
PxOTECTEp TIIRouaHoUTBY thin
Intoxicating switch and Black signal sys.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD.
10 GET READY FOR THE OPENING
OF THE sEASoN-GooD RACING Al
MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE, ST. LOUIS,
FRISCO AND OTHER PoINTs--FAv.
oHlTEs TAKE THE PURSES.
MBMpnIs. renn. AprII 10.

AZ I'M AAAsNf ANAAlHt AllA u ~
-Four favorites won at Montgomery
Park this afternoon. The event Of tho
day was the Pastime Athletic associa.
ton handicap, but it proved q disap-
pointment because Of the withdrawal
Of Henry Young and Libcrtine. The
time made today, compared with yes
terday's performances. was very slow.
First race-For maiden 3-year-olds,'
six furlongs: star Ruby. III Bergg ny,
. to o, won; Blue and Gray, III (Bal-
lard, 10 l. second; Colonel Weight
man. IA (Macklin), 60 TO /, third,
Time. 1913 ~. Lucille. Miss Norma,
Alamo. Joe Sherlock and Dean Swift
ran.
Second race-Tor 2-year-olds selling,
four furlongs. May plnkerton. l0j &C..
Graham) l to O. won; Julie. 100 (Blakc),
5 to J. second; Scimitlr, los tBallard,
6 to /, third. Time 90, Little Tnorne
and Maid Bramble also ran
Third rucc-Pastime Athletic ussOcl-
alton handicap, one and une-5lNteeuth
miles. Santiago, 1l3 C.. Weber,, TO
8. won. Joe Murphy, lO9 lBergem. to
1, second Prince Carl, 100 ~. Gardner,
to e third. Time, l.62, MuuerUeio,
III Captain and lakewood ran.
Fourth race--Fur 2-year-olds, four
furlongs Mnrs,an, lO1 (Chornl, 4 to
o., wOn King William, 10 Ballard, Z
10 /, second; Paradise. lO7 (Clayto
30 to /. third. Time, .5l ga, Cochise,
Conductor Cox and Milton also ran.
Fifth race--Three-ycar- and up
wards selling seven furlongs: Flun-
ana, lOS ID. Mcdonald, Z to /, won;
Prcteudcr, lO7 (Chorn), 3 to 1, second;
Buose. l07 CBersum, to 2, third
Josephine Frank h. Gayle, Miss Clark,
High Test. Marchawuy and Elsie also
ran.
sixth race-Threc-yoar-uld and up
ward, one mile and a sixteenth, selling;
Wahatchic, lO4 (Mackliul, to ., woni
w l. Munssop, 100 (Chornl. to 2, sec
ond; Jim Henry, 100 Sweeney, to j,
third. Time, 1853 "a. Excelsior also
ruM
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Nashville. Tenn, April l5.-Ihe races
at Cumberland Park today were run
in the rain, and track was very sloppy,
Attendance was small. and tho books
had little do.
Uncle Luke. who with Domingo,
composed the ElrisChmNuu entry Tor
the Nicholson house stake, won IN the
hardest kind OF drive from Elano.
who beat Lnttle Mills ont three lengths
lur the place The first race was de-
rlurpd OF on account of scratches ana
the NTH, which had 30 entries, was
split Fayurite9 won two races, "a
second choice one. and outsiders two.
FIRST raue--SlN turlongs: Lepuoll, lQt
UpigD, to- 4, Won, Sallupins, by six
lengths. Cattur1uFus. lOS tBergen), o
to /, second; Miss Lilly, los (rhorpe).
to ]. third. Time, lld "a.
Second race-FOur furlongs' Pollock,
los Uyrlsins}. to 1, won easily by "a
length. Rags los JCl7.m, 9 to /. Soc
ond. claude Martin, JOS Crhorpe). L.
tu j. third. Time, :5l l-2.
Third rlNc--NlChulsln house stakes;
$1,000 Tor . years and UP; six furlOngs.
Uncle Luke, III CThorpul, even, cou-
pied with Domingo, Won driving, by a
head; Elauo, lOj Q'erhnO, to l.. sec
oul; Lottie Mills, ll5 OBerbur), 3 to J.,
third. Time, lar IT,.
