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Tue SITUATION TODAY.
ROlhschlld Denies IT, Runner Of 10.
tended Withdrawals Of Gold.
Businsas Men EeEn.d tho outlook ~
Here fRvotnbie-Waii street.
SIN DsmoraIiged.

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h.,.,. .t,,o., .n,,.ty ,iya,,.d ,,,,
"
'he pol'lcAl 10 the huhheih aspect oi
the Venezuelan situation. The fumot
circulated In this CITY TINT the Rothg.
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1890
WlthurAW 20, VVOiOOO from America IL
attracting attention. The Rothschllds
Informed the Associated Press today
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the appointment VI n commission Of
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al EnTon,an iux,,tor. tak, .ve,y.
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wh.,, m, d,1iin, will ston. AM Inc
n,,,aaI A. so,,,.whst n,oy. ,.ynr.nia
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= -
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a t,snadian pncins % and nsnye,
r,sfst,sd si. ThIs x.s tnIIawsd hv =
nar,isi ,srnys,y
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,,.,s,. ths onin,on Inn, gsld viii now
bs sr.aSiIy ,hipped "a Eutope'
Thsra 40 r.nsned IAN nj potlon bv
,hs mss,Ino Of banker, 10 su.iain The
,,,s,nIy gold r.,eIye.
ii n-SnecuiatIon con,Inuss mn.
s.,tl.d with ooeA,ionai sIen. of return.
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oauie while he il known through his
enotts In connection with the parlls-
mont OF religions, | don't regard him
asa particularly profound thinker. In
iaot The leading Indians VINO attended
lhe parliament told US In India On
their return, that apart from the nd.
mitable organization Of the churches
aud religious orders Ia AmefIoa, they
were not particularly impressed by
any truths there. A Though lndih IL
country Of speculation In all religious
matters, aud Dr.. Burrows will DO mo VI
cordially received, doubt ~ his lee.
lures viii have much effect. We be-
lieve In India that there are many pre-.
cepts and truths In the Hindoo re-
liglon that tight with profit DO grated
upon tho Western worll.n
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ENDORSED ny BRAZIL.
The senate Congratulated By the
Brazilian Legislators.

NEW YORK, Dse. Ala dispatch
r. the Herald from Rio dc Janeiro
gives details OF the debate In the
brazilian senate when In The midst Of
distinct enthusiasm, n cable message
OF eongIatulaIion was dispatched 10
the Senate OF the United States for the
message OF the President upon the
Venezuelan question. The speeches
made Ia the chamber were remarkable
in their support OF the Monroe doc
trine.
The congratulatory cable character
lied President Clsveland's position as
supremely dignitisd and as new safe,
guard OF honor and sovereignty OF all
American nations.
Senator Booa Guerra, in the course
OF the debate, said that the words OF
the President OF the United States
were worthy the chief executive OF 10
great Republic. They, In effect, an
nouncsd "a policy, which, at one stroke
I'm the last days Of the nineteenth CEN
Jury, wsuld emancipste America In It's
fuIiherssl confines and annihiiate the
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The uu.siau nAiirosd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2l.-A special
from Seattle says that this Turkish COM
plications have made Russia even
more DESTROYS Of completing her rail-.
road. To accomplish the object cue
has sent an agent or commissioner TO
negotiate with American contractors
10 asSist IN constructing the great high
way, This agent, who 10 now In
Seattle, 10 Count DE ToulAnce- Louiro.
. civil engineer. lie IN sAii TO be con.
fefring with a local irm with the OBJ
ice! In view Of letting n contract for
the construction Of part OF the road.
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last vestige Of European control on the
western shores Of the two great ocean,.
Several others expressed themselves
In quite a. strong terms.
A mass meeting was held In the San
Francisco plaza at which resolutions
were adopted upholding the Monroe
doctrine.
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Observation-Disclosures ro.,pop.d.

