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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
ltutucttcr IN 3cutfh LAMB.

Trantfurt. a. &C., 10. Suli.
S9pere 9eimiu9ung bat einen Sbetl
Der beut1den 2anbe befaqen. 9agelz
itiirme baben inn &beinlanbe, an Der
Mofel, int Gtfelz unb 9unsriid Dtz
itritt unb in gang 9ei1en unermebltz
den @9aben angeri4tet. Wie Elm
Telb der @erpiiitung eri@einen peite
@treden. @an5e Mnpeien iinb umz
oetpebt; Die Weiaberge iinb pertpuitet;
bic Grnte 1T pernidtet. Cine gauge
perionen iinb obba&los se<
tporben, mebr nod p0Iig perarmt.
sSait iiberau mar Der @t1rm bon &C.
mittern besleitet. Sn ben DDrferr1
6ebbesbeim unb &tespet1er, Regiez
runesbe3irt Goblen3, bat Der 8lib &c:
aiinbet. Sn @iespeiler murom 5tpel
Peri onen er14lagen.
ueber Moni3 ersohen 5i@ oerartige
MaFermaKen, bub bic @traben unpa1z
iirbar tpurben, unb bic Wu4t bes ME-
ber1trDmenben @e9ens mar in Marz
burg cine 10 gepalttge, bab lie bas
@traBenpflaiter aufrib. No4 tann
bic 90be bes anseri@teten @&abens
audi ni9t inn entfernteiten fe1tgeIte1t
merben. Mur 1opiel itebt felt, bab bas
l1nglid Elm immen1es 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Gin ,Wo0clta0" fiir otc S6nlcn.

Wa1bington, .. g., IA. Suit.
Das Observation-Disclosures bat I'M gam
gen 2anbe einen Mufruf CUR 6eier etz
mes r@pgeltages" in ben @9ulen er=
laFen. @er 3med 1T, einen Sag i'm
Sabre gu bei timmen, ober ben elben
nit benz r8aumpftanaungstag" gu perz
einigen, an tpeldem Der Wertb un1erer
einbeimi19en @0gel, unb bic Mittel
unb Mege gelebrt tpereen 1ollen mte
bie1elben por mutbpiuiger @ernt4tung
gu be1&iben 1tnb. 9ie1e SSbee 1T UT
ipriingli@ bonn @@ulporteber 8abcod
in Sil Gitp, Pa., aussegangen unb TT
bereits in 5tpet @tdbten, Stl @itp nnb
Sort Mabi1on, Sa., pertpirtli&t NOR
ben. @s lit NUN bic Mbii@t bes @ez
fretGrs Morton, meld)er ben 8aumz
pflanaungstag eingefiibrt bat uno bic
Gtnfibrung bes "@~ogeltages" befur<
nortet, benielben aQgemein etngefiibrt
gu ieben.
Das Departement iagt in ieinem
perDFentlt9ten proteit gegen bic mutb<
mi1ise @erni@tung bon @Dgeln, oaB
es eben1o pi@ttg 1et, gu lebren, mte bic
MGlber, bas Milb unb bic Slide am
beiten 51 erbalten ieien, als bic SUI
genb gu lebren, tpie ber lanbptrtbz
l4aftlide @et9tbum tes 2anbes gu
enttptdeln 1T.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

bah @rz@ouperneur Wm. 6. Ru 1eu
in pergan9ener Na@t in 2ittle pabos,
Quebed, ber1&ieben lit. Wfan tanb
i'm tobt in 1einem 3elte in Der Ndbe
BON ct, Mbelaibe be 4abos. Sin
Serai6la9 1aetnt bic Sobesuriaae gu
fein. @r mar glet4 na4 ieiner Ridz
tebr BON Gbicago gu 1einer Grbolung
na9 Gqnoba sereiit, ND er Der @ait
BON Mr. Dutton, zines 8otoner Sc
6Gftsmannes mar. Sn better Camp
erf plete au9 1ein Sob. Oie 2eihe 1T
a11f benz Wege na4 Bo1 ton.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
GiMe trauri0e &mnoc.

