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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

owned by Calvin Witty. attracts much attention.
1t has great wooden wheels and large wooden hubs
Attention is called to the barrel hubs and wooden
rims The Ridge Cycle clubs quad Is the only
che on exhibition. and is examined with much curl
osty 1t has great number Of sprocket wheels
and chains that are mystifying 10 the aVerat.
wheelman quintet. In red. arrived yesterday
and will be placed in OF the booths to-day
A bicycle valued $1,000 Is always surrounded
by a crowd. II IL beautifully decorated with goid
scroll work. The owner OF this wheel expects 70
day TO receive a ee-wheel tandem: Two OF the
wheels about inch apart side by side IN the
rear and the chain between them giving
what Is known the central draft. The builder
claims great things for his odd tandem Anotner
wheel has lis frame entirely covered with $500
pieces OF mother-of pearl II took 40 hours OF work
10 build II. and It is said to be worth 500
one exhibitor has giant sprocket -"heei i'et
s inches in diameter In his booth, but the most
prominent feature OF the show IL n bicycle -FOUR
the centre Of the building. Is II feet hign ana
rnea sures 1872 inches between the front ana rear
hubs This distance. known as the wheel base is
usually 43 inches. The machine weighs $50 pounds
II has a 2O-nch tread with 2s-inch crank throw.
Beneath this immense wheel Is miniature bicycle
having a l4-inch frame and 2o-inch wheels: There
is only one make or wheel In the show that mas
done away with the chain adjuster. In It's place
the rear stays are threaded. also IL the hub so
that when the two fastened together with a
bolt they remain fast. The exhibitor has gold
plated bicycle In his booth which IL valued highy
To-day the home trainer. upon which races are
held between Teddy" Hale and alleged scorch-
ers will be taken from its obscure position In the
southwest corner of the building and placed In the
centre Of the floor where IL can be plainly seen by
every one. 1t will be surrounded by "A fence.
G. W. Bennett the president OF the cycle Board
OF Trade of Long Island. Is a happy man at the
success Of the show Mr.. Bennett has worked hard
70 straighten out the difficulties attending II, ana
he has succeeded admirably
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
REVIEW or THE G9TH REGIMENT.

Colonel George Moore Smith has ordered the o''h
Regiment to parade in fun uniform on the evening
OF March y for review by Brgadier-Generai LOUIS
Fitzgerald and for the presentation or the state
decoration for long and faithful service Inc de-
tail for guard will be follows: Officer OF the day
Captain John T. O'Brien officer OF the guard
Lieutenant Daniel c. Devlin; one sergeant TWO
corporals and twenty four privates
The following officers and enlisted men OF the
regiment are entitled 10 the decoration awarded by
the State for long and faithful service:
Glass 2 twenty years-Cap'ain William desmond
Glass g. fifteen years-CaptaIn Edward 7. NC
Crystal; Privates James ID. Quirk Patrick Nc
Dowell. Ja'nes Flaherty and John A. McGuinness
Glass T. ten ycars-Captdin Charles Healy. cap
tain George w Coils assistant surgcon). First Ser
geant John J. Henry Sergeants Peter Finnigan
and Thomas F. Brady. Privates Patrick OLoughlin.
Michael ! Dwyer Edward Talon, Michael F. Nc
he Joseph f. Johnson and Patrick Ahearn, Mu-
s,cians Thomas Sa 1ds and Charles Preister
o.bonohue 10 be known The O Donohue for
0uty" and 10 be awarded annually on January !
70 me company having the highest average per-
cortaee of attendance during the preceding year
Tor a duty required by regimental orders has been
rded 10 Company c. TO be held by that company
nil January l. 1898 1t VIII be presented TO the
cnmnany AT the close OF the review. The standing
~ The several companies Is as follows; Company
~ 7aSl. Company b, 1853, Company a. 1882; Com
nsny / 7352: Company X. $40; Company G. H-0:
company T.. 6s.H; Company d. e3S
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BROOKLYN'S CYCLE SHOW.
IT'S SUCCESS EXCEEDS ALL EXPECTA-
TIONs OF ITS PROMOTERS.

