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DEVEY'S EYE on MANILA.
DURING THE vIRGINIUs TROUBLE HI
WANTED TO CAPTURE THE CITY.

DURING THE vIRGINIUs TROUBLE HE
WANTED TO CAPTURE THE CITY
Washington Aug. Chairman Moses. OF the
Committee OF One Hundred having in charge me
reception TO Admiral Dewey his arrival IN
Washington. which includes the presentation OF the
sword voted him by Congress. has received from
the Admiral the following letter approving tho
plans under consideration for the AFFAIR;
Fqgs MP.S oy ang T5e Ts VIZ WERE dss
man and secretary Of the Reception Comm"'ee'
Dear Srs. have the honor TO acknowledge the
receipt Of your letter Of the sth inst. informing me
o. the arrangement proposed for my RECEPTION n
sent by the Secretary OF the Navy. ] am deeply
sensible OF the high honor your committee pro
me secrcay that the arrangements approyed by
the President. and by him are entirely agree oe
n I with pleasure that II ls proposed 70
make the exercises as simple possible. II Is i'm
possible al this time TO FIX the date OF my arrlv Al
in<orn1stjo5 on that point as soon rs possible
THANKING the committee for the great honor Il
has paid me and you personally, FOR your court
'o"S 's''f' at" GEORGE DEWEY
An interesting historical fact. dating back 70 1873
has come 70 light. in which Admiral Dewey was fhs
central figure Dewey. then a commander. was In
command ~ the United States steamship Maria gan
sett on the Asiatic station having taken charge Of
the vessel on March l. 1879. The vessel was On sur
veying duty when tn. virginius trouble was pre-
cfptated and war with Spain scanned imminent
Commander Dewey wrote TO the Navy Department
requesting that In case war was declared ne Wono
be assigned the duty Of capturing Mania ] ne
peaceful settlement Of the controversy Win SPAIN
avoided the necessity for hostile demons ration
but the Interesting fact IS that the doughty ofcer
ago search will be made for the letter in the
files OF the Navy Department, and " found ~ IS
expected an effort will be made ny me nr.izeis ~
Committee 10 have Il reproduced ss souvenir OF
the reception.
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HARDLY SERIOUS YET.

Washington Aug The reported indignity 70 en-
American citizen al johannesburg, South Africa,
arising out OF his being mistaken for q Kafhr has
not been reported TO the State Department. and the
view prevails among officials that 1t Is hardly
likely 10 assume international aspect. The re-
lations between the British Colonists OF South
Africa and the Americans in that quarter have
been Of the most satisfactory character, so much
60 that their interests have been regarded "a
eIike IN the recent controversy over the rights
OF the Outanders in the Transvaal. For this rea-
son the Incident at johannesburg Is felt by OFF,
ciais here 10 be exceptional and in way indica-
tive OF hostility 10 Americans.
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MUST BE A BRITISH STBJECT.
Mr. CARNEGIE CANNOT ACT As JUSTICE OF
THE PEACE IN sI-THERLANDsHIRE
Unless NATT-RALZED.

London Aug The Lord Advocate OF Scotland
The Plight Hon A q Murray, q. o. replying IN
The House OF Commons to-day 10 a question Of
-rbor,as Bartholomew Curran, snti-Parnellite.
Member FOR North Donegal. said that II Andrew
Carnegie had not been naturalized British SUD
1ect he could not act a Justice OF the Peace IN
sutherlandshlre, TO which Office ne has Just been
appointed The Lord Advocate also salo ne had
10 krowledge Of the facts in the case, except VIVA
Re saw In the newspapers, that Ny. carnegie had
f4sn appointed q deputy lieutenant re Vas not
8 wa-e Whether M Carnegie was IA turaNZed or
not and undoubtedly the Lord Chancellor and Lord
Lieutenant did not know the circumstances "hen
fheY made The appolrtment
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NOT ABLE YET TO RESIGN.

