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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
MRS. ELLIS BARTLETT DEAD.

London. March 15.-Mrs. Ellis Bartlett daughter
of the late John King Ashmead. Of Philadelphia
died to-day at Tunbridge Wells In the eightieth year
OF her age She the mother Of Sir Ellis Ash
mead Bartlett, NJ. p for some time Civil Lord Of
the Admiralty. and w. l.. Ashmead Bartlett. VI. F..
who in 1881 married Baroness Burdett-Coutts. whose
he assumed
Mrs. Bartlett was a descendant of Theodore I.eh
man. who companion Of William Penn, and
who received from him large grant of land in
Philadelphia. Her husband. who native C.
Plymouth Mass. lineal descendant of Robert
Bartlett. of the Pilgrim Fathers. who sailed IN
the ship Ann In 1923 Robert Bartlett married Mary
daug hter of Richard Warren. who sailed to New
England in the Mayhower In 1920
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


baltimore. Washington Chiraro tln"fH"nu.
ct. Louis and MI Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE pN Nil It'AlN". ~
Leave York foot Ilber', daily for 'Nl'Ato
efo p m and ie.is night rIrTsBURG. , 10 *. sun.
200 sun l2i3 night ClNclNNATI IT LmuiS's 10
m. sun. 10 n m. II 20 a. m. Dining 60. s;U
D. m - o. H.. * sun. Dining Car. 800 p ~ oeo
y Dining car. - - night
NORFOLK. II 20 a. IN. daily
NEW-ORLEAES. Roanoke AMI ChattanoogA Pullman
Sleeping Car. ? ~ * sun. ZOO .. m sun
Al trains illuminated with Pnisch light. =.
Fast IAN s. i27 Rowery y y. &". ~ F..n ST,
Bfookyn. stations fooi ~ Liberty St &. Il X ~ y =
New YORK Transfer Company will call foT and check
baggage from hotel Or residence g. Destination.
A pvEHTisEMENTS ami subscriptions for The Trihins
n received their Uptown Oric. SO 2i2 HroIdway
~ Zoo, north q 3is,-s, until O'Clock { IN adver-
ti.emenfS received \, hrnc ccs AZ egulHf
o'lc~ rn,r. uriu o'clock y M VIZ 2it shave.
1t, fh-are cor
nesr Gh-ave.
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THE ANGLO-EGYPTIAN EXPEDITION.

THE ANGLO-EG1 PIlAN ENPEDlIlON.
EXPENSES TO BE BETRAYED BY THE EGYPTIAN
BUDGET.
Paris. March ia dispatch from Cairo says that
Lord Cromer the British Diplomatic Agent in Egypt.
announced yesterday TO the Egyptian Cabinet that
1000 British troops to reinforce those already In
Egypt would leave on March is for Cairo
The dispatch adds that the Cabinet decided to de-
fray the expenses of the expedition from the
Egyptian budget. A first credit Of 100000 will he
asked for Public opinion is against the expedition
as being needless. France, Of the guarantors
Of the Egyptian bondholders. will not agree to
charge the Egyptian funds with the cost of the ex-
petition, which, 1t is estimated. will amount 20
co 100000
Cairo. March 1.-THE transportation Of troops,
who will take part in the Anglo Egyptian expedition
to Dongola, will begin March 20.
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-, LACK \WANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
s..,icn. i'm York foot of barclay and
S'"''"' " Christophcr streets.
TRN2Vs pi.IIMtN BuFFET