on'bp II, 10. Sult. Sn Der 81
flee Der Wbite @tar 2inie cling bier
bic Na9ri9t Elm, oab in 9aplod, IN
oer MGbe BON 8trtenbeab, cine 5la19f
am @tranbe aufgeleien tporben 1et
tpel9e einen 3ettel NIT fol9enben Mor=
ten ent6telt:
r@tieben auf einen Gisbers, iintsn
19neu, mitten auf benz Scean. "Naroz
ntc." (@ea.) Doun9."
Ser Dampfer ",Naronic", elmer Der
91DBten unb 190niten 5ra4toampte1
Der Wbite @tar 2inie, 1egelte am H.
sSebruar 1898 na@ Seem Dort ab uno
6atte mar, 1eit bieier 3eit ME mieoer
etmas BON Dem 9ampfer gebDrt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Ten. St ertldrte, ct babe ni4t bic
Wbii@t sebabt, ben prGiibenten gu berz
leben unb nur betptrten tpouen, bab
berie lbe ietne 8ei dnerbe anbOre.
VroteM uom Saiuoiicr ocmofra'

gbteago, ID. Suli. Die @utz
gelb : Oemotraten bon Sainois baben
seitern bur9 ibr Gretutip : &omite eiz
men Nufruf an bic 0emotraten anbez
rer @taaten 5ur Mufitelung zines neuz
en- MationalzS idets erlaKen. unb auz
glei9 cine platform entporfen, auf
9eitiBt, bic Nomintrten an oas
@olt appelliren tDnnen. Dteie Nbrene
tpurbe bon elmer @eriammlung bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES am lebten @amz
flag artortfirt, unb Elm Iusi4ub bon
erranrt, um bisielbe gu entz
tperfen. Das Romlte trut geitern in
Der Offce BON 9enrp g. @obbins,
benz prGiibenten BET bemotratii@en
@utgelb<2iga BON S1inois gu elmer
Sibuns 3uiammen unb einigte ii& auf
bic Mbrefe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Die Yetrolemut.Y roouftton

Mafbington, .. g., 20. Sult.
Die @eiammtprobuttion bon robem
petroleum in ben 8er. Staaten belief
iif i'm Sabre 1895 auf 52,983,526
s5ab inn Mertbe BON $57,691,279, 9ez
9en 49,233,516 SAB i'm Wertbe BON
$35, 1922, O95 IN 1894. SSn alien Selbiz
itritten, NIT Musnabme bon Weitz8trz
ginten unb Netp Dort, 9at bic Probutz
tion 3ugenommen.
@eit bem 8egtnn ber Oelinoui trie
in Situspille, pa., i'm Sabre 1859 itno
in ben Scr. @taaten 709, 713,403 Tab
petroleum probu3trt tporoen, tpopon
auein SIG, 657, 260 5ab ouf bic Yenr1z
fplpanier unb Nep Dorter SelfelDer
entfauen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
citrate in octt ctr.

Manitomoc, Wis., 10. Suli.
Mite @trabmann, Elm 6armer, bet etz
li9e Meilen bon &iel anid1iig 1T, be-
miibte ii9 nit ietnem @obn, einen 80.
SUB tiefen Drummer gu %reinigen. Ser
9ebel an benz &rabn brad, BET Gltere
@obn berl u9te, benielben tpieber gu
repariren. Sn Der 3pii&en5eit ftieg
EN- jiingerer Bruber in ben elmer, Der
nit groBer @9nelligfeit Biz auf ben
8oben bes 8runnens binabfu6r. SroBz
benz Der &nabe feinen &noden gebros
hen bat, lit CT bod nt6t i'm @tanbe,
{i4 au bemegen, unb liegt in tritii@em
I3u1tanbe barnieber. ''
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Bic Ratajroptc 1T Sapau.

Can Trancisco, Is. Suli.
Ser Dampfer rDoric", tpel@er aus
Optobama eintraf, bra@te Na@rtaten
aus Sapa1, big gum Is. sunni: @4d<
bunoen iber ben @erlult BON Men14enz
leben bur9 Die 9robe @turmfutb er<
rei9en bic 3abl 10000, benno4
glaubt man, bab bie1elbe biel gu nieoz
RIG gesriFen 1T. Die Tlutb bate etne
91be bon 81 SUB, unb f~tiir3te it4 ent<
lang elmer @trede bon 200 Metlen
apei unb cine balbe Metle tn's 2anb.
3au1enbe Older tultipirten 2anbes finb
permiiitet, unb bic 8emobner ber uberz
f@memmten Diitrttte leiben 9ungersz
notb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Shlimmc Trud,te.

