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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
cAsE or MIssIoNsRY DIAz.
The State Departments Aotion-southern
Hapiists viii be Heard.

WASHINGTON, April lT.-TUe case Of
Albert Iesus DiaZ. an American Cluzen,
who was reported az bolug arrested at
Havana Tor alleged cCnnec zion with the
insurgents, came before the Department
OK state to-day. The department imme-
dlately cab.cd the cOusul-Generai az iia-
vana 10 take the usual steps Tor his pro-
lection ana FAIR trial.
ATLANTA. "a, April IA million
and "a half Baptists viii soon be demand
ins the release 0f Rev. A. =, DiaZ the
Cuban evangelist. who has been arrested
and Imprisoned by General Weyier. Rev.
T u llchenor, corresponding secretary
OF lie Southern Baptist Convention, is
sued an address Today 90 the Bapl.sts
OF the Sogth. II II he calls on the de-
nomination 10 raise q fund 10 defend
Diaz and 20 care FOR nim and his family
dare ~ touch u m0utAfLl of food pre-
pared az tne Spanish prison for fear Of
being poisoned. phe Baptists OF this sec
tlOn ahd they are numerous are aroused
oy the number Of arrests, and they Will
dppeal ~ once 10 the state Department
10 interfere.
biaz h an American citizen. He was q
pall"t on Tho revolution twenty years
ago 10 escape arrest he threw himself
lnto the sea- hoping 10 Gnft hack into
shore az n-ghtta-l, but he h0ated so lar
OUT thal ne couid not get back. pass
Ing snip picked him up and carried MIN
- New York. lie was converted In This
country. joined the Baptist church, and
returned TO Cuba as an evangelist lie
has done IL great work there. and has
greatly endeared himself 10 the Dapt.sts
VI the States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
DEHBf SPRING MEErINa.
Richard Croker, Moniank Wa. Fayorlte
but Ran Sixth.

LONDON, April 1.-THE Derby spring
meeting opened to-day and viii be con-
tinued tomorrow. The Doveridge handi-
cap stakes OF 1000 sOyerogns Tor three
years old aud and upward ard the sec
ond 70 receive ntty sOverelgns out OF
the stakes, Tho straight mile was won
Dy LORD Cadosan, Court Ball, Neyners
saidis, was second ana Rothschllds Mode
els third.
In the Wellback handicap. Richard
croker . Anericus and Eau Gallie tforn-
cry Cueal, were entered, bur aid NOT
start. Inc winner was Wallace John
ston ana Remember Me.
The Draklow stakes WAS won bv Et,,,
OF Pearls, Phil ArNour was second and
Brechin third. Richard Croker's Mont.
aux was fayorite In betting al ) 10 4
but ran sixth. -
IL was the public ana not the stahl.
mat made Nontauk the fayorite for ,hs'
Didhtiow stakes, the public thinking thar
ma 'on Souid ride better than SImns
Inc croker set We're present on ~.
eouis', Dul thefe was 10 such nlunslnp
as theFe was IN 1870, when the American
horses started. The fielding was strong
against the American horses before IN.
race, ana some boOk-makers have or
Tered 20 ! against Montauk for the
Derby. Ills chances for big races over
courses longer than the fwO-year-old
course--nyc furlOnRs and 40 yards-are
considered out altogether, and his de-
feat has weakened his position in TIE Jubi-
lee stakes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18

