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New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
WARSHfPS REACH BAR HARBOR.

vEssEIs or THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON
TO REMAIN THERE FIVE DAYS.
Bar Harbor. Me-. Aug 1.-THE warships New
York. Montgomery. Minneapolis and Raleigh ar
rived here o'clock this afternoon. The fleet
encountered dense fog Thursday afternoon and
until Friday, when a dril Of the vessels was held.
Ten miles off Bar Harbor to-day target and shell!
firing took place. Secretary Herbert is guest to-
night OF ex-Secretary Whitney. The fleet VIII re-
main here five days
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

Fer New-f,ngland and Eastern NswYork showers,
ing in the afternoon or evening; brisk south
winds.
For the District Columbia, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia fair preceded tonight and in the early morning
by showers on the coast slightly scuthweserly
winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey showers to-
night and in early followed by ,ar; south
eastsrly winds becoming southwesterly,
For West Virginia Western Pennsylvania ard Western
NewYork preceded showers the lakes slightly
warmer; souhwestery winds.
For OHIO. fair variable winds
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRUNSWICK-John w. Bookwaiter. OF Spring
field Ohio FIFTH AVENUE-General Andrew
Hckenlooper OF Cincinnati. GRAND-Leutenant
W. II. Beehler United States Navy, and Courtenay
Thorpe OF England HOFFMAN-General Albert
Ordway, Of Washington D. C. SAvOY-Ex-Con-
gresham Thomas Fitch. OF Arizona. WESTMIN-
sTER-Lord Grant.ey. OF England. WINDSOR
The Count and Countess de Locqueneulle. OF Paris
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.
HIGH PRESSURE NORTH AND SOUTH.

Washington Aug l7-Areas Of high pressure
over Florida Nova Scotia. \ third is develop
ing TO the north Montana pressure Of 1892 being
reported at Edmonton. is central in Ontario
moving northeast Rain has fallen IN the lake regions
Middle and South Atlantic States. and the Middle and
East Gulf States The temperature fallen
Upper Mississippi Valley the lake region
treme Northwest and has remained stationary elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

The Dreaful Small Boy-Mr. Courtney (hatterlngiy)
i had the blues when came here tonight, Miss
Fisher but they are all gone now. You are as
good = medicine.
Miss Fishers Little Brother--Yes. father himself
says sne II be a drug In the market II she doesnt
catch on 10 some fellow soon Pittsburg Bulletin
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

