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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

IT'D Best 1a Of Muslin Underwear
. HT ever shown hereaOouls now o.
4 III sa.eat Gzo. N. Shook & Co.'S
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
NLUAhO SHOOK & Co.
Oil Nan DroMn ed.

II was reported here lasI night that
Johe Sterling, we'll known oil man In
ths Slsisrsvllle field, vas drowned yes
,srdey afternoon In Middle Island creek.
Sterling WAS = daredevil sort OF fellow,
AID shs story goes tia. ne attempted TO
cross bridge considered unsafe, with =
horse, aud that no went through, and
that both man AMI horse we're drowned.
PURELY FEMININE. - s. m c
TningS That Are Sure to Please the
Ladies'. Sss Sunday Register.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

TO was reported last night that Dr.
a. Conan Doyle, the celebrated English
novelist, was DO the city. Doyle passed
through Wheeling several weeks ago
on his way 90 the Interior Of The State,
ior The benefit Of bis health. Tbs nsn
VINO registered bis name that time rs-
turned yesterday afternoon and depart
Cd on the evening Irsin for PitsSourS,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13

THROUGH GLASSES CLEAR
Bsbs Verdict as 20 How to Look at
This Big aud Lovely World. See Sum
day Register.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GaE END Or NANI

To ne lect your comfort, especially when
Shoes are so much cheaper than they used
TO De and doctors bills are just as big.
Keep 4 sharp lookout FOR MISTAKES in the
footings OF AL members the 'Smily and
let US prescribe Tor them we'Se not
ouacks though We 10 advertise, and our
charges airs moderate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
INDIANA WILL BE FOR HARRISON.

INMTSTAKABLE SENTIMENT SHOWN AT THE
STATE REPUBLICAN CONFERENCE
indianapolis Nov 20 (SpeciaD.-The conference of
Republicans called by the state Committee brought
out to-day about hundred OF the local leaders
representing every county IN the State. The meet
ing was held this afternoon In the rooms OF the
Travelling Mems Republican cub which was only
large enough TO hold half OF those in attendance
The venerable Richard W. Thompson, of Terre
Haute Secretary OF the Navy under President
HAYES presided He believed. he said, that the
trend Of the times indicated the denomination and
election Of General Harrison, and the announcement
of this belief provoked tremendous applause
Speeches were delivered by Charles w Fairbanks,
who may succeed Senator voorhees,; Congressman
johnson and Watson and others.
The meeting gave opportunity for the candi-
dates for Governor TO do missionary work. and
dozen of them present strengt hening their de-
fences. The most interesting development IN this
line was the declaration by Congressman Steele that
Re Will not be I'm the race. bat that ne Is candl-
date for reelection TO Congress Another marked
feature was the presence of large delegation from
Terre Hauie TO push the claims Of William X. Nc
Keen president OF the Nandaiia. for United States
Senator.
that Indiana will be sodly and enthusiastically for
the nomination OF General Harrison In the next Ma
tional Convention The State Committee met this
morning and fixed January % as the date for re-
organization of the committee. Indications point TO
the election of F. H. Nebeker chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
LOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICITIOyS

the Putnam Paper Company whose office was for
rnery at No $50 Broadway by Judge Lawrence OF
the Supreme Court. The company was incorporated
on March H. 1894 with capital stock of $1,000. and
handled the product Of mill at Putnam VAL
ley. y. Y
in Thlri-ave at For.y-ninth and Northumberland
twcaty-thir1 SITS, VINO failed In June last, with la
btics Of $4,000 viii receive dividend Of 36Ns per
cent. an order having been made In the Court Of
Common Pleas yesterday directing Samuel Ross. the
assignee. - make the payment.
The schedules OF Louis Kaufman manufacturer
Of cloaks, at No $40 Broadway. show: Liabilities.
SIC G2 nominal assets $50 052 actual assets. $3.50
Judgment for S. 009 was entered Yesterday against
the Rochester and Pittsbure Coal ana Iron Com
pany In favor OF Thomas F. Wentworth for ser
vices as counsel between January !, 1851 and Janu-
1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
THE MACHINE PLOT DENOUNCED.