TO the east 10 greet the dawn Of nobler
ana a better DAY
Peculiarly appropriate Is the first toast
Of the evening:
Virginia and Her University Alike Bap-
tized ia Fire: The One Great Soul Must
Endure"
In immortal youth.
Unhurt amidst the war Of clements,
The wreck Of matter and the crush OF
worlds.
Esto perpetua.'
10 gives me peculiar pleasure 20 intro
duce 70 YOU Hon. Robert Hughes. better
known as Bob Hughes.
HON ROBERT HUGHES.
Mr. Hughes was received with a burst
Of applause.
Nj Hughes said:
Fcllow-alumni, Permit ne to thank You
for this Kind Invitation and cordial recep-
tl0n. Yet the very splcudOr and extent
OF this reunion, drawn together by COM
mon cord Of affection Tor our alma mater
~ this metropolitan and cosmopolitan
city Of the South. suggests to me that
tho sentiment which your Partially has
assigned 10 me S. IN some respects an in.
justice to that alma matters history and
area OF influence.
The Old Dominion, 10 IS true, grants out
Of her scanty store the annual representa-
tive Of prlnccly endowment, and proud
ly links her houored name with the last
conception Of an Intellect that shed so
much lustre at once upon his mother
state and the daughter Of his declining
years. yet | deny that our noble seminary
OF learning is merely the University Of
Virginia. The dazzling effuleence blaz-
Ing from her kohinOor OF light. more
penetrating than the ncw-fOund cathode
ray, overleaps the narrow boundaries Of
state ana section, pauses not at Natures
barriers Of mountain range or fathom-
less flood, but pours It's beams Of learning
over the length and breadth of our land.
from the great inland seas Of our north
ern frontier st1rm-swept hy arctic blasts.
10 the land Of cvcr-bloomine flowers fan
ned by the tropical zephyrs of perpetual
summer, irOm oar own Chesapeake, the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
Prohibition Nominations.

NORFOLK. VA, April lT-Special.-
Prohibition Convention. which met 90
night 10 complete their ticket, endorsed
". c. Cobb. an independent Democratic
candidate for Commissioner Of the Reye-
nue.. The executive committee was au-
thorized 10 IN any vacancies that mig ht
occur in the ticket between now and the
day Of election.
Hugh Miller, who was nominated for
City Attorney, rendered his resignation.
which was referred 10 the executive COM
mittee.
A. b. Seldner, a Republican and a
bright young lawyer. viii likely be placed
on the ticket.
Mr.. A. A. Mccullough. who recently
died in this city. was insured for Sl0o, 600
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18


sosrh. GAO thc old OF the ola, familiar tri-
anglo oarrel to cupid and haIowed by
fo many tender memories OF commence
mont nights noble buildings will arise
representing iu tacir equipment all the
area ani appliances of modern science
Hlt these are merely tle mgteyial re-
suits. these are hlt che forms through
wniea the spirit which 7 would emphasize
fu0s inaleurafe expression. 10 would Do
vain u stop and point 40 these things
aud say "seo what hlg children have
Gone Tho true significance of the lesson
oi our loss o. iu tae love for tho Uniyer-
siiy in the hearts Of her sons, which
inaio these thinea possible. ! do not be-
N''e tnai IL ia more eXtrayauanco Of
.'eech when j say 90 you that ia nay
..'t'nent all mat vas swept away on
tiet iaieiul day is amply compensated by
the mighty tnroh OF nlial love ava sorrow,
"Ni'h Mr-uS the great heart Of her
"Iunni in that dark hour.
in some wayne do not cvactlv lno,y
no" -in obedience TO some law We do
hot oNaiy oerstand-in tho lives of
i"'" anu institutions and States. .wc find
among lhc osces OF the bitterest loss the
germ of "a larger gain--yictor from van
pushed Issues ~ tho last; triumph comes
Through trial strength through stress Of
,.H' l'l''t'u iDio1gh patient cndoayor
lie through t.aih
ID % The law Of nature:
"oni OF NE eky silence then a lark;
'"i on mo cloud darhness-then a
spark
out az the heart p rapturo-thsn n main.
oui ~ ihe dead. cold ashes. lie again
And so my brothers, Il viii be--nny.
BE- 10 alrcady-vith our noble mother.
That October Sunday was her Easter
morMng. seek her not among her ashes.
Aha has agisen She has turned her face
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
churches in Petersburg on next Sunday

churches in Petersburg on next Sunday
morning.
Rev. $. X. Winn snd Rev. T. r..
Jones. ID. u. were appointed a committee
10 visit Hogc Academy, at Blackstone,
dlfing its ceoslng exercises.
The minutes of the Pres0ytory were
ney'"rsad and approved.
After singing the hymn. "Blest Re the
Tie That Binds" and prayer by Rev. r..
r. Howison the Presbytery at L. NJ.
adjourned to meet az Fairfax church.
Richmond, on the fifth Sabbath in May
next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
WEATHER FoREetsr.

