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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
SHE Has RESIGNED FROM TIL CHURCH

DIR ALICE b. CAMPBELL. or BROoKLyN. HAD
SOME SHARP CORRESPONDENTS WITH HER
PAsTOK-sIE OBJECTS TO TAXATION
WITHOUT REPRESENTATION"
DR. Alice b. Campbell. OF No. ia South Third-st
Brooklyn has resigned from the membership OF
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church. In South
FIfth-st near Driggs-ave. The facts In the case
were made public yesterday. Before taking the
s,ep DR. Campbell started a small revolution among
the congregation The foundation for the revolu-
ton was taxation without representation Dr.
Campbelrs declaration OF independence was set
forth I'm the following letter to the pastor Of the
church. the Rev. W. ID. Thompson. written April
q last:
Dear Mr. Thompson: | trust am not out OF or
der I'm requesting you to write The Following sen
,cnce under my name In the church book
"Nembershp withdrawn. because unwilling 10 re-
main longer In an organization that sanctions TAX
alton without rcpr, sentaiion.
This In not a hasty step. M you well KNOW, ue
ferred for various reasons, chief one. on your nc
count. -, ,,. ,.....,a
and possibly sustain me. ,,, A.. a.,
IL may be an mpolitic move. considering the hu
yanced stage Of the suffrage question, or u may ne
lust what IN needed TO arouse serious thought sei
respect takes precedent Of either motives sincerely
,,o,rs ALICE B CAMPBELL.
To this MIR Thompson made the following reply
Dear Dr. campbell-n you had made me aware OF
the Intention TO take tho action communicates "
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HE PREDICTED THEIR ESCAPE.
MARECHAL. THE COFFEE MAN. TOLD JERSEY
CITY AUTHORITIES HOW THE POsToF-
FrcE THIEVES RAN THINGS IN

MARECHAll ItE 'OfFEb MAN iCA'H 'H'"'iS'
CITY Authorities HOW THE PosToF-
FICE THIEVES RAN THINGS IN
LUDLow-sT. JAIL.
Ernest " Marecha calls himself an Austrian
count became acquainted with the posoffice robbers
I<illoran Russell and Allen while he was locked
M in Ludlow Street Jail recently. and after his
liberation he told queer stories concerning the
discipline OF that institution. Marechal was en-
gagged in the business Of condensing coffee. The
business did not bring the returns his partner de-
sired and litigation which followed resulted in the
arrest OF Marechal and his imprisonment In the
Hudson County (N j. Jail from December 10 to
January II last. Soon after being released he went
10 New-York and was then arrested and sent TO
Ludlow Street Jail. He in this place when the
postofilce robbers arrested. After being re-
leased from there he returned TO Jersey City and
became connected with the law office OF ex-Judge
brought him in daily contact with the keepers OF
the county jail, and day, about two weeks be-
fore Killoran Allen and Russell escaped. Marechal
declared that he expected the three postoince men
would soon escape. He spoke OF the abundant sup
ply OF money they had while he was In jail with
them, referred to their changes of wearing APP
parel and the they made OF the barber TO pre-
vent their Identification
Marechal ntmated that he knew enough of the
plans OF the thieves to feel certain that they mad
perfected plan to escape. The Keeper VINO heard
his remarks thought nothing OF them until ne
learned that Marechals predictions had been cor
rect and that the three men were free. Marechal
spoke contemptuously Of the discipline Of the jail.
His wife Is at Taylor's Hotel but he could not be
found in Jersey City yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE FRESH-AIR FUNDS SECOND WEEK.
OVER \ THOUSAND CHILDREN HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SENT TO THE CoUNTRY-A FRESH
AIR FUND ROMANCE.

