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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE.
,pcrs MADE rY MINISTER'S TO BE rNvEsTr-

CHARGES MADE III MINISTERS TO BE iNVESrl-
GATED OTHER BUSINESS.
hartford June l2-Thc Senate Committee on inc
Mason Investigation organized to-day ana "lec'''
senator webster. O, waterbury. chairman ana sen
a,or Palmer Of Norwich clerk. 1t was "e'id'a 10
holl a ruhllc session in ~" Senate Champer al
lao o'clock on Friday morning. The Kew .. IL
Mason Of New Haven. ana the Rev & a I1"'o' ~,
NJ Hartford Editor OF The Christian. secretary
will he invited by the committee e. appear ana s'"''
what KNOWLEDGE they have Of corrupt con'uc' Ut
malfeasancc I'm Office by any member OF the S'hn'e
NJ $50, cspeclaily with reference to the fooi "'''
All other persons who have knowledge OF any sucn
acts are also requested 10 testify.
The House this morning 10y vote OF - 10 10
rejected the amendment to the Ant-PooI law "h'h
provdes that pools may be sold on racetracAs LOT
twelve DAYS I'm each year. between May ana ~
vcmber The senate passed the Amendment w ~
we ks AZ, hy vote Of II 10 3. but the actoh o. III"
House probably kills the measure ,,,.
Tte House this afternoon voted 10 permit c'.I'H'
towns and boroughs TO use the Myers Young MA
chine Al elections
rbe House also voted $500 and pension OF sl'
per week for NE Mrs. Myra j. DAVIS o. pan. u.
Mrs Davis was formerly IN charge ~ We nom" III
Ildlors' Children. At Norotor. and ~" "a, &c
expended s. iO) OF her own money IN caring LOT III"
children.
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TO ENFORCE NEUTRALITY.
A PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY THE
PRESIDENT.

NE roRR1Ds CITIZENS or THIS COUNTRY TO
GIVE AID TO THE INSURGENTS IN CUBA.
washington. June 12.-The President to-day
issued the following proclamation:
Wtsreas The Island of Cuba is now the sedI ., a
serious civil disturbance. accompanied ny
sstance 10 ne auth2ry OF ,ie which the United
States ard desire 10 remain OH 'e'''' VI F
and anity and ,i,.s c,a,os nrohihit
their citizens as well all others being WITHIN anu
subiect 10 their Jurisdiction from taking p1rt IN
such disturbances adversely 10 suJs comInls-
Government. by accepting or exercising Tor..,'S
sons for warlike service against H. py eis a.
or procuring others to enlist for such serve -.
fitting out or armng or procuring 10 De hi'c1 "ul
and armed ships Of war FOR such service. by aug
mentng the force of any snip OF Wai cnsaSsi -.
such service and arriving IN popr vi or nrc
naring the means for military enterprise 10 De car
red on from the United States against the territory
Now therefore. in recognition Of the laws afore-
said and in discharge OF the oDngatlohs OF the
United States toward friendly towei anu an as as,
zens of the United and all others within It's
Jurisdiction may be deferred from suD1ec'hs 'hei"
selves TO legal forfeiture and penaIues.
Grover Cleveland President of the United
States of America do hereby admonish al such
citizens and other persons 10 reerre9 TO- ana
do hereby them that all VIOLATIONS OF suSh
laws will be rsosSusy an BATES 80
win the execution of said laws the utmost dill
Cence in preventing violations thereof and in bring.
3ns 10 trial and punishment any Offenders against
the same.
The Secretary Of State has sent formal COM
mun,cations TO the Attorney General and the
Secretaries OF the Treasury and the Navy. di-
recting them TO take all necessary steps to en-
force the neutrality laws IN view or the IN
creased activity of the insurgents In Cuba ana
their sympathizers in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
xrv WORK. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JUNE 49, s9-IWELvE r