wAsHINGrON, April i7.-Forecast for
Saturday;
For yirginia-Fa.r with continued
warm weather Saturday: eastegy 10
south winds.
The barometer has risen slightly on
the Southeastern New England coast. over
tho northern portion OF the lake region.
ana 10 the west OF New Mexico.
Fair weather has prevailed generally
throughout the Southern and Atlantic
States and the Ohio Valley
Warm and generally fair weather viii
contiue throughout the Southern states
east OF the Misslppl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
Gold Reserve. slss. see. .ass.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE Treas
ury gold reserve al The close OF business
to-day stood al sl2J. y235s, The With
drawals for the day were Sz6T, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
Five Children snRocated.

SPRINGFiELD. MASS. April lin a
tenement house. fire at Turner'S Falls.
Mass, at 5 o'clock this morning, five
French children were suftocated. The
property loss Was small.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The following was the range OF the
Thermometer at The Times oiice yes
terday:
A. NJ. rs; Il NJ. -; 3 y. NJ. 81; 9
p. NJ. Sd; 8 p. NJ, IS: u. midnight, a.
Average. 81 2-s. which is the highest this
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Members Of The Alumni Fay Their Alma
Mater Eloquent Tributes.
AESUlL BANQUET AT The JEFFERSON.

4 Distingui,hcd Gathering OF Men-Toasts
Responded o. ps Mr. Robert NJ. Hughes,
OF Norfolk, Dr. >. Allison Hodges, of
This CITY. and Prof. Charles W.
Kent. orthe University.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-18

n special prayer lOf ~ Retilptrh sbSN's
restoration to health.
Ruling Elder Hobson was excused after
the morning session. Ruling Elder BlaiI
was also excused after =. NJ.
w. j. Lewis was examined as follows.
Cd On theology by Rev. s. *. Wlnn,
sustained as satisfactory part Of trial,
(9 On Church History by Rev. r. r.
Howlson. Sustained as satisfactory part ot
trial; CD on Sacraments and Church Gov
ernment by Rev j. w. Rosebro, sustain
ed as satisfactory part OF trial.
The Finance Committee reported
that the report Of the Treas
urer had been found correct
RESOLUTIONS OF SYMPATHY.
Resolution OF sympathy for Rev. J. G.
Stewart, pastor of the Church Of the
Covenant, in~his illness was adopted and
prayer was offered by Rev. Dr. Rosebro.
Rev. III. T. Mabry (colored), OF the
Presbytery of Southern Virginia, was
invited to sit as a visiting brother.
Rev. j. Y. Fair made a report on ses-
sional reports from sessions, which after
full discussion was adopted.
"A recess was taken for five minutes
After recess ana the singing OF the
hymn IAN Hail the Power OF Jesus
Name, an interesting address on For
eign Missions was made by Rev. Robert
I. Kerr. DR.. Kerr was followed by Rev.
Dr' HYDE, who also spoke on Foreign
Missions.
me hymn "Fom Greenland's lev Noun
tains' was next sung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
Gatarrbzs DmptOme,
Ginise oeutlide 5rasen, peIae je'
DEM Mann oasu perbeIfen per.
oen, Ole mabrbeit dber iia
feIbf gu erfabren.