OVER THOUSAND CHILDREN HAVE ALREADY
BEEN SENT TO THE coUNTRy-A FRESH
AIR FUND ROMANCE.
The second weeks work OF The Tribune Fresh
Air Fund has been completed. and a glance at the
results accomplished will go far 10 prove the truth
OF the old saying that "Still waters run deep" 1t
has always been the custom OF this charity to de-
pend upon voluntary contributions for Its support.
and at regular intervals TO publish statement OF
what has been done. There Is no complex organiza-
ton OF wheels within wheels. Everything Is con-
Quoted on the most simple business principles and
with the least possible amount OF red tape. IL
makes no distinction OF creed. nationality or race
1t matters not whether child be American. Eng
lsh Dutch. Irish, Italian. one OF the colored race
or what not: the only stipuations are that IL shall
be poor and clean.
Since the beginning OF the present seasons work
n total OF l0si children have received the benefit
OF the Fresh-Air Fund. or this number all but
forty are stll reveling In the midst OF the green
fields The last week has witnessed the departure
OF nine parties aggregatng 2S one company OF
thirty-elght was made up entirely OF specials
These are children who go to the same place year
after wear In this connection letter recently re-
ce we'd by the manager OF The Tribune Fresh Air
FUND will doubtless prove OF Interest The letter
is from one OF the city workers. who has been
sending out children for number Of years She
writes:
OF mutation have come In. and It may be Interest
ing TO you to know that Mrs. - IL one OF. think
the nr,t parties we sent through YOU She was IN
ylied hack to visit several times and has within the
last year become the wife OF the son OF her nrst
host Prom what hear She seems TO De happily
married. and IL now trying to do her part TO en-
tertan children who need fresh air. Her mother
desires to visit her daughter and VIII take the m
valid children with her Can me mother Parrnasss
through you a ticket at reduced ratesY II would
he doing great kindness. as she is not able TO pay
the full fare.
The other parties went to Curtisviiie. Mass Chat
ham, Paving. North Lawrence. Tarrytown. and
Ashford Hin Retreat. n. Y: South stocksboro. w.
and Tenahy, ~ j. Six parties Will go to-day. a
small company OF ten will 20 to Bnghamton, N. Y.
A lot OF tws,nty four will start this morning Tor
Ilon. " Y. The Norwich boat this evening VIII
anon ~ IT. The second party Of spectals VIII
90 tonight At SB O'clock and little earlier an
9ther batch Of "spsciais' will start on the New
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DIED.
), on Friday morning. July 9.

ADAMS Entered into res, on Friday morning July ..
1895. James T Adams, attain, -. ,,r.r,,
services the residence Of his son-lnsw John
son. No. % Holywood lave, ave- East orange ~ D. o"
Trains leave BARCLAY and chrsopherss ferries D. L.
W. r.. r.. at y. m.
BELDEN-A Norwalk. Conn. July 6 Webster Hi Bel
den - years months
Funeral Tuesday. July o. at p. m.
BREvooRT.At Rockaway Beach T. J.. July D. 1888.
Henry er' son q EzabeS s. 9o I, M
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend
Brookyn \ y. on i,' Monday. July $50 p
Please omit flowers.
Woou of n in the Goth year
hss1s. invited attend the a,srms9, e.
Cemetery. Seconds near Firsi,avc
cARPENTER.At Marlboro. n. Y. July T. Ann D. Car
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend
the funeral from Christ Church. Marlboro. Tuesday.
rn sS1H al IN Sh SSSS dSurch Cemetery
daughter ~ Wilan F. and Mary shattuck Fox
LEIBERT-A Na.aresh Penn July james or only ., son
Funeral service ct the house OF his parents at O'Clock
LowERRE-on 9th inst. Arthur II. Lowerre aged S:
Relatives and friends are invited attend
ST.. Brooklyn second day. sth inst at o'clock p ~
MK Sl Me- SEs ss] 8, Brooklyn Maggie wife OF
Burial nsD caiva aIs,. ce @oos
joshua Moore s''H IN Inc ss, year a Of her %
Funeral services held the residence Of her
nephew Edward NJ Peck 40 South Parsons-aye.. Flush
ing Long Island Monday. July s. at p. m
sPENcER-At saranac Lake. n. y. on the 9Th inst.
Alfred l.. Spencer. 1900
Funeral services will be held his late residence Liza
Chapel-s. Haven Monday afternoon. at
go o. clock. Friends invited 10 attend.
VAN sANTvOORD-suddeniy. Friday evening. July 5.
of appendicitis Charles Townsend Van Sanvoord. only
son Of Alfred Van sanvoord and Anna VI. Townsend
3s West 3sthst. this city. on Monday
afternoon. July 3. at 4 o'clock.
Inerment Albany.
fhe ~ her
Wetmore Centre Island. Oyster Bay. L. l.. on July I.
Sarah Whitman Wetmore. In the 10th year OF her age
Inerment private.
WOODLAND CEMETERY.
ONCE No. 90 l.. 23d-st.
Woodiawn station Oath Ward) Harlem Railroad
SLEEPY HOLLOW CEMETERY,
Tarrytown on Hudson,
Bureau Of Information. Nanderblt-ave, " Y. CITY.
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Poafomce Notice