y7-sr1~r MORGAN J o'BRIEN FEARS HIS WITH
nRAwA1. At PRESENT WOULD IMPAIR THE
USEFULNESS OF TIE SUPREME COURT.
Morgan l. O'Br1en. Justice OF the Supreme Court
1bo was expected To resign some time this sum-
rne-. said yesterday that although still anxious
70 leave the bench 10 resume active practice he has
10 hopes Of doing so at present
It would be Impossible for me TO do anything
about II until the court reconvenes in October
b. said II am letting the matter drift. and, TO be
ca,d,d have not given much thought to It lately.
All mr. life since the time l was admitted 10
the Bar. I have held public Office. and l should Ike
row 20 return 20 active practice. wanted to do SO
last winter and thought that it would be an easy
matter But after consulting with my colleagues
: 4ornd that in their opinion my resignation az
tra lime would impair the usefulness OF the court,
END felt IL my duty 70 remain on the pench until
II ne business at hand disposed Of num-
~ ~ cases which I expected would be sett4eo IN
tne spring have gone over until ta!L
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A. II. DE FOREST.

From the rostrum OF the Stock Exchange yester-
day Chairman Mcclure announced the death OF A.
II. De Forest OF the veteran members. Mr.
De Forest died at his summer home at Litchfeld
Conn. on Sunday night from general debility. He
was about sixty years Old and had been In failing
health for the last two years. Mr.. De Forest was
admitted 10 membership in the Exchange on Janu-
ary 90 1873 For fifteen years he was partner IN
the brokerage house Of c. l. Hudson Il Co. from
which he retired a year ago last May. His town
house was at No ~ East Sixty-sixth-st TWO sons
and a daughter survive him. He was member or
the Union Club and the New-York Athletic Club.
and was prominently identified with charitable or
ganiZatiOns
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4 GOLDEN WEDDING.

Alexandria Bay. y Y, Aug (speciaD.-Mr. ana
Mrs Andrew Reasoner OF East Orange, y. j..
ce,Abra.ed the fftieth anniversary OF their mar
rage here last evening Colonel Reasoner has
been for the last thirty the general superin-
tendent OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern Railway. and accompanied by Mrs Reasoner'
is spending the summer months az the Ihousand
sion last evening OF gathering OF friends Inc
table In the dining hall was brilliantly iiunllna sl
The aged couple received the hearty congratula-
lions and the best wishes OF many frlends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
DEUEYs VISIT TO VERMONT.

Montpelier ~, Aug. Mayor John n. Seuter
to-day received letter from Admiral Dewey.
dated Trieste July q, in reply 10 the city's invita-
ton 10 visit his native place. The Admiral thanked
the Mayor and City Council for their kind express
sions Of regard. and said that II would give him
much pleasure 70 meet his old friends and towns
men. He stated that he was unable 70 tx upon
anv definite time for his visit 70 Montpelier. but
hoped 10 come here soon after his arrival in the
United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
N HONOR or GENERAL STARh'S MANI H.

CORNERSTONE or MONUMENT LAID IN FE"-
MONT.
Peru Vt. Aug THE erection or HfoI'u" ~.
Commemorate General Stark's heroic march WIZ a
fboues,a mo, ,byoIgh the wilderness TO mee' 'he
invasion Of the British at Bennington was oesu"
here to-day with the laying Of the cornerstone
with exercises OF special interest and large galhe'
ing Of country folk Reuben Bigeow Burton p' %
New-York laid the cornerstone. The site, "I'0H %
made memorable by the encampment OF "ehe,''
etsrk u,on - U.s a ebort distance north OF TINS
village II Is only small elearins, b on WIDER tid
noes m forest neavlv as unbroken as on the day
rlsp General STARK made his march through IL
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SUITED HIM EXACTLY.

From The Ohio State journal
Buktns looked up from his desk as he heard some
one enter mis- office. Two ladies'. members or his
cburch stood before him We are out on another
begging expedition" they chOrused
what is Il this time?" he inquired, snappshly
81 lust paid out s. yesterday on foreign missions
and dollar the day before on repairs Tor the
church | suppose you are collecting on a new car
pet now. . -. ..,,,h .his ,;,r.
mo no. we are trying 10 raise enough TINS tme
m send the minister away on vacation
The frown Bilkins's countenance VANISHED slS
ing way 10 a broad smile OF satisfaction. on,
Ell he exclaimed In Joyous tones put me down
Cor go
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EEICEE.

