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BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL PROP
erty consult Robert II. Tatem, Real cs-
tate Dealer. 20 York street. near Bull
street.
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HOUSES AND STORES ron RENT.

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FOR RENT, NEW DWELLING. BAR
nard street, two doors south Of Ander-
son. G. w. Parish.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings-W. 4. Gibson, Manager.
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BOARDING


WANTED, a FEW BOARDERS. 1i9
York street
BOARD FOR EXPOSITION VISITORS
near the capitol and car lines in private
family: rates reasonable. SO Frazier street.
Atlanta. Ga
ATLANTA EXPOSITION. ST.
Charles Inn, Atlanta, on Boulevard, near
Ponce de Leon avenue. in sight of expo
stion; all Boulevard cars pass the dOors
everything new and modern, excellent Ia
BILE; $3.50 to 50 per day, special rates to
parties. Address Box 81. Atlanta.
FOR RENT. AN ELEGANT ROOM
i'm private family with board Address
NJ, care Morning News.
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CYPRESS PILINCi AND SHINGLES
Black cypress piling. 81 feet to 50 feet
long; also cypress Shingles at remarkably
low prices; carload lots shingles a spec
ialty; boats can load at the mills. Vale
Royal Manufacturing Company.
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UNREDEEMED WATCHES. JEWEL
~, organs, sewing machines, clothing
very cheap. Arthur Deutsch, Pawn Brok-
CT, Congress street. next TO Solomons'
drug store.
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EXPnSITION


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GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY
whereas. Joseph Ferst has applied to the
court Of ordinary for letters dismissory
Forgt
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all whom 10 may concern, to be and appear
before said court to make objections Qf
any they haVeD on or before the first Mon
dar n December. next, otherwise said
letters win Zoe granted.
Witness the Honorable Hampton L. Fer
riU. ordinary for Chatham county, this 1s5
dav of November. 1880
FRANK T.. KEI L.BACH.
Clerk Court Ordinary @. G. Ga.
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ST. BERNARD PUPS. FOR SALE:
best blood in America, and perfectly
marked Apply to J. ". Miller, Bloss-
burg. Ala.
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DON'T FORGET THAT WE ARE
headquarters for horse blankets from SOC
up. Lap robes from $l.25 up, and latest
styles trunks and bags at low prices
Neidlinger & Rabun.
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FINE ENGLISH AND KENTUCKY
riding saddles and fine ladies' saddles for
sale aC cost, 10 close consignment Nc
Giashaus. 80 Congress.
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A FINE RESIDENCE, WITH ALL,
latest improvements; rent reasonable
Jacob Cohen, ia Jones.
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FOR RENT. DWELLING AND STORE
southwest corner of CASTOR and Price
Apply s. Reynolds. Abercorn street.
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LIVE LOBsTERs. JUST IN FROM
Portland, Me; fine, large, fat; come while
they last. Hicks restaurant.
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GEORGIA SEED OATS. WINTER OR
spring. largest yields: first TO ripen. j..
+. Guilmartiu a. Co. $ Stables.
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Il5 PER LOAD FOR OAK WOOD
and $l.00 for blocks at Aimar's; telephone
T2T
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LOBSTERS! LIVE AND KICKING;
just in from Portland, Ne: nothing as fine
here in twenty years; served as only
Hicks can. Hicks restaurant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
GERMAN OPERETT1 AT TEREACE "AhDE-

