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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
FErEs THROUGHOUT THE EMPIRE.
THE cAr,TrlArIoN OF TIE FRENCH ENACTED IN
I.EOKsCHrETZ.


IEOBsCHUETz
Berlin Sept i-Dispatches received here ths
evening show that Almost everywhere in Germany
the twenty-nfth anniversary of the capture OF
Sedan from the French by the forces .ed by King
william a.,erward Emperor William !; the Crown
Prince Of Prussia. aftsrwar1 Emperor Frederick
ana the Crown Prince OF SsNony. was celebrated
with much enthusiasm.
At Frankfort on he Main the celebration was Spe
clally noteworthy Eighteen thousand veterans
with bands ana banners. marched TO the Geological
Gardens, where a grand banquet was given. hnor-
nous crowds gathered along The route followed by
the veterans and caecred them again and again as
they passed In Munich there a similar ccle-
bratlon. Tho city decorated WIN nass ana
bunting. and the streets crow 1cd win the IN
hsbitants OF the place ana the people from me SUI
rounding owns ana villages. everywhere the
patriotism Of the people found vent n cheers ioT me
mon VINO took active part IN IN" struggle mat
led 90 the foun ing Of the German Empire
The German colony al Warsaw celebrated sedan
Day al the HOtc Europe The Germans IN Zurich
celebrated the day u the Ton Halle IN that ely.
Sedan Day by fed service at Leobscnhtz At p.
m the Warriors Unions Iaudiiz, l-cooschGiz. Ro-
how. KoDerwii2 and Schre! bersdor. stormed the
strongly fortified SteE0erwitz, wn.ch was defended
by the StelberWliz Warrior unions and other so
ciet.es. Then followed The equalization OF The place,
the capture Of Napoleon and representation Of
evening there was parade OF ali the unions. and n
banquet in Rothbusch. At ,: IN. blyoudc u all
the unions took place and at II p. m. there was a
military entry into Leobschhiz. with great tattoo
and military poonase IN the market place.
stegItz. near Berlin. ce.ebrateo The day By dra-
caste Nominations and a torchlight procession
The sum Of 10 900 marks WI. be contributed TO
tho Kaiser Wilhelm fund for distribution among the
veterans Of 1870 As there are over 5000 such ve-
erans In Berlin on.y those VINO are owners OF the
Iron Cross WI come in for a share OF this sum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
HUMAN CoNFORMABILITY.

It is curious how easily the race conforms itself
10 existing conditions Ncw-York, once city q
homes. il a vast caravansary. Office warehouse,
depot point Of distribution for the continent but no
one save the muiti-miliIonaIre any longer afford
10 dwell In II, Does this the New Yorker?
No. he picks himself up by social circles a
and moves TO where he get more room plenty
Of ozone beautiful scenery and equally swift
TRANSFORMATION 70 his place of business; and later
we discover a Fashionable nelEhborhood In the sub
urbs which was once a fashionable neigh borhDod
In New-York cts proper. Central Park West was
and beautiful Park IIil. opposite the Palisades on
the stately Hudson IL Of these.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
NO CHANGE IN THE DATES.
THE FIRST RACE FOR THE Clp WILL BIZ SAILED
NEXT sATrRDAY-A DINNER FOR
LORD pI'NRANEN

LORD DuNRANEN.
Tho announcements concerning the international
yacht races posted at the NewYork Yacht Gun
have not been changed and il IS said 10 be "A GER
ta.nty that the racea least the first one--wl!i DC
sailed on September T. AT the club yesterday It was
said that no change had been made In any OF the
plars. and nothing new had been done.
dinner to be given to Lord Dunraven by the
Board OF Governors OF the NewYork Yacht ciuo
after the races are sailed being discussed yes
ter1ay. The dinner far many OF the detalis
concerned. is in embryo form as yet Ine
dinner Will in all probability be gwen on board W
X. Vanderblt's yacht. the Valiant In the harDor
at Newport +, will be an exceptionally elaborate
affair The table Will have for a cloth a mat or
woven seaweed. and will be shaped like a rrdder.
The seagrass viii be woven in an artistic snape,
and at the dinner. far possible, sea 1000 VIII
predominant At the right Of each guest VIII be a
dainty affair resembling coral del. WneH thls ls
explored an oyster Will be found sleeping in real
sea water. looking II II just from the bot
tom OF the ocean. B.uefish Will be ~ rhe main
Dishes and everything In connection with the din
ner. even 10 the favors IL expected 70 smack or
the sea and seamen. As Lord Dunraven has not
signifed a time when he can attend the dinner,
owing the work Of looking after his yacht, al the
details probemat.cll as yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
LATE STEAMSHIP ARRrviLS