- 90 NEWARK BLOOMFIELD MoN LAIR
~ rur ORANGES summit. BernardsYir Basking
ttt~. Mails. Morrist0vn. passalc Paterson. Hoor-
49,, Dlvcr Stanhopc. NEWTON. HlDns Ike
,,xr UOPATCONG Hacke,s'own. SCHOOfEYS
UoI' STAiH Washington PHlIfiPSBtRG. EASrON
WATER GAP. sTRou uSBr RG Iooono Mountains
e,.p ANTON pfTTSTON Wri.KESRsRRE. NASTf-
coKE pANvll.LE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mont
rllr TTicA nlcnFlEip SPRINGS; cor.lsnd
sYaACr'SE OSWEGO ITHACA OwEGo. ELMIRA.
SnnSiNG BATH nANsvIrr.E Bt'FFArO and all
non,. WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7.c3 s. M-BiNGIIAMToN NAH. Stops a, principal
aon N -pf-FFAIO SCRANTON RrNGrf ANTON
r-Tirt RIcHTiFfp srrfNGs SYRACUSE anil
os,VE.;O EMPRESS Pullman Hur"i I1finr cars con-
-ec, a, Iuralo Wifi train fr Chicago ani points west.
20, T. 4 SCRANTON WfIkESrArrE and EI.MIRA
FyPREss Pullman HuNe' rarior ctrf
1sl T. VI SCRANTON. WfLKESRARRE and PGYM
nt-TH EXPRESS Pullman HuNaf Parior Cars
7.so = " dpaiv -nunte vcsiihulei IlnI,ti Express
for SCRANTON HfNGHhNrpS. ELMiEA BrF-
rAfo Pullman nunsi Sleeping ca connects /"
puvap with tran 'pr Chicago and points west.
o D. J. VI G,ai,y)- BuFFALO. SCRANTON nlNGItM-
TON UTICA SYRACUSE snl OSWEIO EMPRESS
Pullman HuNe' Sl-rIrrs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
rark Place go Broadway Tickets At fsrry s,aon, ~
ff-Iaiwat III 49, ave. l2h st.. - W~si i2''h-si
- e. .unhls ave Yofh aaS and 20 Fulton st and
toe broadway Nr'fk'yn Time Tables wing mn mo-
nation ~ stations
wrsrcOTr EXPRESs 'ONT'NT wN -Hi 70 ana
cf~s. from hotel res'"n"" - definition
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School Agfnties.

A .fERlCAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors. T.nchers Tutors dovernesses
4 10 coI.egcs schools and Families Apply To
" Mrs ~ j. YOUNG-FUlTON. % Union Square.
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
N received AT their Uptown Once No l.2i2 broadway
"a aoor north u a4s-st, O'Clock y. adver-
Elements received at following branch oces a. esulY
nric. rates until O'Clock viz 2Jt shave. q e.
cor 2sd oth-ays cor 2!h-s a. Columbus e.
Tas, uth-st 257 West 42d-st.. between TN ana sn
syes: $50 East 47ih-s LBS 3dsve between ,6th ana
t.o, se,hs $50 5d-sve near iis-s, So 3d-.vs s2;
iuf.ecker-st: 2Ts 3d-a $40 East iI0th-st:: vi
~ ave. p GG, 3d-ave: OK Arnserdam-av-.: 4O3 West
ga ~ fis East 10th c03 Fast 4sh-st; $50 9TH ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
MENELEK's ALLEGED TERMS DENIED

Rome, March 15-The Italia denies the state
ment published In the "Tribuha" that King Meme
lexis proposals for peace included demasis that
King Humbert should send him an auto;S iph re-
quest for peace; that Adgrat be Immediately evacu-
ated: that the Italians withdraw 70 the frontiers
fixed by the treaty OF Ucc:aIli. and agree TO erect
new fortresses, and that Italy shall not accept
offers OF alliance outside the colony OF Erythrea.
The "Tribuna" also said that Menelek would agree
IN no Derry
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Jnsirntiion.
For BOYS and Young Men.-City

