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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
gHE CAPTURE or JEFTFRSOy ia ViS.

From The Buffalo courier
Thomas j. Lane Of pttsburg. until recently
conductor a cabe-car but in war time nrst ser
geant OF Company VI. I'M Pennsylvania cavalry,
soldier 10 lay hands jefferson DAVIS after IS
hight from Richmond. As a certain General harh.
den. who prOiessed TO be the officer VINO chptnftd
Davis has been denying that the COniedrrlte
President Was disguised ia woman's attir" al me
time Mr. Lane has just told the story afresh 10 4
name OF IIarndcn was there. DAVIS wore a com
mon sun poke bonnet, which Was ughtly fa't-
encI 10 conceal his face. IL did not wear hoop
skirt or Il shawl but had on long smoking e.
dressing gown. which was loopch around ana looked
murn ike a WOman's skirt MIS-. Davis lei hn
along and said. This old woman is sick and must
yet 10 the spring. VIII You let MS pass? Ian"
was standing by he guard and they let the par
10 by but the old woman with the POKE bonner
auproach"d the spring she slipped AMI DISPLAYED a
DAVIS ran toward him raised his gun and
shouted: Davis. halt Davis turned. pulled his
gown open and answered: shoot me. XII me-
Lane ran mp placed his hand his shoulder and
assured him that he would not be harmed DAVIS
thanked him and added "Your men are killing
me- This incident had occurred while skrmish
was going on, and II now turned out ihHt the Penn
svlvnnla troops wcr" irng som" men or the
an Michigan cavalry who were also hunting Tor
"A small threc-cornercd paper containing the coun-
tcrslcn '"Tybce." which enabled Davis to escape
through the Union lines. Davis told MN IL had
been stolen from the headquarters OF coroner WI
Jams commanding the 3lst Ponrsylvahla volhh-
teers Lane still has this paper and sh,dI p''uir
ter lie never got any of the reward offered. and
saws he believes IL went to the Michigan men re
PAYS a tribute 10 Dav.ss courtesy, uni"'orapo
Is we're the circumstances for Its display
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
ADMIRAL MEADE'S UTIERANCE.
ROBUST AMERIcANIsM HIS OFFENC

NODtSI AMEklCANlSM f1lo UT i i>->~i-'
From The Boston Journal.
Specious excuses for the Governments policy have
been offered. but there is no doubt that ne "a a.
mFa.s own explanation is the right one. ne iis
been punished for his robust c ana b and
MS powerful squadron TO scuite out OF me SariD
bean Sea while across Nicaragua me brltsn ma
rln.s were taking armed possession OF Coilnto ~as
veIr likely the last straw which broke the HON
hearted sailors patience
MAY BE HARD TO FIND AN AcCrsER.
From The Hartford Post.
Should any make complaint against the Az
miral. the President must consistently ordei, a;
conrt-martiai or order an Investigation The Gi
Guilty y that X may be hard TO find an ofcer "lIlhs
y make complaint as Admiral Meade Is eXceeu-
ingly popular
THE REAR-ADMIRAL SHOULD NOT RETIRE
From The Worcester Telegram.
II the Republican party would honor him 10 whoin
all honor !s due the next Administration tne ~
publican ari Stars and-Strpcs Adminlstri uoii
snoue give Rcar-Admirol Richard Wcrscin Mss see
piece from the very neart Of the watermelon WEI
u Is cut. All up for Meade. Sock II 10 THIS ADMIN,
icslraon Admiral! Plant your foot rsnt IN V }or
Meade, The country cannot afford TO nave such d
man retire from public se;vice.
WANTS AN EXAMPLE MADE OF HIM.
From The New-York Times.
IL Is to be hoped that the discipline which ne nas
be- enforced against tie Admiral. No Administra-
ton which allows Itself to be insulted or assaied 10y
nS than 70 ow can s"f TO be asuited or
sailed b. the representatives OF foreign fo"e'S
MEADE WOULD NOT PLAY THE COtKIIhf~
From The Buffalo Express.
II has been known for sone time that naval ON,
GERS who refused to play courier 10 ,ns pntnd 70
PROSECUTIONS and been made the victims OF u n,ads
determinations And now this monstrous ln''a A.
MIRA Mesl ws e one OF the bes, ofcers OF the
Navy. into retirement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
NE WANTED TO BE READY roR THE WAR

