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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NO PENSION FOR PRINCESS KAIULANI

EXPENSES IN QCELIiNG THE LATE INSl ftsf-' i'''
HAVE FORCED HAWAII TO ISSUE ADDITIONAL
BONDS. But HER CREDIT REMAINS GOOD.
Honolulu July IS ,per steamer ''ity 81 Picking. san
Francisco July 25).-On account Of the violent oppo-
sltion made to the proposed pension o. N"" year
for Princess Kaiulani. the Senate has tabled me
Item for action the next years session OF the
legislature The opposition proceeds chiefly from IN"
more radical class Of whites. The older residents
generally favor the pension. Resentment at the vio
lence Of the Royalsts in the late instruction IL
recent for the impartial treatment OF princess
Kalulanfs claims at this time. II Is believed That
the lapse OF another year will prove favorable TO
her.
An important statement has been presented to IN"
Senate by Finance Minister Damon: showing that
in consequence OF the expenses OF the lnsurrrctioh
for military outlay and police. also the loss
of revenue from the interruption OF business. the
finance had In year from July !. ls9 10 july J..
1926 run behind the amount OF $1,000. THIS ap-
peared In the reduction OF the cash balance IN the
Treasury by $4,000 and in the Increase OF the float
ing debt by $500 In addition 10 the above the
bonded and interest paying debt was in the same
time increased by $4,000 which had been used Tor
rcrnunera,ive public works. The credit OF me Gov
eminent IL excellent All the bonds required were
readily placed IL Honolulu at par at per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
A NEW ITALIAN COLONY.

80 rHoTEcTORATE OVER ABYsSINIA ID SAID ~
HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED BY THE POWERS.
Z Rome. July 1-In the Chamber of Deputies this
.s'snoon Baron Blanc, Minister OF Foreign Anairs
NJ statement in which he said that all the
1919 mad already recognized the protectora'e
r.. Aoyssnia which mad been established py
.s..., and haG admitted that none OF them was
49, 'ed 10 intervene between King Menelek ana
'anan Government. Menelek. he declared hao
hrs."'y violated the terms Of the protocol pro-
"ns slave trading In Abyssinia. He had the
I,.rN confidence In the prosperous future OF the
n. 49," colony In Abyssinia. and II 1t should become
Italy would defend 1t to the last
aoded that there was a complete entente ne
~. england and Italy throughout the Nile VAL
ma pi,alys position In Abyssinia, except France
sSaIn,M, russia. and even they had not protested
cSsmShns. Blanc's statement was approved by the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NOTES ON DRESS.
GOWNS OF THE PERfoD-A HALT IN MID
SUMMER

The gowns Of to-day are simply n repetition OF
those Of n month ago. for nj midsummer comes
yearly halt. as II were. before the autumn and
winter styles declare themselves. Any description
OF olettes therefore, must serve more ms hints for
renovation or for some needed addition 10 the
wardrobe than as guide for the future or sug-
gcstion OF n novelty.
pretty littlo seaside frock worn for the first
time at small function the other day OF
pale green crepon. with very farne skirt
a silk pettcoat cut equally full The full overhang-
ing bodice opened the left side and fastened
with Jet buttons Just below the neck a band OF
embroidery laid across tho front and back and
over the shoulders to form square. and from this
another band hung loosely down in front TO the
waist. where 1t turned in under a draped belt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

Application has been made 70 Chancellor McGi4
to have a receiver appointed &c take charge OF tho
two large mills or Joseph c. Todd OF this city, whs
ma. valuable property IN Paterson. Years ago Mr..
Todd had a partner. Coone. Philip Rafferty,, anN
alter his death It was alleged that fair divisoa
OF the property was not made. Chancery proceed
lngs were Instituted and last January the Cham
cellor placed the amount In favor OF me Ranerty
estate AZ 10000 This never paid. a,tnouSh MT,
Todd IA wealthy and the administrators are seeking
TO have a receiver appointed 10 take charge OF ME-
Iodds mills and compe, him 10 make the payment
The original case dates back for a quarter OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
BRAZILIANS ARE ANGRY.