Mrbmore, $. S.. Is. Suli. Moab
Mc@iG, Der @beriff bon 81 i6omtngo
Gountp, mel4er BON St16omingo, Der
Sauptltabt bes Gbida1amgebietes, bier
eintraf, beri9tet, bab CT in ber NGbe
BON @eagan po1t : Office bret Meibe
an einem 8aum5tpeige bdnseno gefunz
ben babe. Die 2eute paren 5remoe
in ber @egenb uno man meib niAt,
mas tie perbro4en baben, jeoo9 gloubt
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
ltubluti0eS Wttcmtat.

Yaris, 16. Sult. 8e1tern mur6e
Elm Mttentat auf ben prGiioenten Der
franaD1i1@en @epublit begangen. Mls
ber in elmer oHenen &uti4e fabrenbe
unb pom premierminiiter Meline uno
ben 9erren 8oisbefre unb Sournep
beglettetc prdiibent 5aure ouf Dem
Y%arubep1abe in Gong @bamp erl9ien,
leqte Elm an einem 8aume lebnenber
gut 9etleibeter, oni@einenb etma 40
Sabre alter Mann einen &epolper aut
i'm an, aielte ta(tbliittg unb 14ob 3tpet
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Sdmei;.

8aiel. @esen ben 2eibenper=
brennungsbefdlub bes 9roBen Ratbes
tpirb bas REFERENDUM ersriffen tper.
ben.
@raubiinben Wesen She'll.
nabme am Rampf sesen 81 terrei9ii9e
3olud4ter auf Der dip Siliiuna tpur=
be ber S4mugsler &ebler in Gelotir@
gu atpei Sabren i4peren &erter uerurz
tbetlt. ~,
Gbur. Sin alter S~unsseiele, @ez
org 8aranbum in Gelbis Bel Gbur
(@raubinben), bat 1einer 9eimatbse.
meinbe 100000 St.. teitamentarii9
berma9t. 8aranbum tpar friber 8dz
der, bann 9Guieripetulant in Netp
Yorf unb tebrte als reifer Mann tpie=
Der in ietn 200 Gintpobner adblenbes
8ersbDrf9en 5uriid.
Waabt. Dim Oent be Sama,t
Bel Montreur ftiir5te Der 21jdbrlge
peter Saquet bon Ga Sasne Weuz
enburs), ber nit bret Greunben cine
ldnsere GuBtour bon 8epep na4 Sbun
aneetreten bate, ab. Seine er i9red=
ten 8eeletter ioben. pie er ii9 tpGbz
renb bes Mbiturses mebrere Ma1e
brebte. sic eilten, 9tlfe gu bolen.
Grit na9 mebreren @tunben fanb man
ben 2ei9nam BEG perungliidten jun9en
Mannes. Mit benz 8opf lag Der
2eidnom in einem @ebii4, ber S4dz
bel mar seipalten.
yuremburQ.
2uremburg. 8et Der 8erftet=
gerung Der prd9tisen 0i0a NIT Nez
bengebGuben, tbes tiiralid peritorbenen
6errn syriehri6 Weber purbe Der am
iebnli9e peis bon $4,000 ST. eraielt.
Mniteiserer lit beiIen @a&folger 9err
Motur @ruber.
G{9meiIer. Neuli4 gerietb BET
36jGbrige Mrbeiter Sbeobor 3e&es,
8ebien1 tster beg Mderers 80. 8. unter
einen ein1pdnntsen, b%elabenen, bon
linn %gsfiibrten &arren, unb erlitt berz
artig bebeutenbe 8erleBungen, tpel4e
tbeHen Sob einiee Nusenblide ipdter
aur 6plge batten. 9as &ub bes Gubrz
merts mar benz unslidli4en iber ben
8opH 9e9angen.
Meri4. Mm Mbsnb bes 6. sunni
aepab1te man aus Der Dampfidge=
Mn1talt bes 9errn 9entels bierlelbf
bidte 19mar5e &au4molten empor1tet=
qen, unb tpar balb barauf bas san5e,
aus peri 9iebenen @ebduben ~beitebenbe
@tabliK ement in 6lammen sebiqt.
Sdmmtli4e @ebduli9teiten, 1otpie ale
Ma14inen fielen benz perbeerenben
@lemente gum Spfer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
ut a Dcrirrt,

