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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
PRIMO-RITERA IS DYING.
MAJOR CI.AvuO. WHO SHOT HIM. NOT
YET EXECUTED
HIS SENTENCE mAY BE COMMITTED. As INSANITY

HIS SENTENCE NAY HE COMMITTED As INSANITY
Is uis uErENcE-A SKETCH or THE CAREER
or THE cAfTAIN-GENERAL OF MADRID.
Madrid. June THE condition o, Capiain-Gcn-
cral Prlno-R'ycra who was shot by Major ciavjo
yesterday. is much worse to-day. and he IS IN u
critical state. Traumatc pneumonia has set IN
London June "a dispatch from Madrid TO THE
STANDARD" says that General Sabos Marin has been
appointed al interim capiain-GsneraI o; Madrid.
According 20 this dispatch. the sentence 81 the
oourt-inariial upon MAjor Clay.Jo. General Primo
Klycra's assassin VIII not be announced until to-
inorrow
\ dispatch from Madrid TO the Central News says
thc execution OF Major ClayiJo which was an
nouncci 20 take place today has been postponed
antI tomorrow. ana !, Is possible that he may bee
rcsiltcI have his sentence oommuicl on the
ground OF Insanity.
Malri. juno MAJOR ClavlJo when arragnei.
pleaded that BE- had been driven 10 the deed by
ihc prosecutions % General Primo-Kivera. who. b"
ALLEGED had been irstgaied by member OF the
dcml-mouie who had gruig" against the pria-
withheld All he had been comro!lci f. appcal 10
'al treatment ,or supposed insanity lie made an
eloquent plea ;or mercy Tor the prisoner
General Ortcga presided oyor The court martial
s4 s'y5o ne FAIR rT'Gp In aPsg@s' nery
.cc.s no regre, for his act and Is not repentan,.
General Fernando Primo Rivera Is In command -
the Department of Madrid AMI also OF % the
a,vcn army corps = Spain. lie Is silky years OH.
AMI has hal long ana honorable military service.
During the war between the Government troops and
n. Carilsis. General Irlmo-Rivera captured tho
town OF Es:el.a. ani soon aftcrwnrd received the
tito ~ Marquis OF Est'l.a. In recognition ~ h!s
galAntry. lie formerly Governor General z
m. Philippine lsi1rl- Daring his term 90 office
he made war On the natlv" slyages. AMI conquered
A large part - the country which had not pr+Ni-
ous.y been under Spanish control tie also served
VITA distinction 10 the war against Morocco -
iNi He has been repeatedly wounded. ownS %
his bravery In ACT. N. and II popular Win the
Spanish troops and people lie Is a he member %.
the Spanish Senate ON OF his daughters married
an onlccr 81 the Spanish Army who committed
suicide a few months ago. l. was because y th.s
unfortunate marriage that General Pflmo-ltiNefa
T. SAIL have discouraged the attentions Of Major
C'avijo TO HIS other daughter as ClaNiJos revH'"-
~ rIfher uEsAIOIy.
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be N
dorsed with full name an1 address.
DIED.


cosTA-on Juae 2 Margaret l.. wife Of John 81. Costa
and daughter II the late John end Eliza Ann wilson,
Funeral services at her late POI East osthst
THURSDAY. June g. at 10 a. m
fAIGHT-N Rye Neck. y. y. June 2. 1895. Sarah Ann
rurdy wife Of the late Elisha Haigh,. .-
PARK wetnesiay june g. at $3.50 O'Clock.
Carriages Will be in waiting at Mamaroneek station R ~
the arrival the 202 tram from Grand Sen'ra' epo
daughter Of Clarence o. and LucFe'ia = Ho"af' "ssa
Il years. ...
HUBBARD-At Stamford. Conn. Tuesday. June g. ls'''
rNn~rai services viii be held at late residence Hub
bard Hn Thursday June 9. at 1913 p m "a, 49,,
O'Clock trains from New-iork
LrNIs-At Garden city L. l.. Tuesday. June T. isoA
caersi,h Perry son 81 ne Sh lsi obn Home Jane
Funeral private
MKIM-on Monday June 3. Margaret Rernsen. infsas
Funeral from ST. Ignatiuss Church Wednesday ii a. n
MOrR-In his SD year John Mor native Of Aberdeea.
Scotland and FOR ny years resident az oi3 fgdsonss:
whore the funeral services will be held on "wednesday
Iniermen, private.
pHEIps-In Boston, June T. Louise Iandon. wife 9
late Tr. William H. Prince. Of Salem Mass
PUTNAM-On Tuesday. June 1895, at The resaenes o.
st. New-York. Julia {. jackson .
Relatives friends invited TO attend the funerS!
10 Montgomery ST. Wednesday evening" June
Irterineat at convenience OF family.
Kindly omit flowers.
RILEY-At East orange. y. J.. Monday. June s. 1904
Wednesday. 9th inst. at o'clock p. m
Carriages waiting at East Orange station on ar...sA
Intern;eat private.
ience No l4i West s5th-st Fannie Brereton the be-
loved wife x William Thompson. A..
Funeral her late residence on wednesday tns
rn,ern.cat at convenience OF the family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
OBITE \.
JOIIE MOlR.