"
Secretary Gresham usually walks from his hotel
10 the state department. The other morning. while
on his way through Lafayette Park he was stopped
hy "A little white haired old lrishman. who doffel
his hat and. holding II In his hand. thus accosted
him.
is this Judge Gresham"
"pui on your hat. my man. or you'll catch the
grip" the Secretary replied. II am the judge.
''Wcll. Judge" the lttlc old man replied. ITS
lust this way. have been reading IN the papers
that We stood good chance 10 have war with
England I have been waiting for such chanc" TO
get In a few Hicks for ;hc old country ever since
/ left -. Pairick's blessed band. Sure. and hope
YOU are not going to take II away from me now.
And 50 you want 10 go To war; the secretary
asked
Indeed | d. II England's the spapeen 10 he
licked though know would get killed. But when
I came back. Judge, sure would vote Tor you
lor President
well said Secretary Gresham. restraining a
smile you send your address To the state Depart
mont and II have war I'll notify you In time
ready"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
Survived HER HUSBAND ONLY DAl.

Edmon Bankman at one time a lawyer WIN
Offices a, No 229 Broadway died al his home NO
135 West One-hundred- and-twenty-ihifd-s. on
Saturday His wife died yesterday Mr.. Blank
man who was sixty-fve years Of age. had not
practised his profession for many years n cof'Se
quence OF heart affections. Recently his wife, VINO
was in her ffty-seventh year. fell seriously ILL., ana
the shock that follow ed his knowledge OF the graV-
ity Of her Illness which caused by cancer.
completely Frustrated him. ,, .
The funeral Of both will take place al their iate
home tomorrow afternoon at oc.ock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
OBITUARY NOTES.

Saratoga ~ Y. May Il (SpecaD.-Thomas +.
Allen. who served captain OF Company II. 20
N.m-York Cavalry during the war. died this after
noon He was a member OF Post Wheeler. whicn
has lost two comrades inside Of twenty hours, the
other being Major william J. Riggs. OF the 80 New
York Artillery. who passed away last night cap
tain Aen hfty-one years Old ana Is su''"e'
by a widow and three children =. ,.o.,,s
Poughkcepsic y Y. May Pr. J. G. Porteous,
one ~ IN. most prominent physicians and surgeons
~ mis- civ died suddenly last night. OF vaivusar
disoase ~ the heart He was surgeon OF me hsta
Tcv,-York Volunteers In the late war ana on ac-
r,,, ~ his courageous service In his line OF du'y
vas mentioned in general orders by General Butter
He was fify-six years Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
GAVEL FOR THE NEXT SPEAKER

Grafton. W. Va May II (SpecaD.-The gavei
which will call the next Congress to order VIII
come from West Virginia. and be made or west
Virginia wood 1t will be furnished by Mr. DOT
renee. Of Thomas. Tucker County. ana be madc
from a piece Of laurel The gavel Is now in inc
Possession of Senator-c,ect s. H. Elkins, VINO mas
been requested by the maker 10 have IL presented
70 the next Speaker Of the House by Congressman
DAYTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
FOR RErrERlxG AFFAIRS ~ ARMENIA

Constantlnople May 70 Three - the embassies
here yesterday presented t. the Sultan scheme
FOR the reform OF the condition - affairs AT pres
,ni existing IN Armenia
London May Z THE DAILY Nc~s'e' corr'sp, md
ent at Mousn writes thai To-. SPECIAL European dele
gates ia the C..1misslon ~ Inquiry lex Mou-A On
MAY Tor the scenes 81 the Armchair massacre.
The Turkish member OF The Commission were 10
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Guerial Notices.