THE CHIIpREN's WILD SCRAMBLE FOR TOY
BALrOoNs-RrssEr APPLES GIVEN AS SOLVE
NrRs-oi.D WHEELS AND uP-ro-DArE
oNEs-HoME TRAINER MATCHES.
Yesterday was the third day of the brooKlyn
Cycle Show at the old 18th Regiment armor!' Inc
attendance fully as great ms on the '"o pre-
ce6ing days and the indications are that the re-
naming DAYS will see crowds even larger. Inc
success Of the enterprise has far exceeded the most
sangune expectations Of it's promoters. both hh""-
cally and socially go
In the hours when the aislcs were cro""c" WIN
school children yesterday the rush about the spn0e
Of one maker who was giving out toy balloons io'
souvenirs became great that several ch""''"
were painfully hurt. The youngsters IN 'he" "'N
iety to capture one Of the balloons. made resu'",
melee The consequence was that the boatu u
Trade fel, comnelled to restrain the maker from
giving ont his souvenirs IN the hours appointeu io'
the children In the evenings ana on i"u' ''
Friday and Saturday afternoons. when the chime"
are not present. the distribution OF ue s nc
souvenirs will so on as II did In Chicago ana New
York and other shows ard undoubtedly the '''"u'
try Of the nischevous youngsters who cut '"'
Strings OF the balloons and allow them 10 II! uP
ward from the hands Of the lucky persons WIZ
have captured them will Tlso continue :,
In the afternoon Sammy" Brock, the VIZ
known BROOKLYN racing man. rode an e%h'oi'io'
hoIf-n,ilo on the hcme trainer In 10 secohus'
'Teddy'' Hale acted as starter and Judge OF 'ne
finish. A contingent from the Boys hisn So.
appeared later in the afternoon. and TOOK '"e 80
by storm Before they could be suppressed tle'
had uttered the concerted school yell In iaS'''o
that made the building vibratc. ,
Last night set apart as "clup hsh' ii,
most of the cycling clubs of Greater Ne" ~
were repre- -ented. An entcrprsing exhibitor WIZ
has n rrisset-colored wheel on exhibition. gave OUT
as souvenirs about four barrels Of russet apples
They DID not last long 4 two-milc scratch rae"
was off the home trainer between Teddy
Hale and SAMMY Brock. The latter won In 40
Among the freak wheels on exhibition are a
number of ancient affairs. one Of which Is said to
be the oldest in existence. dating back 10 1907 II
Is said 10 be the first velocipede ever built. The
frs, friple-gear speeding veocpcde a crude affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
WILLIAM McARTHtR.
.,,orney for Receiver.
SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of the

'PREME GU Rl.-iu ot tu0
- Application OF the Board Of Fire Commissioner Of
n, commonauy Of City OF Jew York by the Counsel
80 IN. Corporation q said City relative TO acquiring
title certain lands on ne westerly EST sac o, MOTT r
:. M varl - said city duly selected by said Board
nm Cor buildings for the Of the Fire Department, Of
c,,y under and OF the provisions u chap
ter Hi q ne ne TO THE PROVISIONS CHAPTER ISL
- ~ ~ 1894 entitled IAN act in relation build
and all other statutes such cases made and
nrnyis.d notice hereby given mat an atpIica,ion VIII
s Special Term OF said Court 10 be held a. Part III
thereof In the County Cour' hous. ~ we Siy % New
Y"rk on the 18th day q March sv. az tne opening Of
he ,Ss,son Tor the appointment q Commissioning
DC s hhrarai.ai In the abovc-sntitled matter
The and extent Q, me nv s msv neeIy -
nn and Commonaty Of the city OF New York 20 certain
lands and premises and the appurensscss thereto be.
longing. on Grand streets Fourteenth Ward Of
ia "v in Tee simple absolute the same 70 be convert
and a' a. tn. pcssT;
unr S..n duly selected BY .aid Board OF FIRE Com
missoners Of tho cry y Ssw nsrs q, % or oSa'
me- and In pursuance OF the provisions OF said chap:
uma,r am s the Laws OF being the following described
lot. piece or parcel o. land remey .., =, Ian. ...
that certain !, S ss R eSfe or Ward Of the City
NNew York bounded and described as follows;
formed by the OF the nortnsry side OF Grand
with the westerly "as %, "a. az NJ, s
Is feet: thence westerly parallel or nearly 20 win the
northsriy side Grand street 100 feet llh inehs::
No., street 2. feet s tnches thence easteriy parallel
or nearly 20 10 the norhery side OF Grsnd street 100
fee, 70 ne Eein Or place ; % S'r a1
r,s awc,Is NJ SCOTT Gourmet the Corporation. Ne
Tryon Row. New York C:u.
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Grin tuaute0-- Malcs.

