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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-03-25

The President has been making
some appointments, among them Pow
ell Clayton, of Arkansas, Tor Minister
to Mexico; William n. Osborne, OF
Massac husetts. for Consul General 1t
London, and John X. Gowdy, Of Indi-
ana, for Consul General 1T Paris. In
Guiding the Consul. Generalsbip ut
Liverpool, these are the fat ofiicisI
plums. London, Paris and Liverpool
are sure to net Consul General from
$4,000 to $50. 700 year. rhe Mexican
Ministry has salary of 81, 500 attach
ed to it, which. is equal to $50. 600 in
Mexico. The Senate has confirmed
the appointments Of John Hay % Am.
bassador to England. and General Hor-
ace Porter % Ambassador to France.
These European missions may become
Of extreme importance. There is great
unrest in Europe. A declaration of
war between Greece and Turkey
might bring about general European
conflict. What 10 now known - the
Greek question, therefore, has become
. most absorbing one.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-03-25
NEW ReFoss soo,,

~ 0ssesiy nsasesa irts.
nrsagA TIE s.uo..,.. \
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16

8nisboisn fir 8 Gents, pertb so Gsnts.
nur slpei Baar on isben 8un6en erIaubt
unb feline on &inber betiauft. 1888
fault einen eleeantsn Gnaue, alIes paI.
ieno uno poiitib $40 pertt ober fein 8ers
fauf. S4.65 fauft einen bdbfHen gn,ua
fur Utdnner. pUiitiu $1,000 iperib. Ssbt
Sieie 8reisliite auf. brinst iie nit unb
erlnnert eut, bab mir nod Tauienbe
BON TortbeiIen auBsr biefsn baben, ole
in eieiem sroBen 0srfuufe, ipeIder isst
su Detail i'm @anse 1T. 5000 Mdnner
@ei6dftsau,dse. tpertb sl2. u 81, ,25.
5000 elesante SerbiGberr5de, s6.98,
nerib Sl8. 5000 Winter. rleberrbde
s5.75. pertb SIG. Mdnner i&ottifde
ebeplot Sad Nnsdse. s5.75, pertb
sl6.50. Seioen 8ole moberne Serblt
llebertDde. $3.50. psrib SlS. DoppeI.
brdtiss Gbspiot gInadse. ss.75, pertb
s25. Dreitn6pfse gutatpas DrsB ans
sdge. s7.25. trertb 500. Bette Nuolitdt
@nB. Srad ansdse SO so. tperib s22. so.
Seleen semii4te iporiteb Dreb Soisn,
SO rs. tpertb $3.50. prins alberts,
nit Seibe unb Sammst beidumt, slO.75
pertb $50. IeGte beimaeiponnene Sod
ansdse. s6.25. pertb $3.50. Seioen
beidumte ..8icuna" Serbt neberrbds.
SO so. pertb s2s. 8oas abenb Drs6
Inadse, Seiben bsidumt, Sll rs, fperib
s35. @ans Woqe Saarlinie Streifeu
Soien. Sl.89. tperib 81 80. SGbihe
Nuoeratt6nitt Sinslins Nnsaee. s5 25,
fperib Sl5 8arr'S bette WeIton neber.
rode. 1878. psrtb s32. Smportirte
sraue Sbstlanb lllhers, 81 rs, nerib
s23 so. 8Iuue unb i6par,e 8isber
ueberrbde. SO so, mertb s24. @edte
:, 5bnabel" @binbilIa neberr5de, s9.25
tperib $27 so. 8Inue 2uotisn Sud
8ssfers unD 8eiten, $3.50, pertb $l4.
Seimseiponnene ober Gbspioi Gape lie.
bertbde. " so. tpsrib $2l.5O. Seine
..Glpiian' Sur 8isber neterr6de, $40,
tpertb $28 rs. Ssben beidumte ,,sran.
sDfi&e aeriep" rlsbetrbds. $Il.5O,
tperib s33 Uiooerne dbie ,Dlontaa.
noe" neberrbde. 1915. perib $26. so.
5einife itparse Welion Drsb nIhers,
SO, tpertb $25.
Sbneieet oieie Gnssise aus unb brinet
tie nit eu6. Seio sspib bab ibr am
ri6tiBen 8Iube isb. 2abt su6 nidt
ourb SdiIoer unb Banner irreIeiten,
ueI6e anbere gambler uusbdnssn m6sen
um bas Bublifum 3u iduiden. Seib ee.
nib. bnb ibt bel bem S6eriffspertouf
ieio. Der Jest i'm @unse ia bei Der Obi
caso Combination Co., Oil @aibineton
ape, 6irsit BEN @eridtssebdubs sesen.
iiber. Scranton. ga.
y. S.-Wdbrenb bieisS 0erfaufss
ipiro ber 2aben tis 9 tlbr abenbs,
Samfass bic II nbr often sshaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
aeber 10, 200 eeute befriesist.

