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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
cOrRT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-Suprene cogrt-Eecsss ,..,,
supreme Cour,specai Tern PAR iI.hefofe iaw
supreme Trial Term Par, hs'.rs rr .c-
man J,mPrefsrTed eaa.eS: Nos 1868 i"'7' 1866
i|s. nra .1'' cdHrtrai Tcrn-pous III and IvAd
suprdme court"Trlal r~rnPart v-Adjourned for
ING Supreme court-Trial Terrn-Pat vIBeiore Book
s,aver J--No day calrn9af -
e Sn'5rms e'q s2. sa 4ce2 o2 M d c1a S*
J~causes 10 Ie sent from Part VII f1r ,ral. Case
Supreme cour.-Trial Tcrrn-paI,s TX and IA
SnIr@rne cour-TriaI Terrn-Par, xI-Before MacI-sn
Jduses to be sent from preferred calendar Tor 'rial
supreme Court--Trlai Term-Part xH-3eforc Werner
JCsuses 70 be sent from preferred calendar FOR TRIAL
snrrora,es Court Chambers-Befofe Arnold. s.Mo-
i 2,,c s'eHa'T CHEZ 1T 2 nana a. I %
Gu.fin. Eliza schmidt woin Dcrnoeig charlotte 7.
Es4hy chaIes j. I.en@dt FreiercE s"hocn.rG a, :
surroga,e's Courr-Trial Term Before Fitzgerald $
court opens at 1870 a: m. No day calendar
cy cour-sHecIa! TerIn-BefoIe Yen Wyck. G. j
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
By Russell. J.
nniss Sg, * 9@Td " dnids ir'"'
brown ag, Schmidt John II. kogan.
by Andrews. j.
Mutual Life Insuranc" Company ag,. De,Iln-p,tcr 49,
BY Lawrence J.
yaInegh ng'. Toblc Micha. J. Terney
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court
By Russell. j.
Robert l.. Lee sgt Novernt Company j. SeaIis
Matter of Merriam compan, John he Z, ire,nnd
BY Andrews J.
Sarah L. VaDdewster syl. Edward kuhrt-John II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
TECKAHOE.

Ralph Coates. old resident Of this place, and
for many years superintendent of the A. T. Stew
art estate. fatally injured in a runaway acct
dent yesterday morning. Mr. Coates. az was his
usual CUSTOM drove his TO the railroad station
about o'clock yesterday morning and was re-
turning home along the White Plains Road when
his horse became frightened at the tents OF gyps!
camp and ran away. Mr. Coates Wa thrown out
OF the buggy and when found was Head. Mr.
Coates was seventy years old. and leaves son and
two daughters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
MOUNT VERNON.

Benedict Arncld" was the title of lecture
given by the Rev Il. +. Gilman. pastor Of the
North Methodist Episcopal Church. last evening.
TIE lecture for the benefit Of the Epworth
League Chapter.
Mrs. Emma l.. Bailey. the wife Of Howard "
Bailey died at her home. No. AS Cottage-ave
Chester IN. yesterday morning. Mrs Bailey was
the daughter Of Joseph and Eliza Frances. and was
horn in New-YOrk City forty-one years ago. Her
funeral Will be held her home Sunday
afternoon The Rev. c. H. Tyndall pastor Of the
Reformed Church will of.icate. and the burial Will
be in Woodawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

What is it you need most to make
you look like wcll-dressed men? A
Suit, Top-coat, Hat or a ....?
The thing you need most is the
thing we had rather sell you.
We have everything for looks, for
comfort, or for economy.
We thought Of the needs Of you
and your boy long ago.
Our So Derby surprises the men
who have been paying SIS.
HACKETT, Broadway,
CARHART Corner Iath;
q ". Near Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
SING SING.