FIFTH AVENUE:
AUCTION ROOMS.
2ss FIFTH AVENUE.
VIM b. NORMAN Auc,oneer.
EXECUTORS SALE
HANDSOME DRAWING-ROONs
LIBRARY. DINING-ROOM
AND BEDROOM
FURNITURE.
cas$ HT vsans Msf Derby
Dresden Ko G Mn,on Porcelain Plates and Dinner
Dessert and Tea Sets.
REAL BRONzEs
CHOICE; E;NGRANINGS,
Including Artist Proofs after Landseer' sen"aS
I-prch Piano a collection OF Books
oriental and European Turkish Rugs Witon
Berlin and Body Brussels carpets
FRENCH CLOCK SETS. LACE CURTAINS. AND ALL
THE ACCESSORIES OF
RICHLY AND TAsrEFULLY FURNISHED MANSION.
BEioNGING TO THE ESTATE OF THE LAiH
MRS. KATE Il. SPAULDING.
widow Of Henry F. spaulding.
r Ime rom The dmeIIing No. COS Fifth are
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION AT THE
FIFTH AVENUE AUCTION ROOMS
2es Fifth Avenue near 9th ST..
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS.
MAY "A. Is. 10 AND Il.
AT = O'CLOCK BY ORDER OF
Henry E. Malin oornea Beekwi.h ard the rarmes
Loan and Trust Company Of the Guy OF Ne" i''" La
EXHIBITION MONDAY. MAY 10. A. NJ TO p NJ
All leading Eurpesn nsw,DaPsT' aaa So and
iusne st. one door cas- OF Broadway. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
SEARCHING FOR THE GLAD rlp.XGs

Victoria. y c. May y 50 news has been re-
ccivsi u he missing steamer Glad T.iings. which
left Port Thompson two weeks aeo with ten dele
gates to the Methodist Conference now IN session
here The .;camer MnuGe last nigh, dis
patched To search for her. The fear Is generally
EXPRESSED here that the missing steamer had been
disabled and blown out t. sea. with the probail"
loss Of all aboard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
wtRsHIPS Ar SAVANNAH. o..

Savannah Ga. May l2-The United States
cruisers Atlanta and Raleigh arrived at Tybee
from Key West about o'clock this afternoon ana
a row anchored off the outer bar They are here
49,, or,or. from Secretary Herbert. and will
aat, drring the May week festivities. May II
TO Il The cruisers VIII come UP iSoee 'o""S III
fhn morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

II sDeaks well for the German Army that OF the
2Oco0 recruits who joined the colors in 1871 tHere
were only 6l7 who could not read or write. Ac-
cordng to the official reports issued IT Paris, no
less than GOO were ignorant OF these elements "
education among the $4,000 conscripts who joiner
the French Army during The came perlol Al las
bon-admlttedly the most highly educated town or
city in Portugal--more than half OF the population
can neither read nor write.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

t1Nc; OF AsuANTEEs ENvOYs not RECEIVED BY
QUEEN VICTORIA DEcAbEN'E or THE SIAN
1911 VINE INDUSTRY DEATH or
DERBY wINNER-'THE TINES STAFF
II is not often that foreign embassy Is grc''''
on It's arrival In the country OF the Governments
,o which IL IL accredited with such message as
that which was delivered TO the ENJOYS OF me N'"b
of Ashaniee on landing AT Liverpool re- sh's
They were officially Informed that their kns Was
moi n ruler OF sufficient importance 10 be per.
miffcd 10 send Ambassadors To queen victoria.
ard that under any circumstances. Her MhJes'y
could not receive a mission from ruler who
there is good reason 20 believe. allows ana couh-
fenances the practice OF human sacrhce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
OF the Dechen Cave, its discovery was due TO mere

The Geological Gardens at Berlin have just re-
ceived from the Dutch East Indies an ape utterly
unlike anything OF the kind ever seen before I'D
Europe. 1t is OF the orang-outang species, ana OF
a bright. faring red. with bare neck anu d re
markable hooked nose. The inhabitants OF gu
said TO regard IT with superstit:ous res
erence. IL is alleged that these apes can swei,
their larynxes 10 an enormous extent. utterng iouo
sounds which cannot be described In words
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
TO DEVELOP COMMERCIAL RELATIONS