season Of German operct;a which IS 70 las
until September ! was opened at the Terrace Gar
don IN Eif;y-ciehth-st, between Third ana Lex
irg,on ayes, las, night The company Is that
,onr,aa a. Fererczy. whch won consderabi
degree OF popularity a couple OF years ago al TN
Irving Place Theatre. and the 0peretia CHOSEN u
omen the season new work by carr Ieilet
whose "Vogelhandler' did 50 much I" heip IN
company to popularity on its first VISIT TO Americs
The opere;ta is called Der Oberselser but TIT
fact has very little significance. achieving u
whole purpose indeed In giving bit OF loca. colo
to the first ac,, which plays ABOUT the mouth OF
mine In Southern Germany. and enilsts cnoru
of miners clad in more or less picturesque cos
tunes. The comedy Is rather loose-Joi ieo sn'
inconseuuental affair, no better than stalkh;
horse for Herr Zellers music. 'hicn IL tarougnoI
of the conventional Niennese type, triple rhythm
predominat.ng but occasionally disclosing charm
rhat received extrdyagant appreciation last night
The piece was givea with more energy than finish
and the high spirits Of the singers seemed also
have affected tn audience which. in spite OF tn
rain. was so rrmcr0us "a 10 crowd the large audi
ence room Ferdinand Schiis, an old favorfte o
the German pavgOers in New-York. is In the com
pany and WIS enthusiastically greeted. sharinI
the honors of the evening with Miss Bertha Prnz
the prma bufia OF the troupe who sings tastef,ii.
and well and cara Highlander. the soubretle
Der Obersteiger Will he given for the rest OF tn
week Later other novelties will he brought for
ward the company having a repertory OF owe
operettas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

purchased every seat in The house In advance. and
everybody knew everybody else. and passed a
jolly night.
The following bit of personal history has not ne
fore been published. few years ago thea'rl'al
company disbanded in Western city, and one OF
the actors was unable to pay his hote bill His
trunk was found TO contain weworn wig, brass
chain and part Of stick Of green paint II was
thought that these were not worth attaching. ana
the clerk suggested that the actor should sweep
the halls of the hotel for few days N pay
ment OF his bill. Before his salary as hall
sweeper amounted 10 enough TO pay the biz the
actor found that he could make money faster in
this way than by acline and he accordingly stayed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
PEERS SEATS ~ THE COMMONS.
THE QUESTION oN MOTION ~ SIR WILLIAM MAR
,NInr. MErENnrD TO 4 coMMITrtt

,OrRT. REFERRED TO COMMITTEE
London. MAY 1.-THE motion introduced In the
Uous. of Commons to-day by Sir william Hafcourt
In regard 10 the Status OF Viscoun' Woimer took
the tee hn,cal form OF resolution 20 appoint com
mii,ee 20 inquire whether Viscount Wolmer had
succeeded 10 the eardom OF Selborn"
MIR Chamberlain offered an amendment that the
committee II appointed. should also consider the
case of Sir James Carmichael who claimed the
dormant titles = Earl Of yndford Niscount lngiis
berry and Nemphar Lord Carmichael 81 car
michael and Lord Carmichael yet held a scat IN
the House OF Commons.
Sir william Harcourt declined TO Involve III" com
mittee In the consideration OF separate questions
A seat held by the heir Of peer. he said. was
legally vacated the death OF the peer. The only
question therefore. which could be referred To a
committee embodied in tie motion he had Just
submitted. . -,
George y Curzon said tina; the late Earl Of Sell
borne had encourages viscouni Wolmcr. his son. 10
talk" the step he now taking.
Mr.. L.bouchcre fidlculcd the course OF Mr. Charn-
berlain In dragging the matter Of n claim To a
dormant peeragc into this question. lie himself. he
said. had recently received letter from a person
Offering for the Of 10 guineas 10 prove that ne
N.abOuchcrcl was member Of the royal family
U.augbtcrJ That being 50. the question arose ac-
cording TO Mr.. Chambcrain's contention. whether
he had a right 10 AT IN the House OF Commons
suT1ify. and writ ought to he moved without de-
lay declaring Niscount WOncr's seat vacant.
The motion offered by Sir William Harcourt was
carried by vote Of 800 to i43
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
cOREAN OFFICIALS SENTENCED.
COREAN OF Sr1.~ TT
,.,,,u coxDENNFD To DEATH And ONE To LIZ
ENVIRONMENT FOR MURDER

