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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
$3.50
CLOTH JACKETS.
SILK WAISTS.

Our entire line OF Ladies' and Misses
Jackets at cosL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

This Ia tho day OF anti.this,Rud anti
that, but what people need mos. now
adhys, IL the sntl-billous medicine
Simmons Liver Regulator. Tue King
II Liver medicine, AMI Better than
Pills. al have used no other ants
bilious remedy Tor siE yeRTg ana kno"
from experience that lot Ladder OF q
constipAted habit nothing equals w.
Laura V. Craig, Eilentufy, Fla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

Mrs. w. J. FAhey, Of LIE Roy, NJ ~
,ays; "HRye tried tifly cough oufur'
parlIs' Cough Syrup Is the only one
that helps me. 1 know II IL the ooS'
Cough remedy" For sale by y.
Hill 81 Co., snd Nelden Judson Drug
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
$3.50
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Our assortment Of Gents Ties, Gents
Silk Handkerchieis, Gents SILK Mulllers,
Cents Suspenders, Gents Clos Gents
half Hose, Shirts, etc, Is the best IN the
city at special reduced holiday sale
prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
FINE PUR OAPEs.


Our entire line OF handsome Beaver
fanen, Mink, Asiachsn Wool Seal
Canes. sacuhcei 90 close out before TAX
ing an inventory OF our stock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

A iull line Of Imported and Domef'
tic WOolsps, staple aud lancv'
BUCKLE q EoN,
Established May l, 1875. IAilorH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

PretliCbt anu ohsaprst Holiday gifts
Ga greatest variety NJ Benlly d HilPa
Drug Store, POst0ill0e Bulldog
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
JAPANESE SILK LAMBREOUINs

size s!xgo, elegantly embossed In gold
embroidery, with kroitgd fringe, hem
suite ID, open border, value 50 50.
each at -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
$500
HANDKERCHmgs.

silk ard Linen landkerchlefs, the
finest assortment In the cay, our prices
are fully cne.third less ,han regular
values
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

Buy all your medicines at Godoo
pllls drug 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24

All our 500, 100 aud 5000 Waists,
~ '-'''' ''' 49, ~ $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
IN 1ip GLOVES.

We have several great specials at about
one.half regular price. Don't fall TO see
hem before selecting your gloves iol
he holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-24
DRESS
GOODS.

A delayed 5hipmeni OF nob5y I'm,
ported Suiings just received, also al
our fine Dress Patterns during this week
at actual cost
40 inch French Serges and Henri
etlas, all wool, full assortment OF co.ors,
worth COG yard, at 90
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Ca MArcmEcites @e!chrtelt.

8er1in, p. 0e3. = Cine elm
brudsboue 6eier fanO 9eitern auf Dem
alien SopbiensTriebbofe itatt. 5S
Qalt bem 8eoG9tniB be5 100. @ez
burt8tQges bes am %. N}ai 1856
perItorbenen groBen @eiaint5i3relz
ber5 QeopoLo b. Ranfe. Sur Te;er
bate fih Die 6amiIie unO Elm GROCER
arei5 BON 5reunoen uno 0ere6rern
am @ru6e oe3 0eritorbenen einQefunz
ben. Der Sobn, Qfarrer b. 8onte,
Ipro6 Dem 9lnoenfen Des @ater5 ein
Oe6et. Inter 8rGn2en uno 8lumen
perIhnQnD Der @rQbhiidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23