The Board OF Assessors OF this has COM
pleted it's work this years assessment roll
and announces the following totals for 1897, as COM
pared with those OF last year: Real estate. total
assessed valuation 1897. s920636 last year. s3ol-
1s0 personal property total assessed value 222ooo:
last year $3.50 The total valuation OF property
liable TO taxation has been increased from 81 4ss9 $50
in 10 80 5l2 G36
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
NEW-ROCUELLE.

primary OF the Republican voters Of the Fourth
Ward OF this village held In Moulton Hall last
evening and Charles Hobart Morgan nominated
for trustee 20 be voted Tor al the special election
October u
The Republican Assembly Distric; and Assembly
Conventions Of the lid Assembly District Of West
chester Count have been called for October I. TO
be held In the Town Han Of New Rochelle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Election Of delegates to the Republican CITY Com
vertion
Police Board trials
Citizens Union meeting. Metropolitan Iem-
pie. p. m.
Board OF Street Openings and Improvement CITY
Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
IRVINGTON.

Miss Jennie II. Leggett and Edward Lockwood
were married at O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
ct the home Of the brides parents. in Hudson.
y. Y. After 4 short wedding trip they Will 1--we IN
this village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sr,riso n Sunset 5jI Moon riscs M - Moons age y
HIGH WATER TO DAY
Ms Sandy Hook "a Gov. Island 53S Hell Gate i:5
I,W snniy Hook 80 Gov. Island t2 Hell Gate S.O5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24
Announ r~mrnu
Henry a. Danies, NJ. d.

Henry a. DANES VI. D.
81.
r,f-ruen,s Nervous system AL descriptions I'M
.o,.rc. sieri,y ahl Ike aments Hours 70 !. 20 :
our collars and cuffs are made OF nner linen
b.,vic, linen and therefore linen han others
Remember this please. 4 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

Boys lace front sailor collar sweat
ers, sizes 80, 81 and "a chest 50
cents; regular price $I.75.
Why? Just for boys trade.
Overcoats warm enouoh for now
and many days ahead; almost every
kind except "cheap" ones; $I2 TO
$50.
New Fall suits that are new; $15
to $50.
Get a macintosh and be ready
for the next rainy day. Boys rs to
80, mems $40 to $40.
Why do some men pay nearly as
much for the sellers name as tor the
hat. Nobody kr ows just why !,
Derbys s, instead of $5-as good
as can be made.
We clothe the boy and clothc
him best
ROGERS, PEET & co.
Prince md Broadway.
Warren ard Broadway
second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

Rotterdam Sept -, p m,-saiied. steamer Ro''e'OS~
Dutch. BonJer. New-iork. r.a,.n-
Bremen sept 23-Auiv"d. steamer Tra'e "efp' '"
horst Ncw-Nork. VIA Plymouth ,.,.,. ,l,r
Iegh1fn sept iy-ArriNed steamer Victoria "'"
Bridges New York. via Narcotics. 49,. VII
Grnn, sept % II a m-Soei, steamer Kaiser ""
helm II ,,ier). liogemann New-iork -, 1,er1.
Naples sept -. u n,-Arrived steamer Eihs WV
uarrss sowltz. Ncw-York ,,,, fRrL
sinsaporc sept .i-Passed, steamer Indran w.
Troter. New-York for Hong Kong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

Re you man. boy or mother OF boy II INTERESTED ~
clothes you'll be interested in our Fall BOOK no" rea'
for Il.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
1teber taufmdnmtf1e anSbtlsu1s

l1eber bieies toi@tige 9bema
f4retbt Der Ser. @taaten gonful, 9r.
2outs Stern, in einem 8eriht an bas
@taatszD Department.:
Sd m0dte na@ meinen. bisber in
ben Ser. Staater unb in europdif4er
2dnoern 9ema4ten grfabrnnsen auf
bic taufmdnnif@e Musbilbung unierer
junsen ameritanif@en @ef@dftsleute
bin1peiien. @s 1T ferne bon mir. btez
len 8eri9t als einer 9abel fir bic be-
tbeiligten Rreife erf@eintn laHen az
polIen, pielmebr ion nur auf einen,,
meiner Mnii9t mad, empfinblt4er
Mangel aufmerfiam gema@t tperoen.
Sn faft allen Gonfularz8 ert4ten, BITE
ii4 nit Der Mufgabe, ben @rport f0r>-
bern 3u belfen, befaFen. 1T barauf aufz;
mertfam gema9t tporoen, baB man
nrr bann einen Grfolg erparten burz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
@i&nsease 3eisen IN 4a1te1 /.