....ooo~~o1>,>~>~>~>> ~ g.,
TyATTED-Mas joiner $500 per dien az ,me ant
w yarI New An examination OF ani"N''i'.'
VII b. held at Navy Yard. New-l ork lu Wa.
49, oo1 for filling the following position M's"i
. ,se an nor dem, The examination VIII be open 70
Ill conner. who give evidence 81 experience W So
ar "a. LIND 81 work which they seek employ
~, and who are OF the lnited states Airy
cations win be Addressed 20 The CoMMnNpAHa' M, IN
y,pD NF.W YORK and Vust be delivered 10 MN on
ar before Mond1y March RI. No Application re,',.v
-, ,h.t date considered. Each applicant WI"
s,te IN his application his name. age residence Vi,~r
shin present occupation stating shop ana POSITION %
a., ant preytous employment work done. me ai!h
cation mus, accompanied by evidence 81 ciizenshp
M ~, preferably from previous employers as
~ .bs,,r,er habits II industry and sobrety ami SKI!
and experience Ia CONDUCTING work Of the kind required
r.. termination viii be practical In character having
the requirements OF IN" postum
10 ~. filled II will be directed TO ascertainnR the hp
az hts business and his ability 10 ge
God ok out of ha The applicants antecedents ana
Of his previous work VIII pe
duiv considered by the Board. JOHN u. LONG. secre
tar NJ the Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
FREE PASS BILL STRIKES A SNAG.

MR. ROBBINS WILL NOT LET 1T GET BY WITHOUT
SHOWING IT CP.
Albany March (SpeciaD-The Free Pass bill. by
which certain members OF the Legislature hope
10 he allowed TO ride for nothing on the railroads
Of the State will not have so uninterrupted a
passage in the Assembly as it had in the senate
where il was passed yesterday. The Dill came
over from the Senate to-day. and was 70 De
pushed through when Assemblyman Rooplhs oo
iected and said he desired that the bill be laid
aside for a time unit, he had regained his voice
nov husky from a severe cold in order That ne
might debate H. Several attempts were made 10
ceii Mr. Robbins of from his opposition TO the
Measure but they unsuccessful. ana ne
bill was advanced to third reading WIN 1n ,1
Understanding that II should not be passed until
Mr. Robbins could debate II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
PyVFPSIDE DRIVE BILL AMENDED.

Albany. March Special. -Assemblyman Aus'm
to-day SO amended the Riverside Drive Extension
hill az TO make It Identical with the measure INTRO
duced in the Senate last night by Senator ford'
The bill which has been amended several tunes
s,rce ,,s Introduction several weeks ago, Is now
believed 20 be in proper form for passage. me
amendments offered to-day were made necessary oy
tho consent which has been given by the New
York Central Railroad 10 allow the drive 10 pass
over IFS tracks in the vicinity OF Trinity cemetery
This will allow the drive 10 De continued al 'His
uoint In it's full width
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
or,rr INCOME tax PROPOSED.

