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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO CONE.

Tho ,,oa.,nc ~ Miss Mary I.avinia -Archbod,
eldest daughter OF Mr.. ard Mrs John d. ArchDoiu,
OF No. 20 East Thrty-seventh-st. ana Mich''e'
Murray Van Beuren. was celebrated at $3.50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in ST. Marks Church at larry
e-Hudson The guests from this city and
neighborhood went up the river on special train
which left the Grand Central Station AT O'Clock
and returned shortly before 73o O'Clock Han
hundred carriages at the station AT IarTy-
town 10 meet the guests and them up the hill
70 St Marks Church. in Broadway mo marriage
ceremony which was accompanied by some choral
music was performed by the Rev. Percy ;. Grant
the rector Of the Church Of the Ascension TINS city
assisted by The Rev. J. Sel1en Spencer rector
o. Christ Church TarTytown Miss Arch
bold was given away by her father. Her
sister Miss Frances D. Archbold was me
maid o, honor Tn bridesmaids were Miss Lila A
Tnorne Miss Anne II Archbod. sister OF the br'de'
and the bridegrooms two sisters Miss Ehzapeth j.
Van Beuren and Miss Mary l.. Van Beuren. ! nm
". A. Davis cousin OF the bridegroom. was Des'
man The ushers were the brdegTooms DIothTr'
Frederick r Van Beuren. jr.; John F. Archbod.
Guy Phelps Dodge Henry : Kip. Alexander ;.
Cochran and f. j. II. Brookfe.d a reception ioi-
lowed at Cedar C.in. the country nome C.. tne
brides parents a short distance from the churrh'
Mr. and Mrs Van Beuren will 90 abroad on 7a'"'-
DAY for an extended tour through Great Britain ana
the Continent Mr.. Van Beuren is a son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Frederick r. Van Beuren. He completed his
collegiate course at Yale In June last
The engagement IL announced Of Miss Anne caro-
line Smith ehe only daughter OF MI ana A4rs'
Grenyille Byam Smith. Of this city. TO Horace :"
Grannis OF Scarborough X. y, the Oldest son OF
the late Rev William Delaney Grannis OF "'sHeH
y. Y
The marriage o, Miss Berthe NJ johnson. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs John -. Johnson, OF this CITY 10
Walter Smith Will take place on Tuesday Octo
Der s. -
The wedding Of Frederick Conrad Gude6Tod anq
Miss Cora Melissa Packer. daughter 900 OF az
Mrs Robert Morton Packer. OF No %v \ iitch-ss,
Jersey CITY took pace at Grace Episcopal Chu,on
9 O'CLOCK Wednesday afternoon the ~ ,i,es
Bennett officiating The maid OF honor was .
Minnie Harris OF New York. the best man Ds m
G T. C;udebrod "A brother OF the brllegrooH. ,.'
usbers We're Thomas Harris Charles q. Moore: =
Edmund Hildick and Emile H. Schwed, all OF New
York .. ,.,,.h
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude MacEacher Haus s
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Samuel Mactacheh, % 81 - e. a
ton. and Michael Higgins was ceieDaa 49,. - ~
Yesterday in the Church or inc iioS ,nrn,.h
Scranton. The couple started on 'ou' '''"
New-York State.
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re was talking 10 Mr.. Roosevelt. Mr. Rider took
long look at Mr Roosevelt and then said:
Really did not know you were President Roose-
welt"