Das @sridbt bat anseorbnst, ben sefamnitsr
Sorratb sinss psrff. alsieerbdneiers Ips,u
idblassn. Gs fnb nur nod 15 Iass ibris
bis mann eer Grefutor Rsdbnuns abfiattsn
muA. $4,000 wtrtb Don fsinsn ssleieunss
ffiiden, etc., miiiitn psrfauft wsreen, um 81,
SiHtsrlaffsnfdbaft ab,upidsIn.
Rur nod Is Sage perbIsiben, Bic
mann bic @retutoren bleier Sinterlaifen.
f6uft eine Mbre4nuns binterleeen mil.
fen. Bon isbt ab f6nnt ibr 8Ieioer isosr
2lrt. fur Wdnner. anaben unb 8ineer,
su 8rsiien faufsn. bic bsinabs unsIaub'
lid fIinsen. nidisbeitopenieer absr
lbatiahe iino. Sbr iperbet gut tbun,
nenn ibr blefem eroben @rsfuioren Der,
fauf iOeIei& bsiDobnt. Der iebt Detail
in bsm eroben eabenraum Der
Gbicaso Combination &leiber Gompanie,
2ll Waibineton Apsnue. brett bem @e.
ri&tssebduSs sesenabsr, Scranton, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
ShuIs Seborbe.

Nm Montas Nbenb tpurbe in ber re-.
seImdbisen 8eriammIuns bisisr 8brpsr.
idaft bic 3abaiits fur Ropembsr i'm BE.
trase bon sl5, ,079.47 beitdtist.
Wiartin Sopce. Der bic Abipeienbsii
BON Sdiilsrn uHter bem SduIswangpe,
isb beaufiidtisen ioa. mapte einen Ian.
seren 8eridt Iber feline 1bdtisteit i'm
Ropember. Die 8Iber Der County
Gommiiidrs saben ibm babel ni4t ben
nbtbisen Guii6Iub, bod fano er pieIs
idulpfidtise 8inoer. bic er mad Der
nddfen S4ule ianote.
Ser porselsste 8eridt bss ftdbtifden
S6aBmeifsrs ber S&ulseIber flr yto'
oember 3eiste cine 8iIana BON s34. .248.S
80. Ser 8eridt oeS 8sbbrosisirstdrs
far bsnislbsn 3eitraum ssists au6 einsn
lleberf&ub.
8eridiebene anbere 9eiddfte tpurben
erlebist unb in 8strsif bon peitersn
standardization in Der 10. unb IL.
Burbs bas nabers benz @omite iibertpis'
len,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
Sas Ehal abpdrte.