MAIN oFF1CE-No 1874 Nassau-st
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THE TENEZUELAN COMMISSION
MALLET-PREvosT CONTINUES HIS ARGU
MENT

Paris. Aug. AT the session OF the Anglo
Venezuelan Boundary Arbitration Commission
to-day Mr. Mallet-Prevost in continuing his
presentation OF the Venezuelan case. discussed
various claims relative TO the interior Of Guiana,
ouotine documents to show that the Dutch never
went above the first cataracts OF the Essequioo
a nd other rivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
MRS ANNIE F. TRTSLOw.

Summit y. J., Aug (SpeciaD-Mrs Ami" ?.
Truslow widow Of Samuel w Trusow. Of New
York City. died suddenly at her summer home
''Woo1lea Farm" on the Chatham turnpike. near
Summit yesterday She born IN BROOKLYN In
May 1882 her father being William Wall. well
known merchant Of that place She leaves two
one OF whom is a lawyer. The funeral VIII
be held AZ "WOOdlea Farm tomorrow morning.
The Rev Or Walker Cwynne, rector OF Calvary
Episcopal Church. Of summit, Of which she was
formerly member will offCite. The burial VIII
he in the family plot in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
ARBITRATION IN THE TRANSTAAL
MR. CHAMBERLAIN PROPOSES JOINT COM
MISSION OF INQCIRY-WTLLING TO
CONFER WITH KRUGER.

Pretoria Aug. THE dispatch OF the Score
tary OF State for the Colonies. Joseph Chamber
lain, besides proposing a joint commission OF
inquiry into the effect the Transvaal franchise
reforms will have on the Outlanders adds that
when this matter is settled the High Commits
sioner will not be unwilling to confer with
President Kruger on other questions. including
arbitration provided always that a foreigner is
never permitted to act as arbitrator.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
TO VISIT ROME AND LONDON

London Aug S.-The Rome correspondent OF
The Daily Mail" says that Admiral Dewey
will arrive there on Wednesday. and that ne
has asked an audience Of the Pope. According
10 the same correspondent, the Admiral VIII
visit London before returning 10 the uhlted
States
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Ms. Nav Irwin will present new play by Glen
McDonourh called Sister Mary" al the Bijou
Thaatra IN October with a cast including Miss
Louise Rial Miss Queene Vasssr. Miss Marcia
Treadwen Miss Amy Muller Mss Allen Ma, Msy
Miss Marie Shirley. Joseph NJ. SPARKS, Hetoet
Gresham George Beane. Roland Carter Charles
Prince Miss saIlie Tomas, Mis-. Made Inc Ander-
ton. Miss Marie Millward and MISS Lime L"N'0''
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6petial \ ctlrfs.
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IN THE UNITED STATES

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months. $40 a year.
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MINISTERIAL CRISIS PREDICTED.
MARTINEZ CAMPOs LOOKS FOR REsIGNA-
TION OF SPANISH MINISTER'S

Madrid, Aug 7-Marsha Martinez Campos.
president Of the Senate. In an interview just
published. predicts Ministerial crisis IN NO
vember adding that the Ministers or war Ma
r,ne and Justice. General Poiavieja, Admiral
Gomez Imaz and Senior Duran. respectively VIII
resign.
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REMIT ANCEs should Away. b. made n Poromes
money order Express money order, or drstf on ~
York CITY II cash by mail unregistered. rns
Tribune will not be responsible FOR Us loss
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Pr1TFF FROM DROrTH N INDIA.

Bombay. Aug There has been slight fall OF
rain in various parts If western India in the
last few DAYS The monsoon Is current again.
though not strongly. The situation is somewhat
improved.
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Ap1ny rrcrRSI0X RE4CHES SEATTLE.