IN 60 bail" said Controller Fitch that he Is
tn real. genuine article" and everybody laughed
and handshaking all around followed.
I, Is an open question whether the president
watched the paraders with more interest than they
showed in him. He smiled pleasantly al the numeT-
GUS illusions him and his work on their ban
ners and they in turn cheered him frequently and
heartily
II is estimated tina. there were nearly 5000 per-
sons in line. The headquarters Of the paraders
were along Lexington-ave.. and the procession
formed in the streets above Forty-seventh-st
The head OF the line reached the reviewing-stand
at 3:25 o'clock and hours in passing The
grand marshal was General George Van Shack.
who had as aids William +. Grell Herman Suzer,
Joseph Doelger Ernest Dresher. Edward Gauss. G..
Messerschwits Charles T krauss. August Schmltt'
George Schoen Hermann Raub. II. y. Glesse,
Frank Rupert H. W. Rosenhaum August Luckow.
7 Edward letter Henry Hack. 4. J. Schaefer and
Otto Metz.
A foa, bearing the Goddess OF Liberty in mourn
ing was loudly cheered all along the route. An
other which called forth much applause was
that which showed the millionaire Club band
OF young men literally supplied with champagne.
and at the other end Of the float the arrest Of bar
tender for selling beer 10 a workman
Near the close Of the parade body Of men
passed. carrying second banner. inscribed:
Razzle Dazzle Reform Racket
The man carrying the banner turned It around
and pushed It up within foot Of the Commission
May have that banner" he asked
ePsa tn, then amped down from the
platform. broke off the long handle OF the banner
Take that down TO Headquarters, Roundsman,
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
The attraction yesterday at the Broadway Real
Estate Salosroom for the specuator and operators
was the sale in partition by ID. Phoenix lngraham
g. Co OF Nos 40 and ISL Waterst. running through
10 south-st. The area Of the plot Is 4l6xlGo. on
which there are A brick office and Old frame sheds
II was sod subject to a lease. expiring April 80
1896 at the rate OF 81 800 year. The bidding was
fairly active and rose from the frs; bid OF *l'W
by bids OF $1,000 and 500 to $500, at when price
Il was knocked down to John d. Rohman.
Smyth q Ryan sold In foreclosure the plot on the
west side OF Nagle-aye 43O feet south OF Ewood-st'
Il 4xz2s lOx Irregular. TO j. D. Clare for 49," ,.,
The Sheriff sold. under execution. the rght, utle
ard interest OF Augusta G.. Barnes TO No fy 70 100
West Twenty -fourtn-st.. four four-story Drck Iene
houses. with a three-story Drick teHsl.sl,-
house In rear, plot s3.4xss.y, 10 Martha Is barnes
s2a2. -, 49,.
George A. Crawford has sold 10 John '" Horner
the southwest corner OF Amsterdam-aVe ana oeN
ertv-thIrd-st FOR $4,000 The size OF the property
is O2 feet . inches on the avenue and 10 feet on
the street Ii Is occupied by "A TWO ana thrse stVI!
stable a store On the corner and private d"eilhe
on the street 80, e..- ..o-,.
Francis Crawford & Son have sold the fonr,story
dwelling No. ~ West Eighty-nnth-st.' NNl"o' io'
about $3SO,D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
ROOSEVELT REVIEWED 1T.
PARADE OF THE LIBERAL SUNDAY LAW
PEOPLE