Alhanv March s-Assembyman Bates to-day IN
troauced a bill providing that after January l. I'VE
a tax shall be levied annually on the gross pron's
and income received the previous calendar year oy
every citizen Of the State whether from property
rents interests dividends. salaries or any sources
whatever Such tax Is to be one-haf or per cent
~, an income over 81 900 and less than 5000; ! per
cent on sum over 5000 and less than slos' ~ pc,
one.half OF / per cent added for every additional
IN m Cd SllNNO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

rising statesman 10 have the honor of connectins
his name with bill 10 prohibit trusts in this
State 1t appears now that II would nave
been a wise move on the part Of the RepuDhcah
leaders Of the Legislature 10 have accepted my
prefer and saved the State the enormous sum ms
committee has expended IN achieving nothing tur-
Their than the removal Of my name from me ROD
bins bill of last year. which again introduced ms
wear and which the committee after six weeks OF
expensive delberaton has decided 70 recommend
10 the Legislature as a means of curbing the bur
densome power Of trusts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
FAVORABLE REPORT on THE LIBRARY.

Albany March 9-The Assembly Cities commit
Tee tomorrow will report the following bills IA
voraby:
assemblvman Austin's-Authorizing New-fork
CITY 10 spend 3, 800 900 in erecting ouiIding IN
BRYANT Park for the New-Iork Pubhc Library
Aston Tenox and Tilden foundations
Assemblynan AGlers-Providng for new court
house in New-York city. TO take the pace Oh the
Essex Market Police Court go 49,, -.
Assemblyman Andrews's-Providingf TOT three al
cttional City Magistrates in New-York lily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
To SHOOT AT BAY CHESTEh.

The second annual tournament OF the Cobweo Gun
club will be held at Bay Chester on March H. Il, -
and 49, the week OF the Sportsman's Exhio,ioh. i"e
soectal feature OF the tournament Is the CoDweo
Handicap a guaranteed purse OF 500. 10 Dirus 90
entrance all surplus added The first two days VIII
be devoted TO cay-bird shooting; the last TWO 70
live bird contestA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
TIME WASTED. SAYS ROBBINS
COMMENT on LExows WORK BY THE AUTHOR
OF LAST YEARS BILLS

"aH!' March (SpeciaD Rob-
""o uie" the Antitrust bills last year. said
to-day with regard to the repor, NJ tho Iexow
Committee:
nor, nave Only mad an opportunity 20 give the re-
c con superficial consideration but from what
scron rain II seems to me that as little has been
Tim tnshed as prophesied would be done al the
Serora' ,t resolution creating this committee was
caii one Lksiature At that time you will re-
Trina, I'll, iir'eu 70 nave my name stricken from the
~'Ns' DNi' ana 10 allow Mr. Lexow or any other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
FIint'S Fine Furniture.
Delighted are the economical buyers VINO
take advantage of the great bargains now

con, Cantain Walter q. Schuyler. George '" carr
and Frederick Fortmeyer ,,,,,o, a,ble,ss
iii Ia ,e-isfcrnl like Amateur Athletic inion men
VIII ba,f - the registration fee VIII go 20 the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
THE STALLION lCOLYTE SOLD FOR s3,o0".

Lexington. Ky. March (speciaD.-The trotting
stallion Acolyte. by Onward. for which coxey. OF
'Commonweal" fame. bargained 10 pay r. r Pepper
go 900 was sold to-day by George IA. Watson 10
i. d. Wilson, Of PUNK sutawney, Penn. for S,VV@
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Ceual Notices.
...11o@ND~~N~NNNNN
ECEIvER'S SALE.-by virtue OF al o'u'

DECEIVER'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order
IL Of the city Cour, Of New-Y9rk apIoins , me re
,r - ali the property real and personal OF hlsh
s All" made and hled IN the office Of me county
,Iark Of New-York County. the uniersgnel sueh re,
oa,,n- Win on the 2?,h day OF Marcn, isv'. a, u
o.,oct noon al the New York Real Estate sa1esroon
III Broadway New-York city. by strong H sa no.
expose FOR and sell 10 the highest bidder
an the right title and interest which said Husn y
a.. rn nss or has IN a indenture ~ lease and
Ia I.assr mad. and executed by samuel F. Doughty
go other- EXECUTORS Joseph Crocheron. OF prem
aH. q .. West sh street. Newyork. for ten years
- Nav lst 1894 and recorded in the Registers once
80 ,.o,n,v in Block Series conveyances l4be- 81
S Sl page 40 and said sale will be made sub
g., ~ The conditions covenants and terms contained In
said lease -. g.. ,so-
Da'e' ' ISAAC MARKS. Receiver.
WILLIAM McARrHrR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