Seattle Wash. Aug THE Arton excursion from
Neu-York. arrived here to-day and was met oy
Mayor Humes and representatives OF local German
societies. The party started tonight for ThcomA-
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Bar.
Inch
800
90 5

I'M this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by the Tribunes SELF
,ecoaing barometer The dotted line shows the tsmpers-
,ure ~ recorded az Pervs Pharmacy.
Tribune once Aug 6. m-The weather Yesterday
uas fair and moderate. The temperature ranged De-
tween 20 and - degrses
The weather to-day will be fair. with fresh winaA
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DECORATION FOR ". DELC4NSF

THE czAR coSFERs Upon HIM TIRE ALEXANDER
xEwsKY ORDER
{, Petersburg. Aug The Car has con
..-uoa ,,non NJ. Delcasse the French Minister Of
ro-eign Affairs. the Alexander Newsky Order
in diamonds.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW

For the District u Columbia. New-Ensiand Eastern
N. York New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware
Narviand and Virginia TO day and tomorrow. with
continued moderate tempeatures fresh norhery WINDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

Charles Frohman has engaged J. H. stoddard TOT
'Tha only Way'' al the Herald Square Theatre
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OBITUARY.
THE REV. DR. ALEXANDER BRUCE.

Glasgow Aug. THE Rev. Dr. Alexander Bal
main Bruce, professor OF apoogetics and New
Testament exegesis in Free Church College Glas-
gov, since 1875. died here to-day. He was born In
Perthshire in 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
N NEw-YORK CITY.
RENUTTANCES

On. cont per copy extra postage Il charsef ~ ,ae
DAILY and sEMT-wEEXLY to mail subscribers IN N-v-
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
DECLINES PHILADELPHIA RECEPTION

Philadelphia Aug. Mayor Ashbridge to-day
received from Admiral Dewey letter, In which he
hero % Manila regrets his inability definitely 70 a.
cent q reception on the part OF this city. In his
letter Admiral Dewey says:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

The Gladly" which Stuart Robson. will give at
Wallack's Theatre, beginning on september TO- -
a dramatizatiop % a novel Of that name
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FOR TRAVELLER IN EUROPE

DAILY with Sundays. 81 IS month Address changes
o desired
DAILY without Sunday. N4 month Address
changed often as desired
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II is with regret that AZ this time accept
the offer OF q reception. ss do not feel II would
b. prudent 20 make any engagements for the tut
LIE NJ health has not been very good AMI, besides.
the Philippine Commission Of which I am still a
member will probably meet in Washington shortly
after my return. In that case should feel bound
TO break all engagements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08
AND FREE THINKERS FIGHT.

Madrid. Aug 7.-serious dsturbances have oc-
o,rred at Casteleon Opposing bands OF Catholics
- FREQ Tbinke.s fought In front Of church
anu and several persons. including priest.
were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-08

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Gernsn steamers .allins 90
rasdavs take Printed Mater. etc. FOR Germany snn
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc. LOT or,
nsrts of Euroue. American and White star steanleIs
on Wednesdays, German steamers or Thursdsya shn
,'unard French and German steamers on saturoAgs
take Printed Matter. etc for All counul"s TOT WYNN
they are advertised 10 carry mall .,--..-
Aftsr The closing q the Supplementary lfansa l1llo
N,us named above additional supplementary malls afe
opened on The piers Of the American. English Frrfn
and German steamers. and remain open untI WITHIN
Ten Minutes OF the hour Of sailing Of steamer
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HOURS: Morning.

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
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Posfomce Notice.

Cshould b. read Daily by all interested as changes
may o tim@) - ,
Foreign mails the weed ending August Y 80 W.
close promptly in all cases ar me Genera Fo.o' -.
follows Parcels Mails close hour Garner 'nAh
closing shown below:
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
V-FDNESDA Y-At ! A. NJ. Complementary a M tor
Europe per So. Louis via S3uthsnp,on '-''s -,
for germany AMI Ireland must ~ direc'ed Pc =
via Cherbourg southampton and Bremen 4ette... Ut
ether rsrts ~ Europe be directed per Lam , -
m ,supplementarv 1890 a. NJ Tor Eurup" PEI >
.Teutouic Via Queenstown az 1880 A. NJ tor 3eklun,
direct per Wssternlsnd detters must ne direr'ei
''p-- Wesernand) ,. .,-....
TIL -RSpAY-At a. N. Tor Europe. per . :. 'Auglrs
Victoria via Che-bourE Southampton and hamnurg
8 AT'T'RDAY-At A. m. FOR Europe. per $ > ..arn-
narts via Queenstown Oetters for France SHit1er-
srt Italv Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egypt ana sri',-n
india must be directed per Campania p AZ IN for
lance Switzerland Italy. Spain Portugal Turkey
Egypt and british India. per : Ia Cnanpasns,
Uavre 0etters for other rtrs ~ Europe must os ~
-eced per Ia Champagne - a. A. m toI HT.n.,
lands direct per Spaarndan wa h'''sps o. ~, y,
,ers must 10 directed per Spssrndaul p AZ = 10
FOR Italy per $ Aller detters must be drec"a ~
Ailer''I, at 10 a. N FOR Scotland direct PEI - = An
choria detters must be directed per Anchoris J.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-15
EMPEROR'S YACHT WINS.