J. VI. Wood & wife. ST.
| Louis.
NJ. Stilely, Baltimore.
X. VI. Sydner & wife. Kan
sas City.
J. J. Chew & wife, Houston.
Tex.
Mrs. J, L. Cutler. jr.. Ban
gor. Me.
NJ. Berger. Paris.
f. VI. Staples & wife. Chi
cago.
MARLBOROUGH.
I T. Irving. California.
;. Selig, Columbus, Miss.
;. Meyer. Monroe. la.
J. W. Green, Atlanta.
w. B. Clements, Washing
ton.
II; Taylor & wife, Wash
lnRton.
g. T. Abeles. Little Rock.
A. Geppins & wife, Ham
burg.
J.. II. Musgrove, Alabama
=. Butler, New-Orleans.
NORMANDIE.
~ @. Cambell. Pittsburg.
W. L. II. Simpson, Liver
pool.
II. ". Russell & wife, Lon
don. Eng.
K. +; Martin & wife. Phil
adelphis.
/ G. J.. Wilson. Leeds. Eng.
T. Mace q wife, Trenton.
1. Martin. Philadelphia.
PARK AVENUE.
A. G. White, Albany.
I. y. Bates. Washington.
A. J. Weise G. wife. Troy.
y. +. Breen. Watertown.
II. @. Z. Spencer. Water
town.
J. +. Edgerton. South Car
0llna.
NJ. Fielding. 1r.. Philadel-
phla.
ID +. Alderscn K wife,
Kansas city.
+. ii. Sanders & wife. Chit
cago.
\ Martin & wife. Boston.
+. Z. Whitney. Boston.
ST. JAMES.
A. L. Taylor. London. Eng
G. ]. Dunbaugh. Pueblo.
Mrs. l.. u. Gardiner. Phila-
delphis.
IL. s. Grant. Toledo.
r. y. Baird * wife. Chicago.
!. VI. Bailey. Virginia
r. Carpenter & wife. Mis-
sourl.
II. Wallace. 81. Thomas.
-. q. Wallace. st. Thomas,
J. II. Holmes & wife. Phila-
delphia.
STURTEVANT.
W. c. Milliean. Chicago.
Il. :. Williams. Philadel-
phla.
!. G. Brown. Pittsburg.
g. |. Davis. Cohoes.
J. $. Dewitt * wife. Buf'
falo.
NJ. e. Murray & wife. New.
port, Ky.
J. W. Lewis. Baltimore.
.. f.. Dyer. Portland. ore.
DR.. f. +. Wible. Pittsburg.
WESTMINSTER.
J. o. Barcus. Indianapolis.
Mrs. J .. Barcus. Indian
apolls.
J. ii. Wattles n wife. Pitts
burg.
]. Uslar & family. Valencia.
G. X. Warrens. L. ;. A.
r. n. +. Sanderson, Provi-
dsnce.
c. l.. Andrews & wife. De
trOit.
b. r. Watson. Scranton.
b l.. VI Hayes. Elmira.
! ". ID. Holloran. Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Queenstown. Aug. H-Anons the passengers on
the Cunard Line steamer Aurana, which sailed for
New-york to-day are Cardinal Gibbons OF Balti-
more: Archbishop Riordan, OF San Francisco; Bishop
Foley. of Detroit. and Bishop Hogan. OF Kansas
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
an pivtpD 1T UOTeE piRTT

London Aug 17.-Attorney-Gener Sir Richard
Eyerard Webster, gave house party to-day at his
seat Winterfo!d Cranleigh, Surrey. Among the
,-,as,s xare United States Ambassador Bayard
and Mrs Bayard and Speaker Gully. OF the House
O Commons.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
GUESTS At LEADING HOTELS.

business far better than usual the last
day OF the week at the hotels yesterday. Every
thing indicates that it Will be better in the near
future than IL has been for years.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

THE ''WTLD MANI n WOOD FAI.I@9 A"fIN"I :"
PASSING WOMAN. INJURIES HER BACh'
KNOCKS HER UNCONSCIOUS AND
DRIVES HER INTO MYSTERIES
vooden Indian posed n cigar sign In front or
ouades grocery store. in Fourth-aYe' near secoha-
ct Mt Vernon. badly injured woman on rrdAy
night. falling or her as she passed the place
Mrs Frederick Provost. OF No. "a Fourth-aVe' was
the victim. few minutes before D e'ocA III.
Provost accompanied by her boy. six years oid'
ber ,yo nieces and Miss Louise Bernard went by the
grocery store Just the two women VINO were
waking behind the children. were in front OF me
6g,lre II fell over and the extended arm strusA
NJ" Provost on the back. and. 1t sid down,
scraped along her body She was unconsei9ns Gus Ior
ferv minutes and then became hysterical. "heh she
recovered she was removed to her home. .
How the Indian came TO fan IS not Kho"n, W. SiI 81
Provost Is recovering. put the ilisHI d. ""0" a.
the injury now affects her.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Tribune Onice Aug is. a. m.-The weather yesterday
was clear and The ranged between 5
and 81 degrees average C79) being lower than
Friday and "a higher than the corresponding day last
year. -.
ing weather In the afternoon
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
MARRIED.