LOYAL, REPUBLICANS OF THE MIST DISTRICT
ADOPT STIRRING AND VIGOROUS RESOLUTIONS.
The better part of the Republicans of the XXlst
Assembly District which Able Gruber misrepre-
sents In the Republican County Committee, oppose
and denounce the attempt OF the Platt-Lauterbach
machine by fraudulent means to control the prma-
ries and conventions in the coming month.
spirited meeting was held last evening at No 1872
Amsterdam-ave., attended by 300 self-respect-
ing and loyal Republicans OF the NXIst District at
which the Infamous machine plot was condemned
by unanimous vote. Albert J. Berwin presided
and Carlton A. Clark secretary OF the meeting
Several eloquent speeches made urging Re
publlcans 10 arouse themselves to the need OF pre-
serving their rights and overhrowing the unscrupu-
lous CLIQUE which had undertaken their dsfran-
chisement
Resolutions were adopted insisting upon the main
tenance of the election district system opposing the
secret caucus and denying the right of such
caucuses to bind any election district association
DENYING the right of the Committee Organiza-
ton to appoint committees of three to usurp the
rights ana powers OF the election district assocd-
tons denouncing the provisions that these COM
names Of Republicans without notice to them as
dangerous usurpaon OF power; calling upon all
Republicans 10 resist such action by every lawful
means; and appealing to all men who are attached
10 the principles of the Republican party and who
desire Gear aud honest conduct Of political affairs
TO see to il that the names are duly enrolled In
their respective election districts tomorrow night.
and that their votes are duly cast and counted at
the approaching primaries OF Tuesday evening, De-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
RESTRAINING ARMENIANS.
Continued from First Page.

.ion not only 10 native-born citizens but to
Armenians and others who have become natural
ized Turkey resents the idea that her subjects
can give I'D their allegiance to the Sultan. but
Admiral Sefrdge will receive instructions to az
ford all assistance in his power to American citi-
Zens. -, , 4.
affnrd protection to Americans in the places
where the recent outrages were perpetrated
These disorders have taken place In remote IN
land Districts His force however. VIII have a
moral influence. and in that way the presence OF
the feet in Turkish ports will be OF advantage to
American interests In the seacoast towns OF
Turkey order now prevails. but outbreaks are not
imnroba BILE and a. these points the Meet can take
an active part. If necessary Admirai oeilriuse
will be directed to act in concert with me Tor
aign aeets In the work of extending succor to the
distressed. Whatever may be the turn OF al
fairs II Is not at all likely that he would coop
crate In extreme measures HIS orders VIII De
"a maintain strict neutrality. His special mis-
sion will be TO afford protection To American IN
terests and to keep aoof from European pohucs.
As TO whether American sailors ana marines
will he landed on the Sultan's territory, the naval
authorities cannot speak definitely. Ihey say
that the decision OF this question VIII be ieft 10
the discretion of Admiral Selfridge. III lahdlhg
force becomes necessary II Is expected tnat the
Admiral will lose no time In ordering the move
nent Secretary Herbert s Of the opinion that
AT nresent II IS imp jssbe 20 say what serNc the
men will be called upon TO perform: lie SAID TO-
dav that Admiral Selfridge would be directed II
.confer win Minister Terrell and to act in con
junction with that official How far IL would De
necessary TO go would depend on circumstances.
The Secretary added that there was nothing sen
sational in the step OF increasing the Admirals
command He could not now say wnether olher
vessels would be sent 10 Turkey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
ARMY AVID NAVY ORDERS.

Washington. Nov @.-(SpeciaD.-The following
Army and Navy orders have been issued:
Leave for four months. to take effect about De
cember 10, is granted 10 Captain George McCreerS
assistant surgeon. Second Lieutenant Ohio W.
Farr. ID Artillery. Will be relieved from duty with
Battery OF that regiment by the commanding
officer at Fort Warren Mass. and will report 10 the
commanding officer at Fort Riley Kan. for duty
with Light Battery A. "a Artillery. attached
thereto. The appointment OF Powell Conrad Fauu.
leroy to be assistant surgeon with the rank ol
first lieutenant 10 rank from November H. Is an
nounced. lie Will report 10 the President OF the
Army Medical School, In this city. for the prescribed
course OF instruction
Assistant Naval Constructor r. Is Dashien $ ct
tached from the Ordnance Bureau. and assigned 4
me Bureau or Construction Lieutenant W
Montgomery Is detached from the Cincinnati, an
ordered to the Washington Navy Yard.
Newport. II. l.. Nov. 2O.-Orders for United
States ship Maine TO sail Tor Portland Me. wer'
received by captain Crowninshied to-day. ana N
ship VIII sail from here Saturday AZ p. NJ
ana probably arrive on Portland on Sunday ngh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

initial steps to bring the Republican Nationai Con
vention 10 Chicago. said to-day that ne hau can
yassed the business men Of his acquaintance sum.
cienly to assure him that between sO0V ana soo'""
could easily be raised by subscription and as soon
as he receives an answer from Chairman Garter Oh
the National Committee to whom he wrote regard
Ing the conditions which wsud be imposed on Ch-
cago u the convention IS 10 come mere Mr. lear
the Chicagoans and corporations he has seen te
thinks that the convention Will cost Chicago not
over $4,000 The Coliseum which collapsed while In
course of erection. Will be finished by May and II
is believed by the convention promoters that when
IL is known generally that the building Will accom-
modate OOCN people. the fact will be powerful ar
gurnent In favor OF having the convention here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
A NTSSIrIMAN VILLAGE PLUNDERED.