Aus Dresden tpirb Gnbe DECEMBER
seilrieben: rDie fd&iii&e Bolts
nirtbi4aft tam, bas persangene Sahr
bid uateritrei9en. Set LANCER 3ett
baben bic fd9iii@en @robsetperbe
niht unter benz Ginfub 10 auSge>
aeinneter W~erbdltntfe tpie in ben lebz
ten oipDlf Monaten seitanben. Raum
elm bebeutenberer 3tpeis mar obne
giiniti9e 8ei@dftigune. Sn e~indelnen
@eperben fteisersen 1id bic Muftrdse
pom Wtonat gu Wtonat. Sdliebli9 er>
rei4ten iie einen berartisen umfang.
DaB bic reat3sitise 8efrteoisuns Der
geiteQten Mnforberun9en ni&t moqli@
mar. obslei4 man fi@ btmubte. bic
Betriebe f@leunieft gu ertpeitern unb
bic 33abI Der Mrbeiter al permebren.
sSn elmer berart siinftisen Gage iuarer
namentli4 bic Maf@tnenbauanftal>
ten, uberbaupt bic @iieninbuttrie, Junb
ein3elne 9ertilgetperbe. 8iele bon biez
fen llnternebmungen iinb f&on iebt
fir ben gr0bten She'll bts neuen Sab
res nit Muftrdger berfeben.
Die giinftisen 3eitperbdltnife babea
felbft abfterbenben Grtperbs3peigen IN
Sadfen tuieoer frif@es 2eben etnoe>
flDbt. @o erfreut fi4 bic 4anbnebeS
rel elmer gang unertparteten 8liitbe.
ssSn ~ein3elnen grobsetperbli4en Beotr<
ten 1T felt ldngerer 3eit cine lebhafte
Ma9frage mad 9anbnebern, beren
Q0bne gum She'll erbebli4 in bic 9Sbe
gegangen finb. l1ebtrbaupt ftanb buS
perflofene Sabr IN Sa4ien unter benz
53eiden bes M~rbeitermangels. SIN fat
allen gr0beren grtperbs3peigen mar
bic Ma9frage erbebli@. Die 5olsen
bappr1 mar cine bemertenspertbe
Steigerungr ber 2Dbne, nit ber iebo4
bic Steigerung Der Maarenpreie in
man9en @robsetperben ni@t S4ritt
gebalten bat. Cine fol9e tonnte mebr>
fab rur bur9 Elm na4bridli4es
9orge1en Der beitebenben unterneb<
merperbGnbe errei9t tperben. IN ei<
nigen Grnerbs3nei9en mar es noth<
tpenbig, berartige 9erbdnbe neu au BE-
grinben, ba Is obne bieielben gang
unmDsli4 getpefen mare. bic gd4dft<
Ii9e Gage Der giinftigen 3eit entfpre<
4enh gu befern. Sic bebenfli@e @ei<
te Der iinsften grobgeperbli@tn @nt=
nidelun9 bilben bic febr erbebli@en
8etriebsertpeiierunger bes lebten Sab
res. 9iele llnternebmungger Fnb
bur@ bieftlben finan3ielI f@tper bela<
ftet. Diefe 9batfa4e unb ber auber<
getp0bnli@ gefteigerte Mitbtperb mir,
be bic fd@if@e @oltstpirtbf4aft einen
in Ginger .3ett ettpa eintreterben ge<
|f@dttli@en @iidf@las febr i@uer
empfnben lafTen.
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QuS RaSaaaSear