THE POLICE BOARDS PRESIDENT AMUSED AT THE
BANNERS DENoUNCING HIS wORK-HE TAKES
TWO OF THEM AS SOUVENIRS
The demonstration OF the United Societies for
,,horal Sunday Laws yesterday had two distinct
features The first feature was the parade and the
second was the presence OF Presden; Roosevelt OF
,,e Police Board. on the reviewing stand al Eighty
s,x,h-st To be sure. the Commissioner had been
,,vSed TO attend. and had accepted the invitation.
h., as one OF the committeeman who received him
,a,6 his attendance was biz surprise. neverthe-
less.
When the Commissioner was being escorted 10 his
sea, Herman Ridder the German leader. was intro
duced TO him. Mr.. Ridder thought his companions
we're Joking him. and refused believe that he had
ne; The president Of the Board. After chatting
pleasantly for a minute. Mr.. Rdder said: Il do
NOT think Roosevelt had right 10 go as far as he
DID IN enforcing the Sunday law"
President Roosevelt looked astonished. Somebody
rudged Mr. Rider, and told him In a whisper that
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ENTIRE HOVA FORCE ROUTED
FRENCH TROOPS A FEW MILES FROM
THE MADAGASCAR CAPITAL

THE PASS ACROSS THE AMBoHIAlENA MOUNTAINS
CAPTURED WITHOUT THE LOSS or 4 MAN
THE INVADERS IN POSSESSION OF ANTOBY.
faris. Sept. 25.-Dspatches from Madagascar
report great victory for the French troops Ac
cording to these advices the French without loss
completely routed the entire Hova force on Sep
tember - and captured the pass across the Ambo-
h'mena Mountains. The French advance guard
nad reached Antoby which Is seventy kilometres
from AntananariVO. the Madagascar capital and
the objective point OF the French expedition.
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ALLEGED FILIBUsTERS DISCHARGED.
NO CASE AGAINST THE MEN ARRESTED on BoARl

THE ANTOINETTE.
Key West Fla. Sept 2j-Thc seven Cuoans VINO
were arrested on board the schooner Anoinette ana
brought 10 this port by the Cutter McLane were
tried before Commissioner Otto this morning IL
was agreed by the attorneys 10 try Henry Bethel
captain OF the vessel and that the decision ID ms
.ane ehouId govern the Courts action with the
others.
Lieutenant Haake OF the cutter Mclane, testihed
as 70 the time and place OF the capture and Deputy
Collector OF Customs knight produced an inventory
of All articles found on board. Captain Betnei OF
the Autoinette was next called and stated mat ne
had been employed take the party hunting among
the Keys for which ne received 80, provisions pflhs
furnished by the eXcursionisis.
This ended the testimony and after arguments
the commissioner decided that the prosecution hdi
failed 10 prove the charge. and all parties were ds-
charged Thee is great Publication IN this city
tubaus
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Tangier to demand the immediate fulflment oil ''e
treaty of Marrakesh.
LIEUTENANT pEARY LEAVES ST. JOHNS

LIEUTENANT PEARY LEAVES ST. JOHN ~
WILL VISIT HIS MOTHER IN BOSTON AND THEN
COME OVER TO NETWORK To sUrERINTEND
THE DELIVERY OF THE COLLECTIONS
St. Johns y. F.. Sept. 2-The steamer on
with the members OF the Peary expedition on Do'' j.
sailed at o'clock this evening. Lieutenant '"'v
and Mr. Lee leave her at Halifax. The iorme' -,
visit his mother in Boston. while Mr. Lee so' -
Meriden. Conn. where his family reside Inc "'''.'
members OF the expedition are going IN orr or, nJ
New-York with all the expeditions equipment 49,
collections including the meteorites - iii ,.,o.
After visiting relatives. Lieutenant PeaIy VIZ, ',ba
coed NeW-York to superintend the uehIel
collections to the Museum OF Natural ~
Then he expects TO be occupied Tor .eNelai ~
in preparing the official records OF the eNP u -,
and reports for scientific societies. He repors ~
duty at the Navy Department at the eng o. ~ -" "a
Der lie has no idea where he j. likely ~ " -"
signed
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TO SETTLE THE sEALERs' CLAIMS.

