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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-12
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Howe, Morgan, 10 Rebecca Marsh. 46th-st Nc
II West, years. ........... ........-.....
Stanton, Elizabeth H. TO Henry R Wood. 1O8th-
st. 5. 20 IT W Of Amsterdan-ave. rerecorded
Burgess William H. TO Manhattan Savings IN
stttution Lafayette Place, No 80. 8 years..
Ritchie Albert. to Universal Trust Co. Contra
Park West, No 223. instruments ,.............
Smith, Rose, 70 Michael Egan 13Tth-st. s
new line, 500 II Of Home-ave; also 19Tth-st
:, new line 900 II OF Home-ave 50x2O0 t
1SSth-st. 3 months Observation-Disclosures.
Hunter. Mariana J. 10 New-York Savings Bank
Broadway. No 929, year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 9.
Fahys. Joseph TO the Brooklyn Savings Bank
Park-ave, e corner T3d-st, I year. -......-.. -,
Berlin, FAX X and David Cohen, 20 Leighton
Williams and another. trustees etc 13th-st Il S
1i3 II e Of Avenue B. s years. ...............-.
Seggie william Lucie Buddington, 12lst-st
g, % II Of Park-ave. 8 years. ............. =.
Dorenus, Charles H 10 Henry Auchincloss ex-
Bachrach. Louis, TO Arthur J Ridley, ST Mark:
Place. s, 23S Il " OF Avenue A. I year
Bechstein Augustus c. to Alfred L White, trus-
tee. Franklin-st No 1855, year. .-..-.........
Reynolds, Thomas. to the German Savings Bank
35th-st No 329 West, year. --......-..-
Same to same S5th-st No 331 West, l year. 90 ..
Die Deutsche Evangelische Lutherisohe Immanuels
Gemende Unga enderter Augsburgische Con-
fession Of the City OF New York 70 the Manhat-
tan Savings Institution, s5d-st, Nos 213 and 81
Same TO Charles Hsuselt, property.
years
Adams. William c. TO Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF the United States. 2Sth-st, $. 143.;
thurman, Ferdinand. TO Elias Kempner. Lenox-
ave. :, lOO.11 II Of 115th-st; also all tItl'
TO gore 115th-st s. 70 II W OF Lenox-ave. 90
FRANKIE. William B. to Mutual Life Insurance
Company. TSth-st, corner West End-ave.
20 - 80
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

46th-st No y West. 2ox1cO.5; Ghislan Durant TO
Morgan Howe $3.50
4th-st, No 142 East. SO 7xse 2xs3. i0x862; Harris
Fine to Noah Shelter:
Broadway No 929, Is. Sx7Tx irregular William II
jackson 10 Mariana ] Hunter. ..-.--.--.
Park-ave. 76th-st. 102 2x55: Robert "
Taller 10 William 4 Clark. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 60
St Marks Place, No 1Oe1a n :. 10. 6x94 Frederick
rach ,e-, -. 1o.s
Same property Mary A Mohr 70
Brook-ave, s. rs It OF 145th-st. 25xe0 Cecilia
Lappine 70 Leon Frey and wife. 1915
10Sth-st. No 202 East. 2ixSS.4 Mary Mcdonald
to Louis Riecardo, -. II.o
72d-st No ODD West 20x102.2; William H Nc
Cormack ct al executors and trustees. 10 Matte
sou - n -
Nesh az, ::
LOOK 1O0u It TO I5th-st DIX S.
10: Elias Kernpner TO Ferdinand thurman.
Lenox-ave. $. So. 10 II Il OF 126th-st. 166xT5:
Mary A Smith Sarah Tierney. ...-....... 1t
Broonle-st s. 70 II Of Pitt-st, Bx1O0.3x ir-
regular; Morris Benjamin and wife TO Levy
Sobol so
5th-st No 400 East soxeG: Isaac Poistein and an
other Morris Benjamin. 81 0
114th-st, No % East, 25x1Oo II; Ferdinand KurZ-
man 10 Elias Kempner ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The approximate charge 10 satisfy
~lea the above described property is 70 be sold So
80 with interest thereon alst OF May
1900, together with allowances Amounting 10
S5l5+ with interest from May 24rh 1900 together Wth
the expenses OF the sale The q
assessments other 10 allowed
70 the purchaser out OF money
Referee frErst The premises vii t soils
subject first mortgage S23 600 with fntsrzs
thereon $50 from September Is9s and also 70
ond mortgage Tor 5000, with So
September End 1899 "
Dated. New York. May IS 1900
JAMES THOMAS MADDEN. Rseer~e
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SUPREME CoUkT. CoUNrY OF sew