NEW HogR, Doc. 2l.--The investi.
cation by lhe New York Yacht clubs
committees into tho charges made by
Lord Dunrayen has been postponed to
Friday, Dscembsr2T, At 800 p. m. A
conference wss, however, held DO.
tween Commodore Edward NJ. Brown,
Secretary J. V. .. OIdis and A. Case
Garfield, for the purpose Of preparin Z
Tor the reception OF Lord Dunraven
and o9nsidsfing the official report Of
tho Americas cup committee.
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SHOULD BE LOOKED UP.
England may nave Acknowledge the
nsnroe Doctrine,

TaRRE HAuTB, Dso. 2l,-Ex.secre-
taTy Of ths navy Richard W. fbomp.
son says Il 10 his impression, gained
while no was preparing his argument
on the Monroe doctrine In tue Pausmg
.csrsl case before a Senate cOuImittes,
IN 1881, that there In In the state 30.
pGrtment at Washington formal
assent by Englaad to the M0nTos
doctrine. At the time ths d0ctrine
was promulgated by President Mon'
roe, England was hostile to Spain,
against Whole efforts ~ extend her
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possessions In the Western hemisphere,
the doctrine was directed. There wah
public approval Of the message ia
England, but Col. Thompson TANKS
There was also n formal assop', wh.oA
10 mdoh more important now. Tne
colonel has written to Senator NJCr-
bees upprising him OF nis imptesti-n'
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NEW Youl, Dec. Ala dispatch to
the HERALD from ConsIantinople says:
Advices have been received from
hfabekif, stating that tho RuA Sir
hganian, widely known among the
Baptistd In tho U aited States, hag been
murdered and his church burned.
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Tho rhiisdeIphia s.riL..

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. "a. - The
agreement by which the trolly strike
was declared of this morning has bee n
practically repudiated by President
Welsh and General manager Bseton
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MAsHtNGTON, Dec. Gl.-The Senate
In executive session today couiirmo
Col. J. J. Collingar ~ hrlgadier ysaer.
al, aud John L.. Peak, Of Missouri,
minister to Switzerland.
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sunosHlsd by Firs.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l..-Andrew
Johnson, aged 80, and his three chill
ran, were ~ hocated by IRE today at
Il Parham street. The wife 10 moi ex-
psoted TO live.
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WAsiNcToN, Doc. l.-Today's
statel-suts OF the condition OF the
treasury shnws: Available cash hal.
nnce sl7i,64O552; gold reserve s72,.
73l, $50.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-Iho local
norm bound train ON To RoaIing
railway LETT tho suburb Of FrankfJrj 1T
B:li n. m. without waiting, Va CUE
tOmafy, for the Gown tram, which
arrives st ga, Tht To'ult was head
md collision at sellur. street, two
bi ks north OF Fankfgri station.
Two persons were killst, and several
|. iuftd, ihtus fatally. II killed ave;
Daniel Hart, aged ~, ci Fransiotd,
aud George Anderson. 10, Frankfort.
Tho usuRl orders are llr tee out.
hlunI ira u 10 walt NJ Frank ord or
tue train due VI the tgme lime from
the north,
Conductor Lewis jarrett, Of the
nofth.bouud train, ordered tho en-.
glneor % 20 ahead. THE train had
barely left the depot when tue on.
gineer seut tho fireman tack to ask
the conductor II orders had been t-
coived to 70 ahead. ~ he had received
none. AZ soon A. the fireman spoke 10
the conductor, the latter jumped up
aud pulled the fopn for the train ~
back. Before the engineer had time 20
reverse, the down train crashed Into
the uOtth.buuud.
Tue tender u the nofih-bound train
was driven clesr through the baggage
compartment Of the combination cat
into the smoking compartment, which
WAS crowded with passengers aud thlf
Is where the slaughter took place.
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WAsnii'orON, Dec. 2l.-rhe Pres
ident signed the Venezuelan commits.
sion resolution about 1876 this after
noon.
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PLYMoUTn, Mass., Dec. 9l.-The
the Pilgrim Fathers was observed hero
today, SenatOr Hoat delivered an
addfetf. lie said tbs business mon
and tue religious sentiment Of the two
great Euglish-spoaking nations would
force settlement OF tho Venezuelan
question by arbitration.
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ADJOURN.