friendly 10 Christian workers. The province IS over
! 900 miles from the coas, and cannot he reacneu
by warshirs but IL ia likely that Admiral car
nen,er will send at least one vessel OF his squadron
to Hankow the port Of navigation on the ianE-tse-
Kiang No orders to this effect have been sent 10
the Admiral as he has always exhibited cohS'de'-
able energy IN protecting Americans when they
were In danger and full confidence is expressed III
his discretionary powers, which are eNcee"'''r'S
broad He has the Petrol at Shanghai. where she
can be sent no the Yang-tse at any moment me
Yorktown and Charleston are at NaEaSdht o.r'
400 miles from Shanghai and are available LOT IN
mediate duty ,, ,ho
Stale DEPARTMENT officials reasoning from me
prompt.tude which China has always observed "
these matters. incline to the bcHei that she WI
fully indemnify the missionaries for any losses they
may have sustained
London June IA dispatch TO "The Clone
from Shanghai says that the feeling against io',
cigrers is rapidly increasing in Central emma ana
has reached a critical point in funnan
Paris June l2.-The growing anti-foreisn f'eIing
IN certain sections OF China. and especially IN the
District Of Yunnan. leads the "Matn ard the
'Soleil" to express hope that the government WI!
take measures without delay for the protection OF
French citizens in China.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE DAILY COMPANY AFLOAT

STARTING FOR LONDON FOR THE SUMMER SfA-
soN-rI.ANS FOR NEXT YEAR.
Augustin Daily and hfty-hve members OF MS
company sailed for England yesterday on the
New-York. Among the voyagers were MISS Ada
Rehan Mrs. Gilbert. James Lewis. George Charge.
Frank Worthing. Charles Lecorq. Herbert Gre'h-
am Sidney Herbert Miss Maxim Eliot, Mss
svbn Carlisle. Miss Percy Haswen and Edwin
Varrey The company occupied twcniy-thfe'
rooms on the ship. For an hour before sailing ne
ship was crowded. always a; this season. ana
many OF the handsome pieces Of floral decoration
covering the saloon tables bore tho names O, mem
bers of Mr. Days company.
The season az Days Theatre in London VIII
omen on June %. with THE Railroad Of Love
This will be followed by "The Two Gentlemen
Of Verona" "A Midsummer Nights Dream The
Honeymoon" and Nancy & Co" The season vii
last for seven or eight weeks. and then the COM
pany will have vacation. Miss Rehan VII! spend
her vacation at her bungalow on the coast OF
ireland.
on the return TO this country tho usual road tour
Wi, begin but the company will not be divided as
1t was last season Miss Rehan will head the com
pany n star. The opening Will be In Chicago on
September 90 a tour Will then be made. chieay In
the West; and the regular season at the home thea
tire in New-York Will begin In November.
new pay will then be presented. and +; vii
be followed by the annual Shakespear!an revival
In the spring the company, with Miss Eehan. VIII
make n Southern tour. /; IS Mr. Days intention
hereafter in general confine his autumn tours to
the West and his spring tours 70 the East
Mr. DAILY has secured the American rights to "Le
Collier de la RENE" and will produce IL at his
theatre about September !. with Mrs. Cora tr-
quhart Potter and Kyre Bellew in the leading
parts. Mr. DAILY Will himself organize the company
for this production and Will return from England
in time 70 give personal attention 70 the arrange
Inents. He will bring the scenery from the Porte
ST. Martin Theatre. in Paris, II he finds 1t 20 be IN
good condition. II he Will bring the models. and
will have the scenery made here. Thif play VIII
be followed before the beginning OF the regular sea
son. by the opera "Hacnsel and Gretel." for which
as has already been announced. Anton Seid has
been engaged as musical director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE s. s. ST. LOUIS,
of The AMERICAN Line uses
CASHMERE BOUQUET.
the AMERICAN Toilet Soap.
MORE TROOPS FOR CUBA.
SPAIN READY TO SEND $1,000 MEN TO
CRUSH THE REBELLION