ben %. Sa9re5tug Der 0ieberaufrlt7s
tung be8 0euti6en Rei6es, geplanten
groBartigen 6eitli6ieiten am 9aiierz
bofe an8snommsn. lteber oas Qrp=
gramm fir bieie GsftIi6teiten lit Bis
Der betQnnt gep0roen, oaB Der &aiier
auf bem 2empelbpfer 5eIoe cine pa
raoe De5 9uroezGorp5 lbnebmen
ipirb; Idmmtlihs in Der YaraDe tie
benbe Sruppen tDernen gum erIten
g}uIe in ben neuen grouen W1dnteln
eri6einsn. Cur 8s6ten oe8 8uiier8
pirb 5GrIt 8i8mard baIten uno oQe
berporrugenbe StaatsmGnner, fiirItliz
de Decentralization unb 9enerdIe aus
Der grpben 3eit 187O-1871, DeI6e
nod unter ben Qebenoen peilen, perz
Den Der 9uraoe beipobnen. 9ei benz
groben 8aluz8antett i'm tql. Shlofie
peI6es noh Der Yuraoe 1tottfinoen
ipiro, tperoen 5abIreihe oentpiirbige
5oafte dusgebra6t uno Der Gelegenz
belt entipre4enbe 8eoen gebalten
tperben. gfa6 bem &uifer ipir0 3uz
erit SurTt 8ismarf ipre6en. 2e6enbe
8ilber, Scenen dus Der QrpBen 3eit
bon Dor 25 Sahren burItelIenb, per~
ben einen lpeiteren Ibeil bes 6eitproz
grammes dusmdden. Cur ipiirbi9en
Teier bieIe8 SubilGum5tage5 bat ItA
audi Elm 8Urgerz6 6eitzGomite ge6ilOet;
ferner ioG in Der 5eItbaue Der o46ilz
barmonie" Elm 8rpBer 6eitzGommer5
ItQttfinben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Sum S6ube amertsantIAsr WtITr:
t1ilre.

GonfuntinopeL, %. Deg. -
Der omeritanji6e 8eIonbte Ierreu
bat Iicb na6 SmDrra bege6en, I'm nit
oem 9(bmiral SelTrio8e an 8oro be5
8unoestrieg8T6iffe5 San 6r2ncis~
CO" Die Shrjtte 3u beipre6en, melhe
be6ufs Si9eriteuung BON Qei6, Qe5cn
uno Gioentbum Der ameritaniihcn
W}iiIiondre in Der oIiatii6en Siirtei
aet6an peroen ioIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
gc,ptQi8umo Oc5 apeTuniF@et s
GfcOifS.

q Q N, %. Deg. - Der Senat be-
piQigte geitern 2l6enb nit elmer groz
ZEN QleGr6ejt ben BON Der 3egierung
bertangten Gre0tt sur Tii1rung Des
Jelb3u8es in Q(6eT1nien. Premiermi=
niIter GriTpi uno Der Tinan3miniItar
Signor Gonnino ertIGrten, DAB bic
Regierung riht beabT0tige, Die abel
7Dnii4e Yropin3 S4oa gu beie5en.
StaIien'5 3iel, iagten Iie, Iei bic Biez
bererlangung uno 9eibeboltung bc5
Gje6iete8, DeI6e8 e5 bsreit5 fir Die
9ertbe;0igung unb Gic5er9eit berproz
pima GrithrdQ beTeat Fat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
9 ern1iI 6 te 5

Der &ai7er Ieioet an elmer GrtifIz
tung, bic inoeTen teine5 ernItliaen
Gbaratter5 lit.
Die @rz8uiierin6ricori6 IieB beute
ben 30gIingeR oe5 r@ictorio=Sn'tituz
te5", fopie Denienigen be5 rPeItaIo33i@
unb 6r0belzSnItituts" 8ei6no4t5Sez
i6ente iiberreiAen.
Ginem 8erijdte 5ufoIga ba5 in Of
fi3ielIen 9raiien ober teinen 0lou6en
finoet, piro oemnG9It @raf 9erbert
@ismart in 0o5 preuBiIde WIjniitez
rum eintreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Ucrrells lQebcr3telc

$500 unb 5000 lleber3ie6er unb
ulTter8, fart gema4t, ou8 gutem sra
terial, ale quite, DauerbufteRleibung5=
ftiite, neueIte 5acon5 Der SaiIon =
lpeniger, als balber Yrei5 D..
$1,000 ueber3ie6er, aus blauen uno
TGiuor5en 8iber, n}e1ton uno GaTiz
meren ongeFertigt, mittellung ooer
ertra lang, nit gutem, i9perem SUIT
ter, 6ommetz&ragen II. {. lD.-Gera6z
geieBt arf ben balben Sriginat=Preis
$500 l1eber5ie6er aus i6par3en
unb blauen &e:ieo, 9iber, 9Rclton Il.
T. II. gefsrtigt, nit 6OppeLperTtigem
Gergez un0 8dI4mirz6utter elegant
fergeitelt, berab9eTeBt auf ben 6ul6en
Drigtna[ pre;5 .
$2O0O lleber5is6er uno lllIter5 aus
f96nern, ii9 gut trugenbem gtuteriul,
gutente9iber, Geriep, W5elton uno
Jrie5es, gut beTeBt un0 nit feibengez
fittterten QermeIn = bera6geIeBt auf
Den bol6en Sriginal qrei5 .
$25.O0 uebar3ieber uno ltlfters, aus
ben ausgetpd6Iteiten Stoffen bergez
ftelIt, befteGuaLitat 6Vtter uno feibaz
res 9terme!futter = herd6gefeBt ouf
ben Dal0sn Original Yrei5 4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
gbrouiSd,c Graufbeitet,