Steamer Edam Dutch, Brunsma' Amsterdam
August Il with merchandise and esh'y-ohe s'ee,as,
n,ass,gers n Netherlands American Line. arrived
a. the Bar at = p. m. . ,.,.... Do,,.,S.u
steamer Veendam Dutch, Nandsrsee. ho,,e.ss"
August q and Bou;Ogne August y. with mefSnsn
d,se 1917 cabin and 2l3 steerage passengers 10 N'sn
erlands- American Steam Navigation company a"
rived AT the Bar AT a:i2 p. m. ", oo,o,
stcamer CIV ~ Columbia, Jenney. West rom,
and Norfolk with merchandise and passengers W
Old Dominion ;. ;. Co ,,....,,o III,
steamer sem.nole Chichester, JaeksonvIe. "a.
August % and Charlest9n ;, E. ~ % win "e''"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
SPENDS HIS TINE IN HIS WIFES TOMB
TIE STRANGE ACTION OF JONATHAN REED
DRAWS MANY PEOPLE TO EVER
GREEN CEMETERY.

Thousands Of people hocked to Evergreen Gene
terry yesterday to catch glimpse OF Jonathan Reed.
a retired merchant. who for the last two weeks has
been practically wing In tomb in which his Wife !
body Is placed Reeds wife died years ago.
After her death he visited her tomb daily. until her
father Mr.. Gould, lnterfered. On the death OF his
~ ,hcr-in-law, Reed had a tomb bull, and had his
wife's body taken from that of her father to his
own The tomb cost $1,000 and he furnished 1t ex-
pensivey. 49,,
Every day he visits the cemetery and sits until
shortly before o'clock when the cemetery closes
Al night Reed sleeps in "A furnished room at No. %
South Ninth-st. He refuses to talk about his
action in staying at the tomb further than t" say
that he loved his wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
reIB OF cHOLERl ~ san FRANCISCO

SINCE THE REPORTED EPIDEMIC IN HONOLULU
EXTRAORDINARY PRECAUTIONS HAVE hLhN
TAKEN TO PROTECT THE CITY
San Francisco. Sept THE health au'"o'i".s
IN this cir, are not much alarmed Oeer IN" '"i'''
of a cholera epidemic in Honolulu a''S'" y" ~"
been brought there b. the British steamer D.,,she
4 spe 4 meeting OF tire Bclrd OF healln VII Sa
called \ thin day or so, wnen measure 49,
enacted 10 prevent any Drt'h.Hs Jul W '
disease here ,,.,,.. rslarde will be
,,, o,,.ron,ino1 and the city health oficer WIZ
iesue notices to the pubic urging SPECIAL a,ennor
10 cleanliness and the boiling 81 al MIX anu ""'S'
u.bich thpN may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
THE KAISER TREATS LORD LoNSDALE
WELL.

THE LATE ENGLISH HOST OF THE EMPEROR
RECEIVES EVERY ATTENTION.
Berlin. Sept 1-Emperor William Is showing 'ne
s-o,test attention TO the Earl Of Lonsdale whose
guest His Majesty was during part OF inc tine ne
recently spent in England. His Majesty mas
deputed a personal valet ana page 10 van "po"
,ha Earl at the Bristol Hotel. where he IS staying
,o,r, carriage has been placed at his disposal
nv r,r1 dined with the Emperor this evening
To,morrow he will attend The paraas 90, on r tne
nr, nsrriape He will attend the opera IN Inc
ppveninF occupying the Imperial box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
SIXTEEN or THEM EXECUTED
cutNANEN CONCERNED IN THE MASSA-
cREs GET THEIR REWARD.