wAAINarSc,, Dec. Cat 1855
.. IN. tue House OF Reproi Ontatlvss adj
jo1rnsd until Monday. Chairman
DlnKley called the meeting Of the
ways and Ineans committee imme-
dialely. He said the committee would
organize and might discuss the Presi-
dents message, but he would propose
no bill today.
All O'Clock ihs Senate went iinto
executive session,
WAsHIN0ToE, Dec. 2l.-At l.45 D.
M. the Senate adjourned until Tuascay
without doing anything imPOr,srs.
MEETING OF THE WAYS AND MEANS
COMMITTEE.
WAsHIsoTON, Dec. 2l.-The ways
and means committee held q brief
meeting after the session OF the House
and formally organized. The PresI-
dsnps financial message was not con-
sidsred, nor was the adjournment re-
solution which also had been referred
to the cUmmiltso, Adjournment was
taken until Monday, at IL O'Clock,
Meantime the Republican leaders will
confer upon the situation.
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high and three feet two inches wide. rhc se.cc-
ton of this marble is considered appropriate. FOR
It was quarried In the State where the battle Of
Gettysburg was fought. The tablet rests on the
richly marked stones. supported by seven consoles
ornamented with blue-eyed grass decorations
The address is in Doric characters ana the sigma
ture IS a fine reproduction Of Lincoln's pain
small. round hand.
Above the plate is frieze on which Is modelled
reproductlons Of the badges OF all the Army corps
that took part In the battle Of Gettysburg The
FIRST corps Is represented by It's symbol disk N.
second BY n shamrock: the third. "A diamond. me
NTH a Maltese cross: the sixth. 81 Georges cross
the eleventh. the crescent. the twelfth. star IN.
tcrtwining among these badges are American wild
flowers over the friezo and leaning back against
the marble base Is laurel wreath
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
S,-,,vrp srRvICE TO PITrsFIELD.

SUMNER SERVICE TO PITrsFIELD.
Sunday train service between New-York and Pitts'
fed is announced by the New-York Central az
special feature OF the summer timetaoic OF inc
Harlem Division. to so into effect June T. Begin
ming on that date every Sunday during the season
the fast Pttsheid special will leave Grand Central
station. by the Harlem Division OF TIE New-fork
Central. at Oils a. m arriving Chatham iSs; Sts.e
Line. 21l: Richmond. Mass, 2i6; Pittsned' 1~
~ sou,hbound. the P.,,sfeld special will leave
pittsfeld Sundays at p. m, arriving osano
central Station. New-York, at S;1 p m wagner
drawing room cars will run through without cnaree
in both directions.
On weekdays trains will leave New-fork =!
pu,saeId nv this route at els and $40 a. H. SO ana
40 p M. running through to Pistsfe na IN SSM
hours business men whose families are sotourn.
Ing AZ Pittsneld Lenox Stockbridge can now Ns
M from the city Saturday afternoon. spena SunEN
with their families and return SUNDAY even, evsunS
reaching NewYork at seasonaoie no9r N i,s.s.
prtsfeid and the Berkshire Hills by the New'IosS
Central is increasing every year.
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hRNY ORDERS.

washington, May 81 CspcciaD-The following
Army orders have been issued;
so much OF the paragraph directing that Frs
Lieutenant George Montgomery Ordnance Depart
meni be relieved from duiy at the United state
Military Academy West Point. y. y. August IT,
1885, Is amended - direct that he be relieved al ,nv
Academy mt such time as Will enable him 70 enicr
on duty at the Sandy Hook Proving Ground. \, D.
not later than July l. 1895. ana take station IN New
York City First Lieutenant Rowland e. Hll 2th
Infantry In detailed a. recorder OF The EsnmlnlnS
James + Rogers. :o.h Infantry. hereby relieved
Leave Of absence for twenty days, TO take cHect
upon being relieved from DUTY at San Antonio
Tex II granted 10 Captain Edgnr = Dudley. "a
sistant 0unrtermastcr. Leave Of absence for one
month and fifteen days, to take effect on hiF Al
rival In New-York City. en- route TO his station IN
the Department Of the East. II granted to Major
Timothy r. Wilcox surgeon. Leave OF absence
for two months to take effect on or about June j.
1896 with permission 10 apply Tor an extension OF
two months. II granted TO Captain James D. hogers,
Goth Infantry. The leave OF absence granted
10 Captain James Regan. 9th Infantry is
extended ten days. Captain Frank lsaker.
Ordnance Department. will proceed from Water
town Arsenal. Marsacbusetts. 70 the State Camp
Grounds at Quonset Point r. L., on Official
business pertaining 70 the inspection OF battery at
vided by the act Of Congress approved May 49, lss2
and the completion VIII irturn 10 ms proper
station Leave OF absence for -four months. 10
take effect on or about September 1885, II granted
TO Second Lieutenant Edward ID. Anderson. AIN
Cavalry. and permission for him to 20 beyond sea
ten days. to take effect on about June ~ 1895.
is granted to Captain J. Rozier Clagett, "a In.
fantry. and permission for him TO leave the United
States ID given
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TRYING 70 GET AT wHIsKEr TRUST SECRETS