eud bit rortnidisf,n. erfoIsr.idb bsbnnb.It bon
Or. 8. 8. g Ssbalc eraeuirt,T artt Der untD,riitdt
ttiDelb.re. epesialarst fur N.rpenItte.n uns Bers
eauuas sssEranibsitta. Cffiee-glr. s1A Aisauitbs,
zsysltR Den @epEraSs- (CttS, ,0Rlt,ia1jfi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Slti1lI,Itu5Ic 0eidIeYfcicr.

81 m, p. Deg. - Sn Der 9tal1
Der r0nif42n lIriDeylitdt purbe ge=
tern J!orgen cine 2eiaenFeier fir Die
6ei 2lmbalagi gsTouenen ttaIienii6en
Golbaten qe6aIten. 0Gbyen0 berGteOe
be8 qroF. Oratori T6rien So3ialiiten
gg}ieoer nit Der 2lfrtfapoIttit Griz
fpi's," porauf Q(n0ere i4rie'n oGS
lebe Stalien!" unb ioFort enttpidelte
IiA Elm 9anogemenge nit Stubl6einen
uno 1onitigen @affen, bic man 3ur
6anb bate. Die 9oli3ei DerbaFtete
cine Q(n3abl StuOenten, neil iie ii6
ni3t 3erItreuten, pie ibnen befoAlen
mar. Spdter legten ungefd6r 300
Stuoenten einen 9ran3 ouf Oem
0enfmal nieoer, peIhe5 gum 2(noenz
fen an Die BEL 9o9oli gefaQenen Sta
Iipnpr prrir1tPt mari.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
EelbRmoro einer NdEaerill.

@ien, p. Oe3.-8ei'm 9erIu6,
cine qefGG6te 3ebngulbenzgote in Ell
nem 2aben gu ps6ieIn, nurbe cine
getpi1Ie 5Srau &rathauf oerbaTtet. 2luT
Dem 0ege CUR YoIi3eiItatioR no3m
bic 6rau 8ift uno itarb binnen peni=
gen g}inuten. Sbrem So6n, pel6er
QuT Der StraBe purtete unO ebenfalI5
Sit nebmen DoGte, oI5 feline ieitz
nabme erfolgte, tonnte oa5 8ift nod
re6t3eitig entriFen per6en. Sn Der
QBo6nung Der 9eiben Pat man 3a6lz
rei6e 8efGII6te Ioten, Iopie 8erfz
aeu8e CUR 9eritequn9 berIeIben gefunz
hPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Ont fit eIeOcrmaun.

Goa elm 2tScr Himmt iJg,no cine msojjiu ,um
Gtfu5,,u. I'M oas S7hsm ~ reini8cu, uuo oas
g.ut rfiu Ju 5al;su. Gic;ni3sr, pHts III.
mons Qsbsr 8egulirsr GJI4ifsttit ootr
gulUerJ ne5m,n, cr5altsn ale bic 9or3ugs siass
m;.otu IND sr9su,5m'u a5fu5ruu35s Rit:,ls; fas
u,r eiuis faclsEo:E IsttsI5, D.Itts has g.ut rel.
rist urs has gcn3t Sgfsm fartt limb msbr. sos.
Cas. Gin mons Qsbsr ReguIirtr rt.
luirt bic Ge5T, srttl: fs afi1 unD gsiuno, uno,
T,ro,n Sit III fr,i rou glalaria c,1Qtnirsnt5,it'
Q,rocu,usl0ij5tei: Rcgii5ms13tu uuo oar,lsi5jg.
tsit 5t',ro,a u15 ft uiaf mtbr 10 6truntuq,toms
men Euo stIaDdat iU5iU. Qlss oas piro buy5
stH, tvtqs G,bsr bSrU5yJUui'u. Gut, 9uoluun1
uro Gjrtiitia ron Me9Hiti5sn t1nn mar baru t1t,s
firor, ptrH bic Gtbtr rj6tg arb,i,,t. Sognu
Sis ron siu'r Gi,,r Gsiasn bcial.r i,ia, O,riue,u
Sie 2 / II { GtOtU Rt9ulat0r. Der
R5aig Dtr Gtb,r W,6j3jHsa 5,fIr aIs gi1ta
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
GnoIiS6,e olbcuofIaTen