TIVE CHRISTIANS rERsEcurEp-ThEf
CALL UroN \ HTNG-HuA MAGIs-
TRATE ~ VAIN.
London Sept IA dispatch IRON Sha"shai
GAYS that the sixteenth person sentenced Tor par
,ic,nation in the massacre of missionaries al hu-
Cha,g has been executed. The dispatch adds
that as vet nothing has been done in regard 10 the
claims made by the British and American Minis
tors respecting the attacks on missionaries al
Cheng-Tu.
The Times" will tomorrow publish dlspat'h
from shanghai saying that some Chihese '..''9-
tjans have cen brutally harried neal Hins-Hua'
=, 49,. .,.,, 90 NJ Fo-Kien Their houses were
burned their property pundered, and their cat
tlo stolen one man was fatally wounded. a
magistrate was asked five tines To assist the
chrisfiars. but he refused to do arytrinS 10 pre-,
vent outrages Thi1 magistrate had puolisnea
an ambiguous proclamation referring to inc NJ
Chenr m,ssacre melting the rising against thi
CHRISTIANS Worse troubles are expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
mr. poDA AND DE BENALUA FIGHT y
DUEL.

THE FORMER MARRIED. IN NETWORK THE
WIDOW or EX-PREsIDENT BAERlos'
OF GUATEMALA.
Madrid. Sept Count de Benalua' VINO was an
intimate friend Of the late King Alfonso MI anu
Sehor Martinez de Roda, who some une ago n'''
ried in New-York the widow oil eA-rIeS''e'' '".
,a. ~ Guatemala became involved In quarrel
ooa,,lv Witch resu,ted In the sending and accept
49, -; a challenge to fight a duel The meeting
took place on the French frontier. ald pO'" ''o
duell!sts were wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

coo,. soidiers and civilians attended the services
in memory ~ those who lost their lives In the.
defence of the town AL those present NJ the
services wore mourning. Detachm.hts oi m
s,r,' and cavalry were stationed outside Of the
churches. and stood at attention as the people
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
ne FEIICE AND BARBATO AGAIN RE
rT-RNEn

Rome eept 1-Bye-elections f,r members Of
the Chamber Of Deputies held to-day in Catan'a,
rasena and Milan resulted in the return Of the
Socialists De Feiice and Barhaio, BON or
,rborn are serving terms OF imprisonment 10
Fel,co was elected in Ca'an!a and Barbato In Cascna
and Milan Both had previously been returned TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

WW"'IE' iav secretsry Commodore Joseph Rot nos
general order for the race an ounces that tnere
n ~ Tor catboats 4 feature OF the occasion
viii 10 a parade OF gsyly decorated yachts or Long
Beach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Mrs. NJ. F. Ford. Boston.
Miss T.. l.. Gordon. Boston
l.. Herman. Danvlile. Va.
ord j. VI. Morgan * wife. New
80 Orleans.
&. g. Nottingham & wife.
ohlo Chattanooga.
.. +. Emmons. Chicago.
'Nh' METROPOLE.
'" f. A. Worden. Muskegon.
Hos- b. H. Dinmcnt. Baltimore.
q. Palmer & wife. Red
fo dix, W. 4. Perryman & wife.
Terre Haute.
g. r. Dillon & wife, chi
my. ". ". Bray & wife. Chit
Miss william. Chicago.
70 l.. H. Hracy Mitchell. s. ID.
!. chi. Il. Black. Boston
- NORMANDrE.
ndon G. q. Root. Minneapolis.
treal II W Root. Minneapolis.
Hdzle- VI ! Myers. North Carol N
Il. NJ Brown n wife. Wash
inRton.
q. A. Qllnlau. Hous,oa,
Mis- 4 y. QulnIan. Hous-
ton. Texas.
wife @. \ Qulnlan. ir, Houston.
Texas.
'"'' PARK AVENUE.
Fran H. l.. Roberts. Salem. Mass
\. 4. Wells. san francisco.
Jel'i- j. :. CORNING. k1O hester.
G.. T.. Winderw wood. Dayton.
eir'h' Ohio.
Ill. NJ 9. Freeman. Grand
hko'h' Rapids.
- A. NJ. Fox. Chicago.
nst"n' \. l.. Potter, Chicago.
r.. G. Deard0if. Toledo.
latlrs' Mrs. l.. - Hart. Texas.
T.. q. Rice. columbus.
g. l.. Bullard, Utica
arren II. T. Johnson. Dayton.
ohio.
4. ST. CLOUD.
ny. j. \. craig. Indianapolis.
h"ihh II. \. Low" Il wife. Mobile,
Ala.
ay Ton W. NJ. Argall. Ishpeming.
Mich.
rings Mrs. NJ r.. Denny st.
Louis.
Nansas Miss Kelly. Paris
j. X. Ryan. Troy.
+. Kane n wife. Phiiadel-
o,,r phia.
SS Vn Baroness II. Hickey. Paris.
.apids. ST. JAMES.
% JUS l.. Ogden. Toronto.
T. &. Lentze. Albany.
r. G. Hope & wife, Phila-
ia,ns delphia
' II. Downs. PittsburG
pi,,s- y. Gsumbach. Galveston.
Miss X. Manvill. Chicago.
o. Martin. Chicago.
mock sTURTEvANT.
Ia. j. Ridgeway * wife. Phila-
delphla.
Or. I. darlington. Blltim re.
n. kimDall. Newburg.
IT. II. T. jefferson. Louisville.
shinr-l NJ. 4. Stratton * wife.
Clarksville. Tenn.
New l. VI. Rector. Newport
W. Il. Andrew. salt Lake
ckson city.
W. Z. Pettus. Washington.
ston. ". II. Grimes. Washington.
Ills. ,r>Do,,r
;tOn.
d. s. Galley & wife. Lisbon.
Ohio.
Or. r. J. Thomson & family.
Ale Salem. Ohio.
q. j. Sommer & wife. Cleve-
wa. land.
Fort W. Newman Il family. jack
sonyille
ncIsco. :. +. Morss. Indianapolis.
Fran j. T.. Donnelly' Boston.
lie WESTMINSTER.
c.. r. Flanagan. Wilkes
barre.
San +. ". Larncd. Wilkesbarre.
Mrs. g. II. W,l.sao. n. PIT $
burg
.ouis J. II. Fellows. Scranton.
. wife. a. VI. stewart, FttsDurg
Or r. Wright. London.
England
III. Mrs. C. II. stockder. Merit
den. Conn.
SEQ. Mrs. A. NJ. j. Reynolds.
Washington.
+. II. Bushell Liverpool,
(. England.
Kan r. =. Foshay. Toxic.
T.. ;. Isom & wife. Ceve-
Miss NJ. +. Cook. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
TpoOpSUIP OFF HAVANA.