Thursday August Is, 1895. a
Mnneton<s Beach. MINI, by the Rev Henry Nchols
Nellie Hart Keller. daughter of William H. Keller. o
Minneapolis to william Henry Decker. jr.. OF sout
N. j.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

plant Steamship Oiivette sails from Boston every
Tuesday for Halifax, Hawkeshury. and charlottetown
steamship Halifax sails every saturday for halifax Aa-
dress A. p. LANE. Agent. Boston. One night Al sea-
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

TRANSPORTATION CHAPEL S9th-st.. West.-suaa
days. Holy Communion, Z 80 a. m. Morning ~
q Evening prayer. M Daily. Holy Communioass
] Z n.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name aud address
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

ST. THOMASS CHURCH 5th-ave and SSd-st Rev. j.,
w BROWN ID. D., Rector-Services every sunday DUR
ing the summer at IL O'clock Morning prayer. sermon
and Holy Communion.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
TRIBUNE LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.

7, this diagram a continuous white lire shows the
hinges In pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
recor,.ng barometer The dotted line the
nerattrs recorded at Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF ST MARY TIE VIRGIN, :2s West 4sshs
st.-Iow mass 80. high mass o. mathis 10. low mssas
Neana lnlainl. A
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
STEINITZ IN GOOD FOhM.
HE DEFEATS BARDELEBEN IN ~"
TENTH CHESS ROUND AT HAsTlNGS'

prrJsBrRY MORE THAN MATCH FOR MN'O
AND DIR. TARRAscH AGAIN BEATEN III
THE TINE LIMIT
Hastings. England. Aug 1.-THE t.nth rou"u -.
~, In,.rnational Chess Masters Tournament wa"
pIaved at Brassey's Institute this afternoon a"'
evening Psbury who defeated Mason 'o-ua, 90;
now ranks level with Tschigorin az the iat,er 0o"
only draw against Bird Bardeieben anu =,
.s ,orroar losing TO stelnltz and Laskers ara"
with Mieses. r-rosrh
A sensation however. was caused wheh . on
suffered his second defeat in this tournAii's"'
the time-limit rule.
-Iav
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18


l. =. Church. Hudson. y. Y
T. w. Church, New York.
Il. l.. Gaunt. Montreal
G. Palmer * wife. Detroit.
G. \. Brown. Chicago.
T. IL. Burnsted. New-Y0rk.
ASTOR.
J. y. Gordon & wife. Boston
II. Walker < wiz. Montreal
:. p. Townsend. Phlladel
phia.
". r. Higgins. Baltimore.
W. B. Fleman. PittsDurg.
+. j. Hahn. Mexico.
DIR. II. y. Snow. Baltimore
c. b. Elle~oOd * wife
Cleveland.
BROADWAY CENTRAL
]. u. Porter. Springfield
Tenn.
=. Stern. Cumberland. Nd.
+. l.. Clark. North Carolina
W. j. Pateet. Harrods burg
H. II Z. Gero. Boston.
X. l.. Anderson. Chicago.
!. :. Carols, Nashville.
&. A. BaDsock, Cleveland.
J. Stephenson. England.
BRUNSWICK.
W. F.. Downing. Cincinnati,
G. r. Steinberg. Buffalo.
G.. II. White. England.
j. NJ. BookWater. Spring
field. Ohio.
F.. G.. Parish. London.
u. +. Talbot. Chicago.
GILSEY.
F.. w. Mcnamara. Chicago
II. Rutherford x wife. Phil
adelphia.
!. &. kinE. Chicago.
+. Ross. Columbus. Ohio.
II. Shaw. PlttsOurg
". q. Hlichu. Richmond.
Miss NJ. Hatchu. Richmond
!. Il. Thacher. ksu-as City
". !. Ryan x wife. mi.
cagO.
c. II. Brigham. Savannah.
GRAND UNION.
!. Clark. Putn-y. Vt.
J.. Sargent. Albany.
+. b. Bainer & family. Chi
cagO.
T. White. ST. John. y. y.
r. A. seigcr. Tcxarkana.
i. u. Bush x wife. Atlanta
y. McKelyie. Rockford. I'll.
g. Emmerson. Providence.
+. X. Lalor. Oswegc.
r. X. Singry. Minneapolis.
j. II. Stevenson. Worcester
GRAND.
i. Harris. Savannah.
Miss Feeney. Boston.
9. Thorpe. London. Eng.
l.. T. Hitchon. Bradford
Eng.
L. Harris & wife. Whitehall
y. Y.
A. J. Greene. Scranton.
G. &. Morton. Chicago.
Miss Il Rogers, Iittsburg.
X. VI. Coombs. Nashville.
A. Il. Jones. Richmond. Va
HOFFMAN.
+. p. Webster & wife, Day
ton. Ohio.
L. II. Garcin. Richmond
Va.
VI. st0ltz. London.
NJ. o. Schaefer. Germany.
II. Hickox. Burlington W.
II. W. Campbell. san Fran
cisco.
IL. IcI.aren. Montreal.
The Rev. s. Ebert. PITTS
burg.
HOLLAND.
". ". Jones. Pittsturg.
j. @. Tadd & wife. Proyi
dence.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
BROADWAY CENTRAL.