THE DAILY TURKISH ACCOUNT OF oUTRAGEs
SAID TO BE COMMITTED BY ARMENIANs.
Washington Nov. 2O-The Turkish Legation ms
morning received the following dispatch from the
Porte under to-days date:
A band OF agitators formed by the Armenian
parson of Toughatch Ghis parson had geen co,,-
demnei TO hard labor for life, but paraoneq1 re-
Gently attacked and plundered the Mussu'maan Ia
village OF Adjpour. The same parson was tne
cause OF the disorders at Beijrlikdu ana other
villages. No.. orrda1
The Armenian agitator Hanna Zaspa wo9hd isa
streets OF Bills for the reason that the latter trs
TO persuade his brother-in-law not TO attack tne
mosques and not TO commit other depredatI95ns.
The rioters OF Gumuch-Djik having nurueIeu
Arif Enendi, member OF the Counci, or Adns ms
traf,on and having wounded one soldier, an ARRAY
occurred The authorities took the necessary steps
for the preservation of order. $3.50 ,..,.o
The authorities OF Mardin seized suoVers ,he
le;tor V-rit;en by n Protestant professor OF M
city named Khocheab rohan In that letter NE pro pro-
lessor was trying TO convince both Kuris am
christlars that the so-called Armenian principany
was to be established. .a -, .h
Notwithstanding the advice ard assurances OF tn NJ
local authorities given 10 the principal Arnehlans
and eccesiascs Of Marash. the rioters continue 10
keen their shops closed. They also Killed one Nus
sulrnan fired from their houses on the troops ana
Inc gendarmes and peaceful inhabitants imey
also set fires in different parts OF me ciy me
au,horlties however. succeeded In mastering the
fires and restoring order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
7 s BALFOUR FOUND GUILTY.

SENTENCE POSTPONED IN THE LANDS ALLOTMENT
COMPANY CASES.
London Nov. 20.-The trial Of Jabez Spencer Bal
four formerly member of Parliament for Burnley,
and the other defendants Brock. Wright Theobald
and Dibley in connection with the Liberator Build
Ing Society which began before Justice Sir Gains
ford Brlce in the Queens Bench Division Of the
High Court of Justice October y. ended to-
day the jury finding Balfour and all the others ex-
cept Dibley guilty. Sentence postponed pending
trial OF the prisoners upon other charges which
will begin tomorrow.
The jury disagreed I'm regard to Dibley. The trial
of the prisoners was only up on charges in cOnnec-
ton with the Lands Allotment Company The trials
of the charges in connection with the House and
Land Investment Trust the London ana General
Bank and other companies will proceed in order
fast as fresh juries can be obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
ITALIAN PARLIAMENT REOPENS.

IT Is THOUGHT QUITE POSSIBLE THAT \ SURPLUS
OF REVENUES MAY BE ANNOUNCED.
Rome. Nov 2o.-Parliament reopens Tomorrow
The Government will ask that the financial state
ment be taken up for discussion at an early date
1t is understood that Sgnor sonnino Minister OF
the Treasury. In reference to the budget, Will de-
clare at least equilibrium of revenues and ex-
penditures and IL is thought quite possible that a
surplus OF revenues may be announced. Prime
Minister Crisp. II is said will propose to defer
other than financial legislation with the exception
OF laws directed against Socialists and Anarchists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
A SENSATION IN MADRID.

THE MARQUIS CABRINANA. WHO las ACCUSED
TIE MEMBERS or THE CITY GOVERNMENT
SHOT At IN THE STREET
Madrid Nov 2o-The Marquis Cabrlnana has
caused a sensation here by making charges through
the medium of the local newspapers against certain
members OF the municipal government OF the city.
The charges are to the effect that these municipal
authorities have used their positions for private
advantages An official inquiry has been opened:
Last evening two unknown persons hred several
shots from revolvers at the Marquis, but their aim
was bad and he was not injured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
IIHE IN 4 HKOOkLIN UOTEL.