sot rrt.r.,tr.t,r n,b,r ieir,n ono 3rioattaftn
,inaerid,tst ausfuntt itrtitIib ooer minoHt.
6. 8. SdlSnridl, useenfO5 sun 5i :tross,
nab. glort9s une 4sGssio1' Artnut.
CGyrI6, Sg1o SsSGl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
IS. SaDrgang.
Mnr tod, z @infanfs= Sage.
211abley s. Garea,'$
s 6(ie 6mngs AnsperGan T!
Sis apeillmnet1tett bia 10 9ltr AbettNa uffet.

2ntm sic on Sic Ibnsa baHOn sic 9an Sic 4 osnn Fn
Grfaar
abmO 81 2epmbrs dn @r Sbnn noa
beHn Ial
Sa6m Prs-gScrfanfe.
Sis 3peibund1tem bis 10 llbr Abe,tna ntfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
M. SGp6r1 G. Comp.

Sir. 531, y D. % aus 2 IT,,
hiem,1 ben S,oiirfnii,n btr UiaTeu uebr Nufmert.
Iaultett. Gis irssnn etH GHbertr eaotH gGIt
uHisre GuenabI pou NPdnusrs une &nas
btnsSIeiesrn. Gamens NJe dnteln, 2tiS
h.ns9Saiffs unh no cfen 1T uuiiter:roff.n.
nufers 9rrife tIne eie ansrnieerieffen,
uro mir sebeu Shusn ieeen Greeit, r5eIs
d;n gle pIniebsn. aouIMtn st: uHo
lesrisua,n Sic ii6 itlth. (Gh5,lST
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
8eibnad)ten 1T Berlin.
Ole p Citi6 ru6 t.
Die @ieoererri1tuug Srs heutiGru
8ri9es.

CSpesiaIs9atelbrieT, berittet flr BEN ~0sutidb.n
9orrsipoaotutsn" ourt oI. aGritsh= =Bye6" uEo Die
yeDY YoTter paiioe. &Iee.sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
6erren nsNuSiige.

$3.50 uno $500 6erren 9tn3iige
BON fapar3em G6epiot unb &aIimir,
oauer6uft gearbeitet unb beIeBt, rid
F9tslo5 auf ben bul6en Prei5 beru6z
geieBt {.
$1,000 SerrenzQ(n3ii9e, bon gang
pouenen G6epiot5 angefertigt, gut
1ibenb, neumooiI3 un0 in alien neuen
Sacons,f ,f66n garnirt, rijdIi4t5lo5 duf
ben balben 8rei5 berobgeieBt e.. Z.
$500 9errens2(n3ii9e, BON impor=
tirten GlaD Moriteo, i6par3en uno
bIauen S6ibet8 unb 9aIbmeers, na3
Der neueiten Mo0e angeferti8t. O6ne
Sdonung uuf ben bal6en Srtglnalz
PreiS berabgeieBt e.
$500 9errenz2tn5iige BON 6o8fei=
nen engIii6en GIaD, S6ibet5 unb feiz
men genuiterter Gbepiot5, tur5e unb
Iange, eins uno 5tpeireibig gefn0pfte
R0de - rebu8irt gum 9lusbertauf ouf
ben 6aIben Original Preis I.
S25.0O 9erren 2tn3iige, Die 6eIten
einbeimtf6en un0 fremDen 6Qbritate,
ale8 neue, bauerbofte Waaren, boQ=
tormen in Der 2(rt Der InFerttgung
-um gu rdumen fir ben balben Sriz
einal Yrei5 =.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23