xahIor. - SOteIisr s. 6. Dapis'
8obnuns an Norb Main Strabe il
Donneritus su frdber Worsenitunoe um
eitpa sl2 tpsrib 0aarsn beraubt ipOrs
oen.-9etsr S6iIb bon 1apIcr Strabs
III am Donneriae Abeno NIT elmer
,,Surpriie.Bartp" beebrt iporben une
srbieIt sinsn 8oIobefnopftsn S9irm gum
@ei6enf. .-Wit Der 4rbeit fur ben Mb.
,usstanul spii&sn 5aplor unb @rops
SiraBen IN am NoHtue besonnen pOr'
ben. - Cine rlnmen8e Sdbner' uno
Dai@Isines Diebftdble baben ii1 in
letter 3eit bier uno in Der rmsssenO su.
Setraeen.
-Sobn @opns bon Wiinoofa IN an
Somftus i'm SO. IL ,Drift" Der @Ien'
poob &oblen So. bur6 einen Sal bon
DsdsnisbIen ausenbIidli& sel0btst NOR
ben.
- 9ie @eiHporensn in benz Taas
bon Srau Srieori6 Dubr BON aada'
tpanna, iamsn am Ssreitas glbenb su BEN
8ei@luB. baB ibr Cob bur& einsn Sers.
febler entfanb.
Durpsa ipurbs am Disnifas ,u fri.
Der Woreenfunbe bon einem berbeerens
ben 8ranbe beimseiu6t, bsr adt @e.
iGdftsbduier unb brei Sheunen seritbrte
uno eins 4nsdbI unoere @stdube m.bi
ober minber fart bei6doiete. Das Seuer
maro etwa II nbr in Der Dill Sheuns
an Der bflihsn Seite BON Dlain Strabs
sntoedt uno perbreitete iid bel benz ftar'
fen 2ufisuse iebr idnea. Da bic Dur'
pea Ssuertpebr ioeleid fab. bab iis ben
8ranb nidt aqsin bstpdltisen fonnte, 70
puroe bic Pittston 5euerwebr rsquirirt
Gin 2eben sins bel benz Branbe auh
perIoren; Wm. 2ap bon @elt 9ittston,
9auplbudfdbrer unb 3abImelher Der
Simpion & @atfins Babylon Brine.
Der ii& nad Ausbruh bsS 5euerS in ben
Gompanieloben bseab, purbe 3ur uns
tenntIiden 2si&e psrfoblt ipdtsr aufse.
funben. g8ie es f1sint, poate er bic
Bidder uno bas porbanbene 8aarselo
retten unb ipuroe bon benz &aud iiber'
pdlt,8t. OaS 5euer mar bel TageSans
bruh unter Gontroae, ba Ieeres @runbs
eieenibum nbrolid unb idbli& bon benz
niebersebrannten Ditrift unb bic Strabe
tine peitere Ausbsbnuns bsrbinberten.
Sm sanaen tpurben IL @sbdube asrfibri
nit slnem 8erluii bon nnbssu $50. .0O0
Die psnisen Sa6en, pelhe bic @isen'
tbiimer aus ben brsnnsnben 8sbduoe
truseb. tpurben 10 i&nsa sehobIsn aIs iie
binaussetraeen tperben fonnten. Sim.
pion & Watiins' BsrIuii in Der beoeut'
eubfe unb betrdat nabesu 100000 /;
9sibfaabefBer Dil's 8erIuf beaiffert
iid auf $4,000; bic anbsrsn 8strofs
fsnen iinb GbarIes Naen. $1,000;
Bercp @rimfbaip. $500; Sobn SotpIer.
$500; Srani Sapass. $500; Sobn
5tudsp. 81 500; Srsb. Studep. $500;
Samss Rnott, $500; O. y. GowIer,
$500; 3bomus Gonnea, 50. 900; 9.
J. Srssman, So. 500; DOminid Osur.
he. 81 200; 5. y. 6rimibap, 50. 900
inb Ibomas 8. 8rOipn, 800.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16

