New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-27
NEWS NOTES AT THE CAPITAL
THE GERMAN AMBASSADOR PRESENTS
HIS LETTERS OF RECALL.

MINISTER RANsoMS ADDRESS TO PRESIDENT
DIAz-A SETBACK FOR RErvA LOCKWOOD
MINERS APPEALING TO HoKE SMITH
THE TREASURY GOLD RESERVE
REVOLT ~ GIRLS RE-
FORM SCHOOL
Washington. April 2j.-1'he German Ambassador
Baron \. Won Saurma- Jcltsrh. who has been trans
ferrcd TO the Embassy ut Constantinople. went 10
Tho White House this afternoon. accompanied hy
Secretary Gresham and Baron Won ketter. who
remains as charge danalras. The Amba. sldor, in
presenting TO Presiden, cleveland the letter from
the Emperor terminating his mission. offered ms
sincere gratitude for the consideration he had en-
joyod and expressed his deep reGret in .eayinS
country 80 closely connected by The bonds Of friend
ship and common interest to his Fath"r!anf. The
President. In reply, said.
SIR Ambassador. Your transfer to another inn
portaut Embassy. while marking %" hlEh con
ii,a,. rcpcscG % your ability as representative
gr,t ~ th.' - vita4r,ws you from ih" post You
have 80 ar.,pably allied ~ this capital the nrs,
N,nhs.s.,.or 1.rr.Il,.l hv Germany 10 our Re
public. AMI dcpriycs ths Government or au dFi'"-
aulo ae.ocIa' on which IN ijs lHrona! aspects no
lcss ihan offcaiiy has avn sure been conducive
10 that beneficial aui am.cdb.e understanding go
n.r.esarv IN al. matters of international discus
Sion n lg rrattfy.,.g 20 know thar YOU take With
fa.5rctlon- ~ Your in:.r. curse win this Govern.
mont ana our people" ana you my rc-t assured
TIA, our rool vis6c- ami earnest dcsires FOR y9ur
personal w'.far" &C.,. 3tnp4ny you ., In 49, ep,lnE
III" .'.''I- M"''' ~ l'i ,,'is,.,.iSr ,-o,r thit
Gorcrnmci, / earnestly trust thpt those bonds of
friendship 10 which You 50 aprronht.Y teiGr
~. " i''''"''' ''''
The state Department; has made pIoic the re-
marks exchanged between MIri''cr Ransom "''
President DAz when me FORMER p''-''l'' "'
credentials recently Nj Etr-oiu was ir'sh rom
tho ,,-,..-nh.-. o. tho S't.c Department. AMI ap-
p4r,uUy thoroughly imhu"i "itn 10" policy OF mis-
Government toward o." other R"pihuc' Among
other Things ~" Minister declared.
Tho relations existing between NO great repuo-
ne continent rom iH' ''Hi of A'Nlro 20 ,r 70 '''
yr, r,tr5tlr citizen ~ b,th Countries 80 thought
nl observer can cross the toCr larry ana not rraI-
~" '.At ,''is -" ' - o, ~ ,,tT,,i,r,
,.0.., .... And o,nl,y AS The po,.ry-I hal almost
SAD g. d.. las. between them. The n'tri states
n"i Mckc@ Ir.oSi' 20 WAY I t,,,.oer '
f,,.. ana m. Hrs, LAW az human happiness They
regard national justice as national honor ne
srt'i'T '". low III, i.,i, t,,v M, -,.ionsI
dlscorl. have been tho mos; ffI'tfui sources ~
pubic ','n'i ~, ana ma @ ty ~ ri,,, AMI
,,.-.,,,'i ,y,letr.
Today peace l@ DE !nioroe' AMI du'y %; all nl-
tom hr P" the miri 1i"'Ss 'a - ,, i,
~ -.' '" 49, rt uri..i IN m ties 20, commerce hy
ne-h1nor~1 cNpr,. 'ure. ot respect unity aud
harmony promise ''' mus ''' ''''''
After paving THIS tribute TO M"NIr)'s Improving
commercial condition. and referring to M'ni"' r
Gray's death. MIR Ransom delivered 10 'r'''N''''S'
PRESIDENT """ ''I"'i WI" ''-'''' "
OF amity ana admiration
Ev-Reprcsentauve Sihl'y WI leave MS nome IN
Pcnnsv.vanii tomorrow FOR California, - open his
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for the Presidency. HN'''S'N' I''P''"'o"'
L.. hf4 u .
meetings AZ , number ~ Places on the Pacific
co.., s.,,,or g,o,,,~t ia orrorginx his business
Affairs that he can join Mr.. Slhlcy without de-
l,v
\ dispatch from Elchmori reports the outcome
Of Bclva LoekwooI's attempt to practise law In
Virgin, as follows: The Supreme Cour, ~ Appeal
~ virginia bv unanimous vote yesterday denied
"a '""'''" ~ '''''
the Application or HelN' \. I''cF"o'' 10 Pu'"'y 49,
prHg'.o",' N'S n g.. ta,o - ns,,,,.c
..,,,', ,,l,h r,,.,,,. IN ,.,r,,tr r;
injunction proceedings WIN reference u" ''I'A'" i''
estate rropcrtv I'm Icnrico County. she was much
s,,.,.I ,,1 Aforementioned ~ tho courts action
surprised ana "'S'pP'n."' at '"' ''''' ,, ,
She said 10 reporter thar ah" mo supp'Sel '"''
the decision Of tho old court was final and she had
49,. a., ,,,a, ,,,o ,,,. ,r, ,,,,l, rivers. # sbo
''' '''i wa, '.'' IT," ''" ",'' 1870, ,.,..
has qunIhel 10 pr'c''sr IN inc i'Yr"o "'u"
Court and was several years ago admitted to tho
bar ~ Culn.ncr Countv
- 49,. p-,,,., .o,,,,-
captain ~ f.. L"GanS'r' OF IN" "rl''Sh S'''"n''
Reresford. has reported 10 the Hydrographic ONCE
-..., ,..o,t,, o,,,,,-cr, In
aHinaTkap'"c"s' OF ahh"r"ld ''''''''"" "PF''' o."
the English Channel during his last voyage from
NoLtc 10 r-o,oon On March M he wrote.
~ ~ ~ "
The light Of Overs I.Ghtship seen at 80
p m ships time. when -. GATHERINGS Light Isle
~ Wight bore northeast bv north half-north mag
nctlc dstanc" Ave miles. Thus IN" overs was soon
twcnty-scvcn sea miles. The british Admiralty
Light list gives the overs Light an elevation OF
thirty eight feet above sea level; range from an
elevation ~ nft"cn feet. eleven miles. our cicNa-
ton was twenty threc feet above sea level The
light remained in sight all the time and dipped AZ
II dist. The sky cloudless. with nearly a fun
outside their rang" Tbis is sonothimg ycrv unusual
for this part of the world and II is the first tnc II
has come under my notice. Here one must most Of