Gtn engltt9er Wttftondr, SameS
|Sibree. Der fi@ fiinfunbbreibig Sabre
ais Mifiondr auf Mabagastar auf<
belt, er3dblt in fetnem iiinsit perDf<
fentli@ten 8u4e rMabagascar be<:
fore tie %eonqueit4 (2onbon Gi1ber I'M
pin) einise GrlebniFe aus feiner feel
iorgerif4en Wirtfamteit auf Der sSn>
tel. Mls Il zines Sonntags in liner
nit Gingeborenen bi@tsefilten Ra<
pelle prebiste, erf@ten pl0bli@ in Der
9bir elm tleiner, pOllts nadter RnirpS
bon bret Bis bier Sabren, UNI feline
Mutter gu fu@en. Sic bemertte i'm
aud balb, tptdelte feline ,@amba" Die
neben ibr lag, gu einem BAL 3uiam>
men unb mari lie iiber bic RSpfe Der
@emeinbe ibrem @pr0bling gu, Der
|fi4 nit Der Wiirbe elmer ertpa9fene1t
perfon in fem tpeiBes Sud- einbulte
unb nit Der e1Uitei ten Miene bon Der
Melt ieinen plab nebeu ber Mutter
einnabm. Sur 3eit, als bic Mobe
Der Rrinolinen au4 bic mabagafii=
iden Grauen unb Sungfrauen .a,1qe<
ftedt bate, bemerfte Der englif@e mi
ftonar bel me6r ais elmer @eleqenheit.
bah bic et%ngeborenen @46nen ibre.
Reifr0de bor Der Stride CANA unqenirt
auS3ogen unb lie brauBen al, Ndoel
dufbingen: bamals batten nGmlim,
nut. tpentge Rape1en bes 2anbes StBz
PLACE, bic @emeinbe fab auf benz 90
ben unb in biefer @teQunq tpdren bic:
Rrtnolinen bod gu unbequem qeipefen.
Na@ benz @ottesbienft abtr f@lipfz
ten Dieientgen, pel@e i'm 9efib zines
Metfrodes tparen, ftol3 tpieber in BE.
len hinetr, pie febr Ct jie aud in ibrer,.
B%etpegungen beengen mo9te. I'm bic
bo4badtgen europdif9en @ttefel.
aber tonnten fi@ Mande bod ni9t:
getpObnen, unb fe 3osen es besbalb,
BOZ. fi@ bes @@ub3euses gu ~entlebiQen
l1t1o e uuter benz Mrm gu tragen. -
gu tbrer nt4t gerabt anqenebmer1
ueberra14ung mabten bic 1fraren
Der Mthiondre bdufiq bic 8epbu6s
tuag, oaB tbre Dtener unb Waf@frall<
en- et11tge threr tpeiben 5H9beder uub.
Bettlaten Ginseborenen 3um tir@limen
Sonntagsf4mud, ndmli@ ais Sam.
bag, letbneiie iiberlieBen. IN boben:
Je1te11. b%efonbers aber am Meibz.
nahtsfeft, btelten bic Gtngeborener1 Is.
fur TIRE pfi@t, faft pbne Musnqbme.
tn feterlt4er europdii9er Rleibuno AZ
srt@etnen, bic MGnner in fdparaem
Nod unb bobem !9ut, bic Trauen. 70.
nett es TIRE Mftttel erlaubten, in @etz
be unb @amraet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
DaS ettm,u,re4t IN e1weSem.

SIN politif4en 2eben @apebens
ftebt feline Grage 10 iebr i'm @orberz
grunb bes SntereEes, tpie bas
Stimmre9t, nit benz es aber alien
8emlbungen gum 9rob ni4t por=
tpdrts seben min. Dem i'm borigen
Rei4stags borgelegten Gnttpurf iiber
bas politif4e Stimmre9t, Der bas
@erlunsen bes Bottles mad Grtpeite>
rung biefes @ebts beriidfi9tisen
tpollte, ftanben ale Yarteien in rib
renber ltebereinfttmmung ablebnenb
~gegeniibtr; bic @ebte, neil lie ben
.3eitpuntt fir cine 3eform nod ni9t
getommen biel., unb bic 2inte, neil
Der bor9elegte Gntpurf Der refine
9obn auf Die geforberte Grtpeiterung
Mu@ nit benz tommunalen
Stimmre9t, bas iebt in Mngrif gez
nom1perl tporben 1T, tpirb es niht BEL
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21

bes sobres 1896 aeist tbasia4lt@ init
67 Gents per llnae einen Muf@las,
obtpobl ii9 sesen Gnoe bss Sabres per
preis lm ettpa 2 Gents urter otelen
puntt fteQte. Man perani4lagt. oab
bon benz @tlber, neldes aus ben pier
einsefubrten gr3en unb 8uQio! se'
troilnen lpurbe. 100000 unae1
aus Merito unb 100000 lln3ei. aus
Canada. pornebmlt& aus Brstt,@>
Columbia. berftammen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21
Gselmetaa 83soermns In ben
Der. e1aafett.