FIRE was discovered at about 1880 o'clock last
night in a room the NTH floor OF the Hotel San
Carlos. No. 60 South Oxford-st Brooklyn. II had
caught fire from gas jet The guests In the
house were aroused and hurricdly left their rooms
but soon returned as the flames were quickly put
out No one was injured. and the damage did not
exceed 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
-.ATTERBACiTS IN
STPTCTIO\S.

Thoy (the Committee Of
Three shall order the re-
vision Of the enrolment
% each election district,
~ striking from the roll
n each district the name
" any member who has
moved from the DIS
met or who has died or
aal has ceased TO be a
Republican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS IN CHINA.

TIE TsrNG-LI-YAMEN ISSUES ORDERS TO THE
AUTHORITIES IN sHAN-sEE.
Washington Nov. 2O-Recent press dispatches an
nounced that anti-foreign riots were stopped In the
Chinese province of Shan-See. The state Depart
,,ent has received a dispatch from Mr. DENLY,
United states Minister at Picking saying that upon
his representation OF impending trouble at Tai kou
the Tsung IL Yamen had issued orders TO the local
authorities 20 examine into the matter and take
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
LATTERBACK'S IN
STRUCTIONS.


They CAmasa Thornton
and the resD shall select
three persons TO act as
enrolling officers. and in
spectOrs Of elections for
election districts. which
by reason OF the reappOr-
t!onment are without Of
hcers. Provided. how
ever. that should any of
the Inspectors OF Flee
ion. elected under the
ID election district lines
it.ll reside in that part of
he district 10 be reorgan-
Zed. to he allowed TO
.erYe so far as practica-
BILE.
s. far as possible. the
nrOl.irg officers and In
pectors of Election shall
le residents Of the dis
ret in which they are
able TO serve. The notice
4 their appointment shall
e. in writing. and snail IN
zach election district he
delivered to the person
.aMed as chairman OF
me board ri. Inspectors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
MR.. BAYARD AT THE FORtlGN OFF lie

9TH, CHRONICLE. BELIEVES THAT THE UNITED
STATES DESIRES TO JON THE EURO
PEAN CONCERT
Tondon Nov 2O-Prime Minister Salisbury to-day
received at the Foreign Office Ambassador Bayard
and the Ambassadors Of all the great Powers.
The Chronicle" tomorrow will refer TO TINS as
meeting of the Ambassadors and will remark that
II is more Important than usual. Mr.. Bayard mas
not been at the Foreign Office for many months
and ..The Chronicle" says it is believed that his
there to-day points a desire on the part
pf The United States to Join the European concert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
TWO SPANISH DEFEATS REPORTED.
MACEo. WITH \ FORCE OF 1850 MEN. is SAID TO
HAVE KILLED AND WOUNDED 500 OF THE
rNruy NEAR SANTA CLARA

FNEMY NEAR SANTA CLAKA
Jacksonville. Fla. Nov. 20-A cable dispatch to
1.-THE Times MON from Key West Fla. says:
Passengers by the Olivette tonight report that
General Antonio Maoeo with 1900 men. had pattie
Win General Navarro November II near Santa
cara which lasted seventeen hours. The spanish
General Navarro having been wounded. narrowly
escaped being captured. The insurgents loss Is said
To be very small. 80
W dvlces also state that Yesterday General Maxine
Gomez fought battle with General Suarez Valdez
I'm the Santa Clara Province. The battle lasted Tor
several hours the insurgents finally defeating the
troops, seriously wounding General VALDEZ and
killing Colonel Adave. Full particulars OF the
battle were not known on the departure OF the
OllNeffe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

Marks Church Brldgewatcr. Conn. Emily iol-
brook. Caroline w Bailey. T. s. r b. Cash: ~, ,he
~ ~ lanes 8 DUFFY. John Vanderbilt. $. d. H.
Heien C. Emerson. Winthrop s. Gllmon, Warren :.
shaon Keons. l.. H. Sherwood, 81 each; Mrs. NJ J..
WcCarty treasurer. Morril. Wis. H., " y;
Hayner, J. S. s., c. j. Co. Isabel D. LOCKWOOD .
each , A.. r., ,,It,,, q GO o.
previously acknowledged. amounts to S2Zlo os
The Armenian colony was largely represen'eu a.,
n meeting which was held last night In Cav yy
chanel No 300 East Twenty thrd-st The speakers
snake OF the recently reported ourages in their ha
tive land and urged action to enlist the sympathy
and co-operaton OF all Christians toward Detterlns
the condition Of their people ARRANGEMENTS TOT To-
morrow's mass meeting were also perfecten'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