SbetI Safe, Wis., Is. Suli.
Srau GalbmeQ, cine 70jdbrige @rei=
fin, unb lire 6jabrise So4ter baben
iid in ben MGlbern bier perirrt. Mb=
tbeilunger, bic na4 ben @erlorenen
iu9en, baben '1i4 auf ben @eg gez
ma9t unb bic Miiblen bier baben ben
8etrteb eineei te1t, bamit bic burin be-
19dftigten Mrbeiter ii4 NIT auf bic
Su4e begeben t0nnen. Na4 tangent
Su9en gelang es bic @erirrten na9
24tiinbigem Mufentbalt in ben Wal=
bern mieDer gu finben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Gtiucteu u]crtraumt.

Can Granctsco, 18. Suit
Man slaubt, bab in einem 9auie in
Gbinatopn, tpel9es fritz am Morsen
nieoerbrannte, mebrere Gbineien in
ben Jlammen umsetommen ieien. Sn
benz ntebergebrannten @ebduoe pobnz
te cine srobe Mn5abl @bineien, BON be-
men piele bur9 ben @enub BON Opium
betGubt unb auber Stanbe tparen, 1i4
gu retten. Obpobl feline 2eiden &C.
funben tpurben, 9laubt man, bab 1e9s
Gbine1en perbrannt limb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

perloren, fat bic &oronersiurp ben
Ronbutteur unb ben 2otomotipfibrer
bes Grturiipnsouees, 81. .. Reeb unb
S. y. Montgomerp, perantportlt4 &C.
balten. Dte 8etben perben BON Boone,
3d., bterbergebra9t perben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

Mul raI9 bintereinanoer, obne Sc
manb gu treHen. @be ct gum oritten
Male i&teben tonnte, purbe ct BON
Der Mense ergrifen unb tpenn bic go
li3ei ni9t eingsi@rttten mdre, piirbe er
mabri&einli6 gelpndt mor6en iein.
9er MttentGter nennt ii4 Srancois.
Der1e1be fat 19on frii6er Elm Ma Ell
nen Mepolper in Der 0eputirtentammer
ab%qefeuert, UNI bic Mufmerti amteit auf
cine permeintli9e 8ei4meroe gu LEM
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23

man allsemein, bab iie pferoebie6e
paren, tpel9e bon Seranern perfolst,
9efansen uno auf ber Stelle erbdnst
tpuroen. 4ls ber Sberif bic Stele
perlieb, binsen lire 2ei4en nod an
Dem 8aume. 0ie 8eamten bes 8unz
besseri9tes bon Paris perben bic GU
DE unter1u9en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Werawcttelte that eincr Yfarrertm

Wera1rcifcItc That ctttcr Vtarrertn.
2eip3ig, 10. Suli. Gin @orort
BON 2eipaig lit ber S4auplab zines
unenbli9 traurtgen Tamilienoramas
setpeien. @beli@e Wirren, fortoauz
ernber Streit NIT benz Manne, einem
pfarrer Namens S@tpte, baben befe n
@befrau CUR MDrbertn unb Selbitz
mDrberin tperben la6en. sic tonnte
bas @lenb ni4t tpeiter tragen unb
molte bic &inber allein ni4t 5uriidz
laKen. Sn einem @nfaq mabniinniz
ger @er3metfA1ng fat Die 1ngliid(i4e
ibre betben &inber unb bann ii4 ielbt
erbdngt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Cute Ylaubccrcn Grmtc.

@rantsburg, Wts., Is. Suli.
8%laubeeren merben in groben Auanz
titGten pon bier berlanbt. l1eber 200
Scribe finben BON bier tdglia ibren
Weq na6 ct. Paul. 9ie 6euernte
lit i'm pollen @ange. 9as milbe 9eu
lit 1ebr gut ausgefaQen, inbeb bas 3ahz
me Sel MIR einen balben @rtrag guh.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
(siu Wbacoronetcr crmoroct.

Mien, 10. Suli. @raf STEPHAN
@3tarap, Mitglie6 ber @bgeoronetenz
ia el bes ungari1&en &eiastages, nurz
De auf feinem @@lofe Nugp Mtbalp
ermoroet au%fgefunoen. Ser Grmor<
bette mar 38 Sabre alt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
6ikc 1T Heutfmlano.