Foreign mails the ending July 10 VIII close
from Mobile &: bssa' Ps T0 no f s:;
va
FOR NSr Md gss anS "A paa mn :
g nas Ss directed ps E,hei&s 1''i from
Tor s,h for ss az dsD va
must be S5ses Sr pc, Tax puO =.
'r %SnEbbSEspMa~A, $50 a. for Ireland. per . =
E ESrsps must sa be drscisa
supplementary 10 a. M FOR Europe per Paris via
sahamP,.n fs %eI rSs m. per s directed aAeaas
Colon and Panama per $ Finance e'ters must be d.
Sa p % 40 % ma., .'d
'sd per y America 10 Costa Res sa
south PasIdc ports csOmSs ". Colon deter;
for M sr %Sa he directed pr
s s Gas fs and s. S5s Sn'
Martinique. per fontabele detters for barbados
fon aSSie'o: at / p m Tor Cuba per Yumuri "a
Havana. at p. m for Port Antonio per s. EthewoId
THuRsDAY-At a. m. for Bermuda per $. s. Trin.
sATuRpAY.Atas m for Frame Switzerland i'aIy
directed la u, Ts"5sns al csO for for
scotland direct per Funessia VIA GLASGOW ussssss
Sa , s 80 Sc r fortune
savapa etc. per AsSnsny drils aSs C0s S
S'n r Gsmps s' cSsps. rasa.co
SeguranCa otner parts OF mexico
ana Tor FOR Haiti cumans and tarupano per Firms vii.
lem II letters other of venezuela curacao.
Trinidad British ana Dutch Guiana must be directed per
Prins Wem i) II A. m. for Netheriands direct per
s. Maasdam via Rotterdam detters must be directed
'per Maasdanl) }: at IL a. Complementary IL 80 mr.
s5r Venezuela end Curacao. also Savanla via Curacao.
Der 4 Venezuela Qetters for other parts OF Colombia
must directed per Venezuela Al ~ M for Grenada,
Trinidad and Tobayo Ger ,,,. i r, p m Tor
per Hdebrand detters Tor other parts Of Brazil must
l.. directed per Hidebrand); at q for BlusneldA
per 8 J. Wilson. from New -orieans: at g p. foe
blusneds. per 0ussie from Ne~>otleAn: q, - p m
Malls for China and Japan, per .. City OF Rio Dc
Janeiro tfrom Francisco. close here daily up
July 5th at $50 D. Mails for China and japan
Especially addressed only. per s. Empress Of China
p M Malls for Australia Except West Austras). Ha-
wall and Fiji Islands. per = Miowera from Vaneoa-
yer, close here daily after June 2lst and up TO July
soh AT 30 D. m Mails for Australia texcept those for
West Australia which are forwarded Via Europe). New
Zealand Hawaii FIJI and Samoan Isands per = a. Ala
media iron San Franesco). close here daily up July
siyth at $40 p. m. arrival st SewYork Of .
Campania with British mails for A,ustraa) Mails for
the Society Islands ship city % Ispet iron san
close daily 10 July 2sth at ESQ IN Malls foe
here daily up 10 July .. Mails New
fganan"d BY s 10 Hss and 'hsSS. . Tor Ms.s
lon by rail- TO boston and thence by steamer close az
once daily at $50 M Malls OR cuba close al this
office daily at 200 a. IN, for forwarding BY steamers
saing Mondays and Thursdsys from Port Tampa. Fla.
dsp"ch by steamer close at this daily at .. M
CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster
Posscfhcs. New.york. NJ Y, July q. tseS
'RsSissrsd mali closes at .. m. prpvious dAy.
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RUSSIA ENDORSES THE COUPONS.
IN CASE CHINA FAILS TO PAY THE INTEREST ~
BONDHoLDERS THE CARS TREAS
URY BECOMES RESPONSIBLE