For BOYS and Young Men.-Ciy
- VII cccupy ~. aer nn.lans 10 West 'aa It. near
Seventeenth ,,ar tcgns s-:,erater 70
For Young Laiies-Clty.
NIADEMOISEiIE vELTfY
VI ScHoOi. FOR GIRLS.
FIREPRoOF school. BUILDING.
100 AND ,G2 WEST 7,rii ST
COLLEGE PREPARATION.
I'VE 'AcoToT scW WFs4 SETH ST
boarding and "a, school FOR girls Kindergarten for
Nile FRoMENT and Mrs c. L. MORGAN Principal,
THE MISSES EIiy.s sGn9ol; FOR GIRLS
''''''''' s:ih and seth s,,-s,.,
For Both Sexes-Citv.
DERI.rTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Germania Bk CFalton-si. opp city HaI6 Brooklyn
nAuEIM PREPARATORY INSTITUTE For Boys AMI
- Gir:s. German kindergarten: Dri College rrepara
ton boarders received 81 x.-n,e. bet 30 & 40
SHoRTHAND-GRAHAMs system.
es SfS GHSm%n s "a %S sa
For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
DoRDENTowN q. j. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
ID RE-. REy. r. H. tAH6SN. ,p pNiS,lpA,S
'AIi. i. ~ isNNp'N, 'PM"HNphNis
INAIRFIEI.D ACADEMY. HOME SCHOOL. FOR BOYS
Fits business college. 80 miles from New or.
FRANCIS H. BREWER. A. NJ. Prin. Fairfield Conn.
NTAPLEwOoD INSTITUTE. Concordviiie cnn.-ssc
wi successful school one 81 the best 10 In
fuse with energy and TO wake up boys TO the duties -.
lie Boys enter best colleges Under ~ years s177.
J. sHDRTLIDGE Yaie). A. NJ Prn.
DOCKLAND Institute Nyack- on the Hudson II Eng
~ Class com. living languages. music. horse and pony
equestrian dept Rooms steam heated. Capt J. Wilson.
A. NJ. frln
U'HE rEEKsKnL MILITARY ACADEMY
ogLe. COL LOUIS H. ORi-EMAN Prn.
pr Young Ladcs--Country.
IIoME INSTITUTE TARRYTOwN-oN- HUDsoN-A
ton Reopens sept. 18th Miss NJ. W. Mecaf. Principal.
yr,uE MISSES HcKoK's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Nor
/ rstown. X j., rear New-York Cfty.-Primary,
Academic college Preparatory Lectures BY Professors In
Columbia College.
TIME CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL
select private school for girls. Best preparation
f-r college many courses leading college. Com
forts II home. Mr.. ARTHUR GILMAN In the Director
Cambridge. Mass
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
ponrdrng Day and College Preparatory for Girls soh
year opens Sept. 25ih. For circular. address
Mrs TUEOp0RE B RICHARDS Principal.
Mice SARA LOUISE TRACY A. NJ Associate Principal
Germantown. Philadelphia.
Europe
GERMANY Stuttgart. %. Vera strassr.-INSTlTtT
NJ RAtSCHTsRAn educational institute FOR boys from
q 10 years Foreign courses. with accompanying IN
and rhetoric references ana IN
''''' PROP. wIDMANN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16

attendance Professor Liebereich declared that
tuberculine had been discredted by all physicians.
even veterinary practitioners its directly
dangerous DR.. Hausemann said that a greater per-
cen,age of lung diseases had been cured by allow
ing nature to help Itself than by the treatment OF
experts debate the report that DR..
Koch Is preparing new publication in advocacy OF
tNhercul.ne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16

GENERAL VILLA MSS MISSION TO JAPAN.
San Francisco. March 15.-Generai George b.
williams OF Washington. the founder OF Japans
present financial system and for five years the
financial adviser Of the NJ kldo's Government, sailed
for Japan Yesterday as the agent OF the Cramps OF
Philadelphia. TO secure, II possible, contracts Tor
some Of Japaus warshipss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
wA-If<f.TO\