John NOR. one Of the earliest pioneers in the
,cw.lry trade In this country died a; his home. No.
9l3 IIudson-st In this city. on Monday. He was in
his eighty-third year. and had resided In the same
house for inward Of hfty years He was born I'm
Aberdeen scotland ana came to this country at an
carly age In 1871 he went into the jewery business.
,oltpy as mariner his brother. william. The firm.
,trdar tho name OF j. x W. Noir. began business in
Iir,lson-st which at tnat time IN" business
c.ntr. Of me CITY lie retired from active business
a1,out Twenty-Five years ago. and his brother re
moved tho business 10 Sixth-ave and Twenty-thlrd-
80 rohn NInir WAS Of the oldest business men
in Nrw-vork He w ~ the Old schoo, and paid
rlnse ottsnt lion t. business Although he took great
Interest in pubc AT IRIS especially those relating
To- the development OF the city. he never sought
r,,hir onicc lie leaves a widow and two daugh-
t.rs The funeral viii be held at his late home at
30 O'Clock this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DIR. HENRY VI. SCUDDER.

Winchester. Mass. June THE KEY pr. henry
Martin Scudder. OF Winchester the eminent mis-
sionorv and clercyman died this evening from an
attack OF apopcxy with which he was stricken
while on his way to the funeral OF Thomas +
Tenney yesterday. Or scudder had been In Ill
health for some time. and the end was looked for
NJ almost any time. He was born N ccyloa on
Eehruary 3 iSe9 and came 10 America when ne
was ten years o. age In 1910 he was graduated from
The Ncw-York University. and three years later
from the Union Theological Seminary. Much or
his IKE was spent In india as a missionary and
he was also In later years A successful minister
IN San Francisco. Brooklyn and Chicago. He
i"oves a wife ard three Oh liren. The funeral Will
take place Friday at $50 y. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
RAILROADS PRoFITLEss YEAR.

Pitfsburg June 4.-The annual meeting or the
stockholders of the Pennsylvania Company was
held in Pittsburg to-day. OF the sH.@OD capital
stock OF the company. 100000 was represented
az the meeting. The company directly controls
and operates / 100 miles of railroad west or Iltts-
burg The annual report Of the directors for 1874
was submitted and approved Inc to,al rev S5y
6SG = The charge against This sum for the year
anoun, 10 s27ls5;2 90 the net result being loss
Sor he wear 1904 after paying all expenses Interest
on bonded DEBT rentals adyanccs &c &c OF *at
81 81 90 f7G g. The old Board 81 Directors was re-
elected follows: g. +. Roberts. James ncrtea'
Frank Thomson Henry u. Welsh, John T. GTecn'
" H. Barnes. Amos T.. Little, y = Snortr'dite,
s,nockhoders had adjourned the Board Of Directors
bed meeting and reelected George b RopcGIts:
1 ylIce'presdtn;: lanes r Brooke; second vice
president. John +. Davidson third vcepreslaent'
4 4 Iieecii. secretary. and T. II. b. Mcknight
treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
THE FATE OF JOSE MARTI.