rOpD ABERDEEN AND SIR JULIAN f'A'+''i- X
TO CONSULT TOGETHER CONCERNING THE
PARIS AWARD TO CANADIANS.
Ottawa Sent 25-It IS authoritatively stated here
81, ord Aberdecn's early return to Ottawa. which
bss given rise to much speculation, Is for the pur-
nose of keeping an appointment with Sir Julian
psuncefote British Ambassador at Washington.
who viii arrive here September 90
II is assumed that SIR Julian has been instructed
~ rnnress upon the United States the necessity for
-, Ia,,to,,a,, NJ sealers claims for damages al
od b,i the paris award which will most likely re-
10Y, -, .snoher arbitration assess the damages 10
.i,icb canadians are entitled. ana thaf SIT Jhhhh
-eseni mission among other things VIII % 10 tYn-
is,,l, Canada 10 the treaty OF arpiIato"' WIN"
t,ii coon he In process OF negotiation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Adrian ]o:spG s qpa WE VI to AG'S"y Kuhn
trn.nSich.s, So 3 Il OF Canast . years 55s
is aye lot %@ as seton homestead 50
Same same. lot 493 map part Seton home 80
Same to SANE. lot 1913. same map. 49,. %
yers Mortgage Insurance Company. 59th-s'. 80 .,
No Madson,ays y'aFs 1.r,,sd state. Trust
Company Nev-York. n corner columbus-ave 900 q,
Hudson u1s building. to Titlr Guarantee and Trust
Company, Nos 30 and "a Broadway and Nos s,o ~
go and II Newest. years ............... oooW
Hickman w9@ 81, ssd 'US's he A TO Aana
Hey ya George and another e Jacob sesel ,om
Railroad ave. li5 n Of l69h-st year 1000
Herzos Regina and another to the Manhattan :. .,
savings Institution. No d Ess, SSd-sl YEAR, 1+oc
'' Instniion. ~ Is eth-ave year 500
LT o ,6 1 19s ycnT a9' VINE '"'oD '' 1000
N sog '' iohn l. and wife to Polka NJ wkens ct
al trustees. corner BeFgen-ave and loSd-s'' NJ
years ma a and wife To- Union Dime SAY.
lnra INSTITUTION Ba'hgate-ave. $50 n OF ~
MIS- l,1@,s' Anna ~ to simon Bernherner and
another Nos ao2 and sOi East ll,hsi. demand 30
oyernss3 lara :, s0S OF WV w II A9 ye me 200
en4scter Gnasy ana e7 Tr 70 Or A1 1s ann
s ,fa ears '''. 1880
oaasna.s Abraham :, ellie, a to Jqdss" Toda % >,
sam, - same n = 27tn-st. 80 q " Of 6th-ave.
cIanfsfd Iaaa r % Tue Ga.Isnee ana Trust "a
Doone- Thomas 10 i Il Henshaw. 35rh-st.
1911 II 81 LexrRton-aNr. demand SO
becker Paul @. and VIE ~ Charles Rnnk -
al n lGist-st 30 r. . % 3d-ave. mortgages. - -
and . years :. ...'--' co."
Dempsey Charles the Emlgrant Industrial
savings Bank. No III Easi r2d-st. year. tJ'
pooner Thomis 20 the Rev York ,I,fe Insurance
ana Trust Go. 3l-aye. iO5 " OF 4Jd-st. o.. -
poese PAU r T. TO Ephrslm Levy, lot PIP.
map Van Nesi Park. years. .....+..-t.-- Il
Gumnrerht Valentine john Casey. n corner
f.lfnlus-a,e and bsth-st. instruments. 400
Roth rnnn,. MARY J stafford. Hous-
,on-si Dot - map 4 Wynnkoop. lease -"
Eothschud. Issac and another 10 Caroline Vein
berg lots ~ ana ~. map lots IN 'rotonh -.
PARK and cro'ona PARKWAY years. -.....-- 20
Todlv T,hn : Of al O. the New York lnstnu-
lion Tor Deaf and Dumb. O4th-st. 10
n " ~ Central Pafk Weff Nehfs. ....... rs"
sane 10 John \ lIroVn. j., n 1ith-si I'D
" NJ Central Park West yeats ......... 2sW
stadl.r charles A. and wife 10 Melitina Taylor. -
y olsist ~ n = ~ 2d-aye years ....+... 300
siGs n Of ist-ayr. years. ......+...... 2V
Stevens George T. and wife 10 J.. w Beresfofd
81 ai trustees. n 1i-sf. 3io n OF broad -.
SleOs. Henry and wife 10 the Manhattan Saw
lngr Institution. n corner 5h-a,e ana e''h-si, 49,
The Hyg.ia Sparkling Distilled Water Go 10 the
Continental Trust 60 ~ New York, u > Jane
It. IgbG n of Washingicn--t secures bonds. 0n
Tschr1an Jennie r., 10 r. u Levy. lots lIi and
i42 map Van Nest Park, Z years. ..........,. ~
Wolen cher. George. and VII. 90 Anton Hhgetie.
= = l35th-a $50 Il ~ Willis-ave, years le
weherg Henri. jr. 10 Alexander i Melville, SIS
scott-aye 20 Il " " Decatur-aye. demand... ~
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,oops ATTACK A SPANISH FORT.