WASHINGTON - -
For pnuadephl, week days / 30 500 Sis 900 1000
II 30 ,Diniag Carr A. NJ. 30. 200, 800 40 'Bntst
Parlor Car 30 500 900 Dining car 90 200 ~ 900
y NJ lol5 night SUNDAYS i.3c. 800 1900 ll"p u,n-
ing Car 4 81 200 AGO 800. 500 Dining can T. NJ
1875 night. -. go
1000 II 80 DINING carr a. ~. 200 $50 100 o.. 20
Dining Car, T. NJ ~ IL night. sundays $50 low.
IL so Dining A NJ. 200 500. sc" DINING carr T.
NJ, i2.i5 night a.. ~.
Liberty St lI3 iT2 2G f5. 94i LILO. 32S broadwaE
T37 d,h Ave 81 Fas, IAN 81. i34 East l2Sth ST. 273
Yves, io5ch s., 25i Columbus Az. New-fork; Court
81, &C., Fulton St, Frookyn 9s Broadway, Williamsburg
The S.u-York Transfer Company Will call Tor ana chcch
baggage from hotel residence TO destination
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ERIE RAILROAD

,ratn- leave New-York foot OF 'hanbets-s.'
o.. fniIovs and five minutes earlier from West - 81 -,
900 n ngnamo Ss'I Eimira afaa nfadtoTa lanes.
town. Meaivlc and the west fa''o' car !"
r,nO - -vestbued Limited fast rail Daily Solo
2UU train FOR chicago. via chautauIua Lake arrives
cleveland 30 \ NJ. Chicago r NJ, SIeepeis
10 chicago cleveland ard Cincinnati Dining Ca..
1880 H. ra"o 7@ ~ making con"eio"s Tor
Ie.rci.. Chicago and tho West
$40 ra,S Sola 'ra n'5' sesps1s % But
nj, chicago and cincinnati Dining Car
yy,rcErTc LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
| ACCOMMODATIONS III. 2ai. t0i and 9,i Rro.dway
80 20, iojth. ST. Chamber and West It terrins,
Xew York 90 broadway and %3 Fulton-sr - klyn: ~
iI,1.on =, IIohokcn. and jersey CIV station. Erie
lrn.fe- company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences 20 destination
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GUESTS AT LEADING HOTELS

the list OF arrivals at the leading hotels yester-
day was n good one for Sunday. The present week
promises to be even better than last for hotel men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
WEST SHQRE R.K.

Train. wes! i:a st. staten n ~ as follows aA'
S.:lO A. VI. Daily local 70 Bunaio ,,, ,,..,.-
7,3O A. VI. Daily local . Albany for 'stskll Mountains
90 Saratoga Parlor cars Albany. sundays on.y.
oils A. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse Rotnes,er
nrraio Nl,rara Falls Toledo Cleveland and Chicago
rt,:tn ~ Daily. except sunday. 10 tatskiil Moan-
tsins New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. A.
rsnv saratoga, Caldwell. Lake George. Parior Car.
Aenn r. NJ Daily. except sunday for Albany
ann y ~ pa,Iy Albany. Montreal ltiea syracuse
pochsster Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81 LOUIS .,, 90.
e,S0 p IL Daily except sunday. for Newburg. Albany.
Saratoga and Montreal -. RAJ, s,.
7t4S r. VI. Daily. except sunday LOT ''oa' '''"e'e'
Rochester and Buffalo ., .-... p.....,..
sis y. ~. Daily for Albany utGa sy,aeusc nehes s
caso and 81. Louis ,...,.. ..- .,,,r
apply city Offices. BROOKLYN ana New York ana
~ .t.,ion. Time tables principal hotels For other
AZ .nsa,,nr ,dare-, c. f. LAMBERT,
Cen Passenger Agent Nanderbiit-ave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
POLICE CHARGE A MOB IN VIENNA.

ATTEMPTED DEMONSTRATIONS TO CELEBRATE
THE REVELATION OF 1913.
Vienna March l5.-Severa thousand persons went
to-day to the cemetery where buried the victims
Of the revolution Of Isis to-day being celebrated as
the anniversary OF the instruction in this city and
the flight OF Prince Meternch the Chancellor Of
the Empire.
After the ceremonies In the cemetery the crowd on
their return TO the city attempted to march to the
Relchsra n gebaude, the Houses OF Parliament which
are situated the Ring strassc opposite the Volks
yarten, their intention being TO make demonstra
Ton. a detachment OF mounted police prevented
Ne crowd from proceeding thither. but not until:
hey had a fight with the mob 50 far as known
made
DIR. KOCHS TUDERCuLINE ATTACKED.
Berlin. March l5-At meeting OF the Bacteriologic
sciety he'd list week. DR.. Koch's tubcrculine
freely denounced by mary eminent professors In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
FOR LAKEWOOD.