W. F.. Downing. Cincinnati
G. =. Steinberg. Buffalo.
G.. u. White. England.
J. NJ. BOokWater. Spring
field. Ohio.
r. G.. Parish. London.
o.. +. Talbot, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
sELF-ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES,.


While Il is true that the convention was com
posed OF delegates. is stated with some os.ehd
tlon in the address. from twenty-five Ststss, II all
moi escape notice that the representation was small
and largely self elected.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18
)ut further pay. , =, =, -, ..,,ro.i,ors
Soying Is the standing OF all the competitors
o iAn Of The tanfE rOunl.
BADLY HURT BY 4 CIGAR-SIORE INDIAN

The eleventh round will be played tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-18

J. y. Gordon < wife. Boston
II. Walker < wiz. Montreal
:. =. Townsend. Phlladel
phia.
". r. Higgins. Baltimore.
W. B. Fleman. Pittsburg.
L. J. Hahn. Mexico.
DIR. II. y. Snow. Baltimore
&. b. Elle~ood * wife
cleveland
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
THE POPE PRESIDED
At the secret 2ConDistory Held ut tho
vatican YeafertHuy.

Rome. Nov. ga secret consistory
was held at the vatican to-day over
which the Pope presided The session
ended 1T noon, when 1t was announced
That His Holiness Wns in fair health
ana had made n speech of some length
euioS SiHinG the new Cardinals whom the
Consistory had elevated to the Sacred
College. The PrelateS elevated to the
Cardinalalc by tile consistory were
archbishop Scmbrowitz, of Austria; !;
Archbishop tiuller. Of Salseburg, Aus
tria; Archbishop Cascajeres,Y Y. Azara,
Archbishop Gf Vnllcdolid, Spain; Arch
aotti, Archbishop Of Petra; Archbishop
Satolii, Apostolic Delegate to the
United States; Bishop Cnsanns Y
tngcs, OF SEQ De Urgcl, Spain: Bishop
Mahtrit OF Ancona, Italy, and Bishop
j,craud of Autun, France. The Pope
nlso rreconclsed twenty -four. new Ital-
ian bishops.
The consistory was especially impos-
ing because OF the unuGilnlly large
number of Cardinals present. These
were: Cardinals Rampolla, Holienlohe,
'nrocchi. Lavalettn, Stciniuber. Le-
dochowsN. orcga. Branchi NIocenni.
Macchi, Nertei. LangGnieuN, Molcher5.
Gaiilnberti, Dipictro. the brothers Van
nutelli. RuEgcrio. tirnniclo, ScEnn and
vcrga. Cardinal Persico. Secretary
on account of ilneqs. The grand mas
ter of ceremonies announced that the
Pope would confer the Red Hat upon
the new Cardinals ut the next public
consistory. The proceedings OF the
conststory lasted only half an hour ow-
INK 10 the ropes being somewhat weak
from fatigue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
TWO MORE MEN ARRESTED
Charged by .'ose Ccngostn with YIoIa.
tiOn of the Neutrality Bn,ya