Na9 elmer bon benz betannttn 6a4z
blatte Engineering G Mining Sour
nal" semadten ~3ufammenfte1ung be-
lduft ii4 Der Mertb Der ndbrenb bes
Sabres 1896 in ben 8ereinigten Staaz
ten gef0rberten Mineralien unb Mez
tale insgefammt auf 1868, 311,468.
cine Mbnabme bon $24.689,266, nber
etpa 3 Elm balb pro3., bergli9en nit
benz Goriabre, nobel inbeFen gu err
ndbnen, baB biefe Mbnabme teinesz
tpegs cine quantitattbe, fonbern auf
bas @infen Der Mertbe fir nihtzmez
tallif@e Mtneralien 3urid3ufibren
1T. Die pGbrenb bts Sabres 1896
gefDrberten Metale reprdfentiren Ell
men @efammttpertb bon $242, 311,481.
cine 3unabme bon $1.694,111 ge3en
1895, nobinsegen Der Mertb Der
.nidt : metanifden mineralien NIT
$41O.999,987 fit 1896 cine Mbnabz
me bon $26,383,377, pergltdben nit
1895, auf3unetfen bat.
Mls angeii@ts Der gegenpdrtigea
3ettldufe bon guno b~efonberem Sntt@
refe, ertnebmen mir Der genannten
Ga9l9rift fplgenbe Date1 iiber bic
Yrobuttion bon @olh unb @ilber in
ben Der. @taaten pdibrenb Der lebten
leBtDerfloFentn Sabre:
Die probuftior1 bon @olb reprdfen<
tirte ndbrenb bes Sabres 1896 einen
@dammtpertb BON $57,OOO,OOO, eine
3unabme BON ni9t tpeniger ais $10,<
10000 i'm 9erglei9 NIT 1896. Sn
Golge bifes Grgebnifes fte0en iid Bic
Ser. @taaten an bic @piBe aller arbe<
rem Sob probu3irerber Gambler ber
@elt unb reprdientirt Der @eiammt<
betrag bes in ben Ser. @taater tpGb<
renb bes Sabres 1896 sef0rberten
@olbes nt9t tpeniger a1s 26 pro5ent
beS in Der gan5en ibrigen Melt ge=
fDrberten @olbes.
Dte prDbuttion bon Siber aus elm
beimtf&en er3en belief ii4 mdbrenb
bes SabreS 1896 insgefammt auf 49,
465,l73 l1naen' fein. cine Mbnabme =.
865,062 l1n3en i'm @erglei@ nit BEN
@orjabre. probu3trt ober raffinirt
aus bier eingefibrten Gr3en ober Bull
lion tpurben auBerbem in ben Der.
Staten 100000 l1n3en Geinftlber,
tpomit ii@ bic @efammtprobuttion
tpdbrenb bes lebtberflofenen Sabres
auf 85,465,173 l1n3en fem fteIt. Ser
Dur@f@ntttsprets fiir Silber ndbrenb
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-01-21