40 sis A NJ. i:45 $40. +:io +. N.
For Farmin giae. Toms River, Barnegat FarK anu
Barrsgat 4:?o Sis \. NJ, ii0. 40 = NJ ~ A.
For Atlantic City Nnoland and Brdeeton. i'oo A. NJ
AS 7. II -, -. ,,..
For Monmouth Peach seabright and Highlands q Nave
sink 400 Sis. 1870 A. NJ. 30 la i.lo 4'o T. NJ
~ q ~ 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16
CENTRAL RAILROADdNEW JERSEY

(Anihrace coal used tNcIusINtyJ
Four Tracks. Auioratic Block slsnaIs
and after March Is. 1896 .
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81 e..
For Eas,on Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch thunH &c.;
43). 715. $40 - to East"n) A. NJ. lu. i:3l ~
Eastonl. 10. 80 100 10 Allentown. p D. snncays'
430 7:Ia 10 Fastonl \. NJ. 100. 80 600 r NJ =,
For WIlkesbarre. Pittston and scranton 9;lo a. NJ
10 30 i:i5 Z. NJ sundays. f:30 A. NJ 40
Reading go 500 $40 II 30 \. NJ llo 'oo'
200 400 500 5:45 r. NJ. 1913 night Sundays
100 200 30. 800 = NJ. 1918 night. . ma
For Harrisburg a APO. 500, $40 \. NJ, l;lo ~
400. 500, 5:.5 r. NJ II Is night sundays. 100 o;So
900 T. ~. 1918 night. -. IA
FOR ST injury Lewisburg and Wliamsport at $50 500
$40 A.. NJ. 1910 100. 900 = NJ. sundays i:3o >. M
600 r. NJ.
AII,-RAI. ROUTE; MIA,
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 20 POM
Pleasant $50 s:l5 II 30 A. NJ. $50 Las $40 10 R'd
Bank. 4:l5 40 615 =. NJ sundays. except ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 900 4. NJ. 400 y. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.
CHICAGO ORCHESTRA
THEODORE THOMAS
MUSICAL. DIRECTOR.
TUESDAY EVG.. MAR IL. Al SID
FIRST ORCHESTRAL. CONCERIIr.
OCRAMME-Overiure. Leonore No D. pr.r ~ ~
VEN. SYMPHONY Pathetique TsCHAlkoWshi ;;,,opdN
nhonc VARIATIONS DVORAK; Polonaise nat r ~
ptorchestrstion by Theodore Thomas; Vorspiel' us
Reserved seats sec. $3.50: boxes =. to s''' I"
S,huber,h's and Tuesday n.sht at box one d,
second Concert, Saturday EVE, Ware" sic
SOLOIsT. EMMA JtCH,
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE o,.u
i..se.s and ABBEY. SChOri p,s.o
suppleusntary Of Grand Opera beginning 'io"
nrti IA nd weeks
NY 'N' UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
uENRY F. ABBEY AND MAURICE GRAU.
Eight ~ Nixnts ana Two
" Matinees.
The repertoire containing novelties to be produced py we
entire company the Metropolitan Opera House VIII oe
duly announced. ..,,,us
' NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Last seasons subscribers iesrous OF retaining 'new
seats can do giving notice 10 the SUBSCRIPTION pc
partmen Box ONCE. Metropolitan Opera House on or