Madrid. Sept; IA dispatch from Havana to the
.1mnarcial says that Cienfuegos reports that a
ttoopship from Spain mas been sgnalled OF mat
etvo .he troops an enthusiastic welcome. The
streets which are handsomely decorated, wer" aicd
with people to-day awaiting the arrFal OF IN"
trOopship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
SEDAN DAY IN SEDAN.

MOURNING AND SOLEMN SERVICES RECALL. THE
SURRENDER OF NAPOLEON liz
Paris Sept. 1.-The town II Sedan TO-DAY OBJ
served the anniversary Of its capture by the
Germans IN 1870. The churches were drapcd in
black and the Municipal Council and many Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
COUNT GABRIEL KAROLY1 DEAD.

Wanna Sept Count Gabriel Karoly'. prorni
mont Radical member OF the Lower House oil the
Reichsrath died Yesterday from apopleXy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
. chamber. but that body declared their election
M NOT WANT BULLFIGHTs STOPPED.

no NOT WANT BULLFIGHTS STOPPED
THE nAyoNNE MUNICIPAL COUNCIL RESIGN BE
cArsE THE GOVERNMENT POLICE
PREVENT THE SPORT
paris Sent IA series OF great bullhghts was
axod ~ begin at Bayonne to-day. and the cele-
bra,ed Spanish bulhghicr Mazzant!ni was specld.'S
engaged to appear The police however refused 10
a,ov the fight to proceed. drd they caused Maz%ih-
tlni To be conducted to the Spanish frontier. Inc
neon.e were anxious to bul.hght. ana the ac-
ton of the police was greeted with boots ana cries
~ der'son A number OF Senator'S and members Cf
the Chamber OF Deputies and Municipal. Couhfh
interviewed with the police to have the performance
co on but al their efforts were useless. When the
members OF the Municipal Council found that ne
ne.ce we're determined 10 prevent the hght ana 10
send Nazzautirl ont Of he country, they he.l a
sDecal meeting and unanimously decided TO resiSi
Five hrgades OF genddrmes and many mounted
ro.lc, occupied the arena The young hnS OF
Servia was present. but his mother hdd Dceh as
sured beforehand that the authorities would not A.
low the fight 49, - :
a. Ares there was a bullfght in the presence q
800 persons Three bulls and three horses were
II was intended to have n fight at Tarascon. but
the Authorities prohibited H. The inhabitants were
made very angry by the intervention OF the p0lce:
and the members of the Town Council, protested
against the fight being stopped The ponce were
oDcurate. however and the fight did not take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

showed his group OF wonderfully trained eephan,s;
The German cafe. palm garden ara ~, Ur nm
but they are completed AMI will be open to the
public after to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