fer 9eben. 9ei bieiem forbert man
eine 8ef4rGntun9 Der Stimmenoabl
Der aroben Steueraabler. unb bic @ez
sieruns iebte unldneit cine Commit
ion Elm, bic unterfuden iolte, in tpels
dem umfanse biefe Beldrdntune
~itattfnben tann. Wie aber iebt Ders
lautei, bat ii4 bic gommiffion nui
iiber cine febr mdbise 8ei&rdntune
bes tommunalen Stimmre9ts geeie
nigt, 10 bab Der gntnurf. tpenn CT ir
biefem Sinne benz Mei9stae 3ugebt.
in Der atpeiten Rammer un3tpeifelbaf.
baFelbe S9idfal. ipie Der Gnttpurt
iber bas politif4e @timmre9t, finbet,
SIN Bruberitaat Nortptgen erfolg=
ten Bic Rommunalnablen auf Orunb~
lage bes politifden Wablre9!s, unD
in Der lebten Saeung bat bas Stors
thing fogar elm fommunales Wablge=
feb sef4aHen. bas auf bieiem @ebiete
fat allgemetnes @timmred)t einfibrt.
6immeltpeit entfernt lieger bic 8erz
bGltniTe in Shpeben. Defenders in
ben lGnbli@en Rommunen. Sn biez
Ten fanr elm Stimmbere4tigter je na4
Der 6Dbe Der @teuern, bic ct 5ablt.
Bis fiber 10000 @timmen auf f@
pereinen, 10 baB berartise Stimmbe=
redtiate in ber betreHcrben Rommune
BON aus{9laesebenber 8ebeutuns
finb. 8. 9. in Der hur4 ibren be-
riibmten @aKerfau b~etannten ldnbtiz
den Commune 9roubdttu. einem lebz
haften Snbuftrieort, fo1te am Is. De-
3ember iibtr bic G%rtperbung bes
|Stabtre9tes abgeitimmt tperbtn. Der
Mntraa tpurbe aber In Der commune
pertretuns bon 36 Stimmenben gegen
|139 Stimmenbe abselebnt. neil erftere
runb $4,000 Stimmen, lebtere rur
$4,000 @timmer bertraten. limb
pen,1 Der Ort cine @tabt piirbe, ndre
es NIT Der Ma4t Der groben Steuerz
3abler gu Gnbe, benn in ben @tdbten
}inb anbere @runbfdbe seltenb. SSn
ben @tdbte1n t1nnen Bic StabtDertre=
ter glei9fals mad Der @r0Be ber
@teuer 1 Big 100 @timmer baben, IL
bab bic @erbdltniTe ni6t 10 fdreienb
mie auf benz Qante liegen, immerbin
aber 1inb lie L.rart, baB lie ebenfaQs
cine MbGnberuns erforbern. Dte NIT
ber Meseluns bes tommunalen
@timmre9ts betraute @ommiiiiDn ion
fi4 iebo9 rur NIT ben ldnbli9en
@erbdltniKen befaKen. @el@e Wirz
fung bas %gegentpGrttge fomnlunale
@ttmmre9t III ben Stdbten bat. tann
man beifpielsneife in @tDdbolm fez
ben, mo- bic Stabtbertretung tonferpaz
tin 1T, mGbrenb bic Stab lelbft lei
ben politif@en Mablen enti4ieben II
berale Mbgeorbnete in ben ðstag
f4idt, unb Stodbolm n6blt uber 20
Mbgeorbnete. Sci Der uniibertpinbliz
den Mbneiguag Der @onferbatiben gez
gen iebe Musbebnung bes Stimmreats
mirb alio Dor Der 9anb cine peientliz
de Menberung ni9t gu ertparten fein.
SroB Der fd0nen @erfprehungen unb
pbrafen, bic selesentli9 bes auBeror=
bentli9ea Meiastases bo, 1892, auf
benz bic toitfpielige 9eeresreform
bur9sebridt ipurbe, al bDrerl tparen
unb Sic als Elm Gntgegentommen ber
Jorberung bes Bottles mad Musbebz
rung bes Stimmre4ts aufgefuBt
purben, 1T nod beutigen Cages alles
beim Mlter.
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ten urD tra11ten ND1DHt9.
,gs 1T alles in Orbnung Sig
NOR" faste Dittorio, rni4t pabr Wi<
ceiimo?"
r@etpib," ertldrte Der lebtere, .unb
i'd bin geneigt, bic MrbtH au ibernebz
men,"
,6ier baben @te bic nDtbisen Diz
rectipen," ertldrte Rroaroofi unb bdnz
bigte Dittorio tpteber Elm nit Der
g9reibmaf@ine gef4riebenes 8latt
Elm.
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ALL LEFT 10 wEYLER.
To BE the sole Judge and Admin
traitor of Cuban Reforms,