fore SATURDAY March 81. Beginning Monday, March 20
and continuing until Saturday. April remaining seats
Will be sold subscribers once hours A. H. 10
N.
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ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for the Ir,ouns
n received at their Uptown Office NO w broanwM.
% door north Of 3ist ST. until o'clock p. m adVet-
seents received at the following branch Offices at regular
Office rates uni1 O'Clock y. VIZ; .oi sh ave- > ~
cor I52 gth-ave l2th-st AZ COLUMBUS ave.
near ST.; 100 West 42d near 1,h-avs az 1
Fast f4th-st West f2d-s, between 'th ana Sth
ayes. 1850 East 47,h-sL isas Sd ave between 10Th and
soth $50 I'll ave- near aist St. 90 80 S5 S'
Al ave: 26Gc "a ave; e5 Amsterdam ave. 40. West
ga 81 IA Eas I6thst ?o3 East 4sih.si 500 Dth-aye
All eth-aye LISP 3d-ave. near GIth-st ?0t East
s6ih-st 1880 firoadway; SOB 81 ave: l2s sth-avs
i3is 2d-ave.: 7a3 6h-nve. AZ the Harlem onces; 2ni
2ia West i25th-st, bet. 7th and Sth ayes.
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ALBEMARLE.
G. Hoyt & wife. Charleston.
~. II.
F.. Bartlett. New-York.
J. ". 4. Paine. Sheffield
England.
c. -. Smith. Chicago.
BROADWAY CENTRAL.
w. II. Colwell. PASSPORT.
Me.
J. T. Wall. jr.. Boston.
J. II. kugler. Hopkinsvi'le.
Ky.
q. ii. Shaw. London. Eng.
G. W. Moore. Nashville.
d. Mayheiser. Lancaster.
J. Stewart. Denver.
!. II. Purcell. Des Moines.
II. Hopkins. Magog. Me.
f. -. Fem, Chicago.
G. ". Dwinnell. Montague.
Cal.
n. A. Miller. Boise city.
J. Coburn. Toronto.
r. Swansbury. Columbia.
Tenn.
T. +. Lindsay. III Reno.
Tex.
G. w.. Horton. Pontiac.
Mich.
BRUNSWICK.
II. II. Seymour. Boston.
J. l.. Abbott. Boston.
J. Coates. Ottawa.
&. l.. Rood. Salt Lake CITY.
Mrs. w. +. Sanford. Salt
Lake city.
q. Small. York. Penn.
EVERETT.
Mrs. 7. NJ. Barclay. New
burg.
r. Burllngame & wife. Al
bany.
F.. w. Burlingsme. Albany.
J. I. Greene e. wife. New r.
port.
II. Dismay. Hot Springs,
Ark.
w. p. Dinsmore & wife.
Boston.
G. W. Davidson. Brston.
J. Speelman. Chicago.
J. T.. Sesbury. Newport.
ID. J. Brightman. Tiverton
Il. |.
J. l.. Wilton. Boston.
J. d, Pierce & wife. Wor-
c,stcr.
r. l.. Corning. Geneva.
y. a. Strange e. wife. Troy.
W. wilkins. Baltimore.
GII,SEY.
o. u. Bohlcn & wife. In
dianapolis.
w. A. Wesson, Syracuse.
NJ. 6rau g. wife. Paris.
Miss l.. Grau. Paris.
W. ID. Dickey. Newburg.
r. r. DIckey. Newburg.
s. Y. Lacd. Kansas city.
w. q. Fisler. Denver.
G. II. Percy. Deposit. N. Y.
w. &. Brown. Fostofia.
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Qearnrrs.