2onbon, IA. Sult. 9ie 9ibe 1T
IN ben 1eBten Sage1 III 9euti@lanb
furAtbar geporSen umb niele Sale BON
@onneniti@ merben aug 9amburg,
W}eb unb anberen StGbten gemelbet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Gime tpcittraoemSc &nti&;eioum2

SORT Scott, &as., 20. Suli.
Das Mppe1ationsgert@t bon &anlas
fat cine etnitimmige @nt14etoung
idmmtli@er &t9ter abgegeben, mel4e
bas @eieb, pemsemab lett Hanger ais
Sabren Gbei&etounsen i'm @taate
bepiligt purben, fir unsiiltts ertlart.
19dbt, bab $4,000 Bis $4,000
@be1&eibungen bur@ bteie @nti4eiz
ibung betrohen peroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
Nemeitc Na@ri@tcn.

Gin u. =. " 8latt einac8aacen.
8pfon, Is. Suli. Der r8oiton
9ailD @tanbarb", tpel9er Dor etntger
;3eit als ausi4lieblihes Srgan ber
,,Mmerioan protectipe MKociation" erz
f9ien, Fat fem @rf9etnen eingeftel1t.
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Gr.W ouvermcur MuTcu actorben

81 It . n, 16. Suit. Grs@ouperz
reur Wm. 6. @uHeQ lit 9eitorben. Der
8ertht murbe in Der Office BON Mr.
&uKeu bter beitdtigt. Gin bier etngez
troFenes pripat : Selegramm be1agt,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
WarftbcriWtc.
Chicago.

@intermei3en 53-56; @ommerz
pei5en $685.; @osgen 28-32; Ger
ite 49, 80; 9afer 14-18; Corn Is
-27; &leie 700; &leeiamen $3.50
$50; Simotbpiamen 2.40-2.85;
6la9s II; 9eu 7.00-11.50; Butter,
Creamery 10-14; Butter, 9airp g.
12; @tiere 3.4O-4.60; &iibe 1.25-
400; @toders 3.40-3.75; &dlber
4.8O-5.35; @4meine 2.80-3.55;
@9afe 1.60-4.75; 2Gmmer 2.75-
$40; 6ubner So; Surtep SO;
@nten 9; @dnfs per Dbb 3.00-5.0O;
53piebeln per SAB 1.15-1.25; Mepfel
Der SAB 2.OO-2.50; &artofeln, neue
per SAB 75-1.00; 8obnen 78-84;
Gier 80; Salg %; Mbistep
1.22; &d1e, Cream 81; &G1s,
@9hpei5er lib.
Wetl,pantee.
Weiaen 81 Il 5 @ogsen $685.;
@er1 tie $780,; 9afer 1913; @orn
26-27; Mlebl, patent per SAB 3.45-
$50; Simotbpiamen 2.30-2.9O;I
&leelumen 6.75-7.50; Tla@a H.
72; Simotbpbeu 9.50-11.00; praiz
riebeu 5.O0-9.6O; Butter. Creamery
12-~15; Butter, Dairp 8-13; &G!e,
Cream IS; &d1e, @@pei5er 12-13;'
RartoFeln 1916; @ier 80; 9oz
pfen 5-8; Stiere 3.25-3.75; &uF
1.25-3.25; Stoders unb Geebers
2.5O-3.6O; @9meine 2.90-3.25;
@@af. 2.5O-3.25; 2Gmmer 400;
ATS.
WinneapoIiS 4 ct. Raul.
Mei3en 53-56; @osgen 26-27;
@er5te 20-22; 9afer 14-16; Corn
22+25; Gla@s sc; Mebl 2.45-3.50;I
Rteie 4.50-5.OO; @ilbes 9eu 400
$50; Butter, Creamery 12-14: But
ter. Dairp 8-13; @ter 6-9
RanfaS Gitn
Stiere 1.75A.3O; &ube 1.50-
$50; @toders unb Geebers $50
1865; @9meine 3.00-3.15; @4afe
2.O0-3.75; 2dmmer 3.50-5.50.
at. Youts.
6ttere 3.2O-4.3O; Ribe It's
2.75; @toders unb Teebers 2.50-'
1868; @&meine 3.O0-3.40; @@afe
2.5O-4.O0; 2dmmer 4.00-5.00.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-23
sd,wcrc @erantwprtltdfcit

2ogan, 3d., 10. Suli. Sir bas
furdt6are 8a6nunglid, in pel9em
bier tir5li4 25 Menldsn i6r Seben
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
c.,,oxrr HENRY STONE.