DON'T LIKE THE BRITISH IANDGRABBING PRO
PENsrTIEs EXERCISED on TRINIDAD
Rio de Janeiro. July 25.-The occupation OF the
island OF Trinidad by the British continues 10 ex
cite much Indignation among Brazilians, who de-
clare that the taking Of the island Is another In
stance OF Great Britains land grabbing policy. In
Gao Paulo capital OF the State OF that name. tho
news caused much excitement. crowd gathered
in front OF the British Consulate and hooted the
Consul and the country he represents. fortunately
the disturbance went no further.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
PROMINENT ARRIvALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASrOR-The Rev. DIR. A. Toomer Porter. OF
Charleston s. {. FIFTH AVENUE Eek Congress
man Frederick Miles, OF Connecticut. and Mrs
Amelia T.. Barr OF Cornwall. y. Y. MURRAY
HllIs-Ex e Congressman Carlos French, OF Con-
necticut. and Edward s. Isham. OF Chicago. PARK
ANENtE-Colonel Delaney Floyd-Jones. United
states Army PLAZA-The Rev. Septmus Buss OF
London. WALDORFJohn X. Drexel, OF Philadel-
pha. WINDSOR-General Rufus H. King, OF AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NOT OPPOSED TO MoNsrGNoR sAToLL1.

NOT OPPOSED TO MONSIGNOR SATOLL3
CARDINAL GIBBONS WRITES TO THE PAPAL
SECRETARY OF STATE THAT HE IS ANGRY
AT THE FALSE REPORTS OF HIS IN
TERvIEws WITH THE POPE.
Rome. July 25.-The "Osservatore Romano" prints
letter written by Cardinal Gibbons. Of Baltimore.
70 Cardinal Rampolla Papal Secretary Of State. in
which the writer expresses his annoyance and in
osnaton at seeing certain American journals print
iase and misleading accounts OF his interviews with
tne Pope These reports. he says. represent him az
ces'rng to influence the Vatican against Archbishop
ifeAnds school system. whereas. the Cardinal de-
cares. he has conversed with His Holiness
On that subject
Cardnal Gibbons informs Cardinal Rampolla that
ns especially argered at the false statements
wea.ained In the reports that he had been and Is
SKgposed 10 the Apostolic Delegate in the United
f.Ss the truth being that ne has been faithful
'nat Prelate's arrival IN the United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
THEY ARE READY FOR WAR.
THE BOUNDARY DISPUTE BETWEEN ENG
LAND AND VENEZUELA DISCUSSED.

GENERAL ALEXANDRA YBARRf PROMINENT
CITIZEN OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPuB-
Lie. EIooUENTLY DEFENDS HIS couN-
TRys CAUSE AND SAYS HIS PEo-
PIE ARE READY TO DIE
IN ITS DEFENCE
General Alexandra Ybarri. OF Venezuela. was at
the Union Square Hotel last week. and In talking
OF the boundary dispute between England and
Venezuela told some interesting facts about the
territorial claims OF Great Britain. The question
Is in which Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Of
Massachusetts, is deeply interested. He has been
exertng his influence TO arbitration OF
the difficulty and 1t is possible that the question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
UDifA Nj.
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FAIR WITH WESTERLY WISps

FATK VIII WEI f'HI.f WINDS.
Washington. July 1.-THE pressure has fallen generally
in all districts except In North Carolina and Tennessee
The temperature slightly higher throughout the
and has decidedly In the Ohio Valley II has fallen
in the Caroinas and Northern New England showers
have fallen South Atlantic States and Mt .catt.r.i
points the Gulf States Clearing weather s
the Gulf and South Atlantic States and .hov.n, ar.
probable the New England Fair weather is
for other districts with high temperature I'm the
lake regions ald The upper Mississippi and Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
pAp.xDINO JIMINEZ REPORTED DEAD.

Santiago de cuba. July 2-General Martinez
Campos is expected to arrive here to-day and great
prepartions are making to give him an enthusi-
astic reception.
It is reported at Sagua la GRANGE mat inc ho'o-
,.ous bandit Rarandno Jminez was killed by the
civil guards near the estate OF Cieba Yesterday
Jimlnez was the leader OF band or insurgents
onnose the Spanish.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TODAY

For Maine. N-w-IIampsnlre. fair. except showers on
the coast. westerly winds
For Vermont. fair. westerly winds.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island. fair except showers
tho ens,ery winds.
For Connecticut and Eastern NewYork. fair possibly
preceded 10y showers in southern portions In the early
morning. westerly winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair: western por
tion: westerly winds.
winds
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania Western New
York and ohio fair and slightly warmer; westerly winds
becoming southeriy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26