YORK. Francis J. Otis. PLAINTIFF against Z.
Chtvvis and others DefeudantsIa Judg
OF foreclosure and tho
aoove-euttled action and bearing date the tst Gay
OF May 1900 the Undersigned Referee said trz
named. will sell public auction. New York
Real Estate SslesrOo No III Broadway the Borough
% Manhattan. City OF New York 27th day az
June, 1900 L O'Clock that day BY Peter =
Meyer Aucrtoneer the premises directed by said Judgment
10 be sold. and therein described a follows
ALL that certain lot parcel q land with tne
buildings thereon erected situate yilx
being in the Borough OF Manhattan. and city o<
GINNING a a point the southsTy side OF ono
Thrty-c0urth Street distant hundred
and twenty-five 335 feet sastery from the soucheasrery
o. Hundred and Th-ty-f0urth and
Eighth Avenue running thence southery parallel
with Eighth Avenue. and for portion u distance
through party wall ninety-nine feet inches
OF the block between One Hundred
Thrty-thrt Hundred Thirty-fourth Sreerp.
eaSvery along said line 1t twenty
feet norrherly and parallel with Eighth
feet and eleven the southsy
westerly the said sOuthery side Hundred ara
Thrtyfourth Street twenty-five feet 20 the point az ia.
beginning
Together with the he ssrsr,
therein which rlortgazors had a. -
OF delivery and recording rlortSage
Dated. New York. June 4th, 1890.
ROLI-IN " MORGAN ReS--.s
STRONG & CADWALADER.
Plaintiffs attorneys - Wall Street. Borough OF Man.
haitian. New York Civ
DIAGRAM OF SAID PROPERTY STREET NO. IA
West bath Street.
One Hundred and TAirty-fourth Street
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The approximate OF charge sara
which the above described property sold Is
MAY 1900 together with and allowances amounting
1881. o. OF
May 1900 together with the expenses % The sale The
OF
which be allowed TO the purchaser pur-
chase paid by the Referee. is s11s5-5
interest
Dated: New York. June 5th 1900
CHARLES DONOHCE Re.eres.
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Approximate amount OF lien to satisfy which properv
Is 70 De sold 81 466 81 with interest
ith leo expenses OF action sf948 VITA interest from
May Fl 1890. and OF
Dated New York. JG1e 4th. 1900
ROLLIN II MORGAN Rsrsrsa
STRONG s CADwALADER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys Wall Street. Borough % Man
haitian. New York city
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Inc approximate the lien charge % sattsfy
.he above described property = 70 Be sold Is $50
Win interest 18th day or May,
togsther with allowances amounting 10
S3-'' with interest from May 2is together with
re expenses OF the sale The approximate amount Or
taxes assessments other liens which be allowed
% the purchaser out OF the purchase or paid by
the referee. Is SI03750 and interest
Dated New York May 25th 1900.
FREDERIC E PERHAM
aFz~
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SIPS PER SHARE.

Full paid All shareholders Of record
June Is receive the regular monthly dividend OF one per
cent payable July
Applications for stock be accompanied by check
70 the order Of the Fiscal Agents. from whom
full information including copies Of the report
may be obtained.
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Gopartnersbip = otires.