r,,r crx,rr Authorizes THE GOVERNMENT
TO RAISE GoooooO~ PEsETAs-CAMAGUEf
INVADED GOMEZ MARCHES WITH
1000 INSURGENTS THROUGH
PUERTO PRINCIPE
Madrid June 12-Preparations are under wa!
% have 400 900 troops ready TO sail for Cuba IN
,,s, hosides the 10 900 men who will start for
the island next month
The Senate has passed bill authorizing 'he
r.overnment to raise 60000o0oO pesetas, should
that amount be necessary to put down the IN
surrecion.
An official dispatch from Havana states that
,rsurpents have appeared in the Camaguey DIS
trct of the central province. This is resarueu
as important.
Santiago de Cuba June 12.-Maximo Gomez mas
reacbed Puerto Principe and crossed the froh'ler'
He has about two thousand men with hlm anu
has succeeded in evading the Government troops
sent 10 head him of The invasion OF puerto
pr,ncipe means that the Instruction when mas
co far been confined to the santiago iIoHthVc'
is extending westward. In Puerto Prihcipe iroV-
ince hundreds of Cubans are joining Noi,e%'
The Marquis lie Santa Lucia has again tahei,
I'D arms and with him are several deputies anu
young men Of good families. ,,,.,,
General Campcs has asked ior adoi'io"ai
troops 10 suppress this new uprising
Havana June 1.-TWO insurgent bands. num-
berlng fifty men. under the command OF Tampa
roni and Agramonte entered the town Of Moron.
They fired two volleys, but were driven OF by
pish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
LOUIS g. LEVY.

Louis s. Levy died at his home. No 30 West Fiji
ty-sevenih-st.. at o'clock yesterday morning. He
had been an invalid during the last ten years. and
his death was the result Of general collapse. The
funeral will be held at the house ut 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. Mrs. Levy who survives her
husband. Miss Mary Tobias of New-York be-
fore her marriage Mr.. Levy. who born In
England In 1875 came to America nearly fifty years
ago. He engaged In business as an Importer OF
fancy goods In Maiden Lane. under the firm name
OF Henry Levy Bro. When ne retired from active
operations some twenty years ago he gave himself
up TO his favorte pastime OF travelling and visited
ali the principal Old World cities. He used spend
certain part Of each year up to about seven years
ago. in London, Paris and Rome He never
a clubman nor was he ever active In politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
ABANDONED SHIP AND PASSENGERS

THE CAPTAIN OF THE WHY NOT MAY TASTE
FRENCH JUSTICE FOR DESERVING HIS
BURNING VESSEL.
Paris June PA dispatch 10 the Figaro from
St Breux says the police Of Erquy are keeping the
captan Of the British vessel Why Not under sur
yeiance and II is probable that he Will be arrested
on the charge abandoning his burning ship on the
high seas with her passengers on board The why
Not had twenty passengers all French. who were
driven ashore at Erquy. Nineteen OF them were
saved and one was drowned in attempting to land.
London June l2.-The passengers OF the why
Not. which was on fire and abandoned at sea by her
crew, who left the passengers TO save themselves
as best they could. have arrived In jersey whither
they were bound for the purpose OF working IN The
potato harvest They report that the fire on the
WHY Not was discovered on Saturday. There was
no pant on board and the passengers and crew
worked together TO suppress the liames one OF me
sailors threw a bucket overheard and the captain
ordered the crew four In number TO lower the only
boat and recover H. When the boat was IN the
water the captain and crew got into X and rowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
SOCIETY WAITING IOR 1Hh Ntb thbiN'
IF SATURDAY PROVES FAIR. \ BRILLIANT
GATHERING MAY BE EXPECTED
THE RON-HOirEES