rxst.pGrXr LEADERS IN THIS CITY DECLARE
THAT NEITHER HE nor GOMEZ Is DEAD.
TIE cuban patriots in this city confidently as
scr, that Jose Mart. whom the Spanish
officers reported as having been Killed IN le0e"'
enlargement between the regular troops an" ~
irsurgent forces Is alive. and VIII be heafn run
o., rho nron.r time BENJAMIN Guerra. OF NO. ~
Water-st who is treasurer FOR the reVoIu''oiS''
O., ,h,s citv was seen yesterday and asked ABOUT
tho couac,ing reports OF Mart's death. lie sad
II am absolutely sure that MART lives lie IS
somewhere IN the camps OF the cuban pd''lo'S ,''
L. being well cared FOR I personally r,ee"eu
telegram from Panchiio Gomez. a son o, zen
.n-l evidence that Mart! H. alive W nave , 10
-. are Vii enough Informed to know that MartiS
reported death y wrong me a. t,o V,y and
NJ that date Mar,i was 90 miles rom me spoi
Where he is reported 70 have been killed ana
from plans as given then he had TO idea OF VISIT.
inr the spot in which he is reported 10 nave met
speaklnr further OF Cuban movements and plans
General Quesada is now in New-orieans. and IS
country and cuba Necessarily. We cannot publish
our plans The fact that me Uprising sing Is b no.
crushed seems assured when II IS kmo"n ,raS
General Martinez Campos stu wants more troops,
Mr. Guerra vas asHsi J., 'n ,n NV r,ni,ri states
He said He viii 90 wherever he can accomplish
Th"re WAS another repor, yesterday that Gen
eral Maxine Gomez. who was reported to nave
Mlru was supposed to have mot h.s end. Is also
alive ard we'll The insureent leaders in mis- cry
~av NAT the spanish reported all the leaders killed
In 4 bunch. in order TO dlshearten those who are
in sympathy with the revolt The peculiar sliua-
ton in cuba. they say. makes II Impossible Tor the
leaders To come out in public or 10 show them
selves to any one but the'r own men WIEN tae
GERS reerae and there IS nothing left but a cues
ton Of p,ohahill All ne unans Are IN
Gcmerai ouesada VIII strike telling blow at the
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
THE CONTROL OF NETWORK AND NEW
ENGLAND.

report in Wall street yesterday, pased on ihl'f-
a,ion received from Boston. was to the enect that
80 con,rol Of the New-York and Ncw-EnSand
ponroad had been secured by men friendly to the
New-york New-1aven and Hartford Raiiroad
dor weeks 1t vas said. there had been quiet
"a Gradual accumulation OF the stock or the New
anu Xrr and New En- gland Railroad by firms sup
nosed 10 represent the Interests OF me |andetet3
PoI me NeW-York, New-Haven ana Hartford
am1i road company. While the Vanderbits might
ia 10 irving TO obtain control OF the road. J. was
noi, Tho men who were obtaining control probably
s s.aaad he be in harmony with them.
W. So Maven Conn, June An the absence OF
49,; clark Vice President J. NJ Hall was the
highest official OF the New-York ana Mewthaye yen
ro oan The stories printed IN the papers about a
w~Haven interest in the New England road
me she same foundation ever-stock 1obbing.
TSu only interest the NewHaven ROAD mad In the
Inc JgnsgIand $4,000 Of bonds. II sold year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
GEN. HARRISON'S VISIT ABOUTNOVER
GOING TO PHILADELPHIA TONIGHT OR ro-Aois-
RoW-sIBLEY EXPECTED HERE