2eiben sic an &ppFipeb an Der Stirr,
ldlfenben Nugen ober Naie, 69nupfen,
t~6etltpetier Dber 9anSer @eritopfuns Der
NaienlO3er9 t9a6en Sic irgenb tpel9e obsr
ale bieie Spmptome? @enn benz 10 lit,
letoen Sic an gatarrb bes &opfes.
Getoen Sic an fortpd6renbem HduIpern,
@rtdltung i'm 9alfe, belegter 3unge, &au<
6ett unb SrOfenbett i'm 9affe? Mtnn benz
70 ut, BADEN Sic Gatarr6 bes 6alies.
Stnb sic beiier, ober 6aben sic 9qrften,
8ruifi9mer3en, fG4pahe 2ungen, nit Ditl
Qus1purf? @enn Dem 70 1T, 9aben Sls
@atarrb Der 3ungen.
@eiben Sic IN unDerbaui9feit, ba6en
Sic f9peres @aFibl Dber S9mer5en na3
Dem @fen, Iped1Ielnben Mppetit, lauren
Magen, belegte 3unge? Wenn benz 70 1T,
6aben sic Gatarrb bes Magens.
9aben Sic blafie y6autfarbe, oertopfte
Ooer unregelmdBige @bFubrung, i3aperes
an Der redbten @eite, f9le9ten 9ez
ru9 aus benz Munbe9 Wenn benz 10 1T,
6aben Sie Gatarr6 Der Qeber.
Pezruznd betEt Gatdrr6, mo es audi fsin
mag. Or 6urtman bat bieies Wfittel ieit
40 Sa6ren in Der 8ebanblung bon
@atarr6 berubt. pe=ruzna 1T elm oon
an5utpenbenbes M1ittel unb errei9t
alfo ben 9ibpuntt Der &rant6eit. Sc err
ni9t nltr aeitpeilig, ionbern auf
bic 9auer. ga96em man 0ieies Mittel
Mpnat gebrau9t bat, Iaut 8ebrau9sz
auf ie0er S1ai9e, foute man an
Or. 9artman f9reiben unb ben SaG GEE 4
nau bef9reiben, unb pirb berfelbe barauf
6in cine f%ofortige Nntlport foftenfret ge6en.l
Or. 9artman 1T Der 8.rfaffer zines 64ieil
tigen, le6rrei9 iluitrirten 8u9es, pel9ss
benz Gatarr6 arnb catarr6artigsnV
gepibmet 1T, 4pelhes fir fur3e
3eit bDQig tDftenfrei berIanbt tpirb bur9
bic Pezruzna Drug Manufacturing Go:n@
panb BON Columbus, S6io.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
uie4eidJt eim Muro.
Die 6Ietf9hdnoler Nathan uno ia.
cob Gohn
Don eillem faumfelieen Kunoen our6 1es
poIperibiHe perpunoet. = Dcs Grferen
Dertekuna 1T Iebensaef6hrIi6.

Die @9lG9ter Natban ur6 Sacob Gp6n
fpurben OisnI tag Morgen in ibrem Sc
f9dftslofal go. 1855 @eF IL. @truBe oOn
ei1em tbrer &unben, Namens Wilidm
9rDton, burb &eooloeri9ife p%eripunbet.
Der 3uitanb Nat6an's, Der in ben Inter
leib getrpffe1 tpurbe, lit Guberit bebentli9,
tpd6renb Satob go6n muir lei9t an Der linz
fem 9ifte berleBt lit. Ser @6iebbolb, Der
aler Wabrf9einli9feit rad gum WDrber
tperben tpirb, befinbet 5i9 in Der poli5ei@.
~itution an Der @eit 13. StraBe 6inter
S9loB unb Hiegel.
0rpton bate in Der leBte1 3ett Iein}
Sleii9 BEL ben 9sbriibern go6n auf grebitl
entnommen unb' i9ulbete i6nen infolges
befen 81. @orgeTf tern M6enb Ianbte Ell
ieine1 So6n na9 Sletf6, unb sa5 ibm,
6a bic @D6n's linn t~peiteren GreDtt ernie
CERT bdtten, einen SinfzO oqurf9ein nit!
SSatpb gp6n na6m bas @elb in gmpfang;
anftatt uber benz &1aben ben &eit beraus4
augeben, be6ielt er bic gauge Sumnre mil
benz 8emerten, ct tperbe Die 0ifferens pol
benz alten gonto in Mbaug bringen.
9ienItag Morgen tur5 na9 8 u6r farA
9rDton in bD3t aufgeregtem 3uitanb inV
6as @o6n'i9e @ef6dft uaD berlangte Die
5uriid6ebaltenen S.. Da Safob Gobn BON
elmer &iid5u9lung bes 9eI6es nibts ptfen
tpolte, 5og 0rpton feinen &epolper urtb
f9oB auf @obn. 9ie &l1gel trdf iebo9
be1en 8ruDer 9aut6on, Der auf 9rptpn 5uz
gefpru1gen mar, UNI linn bic 8uffe 81 ents
retBen, in ben l1nterlei6. Sacob GDbn
fprang nun ebenfals auf ben Wiit6enoen
gu ipurbe iebp9 au9 bur9 einen S9uB,
Der i6n on Der linte1 6iifte traf, gu 8DOen
getredt. Me6rere Boli5iiten, Die bic S9ife
gebDrt 9atten, brangsn in bieiem Moment
in ben 2aben, iibertpdltigten ben bor @utb
IinnloIen OrDto1 unb f9ufften i6n nu9
Der Poli5eiitation an Der 8eit Ii. StraBe,
tpG6renb Elm Nrat ben beiben @ertpunbeten
feline 9iilfe ungebei6en lieB unb Natben
@o9n's @u1ben fir GuBerit bsbentti3 er>
f[Grte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
feuerfhdoen.
GrbebIider Brand in einem 6efdGfts. nno
Wohnhaufe an 10. maoifonftr. = Brand
an Srooinftr.