TREND FOX ARE HELD. CHARGED WITH
AURDER-THE YOUNGER BOY KEPT
AS WITNESS.
London. July 25-Robert and Nathaniel Coombes.
"hose ages respectively thirteen and eleven
seA.s. who murdered their mother about three
"eehs ago by stabbing her while she was asleep
."o then lived ten days in the house with her de-
.omposing body. arraigned in the police court
this morning
me police authorities announced that they
"ou'd not charge the younger brother with par
.e'pauon In the crime but they would call him
u a witness
Ha'naniel was then placed in the wi;ness-box' and
c.a OF his brother having bought the dagger win
"h'ch the killing was done He did not see his
, =. Killed but heard her groan and went INTO
M, sne room and looked at her while she was dying.
as1 killed her
err "e MAGISTRATE committed the cider brother, Rob
pes,. dnd the hall -witted man Fox. VINO was ar
mnrT with the boys. for trial on the charge OF
Aue'' and held Nathaniel as witness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

The cx-Prcsident ~ Ecuador. pr Antonio r'o''.'
has published another pamphlet containing P'oo'a
and documents which demonstrate the Vcras,.yy
OF n former publication Of his. wherein ne nss w. ,nn
that he was mixed up nj all In the anaii ., w
Esmcrnda u ir known hat the alleged rhIe VI
this Chlllan cruiser 10 Japan through the M,
mcdiary IT the Government Of Ecuador. Wnr o." To-
OF the principal causes. or, rather the ptc,'N' ~
the revolution which has broken out IN nn' ,o.. ~
try and which not ended. at the Ih'es' 10
ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
RISHOP TUORoLT..

London. July 25-The Right Rev Anthony WILSON
Thoroll Protestant Bishop OF Winchester. died al
his residence Farnham Castle. Surrey this morn.
ing He was seventy years or age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
UPRISING REPORTED IN BULGARIA.

London July 25.-"The Daily News" will tomor-
row publish a Vienna dispatch stating that rumors
are current Of hos lie manifestations In Sofia
and elsewhere against Prince Ferdinand. the ruler
NJ Rulgaria and his Prime Minister. VI. Stoilon
II is also stated that evolutionary rising has oc-
CURED in Bulgaria.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NO PAN-AMERICAN IN 1886.

Toronto July Z5-Managers OF the Pan-Amercan
Congress have decided to hold meeting next
year. A society. TO be called Around the
World Congress- is being formed to supplant
the Pan-American Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

Foreign claims against Peru have been nume'o",
as a consequence Of the abusive acts comm'''eu
by the revortonary and Government troops du u
the last outbreak which resulted In the over %
OF General President Caceres. These claims haoo
been supported with great force and pernaps, 20
dItalia" which is published at Lima as the orsh h
OF the Italian colony in Peru. native papet, she
"Opin,on NacionaI" replied that foreigners ougn'
TO naturalze themselves as Peruvians before cr.u
cising In such terms the Government Oh .ne
country and Its subordnates. The question 49, ho"
ever In a way OF settlement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
Bloomingdale Bros
Third Ave., j9th to Goth st.

as n private citizen OF Venezuela. and not having
any official connection either with the United states
Government at Washington or with Venezuela,
cannot tell Every American with whom ! nave
correspondent no matter 10 what political party ne
belongs. or whether or not he holds ONCE mas ex-
pressed himself strongly in our favor ana can
tell you that | have talked with great many
people and have received a great many letters me
press OF this country seems to be a unit In our
favor - A.. .,...
in Venezuela THE natural trade OF Venezuela
should be with the United States; ne vent .r on
Her trade relations threatened with ner teIri-
tory dispute and more than the Monroe Doctrine
is involved in this matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
TRIBUNE LOCAL oBsrRvAr,o,a

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure Indicated Tribunes self
recording barometer The dotted the
pera'ure recorded at Pe5ry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once. July 20. I A. m-The weather yesterday
cloudy early N the morning but generally for
the rest u the day The ranged between 81
and 90 degrees. the T4ND being degree higher
than Wednesday and - the correspond
ing day last year.
The weather to-day IL likely b fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

There was marked improvement In business
ali along the line at the leading hotels yesterday.
The most noticeable feature was the large number
- foreign,rs I'm town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
N0ywSMAA3&
k@5MWySNIS@!!S:0
The Big Sale
Keeps
Right On.