The association sls +,
have no authority o. ~
20 or ~ onE man. .
change the TO.l OK voters.
except A. in The ccnsfi-
tuition provided.
i. - ~rrtsr -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21


MrrTEE TONIGHT
There will be a protest against the plan 81 the
Platt men in the Republican County Committee
10 override the constitution OF the organ
isation In the supervision Of the new en-
rolments The protest viii be presented at the
meeting Of the Republican County Committee
this evening in the headquarters. at No llS west
Thirty-eighth-st. ard back OF the protest Will be
the Republican Club Of the City Of New-iork'
The Campaign Committee Of the Repuoil'ah
Club had a meeting on Tuesday evening ana
talked over the situation. Every point in the
recent circular OF instructions TO the committees
appointed to revise the rolls was considered
Resolutions were passed declaring that the con-
stitution OF the party organization had been
violated in the instructions. A. II. Steele, Johh
Sabine Smith and other members " the RepuDn-
can Club who are also members Of the Repuo-
ucan County Committee. were empowered 10
prepare the protest and present II at the meeting
OF the Republican County Committee this even
Ing They were preparing the protest YESTERDAY
There Is likely to be full discussion al the meet
ing Of the Republican County Committee TO-
night and the plan by which the Platt KepuD-
leans expect to keep themselves in power IN the
organization by keeping everybody else out OF the
Examination. should be fully exposed
The conflict between the constitution OF the Ke-
publican County organization and the circular
OF instructions which was issued by EDWARD
LAuterbach. the chairman Of the Republican
County Committee. is partly shown III the loi-
lowing comparisons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
ANOTHER DECLINE IN FOREIGN STOCKS.
AMERICAN RAILWAY STOCKS LACK VITALITY IN
IONDON-MINiNG SECURITIES HAVE

NO SUPPORT.
London Nov 2O.--Prices on the Stock Exchange
suffered another decline to-day all around There
was a steady stream of selling orders, chiefly from
the Continent. American railroad stocks did not
have sufficient vitality to take line or their own
excent TO oxaggerate the feeling In New-York out
lined bv the cables Foreign securities were IN
active and dropping. Argentine railways nave
fallen sharply and mining securities mad no support
Consolidat ed Gold Fields Deferred ana simmer ana
Jacks have each fallen IL, Rands l. East Rands =
and Barnato Banks H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

CUSTODY OF TIE
roll

The secretary s.il.
keep the alphabetical Pa
Of members o. the Eloc-
ton District Association
containing their names
and places OF residence.
together with the or g.nal
roll. and the Application
fOr membership signed 10y
the members. il0 5na.
deliver the same q Us
cccgsCr when elected.
AL rolls. records and
papers ~ TIE e1s.1ly q.
the secretary erlii d.
open for examination an
copying by mrw0eIs a.
vi reasonable hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

crate addition to the nay af'0'Nirf y his col0ueicy
in the Guards. which ne holds FOR life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
CAMBRIDGE TO HAVE AN INCREASE OF PAY.

London. Nov @.-The Government proposes that
Parliament, In View OF his long and valuable
vices. shall grant ~ the Duke Of Cambridge a mod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
LATTERRACH'S Wa /
OF DOING IT. y

'If -I''I-NNI
Ia case u the failure
2 any Chairman or sec
O. an election d.s-
'r.c' 20 produce the en-
r0.u at books or who
illV refuse 20 revise the
2 3 Of q district 10 the
s3f.ssscf.Ou Cf he ASS m
bly, D.rtr.c. Committee,
The committee may re-
port ;he facts in each
case relative % said cleo
'.lL district - The Com
'..tt.c on organ ton.
with svrl .ecJmmendn-
Tons as they deem prop
b. 0r take sIcl action
10 the premises, under
tle constitution OF the
County Committee ard
TIE powers te.egated bY
;rie rf .oiut.ou. as hey
may csem advisable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21
THE KAISER AS BANDMASTER.
SHOWS THE LE1ZLlNGEN MUSICIANS no
"Ft'NIcUL. FUNICUI.A" SHOULD BE

"FUNICUIL. FUNICUIA" SHOULD BE
CONDUCTED
Berlin. Nov. 2O-The "Salzwedol Journal" pub
llshed in Sazwedel. Prussian Saxony, says that at
a banquet given the occasion OF the Emperor's
hunting trip to Letz.ingen last week. the Kaiser
took the baton from the hand OF the bandmaster
and showed him how "Funiculi. Funicula" ought 10
be played and afterward conducted several marches
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-21

precautions against disturbances and to make earn
est efforts to protect foreigners