New York. May s. dispatch 10 the
World from Madrid says:
I. 10 officially stated that this govern
.nent Gag see 20 reason for listening %
tho arguments o. She MADRID press o. the
opposition politicians 2ra has determined
10 allow General weyler to remain at the
head Of lAe forces III the field in Cuba.
e. the same lime 10 continue 20 act as
governor general TO carry out tho reform :
gradually. as no NAV deem that the cir
cumslances and cgnditiouF OF the colony
permit.
Il "a expected hat fully two months, &
not more will b. required 10 make prop-
ETatsDnh for the elections and the h'st
!nSisllueU, Of reforms
General WeJler wiii also Be allowed 20
deirrrulne after complete pacific tion Of the
island the conditions on which political tx
lies Will be permitted 20 return 70 me
eoloaY or how their tre..uani shall be
modified ia The Spanish 'oriT ss and ienal
eetiiefne1s oa the coas, Ok Africa, where
Eeont 4s9 .ruaratl..s or Su;3romists are
q. oTcfcu. detailed tv yiru- % DECISIONS
any Eila hIt amply a. suspects Every
mali Eirausr is stIi 5rafiuc over .oia-
''depor-ssut. =. ,lsg Gre styled
The MaHrit cpios .i7u press I.arsisia IN
esfoz2',lg some ziaeio-atir1 - the con
diiipn afa !ia+ial. Republican and Cuban
Aploru5rist rttrf~ c-tqHyes noFe ,ttcl IN,
tero2se1 70 fEctr favor solia tunes ob.
lalaiaE r,r-nlsEion ;1r BEN 80 scmain In
siiGia ne 10 70 20 loss --Aosiihr dcruts
IN acsl Ci-cles r. stated 'h-, ihcrc IL
no idsss Of pry-lAHlrc amnesty yet,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-05-09
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY.
Ex-Postnl Emplnyr Before n Senate
Committee.

Washington. May s.Some sensational
testimony was given today before the sem
ate committee investigating the workings
Of the civil service laws.
William II. Hill. formerly assistant sup
eriniendent of the free mail delivery,
CHARGED that there had been COLLISION be
tween the postofhce department ana the
civil service commission 10 violate the law
by the employment in 1884 and 1898 VI
iiftY- min. spies whose employment was not
authorized by law. Two of the inspectors,
termed spies. Mr.. I'm asserted. were
brothers OF Nit. Machen superlnt endent OF
the fr,v delivery service.
The Inspectors had been assessed for the
expenses OF the Ohio campaign IN 1875 The
arranGements for the assessment had been
made IN Chicago at meeting held On
October 81. which had been addressed ty
Mr. Machen, superintendent OF the ace
delivery service. who had gone from
Washington for that purpose. That they
might better hear the assessment the sal
aries Of the inspectors had been raised
from 81 to So q day in July, 1895. The
witness read letter from one of the in
suectors % MIR. haClen explaining, in re-
DIV TO letter from Mr.. Machen, that
he had not forwarded the amount of the
assessment because he had not understood
tho arrangement The witness had in
formed Assistant Postmaster General Jones
Of this Last matter. Mr. jones had told
him to keep his mouth shut. saying that
IL was natural that MIR. Machem should
want 10 help HIS friend, MIR, Campbell, in
Ohio.
Mir. Hil declared that Assistant post
master General Jones had employs spies
10 follow him and learned that Ee gave
Information to Representative Overstrnot
Of Indiana regarding the assessments ard
had then discharged him, upbrading him
Ter his ireratitude.
In Diminishing Mr.. Hin from tho post
office department Assistant Postmaster
General Jones had told him that no would
pursue him aud seek his dismissal from
the department " iustice as assistant COM
missioner OF claims. which he did.
Mr.. Hill was a lite-iung democrat. Con-
sress in 1896 specifically prohibited the
employment of spies.
In the course OF a cross examination by
Mr. Proctor OF the civil service commits
sion. It was developed that the commission
Lad made report o, the matter o: political
assessments. recommending to the attorney
general. MIR Olney. .he prosecution OF the
officials implicated. The committee ad-
iourned for one week