Fourth r1Ce-Selllug; one mile Min
mic Gee, lOB Crhorp0. z 70 o, won. rid
den out by u longth ana % half, ia ia,
l02 tCassin to e second, Text, lO5
Fifth rlpe-sgllug, six furlongs
SumuImhulist, lO7 l\anclmW, 10 to /,
won, pulled up by a length and a
hait, Geor,e l. Ool lBurrclU, l-2 to
/, second; Belle SDrr g3 "a. W. Joues),
~ to 1, third, Time, l;2O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Newmarket. England. April i6.-The
Newmarket meeting OF 1895 opened to-
uay with brilliant weather, but a small
attendance. Messrs Richard Croker
ana Michael #. Dwyer saw their horses
exercise this morning and were carly
upon the scene. MIR. Cookers Utica,
. years old. by IrOquols, out OF The
Duchess, won the Crawford plate, 300
sOyerclgns Sir ]. Blundell Naples
Lister was second, and Captain Mach
el Erin was third The starting price
was TO against Utica, to ! against
Ester, and 9 To 4 against Erin Four
hpfses ran. Slmms was on Utica and
made the running throughout. The
boy rode In a mastery style and won
with comparative ease.
The cheers which arose on all sides at
me american horse could not have been
hearuer II an English had come in
ahead. Mesgrs Croker, DIVER and
Hardy Campbell, their trainer, were
congratulated ON all sides, ana the
horse and JocEy Simms were given
rousing receptions
u can only say that I am greatly
plelsed,' said Mr., Croker to a reporter
OF the Associated Press after the race
We really ala not know that our
horses would show up under such dit
Ier'nt conditions. l greatly appreciate
the kindly and sportsmanlke spirit
WIN which we have been treated by
all hands"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

between them. But OF course, things
IN base ball are mighty onsartln, ="
All the teams OF the league appear TO
be on about the same speed, Judged by
their exhibition games played thus far.
ana the championship fight should be a
close one from start TO finish.
Manager Sullivan has arranged a
very attractive opening day program
The Dallas and Shreveport players in
uniform viii parade through the city
before the game In carriages, led by a
band OF music.
The mayor. city officials. county on
eiais, the clergy and school officials will
be admitted free as the guests OF tho
Dallas club. Mayor Holland will make
a short address to the players 1T the
home plate and start the national game
In good form for the season Of 1895.
During the season the Dallas club
VIII set aside Thursdays as ladies' day,
when ladies will be admitted free This
week, there being no Thursday game.
the league season not opening until
saturday, ladies' win be admitted free
az the opening. Manager Zilliyan
wishes all the fair sex OF Dallas TO
honor him, as he wishes them TO know
from personal observation that base
bnll can he conducted on as high a
plane of proprlcty as any nther out
door sport or any 1rst-class professions
al indoor amusement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

From Lcmberg our Vienna oorres-
pendent learns that terrible battle
has been fought az the railway station
at Rawaruska. A menagerite was heinz
conveyed 10y rail and when the train
stopped at the station great noise
was heard Tho guards went to the
wagons containing the wild beasts npd
found the wooden partitions which
separated three lionesses from three
pears and these again from three
hyenas broken down and the animals
engaged In battle. one bear was niss.
ing The Hons had eaten him skin and
ALL They had bitten another bears
paw or and hyena lay dead on the
floor Two lions In a neighborin,,
compartment remained calm. No one
dared 10 interfere between the lighting
peasts until the owner arrived In a
sledge and separated them-not he.
fore he had been bitten by bear
however. lie claims damages from tbe
railway administration because the
partitions gave way.--London Daily
News.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
ATTENDANTS
on English Royalty That Hold Fat
Slnecures.

queen Victorla's household is a large
one, consisting of just under 1000 per-
sons, for the maintenance OF whom
the nation sets apart the sum of 81
100000 a year. Some OF the posts are
entirely ornamental, and others have
very little duty attached to them Prob
ably the only additions to the house
hold since the time of Henry VIII. are
two steam apparatus men.