Rome. May The Government has apIon,' !
Slgno. Sallmbcrlo. cN-rember oi the chamber
OF Deputies 20 WIS.,, Montreal on q special mission
havlns for l;s object 'a' development 81 CONNER
clal relations between Italy ana Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
TRIBTNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Balance from Tribune Fresh AIR Fund season OF oos ~
pal,nrc from tribune cal Fund winter u 80" 10
i,r1"..as ~ A fnir held In September 1874. 10y thc
iucuit.rs Z the W T. y. CUB. OF pu.''.'ss
COUNTY y Y. per Josephine W Slelsh' se''e ~, IN,
p,rt proceeds ~ a fair held october. 1884 at
piermont y. by Il Few l;tle girls per ''' - IN
Wcs'crN"lt i.,,,
rr.sh Air Charity Committee u 'anahaagui;
y balance remaining from local iund raised
entertainment - Ft'sh Mt '"''''" % cx
during season u 1871
Legacy from late Mr. Cornea H. strong per Her ~,
laughter Mrs payson Merrill. 'o'''
Half proceeds Of m 'ntertainn'n, E .tS ~ ~, w
pupils Mrs Spenors school for ''r'S, ~ 30 ,oe ~
West Foriy-~glfh-s;. ihufs'it 'i,S ~ W
Proceeds of n cake and candy sale neir ny .n,
Ruttrick Louise Brooks. clara t,ls, '.or.
Vrbber and Vptegcri. n the r'S'uehVe On M
- their number -, me ia
First Reformed church Sunla, rh,. ~ ~
church ~ the Green'r u li'cHenS''N' y - ,ooo
per t''is" $50
Miss olive Leonard West Salem N's'''''''.'' ,ono
chemist
Ilrice Colard. 800. IN oo
c'harl.s and Katharine Niles calumet Mi'n,'I ~,
Mrs George '" p's'"''N ~ '............... 500
Proceeds II an entertainment given ~ l"usn- ON,
keepsi~ Y. 10y Lotto. Janet anu -N
.Charfv Ten" Kings Daughters. Su'ln r'r" "a ~,
Methodist Episcopal church l"9"nIG". .choa ~
Confrihutiun by class IN the SUNG 'o.s ~
tho first church ~ Christ. NJ N'"i"'h"""' .,
conn per /. ". Miner treasurer -, 49, v W
Money armed hy A class "i htl' s.,'S ,..,,.nn
v"i,rr, rer Mrs. John King ...........- $40
Theodore D
A E.............+ 49,
nr,cccds Of a fair held At the house u Mrs f. 400,
r. iIoughton. by ten i'l' si's. ''.'''''''''''' '"
,,a, :, 1893 ........................si.s $40 IS
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yOtH AND HIS TINES.

From The Chicago Tribune
"Speaking OF Noah said the exchange edl'oi,
"Who's Shedding OF Noah? interrupted the
''iT he owed anybody for work on the AK re-
s,,rpd the other ignoring the query. his den's
,, ,.,,', heen llaui la;ed when the rain came
..rh,f doesn't follow at ALL. retorted the iinanclai
editor lie may have had large floating IN
.Tf Won knew anything about finances YOU would
,,noy that he could settle all that by watering MS
Ginning from you that's shear nonsense, II
y. rnrrld have exhibited his animals wouldn't ne
"a No. The honaza came with later Flood
lin ba1 -" nenty OF provisions. anyhow. He hal
..vou oueht to be 'Sh. md OF YOURSELF
..v,hnt do YOU Noah bout"
.Nat.r YOU trying 20 say. anyway? ,
Ark hastily spoke up the index editor. / near
somebody coming" ,,. =,
- del,igc 'entemcn." exclaimed the railway edi.
,or huetling in 'yOu We said enough forty-daN'
", ,,,r thr assembly broke up In confusion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Daniel Heating. A brother-ln-law Of Richard Dor
ney manager Of Days Theatre. died In the Alexian
Brothers Hospital. Elizabeth. y. j. yesterday. Ills
home was in New York. but he was taken III while
visiting friends in Elizabeth. He was iifty years 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Kisber. the famous Hungarian racehorse Whic"
won the English Derby. has just died at bruins
wick where he had been used since lS'. tor stu stuo
PURPOSES having been purchased by the Prince
Regent at a cost OF 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
SOCIALISTS THREATEN NJ RIBOT
TWENTY LEADERS OF THE CROWD ARRESTED
TO INCREASE THE TAX on FOR
EIGN SECURITIES.