A SQUADRON TO hE SENT !" "o''o' 80"
uaxp THE ri'LFILMENT or THE MARIA
REsn TREATY.
Madrid. Sept 25-The Moors have lately been
.s,1oss in the vicinity OF Ielilla. town on the
ro,.b coas; Of Morocco. belonging to the sphh"rds
ard the spanish Government has complaihed 10 me
1'.arrr,ort Of Morocco concerning Moorish incur
s,ons into Spanish territory.
,,r,v Of Moors recently attacked Fort San
- which is close Melilla. but were re-
ar,ised one Spanish soldier was wounded The
ppna,,t.h Government will now send squadron 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
FRENCH ESPIONAGE IN GERMANY.

~ AGENCY SAID TO BE ESTABLISHED IN HNEi'f
ronTREss-A BAvARIAN ARRESTED
ro,don. Sept "a dispatch % the Central News
- ua,iin saws an ex officer Of the Bavarian Army
n.,ncd Pfainer has been taken into custody IN con
ec,,on with the recent arrest OF French man ana
uoman IN Cologne for espionage The PROCESS OF
w.. inouiry In the cases OF the Cologne Trlsoh' -
III t ra,,ealcd "A SPY system having hRencIea I'D eve.
mr. sa, Cermsn fortress. and Pfa.ner - alegeI |"
49, been one 81 the agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
REAL, ESTATE TRANSFERS.