COMPREHENSIVE Notlfks.
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL FROM CoPARTNER-
SHIP
ONCE OF H. O. Watson & Co..
Importers OF and Dealers Decorative Furniture
Tapestries and Objects OF Art
Is West both Street, Borough OF Manhattan,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mr.. Walter
S. Lambert day withdrawn from the above
named copartnership OF H. o. Watson Co. The
will be continued heretofore by remaining
partners al the above address
Dated May IS. 1900 Il. O. WATSON & CO.
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. CoUNTY OF sew

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK;. BrowneH Durham PLAINTIFF. against Leo
Golenark and others. defendants
In Of Judgment % foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered the above entitled action bearing date
the 2st day OF May 1880. the Undersigned the receres
N said Judgment viii sell public auction. az tns
New York Real Saiesroor No. III Broadway n
the Borough Of Manhattan city New 18Th
day OF June 1900 u O'Clock day. by Pho
A Syth. auctlOneer the directed BY said 1ua
ment 20 be sold. and therein described follows
All thar certain ot piece parcel OF land with ne
building thereon erected ying and being IN t1s
City. County and Of bounded and de-
scTfbed follows Beginning point n ne south
e-ty line u EgaysecoDd distant hundred and
sixteen t2l6l from the southestery
Central West Eighth and Eighty
AMI thence southery parallel Central
Park West and part OF distance through party WALL
hundred and fc2) feet q inches the centre
line OF westerly. along said Ens
OF the block twentyonc f2i} feet thence north-ry,
parallel @ Central PARK West and part of the es'nes
through a party EaH- hundred and OO29 f=-e
two % inches 20 the southery line OF Eshty seeoad
and said souIhsrly linz OF
Eghtysecond rwenryone (21 feet to the point
place OF beginning
Dated New YOck. Nay ., 1890
FREDERIC e PERHAM,
Referee
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOLINE MTNDERSE
Attorneys fo= PhaintT.
"a Wall street, Borough % Manhattan New YORK
The following - diagram q the property q De sold a.
second street. Borough OF Manhattan,
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Bryant-st $50 7 Of Jennings-st for
two-stoTy dwelling. 11x32; Anna Tin
ner owner; Robert Glenn No ST Brook-ave,
architect Sl.a
I4lst-st 70 II " OF Locust-ave a
story frame dwelling. 25x66: G Gibbns. No SIS
Locust-ave. owner; W c Dickerson, architect. SIS
I3th-st. s 100 " OF 10th-ave. for a oue-story
frame structure. I5x25: Hogg estate. owner: II
Davidson No 101 West 102d-st architect. 2
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lurtioH 5alrs-findnrill
LOUIS MEsIEa. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN Ii. MULLER & SON,
WEDNESDAY,, JUNE Is, 1900,

wEDN GSDHtS SoNC 10, iO0O,
a. $3.50 O'clock Al the y Y Real Estate saIesroonl
No II Broadway
BY order OF Executors
80 shs Detroit. EiIsdale & s w p. R.
= shs Brooklyn Trust Co.
SO sas Nh creek s Nine Hin Nav. r R;
$500 Lou Evans 81 ST. Louis r r. Consld- Gold
M1ge- ? Trust Gifts.
For account Of whom may
81 shs Nat Bank o. Commerce.
= Fourth National Bank.
shs Western National
shs Pennsylvania Knitting Mills OF Reading. Pa
$1,000 BelleVllle & CaronGelet R. r LIST Mtge p.
BIDS 1928
- shs Empire steel and Iron Co common
1900 Etica, Clinton & Bns P r LIST Guar ? c.
shs Central Trust Co
-H0 Produce Exchange Trust Co
10 shs- North American Trust Co
% Jou-ueey & Burnham Pfd-
- Herring Hall Marvin Co. Pfo-
500 Ntnon5 & 81 Paul r r EItn LIST Z p c. Guar
$500 y Y. Athletic Club 2d p. c. Bds.. 1910.
9 shs- North American Trust Co
s. =. Y & Pennsylvania Telephone Co.
shs- Adirondack League Club Syndicate shs
rs Central Foundry Co.
60 shs Tagge,r-Monett Land q Imp. Co OF Buffalo.
$500 MYSTIC Valley Water Co. skg. Ed. Sc Bond.
$500 Huntington y Y. Gas Co.. LIST SO BIDS 1918
shs Manhattan Life Insurance Co.
. Citizens Insurance &C.
5000 Peoria Water Works So BIDS, Is4s
: eco shs. Toll. ST. Louis & Kan. City p. r..
10 shs. National City Bank.
- shs- y Y. Produce Exchange Trust CO.
10 shs. National city Bank
% shs Trust Co Of America
100 shs. Lou. Eend- < St Louis r r. pfd
shs- Corn Exchange Bank
i Fourth Natl Bank
Leather Mufs Natl Bank
Importers Traders Natl Bank
y shs Trust Co Of America
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Gfedmtodis

HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL,
= Leaving Deshrusses St. SIS Saturdays. 40 West
I'd s. $50 P n. (Sat Us. +. MI for CEtANSTOS5.
VEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEWBURCH NEW HAM
BCRGH, MILTON. POFKEErSIE. RONDOCT. and
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NLgW EMGlAMD POINTS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE
For Fall River Boston and Eastern Northern
points Steamers PRISCILLA and PURITAN Orchestra
Leave Pier 10, y R, foot OF Warren St. week
DAYS and Sundays NJ. Steamer rom New York
Sundays only Newport On other days OF the
Providence Line Eastward steamer stops al Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Newport Providence Boston,
ers PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM Orchestra on each
Is n. R.. foot Of Murray St week days only
a. s 100 2. NJ touching Newport, r (Monday morn
Ings excepted On Monday mornings Fall River Line
Steamers Newport
STONINGTON LINE
For stoninrton Narragansett Hill
Fast steamers MAINE and NEW HAMPSHIRE. Leave
Pier So r. Spring ST. week days only 900
P NJ Sunday night Westward trips VIII be made rom
JIIy 10 September Saturday night Westward
trips will De omitted during same period
NORWICH LINE
For New InndoL Hill Block Island. Worcester.
w. ana North Steamers CITY OF LOWELL CITY
OF WORCESTER Leave So " p, foot Spring St,
sDfen5er Q inclusive steamer MAINE leave
Tondon al 1918 p Tor New York.
NEW HAVEN LINE
for View Haven New Britain Meriden. HARTFORD. Spring
80. 49, tbs North From 2s Z r Double service
49, Ssvs Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New York
400 P M Steamer C. 4; NoRTHAM at 1900 mid
York al a. returning leaves New Haven at BIS
p NJ A delightful sunday trip
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MUDs0N RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
paIatial pay Steamers New York and Albany"
FASTEST and finest river boats In thu world
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
FOR the Caskls Albany. Saratoga and all points East
NU+ 49, North, and West.
Leave Brooklyn. Fulton 81 Cby Annex. 500 A. NJ
Despr St Pier ---------.-. $40 "
West I'D 81. Pier. 300
kssnsis Kingston Point, Catski. Hudson and Albany
-eh ests on leading ticket Offices. including
thoss ~ ne York Transfer Co. who check baggage
from rreee slaenSE MoRNINds s AFTERNOONS
an RNNY EW[ENlMG 0lME Q,
STEAMERS ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
Nsrth River foot Canal Street at T. NJ daily
tsravs excepted making direct CONNECTIONS Win trains
North. and W -zl
OATsKIIA, HUDSON AND CoAsAchlE
~ pOATS weekday Al p M from fooS
Of chr,.topns- St. eSnnsstiux with b. = A. h h
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RAILWAY EarIPMsNT COMPANY

RAILWAY EQCIPMHNT COMPANY
OF MINNESOTA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the holders
- OF the Six Per Cent Bonds Of above Company
Gated June 1st. 1891 that Atlantic Trust Company
provisions securing sald
Bends VIII 8 Offices. William
Street. city New York. July 10Th 1890
o.
600 exceeding and the pay
therefor.
I. $4,000 II OF said Bonds offered FOR
aforesaid Will be the duty OF Trustee
redeem ne offered.
co-1sace with provisions OF the Deed OF Trust.
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
New York. MAJ 31st. 1900.
AN ESTABLISHED BROADWAY BUSI-
NESS CAN OFFER EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL WITH OR WITHOUT ACTIVE
SERVICE. FULL PARTICULARS on EXCHANGE OF
MUTUALLY SATISFACTORY REFERENCES. POST
OFFICE BOX T0S. NEW YORK CITY.
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nR ". G. NOVEL;. private tutor at pupils. homes o.
IL at 1T r S2d-st Tive pupils received in family
N Specialist. Address EXPERIENCED. Tribune once
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-08
THE GOVERNMENT EXPENSES.
tions of the Present Session of Con-
gresS