QenCnrrs.
/1RADUATE Of Yale and Columbia. for twelve years
tutor IN well families wants additional pupils:
sn-ciaI experience in college preparatory Instruction
WINTHROP Lac broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-16

The following additional Incidents of massacres in
Turkey have been received here from CORE
spondents:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-10
THEY ARE COMING

From the Mountains, They Arc Coming
From the Plains; Arc Coming Single
Handed, And Also Rushing Thro, the
Country In Heavily Loaded Train. TO
Visit Major Mckinley.
CANTON. O.. Sept. "a telegram re-
ceived by the Repository this afternoon
says that special train bearing the
Vermont delegation left St. Albans to-
day for Canton.
Another telegram received from the J.
B. tarwell Company, OF Chicago. says
that seventy Democrats from their store
VIII be with the big Democratic club to
call on Governor Mckinley Saturday,
and that the delegation will number be-
tween six and seven hundred.
Among Governor AIcKirley's callers
to-day were President Clay. OF the Wiz
Eln!a State Republican League, and F.
z: Con, OF Clevland, president OF the
NJ Morgan 3 Run Coal and Mining Com
NJ. V. LiShtrop and &. B. Ray. of Chi
caSo are here this evening arranging
for the visit OF employees OF the Penn
sylvan!a railroad canpany on Saturday,
70 call on Governor Mckinley Seven
other delegations will be here on Friday
and Saturday. They are the steel work
ers OF Loraln: the Republican League OF
Pennsylvania: Governor Bushnell and
stan Friday: the Mckinley and Hobart
club, OF Mckcesport. Pa, and the Life
insurance Agents, OF Cleveland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-10
Cockrun', Patriotic Sentiments.

NEW YORK, Sept 9.-Thurlow Weed
Barnes, Republican leader In the Twelfth
congressional district Of this city. re-
Gently wrote Ion. Bnurkr Cochran In
regard 10 the Republican nomination
for Congress. In the letter Mr.. Barnes
suggested that the Republicans and
sold standard Democrats united can
elect whomever they endorse. No. Cock
ran, while declining the suggestion Of a
nomination, stated tina; he WAS fully
in accord with the sound money senti-
mcnt OF the district, and added; while
the Democratic organization remains
party to the PopulIstIc conspiracy
against wages. shall labnr untirinSly
for its defeat. but will nOt consent TO
profit by It's overthrow"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-09-10

Special Dispatch 10 the IntclllSoncer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va, Sept. a.
The stories In the Register OF the dec!-
nation In Republican and sound money
ranks in Cabell county, and the conse-
quent augmentation OF the ranks OF FREQ
silver and Popocracy. received n seri-
GUS and disastrous set back here to-
night. Hon. G. W. Atkinson, the RepuD-
lican candidate for governor. received an
ovation here that reminded old cam
paigners OF the Con conquest Of 1858, and
started CONSERVATION In the ranks OF the
BryaniteS from which they will not soon
recover,
The meeting took place in the magnIh-
cent DAVIS theatre, one OF the largest
buildings In the state, but Il was not
large enough to accommodate the crowd.
The feature OF the occasion was the
demonstration befnnr the speaking. The
Mark Hanna Republican army, COM
posed OF company OF veterans OF the
war, q young mems marching club OF
ilrst voters. numbering eighty-flve, hand
somcly uniformed In white duck, and q
number OF companies Of railroad shop
men and tradesmen. and the original G.
w, Atkinson club. made 4 parade down
Ihird avenue, headed by the famous
Second regiment band. The Twentieth
street band was also in the parade.
Mr.. Atkinson and D. Z. Abbott, in the
latters conveyance, started at the head
OF the parade. but at Sixteenth street
the horse became unmanageablc, and
the next governor Jumped out and took
place In the Tnnks OF the marchers and
proceeded the remainder Of the distance
| on foot. - ~
NJ the theatre magnificent scene was
presented. The committee had suspend
cd pictures Of the national and state
leaders and "old Glory" was prominent
| on the stage.
When Hon. D. E. Matthews stepped
forward 10 present the speaker OF the
evening. the entire audience arose and
cheered. waving flags and hats and
handkerch!efs were thrown into the air.
Many lntelligencer readers remember
the ovation rendered Mr.. Atkinson az
the state convention. and those present
at this meeting voted that the reception
here was even more pronounced.
Mr.. Atkinson made decidedly the most
far in the campaign. He r!ddled the
policy OF free silver and made so plain
the shortcomings OF national Democracy
that no one present failed 10 grasp the
great truth he uttered. or cheer TO the
echo his splendid logic.
The Mark Hanna marching club called
on Mr.. Atkinson at the Adelphi hotel at
| ter the meeting and he gave them a short
| talk which was greatly enjoyed. Repub-
| hcan!sm In Cahell county is growing
| every hour and every day that the cam
paiSn progresses and the county is GER
tain 10 return n majority for sound
money In November,