Gorreipoaotutcn- burb 81. nuriteb= Bye6" uro Die
NcU-9Orter "aiioe. $reiis.-J
Berlin, %. 0e3. - 0as bieiiqe
0ffentIi4e Sntereffe be3igliA bes
Streites 3pif6en Den Ser. Staatsn
uno 8rob6ritannien, pel6es ijberz
baupt cine etgsntIi6 intsnIipe SGr@
bung ni6t angenommen Bat, I6pin=
bet, beionbers, mas bic politif6e 8e=
itaItung Der 5roge anbetrifft, suIez
henos. 2tuf Der anberen Seite nimmt
bic 9eIor8niB binii6tli6 Der 6inan3z
Gage gu unb Die 90rIenzSperdtionen
in 5Sranffurt 4. N}. uno in 8jen ga
ben einen oeutli6en8epei8 bupon, buB
Die SituutiOn ernIt uufgeFQBt murbe.
@enn aud gerube feline 9anit, ipie Iie
gu &riegS3eiten gu berrfhen pflegt
obDaltete, 10 fa6en Die Spetulanten
bod ofTcn6ar elmer @erI4le4terun8
Der 6inan5lage entgegen, bis Die bette
benOen pplitii6en 0ifferen3en cine
nObltbGtige llmpanbIung erfubren
buben piirben. Der 0ertuuf umeriz
Observation-Disclosures an Den DerI6iez
oenen oeuti6en @0rIen na6m gleidz
Dobl einen t6dtigen SSortgong. Ser
unttportli6e Sage5bldtter, pie bic
oNutionaIz3eitung," prpphe3eien Ell
nen 8oIo3uIlub aus ben @er. Staaz
ten. 3u einem groBen Gbeile lie9t
bas gun3e llnbeil in ben S6pieri9teiz
ten, nit mel6en ameritanii6e 8a6s
nen unb Gorporutionen anOerer 4rt,
tpeIbe BON europdiitem 8opital unz
teritiiBt tperOen, leBtbin gu tdmpfen
batten unO Der pI0BIiden Stofung
in Der 8ieoerbelebung ameritaniI4er
Snbuitrie, Die iiingIt einIeBte.
Die 4grurier 9offnung8z
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23

The German Correspondent,
E. RAINE, PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR,
(sucoessor 20 F. RArNEl.
sw. cor BALTIMORE ST. AND POST OFFICE AvA
DAILY, delivered by carriers TO the sGbscrioe1
IN the city OF Baltimore and peighborhood l1p
cents per week; DAILY and SUNDAY 10 cents pa
week pavable weekly 10 the carriers DAILY ane
SUNDAY By mail, postage prepaid by puousheA
e. go per annum: for shorter time IN proper
ton WEEKLY and SUNDAY. postage prepaid, WIRE
Inducements to clubs. 50 so per annum to anJ
partoft the country; SUNDAY PAPER without Daily
or Weekly 81 per annum. THE BEST ANE
! CHEAPEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE MIDDLE ASR
l ROuTHRRN ETATEb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-12-23
Ser SentItle Gorrsibonh.nt,

GdsIid, sp5dtrtIitl urb Sonntaes,
". GlaiIe, Gisemtbhucr nno RsSafteur
(giodioI9cr BON &. SaiEs),
elotpsfsgds saitimorssStsGt. unS poffsSffics'sios
gr,is s,s tasIt en SIattes, burt 1rde,I bsicr9,
121s &ts.; taeIid1e uHb Soruta az ssiusgabC
Geuta pro gSoe taS;bar bic eas SlGtt bsor9sHoeH
fr6ser.-Saalidl u:bF Sunnta sssslmssabe inter
&ortSs 8crGusbeSahIuEe $3.50 pro Sabr lnr tnrieTe
Beit i'm GsrbaItais inT bic nj pdlentltd1e Musgabs
nit SoE5tas pOrioirti, nit gb5us lnr Slute,
1850 pro So9r. rad irsrno etnem sTte oes Snlans
b,s, 81 nat europa. S9nntas si9ns saSS 81
BIO SGhr.-0cs bette unb btutehs ceaS0e Stett
IN ben Rittels Enb SnofGcisa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
MUSICAL NOTES