IN CASE CHINA FAILS TO PAY THE lNIEhhS' ~
BoNpHor.DERs THE CARS TREAS
uRY BECOMES RESPONSIBLE
ST Petersburg July An Imperial ukase reIat-
ing 10 the Chinese loan has been Issued Regard
ing the guarantee given by Russia, the ukase says
that in all cases where the sums required Tor the
payment OF coupons as they fall due are not placed
at tho appon-d time at the disposal OF the banks
which are charged with these payments. the sara
banks will be provided with the necessary re.
sources AT the charge Of the Russian Government
on the conditions that the Russian Minister ms, o Oh
ton the redemption Of the loan or any provision
that further loan Will not be issued peiore Jan
uary l. 1890
London. July THE Standard will tomorrow
nublish a dispatch from Paris saying that Russia
will take &c 900 900 and Paris 100000 OF the Chinese
loan. The issue price will be between 9sh and 49,
The loan will probably be issued July 49, 1t IS
stated that n portion OF Russas allotment VIII DC
given TO Holland Belgium and Switzerland.
''Thc Times" has a ST. Petersburg dispatch. which
IL will publish stating that the loan IL
redeemabie in thirty-six years. China undertakes
not to convert redeem II before the expiration
of the term She also undertakes not 10 issue or
permit the issue of any other gold loan guaran-
teel by China before January l5 1896.
The dispatch adds that the imperial ukase rea'-
ing TO the loan contains the following:
Russia remains true to her cvlllzng mission in the
East Nv her present moral and practical co-opera-
fion i'm extracting her great Eastern hesipoi nun
financial difficuy she consciously ana dlsnterest-
edy fulfls the historical task set before heI.
increasing development OF our relations with our
Eastern neighbor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
MARRIED Ar MIDNIGHT

FULTON r. GORDON AID MISS HART AROUSED
THE MINISTER FROM HIS BED.
Elllcott city. Nd July Miss Cora Adele Har,
was married to Fulton r. Gordon In the paror Vi
the Howard House at 1870 this morning me i'e''
f. L. Ide. pastor Of Bethel Evangelical Lutheran
Church. OF Baltimore. who happened to ne sues'
Of the hotel was aroused and performed the cere-
mony.
Mr. Gordon explained that Miss Hart ana ne mao
been engaged for many months but owing 10 oo
jectons to the union by the parents OF Miss mart
the wedding mad been postponed from time 10 ufne'
until they determined to wait no longer Yesterday
he teegraphed the clerk Of the Howard County
l,rc,,,, court IN ,ssue the marriage license and
meet the couple at the evening train, but tme me,
missed that train and did not arrive here unu ~
this morning The license was ready. Inc part!
proceeded TO the Howard House. awoke me MN
lister, and the marriage ceremony was quickly per-
fnrnn
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GIRL BORN To MRS. CLEVELAND.