Chicago. May S--Cltations were served this af-
ternoon on Joseph B. Greeahu;. Peter J. Hennessy
and Nelson Norris to appear before Master in
Chancery Booth tomorrow morning and submit
to an examination in regard 70 whiskey Trust
affairs. Ex-President Greenhut returned to this
city from New-York this morning and the officers
OF the United States Court Immediately began a
search for him. At 40 service was had upon Mr.
Greenhut at the Great Northern Hotel. In return
Ing tho subpoena the officer reported that Green
hut was registered under the name OF Miller and
assigned 70 Room No q. The order permitting
Master In Chancery Booth TO subpoena any persons
formerly connected with now In the employ
Of the trust was granted by Judge Shcwai,er ten
days ago. and was suppressed in the hope that
service could be had On those wanted Immediately.
II being expected that Greenbut would not volun
tarlly put himself In the way OF service. Hennessy
and Morris accepted service.
The ex-officers subpoenaed to-day will be ex-
amined on the subject OF the books and papers
OF the trust as they were during their regime and
an effort Will be made 10 elicit those facts which
the experts failed to understand account OF the
dimcultes thrown In their way IL IL expected they
will be asked 10 explain some OF the queer entries
found In the books and 10 account for discrepan
Giles hitherto totally unaccOunted for
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IN EXCURSION TRAIN DELAYED.
inv rr,rcpAPu TO THE TRIBuNE.l

NO OFFICIAL REPORT OF AN ACCIDENT WHICH
HAPPENED ON THURSDAY
From an unoflicial source there reached Police
Headquarters yesterday story Of a collision which
occurred late Thursday Highbridge between
a freight train and special excursion train. No
killed or seriously injured by the accident, but
II caused considerable excitement and delay OF two
hours. The excursion party went up to Pocantico
Hill. two miles above Tarrytown. to attend picnic
given under the auspices OF the Rev. Father
Sheehan. who is pastor Of church there. AT
point between Washington Bridge and Hghbridge
on their return, the train switched on side track
Of the Hudson River road. there long
freight train on the main track. The front wheels
OF the engine took the switch but the rear ones
continued on the main line and the cab and ten.
der OF the engine crashed into the freight train.
The cab wes partly demolished and the engineer
and aremen were slightly injured. The force OF the
coilison uncoupled the engine from the excursion
train. The cars were fortunately not deraied For
time there was panic among the and
children. but they were soon treasured. long
and annoying wait was the chief cause OF anxiety
A peculiar circumstance that report Of
the accident was made by the police. although II
10 sotd that a policeman on duty near the
spot. The story was told by one OF the excursion
"
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vru,rRsEY REPUBLICAN DELEcIfU
THE MEN WHO WILL GO TO THE NArioNAI W.
yENrIoN OF STATE LEAGUES

THE MEN WHO WILL GO TO THE NATIONAL o~
vESrIoN OF STATE LEAGUES
Trenton. May 81 tspeciaD.-There was an snnS.
os,ic gathering OF Republicans In Trenton %-S.,'
all Of whom were anxious to learn from 'ns ~, =
u,ive Committee OF the New-Jsrsey League =. :
publcan Cubs, which was In session. "he" ~.
State campaign for Governor would be begun. ~
committee held its meeting in the Trenton ho''.
and after the transaction OF routine business "
IVA. decided that the State Convention for the e'sr
ton OF league officers should be held In the ope.s
House IN this city on June ~ programnmss ,ss
meetings to be held during the campaign WI"
The Executive Committee to-day SELECTED Hes
Gates 20 the National Convention OF h rey"veIsn "A
state Leagues which will be held 70 rssSx:
aSout the middle OF June. +; NJ: Gonaie or,sntou
r. p Varney OF Camden: +. I. hli. ol W. ven
and Colonel s. NJ. Dickinson OF Jersey So,sc,,sd 10
selected AS delegates-at-large. Those - harriet
renr.sent the Congress districts we're ~ y,csH Il
Theodore A. Hustled. OF Camden: b,ov 'nn'srs Of
Mich Of Cumberland. IId-Barker dqmm Frank
rer,nn. Jonathan Gable. OF Ocean liiu =, ssrn.
AppleSaie, OF Monmouth; Frank somms r,cn % q W
crset IVth--Georee II Large. OF hun'e'pc,s ot Of
jenkins OF Morris: y,hmcnarlyss, ,h 1. Brand.
age and J.. l.. Munn. OF Essex N IiiIiInn,S-M Gilbert
of Union; X. r.. Cogan, OF Essen
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GRADUATES ~ THEOLOGY At oErrYsBURo