Die 8etpo6ner bes bieritDdigen @ebGubes
go. 686-88 80. Ma6ifonitrabe nurben
Sonntag 8ormittag, tur5 na9 10 ubr burb
einen Seueralarm in einen nibt g~eringen
G9reden berfebt. Sn benz BON ben &uraz
tudarenbdnblern Mabigan 8ros. benubten
erlten Stodperf bes @ebdubes ipar aug
Usher nod ni9t erfldrten 1rfacben Elm
8rdnb enttanben, befIen Qualm oas Sc
'tdube Iebr balb Bis unter bas Dad anz
fiiQte unb bic Mitglieber Der Samilisn,
aoeI9e bic pberen Stodaperfe bes Opppelgez
'hdltbes inne6aben, in cine pilbe Banit ber=
IeBten, Gum Slid naren bic Seuerapebr=
l:ute un1 5ablrei4e Poliaiiten Iebr balb our
@ieGe, unb es gelang i6nen, bic Mufgeregten,
opn benen Diele I9on babel iparen, i6r Sab
unb @ut bur4 bas Seniter auf Die GtraBe
Einaus gu tperfen, au bef9pt6tigen.
Sin 2:11 4larm bate geniigen6 9ampfz
5priben our Stelle gebrabt, um bas sSeuer
1d.pn i'm @ntiteben gu erfiden. 9te in ben
rDeren Stodlperten po6nenben 6amilien
famert nit benz S9aben babpn, ben Der
Sualm urb tbre bpreiligen &e~ttungsDerz
1u9e angeri9tet baden mOgen.
Ser S9aOen am@ebdube Dirb duf $1,000
utb berienige an Dem W~aarenldger Der Sir
ma Mdoigan 8ros. uuf $4,000 geiddbt; er
1T bur3 8ert9erung Doqtommen gebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01