FIVE, Condemned TO DEATH AND ONE 10 LII"
IMPRISONMENT. FOR MURDER
AND TREASON
London. May IA dispatch to The Conc ,, ,
coori savs that ii Yo Shun. formerly Corean MIN
lister to Japan has been sentenced TO impr'Son"'',
n, life and five other officials have been 'on''''''
TO death on charges Of murder ana 'r''~'" ,
Washington. May 1.-THE dispatch from ""''
,r,ouncins the life sentence imposed on Ill !"
shun undoubtedly refers 10 Ii Shun fo"' VINO ""S
the Corean Minister to Japan and reiurn'" 10 'co'
from his post early In April with $" many 'ap'n'S'
ATTENDANTS as TO excite the suspicious OF MS ""
eminent. which kept him under surNe'"""'''
resigned his Office April Il ard was arres''' ''
nov, dav AZ the chief pl0tter In a Formidable con
sniracy against the King l.. Shun You If ihe
grdndson OF Tai Won Kun. the asci iathei o. ,n M
11cirnnr King Tai Won Kun made strenuous c'-
forts 10 obtain the release Of IL Hhin YOU nu'
y,thout success the evidence of his treason p"ns
considered positive by inc b"Nerhheh| "'' "'"'
hfcan ~ Aprll -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
THE PROGRAMME As FN1LLY ARRANGEb
SOME CHANGES IN THE PLANS FOR THE ENTER
TAINMENT FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
KINDERGARTEN AND POTTED
ArION

PLANT ASSOCIATION.
The programme for the entertainment. which 10 to
take place tomorrow afternoon at the Fifth Avenu'
Theatre in aid OF the Kindergarten and Pottes
Plant Association. OF which Mrs. George j Gould
nresid,nt has been considerably modified and In
stead OF twenty-threc. originally announced tn'
number OF tableaus has been reduced to sixteen
Besides this the professional people. including MIS-
Camille d'Arviie, Miss Lillian Russell. Miss Nesu
Ti,;cy and Miss CIssy Fitzgerald, will not appear
and indeed the vaudeville. or variety feature O
The entertainments - publicly announced all alons
has been eliminated The professional part OF IN
programme will be supplied By Richard Mshsnei'
VIII, viii appear Prince Kari ana again III
monoogue dramatic Art as kn nsbi III s az.
,.,,. ,.o ,ahla.us a,
living pictures, ana IN using WITHOUT aunoisS ~
names of several persons, both as poseis Az
p ,se CHARITY Is worthy one many people IN III,
world Of fashion have r~plrsned the"ssneH -, ,,m
an permission, the names Of any man or wom"'
90 boom g. y show, ..,.. =, ,.h
e. at J Hsssn' ri g'0 Ss Mer 8.
Modern Belle, Mis- Blanche NoueS: a trsne'
Msas" Mr. % x.sssss s. eche
Medc5H sSs NJ, rs'% Nh, NJ co .%"
Az os"sborousn Po,irs Nc" l,s.se shepard
oIs Mr.; rs''i2 ss., sa'Fs -. room Goa esrm.s
Mrs frances i. suton 4 Modern ,, ,ss" ~, II:
rr1"s; II s" Vcs,c rp@H ncc Mss
nc.,r,cs Miss Elizabeth ra'coner indian Ms, NE.
Miss Dorothy clinton Portrait OF ""o'"'' wiz
Miss Helen 81 Gould has written the roi,Sw,n,
,o,,sr 10 Mr iIcgeman- sutton from LyndhurN
gton-on- the Hudson; 49,, l., ,.,to, d, m
II thank you for your kIndnes. IN reston Vyh III
ithoroughly appreciate the kindness OF those ".
have undertaken the performance ARRANGED =. "
rr,c,h Avenue Theatre on Thursday afternoon fo
ibe benedt OF the kindergarten. ] was somewna
EARNED when saw the title used You can r.. re 80
H., understand my feelings when you remember N
~, ,,,youhie there has beer IN the city about TWIN
rcture-. Your assurances have set my m,nn aui,
=, ras, an that score. | am convinced thst IN
entertainment will he Of tho highest order ana AZ
SUR you Of my hearty support. ,.., so,. q,
The advance sales for the entertainment ha'o n
ready footed up over so"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
FOR REFORM Nv ARMENIA.
A PLAN SUBMITTED TO THE PORTE BY
THE POWERS.
APPOINTMENT OF CHRISTIAN OFFICIALS AND
DISARMAMENT or THE KrRps AMONG ITS
uREs-INvEsTiG,TIoH ut THE