Wilmington. Del. Nov 29-Wnrrnnts
sworn out to-day by the Spanish c..
sul Jose Cpngosta. were served late Il Is
afternoon at the Yards OF the Harlan
and Iiollingsworth Company, by Depu-
" ';hitth stats Marshal Hughes.
they We're against Frederick Svnno,
captain, and Rangan Christensen. firS {
a:licer of the Norwegian steamer l.. on.
The men were found On the wharf.
When the warrants signed hy CoMgos-
la, as complainant, We're read Captain
SN.no pointed at the hont nnd sail,
What have I got to do with Spain i?
This is n Norwegian vessel."
The two officers, accompanied by Su-
perint"nd,nt Nathaniel r. Benson, II
the shipbuildlng firm, were taken to the
Federal y Hiding. where they were ar
raigned before United Suites Conuiis-
sioncr Smith, charged with violating the
neutrality laws under. section 1886 Fod-
:ral tatutcs. They pleaded not ru!ity
anu CantRin Eens0n went their security
i0r their appearance at no n to.mor,t.w.
The accused mcn expressed wish
10 have their case transferred "a Phi'
al'lphia. and that question will be g IT
lied tomorrow. No lcvy was made upon
the steamer and she was not searched.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
SAD ENDlN( 0 LIFE'
fIsfsn Men Killed andiAIna Others ssII1ass|
ly lnlaredhy Tons Of Falling Rack. 81 0
A SIMILAR ACCIDENT MANY YEARS hGBI'
The lilly Foster Mine socIns to be HIS
fa;ed-s'innea Fast by q Rock Pat y
rick 1Iurtha Struggled to- Free
Himself, u azenrtrendins mid HOE
rHying scene. $ ss7s

Brewster. N. Y, Nov. 29.-NineteefEs
years ago lifty tons of rock fell into tlnsSE
open pit at the Tilly Foster mine, Rillfiigs
SIN miners and mniming three otheras
Tor life. The SIX men who met deaths
were SO horribly crushed that fhaiT
bodies were taken up in sioyels, Throwing
into canvass sacks and ho!sted to6 tna
surface. 81 e IS 9sfslsiSS5St
From that time until today tl,s$
hanging walls, which rise 400 feet aboYess:
the working level of the pit, hayeSI1ff4S
derEone daily inspection. 1f this fnsS;
spectton revealed any crevice or othefeSs
doned until the threatening over-hanxS
had been dislodged. The extreme clWs&
ton exercised prevented many acctsss
dents. ssgSs
This afternoon about thirty mi ei,:
were ut work on the 400-foot ;leYetS
breaking orc snd loading the cars sents
down by the cable. About $3.50 o,clocIS
the entire northwest wall apparentlS
containing over 100 tons OF rock, fell,
into the pit, killing not less than eleyeIIi
men and infllcting serious injury upon
nine others. i5ss55 tsfStsss
William Aspell and four others ran,
they know not whittier and escnpads
FIVE Italians also got out alive. ThSI
cable and its car was not injured. Is AH55
pell and his companions as soon aES theH
boulders stopped rolling down the sslopa,
looked over the wreck They saw Pas
trick II. Murthn struggling to- get nIEs
He was pinned fast by, a rock. sThay
assisted him. The cable cur bro1ghN
down three Italians, who's osrenderedi ilfurt
ther assistance. Murtha was placed Ont
on the car, hoisted to the surface aHd3
taken home. where he died thirty gT1irlsg
utes later. iIl s. isssss$sl
Just as the rescuing car started plSi
the return trip, more rock fell, and 3its ~ ~
reported that one OF the three i Alian9a
mentioned above was killed. he sssa7s
ond downward trip brought Pa trick Itsl
Kelly and James MEG linn. They oIEaiip3
led the miners left in the pits secGssHl
tools. and began to take out the bodiessf
Six bodies We're taken out; md ssstsSSS 81
out alive. Then the9worlS w as 81 tappHSsl
because Of darkness and the danE rs
condition of the mine, Seven bod lssss Kill
are supposed to be still under the A
In the mine. nll Italian and irish intH
ers. SSs. SS ttSSi5. SSSssa2
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30