6umusrei9en 8oben bon ben @nboben 9er@
ab, bic Elm itarres unb tobtes Mnieben GEE
apannen. Quf jenem Stiide 2anb nun 1ol
Der 8erin9 gema9t Nper0en, Sor1tptrtDz
f9aft na9 pifenI9aftli9en 9runofdBen gu
betretben unb gu bepeiIen, baB Elm gut gez
pflegter @alb nibt alein cine angeme1ene
Rente %ab1ptrft, fonbern au9 ben Wertb beg
@runb unb 8pbens erb06t. @rpdbnt mlB
aud tperben, baB it9 in 8iltmore Elm 6otdz
nri6er 9arten beftnbet, nit 8Gumen uno
StrGu6ern aus alien @rbt6eilen. Nu9 &per
niht 0iel t6eoretif9e &enntnthe beitbt, ptro
NIT 8ortbeil eiten Sang bur9 bieien Gar
ten MAIDEN. Ser &enner bon 8dumen lam
bier a1e Ftnben unb itubiren, bic in Der
nDrbliben gemGBigten Bone ipa9Ien. On
ben botanif9en @arten f91ieBt ii9 Der
Sorftgarten, tpel6er nit fol9en 8aumarten
in garaen 8eftGr0en bepflan3t 1T, bic in iez
ner @egenb ni6t porfommen. Man mill
auf biefe Dirt fefiteuen, pie it9 bieielben
our 4~npflan5ung eignen. Ser 9arten umz
fdBt 800 Ncres. Sas u~nternebnlen gu 8tltz
more lit bas erite 1einer Dirt in ben Ser.
@taaten. Mit @enugthuung 1T gu fonftaz
tiren, DGB Or. S6ent, Elm in Oeut19ldno
ausge6iloeter Sortmann, einen tleinen
&reis bon 2ernbegierigen I'm ith gefammelt
bat, tpel6e unter ietner 2eitung Die tbeorez
tii9e unb prafttf9e Sette Der Sorihpirtbz
i9aft ftubiren. MDge fh9 bieier 8ern elmer
Ssoritf9ule gu einem geIunben unb frdfttgen
8aume enttpideln, Der unierem 2anoe gum
Nuben uro our 3ierbe gereibt.
2IusIQn0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01

Die gepi4tigite Srau bes Staates
Snbiana Srau 2amb, tpurbe fiirSiiD in
geep MibOleton CUR lebten &ube GeItattet.
Die 8eritprbene bate ein @etpi9t BON 500
Pfuno, nnb es nar unmDgli9, einen @arg
gu finben, Der fir fte groB genug oelpeien
pGre. @benfo mar es nit benz 2eihen=
tpagen. Srau 2amb tapb in 9r0Bter Or
mutb, bate aber trobbem aQe Illerbie=
tunsen, ii9 als @3auitiid peripertlea au
lafen. ausaei9lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01
G0IOatDr.

Gin rettrcs @aIsbter eebraMt BON
oer Gonr. @eipp 8re&Dg. 60. TIT bters
nit beftettS e~ntpfebIen. Sn GIafGen
sttO S6Rertt So babem. SeItpbotte
so. $50. BottIinG 9eDtut. 90. 860.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01

Quf ben @ortpurf 8e6ers, baB bic Re<
gierung ben borne6men unb bo9 conferOdz
tiDen Spibbuben BON 9ammerte in
babe entpii9en laffen, anttportete i'm &ei9sz
tage Der Su1ti3minifter 990nitebt : Die
@tudtsantpaltf9aft lei NIT aIer @nergie
eingei9ritten, iobalb i6r in g~lau66after
Weiie cine Nntlage 5~ugegangen. DAP es
t9r ni4t ~gelungen, 9ammertein gu fafen,
bafur tDnne tie ni9t, = unb iebt bat fe
ibn ia tpirfli3 gefaBt. Ri9t mad MuItraz
lien. iOnbern nur bis @rie9enlanb mar er
eefloben, unb als Elm n!9err 9erbert" belt
er ii9 bort auf. ODD Der 8erliner poltaeiz
commihdr 8olff bat i'm iib BON bort qez
bo1t. l1nb Der S~uiti5miniiter ite6t sere8tz
fertigt ba.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01


S6tpObl Dor a9t Sugen bas Snfurgenten>
9eer oes Generals Ifarimo 9ome5. na9@
BEN es ft9 einen 8eg bur3 bic propina
Santa CLARA gebabnt, in elmer @tdrfe bon
1900 Munn na9 l1mge6ung Der 1paniz
1d9en, bonn General Mortines gampos be-
febttgten Sruppen in bic Yrobin3 Matansas
eineebrun9en mar, ia6 es ii9 einige Sage
fPdter infolge me3rerer tleineren Nieberz
lagen tptdoer gum &iid5ug na9 Santa
CLARA ~ge3tuungen.
4aerbings laufen benz gegenii6er in Suz
bdnd, no cine 3eitlung cine groBe ganit
9erri9te, immer no9Ga9ri9ten Elm BON benz
@9aben, Der an 0erI9iebenen punften in
Wfatan3as dnserf6tet purbe, unb ron
6robenoen 8etpsgungen bon &ebeIlen6auz
fen.
@s tpirb olt6 elm 3uIammentoB NIT
elmer RebeQenbuHbe aus Der Prpoin5
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-01