GOING 10 PIIILADELffiA IO-s>iEHA Cis AD-~N>~'-
RoW-sIBLEY EXPECTED HERE
Ex-President Harrsons stay in New-York Is
the last sitting for his picture, which is TO acorn
the Executive Mansion. He VIII probably leave for
Philadelphia tonight or tomorrow morning. no
intends to stop of there for day or So He spent
most OF the day yesterday in Eastman Johnsons
studio With the first cool breeze that sprung up
he put away his neat straw hat ana resumed the
silk hat which he had been wearing before tho
hot wave. AS General Earrison's visit draws 10
close the number OF his callers seems TO increase.
For the last few days he had received few visltors
When 1t became generally known that the ex-
President was about leave the city, however,
the number Of visitors perceptibly increased ana
yesterday he held quite .evee In the corrcor ot
the Fifth Avenue Hotel
one person who was in the Fifth Avenue Hotsi
Yesterday but who refrained from sending up q
card 10 General Harrison, was James n. ClaIksons
lie has been in the city FOR almost a month hioa.
and Is stopping at the Plaza Hotel MI Cisf ri,
is said to be tusgng boom Tor senator H''So"
around with him every place he goes. ,., n
Senator John 2. Jones, OF Nevada; byroh y;
be glad 10 see ex-President Harrison go away:
They have tried to get an expression OF OPINION
from him concerning silver. but without result.
il was quietly limited among the silver.tes yes
teriay that Joseph G. Sbley. the high priest OF tne
cult, and the alleged logical candidate OF the
silver party for the Presidency, would be in the
city within a few days 10 look after ms niue
boom Mr. sbleys ali.terat.ve a.ius.on 70 Presi-
dent Cleveland has endeared him 70 al the slive!
men, who 'ove him for the enemies ne has made"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
SAMUEL BABCOCK.

Samuel Babcock who died on June at Mount
Vernon was buried yesterday at Homer, y. Y.
lie had lived with his daughter. Mrs L. p Hold
ridge for about year AMI died from the natural
inarmitles of age. He was born in Cortland County.
this State. and lived there for about sixty years
About twenty-five years ago he purchased a planta-
tlon AT Fredericksburg Va. and had made his home
there until about year ago. Three sons served In
the Civil War. one OF whom is General w. Babcock
HIS second son. I.ucius, died IN the rebel PRISON at
AndersonvIe. Mr.. Babcock was an an,i,slaVery
nan vas associated with Wendell Philips ana
william Lloyd Garrison In their work and took an
active part Two posts OF the Grand Army o. .ne
were named after him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

.n,us yvArJArr-At the Church Of ST. Mary the
vi~rin hv the Rev Thomas Nick. Brown. Elizabeth f.
Wallace Or. John L. Adams
pPrHeE FRUOrr-CI.A Tuesday, June =.
1885 AT the residence CT her uncle, Mr. Austin DaL
prooklvn by the Rev Chauncey Brewster, Harrietts
Holley Ciarkson Of Columbia. Mo. 10 Ebert A. Brnek-
erhon jr.. Of Englewood. " j.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tuesday. June T. at First CON.
gresatt1nal Church Monclair " j.. by Rev Dr. Amory
II Bradford Mary. daughter Of DR.. Cornelius A. Mar
win 10 Robert Getty i,angcon. OF Brooklyn, ~ !.
NEWTON-yON HORST-Oa Thursday. May 30, 1898. ~
Yonkers " y by Rev William T. Dorwood Bertha
Horst TO Charles ID. Newton
PAIEN- MORTIMER-On Tuesday. June 4. at the resi-
dcnce Of the BRIDE. by the Rev Or. John Hai, -
Gertrude Mortimer George Palen. all OF this city.
TIFFANY-cAMERON-O Saturday. June /, by the Rev.
John Ecoleson assisted by the Rev. W 3 Eains.ord.
a Johns Church Clifton. ). l.. Anne flernih9'
Of Sir Roder.ck Cameron. 70 Belmont Ilnany
OF the late George Tiffany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