broadway. No 80. Edward G Fielder and wife to s.
1 l5gaogn ' Nv "a and SO 90 Nev-s, Richard
Wilson and wife same. .................''.
Ss ST. 10 30 ia M 9as Ffed Eg saasT
nIis,"' and commbus'aye corner iooxlO22:
Sn cesey ana WIZ Ed 10 T1T Kps and Wit
M W rorner 4lst-s ~ DYSON irregular
sdotiaye s. 10 :, Of Decatura,e. 24ss6. -,
w N.fsanasr T9 MTSi Road - Il from
corner lands Of Isaac Worden con,ains - acre.
a ana 9'e s opF' 1900
i9 ls, y ne sP Engssdsc ' Msihiid1 strauss
executors OF lemuel strsu-. 70 Isaac t nG,ns''u
ls5o5 and Nd o. fns SIS 0iHS corner 25S5
krr and hg'S1n %, Wo SSsps 5Sioo John
J Clark and wife to Henry and Peter l. ,n
is tSsss'' :. 100 It Of shave @xiG3. Fred
tees 4 Thomas + Devoe. to William stewart - ~,
,s5,h a. go r. Of wilis-aye l8xi;5 Anton
Ragette and wife to George "ollen"eoer ana q so
'' avn. 5oxloo julia +: MURPHY Ellen MURPHY
map stat Of peter clarke rwentytGird ward
Henry = De Gran ana wife to John J Brcsly
N>fl 1880. fncn en- c Ii 20 Ella
SAM popcfty Ella breckenridge to Louis s
southern Sii',2 boulevard and Fairmoun,aye lots 20
and ~ nap Al ots. southern Boulevard AMI
ana S4"F Ward 2So"a an Ss ot
Iemue Strauss. Mathide strauss and l~-nu-l - 40
Str,uss executors OF Isaac Rothschid. 1890 20"
lsnh,st 10, ie map property par Of i.n rn''p
lydig estate. Twenty fourth Naid' same !" , %.
Southern Boulevard. " lots lol ana io- map
estate ~ George Fdile. Twenty fourth Ward mo-
SOUTHERN boulevard ana Kiug-hridge Road n
corner lots and .. map estate Phiip NJ Lying . -,
si la" proper -" lic Rorhschid and John
sa" Foe.,s Fs 2's lGI saa l04 wn %en
same 10 Charlotte l. Cauned. .....:...
smp sit " : 1898 II n ~ Honest. 6sNiUo.
katharine Kitchen and husband 10 jacob o,oo
Gari~n-av. = ~ II = ~ orchard Terrace. 21x
2Oo 20 Elm-aye. x25x2,O. Eleanor VI bell and
husband 20 Mary Woolr. ...... .....---..;..
Garden ave. 5. 400 4 = Of Orchard Terrace -oS
John 4 Woolf io Eleanor NJ Bell .::.:.....,;
Lot iiD. map ~ Unlonport. y acre. William h
Mccormick ~ Edward T>uell. ...-........
~ Ephaim = -a o. o Jsaas Tsh@I@ iss;
Lot ~. map. 10 Paul r. T. lorse... "
Lot 35G map ~ portion ot iInt r-tate' "a" Nest
Lot 3j. map Of Van Nest Park. same Ia Fred -.
erck Never. o''
Lot 1888 map ~ portion ~ Hunt estate, Van Nest
Station. Edward Hammer and wife 10 u B Levy II
Isl ave " . ~ II n Of 7Idst. 2JxlO, Emma
Engel to Kari NJ Wallach. --.. 80 ....-......
3d-ave Nos 6S7 and Bsg. Lazard Kahn ct "a to - 10
Same property: Thomas Dooner - John II Hen
shaw II
4Gth-st 10 80 west Theodore Rieck 20 Georges
Merrihew and another. ............ ....,.
Parkave : " corner lO6th-st iixl3O John Il
Schmezel. executor George j Schmelzel.. 900
I.axington-ave No i.499. Max Irshkind and wife - 49,
shave n " corner lish-si 20 IixyO Emma
and Louis King Auguste Goodman.
l2ih-st n 500 n ~ 2d-ave 2,xlD II, Bern -
hard Gunst and wife 10 Fritz l. Delcke...'.... D"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
MORE TROOPS FOR MADAGASCAR.

THE CONDITION or THE INVADING COLUMN NOT
so BAD AS II SOMETIMES PAINTED ny
THE FRENCH PRESS
Paris Sept 25-"Lc Figaro" publishes n special
dispatch from It's correspondent in Madagascar
which says that the addition OF 100 African troops
to the French forces In Madagascar is probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
THE MAJESTIC BEATS THE PARIS

THE AMERICAN LINER AT LEAST SEVENTEEN
HOURS BEHIND HER TIME
Queenstown Sept. 25-Ths White star Line steam
er Majestic which arrived at Queenstown early this
morning reports that she passed the steamer Paris
OF the American Line bound from New-York for
Southampton on Saturday last The Paris sailed
from New-Yor "Wednesday last, clearing the
SANDY Hook bar at l2:i y. m and the Majestic
sailed the same day clearing the bar al p m
The Paris to have equaled her own time was due
of the Scilly Islands about ] o'clock this morning.
She had not been reported sighted up to 20 D.. m,
being then about seventeen hours behind her time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
CHINESE TROOPS SURRENDER.

REPORT THAT TIE MAloMErAN REBELS ~
KA~st- nNr sHf,S-sI HAVE CAPTURED Fol =
u,TTAIloNs UNDER CENTRAL TUNG.
London. sept "a dispatch from Shanghai 10 a
local news agency says that the Mahomeian IN
.,,,,o,,s IN the Chinese urcviuces OF kan-Su and
shehs siznally defeated q force Of lmpera. troops
,,,de, the command o. General Tung. -Four battal-
ions OF troops dspatla says. surrendered 10 the
rebels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
10 can roR BIDS on BArrLE- SHIPS

Washington. Sept. 2i.-The Secretary Of the Navy
to-day decided to Issue the advertisements for the
two new battle-ships. In accordance with the usual
custom. which Is practically Endorsement o.
Commodore Sampson f. the contention between the
Ordnance and Construction bureaus II was the
original intention 10 have ca..ed for bids on these
ships both with and without armOr but the recon
sd-ration by the Secretary will require bids for the
shf alo
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THE SINKING OF THE SANCHEZ.