SCENE or OUTRAGES.
London. May IA dispatch 10 THE Times
from Consiantnople says that the Powers have
submitted to the Porte scheme of reforms IN
Armenia which Includes the appointment Of Chris
tians as public officials and gives the right to veto
the appointments OF governors to the Powers II
they do not seem satisfactory. The plan also pro-
vidcs that High Commissioner, who shall not be
a European. shall supervise the work Of putting
the reforms into effect. and shall remain In Office
until they are carried out The selection of the
High Commissioner - TO he subject 10 m" approval
Of the Powers ana q commission composed of MUS
sulmans and Christians rs To supervise the al
minisiration OF affairs 10 the Nilnyet@ The scheme
further provides that the amount OF iner losses
shall be- pad 10 the inhibltHntr or SisSoun, ana
that tn, kurir shall be- disafme1
Tn. Powers base iheir demands on the proven
bad administration and the generally unr't~
factory condition Of affairs IN ihe Asinii' prov
in,,. nf Turko, II IL understood that The Porto
will submit The scheme 10 an "Namlnins commits
lion presided over by Tufkhan ln'ha,
Another dispatch from 'onHinniinop." says mar
Moosh from Ghell, Conan m Armenia report
fhat inoy opened the burial pits ~ nat plhr"
ana found only few bodor II WAS evident
Tho, report. that tho pits he' been opened hcfof"
their arrival and mos Of tn" bodies removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
RUSSIA SEEKING CONTROL.
CONSIDERING PLANS FOR THE MASTERY
OF EASTERN ASIA.

CHINA OFFERS TO ALLOW THE EAIhN''' VI
R1-ssrAN RAILROADS. TO PORT IAZAREff AMI
PORT ARrHuR-JAPAN. IN SPITE Or
PRESSURE REFUSES TO FIX DATE
FOR EVACUATION OF THE
CHINESE MAINLAND-HER
rIBERAIlTY PRAISED
IN PEKING.
London. May 1.-THE Daily News to-morro"
will print dispatch from its Berlin correspo"u-
ent saving that St Petersburg advices are '"a'
Russia is considering an offer from emma "
allow the Siberian Railway to be cohtihueu
through Manchuria and Corea to Port La~aIe"'
this line to be connected by another WIN io''
Arthur Russia the dispatch ADDS wou'" '""'
become master Of East Asia.
The Daily Graphic tomorrow VIII print
Shanghai dispatch saying that II Is announced
in Picking that Japan consented to the reHoces-
sion of the Liau-Tong Peninsula to CHINA WIN
out demanding an equivalent. and that "er
liberal conduct in this matter Is warmly pra'seo
The dispatch also says that Russia france ana
Germany have made joint offer 10 nego,'a's
loan to enable China to pay the war 'noe"'"''!
Berlin. Nav 1.-THE "Frankfurter Zeitung
has a ST. Petersburg dispatch saying tha' "o'
outstanding the pressure brought 10 ped' ~
the new triple alliance Japan persists III Chio"s
ing TO fix a date for the evacuation OF the tn..',
mainland Japan the dispatch says. ma'h.a,ns
her right to hold Port Arthur until mar OF .,,e
war indemnity shall have been paid ana 10 ~
tain possession of Wei-Hai-Wei un.ii NV
ment of the whole indemnity Is conpi1ueu,. -
also declines to evacdate Corea until anair' .i.n
are settled and the independence OF the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

\ special matinee will be given at Palmer's The
atre tomorrow for the bercit OF the charity fund
OF the Actors Order Of tr'cnGshp, FOR wncn INC
committee which has the programme In charge has
arranged an attractive biz including the first act
~ The Grand Ni2lsr" with Thomas Q. Seabrookc
and his company: the third act OF HES Wifcs
Father" with William H. crane and his company
the third act OF Mime. sans Gene with Miss
Kathryn Kidder: the second act OF Liberty Hall,
with Miss Viola Allen and William Faversham:
tho Craggs In their acrobatic act: Marion. Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
SrfDL CONCERTS At THE BEACH.