Simply wonderful
That's what a big Boston mer.
chant remarked as he viewed the
store yesterday. mot so much
the crowds" he continued, as
the values. With goods and prices
like these very great crowds will
come, as a matter of course"
Here in Greater New York, over
in Philadelphia, and in a dozen
other American cities, the mer-
chants want to profit by our enter
prise. "I'Il take a thousand OF
those waist forms, writes a Phlla-
deIphia merchant. A Chicago
house writes: Send us 1900 OF
those shirt waists. Ship $500
silk steel-rod umbrellas at 81. 49,.
This last from big St. Louis firm.
With prices so low that the
largest merchants in the country
are willing to buy, is it any wonder
that our store is crowded ?
1t is the consumers opportunity.
Sale goes right along every day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

In Guatemala. the. return OF the anniversary 0,
the struggle for Independence which freed Ceh'rA,
America from yoke OF Spain, has caused sever Ia
papers to ask for the building OF monuments 10 tis
prominent men who took part In these wars IA
connection with that. the names OF bTahauoS n
Rufno Barrios especially mentioned lot ->'S"
and Guatemala
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

lishment OF the death penalty. This Is due 70 a
frequency o. crimes and murders. when ~. ,sst
lately increased In an alarming manner III '""'
Republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
CAMPOS AGAIN SAID TO BE WOUNDED.
HE is AT BAYAMo AND THREE STEAMERS FILLED

HE Is AT RAYAMo AND THREE STEAMERS FILLED
WITH TROOPS HAVE LEFT SANTIAGO To
RESCUE HIM.
jacksonville Fla. July "a cable dispatch from
Key Yves, says: Martinez Campos is now AT Bay
amo seriously wounded and surrounded by insur-
gents. Troops are being sent from all parts OF the
tslard IN relieve him After the fan OF Santo-
clldes Campos took command and ordered all
horses and mules belonging to the officers Killed IN
order to use them barbados against the terrible
charges OF the cuban cavalry. armed WIN na'he'eS
and 1900 strong.
Three steamers with troops have left Santiago ds
cuba for ManzaniDo to REINFORCE 'anpos anu
bring him out
Lachambre has been sent to Spain.
Maxine Gomez. hearing OF the patti" near
Rayamo Immediately left to join Maoeo The great
est excitement exists in Havana. ana IN santiago.
The peopl. are terrorzed The Government is try
ing TO suppress all details OF this great battle The
death OF Amarador Guerra is not officially con
nrmel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

Is. g. Howard & wife. rrovi-
dercc
.. y. \ Fachane. New Orleans
" e. : Wight Fiiishurs
M. g. Griswoid. N~vp r..
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G. G. Campbell. Calcutta.
., India
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MARLBOROUGH.
~" /. pimock. Northampton.
+. Tai-~. Indianapolis
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ham'on
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'n' !. T Porter. Scranton
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IT. " o. seymour. Sew Or
leans
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80 J e. shaw savannah.
METRoroLr.
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cage.
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= Is collodaJ. Philadelphia.
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New Orleans
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am J. :. Laurence. Washington.
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we. clfy.
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20. wife
co: X. Arias. Panama
cid. J IS. Arias. Panama.
l.. Arias. Panama.
l.. Arias. Panama.
ma Miss q. sullivan. Virginia.
'"'' J. L. sullivan. Virginia.
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Millidgeville. Ga.
POI, A NJ. Mccain. iudgwny.
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J. NJ Warner. Albany.
Mrs. J. Davis. Wilkesbarre.
,rd W. y. Taylor. Chicago.
q. y. Little. Scranton.
&. J. Bur~ll. Hartford.
n. Miss A. :. Burrell. Hart
ford.
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y. J.
NJ. Ambach. Baltimore.
J. =. Nissen. Chicago.
Miss l.. Davis. Wi.kesbarrc.
q. Il. Davis. Wilk.sbarre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
NOT AN ALLIANCA AFFAIR.
THE CARRIE A. LANE WAS LEGALLY
STOPPED. SAYS CAPTAIN QUICK.