HEAVY BAIL DEMANDED FROM THE CAPTAIN OF
THE MoRTERA. WHOSE SHIP SANK THE
SPANISH CRUISER.
Madrid Sept 2j-The Court OF Inquiry into the
sinking OF the Spanish warshp Sanchez Barcaiz-
,eoui in Cuban waters has ordered the captain or
the Mortera the ship which sank the CRUISER 10
furnish bail IN the sum OF 5cJ.0v pesetas
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THE MAcEo BROTHERS BREAK CAMP.

Madrid Sept. Ga dispatch from Havana to the
"lmparcial' says that the brothers. Antonio and
Jose Maceo. the lnsurgent leaders have abandoned
their camp Santa Maria de Loreto after destroy
ing all the buildings therein
The Government operations I'm the Province OF
Santa Clara being pushed with Increased
energy. The columns under GoSeral Luque and
Commander Paanca have recently had series OF
highly successful encounters with the rebels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
military nrison williams saws (:

had charge OF the military prison. Williams says
II Is my intention 10 proceed at once to Cuba,
where | vii. enlist In the insurgent army. Inere l
Will have some satisfaction In becoming target Tor
bullets for II is better to be shot down lighting for
freedom than be murdered by comrades while
trying 10 escape from persecution and tyranny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
THE VATICAN oU1R1NAL DOCUMENTS.

CORRESPONDENCE OF sIGNOR BLANC AND CAR
pINAI, ANTONEIII PUBLISHED BY THE
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT.
Rome Sept 2.-The Government has puDhshed
documents containing the communications mat
nassed between Italy and the Vatican after the
entry OF the Italian troops into Rome IN 1870 ssnor
blanc. who was then Under Secretary. and who
conducted the negotiations with Cardinal Anto-
neni instigated the publication of the documents
The documents show that the Italian Government
throughout was willing to make every concession
that would insure the liberty and independence OF
tho Pope while the Vatican, apparently In order 70
.i,tain a pretext for complaining that the Pope
rad been deprived OF his liberty refused TO accept
an, OF the proffered CONCESSIONS
an to, rr'hert and Queen Margherita started for
,tnrzs his evening The Cabinet MINISTER'S, mem
hsrs If The Chamber Of Deputies and many high ON
o,ais hade farewell TO Their Majestes at the rail-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
WOULD pLAcKBALL MR.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Tlir c,NoIDAcy or THE coroNIAL SECRETARY
rcr ,-rs:nrRsniP II THE CARLTON CLUB
MEETS WITH. OPPOSITION

London. Sept. THE Daily News' tomorrow
VIII cay that the name OF Joseph Chamberlain.
Colonial Secretary. Will probably soon be submitted
10 ballot foT membership in the Carlton club and
that tho proposal has evoked signs OF revolt
among the older members OF the club. This oppo-
stiOn. according TO THE News" may be overcome.
and ~ any event. the gentlemen VINO desire To
propose MI Chamberlain for membership VIII not
risk his being biackballed and VIII not present his
name n the opposition 10 him continues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
CAMPOs WANTS VETERANS now.

Madrid. Sept 2j-It is announced that. In ac-
cordance with "A request made by Genera. Martinez
Campos the endorsements hereafter sent to Cuba
Will be composed OF old soldiers Instead OF recruits,
"A herctofore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-26
LANDSLIDE KILLS 100 PERSONS.

THE TOWN or HUDEYA. ~ THE PROVINCE or
YEMEN TURKEY. OVERWHELMED.
Constantinople Sept 25-The town OF Hudeya, in
the Province OF Yemen. has been overwhelmed by
a landslide from a mountain nearby, which Killed
persons.