r,rc,en mails FOR the week ending June VIII close
usHss at this . sss ss 2vi 10 m, for
E,ss6pe. per Louis. va SOUTHAMPTON Gest tiers
must be SiTec N@a per- seyerus e
dcGsa ara per 10 n FOR p S.:,sFs
are," PEI Greeted per Wssesn.andD at II a. IN for
NsS'ounalan5 sr 'f Guops per- s. Tcsionc queens.
;oW for GSO1 o Per paes s per G' Morsan
fa SeM p for Port Antonio per
DrooNne from Boston m Tor Europe. per 4. Hav.l,
gnEpAS and Bremen Ss directed
Eope Yer coamSa Via az % G ans Nassau na%
and saHn$ 20 cuSa p for ST. DSmnso and Fars:
li9~ rrsey and sF br,ss a sT,' s .''z
Roa1sorn VIA Hare a. a M fy r Eoan p1raes
hgsiria Turkey BRUSH INDIA German pcnmats.
Nway and RHS 1sF s,,e A fs oher pa
', rnrons must directed per Augusta yicorla) at
$50 nj Via ah HIATT rio ana 5anG a ana santos
No aP' must b.; directed rF H 4ns at l Sso
le%o l,uP sad WiaixsTa ssna BarS.
a. rn,aT~ must be directed per Macanal at 10 A. M
Complementary 1880 M io1 rolhe n"rs for Costa
Rca Lron mus, BE- 5essi psr Adr9nS ,xss any "a
ynSn per - . Vicanc!a Oe'iels Tor ether parts OF
MeAco and Tor cuba Be rc:sa per yslaHs .,;.2
mus, be directed per liekla) a. y a. m Tor Nensr-
m n'i' he directed per M1asan Y Tor drenasa
Trinidad ana Tobago aso nsne "a ana npen nary
iao p M for Europe per g. ums'ie via Plee,u',S"n;
AT D. m for II Plata countries direct. per Mexican
Prince Cetters be directed per Mexican prnce ,;
at d. scotland direct, per = = furnessa. Wa
. nv f5r nuenelds PEI - Franklin. from Mobile
sss for c China pr. an" aa, x per as % AZ m
Malls for Hawaii rsr Australia t.rom san Franclsco).
China H saS Java aTsn up Pc. to June &C @
close daily UP 10 June o. at $3.50 m Mails Tor
Australia ,exc.pt West Australia, and FIJI Islands per
. s. Warrimoo Vancouver, close here daily after
MAJ a and IN TO ~. GO Mails for China
and Japan Especially addressed onlyl per = s. Empress
Of japan tror Nanccuver) c.cse mere daily up 10 June
az at 30 p Mails for Australia except those for
West Australia which Forwarded via Europc). New.
Zealand Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Islands. per . Mari
po IRON Francsro). close here daily up TO June
at u. III. arrival nj New-fofk OF .. O.
Canpania with British mails for Australia Mails for
Islands ship Trop Bird (om San Franc.sco).
close here daily up June - at $50 p. m; Mails for
Newfoundland rail 10 Halifax. and thence by steamer.
close this office daily a, $50 p M Mails for Maueion.
by rail 10 Boston and thence by steamer. close this
ONCE daily Mt $50 p. N. Mails for Cuba close at this
Office daily a. for forwarding by steamers sailing
tNoncays and Thursiays) from Port Tampa Fla Mails
FOR Mexico overland unless specially addressed for dis
patch steamer close this ONCE daily at 80 q.
Registered mail closes at p. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON, PostmsstsN
Postonice. New-York. N. Y. May 81. lSSA
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tave. only twenty-five were not attacked by the
fever. In company OF 103 marines, hfty-one had 10
were sent back home. and four died. The disease
rate was estimated by the eminent military hygen,
ist. DR.. Rochard. OF the Academy OF Medicine. as
is not as heavy as the disease ratio would seem
to imply At any rate. disease ho'
gascar. where the expedition IS OPERATING;
viii decrease still the troops advance INTO
the interior and reach the high plateau leading to
Tananarye the capital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
SPANS ANSWER RECEIVED.
TIL, I.rAXcA INCIDENT SATISFACTORILY
CLOSED.

Washington. june 4.-The rep.y o. 'pa'" " $50
l.,.ha,,.a ,blal demand OF March 10 IN the
,f.,nc, affair reached the State department sew
cr,l DAVIS ago. having been delivered to Minister
raylor at Madrid May is The Department 0,
SAFE has declined to make pubic the coh'eh's oi
he communication which Is long and exhaustive
hnt authorizes the announcement that Spa"' az
f,u investigation. d.savows the act o. the COM
- ~, tbo condo de VenaIto IN firing On the
Alliance on cape Nays. cuba. on March . eN-
presses regret FOR the occurrence and assures ''S
Coy.rnren, that measures have been taken 70 pre-
vent a repetition q the on"nc', ,. ,tt,,s.a-
T,yior dc,'arod that this Government Volt .s eN
pot prompt disavowal OF the act que eMp -isrs
~ r.rr. IN II. part OF Spain. and positve olIt.s
10 spanish naval commanders rot to nter,ere w,r n
Arcr.ran vessels passing through the Nihi"attuS
I.ssagc A. spain has compiled specihcal.y with
,bese demands the incident s considered closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DJSMEMBERNENT or UNION PACIFIC.