Washington, June Ga carefully
tions of the session was made tonight
by Senator Allison, chairman of the
senate committee on appropriations,
and by Chairman Cannon, of the
house committee on appropriations, in
acca4sdance with custom. The state-
ment says:
The appropriations made by the
first session of the Fifty-sixth congress
amount to $7O9, 729,476. This sum in
cludes $131, ,247, 155 estimated to be on
account of or incident to the late war
with Spain, and deducting it, the re-
naming amount $57S, 1921 represents
the ordinary appropriations made for
the support of the government during
this session.
1T will be observed that, after de-
Quoting the amounts estimated to have
been appropriated on account of or in
cident to the war with Spain for the
ensuing, the current and the last fiscal
years (Which cover the period since
the beginning of the Spanish war; the
appropriations for the five fiscal years
including the two Immediately preced-
ing the war, are as follows: For 1897,
s515.s45, 1874; for 1898, $685. 735, ,O79; for
1899, 1882, 81 ,6SS; for 1900, 1854, 27S, $50
for 1901, s57S, ,4S2,321.
This shows an apparent excess in
the ordinary appropriations at this
| session for the fiscal year 1901 of $49,
747,242 over the appropriations for the
| fiscal year 1898, which Immediately
| preceded the Spanish war.
The chief increases in ordinary ex-
| penses for 1901 over these for 1898 are:
| Increase of the navy s7,0S1, ,916; pen
| sions, 1881 $50; postal service, exclu-
Siye of newly acollired territory $17
| 7S2, 900; twelfth census, 49, 0OO, 900; per-
| manent appropriations Including ST.
| 100000 for requirements of sinking
| fund and $4,000, 900 for redemption OF
national bank notes. s6,634, 900. The
| total of these increases is $50, 202 S26
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THE IRISH SURRENDER
a Battalion of the Irish Yeomanry
Captured by Boer Forces.

London, June 5.-12 p. m.-Lord Rob
erts reports TO the war office that the
Thirteenth battalion of the Imperial
Yeomanry, Qrish) was overwhelmed
by the Beers at Lindley."
Following is the text of the dispatch
announcing the disaster to the Thir-
teenth battalion of the Imperial Yeo-
manry:
Pretoria Station, June 5, 1855 p. m.
i regret to report that the Thirteenth
Imperial commandery had to surren-
der to a very superior force of the en-
emy, on May 21st, near Lindley. On
receiving information of the battalion
being attacked, 1 ordered Methuen to
proceed with all speed to its assist
ance.
''Methuen was then on the march, on
the Heilbron side of Kroonstad; and,
half an hour after the receipt of my
telegram, on June 1St, he started off.
By 10 O'Clock a m, of the following
day, he had marched fourty-four miles
in twenty-five hours; but he was too
late to rescue Colonel Spraggs' yeo-
manry.
'Methuen attacked the Beers who
were between 1000 and 5000 strong and
after a running fight, OF five hours,
completely routed the enemy.
Tt is a very regrettable circum-
stance, but / trust it will not be very
long before the Irish Yeomanry are re-
leased from captivity"
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A NEGRO NATIONAL PARTY,
steps for Organizing Such Party-To
Nominate Candidates for State Oni-
ces, Congress and the Presidency.

Philadelphia, June 6.-The first stems
looking TO the organization OF a ma
tional negro party has been taken In
this city. Prominent negroes-oishops.
ministers. editors and lawyers-at a
meeting yesterday decided TO place a
party ticket in the field with negro
candidates. The plan Is 10 organize
the party in every state in :he union
and nominate candidates for state and
congressional officers. The names
mentioned for president include ex-
Judge z. ]. Walker, OF Boston. with
T. b. s. Pinchback. ex-lieutenant
governor of louisiana. as running
mate; Bishop w. p. Derrick, Of New
York, with Professor DeBoise az run
ming mate: Bishop Grant, of Illinois
with the Rev. DIR. J. p. Sampson. az
vice president. Bishop Turner, with
Booker T. Washington. OF Alabama.
as vice president, and Bishop Walters,
vice president
The platform, said H. C. C. As,-
wood. after the meeting, win insIs,
upon the Observance of the constitu-
ton OF the United States, the civil and
political rights Of every cftizen With
out regard to race, color of condition.
tne Monroe doctrine and Opposition TO
an monopoiies, trusts and rights. and
.ns GUY or the government to con-
.Ioi an puoic conveyance such as rail-
rodos' ETC., and all telegraph and teIe-
pnone operations, 50 as not to burden
'nT people with unnecessary taxation
IL Is expected that the Convention
VIII oe called to meet in this city in
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Street Incident.