Although there Is no longer a royal
barge, nor any pageantry ON the
Thames there are still a bargemaster
and a waterman with a salary each Of
$4,000 year. For the past 200 years
there has been no hawking In the for
est Of Windsor, but the Office of grand
falconer, held by the Duke of ST. Al
bans, has only been suppressed within
the past two years, There are four
table deckers whose sole duty Is 70
lay the dinner cloth and see that the
plates dishes and cutlery are fairly
set forth.
There are also a wax filter, who gees
the candles properly disposed, and a
irst and second lamplightcr, who re-
Ccive the same salary as that of the
poet laureate, which IS $500 a year
Then there Is the "koepOr OF the
swans" who annually pockets $50 for
looking after the sacred birds on the
royal waters. Lastly, there Is the
queens rat catcher who especially
attached TO buckingham palace. His
salarN-$iJ-ls Prov Ted .lf-..,
civil list. Every session the house Il
commons, In com nittCe Of supply, con-
siderS this vote AMI gravely agrees to
it.-Boiton Globe.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Washington. April l6.-OMcals Of
the Japanese legation hero are In n
position to explode the sensational
story printed In the London Standard
that Japan's field marshal, Count YAM
aglta, is In reality the archduke JO-
ham of Austria, who disappeared sew
crll years ago. Co mt Yumlgata. IS
Vol and personally known to Couu-
sellor stevens Of the legation here. He
visited Washington n few years ar3
and made many friends. Mr.. Stevens
says Hamagata Ia n native Japanese
being one Of the Cnosun element which
has produced such men as Count Ito
and Count lnayie. Yumagatas whole
life has been spent in japan.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Two Prominent Dullus Families United
~ Marriage.


~ Marriage
Dallas TcE April 49, Tho marriage OF
Miss Mary Victoria LruAu and Mr. Hurruiu
sutherland Heating was beautifully velc.
DRAFTED tonight az ST. Matthews cathedral
unl at the homv OF the bride Tho cathedral
WAS pinlaet 10 the doors with one Of the
must IHrhlunnplo brushes ever seen Ia
u'nnrt9 running riot AS announced In The
'I4ettr a fortnight ago the color theme
we Mhllo ANA green lnylshly carried out
IN tic DECORATIONS costume. aud tpguptlou
details, The Uhuncpl rail ana choir tt1lls
were feHtpoucd with the dainty foliage of
utdhl wreath ana set with palms ami
hloMius ascension lilies, while the altar
was nnsacd with white carnations ana
lllicN.uf thr-NullCy, ilukcd with rrpgf
punches uf cuila lilies, r. Rev A. q. Gar.
toll bishop 81 north Texas, performed the
ceremony with full choral service, the choir
boys meeting the bridal party a. tho cu.
ltnbrc ana t7ourtins it out OF tho church
Wl'f We 'qddius hymn WIS sung kuccl,
ut tho most effective ever heard lp bnlIns
was Rfrahseu by the now rector. l,py. HUI.
tnh A'nuhf During the assembling % tho
GUESTS hru The coming OF the bride Mir
ittury Garrett the urVuul.t rendered a mo.
l'hEc arlls from dinerpnt operas aud ora.
iytiH'' me hrianl party consisted Of Miss
Nni 9cI,nt L'akr. sister OF Tho bride. as
lNulu dhuuurur, Nul AIR. r. q. Glover uh
n'Hl man, Misses blanche Hluliy Margaret
W uker' h3sye dc duruette uud Miss Begys.
u A.shufNa as bridesmaids ulii Mt,s.ts
SNn Le4l.ei nr' Reeves NJ, L. Enufmnp
anu d. w, Edmousou Ha pronmamcn and
u,helt. lhc bride went 60 tho altar ON
ine arm u hgr father Colonel W. ".