The Arion Society OF Brooklyn some time ago
decided TO undertake an excursion to Europe next
Summer and the Committee Of Arrangements has
NOW issued a circular publishing the plan. The
steamship Fu,da of the North German Lloyd Line,
has been chartered for the sea voyage and the
months of June and July are to be devoted 10 the
trim The steamship will carry the excursionists to
Genoa whence they will go 10 Venice Cor three
DAYS. Milan, two days. Lucerne, three days tby way
of Como and LuganO). lnterlaken (by way OF the
Brln,g Pass Berne, Constance, Baden Baden,
Heidelberg Frankfort-on-the-Man, Wiesbaden.
Mayence and Cologne. where the party Will dis
band In the principal cities visited the society is
n give concerts the proceeds OF which are 10 be
devoted TO charitable objects The circular letter 10
the members of the society states the cost OF the
excursion 10 be 1922 for each ticket, including re-
turn passage any Of the stslmers OF the North
German Lloyd, second cabin at any time in the
course of the summer Application for tickets are
to be made 10 William c. Wagner secretary of the
Rafael Joseffy has been engaged as the solo per
former for the third concert Of the New ork
Musical Society, 10 take place in Carnegie Hall on
April le next: Paderewsk viii play at the first
concert next Saturday evening.
The New-York Trio Club, composed Of Nahan
Frankie, violin. Hans KTOnoid. vOiOnceo, ana
to be given in Chamber Mu,c Hall this season, on
January IS February u and February y.
Achille Rivarde has been engaged 10 play at the
fifth public rehearsal and concert OF Phil
harmonic Society on March and next.
Natalie Janotha, court pianist to the Emperor OF
Germany and the Queen Of England. will make her
on Wednesday December II. at p. m. AT the Hotel
Waldorf. and IN conjunction with Nine. Antoinette
Sterling special feature viii. be the appearance
OF Miss Ellen Terry who has consented to recte
ofne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
NETS OF GOMEZS DEFEAT CONFIKMbD

DECISIVE VICTORY OVER TIE INSth""'
LEADER-TrE HORsA REPORTED At CAR"
MAY UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
Havana. Dec "Details of the victories y.
Generals Luque and Oliver on November ~ 90
subsequent days now are complete. MAXIM
Gomez and his army have utterly failed ID '"e''
attempt to reach Los Villas. HIS forces sus-
tanned great loss. his ranks were broken and His
men were dispersed They abandoned thelr sup
plies and fed TO the mountains.
Washington Dec. 1-Sehor Depuy DE l@'''
the Spanish Minister. received cable dispa'.
this afternoon which confirms the news OF 'ne
repulse of Maxine Gomez leader OF the i"su'
gent forces in the Island Of Cuba. the mesS"e'
is dated at Madrid, Spain. and reads:
Maxine Gomez tried again 10 Invade the PbveNcEed
OF Santa Clara Gas Villas and mas D 9h him on
November 20 and following DAYS with heaNS obiipei
His ranks were totally broken ana NJ nave taken
10 escape in disorder. HIS 1olloNelS nav
refuge in the mountains OF Camaguy'
Minister De LONE says the Government
troops have cause to feel elated over TINS iaS'
victory. which will be far reaching IN It's FL
fects The insurgents are now near Deio'e9'
in the mountains Of Camaguy, and nave p"'
little hope he says. OF getting together AGAIN
for some time Delicias is about siXty-hVe HliieS
from Jiouimar. where the insurgents were hrs'
attacked on their march to Santa Clara uas
Villas which is about thirty-hve mics p"''
Jiquimar. $50
Minister De LONE does not believe theIe "'''
be many more engagements in Cuba until az
the rainy season" is over. The Minister s"s :
IL has been stated that General Maceo W"9
near Santa Clara. The fact Is. ne says tnal
Maceo is now at Cascorro, about $50 miles liV''
Santa Clara. Gomez and his forces are o'
tween Maceo and the latter place III,
Cape May y. j., Dec. Tine steaInSn'lI'
Eorsa came down the Delaware last night anu
at daylight was at sea off this place. she was
lying to. and did not proceed until ya"l caI
rying four strangers and towing four idl
yaWls ran alongside. The strangers poaIueI
the Horsa the yawls were lifted on board anu
the Horsa steamed southwark. The plot Fl
bridge had been put ashore earlier. ana me
men who rowed the yawl to the steamer re1use
to talk When the Horsa was steaming away
q short well-dressed Cuban stood on the beach
watching her He did not move until she was
horizon down. and then he left the city. Inc
generally accepted theory here is that Ihe
strangers and the yawls were a portion OF a
flibustering expedition to Cuba.
Last night tugboat came down the Dela-
ware and rounded the point She ran to the
end of the ocean pier in this city. pulled around
for a few minutes and then steamed away. ana
went around the point and headed back up
the bay This morning four big yawls were
tied 10 the extreme end of the pier. and the
four men who afterward boarded the Horsa
were on the beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
Why ETHICAL SOCIETIES WERE FOUNDED
PROFESSOR ADLER DEFINES THEIR RELATION TO
RELIGION