The June meeting Of the Concy Island Jockey
club which begins on Saturday which VIII b"
Suburban bay advances the promise OF Bong 20
cisuv the most brilliant and successful IN the =
tor, - the cub Fashionable society VIII MAKE
Saturday the occasion Of \ peasant excursion 10
the beautiful race course. West chester. h'HI-
e,e,I Cclarhurst staten Island. the oranges and
,iaces alor,- the Hudson viii BE- represented n TIE
trrong which Will crowd the srandsiani ana th'
clubhouse.
In the latter pace a. well In the boxes vii be
seen the governors and officers = the club among
whom are Harry Ac,anirc. J. II Nfaiiori
General u Hutternc'd. John " l'o"crs. G. Eel
loves Robert Goci.t. + .. Griswoh. iohn .
u,ckschor. Thomas Hitchcock jr. II. u. Hoi.ins
Lawrence XIII. e. II. kerncr. l.. Lorillar1. New
bold Morris II. l. Nicholas. Herbert C. felI !
Aurus, schermcrhorn. William II Taller James J.
Scott william X Vanderbilt. J W Nads"'rth ann
George Peabody Wc;uore West Chester viii De-
represented by Mr. and Mrs g. J. iiavem"y"f' VI
and Mrs James ~ Waterbury, NJ. anl Mrs j.
borden Hartman. Mir AMI Mrs Thomas Maitland
and Mr. AMI Mrs. r. /. Ona'lyia. while IN" Hemp
stead Westiury and WhetIcy contingent VIII prom
ably include Mrs. Adolf Indenhurs. MI. ana M's
Stanley Mortimer. william g whitney. Mss fAul-
inc whitney. Harry Payne Whitney MISS NAY h'f''
Mr. and Mrs August Belmont, Mr. and Mrs James
/ Kornochan. and Sir. and Mrs. Thomas Hiich-
cock. jr.
The boxes IN the gran lsianl for Suburban Day
have been engaged follows: J. August belmont
? J. Houston: 2. James LerSri Korno nap y J.
H o%es. 3 E = Fa8Ner' H. William, II Good
Ly. L. H. T. whitaker; -. J. II Al'Ahn,
dre. H. colonel Henry pie.mann: - General
Thomas T Exert, IT, Hoheri n u, r1ns * 10,
ney: D. James Rowe. =. Frank - hcrd - - H.
wells. .. Joseph Auerhach: a. ". l. MARKS. -.
II Hufnmcl, 2S Talbot q TAy.or. - h"nihE
hitchcock jr.. %. Or. Gideon l.. KNAPP, e. D.
Forest Manice. q. W ~ Sands; ~ John DAY. ~
" II gray and g. " D,tenhocncr .
The sale 81 single seats the granistnnd Tor me
entire racing season well az for the opening day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Members of the New-York Chamber OF Commerce
believe that despite the efforts OF the freeslyer
crusaders. the free coinage party is not growing.
Gustav ii. Schwab the chairman OF the Executive
Committee of the Sound Money Committee In tho
chamber said yesterday that the situation In tho
West indicated decided growth OF sound money
venton at Des Moines. Iowa. IN which the radical
Tree slverftes were completely turned down. Mr.
SchwaD regarded as an especially healthy sSn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
MISSIONARIES BELIEVED TO BE SAFE.


CHINA Will DOUBTLESS TAi I>I'r''NrI r0r' III"
DESTRUCTION OF THEIR PROPERTY.
Washington June l2-The State Department has
rece,ved no word from Minister DENLY at Picking.
nor from Consul-General Jerngan at Shanghai
nor from any OF It's representatives In CHINA regard
ing the rising against missionaries In Sc Chuen
nrovince nor has any knowledge Of the matter
reached the Government except through the press
dispatches Oflcias continue in the belief that the
missionaries are safe. even though their property
has been destroyed. the inhabitants OF the prov
ince are kindly disposed and have hitherto been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
CLEVELAND'S EASY VICTORY
THE GIANTS LOSE DOYLE BEFORE THE
GAME BEGINS.
TIE spRArNs HIS ANKLE SEVERELY IN PRACTICE
THE SPIDERS LEAD FROM THE THIRD INN
ING-pRooKLYN DEFEATS ST. LOUIS.
CANES YESTERDAY.