Gettysburg. May 81 CspeciaD.-The commence
mcnt exercises OF the Theological Seminary &C.
Cured this evening. These orations delivered
prophets and Progress" j. l.. Frantz: Growth OF
Romanism Among Professionals" J. ". Ball: THE
Passion for Humanity In the Preacher" J. II.
Markward. DIR. Valentine. chairman Of the faculty.
then presented diplomas TO the following graduates:
J. W. Ball. George Beiswanger. Harvey &c. Berkey.
Charles Bike. David r. Drawbaugh. j. L. Frantz.
George J. NJ. Ketner. Jesse 4. I.aner. samuel VI.
Lcsher. Ernest X. McCau!ey. William H. Nicholas.
The directors apportoned the debt OF SIS 90 among
tho various synods. and coded enough land for
arranged 10 receive post -graduntc students next
year. The of1cers chosen are: President. DR.. W.
John Wagner. Eaz.eton: treasurer Charles Wciser:
secretary, the Rev. Edward Breidenbaugh 0ettys-
burg The Baugher lecturer Christian Wor-
ship for next year Is the Rev DR.. j. A. seiss OF
Philadelphia. and the Holman lecturer on the
OF Reading.
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REFEREES APPOINTED.

REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Ingrnham. j.
Dul,ic- Coney-fnarles u. Burrill
I,eorl. etc Mutual Beneit Life Association OF
Anericn-Ia Godkin.
Welllny vs. Ivoroyd Manufacturing company-Lawrence
Mater Of Iorsch Manufacturing company-Edmund T.
Fischer vs. Bank~wiiiam Hoes
By Andrews, ].
Matter OF Chunchormayo Gold Placer Company-John
II. Judge. So. q, "a.
Common Pleas.
BY DAILY. c. J.
Davey w. Hart-Richard n. Henry.
Superior Courl.
BY McAAam. J,
Deveau va Devsau-Chpries 0osllsr
Howard Va Campbeu-John pslahuuy.
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PHILADELPHIA'S HORSE SNOW.
LARGE CROWDS IN ATTENDANcE-THE FOURTH
DAYS AWARDS

LARGE CROWDS IN ATTENDASCE-THE FOURTH
DAYS AWARDS
Philadelphia. May a.-Ano,hcr heavy attendance
marked the fourth day OF the Horse Saow AZ Wis
sahickon Heights. Yesterdays broiling sun seemed
10 have no ierrors FOR the thousands who passed
through the gates for holiday outing. ana the same
indifference TO the excessive heat was shown to-day
The attendance up 10 date would indicate 'hat the
receipts WI, be greater than in any previous year
There was no falling off Of interest this morning
and afternoon in the several events many Of which
were unusually attractive. The list Included stall
ions led In hand. horses In harness and under sad
die qualified hunters and trotters In harness. The
particular sttractlon In the afternoon was the show
OF four-n-hands with gentlemen drivers Late IN
the day the prize-snners we're shown on parade
and each ANNA. was .oudiy cheerei Tee awards
to-day were follows
Shetland points in harness shown before an sppro-
PIRATE carriage hrst e.lze sv-dneo'o'e -
Saddle horses-For best saddle horse. mare or
geldng. Is hands and over. frs, Prize. Nco-Louis
the only enires but neither Of them was up to
standard and no prize was awarded -,,
hands ec.es ana ss sf ss S ss or
bouncing Charlie and Anazcment third
Hackneys. stations. u hands and under Is hands.
r orise. siso-Henfy Fsirfsss Northern Light by
Star Of the East dan ye'S nTs oc,e and under
u hands. three years old and over; first prize. So,
me iaS nA hacsnsS, cc lily or geldns bred
America by registered hackney Gre: Gam IN
iss,J: nrei prize. Nm-Wiliism J" Elkins's Lady
Bardoph. by, Lord Barxolph. dam pachce' nrsl. ,
inches and over suitable 70, roaa Torf in sg or
a sss car ar Mn nss1 p,Ne dam Toss r. -"
Hunters and jumping class O"n'ihea hunters
(heavy weiFhO up 20 carrying 200 pounds. coniofmi-
I'm .rlo count 30 cent. performances