Are YOU thinking Of purchasing Piano or a
t,a M Stool II So do not fail to consult The little
advertisements In the narrow columns. Some good
bargains may be found there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

The cyclists OF this district are watching the
free baggage bill fight in New-Jersey with consld-
cradle interest The wheelmen OF this city are as
much interested In the subject are the riders OF
the bicycle across the North River Inc Dill came
ND for second reading al Trenton on Monday ana
4, ,,as amended az follows: "Requlring wheelmen
70 remove lanterns from wheels before checking
them as baggage; relieving the railroads. from ma
bUitv for dan where the wheemen neglect 10
do so: requiring railroads TO carry wheels on tne
same train taken by the owners whenever prac-
,icable and when not the next train Inc
hin was ordered 10 be reprinted with the amend
menis Incorporated therein
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

A tour through Cycle Row yesterday showed that
the business for the year was opening up IN good
shane AT the various houses In Reade. Duane
Nassau and Warren SITS. and in Broadway every
thing was hustle and every one was busy Inc
statesmen were taking orders. ana the managers
r.ra busv people indeed While the weather yes
,ordav was not exactly Of tho bicycle-ridlne sor
Tho men in the trade know that the backbone Oh
n"r,er has been broken and that II Is only delay
~ a few DAYS before the cyclists VIII ne tnrons'us
,he roads and the outdoor riding season VIII De ~
en- hssf Few new models are seen on the r0aus
90, heir owners desiring 20 save their prish'
new models for clear weather.
u,ha,rren NAV obtain full printed Information and
-,or,her.h,n blanks by sending names and ad-
nrosses 10 the Cycling Editor. Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
POTTER AN HoNORED GUEST AT ROCHESTER
THE BAGGAGE FIGHT IN NEw-JERsEY-

BUSY IN THE ROW.
President Potter left town for Rochester yeser-
day in order TO open the bicycle show In that
civ last night The show is held by the Roches-
ter Association OF the l.. A. w. and the proceeds
will be devoted TO good roads A dinner was held
at the New Osborn House last night. az which
President Potter the guest OF honor The l." a
" leader will return to-day. lie will leave for
baltimore tomorrow where he Will attend DIN
ner al the Maryland Bicycle Club on Thursday
night No l.. A. W committees have been named
as yet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

- For short time Special Excursion 700 miIes trans
nation and nearly weeks board, $500 FOR per'iou-
lars apnly 10 the uniers igned Qua, - - ycb "a
or Dnchesse p m. Mch u Kansas .Ity 2 m; Nj Nj ~
,,gsta : ~ m Mich. i3 G. Brm CHAM. D p m sicn W
From ncu. pier 81 y. R. Tues. Thurs ana sa,, L"
rl.I' AFRO, I'nsurpas sed cabin accommodations
~ ,ar,ons .or ali points South. For tickets ana
ran ,ns annv 3l7 2s s53. $40 Bwsy. or 70 o. II
ri Mgr at Pier foot Spring 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10
FRENCH LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique.

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARls FRANSE
LA BRETAGNE Rupe. AT 81, ~ a. ~
LA NORMANDIE. Deloncle; 50 N9n, ~ sso N;
upwards including railway fare 20 Pars pa.9r seat
"a Landing cha ges Second class 20 Paris. SJ' %.
"'' FOPGET General Agent. Bowling Green. " T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

~ CHARLESTON. s. c..
the South AND SOUTHWEST
y.CKsONVIII.E AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS.
From pier 90 z. R. foot u Roosevelt, So, ?. m
.rcoNor-IN Chas & Jacksonville. 80. Friday March y
en- ITr.HE Chas Il Jacks nyie. Monday. March -
SEWINOIE Chas Jack. ...,. Wefnesfay Marcnt q. i.
,pHor-orS Chas Jack rrlisN strcn -
c,eaners have nrst-cass passenger accorlmodatlons
s'e VIM p CLYDE & CO. General Agents
" Bowling Green. " 7.
~. c.r, and Penn Fast r. p. Line. via Jscksonvle
20. So Freight and Passenger Line. via Charsston
{; ECiER Genera: Agent. 3ol Broadway, ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-10