WARNING TO VALKYRIE ADMIRERS
London. Sept. 1.-The Graphic vii, tomorrow
say:
There is a tendency on this side to be little
cocksure" OF the result OF the races for the Amer
icas Cup. Unless the Nalkyr.e shows that she can
stand up to her canvas well as the Defender,
Englishmen and Scotchmen had better not whistle
too loudly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

cnces in curing Themselves.
Address. WORLDS DIsPEN-
sARy MEDICAL ASSOCIATIONS,
no. g, Main Street, Buffalo,
New York.
Mrs los. C. coLLrSs, Up. o. Box
1871 OF HiGfd Crnfre dLrgdny a.,
~ Y writes: "Itook Dr. Pierce :
Favoritc Prescription for three
months and il Helped me more
than all the other medicines that
mad taken Had been sick to'
four months with uterine troubles
IAN now be around on my tee'
withou, any trouble whatever
before taxing Favori,e Prescrip,
ton I could hardly get around
a, all I hope this statement VIII
benefit others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

irrcyularitcs that 50 indHy "V'''" V"U"'V'
"Favoritc Prescription contains no alcohol to in
cb-;a,e. no syrup or sugar to dcfange digestion AZ
brcniiay in its remedial results as IN us composition
As powerful, invigorating tonie, II inpars
strength 10 the whole system, particularly TO the
womb and lis appendazcs For feeble women gen.
as s': an Appealing cordial and restorative tonic
A Book Of r6s pages; on Woman and Her Dis.
eases +" their Nature and How to Cure them by home
,ea,,eut sent sealed in plain cNleiopc on receipt
~ ,e cents in stamps for postage. This book IS pro-
fsey illustrated with wood ana Golorea plates,
iso 9TH a vast number Of reproduced photographs
ar,osc cu-ed by the use Of Favore Prescription
a. without having to go through the ordeal Of
cnrsui,;n0 A doctor Full names and addresses are
e"en so YOU can correspond ara Learn theif open
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

Afh RCA 80
ALBEMARLE.
Nine. Var5t. Paris.
NJ. Montillot. Paris.
!. W. Carleton, Hartford.
+. Persinger. Washington.
u. NJ. Moses. Tacoma.
o. f.. Bates. Dayton. ONO.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
r. Taylor & wife. Albany.
&. n. Johnson. Boston.
G. Fisher. Springfield. III.
g. II. Nichols Il wife. Bos
ton
II. +. Allen. Dayton. ohio.
!. f.. Arms rong Norfolk.
=. Keller. Baltimore.
II. X. Greene. Peoria.
4. Scott. Washington.
H. Ellis & wife. Albany.
BRUNSWICK.
T.. s Langley chicago.
!. O. Twlcheil * wife, chi
cagO.
". II. Parker. Chicago.
Mra. \. x. Yates, London
Dr. II. H. Yates. Montreal.
&. &. Heller & wife. Hazls
ton. Penn.
EVERETT.
Miss l.. Fancy. London
England.
NJ. Richard. Paris.
VI. B Anderson a wife
Boston.
Miss T.. sullivan. san Fran
cisco.
@. T.. Pancoast. San Fran
cisco.
-. +. Perry q wife. Jeffer
son. ohio.
G. a. Warner. Jefferson
!. Hicks * wife. Oshkosh
WIS.
The Rev. J. y. Funston
T. rtsmouth. Va.
6. \. Reed X wife. Charles
ton.
GlLSEY.
+. j. Sullivan, Warren
Ohio.
4. !. WING. Cleveland.
s. B. Ladd. Kansas CITY.
A. T. liendrickson. Indian
apolls.
Mrs. :. a. Dickey. Dayton
Ohio.
J. J. sumpter. Hot Springs
{. f.. Davis. Chicago.
II. G. James, IT, kansa
city.
GRAND UNION
A T. Henry. Washington.
T. y. Fetzer. Danville. Va.
G. A. Coye. Grand Rapids
r. H. Miller. Cedar Rapids
lC. Martin. Harrisburg.
II L. Shiland. Boston.
f.. T. Hall. Syracuse.
II. X. Speed. New-Orleans.
&. II Gall. Chicago.
Colonel W v Taylor. Pitts
burg
c. Penn. Troy.
W. ". Stockey. Hancock
Mich.
y. Elkan. Philadelphia.
GRAND.
l.. Chadwick. Chicago.
=. :. Crane. Cincinnati.
Z. r. Humphrey. Washing
ton.
G. G. Doolittle. New
Haven.
o. Groom. jr.. Jackson
Mich.
T. &. r. Dix. Washington.
&. T. Nolan. Indianapolis.
+. +. Major. Washington.
HOFFMAN.
II. Peyton. Washington.
Mrs. W. A. Stone, ALE
ghany city.
w. f. Hearth. Otta wa.
NJ. l.. Jones & wife. For
Wayne.
W. Edwards. san Francisco
W. y. knights. San Fran
cisco.
y. Morris. indianapolis.
HOLLAND.
II. Pagot & wife. Sal
Francisco.
II. Crosby. Pittsburg.
T.. Wainwright. 81. Louis.
Or. l.. II. Iienning & wife
Chicago.
p. J. callan. Albany.
NJ. kingman. Peoria. III.
4. J. Parker. Albany.
q. Daily. San Francisco.
J. II. kellogg. Denver.
MARLBOROUGH.
K l.. Brown & wife. Kan
sas CITY.
j. j. Morris & wife. New
Castle. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
VESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