The crippled Giants met with another misfortune
Yesterday before the game with Cleveland was
started In tho preliminary practice the manager
CAPTAIN Doyle sptaincd an ankle 80 severely 'ha'
he had to be carried TO the clubhouse with Doyle
Davis Rusc and Mcokln on; OF the game 'ne'c
. no., enough loft TO give the risky Spiders even
rho eomhlancc of a battle and the i.5Oo people ieit
the grounds at o'clock sorcy disappointed.
Most OF the home players seemed to feel the pres
cnco Of the hoodoo who has lowered over 'he
grounds of late with the exception OF the pay pay
In, ~ n,lrke Herman Farrell AMI Schriver thclr
work was detected throughout. Ex-Director W D.
Wheeler was present. and was in earnest c3nsuIdh
ION with two Of the present directors or me cIup
4 change Of some sort seems imminent ana J. Tai d
NOT come too quickly The Spiders TOOK tne t.tn
r tho third inning yesterday and had no troup'e
holdinc he advantaee to the end. The score;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

ho,,o No COS Greenc-avc in that city. after long
and painful Illness. He had been employed IN inc
county Clerks office as a searcher for over twenty!
five wears He was born In brooklyn his i"'n.'
was County Surrogate In the thrues' anu Ms
roos corrweiI was Brooklyn justice for a
,,r,hor Of vears He served during the var IN 'n
Iatb Tcv York and was a member OF RANKIN franz
Army Post. A widow two sohs anu wv ''Ne
survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
OBTTI 1RY.

EX-CHANCELI.OR WILLIAM NJ BRADFORD
Chattanooga. Tenn, June l2.-One OF the most
eminent jursis Of East Tennessee. ex-Chancellor
William NJ. Bradford. died yesterday, aged sixty
eight The cause OF his death was heart disease
He was appointed Chancellor Of the lNth cir
cult by Governor Porter after the resignation oi
David ". Key on his appointment 10 the United
States Senate In 1870. More recently he was clerk
OF the United States District Court for the East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
EXPORTS or DOMESTIC Products

Washington. June 12.-Thc chief of the Bureau
OF Statistics reports that the total values OF the
exports Of domestic breadsturs provisions and min
cral oils from the United States In May. 1925. and
the eleven months ended May 81. 1895 as compared
with similar exports during the corresponding period
Of the preceding year. we're as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
THE ST. LOUIS OFF SOUTHAMPTON.


SHE ARRIVES THIS MORNING-GREAT PREP
ARATIONs MADE FOR HER RECEPTION
Southampton. June l3-N i:c0 a. m to-day the
81, Louis slowly entered her dock. looming tai
and majestic on the high water and dwaihnc al
the vessels near her. She had tug at her bow
and another at her stern. and they slowly swung
her head seward.
There Is great curiosity here TO see the new
vessel The officials of the company here are
aereeably surprised at the performance Of the
steamer on her first voyage. Edmund Tay-
.or the managing director 81 the complny
IN England. expresses himself as greatly Pleased
He says that the vessel viii no, show speed Until
her second third voyage and then only what l.
deemed safe The ST. Louis. he adds. was not built
90 much for speed as for comfort and safety Her
record from the Sicily Islands to the Lizard was
beyond the average. This has awakened some ad-
miration and p!Gued curiosity here ,
The vessel will be open while In port. \ small
charge Will be asked for admitiance. the proceeds
will be given T. a local infrmary
The railway and town officials will Give a luncheon
board the steamer and the representatives. OF the
London and local press viii visit the vessel on sat
urday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

The Hrooklvn AMI 81. Louis teams played a
ra,,o OF baseball In dense fog at Eastern farK'
nrooklyn Yesterday. Kissinscrs curves were Dt'-
g., all over I've fed GuTbert retired IN me
,.,,.r,S ,rrin1 when the gaUc was won. u give
,,unr Nrp1u.au a chance IN" new pitcher gafe
~. hascs on balls IN the eighth nnins FORCING J"
tvo runs The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Waterbury. Conn., kine l2.-H. II. Durant, ex-
President OF the State League. has made arrange
ments for Waterbury baseball team OF college
men. managed and captained by william J. Fox.
third baseman OF the Holy Cross nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
ALLAN NORTON LEET.