HER AGENTS BELIEVE THE RpAXfARD ACTED
TERED AT WARRINGTON MINISTER DE
LONE DEEMS THE AFFAIR TO DE
or LITTLE IMPORTANCE.
Delaware Breakwatcr. July 25.--Captain Quick
whose schooner. the Carrie A. Lane fred
at by Spanish gunboat of Cape san Antonio
Cuba, gave the following account OF the affair
yesterday to a United Press reporter:
We We're rounding the point Of Cape San Antonio
Spanish waters There was a fair sailing breeze,
and rounded the cape noticed a vessel NY
ing the Spanish nag lying at anchor close in shore.
The vessel looked like big steam tug. but as sh.
was more than mile away from us / could not S
steamer sighted she fired a shot across our bow.
At the time the shot fired we were making a
not Immediately heave to- The Spanard there
upon fired the second shot which passed about OUT
water beyond. then lost time In heaving TO
a a om e pansh Vss so When boat
alongside saw that /, contained an officer, four
marines and four sailors me ocGr nv anh b tnf
with a courteous and respectful manner the former
asked to see the ships sn9wed n Them 10
then directed the marines TO search the Lane This
nature natl ' ard p they returned to their boat The
officer then told us that we were at liberty to pro
coed When the Spanard slghted us we were such
a distance off that his only means OF hailing us
was by firing a shot
Boston. July 25-Sehor de LONE. Spanish Min
lister to the United states. was seen to-day at
his villa in Swampscott. where he Is spending the
summer. in relation to the reported firing by a
Spanish gunboat upon the American schooner
Carrie A. Lane. of Cape San Antonio. Cuba. The
Minister stated that even II the report were true
the flag had not been fred upon. and no insult
had been offered to this country
Washington July 25-rhe case u the schooner
Carrie A. Lane is not likely to prove another
Alliance incident. No official information or COM
plant on the subject has reached the state De
partment and. judging from the statement ot
Captain Quick. the master Of the schooner none
is likely TO be sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

The Venezuelan Government has created he
CATION OF the first class to represent II III '"e
United States Of Colombia General Marcus An,
tonic Silva Gandophi has been la"ed AT the neau
OF H. He will reopen negotia tons begun carry III
1894. with The Bogota Government Tor me con Oh
clusion OF a treaty OF commerce between the WI
Republics. Unfortunately. these negotiations wiz
be made rather difficult. and perhaps. inoppor'une'
by tho troubled condition OF affairs and Inc I'M
stability OF Governments In both Republics, sI.c
insurrectionary movements have recently dlsturpen
the State OF Valencia in Venezuela. ana some PRIV
inces In the United States OF Colombia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
GRAND UNION

YIN = y - y AffsNs
T. \ colby. Boston.
! r Campbell Tampa.
g &. Orburn.. Chicagp.
:. H. rlhtner. Cleveland.
l.. = Dupont. Wilmington.
.. Shepard. Melro-e. Mass
y II lil~asoe. ~. Wayne
pr T =. CIpugh Portland
Ne.
The Rev. ". A Dwight,
Springfield. Mass
T T.. Smith. seneca. Kan.
l.. l.. Parrons. Boston.
N. l.. Filley. Troy
GRAND.
Dr. =. g. Cook. T.. $. s
Sew-York.
e. S. SiddOns. Buffalo.
l.. II Hy-r. Washington.
F. -. Richards. Bingham
ton.
A. II. Jackson. T.. 4. A.
8 j. Webb. Mindcn. La.
A. Won IIaaki n wife.
Washington.
y. NJ Vail. San Francisco.
~ sheldon. San Francisco.
= ". Jones. Springfield.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26

o. foreigners IN io"h'
HRVNSW1CK.
G. y. Rust. Cleveland.
q. !. S'eIman q wife.
Pru,idcnC".
" u. Hawkins. washing
ton
q r. Coleman. Phiia.
J stuart. Chicago.
Mrs. r. g lanes. SCOT
land
4. ] Beem~r. Montreal
G. J. Siov-l q wife. san
Francisco.
+ n Stevens. Gloucester
g. ". Warren. Denver.
J. II Parker. San Fran
cisco.
EVERETT
= " Fev-s. Liverpool.
England
y n Chapman. London.
England
" 7 Fisher. Nottingham.
England
L y. Lord. Manchester.
England
J T. = seaie. Manchester.
England
Mr. X. Is Roland. Harris
Mr. i. g. williams. BAI'i-
more
Mrs. q. Z Hullnri. Boa'cn.
Miss II T.. Kingston. Bos-
ton.
Il. q Campbell. Cleveland.
VI ErCo,.e. Colombia
4. y. Johnson. Detroit.
GIiSEY.
J J. Wilson. Prescott. ont
W X Warner Cleveland
II. Il. Roth * Wife. MI
waukr~
X p~uckhsrit & wife. Cin
cinnati
A. A Young. jr. c1nn~'ii.
cut
X. Grimes. Elniri.
". y -. Smith. New or.
leans
J q Robinson. Ii''sbufg.
". H. kibb~-. Albany.
Dr. X 4. FvAnef. Franklin
Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
HOFFMAN

II. VI. Smith. jr.. Richmond,
Va.
7. ID. Palmer. Stonington.
Conn.
J 4. Peu & wife. Warren.
Ohio.
q. Macfariane. Sidney. An.
frelia.
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