Paris May I'm. R.bot, the Prime Minister ana
Minister O, Finance Is visiting Bordeaux. AZ
banquet given in his honor this evening he maze a
speech in which he said that among the means
proposed 10 meet the deficit OF 100000 francs ~
the revenue was plan TO make the tax on Tore IN
securities held in France more proporuonate Win
the TAX levied on French securities. .
AS ~ Rbot leaving the ban1ueiine ha
had assembled in the street hooted and fhredtcn'
him The noisy demonstration lasted until ne
noi.ce who were present charged upon the crowd
and dispersed them Twenty o. the more violent
members OF the mob we're placed under arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
snaln,s once lmmenseIy profitable wine industry

SPANS Once ImmtHst1y FTOHrdDT' WIG
seems 10 DE the verge Of ruin. According I" !"
speech delivered by the great political economist
and Liberal statesman. senior MOrct cN-MinIstcr
OF Foreign Affairs. at CarInena recently. ~" an
nual export had sunk from il.Cp.EO h"ctolllI". ~
1881 10 less than 10000 In 1885, Thirty eight million
hectoMires more are produced every yohi ihhn an an
be consumed In the country. and unless some new
market Is opened the wine-growers OF spain WI"
become bankrupt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Prussan Minister of Finance II Is on
that the Emperor and his A!h.s,t'i
the defeat Il the Anti-Socalist Dill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Medieval maenifcence combined with modern
comfort charactcrizcs the beautiful steam iauhoh
which has just been constructed for the use OF the
King and Queen Of Italy at Venice. fahted a
snowy white. IL mas large paNllion on '"'. ~
tnahogany In front are the royal arms auipo,,tcu
hv cunids astrdc OF anchors. and behind ~ the non
OF Venice banked by dolphins. ON the SIDES Two
eagles OF Savoy spread their wings. me wihdo"s
are framed by slender columns. when seem 70
SUPPORT the roof thus giving l!ghtness 10 me ap-
pearance OF the launch. which Is marvel OF Wool
carving painting and luxurious upholsterin2'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Dor't Run the Risk OF your Cold getting yell OF
itself-you may thereby drft into a condition IA
orari, 70 the development of latent tendency,
which may give you years OF trouble Better
,ro your cold At once with the help OF Dr. ID.
Iovne's Expectorant 4 good healing medicine ior
ou Coughs Sore Lungs and Threats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
Married.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday. May H. 1898.
by the Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ A.. Gertrude siegei
o Wiise nhausen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dOrscd with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
URGING A COMPLAINT TO THE VATICAN
TALKING OVER TIL

TALKING OVER THEIR DEF en-
Berlin. May l2.-The Emperor. al n ma
gave an audience to Chancellor Won iio" =, the In
Herr Won Koeller. Prussan Minister ~. Miou.,
..rior. Afterward His Majesty received ~ AA'~N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Liebig COmpnny's Extract Of Beef. a.
Entirely fat and gea'ine Dissoises ciearV
water. and is agreeable in flavor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

HIVE NOu Seen
49,. ,.r,a dtsniay ~ LOUNGES and EASY CHAIRS Tor
.ne rrv m TiINT 5, Is West 23i-st., near Bwayf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