Ltdbt, where she was met hy tho ureoiu
aitendrd bs his bost man Tho brldc, Via
= lhr second daughter OF Colonel I.cnkc, h
perhaps one Of the most popular vouup
,lules mat ever graccd sOcletyl no otie
Knew her but TO admire her for nor nnby
Efhccs OF person, mind and heart Sbe W,ntC
: superb gown OF cream satin duches. win
lull sodet train aud French bodied win
empire sleeves aud full front caught at INC
hlnat WIN diamond sunhurst: her vell
was qnhsht Win a Diamond constellation
NM sue cnrriod @ bouquet Of llllrs.0f.the,
Ndlt9' me brides maids wore cxDlaite
EHWhs ot white gros graiu satin atrlped IN
fnuntninhledu green, with low bnaf,ge
yelled AMI plnfcd with rrecn chinon tt',i.
lel anu bowed With ribbon N SAus.Gene
anu wore large GalusbBrdugh halo nr tybIic
,iShorn trimmed In cOqullls Of rhitfop niilg-
llies-of'thr.yolley, EaCh carried N hue
cluster OF Easter lilies, tho hats pi,i,g y
style OF It's own 10 the wedding "N
lhe groom Is the brother al Mr. Cc.u A
holting aud of the nrm of Keoting ~, I"
Nhu one on the eligible men In town M ~
ElfdA woalh and position The i.ro,,rs
iirh were ~ tull evening dress and yore
Nly.oithe-Valley boutuunlors
Auer tue ceremony reception was beIa
~ lhe hnuusone residence of Colonel Ionic
,,he reception guests lending nm uitra air 10
iDn phufch ceremony by Attending Ia nm
dress Among them were Mrs III n Ie1Iss'
MT nnd Mrs, Charles Dexter Mr. ana NJ
Ecu A. heating aud children. Mrs Artb,tr
and others. ""' NN"Ae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
EXCITING FIGHT.
How Hawk Met His Equal In a Fair
Encounter and Was Vnnquishcd.

Encounter and Was Nnnquishcd.
Mr., Sanders living just on the edge
Of Claiborne, owns n line young game
cock Anthony, OF which he Is duly
| proud, Although Anthony As NOT fuII,.
Grown, he is game an over. and prom
ises To- be record breaker Sanders
/ mas only TO hold out his hand when
| the cock will mount 10 his forearm
| den ''H-
Anthony has established his reputa-
uoh as cock OF the walk i'm the barn
yard, ana the other ROSTERS have tn
betake themselves To- the paIrhhors f.,r
! ptn.ectlon. The other day Sanders
! Witnessed very Crclitable exhibitIon
OF Anthony's proves.
Just as he was about to enter the
| parhyard he saw hawk swnop down
Hnu bury MS taluns deep down into "A
tu,s hranma hen, which at once began
w apuaWk ana alarm the whole place
~ soon became evident however, that
me haWk had miscalculated Ma
s'rsn%th. The big hen was too beav,,
Lor MN, and he only stuck hard ana
IasI unable to extract his claws ~.
20 mount with his prey. At this In.
.ulvatlnB moment Anthony appeared
upon me scene, growing a valiant re-
Spouse to the Brahma's cries FOR bcir,
me cock seemed TO take in the sitii-
htloh at a glance, and walked into tba,
Ha"A' giving one, two three win
ms sp irs, that practically ala the busi.
imess' Ihese lusty blows, however. re-.
atveu the hawk OF his embarrassing
situatlon 10 certain extent as II 80
,lhl lrte OF his hold upon the hon Rut
ne was decidedly too much nIgroI ''it
10 ny, though he was quite wliIinc' ~. w
mbnt II out with the cock on his 'e ow 'u
"a lders stood by 10 SEQ fair r,,,.
nnd let the birds have their own w. w.
rus was Anthony's first foe in ~
haWk line and he seemed nnvini,s 'i'e
get as much practice on Mn as w.
e YOU but In turn, the hawk was no
L999" ne dabbod ana scratched llke nv
gu stoEer and managed pretty OFF,
70 nsht shy OF Anthony's spurs hi
nsuiy the hawk got damned m I'm n
renee corner, when the cock tnp,, "
vantage OF the situation ami povH ~,
he 1 aehth blow, growing proudly when
SLICE then hawk cannot cor,o ,,.,,,,
IN 90 feet OF the earth I'm Ant,,n n,tt.
helsnoorhood. lTo seems rons,a,'Ss,I'
Un the alert for ''--l. and IL one ~,
passes overhead he crows n oha ,'Y uul
s snat makes the echoes ring, and bss
frequently been seen to fy 20 feet ' b Hes
40 Wy TO strike the bird In midairsH
phia Times fhliadel-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

san Francisco. Cal, April iG.-Flrst
rRce-Four furlongs, Don Garlic won.