-Sn benz Gnbau binter benz Mears
@ebduoe ipirb sesenipdrtis cine SsIbsn'
fabrif einseridtst.
Maria anna Ssbpis. bic 10 Mc'
nate unb l6 Gage aIte To&ter Der gbe'
Isuts Daniel Beber bon Penn Gpenus.
ftarb am Nlittipo9 unb pirb beute beer'
biet.
= 8an6ie Witaen, cine iunse Srau
unb in Mit9sa's @bfube aneefeat,
fGnitt fi9 am Dienftas tpdbrenb ber
Sunobubuns zines 5leii&baders ben
Danmen Der Iinfen Sanb ab.
sa- Die nsusfen Nobitdtsn in @oIb.
unb SiIbermaaren 3u ben niebrieften
preiisn, ipenn man bic Aualiidt in BE.
tra&t sisbt. bdIt 6. Sdimpff. 3l7 2adas
ipanna 4psnus. Sein 8orratb fiir bic
5eiertass III sroB unb forsfaItis auser'
ipdblt ; aass sarantirt. 49.3
- Sriebrid @anier bon $40 Spruce
Strabe III am Rittipo@ nabe bsr idbIi'
den Stablmiible bon elmer 2ofomotioe
setrOffsn tporbsn unb erbieIt brei sebros
6ene Rippsn. sebro1sns8 S1IdGslbein
unO mebrere Dunben an &opfe; er Ia
i'm 2adamanna Sofpital.
sA- grotbsroe & Companies sro6e
W6belnieberlase, l34-l36 Wafbinston
Apenue, pirb bis Su ben Ssiertassn
2lbenbS often iein. Sic entbdlt eins
srobartise 2inie BON M6beIn, sesisnei
fur Ssisrtassssi6ents. su ben nisbrisiien
Preiien. 49.2
- Die iiirsli6en Resenaliie baben bic
bobs Mauer ber 6. & W. 8abn. bel
osren 8ubnitutiOn on Waibinston Nbe.
nue.. tpieber 3um 8eridieben ssbradt. in'
oem iie ben i4on friiber eineefIlte @rune
baielbft ipieber in bic unten befinblids
Nns tpui1en. in Der iid beitdnbis Sale
sreisnen. Die Mausr fam su isbsr Wis
mute umfaasn.
- Srau s. 2epp bon SorsR Gouri
ipoIte am Wutwo6 9la@t ibrem in Der
DunieIbeit berumtappenben iIeinen
Sobne 2i4t brineen. itO!perte aber mil
oer 2ampe unb iebte ben 5uBtsppi9 in
8ranb; iie entflob nit oem 2leinen uni
lieb bon 8afen ll5 elnen IIarm ertBnsn,
Der bic Ssuer,pebr sur Stsae bradte
Der anseri&tste S&aoen bstraSt sttpc
800.
- Gontraftor Srani Sd,Tsr Dor
5ranilin Npsnue bat in ben lsBtsn "a
gen mebrere sefdIidte Sheds peraus'
subt, ba er iebO6 niGt ridtis i'm Ober'
itibben iein lou. tpirb er mabrideinlid
nidt eeridtlia perfolst neroen. Web
rere Der seprelten @eiddfisleute nab
men bic Sahe bod nibt 70 semGtbIid
unb am 0ilttpod iparb Sdiifsr pon go
liaei6ef 8oblins uuf bic 8laee be,
Sdli6uns perbaftet unb in @rmanseIuni
BON 81 900 8drefdaft bem @sfdnsnii
iiberianot. gr III Elm perbummeltel
Subieft unb perlor oaS @elb, i'm sansei
1904 25, bsim @lIdSipisl.
s@- 9radtpoQe Baarsn. srobes 60
ger uno biaiee Breiie MAIDEN unierer
2aben su einem beiiebten unb portbeil
buftsn PIub gum anfauf bon Seieriass
ipaaIen; mir ballen aaes. mas bas Ser
Der 8lelnen erfreuen tpiro.-isi ss eli
Wdbhsn Ooer 8nabe. Williams & 8ru'
Der, 3l2 unb 3l4 2adapanna Npenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
Neitc Mnseigen.
Seffbti0erS Ssacbricbt.

Die untsissi&nsisn Ssi&hstr, unannt pom
Common pleas @uibt BON eadapanua geuuty
nm btn Shaptn unb NuBsn abjul6SstH an esm
@runetistnttum sntlsns Wonity Nptuue, ipi,
lttn Waripn unb ear6 Sirabsn In btr Staet
Seraniou, atlsstntIid Der Riptllirnng pcn BE-
iaater Strabt In bsiastr Stapt ssbsn biermit
@a&ri&t eab iir sin 8rsd6nib ess ttiaaten
S6aetus uno NuBtns anssftrtiet babsn unb
rab btfaeit Ssiittistr In Arbitraiipns !3immsr
ess @srittsstbGuoss In btiastfr Stdbt am
Wipntas ptn q. DHsmbn 1897, nm 10 libr
Vormiiiass, juiammsntrstsn psrosn une be-
lastss geisitntb uor,sissn prbsn, um ale
Ginpdnps une 3tusnilIs in 8rbiupuns bamit
an,ubSrsn, iopit um ale 8tbIsr barin iu forri-
sirtn, ptnu fcI&s ssmaht pOrptn ine.
9bas. 3Smpst,
Sec. {. Weaptr.
Ssii&tisr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
Aus beni eberen Ehale.
(ar&baIb gprreipsnbtn,,)