"A. TO LIVERPOOL BIZ QUEENSTOWN.
Aurana . March 10 noon rn1bria. April 3, esd O. m
EtrIria Mch 20 20 a. m I.uoania. April 10 a. m.
C,mrora March %, | D. E'ruria. April II, 2. m
From Pier 90 North River. foot % Clarkson-st
Far freight and passage apply at the Conpanys on.cs
Va 4 PowiIng Green New-York.
W. VERNON II PROwN & co. General AEents
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OCD N. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL For La Guayra Puerto Cabeo Curacao ana Asn'
~. VI. - crIacao from Robert Stores Brooklyn
g TENEzI FLA ........ Tuesday March 49, m
SIS PHILADELPHIA... Wednesaaay: MAJ" anrm a. y m
- NNr FOR MARAcArBo. VIA sT THoHAs
These steamers built eSpr.s r,r 'n' ''~
sA'' s"S~''' BOULTON. PfTSS & pALLETI.
General Managers. l3S Fronf-v
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-09
HENRY VISITS BISMARCK
Hefore Setting Forth on His E1pediiion
KIAo Chow

Frieirichsyuhe, &C. s.--Prince Henry of
Prussia, the commander OF the second
squadron Of German warships bound for
Kiao-Chau bay. visited Prince Bis
marck today and remained two hours in
consultation with the great statesman.
1t is understood that the far ea.teTn Sit
uatiOn was thoroughly discussed.
On leaving Prince Bismarck. Prince
Henry said:
Lex me also salute thst brow wnlcl
my grandfa Baer so often kissed
He then kissed Bismarck on the fore
head and cheek. The aged statesman
wished him safe voyage. good success
and happy return.
DR.. Shweninzer, Prince Bismarck's :
physician. ssys the prince VIII soon Re-
cover from the effects q HE recent neu-
ralgia pains.
Alton. Dec. s.-Pyi1ce Henry o' Pru%-
sia started fr Kiel this afternoon. 4
numoef OF Officers. headed by Cienersi
Count waldsrsee. we're a. tire railway
Platform TO bid him farewell The prince
thanked them and paid bis siicu1. He
said:
u ask you 70 believe nat IN going
where the emperor. favor SENDS me
thank him for reposing such confidence
N ne. In the name - the emperor. IN
ais honoT ani the honor of the Fst1er-
and. viii discharge fae duties Il my
command. Long live t5e emperor"
The officers responded wia1 a hearty
cheer
New Yofk. Dec. S.-Tae C0mnsrclsl al
Cable company Gent out ths following
notice today;
we are advised taas TIE Chinese s1-
;1oTi;ie. give ls5flce q tae ciorlng %
the telegraph office - Klso-Cna1 IN sas
province o. shan Tung
Berlin. Dec. s--Tt - rT11no-ed tonfzt:
sstat Cara mas cols3 Riac-Cha1 . cSe--
many. Wbetaer re report - .rue or
not. there ls every indlcsts1a 81 .ae pre-
sa-7ssons fo- Lle expedition under
PrInce Henry that bczz stay - oou ,ezEs-
plated
ESu57er1r Wllaisrn XII make t7s t~-
partu7e % Priaee EeDcy's s43ad-o1
Ki-I ne occasion for an l11T.1sSaR nssal
display. TIE Brsdea51rg. a h-r-cisSs
5z-tl=soi2 o. more r5an l5e99 tszs s-s-
placement. and tie UuEtezs5ars. q So
oa5-c,ass bsstiessf7 o z~ariy 7.sss soaz.
Eel3le coming rom Csrfs1fzza g. Eial
70 tsks part ia TIE elHo1Y. c1IH5c-f
Bs,h yesseis z@-e Iu51re7. ta= TEgrfsa,-
burg - badly t1st = Ezs a@aessary -
sad 7e-- % dry 4a~x