Her Majesty second, Spry Lark third.
Time. a0
Second race-Slx furlougs. McFar-
lane won, Sympathctics Lust second,
Grand Lady third Time, ll5.
Third race-SiX furlopgs, Experiment
Eeldlns won, Lcdette hlly second, Sligo
third, Time, l:li 10.
Fourth rnoc-Ong mile Roma won,
KITTY l. second, Charmer third. Time,
lIi
Firth rnco-One mile and half hur-
dlcs. st, Jacob Won, Bouringer second.
Relampago third. Time, 246 l-2.
sixth racc-ScyCu turlongs, selling.
Mulberry won, Mayday second. Captain
Rucs third, Time, ~ ga,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
BARTER or YOUTH

1T, The Count Of ossen-saehen who no.
p pei, appointed Russian ambassnJor "a a.,
.heir success In life to having S bn,, owe rAs
rnelr youth Tor the affection Of ! 'V ual
man man, considerably older than 9bo wo-
sstFes; When quite young he wodIad
me pSldiow Of Prince Michael c @Gf12a
twenty 't We. hl99lgoroukL She Is about
wealthy wealthy. lie was her iiTst b msSas5i, y
f stbsrA ana has become the stem e
t YAH OF Prince serglus Galitz,n -
wen known on the French t urs ~ so
sport n WIN yum az matters relating 10 the
married ornerly men Of this KIND who
tt,H,Iieg women SO much Older ,.'
s,no15, We're exposed to eer tam
he ' ,in OK opproblum, and / can recsii
b bnf names OF several who were MI ,svSii
pulled oalled by every club at which 0' NIX,
o %gle put gp for election. Just on th s;
account account The people seem now ~ ," Az
becoming Indifferent 10 liz INV nr, 20 %
S,iii,rp provided the young bridegroom, e !:
, mnrus 20 make lavish use OF Inc
money OF his venerable bride. evo ,np
pouy Is eontent-Paris Letter. IVY
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Washington, April l6 The United
states has been requested by the chi.
hese government 10 take undnr its pro-
lection the Chinese residing In Guate-
mala. The suggestion was brought
up'lt by u sealed note transmitted 10
the Chinese minister IN washington by
United Stutes Minister Baker In Guatc-
mala. The note was signed by about
100 Chinese IN Guatemala, reprusentlng
ihat they had no one tn look 10 for
protection. As China had no dIplo.
matte or treaty relations with Guute.
ulil, Minister Yang You last August
the United States minister and con-
sulnr officers IN GUATEMALA undertake
10 care for these people.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Tlen Tsin, April 16,-An Imperial
edict has been Issued authorizing III
Hung Chang TO sign the terms Of peace
In accordance. with the japanese ultl.
mntum. The indemnity to be paid by
lana Is 2OOO0O.0OO tnels. The edlct
further authorized Ii Hung Chang to
grant possession Of Lao peninsula Ia
the 10th degree OF latitude and tho
island OF FormOsa to the japanese; also
To consent to the opening Of Pekin and
four new ports to commerce, and TO
giving the japanese power TO open cot
ton factories and other industries in
emma, Another imperial edict grants
sick leave 10 the vlceroy Of Canton
and orders his retirement to his native
province.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Washington, April le.-The civil SER
vice commission is anxious TO obtain
additional applications for the positions
OF meat inspectors IN the agricultural
department and statistical field agents
Tor the fish commission. In all these
positions considerable technical knowl-
edge Is required OF a kind hardly 20 he
obtained except In government or state
service, and the demand for persons
capable OF discharglnR the duties Is al
ways IN excess OF the supply. The meat
spectors from $500 10 500 The field
agents receive from $500 to $500 Ex-
anlnatlons for these positions may he
taken before any OF the travelling eN-
amining boards now In tho country, but
application must first be made to the