AN ADDITION TO THE FAMILY AT GRAY GABLES
MOTHER AND CHILD DOING WELL.
Buzzard's Bay. Mass July AT Gray Gables.
the quiet and picturesque summer home of Presi-
dent Cleveland. at 430 p m. to-day. little girl
was born unto Mrs. Cleveland Dr. Joseph ID. Bry-
ant the attending physician tonight Informed
represen tative of the New England Associated Press
that both mother and child were doing well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE ROMAN MARRIAGE OF AosTA

Rome. July THE marriage OF the Duke OF
Aos,a a nephew OF King Humbert. and Princess
Helene dOreans was soemny registered at the
C,uirinaI AZ o'clock this afternoon. King Hum
bert the Duke OF Aosta, Queen Margherita ana the
royal Princes nephews of the King signed the reg
ister The act of marriage was then read In Latin
md Italian after which delegates from both houses
of Parliament, the high state officials and the ladies
of the Court were presented TO Princess Helene. In
the evening a grand banquet In honor OF the BRIDE
and groom was given at the Qurinal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
. NEW PICTURE OF HER MAJBsrY.

London July 1.-THE Court Circular" contains
the following
dell Smith has had the honor OF sitting from
the Queen for Her Majestys portrait. which VIII
appear in an historical picture OF the Queen plac-
inc n wreath upon the coffin or the late Right Hon.
ca, rohr Tbomnson Premier OF Canada. Mir. Rus
sell had the honor Of phoiographns Her Majesty
for the same picture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
CAUSE OF TRADE DEPRESSION.

THE BIMETALLIC LEAGUE SAYS GREAT BRITAIN
BLOCKS THE WAY TO INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY REFORM.
Iondon July THE Bimetaic League has issued
n manifesto declaring that the depression in trade
is due TO the fall in prices 1t says 1t Is also notice
able that the transference OF productive Industry
from the gold the silver standard countries Is
nenacing many OF the chief manufactures here. yet
Great Britain alone blocks the way 10 any inter
national attemp, 10 remonetze silver
The manifesto asks the electors 20 give monetary
reform the foremost place when they are deciding
how vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
y.pppp Chops CLOSED nv cHTcAG0

Chicago. July THE barber shops here were
closed to-day being the first Sunday IN the history
OF Chicago that they have not been wide open. The
doors OF the Palmer House shop were locked for
the first time since the place was opened. the
downtown BARRIERS organized in favor OF the
law but the uptown shopkeepers are against H.
some Industrious BARRIERS went from house TO house
durIne the day plying their trade. They receives
from rs to 80 cents for each shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
STATE POLITICAL NEVIS AND NOTES

George Cromwell. formerly member OF the State
Committee from the Ist District, has been urged
to enter the lists the Republican candidate for
the Senate. The LIST District comprises Queens and
Richmond counties 1t has been a Democratic
stronghold but there Is excellent chance for It's
redemption Queens County has a Republican ma
jority OF COO to her credit Richmond Is 800 the other
way. But with popular candidate like Cromwell
who lives in Richmond. this could certainly be over
come. Mr.. Cromwell carried the county with the
Democrats solidy arrayed against him. this year
the Democratic party split into three factions
the Machine, or Nick" Muller's crowd. McGures
forces and the Independents. Besides these there
are various sdeshows The Importance of electing
a Republican Senate next fall cannot easily be
overestmated. II would be unfortunate TO miss
such an opportunity as the LIST District presents to
gain a member from the enemy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
SINGERS DAY AT THE "FEST.'
MO CROWD AT GLENDALE PARK.
GREAT JoLidry IN THE ri'RoNo-F' G. ROSS
LIKELY TO WIN THE SHOOTING
xt<a'g MEDAL.

o,.ndae Park Long Island. the scene OF the first
xs,,onal sch.etzenfest. which began there on Juno
=, vas yesterday place OF recreation for about
s.,,v.nye thousand people All day long the In
'.,ro ~ thirty acres rang with the music Of
"a. and the chorus singing OF enthusiastic Ger
Americans 1t was not dry Sunday at the
Nv Reer foamed and wine sparkled In every
s,rer and yet there little or no ntoxication'
VA the Queens County police on duty had almost
nothing TO do .,,.
",.,souhtedly the fact that saloon doors In this
49, and Brooklyn were closed mpelled many 10
~. Glendale, where everything was wide OPEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
VINO OSCAR ENTERTAINS THE KAISER.