My Dear Sir exclaimed Lawyer
Bartholomew Livingston, meeting the
Rev. DR.. Archibald Windham on the
village street, What does this mean?
I thought you were laid up with all
sorts of bad diseasei''
"And so I was" replied the reverend
gentleman, Il had an attack OF indi-
gestion and from that time on my
whole system has been in a disOrdered
condition until I began taking Hoods
SarsapariIla which has put me on my
feet and cured all my stomach
troubles"
Il don't doubt it," said the lawyer.
This same medicine cured my wife of
rheumatism and my little girl Of scrof-
ula- When they say it's the best med
icine money can buy, they only tell the
TRUTH
Yes, yes, so they do replied the
minister. and the two paSSed on.
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THE MOORS MASSING.
Inforce to Attack the French in AL
giers.

London, June Especial dispatches
received this evening from Algiers
portray a serious situation. Thou
sands of Moors are massing at Ffguig
and in the neighborhood, preparing
for determined attack upon the ad-
vanced posts Of the French.
The French columns have joined
hands at Zoubia, but the men suffer
terribly from heat and thirst and hun
dreds Of camels have died.
The French are preparing entrench-
ments and are confident Of their abili-
ty to repeal an attack and even to take
the offensive against Figuig, il neces-
Sary.
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offer OF VI. de Giers, Russian minister.
to give the assistance OF the Russian
troops in quelling disturbances. China
Is quite capable of accepting such as
sistance"
SITUATION GROWING STEADILY
WORSE.
Pekin, June 6.-The situation is
growing steadily worse. Events move
with such rapidity, and affairs. owing
to the excitement of the natives, are
so critical that the foreign ministers
hold frequent meetings. They feel the
need of a free hand for energetic ac-
ton, without a perpetual reference TO
the home governments.
Sir Claude Mcdonald, the British
minister, is wiring for seventy-five
more marines.
Native employees who have return
ed from Feng Tai say they left the
village.
a strong imperial edict, issued this
evening, censures the "cowardliness of
the imperial troops" and orders the
viceroy OF Pc Chi Ii and General Jung
Lu Immediately to suppress the Boxers.
The foreign ministers at today 5
meeting discussed the question of a
special audience Of the empress dow
ager, but no decision was reached.
Tien Tsin, June 6.-The Chinese SER
want of a Belgian engineer, who left
Pao Ting two days after the Belgians
saw five foreign and two Chinese dead
bpdies in the grand canal, one being
the body of a foreign woman.
"A Boxer placard threatens the ex-
termination of the foreigners here on
June 10TH
1t is rumored that the Boxers and
Catholic Christians fought at Tung Hu
Tuesday, three Christians being killed
Her majesty's ship Barfleur has ar
rived, and the Terrible is expected
One hundred and thirty-one British
thirty-one German, fifty French and
forty-five Italian marines have arrived
here. These reinforcements render Tien
| TSin secure.
AMERICAN MISSIONARIES SAFE
Atlanta, Ga, June 6.-Advices have
been received here from DR.. P. ]. Will
lingham, secretary of the Baptist for
eign missionary board at Nashville
and DR.. w. r. Lambuth, of the Meth
odist foreign mission board at the same
place. to the effect that no mission
aries in China under the direction OF
| these boards are in any danger from
the present Boxer movement in that
country.
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Unless food is digested quickly IL will
ferment and irrftate the stomach. AZ
ter each meal take a teespoonful Of
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what
you eat and will allow you to eat all
you need Of what You like. It never
fails to sure the worst cases Of dys-
pepsia- 1t is pleasant to take. r r
Bellamy.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-08
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