Boston. Jan. ls-Coionei Henry S'oh"' ~'t'.
-, ., outdoor Poor. died a, the Homoe'PaU'''
,,.,t,,, to-day lie stricken with par"SS''
-, oo state House this week and taken 10 'h' h's-
,i,al ue va. sixiy.nvc years of age anu p'e'o"s
g. hts appointment superintendent WAS "'''''S'
~ tho Board Of Lunacy and Charity.
colonel Store had held various important positions
military and civic. He was born IN Name "t''i
,,- c,lcgc AT the Latin School o' SA'e'h' '''e''"
tt,-,,,ri IN lsT and at the end OF year went W
t,,.d,in College whore he was gradua'eh III i''-
n. h..,nno 4 -,slien, OF Portland Ne. wh'rr' 'o'
.,rnc wears he edited Republican newspaper ""u
took an active part In the Fremont campaign o'
is-s In lS,7 he went to New-fork. ana WAS ''''e
.,,r..,ea with ''rhe Ncw-York Evening Post ana
other Journals In 1850 he removed t. WI cons'h ana
Il, ,ho outbreak of the war entered the service AZ
ecnn1 lieutenant OF the lst Wisconsin Infantry dh'
,r fo,u,ry 1861 was detailed on the stan ol ten
oral ID q Buell. commanding the department IN
isI m. WAS assigned on the star OF alor-'i'heiIl
ccnrre II Thomas. and served under him through
m. Atlanta campaign taking part IL AL the ptttc
H.. w,s A member Of the order of the lpyal lrs.pt
,n1 had been Junior Nice-C Commander. also OF tne
- n the Massachusetts, Military historian 80
cic,y Bunker Ilill Monument Associa'loh' boS'o'a'
Society and Pine Tree state 'lup
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
MATTHEW Il. BRADY.

Matthew Brady, who died at the Presbyterian
Hospital in this city on last Wednesday evening
well known the pioneer photographer OF the
United States He was born In Warren County
N Y. in 1923 and fifteen years before the outbreak
of the Civil War he came to this city and opened
studio. I'm which he made and sold daguerrot ypes
at 50 and s. each He became the most successful
picuretaker In the city. and he Increased his bus,
and made money rapidly. In 1851 he en-
tered his work in a London exhibition and took first
prize. His pictures TO be seen all over
Europe When the war came Mr. Brady placed
corps OF artists in the field and obtained a famous
collection OF war studies at cost OF over 500 ono
In the work OF collecting over 10000 photographic
plates Mr.. Brady spent the greater Part of the
fortune which he had accumulated In business IN
this city and he expected that his collection would
be purchased by the Government. For years after
the war he remained in Washington, and he photo
graphed the most celebrated men OF the Nation in
his studio In that city. His photographs have been
copied extensively. Among the prominent persons
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
OBITUARY NOTES.

Detroit Mich Jan. N-Charles End'cott agea
sixty-one a member OF the hrm oil N'"'o'"o'
End!cott & CO.. and one OF tl' D's' Nno"" D",
ncss men OF this city. died AT his home here early
,.,s ,,or,inp after a long Illness. Heart failure
,.,s tho immediate cause of death. Mr.. Endlcott
,,s horn at Beverly. Mass He had been idenu-
n,J with Detrolts business interests Tor NOR" 'ha'
thirty years .
Detroit Mich. Jan. B-Charles Mc'hbe died At
(; Mary's Hospital this morning Of heart failure
NJ Ncrabe came to Detroit In 1862 10 act as pas
SINGER agent on the boats In Detroit hlNer. Ihen
l.. wcn, West and became travelling passenger
',cn, for the Missouri Pacific. In later years ne
became newspaper man, being id'htihed Win
local papers.
proyidencc r. L. Jan. ls-John T.. Troup. OF cal
lender McAuslan & Troup. dropped dead OF heart
disease his way To the funeral OF Johh sicNusa'
of the same firm. this morning.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
FTNCERS SHOW THEIR SKILL.