= gr.gohmeiRsr 1bomas g. Cos.
erobe bon Irdbalb farb am Dien{iae in
fsinsr Wohnuns an Pine StraBe.
Ser 9oIe @eorse Dibipeu bon
8edbiue 1T am Dienfas i'm Blue 8ibes
Sdadt burd einsn Saq bon SsIsssRsin
aueenbIidIi& set6btet tuorbsn.
Die 4idbrise To&ter bss gbiIip
aennebp bon OIppbant fam am Disniias
sinem brennenben 8sbri&tbaufsn su
nabe. ibre 8Ieiber ssrieiben in Branb
uno iie true 10 idlimme Wunbsn bapon.
bab iie am Wiitipo@ ftarb.
Ser SIotpade @seria Wsbnar bon
4ubenrieb, Der ieinea Bruber in Der I'm.
sessnb aufiu&sn ipoIlie. ipurbe am Mons
tag 9fa4mittae, pdbrenb er auf ben Sc.
leiien Der 8. l. 5. nbrbli@ bon ber
gsdpiae 8abnfation lief, bon elmer So.
tOmotire sstroffsn unc setDbtet.
: Sis 8. & s. 8abnfiaiion su BED.
bile iporb frlb ON Iebtsn Donnsriias
Woreen bon mebreren ginbrstern be.
iudt, bod ebe iie etipas erIanssn fonns
ten, tpurbsn iie sntbsdt unb entiIobsn.
SO tpurben mebrere Sdiiis auf iie abses
feuert, bon oensn iebo& feiner traf.
= Ser bstaste aouis DITTO bon Gr6.
balb itarb am Donnetfas 8ormittas
mad elmer fursen 8ranfbsit iebr unsr'
tpartet. Ser Berftorbene pobnte felt
40 Sabren bier unb tpirb bon ieiner
Satin unb fiinf 9inbern iibsrIebt feline
8eerbisuns fanb an Samitas fatt.
CGarbOnsaIs aorrsipOnssni.)
-Srau @m. @usner bon Belmont
StraBe erboIt iid Ianeiam bon elmer ee.
fdbrliden @rfranfuns.
Sie ct. pauI's Iutb. Sonntags,
iduIe tpiro ibrs Gbrifbeihseruns am
sbenb bes 20. 9eaember ubbalten.
- Nus Der 8. & s. 8abnitaiion
tpurben am Wliitpob 8ormitta3. pdbrs
snb Der fusen Nbnsienbeit bes 9idets
asenten 6. R. Smitb, $63 eeitoblen.
- Dis Ibaren bes SoteI gntbraeite
iinb am Samfas Ibenb fdr unbeitimmte
3eit eeidIofen iporoen, ba e8 ii6 idon
felt Idnssrer 8eit ni&t mebr besublts.
= Gin srober S&orniein auf her
Dobnuns bon Srau Gatberina llImsr
an 9arf Strabe. tpuroe am Dienitoe
BON benz harisn Dinbe nieberssblaisn
unb beiddbiste bas Dad itarf.
- Sine bebsutenbe grbientuns ersis'
nete iid am Samitis Nadt auf bel
WeItieite, nabe benz 5d6erbuus iiber
ben alten SO. aussrabuneen. Dei
Sdaben III unbeoeuteno, ba feline @es
bduoe betroifen ipurben.
- @. $. 8roisnibire bon bier. aIs
Radtclert bel Der Sraction gompanie a.
Wapfielb unaeiteqt. tpurbe am Sonntaf
Worssn aipiiden einem 8abnnasen uni
Der Tbdre sefansen. bobei einen 8rud
oes ArmeS unb SdldRelbeines erbaI'
tenb.
s4- 8erfeblt uidt. uns su beiudsn.
sbe ibr cure SpieIiaben unb 3udernaa.
rem fur bic Seisrtase sintauft. @ilIiama
& 8ruber. 3l2 unb 3l4 2adapanne
Ipenus. 1913
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
@apne Gpuntp.

SnnesbaIe. .-Im Montas purbe ent'
bedt, bab Elm Sddler Der 2abptpoot
Cane Sdule an Der Dipbiberitis ere
fruntt mar unb um cine 8srbreitune oet
8ranfbeit 30 perbdten. tpuroe bic S4uls
oOrIdufis BeiblOHen.-3u gbren bon
Serrn unb Srau Gbriitopbsr Grt tpurbe
am Nonius Nbenb IN WonOp's Sotsl su
Sselsppils cine @sieai&aft ssssben. bel
Der es eemaiblib bereine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
1lniere Teiertags=M =Mnsifellnng

Sebsr artifel mus erben Sre Hus ba.
ter febr niebris.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
2tttStDn. .
= @s Straben 8ommiRdr alber
nrst,n tnnrh nm, mnufnn heprhiot