1t was reported at n late hour to-
night that Reed has practically set
tied upon Representative James S, Sher-
man. OF New York, us chairman of the
Committee on Indian Affairs. and Chas
a. Chickering, OF New York, as head
OF the Committee on Railroads and Ca
nails. Hooker, OF New York, Is, by the
same runor, assigned to the head of
the Committee on Rivers and Harbors
In the Same way Dalzell, of Pennsyl-
ranta, is assigned to the head OF the
Committee on the Judiciary.
1t appears that the candidacy OF
Rev. Hcnry NJ. Conden, the blind preach
or Of Port Huron, Mich, for the Chap
lainship of the House of Representa-
tlves. is assuming advanced shape in
the rather widespread competition for
that comparatively modest Office. The
entire Michigan delegation are ac-
tive in his support, which is declared
to have also the aDpoval of at least
twenty New England members. with
additions from Indiana, Illinois and
Ohio. MIR. Conden's blindness was re-
ceived in battle. and when us ser
geant- commanding a small detach-
ment near Austin, Miss, he was fight
Ing Euerrillas, That fight has brough
to his support considerable Grand Army
strength. He is Il univeraalist preacher.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
ANOTHER GuNnoAr DESPATCHED
The Drynd Ordered 20 tho Rosphorus
and Hourly Expected.

Constantinoplc, Nov. 29.-Upon the
strength OF the assurances given bY
the Porte to Sir Phillip Curric. British
Ambassador to Turkey, that the Sultan
would permit each of the powers TO
sen6 into the Sospho-ous u second
gunrdship, Sir Phillip telcgraphed to
Admiral Seymour commanding the Bri-
ttsh Mediterranean squadron request
Ing him to dispatch the gunbout Dryad
to the t3osphorouS at once.
The Dryad was expected to arrive
ut II O'Clock on III morning of iSovcm-
her 2Sth. and the Porte was so informed
but no authority to pass through the
straits of Dardanells had been given
up to the time of writing this dispatch
The Sultan upon learning this news
became greatly disquieted, and at the
hour OF midnight scn1 messages TO
1ewiik Pasha. the foreign minister,
and Said Pasha- cX-Grand ViZier. S,r
Phillip Curric is now awaiting instruc-
tions from Lord Salisbury and other
foreign diplomats have In the mean
time asked their respective govern
ments for instructions.
The Synod OF the Greek Church In
Turkey has refused To commit itself to
an expression of satisfaction with the
policy Of the government of Asia Mi
n0r.S
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
H'nTul I'00tI,all.

Eureka, Kan, Nov. 29.-ln the foot
ball game here yesterday. between the
Lewis Academy. of Wichita, and the
Southern Kansas Academy, OF this
place, Robert Jeanc, of the Eureka
that are thought TO be fatal fic is
conscious, but completely paralyiZcd.
Decatur. Ills. Nov. 29.-As result
of the football game here yesterday
between the Y. NJ. c. a. eleven, OF
Springfield, and Il local team, MIR. Nc
Gherron. OF the visitors, is likely TO
die. His home is in Chicago and he is
private secretary TO the State Treas
urer. He went down in "a scrnmage
and the two elevens fell upon him
When they arose McGhtrron was un-
conscious. The attending physician
fears he is suffering from concussion OF
the brain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
THE WORK or M0oDLUMs.
The Notorious IKobos MIKE AnnnrI.
cinfIon Squire Look Devastated