Although the Legislatures Of Austria ana HUN
gary find an Increase OF 100000 forms In the army
estimates for the present year, when nave JUST
been submitted by the Government, no opposition ~
ontiriro,cd The advance constitutes merely part
Of tho scheme for the gradual dugmen alton OF tne
peace footing which was agreed to oy po'h p'e's III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

curious decision has just been given by the
English courts with regard 10 bank checks Many
people regard paper OF this character az ME"
OF banknote and take their time about cashins II
or intrusiing II 20 bank for collection The Hr'l
ish tribunals now decree that the keeping OF check
sttutes an act 81 negligence which. Il the bank
fails in the mean Tine dchars the holder from re-
covering the amount from the drawer 81 the check.
This may be- good law. but ~ - Dhi Ios,c SIN, .
fha person whom the money j. due surely oufht
moi 10 be punished because his d"D'oF ~ a 90
postor in a dcfeultiD8 bank.
The greatest dog-owner IN The world Is Gustav
Jovanovitch the cattle King Of the Russian stepes.
For the protection OF his 100000 sheep he en-
ploys no less than 5000 shepherd dogs OF various
breeds.
Nearly all TIE cronplers employed at the Monte
Carlo public gambling establishment come from
Alsace and there H. In the capital OF me princl-
pality of Monaco a regular school. maintained by
he TeiYning Prince and his partners IN the CASINO
Company. where they. are taught ihe s anu outs
Of The games the various Tricks OF players, as
well ms The means OF defeating them ana manual
dcv,er,,, in cic1ring the boards paying the stakes.
dealing and shutting the cards, etc
new stalactiie cave. In nowse inferior to the
worla-famed Dechen cave has just been discov-
cred at Hoben I,mburg. In Westphal!a. II con-
taps large arches and colonnades. long alieys and
grottoss OF picturesque beauty. Al IN the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13
postotiice Notice.

All the leading European newspapers and peFiodca: 'S
- Inv The International News COMPANY % anu %
80. ., one soor east OF Broadway. New-forK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

wOODLAWN CEMETERY
ONCE No f.. 23d-st.
Uooalawn Station Gath Ward) Harlem Railroad.
The Kensico Cemetery. on the Harlem Eailroad
have perfected plans for the floral OF ana
houses Once Id East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

VI Eugene de Robesperre the prosperous coal
merchant OF Paris. who has Just been acquitted on
a charge % having given short weight 10 Gus
toner. turns out to be grandneihew or inc
saupillnarv iyranf whose name IL so ni"libly as
sociafel with the worst features % the frencn
Revolutions Unlike his Infamous relative. the VI
lie Rohesricrre Of to-day takes no Interest In pol
tics and doy0tcs his entire attention, not 10 the
lall OF heads but 20 the rise Of coal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

II has hitherto been the custom OF the children
attending the public schools in Austria and Hun
carv 20 kiss tho hands OF their teachers ar
rival and departure. This has now tcen forbidden
hy a ukas~ flsi ISSUED by the Imperial Board or
Elucafion which bases it's decision on declaration
%, The Sanitary Council TO the eject mat Kissing
ia a dangerous proceeding. and should not be
uracti.eI when not absolutely necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-13

The Nusre rarnavalet. once the home OF Nine
d- SEvlgnc has been enlarged within tho last 70"
weeks by the addition OF the famous mansion bun,
by Francois FOR Marion Del0rme AZ her deain
the mansion bought hy Robert Lep"lei'er. ana
II In the superb library % this mansion may
M. BODY - his descendant lay In state after his
assas-inaiion the day before Louis WI was gull
The evening times., 1895-09-10
GLOON VAS AN INCH THICK
Yacht Race Bulletins Had q De-
pressing Effect Here.
silent Crowds Read the Story of the
Race and Bulletins Portendtng
Defeat of Defender.

Great interest Is being shown again by
Washington people generally in the struggle
between Defender and Valkyrie.
The race to-day is tf.s-second of the series.
The easylway in which the American went
away from the Englisbman on Saturday
made all hopeful and confident that she
would repeat the performance on this
occasion, but still few were So certain OF
her superiority as to keep them frnmmaking
anxious Inquiries as to the progress of the
yachts.
As early as II O'Clock pes,ple began to
congregate in front of The Times office
to get the news. The news of every bulletin
was eagerly devoured, and great disap'
pointment and regret shown when it came
that the American yacht had met with a
mishap that was sure TO hamper her.
As bulletin after bulletin put the English
man in the lead, and Indicated that the
Defender was having much difficulty In
holding her own, dismay and chagrin seized
everybody, and many would turn and gu
away, only the return q few minutes later in
the hope that more comforting tidings
would greet them.