Scranton Penn, June 12-Allan Norton Leet died
from typhoid fever las; evening at his home in this
city, where he had been for some time Editor
of THE Sunday News" He nfty-hve years
old a native % Newark, ~ j.. and graduate OF
Williams College. Before he began his career as
a newspaper man he engaged in the manu-
facture OF chemicals. and Injured seriously
bv an explosion which destroyed his factory and
left him SCARED for life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

Providence June l2-The Democratic state Cen
trail Committee met for organization to-day and
elected the following officers: Chairman. Franklin
T. owen. OF Scltuate; secretary. John r.. Con.ey OF
WARREN TREASURER. William +. Underwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Paris June l2.-Dr Arstide NuguS'e '".'''
.Iu d,s,ipcuishcl French physician and sur
econ d;od in this city to-day. He was born IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

For some years Mr.. Iect was In charge 81 The
TrIbune's Police Headquarters Bureau. and he also
Rad charge OF the news bureau In brooklyn After
leaving The Tribune he employed news
naners in Newark and Philadelphia before he wen,
10 Scranton In 1891 Mr.. Leet lately received a
legacy OF $4,000 from Henry Il. Carey, who died
in Los Angeles last winter. lie had befriended
Carey when boy in Newark.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
SAMUEL II. CORNWELL..

Samuel II. Cornwell. the first secretary OF the So
ciety OF Old Brooklyntes and the Oldest real estate
t:tle-searcher In Brooklyn. died on Monday at his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Able DE BROGLIE'S SLAYER INSANE
Paris June l2.-Amc. Amelot. who murdered the
Able de Broglie May II by shooting him with
a revolver will not be tried for her crime. she
has been officially declared to be insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

Nrw-York ..........-, .......'." > ~ n - z Ks
Earned rims Nev-Yo1k ? Cleveland 8 Fltrt nhs -
crr,r, N.w-York / Cleveland = i"ft on 1s, .
~ # rie,.i,nd First base IN ials-''t 'cfhl,
S.,nck out -Hy German 2 by YOUNG g. Home run ,'
-,'i,,.c "a, nurAe Sacrifice hit Young stolen s'SI
-rie,n,, Srhriv.r stafford luuhi~ p.at aII'll an
Schri,er WA pitch ,ierman fa's,f n.'T ''" -
t-r.,s-.. Murphy AMI Knoll Tim" ~ game ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
For Dyspepsia
Take lIOrsfOrd's Acid Phosphate.

DR. T. IL. Andrews. late OF jefferson Medical College.
Phiiadelphta Pa says "A ondsrfu remedy which esve
me most srstify~ results "a the worst forms e ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13
O'nRIEX LEGALLY A BANKRUPT NOW.

OEKIEN TEGAIL1 y bN.NNT7 T T wv
London. June l2-The Bankruptcy Court to-day Is
suei receiving order against William O'Ericn in
consequence OF his failure 10 satisfy the judgment
obtained against him by Patrick 4. Chance VI. r.
for legal services rendered in O'Briens acton Tor
libel against Lord Salisbury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-13

ff.. Aisr ........--- -tt..t-i "
f-..t .u-. 81, Louis BROOKLYN 4" First base on
e-f.-. - i>uis > Brooklyn . lrf' 81. ,Ns"H - 49,,
"a ti.,tt,n Ifr., base IN hali.-or kissinF"i q az
.:r.'n.r- n M-r0ursu sfrnck oui lN Nnsi'r"'
a., Gumi~,t . hy acil0ugsl mr., ,,, ''' nj.
ra...fa.D .tirfln flchance. rhif'lr '.lf'
CS Ks.lnser sarrlnrr hit Ely. Stolen haze '3lsy
=. .fio cl,y i'ar,n-ar Daily and iAch91cr MP"o-
m.pr,fi Tlme-i % Aueniano". l''