lIeTVN IOA"
= ueber ben berItor6enen @rafen Saaffe
beri9ten bic Miener 8ldter, er babe Dor 3pei
Subren glei6 nab ieinem Hiidtritt bonn
neutrality-suspicious. ietn Setament gema9t
unb leinsn ~einaigen Sobn 9stnrt9 gum
uniberfalerben eingefebt, iebo9 befen Der
fiigungsfG6igteit in Der 8erpaltung ber8i@
ter eingeI9rGrtt un6 i6m nur Elm SG9rgelo
BON 10000 @ulben gu FREEZER 8erfigung
geGofen. Die 9emablin unb bic @4fpeite
6es @eritorbenen er6alten Sa4rgelber BON
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iiber ~einaelne @orgdnge ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
t6eilungen gemabt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
THE POSTOFFTCE'S NEW NAIL WAGONS.
THEY ARE AZ INVENTION OF ASSISTANT POST
MASTER GENERAL NELSON AND WILL. SUP
ELEMENT TIE CABLE-CAR SERVICE
HER UNLUCKY CREW.

THEY ARE AZ INVENTION OF ASSISTANT POST
MASTER GENERAL NELSON AND WILL SUP
Pr.EMExT TIE CABLE-CAR SERVICE.
A new feature Is soon be added to the mail SER
vice Of this city which Is expected eventually TO be
n material aid to the present system OF handiihg
Ia,,nrs Charles Nelson the Second Assistant
postnnaster-General Of the United States explained
tho proie,t which is his own invention to POST
master DAYTON at conference on Wednesday
afternoon and II will shortly be tried. The new
nro,ec, Is the collection OF mall from the boxes in
which +, Is deposited in wagons In which 1t VIII De
sorted en- route TO the Posto'fce thus saving time
NJ, ,he prescn, slow collection. The saving Is ex-
necte1 10 amount to hour on each wagon trip.
Tho wagon will he tried first. and II the expert
an, moves satisfactory others will be placed in
service rot only in this city but in Washington
and in Boston and other large commercial centres.
.~rhc new system will be analogous TO thai OF the
rb,rd-ave mailcars" said Mr. Dayton yesterday.
THE trial wagon will probably take lonG route for
tho experiment as that will make 1t easier for the
yocor clerks 10 sort the mail on the trip
u = Mack. Deputy Superintendent Of Railway
Nail Service added that the Third-ave. macars
had proved a decided success. and had advanced
The receipts Of most Of the mail destined for East
side peoplc by at leas; one delivery. The system
u,as started on the FIRST day of last October said
no .and now almost all the large cities In the
coun,rv have systems Of streetcar mall service
,houch none OF them is nearly extensive as ours
W. are running ten mailcars now. with a force OF
tventv-sx clerks who work on half-hourly sched-
uics These cars leave the General Postothce on
nnr,b hound trips carrying the letters which are
mated here and destined for branch postoffices
Lou, rho line and also the pouches with out-of-
,au.r mail for the same places. which sent
direct 10 the postal-cars from the big trunk lines
TIC clerks on the maicars sort the mail and deliver
r. "a the different branch Offices collecting their out
going mail also the way. In addition they also
Fort out tho different packages OF mail for the car
rSers' rotres on south-bound trips they only carry
mi for Inc General POstoflce. the mail from
the branch Offices which IS destined TO De dlstrb-
uted in other stations is light. This mail is also
sorted en- route
ur White tho General Superintendent OF the
Railway Mail Service. made the II 80 "A m. trip on
fhn nostal-car yesterday 10 inspect the working Of
Tho svst.m he was accompanied by Superintend-
emf Bradley OF the Railway Mail Service Of this city
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