Notwithstanding the statements 10 the contrary
which have been made. W. Sc III Will conduct the
usual sores % summer concerts at Hr.gnton
Ee,ch this summer The contract has been sisneh
and preparations arc making. The season VIII
last ten weeks.
II MAS expected that an announcement would
be made by the Sedi society yesterday. but last
% the society said that IL would not
he made for few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
NEWMARKET SECOND MEETING OPENED
nfiE MARK wiSs TnE VISITORS PLATE
bWyEn's HORSES SCRATCHED

London. May it-This the opening day or
the Newmarket Second Spring Meeting The rnc"
FOR the Visitors Plate. weller handicap, o' 10
so,.reigna winning penalties. over the Kous course
ave rurlongD wa won Dy sir !. Hlundell Naples
plue Mark three wears old SIR \. Sullivans cram
ncr q, finished second. and ". X. l.ehnuiys hish
and Low a., waa third Thirteen horses ran
NJ r DIVERS entries. Don Aonzo. Harry Reed.
Stoneneil and Banquet. did NOT start
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
WORLDS FAIR MEDALS WITHHELD.
..rurriI' THINKS THE DELAY Is BECAUSE THE
coaMfTrEEMEN CONTINUE TO DRAW
SALARIES

London May it-"Truth' tomorrow Will com
rnent on the Tact thai medals and diplomas won at
the Worlds Fair In Chicago nave not yet neen
given to the successful exhibitors The paper cites
the reasons assigned for this delay hut nclncs tow
ard the exclamation that the members or the com
miffec having the matter I'm charge draw salaries
until their work is finished. and wlen the mcdais
and diplomas given 10 the winners mere VIII
be no more wOsk for the committee u 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
TUE coNTEpERATION SCHEME DEAD.

CANADA Will. Nor ASSUME NEwFo NpiANbH
ENTIRE DEBT AID ENGLAND DE-
cILNEs TO INTERFERE
81 Johns y. =. May lit II Openly ahmtt'1
to-day that confederation ~ . dead issue 'ah"'a
has refused t. asSum, N, full Sovfonndlhnd deoi
Of lscDoo, and Great Britain has declined 70 IN
terfere white Newfoundland IN self-goNrfnln"
colony The WhiiewaSit'f ~" d"sfond'n' Ihe)
are preparing u f"tr~n'hnieut scheme nut .imit
the hoprlcssness OF u 10 meet ID" present 'n'"''
ilsf. .-,- , ,..,o.t.i
II l. reported that The real mission o. '"lonls'
Hsc,etsfy Bond ~ Canada f. 20 obtain l"rn 10 ~
pls, the paVinEr bank. ana ihai ''eo'Re Emerson.
81 Speaker ~ the Assembly, Viii Fall fof tnsan'
on Snnlay'H steamer TO ~ :" secure '''"n'nv"'
ton from bankers there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

London. May 1.-THE troops on parade at Ports
mouth to-day suffered greatly from the intense heat
Ten soldiers we're prostrated by sunstrokc and
ssn, N the hospltal One death from tho effects Of
sunstroke occurred yesterday In Hishgate Woods
where 4 man was overcome by ths extreme meat
and died In spite Of the efforts OF doctors 70 save
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
BISMARCK on WOMENs RIGHTS
M THINKS THEY SHOULD HAVE MORE INFi.r-
ENCE ON ELE'TiONS- GLAD THE ANTI-So-
CIkLIST BILL. WAS DEFEATED