New Orleans. La, Nov. 2g.--On the
night OF November Sth, Jack Garvcy,
Joseph O'I3rien ;l:ld Thomas Kelly, three
notorious hooilUms, maliciously des-
troyed number OF young trees and or
namcntal seats In Annunciation Square
They used axes and saws, in their van
,lal work and threw portions OF the
wreckuge III the fountain. The beauti-
full square next morning looked as ir a
cyclone had struck it,
The inhabitants of that portion of
town have been wild with Indignation
ever since. To-day the vandals were
brought before Judge Whitaker and af-
ter thorough investigation they were
each fined $3.50 or. in default, ZIG days
III the parish prison and We're also sent
before the Criminal Court under bond
OF Sl,0e0 each, This exceptionally heavy
sentence meets with universal approval.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
LAID ar REST. :zsi,;;s I
Funeral of Gen. Thomas JoRsi anSs
New York Yesterday nIornanE E.s NJ n

New York, Nov. 29.-The funeraISi
the late General Thomas Jordan sffGl
place this forenoon Aat t.iF'ranClsSX;
vier Church at 10;3OS o. clock! The sGaIs
monies, In accordance with5theS WISH
of the General expressed during II
illness, were without pomp or s1,pdd
The great church was we'll filled 81
friends OF the family OF the deceaSs
General. gg l55ials ssiS ssss ssii5
Among them were many men Nh
had been in the Confederate army
him during the recent war, as weilsa
large contingent Of Cuban patEi5
who had stood side by side WI tliltf
in the struggle for the liberty Of GtSs
against the Spaninrds. The paIlYSss
ers were General Horace Porters yGf
mel y. G.. Dickinson, i comm and det
the Confederate Veteran Camp; Gel
mel Clifton H. Smith, who was a nigE
Der Of General Beauregards 81 staff II fsa
John A. Wythe, who fought as 81 40
fedcrate cavalryman underlS eISE$
Forrest. Z, lsitsSsS 6. ~ .a8
There was also present as phiis ssea
ers General Carlisle Garcia; =
er of the Eastern Division ofS GaSl
when General Jordan was I'm scoinysfH
there twenty-five years ago;gB
Agramonte, who, with Genera 5Sa s5sj
| made his escape in an engbGHf EffTR
Cuba and eluded pursuit by 81 hSs FSstsR S5s5s1s
iards: Justice q. T.GBartleftS 18f Yase
Inman, w. G. Marren and &VSfa ffSaj5
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
THE C0DE OF HONOR.
Two Hungarian Officials Propose TO
Settle Differences by u Duel.

Buda Pest, Nov 29.-In the lower
house OF the Hungarian diet to-day Herr
Andreansky reproached Herr Won Per-
cZel, Minister Of the Interior, for assist
ing In electoral abuses. In replying to
the charges made against him the Min
ister said that the accusation was inso-
lent and used language that was Of
fensivc 10 Herr Andreansky and the
House. The President OF the Chamber
finally interviewed and called the Minis
ter TO order
After the sitting Herr Andreansky
sent TO Herr Won PercZcl challenge to
light q, duel. which was accepted. Herr
Won Pcrczcl temporarily reslgning his
Ministerial post in order to he able 10
meet his adversary on the field of honor
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-11-30
Ashortase or cotton nt Galveston.

Galveston Tex, Nov. 29-The Brit
ish steamer Cromwell to-day sailed for
New Orleans having remained here six
teen days in Il vain hope OF securing a
cargo. Owing to the extreme shortpess
OF the cotton crop she was forced to go
light to New Orleans. There were only
$50 bales of cotton received here for
the Cromwell and they have been re-
tanned to fill out the cargo of the steam
cr William Branfoot, which will arrive
in q few days.
The Norwegian steamer Nordkyn.
Captain Beer, also sailed to-day for
New Orleans to finish out her cargo
Of cotton for Hamburg and otterdan