- Ggs S7traben Sommlhdr Albert
Dretp iparO am WOntas besroist.
- Die @pomins 8rldsn Gompnnis
bat ipdbrenb Der pstfiOfienen 8oGe tuer
gen 2anb Der Gbupman's bel Bort 8Ian.
darb unterbanoeIt, um bafelbft cine mos
osrns siisrne 8rdds erridten su ibnnen.
= @inbrs&sr srIunstsn am Samiiae
Naht in bem @rocerielaben beS 3. s.
Durfin ssmli6e 8sute. SIN @pomine
BAILEY Sotel ipurbsu $40 tpsrtb Waaren
unb aus @ebr. 2spiS' Sdsune auf Der
Bsitisite Elm Buur 9ferbeseidirre am
ieIbsn abenb sehobIen bic 9oIissi bat
mebrere Iusldnoer alS bic @inbreher
arrstirt unb eineeitsdt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-12-16
9sutfde 8riefIife.

- Die auifallenbfen SeiIunsen bon
Serofeln, bic man fennt. iino mittelfi
SoOb's Sariapariaa er,ielt. 9ieies
Niuel iu9t ieinss 6Iei6en BEL 8Iut.
tranib !itsn. 8ruudt nnr Soob's.
Suub's Pillen Iiub init Der Sanb se.
mO&t uno u6uis slei6 an @.bBe unb
@epidt. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Or. Amory II. Bradford. Of Montciair'
=. um n,eacb tho baccalaureate sermon At Am
herst College on June -
In announcing the death Of Admiral >. T. Lee
tho other day. number OF papers referred 10 rim
=. a lineal descendant of Light Horse larry
General Harry Lee. This was mis lax "a
,niraI ee was a grandson II Rrharh Iv',! H'V'
WHO was a cousin OF Light Horse Harry Lee
Tho statement has been frequently made that
,,,s Virgs,ev who has been ecturing In this coun'
,ry T. daughter OF Charles Kingsley. In point OF
fact she Is the daughter OF George hiiss'c!' I"
brother Of Charles
The old houqe in Florida Mo. III which MARI
Twain was born was demolished the other DAY.
Tho Roy Or Edward Everett Hale. of Boston. is
to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at me Uni
versity of Nebraska. at Lincoln. ms month";
Tho ,,,o william F. Clark. sr.. OF indianapolis,
wbo was said to be the oldest editor in the country
tormor,v held office under Lincoln in this State.
He Was once IN the employ of Simon Cameron
The Rev DIT William H. Milburn, the blind chap
lain OF tho United States Senate sailed for England
yesterlav with his daughters. lie Is frequent
traveller over the Atlantic and Is well known In
religious and social circles in the British Isles.
We has a number OF pulpit engagements this sum-
mer, the longest being at Or torsters church.
Queens rak 9dG S si"cs se sppe s h
most will be filled by President McKinley's pastor,
he Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnston. Vice-Presdent Hobart
Ucprette Louise Therase Fornachon de Peseux,
nv marriage Mrs. Alfred Colin. who has just re-
ceved the degree OF Doctor OF Philosophy at the
University Of =, nnsyvania. is from Paris France.
Her academic career began with the "dplome ct
oVr2pation'' OF the Academic de Neuchatel well
known to Americans In connection with the names
OF scholars who have distinguished themselves In
the sciences Professors Agassiz and Dessor. OF
Harvard; Ciuyot, OF Princeton. and Count dc Pour
toIas OF tlfe United States Coast Survey I'm Paris
she studied AT the Museum d'Iiistoric Naturelc
ISS2-s5. at Tn. Sorbonnc. College de France, Ecoc
d,s Charles ana Ecolc dcs ilautes- Etudcs. where
she Rad regis. cred In 1895 "a student In Romance
Mythology in America she obtained the degree Of
Master OF Ar:s II, Stanford University 1893. while
studying for which she was appointed. In Bryn
Mnwr College to the first fellowship OF Romance
languages 1924. offered 10 woman. OF which
she was also the first holder. From 1884 1896 she
was reader In the same college. Last year was
spent by her In residence at the University Of Penn
s,Ivnnin where she presented thesis on "Archn-
isms I'm Modern French" line Of research strongly
sdvlsed her by CASTOR Paris and Ferdinand
Brunot. She offered her major subject Ro-
Inance philoloSy. with Italian and spanish one
minor subject and English philology as the other.
Mrs. Colin - brilliant llnguist. member Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-Japan's demands. after being
greatly modified. have been acceded to by inc
Hawaiian Government. - The CONSERVATIVES
carried by a reduced vote the bye-eection ior
Parliament In the East Division Of Hampshire.
England: the Eastern policy OF the government
was made the issue. - TWO Soclalist peas
ants were killed and forty wounded by gen
darmes in a riot in Hungary. - Five hun
dred Chinese fishermen persisted In a STORM OH
May q at the mouth OF Hanchow Bay =
Captain Murphy Of the h1pnsteIlns I s,ra,e'
fer violating neutrality laws. - An outline OF
the peace proposals OF the Powers. supm't h
In The form of memorandum 10 the Porte. mas
been made public.
CONGRESS-Little progress was made on the
Tariff bill in the Senate. most Of the session be-
ing taken up with speeches by Senators Mliis,
Rawlins and Cannon - Tie House was no'
In session.
DOMEsTIC-Presdent Mckinley left Wash
ington for Nashville. and was received with great
enthusiasm at stations along the route. - MI
calhoun the special commissioner TO Cuba, hao
another conference with the President. -:
President Mckinley made a large NUMBER Oh
nominations, including those OF minister's u
Chill. Hayti and Switzerland = nero u,.-
der sentence Of death was taken from ofilcers
and lynched by a mob at Princess Anne. MO
- The Credit Mems National Ass3clatloil
opened It's second annual convention IN 1rh
civ with over 800 delegates present. - me
crews OF the University Of Pennsylvania arrived
at Poughkeepsie. - The standing Oh p tnt
members of the graduating class at WesI o ANY,
gusta Me was celebrated. Chief Justice ruler
Ss,,'rrinc tho grafton - A class of lO4. the
largest in the history Of the college, was sraou-
ated from Nassar.
C1ry Tho Ctizenc Union Executive Commit
,ee adopted a report which in effect recommends
reinforcement of municipal nominations. -
The delegates from the Chambers o, oIilie ~.
Of South and Central American anu MeA'ah -
tics we're received by the Mayor ana visited d
number Of places Of interest in the cry ~
The work Of getting jury for the trlai Oh .le
1.aTn
continued in General Sessions. - The annual
comm. ncement Of Columbia University was helo
in Carnegie Music Hall - Stocks were strong
and higher.
nera,ure Yesterday: Highest. G2 degrees; lowest
81. average, jN7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-10
REFORMED EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
ACTION TO BE TAKEN ON THE QUESTION
OF yESTMENTS.