COWES. Aug. 1.-The regatta OF the
Royal Yacht Squadron was opened to-
day with beautiful weather and big
crowds alioat and ashore. The start
ers In the race for the Queens cup
were the Prince of Wales Britannia,
Emperor Williams Meteor, Satanita,
Rainbow, Betty, Roseneath and Ceto-
mia. The course was the Old Queens
County course to the westward, round
Lymington Spit buoy, then eastward
through the Bullock buoy, finishing
of nj Cowes.
The Britannia and Meteor crossed
the starting line together. The Britain
MIA took the lead, but the Meteor
rounded Lymlngton Spit buoy a min
ute ahead with the Others close up,
The Meteor, which allowed tho BTi-
tannla ten minutes, finished az 8'4b;l5,
The Britannia finished a. 3.LjJ 90 and
the SatAnita az i;l8'b0,
The Meteor won,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-15
IT SAVES THE CHILDREN.

About one month ago my child,
which is fifteen months Old, had an
attack OF diaTrhooa accompanied by
vomiting. gave II such remedies as
are usually given In such cases, but
as nothing gave relief, we sent for a
physician and - was under his care
for q week, At this time the child
had been sick for about ten days and
was having about twenty-five opera
tons Of the bowels every twelve
hours and We were convinced that
unless II boon obtained relief Il would
not live, Chamberlain Cole, Ch0l-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy was rec
commended, and ] decided 10 Try H.
! soon noticed change for the better;
by ia continued use u complete cure
was brought about ana II ~ now per-
leetly healthy q, J., B0ggs, stump
town, Gilmer Co, w, Va, For sale by
Henson, smith A. 10, Wholesale Agls,
o. ~ J., and all drMsisia aud dealers
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-08-15
ABOUT TOWN.
DUam's Eackache Kidney pills in
Honolulu.

Readers of the Honolulu papers are
familiar with it. At first it created
considerable excitement. Week after
week went by and the good people OF
Honolulu ceased TO wonder and settled
down to the fact that what so many Of
their neighbors said must be true. Any
medicine that is endorsed like Doan's
Backache Kidney Pills by our own cit
liens soon becomes household rem
edy. Ask any citizen of Honolulu
what will cure kidney trouble and the
answer invariably is "Doan's BaCkacbe
Kidney Pills
Mr.. Charles Comey, of CyClomere
street, this city, Is one OF the many
persons who have tried Doan's Back
ache Kidney Pills with great adVant-
age. He relates his experience thus:
II have been hack driver for num-
Der of years past and this is an occu-
patton in which, through exposure TO
weather and much jumping up and
down from the vehicle, one is partic-
ularly liable to kidney complaint.
suffered myself, from a lame back Tor Il
long while, and in my anxiety TO got
rid of it tried several things which did
not reach the root of my trouble. An
advertisement acquainted me with
what grand work Doans BackaChe
Kidney Pills were doing, and ] got
some Of them at the HOLSTER Drug
Co.'S store. used them and with very
much profit, for they relieved my back
wonderfully"
Doan's Backache Kidney Pills are
for sale by all dealers or sent by mail
on receipt Of price, so cents per box,
by the Hollister Drug Co. Honolulu,
wholesale agents for the Hawaiian
Islands.
Remember the name Doan's and take
no other.