Stockholm, July king oscar accompanied by
Emneror william. to-day went by train to castle
,,,-ho,,, The train In which they travelled was
tho srs, tn pass over the railway to the Castle
The royal party included the Crown Prince ana
,rhGs avarng King oscar gave a dinner at Drott-
nineholm Castle in honor Of his imperial guest
Emysrnr William was In the best OF spirits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
MARRIED.

RORERT-CHEAPE-O July 4. Bentley Manor. Wor-
cestershre England Charles Lee Robert 10 katerine.
daughter Of Colonel Cheape.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

That Cough-That Co.d-The Remedy: Dr.. d.
Jayne's Expectoran'. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

Young Married People
VIII F1ints IS West 23d Street choice STOCK Oh
Furniture lowest prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE BRITISH POLITICAL OUTLOOK.
CONSERVATIVES LIKE

CONSERVATIVES LIKELY'TO WIN.
From The sunday Advertiser
With the dissolution of Parllams1T when 1 mas as
thrown into political ferment from john o Groat
House to Lands End for the next few weeks ne
political struggle that will ersue will be watched
with great interest both IN Europe and America
At this distance and at this stage Of The contest 1t
looks II the Conservative party nad decldeuiy the
lurt Of tLo aitintl nn
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Special Notices.
Mercantile I.lbrary
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During the summer members permitted 10 take Ten
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by mail o M OF town
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

Referring to "The NewYork Herald's" suggestion.
its Rochester namesake declares that Governor
Morton would as think Of jumping off the
Brooklyn Bridge as OF calling the Legislature 70
Albany TO deal with the liquor question. Ii ad-
vises a return the old practice. now in vogue In
Rochester, of not enforcing the Sunday law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08
THE INCOMING PREMIER's POLICY

From The Philadelphia Record.
With AL its plausible phraslng the policy OF the
new Ministry smacks very emphatlcally OF an IN
tensely paternal idea OF government. Lord sails
bury has no share In or sympathy with the meas
ures OF the Gladstone wing OF the Liberal party.
THE NEW MINISTRY FAMILY AFFAIR
From The Chicago Times-Herald.
The new Conservative Ministry Is to be AM un,
commonly fine family affair. Yet-for men who VIII
hunt place and be envious OF those who get 1.-THE
nepotism OF the Whlg-Tory coalition Ministry Will
prove " the long run cause OF us undoing.
ABOLITION OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
From The St Louis Globe Democrat.
The subject on which THE Liberals must con-
centrate" he U.ord Roscbery) tells England. Is the,
House OF Lords question" He says he intends 10
fight on that Issue In the coming canvass England
originated the twO-branch Legislature. which pre-
walls In all the prominent nations OF the world TO-
day which have representative government rms
system will be retained. ana until some scheme more
practical than any yet mentioned Is brought for
ward the existing second chamber VIII stand In It's
present shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

A PROGREssIsT CABINET FOR sERNiA
peprade. July IN. Novakovitch has formed a
Progressist Cabinet for Servia. In addition TO the
orca NJ Prime Minister. ne will hold the post OF
Minister of Foreign Anars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

1.-THE Bnghamton Republican also opposes an
extra session OF the Legislature for this purpose.
declaring that 1.-The Excise laws are no worse and
no better than they have been for years. and an
extra session Of the Legislature would cause
senseless expense The present complaint against
the Excise laws local, and caused by local ef,
Vigorously for enhancement. and realizes
that she has got II and is at liberty TO enjoy it..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-08

"rhe Owego Gazette" accounts for me man
Italian Of anti, Patt strength In Tioga County by
a,,ny that those who signed the circular IN FAVOR
~ enarging the State Committee indicate 'na'
-. 40. "as many as twenty-five men In Tioga
ue! s,v Tor whom MIR Plat has failed TO ma some
KIND political Job ms' had To- bSy e"sry
me -, no a. his own county u THE Gssette crue'
or carclessT