The General Council OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church the highest legislative body OF the Church
IN the United States and Canada. opened yesterday
morning IN :ic First Reformed Episcopal Church.
at Madison--ve and Fifty-hfth-st. The Council
will be In session three times a day for a week.
Three important subjects for discussion are 10
come before the Council. The first and most i'm.
portant will be IN regard 10 "A proposed radical
change In the government Of the denomination. A
large number OF pastors believe that stronger
central government In the Church IS needed. IL 10
desired to make the power OF the officers and gov.
ern,ng bodies OF the denomination greater and
more comprehensive.
The other subjects for discussion are In regard
to the vcstments Of pastors ana change In the
PsaItor The clerical vcstment generally In usA
among the pastors OF the Reformed Episcopal
Church Is the plain black gown-the ordinary
scholastic gown with full sleeves. Sornc OF the
pastors and bishops. especially in the West. have
assumed the cassock and the white surplIce The
older members Of the denomination wish the COua.
ell to mike ruling against the new vcstmens On
the other hand there are many OF. the younger
pastors who believe that the black gown Is gloomy
and not adapted for anything but funerals and
tain solemn occasions. The white surpice. they
think does not necessarily indicate a tendency to
ritualsm. AS to the Rsa'ter. it IS desired TO make
1t exactly like the PsAter In in the Protestant
Episcopal Church
Bishop Fallows Of Chicago was elected Presiding
Bishop for three years, and the Rev Charles =.
Hendricks. Of Wilmington. Del, was reelected
secretary.
The matter Of vestments was broached at the lat
ter end Of the afternoon session by Bishop camp
bell who proposed the following amendment 10 the
constitution:
''Vestments-This Church permits In It's services
the use OF a black gown, a plain white surplice
with a plain black scarf. and in the case OF Bishop
a rochet but prohibits ire use OF all other &C.
clesia stical vesments. These robes are permitted
in accordance with ancient usage; but in this
Church they have symbolical meaning or use.
and have 10 priesy Specification. II Is provided,
however that the use OF all or any Of these robes
is not binding upon either ministers or c)ngrega-
lions and that ministers shall conform 10 ne Wish
lar services"