A, interesting incident in society yesterday was
series OF fencing bouts held a o'clock IN the AFTER
noon at Shcrry's under the patronage oil w'"-Nno""
neople Admission was by invitation only. ana the
entertainment was given for the purpose OF Great
ing an interest In the sport among the members
OF the social set. The bouts took place on small
platform erected In the centre OF the large ballroom
the visitors being seated around the temporary stage
There was music, and after the entertainment tea
was served in the pink room. The ushers were j.
Arden Hartman Alfonso de Navarro. James w
Anpleton Leonard Jacob John r. Cowd!n and C.
Albert Stevens The honorary jury was composed
OF Perry Belmont. director Stanford White and
Francis Riggs The bouts took place under the
direction OF Whitney Warren. H. X. Bloodgood and
W T. lawson The entertainment. which was d.
ylded into two parts. opened with lesson. le mur
assault. between Whitney Warren and Professor
Emil Gouspy fencing master OF the Racque; and
Tennis club. Next assault with foils by
Flizhugh Townsend and Professor Louis Rondele,
of Boston; then assault with fols between Reg-
maid Ronalds and w. Scott OConnor; then one OF
the most interesting features of the programme. a
lesson to a beginner. and Miss Cowdin. n child Of
ABOUT ten years ola, proved TO be very apt pupil.
Professor Gouspy was the instructor. Professor
Gouspy and Professor Louis Senac then appeared
in tour minutes assault with foIs and la belle: In
the second part A. V. T. Poet and Professor senac
gave exhibition with Gueng swords Then
came an assault with fois between Richard Peters
and John Drew. then an assault with sabres between
II. X. Bloodgood and W 7. Lawson; then followed
IA grand assault and la belle between Professor
Ciouspy and Professor Rondelle, and then the final
event. bout with japanese sticks
Among those present. some OF whom pa iron
esses OF the entertainment. were Mrs. Stuyvesant
Fish, Mrs Henry Sloane Mrs. Frederick Allen Miss
Turnure. Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger. Mrs. George
b. be Forest, Mrs. John f.. Cowdin. Mrs. l. Town
send Bl rden Mrs. Frederick Edey Mrs Frederick
Nelson Mrs. James VI. Waterbury, Mrs John
Jacob Astor. Mrs. Hermann Oe.richs. Mrs. Royal
Phelps Carroll. Mrs. Hildreth Boodgood Mra Ham
on Fish Webster. Mrs. =. Loriard Ronads Mrs
Egerton l.. winthrop. j., Mrs. Sidney Dillon Rip
ley, Mrs Astor. Mrs. W. Bayard Cutting Mrs
Stanley Mortimer. Mrs Frank X Pendleton, Mrs
John +. Alexandra. Mrs Orme Wilson. Mrs Robert
Goelet. Mrs. Oliver Hartman. jr.. Mrs A. Cass
Canhe1. Mrs W. Starr Miller. Mrs William jay.
Mrs George H. Bend, Mrs Gouverneur Kortrght
Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop. Mrs Whitney Warren
Mrs }. Pierpont Morgan, Mrs. Peter Cooper Hewitt
Mrs l.. r. Wllmerding: Mrs: Lloyd $. Bryce Mrs
H. Mortimer Brooks Mrs. Markoe. Mrs Henry A
G. Taylor Mrs. William Osgood. Mrs Henry Ciews
Mrs w Watts Sherman, Mrs. August Belmont
Mrs. George Hoffman.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-19
DIR. ROBERT g. REMSEN.

Dr. Robert G. Remsen. who had been Ill at his
home No s. Fif;h-ave., for several weeks. died yes
terday.
Dr. Rcmsen was notable figure in New-York life
lie was OF the old knckerbockers. and took a
prominent and active part among the old-time resi-
dents Of this city in social business and professional
relations. DR.. Remsen born In this city seventy
five years ago. He built up an extensive and lucra-
tive practice physician. and became interested
in large financial Institutions of this city.
At the time Of his death Dr. Rcinsen was vice.
president Of the Manhattan Savings Institution
a trustee OF the Union Trust Company and a
director OF the Knckerbocker Trust Company lie
was Of the first Pairiarchs.
Dr. Kemsen taken Ill about January l. and at
first IT was supposed that he would be out OF the
house in a few days. Eryspelas. however, set in
and complications followed which. owing TO his adj
vanced age. he could not Withstand.
Dr. Rcmscn deeply affected 10y the death Of
his brother. William Rcmscn. last spring, since the
two had been close companions during their lives
and devoted TO each other.
The funeral will take place In Grace Church on
Wednesday al 10 4. III.