JOHN NJ. EGAN MADE RECEIVER OF THE OREGON
SHORT LINE.
Portland. Orr, June 4-Judge Gilbert. OF the
United States Circuit Court. yesterday signed the
order appointing John NJ Egan receiver OF the
oregon Short Line, thus deaching the road from
me Union Pacific system. and granting authority
10 issue S7J0.gJ receivers certificates TO pay IN
terests on bonds due. This IS the last step IN the
attack on the Union Pacific system ana the separa-
ZION of tho Oregon Short Line and virtually means
the Acknowledgement OF the big road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
DEPUTY FERRARE SHOT.

HE DEFEATED THE SOCIALIST BARBATO 7" THE
RECENT ELECTIONS PROBABLY THE WORK
OF ANARCHISTS.
Rome June 4-Slgnor Ferrare who was eiecteu
TO the Chamber Of Deputies in the recent ELECTIONS
was shot and MORALLY wounded by unknown per-
sons at Rnlni last evening. Deputy ferrare was
accosed on the street by group OF unknown men,
who first lnsultod him and finally fired several shots
a. him with a revolver Wren Ferrare fell, the
men ran away The assassination was undoupteily
no work of Anarchists S.gnOr Ferrare defeated
the Socialist candidate Barbato in his district Dy
narrow majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
FORMOsA COMMISSIONERS RETURN.
MR. FOSTER on HIS WAY HoME-KEE-LUNG CAP
TIRED BY THE JAPANESE.


London June 4-'"The Morning POST Will print
tomorrow a dispatch from Shanghai saying that Ii
Ching Pang and John w. Foster have returned 10
that city from Formosa Mr.. Foster stated that tue
formal transfer OF Formosa to the japanese WAS
effected at Kee-Lung June 2, when the necessar!
documents were exchanged Admiral haDaSa'na
acting on the part Of the japanese Governmeht.
Mr. Foster will probably return to the ,nted o'a'eS
By the first steamer. w., ar
London June 1.-The Times's' Hong Kong cor
respondent telegraphs that the japanese ailleu on
the Island of Formosa In strong force on jun ..
md after several hours fighting captured the clly
Of Kee-Lung In the fight 200 Chinese were kiiieu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
TURKEYS REPLY UNSATISFACTORY.

THE PORTE OBJECTS. IT IS SAID TO THE PRO-
POSED FOREIGN CONTROL OF ARMENIA
London. June A dispatch TO The GLOBE"
from Constantinople says the Porte handed the
reply OF the Turkish Government TO the JOIN,
.,osolc In ra~ord 70 Armenia made by France,
England and Russia to the representatives OF
those Governments in Constantinople to-day
The contents Of the document are KEPT Secret
-, 4. rs hecn-,e known that the reply is un-
eatisfac;lry to the protesting Governments ul
,,ev obiectlng to their proposed control OF Ar
mcnia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
MISS DODGE MUCH BETTER.
she GAINED CONSIDERABLE STRENGTH YEsTEN-
DAY-CONGRESSMAN HIT STEADILY
IMPROVING;

Washington. June 4.-Miss Mary A. Dodge Gan
Hamilton IS much better tonight. She passed
good day and Is considerably stronger. The vitality
Q, Miss Dodge continues to be a source OF wonder
70 those familiar with the For four days.
during an excessively heated period. she neither lost
nor gained In strength
Conrressnlan K r. Hit is somewhat better to-
day IL rests well and takes considerable nOurish-
Inen, He IS strong enough 70 SIT up. but ! as
not yet gained sufficiently 10 leave his bed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05

AsthmatIc Troubles, PleurIsy Pains. and IN
famed Threats overcome and healed by Dr.
d. Jayne's Expectorant-for fifty years an ap'
proved standby for all Coughs and Colds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-05
HE VISITS A LONDON MOSQUE.

NAsRULIA KHAN AND SUITE CELEBRATE TIE
FEAST OF BAIRAM.
London. June 4-Nasrulla Khan and his suite
attended religious services in the Mahome'an
Mosque at Working. London. this morning. III
celebration Of the Mosem feast OF Baram The
services were conducted by an Imam (high prieso
who came from Constantinope especially Tor we
occasion, assisted by two priests attaeheA u ''o
Working Mosque