HE THINKS THEY Sliot Id HAVE MORE lNFbt-
ENcE oN ELECTIONS GLAD THE ANTI-so-
cIALIsT BILL WAS DEFEATED.
Berlin. May H-Prnce Bismarck yesterday re-
csvcd a number OF Sesian and made an
address I'm which he expressed regret that little
influence in politics allowed to women. He SAID
that he did not expect women 10 speak In Parla-
mcnt. but wished that the elections showed more Of
their influence. The Cenir.sis and Poles In
huenced to large extent by women. but with the
Socialists women had far too little weight n they
had more and II they realized their future wives
and mothers In = Socialist state they would never
allow their husbands to belong to the Socialist party
II any women DO so. they must he estrangeh In
way from what men revere genuine woman
hood The os-Chanceor continued;
] believe female sympathy with political in
etitutons 70 be much stronger buwark against
Socialism Than would have been the Anu Socialist
rejected If it had moi been those to whom we
look 10 remedy existing evils would have been
could rest on their laurels This idea would have
been erroneous Moreover the bill contained not
a few questionable proposals.
In conclusion. the Prince appealed TO his hearers
to try TO influence their husbands and male rela-
lives and induce them. 4 possible. To fight the
dangers OF the future with greater vaor man imey
had displayed In regard 10 the Antl-socialst Dill
AGAIN REJECTED ny THE MAGNATES
Budapest. May 1.-THE House Of Msgnates to-
day rejected for the third time. oy vote Of lls
10 li5, the section OF the Ecclesiastical bill grant
ing equal rights 10 persons who do not profess
religion
WILL THE POPE RECALL THE NUNclOY
Vienna. May H-According 10 the "i'esier Lloyd,
Monslgnor Agliardi the Papai Nuncio here VIII
he recalled almost Immediately. thus enabling the
settlement OF the Hungarian Ministerial crisis.
The "Nouc Frcie Presac asserts that me IN,
formation OF the "Pester Lloyd" In incorrect, and
that the Nuncio has been Instructed not to leave
Vienna,
THE PLAGUE ~ HONG KONG ENDED,
London, May 1.-THE Governor Of Hong kong
teIcaraphs tbat the plague has ceased, and that
there are now no patients In the hospital there.
LORD RosEBERy TRIES SEA VOYAGE.
London May n-Lord noscbery embarked on
bon I'd the Enchnntrcss ut Dcvonport this morning
for n cruise through the Channel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
= CONSERVATIVE scccrrps A HOME RULER

London. May IA Parliamentary election was
held to-day IN the Walworlh Division OF NrwlnH-
ton to M tho vacancy caused by the death OF VIII
lam Saunders Tho result NJ the poll was IA FOL
lows Bailey Uonscryatvc),. 27l6 Headc IabcraD.
tlon MIR Saunders, who stood 80 Home Ruler.
was returned by q VOTE Of 25lA against 22S Tor
Mr.. Isaacs. bis CongervatIye opp0n,nt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15

Poor NJ IibOt who was hOotef TWO days ago ny
the bordeaux Socialists - reported by cape
dispatch now runs the risk Of getting similar
treatment at the hands Of the Conservative hour
ccois whom he Is loading with new or Increased
taxation In his Budget estimates. The long NJ
Ribot as he ~ called by his political advcrsaries
on account Of his high stature and skectoniike
isicr and TO roll up the Ssyphcan rock which IN"
Opportunst Governments have placed on france
breast thanks to their colonial and Panama poilcy.
OF course ne has approved ana voted Tor tnht
policy since the day when after having been an
enthusiastic judicial officer OF the Empire ne no,
came IA less enthusiastic Republican Deputy ana
though he fanced himself hnancler. since his nm
successful speculations In America, he must regret
that he has assumed the Office OF Finance Minister
In the Cabinet Of which he IL again the PREMIER.
bers Is remarkable mainly for the dencli II shows
II IL difficult, Indeed. 10 make both cnlS meet III
the financial abyss which has been dug deeper
every year I'm France NJ. Rihot declared recently
debt, and the expenditures for the army ana navy
left only 57oO000O francs for the running expenses
OF the Government. This latter figure was not
sufficient for that purpose; hence the necessity Tor
Increasing taxation. or inyentng new taxes IN
order balance the Budget. From 1880 TO lSs me
rational expenses have increased by ossWSWp
means that every year the Increase IN receipts was
only 100000 francs on an average. while that IN
expenses amounted To 40000.Go This difference
has been Hupplled by new taxation, and especially
by loans Since 1850 the French governments have
borrowed b,G0JV0,0OO francs. The national dent ~
exactly 37s5o,10VO francs, 10 which must be added
the communal debts. amounting 10 "-"un"", ,nr
t0U1.000o0 francs, This rtupendons Indebtedness
would not he n crushing load 10 country so IN.
duntrious. nctiv" ana saving az France IN hnnlt"i
enterprises. and better outstanding OF the ma
tIOnnl finances made,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-15
NEW TRAINS TO BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGrON nv rug ROYAL Blue LINE

An additoua, train h. ,een sdd,.d to the Royal
Blue Line service &c baltimore sp1i rosd OF New.
leaving station of the Central IA arriving Balti.
more i2T D. m, Washington llo p 2" ~ 10 So
leave New.York at 1000 Il:3o T. 10 1t lea, uao a
"a. bi2A Ana loo a m l2d5 midnis