Although there were fewer arrivals yesterday than
m davs last week the leading hotels still full
~ guests as but few had given up their rooms.
larg number of them Will stay In town over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
ANDREW CARNEGIE on THE IRISH CUES


London. Sept 1.-THE Times" viii tomorrow
publish a coumn-long .etter from Andrew Carnegie
on the Irish question He urges the present Gov
eminent to create a central authority In ireland to
deal with private bills. which au hory might
afterward be developed into such safe subordinate
home rule as the States of the American Union
enjoy under the Supreme Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
THE world IL ever as we take II.

This was the sentiment Of
an old lady to her gfandchild
Mabel. And maDy a Mabel
has found tito be true. and
she has taken care Of her
health. She keeps on hand a
supply oJ Dr. Pierce's Favor.
lie Prescription, ard 80 is M,
troubled with those wasting
asses. weaknesses. dragging
n" sensations and functional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02
AN ALLEGED FORGER TO RETURN FROM
RE,RIIN.

Berlin. Sept The German Government has
granted the cxtraditon Of the alleged chicago
fOrger & +. Rim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

The Military Correspondent recalls the fact
that the young German Hussar VINO commune
Gated 10 a friend the news Of the PrGssiar VIC
tory at Sedan on a postal ard IN Sanscrt Is
TODAY the German Ambassador al Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

The real celebration takes place tomorrow.
The Kaiser has directed that severe restrictions
shall be observed In controlling the crowds He
has requested that the children Of the Berlin
schools who number about 81 600 shall form In
line and march from the Castle to the Old Kaiser
Palace in Inter den Linden. They VIII then
form IT. parallel lines, between which the En-
peror will pass with his color company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

A remarkably fine rhetorical poem b. Ernst
Wildenbruch has been published here accom-
panied by an enthusiastic and critical approval
on the part Of Herr Zelle. the Burgomaster.
This poem has taken the fancy OF Berners ana
undoubtedly will be recited everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-02

At the command Of the Emperor, Krolls Thea
tire will tomorrow night reproduce the Ballet
Mintaria" which was first performed on the oc-
casion Of the fetes marking the return Of En-
peror William | at the head Of the Prussian
ARMY after the victories of 1870. The audience
will consist entirely Of invited guests
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-24
A MIRACLE
OF The 18th CENTURY
Performed at Fort Scott in Day.
light.

I have a large circle of friends, all
Of whom know of my cure.
A tumor weighing 40 pounds removed
without pain or knife. could not de-
scribe to you how much 1 suffered for
many years, but my neighbors all know,
none Of whom thought I could live at
all, but thanks to the Lord and to Dr.
Dolphin, am well and feel better than
l have for twenty years. DR.. Dolphin
is no travelling cuack, but an old citi-
zen of Kansas and resident Of AT Main
street, Fort Scott, so if you are suffer-
ing with any so-called incurable case of
any kind or description. it will pay you
to call on or address him.
My tumor is not the only miracle he
has performed to my own personal
knowledge. So if you doubt me, come
and see me. MRS. KATE MATSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
G. II. Requa, county clerk of Bourbon
county, Kansas, this June 25, 1895.
(SEAL) G. H. REQUA,
County Clerk.
DR.. Dolphin is a specialist and treats
all kinds and descriptions Of diseases.