PROFESSOR ADLER DEFINES THEIR RELATION TO
RELIGION.
Professor Felix Adler ectured before the Society
OF Ethical Culture yesterday morning at Carnegie
Music Hall on The Attitude Of the Ethical So
cieties Toward Religion" In the course OF his re-
marks Professor Adler said:
Among those whose minds have been Influenced
there many who maintain Their allegiance 10
ever an increasing number in whom the religious
sentiment has become paralyzed. who have !eaIhcd
not know" and In consequence have ceased 10 care
There Is also a small number OF seers ana he.I
existence OF a spiritual order OF Being beyond the
things see taste and touch. hnd II extremely
hesitate 10 express themselves positively even
though they think positively for fear Of being mis-
carlisle in 1870 wrote II begin to realize "a. zee re-
rgion possible for those who Will sacre ny Teiuse
10 tell lies, which. however, means. Il any thing
refusal 10 speak oil on that topic '.riain II T.;
whatever else may be uncertain. that W are bounl
not the right for the sake OF producing emotional
effect upon ourselves OF giving couiltenance TO
which no longer commend themselves 10 our reason.
He whose views are OF The Infinite have cnansed'
who cannot regard that living hecutude az an IN
dividualized being like himself. 10 wnom ne can
speak and suppcate. is bound to Civ erect 10 ms
views in the attitude which he observes toward re-
lieon. .,
The Ethical Societies were established in view Of
the situation just described ana LOT me puiPos. ~
affecting that situation. 1t seemed TO tnose VINO
began this movement tndl lle great Hluitll"uf Va
persons whom the Church no longer reached or can
reach need be taken care Of, that those VINO are
Indifferent 10 religion-and their number Is legion
are yet in many cases capable OF being morai,ly
aroused and quckened; that an effort shouII De
made to get hold Of these masses ana 10 oUer 10
them old and young. the moral training all men
stand IN need OF. Again it seemed that preclsey
The same effort required In the interest OF the
development OF a new religious dealsm The new
faith and even the and vital realization OF me
spiritual meanings OF the old faith. VIII not come
unless the new life come first. They VINO DO the
deed shall know the doctrne-the khoWeIse must
grow out Of the deed out Of the life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-02
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

GENERALLY CLOUDY ON THE ATLANTIC COAST.
Washington Dec The barometer has fallen rapidly
in the districts Of the Mississippi and II has risen
to the westward There is depression OF moderate
energy covering the Ohio Valley and the barometer ~
unusually high 10 the north Of Montana. The tempera-
ture has fallen twenty degrees over the Eastern
slope and Upper issssppi Valley has risen generas
throughout; the districts the Atlantic Coast me O9io
Valley and lower regions Rain has prevailed gem
orally throughout the central valleys and th' lake regions
Light SHOWS are reported tonight the Upper Mssls-
sn,, Valley The cloudness has increased on the At
lantc Coast the weather is genefn.y cear 20 ne
west OF the Mississippi. Generally CLOUDY "ea,htr aii
rain will prevail Atlantic Coast ana from tn
lake regions southwark 10 the Gulf followed py Z" 'od
and clearing weather In the central Nalleys.
The following heavy ranfalis lin nches were rsPor'ea
during the last II hours: Jupiter 224, memphis. Lo4